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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-24
WOMAN'S CLUB FILES
INCORPORATION PAPERS.
Wives of Prominent Men Expect to DO
Much Entertaining During Worlds
Fair Period.

Attorneys seldom & Blair made appiica-
tion to the Circuit Court yesterday for a
pro forma decree of incorporation for the
st. Louis Woman's Club. which was re
Gently organized, composed of the wives of
prominent men, and will be an important
factor in the entertainment of prominent
visitors to the Worlds Fair.
The incorporators signed their own first
names to the application as follows: Apol-
line NJ. Blair. Jane Perry Francis. Josie u
Walsh, Lucy Page Hardaway. Lucy Han
Hodgman Julia Lewis Knapp. Adelaide ".
Barnett E. a W. Ciymer Mary II. Gregg.
Agnes B. Houser. Mildred Wear Kotany,
Jane Malllnckrodt Adele S. Morrison Hen
ME Johnson Niedringhaus. Julia Sempie
Scott. Florence p. Thornburg. Mary G. Van
Blarcom. Louise X. VI. Whltmore. Emma
c. Copelin. Martha Ellis F'ischel. Mary
levitt Wilson, Mary W Foster. Mary II.
L. Shields. May S. Little. Laura S. Harri-
son. Nina W. Shaplegh. Sue Mcclure Clark.
Anita Glasgow O'Failon and Mary Z. Perry.
Mrs. Blair Is president Mrs. Hodsman
secretary and Mrs. Knapp treasurer.
The objects of the club. as set forth In
the application. are educational: 20 promote
literature. science, art and general intel
Iectual culture and social intercourse and
to maintain a club.
The first meeting of the club Will be held
November 3 next. 1t Is expected that the
club will locate In the old Shapieigh man
sion Delmar boulevard.
The application was referred to Judge
Hough's court
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Alton Note. and Personals.

, The Reverend "; Isler. pastor OF the
insn school in the yestry yesterday.
The body of the young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Atchison of Alton WAS taken to Kane. III,
yesterday for burial
The funeral OF Mrs F. NJ. Marion OF Portage
MIS-. Marion was well-known resi0ent of that
Village.
Redaemer in Henry street. Alton. last evening
IN honor of the participants IN the membership
contest s Of the Alton " & T. U; fortS ,fn,
giving the union present membership of eighty
;-chris,opher Warner Of Alton hs, gone TO
Philadelphia. Pa.
George R. Allen OF Alton has gone 10 Har-
boz Bescn. Mich.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad has an
nounced that II Will MAKE extensive improve
WITHIN the near future The IMPROVEMENTS will
;ncluce new platform.
David woehrie Of Upper Alton has returned
from Hardy, AK.
Boone Allen Of Upper Alton has returned from
Chester. Ill.
Miss Helen Ta.gart of Upper Alton has been
elected PRINCIPAL Ill the High School az Mason
their annual excursion last evening on the
steamer spread Eagle TO Grafton
Invitations have been issued at Alton to the
MI. and Mrs. John karei. TO Ben Doe,re. The
wedding VIII take place on June ~ at the he me
street.
Mrs s. A. Mckay. wife OF President Mckay
OF shurtier College. Upper Aton debated "
Kay at their summer cottage.
The Reverend /. NJ. Waterman, pastor q
the First Baptist Cnurch at Upper Alton. Will
the East.
The annual picnic Of the congregation Of St.
ss s5ps = oa ss h sa,ey. wsr
given IN connection wiki the picnic.
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RECOGNITION SERVICES.
Ministers Unite In Observance or
Event At Cherry Street Baptist
Church.


Recognition services in honor of the con-
gregation of the Cherry Street Baptist
Church at Alton and the pastor. the Rev
erend S. d. Mckinney. were held yester-
day afternoon and evening. The ministers
and members of the other Baptist churches
in the Altons participated.
The services began at 2;s0 o'clock The in
vocation was pronounced by Professor ID.
Gil was then formed of the ministers pres
ent. and A p Bessett of the Cherry street
congregation read the letter. stating the
ogniticn. The descriptive reading was con-
Quoted by the Reverend D. C. Blunt, pastor
OF the First Baptist Church at Litchfeld
fsS; l,, owe r by prayer by the Reverend
mon of the afternoon was then delivered
by the Reverend Doctor Melvin Jameson of
ottum is,;, la; The charge to the church
A Abbott. Comptroller of Shurtleff College
The hand OF fellowship was extended by tha
Reverend Doctor NJ; W. living. pastor OF
was followed by an address by the Reverend
Doctor Robert Gibson Of Upper Alton. and
the benedic;ion was pronounced by the Rev
erend James Osborn of Upper Alton
AT the evening service the Invocation was
pronounced by the Reverend j. c. Sh:pp
and the Scripture lesson was read by the
Reverend II. Q. Morton of Shurtleff Col
lege- The opening prayer was delivered by
the Reverend l. VI. Waterman. ,astor Of
the First Baptist Church at Upper Alton.
and the recosnition sermon was preached
by the Reverend Doctor jay A Ford. pas
tor OF the First Baptist Church at Jersey
vile.
Following the recognition sermon address
IS were delivered by the Reverend E p
brand of Normal. State Superintendent Of
Missions of the Baptist General Association
OF Illinois. and the Reverend z. ]. Rron-
son. pastor OF the First Baptist Church AT
Bellevtlle. The benediction was pronounced
by the Reverend W. N. Rhoads Of Upper
Alton.
Special services will also be held to-day at
the First Baptist Church in Alton BY the
ministers who participated in the services
YESTERDAY. At the meeting to-day the Rev
erend Samuel Samueison of Rochester n
=; viii be ordained 10 the work OF the Cos
pei ministry
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LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP-R0OT.
The Wonderful Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Remedy.
Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Swamp-Root discovered by the eminent
kidney and bladder specialist. promptly
cures kidney. liver. bladder and uric acid
troubles.
Some of the early symptoms OF weak
kidneys are pain or dull ache in the back.
rheumatism. dizziness headache. nervous
ness. catarrh Of the bladder. gravel or cal
Gull. bloating sallow complexion. puffy or
dark circles under the eyes, suppression OF
urine. or compelled TO pass water often day
and night
The mild and extraordinary effect OF the
world-famous kidney remedy. Or. hilmer 5
Swamp-RUot is soon realized. It stands
the highest for its wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases. II you need med
icine YOU should have the best.
Swamp-Root is not recommended Tor eN-
srything, but If you have kidney. liver
bladder or uric acid troubles you Will ind
IL just the remedy you need
sold by druggists in fitty-cent and one
dollar sizes. You may have a sample bot
tie Of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root and
pamphlet that tells all about 1t. including
many OF the thousands OF letters received
from sufferers cured. both sent free: by
mail. Write DR.. kimer & Co, Bingham
ton. y. Y, and please be sure TO mention
that you read this generous offer in The St
Louis Republic. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name. Swamp-Root. DR..
klmers Swamp-Root. and the address,
Binghamton. n. V. on every bottle
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SWITZERLAND.

AIGLE-Banoue de Montreux
AROSA-Bsnoue des Grisons.
BASEL tBALEl-Banoue Federale
RERNE-Ranuue Feierale.
BERNE-Banqae Cantonale de Berne.
BERNE-Narnuard 4 Co.
BEL (BIENSEl-Bandue Cantonale de Berne
BURGDORF-Bandue Cantonsle de Berne
ArS-DE-FONDS-pury & Co
CIAUX-DE- FoNDSRanuue de Federale
n,N0--n o. ,rI-Rsnoue de. Grisons.
DAvoS- PIATz-pavos Bank.
GENEvA-Bandue Federale.
CENENA-Crei!t Iyonnais.
GENEyA-I.onbari. oder Co.
GENEvA-Paul Chambaud. "a Corraterie
GENEvA-Thomas Cook Son. - du
LANGENTHAL-Ranoue CantonaIe de Berne.
LACSANNE-Bandue Federale
I.AUSANNE-Galland & Co. British Consula.e,.
MISUNDERSTANDING Gun;her 4 Co.
LAI-sANNE-Thomas Cock Son. I. rue Pep,-
LoCARNo-Banca della svizzer-a Itaiiana
LCCERNE-Falck Co. hanouers.
LucERNE-Thomas Cook & Son. Schweizerhos.
LU0ANo-Banca della swiz.erra Italians.
MENDRIS1O-Banca della Swtz1erra 1taliana-
Territet and Ronport rSranche.).
NEI-CHATEI-Pury Co. hanauiers.
Observation-Disclosures d e ar,.1n' n
ST. GALL-sanaue Federale.
ST GALL-WeEeln Co.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cantonale de Berne
HAFFHAUSEN-Zundei & Co.
SCHULS-Banuue des Grscns
TERRITET.RanSue de M9ntreuI
VENEY-Bandue Federale.
vEEEY-William Cuenoa & Co.
ZERMATT-Gaiiand & Co.
ZCRICH-Rsndus Federale
ZrRICH-schw eizerische Kreditans.sl,-
ZI-RIcH-oreilli In, Thalhot. IS Thslacker.
ZCRIcH-E.cher & Palm. bancuiers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-24
DEBATE OVER SECULARIZED
MONKS TO BE EXCITING.
French Government Proposes That
They BE Forbidden for Three Years
to Teach in Old Communes.

Paris. June 23.-The debate in the Cham
Der of Deputies on the Government bill pre-
venting secularized member of any con-
gregation to teach in commune where he
had taught as member of 4 congresa-
ton before the expiration of three years
promises to be exciting.
\ counter proposal to-day. simply forbid
ding members of congregations to teach.
was referred 10 the Educational Commit
tee by 462 10 10 votes. and is thus buried
NJ. Leroy. Radical Republican. moved a
counter proposal. merely requiring school
masters and scheolmistrcsses TO hold GER
tihcates of competency. not mentioning the
congregational question. The Chamber re-
fused by 21S to 265 votes to refer this to the
Educational Committee. thereby infiicting a
partial check on the Government.
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AusTRIA.huNGARY.

Observation-Disclosures Bank.
BIELI1Z-Handes 4 Gewsrbe Bank Oil. Boeh-
pllsche Union Bank.
BRUNN-AnElo- Austrian Bank.
BRCNN-Oesterrech. Creditanstalt.
RRUNN-Eo ehmische Union Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hank.
BUDAPEST Poster. Ungarische Commercial
Bank.
BI DAPEST-Thomas Cock & Son. Vigadoter.
CnRI.SBAD-Oesterr. Credita1sfalt.
CARI.SBAD-Bcehmische Escompte Bank
CARlSBAD-Alfred Schwalb Bank.
FRANyEN BAD-Wiedermann & Co.
GABIJONZ-B oehIniscbe, Union Bank.
INNSBRuCK-M Loswe.
INSTRUMENTATION Union Bank.
LEMBERG-O4steIr Credtanstalt.
MARIESBAD-StinRi& Stern Bank
MARIENBAD-J. Heller & Sohn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union Bank.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union Bank.
PRAGt' E-Oesterr. Creditanstat.
PEICHENBERG-Oesterr. Creditanstalt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union Bank.
MBURG-Boehmische Union Bank.
SALZBCRG-Car1 Spaengler Bank.
SAAZ-Boehmische Union Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.
TRIESTE-Oester. Creditanstalt.
TRIESTE-Oesterr. CreGltanstalt. Bank.
TROPPAU-Bcehmische Unicn Bank
Observation-Disclosures Bark
NlENNA-Oesterr. Creiitanstalt.
Cook K Son. Stephansp!at1
EIENNA-M Thorsch .Cehne.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-24
CEREALS GIVEN TO FARMERS.
Relief Work Progresses Rapidly or
the East Side

Perfect system prevails in the relief work
in East st. Louis, and I. Is stated that not
one person who deserves help Is refused
while on the other hand several hundred,
who have been investigated and found to
be unworthy. have been refused further as
sistance.
Much of the relief work now IL in the
shape OF rati6ns. AT the relief headquarters
in the Metropolitan building a total Of $500
Nearly 100 East Side farmers were given
bushel each of corn. miilet and cow
peas. pound iof turnip seed and a dozen
packages of assorted garden seeds yesier-
day at the seed distribution headquarters
in tie rear OF the Joyce building on Main
street and Broadway
This station is under the supervision of
Congressm m Rodenberg and his secretary.
Z. e. Miller.
A total q H5sss.O has been contributed
to the relief fund
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be next Friday e:ening
The C. c. Club Of East St Louis will give a
dance at Priester's Park Friday evening
Joseph Pace is i'll with ma,arial fever,
The Ladies' Literary Circle will meet with
MIS-. E. {. Kramer Thursday afternoon.
) ames VI. Beach. the newly elected Justice
Of the Peace. to take the place of Justice Oehler
who died. received his commission yesterday and
opened up his office in the Flanagan building
Opposite the City Hall
Mayor Sias Cook w n Hockaday George
w. caughlin and W. G. Padheid will depart on a
fishing trip TO the okaw Bottoms this morn
ing.
Marriage licenses issued in East st Louis
yesterday were to: J. " Davidson. -. and
Louise X. Rietmann. -. both OF East ST. LOUIS:
Edward Actmeyer. .. and Lottie Teivin. IS both
Of East St Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-24

HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS
CITIES AND TOWNS.

Bramhall of Alton. in the absence of the
President. T. p. Shinn OF Elgin.
j. 4. onyon, secretary and treasurer Of
the STATE union. is attending to his Of
fetal duties. He is an employe al present
of the Government Printing Office at Wash
!uston.
The day was spent In the selection OF
committees and routine business. In the
evening a smoker was given at the Com
mercial clubrooms To-day will be devoted
IL the discussion of questions of Importance
10 the craft. and number of addresses will
be delivered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-24
ILLINOIS TYPOS IN SESSION,
Annual Convention or state Unions
Open With Large Attendance

The annual convention OF the Illinois
Typographical Upion began at Alton yes
terday
The convention will last two DAYS Dele
attendance. =
Corporation Counsel L. D. Yager deliy-
cred an address of welcome at the opening
session on behalf OF Mayor Henry Bruegge-
man. Charles l.. Young Of Chicago, respond
ed on behalf Of the delegates. The session
was presided OYER by Vice President ]. G..
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fEEIT EMPLOY ED BY {. & 4.
Man Who Committed Suicide in Forest
Park Worked at Alton.

John Flett. the stranger who committed
suicide in Forest Park Oh Saturday, was
employed at Alton during the recent flood
as a member OF the section gang of the c.
& A r. r. Flett was employed around the
Union Station in transferring milk cans
from the trains TO the boat.
He left Alton last Friday night and that
was the last heard from him until he COM
mitted suicide. Fett boarded at No. los
West Seventh street during his stay here.
pany when he quit. Nothing is known here
of his relatives or former residence.
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Jerseyville Notes.

I
| The JerseyviIle Art Club held an interesting
meeting last evening with Mrs .naries pu Had
b amS MISS 'n Henrietta Ford and
| Car sborougn.' ny Mrs. ]. u SehwaTz
| T J. Pinkerton Of 81. Louis is visitor in
| JerseyviEe
| 5 L. Hill OF Je-seyville has gone TO Chicago
! Mayor George D. Locke of Jerseyviile was a
visitor in Ct. Louis yesterday
Deputy Sheriff Cosmos Keller Of Jerseyville
| went TO Elsah. Ill. yesterday.
A son was horn yesterday to Alderman and
Mrs. {. Roy Cory at 1erseyvIlle.
Ray Hudgens Of Alton was visitor in Jer-
| seville yesterday.
| Contractor Robert Curde. who is at work on
| the street paving Jerseyvile. reported yester
| Lay that the progress of the work was being
men The ha, G at its height in and
| surrounding counties. and ali the available men
are engaged in II.
| Conductor Charles j Dorland OF the c., P.
& St. l. has gone to Fremont, o., on short
ess1se Of the train during pofiands absence
%I' . Bushns Of Tf He Of srefh' a
went to Peoria. Ill. yesterday.
| The congregation of ST. Alphonsus Church at
| Brighton will siee picnic and festival on the
Fourth Of July.
The sunday schools of Rchwoods and Rose,
| dale townships will hold Joint sunday;school
| terian Church in Fieldon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Chris
tian Church at Jerseyviiie will give an Ice cream
social Thursday evening at the residence OF Mrs.
Ankrom.
-Jerseyville will have four graduates Thursday
at the American SCHOOL Of Osteopathy at Kinks
VILE Mo The successful students Mrs.
Alice Nevius. Russell Howell. Frank Snedeker
and Sylvester Downey.
Mrs. James e. Brooks Of Kane died Monday
nsht a, the home Of her da nlH Mr.: :, oy:
old. The funeral will take place tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 O'Clock from the First Baptist
Church. The pastor the Reverend j. B. Brown.
will officate. and the burial will be in the Old
Kane Cemetery.
John Murphy. aged "A years; and Miss Celia
Wall. aged - both OF Jerseyville. were married
Church by the Reverend Father p. Fallon.
Doctor J.. F. Gary OF Delhi. Ill., was visitor
in Jerseyrille yesterday.
A W. Cross. president Of the National Bank
OF Jerseyville. a visitor in st. Louis yester-
day.
William F. Brockman OF Jerseyville has
turned from Indianapolis. Ind. where he was
delegate 20 III. National Camp OF the Modern
Woodmen OF America
The Reverend Father Becker. pastor of st.
Marys Church at Meppen. Ill, was the guest
yesterday OF the Reverend Father F. A. Marks,
pastor OF the Church Of the Holy Ghost in Jer
SEVILLE.
Misses Ella Randolph and Annie West Of
tend the annual Macoupin County Teachers In
stitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Lurton of Pensacola
Fla are the guests Of frieucs In Jersey County
The pulpit of the First Christian Church al
Jerseyvifie win be occupied Sunday by the
Reverend ]. J. Lockhart OF Nevada. Mo.
Attorney and Mrs. Eugene Hale have re-
turned 10 St Louis. after visiting relatives in
Jerseyvlle.
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ScOTLAND D.

MISREPRESENTATION Linen Company Bank
AYR-British Linen Company Bank
DIT MF;RIEs-BTi,ish Linen SompanSy Bag Sank.
EbiNBt.RGH = British Linen Company Bank
head office. c.
eiASt;OW-British Linen Company Bank. queen
street.
GRF,ENOCK-Br,ti Linen company BANK
HAWICK-British Linen Company Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Linen Company Bank
kIRRIEMUIR-Brltish Linen Company Bank
FAISLEY-pritish Linen Company SANK
PFRTH-Brtish Linen Company Bank.
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RUSSIA,

RAKC-Sordische Bank.
RIALISl OK-Rieaer CCmmerzbank
RORISSOGL EESk-Nordische Bank,
DWINSK-RiEasr Coinmerzbaok
IWER-Sordische Bank.
JELETZ-Nordische Bank
EASAN-Nordische Bank
EOSIOFF-Nor6isch Bank
LIBAU-RiEaer. Comntrzbank
LODZ-Rigaer CommsrZbank.
NTESk-NordIsche Bank.
MOSCOW-Nor6ische Bank.
NOSCOw-CTedIt Lyonnais-
MOSCoW-wogau & Co.
ODESSA-Credit- Lvonnais
RIGA-Rigaer Commer,hsrk-
ST PETERS BCRG-Sordische Rark-
ST. ERSRCRG-Crsdit Lyounats.
ST. PETERSBCRG-wos & Co.
WORONESCH-Nord Bank
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Bishop Iohn Jansen Of the EeIlevilIe Doce,.
has ordered that a collection be made In eyery
Catholic Church Of the diocese Sunday, June a.
for the benefit Of the flood sufferers
The funeral OF Mr., Nagdalena Thomas wild
ow Of The late Colonel John Thomas takes place
this afternoon at O'Clock. The interment will
be in Walnut Hill.
Tho funeral Of Mrp Henry HeinemAn takes
place this morning at o'clock to Walnut Hill
Cemetery.
The Cathedral schools will remain in session
this year until July T. on July the schools will
have their annual pscff,I.af-
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SWEDEN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kredi;ak,!esoia-
get.
NoRRKoPING-Skandina Kreditaktiebola-
get.
sToCKHoLM-skandlnav Kreditaktiesols-
get.
Stockholms Enskilda Bank.
TRONDHJEM-Jsnsseu & Co
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East Side Realty Sold,

Leon G. Smith yesterday sold block L o.
Security addition to East ST Louis for D.
r. Mc1asland to l.. F.. Schaefer and Fred
y. Schv,artzenbach The property has a
frontage of l.oes feet, and the price was SIS
per foot. Mr.. Smith purchased for himself
block Nj of Security addition from d. +.
McCasland. being 546 feet. al S. g. foot
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Edwardsville Notes.

MIR. Henry BiiSen and Miss Emma Hartung.
two popular E1wsrGsviiie young ptrs,ns. will Dc
married this evening. Tne ceremony taxes place
O'Clock st the herman Evangelical Church.
the Reverend II. Rain officiating. The attend
ants will tie relatives OF the pafties Mr.. and
MIS-. Bllxen Will r-siue IN the West Emu
-. Y. Gillian OF Milwaukee. editor Of the
Western Teacher. has arrived In Edwarosrille
with ms wife and dauGhter. tie is on the fac
uty OF the County Normal Professor Gillian
came IN from indian Nation. where he has
been making observations on the methous OF
instruction there.
Marriage licenses were issued at Edwards.
Vile 10 carries " Judd Is tirsnite City. and
Edna r. Hughes. Is. Edwardsville: William
Sauet rnefster ~. and 1Asette uetting. % botn
OF Manson: Martin ]. Ryan. "a. tierron. and
Elia kedford 80 Highland.
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SPAIN,

MISUNDERSTANDING Bros
BARCELONA-Credit Lyornais
BARCEL0NA-Jose Sierra Font
RARCELONA-Banco Hispano- Cc Ionial
TADIZ-Jose Esteban Gomez.
CONGRATULATIONS Mosley & %.
G1FRALTAR-Thonas Cook & Son waterproof
street.
HUELvA-Thomas Morrison & CO. Ltd.
JEREZ DE LA FRONTFRA-MacRenzi & Co.
MAT RJD-Credi. I.yonnais
NJ DRID-Thomas Cock & Son S Carrera dc
San Geronimo.
MALAGA-Rc!n Co.
SAN SERASTIAN-Credt Lvounai..
SANTANDER-Hljos de Doriga
SF:vTLLA-Credit Lyonnais.
SFFILLa-E Edmond Noel.
SFvITIA-Nsc andrews & Co.
NALENCIA-Crsdit Lyonnals.
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Three Trains Daily

for New York leave ST Louis via Van
dalia-Pennsylvan.a Lines. VIZ: s:4i a. m.
1880 noon. II 81 p m. Through sleeping
cars. dining cars. Ticket office, Sevent h
and Owe. and Union station
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II ElAND,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook Son. "aring stree
tSIISEGNuuster & Leinster Bank.
DUBLIN-Thomas Cock 4 Son;
KIJJARNEY-Munster & Leinster BANK.
OVERWHELMING & Leinster Bank.
u ATEE EORp-Munster & kelnster Bank.
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LUXEMBOURG.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.
ELKs CLOSE WACO CONVENTION
John \. Ewton Chosen General of
the Army.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

fEft Blu SFE'lSL-
Waco. Tex. June 2s.-The Elks closed
their State convention with ball tonight
The only important business transacted to-
day was the election of John A. Ewton Of
Dallas general of the Army of Elks. and
separating the army from the regular af-
fairs OF the order.
The president of the Benevolent and Pro-
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Dewitt Forfeit. Bond

Judge Adams yesterday ordered forfeited
the cash bond furnished last March by L.
r Dewitt who was arrested on charge
of using the mails TO defraud in connection
with matrimonial bureau scheme De-
Witt has failed to answer for trial and the
court instructed the United States Marshal
to pay into the United States Subtreas ury.
to the credit OF the Government, the amount
of the bond, S5O1
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CushInr-stoue wrddinr.

Miss Alice Cushing. teacher in English
was married at Wautosa Wis yesterday
to .. b. Stone a business man of Blooming
ton. Ill. President Stanley A. Mckay of
Shurtle6 College performed the ceremony.