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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

Alpha Council will celebrate the twenty second
Of is oIsan,TatdSn mil % ~, Wean.sdsy sysn
pie. Grand and Finney avenues lnvitationh. In
cludins tickets OF admission were issued during
quite elaborate, and the hall Is sure TO be crowd
ed with Aipha's members and their friends.
ing recently filed a large number Of application
At It's meeting On Frioay evening next candidates
sra Se sSa under prepaTation for that
Lafayette Council me. in regular session on
and one candidate initiated. There Will be sew
erE i. No. H. met Saturday even
ing last, received two applications and elected
sppIIcstions ar. promised for the next meeting.
At which time several candidates VIII De intiat-
Henry L. Keitx. late member Of Benton Coun-
GIL died very suddenly last week on board ship
at New Orleans. Just as he was about 70 sail all
iyanhoe Council. No. IS. will receive and enter
evening next At It's hall in the Burlington build
ing. A good time Is promised. ana It 10 expected
tns ,s % g ss hans OF
The following councils mse. MS Esek; Non
day. fayss.e ;n,yi s1dsy
Hydes PARK. stella. Ivanhoe and buena With:
saturday. Empire and Bonnps5se; p!sl.s;n., ~. .,.
officers and members OF visiting councils In mag
nincent style at It's hall In Benton on Thursday
evening nay Council shSfe. or Of
the meeting and entertained those present with
an Ion q tss eeue three
ago. The chief actors In this UNIQUE deEree were
{Ssn essrs. wss:r .sa yles
Chancellor Mic Lesrand Of lafayette Enthusi-
sstic addresses were made by Supreme Sh.ncsllor
sftsg WS,ch The supreme officers and visitors
were conducted to the banauet-room
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
knights OF the M.ccabec..

Encouraging reports from the various parts OF
the State show that the great camp convention
10 be held on May II and 10 will show a larger
net gain than has been anticipated Tor some
months.
st. Louis Camp held Its regular monthly review
on last Friday night and transacted the usual
routine business. Several memters OF the great
camp offered encouraging remarks.
The fact that last month contained five Non
days and Tuesdays leaves Maccabee news short
for this week. and the representatives are ear
nestly requested to give full account OF the DO
inge of their tents In the coming weeks.
Union Tents famous band. under the leadership
CT Bandmaster PrimUs, Is creating interest. On
last Wednesday night they made official visits
to American and Busy Bee tents. and to Liberty
Hive L. o. T. NJ The present week they have
every night engaged which is sure sign that
the different tents will have full houses on their
meetinp nights.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
THE WEATHER.

Washington. May 4.-Forecast for Sunday and
Monday:
Illinois. showers and cooler Sunday. Monday
clearing; fresh TO brisk east to southeast winds.
becoming northwesterly.
Iowa. showers Sunday, with cooler in east cen
trail portion. Monday fair In western. showers In
eastern portion;i easterly winds becoming north
westerly.
asi " lat III s,,.r. ~ - =. -
able winds.
Kansas showers In eastern portion followed by
winds.
Arkansas and Missouri, showers and cooler Sun
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
Order CoIumbian knights.

Phoenix Lodge. No. III mad one OF ns uS.s'
large meetings Brother Geor4e Raymond OK AZ,
ianfic was present also Brother Rosenthal. and
remarks we're made by both. brother PoettSen
entertained with p'aao solos. r. Cossrove VIII VIII
songs He also gave an entertainment OF race
track using trained insects for horses Brother
Holmes sang some of his original songs
Al Plymouth the attendance is increasing. Inay
had one OF the old-ti.ne meetings Thursday night;
At their next meeting. Nay IL. q large class VIII
he Initiated Geyen ayppcstions were received
Meetins.: Tuesday, Bond Lodge: "Wednesday.
North End: Thursday, Express and Chetenham
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
To.Dax,s Weather.
River NiaIto Breylt,e.,

Harry Monahan resigned his positicn yester-
day pilot en- tho city OF Sheffield.
The sidney cleared for 81. Faul with a good
manifest OF freight ard q idrse passenger ist.
--John Hamilton and Frank Tesson departed
with the CITY Of sheffield yesterday afternoon.
Robert Z. Lee. general manager of the Lee
day.
The City Of Memphis will arrive In st. Louis
Sunday morning from points on the Tennessee
River.
Thomas Rcardon. steward on the Bald Eagle,
departed for Peor a. accompanied by his wife and
infant ron.
Captain Howard Shaw of the City Of Peoria
departed last night by rail tor ms nome Ia
Besrdstovn. Ill.
The india Givens cleared yesterday Afternoon
for Mozier's Landing with q cargo OF assorted
freight and a number Of passengers.
Mics Sara MassengRle. daughter OF John l..
MasseEgale. agent OF the st. Louis and Tenncs-
Mabel Gould. departed yesterday the City OF
Clifton for = trip up the Tennessee River.
Captain Noses Hliard. formerly connected
with the Missouri River steamboat interests ms
oy rer and master. and later as agent OF the
Star Line arrived in the city yesterday from
san Antonio, Tex. Captain Hlliiard recently dis
posed OF his ranch interests In Texas.
--Comman IL der Sargent OF the warship Scorpion
telegraphed Captain Henry &. Parter. yesterday
morning to go TO New Orleans to pilot the war
shir to Memphis. Tenn. The vessel - scheduled
for attendance. The vessel II scheduled for at
/. .pdsnce at Confederate Veterans Reunion May
S Captain Patter left last evening for New o.
Iea.5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

The entertainment and hop given by Murren
Lodge on Tuesday evening. April 9o: nf Ancnos mS
success socially, numerically. and financially: M
Those who took part in the play entiuea, IN.
At the conclusion Of the entertainment the noSr
was cleared and dancing lasted until ,S,. 9SioSn
II. Miller, and Grand Recorder Henry w. meyer
OF the A. o. L. ". were among those present
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
Ancient Order Of Un.ted workm.n

The twenty-siAth anniversary OF the Introduction
VIII i. eeiebrated on Saturday even evening W May n
at Lemp's Park Hall. Thirteenth and Utah
programme % viii be furnishea By the pP epa,crnsi
Entertainment Company. The supreme master
.s DEPUTY "a Grand s;s; Master Workman I; b rlory
Lodge. which is located at that place who will
Master WorkmaS Milier viii attend I III. . meeting s
West Gate Lodge had q very interestins meet
the n se Monthly n
rangements were made to entertain the Grand
ToSer grove. Neptune % and Meehsnie: &c lodge, al
the meeting Of this lodge on May 1s
met with sikenton Lodge at Bikeston. Mo-. on
April g. and initiated class Of thirteen candi-
ssodsaFd r ase @as az mo ne at s' which
meeting four candidates were initiated and Ave
HE next meeting Of Security Lodge win b.
held on May y. at It's hall IN the Fratsrnal
on which occasion II Is expected that an in
itiatlon will take place. and little entertain
The Arrangements Committee on the twenty
Il met on Monday. evening. April .. appointed
the various committees for that occasion. and
ae that the Supreme Supreme medical Examiner. Doctor B.
H. Shields Of Hannibal. Mo-. will attsnd the
United Ledge had a very pleasant and largely
attended meeting on Monday evening. at which
two candidates were initiated and several ap-
plicatons for membership were received.
Robert Emmet Lodge, at Its last meeting, re-
ceived visit from Grand Recorder Henry ".
Meyer, who was asked to ofnciate in the initia-
t!on OF three candidates.
In spite of the warm weather, Jefferson Lodge
had a large attendance at Its meeting on Thurs
day evening. Two applications for membership
were received, three candidates Were initiated
in the Junior workman degree. and two in the
workman degree. 49,
meeting on last Thursday night. and introduced
one card member and one renstated member An
Invitation was received from Majestic Lodge to
attend It's next meeting. which was accepted. The
meeting Of this lodge on next Thursday night VIII
be devoted TO entertainment Tor the members.
fair attendance was present at the meeting
Of Mechanics' Lodge on last Thursday night
Arrangements were made to have short meeting
on next Thursday night, after which stag
euchre for the beneft Of the members will bs
given. Arrangements are also well under way
for the celebration Of the eighteenth anniycrsary
of the institution of this lodge. which will take
place al its hall. No. 2sl7 Chouteau avenue. on
Thursday evening. May ~
Benton Lodge Is branching out in the hunting
and ishing business and ar the meeting on last
Thursday nieht organized the Benton Hunting
and Fishing Club. The new club Is now planning
4 furniture car outing to Fenton. Mo-. to sur
prise the Fenton brothers.
ST. Louis Lodge hod we'll attended meeting
April 30 and the Committee on Anniversary re-
ported having everything In resdiners for the oc-
casion. The lodge entertained visitors from Sui
livan. Mo-. and decided to visit Majestic Lodge
In body on May ..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
L.d,e. Of the Maccabees

Liberty Hive held splendid review Wednef.
day evening. The attendance was good. ana
much pleasure added to the occasion on account
Of the many visiting sisters from Chellis. Sub
urban nrd Anderson hives. One candidate was
Initiated and three application were presented.
The programme consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music. Refreshments were served
New, Century Hive held its regular review on
wednesday evening. April a. with quite large
attendance. One Initiation and seven applies
tions we're received. Lady Commander Mary a.
Chard was elected representative to the conven-
tiou Past Commander Alice ]. Jcnes. alternate
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
KNIGHTS of Pythins.

Some very interesting statistics are to be
grand keeper Of recosd. and ssa One that wiz snf
particularly interest members OF the ordor 10
large lar cities in This State. St Louis has th..tv.
Rss aas e pfaass Sss'Gs; or
s ~ ssest three s is5s
367 members. Hannibal. with three lodges.
shows 2es members. and Bonne Terre. with two
The largest lodge outside the above enumer-
ss.a s1tss e; ,s located at Princeton with
The ten largest lodges in the State are as fol
2: mse,s: sisIlian Is.se. No g. Kansas cry.
Sss s.S; H. Iss 81 s. Isss S. ass4iy Is1s Es;
2ao. st. joseph. a2; Kansas City Lodge, No !.
ST Louis. rs: Monitor Lodge. No s. St. Louis.
St Lou. These statistics are taken nj fron cry -e. e.
ports ,sS OF lodges for the term ending December
The lodge that made tho largest net gain
showing the greatest loss was America. No. iis.
show great activity in the present % term - and % pre-.
at the term ending Jun. so. sA>e VIII DC snow"
The district meeting held last Monday at the
field Mo- under the direction OF Grand Chan
celor E. /. Morse, we'll attended and a
number OF members from surrounding cities were
present.
Three prominent steamboatrcn were admitted
to Red Cross Lodge last Wednesday. The meet
ing Of Wednesday. May .. Will be enlivened with
six pages for second rank. Extra talent has been
obtained for the occasion. The Entertainment
Committee will soon announce the summer pro-
Eramme. Brothers Dean. Blake and Henderson
will participate ir tho contest for the auto
mobile.
Chevaljer Lodge. No 10 at the lsst session
devoted much time to the Worlds Fair Pythian
Association matters. and goes on record as being
tions Of subscribing 800 toward the enterprise.
besides the subscription for preliminary expenses.
Another matter OF interest wax the selection OF
two clubs. with 4 captain at. the head Of each.
who will be rival In securing acceptable appil-
cants and arrangements will be made whereby
the winning team will be entertained by Its less
fortunate rival.
notwithstanding the very warm weather good
and visiting brothers was on hand. Two .s-
AT next convention this lodge has prepared to
initiate a school OF applicants in rank Of Page.
Robert E. Cowan Lodge. No. 1871. last Monday
evening held an entertainment for its members
and friends. The spacious hail was crowded
early in the evening. Tho evening was spent IN
songs dances and athletic sports. In the ever-
ing the Union Band OF South st. Louis nlied the
hall with music.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
LadIes of the q. A. r.

Active preparations being made for the
department convention and Memorial Day.
new circle was instituted the past week. with
large charter list.
The prise-winners at the last afternoon euchre
OF the Colonel William Henry stark Circle. No.
:. were Mrs. Clara Richardson, Mrs. Peter Wag-
Eer. Mrs. C. w. wacker. Mrs. Mary N. Stark.
Mrs. l. Bosgiano. Mrs. DerinGkoff and Mrs. Ell
nora Smythe. The evening euciire OF Lzbetn No.
BILE Circle, No. 4. was well attended. There Will
be limitations at the next meeting Of each Of the
circles named,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

Nosesay Sweet William. the crack Scottish ter
New York show and cup for the beat Scottish
Sss, ss.,ies. nas Just won the cup offered for the
g ,.t6e s6oT; = Nosegsy Sweet william is owned 6y
i,oc rayetts q Ewing Of p Louis and Web
rov1cs Class with his tmportsa bitch Babsrtcn
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
By TeIesraph.

REPUBLIC Sf,ECIALN.
Cairo. III. May THE river fell IS OF a foot
feet. The weather 10 fair and warm, with
indicatiSns favorable r,,h for rain. The Joseph
bsrres. arrived ct 4:3o .. m. The Iron
Age. with 3 boats and bsrges. at a. m.
The Boaz. with . boats and barGes. at 4. m.
The Charley Brown At . q m, with 3 boats
and barges. The Raymond Homer. with Is boats
and berses; at 10 z M. an from Louisville.
passed down for New Orleans. THs H. n. Hoxie
departed for New Orleans at Il % last night with
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

given April 10 q SUCCESS financially and .ociai-
iy. The lodge will hereafter meet at hall No 1
Odd Fellows building. and the melting nights
will be the second and fourth Fridays This wax
the thirty-fir anniversary Of Naomi Lodge The
following programme was rendered: Reading by
T. r. Parson: organ recital by Mrs. Eliza Smith.
song, what the Good Book Says" by Miss Vic.
let rice: recitation. "A Model Husband" by
Martha Washington Lodge and Ms. C. NJ Ell
lott of Milwaukee were visitors.
st. Louis Lodge had work in the second de-
gree.
Coral Rebekah Lodge will have three candidates
for Initiation next Tuesday night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

day. Monday fair in western: showers in eastern
portion: southery winds. becoming northwesterly.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory, partly cloudy.
winds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

+. J. HYATT.
Local Forseast OfdciA6
THE FLoHR WALTER Candy Com
pany's building at No. 120 Walnut street
was damaged 1900 by q IRE, which broke
out at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning near
the water tank on top of the building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

River Forecast.
The river at St. Louis will fall.
River and Business.
Harbor Eauges marked N3 feet Saturday. show
ing decline Of 2 In the last "a hours.
Business along the Wharf brisk yesterday
morning. but became dull in the afternoon sc-
count OF the hnlf holiday.
Weather fair and warm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

DEPARTMENT of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological obseryations received at ST. Louis
Nav 4 1901. at 6:59 D. m. local time and 8 p. m.
seventy-fieth meridian time. Obe beervations taken
at the same moment OF time at all stations:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

The votaries Of Zulema Temple No. g. were,
during the last week. informed that the Council
Of Due Confederation propose TO put q great
are requested to present the petition Of soms
'regenernted son Of an isnoble Sire II ts cx-
pected that large class OF vetartes will be pre-
pared to cross the desert and feast at the tables
spread at Zuiema's Oasis. Every preparation
possible is being made. The camel driver has
informed the royal vizier that these animals ara
now prepared to make rapid transit in the trip
fhe zoo has Informed his magistrate that the
tieers were never In better trim A great time
IA looked forward TO on this occasion
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

beii a. Liederkrsng Hall. No. $40 Easton ave-
nue., near Vandeventer. in the near future.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia, Boon
vtl!e. Sedalia, Fort Scott,
indian Territory and Texas
The Katy Flyer" fer Dali
tss, Fort Worth. Houston.
00voeoon, San Antonio,
Mexioo City and fntermedi-
ate points ...............-....
s9efoon City. Columbia,
o11vaue, 6edalia, Kansas.
snoaAn Territory and Texas
s0 ........ .........s.....,
1leooufL KAnsas, Indian Ter.
nlory and Oklahoma Flyer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY

Train. DEPART. Arrive.
East Mall ................... $500 am 80 .o6 pm
Local Express ...... .-......... T:35 Am $3.50 pm
Kansas City. st. Joseph, Oma-
n ana Southern Kansas Ex-
press Observation-Disclosures. 800 am ss:o5 pm
Washngton Accommodation. fs:26 pm f7:6s am
q Joseph, Joplin, Wichita and
Kansas Limited, daily ..... ss:1o pm s7:1o am
Kansas and Colorado Express 30 10 pm s7:10 am
CIeve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station at
S:oo q. M, s9:15 a. M, II 50 D. M. n: 30 D. m.
Oak HIN trains leave Union Station at fs:<5 o.
N. f10l0 .. m, $500 .. M and 1870 p m.
Kirkwood trains leave Union station at n 90 O.
m; Mso P: m. N:lo p: m. and ts:2s p. m
Leave Tower Grove Station at :a2 9. m.
sQAllY. fExcept Sunday. tSundaY only.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
IRON MOUNTAIN


Train.
Tesa. Fast Mail. to Little
Rock. Texarkana, Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene. ..
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
Express ..........-...-..-.. ..-..--
Fast Day Express. Hot Springs.
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin.
San Antonio. Houston and
GALVESTON ...-.....-.-..--.. .....
St. Louis and Hot Springs
EXPRESS ....---.--.. -
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
FL Paso. Los Angeles. CAL
weston. San Antonio and La
TN00 -...-
Memphis Express ...-......
FOURTH STREET AND CHOl
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
m0daIIOn !. 9. O..
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
Local Report.
ST. Louis. Mo-. Saturday. May l. 1901.
6:59 m. $50 D. m.

Weather at s:5s a. M. cloudy: SIS D. m.
clear. Maximum temperature So; minimum tenn
r. ]. HYATT,
Ioca. EofccaRt QfQ0al.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

Golden scepter Lodge had three applications for
membership.
ern Hotel Monday night. and BY resolution agreed
10 retain the old uua1 until further proRress
OF the Worlds Eai.. when noze elaborate ar.
ivansen,ents will be made.
Mound City Lodge initiated one new member
and had one application for membership.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the home
Of A. r. Nicholas, vice grand OF Missouri Lodge
The contracting parties were Thomas SeWell. SOL
dier rust returned from the Philippines and
Miss Clara Nicholas daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Naomi Lodge had good meeting wednesday
rour aupiications were received me entertain.
nsnt committee reported The suVpsr and hop
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

L. Il N. n. r..

L. Il N. n. r.
:, Train Depart Arrive
SousheSn Limited 4:l5 pm 1:so pm
ville., Birmingham Mont
gomery, Chattanooga, Attain
q, Mobile, New Orleans and
jacksonville, Fla. ............ ss:2S am s7:1e pm
Southefn Express to Evane-
Vile, Nashville. Birmingham,
Mobile, New Orleans, Thom-
awhile. jacksonville Pafat-
q, Ocala and St Petersburg.
rI3 s5:b5 pm Y ~ am
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

e LINES.
Depart. Arrive.
IS: :oS am $500 pm
fo:25 pm 1894 am
's is pm '7:i am
ROUTE.
Depart. Arrive.
3:o5 am '7:ss pm
$500 am s7:i5 pn
7:l pm a:ss pm
T:o pm 1:ls am
ss:15 pm sf:.5 am
sS:37 am 90 ara
JTBAU AVENUE
$3.50 pm 's:35 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL.

Train Depart. Arrive.
ton and Chouteau Slough. sS:l4 am $3.50 pm
Springfield and Grafton Mail. si.sS pm l0:s5 am
knnis. COrsicana Austin, San
Antonio. Houston and Gal.
weston $3.50 pm 1850 an,
Western Express. for vinita,
Denison. Sherman. OklRho-
ma carthage, Joplin, Wtcht-
Ia. Burton and the West. 30 100 pm s7:25 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

Grand Regent Meiser. accompanied by many OF
the grand officers. instituted OsaRe Council Fri
day night. April IS. Usage began NE with a
charter list OF thirty-eFht nearly all Of whom
we're present at institution. Officers Of Usage
CouIcii-R. A. August Carle: regent. Charles A.
westemeyer; vice regent. Herman o. sehott-
ward H. voepei: secretary. Frank C. Miller: col
lector. Charles A. Lutkc: treasurer. Walter f.
versen chaplain. Daniel II. Collins: guide A.
J. Madden: warden, Alfred A. g. Peters: sentry
Frank j. Tytle.
The six weeks contest inausurated by Grand
Regent Meiser which closed May l. brought into
the State medical examiners office ST appica-
tions, of which 6ls were accented and GA rejected.
Deputy Supreme Regent .Grer who has been
most active in Missouri in the contest just closed
leaves for home to-day. He goes to attend the
Grand Council OF his own stn,e-Pennsvlvania.
Brother Grier will return to Missouri and push
the campnign already begun.
The contest developed most interesting race
between Compton Hin and Benton councils. the
work Of Benton Council In procuring fifty appll
cntions for one evening and the work Of Compton
Hill Council in initiating ifty-three candidates
at one meeting being without a parallel in tbs
Jurisdiction. Both of these councils now exec ID
Valley. Compton Hill Council initiated eighty
In the contest just closed and Benton Council
initiated seventy-flve.
Ka,cl-Mo.Ra Council at its last meeting ini-
tiated twenty-five candidates. making a total Of
forty since the beginning OF the contest
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTs' BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
TRAIN SERVICE.

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets.
except Sunday, +0 6:ls. 1881. $751; l0:QS ii :ls a.
m; is:OS. l:2 2:ie. i:to. b:lo. SIS. S:oe p. m.
Saturday and Sunday oniy-llM p. m. sunday
only-5:g. 7J, lU:f2 4. m. 6:2l, Ii Al D. m.
Leave Washington avenue. except sunday. 4:0s.
e2l, lii. s:as l9os, u:23 u. m. l2.09. l:i6. 80,
4:pi, 5:li. 6:s9. 500 p. M. Saturday and Sunday
oaly-ii:is p m Sunday only-5:2i. :ys. l0:l5 a.
NJ; SIS, ll:45 y. m.
Wes,bound-Leaye Granite City. except Sunday.
t:i5, 20 s:la. s:Ss lois a. M: lao. 2:l2 s:ss,
$50 p. m. Sunday oniy-l2:I5 5:55. 1856 a M
]: :u3. 800 p m.
Leave Madison. except Sunday, 5:ls 7:0a s:ls,
sae, le:i6 q. M: l:l5 ::l7. 3:gi. 4:4O 6:07 7l;.
s;,i p M Saturday only-4:5S p IN. sunday only
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
RIVER NEWS.

Rise and Fall of the Rivers
For "a hours, ending at Z a. M:
81 Louis Saturday May 1 1901.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

Train.
Louisville Express = Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton. Louisviiie.
Washington, Philadelphia and
New York .......-....-.
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
Florida Limited. to Louisville.
Lexington. Chattanooga. At
lanta and Jacksonville. Fla.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

VANDAJA LINE.
PENNSYLVANIA LIAEs WEST OF PIEZS-
BURG-PENNSYL.AEIA RAILROAD
Train Depart Arriys
Trains Nos. 20 and q. New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Sspecial...... ss:A am s6;io pm
Indianapolis and New York
Local -..,:. .....- ........-... 's:o4 am $500 Pm
New York Limited '1:lp pm sl2:56 pm
Columbus and Eastern Exprcss sS: Ia pm s7lc am
Iandai, Accommodation ...... 30 pm .S:lS Pun
Indianapolis and New York
Express .........sll g. pm 20 40 pm
Fast Mall .....-.......... '.:$J am 'I:4 am
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% 90 pm s7:1g am
......-... s1l 90 am
daily: S:21 a. m,
~. Saturday only:
d Sunday: sos p.
daily: $40 p. M.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05

ts IA
Depart. Arrive
',:ls am r2:.o pm
.s:o5 pm .i::@ am
fi:lS am fi::ss pm
$50 am e::5s pm
t5:i0 am iS::;5;e am
,6.55 am tlO:3. am
$50 am $50 pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-05
RAILROAD Timetable.
MOBILE AND OHIO.

Train. IJepart Arrive
Southern Special ......... si:5S am ....
St Louis and Florida Iimited ~ s7:3c nm
st. Louis and Florida Limited q: 40 pm 1874 am
MurphyAScec. Sparta. Chester
and Percy Accommodation. rs: 20 puf Ill ;0t am