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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

New Yo,E. Jan. Ii The general Offices on
broadway 81 IN. southern Pacific were
placed N tho hands of the Sheriff TODAY
as the result Of an attachment secured
against the railroads property by the
TvrotIc Trading COMPANY. The amount in
N"lved * sal'i To be S."-'. seemingly a small
matter.
me time ago the road chartered i boat
belonging to- jhc Twrriir company. The
agreement was that the rai.fu9d was to
bring the boat from NCw orleans to Boston
and thence 70 New York. When the cargo
was discharged IN the city of Boston. the
southern Paciac's agents. 50 II Is alleged.
refused 10 so any further. The owners Of
the vessel claim that they were forced to
bring it To New York themselves and pay
all the costs. They put in a bin tn the
road for upward Of SI.@t. but the latter
said that 5000 was enough and refused to
pay more.
Tn" matter was taken before the Board
of Directors If In. Produce Exchange for
arbitration ami they decided that the bill
OF the vessels owners was legitimate. Still
IN" southern Pacific refused 10 settle and
the attachment MAS issued.
Justice Fitzgerald th!s afternoon dis
charged the attachment II was stated that
the matter had been settled. The terms
were not mentioned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
VEHICLE NEWS PROTEST.
Hearing Before the State RafIrond
commission VIZ rnsfnnnrh

Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
had a hearing Yesterday morning before
The State Railroad and Warehouse Com
m~isslnnerS at me Planters Hotel. The oh
ject OF the meeting was TO hear complaints
against the railroads for IT," advance in
rates on vehicles. under the new rIlssi0ra-
iion, which goes into effect on January -
y number Of railroad representative
were present and explained that an adj
vance In freight rates wa n.c.=slt,t.d bv
the advance in material :uI railroads They
asked the shippers To reserve their com
plants until the classification COMMITTEES
held its next meeting. which would be Fob
Tuary ). as II was probable there would be
some reductions made in the present p-o-
posed tariff.
BESIDES this the objection was mad. and
sustained that the Railroad Commissioner.
could not properly give a hearing to auv
complaints until the new classification had
gone into effect, which would b., ON Ian
uary -. This View was accepted good
naturedly by the implement men and 10
commission adjourned. "
II Is THOUGHT IN" shippers and traffic Of
fcials can reach a satisfactory adiIstm.pt
at a meeting in the near future.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
NO ellen ATED TRACKS.
PittsburE and Fort Wayne Mn, U,xe
Serious Trouble in Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. l6.-Mayor Carter Harrison
has ii I'm his power to bring a practical
Generalization Of the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad of the Penn
sylvania system. unless the officials Of tho
line agree TO elevate their tracks vi-haur
delay. The city Council mas ordered .b,t
every train or locomotive approaching the
seven street car crossings, between and n
Guiding Twen'--second and Forty-sayan:b
streets. shall come TO Il fun stop within 10
feet of each crossing ami not proceed uutu
properly siGnalcd by a fagman
The penalty for violation. Whether nv on
gineer. fireman or official. WAS placed q. 4
fine not less than s.. nor more Than S5ul
The Mayor is authorized to use the an-irs
police force or the city. il IL is deemed mo-
sss1ry. TO do SO. in order TO carry tha
Councils mandate into effect. While tho
seven roads that use she tracks Of III
Western Indiana a. well as the pItfsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago. are iprIr.Icd n
Council to interfere with the operation ~
any other line than the Pennsylvania.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
WAGES HEtDJUsTED.
Pe~rns,I>nniu lnrd Employees Given
Rinse All Along the Line.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. Eth" reunsyI-
yAuit Railroad Company to-day announced
4 rcaIiHstm.nt Of the wages Of its ON
lIry.s in the yards along the entire Sys-
tom. The new adjustment went INTO effect
January l. On the Atlantic city and Cap"
Nry divisions. II was said. engineers and
trak.u.u are advanced respectively - ami
d, cents Il DAY. with TO reduction IN work
ing EcurS. The new scal,. with respect 20
Ihr other divisions. is as follows. and ear
ri'S with IL a reduction from twciv" tu
eleven hours 4 day: Engineers. increase
frum - To- =; cents per hour ilr"mcu, from
L. to Il cents: conductors. from ~ Ia -
cents tiIyp: from Il 10 = cents CniyhO,
hrakymon. from Il 10 l6 cents day.: from
l. to II cents mlghu. car droppcTs. from
LIZ To- l1ie cents tiay): from 1Gi. To Is
cents might.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
SEEMED MIRACULOUS.
remarkable Cure Said 10 Have
Followed Conversion.
SPFCTAL.

REPUBLIC STECTAL
Burr oak. No, a lS.-Religioug cir-I, :
in this section are greatly excited over
what appears to be a miraculous cure ,,-
fected by Evangelist Mack OF Kansas O.,
az a revival which he recently conducted at
EllSberry. No.
Ii is related that George W. Oregon. r-bo
has been deaf and dumb from birth was
converted and Immediately thereafter was
able 10 hear and utter sounds.
II Is tho opinion Of the faithful hat tne,e
is healing power in the Reverend NJ
Mack's voice. He claims to be a natural
born gospel e~XpOunder. and is a pastor i'm
the Baptist Church.
IN speaking of the recent cure al Ella
berry. he says that he cannot understand
the healing power himself. but believes II
WAS given 70 him by God. rs II was 10
slowed upon the disciples Of Old.
The Reverend MIR. Mack says that he mas
prayed for Il number Of sick people whom
the doctors had given up. and that they
had recovered apparently through the in
fuenCe Df prayer.
Thu Reverend Mr.. Mack is now coujucr-
ing a religious revival at the Mount Zion
Baptist Cnurch.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RATES.
New Plan Proposed TO Meet the Cr..t
Northern C%Olouist Rates.

Chicago. Jan. l6.-At an adjourned meet
ing Of the Chicago-St. Louis-Missouri River
lines to-day a proposition was submitted
which, If adopted. Will. i, is believed. result
In Il settlement OF the rebate problem in
connection with the North Pacific Coaq,
business. II is proposed to exempt the Mis-
souri, River gateway from tie rebate avs
tsm. applying IL only to the Ogden gate
way. This plan. il is believed. viii he suf-
ficient TO protect Colorado ana Utah rates.
while Il will not subject the Oregon Short
Line and tho Oregon Railway and Navica-
ton Company to the inequality which the
rebate plan infiictS upon them. as compared
with the North Pacific Coast lines. Ar
ransernents have already been mo5a nv n
majority of the Missouri River lines to con-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
ST. lOUISANS TOUR FRISCO.
Only One Mishap To Police Com.
missioner Stucycr'S Party.
R%EPURLIC SPECIAL

TiEPTRLIC SPECIAL
San Francisco. cal. Jan. 16.-PoliCe Com
missioner \. G. StIever and Judge James
MCraffery. both ~ -. Louis. are in the
city. They arrived here in a private ear
with their party. and have visited all places
of interest in the city. accompanied by De
toCtite Ed Gibson. who has shown them
III" town in good style.
In thu party are Mrs. \ &. Strevcr and
her two children. Miss Helen Wells Peter
son, &, IL. StuevCr. father Of Polio" Com
missioner StucveT, and an Old California
ser, and Doctor Aug. Schmidt. all of st.
Louis.
They have been touring through Texas
and Mexico, stopping as fancy prompted.
and then ZANE 10 see San Francisco. which
the elder NJ. S,uever has not visited for
many years. The party started hnmcward
to-day. stopping at Los Angeles. They have
used the car rs a hotel and have been hav-
Ing Il royal time.
W have had no adventures since We
left home said Police Commissioner Stue-
v,r this evening. and only one mishap.
The mi>hap WAS that We ran out of 81.
Louis beer"
The elder Mr.. Stuevar is 20 wears old. hut
he has stood the long journey from ST.
Louis with little show II fatigue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

To Whom l. May Concern. Take Notice:
The commissioners In the matter Of OPEN
ing an alley i'm city biOci. 2l1>. under or
GInInse No. ia3is. wiIl meet at RCcm 81,
civ Hall. on January -. 1851. at . =. IN,
for the purpose Of assessing benefits occa-
stoned by said opening, ana all parties in
terrStcd are invited to he present; when and
wh.r. thrv have the right Ia lie heard. and
may except 20 the commissioners report
before III. Circuit Court when IL is filed.
The taxing district for said opening in
GUIDES the property in city block 2l7s.
bounded north by Rutgtr street, south bv
Vista avenue. east by MOtari avenue and
west by Spring avenue.
Il. SCHNTENACHER.
city Counselor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
Principles Set Forth in Platform of
1896 10 BE Upheld.

Albany. y. Y. Jan. 1.-THE Chicago Plat
form Democracy to-day fled with the Soc
rotary Of State n certificate of Incorporation.
The principal Office is to he located in New
York CITY. The organization l. formed to
extend the knowledge OF Democratic priu-
Ciplcs. as set forth in the Democratic ma
ti6nal platform Of 1926. The directors are:
Samuel ScahGry. James r. Brown, George
n. thompson. Louis Il. Parsons and II. G..
StimsOn Of New York City.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
MAY COST S15,OOO,OO0,
Blunder in the Bombardment of
IlO lilo.
REpEELIc

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Jan. LIT seems Il certainty
that the Smelling Of lilo lilo will cost the
United States Government $l5,eO0.GO in in
IDENTITIES. A singular blunder is SAID TO be
responsible for this cOuntry'S liability. The
claims, which are from both British and
German residents Of llO llo are based on
the ground that the hombardment of tn
city took place before the time limit fixed
had elapsed.
The orders for the bompardment were is
sued to both navy and army by General
Marcus Il. Miller.
General Miller. according to the complain
ants whose cases are said to have been
prepared by the British authorities in 10
Ito. issued two sets Of notifications one
fixing the date for February L and one for
February u.
II is claimed that the British Consul and
residents of lilo 10 had no notice of the in
structions which were sent to the navy and
that the Petrol began to serve her shells
setting the city on fire.
The United States will resist the paymeut
of the claims. ii is understood. onlthe broad
ground of military necessity. So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
DRIED FRUIT COMBINE.
The Association Will Control the
Shipments From California.

San Jose. cal. Jan. 1.-THE marketing
Of the dried fruit crop Of California has
been practically placed under the manage
ment Of an association Of he growers, This
mas been effected through the organic tion
OF the dried frui; men under the name OF
the California Fruit Growers Association.
The association will start with a member
ship that will control fullJ 20 per cent OF
the dried prime crop ana inside of a
month, it expects 10 have control of the
entire output OF the State.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
JAY BURROWS DEAD.
Father of the POpulist Party Sue.
cumhci To Pneumonia.
NErrRLIC SEElIAL

EEi'ii|LiN SIECIAL-
Lincoln. Ncb.. Jan. t6.-Jay Burrows. the
founder and organizer OF the Popul.st party
III this and other Western States. died at
his home in this city to-day. He had been
IN only Il few days with pneumonia. He
was 4 veteran of the civil War. serving
with the Ninth New York. which State was
also his birthplace. He came to Nebraska
ia IN. early eighties. ana when the Farm
crs' Alliance movement became general in
Kansas and Nebraska he conceive! the idea
Of concerning the alliance into a political
party The suggestion caught the fancy
of the farmers. who hocked to the stand
ard of the new creed by the thousands. and
the fOpulist party came into life. This
was in iss9. and a year later they carried
the elections In Kansas and Nebraska ny
overwhelming rnatGTities. Mr.. Burrows for
several years edited the official organ Of
the party in this State. but later he was
forced to retire from the party councils
by the new leaders. who favored fusion
with the Democrats
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Missouri Pacific Photographers.

On MONDAY. january -. the Missouri Pa
ci'lc Division OF the order Of Railway
TelcgrapherS will meet in aunUa c0nvcu-
tion at the LaCiede Hotel There will be
an e%l"Ctiun of officers. and the affairs Of
the division viii he discussed. The con
Nrntion will Ee in session for ten days.
Thomas ". Barron Of -. Louis IS the gen
eral chairman. am will preside over the
convention. =. \. AIthaHF IS general sec
Rotary. The delegates are. j. &. BngcS. ST.
Louis. II. 5. Wilson. Poplar Blum. Ark: r.
J. Morgan. Little Rock. Ark. ". +. Nc
Cullcueh. IarneI. KaS X. II. crow. Ir-
win. kas.: T.. J. MOasrr. Omaha. Neh.: W.
l.. j. WhitchUrch. Council GROVES. KaS.:
/. \. Hughes. ANteli. kas. The Delegates
rrnr-s.mr nMmMl IL rnl.EraLh.rs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

Houston. Tex. Jan. IG-N Nothing can be
learned as TO the probable control of the
Galveston. Houston and Northern Railroad
JUST purchased hy the Huntington system.
II Is understood II will have irs manage
mont directly from the office Of ". = Van
l'Ck. manager Of the Atlantic system of
mat company. Tho Board Of Directors Is
I" meet tomorrow and resign. AT which
time the rev board viii he selected. At
present the road is under the management
Of W. W. Kent, formerly chairman Of The
southwestern Passenger Bureau Of ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

New York. Jan. lS-The Frcich, Rat.
/, 'Ininiii'" ~ the Trunk Line Association
NJ '--HaE { receive reports on the effect
of the Now advance in freight rates ~, 90
SitI business. Officials reported - STEADY
i''t"tSe IN general merchandise business.
hI' III thc "eSt-hgund freight moys ment.
while 4 falling off was reDortod in ~,
port business. because Of the unwilling
ness Of farmers TO sell their grain.
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system of Wires Completed.

''Li NIL ~tEflAG.
ltNdrkIna. Tex. Jan. l6-Thn Louisiana
and Arkansas Railroad Company rnmpIetrl
L"-u"N It's System IF telegraph wires from
jamestown. la. to this place. The circuit
- mics long, ana will be controlled 10y
Ih" Postal ~T.!eEraph-Cahle rouu4uy Trr
IldHpHi extends from jamestown, Ia 10
stamps. AIk.. hut the wires were rrcjnne,1
{" T"Nnrkana. the headquarters of the rail-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
PRiCES ADVANCED.
Wool Hats of Every Description
Raised hy Manufacturers.

Dauhury. COM. Jan. 1G.-Al of the Lead
ing manufacturer of mems and womea's
wool felt hats in this city. Reading. Pa, and
'enthcr hat cCut"rs. wing to the raUii rise
IN the price OF wool. by agreement. ac-
vaucod m, prices Of wool hats to-day =
cents per = zen on cheap grades and on
higher qualities IN proportion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

II - MD NI'LIINL
SfHaiit, Mo. Jan. I6-Tha Missouri Pa
':h" and Missouri. Kansas and Texas IN ye
commenced midwiutcr rctronchment by cut
ting down operating expenses I'm The local
SAnlS. The Missouri Pacific has reduced
the WORKING hours tn eight hours per 1av
.Lu IN" KATY has laid of tweuty-one shop
men ANA may make st!ll further r.ductions
Freight traffic is ':U.l on tho Missouri Pa
enc and II IS anticipated that two freight
crews viii bc laid off
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
Injunction Refused.

norfolk. Va. Jan. 16.-Jnited States Dis
tllll Judge Nadd-ll has refused the irfurc-
New york. against the consolidation Of the
S's'"ard ana Roauokc Railroad with Tho
uth"r r'ads of the SeaiuaTd Air Line sye-
TEN, The Florida Central and Peninsula
ami the GeorEia and Alnhama ra.rnaIa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
DIED
Mrs. Hannah j. Stctson SUE
cumbcd t. .Ap0plexy.

New York. Jan. 16.-iirs. Hannah J. St.t-
son. an actress known as Hannah Ingham.
leading lady Of the Murray Hill Theatcr
stock Company. died suddenly to-day OF
ap0uiexy. aged % years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
WINTER RESORTS.


January l., lNp-
To Whom It MAY Concern Take Notice:
The Commissioners in the matter of
opening alleys in city block 37Is. unde-
ordinance No. 1918. will meet at Room
ga. CIV Hall. on January 70. 1890, at 5 p.
m, for the purpose Of assessing benefits
occasiuned by said opening. and all parties
Interested are invited 10 be present; whom
and where they have the right 10 be heard.
and may except to the commissioners re-
mort before the Circuit Court when it -
filed.
The taxing district for said opening "
ciudps the property I'm city block 51ts.
bounded north by EastOn avenue. south bt
Page avenue. east by Walton avenue, AMI
w. b. SCHNURMACHER.
City Counselor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
An Extraordinary Record.

! lc'@12 cases % q. II. Numm's Extra Dry.
imported in 1879. or -. i95 cas,s more Than
any other brand WAS never before ap-
pr0achcd. Its quality cannot BE- excsI!cd AZ
any price. and their 1875 vintage now i'm
ported was seldom eqvalef.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

IEI~EERS-IEorman Meinera. January I6. 1900.
al U;S5 p. m, aged - years : months.
Due notice u funeral viii be given.
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Al New York Hotels.
SPECIhLTIES.

NEGLECT q the hair brings badness. Use
Farkers Hair Balsam and save your hair.
Hin.rrcoTEs. tie hest cure fT Co-ns. IS cents
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
III AIR LINE.

Most Attractive Route to Florida. cafe
and observation cars. through sl-eptrs.
Information 40. lO4 North Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

Two-rorr stamps, in any quantity, from
SfNoA g.. ~ . Yer cont discount. only city
sales ~-i;.4r.d Cau on cashier 81. Louis
I..r--LL-- @---rr. IN. il.lNn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

tin!o the rebate system until tho Great
Eorthcru consents To cancel It's "u!0nist
rates from s. Paul.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

Bars Cafe IS Just the place 70 rest. re
fresh ones memory ana revise the SlotLlhS
We1l-c0oEe5 food. daintilv served at mod
crate cost. will ~ ready every day
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

5.GeA delighted buyers Of shoes on Monday, a
ms ia he biggest bargain event ever known in
81 Iouis. shoes for women and children being
given away at on.-third their v~alue-s7c. TIC, Goo
and 7JC-vorrh three times az much
e.. f. HILTS SHOE CO.. 9th 4 frankie.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
DEATHS.

p0DD-SilaS ". DCdd. husband OF Elizabeth
Clark Dodd. at Liberty. y. Y, January Is, 1870.
GiLNoBE-Tuestay. January i. 1890. at 3.35
&. III. Thomas Gilmore. Jr. aged Il. beloved
son II Bessie and the late Thomas Gilmore.
Funeral VIII take place THURSDAY. January Is,
ian. at $50 A. IN. from family residence. No.
2Uj South Eighteenth street, to 81. Agnes's
Church; thence 70 Calvary Cemetery. Friends
are invited to attend.
Now York aud Duhuque papers please COPY.
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MoLEN-ioaday. January Is lsr. at 10 ,. IN,
Captain John u. Moien.
Funeral "Wednesday morning. January l.. 1900.
at 8 O'clock from residence, No. Lee North beon-
ard avenue.
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VICTIM OF ASSASSINS.
Il. I. Albeit, Before Dying, Gave
Names Of His Murdcrers.

EETTBIIc SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex, Jan. l5.-R. r. Albeit tho
extensive cotton planter who was shot from
ambush near Dale. in Caldwel County. last
Friday night. died last night. just before
he died he mad" 4 statement to officers,
giving them the names OF IN" men he
claimed had shot him. Much excitement has
been caused by the assassination, but no
arrests have Yet been made.
observation-disclosures & Amend. A
new Antiseptic and PrCPhylactic. The ideal
mouth and tooth vast. Star Drug Com
pany. Broadway and Market street. agents.
Al New York Hotels.
REPURIIC SPECIAL.
New York. Jan. l6.-Hotcl arrivals today
include the following visitors from the
West.
st EouIs-J. y. Klein. W. q. Yantis, \.
q. Francis and Mr4. Francis. Imperial; &.
VI. Davis. H.. Mclaughlin, Gils-y; a. II.
Fuchs. F :. Chariot. Hoffman; +. Harlow.
NJ e. Ser0psGn. Holland: {. Il. Gallup,
Tho Rivers. J. -. Sanford and Mrs. SAN
ford, Morton. II. SilverhUrE. Union Square:
Mr.. ]. ". Williamson. New York: &. IL.
Nyrnan. Empire. W. d. Pittman, Waldorf:
l.: Whitney, Union Square.
Kansas City. l. Jones, II. VI. Haynes.
y. Nickers. y. Gentry. Broadway Central:
p. A. Ireland. A. =. Gordon. Cadillac. J..
H. Hooker, W. T. Craycroft. Grand.
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City Of s.. Louis,

JdNLNaTE :. 10.
To Whom " Mag Concern, Fake Notice:
The Commissioners. in the matter OF
Gu.Hin. Baden avenue. under Ordinance
No M. will meet At Room &34. City Hall.
on January e, ltr'. al > J.. m. for the pur-
bose Of assessing benefits OCCaS,OEet by
SIil opening. ana all parties Interested are
invited To- be present. when and where
they have the RICH; to be heard. and may
eNcput to the Commissioners report be
fore the Circuit court when il is filed.
The aXiug district for said oieuing in
clules the property In the district bounded
east hv kenrick street. west by Broadway,
north and south 10y lines parallel 10 and
distant awi feet north and south Of the
north and south lines Of Baden avenue.
j. SCHNTRMACHER.
City Counselor.
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" York and Dubuque papers please copy.

GTHEAN-Tuesday, January IS. 1907. at 2:30
y m. John GIhman, beloved husband Of Mary
GuhuiAn ,neo Trtnkhausl. aged - years and 3
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Funeral from the family residence. No 2Zi
University street. on Friday, January 10. AZ SO
a m. 10 SACRED Heart Church. thence to CALVARY
Cemetery.
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OCnNNEL.--On Tuesday morning. January 10.
200. Patrick, eldest 500 Of Patrick and Ellen
cCocncil. nee Lenari. and brother Of Mary
Jane. Maggie. Nellie. AEsie, EGdie. Willie ana
Mrs.. Thomas NJ. Monks and Mrs. John Holden.
FuneTl will take place Thursday at = ? IN.
from family residence. No. 4H2 Cottage avenue.
to Visitation Church, thence 20 Calvary Gene
tery. Friends Of tho family are invited to at
tend
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T~TSCII-Morday. January i. 1904. at s:Ia q. NJ,
NaElaic:s 1is.h, eyed 90 years I month and s
days. vie 6: the lac Michael Tisch. beloved
mother ns Ere. Catherine Prack. Conrad Tisch,
Dsyis Tisch. John T+s-h. Mrs. Peter Bsrth. Mrs,
Henry Yast. Louis 7rsch and Charles Tisch.
Funeral from family residence. No. 4S3 Easton
eyeaaa. Wednesday. January Il. at $50 D. m.
Friends are invited to attend a..-
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SPIELDcCU-At the age # > years. after a
short illEefs. Mldeliae Spieidoch, beloved ,lauch-
Ter OF E.El and Ida S~piel9och tnee Joseph. at
Us reside11oe 9: grandparents. No. 212S White
more place.
Funeral Wednesday at . o'clock.
Cincinnati TIrsrz please copy.