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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

JEFFERSON BARRACKS NOTES

,,,r "a: dr"rr., -.i I 's;sy y S;n'e :..,:H: sas;
teen sbsnt ~iiauu. !cav. :or ten days
c5npsny c. .s ;s- I ar. .sr s F,9 S;asa.: Sas;'.
s. =; which post 'he f::s.ih in:aa;ry !;
-LL-a'.nan, r : Fly Fln.-n;s Cavalry.
Sin. os =: which POS; ,is Th.rtsea,S h rsv. rS..
-Ih: detail FOR sh. s.y sci'ovs: Cspsa:a ..
a., sn:,,s: ,:i fous;s.n:h caya!ry. o:a:.r Of The
ai.y. - s~rx..ns q Il. guard. r''' l. Ninth Cav
.SerS.sns Js-.rh o Murphy IN. bern ap-
s.rfr.n, ss. .s1 r..csa' Of E.a' MSsrg:n,
ssrssan; Of T'r"op l.. f1r-, .avs::y
,...I:.,n ? ". Gnnsy: 1h,rsi Cavalry hs.
-a i,~r'ps as.a M.i ss SapWn.ry Wy s'Is, osnc., r.
VII, T. c, s;-ta. h-d sery!ce. a:;.ai,nc . tTtsi
.: Tombstone. .A:iz-
w',,ar, :. r.T:ns..n; co,nranv p: IA.
."''I p, ra'n:'in . ' - an ..r-r; '--s-..s.r a.a
tha; branch u TIE service.
An Inventory ~ IN. .@.-:s - IN. ,s,.
a!.A.n:GT & :,; Iask-EI;.: TOP !. N.n,.. cav
Dee, d.:ai,,1! :o- thsf dG;,
-Ais,e.! I; s.s<.n:sa. com,Ar:- +. Ia. ,.sa.s
-H,,"n-a =. For, t:;ssn A..n. G Sp VI si.s,msn * man
'grrsTis served IN Troop - the Eighth Cav.
A,-y. and sas rnanv fr.ni- :n -. l..a:s
tn. :cI,s!ne re-rs.s. .-:o--.! a; :he POST
s.s.:a a.e.s' s:..n.aei NJ NJ nj. h.'f i.:. His
Ei~ar; Masters Evansville. iad: Wii!ia.n T.
i.Ady and N.Iiy T. risrr. M.rlp!.!-. Tenn
william, N..i"r,.. .so had ben drorr-.. =.
Usnc.r at Hrrrrh;s. Tenn S..i.n~ Rad r-..r
r..-'rt.: a. IN. EarrAcks. aai It Vas ;hcurh'
,ha: h- had deserted ~n... en- .uv:- T., :.is
SAT ir-..
-f.i.r::snan' = y. I-.ne. Ninth Cavalry
10 IN command 81 Recruit 'Iri;.a.y = cii's
,'Ai.sin I. ~. Cornish. Sirth Cavalry {. .r
i.cac he. -.ryice Conducting rrcfIIi:s :, 'he
:'h tANs!!S. ROW s;Ai.O:i"a =; Iort Apache.
Aiis
-'''r Vs. = Recruit 'a,r:g ~ - las been
srs6 - 'A- Seventy Th!ri ra-n..n- -
t'..-: ARTILLERY Nos s;a;.1.l-s. n. Sa-. Mon.ue
". AMI N.il leave IN. ;-'s- morrow .lr ais
s'.f2rr NeR 10 ~ ~S,-r. .a!i". ara ha>
fA.ir-
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h . powerful. invien6ating tonic. impart-
ing health and strength in particular
- tho OsRans distinctly feminine. The
los.i. vcm.nly health u 20 in,inoslyi
diseases Of the delicate w0maniy mRsna
arr eursA The y hole bady rains in health
and strength. For weak and aictiy
women Who are 'wOFn-0ut.' .run-d0Wn .
or debilltAts-s. esrs.sially for Women Who
work in stos~. ofite oF srhoolFo00. who
sis At tho typewriter q sewinG machine.
u heaS heavy hnuaeho.d burdens. and fos
Prescription has proven p1feee -
beaesit .scsuse IL its heslth-Eassosi'lG
anA strenReh- giving pcwsrs.
A. . soothing anil ssyeDgtheni0G nv.
inc. 'PAv01it2 Prescription IS un-
equaled and il invaluable tn allayinR ard
suhduing nervous escitabil!ty. iTY.tobil
isy. nervous exhaustion. nervous psostya-
tiOn. neu(Ale.s. hysteria. spasms. chosva.
0e ST. VitAs'. dance. ant Othef cistressin9
oeSv0ns sympsnms commonly atseodaDt
uDon functi0na! and organic disease of
the wo0anly organs IL Induces Ssfss4b-
Ing slsep and relieves mental anxiety Aasd
dsatnodency.
Curss obstinate cases. 'fssosits Pre-
scSipes0n ls . positive cure for tAe 0aAs
complicated and obstinate caaes Of 'fe-
male weakness" painful periods. ,HTeRn-
iasisies. proIsp.ns OF falling Of the peivie
oeIans. weak beck. heaYinR-do~B sensa-
ti0os. chronic eooQesetO0, in0an0ati0o
Aod uioefDst0o.
d. PSeScs'a medicines aes mads fsc0
harmless tut efficient medical 1o01o
focnd growing IN onP American foreBts.
The In2ians kaew u the mssvel00s cura-
tive value o: some ~ thee 1ooss and i'm
passsA that knowledge ~ sg0e OF the
fYiend.ier ~hisss. sad gradually sDme of
.h9 OGge progressive physicians co0e ~
;e&s and use them. and ever sioce they
have gyOUn in favor BY reAaoo % their
~opeT1R curative virtues and tAei1 aofo
and hASmle>s qualities.
YonP 6Yu94ists sell the sfAvoas7R Pm.
scnVTyo4 ana also :has f10ous AItero-
i've. h'ond IuriSes and stomaeh enate: the
CokDRx NEnscAL DssC0vKDY.' WTioo
d. pie1ce about y0s:r ease. He p On
.Ipegte0oe6 pAysieian Snd viii tseo3 ycur
ssso - cOo6dential and without eAarHp
'e1 e0g7aopUoAooee. Address hin q tho
IavalI6s' Hotel and SGsyical ln1eio9te,
3s9a1o. 3. r., os WA1eA = = 49, go
suls1D0 DAysiciaA
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ASKS FOR ST. LOUIS OFFICE.
Schrocrs Consults Shonts Regard
ing Canal supplies.

Tsshi--:or. D>c iS-Johr SShro>-s n:
=. i.cuts csiiec serN Y =. SSoass ~ TIRE
..'sr,ie, canal Ccrnmtss:cn to-day And
-rs~.i that = purchasing ssa,!cr :o- canal
supplies he established At 81. LOUIS Ar
Sson's ID 20; give = definite Answer OF
the point e.: promised that the claims q
50 l"E.s o,s!i - cs.ssc<.sd-
eJ~-eraI complain: - row made b. c.fes
az N. Middle W~xs .sat none % TIE canal
Ass-aess co,ses their gay. HeG York ee:s
N'nsos, III % ~ u - 1aic'a ne1 :Nas ger
Tan Ezes cf ecss!s ear ~ bought AL
ss.,Tsss n,oAs a.Sa ntaseo.s:y st q. Louis
Ccosse-Men;s ~ ASyaOAsV And csHeat q:
to a:Ho>e. ccoi4 - hc.1eA: - chaaeiy
rnoee e.rceoslicAl.y doWn the N.sssss got
E:ve- and ;hesce iron See Orleans 20
Panama
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FOR CIVIL SERVICE REF0RM.
Twen,yFifth Annual Meeting Of
League Opens in Milwaukee.

Mi!0aI De-. 1.-THE sss-.y-He:h
annual meeting of ,h. National Ciy.i-Sery-
To- Reform Lssgss opened In Milwaukee
ahesnce .: a>cr.:sry q ,a~ Navy Chsr ..
A. BonApA.ss. Obo OA- 70 have s>sc she
chic: speaker ~ sse co-y~niion u 10 aid
90 haze been she hrst = sns IN twenty -sy.
y. arr. GS sfnre sss i-aEus vas o:gAa.xers
ihA: M BonaSA9.. has not ben ore-ea;
o: shN A:Evai GATHERING.
The a-s: public meeting 0as he'd :sfs
tee reform IN 'he West Was treated ey
papefs by samuel 4. 3pA.!tng of W,econ-
"a. Wyiiian y. Novi:on % Hl.nc4.. 4 .
Hasyison of Kansas Ct:y an1 oshSSa
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Insurance WITNESS
IS EMBARRASSED
Provident Savings President
Asks Committee for Protection
Equitable Debt Disputed.

New Ycrk. Dec. la-Dwine The insgr-
ancs INVESTIGATION to-dsy Edward ".
Ssost. PRESIDENT Of the PIovident eavinss
appeal to Chairman ". Armssfon8 Of the
lnvestseatinG Committee to exclude from
the hearing certain statements bearing Ola
surancc SOciety. Of which he was former.
" Australian agent.
Charles K Hughes. counsel Of the In
scott whether. the Equitable LIE A.sur.
Snce society had not . claim Of 0Seeee
Mr scott At ars. declared that there
sAr: auxhss presented letters that passed
between NJ. Scott and President Alex
ander On tha, subject ia lseI. in which
make n formal admission in writing that
his accounts with the society. showing
balances Of Ss.ss: due the society. were
In one letter President Alexander wrote
that 1fr. Scott had accepted the accounts.
Nr Scotts letters 70 President AlexAnje:
proposed a conference. hut mad. no ad-
missions n to TIE acceptance Of the &C.
counts.
APPEALS TO COMMITTEE.
WheE these letters had been read Pres
auent Scott made An earnest plea to the
foreign to the investigation. He declared
that he had been pursued by enemies for
several years: tha: In 1:sS ne caused tho
4
engaged with the Equitable Life Assur.
aEce Society to deliver 20 1: records stolen
from the Provtdent Savings Life Assur.
a!lce society: that a ;fattOrous bOokkee!ef,
who VAS In league with this man. vas dis.
missed from the PrUviden; society's en-
plOy. and that Il vas In connection with
IN. se matters that his sAir SCOTIA re-
lat:ons with III. Equitable were reported
{" the Committee and In a spifit Of re.
veaGe.
SCOTT REFUSED TO SETTLE.
Though Nr. Hughes did not discover
Just what the Equitable SOciety's claim
against Mr.. Scot; was based on, he
brought OUT from HIM the statement that
the E9uitabl. Society Rad made .uch a
claim upon him: and that Mr. Scott re-
fused to settle IT,
Another incident in the testimony Of Mr.
Scott was his statement that when he
bought control Of the Prov!.ient savings
Life Assurance SOc!e,y's stock h. used
S5.Vp. which had been lent ~ that COM
pany 20 twO II ;ts agents. in order 70
enable the m 10 buy lSO shares cf its stock
They did not buy the stock and Nj.
Scott said he took over the loan and de-.
Nvered TO the society a promise TO turn
over TO II ls9 shares of it's stock wl,en
he got III. stock. II IL now held hy a
trust Company. to whom he s:;ll owes So.
See. which he borrowed to buy II.
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TRAVELLING IN WAR TIMES.
Mrs. r. II. Hull 10 lescrils. Over
land Journey in Earlv uavs,

Journey IL wagon rr",., -. Louis -
Texas during the r~-!nf - ;t" CIVIL Ua-
~as r'-t-k~'i ~ man. unusual experiences
Ard M-s y d HUI "a >- i.o,.is woman.
MO made On" "f -E"Sc Journeys - 70 re-
late some q: her Interesting "reminiscences
AZ Ss u-~l meeting - -" Missouri. Ills
to-i-.l Society. No $50 iuru.. street TO-
-isE,
Nj Uui "a -r~rA-r ~ tho wey:-~s.
daN Club Rf'! a. entertaining speaker
Gerard for s". a. authority on G-o'oGy
aT1 archaeology. will te!. o. h.s r--.r.
Go q .-sl ss'orro!sSa-ce n ST LOU 3
County
TIE -aEs.lrr u: :h~ Historical Society
~I - ric1 r.X; SUNDAY Afternoon :-or,;
TO . o, SIX
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E.0Pes WITH HIS SECRETARY
81. Louis Clairv"yant We'ls Whit,
ing. Ind. Girl.

Hammond. lad. Dec. IA G.. L/,u!s
ci.'FN Cyan. kuna1 il.-. rs Professor Fell.
s.ope,i from EN.i.'.g act night With M..S
Nan. E.a'nE. 81 ir-;t. 'sy"af-oli sill. hs
had recently Engaged TO at d his p:!-
:1f. .ta-y
tn. coupe ven: - Chicago. whore they
were :ns:r..i bv . 1uE:ic" O. the psarS.
MrS Bell f.o..fie-. i~T yArs.f= 3" l.ti-:
to-day % he. acton and that she MAS
eo.-x to- - Louis Win he: husband.
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father cRlalMEl lSlaAN
ASSIGNED TO ORlSSANT.


The Reverend Father Joseph ssrniIac!s-
man. =. J. lat" provincial os "a" -. Louis
PROVING" "f Jesniis. has been assigned ."
th. f-cto:ship Of the E.yIti.f. and Eo,:se
Of St.,;i.- IA fT.TissaI.t.
This off," Was hs:! by tie N"vy Rev
ef-Gi ra'h.r So-.."r. = j. uho sue
ces,i-i Father G-!mns;sn,an az provincial!
Mex 10 shat ns ii. provincial tho o!!!ce
.s '"rs.d.--I oa- cf ~. Most important
IN She society a. :h. !r"r.nb.nt has IL
:"ct s,s.s ,v!s..I a.: IN" H.vic.s upon whonn
IN" fu.ur. %: the of,.sr d-y-Ids
Father s.t.'-ilc,sfnaE will Also hare
rh.rz. 9: IN. '-'f.ar,s. a.: those JssuisS
who h.y. jus h."a ordained ard az" pur-
suing further .'J..;"s 70 ~ them sc- the
N.;l. - ~" -. 'c-v.
80 ans VIII l.. made - 'h" STAN O!
81 i.ru.s Fjv"TSify rU-H H.It .unm"r.
AID b: is bot l'Eeiv that ;h"r. VIII De- an:
T.G.C3! transfers.
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INSURANCE eUREAU ILLEGAL.
Texas official DECIDES Antitrust
Law WNuld Isc Violated.

&H~f!n 10 tS~. is-the As.o.-ey
."""-E department bod .hs. sh- pro-
r-$T- "E-satfs,."r - Texas i-sI-ar-s
buSs.t. ~"sl1 D. II T;niA''o1 q. 'he arti-
riG ass lengthy cftricn :s Sorci. .isd
A. fci cys
Thl- t>s .a,~ =. -. tA:a cc-2ei~ssi
~ - S..r-aI - Sh- ~. - an cCsasr
s~- 80 ~ - H,ys-@r; sra, TIE CSC %
=, rs:a's. s-S SKI. - rr-ri-e ~ ,.A:A
~ 80 c-- Es-i s0' i.> adoption and us.
hE tNr tfg-..G rI.xnt 10; - ar .Ssr.s
Ncs.f = sSsr' e~--pta~ h 1rsit..S.:on %
s,-'- t.s; e-4;I aAs~ rr- !ts ps.-,S-ss Sr3
e-a-4.S sous.!~ss --<uic IA '.-ssaS G corp
:t,-s aE3 - rAirk .-i maintaining
rNss,
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LIQUOR SHIPMENTS ILLEGAL.
Iowa supreme Court Say. g. q. u.
s'onSirumensS Ar, Against Law.

r-s Mci-~s Ia. I~r III. 10 ifi~-s'
- sN.x 'f;ass- Ir;r5 .cSa- g ~ = s-s
'rr purchasers csr as,-:rs-t re-uNr- .s-
.nc,..y .a-r r,sEi :c- jsh. lk.so- Accord
'rs :, .iscss!cn - tse ;o~s Si:-~s-~
''.7l,r- -o-asy
TA- .s-s-,.:-- Nas II 80 srse - s-N-
- t'rr - Srh'its E-sA'-S Tor r>a-r 60
zsas~ ard fs- cr.s-t kNi.ts ia. fse
6--o@-. rrls<. r~s--a s ss pa3 .1- S~~-
-hirr~s. e. tianf'igoa - i--s cee,'y 4
~ = t,s. ccuTt hoit:rG ;s-s . >tcix:isa
- ss- ---s:.--r Fs~
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MISSOURI EDITORS TO MEET.
81. Louis Nay BE- Chosen bv .As.
sncilfion'S Executive ROdy.

N.zlco. so. Doc is-w'l,iam EOysh-
eer JF s1i'o- % '!ie in.SeC~.ccnce. No.
Examiner and p:~.i:~nt oS The Missouri
Pr-~ Association. has called a meeting
q Vie Es.ou'i." Committee ~ The Lac
isS~ Eo:si, n -. g.ot..s On Morcsy morn
Ing p~~~.rt~r ~ a. o-riocx
II. ohJsc, % :h~ meeting is 20 Arrange
:o- a.. WRITER meeting 81 the Press As
Louis either "a Jsnoafy o: February.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
ENGLISH CABINET MEETS.
Probable bate FOR Parliamcnt's
Dissolution January :.

London. Dee i.-Th" Csm:s~,- gsa.e--
-ns. cASins. s.li SO --s. meeting az
yrsO-l:,C street .; noon sc-5sv TO discuss
Re immediate rroG-am-r. az :Se Govern
:-.rt a-t particularly - ax 4 date -
January tc- ;n~ 1isso.g-.a- % Pa-.iar,sr:
:--;s.-a:cry - = Se-s.a! s,sctscr
1rs-s - rsc~c- fn s~l!-.s tEst January
zsx the .ss.s s.i.c:~Si
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CAPITAL STOCK Sl.o00.ooo.
Peters Shoe Company Applies for
New Artrl.'s ~ Incorporation.

sss F-.s-s $50 ,r--.A-y. vNs-s ~as
s-se t-rslT f~srsf-st rrz--e~-. Az aKS = = !
Q .,S<ts' sscs-i - 80 - S~..~e<a. -:
Scc f-r2'F-- - 80 zsftrs-s sf.h cr,-.s.
s.u-rs g :, sc M ISe -AEAfzi sleek os -.
-@CN--- l-s~- ;-s sr<-"-. shs-ts- -
Sne so '--s 80 H-~srs - ts eGs.zrss AAS
r~-~~tsi-i t----
To- s's'r-s So ,crgSr. Sss !>Er skc-
sres~s n =, Z. - A. arue .sc'--N IN SsT-
ns-- ~ r. -.~ sA.-s~- sai - So
. tern q fs,> s~ars a.. ,s~ aste..tz-si
sscss hss e~<s sss-eTssea o is< -:
aSSsAkA.SnsA
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BURR MCINTOSH LECTURES.
official Photographic ~ Taft Ex
I-,ii;ion Speaks.

wss'iugfg- !l.-, = BUR- NsIr,r a.
p, sh.s Nat oral fA-a-.r rSi@ .F'.r-;cN,r 30
fore - is:sr a'sa representative s1fs--r~
.fs .uhfcsr vas WITH .'''r~.a-y Taft n
-. ,ir..a,
Two hgpivs-, h~su: tg,-v-yu'rrr~s views
shown Nj A.,~-u.F, pT. .h~ %.
'tsi ysot"Ers,ssr s:rh Secretary -ss: Arss
Carft 90 thr fNilirptns<
- -rrs-y Ard Nrs Tai. ar! Miss Aii-~
Roosevelt; sn.' ;s-tT n-B-4ri..i raaeS Ar.:e
"a. auditorium ~. H''e-i ~i:h t.o>. ,so-,-
t.rpc In So al ans political he
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Slch harTr 'r-.-'r-s- G'-s-a1! - r
rad c. sl-h esSy ,rsy:i' terms. cone AID
s~ss- sccs~-rr. s.5Cs .s Haeh-s:-A!s
TsfcA~s R-ss. Ea--t1SS. Ero.ncsss S;.t3e-
- Sc.:r1s s;E compete e.o-k 90 ev
~ t-naG--ss.e r~-~s-zl o-1ams-: sry~a
sr.-. evening 'hrcuxn I~csmssr us;i. q
= q Gail .o-t.Ay. I-n:.!s Bros & Co =:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15
TAlaAlE NAN IS R0ssEn.
Robert Ward Reports Hold Up
ard ASSAULT 10 Police.

f.oAer: Mart . ho.-sAyas,e -aaa YecoS:-
Cd =" tire ,l''ce that ~ "a: t.en Rid up
b. -" s'1husyr,~a Ss the come: "
Broadway an. spruce ssreess- ~ An carly
hos: Yesterday morning ard yo0bed q
CS Ts~ men also struck him on the
head With . Trick ard forc-3 htm 20 sub
nj: sn besns sobssd ~ shs point of . re-
So:.e?.
Wane sas taken 70 the City DssDesaasy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

An inventory OF the estate -! Thomas A.
S:s.id!ard. filed In probate yesterday Gc-
sCritses hve lots In csbAnne and = pe,-
son.ll estate of C1.JaS.s.
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CHARGES CORTELIOU.
WITH fAvOR|T|Sm.
Stone Wants to Know Why y. 8.
L. Publication Does Not En-.
joy Second Class Rate.
EASTERN COLLEGES GET n.
Committee Agrees That Cities
Under c.0OO Will Not Re
Considered for Public
Buildings.
EASTERN COLLEGES GET n.
TIE Eepab..c Bureau.

Watt Building. ls:S and r streets
Nashiaston. Dec. la-Eenatcr Stone TO.
Postmaster General Corieiyou inforn,a:.oa
as 10 whether coiiege n.blIcatioYs are car
.,s.: !i IA the rails and IL amy discr.msna-
gin. % AZ +. pisc'iSsd II this esass cs mara.
Ai';-nni Association q Missouri State Uni.
vsss:ty The Alumni Association p.in,s ,
monthly paper but cannos get sec,nd-
similar s.sociation. sA isrvs9s sssa'F'sis Yale
brown. Michigan and other of the big uni-
se!.i;!s. do get the privilege. Here.
Pebble 6.i,as.s..
R"pr,seniatire Bartho'dt of 81. Louis
nAs called :or Tomorrow the first mee..
mite: % which he is chairman. The
committee rrobably win d-ter,.:i.- on a
lnncy that VII Involve the rejection Of
uia'ion. ON the ground ths, il i. much
more economical! FOR the Government 20
.ent under such conditions than TO build
an, ana nalnt:;in z special structure. Sch 4
lnEcv would strike "u, most Of the pro-
po.eu public buildings acoroprtations now
a,vaiiced by Missouri COnsressrnen ON
.Iie other hand; the plan would leave more
cities " " e
Nr Rartholdt has not vet talked with
sst~"nkes s,!"A,.s cannon about passing q pubic
understood to be againS, Stil Hut prob
ably her. for one Tim. ne wfll he forced
=" rec-sis. q. the members ~ili revolt Il
tEsy do no, have the chance to DO some.
thing for their districts.
WOoo6 EHae0A PeosSoos.
Representative \. p. Murphy Of Missouri
10 day introduced Till providing tina, the
pension act of June -. 1870. b< extended
tn INCLUDE che officers and enlisted men
ns each and every company ard org a MIA
hon OF militia. rangers or home guards.
ny whatso"ver name known. organized for
the defense Hs the Union In Missouri
curing the war ne the reb.,.io who
served ninety days or more and wer. hon
ossbiy cisc charged
Carthage PObDlr O00O6aog.
senator Warner to-day introduced a hin
providing f"r an appropriation of $40, go
Tor public building at Carthage, No.
Approves -. Joeeph App1Seosioo.
RI:PrBI.ic SPECIAL.
%ashirs'on. Dec. 1.-THE Comptroller
~ ~. Currency to-day approved an ap-
p!icai:o': 10 organize tire RuYn.s Na,torll
Eank "f Sc. Joseph. Mo- with a capital
"f S-".S The application was indorsri
by Lewis q. I:ur:"s. - Joseph. James X.
Fu-n.s. 4. Johnston. J. u. Richa.dsca
and J. II. McCo.d.
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cha>cs - tee heE~s>~S.- p-sUav
a.t -nt-t.-'p -s-s. N eSs.. % .~sA-
.snsT.s 49, ~nt ,hsri Tuesdays - -acF,
mo5;h 80 "a; >Sue sirk-s. c.Ai va
's- u T. Z n Ey :rVn SA-.ys-off
-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

Sa1ed aSpesies0 ase valEnowa = hansl
whesp Spaghetti = naAe - aStic3e u
1aisy dset. epasbseti-and especially
yanst Bsand spasAees,-Sssms the ba.il
for % many deashtfully appetising dishea
that one never tires oe loses the appeeite
Tor this moot nouEtshing q foods. FAuaa
Brand Spaghett h pre-eminently . home
0bo-caesE. Ec.Sitjous. tasty ana excep-
tSonally economical The following recipe
is only one Of . number contained in CD:
free bookIet-we send e 70 snyooe on re-
quest. Try Faust Brand Spaghetti With
Tomato Eauce.
Isec.pe-t.ss.: takiag dish: pu. IN . layef si
boiled Faust Spaghetti. then . layer ~ Tomato
.aoce: add successive lsyers of SDoGhet:t and
Trn,st0 szuce ;.ii the dish IL ;ieari. full. Hav>
-" tos layer 81 Tomato saauce. Brown In q
10y quick oven So- i've minutes. serve bel
and ssass Ess,sd Ps-.r!ssn os Diam Cheese. "a
hc added accof:irS 20 ssss-
Buy . Scent package to-day and you
will boy lo-cen. package to-morroW.
Faust brand Spaghetti IL sold BY a!
leading yroce.s.
MACLL HEoTHERS ST. LOUIS. NO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-15

soetoo9e pObuer 00oo600G.
senator Warner to-day introduced a bill
providing for an appropriation Of Sitss 10
Tor public building at Carthage. No.
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s14 5o0s15 clear s1sas5 % BEEF steady quoted
Mess S0GS9 So family, s1Z9S13; packet. SllQSl2 extra
India mess sl6dS1S. BEEF HAMS steady; quoted. SEQ
S23 90. DRESSED HOGS hrmi quoted: Baoonsss e,sei
CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies steady; quoted: smoking,
TIC; 10 10. 7Aa7Ac: II ID, 71se "A No. &c; Picked
shoulders nominal; quoted az 518@6c Picked hams
steady quoted at sMGS&c. TALI1Ow dull; city, 4esc;
steam, 72oc; Middle West prime 6sSqe DOC City lard
steady: quoted CSC. Refined lard quiet; quoted;
South America 75c continent, 1850 Brazil kegs Toe;
con pound quieti quoted at 4AUoAc Stearlne STEADY
RICE-The market showed frmness. but l. was
Talmage New-Oreans, telegraphs Louisiana
crop movement TO date follows: Receipts rough
1855 ia sacks against 7034o last year sales cleaned
with ma ket strong end demand good Tanage Charles
ton. telegraphs Carolina movement to date: Re-
80 $50 bbs sales 49, 4oS bbls with improved de-
mand. Quotations follow; Domestic. ordinary; 3q3&c;
4A@5hc; Patna 54sa5zc: Japan foreign. nominal;
do domestic 2sQ3%c Java 4isd5sc; Rangoon IN bond
2k02%c
sUGAR-Refned sugar was dull with prices,
per FOR Cur loaf and crushed. else; mould
4. a4oc cubes, $780, XSt9lX. powdered. 62oc pow
eered powdered and fruit powdered 6l5c; Eagle
confectioners granulaed $780, Eagle and
70 bags OF tine granusted, 6.20c; Eagle fine
lated. standard graduated and diamond A. 605c con-
Petitioners A 5e0c; No 5T0c; Nos and g. 565c; No
: 555ci No .. 550e No 6. 5.45c: No {. 540c: No s,
505c; No 13 1850; Nos IL 10, 4.90c. The London
market for beet sugar firm and unchanged with
March and April quoted at 14s bad. The local market
however dull weak and nominal. with
anc duty paid prices follows; Centrifugal
s6 test, at 4Ac; muscovado. 50 test 4Ac, and
lasses sugar. SO test &c The stock in the United King
dom is 1900 tons, against $4,000 tons time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York March IL 1905
REEVEs-Receipts were 60 cars. 1O34 head incIud-
cars for the market with held over Yesterday
Feeling steady reported light arrivals for "Wednesday
trace Dressed beef duh laTt quotations. Liver
pool and London cables steady for live cattle and sheep
me Kansas city Tor Bristol takes Loo cattle shipped
by F. Hunlnsett Tomorrow the viii take 4OOO
quarters OF beef. divided between
pany and the Swift Beef Company.
CAIAF ES-Hecepts were 1l9 head, all the market
and 20 head arrived late yesterday also
pens for sale Demand fair and prices fun steady Ordi
little calves or barnyard stock for calves
were steady City dressed veals
per 10 country dressed from &c I0.zc choice
carcasseF scarce and bringing 11q1llAc.
SalesH. Il. Hollis: co veals 1875 10 average at SIS so
per 100 10; As do. 127 10. at IS ..
B. w OTIS & CO.: 70 vealS, 142 10, IS 80; %
70. at So; q do, 1870 n. at sc so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts wers Tall late yester-
day. l1s cars 55 head, and. with cars held over
from previous arrivals. there AZ
few sheep in the sold prices.
slow, and one held Common prime sheep
sold at 81 21S6 per 100 10; good prime lambs at
S. l2sq$S go Dressed mutton slow at Szq1O1hc per no
dressed lambs al 3s9I3c; country dressed spring lambs
drner for PRIME with the whole range quoted al sac
so 90 per carcass.
Sass-Newton & Co.: i72 Ohio lambs rs N average
IS 90 100 10; 215 State - 10 at IS I2h state
sheep lao No. at So ewes and bucks. 12z 10. at So
HOGS-Recepts were Is cars or ASH head including
half for the market. Feeling steady. Good to
prime State hogs qU0teble at IS 50G5 G5 per
choice light pigs exceeded quotations Country dressed
hogs steady at per ID for heavy to light weights
sales-Newton & Co.. State hogs 16s 70 average. at
So so per 100 n.
TobIn Shannon date yesterday) State hogs. III ~
at
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sosToN Wool MARkEr.

Boston, March l4-Consdering the season. the wool
market u regarded strong, the only
shown IN lots hitherto held al prices above going
rates Trade Is duh for all grades OF
manufacturers showing tendency hold on Territ0s
woods are quiet at steady Pulled are easier
There Is better situation In foreign grades Ieeang
suotstons follow; Ohio and PennsS and above
S4QSse; * 5C3le; No /. S6g3Tc No = 3I13Sc: nne IN
washed 24ez5e; quarterback, unwashed soc; three
eignths blood SOaSJike halfbiood 33Oc unwashed de-
laine, S6isQa1e- Iichigan-Fins unwashed ~ l22e.
quaterblcod unwdshed .5oc. thrVe-eighths blood 9O
hsfoood 2sg29e unwashed delains 25q2Gc. Kentucky
bleed ana quarterhiood 500
lie. hne medium iSisQiec medium 22aaSc: low, ~
9l1n <sg<4e wyoming, me; l7eatsisc. heavy me
Is5 me 135 medium medium 2sa2ic low
ine. lo8lss Inc medium Il u 9iSc. medium c2ae. low
medium x5g 4e Dakota me. 1sGi9c: hue medium isa
me shoes zlqzZc line average. t962nc: hre medium
choice. s3Q &c. 4N' ~AA-AA