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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

II would be very unfortunate If Washing
ton were compelled to depend on showers
for snowystreet cleaning when Inaugural
ton time arrives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

Monte Carlos loss of popularity may be
due to the fact that people who want tC
enjoy the real thing in frenzied finance
must come 10 America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

If this government should ever become
involved in war, Governor Douglas mill
tary staff would make fine nucleus for
an army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

The sultan of Morocco would be better
off If he could arrange to get rid of Raj
SOUL and let the foreigners remain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

The people who allow their sidewalks to
remain coated with snow and ice are melan-
choly reminders OF the lack of altruism in
the simplest affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28
. A Sad Cynicism.

How do you manage to remain in poll
tics when you have so few poht,cai
friends?'
by realizing that haven't any friends,
replied Senator Sorghum. In that way
l avoid misplacing my confidence and hay
ing my plans go wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28
She Did Them,

From the Houston Chronicle.
Mrs. Chadwick has distanced all COM
petitors as the Woman Who Did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28
Danger.

II must say l enjoy a spice of danger,
said the man who affects bravado.
rs that why you gave up your automo-
biIe?" asked the sarcastic friend.
NO: that's why l go on foot in the
streets. where other people run automo-
biles."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

The question in Utah is What is the
Constitution of the United States among
fellow members of the Mormon Church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

Col Watterson Is almost tempted to say
that Paris is a quiet and orderly place
compared to Newport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

The Japanese at least confident that
the fall of Port Arthur will occur prior to
1906
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28
Good and Plenty.

From the Chicago Tribune
Some of the so-called frenzied financiers
were only scared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

UIn order to avoid delays Oh account OF
personal absence, letters to THE STAR
should not be addressed to any individual
connected with the ONCE, but simply to
THE STAR, or to the Editorial or Bust
ness Departments. according to tenor or
purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28

Admiral Togo is preparing to let the
Baltic squadron know how that fishing fleet
felt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28
Children Of the Great.

From the New York Press.
1t does seem as II the self made men al
ways make terrible botch Of their own
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28
SHOOTING STARS.
His Resolution.

"Bliggins says he is going to succeed IN
keeping his last New Years resolution for
ever"
What was it?'
"a resolution not to make any more New
Years resolutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-28
Womem's Dress Requirements
for New Years DaV.


MneryA assortment Hair Ornaments imported and
of our make in large variety Newest effects
gilt and silver butterflies black butterflies with gilt
spange bowkno flowers of colors kinds gold
and silver and foliage for the corsage Also Hair Orna
ments and Corsage Garnure made order match the
Millinery seonanoD rrenhs-
NeckwearPas e1gancie and beautiful productions
the neck in profuson Of exquisite conces Ostrich
Feather in ali the fashionable coors Marbout and
coque Feather Boas and Mus to match Soft Chiffon ia
artistic effects in Silk Stocks Cuff Sets of hand
Persian searfs and squathe proper neck throws for d
coete Real Lace Collars exquisite designs
d ny R saf q gs for the neck and sleeves
in a e dressed and ndressed white S black
lengths, black, white and coors
Handkerchief novelties from France Ireland
hemstched richly embroidered edged Real
@ Lace Point Lace and Vaenciennes Lace, superb effects
match the toilet sppers-pan lace ankle lace a-oveT
Orders for special designs executed at short notice
ss s s z s9e s . E
fect Beaded Patent Leather with straps Patent Leather OPP
fa strap d Leather fg red R s and heels
strap and all the proper designs for social functions
rame embodyng best along
their special lines the world of fashion that Paris typ6es
Exclus of nd
cooed satns fancy cout batste fancy broch
etc. garnsled with dainty aces cfons embroideries and
Also Girdle Corsets in delicate
Bust Supporters dainty baste, embelhed with
laces and ribbons, for wear with neglgee gowns
Cards Engraved for New Years.
That delay be their f deliver all having such
Woodward e Offr0n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
BY Telegraph.
SPECIALS.

Wheeling. w Va, Jan. 2l.-River 1876 a rise
OF about feet in "a hours. The gorge which
has extended from Moundsville up IS broken
in several Places and is expected to go out To-
night. Wheeling Creek put out an Immense
volume Of water and ice this afternoon caus.
ing the guTges to break at West Wheeling and
clearing the river as far Bellaire. The
water receded Is inches In an hour and a half
but !s again rising.
Paducah. Jan. 2l.-The gauge reads tonight
"a feet and rising. Heavy rainfall here to-
day, over ~ inches having fallen in the past
Prospects are that navigation will resume next
week; The Dick Fowler leaves here Monday
morning for Cairo The Evansville rackets NIL,
leave next week until ice again forms in the
Ohio No arrivals or departures to-day Two
boats are making ready to again resume upon
the rise in the rivers.
Memphis. Tenn. Jan. 2I-The river mere
stands 30 on the gauge. a rise of 1 in the last
"a hours. The Kate Adams departed at n.
m. for Arkansas City with a good trip. The
]. w. Hardin departed at p. m. for Arka nsas
River with a good trip. The Georgia Lee ar.
rived this morning from Cairo with a good
trip. and returns Tomorrow at noon Receints
BY river to-day s52 balls of cotton tsS
bags Of seed cotton and 4,sI1 sacks of cotton
seed.
vicksburg Miss. Jan. 2-The gauge shows
feet. fall OF 3. The Belle Of the Bends Is
due in. The Cordill Is due up. The Nstchr,
is due up Weather is rainy and colder
Cincinnati, O.. Jan. 21.-River IS feet: rising.
Nayigation still suspended. Raining and colder
Cairo. Ill. Jan. I.-Gauge reads s.3 showing
q rise OF s during the last "A hours Weather
rainy and cool The Cruiser passed from the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
OF WORK
DELAYS LICENSES.
Building Commissioner Viii
Watch Theaters to Prevent
CrOwding in the Aisles.

Building Commissioner George U. Helm
burger stated yesterday that. owing to
press of work in the building department.
no certificates had been issued to the thea
ters which are still operating without
licenses.
As License Collector Clifford has been
informed that the certificates will be is
sued, he is prepared to grant new licenses
to the managers as soon as they appear
with the proper papers signed by Com
missioner Hamburger.
As stated in the recent opinion Of Asso-
ciate City Counselor William F. Woerner.
none of the present theater edifices comes
under the provisions of the present build
ing law applying to new theaters, except
the OdeoC. and It is said that no license
can be issued for performances there I'M
der the ordinance.
request for special inspection of the
entire building in which the Odeon is To-
Gated has teen asked by S. A. Bannister.
its manager. in a recent letter to the
Building Department
Mr. Bann'ster stated that any recon-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

mendations of the department which
would make the building safer from fire
would be carried out by the owners he
specified certain parts of the building that
he wished to have specially inspected:
The reinspection Of the school buildings
will be begun to-day and carried through
as rapidly as possible. This work vas 10
have been started yesterday. but the many
buildings being constructed throughout
the city have necesstated much extra
work on the part of the Deputy Inspec-
tors.
A crusade to stop the crowding of the
ater ais!es during performances will lie
taken up BY the Building Department and
prosecution will be begun in all cases un-
der an ordinance that fixes special PEN
atty for this misdemeanor-
Information has recently been filed with
the department that some OF the tneater
managers are already beginning to relax
their vigilance in regard to crowding the
aisles. and special inspections Will De mate
at irregular intervals to prevent any Iur
ther breach Of this section of the ordi-
nance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

Lower Mississippi to the Upper Ohio at II a.
m with empties The Mary Mchaels arrived
barge Of wood.
chester ILL.,. Jan. 2L-Gauge 10 feat, a rise
OF = IN the last "a hours Weather coiJer ara
ram. j. NJ. Richtman left for ST. Louis at .
a. m United States snagboat ]. NJ. Wright
passed down at a. m. Steamer Chester and
the night |
Louisville. Ky. Jan 21.-River rising; in ca
MAJ 30; on rails 4.3: below locks 126. Rain.
Evansville, Ind. Jan. 2l.-River 6.9: rising
Cloudy and warmer.
Warsaw.. III. Jan. 21.-Gauge reads 1o2 feet.
rise OF 40 feet in "a hours. Weather cloudy
and cooler. Strong west wind The ice has
piled up on the Missouri bank.
Burlington. Ia. Jan. 2I.-The river is 3 feet
lnches above low-water mark. u rise OF
inches since last report. Weather colder and
raining.
PittsburS; Jan. H.-River at Davis Island
dam I.6. rising.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

Gus Mitchell arrived from Memphis yester
steamer James Lee. HIS place was taken by
Joe Tucker. Mitchell will resume his position
as chief clerk of the City Of Memphis.
Captain J. E. Massengale, general agent
of the st. Louis and Tennessee River Packet
Company. has returned from hunting trip
on the Tennessee River.
Colonel Hunter Ben Jenkins is one of the
few surviving members of the ST. Louis Bethel
Association. which was probably the strongest
charitable organization in st. Louis twenty
five years ago.
The Chester departed early yesterday morn
ing for the Tennessee River. taking out tow
OF four empty barges for railroad ties. Her
pilots were Joe Mccullough and George Street.
-Steamboatmen are looking forward to
ground-hog day, February 2. Almost every
stition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
Children Set Fire to House.

Matches in the hands Of children who
were looking in a closet for toys at the
home of William Hines. No. 2l7 Eads
avenue. yesterday afternoon, set hre TO
the house and damaged the building ana
contents to the extent of SIS. The chill
dren ran into the street and gave the
alarm. None of them was injured. The
fire was confined to one room on the Sec
Cnd floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
THE WEATHER.,
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To Morrow.

Washington. Jan. I.-Forecast for Fri
day and Saturday:
Missouri Fair in northwest. cIearinr .na
colder in east and south portions FRIDAY Saf
urday. fair. "'
llinos-C1earing and colder Friday s,,ur
day, fair fresh northwest winds
Eastern TeNas-Fair Friday: colder in south
diminishing. "iiiuS'
Arkansa-Fair and much colder Friday. Sat
urday. fair
Iowa : Fair Friday and Saturday; warmer
Saturday. ~
day.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Western
Texas-Fair Friday and Saturday
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

New York. Jan. 2I.-Dry goods: The mar
ket shows an advancing tendency. with buyers
inquiring for goods. which in certain instances.
they unable to obtain. Fruits and Lons-
dales. as well other bleached cotton goods
have been the feature of the days market
Jobbers locally not busy, but satisfactory
reports are received from the West.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

SOUTHERN CATTLE-Thursday' supplv Of
quarantine cattle OF 90 and $40 head met
with very chilly reception from buyers and
curing the greater part Of the day there was
not the least semblance of life shown. 1t was
the worst day that has been had this year.
There has been an increase of nearly 100 cars
this week. and this on top Of the mean CON
oition that prevailed last week. has placed the
market on a very low and unsatisfactory basis
Steers have comprised the main portion Of the
supply and as a general thing have been
Kill. while there has been only a few Of the
cCfnmoner light kinds available. The general
market on steers. regardless of weight or
flesh now stands 25G4Oo lower than last Thurs
day. with the least portion shown on kinds
that just suit. However the light commoner
classes are hardly 25c lower. There have been
but few COWS available and prices declined hut
1oNl5c. Bulls have ruled somewhat uneven
but are closing 15af25c lower There have beer,
hardly enough calves offered this week for n
as high last week.
The following quotations represent the ,.or-
dition Of the market various classes Of
quarantine cattle based on sales during the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
" oOl.

London, Jan. 2l.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today numbered 1i.40l bales in
and greasies. Bidding was animated, ami prices
advanced sharply. Merinos were hrm and in
steadily absorbed. Americans huvins n few fine
ietS and also several parcels OF Geetong greasy.
Wales. 1000 bales: secured siada2s III; sTeasv
6itdals ID Queensland, 1.6J bales: secured lsfi
SECURED is 5d9s ID greasy e;Sl 5Idls sd ~ saat6
Ausrana' a' 2'ss bales: greasy 5dd1s. West
Zealand Z, 200 tales: greasy 5allisd. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal. so bales: secured sHda
y sale OF 1;0o2 bales Of sheep skins was held
IN Mincing Lane to-day: There was a la<ge
were occasionally per cent higher. Fine cross
n1eds ~ sr We're We're per cent and coarse crossbreds
me sales and prices obtained for clothing and
Queensland ii bales, at s,.Tsssd; VictoTa. IS
bales at 4i.asB-i; South Australia AS bales. at
Tasmania, s55 bales. at 5lsa77sd: Punta Arenas
.'l bales: at 5ssaSasd; New Zealand. 1893 bales
at sa.a7Fsd; Buenos Ayres. ls bales at A.
SH New York, York; Jan 2l3coffee-spo. Rio firm;
iSc ~ ny9re F,rss s1s; ] mild steady CoTdEva SIG
n points cnnSsSqo on European and Wall street buying
prompted by higher European cables cables. The The mar %
ket during the day ruled fairly active with
demand apparently broadening out and the
close was steady with a net advance of l1Ql5
points. Sales were reported OF IA. 600 bags. in
Guiding Jan. at I45c: Feb. at 7.59c: March at
July at s.1"qS. .2Oc: Sept. at SS5aS 45c oct. at
sl5as.50c and Dec. at S.60aS.65c
Butter and Cheese.
New York Jan. 2i.-Butter irregular: cream
cry l5n22c; State dairy 14dl9c. Cheese steady;
state full cream fancy. large and small coll
l5g2le; dairies lsalsc.. Cheese steady; daisies
Philadelphia, Jan. 2l-Butter steady: fair de-
mand: extra Western creamery 23c: extra
nearby prints &c. Cheese unchanged: New
New York creams. fair 10 good, I0411c.
Dried Fruits.
New York. Jan. 21-The market for evapor-
ated apples. showing the effect of rather in
different demand, is easy as to undertone.
range. common are quoted at 4a5c: prime 5Is
4ohc choice at 5I.G6c. and fancy at 6I.f7Tc
Prunes quiet locally and barely steady at
quotations ranging from slsdslac for all grades.
Apricots only a light demand but are firmly
held. with choice quoted at 9t.Telsc; extra
choice es r at ss@loc and fancy at llGlSc Peach
se eh9Ss ans an'sd sSsT a, at extra choice at
Sugar.
fan New re,in;1S mSrk Jan 2l-sugaI.Raw nominal;
, n.S2c; Molasses sugar 1880: refined dnIi: f:
crushed 5.CSc: powdered i.55c: granulated 4 Isc
:. New Orleans: Jan. 2,.-Sugar quiet open
2i@c: centrifugal whites &c: yeliows al, Ts7sc.
seconds 2kG3Nc. Molasses nominal: omen kst
tie 2ods23c: centrifugal 7Gl5c. Syrup dull 2slfS3c
F1a1seed Quotations.
SPECIAL
Chicago. Ill. Jan: 2l-Flaxseed was firm. No
bid: No. l si07 bid and Jan was &, az Sid
May was quoted at 81. 10. Receipts were car.
here and . cars at Duluth
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Cattle Dull-Beef Steers Weak
Sheep Close steady

NATIVE CATTLE-Becf Steers-There was
not the slightest display OF life TO the market
thursday even with light supply of l. 400
head The Eastern markets are In bad shape
being almost gutted with the dressed product
which was brought about by the liberal mar
though the supply thus far this week amounts
o. ~: 1oo head. which is 1000 lighter than the
oi the slightest benefit to the trade Supplies
at h an points the previous week were trenlely
n.thou u ouyers took hold of the supply fairy
Wen at the decline. but by the end of the
snow SHOW loss Of receipts this week. there has
Deen. nevertheless. a sufficient amount OF cattle
i%ereNed % and heavy enough upon last weeks
Packers claim they are completely filled with
an al they need and some claim they have cut
down their Eastern shipments owing TO the bad
prices obtained in the East. Prices. compared
Win the first of the year. show big shrink-
tighten considerably there is no t.IiinF, Wbnps
they may stop
The beef trade was practically in demoral
ouyers TO any extent. 1t was simply a ease
Oh not wanting cattle at any price as coolers
We're said to be full and buyers would not pt,r-
chase cattle 10 hold over in bad weather Very
rev cattle sold on the early market and at the
sslss Iss sne pens were stiil filled In line with
G.cline Gf more than e0C, with a very decent 10
good sso, elias class fully 25c lower and medium grades
cattle the worse the decline. has been the rule
~ BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
s #5ss: e ; e
&: $50. Biz '''' "-fV
uss Butcher cattle-Thursday's butcher market
sS5,s make 'ne Some ne lGsf sefleas as
badly, but on heifers the market T was satt dead DO
Bulls and calves sold steady.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
RIG E0ER

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTOI
AND CHESAPEAKE AN
WAYS.
Train.
Indianapolis Express. ......
New York and Boston Linn
itsO .....
knickerbocker Special = New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Mattoon and Alton Accom-
mediation ....-..-.-.........
Mattoon and Alton Accom-
mediation ....- ..........-
Boston, New York, Cincin-
natl. Washington. Balti-
more and Philadelphia 49,.
Cincinnati. Dayton. Spring
field. Columbus Express.
Fast Express .........--.---...
Alton-Leaves s10:S0 a. m.
- ~, Arrirea Inn m IN 81 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

M kansas is,y City No. Ian. -Cattle-Receipts
.,vo including 200 Southerns: market steady
20 strong: export and dressed beef steers 81 Is
So 60: Iair to good SS.S0aI.eJ; Western-fed steers
SS,ooel 70: stockers and feeders ssaI 10: south.
,, erm steers sSGi: southern cows S2G2 90: native
e. Ms vs., szMS." natdve heifers 81 5og3 66 bulls
market Sgloc higher: top s.: bulk OF sales 81 <,
Mis0; heavy sis5a5: packers 81 Siffi *: nirs
and light A5oa4so Receipts e.cai: isi
80: Western lambs 81 5Ga576. fed ewes ss n
gi: Nestern-fed yearlings s4ii5 y: stockers and
St Joseph Mo. Jan. 9tc,,t,a-Yacein,s
i.oS3 strong TO loc higher: natives ss ioG5.I5:
cows and heifers $li5NI35: stockers and feed
eTs er $i @ .S9i3O H9gs-Reeep pts AN 5ifi0c high
.. sheep Receipts So: lOc higher.
had had SOM SOM little trading; bulls and dry cows
s5nSS' Der lGC lbs. FOR hulls and af 81 75qS 3
Tor dry cows: dressed beef steady. city-dressed
na1aS n,o,s., Sides nc o.r H. cal les last received
quoted american steers llul2c dressed weight.
refrigerator beef at 7Am77.c ner III Reported
exports for to-day ~ beoycs, So sheen. calves
,hrsecelpts ,hn ", market quiet steady all-round:
about sI.50ltS.25 per 100 lbs. citv.dresseI veais
s,il"c per 10 sheen ami !ams-Receipts 1854:
seeS al s,, aHiet' s,eadT lambs steady sheep sold
dressed mutton taste per III. dressed Iambs
shlOizc. Hogs-Receipts S.yIT, the market rated
irIn' state hogs sold at 40 per 100 lbs State
tnicaso. Jan. 21.-Cattle-Receip,s s.oooy dull
ahe lower: s"od to prtn" steers 81 S"d5. Is; rpor
!; cows sl5OGI: heifers l75alS0: Gamers 81 r
n25o; bulls s2G4: calves s3a6 80 Hogs-Rey
esiptS today 900: tomorrow 25.0So. mixed
s5q5.i5: rough heavy 81 SsGS ii iirSt q e,ai AZ
bulk of sales $i.S5Tr5 Sh.er,-Receitts Il 6nn:
shp shcep and lambs str'ns to ljc higher; good to
S.25ni; Western sheep s. -4iIi4 10: native lambs
S.otq6: Western lambs 81 25a6
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

demand for them has been fully up to the
supply. The movement has been slow on nearly
all other classes. and another small decline has
taken place from the basis Of ast week. max
ing common and medium kinds ABOUT IS TO 81 80
Iower In the last two weeks. Thin rough and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
Local Report.
Government Report,

Department OF Agriculture Weather bureau
Meteorological observations received at ST Lou,,
January IL lsO4, at 6:59 p. m. local time and
p. M seventy fifth meridian time Ohserva
tions made at the same moment OF time al ali
stations: - ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
WOODMEN OF THE WoRID-

CUNT AUBURN CAMP NO 2ie WOOD
W men OF the World meets at hall Of
CHARLES H Kicker. northeast corner Newstesd
and North Market. first and third FRIDAYS
Members expected and visitors invited.
G. C. BRAUN, Consul Commander.
R NJ. Bacon, Clerk, 44T5 Finney ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
VAyDAIIA LINE.
ST. LOUIS. MERCHANTS BRIDCE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
SERVUCES

F,astbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets
dailv-9:l6 a. m: 1:s0. son. $40 o. m Excsot
sunday-i;Oi s:1s, 7:37 lo:so a m: is.os, 40.
7:55 p. M Saturday and Sunday oniy-Ii:17 d
Leave Washington avenue daiiy-s:H A. m.
13s, sos: SIS p. m Except Sunday-:os. s:n.
and Sunday only-lI:25 p. m. Sunday only-5:N
7:io a. M: 1873 p m.
Westbound-Ieave Granite City daffy-:f9,
500. SIS. 7:l2. p m. Except Sundav-s:Is. 6:o4.
7:os. SEA. s:55. i1:lo a. m: As. s:17 p. m SAT-
urday only-4:45 D. m Sunday only-S:55. SOa.
1000 a. m. Saturday and sunday on'y-Il:ss p.
m: Except Saturday and Sunday-54e p m.
Leave Madison daily-1:ls. sos SOS 7:f7 n
m. Except Sunday--s:ls. 500. 7:os $50. 1900.
n:h a. m; 4:3l. s:a p g. saturday only
Saturday and SUNDAY only-ll:5s p. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

CENTRAL AND
: AND ALBANY
ID OHIO RAIL
Depart. Arrive.
t7:0o am 1850 pm
$50 am 's:4s pm
90 noon s:& pm
t&:ao pm ss:4s am
1850 pm ..........
80 pm T:0 am
sS:25 pm $50 am
........- 1850 am
ft1:I D. m, sa:S
< n m
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

Train.
Princeon. Louisville. Lex
inxton and way stations.
Chattanooga. Rome. At
lanta, Mattoon and points
In the Southwest-.--..-.-:--.
Mount Vernon Accommoda-
tion -.......--..-- ..:..-.-.....
Princeton. Louisville. Lex
Inrton and way stations.
Knoxville. Asheville. Chat
taifooKa, Rome. Atlanta.
Augusta. Charleston, Ma
con and all points In Flor
ia and the Southeast.......'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
Discuss Dam mt Henderson.

Evansville Ind. Jan. 2i.-Captain ]. V Jud-
son OF the United States Corps of Engineers
with three assistants, arrived here Tonight
and viii meet the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity Friday afternoon to talk over the pro
posed dam at Henderson Ky
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22

Hsrbor gauge yesterday marked 5.3 feet In
dicating a rise Of s Of a foot in twenty four
hours.
One steamer departed yesterday. being the
first to leave port since the river closed
Weather rainy,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-22
l.. 4 n. n. !

Train.
Florida LIMITED. via Nash
willie, Atlanta. Chattanoo-
ga. Macon. Tifton. Jack
sonville. st. Augustine and
Tampa .......--.....-.-.-
Fast Mail-Evansville. Nash
Vile. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga, At
lanta- Augusta and Jack
sonville. Fla; Charles
ton. 8. c. ....------.....-
Southern Express. to Evans
willie, Nashville. RirminR-
ham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Townsville. Jacksonville.
Palatka. Ocala and ST.
Petersburg .-.s---.-