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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Bradstreet's Review Sohws En-
larged Sales OF Dry Goods,
Clothing and Footwear.
New Yorh. Sept a-Bradstr.ets ;o-mor-

New York. Sept l-Bratstreet's to-rnor-
row Will says
Further sIpansion In fall trais = nct-; AT
leading oeltsgs, snt the las; week In August
hss se~n the largest business dSEs since the
opening oS tie seasor. Crop have made fair
progress. COIlecii0a< haze been nothing 10
boast Of. backward. Ia fact. Failures were
numerous In August than L. Juiy IN
res-iy al see,ions. and . few largs Suspensions
Of manufacturing ooDosrns have sNe!icd La
biii,i-s tsyOnc those of August . year ago.
The Industrial outlook 10 sulI unsstiIsa
ons. Erori. 60 r.y.ys TIE dying meat stE.xs
~ extending IL 70 independen; souscs have
eaassd sorns !rrsS3iaTiiy and ufe-riAiniy 10 me
market for live sock and meats SenSf-4
price recuaicns Of live animals are . feature
Tie Industrial outlook At New York % IN
ssttisd by rsssoa Of he driftins so@rt Il EN-
p.oyss and siaD,syss 10 the building trades
ard the pso>s>scts CT . striks of noiormsn IN
The nsu subway. Come more Isssnv,sons of
Industrial operations are bsted 10 ffesent &c
tions- 1hs general tone Of labor s1-ifs 70 one
piap4iehs, 10 brsds,re.ts indIesi. enlarged
sale. u dIy rod. e.otnins and s''o.,. the ess,
~. mes. 90 a. tni. $500, In iss, oss sfs
also larger si sdvaI.l.'. aIs coal :, In tst'-r
ihasiy - i..ains wss'ein market -,.a. y. 10.
soss zs At@vH n 4. f.-iaS Cut al.Uibissd u-is
w.o! 70 Grrn al Eastsfn een;ers Tith falf
tusinass esirx On fss .HG thAi n.e ayail..- ~ :
OtnCAs Will bling full pT-crs. tSfn-ies -
Ward HIGHER priers Of many s'agis- vas notei
tnis week Paor rey.rts from tie harvest and
the Northwest sireLstbsnsd wheat snd Eyfnps
q fetlaaily -four. and the fee Ing T.c.iv-1 s-2
port that crop sAnsxs 10 the Sofu vest h@a
MOI be- T, sxsrseFs'ed Hog pr ducts h~y. sllos %
strength. o~lnS 20 tb. b. IeAkiLs cut Of tho
u.-. s;Tiks N 9 rev form this week
The .tusiion In i'm and stssl tas no;
changed thls week IL has been q p.ri1d 0f
eonf-rtRces ard efforts 70 reach nE -e5yenis
auanx The VARIOUS o ole and asrOelA'ilns
LII, /, oefirits news oe.alnabie. rgt the fssl.fr
EroEs hat actual conaitioHs In tAe trade viii
e rsonsn!1.i IN cuts, yh! b yil bring .fera-
lions f5r frs; products down 20 poirt whore
eonsaEp,iou VIII .? ene2uLsssd Iin and lssd
rsmaIasS unchanged. The vsfy heavy export
rroyemsnt In this latter p.cd Iet has tssn .
festuTv Of the country's fTdsn fAfs THIS
vsar.
the week eo1!ng September ! uuf1bsf is5
sxainSt isi IN the liks week In isl3 In Canada
failures Tor the week number &
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
LAST WEEK IN AUGUST WITNESSES
LARGEST BUSINESS OF THE SEASON
Dun's Report Says Confidence
Increases as Larger Proportion
OF Crops Are Beyond Injury.

M y,-.< c,,, N n r,,,, a. - -
49,
weekly review OF tS1o Tomorrow VIII
.gv.
"-''
LDnstsncs fncEe<hse each week as isrYes
.,7sl,rtIot af ,E, asrtruIt.,r.I xl.id 4. tlxg.d
-. "a, -, -. :, =
O'S"-' Ss feA~h u 'H4AS tAS AIS4Atsisi I'4-
Jsrt-LinKB sTa lees Interrupted Dy lat1r con
tr,.,.,-.t.x ,, Z. 80, O.. D.. .,r.-ts. ,b., ,s.
o'-h'I.'ss ~"Tia W" sIs'en'S ~D~h@S" rs oSh-
seTyatiys attitude. guTcilases being siiiI re-
..,.-,s f.,.t. o., -, ,.., 81. 49, .t..,r., st.
N.s ~ ' - - ''S -
usrIsd. but there - sstGehce % q growing dis
y1..tl1n TO rGOs.ds for more retaOls reau.rs-
-.
"'e.'
In many lines. particularly cry TJo4s. stOcks
have been REDUCED much ha.gyy normal and
q y aliYn.sHis a.. s1laI.ains In a Es.,.tay a a.
I5.fgfs,..t.,, 81 ,..,rr., H., A.. -,,.,.ftf-.
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us sro.. rafrln.. ~ ali ,aiiSay. r-,,grtlrx fyr
lhi.s ss.k. sf .susf .l,ga a ..I. gf / 4 c.r
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
NEW PRINCIPAL
MEETS TEACHERS
j. W. Withers Of the Yeatman
High School Praises St
Louis Institutions

J. ". withers. tbs newly appointed
principal Of the Yea,msn High School
which will be opened for the first time on
the teachers OF that institution At the
Board Of Edscsuor building yesterday Tor
the purpose Of completing The plans for
tie schools organization
Professor Withers. who has just taken
lis degrees Of A ". and Fh- D. at Yae.
WIS formerly connected with the National
Normal University at Lebanon O.. which
Is attended b. graduates or teachers from
every State n the Cnion-
Thirty-one teachers. who viii mako up
the force Of the Yeatman School. ard the
principals plan OF Organization vas gone
over and completed
In speaking Of the ST. LouiD schools -
Q whole. Nr. Wiihers said:
Since my arrival here this summer ]
have had occasion to maze further
study OF the St Louis schools, with which
! lad somewhat laIniiiarized nly seE Win,
o. course. before accepting this position
ST. Louis has certainly great reason 10 %
proud Of It's schools. and us scaooi elua-
!n.s. The exhibit OF the St Louis schools
IT, the E1ucauolsI al building at the b'a.r Y
far ahead OF anything else OF Its kind. ]
can think Of no city where SO much has
been done or which presents a greater op-
Iortunity for good healthy sohoo! work
As 81. Louis.
The entire plan OF work here SCENE TO
be OF the highest and most Intelligent
character. The Interest taken Ia the
schools by the pupils. their parents and
tie public denotes q nigh municiSA, epirti
The buildings are splendid DO not know
OF any that excel them The Yeatman
echool. while a duplicate IN many ways
OF the Mckinley High School. Is, I BE-
hsys even better In many ways than that.
I anticipate great results here during the
coming year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
DAWES COMMISSION NElRS
END OF ITS LONG LAB0RS.
Creek Division Books Closed, and
Opportunities of Civilized Tribes
Pass ForeveS.



Muskogse. l. T.. Sept. a-The Creek d.
vision OF the Dawes Commission closed It's
books yesterday afternoon and the last
opportunity any Indian Of the Ave civilized
tribes will ever have for making sppliea-
ton to get on the rolls and take al al
lo;uent passed
The Creek Lard Ofife WIS the nrst TO
take applications for enrolment and the
last 20 close its books. The commission
has long been trying TO get them closed.
but the Department os the Interior. for
one reason or another. kept them open
The enrolling divisions Of a.! the other
tribes have closed applications long ago
There are in the Creek Nation. ElI to-
xether. s.71s.0si acres This was appraised
By the Dawes Commission at 81, ~. IL %.
praised value 10 about one-h&lf the actual
value.
There are now on the rolls in the Creek
Nation t.s5 citizens by blood and t.+.s
freedmen. In addition 10 these there are
about zoo applications IN that have no;
been passed Upon There Will not be over
~ Of these get on the rolls.
The closing OF the applications this aft
ernoon marks the beginning Of tie end OF
the Dawes Commissions work All the
indians who nril! get land allotted to them
cations are In. and are being passed upon
as rapidly as possible and viii be wound
Up IN vsry shcrt time
Ali that Is left Is TO a!lot them their
portion OF the land and then dispose OF
the surplus In the manner prcscrioed IN
the treaties for each nation This work
= already far under way.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
SAYS HE TOOK CHlLD'S MONEY.
Mrs. Lazaroitz Sues for Divorce
Three Other Cases.

Sarah LazaIovits alleges In her suit for
divorce, fled I the Circuit CouV yester-
DAY. that her husband. Friedman. spent
money which she obtained In q settlement
for an injury to her daughter by a former
marriage. who met with . stress-car aood-
dent
She also alleges that he subjected her TO
other ind.guities. The couple were mar
risc in 81 Louis January - 100. and sep
arate1 August IS. isoi. She ASKS for the
restoration OF Eer former name. Walpert-
Henry Clayton alleges that hIs vile,
'Lora. deserted him They were married
at Greenviile. Ill, December Do. 1900.
Laura Meyers alleges that ner husband,
Edward. GaiIeo TO sus gort ner. They were
married at 81. Charles. Mo. July 81. isol-
Bertha A. schou charges that her hus-
band. WESLEY. abused her They were
married at Belleyilie. III. January 4. 1910.
and separated November 10. i.15. She asks
Cninnebarser.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
lUT0n0sIls PAA,DE.
rwo-MilIion-DoiiaS BANQUET At the
Chinese Village on the Pike.

At II o'clock Saturday morning eighty
travelling statesmen OF the Roberts. John
son & Rand Shoe Company will leave their
Office building. corner Tenth and WASH
inssCn avenue. for a day ana night at the
Worlds Fair.
Twenty-Five automobiles will be in
the parade. which vii! go from Fourteenth
street down Washington avenue TO Broad
way. thence south to Olive and west on
Olive to Grand avenue thence west on
Washington boulevard 10 Kings highway
and out LrdeI TO the Fair grounds
vogeIs Uniformed Band will lead the
processon-a parade through the grounds,
q hand concert at Roberts. Johnson &
Rani's pavilion In the Manufactures
building a parade through the grounds IN
the afternoon. a parade down the PIKE and
q tvo-millIon-6 dollar banquet In the even
Ing at the Chinese Village.
S,sr Brand souvenirs will be distributed
at the Chinese Pavilion on the Pike al Z
O'clock This outing 10 given to the sa'es-
men as the firrn's appreciation OF the two
rniliion-dollar gain made IN shipments last
year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
HILL WAS MISREPRESENTED.
Associated Press Corrects Error
in Reporting Speech.

New rorh. espe 1-An Investigation BY
The Associated Press d;scloses tho fact
that several serious errors we're made IN
its report Of eenstor d. b HNrs speech
st Deposit. N. T.. Thursday. August Is
II seems that q reporter Of local Dem
ecrauc paper. upon whom the Associated
Press depended for . report. failed TO at
tend the meeting. but, instead. invented a
speech for Senator Hill. which contained
several etatenents wholly misrepresent-
ing the Senator'S views and quite at vari-
ance with his utterances
Among the phrases thus inserted as q
part Of the speech was one to the effect
that Senator Hin had charged President
Roosevelt with being - fraud" Senator
Hi said nothing OF the kind
This correction b made without the
nowiedse Of Mr.. Hin or any OF his
friends. but In tho interest of accuracy
for the Associated Press service.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Cuts Husband In Faee.

Mrs Mary cronin, - year, old Of No.
u South Sixth street, was arrested early
yesterday morning On q charge Of cutting
her husband. John Crsusn. q floor walker
at the German Pain Garden. No. III
North sixth street. on the face. II IL said
that Mrs. cronin quarreied with her bus
band because he did not support her and
the children She recently came to S.
Louis from Chicago 70 induce him 20 fur
nlsh money for ,hs education Of their
l3-year-old son IN Washington. d. C.. u
IL said. In q quarrel Thursday night Mrs
Cronin. Il u alleged. cut her husband
three times IN the face He made his es-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
COURT DENTIST PAID BILL.
Spanish Kings Attache In Bed
When Constable Arrived.

Doctor FIerestan Agui!ar. dentist Of the
epanist court, was disturbed In his room
at the Hotel Jefferson At T. m. yester-
day by Charles Potes. Deputy Constable In
Justice O'Hailaron's court. who served the
dentist with the papers In q suit brough;
to collect SlS5. including costs. due the
Qijcon-sct'ey Dental Supply Company Of
ehiia delphia-
Doctor AguilaF, after the Constable re-
fused to await until the dentist had IN
bfl
He sajd that he owed the money. but
that the dental supply company was IN
9ebted 70 him for advertising In Q dental
Spain.
Doctor Aguilar is attending Nha Inter
aauonal Co0gro8o Of Deutists.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Five WOMEN MEET DEATH.
Imperial Limited Express
Wrecked at Sintaluta, N. w. 7.

winnip<s. Manitoba, Sept 1.-west-
Bound Imperial Limited Express. on the
Canadian Pacific road. was wrecked last
night. eollidinE With . freight train at
eintaiuta- n. W. T.. due 20 an open
switch which Is supposed TO have bseo
left open BY one Of the Grew Of the freight
Train
Five women passengers in the tourist
ar were killed and four other passengers.
the porter and engineer. we're injured
The Vice Regal party. Lord and Lady
Hinto. we're On the train en- route to the
Pacific Coast, but were unhurt. and ro-
summed their Journey this morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
ADMITTED TO THE MINISTRY.
Ten Candidates Pass EXamina
tons at Columbia
REYUBLIc sPD1AL

REPUBLIC sPD1AL
Columbia Mo-. Sept 2-Ths greater
part Of to-dsy's session OF the Missouri
Conference OF the N. T. Church. South.
Was taken up With the examination and
ordination OF a class OF ten young minis
ters. At the cIcse Of the catechism they
were addressed by Bishop Hendrix on the
duties o.. young ministers.
Those admitted 10 the ministry were: r.
+. Seixsborr. p. Il. c cain. Walter T III tut n
l.s. IL. +. Taylor. o. Blackburn, J. W.
Siade and c. J. Flory.
Just before the close OF the days ses-
sion Bishop Hendrix announced that the
Reverend r. J. Spencer. former pastor OF
the Excelsior Springs Church, had been
expelled from the ministry and church
The Reverend J. 7. Sharp preached this
afternoon and the conference vas ad-
dressed this evening by Doctor W. b. Pal
more Of St Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Doe-FAcED BOY IS LOST.
Washington Police Vainly Try to
Find Yuki, the Freak.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Warrington. Sept 4-Enorts 70 locate
the human freak. "Yuhi." known a. tho
"dog-fAcsd boy" for whose custody a witt
OF habeas corpus was issued yesterday.
were continued without result to-day.
fuki 10 Q negro boy. about Is years
Old. and his mentality would Be eiassed a.
that Of . hiSh-grads imbeeiie He was
reared about . turpentine camp In North
Carolina. and, when . child. was scoi-
dentally etruck on his head
since the accident his mentality has
essn Weak- Besides his weakness Of mind
Suki whoss proper name 10 Henry Neeil.
u hulnan monstrosity. With q very 20
euIs.r phy.ioSnomy. the Ike Of which II
oonnecfion with The shape Of his head
And facs bear Q strong resemblance to
since he wss Q little boy he has been
called the "Dos-Faeed Boy"
Yuh has been on exhibition through
on. the country. and II appears TO be his
value for e1hfo4tion purposes that II both
sring both sides In the habeas corpus mat
ter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

was pulling fifteen ears. heavily loaded.
The foremost engine was thrown from the
track on account Of defective rail, stop
ping II immediately. and the second "a.
being able to bring IL to Q SOP in the
short distance between them
Frank Rashaw. engineer. and ]. o.
Boucher. engineer. and Fred McKirkland.
fireman. on engine No. 1S6. Jumped froae
their cabs when they saw the danger. and
escaped uninjuTed-
Two svitchmen. Tilton Cockrell, No. H1
Talcott avenue. and Patrick Callahan. No.
E23 North Broadway. were thrown ffom
ceivinK bruises about the face and body.
They wers taken to the North End DE-
pensary where Doctor Breisoerth attend.
I'd them He pronounced the injuries not
serious. and the men walked 70 thsb
homes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
WOMAN UPHELD BY COURT.
Mrs. Sherman to Remain as As
signee of Catering Company.

Circuit Judge Ryan yesterday refused
70 substitute another assignee for the
Simpson Catering Company IN place Of
Nrs. Margaret Sherman The company
owns restaurant a. tie Worlds Fair.
Samuel Webb. a stockholder in the COM
pany. and Others. asked that the change
be made.
Judge Ryan said that he was not satis-
heI with the manner In which the busi-
ness had been conducted. nor a. TO Mrs.
Sherman, :, ability, but that he vas as to
her integrity. He said that he thought
tha. IL was for the best interests Of all
concerned not to make . change
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

Dies proD swaIlewtag Paris 0rsen.
Charles WruR. . ysass old. q No ~
Nsnard street, who took paris green On
be evening Of August e. 6ed as The City
Hospital yesterday morning. Despondency
2yss ale eisoharss fom he employ q the
drinking ls believed 70 have been The mo
i've Of tha suicide
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
RELIEVED As CONSUL GENERAL
6ignor Branchl Will Remain at
Worlds Fair.

Roma Sept 1.-King Victor Emmanuel
to-day signed Q decree relieving sisnos
Giovanni Branchi. at his request. from his
post Of Consul GsnsssI At New Yosk
8.gnos BranohI will remain n the United
States - Italian Commissions to the Dt
Louis Worlds Fair. His SUCCESSOR - Con-
ol General has pot been appointed
0Gnor CortaL the Italian Consul at New
Orleans has bean app0anisd Consul Gen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
ENGINES COLLIDE IN YARDS.
Two Men Hurt When Wabash Lo-
comotives Come Together.

Two switch snginsA belonging To the
Wabash RaiiFoad. eoiidsd in tho yards
between Angelica and Psnross streets
about ! o'clock yesterday afternoon. IN
turing two swttchmen. demo,ishins one
engine and . coal car. and damaging the
other enigma
Engine No. 10 was running north . few
ear lengths ahead Of engine No. 40 which
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

An Incentive TO Bssiseas.

The unusual number Of merchants who
have come TO St Louis this season 70 bug
their goods speaks well for the drawing
power Of the Fair.
The Tsnnent Shoe Company stated 70
The Republic reporter that during the last
month they have often had more NOR
chants in their store and sample-rooms
than they could conveniently socommo-
date.
me leading manufacturers o! st. Louis,
and much Of their increased business II
probably due 20 having their goods aus
biciousiy displayed In . magnificent bseth
II the Manufactures building
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
scHWAB RETAINS CONTROL
Receiver Sells Stock OF Bethle-
hem Steel Company.

New York. Espt 1.-Reesdver Smith ee
me United States ghipbuiidins Company
sold at public auction to-day. In Newark.
n. J.. the 10000 shares Of Bethlehem etesi
stock. held By the 6hipbuiidins Company.
Ths only bidder was . representative Of
price OF N.5oo0tO was bid. The sale was
tnade pursuant to agrsemen. between
Charles NJ. Schwab aud the ReorganiEa-
Sstaln oon:rd OF the Bethlsbem Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

PanA III. Sept 1-At the fosty-third
annul Chrtstian County 6unAay-Sohoo,
Association. held at st6ninGton to-day
ths following oficers we're elected; Pres,
ssia: " IL. AHSr.s Sss.r:na aTix'afyns; ;,yis y,S.
HosrtsonviIls; n 3. Wetsel, ttoningt0n'
p y Boughman, Edinburg; secretary, W
Turner. Edinpurgi treasurer ]. 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Bank Change at M.skosss.

Auskogse. L T., Sept. LA big bank
deal was made here yesterday. when O.
y. ~ bsEnes ss11,s Of T. Toied9. o. , purchase al
". Turner in the Commecial National
Bank These men owned majority Of the
bank stock. and Nr. Middleton was pres
coed him as president. The bank 10 cap
itaiized At soo.0oo. and 10 Government d.
pository.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
TAX. Your w.,e. to q. E.pe-,

Especially those who have dns. high
grade watches shou d have them examined
By an expert. II they need cleaning. resu-
Iating or repairing. Men accustomed to
handling fne. complicated movements and
competent to properly adjust them are
At NERMoD & JACCARDS.
Broadway and Locust 3.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

yes,bound track. and II IL thought that.
while talking to another man. he failed 10
see the train approach The engineer said
according to tie police, That. after round
ing a curve. he saw the man on the track.
but could no; stop the train In time 20
prevent the accident
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

temsrS that vs have no ooa0Sctleo VISh
fpy oIhss dAlry lunohro0m by tDs name o}
AASt:rz We ~. still q the OF stand. -
6nnex, ~ Pine street Thsnkisa Sos M
~ Tor pa1S eas ora we are ct your oegy{N
THEQ AAeTGIs6 9 SON.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

C. MsnoH. t-o-s.ory ssor. ard dwelling si
NoA s,,i ana 81 o,d Manchester: g. CO.,
ST. Elizabeth Inst.tution, turstory hr!ck
ieundry at No es1i Arsenal: $3.50.
Nos ssss sra isoi eus.sii: aoes
Az, Mr, SS:tss,ss Sss !,s LII ,,,ss5s: esry sI,es
Mrs. C. GroscA. tNe-seory BRICK dwelling ~
No. ks B.;tnefi e ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

Because he put his arm ous Of . car
window yesterday morning DAVID AfadA
$ years old. Of Ne. tO6l Fairfax avenue -
suffering from q broken arm. Q brokeo
thumb and two broken dnserA He Wae
riding on q wcstbound DeimaS car and
vas struck by an eastboun6 oAP at 0soA4
avenue and Windsor place
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
ALFRED sCANNELLBUYS HOME
Secures West Pine Residence
From Mrs. @. Paul for 50, 90.

Alfred scannsIi. president OF the Scan
nell Leather Company. yesterday puT-
chased from Mrs. Kate c. Paul. through
S!choIls-Rittsr. the elevsn-room. bun
brick residence. No. ga West Pine bou-
Ievard. lot s3x2l5. for 800 ar. Scsnnell
has occupied the house for seyers! years
and bvys With tho view Of making IL his
permanent residence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

Ds0tSs WooAsa1 AeauaiteA
Usv rork. Sept 1-Doctor W. H Wesd.
~ q ths bankrups brokerage arn ee ".
Weodend q Co. vhs vas srressso ssv-
pal months 49, on Q charge Of lAroeny
scsmnna 49, Sys nan namsd osSd sin: 3
pom custody By Magistrate Breen II thS
Sa6orHon Market Court to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

r. Jennings. II ysaFs old. . negro. living
fn Memphis. Tenn. died Il the City Hos
pital yesterday Afternoon from injuries
sustained BY being struck by q Wabash
shuttle train At the Spring avenue cross
ing at O'Clock yesterday morning. Jen-
ninO v1o sts1d3nG b thO 0adAl0 q tha
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

writin6 Papes anA Eavelopes.
Modern Linen u . new correspondence
paper much In demand-l0o sheets Of paper
with envelopes to match for $l At Mer-
mod = Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust
street