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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful It Is II
Z E PRESERVING II cath and Beauty. Ia.l. Nv.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
LIS the safest and most efficient disin fec
tant and purifier in nature. but few
! realize It's value when taken into the hui
! man system for the same cleansing pur-
pose. e
Charcoal is a remedy that the more you
take OF 1t the better; 1T Is not drug
at all, but simply absorbs the gases and
impurities always present in the stomach
and intestnes and carries them out OF the
SYSTEM, gS
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous Vegetables, N II,
Charcoal effectually clears and Improves
the complexion, it whltens the teeth and
further acts as a natural and eminently
safe cathartic.
It absorbs the injurious gases which COL
lect In the stomach and bowels 1t disin-
fects the mouth ana throat from tho poi
son OF catarrh, ss
All druggists sell charcoal in ono form
or another but probably the best cnar-
coal and tho most for the money Is In
3stuart's Charcoal I.ozenges; they are COM
posed OF the finest powdered willow
in tablet form or rather In the form OF
large, pleasant tasting lozenges, the char
coal being mixed with honey,
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell In a much improved condition
OF the general health better complex
ion, sweeter breath and purer blood and
the beauty Of IT is. that no possible harm
can result from their continued use, but
on the contrary, Ereat benefit
a. buffalo physician, In speaking OF tho
benefits Of charcoal, says Il II advise Sim
arts Charcoal Lozenges to ali pattents
suffering from gas In stomach and bow-
els, and 10 Gear the complexion and puri-
~ the breath, mouth and &throat; / also
believe the liver is greatly benefited By
the daily use OF them; they cost hut TWEEN
although in some sense n patent prepara-
tion, yet believe get more and better
charcoal In stuart's Charcoal Lozeng,es
than In any Of the ordinary charcoal tan
letS. q vs. ss S,I f3 II. s5s n III }{s5{
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Toys at s1.OO Each.

Toys at $1.OOf Each.
sleds, for boys and girls. ~ a
Desks. H I
Blackboards. Isl
Toys Mt $3.50 Each.
517-keys fancy wood Toy Pianos. 5{5
4 Parlor, Bedroom and Dining room
S;3 Furniture Sets. ss 81 ssfs
Fancy Decorated China Tea Sets.
Fancy Wood Doll Houses. ! &
Fancy Wood Stables. 5i5Es
Fancy Kitchen Stove. .Ssf saS
4 Skin Covered Horses on wheels.
Loaded Wagon with skin covered
Horse. III Al & & Il 81
Boys Soldier Sets, 81
Fancy Elephants. nj NJ.
Skin Covered Donkeys.
Skin-Covered Cows.
Milk # Wagons. with skin
n horse. 5 81 sf3
Oak Dresser with oval mirror.
Toys $1.75 to $500 Each.
Mechanical Steam Engines.
Fancy Silk Dressed Dolls, very fine
Viola Jointed lDolls-have fine bisques
4 heads with moving eyes ...... .9ss
Easel Blackboards. with designs for
MI drawing .....i..... ....:.....S q: %
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t and Most Popular Toy Store


I; Easel Blackboards. made Of genuine
slate, with drawing designs. large
Sizes same as used in many schools.
Sx.25. S2.76. $3.50 and q. %. 81
v Fancy Painted and Trimmed Swing
Horse. ats. 48 90
Oak Writing Desks, with drop lid and
drawer. Il ..:.......! $50. 1895
Polished Oak Morris Chairs, with
s. ia,,vy velour covered cushions.
Genuine Fancy Reed Rockers, for chil-
dren, very durable. ss: g
n The following is only ia part Of the
long list Of articles found In our store:
Hill Climbing Engine and Tender.
Automobiles. III !, \
Horse and Wagon, .5
= Leather Purses.
Triple Mirrors. ;aIiS ys
1906 Calendars.
Milk Wagon, with cans
Imported German Magic Lanterns.
Music Boxes.
Oak Washstand and Bureau.
Dolls House (large).
Large Stables. s y sa,i "A ~
Extension Tables. n
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The Best Kept Section.

7, Gsspeeial- t.. The Times; Dispatch,)
314.-Mr. 7, b. Denten. the section fore
man stationed at this place. on section
20 of the Rivanna division, won the first
prize Of ss5 this year. for the finest sec 9
honor OF carrying on the first prize last
December. Hoand his force are ihustllng
railroad men, never finding time to be
. Mr. penten will present each OF. his
five men 81 each OF the prize money,
Mr. i, G, Brown, section 67,i won the
second prize Of SIS on the James River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
Suicide in Orange
4 as pecinl to The 1'Imos- Dispat,

Qsnecial to The Tlmos- DIspatch,)
FIRED FIR lCItsBURG. VA. Dec. a.
Mr. Joseph Brown, of Orange county,
Ing Ills brains out witha shotgun, He
lived on "a farm, near st. Just. lie had
been up waiting on his wife. who is III,
during the night. No reason Is knO WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15
IN BRISTOL.
Corporation Commission Take
s..a Tour of Southwest Railroad.

ts'pecial to Tho Times Dlspatch,)
BRISTOL, TENN. K Dec 1.-THE yir-
gininI Corporation Commission spent this
afternoon in Bristol having arrived here
SnfterEa tour of the Clinch Valley division
Of the Norfolk and Western Railway
"a md the Virginia and Southwestern Rail
way. The commission left Tonight for
Rio hlnond 9a lt3%$ sS
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Toys at $1.OO Each.

& Patent Jointed Dolls. have bisque
heads, with curly hair, moving eyes,
length 81 inches. a.
Fancy Dressed Dolls, with jointed
bodies and bisque heads, length is
inches
Oak sldeboards. 16 inches high, also
white enam e1ed; beauty set.
Wire Beds, fitted with mattress
Red Painted Tables.
White Enameled Bed, with woven
spring.
Iron Fire Engine, Hook and Ladder,
etc. $35. 5s 1l
Mechanical Tin Trains on track.
Mechanical AUTOMOBILES. 585
Magic Lanterns.
Toy Iron Ranges. @
Boys Printing Presses.
Boys Tool Chests. III.
Fancy Metal Drums.
Toy China Tea Sets
Skin Covered Horses, attached to wag-4
ons. III rS 5 ~ M
Fancy Wood Doll Houses.
Fancy Wood Sta bles.
Large Mechanical Automobiles.
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ANNEXATION FIGHT.
Manassas Board Of Health in a
Wrangle Over Diphtheria.

tspecial TO Tho Times Dlspatch)
MANASSAS, yAa December Judge
Thomas ". Harrison. OF Winohesteru;Ya.,
will hold court Tomorrow. Thursday, for
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TRACKED IN THE SNOW,
Heavy Car Robbery on chesa-
,,eakaand nh;n Pai1rnad

n LYNCHBuRG. VA, December Ito
night special Officer a, Nj Richardson.
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, and Police.
man Gauner. OF the local force, recover
ed moro than a hundred pair of boots and
shoes that were thrown4on. ot "a freight
train west-bound on that road last night
Tho officers arc certain that q case or
two are missing, They hope to BIO able to
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make an arrest lii the morning.
Four men are impl icated In tho robs#
berry as they were tracked In the snow. 81
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Toys at 25c Each.

B w az AsOC AItaSAs
Dolls Jewelry Sets. also Toilet Sets
Dolls Bisquc Heads. III
Rag Dolls, dressed.
y Cslluloid Babies. Il
Domino Games. II 3 81:
Lotto Games. ~.
Toys at soc Each.
& Fish Pond Game. ls
Soldiers on parade, complete sets.
4 Fancy Letter and Picture Blocks.
Bagatelle tame Boards. 81 n
Lotto Games. sS
Skin Covered Cows and Horses.
Horses and Wagons.
Soldier Sets.
4 Boys. Horse gReins
| ClappIng Dolls.
Mechanical Toys. 5s IA "a
Toys at Soc Each.
Modelling Sets.
Wood Extension Tables.
Large white enameled Cradles.
Red Painted Rocking Chairs.
Large 2-wheel Wood Carts.
4-wheel EXPIRES Wagons.
Fancy Dressed Dolls, IA inches long.
Patent ointed Dolls with bisque
sE& heads {4{s n s3ffs5sH S3:ais M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15

Richmond Sets the Pace.
for a hsh school. Hadn't Norfolk better
be moving a little more rapldly IN this
direction &c she expects TO keep Up Nth
the process lon 2--N or1olk LsdGass
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Judge C.. E. Nicol. at which time will
be heard the matter Of extending the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-15

Large Drum. II 4
Extra Large Felt Horse. 81 g
Cow and Sheep on rollers. i
Outfits for Soldiers. Firemen. Police.
$CozyE Corners. NJ IN u
Large T trimmed Beds. 5 .s
Writing Desks. with double black
board. I'll Il r. 4
Police and Fire Patrol.
Ice Wagon. e N &.
#Dray with barrels
/ Large Trunks 81 tss55
Tool Chests. It's 81 ING s s E5E,
Iron Wagons with all steel yea ring. 81
Reclining back Co Cart with ~ st eel
q gearing. e W.
Large Oak Rockers. A .3;ss s5;
Shoe Fly. Us #
Large Sled with steel runners.
Sail Boats. t ,#55$i
Track Train, making figure 8. with
81 engine, tender and car. l s
Hook and Ladde Ter. 5iis;
Hose Cart. i3s s II $ ii
Coal Cart! . slj III. M sfii HI 81,
iron Toys, Fire Engines. Etc.
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Toys at 15c Each.
Assorted Games.
| backgammon Game Board.
Fancy Dressed Bisque Babies.
Dolls Eonnets. IA 4
Fancy Pin Trumpets.
Red Rubber Babies.
Toys Mt 25c Each.
Granite Ware Kitchen Sets. pieces.
pewter Sets II b < h 9{ii
Wood Dining Room Sets. 4 large! Size
Pieces. !.
Fancy Nickel Plated Trumpets.
Fancy Rubber Dolls. "a
Fancy Painted Lead Soldiers.
Boys Horse Reins.
Iron Toy Engines Hook and Ladder. !.
Autos etc. ssl
Kaleidoscope. fancy enameled. 1
Nickel. Plated Bell Toys.
Toy Iron Scales
Paint Boxes.
Patent Jo,nted Dolls. with bisaue
heads. as
iron Trains, coaches. engine and
& tender. III
Tin Hoops, with chimes and stick to
" push along. q
Musical Nickel Plated Tops. 5,.s
Dolls Lace Caps and Hats.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

in this area raised rutterinx handkerchief
In their hands in pleas for help. but tie
Russians were afraid &c venture out 10
give succor. Within a week the last arm
hsd made It's last unregarded prayer for
help. and the shamhl-S wa~ a qniet but
gsstly field OF horror.
Among the heaps OF dead the Prince saw
two soldiers. one Russian and the other
a japanese. lying locked in 4 death en-
brace The teeth Of the japanese were
sunk in the Russians throat. while the
Russian had forced two OF his finger. into
the eye-socket. OF his antagonist The
Prince cited this as merely an incident
denot!ng the .erocity OF the conflict at
Port Arthur. Tho Prince will leave here
tomorrow 20 rejoin General Kuropatkin.
RUMOR THAT GENERAL
NOGi WAS KILLED.
Prince I:adziril gives another version.
from heassay. concerning the two COM
panies % japanese troops that surren-
de-ei. According to this version. a Jan
anese battery fred on the two COMPANIES
when the white flag was raised. where
upon IN" two companies turned and
charged the battery. According to this
zane version. General Nosi. who hap
pcned to Be present, was killed In this
charge Of his own men. a. were several
o. the japanese gunaers
Persistent Chinese rumors have been r.
ceived here lately 10 the effect that a sue
cessor to General Nogi has arrived al Port
Dainy. but this Il denied by local jap
anese
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
PEARY TO OUTLINE
PLANS FOR TRIP.
coa,sa.ea From p.s. One.

those who would disturb the meeting, by
walking n and out
opening exercises in Festival Hall :his
events during tn. week:
TO-DAT'S PROGRAMME
Ia. P N6 Nnsains fsatsEai i'fsf-' ss 'f the congress in
The eonEres- viii be called to ori.r b. the
p,s pp,.se,of q consre'se-. who viii Introduce
Welcoming adire-.-- ~in b. made b pre,i-
A reply 10 ihe addr..,.. II reieo.l,. Vii b.
made IN b.hzh q the consr.s by ts= honorary
v,s- 70, ITe,id.n; sor Gre.; Britain. Germany.
Ih- chairman c: the Administration. Eoard
vi vi s,v: en- .esoun, of tne origin sad pu--
Tire P-esi.en; q IN. congress th.n will h.
dr-ss. after which adjournment will be taken
PROGRAMME OF Social EvENTs
H.. .ven'ns-Grard f.,. night in hono- o:
the coaxT-ss g. Arts sal sci.nc..: -.eci.i Il
Iuminstion- about the Grand BASIS: lagoon
-: na1;ae, ~ ,h- 81 Louis cn.,1i.s! SO,
Tomorrow ~veniss-specisI receptions. 70 IL
Wednesday ev.niEs-G.n.T.i reception b. the
German imperial C5nimissioner Cereal % the
a. Ia. D-u;sch- Ha1s rrom 70 70 !: %'eiock
Thursday afternoon. TO o'elOck-Gardsn
sr.-. q Arts and : sci-sce. a; The r Frsne,, pa
ylion by the Commissioner General from
Thursday ev.n.ng-shav hsnaa.t a. u.
buckingham club 20 the foreign delegate.
rric.; r-enlnx-Generzl ban9g.. 70 the ,p~al,-
sr- and officials o: the Congress Of Arts ard
S-i.nc-s IL. the bsa9r~f hall % the Tyrclear
Alps at O'clock
Information concerning arrivals. details
OF the congress. the addresses OF eminent
mer. etc. nay be obtained at any time
at tne Snics OF the secretary l. .. How
tic- P'i-esr - -rA u,t- of f'~---sss--
The following delegates TO the Geoyrsph-
ic Congress are regissered at rns Ha.n,i,1n
No.
Maruse. Berlin: Professor Aberhunmcr.
Vienna: John Franklin CroweIl Washing
ton; Charles Ray Dean Washington:
lanes White. OTTAWA. Canada. T. De
Marfonne Reeves. France. E. = HAYDEN
Washington: Doctor Angel q. Pence, Mex.
ico. ard MADAM Feieuke, Germany.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
BRIDE DID NOT APPEAR;
PICNIC FEATURE CALLED OFF
to Marry Andrew Nolas. Failed
At Critical Moment.

Tie bride-to-bs spoiie: ! wedding cer--
rnony yesterday afternoon. by not appear
ing at the appointed hour she was to be
married.
Miss Lille Reilly. the delinquent. assists
IN the programme OF 4 Pike attraction.
The exPectant and waiting candidate for
her ha-d was Andrew w Nolan ard che
witnesses TO the scheduled ceremony were
the i.i-a guests of the Worlds Fair T-lk-
ers' Club vino had gathered az I.emps
PARK at the picnic and outing OF that o.
gan z.itiou.
Judge James II. Cronin. who was to per
form the ceremony. was on hand wedding
tokens were in readiness and the expect
ant guests Were In waiting At the crit
icdi moment the courage OF the woman
failed and she WIS among the missing
The wedding which did not take place
was but one of the features OF a pro
gIcrnme which entertained the GROVE! of
pleasure-seekers despite the rain
All PIX attractions furnished represent
etives on the programme and the day
Cioscd with dancing In the morning there
was n parade which started NJ Eighteenth
and Olive streets and marched through
the city TO the PARK. HAPPY Holmes
Is president and Harry T. Potter general
!naEaser Of the Takers club. which COM
prises the spie.e.s and takers along tn.
Pike.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
STABBED BY
HER BROTHER
Hrs. Victoria I.awanbOwski Sis
tains Serious Wounds. Inflicted
by Anton Barelskv.

Mrs. Victoria Iavanbowsxi was per
hsp- fatally stabbed by her brother last
night In a fixht al the saloon of her hus-
band. No. so, South Broadway
She Was tending bar when her brother
Anton BarelsiSy OF No. S,s Alabama ave-
nue.. entered ard bought some drinks
When she demanded payment. he Is -aid
To have become abus.ye and drawing a
pocket knife. stabbed her IN the neck in
hicting a wound three inches long As sh.
fell he stabbed her again On the right
arm.
An unidentified person then struck Bar
elsky ON the head with club inficting a
scalp wound two inches long. He was
knocked {" the floor ard kicked on the
arm. frscturfnp ~ al the elbow
Mrs Lawaabow-ki wac taken to .he
ONCE OF Doctor l.. 8. Hsber Of No. SCa
south broadway. He dressed her wounds
and pronounced them very serious Barrel
sky Was taken TO the South Side D.sp~n-
sary and then locked UP.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
rs Hslsy TIL eur0d
SSuI MS. T. tss.,:: tsss:: .:;s:: f.:
DRS. rE0EsTcN& MINOR. 3sss oiivs g.. 8. Ls,iA
BYSTANDER GETS FATAL
WOUNDS IN STREET FIGHT.
f.h~-n-N-ar-Old BOY IL Charged
With >tabbing John
whiteley.

John Wiitel-y Of Nc. Sels Rutser street
sustained fatal wounds yesterday whils
croSstni, Chcuteau at jefferson avenue
\ fight was in progress in the street at
the time II IS alleged that one OF ths
comhatantS rushed at Whiteley and
stabbed him The wound was above the
heart and was an inch and 4 haiS long
and four inches deep. He was taken to tk.
residence az his brother. and his recovery
i considered impossible
Adolph Finck. l. years old. was arres.ef
charged with the assault. Whitelsy identi-
il-,i the boy a. his assailant. Ffnck was
locked up and will be sent To the Juven-
lie Court.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
DIED AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Mrs. Ellen Mahoney Lived in st.
Louis Fifty-Five Years.

Mrs Ellen Mahonsy, s. years old. died
at her home. No. 1884 Division street. a,
. O'Clock yesterday morning She had
been an invalid and confined 10 the hous..
for the last four years
Mrs Nahoney came TO Arneric, from
Ireland and landed in ST. Louis ffty-fiy..
years ago. with her husband. Martin Ma
honey. who was n weil-known st IOui,
business man He died several years ago.
For years they lived 1T Ninth street ar.I
Washington avenue in III. old Coll.g..
Parish. ono daughter. Miss Ella Ma
honey. survives her
Father Brennan attended the sick worr-
an during the last few hours OF her life
snd he will conduct the funeral services
which will take place tomorrow morning
AT SO O'Clock AT St Lawrence. O'ToSl.'s
Church Tn. interment VIII be made in
Calvary Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
Spanish Service. 1t Fair.

The Spanish services. which were 10
have been held at the Y NJ C 4. PayT-
ion q; the Worlds Fair yesterday morn
Ing. were held instead in the cuarteI in
the Philippine Reservation FOR the benefit
OF the Philippin. Cons;abGisry. The serv-
ices We're conducted by \. r. De Roo> oc
central America. who has been at the
Fair conducting services in Spanish from
tim" 20 time Owing 10 the incIemen;
weather the afternoon sonS service va.
omitted short spanish service was
conducted by Mr.. De Poos NJ the Y NJ
g - Pavilion al s:T.. which was foliove!
BY the evening song service. and an ad-
dress bv T. :. McPheet.rS Of St Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
NO KHAKI FOR REPUBLICANS.
Cowboy Feature To Be Eliminat-
ed in Indiana Campaign.

BEPrBLIc SPECIAL
Indianapolis. Ind. Sept ls.-There will
be no rough riders in this years campaign
in Indiana The khaki uniforms and Wild
eyed cowboy features will also be elm
inare5.
The Republican State Committee ha,
shifted the scenes. and will place Teddy
before the people as the Honorable Theo-
dore Roosevelt. sober and sedate states
man Of cautious instincts ard conservative
action
This VIII GENE in the nature 81 sur
prise TO many cf the faithful WHO had set
their hearts or getting khaki uniform
free, as was the case four yea.s ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
Marine Intelligence,

New York. Sept. 1s.-Arrived: Steamers
Arabic. Liverpool and Queenstown: Blue
cher. Hamburg. Dover and Boulogne; Pan
nonia, Trieste, Fiume and Palermo
Liverpool. Sept 1s.-Arriyed: Lake
Manitoba, Montreal
Moville, Sept. 1s.-Arrived: Bavarian
Montreal for Liverpool tand proceeded,.
Boulogne. Sept. T.-SaiIed: Potsdam
from RotterdamJ. New York. and passed
Scilly. September Is
Glasgow. Sept E.-SaiIed: Laurent!an,
New York tand passed InistrahuII 1sth).
Bremen, Sept. E.-Sailed: Friedrich der
Crosse. New York, via Southampton Cand
passed Dover 1sth).
Queenstown. Sept. 1s.-sa;Ied: Umbria
0rom LiverpocD, New York.
Dover. Sept ls.-Sailed: Pretoria Nrom
Hamburg), New York, via BouIogne
New York, Sept. 1s.-Arrived: United
States. Copenhagen, Christiania md Chris
tiansand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
SOC yd.
75c ya.
$l.Ooys. ys.
$l.25ya.
$1.5Oya.
$780,.
COrsets.
ours Exclusively

Sapphire CorsetS. made of
fine imported materials.
boned throughout with the
best Greenland" whalebone.
The lines are exquisite. giving
elegance and grace Of figure
the curve at the waist. the round
effect of the hips and the we'll
supported bust. A superior cor
set. Prices from 81. 90 to $16. 80.
Coutiiie, full bias -gored. medium
bust and hips -. 5000
Fancy Silk Broche. for the slen-
der figure. with full hips $1,000
CoutiIie. for the large hsare. low
bust, extremely long hips. extra
strongly boned; jarrateIles at
:ached side and front -.-. $3.50
Fancy Silk Rroche. lev bus. ard
extremely iosg hips. with silk
iarrateiles attached side and
'front.' .--..--------- $1,000 SIo.SO
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
BOY KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR.
John Nicholson Sustained Frac-
ture of the skull.

John Nicholson. 10 years old. living with
his parents At No. e5s Franklin avenue.
was struck by Suburban car at Wash
street and jefferson avenue yesterday aft
ernoon. sustaining compound fracture of
the skull
He had been playing with some older
boys in the street near the crossing and
in attempting 10 run across the street in
front Of the car was struck
lie was taken to the City Hospital.
where his wounds were dressed and his
condition pronounced serious
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
Rings stolen on woman. Fingers.

Florence Osborne OF No. G223 Lucas ave
nue. reported to the police yesterday that
while she WIS asleep saturday night some
one stole three diamond rings. valued az
s9,S. AMI = purse. containing SIS. The
rings We're taken from her fingers nd tbs
money from her dresser She said that
John Howe. cab driver. was in the
roor. at the time and she believes Re took
the property. He was arrested and Is Eeii
pending an Investigation
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


As none OF the contestants have quail
fed. the Aeronautic Committee Of the Fair
Is considering the legality of extending the
lime limit beyond September 20.
Three men were buried beneath a pile os
brick by the collapse OF a wall Of a build
ing at Third and St Charles streets.
The Tenth Ward improvement Associa-
ton will push the garbage matter
A handsome badge Will be presented 10
all Missourians who attend the State
Celebration on October j.
Indians. cowboys and Cossaoils refuse
20 remain with Pike concession unless
their old leader is restored 10 mis- position
as general manager.
Mrs. E. ST John Matthews OF New
York is the only woman Juror who will
serve on the International Jury OF Sculp-
ture.
Chief Kiely will DO all in his power TO
prevent disturbances st the Democratic
primaries
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
WAR IN THE FAR EAST.

Every indication points to the irlmeti-
ate renewal OF the desperate japanese as
saults on Port Arthur, IL. indeed. the bat
tie il not now IN progress. Extensive
preparations have been made by both
sides.
The feeling between the opposing forces
al Port Arthur IS SO intense that flags OF
truce are no longer regarded.
The garrison ct Port Arthur depends on
.-e slaughter OF twelve horses daily for
- fresh meat.
,c,.ie japanese armies In Manchuria are
a.ain making demonstrations against the
Russian ou,posts. probably with view TO
screening the movements OF large bodies
OF troops.
Field Marshal Oyama reports large guam
titles OF ammunition and stores taken in
the battle OF LiaO-Yang. giving detailed
reports from Generals KurOki. Nodzu and
Dk,l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
PARKER TO MAKE SPEECHES
ONLY FROM HIS VERANDA
Has Given Jp idea of Toar-wiIl
Visit New York 1T Times When
Il Best Salts Convenience.

Esopus, y. T., Sept. 1s.-wiliism F. Sh.e-
ran. chairman of the National Democratic
Executive Committee. and Representative
Francis Burton Harrison of New York.
vice chairman OF the Bureau of Organiza-
tion for Upper New York State. were the
only important political callers a; Rose
mount to-day.
Judge Parker has made no changes in
his personal plans concerning participa-
ton in the campaign. 1t IS announced that
he has not arranged to spend any definite
number OF DAYS each week in New York
as has been reported. but the Judge Will
go TO New York only when 1t will be more
convenient to meet his political managers
there than it would be for them to come
TO Ros emount. No time, however. has been
set for such trips
The announcement was also made that
the Judge will not go on speechmaking
tour. but that he will make all his
speeches from the yeranda at Rosemount
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
Funeral Of Mrs. H.,e. Clemens.

The funeral services for Mrs Helen l.
Clemens. who was found dead in bed Sat
urday morning. Will take place in 81 Fran-
els Savi-T's Church. ~ the corner OF
Grand avenue and I.irdsi boulevard. at 3
O'Clock tc-rndrrow morning The burial
VIII be private. in Calvary Cemetery.