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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as folioWs; -.
s s!GSr w SrsgD sse"dy TGer s sprina
patents patents 4s5s5io, straights 4.ooe49S !,
bakers 270a,. 70: wheat No: spring lcS9l ia
No. 8 i02 III, No. , red l090iii% corn No. 2,
$50, No. yellow So oats No. 3oiSd'
No. 2 white 52@}24. No. 3 white 3lH :.
we No 273, good feeding barley ss@3S,
ilir to choice mailing 42@il, fax seed No. !
III, No. northwestern 10, prime timothy
sned 49, mess pork per Dbl. ll;40@li .45,
lard per loom 80 po7.U, short ribs sides
is.k, short clear sides (boSed) G'5GG 81.
vhiskey basis OF high wines La. clover cou-
ract grade 1928.
New YORK Provisions.
PATENTS j.601a6.Oo Minnesota patents 5.9O@6.2O,
10 bakers, $1,000 Ar st raights 5-lo@5,55.
Rye flour firm, fair to good 45A947O,
choice to faucv ..i5 - 80.
Euckwheat flour steady Z0)d2t5
Corn meal quiet, yellow western ll3@ll5.
kiln dried 3G013.l0.
Rye nominal, No. western, 20.
Barley steady, feeding t61I mailing 55@ei.
Wheat steady, No. red, llSA, May ma,
Corn steady, No. . 60, May 5l7s, December
Oats dun, mixed 34Ma3i%. m Sept.
Beef FIRM, family l0.50@ll.50, packet 1000
GliO0, city extra india. mess li.50@l 600,
beef hams f3.00G2l.a0. .,
Cut meats steady. pickledbellies 74a8N.
l"kled shoulders IN, picked hams 9RGlo'
No. nom, refined steady, continent $50,
PORK ateady. family l5.OO@l5,5O, short clear
t}.7jalo 70, mess l2.25tGl3.25
Tallow quie;, (s2 per pkg, 4H@country
10 43zEII59.
Rosin quiet strained common to good
Turpentine steady. e0a50N
Rice firm, domestic fair 70 extra 23sGoA
Japan nom.
Molasses firm, New Orleans open kettle
good to choice 32Gl36.
Cuffee spot Rio quiet, No.7invoice S% milo
nrIn cOrdova 1870
Sugar raw firm; far refining ~, cent n
refined firm, confectioners A, 80. molo A.
80 cut loaf q. j. crushed 6l5. powdered 5.55,
formulated 5.l5. cures 20.
Butter firm. creamery common 10 extra
l5d 25L, state dairy Ii 90. western factory II:
Eggs strong, state and Penn. nearby
sancy selected white 36933, Southern 2o@29,
Cheese firm state, full cream small col
ored fancy liz, small white fancy: ~.
Potatoes steady, Long Island l.7o'd2;0n; state
and western 4o@l0 jersey sweets Z0ost -, ~
Peanuts quiet, fancy hand-picked Sal other
domestic 316T.
Cabbage stead =, per Dbl. 5Oa.7j.
Cotton by st am 70 Liverpool l0@l5e.
crude (. O. b. mills Ia, prime summer yellow
2515623, off summer yellow nominal, prime
white 3O11a@3l, prime winter yellow S012@oi.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, Dec. |. Flour dull. winter
patents 5.4oa7j, spring patents 6.0b@6 p, extra
AS.
Wheat stea iy, spot contract Nov. i.09 az
red western LAO, Southern by sample 9l@lO9.
Corn easy, spot new 541a@4, new southern
white corn as do34,
Oats frIner, No. white 35E036, No. 2
mixed ~.
Rye dull, No. 2we'torn 69090.
Butter firm, fancy imitation I9020, &c
creamery 81, do ladle 16@l7, store packed
i30I5.
Eggs firm. I'm hanged %.
Cheese firm. large and small 1905, me
dunn ll5a6l2.
Sugar song, coarse graduated go fine 5.2o.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
I'd quiet closed quiet.
Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday :. 1876 bales
Prces =. =. IS 1-16 to 3-S
Receipts year ago l2S bales
Prices that day :. :. IL IL TO IL "a
PaceiDts this season -. 10,097 bales
Same date last wear :. S,504 bales
The quotations yesterday were:
Strict good middling s Ia to 3-Sc.;
good middling, s Is to s 1-4c.; strict
good middling, s to s 1-Sc.; middlng,
rs to Sc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

Liverpool.

Liverpool, Dc | p. m.-Cofton SPOT
increased demand prioe s il points l)wer,
American middrrs tau, oil, good mi idllng
4 80, middling 4 -, low middling l.I, good
uay IL eco bal - of which 1910 were for specu-
lation and export and included l,5f0 Ameri-
can. Receipts LOCO, bales, 800 American.
Futures onened quiet closed quiet.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

Coughs and colds. down to the very
borderland of consumption. yield to
the soothing, healing influences of DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

Onely one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body; Doan's Oint-
ment At any drug store. 80 cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Harper & Walton, do
ing business in the town of Garner,
N. c., as manufacturers of carts.
wagons, buggies, etc, and black-sith-
consent.
Mr. L. Fl. Harper will pay all debts
Of the firm and collect all bills due
them.
T.. H. HARPER,
j. II. WALTON.
11.1Q-1 nn.dm
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

Is it a burn? Use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. A cut? Use DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil. AT your druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

A $50 bill is one of the things that
re easier TO break than to make.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

There is no reason why an uncut
diamond shouldn't be SOLD at cut rates
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

Burdock Blood Bitters cures ii
promptly, permanently. Regulates
and tones the stomach.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
Other Cotton Markets.
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The wheat mar
llet today was rather quiet and closed
barely steady, May being off is to
Lie; corn is off Use; oats are y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
Opening. Highest, Lowest Closin.

shade lower and provsons = IL to
10c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

;iou army h0gT of 10 ?. n. b. shortly
after : wher the curtain Mi rise on the
play II that name
L = 4 military drama with its scenes
laid ~ Germany AID will be the vehicle
- which Miss Fife shannon and Herbert
N.lr-- UiI MAKE their appearance As
:oint stars.
Tn. story of the play Is ore OF consid-
.Tah bic Interest. inaSrnCch II en-
bodies the question of whether or not
there are certain rights which are in
sli"uahle. There Is A love story inter
tviued IN the plot. THIS love story con-
Germs the daughter Of the regiment who
vii hs imperSonzfe,: by Miss Shannon
y remarkable feature Of the play iS the
fsc- that rr~r. Is only one female chzrsc-
Ter. That being the aforementioned dauGh-
ter of the regiment In German this
cor-el- tragedy had 10 HJ-i@ vogue II
viii certainly give Miss Shannon and Nr
Kelley abundant opportunity 20 show the
PUBIC large measure ~ their talent
The plsy Lefty comes 70 New York
after 2 rlo~t favorable reception from Lon
don. II will mark the opening Of the Hud-
son Thsat-r tomorrow evening. aas Will
also b. the vehicle IN which William Fa-
v-rsi1aru viii again appear a. star before
a N.- York audience
Lefty va written b. Arthur Wing
pirero. who has done much ir the past
10 deserve htS reputation a clever
trauatist A new play b. Mr.. PinerO IL
always interesting. and IL usually awaited
with much e2Zerness and curiosity BY
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
AMERICAN BANKERS MEETING
PROMISES 10 Be IMPORTANT
Ncr~d Tinanri~rs OF Country viii
Make tddr~>~-~ at session in
New lork This Week.


EEEtB BI-Ir SrECI,I.-
NeS YORK. sept L--F-lrgss.Ey % r.. t.s
largest au1 most important ul is annual
conventions f0r the last thirty yeas. TIE
American BIEk.-s A--gei4tlau will as
seTlble Wednesday a. tn- y.si,.or:- -AsJJ-Ia a
tio;e! for three days discussion ~
financial natter.
- tE- initiation o. james SaI-lzr.
F4=--1-l- ~ yE- National Llr. Bank anu
president ~ II- -sg Hrz t..1-.L--
mouse A--l.. .--.a--. -i.- convention o. l.ll
nee -Aftf. L--s a. ll--s U- s.-.rr-ga r.
--4.y ~ Mcclellan Nj S-...llla-. E.lr-Fa-l--
s-y-t t-- sL=s---
AfteE TIE rot-srs work - Tire .a-1-ia-
tl11 IS done -J-sl-esses ss--4 ns .1.a4s lE
prominent BANKERS ~ rt- Ili-... --4ges
4 = Hega-ta. President - the C.l=e
National Bank. fLls city. g.l -aE.- for III
subject '-IEe Money Situation
AZ next day - -.svJ-d % ne Ne~fsru
oaak1r~. Sny. within the last Jew year,
Rave become 80 important a factor - t-=
handling %. the country sres- asT--
cI-tGra. OUlpgL
Emergency Circulation vi! tA di=-
e-Ss-'4 by \ J FraElg. l..sl.-.- u tr-
- ,-a-Ssesns National BANS Wa.lsa--s-a.
Fist National Earz- q H.Hag.s. Ea...
VII s.=zS .e -.ez3s-T. s.aLks. a..
Banks sr-I I---st I1-G -5l-.-rs'' viii - rE-
-.te-!l- of I-.--e.l- r. r'-.-sz.us - Chicago
treasurer 90 TIE Jrlcss States. ~ % make
a. adc.ss- IN a I---g- more laf-l-s.iu- ana
.u--gI g-~.-5-a-. s4rIzCH. The Sfr.T g-l4
ar. Weakness ~ Arn..i-an EEnare-'
laur>1zg = Tar- % tEe time ma been
50 OF fSr = --=.. .. sections OF ne
;'Lltec States. T. e=ah.= th- o. ssrz -
earn CT TIE general condition u business
Bros E s'ii-t ;a- country
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
Y2s. EiSKE u E1PEaSlS
REVIVAL OF "scGEF SHERP.

EEPUEI.i,: =Pr-sA---
New s1-. ut e.. SITS tx a. the
head c, p@r----e-- --e 90 s-EaI:iza
dion. -.h CO. --- STAT, - tEe Mar
haitian Tres'-T rex Wara-~isy everinE
IA I.--v.a-. s:-.r-. -l's cons9y. Becky
sharp I've .:zct shat sst> Fi-Se her
r.ig xt.0 - . kEcx7 3n6 a. sell
i.k.d D. N-r.- 1.s- thea=sT- ger. Will %
= the t1al -s.ssl=n- r-i-ustic Or
ezr.l-.-. E. exc -CUeL 81 .-seIf 70 :
~. = z.---s-E -f-. ..-----0e- 10y
Bt.. fr. srsf. .r. @. Mr. FT-ke-- deliEhtf-l
4r-- aa-5.z -4il-a-;t and e.pso.~ ac-
to- Ea.- E--a .1s-s-6 10 surso-t her
TIE revival u TFarr.e in re<o1-<a 20 q -e-
Ga. tHsg ssu.-s- be denied 10y
-rlfr.- u4- ar-ef Nere dsIril.. one % ~
Fi<ke's former engagements and proved -
l.. ore o: TIE mo popular p.ay- .h.tr -il-
ever auL-aIe.s fr- Mr-- Fishes portray.
% Becky viii sfVavs b. uuubs-|'' -tr-. ~
her greatest achievements. 10 aa- won =
rar. triumph in s-f.--Yine the mary rad
or OF the novel We're Air Thdckeray
alive today h. would doubtless - ~ an
evening az the Manhattan Th-.tsr this
week With Mr. Ffske'S renewed Etui.y
Of the role l. - not improbable rhat si-e
rray throw even 2 new liant ou the .cccI-
trfc character of Brcky
..Tap-' will ~ sounded AZ the Lyric
T-heater Saturday night This particular
form Of taps vill not occur at the re.ll!a-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
BURGLARS LOCK OuGRS
AFTER RoReIh6 Store.
Theodore Eagle Hes Great .r,Bbie
in Getting irte EEs EIsab-
FikEzIsn..

Burglars sariy yesterday r--T-1irs Hr-'..
into Thso6O-e E@zle's s.-=ei-r s.--s. c,--
nsr ct Broadway AMI 7Ta;-.G: s-ca- !.
ransacked rhs p-sc,. IN --51-- -t=
thieves bo!tsc tee doors On -, ogt-i'e a. !
Tie p7oD-letor effected g. sl:-a.cs Eisa
great difficulty
tfr- Eagle visited ere sore y--t.rdz--
afternoon, as - his cUsJoEr. but coU.d Tot
open the doors After investigation 70
found that the store had Ssen entered.
The lock on The doo- had been broken g.
such manner that the tc0- ccEi5 rot Ee
opened
Sergeant Heehs1 of tie Broadway Squad
was called. and af;eT tEo hours Xoik to
doors were opened Er- Eagle gas r-rahls
20 state how much piuEde- -ss =e-u-s l.
bJ.t believed the hCrz.srs were trigLtsr=d
.sofg-- -Fsr cG:if -f':- -a-E-. fc-:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Charles Haight a. GaTrick toEre-.
t'r,.s.iv give a clever iIp-r-oii'i' ~ OF --'
os-ea-r1al!gnsd actor Of ota-r day
Queen % the HiEhvsy. az Havlin : Is
realistic rIcture o. frontier lie TIE
ponv express. the stage coach bandits and
~. Tnsi,rs and miners OF 40 figure prom
i,.ntlv in the Development OF the story
The-.. will BE- q matinee Thursday am ~
r,e.Iioto!v after the perforfnaEc" the com
Tsnv rtlj 20 10 the Worlds Fair in auto
mobiles
Three excellent vocal acts that ot iae
.;i-t with the Auburn Hair. descriptive
ballad singing BY Brooke Eltrym- a pretty
.o-,-s,rs.s ard comedy singing o. Les
r,,sssu- are o-ers1 on The las; b;li of the
season al Forest PARK HighEtrds- feicni'ls
Brothers ure=eat their rather Oh o4t
t,isss,nE eovrer garden sDecialty- sutton
and sutton do some capital ssnha-'ls
work
w-sr End Heights offered an excellent
,,,,,-,-fIf. hill The garden will remain
omen a. lons a. tie weather permits
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
East 81. Louis Items.

Mics Re5eee4 ws5g has res-rzsz tr5az Zen
Zen. IL
Mr. Fred sleaeu=sss - Bea-zstova. IL.
"a visiting AS IL = Ill.,
-Pr5f,sso- All lics- =ssIs have -s---- :
from EIc-lsio- sp--EEE. NJ
Hiss Kate yoors is IN Efora- H.
Mss v.s-a cram = y-ssg.1s n FsTs-s1a.
Jio-
-Nas. Green os BAitITnor~ w5. IL the guest
n. Mis- B=r1hz PeTGssssF- q Bauzh >-SnG=-
-Xr aud Mr. Sev4TG jones AID cai!grea ~
CyncorcIe, kss. are visiting A-- AID Ars- A
ErD6zI
-Ni.s Aes.la TI.;z. {. v.yiiI1x T. De-zrsr.
III
-a-. sns Mrs. ?. Haziia - D-rvs-. Coo
a.. tks rs.S-s Ct NJ z151 Mr. = ? E-r1=s-
NJ - II P=.ay Is IA Denver. coo
-N..s Blanche Gargroa Als Ts;1ae4 t-17
50 Derey1sT<. No
Mas Ella Crews Is tas sssst Q, fr!sads =
NsrDrTspc-o. IL
Mis-. Amy welsh ~ Litcase.f. II. IS ihs
E...ss Of 1fIss Mamie Dzg4s q: Gaiy avenue
Miss Leila McceIiz- has returned from
Edgerton. No
Mis- Mezth, Haruphnes Is rtsit:aE =
IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
STEAMER CERAMIC ASTGRE.
just Arriving at New York From
SnurhamDrcu

Nsw York sept Tine White Star
Lire steamer G1rmznis. u the serv.-s II
the American L--e. v1.-r sailed E-r,
Southampton or September . zzur
aground in the rnal5 ship ohanus.- about
Ja-ee-qua-Ie5a OF ? saiIe %. S.uav paa.,
about II - Tonight
Il th.ck haze PTeva -ied a. r1e tine. ge-
pSTIS rom sand Hook STOW Jhat the
st-sifer CO Epi dIpesg fu ~ IN D bad
POSITION -fe rleg possibly float clear
al ih- next high water. tomorrow morn
ing
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
Fs..irins CT Zine uaIeb-.
- ssve.Ty = Sreci-.-y = ~ L-rs.e-
E, -i-s.- 45-- pl.-
FGUs MISSING ..ITii LEy.ca.
TWO Sen AID Their Wives Prob
abiE Perished u S;nrrr

sricse2cTt. Ccan-. Ss5t- i..-Grave .es-s
are entertained :er TIE safety C.. yF..l.sn.
= R7be--so. zat We. .he.- G..ra,er
Ma q. T. Ec-les. a-G n.- --st.aa. wHo
is't -a- CIT ThErsisy e.ces..c.z r. q.
s--f7ot --Dhtra -suacl. .rJeal.a- g. - -
Oys.e- uav. =
: 1.w h.g-- after tr~ .41r-h ys..s,. s.l-
sves os.- -.z eo-.-.J. 90 - n - -
-hs boat h. Tea q. ..-.E =. v,s.-.F
f.o--4 sly -Ts----.- o. I-s -4-r- -s....---,.
:; /. zr.i7Sc- LAX IL sSsre a. -. +.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

direction ~ the Reverend J. =. Harmon
tho r=srs-- ~ tac morning -e-yies the
R-.s-.uH * crow delivered tl. sermon
=, rHs s,-.-- on --EE-.. t-.s sr- r.oule
~ rH- church hH.d a sna.-..-. Three
minute talks Urre made hy leaders q the
church ~ tie 1.-E- services Ir-~.d.-s
E.l-r 60 T.. snETuarI d.IIy-IaG the s-r-
mon. ana the l-H.i-4Tury service vas con
f-c-ed b. TIE pastor. the Reverend :. =.
Harmon
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
InsE Manager Returns.

Nr~- A-=.s V Lea .iC0Tes ~ A-s-l-r-
! e, s-.lf. rex q r--:ah.F Ok the Eoz.- NJ
Lsr.v Fsra.eFs returned T. - LOUIS
: ~. Teas a. I4sU: z..G registered al
TIC si1Its.s-. Hoe AIrs -i0rr-- ws- ac-
z=i.-.i. 81 - Eer l.4ere i - Car The,
=. O e ~ . cxas hulI.Ii-,v us -..-l.I-.-
sru 20 tie afternoon fr=F y. -lt assist -. r.
c-..-1E iEe fe-s-.-.s-. f- bz gwen g.. fha
bar ", Lacy Managers II sa- NDuau-s
L. .-Igg
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
BeIIeviIIe New. Notes,
Returns FROM EXPLOITING Tot r.
Buns1onfaD Says Wore Easfe-ners
Are Coming TO the EaIr

Richmond g EiII OF Buffalo. who has
been doing work IN exploiting the Wo.ld's
Fair in Eastern TERRITORY fs now IN tho
city, IN charge ot the exhibit which the
city OF Buffalo is making OF its advantages
and attractions IN the Modern Town Hail
ne display comprises a series OF photo
graphs. plans and maps The most r0ra-
bic OF the maps Is ore OF large diTnenFions
Illustrating the improvements thar NeT
YORK Il making 10 the canal system al a
ecet OF SOL 90 c0p
M Bill, VINO Is an enthusiastic boomer
Of the Fair. says thar the attendance a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

New Ycrk che5T-r-gC-r< The memory 81
What he accomplished a. a drzra.iS, IN
Ine Gay Lori GEex'' and later with
IRIS iS syfl fresh IN the public mind
Both Sece equally successful in New YORK
and London This combination Of a new
Pinero piav with popular star makes
the production at the Hudson tomorrow
night ore OF unusual moment
II = no strain on the imagination 20
coujUr. Miss Cecilia LOTUS IN the title
role or The Serio-Couic Goverress- a
play which Is 10 be given its first proSiuc-
ton az the Lyceum Theater Tuesday even
ing
The play n which Miss LOTUS Is to
make her stellar debut has been care
fully selected The part and TIE play were
both written especially for her and by A.
author OF no mean distinction. the sams
being Israel Zsngwili.
Ire part in which she is to appear -
that OF Eileen Okeefe. a goyerness in an
ar-stocra1ic home. who to exc out a liv-
ing for her mother and herself. and 20
pay her fathers debts. IA also a music
hall artist az night In This Il e needless
20 explain that Miss LOTUS plays a dos!-
bic role. sort OF Dr. JekylI- and Mr..
Hyde experience
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12


ist and c1mpose-. VIII giye his first -
citzI II Festival Han al S o'clock t-a
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
EAST SIDE NEWS.


Republicans OF s. Cial- County axe pre-
psrins FOR a biE time next week and the
week after. Speaker Joseph g Cannon
and James l.. WATSON ot I-ciaa. ar.
scheo u!sd u speak GA tn night O[ = -
ter1ber 2 n B@.levIl.f- Tie Republican
State L-azue VIII EHsft tU East 81 Louis
On September p. and viii ne addressed e :
Governor Yates. Senator'S Cullgm and ga-
son. Secretary Shaw and ccnsress-a--- 10
c-nb@rg-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
Accidentally shot in Lex.

Harvey Jackson vas shot n the lex bT :
Peterson while the latter vas playing With
revolver yesterday afternoon On Bois-
East ST Louis j 4 injury Is not
serious. and. as he s--U.-.l -Ez- tile shoot
ing was wholly accidental. Peterson y zs
moi
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
BANK ROBBERS WOUNDED
IN DUEL At TUSCOts.
Bsrsiar-- Attacked by citiyen> of
Illinois Town. N=t- Their ~
cape In fac UaFEnr-7

SPC El-iT sPSETA-.
'TEscoia. II. Sept. -L-Eurs-ers attempt
9; - rob the 1o.gaz L-"s' Sank ~
ki'rioek last n'gEl- c'tize-.- -s-e -.ar.aeG
a i,zrsued ~ thieves s. s.s.a-y mat
-,as f@1 70 IL. cc-a 80 d.
,!ore -EsE ffty sao-s v=.s ar=I a. to.E
s,los. sr-e r $ known ts--l gl.. %. il= bur
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49, 4'-- - .--.- 'r.- .s-. ... gl
y.z--z are s-s-cl-ES g. -.--l
The -r"ge---= -. -.e ..-.- u.S rr-I.
z-cF.s - go ~r.se-t .s.z-gI sysscr.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

The First Methodist F.pisc1p4l CL--1h
OF East St Lolis. at tne conner - sum
nit avenue and Thirteenth street. waS
formally dedicated yezte-day with p --a--
Ice rally. The ediGCe IS The GIest g. Esa-t
ST. Louis. sad cost more THAI s--'- i;
Is buiie ot stone and has . s-ari.s eaEac-
iry OF acout 20
Many OF the prominent c.tiz-T-s of Eas-
e.. Louis are members % the church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Whcu the old summit A-erse u =
Clgr.h became ty" small :ae size vs~
sold and -ha First Church vas ..-Sauiz'--
L has teF one year 10 erect tns
structure TIE entire furnishings of tn
church t1c.-d.nE a la--s IiTe organ. are
ls-- Much OF The credit s given % TIE
official board o. the church for IL uo-k
IN raising the money for the new eGific--
The services yesterday were under Tie
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

enc EXPOSITION f-r-1 the F-se- q .I1 Increase
Fa sy mat ..F from s.Hr, Ll-Il the close.
row rrr cooler weather p-.yala-- EaSf-
s-..--- nav. delayed coming. under -he 4r1-
preston -Ea- intensely Rot weather PIE
vailed GUr- TIE sumner
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Charles Holman OF Eatsrerczhurg Ey.
w@s ionHd acting "A d strange manner Il
sthleNeai-r lFenue and North Market
street yesterday He waz takeu =. fs,..
cay Hospital Rhere ne u bsId r0r o.
scrya'lol- II lived While IN st Louis Al
No. SSis Ct Ferdinand ayxrue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

- Wasasf. Shuttle Train rom T-ai7r
station and avoid .Ee crowd Trains leave
..Ery fifteen minutes
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Tae September term cs TIE s. Car C'I---J
cs.---.r Oo.z-t ~iI oYea a. BelertLs to-taJ-
Jzdrs R u. ". Hol5s- Q: BeI.sviiie viii pre-
.;s. Tse settings ot cAses f1- this weeS az
To-cay-So. = GsrI. FTec LSrszz - Bridget
NcHsxs: tr-,pasa
TuasSay-.o- tcrin9asD. tse People -
WIN Dnuschrznn. srten1o-sd rcht~r-- :. t-=
People -. Geprgs X TEcrazs- T-a-fezsar1e n
oracs- a. the People - Fe--r ! &EEay- I'D
nap:nH - rne FeoDls - Dorto- L Il s-s-
Wsen:sIsc-So- - ,hs Pea,l. = wl.!.em
girh; forgery. 3. th> People - "n- caste.
murder.
rhursda--So g The Peer. JoE-nE srt7-
r.s-= wife abandonment & thz Perple - y l--
g.nia Amos. Nellie Gar1ze- ard EaaeI v--isa-. :.
u.urss-- ~ The People 8 = b N-o-r4s- Co
taiIi-R nocey under fslse uTstFz-s-
BeIIeviIIe Ner. Notes.
-N.,s-s Lawrence Powell AMI Roy s:aoI-.y
cspa-tec iass r.sht fo- tHs STATE University a.
Champaign. H.
Mn Anna Resie1ue: sae Mrs Bertha
Ropfeouef are Waiting &. s. IcUis-
Mr. CHRISTINA ynst saterta.red TIE mem
bsrs Of tie Frsntship Circle ;ss: night
NJ and G-s- Z =. E-1fazn are entertaining
thssr son. G. r E:6--as q B.oo-oInrs1a- III.
Cyrus Thon.3soa 5 II Bosto5. M4ss-
Doctor p. 2 T1frchsu mas returned from
. TIP th-oExh TIE Gzsrk ECzntzlr--
.Miss Ella Dunlap q Cincinnati = The s1es.
Of Hr- ao5 Yrs. r ? WsuEh
Doctor and Mr. J. .. Nz-s5e have returned
i-ora a. extended 'O1T Of t1s CzzsdlaI AXE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Senator stewart Visiting the Fair.
Senator William NJ Stewart arrived az
the NAPOLEON Bona parte Hotel last night
from Washington with his family and :.
party of friends and Will spend a week
visiting the Worlds Fair
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12
GtILa.Nrs FIRST RECITAL.
VIII BE Given This Evening III Fe.
tiyaI Hall.

Alera-ll-e Cg!lrnslt. the French organ
ist and ccmpo5e-. VII sive his first re-
citzl II Festival Han al o'clock t--s
srerIas- Th= programme ALL lie - ll.-
lows
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

Daily oa Katy FIye-." Isa-.u. =.
Louis - . n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-12

The snow Girl one Of the srhs.zltl a.
cIE rsI- zeal pieces thai. VII not dawn. re-
.-frT1d 20 Tho Grand Stella Nsyl-N was
tho To- excuse for rsrv,v!nx the comedy
lz<- -rasou. In IN. character or Maggie
the -r- -e--Iruck girl 3isS is-.isvv rafle
THE Old iin~- seem worth Will Hiird
--nasuzz J. not fortunate Sarl Mviie
coutiuuFz A. pioHy-it-- Fly Lon Hall
pls=s the cadsyerous property man