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JANUARY 3, 1J10. THE ST. LOUIS STAR MONDAY, defendants, the object and general na STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS i-fr slid nne ture or wnlcn is to obtain tne appointment by said Court of three disinterested freeholders being coincident wltn tne west line oi Mrs. Wm. Astor's Wealth A Mockery and a Sham.

PEANUT HULLS FOR CEREALS? laid GIRL'S DEATH STIRS RACES FUR DEALERS TO CELEBRATE MEETING The Billon ajmae 40 ftetwWe as now neeting of the stockholders of the Kinloch U-ut between Park avenue and Clayt meeting of the stockholders of the Kinloch i out between rarK "nQ property in said City of St. Louis, ami residents of said city for nve year next nreeedtner tl.e date of such ap lon Telephone Companr will be held at the office 1 avenue. 1 and from Clayton avenue to of aul coir.panv, 'on the fourth floor of the Oakland avenue said west line to be Kinloch Buildine. northwest corner Tenth ani coincident with the straight prolon-Locust streets, in the Citv of Pt Louis. r-ntmn riorthwardlv of the west line of i Ii 1 1 1 f'MtllLilieill.

H31.XIIBIII value of the land and premises theret- by proposed to be taken, and to ascerl- januart iwr me AVftmie as now let iu out reel Cincinnati Police Fear War pose of electing thirteen direciors to serve fori between West Park avenue, and tain the actus" damages done to prc.pl the ensuing, year, and for the transaction of iina sai1 ertv affected thereby, and to asses yr- and for tne transaction oi avenue; the east line of said Michigan Made Famous by "Shell Game," Labor Federation Declares. Will Giv5 Banquet to Mark the Opening of Their Exchange. the damages which may be severallT sustained by the respective owners rtr property thereby sought to be appro Following Arrest of Negro for Attack. tore" STSTSS RJVaTS of land to run feet east of WM OF.THWEIX. President, and parallel to the herein described H.

LINTON KEBF" Secretary I west line: and also to assess against St. louis. January '9li NICK tht City of St. Louis the amount of The annual i beneJt to the public generally and the meeting of stockholders of the St Louie balance against the owner or owners Smelting Refining for the election of of all property which shall be especial-director to during the ensuing year, lv benefited in the opinion of the com-and for the transaction of such other business I inissioners by the improvement pro WILL ASCERTAIN TRUTH FEELING RUNNING HIGH IS ON HISTORIC SPOT as may properly come before the meeting, will r.cse-1 in this action that each lot of be held at the office the company ei3-ii ow-ner shall be benefited by the Frisco Building. St.

Louis. Inquiry by Pure Food Commis atni so Tor a mnrmpnT priated ana conaemneu ior puoiic ---7 bv reason of the appropriation and condemnation of properly under the authorltv of ordinance; So. 24oll of tha Citv of St. Louis, approved July 1. 1909.

entitled "Ar. ordinance to amend ordinance No. ft095. entitled 'An ordinance tc establish and open akland avenue from Kingshighway Boulevard to Clayton avenue also to assess against the Citv of St. Louis the amount of benefit to the public generally, and the balance against the owner or owners of ell property which shall be especially benefited in th opinion of the commissioners by the improvement proposed bv said ordinance, and In this action, "to the amount that each of said owners shall be benefited, and on Monday.

January 17th. 1910. between th White Man Also Held as Suspect in Killing of Anna Lloyd. New Building Is on Same Site Occupied by Pierre Chouteau 100 Years Ago. sion Demanded as Result of Train Wreck.

hours or clock a. m. and 12 clock noon. L. A.

COLE. President. G. C. COLE.

Secretary. X1613 St. Iuia. Dec 29th. 1909.

PTOCKHOI.DEP.S" MEETING The annual hrea mt-etinir of the stockholders of the Elackmer ft Are ureaindSL pon Comnanv for the election of Ave CHICAGO, Jan. foods made Of peanut Shells and If SO, directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for cf condemnation of said property above described for the establishment and opening of Billon avenue from Manchester avenue to Oakland avenue: and said defendants appear before the judges of our Circuit Court, in division 6, on Monday. February 14th. 1910. and then and there th-petition, the same will be taken against them respectively as confessed.

And it is further ordered that a copy hereof be published according to law. in the St. Louis Star and Chronicle, sr.d the Westliche Post, the papers 1-rinting the Journal of the Municipal Assembly of the City of St. Louis. i a true codt from the record.) CINCINNATI, Jan.

3. With a race war imminent as the result of the murder of Miss Anna Lloyd, after she had been attacked, Friday night, a white man and a negro were placed under arrest early today. Police re also for a judgment of condemnation of propertv in said petition described, for the opening and establishment of Oakland avenue from Kingshlghwa? Boulevard to Clayton avenue: and that St. Louis fur dealers -will celebrate Monday night the opening of the new Funsten Fur Exchange at Second and Elm streets, the only building in the wor'd which was built for the exclusive purpose of selling raw furs. The opening of this fur exchange will not only mark an epoch In the commer properly mrnj before the meeting, iriil be held at the office of the company, tn the Wain--a-rlght Building.

St. Louis, on Tuesday, the 11th day of January. 1310. convening at 9:00 o'clock a. m.

BLACKMBR. President. E. ARGO. Secretary.

St. Louis. Lecember 7. 1909. X1598 unless sairl or aeienflanis respectively appear before the judges of our Circuit Court in Division No.

a II v- JV Td. II on the Slst dav of January, isio. and then and there answer the petition, the cial development of St. Louis, but by a remarkable coincidence, the struc same will be taken against itiem -v8 confessed. And it is further ordered that a con it ii ture is on the exact site of the build In testimony whereof.

I have hereunto set my hand and -affixed the seal of said Court at office in the City St. Louis, this 21th day of December, 1909. (j-eaL) CHAS. R. GRAVES.

Clerk of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis. lng which was occupied by the pio hereof be published according t. law is the breakfast food industry a shell game? The Chicago Federation of Labor has answered the question in the affirmative. Most of the delegates objected to a continuance of the so-called "shell game" and, in an effort to put a stop to it.

the body adopted a resolution calling upon the National Pure Food Commission to ascertain if peanut shells constitute the basic element in the product that made Battle Creek famous. "In a recent freight train wreck it was discovered that several cars consigned to Michigan were loaded with peanut shells from the peanut butter factories in the South." said President John Fitzpatrick. "Now, neer fur dealers of St. Louis, Mana STOCKHOLDERS- annual meeting of the stockholders of the Peter A. O'Nell Estate, a Corporation, for the election of directors, and for the transaction of such other business as mat properlv come befor the meetinc.

will be held at the office of the company. 721 Locust street. St. Louis. on the 10th day of January.

W10. at 9 o'clock A. M. ELLEN T7. O'XEIL.

President. FESTfS J. WADE. Secretary. St.

Louis. December 24th. 1909. X1K90 in tne St. Louis i-iar ana viiiumciw trid in the Westliche Post, the newspa wald Lisa and Pierre Chouteau, just, one hundred years ago, since which pers printing the journal or tne Municipal Assembly of the City of sst.

State of Missouri, serves were kept on duty at half a dozen points in the city, where feeling was running unusually high and the authorities at Cumminsville, tne girl was murdered, were reinforced. The persons arrested today are Henry Cook. 34 years old. white, of 4113 Grove avenue, and James R. Fields, 21 years old.

negro, of Cummins and Dempsey streets. They were held on suspicion. Miss Lloyd was secretary of the i-borg-Hanna Lumber Company. The nnlir-e todav said she was evideiy at tim the fur trade of the city has Louis. (A true copy from the reeoro.) In testimony whereof.

I have here-unto set mv- land rffixed the seal cf said Court at offices in the city of St. Louis, this 17th day of December. 1909. CHAS. R.

GRAVKS. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Touis. City of St. Louis.

IN THE CIRCmT COURT OF THE CITT OF ST. LOUIS. December Term, 1909. The City of St. Louis, Plaintiff, vs.

Amzi Realty and Building Company, et Defendants. No. 60623. Div. I.

It appearing to the Court that sum- STOCKHOLDERS MKBTIXO The annua! meeting of the stockholders of the German! Realty Company, for the election of directors, and for the transaction of such other bustnesa as may properly pome before the meetine. xciii be held at the office of the company. 721 Locust street, St. Louis. on the 12th day.

of January. li10. at 9 a. in. AUGT'ST OET1NKR.

President. TESTCB WADE. Secretary. St. Louis.

December 27th. 109. X1.TO8 Law Department. what are these shells used for?" "It's a shell game," yelled one of the delegates. said Fitzpatrick.

"The breakfast food concerns practice a practical shell gam on the consuming public. We demand an investigation." AXNTAT. MoetinK and Rlectlon-St. Louis, mens nave nereioiore ueeu issuea in December -TO. Xotlce Is herebr given that thts cause ror oeienaants L.ouise rosi the- annual meetine and election of the stock-, Vernon.

William F. C. Vernon. Michael holders of the Crunden-Martln W. tV.

Co. of J. Walsh, Marshall Ryner, Julius A. St. Louis will be held at the office of said tacked bv a negro employed that concern, who killed her when she recognized him.

They base this theory on the finding of black, curly hair in her dead hands and the discovery of a bloody glove, such as planing mill employes use, near the scene of the crime. This resulted in a close watch being kept on all the employes by twenty offieero. Today each suspect was Fanire, F. H. Gray.

Isham E. Alexander. Hector A. Piednoir. Jr- Trustee.

Hon-orine Juppier. Matilda Kruse. William K. Kruse, and the Marshal of the City company, corner of Second and Gratiot streets. In the City of St.

Louis, on Thursday. January 1.1. 1910, at II o'clock a for the election of directors to serve for the ensuine; year and for the consideration of such other business as may be brousht before paid meeting. CRUXDEN. President.

C. PT.A VKFNPHTP. Secretary. X1W. St.

Louis, to Whom said summons were directed havinar made return HEIRESS AND WAITER ESCAPE thereof, that said defendants could not MRS. WILLIAM ASTOR. XETV YORK, N. January 3. The appraiser's report of the estate of the late llrs.

William Astor. for many be found me city ot at. louis, Missouri mil the Court beinar satisfied that ordinary process cannot be served en said defendants; on motion of Plain- tif bv attorney, it Is ordered that sain been steadily growing until St, Louia Is now the largest raw fur market In the world. About $3, 000,000 worth of raw furs were handled In this market last year. St.

Louis fur houses not only handle the furs from all parts of South America, Mexico, the United States, Canada and Alaska, but consignments of skins are often received from Norway and Sweden, and buyers from all parts of the world come to this market for their peltries. In addition to being the largest receiving point for raw furs in the world, St. Louis is also noted for the number of large dealers and exporters located here. Trappers In all parts of the country ship their furs to this market, and buyers from London and Leipsic, the other Important fur markets of the world, say that they are able to get fresher and cheaper furs In St. Louis than anywhere else in the world.

The ceremonies Monday night will Include a banquet, addresses, music and vaudeville. In addition to the sales rooms, display rooms and grading rooms, the new exchange Is also provided with a completely equipped kitchen and dining rooms, where, during the busy seasons, when the fur sales are in progress, meals will be served to buyers, so that they will not be compelled to leave the building until their purchases are completed. The officers of the new Fur Exchange are: Philip B. Fouke, President; C. A.

Farker, Vice-President; A. M. Ahorn. Secretary, and H. Reuth, Treasurer.

Citv of St. Ixiuls. I St. Louis. Dec.

SO. 1909. To Whom It Slay Concern. Take Noticf? The Commissioners, in the matter of opening on alley running east and west in City Block Number Forty hundred and Seventy-four, from Cooper street to Edwards street and between Bischoff avenue and Wilson avenue, fifteen feet wide, the north and south lines thereof to run as follows, From Cooper -street to the east line of a lot of ground new or formerly jnieii by Caloerero llu- eivero and Anna, his wife, the north. line of said alley to run fifteen feet north of and parallel to the division line between lots Numbered Five and Six as laid out in said block, from lust i mentioned point the line to run In a 1 southwesterly direction to a point in the west line of a lot of ground now or formerly owned bv Calogero Musra-ern i and Anna, his wife, distant seven feet I and six inches north of the southwest corner of said lot.

and from last men- tioned nolnt to Edwards street, said 1 defendants be notified that a Civil ac STOCKHOLDERS- ME3TING A meeting of the stockholders of the Christian Peoer Tobacco Company will be held on Monday. Jan-nary 10th. 1910. at the offices or said Chrlatlan Peper Tobacco Company, a. w.

cor. First and Morgan streets, in the City of St. Louis, Missouri, between the hours of 9 a. and I p. to elect directors for the ensulna: year and transact such other business ae may be broueht be'nre the meeting.

FREDERICK C. PEPFJR. President. Attest: WM. F.

SCHVLTB Secretary. St Louts. Dec. tK X15T9 Miss De Janon and Her Elderly Affinity Slip Through the Police Lines. closelv examined.

The arrest of Cook and Fields followed, and they were taken before physicians and put through a rigorous cross-examination. The residents of Cumminsville insist that only some one who knew the habits of the victim could have committed the crime. Miss Lloyd's mother collapsed after the tragedy, ahd today her situation is so critical that little hope for her recovery Is expressed. years the acknowle-lsed leader of New Tork society, has caused no mild sensation. The supposed handsome furnishings of her home have turned out to be largely cheap imitations and several of her Jewels have been placed In the same category.

The private room of this society queer Vas more cheaply furnished than iiirfny the rooms occupied by her visitors. tion has been commenced against the Amzi Realty and Building- Company, and others, the substance of the petition wherein is to obtain the appointment by this Court of three disinter-CFted commissioners, freeholders of property in said City of St. Louis, and residents of said City for five years next preceding the date of their appointment to assess the damages which the owners o- property sought to be appropriated and condemned to public ise under authority of ordinance number 24422 of the City cf St. Louis, approved June 14, 1909, entitled, "An ordinance to establish and open an east and west alley in city block number forty-nine hundred and forty-three, may severally sustain by reason of the appro-nriation to public use of a parcel of STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bea Line Construction Company for the election of seven fft directors, to serve durlns- the ensnlpe- wr.

and for the transaction of such other business as mav properly come before the meeting-, will be held at the office of the company. 201 North Fourth street. St. I.ou!s. on the 11th day of January.

1010. at 9 a. m. BRECKIN'RTDOE JOVEA President. Attest: W.

W. STEELE. Secretary. St. Louis.

December 2S. lfMlfl. X1SP2. POPE MAY BE SEEN IN COURT MASHER KILLS WOMAN'S AID north line to run seven feet and six Inches north of and parallel to the division line between lots numbered one, four and five and lots numbered two, three and six. as laid out in said block.

The south line of said alley to run fifteen feet south of and parallel to the) herein described north line, under Ordinance No. 24015. will meet at Room 234, Citv Hall, on January 10th, 1910, at 3 PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.

Apparently trapped beyond hope of escape, a girl believed to be Roberta Buist De Jannon, the 16-year-old heiress has slipped out of Lancaster, Pa. syid made her way with Frederick Cohen, the waiter with whom she eloped, through a battalion of detectives. The couple were accompanied by an unidentified woman. Miss De Janon, who is heiress to the $10,000,000 of Robert Buist, the Philadelphia seedman, with Cohen, and the strange woman, went to a quiet hotel, and within a short time the place was surrounded. When the police were prepared to act they found that the three had es land in the City of St.

Louis, State of STOCKHOLDEP.S' BETING The annual meetine of the stockholders of the Brown Estate for the election of five 5 directors, to serve during the ensuing year, and for the transaction of Euch other business as may nrocerlv come before the meeting, will be held Missouri, nescrined as lotiows. to-wit: A strip of land running east and west clock v. Relatives of Dead Monsignor Adami Attack $1,000,000 Bequest to Vatican. in citv block nutnDer tony-nine nun in benefit Chased, He Shoots Down Husband of Anticipated died and forty-three, from Lawrence and all parti be nresent at the office of the Company. 2212 DeKalb street.

St. Ixiuis. on the 12th day of street to Thurman Boulevard, and be tvreen Castleman Avenue and Shaw the rla-ht to be heard, and may excep Victim, Then Escapes. January, 11110, at 10 a. m.

T. S. BROWN. President. Attest: BROWN.

Secretary. St. Louis. Jan. 1st, 1910.

X1620 SAID TO BE INFLUENCED LAWYER NOT CENSURED DETROIT. Jan. 3. The PROPOSALS. t.i the Commissioner' report before tha Circuit Court when it la filed.

Paid Commissioners have establlelte-i i the taxine district for said includes the property within th following described boundaries: North by AVIison Avenue. South by Bischoff Avenue. Kast by Cooper Street. West bv Edwards Street. LAMBERT E.

WALTHER. City Counselor. caped. They were traced to a trolley car running between Lancaster and Vintage. They did not reach the latter Remarks of Judge Muench in Gebhardt Case General in Their Application.

Avenue, fifteen feet wine, tne center line thereof to be coincident with the division line between lots numbered one to fourteen inclusive, and lots numbered fifteen to twenty-eight, inclusive, as laid out in said blockg and aiso to assess the sums to be paid bv the owner or owners of all property which shall be especially benefited In the opinion of the commissioners by the improvement proposed in this action, to the amount that each lot of said owner shall be benefited by the improvement, and also for a judgment of condemnation of said property above described for the establishment and opening of an east and west alley in citv block 4943. and unless said defend Contestants Demand That Pontiff Be Summoned to Trial to Explain Liberality. PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION tODGT2. Depot Quartermaster' Office. St.

Louis, December 10, 1009. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be receive here until 11 o'clock a. place, and supposition was that they had taken refuge at a farm or central time, januarr 4. ihiv. ior removal roadhouse.

of old lodpe and for construction, plumbing. Law Department. heatlnir and electric winnp or new ioage ior the Superintendent at Little Rock. National Cemetery. Instructions, plans and specifications may be seen at this office, and also nt the offtre of Sunrlntenlpnt National Cem police threw out a dragnet today in the hope of capturing two mashfs, one of whom killed William Keller last night.

Keller was defending his wife, who had been insulted by the pair, wher. he was shot in cold blood. Detective Captain McDonald remained at his office all night and early this morning declared he had reason to- believe the murderer and companion were Italians, who had given the police trouble in the. past. Four suspects were arrested during the night.

"I don't believe we have our man yet," said McDonald, "but we have good descriptions." Keller and his brother were sum Through a misunderstanding. Judge Stuench of the Circuit Court was credited in a published report with having severely reprimanded Attorney John Goodwin for testimony Introduced In the divorce suit of Mrs. Eloise "Gebhardt against Harry Gebhardt. It was said that Judge Muench etery. Little Rock, Ark.

Envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed "Proposals Lodpe National Cemetery, Little Rock. and addressed Captain W. M. CouMnc. U.

S. Army. ROME. Jan. 3.

Demanding that Pope Pius himself be summoned to court as a witness, the relatives of the late Monsignor Adami today brought suit to break his will, which left to the Pope. The relatives charge that undue influence was used to obtain the bequest for the Vatican. ants appear before the judges of our Circuit Court in Division 1. on Monday. February 14, 1910.

and then and there answer the petition, the same will be taken against them respectively as confessed. And it is further ordered that a copy Ferdinand De Jannon, the father of the girl, was confident that the girl in the Lancaster Hotel was his daughter. The relatives of the girl declare they see nothing behind the entire affair but a blackmail plot. Robert Buist declared his doubt of the authenticity of the letters supposed to have been written by Miss De Jannon to Cohen. The suicide notes sent by Miss De Jannon were mailed, it was ascertained, near the place where Cohen lived, a neighborhood never visited by-Miss De Jannon, so far as known.

LEGAL. hereof be published according to law SALE- OP CONDEMN BD OVBRCOATS-Of-' JiV.i'f Mgr. was one of the wealthiest prelates in the world. He died on December 18, 1906, leaving most of his fortune to the Vatican the Journal of theWc.pa, Assembly will be received here until It a. January cf the City Of St.

Louis. l'HO for the purchase of 409 Overcoats, (A true copy from the record.) Kersey 'dyed black. Samples may be seen) In testimony whereof, I have here-and blank forms obtained at this office and at unto set my hand and affixed the seal office of Deuot Uuartermaeler, New York, of said Court at office in the City Boston. Philadelphia. Omaha and office of of St.

Louis, this 27th day of December, city of St. Louis. St. Louis. Dec.

31, 1 90ft. To Whom It May Concern, Take Notice; The Commissioners, in the matter of opening an alley running east and west in Cliv Block Number Thirty-clfrht Hundred and Thirty-four South, from the east line of lots numbered twenty-rive and fortv-one in said block t-rt" Hodlamont avenue and between Pagt boulevard and Bertha avenue, fifteen a feet wide, the lines thereof to run a follows: The south line of said alley to run seven feet and six inches south of and parallel to the division line between lota numbered four to twenty-five, in- elusive, and lots numbered forty-one to flftv-eighl. inclusive, a-i laid In said -block from the east lir." of lots num- bered twenty-five and forty-one to a point five feet east of the west line of lot number fifty-eight in said block. from last mentioned point the south line to run in a northwesterly in the northeast corner of He made many valuable presents to Pope Leo XIII. and to Pop Pius.

moned by Mrs. Keller, who said the mashers had followed her and her Chief Quartermaster, i.ri-imeu cii-k. jong. for tttemv-r-er cent of amount of lld required. ISeaU CHAS.R.

GRAVES. Among his gifts to the latter was a gold pectoral set with brilliants, which is reported to have cost a fortune. He gave liberally to the Church Clerk of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis. RIVERWAY AN ISSUE IN ILL.

sister-in-law from downtown. They chased the men and without a word one drew a revolveer and shot Keller dead. The victim's brother gave chase, but the pair escaped. Bm-elopes containing proposals to be marked: "Proposals for condemned overcoats to be opened Januarv 2.X laiO." and addressed: Captain W. M.

Coulling, U. Depot Quartermaster. XI 622 State of Missouri, sa. Citv of St- Louis. on many occasions.

Since his death the relatives have been laying plans for a legal battle to secure the vast sum left to the Pope. The suit is the result of a long campaign of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS. criticised Attornej- Goodwin because his client had employed a private detective to shadow her husbamt This was- incorrect. Judge Muench criticised the policy of divorce seekers in resorting to the hiring of private detectives to work up evidence in such cases, and while he expressed himself in scathing terms he did not direct his remarks personally to the attorney in the case but rather to the plaintiff.

Mrs. Gebhardt. whom he stated ho considered equally as guilty as the defendant in employing a private detective to obtain evidence to be used against her husband. It was not the Intention to convey the impression that Attorney Goodwin had been personally upbraided by the Court, but rather that the court nad directed his remarks to Mrs. Gebhardt.

and to attorneys at large, who resort to the practice which he condemned. In his particular case the testimony Introduced indicated that Mrs. Gebhardt and her brother had letained the detective to watch Gebhardt prior to Mr. Goodwin's connection with the case. SALES OF Public notice let hereby riven that the underslftned, North- 1 i tuk.

Missouri. number sixty as laid out in said blocJ December Term, 1909. 1 western will, at the east front door of the Court House Tne City of gt i-Hv hetween the hours of twelve ni.i. and from last menuonen pomv Hodlamont avenue, said south line Plaintiff. MORSE JN CELL, GIVES UP HOPE Deep Water Overshadows Other Questions Before Session of General Assembly.

be coincident with the division line o'clock noon and three o'clock In the afternoon on Wedr-sday. January fiftn. 1010. eell to the ir.ts number sixty anu ioih vs. Boulevard and Park Land Company, a comoration.

et at. hhrhest bidder, for caeh. the following coi- A 1 1 .1 I II 1 niedeed to this bank by A Gundlacn lerea one anu iwu I i.iv The north line of said all cl: I v.ii -ifh rollnteral certificate at RAIN TIES UP MANY ON TRAIN tached. to-tvlt: Fifty shares of aioca oi ueieaoams. ET-elsior Box and ManufncturtnB repre-.

No. 60C02, Div. 5. ntod hv rertificate Xo. 8B.

and described In Order of Pnbllcatlon. run fifteen leet norm oi aur w(t to the herein described south Mnf an alley running north and sjjih said block from the herein 1, east and west alley to Berthif IT. and between Hamilton avijj f0ti note and collateral certificate of aald A. Gund- jt appearing to the Court from the .4 fiti. innQ 'It's a Life Sentence," He Says as He Enters Atlanta United States Prison.

NORTHWKSTBRN SAVINGS BANK. Xl.rr. By Aug. H. Hoffmann.

Prest. duly verified petition heretofore filed herein, that a certain person is or certain persons are interested in th subject matter of said petition, whose name or names plaintiff cannot Insert Hodiamont avenue, ten ieci center line thereof to run flveji fro of and parallel to the east number twenty-fivj. as laid lj block. In addition there is aTv. State of Missouri.

ss. Citv of St. Louis. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or Hundreds Ar3 Imprisoned by Blockades in California Two Ro ds Powerless. THiJ SPRINGFIELD, Jan.

3. The special session of the General Assembly resumes work tomorrow with the stage set for an entirely new drama. The deep waterway has pushed to the front and looms so big that all other questions almost disappear in the Friends of direct primary see in the forcing in of the waterway by Lor-imer's friends, a scheme to balk the passage of the direct primary measure without having to go injo the open to fight it. Lorimer's friends, who. on the first day.

announced their inten- angular strip or grouno siiuaieuvi. Intersection of Uie west line at th POLICE CAPTAIX EXDS LIFE. herein described north ano souvn aiioy ATLANTA. Jan. 3.

The career of Charles W. Morse, probably the most sensational in the history of t. ...1 1. Takes Koom at Danville Hotel and in said petition because said person Is or said persons are unknown to plaintiff, to-wit: The unknown owner cr owners of bonds aggregating $200,000.60. executed by defendant Hydraulic Press Brick Company, a corporation, and secured by mortgage executed by said defendant Hydraulic Presa Brick Company, a corporation, on April 2d.

1S00: that tre Interest of said owner or owners of said bonds, so far as the knowledge -f the plaintiff extends. Is described end derived as follows: That by Instrument dated April 2d. 1900. and recorded June 8th. 1900.

In book 15S4. LOh ANGKLES. Jan. 3. The Santa! Fe and the Salt Lake roads are tied I when the doors or tne eaeral prison with the norm line oi me -r- scribed east and west alley lh sides of the triangle to measure fire feet on the west line of the north ana south alley, and five feet on th line of the east and west I "nectivelv.

under Ordinance Ha. Utr: "wiH meet at Koom 234. City Hall, on 1lih 1il0 at o'clock P. V- .1 CITY OF ST. LOt i-December Term, 19H.

The Citv of St. Louis. vs. No. 60612.

Div. Lcretto Literary and Benevolent Institution, a corporation, et ie-fendents. It appearing to the Court summons have heretofore been issued in this cause for defendants Lee more. Annie R. Blackmore, John M.

Ccrender. Trustee for George K. Oeorsro R. Collins. E.

I- lvelie. up by the heavy rainstorm damage of 'swung to behind him. Friday and Saturday, and not a train Pale, haegard. the lines of care and ef, nurn'ose assessing benefit has arrived in or has been moved I despair traced on his features, tion not to introduce a bill embodying from Los Angeles in two days. Hun-1 bearing up well nevertheless.

Morse his vieM's- are prepared tomorrow to dreds of passengers are imprisoned on arrived at 10:45 a. m. in the custody of offer it. stalled trains. The twelve persons i Denutv S.

Marshals Zeibline and'. Speaker Shurtleff has come out op- occasioned by said opening, and rase 81 in the office of the Recorder i Shoots Himself to Death. DANVILLE, Jan. 3. Xight Police Captain Wid Baum of this city committed suicide early today in a loom at the Saratoga Hotel.

Baum had been acting queerly for several weeks. Instead of going home night he took a room at the hotel. When he failed to answer a call, the door was forced and he was found Vad on the bed, holding a revolver tightly In one hand. Baum leaves a wife and two children. jimi.

PrAaidlnir Richnn nrl Trustee Ot the jot needs of the City of St. Louis. Mis- when and where they have the hnstisourl. the defendant Hydraulic Press to be "heard, and may except to riles interested preser right t.nrfrnl-(.l hurr-h fif im .1111. .1 nn rinn-.

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Meyers, Erick Company did convey to defend Commissioners report wiore mv the Matilda Mevers Jesse Valle Ewing. Union Trust Company of St. Louis. posed to any waterway legislation whatever, saying the people did not understand the question when they authorized the bond issues, and that of New lorK. i ne train was ten minutes late.

Morse was hurried to Testamentary je corporation. In trust to secure the P- cV.T,, commissioners have established flow of the San Gabriel River have been rescued. The Southern Pacific sent trains out JeseA Vnlle Twintr. Truetee under the will of i the taxing the prison, and in a short time the lea the nronerty within tli decease" if it were presented to them they ft CiwT r.wing. and i property, a strip of ground, lot 4.

Jn Jhlch lnclud I i v. ii r-t-A fni1 nnrl in r. Iv MaaTt following descrioea oounoaiicr. uv Rertha Avenue, would vote MarsnaI ot lhe CUv This makes a three-cornered battle u. whom said summons were -ere wium ui n.

on w.e KidlfaPt line of Kartell nd avenue, and px- over the Coast Line, but its San I name that was once well to the fore Joaquin Valley line is too badly dam-1 in the world of money had been aged at Tejanga for use. changed for a convict's number. "It is a life sentence." said Morse rin i to Zeibling as he entered the prison BOMB CAUSES A PANIC I and bade good-bye to his custodians. lfierM'i ilr.n1ine r-nfarfilv tn the -a-oat lino royal in tms aesfion. in ere are i maae return mei rn South by Page Boulevard.

Fast bv Hamilton Avenue. vvest bv Hodiamont Avenue. LAMBEKT E. WALTHER. City Coucnelo the Deneen men urging work by the of and formerly owned St.

Louis. Missouri, et vi.souri. i i iiiiiiiuiii anu AKKUiire. State at once, irresjie oi being satisfted that DsrcH of land is sought to be taken National Government proposes to do: process cannot be sen-en on saia ur a in thls action. of the Lorimer men who want to wait for rer.dans: on motion ot The unknown owner or owners 1 defend- it tc n.anAj Tiiot caid i bonds aggregating $600,009.00.

exe and the Shurt St. Joseph Mayor Entertains City. ST. JOSEPH. Jan.

3. At least 200 residents of St. Joseph called upon Mayor "Pet" 'and Mrs. A. P.

Clayton cu Xew Tear's day, when they kept ore house. All the city officials were present. Including Commissioner F. B. Fulkerson, w-hose recent jabs at the Mayor in the "scrap" over the police department have caused no end of amusement.

A buffet luncheon was served. reaerai i-j be notifie(j tnat a ciVil action cuted by defendant Hydraulie Press left men. consisting oi memoers irom been commenced against Loreito BncK Company, a corporation, and Many Women and Children iSKINKER SUES FAIR CO. Flee When New York Tene- ment Is Shattered. Court Hears Demand for districts not contiguous to the route erary and Benevolent Institution, a cor- ty mortgage executed by said Board of Education OF THE CITY OF ST.

LOUtS Proposals for of the waterway, fightmg any Wa- x4ZlZ. ito obtain the i Pan-. on DemSer 1st, mil tion whatever that means expenditure! appointment bv this Court of three dis- that the interest of caid owner or of State money. (interested commissioners, freeholders owners of said bonds so far as the 000 on Exposition Contract, Alleged Forfeited. nii nf nrn nnepn nurattin u-i orooerLV in sain nv Cylinder Oil.

that may grow out of serious and -In- "11 lX 'their P- i by instrument dated. December. 1st. NEW YORK. Jan.

A black-j hand bomb, exploded in the tenement I at 216 Christie street today, threw Into panic more than 100 men. worn-J Kngine "ii. steel Filing Case. cere differences of opinion or that may pcintment to assess the damages which recoraea December 21st, IMS. In for the purpose of the owners of property sought to bej book page 4.3 i the office of The suit of Thomas K.

Skinker be set up by desic Text Books. Iusic Pamphlets. en and children. The lower part of I against the Louisiana Purchase Expo thwarting principally direct primary Z'Lr i Missouri, the defendant Hy- Music fampnieie. ATTORNEY RCIOLPII PROMOTED Made- -lrtaiit to Jones to Fill Post left by Dyer.

Circuit Attorney Jone3 Monday promoted Edward E. Rudolph to the rank of an Assistant Circuit Attorney, to the building was partly wrecked. sition Company. D. R.

Francis as leeislation. now a Sealed proposals will received C. lheeofficePof the Supply ppears possible. j' Ordinance No. drauiic Kress Brick company did con- f.l as amended ordinance defendant St.

Louis Cnlon 97 of the Citv of St. Louis. approea In the last month G. Gursico. who I president, and tho V.

H. Thompson runs a bakery shop on the ground Trust Company, representing the rs-fk-or. has received three threatening! tate of the late W. H. Thompson, who treet.

on or oe- nvi'V TXnirTMEXT READY. eoruar i.us. erj rer.Te the payment of the principal Sll Locust uary. 4th, al to amend ordinance and interest of the aforesaid bonds, Tuesdav. Janui twenty-two thousand three nndr2 1 amongst other property a strip of MtVit noon, for furn and fiftv-one.

entitle! "An ordinance 4 fr, 27 rii1" fr.r ti lsnmg tne wwr. ie above may 9-i take the place of Col. L. C. Dyer, who letters.

The first demanded J1.000. resijjned to take up the practice of tne second $2. 000 and the third $3,000. ation at the Supply is Grand Jury is t.xpcctca to neinni Prtablis1l and open "-omi VIock- 4oei; having a width of I kppllr it'll in Partial Reoort. avenue to OaKiana fe on the east line of Macklind office.

i severally sustain The December Grand Jury will meet jot the appropriation to public u. of th- lin of property now or form- I which will be furnished by Ui law. with offices in the Chemical i Building. Mr. Jones says there no vacancies in his department now CAR except a clerkship at the bottom of! knES FIVE PER is exDected it wi'll" parcel of land In the City d.iKiI by Simmons and Maguires.

commissioner. Tuesday when it is exp.ciea it st3te (if Mtcourl. described said parcel of land is sought to 1 bids must be sealed and Bamako a partial report to Judge He- follows, to-wit: be taken aud condemned in this ac-j. to E. M.

Brown. Supply- Com- the list. Supreme Court of U. S. Holds A strip ot land 0 feet lion.

1 mlmioner. ana eiiii -a rm riT land tii taot i vj vr was secretary of the exposition company, was heard Monday in Judge Homer's division of the Circuit Court. Skinker sues on a J30.000 bond and contract of the exposition company to restore, an eighty-acre tract west of Forest Park, which was leased for a term of three years, from June 14, 1902. as a part of the World's Fair grounds. The contract, he says, stipulated that the tract should be restored to its former condition by June 30.

1905. Skinker says hoaps of rubbish still lie on the tract, and the gardener's cottage which stood there has not been replaced. It further appearing to the CoiirtltM office ot 1IKS SVDDEXLY AT ST. JOSEPH. I Qui'len in which wu.

oe returned as follows, to-wit: murder in the first decree indictment from the north line of Manchester are- aeair.st Dr. Loren B. Doxey and hiss rue to the south line -f lot 5 of Gra- that summors nave been issued against I cr oeiore i required to deposit cefendants WHliam A. Stinde and Bidder wiii That "Six for a Quarter" Ordinance Is Invalid. novev.

iointlv league square, the Brother of St. Ixmis Man Succumbs to wife. Dora E. tin of cifuiiinir. -v i Js.i rhertt or caan in amounts rw.

mtn tne iarsnr.t to wnom sucn E. directs has made return herein specified IBHlon avenue. a. lmd out in with the murder of Wiiliam der July 10 last. retary in a 'j i m.

i.i. 'nEt tne ucKBQanvS last awnridi'i usn I Tr.nUvnA;' tn thP SOUttt 1 fAn. ii -11 haln. o. in mnuc Heart Trouble iu Hospital.

ST. JOSEPH. Jan. 3. C.

AV. u-isuivctov -rk French. 4 5 years old. a guest at the 3' The St Charles Hotel, died suddenfy la-t PLeme he State, night of heart trouble. He walked to h-- TJ of he "f-'y-a i Kourt in holding that a Minneapol n7tr icity ordinance of 1907 which required worth uVil I 7nl t0 Minneapolis Street Railway Co.

to worth Hospital, here he died an hour LeU six car tickets quartePt was later. I A' x- ii.l..-t Want nv Alail of 5 of Gratiot League Square: tfct rdit.ary process cannot be op a deposl H'ght to Aant Any rrom mentioned point in the ervM upnr the defendants last afore- The Board re serves r' JJ illiam Cooper, negro. Morgan s-onth line of lot 5 of Gratiot League sam or eit? vt of them: lSfll wvthdrawn prior to the is held for the Federal author- I Square, the line tn mn to the sou to-) N-0w. on notion of plafntiff by j'JL, regular monthly on complaint of James M. Craw-1 corner of City Eloe 4 tne Board of Education atte- street.

ities i i .1 oDeneu- h.fls a.re ope 1 tarry Co. in Jackson lay FqcI CASSVILLE. Jan. 3. The Democratic Executive Committee of ford, a letter carrier, who says Cooper rIf er0und now or formerly owned '-law, notifyh.

said defendants and aid lnlation jf this provision on i riim if ho Mild Ui- unconstitutional ana invalid Edith Gratiot in ssid block: from unknown p-rrsons ann eacn, last mentioned point to Ctsyton a tntt ut been commence! in the mn oMin His home is said to have been in i The street rr om- rtn.iM i Barrj- County elected these men as c. venue and the said west Imeio iut YJ- Louis with tl, line, of prep- Missou tne City of Columbia. but his of a bidSer or a failure on nart to comply with the awards -him shall forfeit to the Board o' cation his dePsM. BROWN SnoDlv Comml 111-12-30-S1 1-1-2-a. jthat the ordidance impaired the con-1 delegates to the Jackson Day celebra-A tion at Kansas City.

Thursday: TV. A. Star premiums are exclusive, and crty now or formerly owned by Kdith jplalntifS; Boulevard ana t-arK iea to pc in oodlawn. Cal. A I tract with the city imnlied In their I tract with the citv Implied in their! can be obtained from no otner sources.

"i BrkViW raters id unknown i oer- Start saving coupons today. 'f. T' -5 It. Cair.n.'. Sts aons and othef-before named parties).

orother. John G. French of St. Louis, earlier ordinances and franchises, to Wear. T.

A- Stockton, v. B. Adcock Is on his way here. 'tig company. W.

A. Boucher and O. H. Hudson. ircc, iruaiec OI ine raift -o.