St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 18

BAILT ABB BESPAT. 15 CESTS WEEK. ggfflhOTg, gt. gS 0gpgp3fcfl. ulg 29,1895.

OJLILI AH If SUHDAX, 15 tCEUTS A W112L NEGRO LYNOHINGS. PDLLED HIS hiskebs. SECRET SOCIETIES. IS Cmalable Oehler Drags Hair Out of Con Competition for the Grand Council to Ida B. Wells Dsfends Her Mission England.

Prixe, Legion of Honor. stable Keller's Beard East Side Xews. Constables Morltz Oehler and Harrison D. Keller had a personal encounter near Eleventh street and St. Louts avenue yesterday.

It Is alleged Keller brandished a cane. Oehler grabbed him by his flowing gray beard and pulled out a small bunch of hair. The encounter was the result of a mlsonder. SHI CLAIMS THAT BLACK MEW AS! FBEFAfiATlOffS JOB THE ROYAL ASCA. ITUK WATEBXSLOV BAHQUET.

HANGID FOB THB CKIMK3 Of WHITE. Ixoarilon of Ordsr of Chosen Friends The Story of Miller Sxscutlon at Bard- standing about a financial matter. Oehler afterwards caused the arrest of Keller, and the latter stated that he would prosecute the whiskers-puller. XtwL. of H.

Oounoll at Beaton (Station Hon. Charles F. Joy to Bide an Arcanum Goat Entertalamanta Ahead wall, Cited as Cti Whin an Xnnoeent Xegro Was Mobbed and Killed Harah Words About Some Hon. W. Rod en berg.

Deputy Consul of the Modern Woodmen, will deliver an address White Womea of the South. on "Woodcraft," to-morrow night at Hume, 111. Sldeumzner Dolnga at the Ledgaa. Lafayette Council. No.

193, A. L. of re celved four applications at the last meeting. Peter Mumbower has been appointed a Nrw York, July 29. iaa B.

Wells, who recent! returned from her lectarlng police patrolman, to fill a vacancy caused Several initiations will take place at the next meeting. The Miss Tallybo degree will by the suspension of Officer Edward Mullen. tour la England, where she endeayored to frank Koberts was arrested by ponce um- arouse public sentiment against the lynch cer llealy yesterday on the charge of steal be conferred. This Is a new side degree just out. Companions of sister councils are Invited to attend.

ing a watch from Menge's saloon on West ing of negroes In the South, left this city yes- day for Anacosta. D. C. waere she will be Broadway. Wins Lou.

a Chinese laundryman of Mis The meetings of Myrtle Council, No. 993, souri avenue, applied to the police yesterday for protection, claiming that he was con the guest of Frederick Douglass. She will confer with him in regard to continuing In this country the agitation of the question to are well attended. Miss M. Shea and Miss Rose McCarthy, formally of Alton, but sow stantly annoyed by hoodlums.

Misses Stella and Bessie Lewis go to Sandoval this week to visit their grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Kean. which she Intends to derote herself. residents of St. Louis, are among the society belles of Myrtle.

Previous to her departure she gave the following explanation of this statement, which Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Rosti have returned Des Peres Council. So. 1029, (Is making from Okawvllle.

after snendlnsr a week at was printed In an interview with her the baths. Rev. A. M. Duboe of the Bantlat Church Thursday: "I wanted the moral support of that wise.

Christian nation (England), when i lSltev lliml IMI ill RSI 1111 111 PillllrerB ffi'i! HPo Rlifeiui -r- -rLll" ML 'HI Igjrlgytiajrirjnrri-w i ji tivrrnn ermimm has gone to Waterloo to conduct special meetings. Mrs. Kate Hennessv and daughter. Miss things lively in Carondelet. Col.

Jack P. Richardson is among the members of Des Peres. Daniel Webster Council, No. 67S, is commencing to make preparations to capture the Grand Council prize. Myrtle, Gar rat I should demand In this country that the ne Annie, leave this week for Europe.

gro should have a fair trial when charged Miss Maarrle Kean and Miss Avnes Douglas with crime, and not he made the scapegoat of a white man's crime or a white woman's of Sandoval were the guests of Mrs. Richard Lewis last week. Miss Julia Bucklev has gone to Denver. falsehood. Lafayette, Des Peres and Future will take a hand In the race.

The Grand Secretary Col. John A. Sloan, will soon send out notices of the Institution for a month's stay. Miss Ada Hronson of St. Louis Is visiting "What I meant by the words Quoted above," said she, "is that I desire England Mrs.

Josephine Fuchs. J. P. 1'eterson. residing at Illinois avenue to demand for the colored people the Justice and Eighth street, was overcome by the heat of a new council at Beaton Station.

Victoria. Delmar and West End Councils have consolidated. Other councils are ex which has been denied, when we have made yesterday. Dr. r.

Boswell has returned from a trip to Evansvllle, lnd. pected to do likewise within the next few the demand for ourselves. I repeat that the negroes should not be made a white man's scapegoat or a white woman's victim. It 1 EIILETILLl XEWS. only necessary for a white man to blacken hi fare when he commits a crime to throw weeks.

To-morrow evening Lafayette Council No. 19 will hold Past Chancellors' night with Past Chancellor J. J. Sehaab In the chair, at Its Candidates Before the St. Clair County the suspicion on the first negro he meets and follow him up until he Is lynched.

The white Democratic Convention. The Democratic Convention to be held in nan, corner or Mntn and Arsenal streets. A general Invitation has been given to all mem- St. Clair Couaty In September will nominate bars of the Legion. The SDeclal features of candidates for the State Senate and.Leglslat-ore, and also for county offices.

There are numerous aspirants for places on the legislative and county tickets in the field at the programme will be the Olympla Quartette. Paragon Quartette, Phoenix Musical Club.Mr. A. L. Burger, violin soloist, Mr.

Wm. Kllnge, banjo soloist. Mr. O. c.

Pfeffer of Lafayette Council, and Mr. P. c. Aiurphy of present, and the number may be considera bly augmented before the conven tion Is held. The candidates already In the field are: Henry Setter of Lebanon and W.

H. Snyder of Belleville, for Senators: Joseph Miller of Clair and Fred Kern of Belleville, for legislator: Benjamin Boneau iiyae rsrr. in tneir set-to. and a surprise by Messrs. Hammer, Karl.

Heltz and stocker. Supreme Recorder W. H. Hofmeister and Eugene McQulllln will visit the St. Joe Council and exemplify the ritual at a special meeting ot the council held for this purpose next Monday evening.

This council has commenced under very favorable auspices, and promises to be a strong factor In the Legion id the Western part of the State. Representatives are at work In Hannibal upon a charter list. Encouraging reports have been received from the new councils recently Instituted in Kansas City, Jefferson City and Sedalla. At the last session of the Supreme Council ample authority was conferred upon Supreme Chancellor Dr. K.

M.King to vlgor-onsly push the organization of new councils throughout the State. i-aaios or bosdr Mrsxtsos. Alpha Council. o. Meets Twenty-eighth ana eiiui i wiring and Charles Knlspel of Bellevllie and James J.

Rafter of East St. Louis, lor County Judge; James O. Baker of Lebanon and Albert Goelltz of Belleville for Treasurer: Peter Jollray of liellevllle and J. D. Langiev and John Enrlght of East St.

Ixuls. for SherltT; Philip Rheln of Belleville, for County Clerk, and rharles Carmody of Mascoutab, for School Superintendent. Frminrrinim OFFICE AND SALESROOMS OF THE criminals of the South know that no investigation will be made when suspicion is thrown on a negro. No opportunity will be given a black man. The real criminal has only to lead the mob, nor rest content until the man he has accused Is dead.

Thlt is what we mean by white men making scapegoats of the negro. "I will tell you the story of one lynching which I have investigated and which fully covers the point. On July 4 of last year two white girls named Ray were found murdered near Bardwell, Ky. The bodies lay In a clump of brash within calling distance of their home. The father of the girls had been Instrumental In securing the conviction and sentence of two white men to prison for the murder of a white woman.

As no clue could be obtained they decided that a negro was the murderer. Bloodhounds were secured and the country was scoured. A bine coat was found near by. The hound followed the trail to the Ohio Klver and jumped Into a ferryman' boat. The dog was ferried across the river.

The trail was again found and followed to the cottage of a white farmer about 100 yards from the river. The dog refused to go further. "In the meantime a negro was arrested in Missouri who refp.sed to get off a Irelfht train on which be was steailnsr a ride. His name was Miller. Three gold rings were found on his person.

The people decided that he was the negro wanted at Bardwell. The therllt was notified and tne Kentucky IWE I WE lOPEN i i iwram iHOTTOTJin rrarrrwi jtti rrmnrnTi mu mmmimm namimnm umi mnmu i hi ii nun iim mmi mn i iTiirn 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i it 1 1 i i beorge Kotz. John Schmidt. Henry Heine- man and Peter KIppllnger have returned from Chicago, where they attended a meet lUrrlN EAT 1 Fourth ing of the Grand Lodge of the Order of the AT 1 Fourth Sons of Herman, held Wednesday and Thurs day last. Thlrty-flve lodges were repra- sented at tne meeting and the reports pre AND 1st.

seated showed these figures for the past year: State membership, 2.100; sick benefits paid, death benefits paid, Stl.OOO. The following Grand oncers were elected Washington avenaes, first and third TDnrsdaTS. Iuytnq COCKC1L. No. 1.

Cbannlng avenue and OIlye street, second and foarta Tuesdays. Carondelet Council. Ho. 3. Main anC Haven streets, seeond and fourth Fridays.

AND 3 1 1st. 1 John G. Schalz of Chicago President Gustav Northeast Corner Fourth and St. Charles Streets, Charles 1 Monofsgy of Chicago First Vlce-Prasldent: I Charles Henry Helneman of Belleville Second Vice-President; Rudolph Keliinghausen of Chi nf5 1 cago Secretary; G. A.

Mueller of Chicago Financial Secretary; Jacob Flack of Chicago Treasurer: Oscar Jander. Christian Muth list tBiuiimiunis officials chartered a train and started for trtin.iwiiuul svkostnwn with a mob. Contrary to law. t. SnrifT took the nrlsoner Into Kentucky with nut mnnlsitlon miners.

The mob too; th man back to Bardwell, where a heavily armed crowd awaited his arrival. Be -r- train on th WE WILL Positively have the Finest. WXTiTi Beyond question, have the largest Aentuckv de of the river had told the ferryman In whose boat the dog had Jumped, that be bad caught the negro and If the ferryman failed to identify the prisoner MykePauk Council. No. 4.

Eleventh and Franklin aveuaei, becoiid and fourth FrKavs. Fhakklis COC-NCIL, A.O. 8. Thirteenth and avenue, second and feartn Tuesdays. M.

Lons Cot "ncil. 6. tanning avenue and Olive ttreet, lint and tblrd Menders, Wioi Ksd Cocncjl, Ho. 7. Leoaard and Eastan avenues, first and third Saturdays.

Kikkwood Council, Jio. 8. Klrkwood, first and tblrd 1 uesdays. Compton Kill CorrL. NO.

9. Jefferson and Park avenue, first and tblrd Tuesdays Vic roui a council. No. 1 I larrl.en avease aaa Olive street, second and fourth Tuesdays. Iuwue cocxcil.

No. 11. Eik Hail, Tenth and Pine streets, second and fourth aturdars. Gkovk council. No.

IT. Benton Motion, sec-end and foartb Tuesdays. Commercial council, Ko. 18. Foarth street and Franklin avenue, first and third Wednesdays.

Stella council, o. 14. Broadway and Benton street, second and fourth Mondays. Bosafahte council, o. 15.

Btf erson and Ln-eas avenues, second and fourth Saturdays. rV ebstek Council, o. 16. Webster Groves, first and tblrd Ixcelsiob Council, Wo. 1 7.

Leonard aaa Easton avenaes. first and ttiird Tuesday. Jvanhob Council, No. 1-5. Garrison avenue aad Olive street, seeond and fourtb Tbarsdavs.

Lafatkite Council. So. 19. EijUth and Arsenal streets, every Monday. Delmar Council.

No. 30. Vandeventer and Washington avenaes, second and fourth Tuesdays. Tower Coa ncil, No. 21.

Twentieth and Blssell tAfTT.T. It would be clear to the moo tnat as ne aog THE REMOVAL Of our Retail Department to Fourth and St. Charles streets is caused by the enormous growth of our business. OUR MOTTO IJ3 "Keep faith with tha public at id Inmned Into his boat he was the murder Surely have the best lighted. and John Gruebel of Chicago Trustees.

The semi-centennial anniversary of the A. M. E. Zlon Church was celebrated yesterday afternoon at the Fair Grounds, where a barbecue and picnic was held. There was a large attendance of both white and colored people from all parts of the country.

Appropriate exercises were held during the afternoon, the programme Including addresses by Hon. J. 11. Perrln, Jadge John B. Hay and others.

County Clerk Rheln Is preparing a list of blind children of school age to be forwarded toSupt. W. F. Short or the State Institution for tbe Education of the Blind. The superintendent has communicated to Clerk Rheln the fact that there Is plenty of room for pupils at the institution, and that It Is desired to have all the blind children of proper age in the county Installed therein for education.

Mlsc Kate Foote of Qulncy, who (Is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. F. Welngaertner, will return home this evening, sue will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Metngartner and Mlsa Minnie Wlnkelman. who will SDend er. The ferryman said that on the night of the murder he bad ferried a white man or a mulatto across the rlrer. Miller had a very WE WITiTi dark skin. After the Sheriff had told tne rer- Have, beyond comparison, the most modern.

rvman that thev depended upon him for Identification he walked up to Miller, looked WE WANT The trade of the rich, and The trade of the poor man. oAnnv In our Mammoth Establishment the Costliest Articles now being produced by the Best and Most Artistic Manufacturers of FURNITURE in the World. WE ALSO CARRY The quality more suited to the wants of the him In the face and said he was the man WE WILL Open Our new Store with a Clean, Fresh Stock, with the LATEST and MOST ARTISTIC DESIGNS. "wrm will snow Everything known to the trade in the Furniture line. x.jxri' you To call and look through the Grandest Furniture Establishment on This Continent.

DROP X3XT Whether you wish to buy or not. "V33 tIXjsZH. "The mob decided to burn Miller. The Blrl'a father objected. He said Miller was Have, by all odds, the most superbly equipped.

not the murderer and that the girls never bad such rings as Miller had on his ringers when arrested. Miller addressed the mob, VV 23 WXTiTi "rh rhif nf Police said that Miller was the coolest man In the crowd. Miller said he bad several days with her at Qulncy. nmr boen in Kentucky before and If they whatever cost," and our GREATEST AMBITION Is to have the people think well of us, and do business with us feeling that they will be fairly treated. lvnched him ther would kill an Innocent circuit cierc ard Keia and county Clerk Alfred Adams of Bond County visited friends man.

Through the persuasion of the girl's streets, first and third baturaays. Bubna Vista council. Ko. J3. Anga and Park avenues, seeoad and fourtn Fridays.

Benton Council, Ho. 2J. Kansas City, first and third BaturdaTS. BOTAL ARCANTM. Remember the watermelon banquet at Compton Hill on Aug.

6. here last week. father the mob gave him until 3 o'clock In Have, absolutely and beyond all question or dispute, THE BEST STOCKED and MOST MAGNIFICENT EXCLUSIVE FURNITURE HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. Miss Jennie McOullkin has gone to Onkdaia the afternoon. He was put In a cell In the to visit friends.

Jail. Ther told him they would not burn CI A large delegation of Bellevllleans will an If he would confess. His reply was that to kill him he would burn on earth only an to St. Louis to-night to witness the Luttbeg-Stookey wrestling match at Sportsman's Park. hour, but If be told a lie he would burn for ever.

The mob tore off bis clothing and found on his breast two spots which they The Clerks go to Duauoln to-dar to nlnv th Cyclones of that place. An excursion train said were blood. Miller said it was paint. will be run from here. (WE HAVE BEEN working double force lor the past sixweeks, fflfWE WILL SELL at Broadway and.

Locust at enormous re- getting our new store ready for our Opening, August 1st. itt to August 1st, in order to clean out the stock. You A meeting of ladles was held at the Vntinn. Finally the mob outside the Jail, which had grown tired waiting, rushed in and seized Miller. Again the father objected, but the only concession be could obtain, was al Hotel yesterday for the purpose of arranging to present the local mllltla com EAii gooaa remaxniiiff in our oia etana, at iJroaaway and uave tms cnance ior omy a snore xime, as an stocK remaining pany with a silk nag.

that Millar should not be burned. will be turned over to A. A. SELKIRK Auctioneers, TTT1 Vi m9nia 4-r coll Trri 4" Vl fn 4. PAaarira -t" liTyiif a 4- 3 XT V.

Locust, on August 1st, will be turned over to A. A. SELKIRK Xt. CCi trie TTTAll-k'nO'Wn l.nr.tionfiria -oritri nrHare tn oall oiram A. B.

loung. who snot John Moll at Har but should die by hanging. The men mony Friday, was admitted to ball yester In the mob said a rope was for a white man's death, and a chain was ob day by Justice Medart and secured his release by furnishing a $2,000 bond. Moll Is not tained and Dut around his neck. He was article to the highest bidder.

BUY NOW. Nothing will be removed. NEW STORE NEW GOODS! iaiauy injured. eraes-ed through tne streets and hanged to a James Sanderson had a severe fall yester ing will be moved. We open a new store with entire new stock.

Remember, all goods on hand in old store on August 1st will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION on AUGUST 7th, at 4 10:30 A.M. VeUgraph pole. The lynchers mutilated the day in the Hinckley mill building, where he ly and naa a picture taaeti. ana PAH Old Stock to Go Auction! was at work, and sustained Internal In lingers were cut off for relics ana the remainder of the body burned. juries.

Jacob Rene was run over by a coal car in -Since then It has been proved without doabt that Miller was innocent or tne crime the Mauie mine yesterday and sustained severe Internal injuries. That is what I mean by saying the negroes are made scapegoats for white men's loe Methodist ladles will hold a Irecentlon Wednesday at the residence of William Heln- crimes. As to white women's falsehoods, a white woman has only to accuse a Eelman. Hickory Council passed Its 100th mile-stone at Us last meeting and appropriately celebrated tbe event at Its famous banquet ball "across the Jake Marx, of Ozark Council. Xo.

418, Springfield, has been appointed Deputy Orand Kegent for the three new councils recently Instituted In Southwest Missouri a deserved recognition, as these councils are largely the result of his energetic wort. These are kaown as Banner council, at Springfield, with thirty members; Pamona. at West Plains, with twenty, and Willow Springs, at Willow Springs, with twenty. The new council at Twenty-second and Madison streets will be instituted the middle of August with over luO charter members. Samuel H.

Elce joined Mound City Council July 7 and died of typhoid fever July 21. ills family receives the $8,000 just the same. Charles E. Joy straddles the goat In Mound City Aug. 4.

John O'Neill has been notlhed to appear as chief worrier. Mentor Council received on application and had wort in Duty IX. The Vice-Regent Elect. W. H.

Muslclt, was duly Installed. Orator Splcer delivered another of his Instructive addresses, his subject being "A True Woman." He announced a series of studies, bis next will be "What Constitutes a Gentleman." The council Is proud of Its orator. Valley, on Thursday touched bottom ln'at. tendance and had only a bare quorum of hot weather members. Kegent Moore Orator Freilgh and Cirand Secretary C6x had an exciting debate on "What is the Best Summer Shirt?" KNIGHTS ANTJ LADIES OF HOITOR.

Clover Leaf Lodge had a well attended excursion to Montesano. A delightful surprise was tendered the lodge at Its last meeting in the visit of a large delegation from Cherokee, Mutual and Lily lodges. Sister Brown of Cherokaa and Bro. Bumb of Kachel, for the visitors, presented massive bouquets to the The Ladles' Excelsior Club has elected Mn Ella Shlpman, President; Mrs. C.

C. Hall, Vice-President: Mrs. Jennie Decker. Sacra. negro to free herself from blame.

In the South It Is degradation of the lowest type to commit a sin with a black man, far worse than with one of your own race. It tary; Miss May Powell, Treasurer. H. to. Harvey, la lislg Four brakaman.

hni means loss of caste. The men will not be sued the company for Sl.OuO damages for physical Injuries. lleve It possible. My candid belief Is that four-fifths ot the cases of so-called assault of Mrs. soDhia Jlndale has returned from white women by black men would oe causa aduiterv If the man was of the same race as Nashville, where she was visiting Misses Nettle and Emma Lyons.

the woman. Why should It be impossi ble to believe white women guilty of the same crime for which South Wholesale Department. In the adjoining cut gT" you see a representation of probably the Largest Furniture Warehouse under one roof in the World. THE LAMMERT FURNITURE CO. ARE LARGE MANUFACTURERS, FATEST3 ern white men are notorious.

There are besmirched angels in the South as else And Trademarks Granted Missouri and where. If It were not so why should the i I II iii Till 1l i .1 ssi.i I' t- -v fAsi, 1 Iff 3 T8" 2- I i citizens of Memphis feel called on to destroy Texas Inventors. Hlgdon it Hlgdon Longan, Attorneys at mv little Insignificant one- horse weekly pa. Law, second floor. Odd Fellows' per simply for hlutlng at things 1 have since told plainly? My first knowledge of what bad occurred was gained through press dispatches.

I will say It again, and the logic of Building, report the following patents granted the past week. They have expert mechanical draftsmen in their offices. events hat sustained me." MISSOURI. Miss Wells is the woman whose speeches in England were denounced a short time ago Welga hopper lor platform settles, Frederick W. Protector, to secretary Kllng and Treasurer Bergman, as also a talking female cake to Bro.

Kappesser. Refreshments were served in abundance and the pleasaat reunion broke up at a late hour. iona. pt. UriD slot closer, rrederlck XV.

Gremmeli. K. by Gov. Stone of Missouri. GAttBLSUS ON BOARD.

City. t-elt-feeder and band euttr for threshing n. But so great is their output, so enlnas, Wm. F. Hall, liaytown.

imMmMMMMlm II 111 lal iz.Ai MUST BE KKMOVED. Minnow Dacaei. iawn tt. and w. ii.

HssnD, Si Louis. Formiiw tootn crowns, Jeptaa G. Ilolllnirn worth enormous has their traae Decome, they are compelled to seek elsewhere for sufficient goods to sup Ab Csiplesaaat Kpieede tbe Pbete graphic Exrortloa. Apparatu for making slrnpi. Robert H.

Hnnatock. Uannibal. Blreber Walbrldffe Orders the Street llridtte Down. kiectinc apparaloa, Alexander KUngar. Califor ply the constantly increasing nia.

Tbe local committee having in charge the flexible pipe coapung, darnel A. Lrnah. St Leuia. mand. They have regular contracts for Match box and cigar-cutter attachment far boxes, Chris Myhrs.

St. Lexis. kollar for boaa snelyes, Jraiar J. Panly. ft the entire product of many ot tne Louis.

Combine collar and banes. Frank D. Pelatler. Kansas C'ny. largest factories, and this great con cern has become the Natural Sup-( Attachment lor stringed laslrumenla.

Alar Pletscti. St. Louis. Dlv Denot for the entire Western Transom lor cars, jnsoaors c. Salyeter.

at. After consaltatlon with tbe Clty'Counsalor jesterday morning Mayor Walbrldg lstuea an order to tbe City Marshal to remove tbe Blrcher street brldsre of tbe Merchants' Terminal road as an obstruction to the streets. He had supposed tbat tbe Assembly would take some action In the ipremlses, but vrban both bouses adjourned Friday night until November leaving-the matter unsettled, he concluded It was time for blm to act. Tbe Marshal has explicit Instructions to (remove all obstructions within Qve days. Plasa Blufle Assembly.

From July 28 to Aug. the BarllDgton Bouts will sell tickets at one fare for the round Charles. Matal-bendlag machine, John B. and J. J.

Schneider, M. Louis. country. nitlleiree. niuiam n.

n. ppraaiia, Fontn Fork. Sheet uiuslo tamer, Benjamin I. Wallace. Inde photographic excuslon last Thursday are very Indignant over the fact that the captain of tbe Kansas permitted the gamblers to run their games on board.

They claim that when they chartered the boat they bought all the privileges. Intending nothing should be sold on board. When remonstrance was made about the gamblers being there It Is alleged that the Captain said they bad a contract fcr tbe season and could not be put off. as soon as the boat started they opened up their games, and with the aid of cappers succeeded In neecrag a few of the photographers. Then an indignation meeting was held on deck and a resolution passed to boycott any member of tbe association caught at the gaming tables.

This bad the desired effect, and when Montesano was reached the gamklers left and did not return to the boat In the evening. The committee cfalms that this was a vlo-'a'on of their contract, and they may not tbe bill ot the Kansas when presented. pendence. 4 TEXAS. Deylee for the protection of vessels.

William H. Bailer, Hob. ton. The Offices an. Salesrooms for the Wholesale Department Will Be at lew Store, Keck yoke, Cbaries t.

MODroa, Kostds. Kererslbie ateana engine. Frank Lester. Pan. baneUe.

Trawl line, arrsn T. White, Boaham. ARKANSAS. Organ, Edward E. Luck, Bentonyilla.

trlptoPlasa Blum Chautauqua Assembly. Four trains dally between 6t. Louis and Assembly grounds. A late train for St. Louis will leave the grounds after evening exercises.

Ticket offlcs 118 North Broadway and Broadway Depot. THE LARGEST FURNITURE WAREHOUSE IN THE WORLD At the Corner of Second and Olive Streets. The Lammert Furniture Co.V Wholesale Department Ir. Von Blchmrn Mrs. Clara lilSLIIS von HI on men was Knal J5 ya.

tarda bj Jadra Vac ior aisiaroioc taa psaca. Tiinnii was stayau. Voa Ulubmaa said bar nalabiiors waasad bar a keck clams. 3o dosen. Soft shell 60o.

MUford'a, Sixth su, near OUve. For Assault Anna Fosarty of 1627U Uad.a sTssssivsrs an I warrant for assaalt aJ. tsidai a alas I hn asxl deef icuter, Aooa Daly. to meym. i.