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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-24
SAMUEL GOMPERS ARRIVES.
Will Try TO Settle Street Railway
Mems Troubles.

President Samuel Gompers and Vice Pres
iGent O'Ccnn.ll of the American Federation
Of Labor arrived in ST. Louis last night
from Denver. Colo. where the Executive
Council OF the federation had been in ses-
sion week. They went to the Laclede
Hotel. where later they were visited by rep
reseutatiyes OF organized labor in 81.
Louis. among them being Dave kreylinS
81 erctary of the CeCtIal Trades and Labor
Union; A W. Morrison. % the Executive
Board Of the striking street railway men.
Leon GrCenhaum. secretary Of the RuS
Line Committee. and J. J. Burke. of the
stationary enPineers.
Regarding MS mission to St. Louis at this
time NJ. Ci0mc"rs said.
II came here in response to requests from
local labor leaders, who hope may be able
about "A satisfactory adjustment OF the ex-
listing street railway trouble. After a week S
"a Dor ia he meetings of the Executive Coun
ell Of the American Federation of Labor and
thirty-six hours On the rail. | am both mem
tally and physically very tired Our meet
ing at Denver VAS n most encouraging one
for or.aaized labor throughout the world.
Nearly all the oi,i troubles were settled.
Mig. oCQnnell and myself came here with
instructions from the council TO adjust the
trcet railway troubles If possible l do
not care to be any more specific concerning
our instructions. We have no plan of set
tIemsnt mapped ont When fully advised
We shall determine what Is Just In the
premises and advise accordingly"
Mr.. Gompers said his stay IL ST. Louis
would be very brief. When asked If he
would address the mass meeting "a Lemp's
Park this evening he said. Il can't say:
that depends"
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IN THE COUNTY.

| Marriage licenses were Issued n, Clay
ton Yesterday 20 Matthew Gffut and MAG
eio Carter 81 81. Louis Samuel Brown, and
Frances Holden Of 81. louis and Anthony
-Dramsh1p licenses were issued by tho
County Court 10 w. Wiethop Of the l:igh,
mile House on the Lsmay Ferry road. Iobp
Dc;icn. Alton: Marcus Rcus,. NORMANDY.
and Gottlicb Roth Suffer.
Judge Booth Of the Circuit Court. FIT
requiring the plaintiffs in the Injunction suit
Of J. =. Ruehi'u. against the St Louis
County street Railway Company to put IN
a $500 bond hy July -. In the event Of
uCnCO:nr lance with abe order tho -pmno-
rary Injunction issued April II will be lis
solved
For the third time within n year Walter
Simrnons has escaped from the ST. Louis
County jail. u. made his escape Sund5v
while Jaiicr Roth had him guarding r,-,..
horses Simmons was originally sort IN III,
on n disturbance Of The peace charge Tro,,,
C-eYe C6sur. He Is a Cpal-hlack negro .rJ
Is considered a dangerous man by the county
authorities.
warrant before Justice James Settle ~
Ficrissant charging Christ Kahre with as.
SaUlt with intent to kill K1hre's heariu,.
Will come up in Florissant to-day Tn. w.
men became crcascd in az alteration over
n woman ~ Black Jack last week Kab-a
has a cou0ter-charge against Jah1s ~
case was called before 'SIuir, Ruerre 80 ~.
Saturday. but the defendant took a cba.,-,ts
of venue TO Justice Pollard's court In f.
cusnn.
Selma tzmeyer of Spanish Lake. was fonrI
dead behind the latter's barn Saturday IL
was 80 Years old and had lived a. ;snonisb
Lake tnr nearly tity years. The Justice ~
the Peace az Spanish Lake held an inG,,eS.
and returned verdict Of death from seni;
itN.
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AFTER TENFpIT. THIEyES-Scven hun
drcd pounds Of Jinfoi'. valued ~ $l-f0. wer.
stolen from Boyce Eruthers. tobacco manu-
lactursrs' supply company, two y eks aga
caSo. where it was located in second
hand store. II has been .hipoa back 90 St.
Louis and the police are n the tail of the
thieves.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-24
CHIcAG0'S GRETNA GREEN.
slxty-Three Couples Married at 81
Joseph, Mich, in One Day.

ST. Joseph. Mich. July 23.-Yesterisv ", ,
the recoTd-breaidng Sunday Of the season
IN Chicago's Gretna Green. Sixty-three
couples from Chicago were united in matri-
mony at the residence OF County ClcrI,
John W. Necdham
milwaukee, also sen, its contingent NJ
brides and bridegrooms The Cream CITY
couples were early birds. They came before
sunrise, not permitting CLERK Eeeabau, IN
finish his nights rest.
One bride was almost compelled to return
home without having los; her inaiden maine
Th's was Miss Annie Anderson, wh,sa
spouse elect, John A. Adams, broke down
want to wed. N
. Prompted by the bride and Officer d. =
service VINO was showing the pair the way
to the Needham quarters, Adams rrrove.aii
suihclent courage to proceed 10 the altar
supported by sympathiZing friends and nv
tht pride, ne hnaii. went through the cers-
mohy and returned home a married man.
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Western Visitors in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, July 24.-HoteI arrivals to-day
include the following visitors from the
West:
ST. LOUISE. s. Marshall. s H. RIeevitt,
r. +. Marx. Waldorf: F. Lawrence, j.
Duncan. j. 5. Rodgers. W. Grayson. l..
Hilfer. G.. Drake. c. +. Blanke, Imperial;
&. Huppinger. II. Schlopp. NJ. Blim. Dela-
want: J. Sandusky. J. II. Lavender, Jr; n.
NJ. Noel. g. d. Brown. Aston: II. Katz. c.
J. Warner. Broadway Central: n. W.
Pierce. j. NJ. Fuller. Grand Union: c. g.
Powell. +. y. Steer. T. +. Bigger +. Bieycr,
Murray Hill: j. Apple. Z. II. McCln-g.
Nendome; ;. II. johnson. W. T. Cartwright,
Park Avenue. b. ". MOuntjoy. Albert; d.
II. Martyr. ST. Denis; f. r. Nusent, Her
aid Square; L. l.. Singer. Herald Square:
+ II. Rogers. Continental
Kansas City-H. Scott. l.. Sulzebacher.
r. \. George. r. A. Smith. I, K. Cubbleson,
J. c. Horton. Imperial; 5. Ganse III o.
Guet,et. Hoffman: W ]. Brown. Z. wolff.
Broadway Central; J., Canaday. W. West.
Morton. ;. living, Pabst: H. H. Fapp Gill
sey; T. VI. Collins. Albert. n. z. Murphy.
ST. Denis: n. y. Woodward. Marlborough:
T. James. Manhattan; T. A. Curtis. Cri-
terlUl.
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BURIAL. PERMITS.

sam Xinzant - years. 2l9a Chestnut. !-owne,i
saia W. wilson. - years, lSJs North twenty
Doctor John D. Carpenter. 4. years, Missour.
feltlst Sanitariitn. oedcma Of brain.
A-asdalehS tlcnheTger. o yeats, siJ3 !.aclele,
Nishasi Herz. IS years. 1888 South Broadway.
JEl.us H. otto. year. Isi2 South Tenth; d.pA-
Victor Camanzind. 30 years. 1918 South Seventh.
sb He5esa Richards eoored % years Fourteenth
,41 Mary JaQuins. alias penA4r. q years, CITY
Loan Michel. = years City Hospital: suicide
rI-'tjsS Villains % years. City Hospital. ne
a, thomas pckerson. 81 years. ISIS North Grand:
AT, amy Mer.inan. IS years. ST. Louis BAPTIST Hos
~ " lillian Emory. AZ years. Pooriiouse: consurnp-
h., aartin kretzner g years. 1875 Chambers
es.B lie L Andrews. % years. si52 Park; septi
apo,ieS Leg H. Fletcher. GO years. i,i5 Gooltell5w
Nina klauker IS years. 81 Luses Hospital
,., isoA wiibgrn 40 years. foot Of Elwood; hepa
Ernest werremeyer. IS Years. 2u5 Arsenal.
oitIi osis Of liver - ''S' --'' arsenal
f, ~ aries Book. years. 4es Lucky: scarlet
,, Mary Courtney. q years 2225 Madison psoas
bc J9hn e Armstrong. 81 years 2.ss Nebraska
. JsHef WaIen Seward. year. 1861 Marcus.
istr Melvin. days. Ilz5 North Seventh: Con-
GIass Muieahey. years. Isg' Farragu,: con.
!ittnTietia Gerhersmann. years 1872 Warren.
vG 5is5,. Ershog 6, years Nineteenth and
E-phriiis. 49, -'-'Hfdi bIidEe;
Berierdine Doenker. days. ii29 North -rbIr-
'eeht9, tetanus idiopath;c. ann
u.afssinuy. -" fi4teSAi'H.
:, Ina Hinlelnann. months 4sIs Margare,,a
Koseanna Smith. 81 years. sl2s Merane.. ,,r,,o-
IL j., Q kleaLer. l month. sc Tyler: hamilton
CT liver. ''o- sun cifihosis
tar: urGemia. ~ ."iHcies-
LSr9,hea Hahn. u years. ISIS Lafayette CART
Michael Hughes. 90 years. r22 Graham: hena,io
illiam Boessler. q year,. 35l2 North Ninth.
Waltz Gilbert Henry, months. 54as pa,ttso,.
Goaev'eva Williams yen,S .,or -
T.: Ca!onia '' '9-A Dsssett:
lar bronchitis. ''a4' 'HoeF'u-
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HORSE KILLED IN A RUNAWAY.
Animal Was 1mpaled on Shaft of
Doctor T.. \. Dill's Buggy.

\ runaway horse attached TO a storm
buggy owned by d. J. Waugh of No. $50
Pine street. cashier for the Z. r Rice Cigar
Company. created considerable excitement
or iindell boulevard last night about 10
O'clock. Before IL was stopped the animal
ran into and killed a horse attached to
Doctor r. A Diirs surrey in front OF No.
800 Liadell avenue.
Mr. Waugh was driving east on Lindell
boulevard. between Boyle and NsgStedd
avenues, when his horse became friShten ned.
The animal started su3a, My. threw Mr.
Waugh out OF the buggy and ian east on
Iindell boulevard.
To,tor E. 4. Dill OF No. SO North Broad
W.y Was also driving with his family q ST
a I5uG-n boulevard. He was accompanied
in his surrey by his wife and four chill
drca. In front OF No S'iJ tiniall avenue
~. runaway horse cJli!dei with d Ctor
Tilrs rig. upsotting il. The shaft Of Mr.
N.ugh's buggy penetrated the left side of
Dort0r DiiIs hors-. killing him instantly.
Doctor puI's family was throwI nom the
surrey but was no, injured.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-24
GERMAN OFFICIALS PROPHECY
Armies of Europe Will Devastate
Northern China"

Detroit. Mich. July 23.-Baron Paul Mer-
ling German Consul General to Pekin.
China. and an intimate friend of the Ger
man Minister. Baron Won Ketteler. passed
through. Detroit to-day en- route to New
York whence he will sail Wednesday for
home Just before leaving Pekin he had a
lu.g talk with Minister Conger. who, he
said. was very sure that the uprising would
hot amount 10 much.
Il cannot believe" said Baron Merling
that all the foreigners have been mas
sacred. / am quite certain that the cipher
message received by your Government from
Pekin Is genuine and was written by Min
lister COEger. l have several reasons for
believing 80. but 1 cannot give my reasons,
Tor nay Government would not like to have
ne talk too much.
You can believe one thing. that is as GER
tain as the rising of the sun: The armies
OF Europe will devastate Northern China -
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NOT AN ENOEAV0RER.
Woman Thief in London Claimed
She Was Attending Convention.

London. July 23.-Miss Caroline E. Reyes.
who pleaded guilty a week ago in the
Marylebone Police Court. London, to the
charge of stealing gold watch. a bracelet.
hair brush and articles Of clothing Of the
aggregate value of f22 from roomers In the
Nortoik Mansion Hotel, where she had been
staying, and who in the course OF the hear
ing saif she was an American and had come
70 London To attend The Worlds Christian
Ehaeavnr Convention as a delegate from a
church In Minnesota has been sentenced TO
three months Imprisonment
The evidence showed. however, that she
nad no connection whatever with the Chris
tian EDdeavorers. There were further
charges OF thefts committed at the Hotel
cecil and elsewhere. and the Magistrate in
sentencing the prisoner. described her as
q vulgar thief
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-24

IT the big peerlng rarves-tr works re-
ducing the normal ns.rES force { about
Coco employees to less than 3tJ. The cur
tailmsnt VIII last until Ibou; the IN! Of
August OF until The resumption u the fan
trade.
The Plano Manufacturing WORKS at West
last week
At the Mccormick Harvesting Works at
the beginning Of June about one-third of the
nHrr.
Tho managers Of the harvesting concerns
attribute the immense falling OF in the de-
nart for harvesting machinery to the
practical failure Of grain crops throughout
the Northwest
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ZINC COMBINATION.
New Evidence of the Effort to Sc
cure All Properties in West.

EEPE BIsIC SPECIAL
Denver Colo. July 23.-In further evil
dence that the I.anyon-Nicholson Zinc
Smelling Combination of lola. Has. and
Nevada. Mo. is endeavoring TO secure all
the great z:ac-pI oducing properties in the
W.ss the announcement was made to-da y
n, the Denver Mining Exchange tina. Mr..
Thomas Jones OF lola, has., who has been
at Rico. Colo. for some time. had yester-
day secured a five years lease on ere ST.
yer Swan group OF claims. on expectation
Mountain. but Il few hundred feet from the
old Norton concentration, which he also
leased TO handle the oses.
The crude ore from this property averages
eight ounces silver. 10 per cent lead and
about ~ per cent zinc. On the COwGTy, tee
ouIv patented claim in the group. there Is
aircaly exposed an ore body fifteen feet
wide hat VIII ran very close TO ID per
nj zinc. In addition To this, possession
has been secured of over 40 acres of ZINC
bearing ground. and q large force OF men
will az once be put TO work developing 81.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder. uric acid ,rou-
bles and Brigat's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. KilTner's Swamp-Root Is rot rec
ornrnendedfo for everything but If you have kid
ney. liver or BLADDER trouble i, will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in 50 many ways. in hospita; work. in private
practice. among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement, mas
been made by which all readers OF this paper
who have not already tried it. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also book
telling more about Swanp-Roo. and how to
find cut ifyou have kidney or blaGder,ro
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and E
send your address to GTTYEf31Ess
Or. Kiimer & Co., Bing- z; z, -:
harnton, II. Y. The S.5sl. ls..:sE8
regular fifty cent and Home of svanp-Roo~
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS,.

EFPUBI.Ic SPECIAL
SPRINGFIELD. Ill. July :3-cortifcates Of incc--
IoTatt9n Here issued today BY Secretary u
state Rose as follows.
The Hoftman-Schu!z Company. Chicago. cant
tai $500: 20 do hookhirdinc. printing and en-
craving. inCrrpur.tUrs-Willian Hoffman, John
schulz and Henry Hoffman.
The J. W. Grayer Company. Chicago. capital.
f"to". manufacturing saidery and harness. In
corTcratcrs-John W. Graver. John II. Ensie
ami iohn l.. HUFF.
The German Baptist peaconess arf Orphans
society Chicago. charitable. Iucurrordt1Ts-
John Meier. Edward u. schreve and William =.
Hoenl.n.
The Equitable Law and Mercantile Agency Of
chicago certified u a change II name - Ferru-
son q Gcrlnuv, and 20 change Of object {. =
collection of Adjustment business.
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KEEP OUT CHINESE.
Guard at Ell Paso Increased to Pre-.
vent Illegal Immigration.

FEFTEIIC SPECIAL.
ii Pasc. Tex. July 23.-Customs Collector
Moses Dillon was to-day authorized to in
crease his force Of border guards sufi-
GENTLY 70 prevent the Chinese and Eu-
ropean pauper immigrants now congregated
In Jaurez Mexico. from crossing the Dor
der into the United States
He has appointed four additional guards
already and may add others within the
next few days. a number of other Italian
Immigrants who made their way across the
Rio Grande have been captured and sent
back.
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MINISTER ARRESTED.
Poplar Bluff Observation-Disclosures
Agent Charged With a Shortage.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Poplar Blum. Mo. July 23.-The Reverend
r. p. Jones. the local insurance agen, and
minister whose accounts were reported to
e short about 500 after he had disappeared
from the city. was brought here tonight
day.
The representatives of the Mutual Aid
association of St. Louis and the ST. Louis
Life Insurance Company. who are thor
oughiy investigating Jones's business meth
DDS. say the shortage will reach s.. o0o or
more.
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DOCTOR CARPENTERS DEATH.
WeIi-knOwn Physician of Rolia
Mo-. Passes Away Here.

Doctor John u. Carpenter. whose home
was at RoIla, No.. died yesterday morning
NJ the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium on Tay-
Tor avenue.
Doctor Carpenter had been a practicIng
physician al Rolla for twenty years. He
was about 30 years of age. Several years
ago he lost a limb. since which time he had
suffered from pains caused by an affection
~ the nerves. He came to ST. Louis about
three weeks ago TO have an operation per-
formed His malady developed into oedema
OF the brain. from which he died. He leaves
a widow and three children, the eldest N
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MIsSOt I'll.

KfI'I FIlII SPEtItL.
JrncIsan CIty. 40. July 23.-Sscretary Of State
l-'aueur to-day issued certificates Of Incurpyra-
ton 10 the following:
The New Century fesrhone Company Of St,lr-
ft"n; capita: stock. $1,000 Iu-orpprai,rs--O II
Cray. T. Il. Morris. William seymour and OF nsrs
ne Anti. Trust Dairy Company Of 81. Louis !.
C:iiiaI stock. s!e.ouJ, Incorporators-i. ~ Grant
q. W. Ie4icr%e. !. I9.ner and others
The Charter oak stove and Range Company %
81 Louis nl-i a Statement Of increase ~ Can't
Ia! stock from $1,000 10 SO. zoo.
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BARONS OF RUNNYMEDE.

ST LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL. no, AN.
cient Order Barons {: Rannymede, viii hold a
regular meeting O'Clock Thursday evening
August 3. 1900. at their hail. No. Odd Fellows
building. southeast Ninth and Olive
streets. Two candidates be initiated. smoker
and recitation. Visiting Sir Knights are fra
ternally invited.
JOHN wEERTS, Lord Marshal,
Attest: 4. il. Bush. Baron Of RscoTds =.
80. Chemical Bldg.
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cures made by Dr..
kiimer's SwanpRoo.,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
|, is the great medi-
caltriunph Of the nine
tenth cen.urv. dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Or. ki.mer, the c-i-
ncn. kidney and bad
Ger S-scisiie. and ;e
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EMPLOYEES LAID OFF,
Harvester Companies Running
With Reduced Forces.
REPUBLIC PICiAL

REPUBLIC SPI Gal.
Chicago. Ill. JuIy 23.-The great harvester
companies OF Chicago. which, usually carry
upward Of 1000 persons Oh their rag rolls.
cannot be pointed 20 This summer az cbiect
lessons OF prosperity. Worknsa have been
laid off by the hundreds stree the first of
Ju.e and there IS now probably less tta1
One-third OF the normal forces at work
The series of "lay-3fs'' eliminated last
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WARRANTS 1851 Ep-Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney johnson issued warrants
yesterday charginE assault TO Kill against
Christ Nca. Jr.. and Max Hopper. who
W"rg arrested early Sunday morning in con-
Hocti"n with tho assault ON the Baden
street cats, opposite %cfi's Grove. In the
dlsiurhaEc" William Dunn, moturnan Of
one Of the cars. was shot in the right thigh.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

PARK AVE. COUNCIL. No. 7C7. KNIGHTS
and Ladies q Security. Attention. members:
a. .acn lnorlth al Phoenix Hall, jefferson and
Cass avenues Sisters ana brothers II % sister
councils are cordially invited 70 attend - OrIcr
az I. n. STERILE. President
artnst: IL. II. Aa.rs. Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ARGOS #: John C. Moore to Hattie
AfiENA--5 T.: Maria HOeses to Dor '''''
BINGHAM It: john Woodrun 10 '''
Margaret Hsrse--w d...................... a,
COMPTON, It. james L.BcA 70 To-
CAIOLiNE;-15 IL RosIIair E.;.ngli %
kcsan krunJii-w. d....-....-............. ......
COOKS f., n. =. bet. Sarah aud Van
Geventcr; Charl.s bradley - Eva NJ
csiAs.:.f.:i&iZ t.. Jane; Halliday liz
DlCHsoN-s, #. : s.. let. Glasgow and
I-ffnESeIi. C"ntrai Presbyterian Church
FILi.MeRE,-.. q, Lille 5. enr = Ar
thur ChapTaa-gtc. G.-.-.-............-... l
FILI.MuRt5--5 r.. Arthur Chapman 70
HAMILTON II , in. g. $. bet. Plym-
,u,h and Etzol. :. -. L;ue. II. 10
LUCAS FiACE-yl q. a. in. n 3 bet.
Jefferson aUL T'v'uty-third Itah-rt
I;ro.kirss 10 Herman 1phgIski-w a.. Il 90
MAFFITT-2S II, u. =. bet N-wsfs4d
and Laiai ain. Maria Smith Mamie
S:uith-qic. d.....-.--... ...--.-.....
Margaret Desm,na ". d.-....-..'...'. A.
NAHo IIEsTEl;--5 It.. James Lynch to
oiII 80 #, :. :. bet Boyle and New ~
stead; Charles Loosen 20 Joseph Fan
~ TfTlts "a IN I;,.:. s
Nrws,ead. J,sepa Fiann~ry TO Joseph
Fia1n'r5 -i'e - r.. .
stead. Thomas Dunn - Thomas Dunn
ufv. i....-.-.--...-..- -..---..........-.. 4
oI.lVI;-l6o H.. 5. 5. Iet. R5y., ami New
stead. Thomas Dunn u Thomas Dunn
oiiVE-e 80 II. ss. bet. E.yI.. and New
stead :. J. fisher 10 5 }. T.sher--
ga aad Sewssnd; sylvester j fisher ei.'' TO
of.IyF5o n. $ > bet Boyle and New ''"'
stead; Sylvester fisher 10 Richard For
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restsr--w. d-:::........ ...-.,.... 12ssi
F..NNSlLyANIA-50 II. Elisabeth Mey.r
u Jilah CaT.y-w. d...........-.--........ 10
PINES f.: Mary Frsuienstcin 10 Chas
- Frsut@nsteir--w- d.......--.....-.--..-.---. 700
KI TGEft-50 IT.; Annie Forres'~: 20
lanes shawn. d. ..--...----...-.. 800
ST LOUIS fl; Elizabeth Krone 70
9nL hrpne -w- G---.-..-.. -.--- .-------..-. 100
StpTT-ll0 It. Adam Roth and wife 70
\ dam Roth Grocery C0mrary-w. d.. I5g
IHEit'SA- It, Dent G. Tut to Fran
els Robefsen-~. .---...........- So
IENAS-& It: Emma Stee:u 10 Julia
-s'S'
NHlTIlER-2s TT =. bet. Fairfax
a4Hi Ffnney; George Chapman 70 Julia
NHIFFlER-25 #: hot. Fairfax and
Iluney: Frank Hawken 10 George Chap
W1tSTNfNSTER-45 II: john Terry 70
Bessie Terry--w. d .'.:..,................. s.51o
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TEXAS.
RE.pIEILc SPECIAL

ItE'FT !lisIV SIICINI..
Austin. Tex. July -L-Ths charter OF the Wes,
Texas Ranch and Cath. Company II Austin
vita a capital stock II si5. lto Rls n!cd IA I'M
Secretary OF States Off. 70 DAY.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

.s.r. IRVING COUNCIL. 40. 2. l. OF n.
.ssz.g< viii hold It's next regular meeting on
;sSsi Tuesday evening the I'd inst, az rs
~ hail Tnirty-fuuTth and olive. Members
are requested TO attend. - 80
MORRIS Il. LE,vINSON. Chancellor.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

T. L. Cadwaliade.. 1917 Parhlaad place. dwell
lEs. 500
u. l. Muth Realty Company. southwest corner
chgGt,sg and Soraa, stg.s. is..'r.
Charles y. EgpTyoi. sos Blaine. yelling ,
sl.u.-!.
Poplar. repairs; $!'a'.
{. J.. Was.,el GAO Floyd. dwelling; $500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-24
Missouri River FIoater.

RF@T'L EIsif SI'E.-IA1.
Boonville. Mo. July 2s.-The body of an
unknown man was found in the Missouri
River below here yesterday. Several ru-
mors are afioat In regard 10 its identihca-
ton. out no facts can be ascertained.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-24
81 Help Wanted Ads
Printed in to-day's Republic.
Wedding mt Harris.ury. IN


Harrisburg. Ill.,. July 23.-Mr. Edward
Johnson, a prominent druggist Of Brooklyn
and Miss Maude Gaskiis of this city Wers
Elder F. p. Turner ~