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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CCBA-via Port Tampa. Fla closes this once daily
except Thursday, +4:3O tths connscttnE nails
close here Mondays. Wednesdays and 5acurdays).
MEXICO CITY-Ovcrland unless specially addressed for
dispatch closes this 0fice daily. except
Sunday. at 1:3O D. n. and 1880 p m Sundays az
p m. and 1880 2. m
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels Post MaIsl-By rAu
North soney and thence By stsamer closes az this
Office daily. sunday, at sunday az $50
p N. connecting malls close here every Monday
Wednesday ard Saturday,
JAMAICA-BY rail Boston. and thence by stea1ns-.
closes at this orice at ?. n. Iuesday By ran %
Philadelphia. and thence By steamer. closes this
Office 1890 D wednesday.
MIQCELON-By rail Boston, and thence by steamer
closes this ONCE daily except sunday az ,. ms
BAHAMAS (except Parcels Post AaiIs-By rail- 70 Miami
and steamer. closes at this of1ca ae
tIO-9O 10 n tuesday $50 m Saturday.
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS east CoasO ard
CIUATEMAL.A-Ey rail to NewF-OrlesEs and thence by
steamer this Office daily. except sunday az
1i:3O D m. and flO20 p. m Sundays at II D. m and
t1O-s0 p connecting mai closes hare Mondays az
COSTA RICA-By rail to Sew-orlsans. and thence ~
this Once daily. except sunday. az
4I.30 D. 1000 p. Sundays az ~ .. and
4IG:3O connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
+I0.3O D. u.l.
NICARAGUA EAST Coastl-By rail Sew-orieans
thence by closes this once daily except sur
day. at f1;S0 p. and fi0;sO sundays az II
p. m. and 1860 p. connecting mail closes hsrs
Wednesdays at Yio.30 M.
PANAMA and CANAL. ZONE-By rail- 70 Sevs-Orleans.
La and thence stear1er this Office daily.
cept Sundays ard Mondays a. t13o p. and 1859
D. m sundays a Fl and +i0:So p connecting
mail closes here svery sunday at Tio-3s D M
tResistered Mall closes al s .. previous day.
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TRANsATLANTTC MAILS

IHCRSDAY (26l-At = m fer France. Switzerland.
4Iay. spain Portugal TUrkey. Egypt Greece and
hIlSlsn India per s. La Savoie via Havre tmau for
Savoie''l
FRIDAY (27l-S. IN.30 n =, for Az,-.a YsIar5s =
Romanic. from Boston
SATURDAY t2S}-At 8 a. m Europe psr a a 81.
lSUs VIA Plymouth and fherbOurg (nall FOR Liverpool
scotland and ireland be directed per 3 81
Iouis' .. at I-3O a. supplementary 8 a. M for
europe. per Campania. via Queenstown and
Aasefpoois AZ $50 a for Belgium direct.
per $ 5 Naderisnd mail must be directed per
= = Eaoerl2nd. ,; AZ $50 a for PER
$ s koenfsu Luise mail be directed a
koengin Luse''l. $50 for scotland sirect per
s. Astoria tnlail directed per 8 Astorizssl
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC


THURSDAY t25,-At $50 for Brazil per 3 .
lasso, Victoria. and santos fuaN To-
Sorthsrn Brazii. Argentine, Cruguay ana Paraguay
must = dlf@cte1 per > Eel3giO'
ellSe VIA B3rhados Fsra and MauaOs. $50 ..
argentine, Uruguay and Parsguay per $ Cambrian
FRIDAY C27th)-At m. for Cuba. Yucatan and Cam
Peche pe- > Havana mail for other parts Mexico
must O. directed per s. 5. Havana ~ $50 a
Tor Newfoundland. s. Silvia. a m ant
ago. Per 3 Clcn1Uegos Gnail directed per
C1enIuegos( ,; at j N Complementary 12-3O M
IampIco must De directed Der s. :. Santiago')
SATURDAY t&cl-At a. FOR Bermuda. per s. BeT-
mUdIans az $50 a n. Complementary $50 a.
Curacao and Nenezueia. per = Aaracaiho mail
caibO) az $50 supplementary ESQ a M for
Porto Rico. ST Thomas LsewarG Windward Is-
Rnds per 5. Ponce via San Juan $50 a Sup
Elementary 1880 a. NJ for Fortune Island. Jamaica
and Colombia except CauCa and MagdaIena Depart
ments. Per Aueghauy (nal for Costa Rica, VIA
Iin0n. must be directed per =. S. AleKhany al
a. for Cuba : Mexico via Havana: at III 81
a for NewIoundIand. per . Silvia; az I D.
for Argentins. Uruguay and Paraguay. $. Crown
Prince
NOTICE.-Ffve cents IN addition 10 shs
wardsd By Supplementary Mails and letters de-
posted the drops marked Letters for Foreign Couu-
tries" after the closing OF Regular Nail fo- dis
patch by particular vessel, viii forwarded
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails also
opened the piers OF the American. English and
French steamers, whenever the saings
a. later; and late mail be deposited IN
from HCboken The mails the piers
and nalf before sailing time. and close minutes
before sailing time Only regular postage Oetrers
half required articles mailed
Pos) steamers double DOStsgs HsStsrs 10 half
Ounce) on other lines
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows
rbanges IN pressure indicated by Tho Tribune 5
ssIf-recordinF barometer The dotted line shows the
-emperature recorded by the local Weather
Local Official HecOrd.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
teuperature for the twenty-four hours IN com
pariron with the corresponding date Of last year:
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WILLIAM H. KING NAMED.

Corporation Counsel Delany has appointed VIII
tim H kins, Of No. 22s West 45th-st.. an assistant
in his office. $500 a year. Mr.. King fills the
place made vacant by the resignation OF David
RUmsey,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26
EARL GREY, DOCTOR OF LAWS.

Montreal, Jan Z.-The degree OF Doctor OF Laws
was conferred upon Earl Grey by McGin Univer-
sity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

MERRTAM-ROGERS-O Wednesday. January =. 1905.
in Webb Memorial Chapel Madison n. ]. by the Rev
Wendell Prime Keeler. Ellen Gait Martin Rogers,
daughter OF William oscar Rogers % Arthur Lewis
Merriam
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
CARL TONS CAREER
BEGAN N MOBERlY
New York Wife Murderer ldend.
fed 40 J. e. McCandless-WaS
Wayward Boy-First O6ense
Was Robbery Of Union Station.


0eeesty. Ne. July ~: Z MeCaa6-
!ees. who = Sn custody n New York. pa0.
ing under the name Of Carlton. was born
u PIE County; x,s:ouri. but vas raised &c
Sa6 . vssy ehscte.sd lie. Wv ' '
He commenced his wayward career In
Snie city whlle mere scho0!boy. His
0fot known o0enso was when as . boy
he u seId to have entered Union Station
Next he - charged with having taken
. photoGraphers lens from q studio. The
lens was found In his trunk and returned
He is rather Q eood-looking chap, plaus-
ihle and Intelligent. keen. shrewd fellow.
His next escapade here. II 10 alleged.
waa forging . check on the A0oerly Ma
uonAl Bank. now the Bank Of M0berly.
ter Of the Florence Hotel OF Moberly was
forged
John e. Lynch. then City Marshal and
Afterwards United States Marshal Of Mis-
seuIi. arrested him on thi. forgery charge;
the amount Of the check and the negro
declined to prosecute. This vas some
fourteen years ago. when he was about
q years old.
Will A. Rothweli member Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee saw one Of
his pictures in paper In 81. Louis sew
erAl days ago and Instantly recognized II
as the picture OF McCandiess.
There seems no doubt in the minds OF
when he was here. As well as his reputa.
fion. ti'at Frederick Carlton and ]. e
NcCandiess are enc ard the same man.
McCanciess seemed to have a penchant
FOR experimenting with mechanical ap-
paratus and for ta.aperinx and expert
mentinS with drugs.
prominent in local Eepubiicsn circles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
ELEVATOR PINS
HEAD TO FLOOR
Wrecker Is Caught Under De-
scending Cage, Sustaining
Fractured Skull and In
ternal Injuries.

Riley Withrow. = years old. Q wreck
!cal condition at the City Hospital n .
result OF injuries he sustained In an ele-
va,or accident at No. l29S Washington
IVA ne s,Ss.rois! .-;a',. insnra, t,s,,,;.S
WifhYow was at work in a building at
the Washington avenue address. He went
to one Of the lower floors to send UP All
elevator that was left standing. unattend-
ed. He leaned into the elevator shaft
from the floor beneath the elevator and
pulled tho rope.
Instead Of ascending tho car descended.
II struck withrow on the head. knocking
him down and p!nioninS his head between
the floor and elevator. The elevator was
checked BY WithrOw's head. ard Rad TO
be lifte! before he could be extrcated.
Withrow Was removed to the City Hes
p!:al. He was unconscious and the ply
sicianS say that the most delicate opera
ton can hardly save his life. :
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

MARRIAGE licenses were issued IN Clay
ton to Frank T. Mcbride Of 81. Louis
ard Margaret L. SOlverson Of Hot
Springs. Christian II. Nelson OF St. LOUIS
ard Mary X. Anderson Of Philadelphia
and to Homer Il. Mcknight o: No. 3l73
BraEsncr place and Lille Her0OlSheimer
Of No. y.0sA Hickory street.
Prosecuting Attorney Il. L. Johnston
yesterday notified Ju!g" Mcf.lhinn.y in
the clayton Circuit Court that he had
appointed his father. John Johnston. as
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. to sue
coed J. a.. K!ska d,lon. Tho appointment
was approved l;y the Ocurt.
County Clerk John Ruhl was The host
at luncheon given yesterday afternoon
at the Hotel Autearieth to the clerks
In MS ciIce who have just completed the
compiling Of the tax books for the cur
zen. year. The work lasted for seven
weeks and the luncheon was for the puT-
pose of meeting his assistants socially
before they finally dispersed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
MISS ROWAN NAY BE
REAPPOlNTED At HOSPITAL

DoarA s4 Healah Again Dsseessoe
Case 81 Clerk Wh0 was Dts.
ehapge6-Yell0vv Fever Question.
Miss Elizabeth Rowan. whose dismissal
from tile position OF chief clerk at tho
City Hospital brought the crisis tn the
relations between Mayor Wells and Doc
tor John II. Simon. Health Commissioner.
was mentioned for reinstatement At yes
tcrday's meeting Of the Board Of Health.
1t II said that the Committee on city
Hospital Is cor sidering Miss Rowan's re-
appointment. An investigation OF COM
plants made against her by Doctor
be completed before final disposition Of
her case.
Discussion Of preventive measures to
protect St. Louis from yellow fever ended
In a resolution to leave the matter in
the hands Of the Health Commissioner.
The altitude and sanitary advantages en-
jOyed by st. Louis insure the immunity
OF th. city from an epidemic. according
to members Of the board
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
IS CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
Judge A. ID. Burnes Says Camp.
hell Wells Will Enter Race.
EPCHlLC Special.

tSf-FI fsI.IC SPEICIAIA
St. Joseph. Mo-. July .s-Judee A. D..
Burnes os Platte CITY attended the meet
ing Of the Missouri Press Association to-
day as an INVITED guest. and while hero
Wells Of Platte City for Governor
Cam Wells u a candidate. and he -
going In to win" said Judge Burnes. He
but refused. Mr.. Wells has all the 1uali-
ties necessary to make q good Governor.
He Is a good business man. as his success
in tha: line has demonstrated. He IL .
man who. / believe. will he satisfactory
to all tho elements Of the Democratic
party"
Judge Burnes has himself been men,
TONED a. q candidate for the Supreme
bench bu; he says he has no aspirations
In that direction. He Will. II Is under
stood. Be n candi1ate for a place or tho
Kansas City Court Of Appeals bench at
some future time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Tho San Joaquin Valley of California n
sparsely settled. The land - rich produ-
.'irg grapes. figs. oranges. alfalfa ard all
sorts Of grains and fruits. i great dairy
ing country You can 20 there with small
capital ard make \ comfortable. paying
home Read about II In the illustrated
book. THE San Joaquin Valley" sent for
70 cents TO any address by N" Southern
Pacific. Dept. IiG. San Francisco. Low
co.on'ss rates 10 California from ScpteM-
her - 20 October 81. 1865.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
GROCER SAYS He IS BANKRUPT.
William A. Zemblidse Files Pro-
ceedings in Federal Court.

William A; zenb!i.lEe who conducts 9
North Market street, yesterday fled q vol
un;ary petition in bankruptcy in the INT
ted States District Court. His liabilities
ara &CS:S. with no assets
a petition was flied In the United States
District Court yesterday by +. II. Pierce.
Leonard Bradt and Andrew II. Watson
praying that the Purity Ice Cream Com
pany he declared bankrupt. The con-
cern on Thursday made an assignment
for the benefi, Of its creditors and the
petition flied yesterday Is an effort TO
Involuntary petition IN bankruptcy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
HURTS BACK SWEEPING FLOOR.
Young Housewife Removes Plas-
ter Cast Too Soon.

While sweeping the Aoor Of Ter home.
40. si& Morgan street: ys&e:dsy. Mrs
jessie 6s>ndron, = year, Old. spsainej her
hack ard had 60 te removed 20 the City
Hospital FOR treatment
Several months ago. according TO Mre-
Gendyoa's statement. che W1enrhe0 her
hack Whi.e MOVING . stove. Her body
had 90 Be .ncaSed IN . plaster cast The
cast 0As removed seversl days ago and
Ms CendYon believes the second spinal
srovs,e - due % the renoval q her pias-
t0e O1pDoS6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
MUL LvIHILL DEPARTS TO-DAY.
To Rest After His ArduOus Lid
LAbOrs.

Saloonks epe:s who have q mind 20
tamper with the .'Iid'' are delighted 20
!aa:n that Thomas f. Muivihill. Excise
commissioner departs to-day on q vaca-
f!oa o: :ao weeks. Eureka Springs. IN tho
ozarks. is Mir. Mulvihiirs destination.
While there he viii rest :rc:i his recent
arfuous task ~ railing tight II. I'D
In Mr. Mu,vihilrs absence. Chief Depi-
Is Hartman will attend 20 tn. duties ar
the Office and hear several cases that ere
already Gockeeed for adjudication.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
PRIZE EAR Of CORN SHOWN.
Territory Specimen IA Inches
Long Contains 40 Grains.

Davis. I. r. July 23.-An ear Of corn
was brought here this morning by H. L.
Jobe which n fourteen inches long and
contains 30 well-flled grains.
II Is estimated that his entire field, con-
sistinG Of forty acres. will average more
than 100 bushels to the acre. MIR. Jobe
70 the acre. and Gays he has cotton in
the same field that will make more than
q bale TO the ac.e. The belief Is that
along the Washita Valley. near hero. arc
many fields OF corn tina; will average not
less than sixty bushels. and some will
make from seventy 10 eighty bushels to
the acre.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
Have YouP Diamond Reset
IT MERNOD. JAcCARD 4 KINGS.
Catalogue frse) Broadway. cor Locust


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. July 3.-RrraI free delivery
service has been established to begin DC.
sober :. ~ follows:
N;sacur:-Euesae. Coie coc.aty; route Nc :
area covered twenty sSusrs r.ises. popu uatio
served. 80 O,~sn. Miller County. route No ;
sea covered. nineteen square niles: population
served. ss
1sxas-Blankes Brown County. route No 7:
area covered. .hsYty-two scuars mites; popu-
la,:oo served 81. Center. shelby county. ru.s;.s
Nos ard :: ara covered. fo:fv-s:eh: s;9a-
mile.: poy2LAtiDr served. ! - C.,o.c, G1a.a-
i-rs ccsur:y: routes Nns. and :: area ccy~,e.
n:.v-:wo square miles. popclasion pFve. sss
Car. fa.oia Cnsnty: route No. =: area COW
e->e. s-en;y saaare -r:!~s: population sery.S!
:. ARA corerei Sly SIX square .a.lss. ,opa,A-
.on se-,sS. ;-5e-
Rura, carriers appointed:
li.!nols-ceaarvii!e. Raa! Y Tar carrier.
sey b Soesr carrier. carries - sJ>-r Sub
r.e-. Y:1rh E. Kanp Substitute: Xeiso-e PaTk.
J e Rersn carrier. Jehs Piss.. substitute:
Pear City. Oscar Il Earnes: eAT-es. Rel
Kan.N.-Asena., P. stuart Carte. q
Samuel Paula substitute. Ari.Hs'o.. Ei.s- vii
barn eAsr'sr CA.a wibGFE svos:,s.s:
siss;:,u:e: n.yes;A. wiiiias. a Reehss car
-..- Eot~-s E.sAta sroes1tv;e- c.agA. wAl,es
Da,a.s carrier. RoT Is,.es substitute
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
FREE GAS At SAPUlPA l. 7.
War Between Two Companies Is
Benefit to Inhabitants
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Tulsa. I. T.. July :S.--There Is free gas
for all who want Il at Sapulpa. near here.
As the result Of q war between two corn.
panies owning municipal lighting plants.
and citizens Of that place use the natural
product without charge.
The John Smith OIL and Gas Company
and the Sapulpa Oil ana Gas Company
own wells near Sapulpa. and both CONF
menced TO pipe tho town at the same time.
Both have been completed several days.
In order to gain an advantage over the
other. Ons company allowed property own
ers TO tap the mains without charge for
gas. and the other company vas forced 10
do likewise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
ROOSEVELT SENDS
HIS BOOK TO FOLK
Writes Note on Fly Leaf Of "The
Strenuous Life" and COlnmends
Two Essays to Governor for
Perusal.



Je6erson City. Mo-. July A-0ovoF1oe
Joseph W. Folk received a message Of
cheer to-day from President Roosevelt In
the form Of . copy Of the President'S
book. Tho Strenuous LIFE Tho volume
came BY expsess from Oyster Bay.
,ho u ,,s,ay z ~ sea1 OF sne ocSk Vas ~%s.ssen %
writing Of the President:
To Governor Joseph ". Folk. with the
regard Of Theodore Roosevelt. July 8.
1S06. Dear Governor-Many Of the prob.
yems with which you and I have to deal
are In their essentials much the sRme
after all.
Perhaps you may be momentarily In
tesested In Two Of these essays. Latitude
". Longitude and Promise and Perform
ance. Sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Tho Governor was in his Office thi1
evening when Mr.. Rooyevelt's book ar.
rived Reading aloud the title OF the
hook. 1.-THE Strenuous Lie" Governor
Folk smiled and said:
Il know something about Il"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
GETS WHITE HELMETS CHEAP.
Street Department Buys Six Hun
dred ut q Bargain.

to supply employees Of tie Stree, Depart
ment for two years. were purchased at
a bargain: by the Commissioner Of Sup
plies yesterday. Tn. price of the head
N.i5 apiece less than the first helmets
bought by che city under Mayor Ziegen-
helms administration. Ave years ago-
The helmets were bOush, from tho
United States through an outsider. acting
for the Commissioner Of Supplies They
are as good as new. but did not conform
TO the regulations II the Government
Hearing Of the bargain tina; he was likely
TO cbta;an. Mr.. RcyC" went shopping by
proxy and secured the cn,irc lot at about
fourth the cost OF single years
supply.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
PRODUCE MEN ARE vAcAIING.
Railroad Gangs Wreckins Old
Row on Third Street.

Thru street commission men. y no were
given notice 60 va-atA about two months
ago by the Wabash. are gradually desert
Ing the properties that have been bust
ncss homes Ger the last decade. The rail-
road has been ~rcck.nS buildings for two
weeks. and day by day twc and three
produce merchants eT" vaca,irr
p NJ kicly. ore OF the largest peciu>e
men on Third street will vaca;. hi. pres
en-; property on Monday. and viii remove
20 Fourth street ana Franklin avenu. II
will take a; least two months. commission
men say. for the railroad men TO complete
on the new ra!lruad depo; VII! b begun.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
TO MAKE POLITICAL CANVASS.
Pliny Sopcr Engages Services OF
Land Office Clerk.
REPJBy!c SPECIAL.

Ardmore. I. T.. July :s.-Arthur O..
Archer. contest clerk in the Choctaw
Land Office at A;oka. has rendered his
resignation, 10 take effect Angus; !. Aft
er a brief vacation TO Ohio he will enter
the employ Of r. l.. Soper. Republican
National Committeeman. and begin the
work @: organizing the party thsouSeout
Indian Territory. preparatory TO the first
political combat which Will take pace
when statehood Is rscured
His first work will be TO secure a po-
Ntirai census of Indian Territory for the
Republicans His ONCE for time will
ha with Mr. Soper at vin:ta. but Will be
later removed to Muskc-ee. Where tho
permanent headquarters of the Republican
par:y WILL be- maintained.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
TO FINANCE GULF PIPE LINE.
Arrangements Made With Union
TrUs: COmpanv Of PiitsburC.

Independence. kas.. July :s.-I: IL an
nounced negotiations have been completed
IN E'if.sburE. Pa. by III" Melon Brothers.
the Cuc,ahys and the Shell Transpol'a-
ton Company. for the financing OF the
proposed pipe line 10 the Gulf Of Mexi-
co. with the Union Trust Company. "s
that city.
The pipe line will extend from hanuts
90 PORT Arthur. a distance Of 60 miieS
and will cost about $."oGsO
The company holds options on 1000 bar
re!s production and theSe expire next
week The plan II to close tise deal bv
Angus; l. Kansas producers are now in
fi.fsb,!rY for the purpose The Melons
have = 100 barrel refinery At Port Ar.
thur