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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

Suit entered IN the Circuit Court at
Bcievi'le nv Eugene v. Louvier against Frank
Il. Bowman Of East ST Louis for $4,000. The
suit IL in assumpsit. and only the precipe was
fled. Mr.. Bowman is one Of the richest men In
East St Louis.
The Art Neediework Society will be enter
taned this afternoon by Maria Challcnor Of West
r street.
The fire engine which the St Louis Fire De-
partment loaned to Be,levil,e during the con,ro-
versy OF the city Of Bel,evile with the water
company was returned to ST. Louis yesterday.
At the meeting OF the Believie City
Council ordinance will be introduced granting
the right 10 the Beilsvie Electric Railway to
operate double track on West Main street and
also do an express business this street by a
payment OF q percentage Of the gross receipts of
the company to the city.
The Belleville Traction Company has re-
ceived an electric engine which Ii II proposed to
use for hauling freight on the old Day line.
Marriage licenses were issued in Belleville
yesterday to leonard A. Thornburx. "a and Miss
Netfie Savage. "a. both OF ST. Louis: w. L. Senn
a. and Gertrude knowles. =. both Of Edwards
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

f. l.. Schwarz received word yesterday thai
hi. eldest son. Chas. E Schwarz. would on Sep
terrlber l be advanced to the superintendency OF
the works Of the National Lead Company ni
Desloge No. q position OF great responsibility.
Mr. Schwarz Is a graduate OF the Edwardsvile
schools and later of the University OF Illinois and
is a mining expert.
MIR. Charles Galloway. the 81 Louis mu-
terday.
Arrangements being made for the forma-
tion Of a Rugby football association to include
East ST Louis Lebanon. Edvardsville. Glen Car
bon Alton. Jerseyviile. Collinsville and Troy.
The Tigers of Edwardsville will reorganize for
the season Sunday.
e p Greenwood. cashier Of the Bank Of Ed
vardlsville, has returned from week at wau-
pun WIS., his first vacation in thirty year,
-workmen have commenced the demolition of
the 100 foot brick srnokestack OF the Kehlor mill.
which formerly stood Second street.
Field vallette. son of e. A. Vallette. secre-
tary uf the Edwardsvilie Electric Light and
Power Company. fell from a shade at the
family residence in Hillsboro street and sustained
a dislocatlOn OF the hip.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

There will be unusually large crops of
peaches and apples in Arkansas this year
and growers will realize handsome return.
from present indications.
Kansas City packers are quoted as say
ing that the proposed new tariff schedule
Of Germany will shut out their pork prod
ucts from that country entirely.
Omcers OF Illinois militia engage in daily
practice at revolver shooting at Camp Lin
coin.
Governor Dockery believes Nesbit cleo
ton law effective and declines to call a
special session Of the Legislature to re-
peal y.
Former Governor william J. Stone and
son arrived yesterday at St. Clair. Mo-. en-
route TO the Ozarks for an outing.
Chairman Albaugh Of the Kansas State
Central Committee announces his support
Of Governor Stanley a candidate for
United States Senator from that State
After nine days decline corn market re-
acts and price advances about ~ cents.
Grant Gillett. the former cattle king OF
Kansas is alleged to have visited Okla
homa in disguise at the time Of the opening
of the Kiowa -Comanche Reservation.
The sale Of town lots at Ansdarko. Ok.
realized s1se0o0 for the public Improvement
fund Of the town.
The parade Of the knights Tempiars at
LOUISVILLE yesterday was tne largest IN tne
history of the order.
Read Admiral Schley is in possession Of
a list of witnesses summoned by the Judge
Advocate to appear against him at the
Court of Inquiry.
The Nebraska Republicans will hold their
Etate convention at Lincoln to-day.
The officials of the Weather Bureau met
in annual convention at Milwaukee yester-
Day.
The first meeting Of the Union Of Neter-
ans Of the Porto Rican campaign was held
ct Buffalo yesterday. General John X
Brooke was elected president.
National referees In bankruptcy are hold
lnr their third annual convention at Bunaio
The case brought by Caddo Indians to
mandamus the Government to ailot them
lands in the Comanche country was decided
An favor ef the Government by the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia yester-
day.
The American Forestry Association
ocaned a three days session at Denver yes
terday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
JERSEYVILLE.
SHERIFF PREVENTED MARRIAGE.
would Not Permit Two Youthful Pris-
Oners to. Carry Out Their Plans.


Oners to. Garry Out Their Plans.
That Sheriff Cosmos Keller of Jerseyville
Is not susceptible to Cupids smiles was
demonstrated yesterday when he refused To
permit two of his youthful prisoners to
marry The youthful pair gave their names
as Ralph l.. Baird and Miss Grace y. Con-
nors. The couple were ARE sted a few days
ago on the farm of Zed Reddish at Ffeidon
by Deputy Sheriff William Powers on the
charge OF robbing a number Of farm resi-
Gences In the vicinity OF Jerseyville. They
had been seen In the vicinity OF Jerseyville
for several days previous to their arrests.
and at a number of homes had applied for
lodging. claiming they were married
When arrested they at first refused 20
give their names Yesterday they called
their attorney. NJ. ]. Dolan, into the Jail and
informed him they had been lovers for sew
eral months and desired to be married. At
torney Dolan sought Sheriff Keller. bat
that official would not give his consent.
Pleadings upon the paft Of the youthfui
prisoners did not prevail upon that minion
of the law.
As an argument to the Sheriff they said
they were from Cape Girardeau. No. and
that the father of the would-be bride ran
a bent-wood factory. For several months
Baird was employed In the factory and
boarded at the Connors home. The con-
slant association made the youthful pair
lovers. and they decided to leave the paren-
tai roof and seek their fortune In the world.
They would not state to the Sheriff where
they had been since leaving Cape Girardeau
and before their advent IN Jerseyvtlle-
Both are being held by Sheriff Keller on
warrant charging them with purglary
and larceny. They will be given a hearing
on Thursday morning before Justice A. H.
Quinn.
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Invitations have been issued to the wedding
Miss poFn Hen nroSf OF Mount Vernon M n.
WeG,!ing viii take place on "Wednesday. sptem-
mother Mrs. Mamie A. stroud. on Evergreen
avenue The couple will reside at Mount Vernon.
The mana cement Of the Alton Bues Is trying
10 secure two games with the 81. Charlie. Browns.
tn. anasemnn' pI,p9sss & uhss = pay the games at
to- of the German Evanseiicai church at Alton.
C ference OF the minister's OF the Evangelical
dencmination. Ministers were In attendance from
Hosea B. Sparks general manager of the
Sparks Milling Company AT Alton. has purcha sed
the residence Of George Beck on Summit street
-sgryeyoEs are az work ,uoatyidtns part of
Win c"n,a,n sev.n ares and viii he psess fras, %
tire market for residerce purposes.
Doctor & J. C: BoSSer r o, ~ Alton s ha. r.cortsa a
Of Louis Massouli at Godfrey. The place has 3
been qLsrsEtined.
e & Be in sH1d eonSition q Sn the receipts
The Alton Baptist Association will oonvere
rs, cS9rch at at Li,shfeld tel, Doctor I p. Foulon 81
the sessions. which will continue for three iavs
a marriage licen.e % was issued at Alton yes
IN. and Miss virxinia =; GiIlham q Tpr.r
Alton The ceremony VII be Performed this
Hermon Cole. in Upper Alton.
More than leo cases have been filed on the
term will open on Monday. September 2
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor OF the Twelfth Street Cumberan,: Pres
byterian Church a, Alton held n business meet
ing last evening at the home of c. E. Freeman
y. l.. Holland Of Kansas city represeat.ng
a KANSAS city glass factory. In Alton vee'
terday trying to secure a number OF blowers to
work in the western shon. number of the
Alton blowers have signifed their Intention OF
accepting the offers.
The children Of the Catholic Orphanare et
Alton were given a picnic yesterday a, Rock
Springs Park by number Of weli-knowr so-
.kst he nrnle NJ
Wise. Davis. Coppinger Schlahy. Mahoney,
Dccenhardt and Mcfiinnis
A memorial mass was celebrated at St Ps.-
rick's Church. Alton. yesterday morning IN
memory q NJ. W. Carroll. a well-known e.ass
blower. whose death occurred a few weeks ago
The celebrated under the auspices OF
the Alton Lodge q the Knights OF Columbus
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SUE THE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Henry MeinhOltZ and Miss Amelia
Spies Want Damages.

Henry Meinholtz. No. 1916 North Market
street, and Miss Amelia Spies. who lives at
Tenth and Warren streets. each filed suit
in Justice Robertson's court yesterday
against the Toledo ST. Louis and Western
Railroad Company for 40 damages be-
cause Of the alleged failure of train to
stop for them at Horseshoe Lake. Illinois,
May IL last.
They are singers in ST. Johns Evangelical
Church and went TO Horseshoe Lake for an
outing II Is stated. They had round-trip
tickets from ST. Louis. The train was due
at s:45 p. m. but did not stop at their sig
nal 1t Is alleged. Mr.. Meinholtz claims he
was obliged to obtain a conveyance to bring
them to st. Louis. The 20 cents is the al
legged cost Of the conveyance, fare on the
ferry crossing the river and street car
fare. and the 500 Is for damages.
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on the Illinois River was boarded for Hardin
fark. where a picnic was held A special music
pfosIaiifne was also rendered by the band.
-Ine Jerseyville Bachelor Maids Club has
elected Miss Veleria Greathouse president Miss
5rshce5 Bowman vice president. Miss Elsie
Jackson secretary and treasurer. Misses Sarah
fukerson Gertrude Greathouse and Mayme Cad
wallader members OF the Executive Committee.
-Ihe Jerseyville Driving Club will give
inatlnee on Thursday afternoon AT the Jersey
souhty rair 'Srounds Among the features will
ne three, minute trot. a three-minute pace both
iree Tor all, and running between Bell
Dene and kitte Custer The matinee will lie
under the direction Of President Edward Ewn
and secretary Thomas W. Butter q the club.
Alderman Edward Meyers will act starter.
Mrs Cornelia SHEPPARD If Jerseyvile enter
tame. the Monday Musical Club yesterday morn
Ing from 20 O'Clock until Il. \ special pro-
efHnnfne was given. In which the participants
We're Mrs Nellie Porter. Mrs. Gus Cochran the
Misses Ter Sc Wyckon. Elizabeth Van Horne
Cora Whitehead. Juliet Bothven and Cornelil
and clara Hrownlee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
IN BEHALF OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
Missouri State Association in An,
nual Convention at Chilli
cOthe.

Chillit othe. No. Aug. G.-The Missouri
| thirty-sixth annual convention in Chilli
cothe. the first meeting having been held at
| the Luella Theater this morning when song
service was conducted by Z. o. Excel of
Chicago.
In the preliminary work A. II. Culver OF
Butler conducted a school of method for
State and county officers and Mrs. NJ Park
Of ST. Louis presided over & conference of
primary and Junior teachers.
Prominent features of the latter confer
ence were a paper by Mrs c. f. Alton of
Harrisonville on Our International Train
ing Course" and Round Table on pri-
mary union work. led by Mrs. Jennie Con-
way Of St Louis.
The convention proper began at 2 o'clock
with prayer and Bible study. W. J. Senel-
roth conducted lively conference of su-
perintendents. The Reverend A. =. George
Of ST. Louis. State superintendent. deliv-
cred an address on ''The Greater Organiza-
tion." telling of the objects and results of
the association. The Reverend r. ~ In
low OF Nevada led conference on the
Home Department.
Special Song Service.
This evening a special song service was
held and the addresses Of welcome were
delivered by the Reverend F. W. Allen and
T. F. Il. Gotham. Hobart Brinsmade of ST.
Louis. president of the State association.
made his annual address complimenting his
colaborers and telling how the work had
progressed under adverse circumstances.
The Reverend j. f. Cook OF ST. Joseph
also addressed the convention. The secre-
tary's report shows a decrease in MEMBER
ship over last year. In 1860 there We're s. rs
schools In 1901 there 6i52
Up to this evening Sco delegates had ar
rived. and more are coming I'm on every
train. Superintendent George estimates
that the total attendance may reach be-
tween 500 and 005
Chillicothe is affording entertainment free
to all the regularly accredited delegates
and to the greater number of the visitors.
The convention will continue Wednesday
and Thursday. Tomorrow afternoon will
be given up entirely TO primary and Junior.
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BLEW HIMSELF UP
WITH GIANT POWDER.

Sodaville. New, Aug. S.-Information has
just reached here of a remarkable suicide
at Tonorah.
While drinking Saturday night Peter
Copeland. a young miner. became despond-
dent and told friends that he intended to
get of the earth.
He went to his claim. sat down on twenty
five pounds of giant powder. lighted the
fuse and calmly waited for the explosion.
His body was blown to atoms
Copeland was but q years Of age and
was a native of GAINESVILLE, o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Five coal miners are saved from a burn
ing mine by their wives, who drain a ponc
into the shaft
Daniel w. Bufl of Havana prophesie.
great profits to ST. Louis merchants
through closer trade relations with Cuba.
Western brewers desire to arrange for
national scale of wages for the workmen
in order 20 protect themselves from CON-
petition of Eastern brewers and from pos
sible unfair demands of the men.
Doctor Nietert. superintendent OF the
City Hospital. has made report to Health
Commissioner Starkloff on his action in al
lowing the police to interview patients.
The funeral of Peter Ferry. one of the
best-known iron manufacturers OF the
United States. will take place this morn
ing.
While both are standing beside the coffin
OF relative, James Williamson. Sr..
challenges his son-in-law. F. W. Rueger.
TO a duel
The contract for the new Grace Presby-
terian Church will be let to-day and work
will begin in a few days.
Nine thousand bushels OF peaches. Of
good quality. were received by local deal
ers. and are being held at very low prices
Many new buyers arrive in the city and
business in the wholesale district continues
in great activity.
A party OF ST. Louisans. making a trip
I'd the Tennessee River lost its bearings
in a storm and had an exciting adventure.
Morris Cytron. 9 years old, was killed by
a Transit car on Ninth and Bidde streets,
and the angry spectators were threatening
the motorman's life when Police Captain
OMally rescued him.
Superintendent Soldan has all prepara-
lions made for the opening Of the public
schools next Tuesday. and anticipates an
increase Of 800 over last years at
tendance.
The Committee on Organization Of the
Worlds Fair recommends that there be no
Director General for the enterprise.
The House Of Delegates passes the Boyce
fender bill with an amendment taking the
apuroral Of designs from the hands OF the
Board Of Public improvements.
Tho Kinney resolution for the extension of
conduit boundaries was killed by the City
Council
A crowded Olive street car jumped the
track on a bridge on Delmar boulevard and
crashed into a telegraph pole.
The Board of Public improvements takes
the first step towards municipal lighting for
public buildings.
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Marine Intelligence.

New York, Aug. N-Arrived: siclia. from
Naples.
Oiasgow, Aug. N.-Ar1ved: Laurentfan.
from New York.
Noville, Aug N.-Arrived: Anchoria, New
Hork for Glasgow.
New York. Aug. 3.-Safled: Kaiser VIII
hahn der Crosse Bremen. via Cherbourg
and Southampton: Cymrfc. Liverpool.
Coronel, Aug. A.-Arrfved: Kintuck. Ia
coma for Manila.
Liverpool Aug. N.-Arrived: Buenos
Ayrean, Montreal
Boulogna. Aug. T.-Arrived: Potsdam,
New York for Rotterdam
Plymouth. Aug. 1S.-Arrived: Pretoria.
ygsW York for Cherbourg and Hamburg.
Shanghai Aug. A.-Sailed: Yangtse Qrom
XvsEpool, etc.,, Seattle.
Lizard Aug. q. 12;50 a. m-Passed: Lain.
New York. for Southampton and Bremen.
ouoenstoWn. Aug. H.-Arrived: Oceanic.
Rev YosA. for Liverpool (and proceeded.
Queenstown. Aug. A.-Arrived: Waesland
Philedelphia, Tor Liverpool land proceeded.
Sydney. Nsw South Wales. Aug. 2S.-Ar-
rived prsv1ous3yt 0larrA San Francisco. via
Honolulu, ApiA and Aiskland.
Ushant, Aug. A-PaDed: Denderah. San
Efancisca Va 1an1Uv3ase and St Vincent
A-------
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WACO. TEX.-At Moody. TWENTY-FIVE
miles west from here. Mrs. H. Williams
committed suicide. She had just returned
from the funeral of her young husband
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
Strong Force of RevOlutiOnists
Under General Marin
Routed at Anapoyma.
NATIONS PLEDGE NEUTRALITY.
Nicaragua and Ecuador Promise TO
Keep Out of Any Colombian
Venezuelan Eontlict-Ma-
chias on the Move.

REPUBI.IC SPECIAL.
washington. Aug. 2..-Doctor Silva. the
Colombian Minister. to-day received an Of
iclai mall from Bosota. containing infor-
nation tending TO confirm recent telegraph
ic advices indicating that the danger OF
war between Colombia and Venezuela is
growing less
Doctor Silva's letters inform him that the
Colombian Government has received the
most positive assurances from the Govern
nents of Nicaragua and Ecuador that in
the event Of 4 conflict between Colombia
ard Nenezula they Will remain absolutely
neutral
RevOsutionists Defeated.
Doctor Silva's mail also indicates that
there has been an improvement in the s!tu-
alton In Colombia. giving details Of COM
plete defeat of 4 band of 2J05 insurgents
under General Marin at the town of Ana
poyma. These insurgents had previously
occupied the town Of Giradot. on the Mag
dalena River. which Is small. but impor-
tant being the terminus of the railroad
from Bogota
The additional information is given that
l0.oco men. under General Gonzales Valen-
ci., are guarding the frontier contiguous to
Venezuela.
hunSer starts Tor Panam ma.
The Navy Department was notified late
this evening that the gunboat Ranger had
finished coaling at Acapulco and had sailed
for Panama. The Iowa will also coal at
Acapulco. on account of her superior speed
II Is believed that she will arrive at Pana-
ma before the Ranger
INSURRECTION SPOILED.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Fort of Spain. Trinidad Aug. 27.-(Copy-
right. 1901. by the New York Herald Com
pany)-Arms belonging to General Riera
who is a Venezuelan refugee in Curacao.
have been found in Coro. by the Nenezue-
Ian authorities. thus frustrating the hopes
of an insurrection IN that district. The
Oriroca district is peaceful.
The German cruiser Vineta will sail for
Carupano tomorrow morning.
MOVEMENT OF THE MsCHIAS.
Colon Colombia. Aug. 2I.-Isihnian az
fairs continue quiet The United States
gunboat Machias probably will go TO Boca
del Toro at the end of the week. II favor
able news for the Government is not re-
ceivsd from that point.
Ii ~ expected that the French cruiser
suchet will sail in few days.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION PROMISED.
San Francisco. Aug 2'.-The steamer San
Jose. from Central America. reports that
at Acajutla it was said that another revo-
luton for the purpose of overthrowing tho
of Salvador was imminent.
though no outbreak had yet taken place.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

AUSTIN. Textile Raymond Banking
voluntary bankruptcy yesterday to protect
fits depositors. who are few. as II has been
winding up its business for three years past.
The closing of the First National Bank
involved II for some $500. The liabilities
are $l43, ,259: assets, $lss, ,2Ss.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers filed for record with
County Recorder Charles Haefele at Belle
vile yesterday were:
Henry Bassler and wifs to Plus Fuchs IT,
lots iso and lsi, block Is. Lebrock's addition.
]. A. WOLF and wife to J. B. Poirot part lot
II. northwest quarter section q. township I
north 8: d.. $3.50.
W A. Effnger ct al to Anna c. Birmingham.
lots IS and i, block T. Effnger place. winstan.
f. s Dodge and wife to A. H. Bachmann. lot
IT. block l. McCaslapd q Guignon's subdiyision
East ST. Louis: qtc. d.. 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
DIVORCE Sits FILED.
Mismased Couples Seek Relief


Nismased Couples Seek Relief In
Court.
Several suits were fled in the Circuit Court
al Edwardsville yesterday. Mrs. Martha
Holm Of Collnsville asks legal separation
from her husband William N. Holm. They
were married in 1873. and she states that
she has been deserted for more than twenty
two years.
Mrs. Letta G. Stock of Collinsviile asks
q divorce from Charles f. Stock. They
were married at Upper Alton March -.
Joseph Schwend OF Highland has sued for
divorce from Stephanie Schwend. They
were married November q, 1891
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

METROPOLIS. ILL--An attempt was
made Monday by eight prisoners I'm Jail to
break out By pouring water on the con-
crete floor for some time they succeeded in
softentng the concrete. The iailer discov-
cred them in the act
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

Hiety yesterday received "a letter from -.
1" Davies OF Kansas City asking his
sstance in locating his son. ArchI., l.. Da-
ries, IL years old. who left hi; home August
Ia and Is supposed 10 De in 81 Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

Clayton yesterday to John G. Marshall OF
Providence. X. l., and Flora d. Morris of
Blair Ill. The couple were married by the
Reverend Walter Langtry, pastor of the
Clayton Presbyterian Church.
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KOCH WILL TEST THEORY.
Bovine tuberculosis to BE Injected
Into Doctor Garnault.

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Paris. Aug. T.-Doctor Koch will inocu-
late Doctor Garnault with bovine tubercu-
lcsis. Doctor Granault volunteers himself
to test the theory advanced by Professor
Koch at the recent medical congress that
human ard bovine tuberculosis have moth
ing to do with each other and that men
cannot catch the disease frpm cattlA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

SALINA, KAS.-James Coleman. aged so
wears. is dead. He was with Doctor Iivines-
toHe. the African explorer. for three years,
and was also guide and interpreter in
the Kaffir war in 1857
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

Inc hepuChc io.l -.2-Svii.C. III. says: Z.
n BiAltner and Miss Mayer. both giving
NO 10 North Eleventh street. ST. Louis.
as their hone. were married last evening by
Judge George Vernon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
McCALl.-BIswELL wrcDIyc-u

Mc1 an OF ST. Louis and Miss Bertha Bis
Wen OF taNctte, Mo. were married at the
brides home yesterday morning by the
Reverend G. NJ. Gibson. They will make
their nome in this city
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

TENARkANA. TEX.-During a thunder
storm Moncay son of Principal Crosby
OF the negro public school of East Texar-
kama. was killed 10y lightning
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28
ARM HR0ISEN ~ WACHrNE-ErnnI.

merritt. a n3cninist. IS years OLD, was
caught in bolt machine in the Missouri
tar Works yesterday afternoon and his
forearm WAS fractured twice Doctor vogeI
dress Il the injury at the City Dispensary
and sent the boy to rh.. CITY HospitaI
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-28

toiiin.ssioner Seihert yesterday ended in
qu'ritS Into the charges against Bernero
Bfothsrs. whose saloon is At No. 70l North
Eleventh street. and g. A. Valentine No.
lS2s Pine street. who We're accused Of vio-
lating the early-morning closing order
Both cases were taken under advisement