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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-06
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

JanS E. and Ida E GARRISON. 2Siss North
Timothy ana Ellen Mitchell. cs1s Hereford:
Edward s. and C. Emma Smith. BIZ Now Ash
Marcus A. and Viola Hirsch. 4s.s Westminster,
ferdinand ana Gensvieve English. ssslA East
Charles and Lill,o Brown. Female Hospital;
John and Bertha Lee, Female. Hospital: boy,
Charles and Emma zimmerman. Female Hos
Charles and Ernelia Gersdorf. $40 California;
THOMAS and Maggie Meyer. csl4 South Ninth;
n. S. and Jeanne De Wolf, 65s Plymouth; boy.
John and Catherine Rlegel. 1898 Wright; girl
James and Jennie Probert, 1895 Marion; boy;
,. w,ll,ap po AND Theodore Nichols sss' South TA'F-
:I.s sas .n i 1s Gsm.5 s;:,, girl ~ ,a,,,: boy.
julie W. and Kate .. Rhedemeyer. cll6 North
Herman and Augusta Ruesken. 200 Linton,
John P. and Rosa ". Heidger. csl7 Missouri;
George and Lillian P1eese, ssI Nebraska: girl.
f 4 ana and 4 r Ad sSeIem aas S ISL Madison SfEa girl.
Patrick and Catherine Certify. 1921 cleary:
Jane. n. ana Laura eesnway. Femai. Hos
George and Sarah H,ne.. Female Hospital:
! ana l. Barrow. Female Hospital: girl.
EreCeIlc ana Belle hoenlB, Islb Ihn1bl~.- girl
Frank and Margaret Koob. .S26 Marcus; boy.
Edward and Helena Hohmann. 1926 North
Twelfth; boy.
Elmer and A. Adrian. 1850 North Broadway:
boy.
louie and Theresa Ahrens. 4An Dorcas; girl.
William X. and Belle Goodrich. 247 Knox: girl.
s. v; and Ida Eslinser. 1894 Page; girl.
M..M- and Justina Stanton. 4c2f Easton: girl.
Philip and Ida Boiler, sis Howard; hoy.
Ed and MARY Burkhnrdt. 1872 Arco: girl.
Harry and Eta How G5c1 Cheltenham; giri.
bow.
Joseph an6 Rosa Koza.oN "A Ash,ar h,rs,,r.
bow. ~
Frank and Peiagia skupski. 1920 North Tenth:
William r. md Annie Kre;chman. I71s South
+ NJ and ". L. Fleming. 1905 Page: bow.
Henry and Barbara Tebbe, 1851 Marine: bow.
girl. "" "fN
Elmer and FIilda Dietrich. oil Emme.: girl.
George and Emile Bruegeman. 1t6 Rutrer: r1rl.
Sarah: boy. ~
girl. " i'"i o"' Nahcnes'ef'
way: boy. 49," "" ofoao-
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UNCALLED.F0R ANSWERS.

ANSWERS ARE HELD AT HI OFFICE FOR
TIL FOLLOWING ANSWER CHECKS AND
MAY BE A BY PRESENTING YOUR
CHECK AT THE REPUBLIC OFFICE:
AFRO, .62, 275, 253, 252, $50, 288, 2s3.
B-2s7, 2S5, $50, 269, 251, 22S, 224, 257,
Isl, $50, q 4
c-2s5, 2.o,' pa, 2Ss, 2se, 24s, 24s, 2es.
2.2. 253. 258.
D-22S, $50, PA, 2B1, "a.
E-262, 2TS.
F-269. 246, 266, 11b, 22e, ESQ, PSI, 22s,
ESQ.
G-2i2, 27S.
H-264, 2sG, 26S. 269, 248, 25O.
J-26S. 254. 243 2O.. 285, 24S.
k-2S6, 26O. 2T2, 262. 259, 252 243.
Loo. 2S2. PSI. 244, 26S. 124. 242, 241.
N-2.2. 22., 262, DOB. 251. 20.
O-276, ~ 24S. 20. $50, 251, 1S1.
P-266. 2S5. 256 255. 244, $50, I'll, $50.
R-2sO. 2Ss, 14S, ESQ, PCS, ga, 259, 241,
21S, 267.
scr. 2S5, 2S3, 232 247, 272.
T-2SS. $50, 27I, 282, 252, 1O1, ITO, 226,
2Si.
W-275, 272, 249, ESQ, 162, 242, 2sS,
x-2si. 20, 24s, 2s5, 2s7, $685.. 200.
Y-269, 2G4, 251, 30. FOG, 24O, no. 2S4.
Z-263, 25O, 265. 256. $50. :57. 263.
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MARRIAGE
BURIAL PERMITS.


Arthur Littlehsld. 30 years. st. Johns Hos
". Kerr ciendenin. q years. tAs washington:
nephritis.
Annie Graham. q yeas. City Hospital: sep
Mrs. Columbia H. C. Huntoon. Is years. $3.50
Locust: embolism.
Edward G. Hodo. 80 year. City Hospital:
Fred Gamache. Il years. City Hospital:
Ellen Mclaughlin (Flynn). Il years. Poorhouse:
Infant Nealon. Is days. lbs channins; de-
bility.
Charles Abram. 81 years. 6s79 New Manchester:
Robert Riggs. IS day. Quarantine Hospital:
laryngitis. ?
Mary B%r,nkmann. g years. 1909 Dillon: hepa-
Elizabeth johnson. rs years. zm Morgan:
.Adciph J. Latz. 81 year,. s7os Dickson: Sc
Charles H. Koebel. 10 years, Ass Clayton: con-
Albert A. Meyer. 81 years. 42SsA ST Ferdinand:
Louisa School. 81 years. TIL Old Manchester:
Eva Hogen. % years. Venice. ILL.,; pneu-
Charles Boyd. % years. Denver. Colo: killed
Walter S. Bum. Is years. Lawrence. Kas.;
Ellen j. Hill. Is years. West Madison. nl.;
john ]. Emmert. l year. St. Charles. NO.;
Rose O'Goole. "a years. 1910 North Nineteenth;
bronchitis.
Edward Young. So years. St Johns Hospital:
pneumonia.
Williamson H. Pittman. Is years. 4os Nc
pherson; paraplegia.
Samuel d. Terry. 81 years. lO1, North Grand:
heart disease.
John F. Fangmann. 70 years. Mullanphy Hos
pital: apoplexy.
Orphans Home; neumonia
Bridget Ford. s. years. l226 South Fourteenth;
asthma.
Louise Kruger. Is days. 4oes McPherson; bron-
chitis.
William Henry Hall. IS years. $50 North
Leonard: n%ephritis
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NOTICE is hereby given that . meeting Of the
Hoard. Of Directors OF the st, Louis ana san
Francisco Railroad Company will be held in the
building. in the city Of st: Louis. Missouri. on
Tuesday; March Il, 1901, at . a. m. for the
come before the meeting.
F. II. Hamilton. Secretary.
st. Louis. Mo-. Feb. 3. 1901.
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TEAMsHIP

Steamship.
IApLN-eUINA PHILIPPINE STANDS VIA
sn' ".o'''"h HONOLULU. Pacific Mail g. 8;
s. s. Co. From San Francisco: America Maru.
March Is: Picking. March %: Gaelic. March %.
For rates freight or passage. apply to l.. e.
Townsley. agent. AL Olive. or ]. F. Aglar. agent.
900 Olive
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-06
INDEXTO
REPUBLIC WANT ADS.

SOlumns.
Agents Wanted 8
Bicycles Il
Books. Papers. Etc II
Business Wanted ]:
Belgian Harcs l.
business Chances :
Business for Sale IL
Carpet Cleaning z
DyeinE. Cleaning and Repairing ..-.....- II
bentstry =
Dogs. Cats. Pets for Sale ............ 10
Dancing z
Educational &
Employment Agencies Observation-Disclosures. &
For Observation-Disclosures. 10
For Rent-Suburban Property ...-..--.. 8
For Rent-Apartments, F1ats.......-.... 10
For observation-disclosures ......-.....-.. 10
For Rent-Business Purposes .-......... 10
For Sale-Miscellaneous ............... IL
For Saie-C1ty Property .-.-...-..... 10
For Sale-Property Out OF City ......-.... 10
For Lease ~
Farms for Sale ~
Gold. Silver and Nickel Plating ......-...-
Hotels 10
Help and Situations Wanted .....".... s-4-5-s
Household Goods .-............ ......... II
Horses and Vehicles. II
Lost and Found
Machinery for Sale Is
MEDICAL .....--...-.
Money TO Loan II
Miscellaneous Wants NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mining interests $1,000. ...---..-.-"
Musical .--..--.-..-..
Opticians ......"
Old Clothing Bought
Personal ............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Partners wanted .........,, -.. L.
RrlntlnG .-.---......-. ....-...-..
Rubber Stamps. Seals and Stendls.......
Rooms for
Rooms With Board es
Rooms and Board Wanted
Secret Societies
Stockholders Meetings neutrality-suspicious..
Storage and Moving
Observation-Disclosures. For eale...--".-. II
Theatrical ........ ... Ii
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


ADAMs-35 It. s In. n B.. bet. Twenty
second and Twenty-third; George cornis
TO Arthur Wiekden-w; d. m...u-;s aSo
and JEFFERSON: Mary Ryan TO John
BENToN-2s IT. S. =, bet. Rauschenbaeh
and Twenty-second; Sophia Bernard to
John A. Fritz-w. d. ....-.--..---..- Ito
CITY Stafford to Ursula ,o,
AR" IT.. 8. g.. bet. sixth and Sew
enth; Kate hampton to st. Louis Uni 90
CITY BLocK-Lot Ii: Albert Gehner to
Joseph Beckman-w. d. .-.-........-.. k4b
#, 8. s.. bet. Sarah and
Handkerchief: Sanford Harriss to Chris. .-
cR Rs;etGn-T Il. d. W. e. bet. Penrose and a'
Carter; John Merz to Joseph Me-z-w. d. LIS
IT. II. g.. bet. Hamilton
and Hodiamont: Archie Sullivan to John u.
Davies-w. d. l.WO
MAGNOLIA-5O #; Leander Hallock to 80.
". Clark-w. d. LOW
and Nineteenth: Henry Spithover TO JEFF
ferson Building and Loan Association ,,-o
w. d. %IoV
~NEBRASKA-70 # 9 In, e. g.. bet. Arse
nal and crittenden; Ed. Feikel to John ,s
RhitsTSt. II. i in. e. s.. bet. Cook
and Page: John Merz to Joseph Merz- CT
w. d. l.eVo
sHENANDoAH-33 #. s. g.. bet. Tower
Grove and Klemn: Fannie Lohmann 10 ~.
Sarah Rauschenbach-w; d. - t'W
ST; LOUISE r.. g. s.: bet c baGaa ana no
Ed knevlel-w. d. -..-.-.. go
v~IKGINIA-55 IT.. e. g.. bet Chippewa
and M,nnesssoi Eugene se'tel to NATL. 1.~o
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and southern Railway Company. St. Louis. Jan.
T. is hereby given that the annual
Iron Mountain md Southern Railway Company
will be held at the general office Of the company
Il. 1901. at 9 O'Clock a. m. for the election OF
thirteen directors for the ensuing year. and for
come before said meeting. The annual meeting
of the directors will be held at the same office on
the sans day at l. o'clock noon. The transfer
books will be closed on Tuesday. January 18th.
1901. at 3 o'clock p. M. and reopened on the day
following the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers or any adjournment thereof.
GEO. J.. GOULD. President.
n Calef Secretary
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SHOEMAKER wANTED-First-class shoe
maker and cobbler at once. Mcnamara shoe an,
Last Co.. 2G6 N. Sixth st.
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AGENTS wANTED-Shamrocks. small notions
cheap 1ewelry. etc. Coee Yong G Co.. 6l2 ST
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AGENTS WANTED-To handle Worlds Fai
fnsect-proof kitchen cabinet: exclusive %territor,
Reiss & Luft. 273o Franklin ave.
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BARNES BUSINESS coLLEeE.

Public Library bldg. Ninth and Locust. Come
and see us and get catalogue.
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or write and get my %propos!ti
first. international Medical and Chemical Co
pany. 1921 Cass ave, second floor.
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HELP ID
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.

eALESMEN-Our Aluminium Vest Pocket Nov
city sells on sight: your profits 100 per cent; SAM
PIE 10c: particulars free. Ewald Novelty Works,
Dept A, Fairchild. wis.
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AGENTS WANTED-Live. active agents:
per cent profit; bear investigation. G. Steve
2l4 CollInsville ave. East 81. LonIs Ill
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SALESMAN wANTED-First-class city sales
man who has his own horse and buggy. 10 sell
carriage repair shops and liyerynen. splendid
opportunity for right man. New Top Buggy
Enalnel Co, 1G3 y Ninth ST
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STOCKHOLDERS M~EET1NG-The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the st. Louis
Transit Company for the election Of eleven uD
directors to serve for the ensuing year, and FOR
the transaction Of such other business rs may
properly come before the meeting. will be held
at the office of the company, room s9 Security
1901. at nine 90 o'clock a. m. Transfer books
Of the company will be closed March Z. 1901, and
opened March. 10. 1901.
EDWARDS WHITAKER.
President.
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AGENTS-Call and secure our new ticket: bel
1874 Olive.
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THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Fernholtz Brick Machinery Company will will Be held
building. st. Louis. on Tuesday. March 10. 1901.
for the purpose Of ele TIM oiaser; ia and mo., sTsh
ROBT. NJ. FOSTER, President.
YIN. z. Scott. Vice Pres. and Treas.
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SALESMAN WANTED-Young man familiar
with wall paper business for inside work: stock
and salesman: must be experienced. Address
wall Paper. i. O.. Box sls. stating references.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Good. live agents in
county In Missouri. ] 2SI. Republic.
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AGENT WANTED A Hrstclass life age
salary and commission to right man. .Equita
Life. Arcade building. East st. Louis. III.
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sTENOGRAPHER wANTED-Youn4 man who
can invest 800 in incorporated manufacturing
plant; state age. " 2Sc. RepubIic-
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SOLICITOR wANTED-Experienced city 6
tionery and printing solicitor. Geo. A. Ruhli
Printing and Stationery Company. sis ST. Char
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FOR KIDNEY TROUBLE.

Rnslts Disease. Diabetes. Stone in the RIa6d.,
Br1ck Dust. Inflammation and Catarrh Of IN:
Biadder. use 1t Is a sure cnre
Tor above troubles, as nothing In the world IL
better than Buchu and IVA Ursi for the kidnevs
For SAFE at principal drug stores and Mofdtf-West
pros ". 6eauchamp MEDICINE Co. St. Louie.
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AIDES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to copy let-
tiers for us at home: good pay; work mailed on
receipt Of stamp; no canvassinG. Address Co.
lCmbia Mig. Co, Tolcdo. o.
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SALsSMEN WANTED-Saiesmen TO sell our
R9ods by sample to wh9lesals and retail trade.
our line in the world. Liberal salary paid. Ad-
dress Can-Dex Mfg. Co., Savannah, Ga.
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SOLICITOR WANTED Energetic. educated
solicitor. to represent an educational institution.
apply between 9 and II a m. room 10. Republic
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HAVE YOU
ANYTHING TO
TRADE OR
EXCHANGE?
HELP wANTED-FENALR.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Additional Line Five Cents Extra

LADY OR GENTLEMAN wANTED-Educated
lady or gentleman to travel to write articles for
publications.: $50 per month and expenses: ref
erences. H 265, Republic.
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SOLICITOR WANTED-Chance for advance
meht; assistance given to right man. e rs.
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SOLICITOR W~ANTED-For the coat-sh!r-
made TO order. for 81. 3l6 s. Fourth ST.
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.

STOCh MkGEIlNGS
ELECTION NOT1CE-The annual meeting o.
the stockholders OF Publishers: Geo. Knapp &
Company for the election Of FIVE directors, r.
serve durii g the ensuing year. will be held a
the office Of the company on Monday, April !
1901. The meeting will tie convened at . a. n.
W. KNAPP, President.
" z Carr Secretary.
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Try a Republic
Want Ado Cents
for IA Words, or Less,
Every Drug Store Takes
Republic Want Ads.
HELP

Three Lines FOR Five Cents.
Each Additional Lie Five Cents Extra
AGENTS WANTED-Agents at Bell Studio.
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22s Odd Fellows. building. Individual instructio
In Shorthand. Typewrittng. Bookkeeping. Arith
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MISUNDERSTANDING. hustlers to tack sign
distribute circulars. samples, etc: no canvassin
good pay. Sun Advertising Bureau. Chicago.
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS CHANCES.
A RARE opportunity for some enc who wants
an established wholesale grocery business In a
growing Southwestern city, with present popu-
lation OF 20, Oo. This business has paid the stock.
holders 20 per cent per annum on the capitai
stock for the past ten years. Any one interested
Will apply to T. E. Burrows. with Hamilton
Brown Shoe Co., this city.
MANAGER wANTED-A party. either sex. TO
manage a branch office: must purchase stock IN
corporation; good Investment; will bear investt-
cation. J $50. Republic.
SEE HOME SCHOOL
Announcement in to-day's issue.
YOU WILL BE INTERESTED.
PARTNER w~ANTED-with capital. to assist
me in the brokerage business: Worlds Fair
business: snap: investigate. D 2s4. Republic.
1899 wishes to retire; $751; 900 buys interest: p per
cent yearly absolute profit. K 260. Republic.
LOST AND FOUND.
LoST- rubber tire. between Eighth and
Twenty eighth on Chestnut st. Finder will be
L~osT-Mondsy morning. Oxford gray ovcrcoat
out of storm buggy in northern part of city or
West End. Reward. Union Syrup or Pres. Co.,
1c3 S. Second.
LOST-Watch charm, with half moon and D.
Of X. and three links. on opposite side. Finder
please return to S. G. Wolff, I09 Cleveland ave-,
East st. Louis, ILL.,, and receive liberal reward.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24
AII Nncr the stafe.

Martha Seliingpr Of Racine X one ~
The claimants Re property Sitdatcd in the
heart Of New York City valued AZ $40
100000
lightning struck and burned the barn
Of Christian Gr3ese. igst within the
Beaver nan, city limits The loss is
1000
In West Superior upon motion Of Dis-
tricf Attorney Cr0wnhar1t the case
against John Anderson. Mrs Anderson
AMI Andrew Byrtd. charged with muir
der. was dismissed. They were charged
with the murder Of Wallace T. Honey
combe
Max Xogel. Young man ~ years oh.
living in Marathon County. was shot by
set gun. The bullet took of two fin-
gers Of his right hand, and passing
through both thighs. took off two fingers
Of his left hand.
Mike Teronposl. Is another Superior
boy who will have to 20 to Wankesha 10
atfepI the school fur boys thai Is con
Quoted hy the state Mike came pretty
near 10 being train wrecker He adj
raits that he has hroken several swift b
lamDs On the Northern Pacific and u,
teciire Baker charges him with placing
stones iii the frog in one Of the switches
Charles Samcr the i-yearotd child u
Ludwig Saner. WAS instantly killed b3
ain electric chr If Oshkpsn
The large warehouse u If Bpetigcr
& Sons. dealers ia haW and straw at
Two Rivers. WAS burned "a the ea0snl.
The loss is $4,000 aifh $1,000 INSURANCE.
The cause Of the fire Is unknown
wben the ola City Treasafer ~ Ia
Crosse went ont be- issaeI a check fer
81. 900 on the bsnk and forgot he hm
the money Under bis bed insiead Qfs in tbr
bank. The banker refused e. l'a4 shc
check. and the new citT tt .aslirer i IS
said. told his friends taat sae bguk liii
not have the money. Tbs sf,r39 re
nm
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24
Rob a Fortune in Daylicbt.

Bold daylight robbery was committed
on the farm Of Conrad Eigert, residing a
few miles north Of La Crosse. from whom
a fortune was stolen Eleett was ut
work in the field near his house. but oN.-
ing to his extreme age his sight and heaf-
ing have been impaired. When he went
10 his house be found that the trunk DON
tanning his money had been broken into
and that nearly $1,000 in gold had been
stolen. He has been very saving and
has accumulated large fortune. but
through several unusual misf0rtanes lost
All but the 81 900. which is now also
gone. A part Of this fortune MAS found
buried on the farm and was stolen, while
another large amount was lost in 4 finany
ciai disaster With the theft Of the hal
ancc he is left penniless.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24
Hoias Medlcal Law Is Ynlia.

The medical law passed last winter.
which requires graduates of medical col
leges 10 take examinations before the
State board before being licensed TO prae-
tice, except those who matriculuted Mt
Wisconsin colleges before the law was
passed, was decided to he valid and con-
stitutional by Judge Seihecker IN the
Circuit Court at Madison. and The alter
native writ Of mandan,us 70 compel the
board 10 issue license to James X.
Douglas Of Portage on his diploma as q
graduate Of the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons. Chicago, was quashed and
the case dismi. sed. The court held hat
4he determinations made by the lay are
within the police powers Of the State
and properly exercised BY the Ltgssla-
ture
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24
snme PInin Onesfions.

Inero arc hhhdfeHs nI Young men VINO
have good blood, Shall ] ask three or
f0ur plaia q1estonst Are your habits
as good rs when you left your fathers
houee. Have You a pool ticket in your
poeketz Have yol, a fraudulent docu-
ment? Have you been experimenting to
see how accurate an imitation you could
make Of your employers signature? Oh,
YOU have good blood. Remember your
fathers prayers. Remember your moth
er's example Turn NET in gh evil wa:
Have sos been going astrayf Come
back.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24

creditors. This is a kind OF fear that has
seldom troubled eonquerors and yIctors,
and | doubt if the annals of war present
ANYTHING comparable to this sublime sim
plieity
Oh. thar God would scatter these fas-
cinations about fraud aud let us all under
stand that If | steal from you one dol I
am thief and if ! steal from you
Sa00ooo | am 100000 times more OF a
fhiaFff
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24
ALL OYER THE STATE
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN eAoGER-
DOM.
coufession Of Mineral Point Rank Rob-
bsr Thieves Take old Earmsr,s En-
tire Hoard MeiicaI Law Held Valid
-Expensiye Fire AT Monterey.

The story of the robbery Of the Mineral
Point Bank, for which Stewart 1eiiff is
now serving a sentence in the Green Bay
reformatory. is unique In the history OF
crime Before being taken IN Green Bay
Jeiiff made fll confession. Jelin stare
ed by making i rude ladder, which was
afterward found near the building, and
then stole from the granary OF Il farme
in the vicinity ten or Twelve grain bags
and FIVE buggy curtains. The former
were taken TO leadeh the sound of the
explosion and the latter TO keep out the
rain where the opening was made in the
roof. With this preparation Jclifl, on the
night before tie robbery, cut a hole in
the roof of the ,ank building and through
this put his liBlder, grain sacks and cur,
tains, and follo wed himself, He replaced
the piece cut cut Of the roof and put the
oil cloth curt aims under the opening 10
keep out raip in case Of a storm. Con
cealed in this hiding place, Jelitf laid un-
til the next night. All the food he had
was few bits of cheese. The next
night he began work by moving the bricks
from the top of the vault. He had 70
dig through brick work three feet thick,
hut had finished this in an hour, when
he lowered the ladder and let himself
down into the vault. He easily opened
the vault (oor and then put charge of
nitroglyeern against the safe aud set it
off, A second charge was needed before
the safe would yield, and this last explo-
sion closed the vault door, shutting leliff
out, as he had gone into the otfic" during
the explosion. Jelih let himself out and
climbed TO the roof. coming slown inside
as he dill al first, and again opened the
door of the vault. Then he took the S2l,
600 in gold and placed it in grain sack
and the remainder in currency in his
noekatS .rs.s
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-24
s,r.n,. Case of Mario Mert,aa.

After coming all the way from Boston
to La Crosse to visit her sister. Miss
Marie NIentiss, Mrs. G. A. Shepard
learned that She had disappeared eight
years ago. In 1893 Miss Marie Mentiss.
who was at that time 30 years old and
dressmaker in La Crosse. said that she
was going to ST Paul to open dressmak-
ing parlors She went nc 'ording to her
intention and despite the fact that the
police Of that city and pinkertou detee-
tires have searched for her necessarily
efforts to ascertain her whereabouts have
been futile The search for her has been
renewed