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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
WILL NOT TAKE ANY CHANCES.
Republican Whip Urging Members
to support Philippine Tariff Bill.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec. 15.-Whiie no fear is eS-
pressed in Republican quarters that the
Philippine tariff bill is in danger OF being
defeated when a vote IS taken on Wednes-
day, the leaders are taking no chances. and
are exercising every precaution TO Keep a
majority here until Wednesday night
Several Republican members. notably from
the West, have expressed themselves very
forcibIy in opposition to the export CLAUSE
in the Philippine bill, and many of them
have expressed a determination to oppose
the bill on account OF this provision.
CONGRESSMAN Tawney OF Minnesota, the
Republican whip, is vigorously at work
rounding up the membership on the Repuh-
lean side of the House. He is also seeing
to it that members vino insist on leaving
before Wednesday to spend the holiday sea-
son at home. secure live pairs with minor
ity members.
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Strong Sentiment in Senate and
House Favors Change of
Administration.
URGE IMPORTANT LEGISLATION.
Senator Quarles Believes Affairs
of Five Civilized Tribes Should
Be Administered by a
. Bureau.
Tho Republic Bureau,
18th St. and PENNSYLVANIA Ave.

4hts a.. d4l tG-.!SL II anna Az.
Washington. Dec. 1.-THE affairs of the
Five Civilized Tribes of Indian Territory
will be considered at a conference to be held
at the Interior Department tomorrow.
This subject VIII be taken up with Secre-
tary Hitchcock and Senators ouaries and
Plat OF the Senate Indian Committee and
congressman Sherman and Curtis OF the
corresponding committee in the House.
Members Of the Indian committees in both
houses are outspoken in asserting that u
change in the administration of affairs of
Indian Territory should be made with the
least possible delay.
Senator 0uasles is particularly forcible in
expressing himself on this point He made
an extensive tour OF the Indian reserva-
tons Of the United States during the past
summer. which included 4 visit to Indian
Territory. lie made an investigation of
the methods OF the Dawes Commission and
IS in favor Of aboiishing the commission
and substituting in its place a bureau which
shall administer the affairs OF the Five
Civilized Tribes.
Important Legislation likely.
From present Indications it is quite likely
that important legislation affecting matters
il Indian Territory will be enacted during
this session.
Members of the Indian committees are
vigorous in asserting that the recommended
ton of Secretary Hitchcock TO increase the
membership OF the Dawes Commission can
rNt be adopted Propositions have been
made from time to time during the past
three or four years to diminish the number
OF commissioners, instead OF increasing
them.
This idea finds favor in the Hous and
induced TO favor the IDEA, the question Of
aboitshins the commission will be vigorous
ly urged when Congress reconvenes after
the holidays.
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decision on this question would be reached
last Monday. but as there has been some
hitch in a preliminary report by the SUI
pervising Surgeon General. it will be de-
fayed yet for some days.
4 short time ago a circular letter was
sent to the immigration Commissioners at
all American ports for special reports on
the number of aliens having arrived since
July who were afflicted with consumption.
An examination of the official replies re-
vealed TO the authorities that less than
barred from admission on account of tuber-
culosis. At New York only thirty-four
cases have been reported, at BaltinoreSEo
cases at Philadelphia was that of a young
woman who died before she could be de-
ported.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
NATIONALIST UPRISING FEARED.
Two Counties in Ireland May Be
Placed Under Crimes Act.

Dublin. Dec. 1S.-Large numbers Of con-
stabuiary have been drafted to important
points in Mayo and Roscommon. and a
proclamation placing both counties under
the crimes act is expected to be issued in
mediately. This influx Of extra police Is
Unprecedented since the days Of Captain
Boycott
Nationalist members of Parliament and
United Irish League speakers have been
most active in Mayo and RoscCmIlon re-
Gently, preaching forcible Resistance TO the
authorities.
NcHugh and O'Donnell, on their return from
the United States. will take the form of a
torchlight procession and addresses at the
Mansion House. -
Messrs. Redmond, McHugh and O'Donnell
sailed from New York on December il on
the Oceanic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
WANT TWELFTH STREET WIDER.
Doctors Grundmann and McElwee
Urge Improvement

Doctor F. ". Grundmnnn is circulating a
petition for the widening Of Twelfth street
from Washington avenue to Morgan street.
Accompanied by Doctor c. 1. McElwee,
Doctor Grundmann called on President
Phillips of the Board of Public Improve
ments yesterday morning and stated the de-
sire of many property owners for the i'm
provement.
The widening of Twelfth street for a dis
lance north of the City Hall has been urged
for many years. From the City Hall north
Wardly to Washington avenue the thor
oughfare is the width of three ordinary
streets. Doctor Grundmann's plan Is to ex-
tend this width as far as Morgan street.
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NOMINATIONS SENT TO THE SENATE,
Pat Garrett for Collector Of Customs
ut FL Pnso One of Long List.

nt III inSO One Oh LOuS List
Washington, Dec. 16-The President to-
day sent the following nominations to the
Senate
To be- Consul OK the United States at Warsaw.
Russia. Angus Campbell to State given).
To la Surveyor Of Customs for the district OF
San Francisco. Joseph 5. Spear, JE
To be Collector OF Customs, Sterling A Camp
bell. for the district OF Humboldt, Cal
To be United States Marshal for the Southern
District OF Indian Territory. u. II. Colbert.
To ne Secretary Of thu Territory OF Arizona.
IEaao T. Stoddard.
.et,. New Mexico, district q faso del Norte.
Army: Artillery corpsITo be First Leuten-
ant, John L. Hughes
Postmasters:
IIlinols-Ozias Riley. Champaign; J. C. Baker.
Golccnda; William L. Ranton Sheldon; IL:
Watson. Watseka: George n. Mason, Erie: Eva
Y. Hole, Ridge Farm.
lowa-James A. Henderson,. Cherokee: P. A.
Bolanc. Lemars: John Tooley. New Hampton: G.
l. Zollinger. OGDEN ]. ]. Elliott Onawa; J. W.
Wilson. Sac CITY, L.. 3. Smith. sioux Rapids:
kansa,-w. C. Markham, Baldwin,: Charles
Nebraska-G. s. Copeland. Ha-eiock; Conrad
Huner. Bloomington; S. p. Glasgow, South Au-
burn. Robert u. Thompson. North Platte: w. ].
Arkansas-w. S. Holt, Little Rock: Enooh H.
Vance. Malvern: D. F. Taylor, osceola-
Tesas-Patrick Z. Gibbons. Paris.
Oklahoma-Jabez A. Felt, Hennessey.
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HOSTETTER'S
Ste MACH BITTERS,

This wonderful medicine has never
been equaled as a stomach strengthened
and health builder. 1t is the only one
to take when your system is weak and
run down and you suffer from dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, constipation, flatu-
iency, sour stomach or headache. Try
It. 1t will surely do you good. Be sure
to get the genuine with our Private Die
Stamp over the neck of the bottle, also
obtain q copy of nostetter'S Almanac
for 1902 from your druggist, free.
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MAYOR NAY ATTEND SESSION.
Tearing Up of Streets to Be Pro.
tested to Before Committee.

Mayor Wells probably will attend the
meeting this morning Of the COMMITTEES On
Streets OF the Board Of Public Improve
msnts. for the purpose OF offering ideas
concerning street reconstruction which he
desires to impress upon MEMBERS Of the
board. The Mayor urges measures to pre-
vent the tearing up Of streets.
The committee Will consider this morning
the ACCESSIBILITY of holding public hearings
in the near future in regard to proposed
street reconstruction. Street Commissioner
Varrelmann has had a large force OF
craftsmen at work preparing plans for
new work and formulating drafts Of ofdi-
nances providing for street building.
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ANOTHER CUT IN OIL PRICES.
Operators Fear Standard Oil Com
pany Will Force "Dollar Oil"
REpuH1.Ic SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pittsburs. Dec. 1s.-For the third time
within a week the Standard Oh Company
has cut prices Of OIL. The following changes
were made to-day: Tiona. reduced from
s1.s5 to $50 per barrel: Pennsylvania, $40
to s1.15; Corning. LOG to Sc: Newcastle.
Csc to SOC. The Producers and Refners' OIL
Company met the change.
Three successive drops Of 5 cents and 3
cents in the prices Of the different grades
Of crude oil have startled the oil operators
the oil fields. In some quarters = fear IS
expressed that the Standard win force q
return Of dollar OIL"
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SUBMITS WORLDS FAIR STATEMENT.
President Sends Receipts and Expend-
lures of Commission to Senate.

REPUBLIC
Washington, Dec. Is.-The following lette:
from President Roosevelt was TRANSMITTED
to the Senate to-day.
To the Senate and House OF representatives,: l
transmit herewith a report from the Secretary or
State covering the items showing receipts and dis
bursements OF TIE Louisiana purchase Company
up TO November /, 1901. furnished by the LOUIS
ana Purchase Exposition Commission. Issued In
pursuance OF section 2 OF the act to provide Tor
celebrating the one hundreith anniversary, etc.
tSignei> THEODORE EOCSEs ELL.
White House, Dec. Is.
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BURTON's MAN WILL BE NAMED.
Kansas Senator Wins His Fight
Against Cyrus Leland.

REPUBLIC PECIAL
Washington. Dec. 16-Representatives
Long and Calderhead Of Kansas, and Mr.
Muivane, the Republican National Commit
teeman. were with the President to-day,
and we're informed that the recommenda-
tion of Senator Burton as to the nomination
of a Pension Agent at Topeka to succeed
Cyrus Leland would be accepted at the
White HOUSE.
This announcement OF the President was
accompanied by q most earnest request that
an end be put to factional differences in
Kansas.
With Senator Burton naming the Pension
Agent. Cyrus Glands defeat Is assured.
The outlook is that Colonel Wilder S. Met
cafe Will be nominated to the place.
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SIX PRIESTS TO BE ORDAINED.
Ceremony at Kenrick Seminary
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Ordination ceremonies will b held at Ken
rick Seminary. Nineteenth street and Park
avenue. on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
On the first two days minor orders will be
conferred upon eight candidates and on
Saturday six young priests who have jrst
completed their preparation will be ordained.
The Reverend s. v. Nugent, G. M. presi-
night from Cape Girardeau. where &c at
tended the funeral Of the Reverend Francis
W. Smith. \ young graduate Of the SCHOOL
who died 1t hb old home thsre.
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SUES HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Annie A. Creveling Files Bill
at Clayton.

Mr. Annie crsvslins nled . suit for d.
vorcs IN the Clayton Circuit Court yester-
day from William C.. Creveling, a former
prominent horseman Of ST. Louis and st.
Louis County. She charges abandonment.
She recites In the petition that they were
married May II. 18n. and that they sspa-
rated February ], 1&6.
Nj. Creveling has been living In Chicago
since separating from his wife.
They Wefo married In Sullivan No. and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
ADOPT VESTS RESOLUTION.

Senate Committee Will Investigate
Methods for Restricting Anarchy.
Washington. Dec 1S.-The Senate to-day
adopted the resolution Of Senator Vest di-
recting the Committee on judiciary to in
vestigate and report upon a method for
restricting anarchy and restraining those
who attempt to assassinate Presidents
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
THREE VICTIMS OF POVERTY.
Unfortunate Woman Kills Herself
and Two Children.

REPUBLiC SPECIAL
New York, Dec. 16.-Mrs. Minnie Blum
berg of No. 335 Seventeenth street, Brook
lyn. killed herself and her 2-year-old daugh-
ter. Nettie. this evening by gas Another
of her children. Celia, 3 years old. IS dying
in Seney Hospital from the same cause.
Mrs. Blumberg had been i'll. and to-day
she reached the limit Of her resources and
determined to die and take her children
with her
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The Little Man With the Big Voice ut
Union Station
ANNOUNCES THE "kATY FLYER

"A-l-l a-b~-o-a-r-d!!! The Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway. Katy Flyer
Sedalia, Nevada, Fort Scott, Parsons. Dai-
las, Fort Worth, Houston. Galveston. San
Antonio, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Old
Mexico and California;! Track No. g.
Train leaves in twenty minutesI Tho
Katy Is now readyiii"
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MAY APPEAL FROM THE RULING.

~UpDOHtt1On 70 OFuef Bar.
ring T~uberculosis Patients.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec. lS.-In all likelihood the
Treasury Department will bring about an
appeal from the ruling Of the Marine Hos
pital Service which placed tuberculosis OF
the lungs On the list Of dangerous and
loathsorne diseases which are barred from
admission to this country under the existing
immigration laws. 1t was expected that q
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What Shall We have for DESERT

This question arises in the family every day.
Let US answer it to-day. Try Jell-O. q delicious
dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No baking!
Add no. water and sc. to cool. Flavors: Lemon.
Orange. Raspberry and Strawberry. At your Cru
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woman Suffrage Measure.

Washington, Dec. l6.-Senator Warren to-
day introduced an amendment to the CON
stitution, granting the right OF suffrage 10
women.
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NcEICHoLS-on Monday. December 1s. 1901.
ponneii,. beloved wife 81 ANTHONY and mother
of Officer Patrick j. Anthony. Jr. Mary. The
rosa NcNichols and Mrs. NJ. J.. Walsh inee Nc
Nichols. aged &c years IL months and g days.
Funeral will take place from family resi-
| dence. No. AIS Bowen street. on Wednesday. De-
vember IS. at 2 .. m. to IS. Mary and Josepfis
Sburch. thence to Mount Olive Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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the family is said to be possessed Of con-
siderable wealth. There are five children.
Marguerite. Catherine, Thomas H, Aimee
and Elizabeth,
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SPEclaLTlES.

REMOVAL NOTICE @we p are 1 ,5sr. ,oea Is i i
sixth St. Equitable building. Harris Shoe Co.
:. Harris. President
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FIREARMS. OPIUM AND LIQUORS.
Senator Lodge Would Their
Snle to Nnlivea Of pacific Isinnds

Washington. Dec. ls.-Senator Lodge 70.
day. introduced a bill to prohibit the sale OF
firearms, opium and intoxicating liquors to
the natives Of islands in the Pacific ocean,
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II you desire a new boarding place, read
the advertisements in to-day's Republic.
See want" page.
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WILL HAVE NEW sUBsTAT1ON.

Washington. Dec. 1s.-Substation No. IL
will be established January l at Broadway
and st. Charles street, st. Louis.
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WILL SPEND CHRISTMAS AT HON

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Dec. 1S.-Representattves
Dougherty, Rucker and Vandiver Will 50
home to spend Christmas
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SPECIAL
Washington, Dec. 1s.-John S. Smith ha:
been appointed fourth-class a
Cuivre, Audrain County. Mo-, vice S. d
Chase, resigned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17

when passing behind a street car, look
out for the car approaching from opposite
direction"
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The Yuletide season approaches. anu
Santa Claus has taken space at Bars big
store. A grard exposition of all that IS
rovaI and inviting for Christmas is to be
had AZ s;issouri's Greatest Store.
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MaGINN-on Monday. December Is. 1901. ut
$50 q. H., after q brief fitness. Catherine Ma
ginn. widow OF John Maginn. aged s. years.
Frreral Tuesday. December Il. at 1873 a NJ.
from residence OF her son, James 2. Magiln, No.
5sss Eartmer avenue. to St Roses Church, Good
fellow and Eizel avenues lntermeIt private.
Cincinnati, o.. papers please copy.
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EGAN-on Monday, December 1s. 1901. at : a
~. Julia Egan. aged "A years.
The funeral Will take place from residence,
so. :s.s Windsor place. on wednesday. DeceEn-
Der IS, at . a. m. 10 st. Alphonsus's Church
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
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COL. j. H. CARROLL IN WASHINGTON.
M1ssouRI PosTMAsTER NAMED.

Washington, Dec. 1a-Colonel John II.
Carroll of Unionville is in the city. He Will
go to New York Tuesday.
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LAMB-0n Monday. December Is, 1901. at 8 q
~, Lor-atto Margaret Lamb. aged , years and
4 months. beloved daughter Of JOHN and Agnes
Lamb.
Funeral from family residence. No. 1.d1 Bacon
street. Tuesday. December i. at 2:S9 .. H.. 10
Calvary Cemetery.
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MEMBER OF CIVIL SCI


| REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Dec. 1s.-L. B. Berkehlie has
| been designated as a member OF the Civil
! Service Board for the post Office at Co
lumbia. No.
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THROUGH sLEEPERs ST. LOUIS TO
NEW ORLEANS.
VIA NJ. & O.. II. n.

Leaving st. Louis at S:23 p. m. daily. Sc
cure reservations and excursion tickets at
N. & O. office. sos Olive street. or Union
Station.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into rest Sunday. De-
cemher Is. 1901. at 6 p m. Robert D. Patterson.
aged 20 years
Funeral wednesday. December u, at 2 p. m,
from the Mount Cabanne Christian Church.
Kings highway and Morgan street. Interment
private.
Sunday. December Is. 1901. at $50
n. m. Jas. c. Range. aged . years IA days.
j. at I'D .. m. from residence Of Mrs. J. b.
Rcmpc. northeast corner Missouri avenue and
pes:aloxzi street, to St. Francis de Sales Church,
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Monday. December 1s. 1901. at Gas
p. M william smith the beloved husband Q;
The funeral will take place from residence, No.
1s2s Bi6dle street, on Wednesday. December IS
ut 1880 .. m. to st. Lawrence ORIOLES Church,
thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to
attend.
TYLERmon supiay; December i. 1901 a. IL
n 1noh' Mother si'S q Mrs. ). DE H aseias MFG 1. :, TyIsr
q Los Angeles. Cal. and G. w. Tyler of SAN
Funeral tomorrow Tuesday, at 1 O'Clock. from
No. s1 Maple avenue.
Lockport. n. r: Manhattan and Clay Center.
Eas, papers please copy.
WHEREOF Sunday. December IS. 1901. at $50
q m, PAULINE e Wine Wassre en ss,s ssh y ssoat 2in beloved ed
Funsrsi from family residence. Window Post
once. St. Louis County. Wednesday. December
N ~. AZ 10 q. m Friends invited to attend.
YouNoLon Sunday. Decemee. IS. 1901. At 1l:4s
o.cIorE- after O lingering sickness. Carolina
Young <nes Hepp). at the age Of $ years and
eerher n. a 1.so o'clock. from the residence.
~ Soe3 Linton avenue. to Our Lady Of Perpet.
~ 0rccer Church, thence 70 Calvary Cemetssy.
Hsaastvss end friends invited TO attend
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At New York Hotels.

Al new YORK Hcteis.
REPTBLrC SPECIAL.
Vow York. Dec. ls.-Among the arrivals
1T the hotels here to-day were the following
NcsterDeTs:
81. Louis. A. Blevins. Manhattan; r c. ke--
eas aaG Mrs. ke-ens. Holland: +. W. Wheeler
end Mrs. Wheeler. Everett: J. g. Stephenson,
Metropolitan: c. StowreseT. Herald Square; :.
Scarr5tt, Murray Fill: w. +. gill and Mrs. GIN.
waI6orT: N. Wolf. Herald Square. c. Adler.
Kansas ci,y-N. II. Branch. Broadway Central:
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EcKHARD-suddenly. George F. Ecki,aro. aged
G. years ind 4 months
Funeral services at family residence. No. 56o7
Michigan avenue. on Wednesday, December is. at
j p. m. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Friends
invited. Please omit flowers.
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SPECIAL
Farber, Mo-. Dec. 1f.-Nr. John T.. Hen
dirk, merchant at CuTryvilie. No. and Miss
Tessie Bcndurant of Farber were married
at this place yesterday.
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LARKIN-on Monday. December Is. 1901, after
a short Illness. Marv c. Larkin, widow OF the
iate John Larkin. aged y years 2 months and 6
days.
Funeral from residence Of William H Mar
Guis. No. 2225 North Tenth street. Tuesday. De-
cemSer Il. 1891. at 2 o'clock p. M, thence 20
Bellefontaine Cemetery.
Deceased was a member OF West Gate Lodge.
80. IS, K. & L. Of Il.
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MAY PLEAD BEFORE DEPARTMENT.
REPUBLIC
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-Johu NJ. White Of
Marionville, Mo, has been admitted to prac-
tice before the Interior Department
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Funeral from family residence. No. 2i2O South
broadway, Tuesday at / p. n. to the crematory.
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MISS MITCHELL AT

MISS MITCHELL AT THE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL
Washington, Dec. 16.-Miss Fannie Mitch
ell, daughter OF Colonel Mitchell, editor OF
the Little Rock Democrat, Is here for a
weeks visit
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Amos Croker Of Worcester writes: ':Aftez
going through a frightful surgical operation
olntnents, one s0c tox Of Pyramid Pile Cure
gave speedy relief and II quickly cured
me-" All druggists sell II. Little Book,
'.Ptles, Causes and Cure" mailed free.
Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich.
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l.. James E. Joseph T, Francis p. Josie. Agnes
and Theresa, senior member OF Carey Bros. Drug
company.
Remains Will arrive in st. Louis Tuesday morn
ing. Funeral will take place from family resi-
dcnce. No. lIes Goodfeflow arenue. at $50 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, December is. l9i-
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u =. H.. Cariine u. kosriG. beloved wife Of e.
l. kcenig and mother of William E. Koenir. Al
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Due notice Of funeral will be given later.

H~EETHEL-On Sunday. December Is, 1901. at
Ie.ls u. m. after a short illness, Anna ~, reiict
az the late George p. Herthei, at her residence,
40. ig35 West Pine boulevard.
Funeral private.
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Mississippi Valley Trust
Company
High-grade investment securities
bought and sold.
Bond list on application.
DEATHS.

BApENHEUER-on Monday. December 15.
1901. at $50 O. m. after a lingering Illness. Ellen
Z Badenheue-, beloved wife of George Badenheusc
Srd mother Of Sarah Hill tnee Brown and John
Brown anc mother-in-lav OF Charles Hill. at the
ege OF 60 years
Funeral will take place from son-in-law's rea-
deace. No. $50 South Second street, wednesday
afternoon. December IS. ct $50 o'clock. Reia-
tiyes and friends invited TO attend
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HEIDoRN-Entered into rest. Monday. Deem
Der Is. 1871. at i:l0 p. IN. Edward +. Heido-a,
aGed Il years.
funeral Wednesday. December IS. at / ,. m.
ffom his late residence. near Bridgeton. Inter-
inent in Fee Fee Cemetery