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". y. lsartlinR.

Sold - r-~- n the sru;h sid@ % o.sr. a-snu-.
te:Nsea LOUISIANA ana Grand avenues. 20 la
Broker ts- si-1lr. Who i improving u vith a
modern rat
Al<o. for Cass W THEY. .Se Hickory
street single "a; Q: four aIi nr- rocms e@cA-
bought
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HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.

m ,ssouRI HISTORICAL SOCIETY, NO
~ ise) Locust Suee;-Reg-lAr monthly
ueeiings held tie second THURSDAY Of eAca
n1o-th a. .. m. from November TIL ApaI.
Inclusive. TIE building II open daily from 3
q m I'LL 5 o. N. sunday afternoons from
al TIE pgtlic coruislly invited visit
the library and nnufeuTo-
WALTER B. DOUGLAS President
CT,a-ias Parsons Peftt9. Secretary.
VOLUNTEER rIRENES'S HISTORICAL
Society meets third Sunday OF every
month /: p n. No. iss Locust street All St
IouiS volunteer tirenen invited TO attend
JOSEPH DOICE. Prendent
r NJ Brooks Secretary.
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A;ee=- M~E=lieL --.-1ft- the following s4!-s-
-. --sNL-i. th- south Si-s - A"nf-1A
street. t"tv--n M.sSIg-i Sr.nu- and E.yadras.
rom Frank EU.,,lsats t. K-.rclina ,'=1IniieH
e. ~
- - -" north In" ~ Park avenue BE-
t.r~-f Eleventh all Twelfth stf--ts. @rsuf2f-
81 f-rt : ir.ht. On Iars tveau- Is d-p-h -
IN s.ley. from i;=ary Fr,sr {. q client -
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The ha.bcr saus. Yesterday showed IS fess.
Q rise OF 4 IN the last "a hours
business along the L-veo yesterday vas light
The weather VA fair AID warm
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CHOTTF.NI ELN..t.

Fast - Get 2 =: e all Z 10, - EnI ~
vet 70: - lot ~. IN tiCsh ss.-. sruu;in.
& fest the s-.Iih liz Z I&.bs..i- -
! In G,,i-fI4a-. ~ -i.'s-.
T!Ic v-SI " f--t - 1T y AL The a., 10
f--t q - Is. h,rcE 80 frvr4-ir- - r-e- s.l
No.. O.. So.
The east 9 r., - - 2. All ih- wes. = feet
cf 1T p block 50. .sr.ufils - Zee the
s-u-h Inc - - Louis avenue. ~ Louis HarS.
for $50.
'ril- east 70 fit o.: lat = AMI n. IVES: 10
f.-- % laf =. hla-ss s.e. sstur ," s--- ~
s.sslth HI- 4 iabl,il. avri.. 20 jy--ph anu
Arthur Il S.!Eui for go
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,s,irtv-fy. r-et X ground. TO WE II Ha-ri-on.
fcr $50
lis; .: sal, male IN ;s- vsriou. sutai-
visions follows:
GREENWOOD.
LIT :. LiosS s. -r.-t!nx - s-.- "a IL north
iinr Il COMMONWEALTH avenue. g viola Tom
h-s-or. Tor So
PAGE AVENUE HEIGHTS.
IL i. bioci. e. fronting :. feet "u tie Ea.;E
if-.' = Chatham avenue. - =. y Ncii-nTy
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BAD DOORS CURED.

No matter where o. what the cdor f. q
C.-N. touches It's source the cdor ceases
O-iors Of sickroons. cellars. sinks. cssS-
pools. closets vessels. garbage cans. etc
all are cured b. C.-N. And moro than
that the disease germs that start and
thrive In malodorous places ara killed
CIV. has hundred household uses. and
really no hous. can be wholly clean with
out it. Sweeping and scrubbins can't make
a house Sc-mprcof. Some germs thrive on
soapsuds.
The cleansing odor OF C.-N. goes fnso
every crack and crcvice and fber-seaehN
where broom and ecrub-brush cannot
C.-x. IS as fatal to bugs, reaches and al
insect life as f. Is harmless to humans.
Use CIV IN your bath and make n
eoubiy hea!thfui and refreshing. ChApped
hands and chafed O. broken skins are
healed quickly and the skin IL softsnsd
and whitened.
A ten-cent trfal-siza bottle o. C.-H. win
prove all these things 70 you A ten-eent
bottle with water will make 4 full gallon
OF cleansing dis,nfecCant-
Ask your dealer for It Booklet freA
WEST 0ISlnFECTINe CO.,
- East seth Street, New York.
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woODMES OF THE WORLD.

I'VE OAK CAMP. NO. IL. W. OF W.,
Hail No :. Bowman building. northeas, cor
ner Eleventh and Locust streets. Visitors are
Invited and members expected 70 Be present,
GEORGE lehman, L. c,
Ed Y. Smith. Clerk. No. 81 South Ewing
avenue
/" ISSOURI COURT NO. -. TRIBE OF
~ Ben Hur Meets second and Fourth SAT-
urday Of each month. corner Twentieth and
Eis~eI streets. Members of court are request
ed 20 attend meeting nights. Visiting ealbers
are welcome. Car lire. Bellefgntsine Grand
DOCTOR EMMA wENTZEI.
Scribe. No. 2tce obear avenue.
james Hushes Ch;ef.
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get all your money back. Watches
Steamed and repaired by experts At spe-
rial low prices IS years on Olive At
| have seven floors full Of new and de-
sirsble goods. on terms to suit you
Whatever you need. cash or credit. be
sure and see
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

GREELEY COUNCIL. ROYAL LEAGUE
" meets the second and fourth Wednesday
evening In Hal Ne fTHterla ouilc ng.
EI.xeaJh and Franklin avenue NEXT rneetlnE
August 10. All members of the order fra
,-rnsIly invited at all times. and or osn
members expected Fraterraily.
GEORGE PAASrH- ArchoA-
Attest: H. H Jones. SCRIBE
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On Credit

Watches. Jewelry and
Diamonds OF the very
best quality. My in
stallment plan will ouis
you. Perfect eatisfac-
zion guaranteed.
Watches from o1yoo
up 20 81 -.
Diamonds. pure and
perfect. from Sc up 60
eisS.
Solid Gold weddinR
and Set Rings from -
up 20 o13. Terms Soc .
week
Keep any article .
days. and n not well
pleased. return II and
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

= Asst ST. LOUIS COURT. No. ra TRIBE
= OF Sen Hur. meets every nrst ani third
Fridays OF each month At l. O. o. = Han.
Ninth ana Illinois avenue visiting Ben Hurs
always welcome \ full ATTENDANCE Of mem
here desired
iD~IUrI II O. IIE.RTEI. Chief OF Court.
Mrs g. Campbell. Scribe. No. AZ North
Eighth street
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Il; .. block s.s. fEoH'la= :, f,.s .. ~
Slu'h iiuN q G.r.idir. sy.uEs. t. Henry u.
ru-!n f,g go
-; - i.!rck ~. fronting - :est on 'h= south
.i:i- Geraldine ay-nu". O. G-U-r- -Jein.ck-
fur 500
LIT Il. s,o'.. 81. fronting p ZEE: 60 80 sou-h
il- .! E.rna5s af-auc. % l. = fsotiweIi-r
fsr So.
III =. l..0"S - fronting - :"s, oH tho .5lfh
u.~ II B-Eusys ay-f.a.. G" iie=tie l. I1A rv-
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MONEYS CATHOLIC
ORDER OF FORESTERs.

ORDER OF FORESTERs.
1T I.Eo'S COURT. NO Al. woMEN's
= caihoI.c Older Of Eores,ers. meets The
90 ana fourth Monday Of each month at 81
-. HAL. T~enty-nfth and aul!.nshy .tre-ts-
Ips NAkGAREr LACEY. Chief Hanger.
is,..rr.ncy Hospital. Fourteenth and " FAlloa-
Ma Mar A redmond. Recording Secretary.
"A Madison st
- n AALACAY'S COURT. No. IS. WON
= ems catholic order q Fores,er'. meet,
.~.-ord ana fourth wednesday Q: egery month
az 81. MaiAchy's Hall. living and Clark ave-
MRS. CATHERINE SMITH. C r..
e,I5 Adams street
Mis- Mamie F. c. kersicA. X >. -.-i Der-
.sard street
Ns1oNES' CATHOLIC ORDER OF TCR-
W s,ters-st NIacenrs Court. No. IA
mems catholic Order os Eores;ers. rl-eis
every second and fourth ThGrrcay OF each
month ut ST yincents Hall. Ninth street and
PAX avenue MeEapera cordially invited
Miss MAMIE A. SHEA. Chief Ranger.
i<3s = Eighteenth S.
N.ss Martha Boland. Resoonding SECRETARY.
isSs Do.rnEn q.
M.ss catherine Reynolcs. Financial Secss-
tafy lsi; y. Compton ave
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GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL PLATING.

RRINss old gold w-stchssA jey-eiry. siivc-wsre.
etc: get cash. Downing & Co. go " seventh 1T
PLATING and repairing sIverHsre: gold plate
watches lewcIry: for old gold. silver Diti-
nun. Downing a. CO. platers rs " Seventh.
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MRS, ANNIE NEWLAND

Private licensed home fO- ladies' before and
during confinement: Oldest ard most reliable
institution in tie state. established over for;T
yssrs: home comforts. notherly care: infants
sSopiod Irregularities successfully treated: sat
isfactirs guaranteed. ladies in trouble. call or
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lNDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST

q CURT COTE BRILLIaSTE. INDECENT
~ ent Order OF Forestere Meets on tha
seoond and fourth Thursday. OF each month a
Q O'Clock at Bowman Hail. northeast corue. 81
Locus; and Eleventh streets Visiting brothers
are cordially invited
r. X ROTTERDAM Chief Ranger
E<s'denc>. No. :zikA ScuIard street.
". = Wright. Recording Secretary. Rest
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sTOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Con =. car
ran Printing Company. for the election OF three
directors 10 serve during the ensuing yeAr and
may properly come before the meeting. will be
held at tie office Of the company; 4ei-so ,,
con p cURRAN. President
e P. O'Fallor.. Secretary
So. Louis. SEPT H. 1904.
SPECIAL meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Merchants Laclede National Bank OF ST. Louis
Olive streets, Wednesday. October 5. 1904
10 vote. FIST, on . proposition 10 be then sub
United to amend the articles of association -
TO provide for twenty-four directors. instead
q twenty-five. At present, and. second. Tor
tho election Of two additional directors 20 serve
during the ensuing year. Polls open from 10 q
N. to .. GEO. E HOFFMAN.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES..
ANCIENT ORDER OF HiBERNIANs.
sS~>ss.-|s-----~---->-.~ -s-~-.>~-~~-~~~~~~~~~
nNisiuN No. /. A. y. H--MEErs ON
= m in 81 PaiII-is sShosI Hal .i.i sI,ts -
S.da.e ''esti rrh ss,.%5, yfGoHs -,
n. :. Har.lkan. sesI,isIy. IL. oi'Fsi!en,
Dh.ss. s s sas iaIsd TAa 1872 Il &c. ga
. IN. All faeEsers coFdisily Invited.
DiE:e! Gleason. seeTet.ry. No. III Piairi.
- second wsdn.raay o; zach nsonih a, u.
:,r5ti q: 81 hs:H sea: 1 1e@ a;s'l-'-
Maurice c. SO &c., ..abSS. i a., .....
l. TIE afs: And taird v .dn..t1ss .: esq s
=, =, J0HS !. HAYES. President.
HaI;F " sp-rc.r. EecsTd!ag Secretary. 80.
-s-s Clark aveaIr-
% -; m. ~, -. ,s i - a. q; A.mMEE,s -
..onia a. 81 ia'ries. Hal. ~. -. NO-ta
,,., o,,n,,. rHiI.tr ~ rGt.ss; Tre:I1ens;
North Ska street
nNisiuA 50. =. A. o. H.-AEETs oS
= the -seoad SUNDAY o; each ingEti. az 30
:; IN q; s;r. a. Ss..5.. mt.to.I. ee' md b.
JOHN CCERAS. President
John J. Flnan. Secretary. 80 Sss Z, ans a.s
nISIsICS 30. Q. A. y. H--3EI-TS on
= u. mr.; ,,; lad i ha Tsgfsts,. OF ..sa
ayenEv. = m Visitors welcome.
PATRICK !. TEXAN. President
John ). iyEca I.sco.iirG Secretary. No. sss1
CaroiIE. street
NIYIs1oS No :. A. -. IL. MEETS SEC
- oid aad fourth FriIa- OF ..ch month a;
i.-n,r'. Hall sSgtn~-s- corner EN.uE ami MAJ
rhes.-r avenues. 81 = m Visiting oTUtaeTs
cordially invii.,. 20 attend.
JAMES ~ MURPHY. Pr-s!dent-
Tro-7.as J. YARD Recording secretary
E.s.d.cce. - D.-..sca s:Eeet-
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EDWARD II. BOWIE
Local Forecas,er.
River Forecast.
Rfv.-. IN The ST. Louis district VII remain
stationary or rise sioSiy during the next -
hours.
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OR, MARY ARTHUR,
IRS, OR, DENNIS, 1888 WASHINGTON
Or. {. J. HOGAN, 22i5 Olive St.

Medical and surgical disea.es Of women q soe-
cisI.y: operations ssillfully performed Patients
mont: infants adopted. n desired: trained
nurses: home cornfC-ts ladies IN troufle can or
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OF. LOUIS, CHESTER, cAPR
GIRARoEAU LINE.

STEAMER CHESTER will leave wharfbs.e
foot Pine st. Tuesdays. ThursdAys and sssur-
days. = o. -. for Care Gira-deau and Way
landings Special excursions oulv Loo tor
round tr1o including meals and berth
Phones-BeiI ma z 49,; kinisch \ H.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and FAN Of the Rivers

Sor - hou,5 ending ., T. n:
90. -a,x
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Mrs. variance and Madgs Grayms.
ST.LOUIS DAY
MRS. DR.. SMITH, 3043 EAST0N

Absolute seclusion tefore and during connIe
rnent; terms reasonable Beaumont. asa Kin
loch. 1GSD.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECHET SOCIEIIkS.
s~>~eAes>~~~s>~~~>~> s>~s->e~>~>s~~~es~ess
RATHBOHE SISTERS.
ses>rS>'s>>'>s~>'>s>ssess>s
a UGls TEMPLE. no. 3. RATHBoNz SIS
"A ters, meets every second and fourth Thur
day nights at Fr7tsrnsl Hall Eleventh. street
and Franklin avenue Visitors welcome.
MRS. r. Z. WILLIAMS. NJ E c.
1901 Coleman street.
Alice williams. n. Of r. & c.. s3Io FrsklIn
avenue
. ATHBOSE SISTERS. hxCELSiOR TEN
IN pie, No i. meets every second and fourth
Friday Of each month At Anchor Hail. PAX
ard Jefferson avenues Members expected 10 -
present and visitors cordially invited
MRS ALLIE IOPMAN. n Z c..
3o<s Thomas street
Ma Frances HuIhurd. NJ R o: c.. lss
NATIONAL UNION.
sea-AAAA>ss~~>~>>>~s~S
z UTURE GREAT COUNCIL no ~ Ma
Nondays OF each month HoWardrs Hail,
Olive and Garrison avenue. al p n. Frieads
cordially invited JOHN s. SHIELDS
President
Chas J. Cox. Secretary.
e TANpARD COUNCIL. NO u.s. NATION
ID nj Union, meets every hrss and third Mon
day evening at o'clock at Luekeu,s Hall.
ToSs avenue and Arsenal street Members are
requested and visiting friends are frateTnaiy
'h'''ea ~ FRANK RABASD. President.
Vim. R Beding;on. Secretary, s!S Arserd
street
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ASKS FOR DIVORCE At II.
Girl Wife Says Husband Failed
TO Support Her.

Mary Hadsf. II years old. fled suit for
divorce in the Circuit Court yesterday.
through her next friend. FaGdouI Ablcn.
against Fadogl Hadad. Tie couple were
married in July. 1872. and separated last
June She charges that "a. drank and
failed to support her. and asks Tor the
custody Of their daughter. Msza. months
old.
Leslie &. Roberts alleges that his wife
Alice. was JEALOUS and drove him out 81
the house. They were married December
q. 1estS. and separated In February. 800.
Josephine Baird charges that her hus-
band. Robert, abused her. and that on
August -. 1904. he shot At her AT Eleventh
ana Chestnut streets. They were married
in st Louis November % Is2. and > o.
aratcd June .. 1871. She asks for the
restoration OF her maiden name. Relsch-
ling.
.tnelie koeniE charges that her husband.
Albert. subjected her to indISnitics They
Were married November =, 1854, and sep
arated March L. 1901.
Lille Belle Fisher alleges that her hus-
band. Cave. failed to support her. They
were married May u. 100 and separated
August -. is:
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SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS.
Harry q. WheIan and Miss Kate
\. Curlry Married.

Harry q. WheIan. deputy clerk IN IN,
First District Polio. Court. and ;liss Kate
A. Curiey OF No. ZslI Texas avenue. we're
married at Z o'clock yesterday afternoon
in 81 Acncss Church by the reverend
Father Iannrsih.
While Mr.. wheIsn's friends had an ink
linz that lie was soon 4" join the ranks
OF the bcnodicts they were surprised when
they learned yesterday that the wedding
had taken place.
Miss Ssllie Curiey. sister OF the BRIDE.
and J. W. NccIuskcy. a lifelong friend
OF the bird. groom. were attendants Mr..
ard Mrs. Whcian departed for a tour Of
tn. East after the ceremony and on their
return 10 the city will live at 40. 3l-.J st.
Vincent avenue.
Both ar. well known In st Louis and
have many friends. Mr.. Whclan. besides
his duties as deputy clerk IN the police
court. Position no has held several years.
has carried ON his studies at the Benton
Law School and recently was graduated
with class honors. He Is a prominent OF
rcer In several Catholic societies.
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WILL ESTABLISH A FACTORY.
Sawsmiths Convention Glasses
Three Big Shops as unfair"

The International Convention Of Saw
smiths heard reports from several i'm
portant committees at fits session in How
ard Hall. at Olive street and Garrison
avenue. yesterday. declared three shops
TO be unfair" and unanimously decided
TO start an independent saw factory some
where in the central part Of the United
States.
The Finance Committee reported the
treasury 10 he In healthful condition.
while the Resolutions Committee and
msHy subcommittee notified the conven-
fion they were unable TO report. and asked
for further time. which was granted. All
the reports of committees will be ready
tits morning. when the convention will
elect officers. select a place for holding
the next meeting and adjourn. 1t was gen.
orally believed in convention circle. yes
terday that the next meeting would be
held either in Chicago or Toronto.
Most OF the delegates will visit the
Worlds Fair to-day and tomorrow. They
are well pleased with the treatment they
have received since arriving in st. Louis.
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EXPERTS REHEARSE DANCES.
American Society of Professors
Elects Officers.

The American Society OF Dancing Pro-
res~Drs r-hearsed tho Trio Waltz" intro
duced by Professor Oskrr Duenwes OF
Terre Haute. Ind: the ''Bonny Glide" in
troduced by Professor Dorins Of New
York: Il concert two-s;ep and the Vino
daughsis.r by Professor George T. Wilson
Of Portland. Ne. witnessed the intro1uc-
ton OF new figures of the German BY
Professors Jacob Mailer Of 81. Louis and
Horace w. Beck OF Chicago. and elected
officers
Tin. new officer. are as follows: Henry
n. Wilson. Portland. Me. vice president;
T. H. Carpenter. Providence. X J.. secre-
tary: u. Il. Brenneke. Indianapolis. Ind.
treasurer. and jacob Mailer OF st Louis
work to-day. IL - thought tho next meet
Ing of the society will be held in New
York.
The delegates will attend the Worlds
Fair today In a body.
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NO CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE
NOMINATED BY REPUBLICANS.
Ceavension ~ Macon Deeiines 10
Name Any Ose to Make Contest
In second District.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Macon. No. Sept. s-The Republican
Convention OF the Second Judicial ciTcu';
this afternoon declined. by a majority Of
one vote. TO nominate a candidate TO op-
pose y. NJ. Shelton for reelection to lie
circuit Judgeship.
Macon County delegates were response
bic for the adoption Of the resolution The
representatives Of Adair County declared
that the Macon delegates were concerned
In deal.
The resolution that carried by the scsnt
majority WAS a. follows
Whereas. W. have learned that many
citizens formerly Democrats haze ~
pressed themselves a. intending 20 vote
for Roosevelt WaIbIidgs and other Re
publican candidates.
Therefore Ia consideration Of such
kindly expressions. and realizing the fact
that the priic. of Circuit Judge IL not
political one. te u
Resolved. That we declare our int"iI-
ton not to make any nomination Tor the
said Office
The Adair County delegates say they
ailI prepare 4 petition according To- l"saI
requirements and run candidate Tor ia"
Position.
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MEXICAN CATHOLICS WILL
MAKE PILGRIMAGE TO ROME.
After Visiting the Holy Father and
the Eternal City. the Journey Will
he Prolonged to Palestfse.
BEPTBIIC SPHyal.

BEPT BLiC SPESTAL
II Psso. Tex. Sopt s-The pilgrimage
~ Mexican Catholics TO Rome will COM
Tnence November 6
Tho pilgrims will leave Mexico f.. an
elaborate special train. and Journe ying
through z Psso. Kansas City. 81. Louis
and New York. will make their way TO
Rome BY way OF Cafiz and Barcelona
according to the announcement OF tie
programme. leaving Rome the next OBJ
Jective point IL the Holy Land. after See
ing which the pilgrimage will terminate
81 LoUrdes
In Rome tho pilgrims pII have IN audi
cfrc with the Pope. who vii! bless and
advise them. They viii witness the :es-
tivities In the Basilica Of San Pedro IN
honor OF the Virgin. visit tho Cathedral Of
san Juan de- Ietran. where r. kept =
piece az .he table on which Christ In
stituted the Holy Eucharist. and SEES the
EScala Santa or Holy Ladder. piece
OF wood taken from the stable IN Sethie-
hem they will SEQ In Bass!ica Of santa
Maria.
~ Port Said a boat will be taken for
jana. frgm whence a few hours by riil
will Land the party in the land OF HIS
81 the old city OF Jerusalem, the Ho!y
ss.pulchr-. Mount Calvary, the HOLY
Column. the orchard 81 Olives. Bethele-
hem. where Christ was born and Siount
Olive. where his ascension occurrru. Will
l.. visited The ArchbishOps OF Mexico
will head the pilgrimage, and all w"sitny
Mexican Catholics Will take the trlp.
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A. A. PATTON DIES IN ENGLAND.
Former st. Louis Cotton Brokers
Death Announced.

A cable message to the secretary O. the
ST. Louis Cotton Exchange yesterday
announced the death In Liverpool. Eng
land. OF A A Patton. formerly Of ST.
Louis.
MT Patton resided here from 1874 to 1850
and during that period ne was the largest
individual handler Of cotton in this mar
ket and a prominent member OF the Cot
ton Exchange and other trade organtza-
tons He Ieft here to engage in business
in Liverpool as the senior member of the
frm OF Patton. Macisran & Co
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BRIDGE IN BAD CONDITION.
Structure Spanning Mcramcc
River in Danger of COllapsins.

Tho new s2scco wagon bridge across the
Meramec River at Eureka Is IN danger Of
collansing. and a special meeting of the
st. Louis County Court was held yes:er-
day Ia Clayton to take action on the mat
ter.
one Of the piers on which the structure
y resting IS falling apart. causing a sink
ing which. II not remciied. will render IL
unsafe for travel a representative OF a
brldge-buildinS company in St Louis
was called into conference with the court
ana Instructed 10 devise some means to
save the bridge from ruin
ago.
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GIVEN AWAY F0A ASKING

On Saturday. September 10. between the
hours Of II and .. a certain person will BE-
on Olive street, between the Post Office
and broadway.
The first one asking this person what
"CS il will receive a bright new fifty
dollar bill just for asking this one ques-
ton.
The only way 70 get the right person IL
10 ask everybody YOU see. every man,
woman and child What is en-
The West Bisinfec;ins Company ~ New
York and lJJ. Olive greet. 1t. Louis have
adopted Tins method To advertise IN. great
ON" You may be the
lucky one. BE on Olive street and try IL
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HELD FOR NEIGHB0R'S DEATH.
Verdict of Homicide at Inquest
Over James JeffOrd.

Robert Garland Of No. 22z7 Hickory
street was held for homicide and Mich
seI WEIGH. who lives in the same neigh
borhood. was held as an accessory at the
inquest over the death OF James Jeiford
Of No. 22i3 Hickory street yesterday.
ESCAPED.
Jefford and Garland became engaged
ia a neighborhooi quarrel last Monday.
in which Jefford was struck with a fiat
iron and :: crowbsr. IL Is said. His skull
was fractured and he died at the City
Hospital. WeIch Is alleged to have urged
GARLAND On
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PRESIDING ELDERS TO ROTATE.
Monopoly OF Good Offices in ILL
nOis Conference Prevented.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. Ill. Sept. s.-By a vote OF III
10 y. the Illinois Conference Of the IL e
Church to-day passed a resolution TO re-
strict tho term o: Presiding Elders TO sdx
years OF every twelve
The passase of the resolution msans that
the three Presiding Elders the Reverend
- Il. Taylor OF Bloomington. the Reverend
". II. Wilder of Champaign and the Rev
erend w T. B-edle. OF Quincy. whose
terms expire this year. cannot serve in
other districts and must preach SIX years
before they are again eligible IL will
cause the honors OF the Office TO be dis
;ributed among the other pastors
Governor Yates appeared at the confer
enee. AZ the request OF Bishop c. g Nc
csbe he gave a brief address