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Act No. 1874.

RuNtr r.r,h-ono,+ Senate Bill
No. 1O6.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to Article 81
OF the Constitution Of the State Of
Louisiana, relative to the Office of
Attorney General of the State.
Section |. Be it resolved by the Cen
eral Assembly of the State of Louisiana,
two-thlrds OF all the members elected to
each house concurring, That Article 81
of the Constitution of the State of Louis
lana, be so amended as to read as follows:
Article 81. There shall be an Attorney
General for the State, who shall be
elected by the qualified electors of the
State at large every four years. He shall
be learned in the law, and shall have
actually resided and practiced law, as
licenced attorney, in the State, for five
years preceding his election. He shall
receive salary of $1,000 per annum,
payable monthly, on his own warrant.
Sec. 2. Be it further resolved, ETC.,
That this proposed amendment shall be
submitted to the qualified voters of the
State for adoption or rejection at the
Presidential and Congressional election
to be held in November, 1904, and that,
il adopted, the same shall take effect on
the 1st day of January, 1905.
Sec. 3. Be it further resolved, ETC.,
That on the official ballots to be used at
said election, there shall be placed the
words: For the proposed amendment
to Article 81 of the Constitution of the
State of louisiana" and the words
against the proposed amendment to
Article 81 of the Constitution of the
State Of louisiana" and each elector
shall indicate, as provided in the general
election laws of the State, which of the
propositions, "for" or "against" he
votes for.
R. H. SNYDER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
P. M. LAMBREMoNT,
President pro tempore of the Senate.
Approved July 6, A. D. 1904.
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.
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st. Helena, Livingston, Tangipahoa, ST.
Tammany and Washington shall COM
pose the Fourth District, from which
| one Justice shall be elected. The JUS
tees of the Supreme Court, as now con-
stituted, shall serve until the expiration
of their respective terms, and their sue
sors shall be elected each for term OF
F, twelve years at the Congressional cleo
ton next preceding such expiration OF
term.
When the office of Chief Justice be-
comes vacant, either by death, resigna-
ton, removal from Office, or otherwise,
the Associate Justice who has served
the longest time shall, by virtue of said
| length of service, become Chief Justice.
Sec. 3. Be it further resolved, etc.,
That Article SO Of the Constitution of
the State of Louisiana be amended SO as
to read as follows:
Article SO. The Supreme Court shall
hold an annual session in the city of
New Orleans, beginning not later than
the first Monday in the month OF No
vember and ending not sooner than June
Goth, in each year. 1t shall appoint its
own clerks and remove them at pleasure.
The General Assembly shall make the
necessary appropriations to provide suit
able and commodious buildings for said
Court, and the records thereof, and for
the care and maintenance of the State
| library.
Sec. 4. Be it further resolved, etc.,
That Article IS of the Constitution of
| the State of Louisiana be amended SO as
to read as follows:
! Article 95. In all cases where there is
an appeal from Judgment rendered on
a unconventional, or other incidental de-
mand, the appeal shall lie to the Court
having jurisdiction of the main demand.
Sec. S. Be it further resolved, etc.,
That said proposed amendments be sub
mitted to the electors of this State for
their approval or rejection, as required
by Article 321 of the Constitution of the
State of Louisiana, and the general
election laws of this State, at the Con-
gressional election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in No
vember, 1904.
r. H. SNYDER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
P. M. LAMBREMoNT,
President pro tempore OF the Senate.
Approved July 6. A. D. 1904.
NEWTON c.. BLANCHARD,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.
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Act No. 139.
By Mr.. Bailey.] House Bill No. t54.
JOINT RESQI

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to Article 1874
of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana OF 1898 relative to the fill
ing of vacancies in the Office of Clerks
of the District Court.
Section 1. Be itresolved by the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Louis
lana, two-thirds of all the members
elected to each house concurring, That
the following amendment to Article t24
of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana be submitted to the electors
OF the State in the next Congressional
election to be holden on the first Tues
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
Constitution.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
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&C = CH.=~s tas returned q -. Louis s''
"r ISL "a. f.l-Iis-
COG - Ware has q b.zi.'1-. Ks.
r =. hat-<"l hs- -pn" % s'tinshsi1'
Fred Fr-.Ih, y % Weathsff1:d Tee. vest q
ClH:'Irl sfEl.rdAy after r.-itius rels'iss-
Il - Alma SIS has been .ugrir's! Instruct
90 g. f-ia.' "a toi;sE- IN ILn~I.1. IT,
IL 10 B-Ity E-at - 'hi.Hsn 'r1'erisy.
TIE .syguftH LssEu. rf 60. Fiss' .. =
Church has elected iIr following n;f'-rs. F.@Hr
!4H-f. ysI, Ad.us. rEs- Vice TT' G~1g. f.rss"
SIN. = r.. Esr.rs Viss pI--iLsat. 'a-fI I1fu'i-
tn. tliFi wee ped y. Gsrlsu Ersa-I.
roaTIh y4e- pIs.il-a'. Ethel Hamilton. sscf-.
tEry M,ssie Ham. ton. treasurer. HJ=as
t;rsrn: ssHist. Mabel TIT.
County Clerk }. Q McC.rsth Ia. ISSUED a
call foE meeting u the Boaf.l % S.p-r-
Nis - q: J.issy c3gniy. 10 be held In jersey
VILE nett Tu.sf1y
The Young Ladies' soiali;y ~ 81. Frsa.
cis Ssvi-r's Church In SCuth stat. stree Viii
e.y. ic.-crrsm social saturday evening on
th- lawn of 81 EoSA's Academy
HI. IL. SHsh has returned 20 East ST. Louis
aft-T whiting relatives.
Jet, Sunderland has .oli his forty ser.
fam. south % J-fssyville to.E II johnson II
jacksonville. Ill. for $3.50
A rural free delivery mail ror-. viii b.
s.aTJe. from Dnw. jersey County. on ssp;-rn-
Der l. =. N WHITE has teen avyontsd car
Tier. The route viu run southwest and Will
be eighteen ana tn.s--fourihs niles long
The :--seyyilIe She Factory Is building
a warehouse sex,, feet south II its Plant IN
Barr avenue.
Judge Charlie. 8 wh!t. 4. building q hanI-
some residence In woo1iswn.
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Perry. abused her and failed 10 support
her. They were married September 2. 1875.
and separated March 2. ls@
Emily won Rlanseniorf charges that her
husband. Oliver: failed TO suppor, her aid
deserted her. They were married F.,-
ruary II 1852 and separated April 4. 1902.
Albert A. Geiner charges that his wife.
Frances. deserted him July Is. 1893 They
George J. Flsnder alleges that his wife.
Mary. deserted him Angus; g. ls91. They
were married June ]. lSsI-
Edward F. Murphy charges that his
ties. They were married February le. is.3.
and separated SeDtember /. 1904. He asks
for the custody Of their two children.
cesiie g Ruseharpt alleges that =. her Illus hus,
and locked her out at night. They were
married Ju.c g 1879. and separated Au-
gust 9. 1901. She asks for the custody Of
their two children.
Minnie Hamberg alleges that her hus-
band. Albert. failed TO support her. was
cruel 10 her and drove her out of the
house They were married June %. 1888.
and separated S.ptembe: 4. 1904. She states
that her husband receives SO month.
Lizzie Girl alleges that her husband
Frank. deserted her in December lspl
They were married at Oakley. Ill. March
5. 1889
Robert Lee Blayds charges that his wife.
Pearl. subjected him 10 ind.znities They
were married October ii. 1925. in ST. Louis.
and separated April y. 1901.
Agnes Esayes charges that her husband.
Robert. failed 10 support her. and desert
ed her. She was compelled TO live with
her mother. who supported her and her
Louis June I. 1901. and separated August
g. 1871.
Annie H. Hopkins alleges that her hus-
band. John. abused her and failed to sup
ise5. and separated February 8. 1906 She
asks for the custody OF their child
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HAD HIS PICTURE TAKEN
WITH ANOTHER WOMAN.
On This Charge Frederick Glaser's
Wife seeks n Divorce-Fo1r-
teen Other Suits.

Louisa l. Chaser charged in her suit
for divorce. filed in the Circuit Court yes
terday, that her husband. Frederick. had
his picture taken with another woman.
She also alleged that he called her bad
names and said that he was tired of mar
RED life. They were married at Clayton.
Mo. August "A. 1901, and separated No
vernber u. 1900. She asks for the restora-
ton Of her maiden name. Owens.
Emma Jones alleges that her husband.
Charles. compelled her TO work and sup
port herself and him. ard that he refused
TO work and spent his time hunting and
fishing. His father and sisters lived with
them. and his father Cursed her and called
her bad names. she alleges. The couple
were married November 2. 1892. at Nash
Vile. Ill. and separated in August
1sJ.- She asks Tor the restoration Of her
maiden name Willis.
Annie Linsin charges that her husband.
John, frank and failed TO support her.
They were married November g. 1859 and
separated June 2. 1914. She asks for the
custody of their child.
Louisa IL. VI. A. Zerw.ck charges that
her husband. Frederick, deserted her and
failed to support her. They were mar
ried in st. Louis March 5. lsJ2.. and sepa-
rated June IS. 1902. She asks for the Gus
toiy of their child.
Maud Farmer alleges that her husband.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
BUSINESS MEN EXPECT
ACTION ON GARBAGE BILL.
Sanitary Comoittee Has Not Met,
However. which Makes Chances
Of Report Doubtful.

Friday evening in the House Of Dele
gates members Of the Affiliated Business
Mems Association. composed OF those who
belong 70 the various business organiza-
tons IN the several parts Of town. expect
action by the Delegates on the garbage
measure. bill which calls for the reduc-
tion Of the city refuse at a point not less
than five miles outside the city limits.
IL In not thought. however. that the bill
VIII be reported. as a member opposed to
the bill has stated that the chairman OF
the Sanitary Committee. to whom the
measure was referred. has not called q
meeting OF the committee for the past
fou- weeks
Despite the fact that this statement was
made. other Delegates nave claimed that
thorough examination OF the bill and
the grievances Of all parties concerned
was being made.
Those who have followed the progress
Of the measure believe that the House
committee has done all that IL intends to
do unless compelled to. An appeal has
been made to the City Counselor 10 try
and proceed against the committee for
violating the City Charter by keeping the
bill in committee over forty days.
The Affiliated Business Men have been
informed. however. that the City Cotn-
selor's duties do not exact that he shall
settle differences between legislators and
constituents. and although the business
organization has Threatened to mandannus
the committee IL Is not thought that this
can be accomplished
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DISCUSS s,ND,Y-sCIIOoL METHODS.
.Icrsey County Workers Meet In Sec
ord Days session.

The second days session Of the Jersey
Comfy sunday school Convention "A; Graf
ION opened yesterday morning with an al
dress b. ihe Reverend n Albre-ht. castor
OF th.. FIRST Il + Church ~ Els4n. f1-
lowed b. - address b. .. + h"lCL OK
i'sr.s. IT. Reports ~"re submit" 30 r. II"
faiiuy. .ua named. :. =. Stsul.y. president .
Siiss Anna +. - -ucrr. -'cr"fFry aiH.
tr. isl.I.r: thu EeNcfoII. J. q. = cse. SUPP .
.ut.EGent o. normal work: .irs .iaiti"
Foster. superintendent ~ the primary He-
part rlent: y. J. Grs-mners. sgperint@nd-
.n' Of irm. !spa Etu't IT. ]. X baEt'i-
meier. SuI-riut-ndc'.t Of a." loyal army
Reports alpp v.er- made by the various
tc.Usi3iD presidents.
L. an. sif;ernco.. an H:drs - was made
by e. T. -t.-xauI"i % Jrrscyv:il.. \ norma
training lesson Sar give. by - T.. s-cfl'h''!t
Of Paris ~ NJ NrFrr. y. TrshU. %
J.ISeyNisi. mace an s.'..r'@s- Tn" closing
number ru tire programme was 2 sym
pusigFu On How ! fr-p"s" - Hep me
:; .sfy-!ScHs1i Work Ia This County Dur
..r -L- Coming Year. puc-m.'iiite 70
e;'en-.s Mere made - many Q: the dele
safes
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Noted Women Who Use Pe.ru.na.

Belva lockwood. Washington. II. e:
Mrs. Lucy Clark. Pennington. Utah. Vice
Presiden; Utah Stat. Council Of Women
Mrs Verona r. Roach. wife Of late Sem
ator Roach. Of Iarimore. y d. Ars.
G-idley. mother Of Captain Gridley % the
I. ;. Cruiser OlymEia. Mrs II. y. ;.
Marsh. President Nomaa's Benevolent
Association. 81 Jackson Park Terrace.
Chicago. Ill: Mrs. Eobb Nah-r. Attorney
at Law. Of Kansas City. Kan: Nrs. Col
Hamilton. Columbus. Ohio. and hundreds
Of others equally prominent
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Fersna.
write at once TO DR.. Hartman. giving a
full statement OF your case. ard he VIII
b. pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF The
Hartman Sanitarfum. Columbus. Ohio.
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village spirit. .he piece is good from cur
The story is simple to obviousness. but
the characters fairly force themselves
| ahead OF II in their strength Of individu-
Atty. Our Cd friend. Theodore Roberts.
! Candy IN Arizona" did not create the
| part OF the chairman. bur II Is dinlcult TO
believe that he II not as good. II not bet
| Arbuckle. who is playing the par, in New
so good a thing as The County Chair
man"
BILLS TO COME
Tn. Columbia has engased a. its chief at
traction for next week Marguerite Sylvia n.
prira donna Soprano. last season with Francis
Wilson. This v:l be siiss SyivA's first appear
anes In VAUDEVILLE The programme Will IN
eiude acts By Gland 6IEinsvater and COM
pany Howard and Bland. tho Sslvassis. searl
and Violet Allen and Drswee.
The show Girl. favor.,e Old musical
eon.ty. viii l. :eyiysi a. ;ne Grad o.ers :,
capable voeai'.ts and e9med dian. are eIpee,es'
to lend new in'eres; :. re Rice ez'raVixanna-
Miss FIorida Kingsley. who plays the per' o.:
Chick E,sey In The County Chairman at the
Century. owns q seal ring once the property
8, p e. s.. . I ,ss 1 q
Ju1se kingsley OF Psnsaso.a- ia
Owing 20 the fac; that the German Catholic
vercia. the national association Of German
Catholics. Rad arranged TO hold their eonvea-
,Ioa In Music Hall. Louisiana will not move
downtown from pe.n:ar Gasten Until Mona, ~
louisiana. when IL comes to Music Hall
I Isssioi Isl: s r nh NJ J. s.'ia< sssd
new .onE: entitled The Farn,sr and TIE E. Mos.
XIS s9 on the mandolin. viii sins a new
"; sons and IN ;he az, 5'' &C, a. Dali Cricket;
Fetching Brothers. Brooke Ei,ryrn. Leah Rus
sell ard the Girl with the Auburn Hat: are
nsx, to b seen a; FoTes, Pafk Highlands The
Pest ofno. Clerks Of America will visit; the
Highlands tonight
- Working Girls wronrs.' Hal Reds
Grams seem. 20 have cauzh; nicely a;
Ha-!in'' The oa- IS balanced and the scenic
...e,. lend added interest to the el,n,sses. The
new III Is TO b. Queen Of the Highway"
Haveriy's Ministries. with Jimmy Wall and
Billy Van n. end men. Will hold forth q,
the Cra~for.- Three novel sp-c;aeies ere
promised. The Evolution Of III. Watermelon
ror Mo.h .ns ,hs cur n
rent bill
TIE Ionion Buriesarers Will succeed Twins
show at tse Standard Rose Syier. well known
a, this thea;er. is the principal entertainer.
She Is TO appear In the t~o-aet musical comedy
Dazzling Nancy which was written FOR her
BY Barney Gerard
On the olio az West End Heights are Ra~son
and June. boomerang throwers: Belle Gordon.
Ruth Meta and Coiyiiie and Mcbride.
Leah Russell and the -Four Rianos acrohafs.
are the headlines At Nannion'5 Pa-x sai1
bill IL announced for nexs week. the last OF the
season
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Always Half Sick Are the Women
Who Have Pelvic Catarih.

Catarrh Of any organ II allowed 10
progress. %ill affect the whole body Ca
laTfh Without nervousness is very rare
hand In hand.
What Is so distressing sight as n poor
nan nervous woman. suffering from
the many almost unbea ra BILE syrnptoms
OF pelvic catarrh, She does not consider
herself III enough 10 go To- bed. hut she IL
FAR from being able to do her work with
out the greatest exhaustion. This Is a
very common sirht and is almost always
due to pelvic cata=rh.
II is worse than foolish for SO many
women TO suffer year after year with n
disease that can be permanently cured
feruna cures catarrh permanently 1t
cures old chronic cases az well as slight
attack. the only difference being In the
length Of time that 1t should be taken TO
effect a cure.
Peruna cures catarrh OF the pelvic or
gans with the same surety as Il cures ca
tarrh Of the head. PsrEua has become re-
nowned as positive cure for female all
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
e,,.r,.,p.d liberal Art. Club.

The Travellers Protective Association
gave reception to the LIBERAL Arts Club.
COMPOSED of exhibitors in the Liberal Arts
Palace. in the reception parlors Of the T.
p. A. building. yesterday evening. a
vaudeville show was arranged for ;he &C.
cGsion and addresses were made by Louis
KosEn. Frank W Crandall. Louis T. La
Eeau,nc ana George W. Smith.
In the receiving line were: Charles
Wickard. chairman OF the Building Com
rniitee: Gecrg, W Smith. secretary: j.
Tcr5crt Stafford treasurer of the Missouri
division, Post a. Louis T LaBeaume:
secretary ana treasurer Of the National
Associafion, T. A.. Louis Rosen. ma
tionaI director; Willis A. Kirchoff. national
director; Frank w. Cra5dall. chairman Of
the Railroad Committee: William 7. jack
son, president: Of Post a: William Msskat.
nyesiSc;,t q Missouri Division. and A. II.
Rush- director Of Missouri Division.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
RciIextIle News Notes.

The sllarics Il ;ss East st Louis Election
Commissioners w.re ziloW.i b. tpun'J Judge
Hay yesterday
-ilss Lena Slcaise OF Peoria. III. I, visiting
Mrs ~. SiaSsrla-
Mss l.. "a Wshrir- will depart next week
o. Ff.-n,! ths - .u--r In California.
-Ir .r! Mfs T. n Waite and thsir daIsh,
ter q - Angeles. Cal. ar- Vls!tiag MI ard
Mr. AaEm E.EZy-
The x!zsss Daisy and Grace Gilbert hav.
returned from Chicago.
Mrs Ia Tois and her son o. Indianapolis.
iEs. visiting IIs- = Il Hs.!,r
-Is~inr ana Mfs. PaSCp q DttamSa- Ia
ar the guests % .I- ]. A. WilIoushby.
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BoILERMAkERs' CONVENTION.
Delegates From United States. Can.
ada and Mexico Attend Sessiou.

About fifty delegates 10 the third an
nuai convention OF the Master Steam Boil
ermakers Association arrived in 81.
Louis yesterday. They held their frs, ses-
sion at II O'Clock In the morning in the
Hall o! Congresses. Many interesting pa
pers were read and discussed. Two more
sessions are TO be held to-day and to-mor-
row.
The delegates come from all part. Of
the United States. Mexico ard Canada
The present officer. are: President, r.
g. Best Chicago: vice president. William
n. Wilson. Chicago. treasurer. John J.
Boyce Chicago: and secretary George II.
ClErk Chicago.
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WILL Return TO MINNESOTA.
8. George Stevens Succeeds Superin-
fendcnf Michel ut state Pavilion.

Charles 5. Mitchell. general superin-
terdent of the Minnesota exhibits and
building at the Worlds Fair. has resigned
and will return to St Paul to engage In
private business. Mr.. Mitchell 1ill be sue
ceeded by S. George Stevens OF Duluth.
who is in charge Of the Minnesota mining
exhibit
Mr. Mitchell. who departs Sunday. when
his resignation becomes effective. asked TO
be relieved some time ago. and permission
SION. but he waited until all OF the i'm
portant business Of the commission had
been transacted before going. and he de-
parts now after there remains but little
else than routine matters. Mr.. Stevens.
his successor. Installed the Minnesota
mining exhibit. and is an authority on
mining matters. He takes charge Mon
day
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
INFANTS sLUMBER DURING FIRE.
slight Blaze at Iaeubafors Fails 20
Awaken Sleeping babies.

While a fire ragged % roof OF the fire.
proof structure Of Z - b. incubators or
the Pike yesterday y after noon. the
score of babies in their :ncubators slept
peacefully. The youngsters. OF course.
were oblivious to all danger and the blaze
was not OF enough consequence TO disturb
or alarm their nurses.
The blaze was discovered by Harvey
Donaldson the Office boy in the incubator
building, who had gone up on the roof 10
see the Pike from a point OF vantage. He
gave the alarm and q call for engines was
turned In.
Scye-ai companies responded. but the
h,aze was so sight that q vas ertin-
suisi:cd with hard G-enaGe5- The dana sc
was nominal.
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E.b~,,ie.ens I. Charged.

Dave KrcyiinG OF No. @iss Texas avenue
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Special Oaice:s Schencis and lie Barge.
charged with cmbezzling $40 from the
hcenowe;h Dyeing ard Cleaning Company
a; No. lis Washington avenue. SreyiinS
h.d been employed by the company for
several years as 4 collector. lie admit
ted that he had kept money from his col
Iecfions on various cssions. and used It
TO play the races, the police say.
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co,..b.. sinsers' Concert.

The Euterpian Singing Club Of Column
bus, O.. with a score Of woman members.
which came to the Fair two days ago.
rave a concert in Festival Hall at o'clock
ySsterday afternoon. The organization
aenarts for Columbus to-day. The club
carried on the highest prize at the inter-
national competition in Wales tYo searS
GsSfsst toox similar hooosA.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

Buster Brown visited the boys clothing
department Of The May Company's store.
at sixth street and Washington avenue.
yesterday morning. Master Gabriel. the
star OF the Buster Brown show. now
playing at the Grand Opera-hous.- took
an automobile ride around on shopping
expedition 10 The May Company; accom-
Buster Browns and Mr.. Bernstein. his
manager. Master Gabriel entered the
mammoth clothing floor and about thirty
thick that you could cut I; with a cheese
knife. The faithful Tise. of course. was
there also.
The other Buster Browns. real St. Louis
youngsters. full Of all the fun and vigor
accredited to Buster Brown the woTio
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
..,.,or carer to Return.

Former Senator Thomas II Carter. pres
,deut OF the National Commission. will re-
turn TO St Louis Saturday. He will spend
a few days at the Worlds Fair. attending
TO some matters OF the commission. and
will then return to his home In Butte,
Mont. The only members OF the comn.s-
son in the city at present are Private John
NJ Allen and John F. Miller.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
POsT-OFFICE CLERKS At FAIR.
Two Hundred Members of National
Association Visit Points of 1atePest.

Two hundred members Of the National
Association OF Post Office Clerks and their
ladies. met a; the Madison Hotel yesterday
morning at O'Clock ard took special
cars to the Exposition grounds.
No exercises were held but the clerks
visited many points Of interest. including
the Government building. where the Unit
ed States Post ONCE display was thorous-
~ inspected.
The cascades were illuminated especially
IN honor OF the clerks last night at s
O'Clock.