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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-11
PASSAGE OF THE BILLS
SEEMS TO BE ASSURED.

inferred from the remarks ~ its members
chairman Horton: 4 AM in favor of eX-
peditious action"
Mr. Thuner: Had the bills been sen to
the Council in the first place, such con-
dition Of affairs the present might never
have. arisen. for our action would have had
:, saiutary effect on the House.
Mr. Meys.uburg. While / cannot say
what | will do in the committee, | be-
Iievo that 'he question should b" settled at
once. although think there ought to be
competition.
1t has been arranged for the Lighting
Commit" of the Board Of Public Improve
mcnte to confer with the Council commit
to-. and explain III detail the intricate
points involved In the ordinances. Tnis
committee Includes President McMath.
Water Commissioner Flai. Sewer CpmmiS-
sioner Hermann and acting Secretary
O'RciIly Representa- lives from the v1Cious
ST. Louis cCnpaUic. engaged in tn. light
ing bU=ige-s have hen invited to attend
II they ar" faynrably reported. SuSpcn-
sion Of tho rules Will place the bills on
their passage to-day.
Mcanw hil-. 'ho members Of the HOus" arc
roIding daily caUcVscS in their chamber
discussing the bet ways and mans Of
meeting fh.' uphraval of wrath. which Will
assume some Tangible form at the mass
me- citing ~ the Real Estate ENChang" to
day. The leaders still Justify themselves
in their course. although warned by friends
Z" retreat h.foT" il is too la il is Eener-
allv understood that the holder members
Of the CunGIn" ar" using all their power
TO Whip the ma inrity into lino Tor general
assault on corpora tionS. hoping by such a
move to catch ne popular fancy and ~
the same time receive, benefit which in
th.. past il said to have been in :. meas
urc remu9eratiy".
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THE TIMES'S CRITICISM.

London. Jan. n.-The Times, in an eji-
tortal criticisinc at great length the Gov
srnm"ntS conduct of the war a'lJ:5"s To the
stupid and Pcrv"rse mistakes that have.
been made. and demands that th" practice
# the n0nn7velatirn of facts be
abandoned. II insists strongly upon knowing
tho truth. and the Who truth. about th'.
situation and finds fault with AIr. Bal
four's pi"Comcal defense.
An incredible rumor comes from C;.pe
Town that the Beers have withdrawn from
Magfrsfontein. Probably this is an 'mbel-
lishmant of tho native reports that General
Cronie is sending rc-enfnTCements to Coles
berg.
II" War OfiCo has authorized a special
yeomanry corps. Every trooper joining
Will pay for hts own kit aud mount. for
transportation and for I'll other expenses
until his arrival In South Africa. and will
thee give his services to his country and
pay for tho privileE" Into tn" fund for
widows and orphans tn" amount he would
receive trooper several i"huenti u
gentlemen have already been enrolled.
Th" authorities hav" urged IN" commit
tee of the Geomanry Hospit Il Fund Ia pro-
vide for SO instead cf In bed. ana the
committee is appealing for at least f5p"c'
more.
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TO-OAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
IlI-SINESS-

Discount rates were TO per cent 10Y Inr
call and time loans. tlearlnES' S".-'>''l'
balances. $57s,J7?. New York "NchahE'' w
premium hid. 15c premium asked; New Or
leans par bid. 2Jc premium asked; Louis
VILE. par hid. -5c premium asked; 'hlc"g''
25c premium bid. 90 premium aS'ted' tt"-
cinna1i. par bid. % premium asked.
Tho local wheat market closed lever At
esa.c p. Jan. 6s7,c b. May. 6'a-c a July.
7ia7li.c NJ. red. Corn closed higher al
snIsc n Jan. al7<G22c May. 3l'4c D. No
white. Oats CLOSED n 2ic n Jan. -+,sc a.
May. 2iisc No. ..
At Chicago wheat closed lower al '4'4c n
Jan. o7A.c b. May. 6sasc q. JpIy. corn
closed AZ a0izH$o1sc Jan. "5'.r D, May
es,.. = Ii,1y oats closed al 23I.c IL Jan,
"a Il. May.
The local market for standard mess pork
closed firm at $40 l2;g for Old and at Ai. 40
Tor new. Prime steam lard closed stea iy
AT 56oC choice AT 5.t-iac-
The local market for spot cotton closed
quiet.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

John Walter Smith was yesterday inaugu-
rated Governor of Maryland.
Forty firemen were overcome by smoke
at a New York fire Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Harding Davis
sailed for South Africa Wednesday.
The remains of the Reverend Doctor Ed
ward MCGlynn We're laid at rest yesterday
Services were conducted by Archbishop
Corrigan.
The National Bank of Commerce and the
National Union Bank of New York will
consolidate. with a capital of si0ca.oIO.
The National Association Of Wool Manu-
facturers met yesterday IN Boston.
Actress Julia Morrison was acquitted on
the charge of numbering Frank Leiden. She
thanked the Judge and jury in a speech.
She will lecture for awhile and then return
10 the stage.
The Illinois Board Of Health recommends
filtration means to overcome the pol
lu'ed Lake Michigan water.
State Auditor ardentiy champions the
candidacy of Captain Allen.
drastic antitrust hill has been intro
duced into the Mississippi Legislature
Blackburn's election was confirmed by the
joint session of the House and Senate
Miiitfamen in citizens clothes are present
at Frankfort.
Kansas retail hardware dealers passed
resolutions condemninC the trusts.
Plans were begun yesterday for the cree
ton of a monument al ChilIicothe. Mo, in
honor OF Nelson kneass, the author OF
''Rer Belt
a barn collapsed and killed two persons
The Missouri State Federation of Labor
mas prepared an anti-conyict labor hiII
which it will introduce into the next LeCis.
Iature.
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Mnrine Intelligence.

Southampton, Jan. le.-Arrived: New
York. New York.
Southampton. Jan. l0-Arrived: Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York. via
CherbourF. for Bremen.
Liverpool. Jan. lG-Arrived: Rhynland
Philadelphia.
Movllle, Jan. 1o-Arrived: Auchoria New
York, for Glasgow.
London. Jan. l0.-Arrived: Mcnominee
New York
York.
Rotterdam. Jan. IG.-Arrived: Ancharia
New York.
Glasgow. Jan. lo.-Arrived: Anchoria,
New York
New York. Jan. lo.-Sailed: St. Louis,
Southampton; Noordland, Antwerp.
Kobe. Jan. 9.-Arrved: Energ!a Tacoma
for Hong-kong.
Gibraltar, Jan. ?--Arrived: Werra, New
York Via Naples and Genoa
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TWO DELEGATIONS.
Eandiyer and Mckay viii Contest
for Dunklin County.

kennett. Mo. Jan. 10.-At a mass conven-
tion. held to-day. thirty delegates were Sc
ieCted to attend the Democratic Congres-
sicnal Convention of the Fourteenth Dis
triCt. whenever it may be held. and they
Were instructed to vote for Virgil Mckay OF
tnis county More than Loo voters partici-
pated and thsr" WAS a warm contest be.
tween the friends Of Congressman Vandi-
yer. present incumbent and candidate fu7
denomination, and Mr.. McKay's friends.
After the result was announced and tia
convention had adjourned. Vandivers sup
rorters organized another convention. al
lecinE rregularity in the count cf votes,
and elected delegates and adopted resollI-
tiors favorable 10 Vandiver.
The FIRST convention indorsed the coadi-
dacv Of Doctor l. W Powell OF this county
for the State Senate ami permitted Kim 10
name his own delegates.
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ISeEul informant

There are numerous ways to make a
trade. The best way Is To- advertise IN
The Republic. AMI iet every one know what
yru have to offer Another good way is
To answer ads. of people who want to huY
sonnet hing Ev 50 doing Won come in direct
communication with a prospective customer
and probably oTe ynU would not other
wise meet. Try this. and when you have
written your answers and addressed the
envelopes, don't stamp them, but take
them To any drug store In 81. Louis or
East st. Louis. The druggist will promptly
forward to The Republic all answers left
in his charge. There is no charge whatever
for this accommodation. and answers may
be sent in this way every day II desired.
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FOURTH MONTH BEGINS.

London. Jan. II. { a. u.-DuriuS tn. inter
lude Of apparent military inactivity and
official secrecy. Lord Roberts and Lord
Kitchener have arrived at the seat Of war.
II is assumed that their clear vision SUD
ported by Lea fresh men. who ar- due O.
arrivr in South Africa within thrty days.
VIII alter the situation, and that the foIr't p
month uf the campaign will witness the he
ginning of victories for til British arms
They are not. however. expected tn pro
duC- definite results for some days. bu.
their mere pres, nc. VIII restore tie aiken
confidence of the men a the front IN their
Generals
Lord Roberts finds 1900 men on the de-
{. usive or watching for an opening. Lord
NeIhuen's health. according To the Daily
Mail has broken down." and the Field
Marshal may relieve him. Possibly some
others WIFI hc relieved of important COM
mands. There Is certainly plenty Of rank
in evidence In South Africa In addition to
the Field Marshal there two full u u
erals. four Lieutenant Generals and twelve
ur fourteen Major Generals.
There l. an uneasy suspicion that when
the Ladysmith casualties are anEouucs i
thoy will be dishedrteuing and Will partly
destroy the patriotic glow produced by Cen
cTaI Whites victory"
The list of victims of disease ISSUED by
tn War Office gives twenty-five deaths
smith in four days. revealing the fact that
the beseged are existing amid bad sanitary
conditions.
Tie Standard summarizes the general sit
uation thus:
Well, the campaign has lasted three
months. We have something like 12uu0l
troops in South Africa. With this huge
army distributed over She country we are
still powcrlesS to relieve three garrisons
from Investment. We have still to see large
portions of both colonies in the hands Of
the enemy
We have driven the invaders back n no
singl" point We are actually further from
tn" hostile frontiers than were on the
day the ultimatum was delivered. The work
which Ministers believed could he cffcctual-
" performed with y nro men has not been
done. has not even been begun. hy four or
five times that number. can any one fail
10 admit that this Is evidence uf Lrav.
InlSGatCulafiOD of forces and fact -
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Congress Way Reimburse Him.

REPI BIC SPECIAL.
Washington Jan 1o.-When W II. l..
fepDereil was postmaster of Concordia-
Kan. In 1857 no robbed of 81 3Ao in
stamps and s3o in money belonging to the
United States. He was compelled TO stand
the loss and ever since he has been trying
TO ger Congress to reimburse him. He
was eXOnerated from personal negligectce
fo- the loss. ana three times within the last
ten years bills have passed one house or the
other to repay him. The Senate COMMITTEES
on PostofiiCes and Post Roads has made a.
favorable report on tho bill and II Is prob
able that Pepperell will get his money,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-11
LOCAL. ANp SrRrRRAN.

Siuar: Livingston came all the way from
Vancouver. British columbia - marry In
this city Miss NIauGe Chryster. who jour
neyed here from Hamilton Ontario.
F. T. Espenschei filed suit yesterday for
an accounting for money alleged 20 have
been advanced Cor the construction OF The
-. Louis BeIleviIe and East St, Louis
Railway.
Mary Duff was awarded judgment for
SEQ damages aCains; Nick karr, former
Superintendent of the Workhouse. for ma
liciouS Imprisonment.
Mrs Edna May Miller Is searching for
her husband. who disappeared a week ago.
after four weeks of welded life
4 bullet which had been traversing the
internal economy of George Fry for fifteen
years was removed by Doctor Ni.tert yes
JerdaY at the City Hospital.
The attention of the health authorities
was called to the case of a little girl who
contracted a severe case Of blood poisoning
through an abrasion OF the Hip by contact
with the mouthpiece of a lung-tester.
Health Commissioner StarkIoff is dis
pleased al the order Of the School Board
making It optional with parents TO have
their children examined for vaccination.
and threatens 70 isolate the entire school
at the first symptoms OF an outbreak.
A heavy advance in the lines OF printing
books and stationery. caused by scarcity OF
material and Increased demand. is expected
in the near future.
The Mayor has broken his long silence
on the lighting question. The Wednesday
club has guaranteed sum to light the
Poorhouse one week. Great preparations are
being made for the mass meeting in the
Real Estate Exchange to-day. Firemen and
apparatus have been stationed a. he Poor
house and Insane Asylum. Citizens hung.
burned and buried in effigy the members OF
the House combine.
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BURIED MAYORS EFFlGY IN MUD.
Confined From Page One.

again votes for any member Of the pres
,ut set nf hnnilcrs who are running things
in such a high-hind.d manner should he
hors"w hippcd."
In conclusion he says: Light up tn" CITY
~ once or turn the liEht on the gang that
iS making the city the but; Of ridiCule Tor
,h,. country at large"
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the people in Chicago and the Chicago press
are holding tn, fair name Of -. Louis up
T. fidicule and referring to the city AS thu
Worlds Fair Bankrupt city. where the
corruption at tn" city Han smells high Ia
heaven. 81 that thc stencil from the chit
Gag" River Is lik" altar Of roses compared
TO IL. Any citizen. declares Mr.. Busc. who
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-11

The il.Itial masquerade skating carnival
of the year will be held a; the Ice Palace
tonight. Prizes will be given for the best
representations Of twenty different charaC
ters Persons not cOstumeG viii not ne al
lowed on the fee until after the grand
march, which will take place at $3.50 O'Clock
The public Will then be allowed TO skate
gntil u O'Clock.
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l.ATACnE AID EHENt u.
NATIVES HELPED THE british.

London. Jan. u.-Th" cape Town CORE
spondent of the Daily chronicle. telegraph
ing Monday. says:
The Beers assert thar eighty natives
fought on the side OF the British Al kGru-
man. They ~ay their object in capturing
the place WIS % open the way fOr 4 com
mando TO go south into the PrieSka.
1T is reported that the Boer leaders
allow every huTEhsr to return home ore
week out OF every seven"
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W0EFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS.
PoorhOuse and Female Hospital in
Danger.

4 woeful state Of affairs az the Poorhouse
and the Female Hospital, resulting from
the use of candles and coal oil lamps In
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Chief John f. Wilkc of the United States
Secret Service iS spending "A few days in
st. Louis getting better acquainted with
the local officials. lie goes from here 10
Though only - years old. he has attained
worldU idc reputation as detective, and
IS the youngest man To occupy the position
Eg now holds.
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WASHINGTON.

Senator Butler has introduced = bill ~aicn
proposes to destroy trusts hy placing IN"
principal ones under Government control
The hearings or the subsidy shipping bill
began before the House Commtl'" on Ma
zine and Fisheries. Former Senator I'd
rnunds spoke for the shipping interests
The House Committee on Ways ana
Means is investigating the meaning Of 'he
term United States in the part OF the
Constitution relating to the customs laws,
IN learn whether the colonies recently ac-
or!ired are part of the United States. and
whether The. rresca; customs laws are ap-
rlcabe 70 them.
Secretary Gage has issued a reply IN
House and Senate resolutions concerning
his dealings with the National CITY Bank
"f New York.
4 bill has been introduced providing for
the erection Of a monument 20 the marines
who cleG fighting at ApiI. Samoa. last
April
Representative Levy proposes bill OK
acting interest on revenue receipts de-
posted in banks.
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The stockholders Of the Paul f. Wolff
Shirt Company held their annual meeting
last night. and elected the old Of
ficers. follows: Paul f. Wolf. pr si'ient .
\. j. lIildehrand. secretary and treasurer;
julius r. Wctzel vice president
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kAHRnNnE

A. L. Mohlcr presiden; Of the Oregon
Navigation. is again mentioned as a srIcc.s-
sor 10 NJ. +. ingalls, or the Big Four
Arguments were heard in tIie United
States Circuit Court of Appeals in the case
against the Southern Pacific for alleged
violation Of the interstate commerce law.
Contracts have been let for building the
ST. Louis and Northern Arkansas Railroad
The Missouri supreme Court passed on a
case involving the question of a fellow ser
wants ncEliEencc.
The Pacific and Idaho is the name of a
mysterious lire being constructed in The
NorthwcSJ.
The Lake Erie and Western held its an
nual election.
Some radical changes were made in the
transportation department of the Erie
The Tcrre Haute and indianapolis elected
officers FOR 1890
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SPORT

The winners at Tanforan: Wild Het To-
ma: Merry Boy. Grand Sachem. Loving Cup
and Jockey Bell
The winners at New Orleans: Doctor
Walmsiey. sam Fullen. Marble Compensa-
ton and Verify.
The Coney Island Futurity, to be run in
1902, has l2il entries
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r. D. q f. road. was accidentally killed
carly this morning near Bradbury, on tht,
SD,!fh
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Iayada Clark Killed.

REPI-RIIC SPECIAL.
Mattoon. Ill. Jan. 10.-Lavada Clark, a
resident Of this city and fireman on the
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Soymour's First Regiment BaDd gave
concern at the ArmCry last night tcr the
benefit Of the WomauS Training School.
which was largely attended. The vocal
solo nv AliSS IL. Albert was cNCCl.ently rem
dcred and the chorus of forty children was
a feature that was well received COM
rany + gave drill that was heartily ap-
rlaui. q
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\ female infant. apparently about day
old. was found yesterday on III" doorstep
of Charles NisscrS house at No 1872 AfS.-
nal street. The babe was turned oS't ~
GIicrr Alexander uf the Second District
and he took il to- the Bethesda Home AT
Grattau ard Hickory streets
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\ pufse-snatcher seized the pocket nook 4
Seventeenth street Tuesday afternoon ana
scamp,I,d away before she could utter A
cry. tn" TIrs" contained ShI" Miss u, y,
W. ON her way home from the Cast Bank
Note Company at TW"ntv-firSt and Morgan
streets where She Is employed When me
footpad attacked her at Thirteenih am
Tvlrr streets in front of the German
church.
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lanes smith. alias Devil, "A negro W'nL'n W'n
for the killing Of Wash Summers. ah"'H'5
negro at No. ir1 North LcVe'. Wa ir!"S',h
yesterday in Kansas city and r"'HTht'I ~ ~
St I.nuiS. summers was stabbed !" "'iSi
September !. iS99. I'm "A quarrel win Siil!,u.
Smith was brought back from Kansas 'ltS
hy Detective. Harrington.
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y E Bradford % years old. Of No "'-Sn -
Tfud,U avenue. wHS taken SuGH,HN IA
while 81, front Of NJ. go North sixth ~'tS'I
,-csrerda. afternoon lie fell - tn" sli"-
va1I; and slight scalp wound was II
nicftd His injuries wcr" dressed AZ iH'
Citv Uispcu-ary. and he was sent nome.
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ROBERTS LANDS
AT CAPE TOWN


ers. VINO were forced by the Transvaal"rs
into the most dangerous places.
This curious dispatch Is ali the War Office
has issued tonight. Ii makes not the
slightest mention Of the position or dolng~
OF m. British forces. II may De- interpreted
To mean that LaiNsmiih is safe. hut II Is
more likely intended TO prepar" the British
public !"r a trrgibl, list Of casualties
GATACHE AND FRENCH.
London. Jan. l0-Gcneral French supple
meB1s his advir-s of yesterday BY repre-
srniiuc that Captain Ricardo and fouf
troopers OF the Life Guards are missing,
showing that his r-conno:terinG party met
with opposition.
General GataCrn dispatched strong force
Monday. January : to TeCunnoiter Storm
berg. which the Beers were reported L.
have evacuated The British found the
bUrEh.rs strongly intrenche5 and returned
"a =
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The following companies filed articles of
Incorporation with the Record r .. Deeds
yesterday: Western Construction Company;
capital stock $3.50. all paid. The stock
holders are: r. :. Stevenson ". ID. Donc-
her, II. ". Lyman and J. l.. Lyman. Inter-
national Pure Food Company: capital stock
s2CIo. The stockholders are: NJ. VI. JOyner,
T. y. Ferguson and +. & Tourvlle.
Miss Josephine B Rice who for several
years was superintendent of the Protestant
Hospital of this city, has accepted the posi-
ton Of matron at the Missouri Baptist
Sanitarium, at No. 9l9 North Taylor avenue,
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Judge Iarr r. Rodgers az tha Federal
Court at For; Smith. Ark. occupied Jud-"
Amos Thal-r'~ place on the h. men IN tht
United states Court If Appeals yesterday
in case i'm which Judge Thavcr was dis
uualin,d The same case. il seems. had Grt Il
tried h. fore. him in the Circuit Court.
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The Union Musical club viii give an
artists recital at Memorial Hall on i u
Udry l. at T. m.
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Fred SaUmer, charged with murder ~ me
ftSt &c gree. was placed oH trial IN jnhsc
Fishers court yesterday morning Bauln~r T
shot and killed Charles Hoffman AT
Twrnty-third and Howard streets "n me
evening of September over a craps game
which had taken place earlier in the Gay
While Mrs. Edgar Bailey of No i'-il
North Sarah street was downtown shopping
Monday with her sister burglars entered heE
home and carried away moro than S-.S
worth Of property. including a ladies S"iu
watch and four gold rings. some sl'N. T
ware was also taken. Two detectives 10
Gated part of the jewelry yesterday In a
secondhand store.
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The Alumni Association os jhe 81. Louis
CulleEc of Pharmacy wjll give % bail al the
i.irdrrk:auZ Han. Thirternth ami 'houtedu
avenue. ru Thursday evening. February !.
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and entered upon her duties there yester-
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Coroner Iln~d held an inquest HeS''i,.'f
an Tho bodV Of Martin Van N"SS- WI" Va
ehct and Killed 10y Andrew NaTtmau u. IN"
res~ Of their home. at No. SO N"rth -r!.IlH
street on Friday morning. mdrtu-'h N"9
n, Id ON a verdict of nniniCiac-
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The Master Britkiayers have ted The
folloWin. officers fuf le"9. H. e tr.ih.k.
president: &. y. Barry. vice president; II.
". kioI. recording secretary: ". J.. Den
ham. finanCial secretary: Ii. Hartmann, il.
treasurer
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frraucis callahan - years old. who II Is
r,,.rrf.I lived i'm IN. v.Ciniiy of \iEtn anu
t;ratint streets. was found dead yesterday
afternoon in Z. room at No. !ss' S"uth :
C-a strc.r Tn. u,lic' report states 'itt
raII.hau 1i.i from natural causes IL
is auppnscd to have a married dauEh'iSr .i
living in St Louis. The body Is AZ inc
mDTEIr.