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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03

Ste that Dcn Der 9GpeIle dus ftiEisls,
nod aipet @56ritte portpGrts, bann fant
tbr Der Muntel, ben iie MIR miibfam
nnb gang me6anif6 nit ben 3ttternben
9dnben gebalten, in f9tperfaltisem
IufI6ld9en BON ben @9ultern duf bic
Dielen berob. sic taftete ran benz
nG9iten Stubl unb lieb fi9 barauf ME-
berfallen. Das 9dupt fdnf ibr ON bic
@dnb auriid, 70 baB ft9 bas pefsbdz
rett. bon benz Der @9leier perloren gee
gdngen mar, nad Der linfen @eite hin
berf9ob unb ein5elne tpirre StrG6nen
bes reiden ufablonben Saars in bos
@eft4t NIT bem fablen 3iseunerteint
hereinfielen. 0ie tpurbsrbollen Mugen
9telt fie sei4lofen. Stnter ben balbse@
pffneten, fuit tpetBen 2ippen fdlugeu
bte 3dbne leife aufommen.
Jerbtnanb Rebtpolbt erfonnte ert in
biefem 4ugenblid, in ipel9em 3ufanb
tiefer, bedneitigenber Grf40pfung ii6
fein Rtnb befanb.
grf4rnden fubr er 5uriid, INN bann
obrr fofurt biht an bic 6iugefuntene
beranSutreten, ,a1 elmer ibrer faIten
9dnbe su foifen unb beftiirat gu frae
gen:
vGbarlntte um @pttes piIlen -
mas 1T sefhehen94
,9nft Du ni1t-eilen 51lnd Mein
bo21 lam es tnnIos bon ben 0ippen Der
inngen Grou.
CT elite su einem Wonbf f9rGnfhen,
nobm eint Glnfde heraus unb fiinte
bon benz rubtnrotb artffuntftnben ssns
bait tn Elm Glas, nit hs,n er su Der Gr,
f4Dpften 5uriidfehrte.
Sic batte fib inapif9en ni9t ges
riibrt, aber NIT ben Mngen tpdr iie Der
nod INNER ariftofrattf9 f9lanteu,
ippblerbaltenen Geftalt bes 0oters ses
fOlet limb unDinfiirli9 nrubte fie on
einen Sag oenfen, ba fie and nit benz
Wdter alletn In feinem Mrbeitsstmmer
getDeilt Qlls eth ruintrter Wfann, perz
ftDrt nah Silfe ausipGbenb. batte er
bduals DOr ibr seftanbsn.
@ie bate @elbftiiberDinbuma genuq
befefen, ibm gu belfen. JreiIhh mar
es felt iener 3eii, bob iie iutmer einen
bttteren Gef4mad auf Der 3unse su
fpiiren bermeinte. baB iie ein JrDffeln
TN R6rper unb ndmentlih bic falten
9Gnbe ni9t LOG tperben tpnrte.
Wu ibren peritprbentn Gotten burfte
fte f4on gar nf1t henten - ba leaten
jid b0fe Galten I'm ibren Wi1nb, unb
bic 2ippen friimmten iid in bitterer
Melt= unb Selbitbera9tungl
guerbings mar ia bos Opfer ni1t
umionft gebro9t iporben. ueber bem
Stabtgut ftanb BITE Sonne tpieber in
belEtm. fpormem Glona. ltnb serbis
uanb Rebnolbt fetbit bdtte fih IN ieber
mene ber Qufopferung feiner Sodter
Dlrbis eeaeigt. Ser befreienbe llnls
f1nums Der @erb61tniife fdnb einen
tdbeQofen 0eripdlter onf feinsm poften.
Die noblen 2aDaIierpoffonen nnn ebea
mals noren Id9elnb absetban, cine
frif&e. frDbIide Qrbeitsfroft, ber bas
Wlter tDenig an5ubaben permod1te,
bur4leu4tete belsbenb bos f9Dne Din
pefen.
(FDrtiebuna fplQt.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03
U u STA n o.
Wei einem GiIenFohn,rr

Bei einem @ifenbabnunfolI
nabe Sintaluta i'm tanabiimen Staate
ManitDba uuroen flint Berlunen qes
tDtet.
SIN oeutifen Nusmdrtigen Gult
ertldrt man. oaB elm Beriud, srDis
lhen 6uslanb uno Sapan su permit
teln, augenblidli@ ab1uro lein Mi r.
oe. oa &uBlano pfenbar felt ent.
ibloiien lei, ben 4rieg melter forts
suieben.
Der Sdaoen. ben bic perlbie=
oenen 5euer in Der merifaniIden
Staot Snares anaerihtet babeu, be.
lduft fih auf $136. 900. 0ie giancq
ot Wtinera uno bag arDse 5dlnitt-
tDarengelbaft BON Bicoro S}rug.
iino nb9ebrannt.
Die Gepubtit Bonuma min
Die sebn Wiaiouen DDllars, Die iie
BON ben Ser. Staaten befpmmeu
bat, in SEEM gOrfer @runoeiaentun,
anlegen. SUM MiIiDnen lino be-
relts auf oiele Weiie inueitiert.
- Weil Der 8iihnf pon 2aual
oem gertreter oes Yremierutiuiiier
eombes 5umioer nad3 Rom reiite,
fu0btn er oDm Bapite porgelaoen
NOR, bat Die frans6iii1e Negieruna
belbloiien, oem BiibDf oas @ebalt
81 iperren.
- 8egeniiber perlhieoeenn Des
trlentis ertlart Die . a6niesberaer 0ars
tunalhe Beitune" auf oas Gntif)ies
oenfte, oaB anldBlih Der iiingiten
anlpeienbeit oeS Brdlioenten Des
rnliilhen Miniitertomites. 6errn
Witte, in Berlin cine ruiiilhe Qns
lelbe pon 500 Miillionen Wtart su
Stanoe get0mmen lei, uno srpar
ourh Wermittlung oes Banfbanies
Wlenoef8lDhn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03
9otattOnea tn Seras geluaul6t.

Die Srisco=Spitem 2anbs Smmis
sratiDns Niiociation lenft bereits
ibren Sell Der @inmanoerung naG
9eros
9reibunoertunofiinfSie Neenten
oieier Nfiociation bonn Often uno
Horoen baben iDeben cine 9our burdl
Teras beenoet uno lih nab ben 6iilfs.
quelIen 0es StaateS &c. ertunoiat,
UNI Die Tat1aben ben Seimitdttelus
dern Der dlteren Staten beiier upr=
fiihren 81 f0nnen.
Oieie IfIDciatipn iit Die mirfs
iarite, bic es giebt; fte bat Mgenten
in Den gan5en Ser. Staten. @oui
Sbr @uer @ieentum, auf benz 2anoe
Doer in Der Stabt. pertaufen, tpiinIdt
Sbr 3apital fiir Sabriten Doer
iraeno cine Snouitrie, ibreibt an
H. 9. 2emon. SefretGr oes Sm-
taiaratiDns Bureaus, Sept. q.
Sriseo : @ebduoe, ct. 2puis, SEQ.
g. 81. Sugbes,
8eneral= =Srinliarations= =Gqent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03
Srete &eiie mad ct. 9outs nno
7uriiff


I'm ben Beiubern Der 0e(tauss
iteuung enteeaensufDmmen, miro Die
W. SC. & 8. .=8abn (9be &atp) einen
neuen Sdneu5ug spilhen @alnez
itDn uno San NutDnio uno ct.
2ouis einlegen uno Die erIte 8erion,
Die einen gtalnen fir oieiea neuen
3ug einfenoet, Der anaenummen
peroen tuiro, erbdlt Elm syrei=9idet
BON irgenb elmer Station in 9eras
nah ct. &0uis unb suriiG wdbreno
Der Iusitelune. Die fpleenben 8e=
oingunaen fino 81 beDbahten: Ser
ytane muB neu uno Origineu uno
tura uno peritanblih iein. Nle Wtit-
teilungen in 8esue bierauf iino gu
ribten an Us. 6. Grub,
Is. . boz SEQ. $40 ..
9allas. 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03
Oebrattbt .ttt0 gtat befau.
Oett.
GS lieat ptel BARN, iicf) amf Elm Witt
tel uGn Hnf nerlaifen AT f1nnen.

MDnatelan9. baben Die Birger
San NutoniD's Die NnerfennunQ uno
oas Sob bon Dpan's 0ierenpluen
auslpreden bDren unb gelelen, tuelz
he CUTE Nrbeit, iie bier perribteten.
&ein anoeres 0eiltnittet fat ien1als
iol6e Betueiie leiner 8ite uno 8irf=
iamfeit geliefert.
5. $. 8ernett, Qiiiitent= =Sngenieur
bon Spribenbaus SEQ. l, Der 9eD. SIG
Durane0=StraBe uDbnt, iaet aus:
SD babe innerbalb Der lebten 8mDlf
Wonate feinen @runo aefunoen,
meine Weinune su dnoern, bic ih
i'm Mai 1902 DHentli9 in ben 3eiz
tuneen San Intpnip's ausgelpro=
hen babe. oabin lauteno. oaB
DUan's Nieren Bil1en.
Die i'm gerar Drug Store unb bel
Slider uno Sprinean 5u haben fino,
MIDI BON &iidenihmersen uno ana
oeren, auf St6runa Der 9eieren bin=
meilen0en SDmptomen, bic MIDI ab
uno 81 leit ben lebten 5nDlf Sabren
bel1itigt baben, furirten.
@be i1 Die Billen nobtn, tparen
Die Sbmersen supeilen 10 unertrdg=
lid, oaB ih mid fauln bonn Stubl
erbeben fonnte uno tuenn i6 mid
nieoerbiidte, 10 geibab es nur unter
ben gr6Bten Shgieriofeiten, oaB ib
mid uiecer aufrlhten fonnte unb
ale Bflaiter, Wirttel unb Weoisiu,
Die i6 antuanote, ebe i9 Doan'
Billen gebraudte, tparen nub(ps
uno OerIbafften feline Nbbnlfe. Seit=
oem ib mein erites 8eugnis erlieB,
babe i6 leibte Spnptome Der @ie=
oerfebr Der &ranfbeit peripiirt. Die
Billen baben ober ME periaot, Die
Nttade ab5umebren uno ih babe
niemals mebr Die 5bmersen ert,=
pfunoen, Die ib aussubalten bate,
ebe id Doan'S 8tllen nobm.
Sb empfeble oaber oas Niittel nit
beionoerer @enuatuune.
grbdltlid) bel allen Oroeuilten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Mia5urn
So. in 8uffalo, sc. g., aueiniae
&aenten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt niht ben Wamen 8 onn
uno acceDttrf tein Gubftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03

81. 80 per gprb Slips,
CARR WooD & CoAL Co
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03
gHie lift otesy

g9ir bieten sinbunoert 9oaars gelObuuno fir ie.
ben Gaa BON Ratarrb, Der ni6t our6 Ganebmen
BON 9alf' aatarrb Sur eebeilt Deroen
tann
3. 5. 9benep s. Co., Gieent., Soleso, ..
gbir, bic llnteraei9neieu, baben s. 5. @benep
Let oem lesten Is 9abren .gefann: unb balten i'm
lnngen uno fnanJel oefabig, alle bo, Ieiner Tirma
eln9esangenen 9erbinoIiatetten su erftllen.
Wef & Sruar, GjrOsbanoels Sroaufen,
Soleoo, o.
Waloiue, 3innan q Ratetn, g,roRbou=
oeIss 8roguifteR, SoIeSo, ..
6aa's Ratarrb =&itr piro iuneriid aeuommeu uub
tpirft oireft auf oas Ylut uno bic Ileimoen S6er-
fdderI beg Spfems. .3euaniie frei perIanSt 8reis
@ @ents ftr Die 2Jlaide. gertauFt oon allen gpo.
ihetern.
oaus' fcmiIisns piIen ano be beleh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03
Gar GrtllrltOneu 5ur 2Selt=
Q(nsStellnnQ,

Nm II. uuo 81. Mai perfauft Die
9eras uno Bacitic 8abn Spesial=
@rcurlions. 3idet8 nab ct. 2ouis
uno 8uriid BON allen Buntten ibrer
9inie in 1egas. Slrfanias uno 2oui.
Itana fir meniaer als einen Tabr=
preis. Die 9idets fino nur in ben
regelHdBigen Cars 9iiltia uno fiir bic
9auer oon firben Taeen. gSenoet
gu6 an traenb einen ggenten Der
Qinie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03
Bon 3weie1l gelirbt.
siumau uon aIfrsh saffen.
tSortieBunaJ

kDUItfchAHHJ
rDW lDule s4 rnIU ntnt freuen!
&bpn ols CUTE Qptdlpotriptin muR id
hns. Gs ipdre gang bibf9, tpenn fia
&1s unferem oru,feligen geit einmol
flH Aar NIT itOlaem Jliiself9Iag ere
B6be! 90R ih Dir biefe fd1nen Worte
aas Der @eele sdpro9en9 Qfffo gut,
bdnH feb mid nint nebr 70 ftniter an.
= limb lnb Did boIb einmal bei uns
hladeu. dante Sobdnne Bat idbon if.
hrs ibre Derpunberung boriiber aes
Gubert. bob Du Did 70 felten madit.
9tun ia, i'd tpeib, Du baft 8eferes su
tAuI Der alte Mnnn bort briiben in
BAN jsilltn. 9aus III 70 alItin - unb e
planbert fi@ 10 hiibf9 NIT ibm bon
ban - gehioien @obn. Eein. nein,
mof5e niht tpieber sornige Nuaeni Mud,
% CLAUDE ON fein @enie unb tpHnffe
lt9s. bdb ts ii9 9abn brehen mSae.-
llxb nod einen alpeitsn Munfd fiiae i'd
ban eyften binau. DoB Dir Oein Honle
Wost bnlten mbse. Bittoria taben iie
DID 9eaannt. Seibt bds nint bic
ekgrei&eY 60 seE benn bin = unb
eeE!"
DbDobl ite Biz suIest in ibrer fpDt>
ta4 ldfFsem art eefprohen, bate iid
bod ibse Gtimne fdit brobenb pers
M&zf. Bun la9ts iie turs unb bart
agf unb tebrte Der iunsen @dpGaerir,
Obnt ibr bic Qonb gum Mbfdieb au reis
4sn NIT elmer briisfen geipeu1na ben
&u6en. Rufd f9ritt fie In entaeasns
9eitSttr Ni@ting bon ber Gtabf pors
.Mrbin sebit Du2 gs tpirb Mbenb.
rnf tbr Sori 6ennig na1.
.euufen ipilI itb, IGufen,4 Hama es
b f4neibenber 2uftisfeit au benz ibS1
nm M6bnen 5nriid. nGnufen burtb
DID unb Olnn. Iber Stein unb Dorm
= bGmit ids lam, spenn's bos aeben
AHusnl non mtr berlongt. @uten Mbenb.
nein G@nB!'
@ie eine sleins. fdtporae Molfe, bos
eeu@mebi bon. Sturmatben. pers
9monh isre Geiaalt sipif6en ben Bduz
men heB 9ains.
Ur6ftiub unb NIT einem bumpfen
DFad anf bem 9er5en ranhte iid Sori
4eaals S<m StSbtnen au.
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a~ Salt, cement, Sano, Bad.
ltelne, feuerfeite Steiue uno Tbun.
9beer uno Gspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
2beer uno Gspbalt, Del, Eerpentin.
ssarben, 9las ,c. &c. itets purrdtbio
bei s. 6. 9ielmann, BOG OIt.
@Dtnmerce@StraBe. Rieorige BreiIe,
quite Uaare l0uie quite uno reelIe
8eotenurg werben lgarGntirt -
Eeiepbou 410.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-03

os ~ I -
M tDor In ber aebnten 4benbz
~ funbe, bo erit tebrte Charlotte
~ bon ibrem milben Spasseraona
bard Did uub Diinn, iiber
esn unb Dom. au GObe srfbbpft ia
has Ssdbsgut surtd.
4Is bic Suxstbarslode ert5arte unb
hie funef ErGu iiber bic bobev oussetrez
ieae @au6Fiut@meIIs in ben motters
lsndtsisu 8lur mantle, rib 1erbinanb
&x6poibt bic 9bir fstnes Wrbsitssims
msrB ouf nnb rid in f4tlider grlei9s
ssrEn0 Iebboft aus:
do bift Du ia, Soft I'd Dou6 /!
@k spaBten gar nidH, nns ipir beaten
fsulsa 9aaie Jobann3 faet,, Du
yekf 81 Deinen, gttnobnten No9mits
esfpasiereaas fortsseonssn. aGeiu
hts Gbestsunne lam, unb Du bliebit
ans. mir nobntn an, On bef6ubslt
Dt9 BET 9enns9s. Iber auf6nig Iob
u ben tietnen ernt poriiberssben unb
bstx Don ihm. bub Du niht BET feiuer
G&iDeissr ieielt. fie ipdrt allein su
4Gaie. Mrbrboftie. mir tonutea uns
Deine WhipeieaEeit nid5t ertIGren. MuB,
isn NH bod, boB Du fOnif siesntlid
su Mismanb i'm GtGbt6en sehit, tpenis5
ksaa ni9t 5u fold uneetpobnter Mbenb-
3luHbe. Trpbbem ift 3ants Jobdnne
iDstgelaufeu, urn BET eiHi9en Betannisn
nn& Dir su fragtu.~
Qr bate pdtrenb hes gpsdens bic
bmee Gsou on F8 poriabsr tn has bell
aasAAAaAA- iaanamz2 RxsnsfsGtru taifen.
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- 5O4 lit Die TelepbonsNummer
fiir 2DoapafIer, NainerattuaiTer
uno 09eiBbier Dds & Mfdhbadter.
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halten oas Sp'tem in Orbnuns unb
oosrbtnoernoenb , trantbaften3uitanb Der
Sebsr, ipsl9er &rantbsitsn Dorbereebt.
Elm VarhinderungsmitteI
BON aopflamsr5en, Dpgpeplia, ,gdpin>
Del, l9lt9tem 9si6mad i'm Msunbe,
sooorennen, belegter 3unee, 4ppstits
lollgte't, 9artlei6isteit unb
aue biliOieu Qeioeu,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-09
PARKVIEW co.
SUED FOR $80,323
John Scott & Sons Claim This
AMOUNT on Account of Grad
ing Large Tract of Land.

The Park-View Realty and Improve
ment Company Was sued yesterday in the
Circuit Court by John Scott & Sons for
81. 2zs.9 on account of grading the Park
View tract at the Worlds Fair grounds,
and other matters growing out of the con-
tract.
The largest part of the claim results
from the alleged difference in computing
the length Of hauling.
II Is charged that Julius Pirzman. presi-
dent Of Pitzman's Company of Surveyors
and Engineers. who made the compute
ton OF the work. made no allowance for
necessary detours. but calculated the
straight distance between the point from
which material was taken to where it was
deposited.
Under the agreement, which was en-
tered into February l.. 1902. between the
Scott Company and the Park-View Com
pany, the Scott Company Was to receive
of 100 feet. and three-fourths of d cent
FOR every one hundred feet additional. it
II stated.
The work was TO be in conformity with
directions given by the Pitzman Company,
whose opinion. it is said was TO be bind
Ing as to over average hauling.
The work was completed about January
/. last. and was accepted by the PITT
man Company and d final estimate OF
si26. or 10 made of the cost. After deduct
ing amounts received. sIi.4g7.7O was re-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-09
Dun's Review Says Much Remains
to Be Desired, With the Best
Trade Reports Coming
From the South.
New York. April S.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
'eekly review Of trade tomorrow will

New York. April S.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Commercial conditions have improved some
what during the past week. although there is
still much TO be desired. Dispatches from the
South are most encouraging. AT the eust more
seasorable weather prevailed. yet spring trade
is still below normal.
Tho hes; news OF the week vas the settle
ment OF many labor controversies. or at least
resumption OF work pending arbitration.
Manufacturing returns are still confusing,
notable Improvement in the iron and steel in
dustry being Offset b. less favorable reports
regarding textile and footwear factories.
Agricultural work progresses rapidly under
better than average conditions. cotton being
piaiited unusually early.
1t is 4 good sign that the month opened with
nrices of commodities less inflated.
transportation interests are overcoming
freight congestion. while railway earnings IN
March were only : per cent smaller than in 1903.
AMI largely surpassed all preceding ears
Is no ionrer a matter OF conjecture or sangn'ne
hopes. but a certainty. New business Is con-
plants resume. while recent moderatr gains in
quotations are readily maintained. although no
further advances occurred during The past
In many respects the past week has been
reafhrI,ed hy the association: the first liberal
order for structural material was placed. i'm
plenaent makers all wanted materials at the
same time. having finally decided to cease
procrastinating. several independent concerns
that were selling ut CONCESSIONS restored full
list prices. and a most encouraging statement
was issued by the leading producer
At a large number Of Fall River mills pro
duction is c%urtaiied 10 four days a week. MAX
ing a decided extension Of the waiting policy
adopted as a practical protest against the high
price Of raw cotton and protection against ac-
cumulaIion Of stocks. Many spinncrs nave suf-
fcient cotton under contract 10 continue ac-
lively engaged, but the fear that present prices
for print cloths cannot he maintained naturally
cnunsels caution Buyers are not Influenced by
the new departure. however. and orders show
no Increase.
not accompanied by weakness: on the contrary.
limited offerings by packers gave increased
strength On al! varieties except native steers
of recent sailing. Leather is dun. domestic shoe
manufacturer and dealers operating very con-
servatively.
Failures this week numbered 2s In the United
States. against 1877 last year. and % in Canada.
compared with 10 n year ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-09
WEEKS PRINCIPAL EVENTS
FAVORABLE TO BUSINESS.
Bradstreet's Notes Decrease in
Price Level of Leading Com
mOdities as Il Significant
Occurrence.
New York. April s.-Bradstreet's to-

New York. April s.-Brads,reet's to-
morrow will say:
Events OF the week have, for the most part.
been favorable. weather conditions generally
have been springlike except in some portions
OF the Northwest. This has increased retail
distribution in the cities. while in the country
districts favorable weather has helped farmers
in their planting preparations and improved the
condition Of winter wheat. The breaking up Of
country roads. however. tends TO retard the
sale and distribution OF merchandise. lumber
and other products.
Wholesale and Jobbing distribution have been
helped In tone. rather than in volume. by the
Improvement in weather and In retail trade.
In two Of the leading industries. iron and steel
and lumber. the resumption of outdoor spring
activities is helping distribution. The soft-coa.
industry has also improved. now that fear OF a
general strike is renewed. but thousands Of
Iowa miners are idle. owing to disputes.
Collections as yet DO not reflect much, II rny.
Improvement. and. in common with trade tt
self. are especially backward in sections of the
Middle West. where recent floods have done
damage.
All measures of trade activity prove the frs,
quarter to have run behind a year ago. Fail
number. though . per cent less than in 1852.
Liabilities exceed a year ago by 70 points and.
s sm,1s 1857 s3 bank suspensions are the heaviest
wha, may Prove to be a significant,
March. when eight cut Of thirteen classes of
products, including therein Lieadsturs. meats.
textiles. hides and leather and building ma
terials. declined. The general level Of prices
fell off about | per cent for the month. but
is still in excess Of a year ago at this time.
and not FAR from the highest for four years
past.
Wheat. including -four. exports for the week
ending April :, aggregate l.soi.45I bushels.
against LOO. so last week. 2S3s,aS5 this week
last year. S.si2.0l: in 1902 and 6. id5. Sol in 1891.
From July /. 1853. to date they aggregate III
S3i.nf bushels. against l,S. S0i. 1.6 last season.
1873. i6e, 81 in 1897 and l5S.0 Ji. III in 1901.
Corn exports for the week aggregate Los. sJI
bushels. against 1.43S. 2I2 last week. z.t5i,1:2 a
year ago. l5s,5s5 in 1902 and 2.s23. sS4 in 1891.
From July l. 1905. TO date they aggregate A.
5s2. 2i6 bushels. against a. s21. 21S last sea ,on.
Is. l29.o5i in 1892 and Ia, I12. 1884, in 1901.
Business failures in the United STATES for
the week ending with April Z number POI,
against 212 last week. lsa in the like week IN
1903. Is: in 100. 30 in 1901 and l52 In 1919. In
Canada failures for the week numfnr q. against
IL last week and 1S in this week n year ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-09
ISAAC BAKERS WILL FILED
Left Estate to His Wife and Chill
dren.

Isaac G. Baker, by his will. filed for
probate yesterday. left an oil painting of
u camp scene in Kansas to his son. Joseph,
together with his watch and a mahogany
armchair. which belonged to the testa-
tors mother.
To his daughter. Mary b. Allen, he left
ten silver teaspoons and five silver table
spoons, which also belonged to his mother,
and an oil painting of an Alderney bull
head.
He left the rest of his silverware, brio
a-brac. horses and carriages and house
hold goods to his wife, Frances W. Baker,
to whom he left in lieu Of dover an un-
divided one-fourth interest in the rest Of
his personal property, and one-third in
terest in his real estate.
He bequeathed the rest Of his estate
equally to his son, Joseph, and his daugh-
tiers, Frances w. q. Fuqua and Mrs. AL
len.
He named his brother. George A. Baker,
his son. Joseph, and his son-in-law, Jo-
seph S. Flqua, executors without bond.
The will was executed December q last.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-09
Mason Jury Failed to Agree.

The Jury in the case of W. ". Mason.
secretary Of the Hull-Masson Coal Com
pany. who was charged with ernbezsle-
ment. was discharged by Judge Mcdonald
after being out all night. and a mistrial
ordered Yesterday at noon. Mps. H. q.
kupper of No. +4S7 Washington boulevard,
the complaining witness. charged Mason
with the embezZlement of funds belonging
to her which were in his possession. It
was alleged that Mason represented that
he had paid his company for coal deliv-
cred to Mrs. Kupper. but after he departed
for Denver. where he was arrested. Il was
IL that the bill had not been paid.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-09
THIRD VISIT BY BURGLARS.
Cash, Whisky and Cigars Stolen
From Olivia Cafe.

The third visit in four months was paid
by burglars yesterday morning to the
Olivia Cafe in the basement Of the Olivia
building at Grand avenue n Windsor
place. and r. A. Roser. the proprietor. has
decided that he has been singled out as an
easy mark by night providers.
When the cafe was opened at 6 o'clock,
after being closed only f0ur and one-half
hours. 1t was discovered that burglars had
broken a window and climbed into the
place. An investigation showed that this
burglar. unlike those who made the two
former visits, was not q total abstainer, as
he carried away four quart bottles and
six pint TASKS of whisky, in addition to
SIS worth of imported cigars. 81 In silver
and sixty pennies. which were in a glass
behind the bar.
Mr.. Roser called up the Four Courts yes
terday afternoon and notified the police Of
the burglary. saying he had been unable to
find n policeman on the beat to whom he
could tell of the visit of the thieves.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-09

turned and certified by the Pitzman Gem
pany as the amount due. il ia stated.
The excess for over hauling amounted
to 81. aso.4 in excess OF the amount al
lowed. the average overhaul being about
800 feet. instead of go. which was allowed.
Detuurs were necessary because the Wa
hash Railroad Company. whose tracks had
to be crossed. would allow hauling over
only one point. and also berauSe of ele-
yations and in crossing the River DIES
Peres. The mode OF hauling was approved
by Pitzman and his engineers. ii ls al
legged.
The Park-v;ew Company paid the total
amount of 1875 .022.D allowed. Judgment is
asked for 81 ,933.a additional. together
with sl.iM for cxcavating a new channel
in the River des Peres. $500 for BRIDGES
over the River des Peres and $50 interest
on $1,000. which the Park-View Company
agreed TO pay 10 the Lincoln Trust Com
rany for the Scott Company November 8
last. n did not pay until December q,
II is said.
The Scott Company constructed the
bridges referred to. and the Park-View
Company requested that they be allowed
to remain. promising to pay for them. it
is alleged.
Attorneys kinealy & Kineaiy represent
the Scott Company. which is composed of
John Scott. Edward J. Scott and John r.
Scott.