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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-11

New YORK. Nav Io.-wool drrn

New 1ork. May W-Wool nrrn.
the spring Clip By the wool Growers Associs.
lion OF Suba and sltter counties wal held
at prices ranging from isc to i7Ac.
IsDaton. May ie.-The offerings at the wool
ineludins "a a fine seIectiSn' OF meriSos. "r Tsey
caused spirited eornoeti,ion. and were in de-
ken FOR America. while the home trade bouEh,
moderately. scoureis OF superior quality real
we're hs sosd supply and ,hey we're a9csT sos
TO home and continentsl buyers at unchanged
America. Fine greasy Cape Of Good Hope was ra
rather dearer. and low Grades were bought IN.
sss the ssss n ss,, aea5l Tsw s9s,s wss, a
sreasy 5ifd1eiid, Victoria. 100 bsie-: secured
s sressy o s.G,s 4. ID Sogss ss,;.S ;ASstTsiia 20
:sSs bales; sTsassy ,5iiasis a New zeaiand.
'aiss ds Coca ssSgr1s aop eas ad siS sTsasy
,eour.a s,ileIs Sd: sT.ssy sesisd. Punii
AIsnss sos.on l' Msy iasraSsus sa aaie,p.,
in The wool market; Some dealers say tina, the
fiSm tho ah1fasiuTers s,sn1pons it but Sss 'ss. s.
seen ,I, 50 lad si for for year year. Not only have the
nuch dissatisfqction Is reported with the quail
ity Of the goods dellyeTed. and there is a pos
and weak; Pulled wools are steady. with nr., m.-
diun GRADES scarce: There Is firm tone to
i@ry.Idsho nns I4isaisc; heavy WI hns T iaaisl,e:
fine medium BgIsilc; medium lsai.e; low me
ne .'n isaisisc I IN. meaIun ne rssse uesinnl ss1xs
vada. iine l1is6lEe; heavy fine Bd1slc: ine
isGanc: Dakota, IN. i5Gise: hnc medium lsT
Mcartsrs. iing. ehoie. issi.s; nne average 10
i1c: staple isaisc: medium choice IsaiSc.
Eyes,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. May l0-Egr-Recelpts =. 1z5
case-- Receipts were looked upon as full. but
Al. 4iaT1R1
storage Dealers reported fair movement In
good eggs. which term must be held To apply
sssr tss .ssnlcsI bess or ,pors9snseke al S or
Leaving these grades. Il was a buyers market
toner. covering a range Of isai.c Tor useful
stock. some dealers claiming 10 have bought
fine Western az lie. which WAS very exfrefne
ties and checks plenty and dull Quotations un-
changed
Philadelphia. May Io.-Eess steady: good d.-
Western Isc: DO. fresh Southwestern lie;
chicsso: May legs easy: at mark. casss
kansas CITY. Mo. May 1o-Eez.. steady: Ms
No 2 whitewooi cases Included, i{irc.
Dried Fruits.
New YORK. May f0.-The market for evapo,
rated apples shows no change from the general
in some Instances holders are asking siixhtiy
more than quotatIons: common are quoted 70
se saStes gs;ns gste sSs az and sa5ssS 5s1sy
mouth demand. but the general tone OF the
marke; is easy. with quotations ranging from
held welt Up 10 Saoistions: Choice are quoted
ct sic TO iec: extra choice at l0i.G1alzc. and
are quoted at .,.G1iic: extra choice 1sSsc:
and fancy at 9izdiec-
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the Irouuois TO high-cIass vaudeville. Mr..
fr,,,,, ass au'fa mn 49, ina, dne M ss OF tas
The organization CT the Equitable
Booking Exchange has been completed md
OF the newly formed exchange is noting
but self-preservation- We do not desire %
eucroach where the Vaudeville houses afe
antssonize such. When We haze Control
of old establishments and new ones o4tR
into The field for the purpose of in5u1lng
our business We merely desire to protoee
ourselves. For weeks the plan1 have Soe0
under way for the BOOKING sxehnneAs
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ST, LOUIS MERCHANrs' BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
gERYICE

Eastbound--Leave Eighth and Gratiot strests
aaily-slo q m; l:so, s;ds Sc p m, ExsK
s.s5 D m saturday and sunday ouly-u:7 ,
m. sunday only-s:A I:9 a M; H;S p N.
Is s., SIS m, E.seps s "a sund,yf sfusdaI c
and sunday oniy-il:S .. m Sunday only
5:M 40 =: m: i,:2s p m c,,x a.,,-,,.
800 SIS, I:ts y. m. Except Sunday-S1s. 80.
7,o2. s:24, s:5s. l1:lo n m; $50. s:E p n 81 ~
io-oe a m. Saturday and Sunday only-n:o ..
m Except Saturday and Sunday-s:1 p n
m : Except sunday--s:1s. sos. 7:oS. So; n.s.
i:fS a m. t:&s. s:z1 p. m Saturday oniyEo
,,ra,v and sunday orly-ll 81 o. m
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81. Louis Cotton Market.
4 rnarI-.f dull ard unclaimed
nd staIne I.ahc ot, white.

TinEes ard stains iSGlsc OF white
Gaiyes;on-Spot market quiet. Mlddllrgs
Is l5-i5e.
New orleans - Spot market quiet. Mid
dlings u i5-l5c.
Nssnpnis-spot maket quiet: unlddiinrs I:Sc.
Receipts at principal ports:
Galveston. 2Ol3 bales.
New Orleans. 3343 bales.
Mobile. bales
savannah. 542 Iales
Charleston. sc bales.
Norfolk. 10 bales
Houston. s51 balcS.
Megnphis. .55 bales
Net receipts at AL United States ports !cr
four days were Lis bales. against =. Sle bales
week ago. and 49, bales IN 1873. Exports
81. s.s bales against Sc bales in 1915. Stocks
T. S7I bales, against 2ss ~ bales in lse3
Louis wa stafemenr.
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IRooUoIs THEATER is SOLD.
Probably Will Be Devoted to
High-C Vaudeville.
prpfnIIc spElrAL

Pittsburg. Pa. May io-Manager Harry
Davis OF this city and Hyde & Hermann
Of New York are joint purchasers OF the
Iroquois Theater In Chicago.
II h said to be the intention OF the new
ovnerb Of the Chicago theatsr to devote
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! CURE MEN OR WOMEN.

ANY case of private disease. either acute or
chronic, SonorraeS, eleet structure of the
urethra. unnatural discharge lost manly vigor
or female weakness. beginning treatment before
June l VIII be treated until cured and medi-
cines furnished for s.: all skin and cOnta gious
blood diseases cured al little cost; special at
teHtton given to medical and surgical troubles
OF ladies': consultation and examination free
au'l invited; N-Itay examination and electric
.I"ltments given at reasonable rates. G. NJ.
u. Merwin. II. D.. physician and surgeon. III
Olive St Hours: a. IN. To y. m
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KNIGHTS TEMPL.Rs.

a rrEN1ToN. SIR KNIGHTS OF ST. AIDE
~ mar Comfnsndery. No. Is, X. T.-Yo,i are
earnestly requested 10 report 10 the eminent
commander. IN full Tcflpiar uniform. May L..
at s y. m. I'm the asylum. for the purpose OF
Joining with GU sister commanderis-- in OBJ
scrNance Of Ascension Day services. An invita-
tioa to your ladies Is also extended.
II ". POWERS. Eminent Commander.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On EURNII URE- PIANOS. HORSES.
DO NOT FAIL To CALL and get our ra.es
before getting loan elscwherr: our system gives
REBATE when paid before due. 80 YOU orly
dive PASS BOOK. where ali payments ar en-
tered, We DO Eot require payments While SICK
OR CUT OF WORK; No FI'BLlCTTY: No IN
CONVENIENCE: NO INQUIRY: papers can be
signed at house snd you can gHt money rain.
day VOC apply. We make a speciality Of payinE
OF any loan or claim against Eoods and CIV
IN. iSs NOR. nor pneyI II you eannC, San WET. I,
to explain our SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
LoCH l34 BELL MAIN ,sS5
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No 40 Commonwealth Trust building
Broadway and Olive st Entrance s21 Olive ct
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Fla.seed o.osatio.s.

EEPCBIIC SPELlAf-
Chicago. May io.-Thers was no demand for
naxsred. and the market closed dull without
trading No 1 Northwestern closed at u -
bid No si.s1H bid July 0-ot4 nominal and
sept sfIH ss,lersL Rscsipts herx were II can,
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KNIGHTS OF CoLuMBUs.

u I-si.IyN NOOSGIls. ~. kNlGE :,
N Of Columbus. nlsets esery second and
io;.Eth Wednesday AT hose Hill Hull. No. ave.
Maple avenue. Waiting An.ShIs always well
come. JOHN PAUL CHEW, Grand knight.
Waller r. Cunningham. Recorder.
IN ARxJEAAE EOSNGIL. NJ. ga
vnd iVLrJn Tuesday in the nall, Cen
iury building. Nintn aid Olive streets Visit
ing knights cordially invited
FRANK q. CUNNINGHAM. Grand Knight
r. +. Leonard. Recorder.
ST. LOLls IOING.L. NJ. sas, A.Ss-s =
o every urst and Third Tuesday Al West
Ind Hall. southwest corner Finney aud vands-
yente- avenues. Visiting knights are cordisiiy
invited. EDWARD DEVOY. Grand knight.
Joseph r. Lsmy. Recorder.
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Extraordinary Furniture Values

A large assortmen. OF Furniture. Iron Reds.
CarpetS. Rugs. RefTistrdtCrs. Pianos. Lnoleunl.
Mating. Portieres and all kinds of and
slightly used household goods at extraordinarily
low prices: our location means big saving 10
you. Lsngan Storage Co.. salesrUom I0Gl Nor
ga 81
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Loans at 5 Per Gent.

WE make LOANS or FURNITURE. PI-
ANos' ETC w without his renayst; s1,,n 10 pSBLic
whers; viii save yoI money: CHEAPER
MENTS. We pay OF any LOAN or balance on
your FURNITURE. Pay at your CONVENT
ENCE. Liberal DISCOUNTS. Call and be con-
vinced Write or telephone Kinloch A g.
UNION FINANCE co. 5Jg and S1s 0riel bldg.
8. e. cor. Sixth and Locust Entrance 5is ".
Sixth. opposite Bars.
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HASH.
~..S-..~ u1nA

Depart From Union Station: 81. Char5Ss.
ii Is p m: Kinloch Park fs:se .. N: FerIa-
son. ,:ss .: m Sex: sat,l: I'D p n Ffom
$40 D. m: Bridgeton. ti:i5 .. m. ts:iz q M:
Ferguson. $50 a. m. SD p. m. 'i:sS p. -.
Arrive-At Union station. 81. Charles. tt4*s
D. m: Ferguson. .t:c5 p. M. $50 p. m.- fssls
Charles, .i:l5 D. m, :. :s5 a m: Kinioch. MI
a m: Eridseton, $50 a. m. 's:ie ?. m: Fsr-
g1ison ln.3D a. m. f5:0 o. m. t3-5s .. m
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ROYAL ARcASux.

RAND CoUNcIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arcaanm. scs-Sl Holland Builclng-A
ys1l dial weloogne to visitors. frzerds. brethren
and mcssbers from abroad
Tao. C. K.uins.wortG. Grand seereisrS.
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ANxEToxKA TRIBE. 80. q. IMPROVED
W. Order OF Red Men. msets every Friday
evening" at DruidS Hall. Ninth and Market
streets. work By the degree team that made
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TRIBE OF BEs HuR.

DENTON COURT. NO. II. TRIBE OF BEN
oHu--Meets the second and fourth wednes-
Gays Of each month at Andes Hall. Jefferson
TO attend All sons and daughters Of bur ac-
WILLIAM ENLoE. Chief
William GIL. Scribe. rs Dorcns street.
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.

CT. LAWRENCE oTooLE COUNCIL. No.
Il {. knights OF Father Aathew-Meets on
and third Monoay Of each month At
school Hall. No iti- O'Fsilon street All MEM
bers reqIested 20 be present. Visitors welcome
JOHN n. HESSESSi. Chief Sir knight
John }. Scgily. Recorder.
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FOR FURNITURE BUYERS.

80 iron beds. 81 %: IL oak dressers $50:
lii washstands. I.s5: - dozen chairs, Sc 80 h. /.
10 pair feather pillows. Sc pair. We Will have
for the next ten days special safe on articles
suitable for hotel purposes and solicit large
or small orders. Furnishing houses a speciality.
NEW YORK STORAGE co.
Eel4 to Z219 Wash -
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ANCIENT FREE AND

ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsoNs.
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A SCFIoR LODGE. no. tt;. A F. & A. M
"A Stated communication Wednesday, MAY
IL at s o clocl. y. NJ. jefferson and Park
Z. W. HUGHES. ". II.
p. II. Cafall. Secretary
r EoRGE WASHINGTON, LODGE. NO. ..
nLDi6 alton May 10. at ! p. Regular at
y. m ork IN y. a. degree. Every member
Is expected 10 come. Fnty-nfth anniversary.
Visiting brethren welcome.
GEORGE, W. JAMES, W. NJ
W. L. Reynolds. Jr.. Secretary.
u EYsToNE LODGE, No. 2s3. A F. & A. NJ
N Special communication Grand Avenue
s.issonic Temple this Wednt sioy at p m. VI.
NJ degree. Visiting hrstlIr-a fraternaily invited.
FRED A. RATTHEI. w. NJ
Moses Ely. s.c-etarv
4 AMBsKIE LODGE. NO. &C., A. p A NJ
- stated communication this "wednesday
s.eniag. March .. at I'D o'clock. Work. VS.
itOrs welcome. Coed attendance expected
WILLIAM II. EVANS, w. N
Fred @ Fuessel secretary
m IsSoUEI LODGE NO. l. A. F. & A NJ.
IN Called communication on "Wednesday.
.lay IL, at ,. n-, NJ. NJ. degree. three can
citates. stated communication on THURSDAY
May ". at 100 .. IA. E A. degree. Mempers
are requested and visiting brttnren fraternalIy
invited 10 attend
John f. Deems. secretary
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WE ADVANCE MONEY

" .,s,.;E At.- NJ 49,. .AG +
edge. ALSO ON FURNITURE. plAS1S. ETC
Our plan Is .he cheapest. best and most prf-
vats In the city. Call. write or telephone Kin
ST. LOUIS INvEsTMENT CO..
Room :lis Missouri Trust building.
Entrance Olive n
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aOusERuLD GooDA.

aOusERuLD GooDa.
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Wanted.
ALL kinds OF furniture bought: carpets. pi-
amos. feathers; contents Of fats and dwellings
Wolf i-S9 5. broadway: phone { as.
ALI. kinds % household goods wanted: large
aad small lots. furniture taken In exchange Tor
TIscvirs- Kin II lisS Brasch. lib Franklin
BEFORE moving sell furniture and feathers
ferson.
EEFoRE seiiins your feathers. II YOU wanj 10
sSseinian. SSssA franklin,
i'E-4 TIER bees wanted; pay sl5 TO s.5 each:
send roStsl. ~ J. ryan. West Esnd station.
FFA IHERsLy-ry rirh-.t prices paid: honest
weight: p.s,al. Globe Pillow Co. ssss f1nney.
I'll Ra & gsse & & e fGarfseHsa For saasihGa 81 '''d'
We pay hightst cash prices for household
furniture; pianos. etc; also buy entire contents M
nori Auction Co. isls-si olive 81.
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ALMOST new pa-lor set; uIust sell .os Dick
CONTENTS 9: n,cely furnished s-room hOuss:
part cash 500 Washington boulevard
COOK stove: with ptpInE; cost Sc: sell $40;
good repair. 80 lacie'ie ave.
FURNITURE-Esegant dining-roonl furniture
fog sale: only used tlIree months SsS owe.
HANDSOME velour folding lounge sideboa-d
-onable II taken this week. Lover bell. isi5
Arcs
NEW furniture Of six-rogn nat: buyer 20
take possession. 42I0A CastleInar-
OLIVE. S-5A-Euruislinrs Of Groom house
OF private FAMILY: almost new: cheap.
FAT.I!oR set ard an other kinds of household
soo-ls Tor sale lsct Ruiger 81
SUCK MEAL. gas range: s.: come early.
ecoS y. Fourteenth ST.
RARE old Colonial furniture, mahogany and
dsvenports, beds and tables: wholesale and re-
tail $50 F1aney ave.
TWO S-foot tables dishes. mattress: rea-
sonabi-- 3lsl Washington.
TWO new ingram wooden carpets: cheap IL
bought at once. So; Olive ii.
..5g1 cots al 81: eco iror Deds az 3i.6j: 800
pair feather pillows at ssJ.c; LOO mattresses
at SIS. 80 Imperial bldg.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD Eel.
LOWS.


INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
LOWS.
"A NCHOR LODGE NO. g.. /. o. o. F..
~ meets every AOn,iay evening at Schuette's .
Hail. Nineteenth ard Wright streets Work In
the degrees. Visiting brothers welcome
LEO LANGENBACHER. n. c.
David Petty. Secretary. ls2s O'fsllon street
7. LOUIS LODGE NO. ). 1. o. o. r:
- meets every saturday evening. ct Odd
f.tloVs' building. southeast corner Ninth and
Olive streets. hail No. l. Meeting Will be called
20 order al - p. m next SATURDAY
r. L. GEBIsTS. y. q.
CT LOUIS REBEKAH LODGE. 40. 80. ].
- o. a. F.-AeetS IN DOTic Hail. Masonic
Temple. the second and fourth Wednesday even
tnss OF each month at o'clock All strangers
and visitors in the city are cordially invited 10
attend ths meetings and will recaive a hearty
welcome. NARY KERR. Noble Grand.
siO1 Easton avenue.
Tillle senneuald. Secretary. iss Webster ave.
hliLpEI LODGE. NO. = 1. o. O. r..
w meets Tuesday evening OF each week ~
han No. !. Odd Fellows building, corner Ninth
and Olive. at o'clock. Visiting brothers invited
toatIend- J. C- SHANksE. " q.
=. ". RieEeI. Secretary.
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Or. E, ]. HOGAN

Receives before and during confinement. In
fants l.salIy adopted II desired; medical and
surgical diseases Of wcinea specially: terms
reasonable: consultation free. call or write
s2l5 Olive st. st Louis. 40.
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LOANS ON FURNITURE,

Rates and terms unheard of. Look:
81 50 weekly pays a $500 loan.
81 % weekly pays 5000 loan.
81 90 weekly pays 5000 loan.
&c weekly pays I 5000 Loan
Payments may be made weekly seu1imonthly
monthly. 1t Is to your interest to consult Us.
All bus-r ess private snd above board. Sce U.S.
CHEMICAL FINANCE CO.
5o1 Chemical bldg. Eighth ard Olive SITS.
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DR.. ANNIE NEWLAND.

FrIyate Assuseu nome for LADIES' before anu
CuTfn. CDlnuelc=nt: oldest most .eiia dc
l.4s,It.JiU5 th- state. established over Iurty
years. home comforts. motneTly care: infants
adopted. Irregularities successfully trcarsI
satisfaction guaranteed: ladies in trouble. en- Z
or write. s1-!A Olive ST
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL sell a si5. 90 s-per-cert deed OF trust
well secured payable or before thre. years.
for sit.e0o. must have money at once. 70 Z.
Rept elic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-11

Ae-i.asi. "a. boaruIn aIouse s-uIs siGav..
rity,rEsy payments. largest business a princi
PAL cities Tolman. on HoEser DIug. Ed Chestnut
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Mines. WaTTanee and Radge GTayae.

Private: licensed: home conhnements. SO:
adoption IL desired. diseases OF women a spe-
ciaity. Call or write .losA Olive 81.
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We furnish you money QUICKLY suid connd.n-
tally. without security. National Credit Co..
roorns s9l so Chemical hldz.- Eirnth and OLIVE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-11

ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAIL-
WAY.
c'CoTToN RELr RoUTE-D
Arkansas and Texas MALL. s9.2s am ~ -
The Texas Train.........--. ss:5e pm III - -
Arkansas and TeIak II ea:4k pm Y:0 -
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Money Advanced SaIsrisd PsopIe

sa.aries bought at rcesOnshie ui,couni. y
lSan money on furniture; cheapesI tvwi
EQUITY rnnance Co. iAli Missouri Trust bldg
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SELKLRKS STORAGE

House for furniture. etc: and cieaa; low
est INSURANCE.. careful moving, packing and
shipping lxne-1o-l2 chouteau. Licensed by the
State sno guaranteed by Mississippi Valley
Trust Co. for Scs.oof.
S1nRAEE ABSOLUTELY FIkEPRooF. new
81 tVuS0S warehouse. Grand and Laciede,
for fafekeepinc Of furniture, pianos. trunks.
Vsina bles boxes. etc; strictly frst-class moving
packing. shipping. etc. Our fre insurance the
lowest Money advanced. ship goods care.
Estimates free. Get our rates. Botn phones LIS
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HDNN'S%
Lowest Rate Loans.
EAST ST. LOUIS Loan co,
MONEY FOR SlLARIED PEOplE,

A~'Sns lsoney oi h-'uscivid goos.s an~ all AaGos
Of personal property: easy monthly payments
Room rs McCnslsnd bldg. ~ co,linsyilie ave
Phones. Bell Fast .sS2I: Einlnch So Clair 80
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ITALIAN PRINCE
on WAY HERE

Conflicting opinions prevail in the
ed on the Gaelic as to whether the
Italian warship Liguria with the Duke
lD'Abruzzi aboard viii pass through Ho-
nelulu en- route to the Orient, or that
| the scion Of royalty viii go TO the
Worlds Fair. The Cali states that the
Duke is shortly to go to the Orient.
The Call OF April "A says of the ar
rival of the Liguria at san Francisco.
The Italian cruiser Liguria, Prince
Luigi Amadeo Of savoy-Aosta, Duke
of Abruzzi, II, command, arrived here
yesterday and wiz remain In port for
fifteen days. Prince. Luigi. who holds
the rank Of commander IN the Italian
navy. is making a tour Of the world
and after leaving this coast viii turn
the Liguria's how toward the Far
East. WHERE he expects TO see some
thing of the japanese war.
This il, the Liguria's hrst visit TO
this port She Is q cruiser of the third
class and smaller than the Pnglia
which was here some months ago. she
is a vessel Of 2zsa tons register and
was built in 1893 at 8 cost or $685.
600 She can make nineEeen knots
and carries Est officers ard men. she
has come from Italy at a IeisureIy
gait. Her last port Of cali was Aca-
pulco. which she left ten days ago.
Prince Luigi Arnadeo Of Savoy
Aosta, Duke of Abruzzi and COM
rnander of the Italian cruiser Liguria.
was born at Madrid January %. 1879
He is the third son OF the late Prince
An1adeo OF Savoy and cousin to Vic
tor Emmanuel King Of Italy Luigi.
in spite OF his youth, is enc of the
most picturesque. figures IN The world
of science AS an Arctic explorer he
made his way further north than did
DR.. Nansen. He is q famous noun
tain climber. and got nearer 10 the
summit of Mount St Elias than any
climber who had preceded him.
His VISIT TO America was In 1886. |
when he came here as a lieutenant at
tached TO the cruiser crIstoforo CO. /
Iom5o. A year later. accompanied by
i small party OF friends and scientists. /
he came here again for the purpose
II ascending Mount ST. Elias. He had
made ali the great climbs in his ma
tive Alps and turned to the Alaska
peak IN the hope that he might go
Beyond the points reached by Cop
lam. Russell. Bryant. Sehwartka and
,ther sturdy explorers. His party
cached an altitude OF Is. 100 feet, sew
raj thousand feet higher than the best
,reyious record
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OLD AGE
Comes to Everyone, But It's Visits May
Be POSTPONED

Comes to Everyone, But It's Visits May
Be POSTPONED
Old age Is not a question of years.
Some men are cid at forty. others are
young at sixty
It's a mighty hard proposition to look
young. no matter how young you feel
If your hair is falling cut and your head
becoming bald
Perhaps you are tired trying ineffec-
tuaT remedies for this evil
We don't blame you If you are.
Why not try an effective one for a
change
Newbro's Herpicide kills the Dsndruff
germ-which IS the cause OF the whole
trouble.
Destroy the cause you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists Send 1oc-
in stamps for sample TO The HerDicide
Co. Detroit, Mich HOLSTER Drug Cos
Social Agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-04

Lieutenant Victor c. Lewis, IT,. S. A,
of the Twenty Eighth Company of Coast
Artillery. which is 70 replace with the
oand company the two batteries now
stationed at Camp Mckinley, had been
missing from the Preside from April
70 up to the time the Gaelic departed.
Il was feared that he had committed
suicide He was posted at the. Preside
as missing without leave" On Satur-
day morning he kissed his wife and pre-
sumabIy went down town. He n-ded a
letter Of the date Of April Is. in which
he said:
My dear ---: As my last chance
to do any one favor, want to show
YOU some appreciation Of your past cour-
tesies.
In my past life have done Some news
paper work, and / know how 10 appre-
ciate a SCOOP. 50 / am giving you one.
Go out to tie old brick fort at Fort
Point any TINT. tomorrow afternoon and
you may find the material for a couple
of good sticks of stuff.
Ny reasons for SO doing do not
care TO divulge. further than TO say,
What's the use Yours truly,
". c. LEWIS.
4 search Was made at the aold brick
fort but no trace of a body was found
Lieutenant Lewis was dashing officer,
a social favorite, a man with happy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-04
ARMY OFFICER KILLS SELF
WHEN ORDERED TO HONOLULU
Lieut.. Victor Lewis Of 18th Company. Coast
Artillery. Discouraged Over Rejection of
Furlough Request, Leaves Preside With
Suicidal Intent

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/ home, and everything for man TO live
! for.
In connection with the post canteen
Lieut.. Lewis had carried on canteen
tailor shop, which entaiIed large ex-
pense and was involved in total failure.
He recently made application for four
months furlough. which was approved
by Col Morris, but rejected by Gen
Macarthur The reason for the rejec-
ton was that the company was then
under orders to sail for Honolulu The
Lieutenant then had bad case of the
blues
Mrs. Lewis stated that the rejection
OF Lieut.. Lewis request TOR furiough
caused him to become discouraged.
Lieutenant Lewis received his present
commission on July I, 1907. after having
been in the Army since. 1897 He was
born in New York, but was. appointed
from Ohio. Previous to joining the
Army Lieutenant Lewis had been a
newspaper man for many years, and had
been city editor of the Portland Oregon
ian. He has written a number of mag
azine articles and short stories, and had
IN preparation a book entitled Love
Stories of the Philippines" which he
expected TO bring out shortly. He leaves
besides his wife, mother and married
sister, who resided with him at the Pre-
sidio for . time