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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

Np,y NotL Sent oo Tho ,,,,,iu,i ;,ri5ort 4,
tod,,'s s,o,k make, ,as u,, ro,,,,r,nno - ,b.
,or,iJsr,,o, ct .ncc,,,t,r. ~, ,,o 49,, ,a,to,
oulool Tho ,rrvncctoi,y Loa,, ,n,,,o,non, .,
currency o., tho irtorior ,or ,ho ,ooi h, a, nr,s.
last rcnor,cd nv the b.,Is u,s uo inn,r,atc
cause Of mi, do,eI,nmon, rho o,,iy advance
in rho sto,t market ,,,s ahoot,oJ ,Lan ,,o NH.
li.hcd estimates r,,Jo ,hoir arnoar,rno. and
priccs sold on pra,,icsIi,, ,i,,o n,, ,ho o,rIior
gaips mo cs,im,,o. A., irai,,da ,od,y, ono,
atoms and az yes,orda, ,ra, Loi,d., ava
i,alIv no bns,,oss ,.,. Jor. an s,,,rd,,
Tho sbovjno ia for on,, to,,r d,,. a., ,to sLi,'
mcnts Of money 10 Tho intorior ~, ,ho h,ni
was Tho heaviest q, snv ,,oeL On ,ho .o,.on
rcaching {; 9ss. sl3 ,IInyin,, tor ,ho rcccints
,,c NOT lose nv tho b,nts ON ,ho ovnor, rnny.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
HONESDALE.

Special 70 the scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, Sept. 2O.--The Honesdale
Glass Manufacturing company with a
capital stock OF $4,000 has been or
ganiZed, the officers are: j. j, Brown,
president; Hon. John Kuhback, vice
president; Victor Koch, treasurer; $.
:. Jones, secretary; and T. r. Coward,
II. Il. Meuner, +. w. Bunnell. w. j.
Ferber and Il. g. Mumford, directors.
4 charter has been applied for. They
propose TO operate the FaCtoryville
plant.
The companies 90 appear at the
Opera House fair, dates Sept. "a and 26
are two comedies, "A Day and a
Night" and the "House That Jack
Built"
The HOnesdale Improvement asso-
citation will hold a rummage sale, Oct.
s to IL in Bauman's building, lower
Main street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
DURYEA.

Tuesday the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. Anderson was the scene of much
pleasure, when some of their numerous
friends rendered them u surprise party.
The usual social diversions were in
dulgcd in and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mes
danes u. Edwards, Thomas Williams
and daughter MARCIA, Charles Ander-
son, j. f. Evans, II. u. Austin, John
Austin, Robert Paterson, Lewis Schu-
Ter. William Gardner, Samuel Trcva-
then, NJ, t. Smith, j. \. Seipce of
Parsons, and Mesdamcs John Dills,
Jar.eS ROLES, Benjamin Richardson, of
Duryca.
The oyster supper at the Brick Meth
odist Episcopal church was largely at
tended Thursday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
AVOCA.

In the Methodist Episcopal church
the Sabbath service will be conducted
by the Pastor at 1890 and 73O o'clock.
Morning subject, "A supreme thought
in the Epstle of Paul" Evening sub
JrCt, "Our Martyred President"
Charles Dommernuth of Shelton,
Conn, is visiting at the home of his
parents on the West Side.
Messrs, Bessie Webber and Mary
Ward spent yesterday with friends
in scranton.
David Davis removed his family from
York avenue to Lincoln Hin yester-
day.
Beginning tomorrow high mass will
be celebrated every Sunday at 1880
O'Clock.
Born-To Mr., and Mrs. William Lii
ley, a daughter.
Misses Nellie Callahan, Agnes Mora
han and Bessie Webber spent Thurs
day with friends i'm Parsons.
Mrs. Ill. NJ. Steever spent Thursday
with friends in Peckville.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Sept -Whctt--Stcady; con.
tract grade September, 53lsa7ic. Cohn--Steady,
but quiet; No. mixed September, 62l4a623ic.
Oats-Frm; lac. higher; No, ? white clipped, ga
42isc. Butter-Frm; laalc. higher; fancy west.
crn creamery, 2Iiaa27c, do, nearby prints, 2ic,
Eggs--Firm; fresh nearby, l0c; do, western, Toe
do. southwestern l6c,; do, southern, l6c. Cheese
--Scadicr; New York full creams fancy small,
9i4a0lac, do. do, do fair TO choice, Siaaoc. Re.
fined Sughs-Quct but steady, Cotton-Fiun,
ll6c. higher; middng upands, S5sc. Tallow
Quiet, hut firm; city prime in hhiS, sac
country do, do, barrels, Sc; cakes, SIC. Live
Poultry-Frmer; fowls, llisal2c.; Old roosers,
SAGE, spring chickens, babe; ducks, lOallc.
Dressed Poutry-Firmi fowls choice, l2c.; do,
fair TO good, llalliac,; old ROSTERS 6iac broil.
ers nearby, l2al6c.; western do, IoaIic,
Receipts-Flour, 1000 barrels and 2,1ja OO0
pounds in saukS wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 81,
900 bushels oats 5000 bushels shipments
Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
II 900 bushels
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Sept. 90 0--Cattc-Recepts. 5000, in.
cludng 300 Texans, S25 westerns; best strong
bulk steady; good TO prime steersh So. loa6 30;
poor to medium s4a6; stockers and feeders, 81. Sc
"A 80; COWS, So 5oa2.75 hciers, s2. 2ja5: Gamers
~. 50a235 bulls, ST. soai7j; calves, 81. 5Oa6 IS
Texas steers, s3a450; western steers, SS,75a5, ,75
Iogs-Receipts today, 2s,0oo; tomorrow, 1900
left over, 1000; bulk steady; close strong; mixed
and butchers, $6.5Oa7lj; good to choice heavy,
Sc. ooa795; rough heavy, s6.45a6. so; light Goa
:; bulk OF sales, S660a6.oj. Sheep-Eccepts. 1S,'
GOO; good TO choice wethers. 81 }G0iS9O; fair 10
choice mixed, SO 3Oa3 60; native lambs, S}aI IS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Sept, 2O,-'rhe grain trade in general
was quiet today. December wheat closed lsc.
higher, December corn, hc; and December oats,
Nc. lower. Provisions closed an active day 2Oa
2jc higher Cash quotations were as fo' Jaws:
Flour-steady; No,'3 spring wheat, 66h hsbsatc
No. 2 red, 7lIac,; No. corn. 5s3sc; No. 2 yel,
low, 5s3sa59c; No. . oats, 36lsa37c. No. white,
Ssiaa3oc No. white, 3saSol,c,; No. 2 rye, 56a
isc,; fair to choice mailing barley, 55a60c.; No.
FAX seed, Sl.6li prime timothy seed, s5.25a53j;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
New York Live Stock Market.

New York Sept. OBeeves-Good TO choice
steers steady; medium and common slow; some
sales lower; bulls and cows steady; native steers,
a 25a6; half breeds, s3jOai.Jo oxen, SS.75ai,Sj;
bulls 50 s0a3 J0 COWS, Sl.S5a9. so; calves steady;
veals 81 50as.90; grassers, $3.50; fed calves, sis
40. Shcep-Sow; good TO choice lambs steady
medium 2jc. off; sheep. s. 25a3. so; few choice,
81 culls, 50; lambs Siaj.jO; culls, $3.50, Hogs
Receipts, 3,0Sl; higher; western hogs, 500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, 81 Lackawanns Ave.
Beans-Per bushel. choice marrow. 81 6Oa2 65
Butter-Frech creamery, 2la22c, dairy, fresh
2lc.
Cheese-Full cream, l0iaallc.
Eggs--weStern fresh, lji2alG; nearby state
I5laal7lac
Medium Bcans-Pcr bushel, s.. so
Green Pels--Per bushel, 81 40al.ij.
Flour-Best patent, per barrel. si.i5
Bcans--Per bushel choice marrow $40
Potatoes-Per bushel-Slall0.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
East Liberty Cattle.

East Liberty, sept. o.-Cattlc-Steady; choice,
S. 7ja6; prime S.. 20; good, s. 20aj.j0. Hogs
Higher; prime S7.3Oa7 S5; best mediums $3.50;
heavy workers, S7.2ja730; light workers, S7a7. 10;
pigs, So 7Oa675; Grassers, Sc '0a6; skips, .jOa
$50; roughs, sja650. Sheep-Steady; best wolh.
ers, s. s5at; culs and common, 81 2ia2.2j; yearl.
ings, s.. j0ai25; veal calves, S7a7.5O
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
GOOD RACES
AT THE FAIR
WITNESSED BY ABOUT TWO
THOUSAND PERSONS.

Horses That Entered in the Events
at West Pittston Yesterday-Not
Many Were on the Ground During
the Morning, but Early in the At
tcrnoon the Visitors Began to
Arrive in Large Numbers--Took
Six Heats to Decide One Race and
Four Heats the other.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

front OF Little Boy, with Gold Rein n
length behind. At the sixth furlong
Post Haste was first. Little Boy and
Gold Rein on even terms two lengths
back and Miss Jennie fourth fifty feet
from the leader. Around the stretch
Miss Jennie came in furious drive
and hand over hand caught up and
passed the others until Post Haste and
she were on almost even terms at the
wire. From the reporters box 1t
looked as if Post Haste was an inch
or so ahead. The judges decided that
it was "A dead heat aud ordered the
horses to take the same positions. No
time was given out, but unofficial
watches recorded 2.2S.
BAY JOHN DRAWN.
Fourth hoat--Only four horses came
up, BAY John having been drawn. The
start was made after three trials, Miss
Jennie, the pole horse, being behind.
Post Haste led to the quarter. a length
ahead of Gold Rein, then broke badly,
running nearly a furlong at tho half
Miss Jennie was two lengths in front
Of Gold Rcin. Post Haste being four
lengths back. SiX-cights of the jour-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
Mems Best Imported Enamels,

Wide extension sole, heavy soles-a
very trim business shoe. $3.50 a pair.
Mahon's Shoe store, 32s Lackawanna
avenue. Open late Saturday nights. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
Real Estate.
Business Opportunity.

If YOU have S25 90 or $50 to invest send for
particulars how you can receive a nice week
ly income in the best and most successful invest.
ment. Metropolitan Exchange. 1882 Park Row
Building. New York.
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents SeoS WAST1o 3 Insertions Is Cents
To- MT Pour Li@ Gen tori eus
3 Insertions Is Cents
Help Wanted

v~>cN~~>~O>y~N~~rN~> NN~N>~~~r~NNNN~>,~>
DO NOT remain idlo you can make more
money in a single dav than In whole week
at anything else; everybody wants the life Of
tho late aud great President Mckinley, most lib.
crdl terms to agents. Cali at Office Globe Book
supply Co, Room G.I.s, keystone Building, $50
Spruce street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
Oil Market.

oil City, Sept 20.-Credit balances. l2j; certi-
fcates, no bid; shipments. 1859; average, SIS,
7Ss; runs, 9i,Gi6; average, S0,272
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21

No. | Northwestern, Sl6lal.6i; mess pork, Sli90
ai4o5; lard. 7iaao 95; short ribs. s. 70as 10;
dry sslted shoulders, 7ssa7sc; short clear sides,
50 2OaQ 40
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21

Al Philadelphia Il, II. r.
Chicago ............,,0 OiO0l ll20-S II
Philadelphia .,.,.....O o o O-3 10 .
Batterics-Grifhth and sullivan; Frazer and
Powers. Umpre-shcIidan.
At Boston, u. II. r..
Detroit .........,,..,2 0 10000 %
Boston .....,..,,.....2 600 O | O--5 l.
Batterics-Cronin aud McAllistcr; Lewis and
Cngcr. umpre-Connolly
At Washngton- n. II. 4.
Cleveland ....,....,....,2 2 3 0-S IL ?
Washington ..,....,...,..l q o o 10 IL u
Batterics-Crystal, Mcneil and COnnor; Canck
and Clare. Umpire-Hart.
At Baltimore Milwaukee Baltimore, no game,
rain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21
BASE BALL
National League.

At Pittsburg-First game. II. H. L.
Philadelphia ........0 o % o o D. I 5
Pittsburg ...........1 , 0 06 0o1 10 II
Batteries-DuGgleshy and Mcfarland; Tannehill
and thinner. Impire--O'Day,
Second game r. n T.,
Philadelphia ...,...,O 90 l | o o o. d /
Pittsburg .,........,.00 oO4O'-7 Q ,
Batterics-White and Douglass; Lever and
OConnor Umpire-ODdv.
At Chicago-First game n, ". r.
Boston .............0 o 0 0 o o o 2-3 l. .
Chicago ............0O 90 OO--l I
Batteries Nichols and Kittridge; Mcneicc and
Kahoe. Umpirc-Dwyer.
Second game II, II. l..
Boston ............,.,..,..l 3 q 0 % ! 0
Chicago .....,.,,,,,.,,,,.,O D n %
Baucrics-Wilis and Moran Eason. Ferguson
and King. umplIe-Dwycr
At St Louis r. ". +.
Brooklyn ,...,..,.,.,o o o o. I q o--S IL o
St. Louis ..,.....,,.,0 o o 0 90 Ol-2 s 9
Battcrics-Kitson aud Mcguire; kitson and Pow.
ell, Joyce and Hcyden. umpirc-Emslic.
ri.
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LEGAL


ESTATE OF EMMA ID. POTTER late OF the Bor.
ough OF Dunmore, Lackawanna County, De.
ceased
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate having been issued 20 me, all persons hsy.
ing claims against said estate will present them
at once for payment, and az persons indebted
to said estate will please make immediate pay.
ment 10 HENRY A. KNAPP,
Scranton, Pa, Executor,
N0TICE-The annual meeting Of the members OF
the Lackswanna Store Association, Limit ed,
will be held at the office OF the association in
the city OF Scranton, Pa, on "Wednesday, 0cto-
her End 1901, at ten o'clock a. m. for the elcu.
ton OF managers Tor the ensuing year and tor
the transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
H. s. FAIRClIlLD, Secretary.
Scranton. Pa, Sept. 10th, 1901
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Help Wanted-Male.

Good GRAND boy, tribune bindcry
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American League

New York, Cincinnati not scheduled.
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Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-fumishcd front room, with heat,
bath and gas; near court house; gentleman
preferred. Address Room. Box 300.
FOR RENT-Furnished room; heat and bath.
62j Linden street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-21

WANTED An all around blacksmith Apply AS.
80 Wright court StackhouSc shop, rear IT,.
RObinson's Sons Brewery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-27
DELEGATES WILL
VISIT ST. LOUIS.
Representatives of Many Nations
En- Route to Mexico, Will Stop
Off in Worlds Fair City.

Washington. Sept. 3.--,Messrs. Barrett
and Pepper. delegates on the part OF the
United States to the approaching congress
Of American Republics. have been In con-
ference with Acting Secretary Hill of the
Department of State. and to-day arrange
rents were completed for the departure Of
the delegation on october IL next for the
City Of Mexico.
A call has been issued for a formal meet
ing of the delegates in Washington on Oc-
tober I. when organization will be effected
and the delegates will be introduced to
President Roosevelt and receive their In
structions.
Several of the diplomats in Washington
of the Central and South American Re-
public have been appointed delegates to rep
resent their Governments in the congress.
and others are on their way to Washington.
which will thus become a rendezvous. The
Chilean delegates arrived in New York yes
terday, and the Peruvians are expected Mon
day next. In view of the number Of dele
gates who are going TO Mexico from this
capital. in addition to the representation
from the United States. 1t has been de-
cided to convey all on a special train, which
will stop en- route to Mexico at st. Louis.
where all OF the delegates have been In
vited to become the guests Of the Directors
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-27
River RiaIto Brcvitie,.

The Sidney is due from burlington to-morrow
az at dese S ,es KsotSk to
The Cape G.rardeau arrived from Commerce
and way landings Yesterday morning with 40
the principal items her manifest. in addition
to l.eo' raekages of sundries. were $50 sacks OF
dried fruit, 80 head Of live stock and 30 barrels
trip ss afsrnoSn S, at aspsrt Gn the
The City of Memphis is due early this morn
ing from Waterloo. Ala. and Will receive until
. o'clock this afternoon for the return trip
s-Ihe Chester was in and out yesterday in the
81. Louis and Cape .iirardeau trade. and lad a
large patronage of freight and passengers, both
Test were 500 packages of fresh fruit. 100 cases
esss s i; 100 % Soops s Of poultry 100 barrels Of flour
Gus freight.
The city Of Sheffield will reach st. Louis to-
houn County Landings. and will receive for the
return trip until o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from Chester and up yssisfdsyy sznin
at At o'clock Her upstream manifest consisted OF
packages of sundries. She cleared with 20 passen.
gers and all the freight sine could carry.
annss w in oe oan aqs .'s m95nins m from
paiLts she will receive until o'clock tomorrow
yesterday morning returned to st. Louis from
It. f. Kieen son of Maurice SiIIeen has
.orgrnized boatmen's club. with an active and
honorary membership among local rIvermen.
ons Ed ers rsul I, Yesterday este Unsigned his place
,,snp BY Paul !..a Lamont. Mr Paul viii 50 New Or.
Mh x hss pfe Rser e OF
igesterdass presented to the Mississippi and Ohio
River River. Ths fact that The picture. which was
men OF the Photographic art. was the work OF
,,o:S Chinaan makes i an object 9f interest to
the society's reading room.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-27
PREACHERS EXAMINED.
Methodist Conference at Marshall
Disposed of Much Business.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall, Mo-, Sept 26.-Thc Methodist
Conference to-day was devoted to the ex-
aminations of preachers. The Reverend Mr..
Grover. the Reverend Mr.. Boone. Doctor
Pritchett of the Missouri Conference, Doc
tor Hughitt of the NJ. E. Church, SPRING
field. the Reverend Charles E. Thomas Of
the Presbyterian Church, the Reverend Mr..
Grimes ana Gray of the Missouri Confer
ence were introduced to the conference dur.
ing the session.
ON motion It was decided that the con-
pose of eiecting delegates to the General
Conference. William II. Hargroye. Arthur
l.. Marshall, John 7. Casky, Byro A. Nc
Knight, Gilmore Coffman. Howell NJ.
Cafne, Fred T.. Gordon. Samuel O. Bore
land were admitted. and c. ". Ecanite
was readmitted on trial in travelling con-
nectton, their applications having been ap-
proved and examinations satisfactorily
passed.
The following deacons of one year. ]. w.
COontz. C.. V. Schuienberger and W. ID.
johnson, passed their examinations gave
satisfactory reports Of their work and Wero
admitted to the class of the fourth year.
ing travelling preachers, whose characters
were passed and examinations approved by
committee. were elected Elders: R. La PYLE
Charles Franklin. c. L. Stouffer, G. r.
Wright. D. A. Beery. ]. e. Disch and A. J.
McCulioch.
The following were received into full con-
nection:. G. c. Berry. 8. g. Keys, r. p.
Wood. W. B. Bull. William H. Hesler, L. +.
Shook.
Characters were passed and reports re-
ceived Of preachers OF Kansas City, Lexife..
ton and Nevada districts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-27
By Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

the hours. 'yfl The fs Gauge { read: Ss
O'clock last night The Georgia M Lev fs from Mem a.
nspdp d & orssd
at no2rds D. M she viii H. eaxs on her return trip TO-
ss T r. xsn has
Victor is on her way w. and is due Tonight. The
trade. making two weekly trips. she viii leave
he hsrs sitnfas Gspiap Kgess returned
day. The Rees Lee is due from Memphis to-
morrow morning.
stands 10 feet on the gauge; rise Of s. In the
last "a hours The Kate Adams departed at 5
Gorernment & ms steamers Search and Grahsm we're @
in port to-day. The Peters Lee viii arrive early
ways At Mound city: will hayo repairs com.
Trip of the season for White River. tuesday. y
October s. Receipts by river VET today were IL
cotton seed
at a. m. with tow Of empty barscs Arsard
m. Dolphin. No. s. with 3 barEes Of logs up
u :. With of as. ss = and
sRd n weather. h clear Tnads
Chester. ILL.,. Sept. 26-RMer falling. gauge ,
feet. Weather clear. Boats up: Capc Girarieau
at p. m. last night. Chester at II y. M. snag
boat H. u. Wright at Z n. m. The n. T. Davis
with barge OF lumber mt n M. Dolphin, No.
:. and tow at 400 y. M, City OF Memphis at
T.. M. Beaver. with l barge Of lumber at
$50 r. III.
Paducah. Ky. Sept. 2s.-observations taken n.
o'clock this a. M: River gauge reads 1I.3.
The Dick Fowler departed for Cairo at $3.50 with
a good list of passengers. The John s. Hopkins
from Evansville at 4:S0 p. IN. and will depart
on return trip an hour later. Business rather
.,pfe TN rir 81 p-iaE
Burlington. Ia. Sept 2S.-Ths river is on a
1864. Weather clear and warm. The .Eloisc in
out from Davenport The Sidney in and out out
from st. Louis with large passenger list.
Cape Girardeau. No.. Sept. 2S-weatl,er fair
uD at 6 a. The Rees Lee due up. Tho PRICES a
siowb,at down at 10 a. m.. and tho Swallows
& Markle down; tied UP for tonight
Warsaw ILL.,, Sept. 25.--Gauge reads 20 feet
Weather clear and warm. Silver Crescent down
and up In the Quincy trade.
Louisville. KY, Sept. 2s.-River falling; canal
s.s: falls az; below locks l0.5 Clear and pleas.
ant.
Cincinnati o.. Sept. 2s.-River II feet and fall
ing. Clear and warm.
Pi,tsbure, Pa. Sept. os-River feet 3 inches
and falling. Clear and warm.
wheeling w. Va, Sept 26-River 4.5 feet and
failing. Clear and warm.
Evansville. Sept. 2G.-River 1914 feet and sta
tionary. Clear.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-27
EDWARDsVILLE.
Edwnrd.viI,e Notes.

--caractacus Lodge. Knights OF I'ythias. last
night decided have special memorial Serv-
ice. CONNIE lucrative OF the death of President
McEiniev. on October g.
Henry I, Movers of Granite City and Miss
Emma Winkei,nann of Venice were married at
Nameoh yesterday afternoon.
George P. Heckel OF ST. Louis. general man
ager OF the ST. Louis and Illinois Electric Rail-
way in which number of capitalists OF the
Worlds Fair City interested. announced last
night that the company expected to have In
operation line from Granite City to Edwards
Vile by spring.
Miss Irene Leverett young lady OF social
prominence daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
Ieeerett. Of Edwardsr1lle. went to Colorado for
the Homeopathic Hospital in, Denver She WINS
believed to be improving until kilograms arrived
Wednesday night stating that there was but
slight hope for her recovery. Her father left at
once for the West.
Henry Eppers Sc years old, and Caroline
Johns. g. requested license to marry Mt the
Courthouse in Edwardsv'le yesterday. Each ad-
rnitted a previous marriage. Charles w. Ritter
OF Arlington III. and Margaret DAILY OF MINER
were married by Judge Early.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-27

Il. block 8 Winstaniey Park: warranty deed.
Kath, Gauss to William Henderson. lots and S,
@ su5diVssion part lot 2. section 6. township l.
Joseph j. Imbs 10 Jacob Heller. 10Ox5s feet part
survey Sos section ls. township l. north .. war
William Hanft and wife TO Edward Alhe,rn.
lots and and 5. H Hanft addition. New Athens: war
| Heirs f' Of Hy. aty.' oebske by master. to "A. w.
Johns: lot 60: oeeks Eases addition. East st.
par lot s IS Soca m s. Wiz Wnssan,ey a Park:
Caw. lot IL block $ sublett's addition. Lebanon;
1s and & Enssr IN a p places. Winssanes s
r b Mccasiand ida; and wife to W. T. Effnger.
half interest in lots 1s. 20 and 21 block ;. Etn-
s ". T 7. Estinser @ ' to F T E. Mccasand. Zone one-half
interest In lots u and Is. block 4. as above:
Mays Mary Scott t and husband to j. w. Thompson.
lot 81. Weinmal,n ma place. East St Louis; war
psrs as. sa and olosf 5 Msifs addition East
R. X. McCracken and wife 70 Thomas Bailey.
lots 10 and IL suntiowss sso. addition csnservile
8. Meca.iana and wife 70 Lsael,a LarobadieT. .
dtoa Fl sssI s.sf PARK <:
]. T. Donovan. trustee. to Jerome Pssrsnssn' si
LOUIS iGs s. 1a2fsnty Sl2f dssa @
Same to o. H Bisrmann: lot %. block Z. as
Elizabeth McCasland and husband to Samuel
Mendenhall. lot 6. block 49, North ClaTemont ad-
dition; quitclaim deed. 81. 1.,,,,.
Samuel Mendenhall to Laura n, n Gwlli'm' vii
Charles Buesse and wife TO E. c. Gedney. lots
and T. block . Buesse place. East St Louis:
warranty deed. S9ss. -, r.
J. T. Donovan, trustee. to W. F; Carl par part
lot E, Lansdowne addition. East ST. Louis; q'ht-
D. G. Ramsay and wife to J. H: Ramsay; % s, part
Mary C. Lovingston to r. ": Skking. part lot
II. Ioyingston addition. East st. Louis: warran-
~ deed. 42 500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-27

Vaughan. LOIS 10 and II. in Fischer's addition to
Hamburg: SEQ. ,,,
William Hirst and wife to John II. Campbell.
shin o south range .. containing 50 acres; ST. l0oo
John H. Zumwa. and wife to Marion l. John
son and wife, conveys part northwest and north
east quarter section, township 8, south range -
S12,. ,, .,
east quarter section :. township ;. range T. ara
part southeast quarter. section .. township D.
range i. and southwest quarter section ~. town
shin s. range 4: 5000.