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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09
The Yelled Prophet Pageant.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. oct S.-The twenty
fourth annual pageant and ball of the
Yelled Prophet took place tonight. At
least 10000 strangers are in the city. In
the parade twenty-five floats. illustrative
of the Louisiana purchase territory, were
shown The Merchants Exchange, where
the ball was held, was crowded To the
doors. Miss Emily Cattlin Wickham was
crowned Queen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09
Volcanic Activity In the Pacific.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, oct. S.-Severe
seismic disturbances. probably caused by
volcanic activity in the Pacific. raising the
level of the ocean. occurred about o'clock
last night The Pacific coast OF Nicaragua
was flooded TO A depth Of eight feet and
considerable damage done.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09
Aspen Tunnel Completed.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Oct. s.-The great
Aspen tunnel on the Leroy Bear river cut
off of the Union Pacific Railroad was COM
pIeted tonight and trains will be running
over the new route next Sunday. The tun-
mel has been two years I'm the course OF
construction and cost over 100000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09

UTICA. y. Y. Oct. H.-Secretary Of war
Root his wife and daughter are al Whit
,,ev, reserve. AdirOndac ks whore the score
tarv will remain until ne rs better a. h. cx-
pected he will be absent from Washington
for Al least two weeks.
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Correct.
Kansas city Journal.

Ndnsas NIty journal
The geography makers are not likely 70
have 10 alter their maps in order 40 IA bel
the Philippines the Mckinley Islands {"
There was nothing about William McKin-
ley that would make his name a III deslg-
nation Cor horde OF half-naked saNages
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Mr.. BoOkwaIter's Brother.

Mr.. E. ]. Bookwater, brother of Charles
a. Bookwalter, the newly elected mayor,
was in the city yesterday. He is publisher
of the Halstead (Kan) Independent and
ton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09

whCn rob attacked the Jail and lynched
two negroes At that time Mrs. Perkins
was i'll with a nervous attack. and DIR. W.
r. Baird. her physician, declares that the
raid of the lynchers is responsible for the
WOman'S death
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Eitrimmons To Become "a Citizen.

NEW YORK. oct. S.-Robert F1tzsim-
mons. the pugilist, has made application in
Brooklyn FOR his final naturalization pa
Ders The former champion OF the ring was
horn i'm Australia. He took out his first
citizenship papers three years ago in New
Orleans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09

SHEIBYVII.IE Ky. oct. S.-Mrs. Ben
G. Perkins wife OF the jailer at this place.
died to-day as the result of shock and
fright suffered last Wednesday morning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09
PRECINCT RETURNS.

The Vote an I9I of the 1875 Precincts
i'm the City.
The returns from 1sl precincts out Of the
l95 in the city show the following vote on
mayor, police judge, city clerk and council
men-at-large:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09

Harry NJ Haidcman is vice president AMI
partner in the McElwaine- Rich
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Jacquelin : Holiday is a member OF the
firm Of W. j. Holiday & Co, wholesale
dealers In hardware and iron, on South
Meridian street He is we'll known in bust
ness circles. but this is the first time that
he has been actively engaged I'm politics.
He is a resident OF the Third ward.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08
Departed.
River RfaIto Brevities.

-Connlander I. r. Harris, I. $ ". inspector
The location oi United states POS, lights along
Louis and chester: Hereuianepm Crossing. reset
barrel buoy opposite Calico Island. reset bar
salt LAKE Crossing. reset barrel BUOY; Salt
LAKE . ;,d l9%sr n, es :. Sa1ss Ia SSay m m45s'i bi hmss, ,. Up
moved w quarter mile: oksw Bar, established
DAY mark: opposite Ellis Grove. reset barrel
the Cape Girarleau cam. W yesterday from
CoInnsrce With a lars. numeer OF psssenssrH
she depaTtsd for the SANE Place at : o'clock yes
cipally OF merchandise.
--c2mmandsr r Harrts ,epGr;s; aIse the follow;
rci BUOY 'above Anchor Landing. moved down
half mile tiay mark opposite Anchor Landing.
Tho citv OF Sheffield will reach por, to-day
fr%T1 a aa1n,ar s ani VIII HfT dspari On ,an m. ,,p IN cal5
trip tomorrow afternoon.
from Chester with a fair list Of passengers and
a good ;rir u freight. She will clear for the
same port this afternoon at : O'Clock.
The India Gfven= came down from Hamburg
sunday morning with a big cargo Of apples and
noon.
Tile Chester cauo M from Cape Girardeau
yesterday morning and Will receive for the same
This afternoon. Her upstream manifest wa. only
Point AMI h"r other landings on the Missouri
River this morning. she viii receive for the r.
The Bald Esgie will reach 81. Louis from
Eeardstown and way points on tho Illinois River
al o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Rec In Is due t. reach st; Louis to;
again clear this afternoon at : o'ciaek' she VIII
Tie CITY. II Memphis will he due this morn
return trir til. afternoon at : o'ciock.' =" y" III
nth sidney is due io.fay from Keokuk and
FOR her trip TO burlington.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08
RESCUED BOY
FROM DEEP WELL,
Albert kncbclkamp. Lowered by Il
Rope. Saved Freddie Never
From Drowning.

Albert kn"belkamp lowered himself hand
under hand to tn. bottom Of Il thirty-eignt-
foot well yesterday morning and saved
from drowning in ten feet Of water. Fred
die. the G-ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Never. who had fallen head first into the
well. The boy suffered only some cuts ON
his hand. received from contact with In.
sides Of rho well In his fall
Freddie WAS PLAYING about in tho ward #
the Meyer home on Eat Sixth street. and
in looking into the depths OF the well he
leaned over too Far. The accident was Kit
messed 10y the child's mother. who screamed
end then tainted. Neighbors also saw the
accident. and knebelkamp. the only man
who happened to he about at the time. WIS
called. iiurriedly throwing off his coat and
vest. he told the women to hold the handle
Of the windlass while lie went down after
the hoy. Then h= began the descent.
on his way down knebclkanp saw the
curly head of the little boy come 10 the sur
face and then disappear. kuebcikainp slid
down the rest Of tine way and only stopped
when his ar,npits touched the water. With
a quick duck. he felt in the water for the
boy with one hand. retaining hold of the
rope with the ether. knebelkamp came to
the surface for air and then ducked again.
This time his hand caught in the waist Gf
the little fellow. Drawing the boy to his
breast. knehelkamp wrapped his legs about
the rope and called to those above to pull
him up.
The boy was unconscious when the top
vas reached but vigorous exercise and hot
applications soon restored him. As ne re-
covered consciousness tho mother also ie-
covered.
Knebelkamp suffered a severe chill as Il
result OF his ducking. and his hands We're
badly blistered from the rope. But he is
the nero of his neiEhborhood In Eellevili.
and last night received the congratulations
of friends and relatives of the Meyer FAM
lily as well as of his own friends for HIS he
r0ir act
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08
Alton Note. and pcr.on.,.

Tho Alumni Association of tho Trsur;ro
Academy at Alton has elected Miss Ks,e Garie
president: Mrs. X. ". CariIn Of 81. Lyuis. Wee
PRESIDENT: Miss Lizzie GinteT. secretary and treas
ur-r.
William Martin Of Upper Alton v,e take,
TO Edwardsvill" yest"rday and placed in the
Madison County Jail To await tho Irttnr az INC
Grand jury of III" Madison County Grrcui, ,.o,,r,
charged with the murder or the Reverend ISiis
I.GIbe'tor. in a warrant sworn ont L. Denutv
Coroner g. y. Streeper Of Upper Alton Ind
better WAS killed on Saturday evening ~. Martin
while attending a church social. Both ar.
negroes.
Special trains will no run from :, Lo,is =,
Alton this evening over mOst Of IN. roads .,
accommodate The travel FOR the Yelled IronI,ct's
parade.
George Sprow was Sentenced 10 ten days in
the Madison County Hail at EdwardsvIIle yes,er-
r conviction OF assault sprow pleaded guilty
TO the charge.
The Knickerbrrkcr Burlesguere. n compsnv Of
forty people. appeared at the Temple -.haa..r
IN Alton last evening.
The Turner's School at Alton will OMEN
Wednesday evening with an enrolment Of more
than seventy. This is the largest enrolment in
the history Of the school.
The broom factory of E s. Sewson of North
Alton was burned at an early hour YESTERDAY
morning. Several tons Of broCmcorn. valued at
The fire is supposed TO have originated from a
match which was accidentally dropped in the
straw hy n daughter Of Ncuson. who went to
the factory to start the fire In the stove.
The authorities Of ShurtIen College at Inner
Alton have granted a holiday today in order
that the students may attend the Yelled
PTophers parade in st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08

The October term u the calhoun COUNTY Cir
cult Court will convene at Hardin On october IL.
The docket contains tw.nty-on" peoples cases,
nineteen OF chanceTy and eleven common law.
-George Il. child and Thomas u. Bare. both
Of st. Louis, are planning to start a weekly Re-
publican newspaper at iaf".n. The paper VIII
succeed the Calhoun County Leader. the office
Q, which was burned Il few months ago. IN"
new plant will he IN operation within a Few
SECRETARY J. ". Becker Of the jersey County
Farmers Institute Association has issued NO
Ccugressionai pistric, win be held at Jersey
Vile on Deceinher Il. IS and r. The bsme.iic
granm- or Wednesday. December ~. \ nurut'er
OF valuable. prizes Will be dwhresd for farm
-hai,or J. N Page % thu Jersey.i1e Demo-
crat ard President =. ". Cross Of the National
10 attend a rnt citing Of the directors If tn" Cola
spring Tunnel and Mining 'gmpany, Editor
owns extensive mining lands at Col. fill. Colo.
-Jytss lanes \. Creighton Of srrinEfeld VIII
seyviiie To-Day. after a shGi vacation.
The football team u 'he Jcrseyville High
I H,rS s! Nh p s; me fTim sa lHum ,"f af faliS5aso"
The Seniors at the Ierseyyil!" High School,
arc organisinE an 'A,hanelm. D., In former years
the "Athaneum' has been the reading literary
society in tho school.
Tn calhoun COUNTY Jan at Hardin has but
her term of the Calhoun county Circuit Court.
which will be ccnysnsf at Hardin on October ii
The first regular meeting Of the Jersey County
Teachers. Association wili b. held at the Jer-
SEVILLE HiEh School on October 20
County Superintendent Of schools j. W. Rob
erts returned t" .ierseyviile yesterday, from Graf
ton. where h." was in Charg. Of IN" schools Of tina:
place IN the absence of Professor y. y. Cross
1esn' Who was in Chicago a. a t.'frsentative "
rh- Jcrs"yville lodge TO the annual meeting Of
the Grand Lodge Of Illinois Of Ancient Free and
Accepted Nasons.
The Young Ladies Social Society Of the
Firs; VI. L. cnufch at JerseySiII. gave Il music
recital last evening in the church paflors: The
recital Was followe! by Il reception at which To-
fr.shments were served.
The Reverend j. q. Klenc. pastor Of IN,
First Prc=bytcrisn Church at Jerseyyille. mac
been selected a delegate TO the annual meeting
OF the Illinois synod. which Will convene 1T
Jacksonville. on October -.
Mis-. IL. 7. Rainey Of Cairoilton. secretary or
tn. Illinois State '"nfcf.Tc" of Charities. has
Issued notices. Of the sixth annual convention
which will he held at Lincoln on October q ana
-. The cnnvnu,iin viii 10 un.sr The auspices OF
the Illinois Stat. Boar. Of Public Charities. An
interesting programme has been prepared.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08
BeIleviIic News Notes.

The installation of the neuiy-elec;ed officers
~ Beilcvil!a Lodge. No. Jss. |. q. -. =.
took place last night at odd Fellows Hall. L,
was followed 10y an entertainment and banquet.
e: r. Files was surprised YESTERDAY by tho
members Of the Presbyterian sunday School
who rendered him congratulations upon his nine
ty-second birthday.
-Mi,s Cecilia Rheiii ard George NsuhoG viii
he married Tits morning at the hom" Of the
brides parents. on South Charles street.
Miss Lizzie Schrauth and Rudolph Schienk
Will be married this morning at the home of
tho bride.
The Harrison Machine Works will close their
plant Wednesday. THURSDAY. Friday md Satur-
day Of this week TO enable their employees 10 at
tend tho St. Louis Fair.
4 special election will he held to-day In the
Fifth Ward for the choosing of a representative
10 succeed Alderman Thetus. who resigned.
There arr but two candidate in the
tian p,e+z and John Gebhard.
The Parthsn!an society Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church Will he entertained SATURDAY afternoon
~ Miss Nora West at her home on Mascoutah
avenue.
At tho last meeting AZ the ". c. r. L. tho
following officers were elected: President. Mrs.
Waterman: first vic. president. Mrs. Ralph: SEE
president, Mir. Taylor; treasurer. Mrs. Tufts:
secretary. NrH Esnry-
Congressman and Mrs. Fred !. Kern have r.
turned from a pleasant visit with friends in
Springfield, III.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILROAI
RAILWAY.

Train. De
Louisville Express-Centrai!a.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton. louisville.
Washington. Philadelphia and
New York ..-.....-.......-.. $50;
Mount Vernon Accommodation. 800
Ef-7 init -~uis-i'Is
Lexington. KNOXVILLE and
Asherille. y. G: Chatta-
nocsa. Atlanta and Jackson
.-illa. s!n.fi
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weather clear and warm. River falling. chal-
mettc due IN. Lucille Rowland due down. De
parted: Belle OF the BENDS. G;reenviIIa- 6.
Ioseph to Satchez. Arrived: R.es Tritcbard
from the Yazoo River.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Oct. city Of Memphis I'D
late last night. Josie with a tow OF empty
harses ard 1 barge Of logs down at = a. m. The
Esr:ge reads 81 feet and stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
Chester. H.. oct. River stationary: gauge
2 feet. Weather cloudy. Chester up ar .
o'clock last night. Rees Lee due.
Louisville. XIV. oct. River stationary: cana,
40 feet: on falls "a feet: below locks : feet.
Clear and pleasant.
Burlington. Ia. Oct. THE river is s.. inches
above low-water mark and rising. Weather
cloudy and WARMER. The EloIse in and out.
WARSAW, III. Oct. ..-Gauge reads Is. Cloudy
and cool. sidney up and down early this morn
ing. Silver Crescent in and out.
Evansville. Inc. Oct. River as feet. cea-
and warm.
cincinnati. o.. Oct. River : feet . inches:
falling. Clear and warm.
Wheeling. ": Va. Oct. River - feet; fall
ing. clear and cool.
Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. River % feet: falling.
Clear and cool.
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOFTS
RAILWAY &C.. r. 4 ST. Id.
Train 49,. Depart. Lnsre
Grafton .:...":......:.. te:ls am 1900 Am
Peoria. Pekin and SprinRneld.. ss:i4 am s1:30 nm
Clcuteau Slough. Grafton and
Elsah 1914 am s7:0 pm
Alton. Cfautauuua and Grafton tf:SS p1 10: &; an
Alton Springfield and jack
sonville .....-.-.:..... 1865 pm +1e:55 am
Alton. Springfield and Grafton :e46 pm s16:T am
Jacksonville Express q. An nm
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08

Real estate transfers filed for record with
County Recorder Charles Haefele at Belle
Vile yesterday were:
Elizabeth Studebakcr and husband 20 Conrad
Fritz. lots III md l52. Crystal place, Belleville
warranty deed. $50.
William Koshler 70 Fred koehIer. NORTH hall
south half southeast quarter section -, town.
ship :: warranty deed. s+Jn.
William k"ehicr 10 Fred Kcehlcr. month half
south half -outheast quarter section So. town
ship >. north :: warranty deed. 500.
James Wild 10 Charles knoellcr. part lots -
and ga southeast quarter section %. township
!. north s: quitclaim decd, 81.
A. W. Johns and wife to J. e. Fleming, lot q.
Oeb!ke and Kases addition. East ST. Louis: war
Tauty decd. $500.
81. Oebikc and kases addition. East 81. Louis;
warranty deed, 500.
P. ". Ait and wife TO W. Z. Becks,ith. lots
81 to ~. Den"rrside: warranty deed. $3.50.
Jacob Koesterer and wife TO Anna Rauer, lot
10. Koestcrer addition. FreehurE: warranty deed.
So.
Jacob Koestercr ami wife to J. Fl. Bauer. Tot
l.. kosstercr addition, Frecburg; warranty
deed. ~.
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lBy Telegraph.

SPECIALS.
cairo. Ill, oct. THE river feIi :, Of a foo.
during the last "A hours: the gauge reads So
feet. The weather il clear and mild. Tho Her
man paepcke departed south with ompties a, s.S5
a. m. followed by the Carrie y. at 2 n. m The
Fred Hartweg from tho South arrived ar moon
with Shafgcs Of logs and . barges of Iurn,,er
she Will return south during the night The
gees LEO from Memphis with II good frip in
Guiding lumber. slaves and sundries. arrived nj
@:3g y. IN. she discharged her usual freight.
added - bales 81 cotton and departed for 81
Louis at =:2p D. III. The Dick Fowler arrived and
little packetIoat Louise was sold to-lav 10 Gan
where ghn viii he locked. The terms ~ sale
She will enter the Kanawha River trade The
Frank cassidy TIL. EIalIette will he ai,Ied an
Mound CITY WAYS Tuesday. Captain II II
Cifsp.yInc was here TODAY looking after rho In
ter.st. ~ his company. The Ferd Herold is due
from Memphis. Captain ". A. Howell an old-
time Dbi1 River pilot. residing at Slra Nnce,nvn
is here attending as a Juror to the United States
Circuit Court.
paJucah. Nv. oct. River gauge q,
III. reads . foot. The Dick Fowler dnpa,to IT,
cairo at s:f5 n. m. Tie r. Dunbar from Sash-
vile arrived ut 2 a m. and left for C1a,ksyjIia
ri . ~ m. Tho !. r. Richardson arrived +,or,
EysusyiIls at 6 O'Clock last night and Devoted
On roturr 10 lfo same point at I0:t, a n, 1rhn
Henry Uariey from the Tennessee River .rri,oi
al I =. m. and will depart on rotur,, trim W.,ines-
day at : T.. m
yIe..luA Mss, Oct s.-Gauso IS feet.
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Northern Lines.
Train. ,ru-o,. - Depart Arrive.
Springfield. Freeport and
!GsHlI11e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y ,C2 Am eelnrn
Peoria apd Springfield. .......sIi:D am xs.s pm
chicago Daylight Special. eli: ~ am ss~ pni
Su-inrfeih Accommodation. .... sl:I5 pm s15.I n ppm
Chicago Diamond SueciaI. -. $40 mn so AZ
Southern Lines,
Irsin; Mail nm, r,, Depart. Arrive.
Aurphysooeo. Carbonate ana
Marion SiS am 0.,xn-
New Orl.an. Fast Mail-fAiro. 7']s pm
Memphis. jackson. Tenn.
and Texas EHprses Nash
lille. Atlanta and jackson
g vtIls e,;j: s,.c;,I.ca,no ~. 's:'s am ia pm
phfs and New Orieans....... s9.3s an e,.--
"A' pn
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Chester .-................ il.51 mn III 70 49,
Ah
MsrioS and Crssi ssfip.,.- $50 pm '11s. am
Memphis Dixie Flyer. Nash
vile. Atlanta and Jackson
Vile. .. --------. 1876 pm SIS. am
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DEPEW WILL WED IN PARIS.
Ceremony Occurs in December.
Bride Elect Now Abroad.

New York. oct. Tile wedding Of Sen
ator Chauncey Depew and Miss May Fai-
mer viii take place in Paris early in De
cember."
Nine Won Andre. a sister OF the bride
elect. who is stopping at the Waldorf-As-
toria, made this statement to-day.
Il am sailing for London on Wcdnes-
day said Mime. Andre, and from there
| shall 90 10 my home in Paris. where my
mother has her home. to prepare for the
wedding.
My sister has known the Senator for a
very long time"
1t has been reported that Miss Palmer IS
81 the Waldorf-Astoria. but Nine. Won An
ORE denied to-day that her sister was in
tins city saying that she was abroad and
will remain there until the wedding.
This Will probably keep Senator Depew
away from Washington at the opening of
Congress. hut his friends will receive him
the first of the year.
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Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wafh-
ingtor. Baltimore. PhiiadeI-
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail
Cincinnati Accommodation... 80.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limitea....---....
Flora recommendation.
Flora Accommodation.........
West Baden ard French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route.
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KILLED HIMSELF IN JAIL.
Walter Fec. Accused Of Theft,
Swallows CarbOlic Acid.

y SPECIAL.
Beardstown. ILL., Oct. within one hour
after having been arrested on a charge of
theft. Walter Fee was a corpse. He mad
killed himself by swallowing carbOlic acid.
There were two robberies here of promi-
nent business houses within the past week.
the last being Saturday night. when John
Diehls shoe store was entered and part Of
tie stock carried away.
BIoodhounds were secured from a neigh
boring town and they went. four times in
succession. to Fees residence.
In his room were found shoes taken from
Dinhls store: also several guns and other
articles taken from Frey's hardware store
Monday night.
Before death Fee made a confession, in
which he said he alone was guilty.
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WILL ACCEPT RESIGNATION.
The Reverend r. ~. GrccnIce to GO
to North PInIfn. NEL.

The Reverend j. G.. kiene. pastor of the
First Baptist Church AT J~ogscyNiie. vester-
day sent out notices to the various pastors
of the Alton Prcsbytcry for Il session of
the prcshytery to he held at the First
Presbyterian Church at carrolltOn on Octo-
her Is. The Reverend Mir. Kl@ne is the
moderator Of the Alton Prcsbytcry. and as
such has called the meeting TO dissolve the
relations of the. Reverend r. y. Greeul.e.
pastor of the Carroliton church. with his
congregation.
As stated in The Republic of Sunday the
Reverend Mr.. Green!ee mas resigned his
charge at carrolltun in order 10 accept a
call to the First Presbyterian Church at
North Platte. Neb. The Nebraska Church
belongs 10 the kearney Presbytery. and the
dismissal will be made to that Organization.
Tn Reverend Mr.. Greenlees resignation
was made on account of his health. and will
take cffGCt on NmEember
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-08
WILL SUPPORT LOCAL LODGE.
National Officers Investigate Labor
Trouble at Pana, Ill.
REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC
Pana, Ill. oct. Thomas ]. Kidd. secre-
tary of the Amalgamated Woodworkers'
Association. also vice president of tie
American Federation of Labor. and H.. =.
Wilson. member of the Executive Commit
tee of the United Mine Workers OF America.
of Danv!lle. were in the city in the interest
Of the Federal Labor Union. a number OF
whose members are OUT on a strike at the
city water pumping station.
President c. i. Craddick of the Federal
Labor Union here met the gentlemen in
their hall and discussed the situation.
After a talk with the Mayor and CITY
Council it was decided that the National
lodge active and financial aid. Mr.. Kidd
also telegraphed the Executive Commute,
now at Washington. D.. c. the result OF his
investigation here.
II. +. Wilson Of the L. NJ: w. OF A. also
stated that his organization would give
them active aid ia their efforts