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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

lrs appealed from Little River Circuit Cou,,ss
reversed and remanded. cpinion oy 1ustics
81 Malin Vs. Harriet n. and Coleman Weoo;
anpealed from Clav Chancc.y Court. arnrmeo
orally by Justice WOOD 49, ,.,
Luke Fnrtenbury ct al vs. 'saunt 4 Issymsn.
anpeaIed from Jackson circuit Court. afnrmeos
oninion by Justice Riidick 49,.
cSt Louis sa,ut uthvestern Railway company w
White sewing Machine Company. appeaIef rum
Pulaski circuit Court. affirmed: opinion oy
Justice Wood. ... y.,,w,v
ST Louis. Iron Mountain and Souine,n Saitma IVA,
Mt, cirruit 1..urt: hriefs for apneliant MED.
Henry BardiweIl vs.. Mrs. L. J. Iniies ct at.
appealed from Jackson Circuit court: SUD
mitted. .,. ..c.,,.a
f,on, Ga arland Circuit Court. sibr,itf>d
margaret Brooks vs.. II. g. Brooks et al; ap-
p.aisd from Pike Circuit Court: passed. snos-et
% call. .-....., f,orn
Eoy,iyce wither< Corey appea,e1 Ironh
r,r c,rcu,t court: APPELLANTS rive1 until OctS-
her to fle briefs motion % reconsider-
R,n.Io Zirc and Copper Company vs. u >.
crt.ran .t al appealed from Marion trancesry
court: appeIlees given until October 10 Mo
briefs.
W T. Jones enrolled.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
AN ASSESSOR SUSPENDED.
South Omaha Official Accused Of
Showing FavOrs to Corporations.

Omaha. Neb. June e2-James ]. Fitzgerald
tas been suspended by Judge Baker from
the office Of Tax Commissioner OF South
Omaha. tending the hearing of an applica-
tion made by Mayor Kelly and members of
the City Councl for his Impeachment for
malfcasance and misfeasance in Office.
The principal charge Is that the Com
missioner Knowingly and wilfuily assessed
property at dsproportioEate values. IL =
specific Il that the assessments against the
stock wards and the packing-houses are par
ticularly inequiiabis with the assessments
against smaller properties.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
CELEBRATED HIS FIRST MASS.
Father Bernard O'COnnOr Assisted
by Fathers Hoover and Feely,

The Reverend d. Bernard O'Connor. c.
NJ. who was ordained Sunday. celebrated
his first mass at ST. kevin's Church, at
the corner OF Cardinal and Park avenues
assisted by the Reverend Fathers Hoover
e. NJ. and Feely. G. NJ. who ofiiciatsd
respectively as deacon and subdeacon.
while his younger brothers. Dominica a.
and Patrick w. OConnor. acted as thurifcr
and censor bearer.
The Reverend Father O'Connor is the
son Of p W. OConnor OF st. Louis, and
received his theological education in 81
Mary's Seminary. at Perryville. Mo-. and
later at ST. Vincent's College, Chicago at
which he has been q teacher for a year.
He will remain two weeks at the home of
his parents in st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
Edwardsvflle Notes.

The EdwardsvilIe Maennerchor gives a pic
mic to-day at Dewey Park. and eight singing 20
cieties from St Louis and neighboring cities are
expected. Special trains will be run from Alton
and Venice convey the singers from those
places.
The lire which the kinoch Telephone Com
pany is running east through Iinoi. from Alton
reached Eiwar,lsyille yesterday. The company
failed TO obtain franchise and will build a cir
cult around the city.
The Granite City and EdwarisviIIe Electric
Railway has fiji ID articles Of Incorporation at Ed
wardsyiil. TIE capital ftock is $50 oei. in shares
of s'0, the object Is the construction and cp-
eration Of electric railways and power plants.
The principal office is rt Venice. and the incor-
porators Fred f.. Allen. 500: +. J. Spen-
Ger ses.s .soa: F. T.. McFadden. r. W. Link and
J. A. Jenne. 500 each
Solemn high mass will he celebrated at st.
Mary's Catholic Church this morning at lo:?o.
The Reverend Il. Ryan Of Alton will be celebrant.
the Reverend Y. D. Me;zier OF Edwardsvile dea-
and the Reverend Father Cusack OF Alton
subdeacon
The Reverend Elisha Safford is visiting at
Chester and the pulpit 81 First Presbyterian
Church at Fdwardsvii'e will he filled to-day hv
the Reverend Robert Carson. ID. D.. Of Chester.
AT the Baptist Church chiidren's day Will be OBJ
served.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
RETURNED FROM THE
PHILIPPINES TO WE'D
Henry h. Smith, United States
Volunteer, Married to Miss
Edna Nation.

Henry X. Smith. honorably discharged
from the L. s. V. now serving in the phil
ippines, returned yesterday morning to
beileviie. where he enlisted in tho army
three years ago. There he was met by
Miss Edna Nation OF Sebree. Ky. mis- for
mer home. and they secured a marriage IL
cense and were married by Justice OF the
Peace Wangelin.
Smith is IS years old. During the time
that he spent as a soldier he saved almost
all his money. Before reaching Belleville
he had telegraphed Miss Nation. whom he
had known and loved in his old home.
where he would meet her. An hour after
he stepped or his train she arrived. They
have taken apartments with a private fam
lily. and will make their home in Believille
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
NEWS FROM EAST SIDE CITIES.
FARMERS WILL Be
BUSY ON SUNDAY.
Enormous Wheat Crop in Madison
County Is Ripe and Time of
Harvest Is Limited.

Yesterday closed the first week of the
wheat harvest in the American Bottom. II
was an ideal week for gathering the grain
and the rattle OF the reaper Will be heard
to-day. notwithstanding the fact that IL Is
Sunday. because the crop Is enormous. and
the farmers fear that the weather may
change before the grain can be cut.
From all information the yield this year
will far surpass those of recent ones, al
though they were very fair. In the upland
regions where too much sun and too little
moisture generally thin out the wheat, the
crop is 10e pc, cent better than usual. In
the bottom lands the quality is improved.
and the acreage is far greater. much OF
the ground generally devoted TO potato
culture having been seeded to winter wheat
las; fall The crop did not ripen by degrees.
but under unsurpassed climatic conditions
was ripe all at once in all sections. and this
fact caused the scarcity of labor to be felt.
In some parts of Madison County the bind
ers have been driven from o'clock in the
morning until at night. ,Threshtng has
commenced in some localities. but IL will
be impossible to put n computation on the
magnitude of the enormous wheat crop NJ
Madison County until later in the summer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
c0RTEZ REPORTED CAPTURED.
Rangers Said to Have the Mexican
Bandit in Custody.

San Antonio. Tex. June "A special
from Laredo To the Express says: Tonight
a telegram was received from Ofiicer Co
meg in which he said:
Man supposed TO be Cortez captured:
now in charge Of Captain Rogers of tho
State Rangers. Can you send special train
to the coal mines?'
A special. chartered by Sheriff Ortiz. fera
at O'Clock to bring sl the prisoner anc
posse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

The funeral Of Miss Ella Marsh Of Alton took
place Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from First
Baptist Church. The pastor. the Reverend Doc
tor n. w. living. oflciated. The burial was in
Oakwood Cemetery.
Russell Kennirg. the young son Of George
Kenning Of the Burlington Railroad at Alton
fell nfteen feet from porch at the kenning
tanned . fracture q the right arm end sbouides.
besides internal intur1eA
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Real estate transfers filed for record with
Recorder Charles Haefle at Belleville yes
terday were az follows:
a: W. Johns and wife to A. T.. Meints. lots ~
and 70. Fekete's subdivision block D. United
states Survey ess. East St Louis: W. d.; 81. 300.
A. w Beckuith To \. w. Johns. lot 4. oebike
a kase's addition. and lot L. block L. Dexter 5
third addition. East St Louis: W. d.: sl.5eo.
T.. e. Higgins to J. $ Gedney lots Is to 81
d.: &i.o5o.
Same TO G. J. Pfeffer lots SO to 20. block J.
Claremont addition Fast 81. Louis: W. d.; s., I.s
Mary q lovingston to II. W. Boekenkrosger,
part lot ss Lovingstons addition. East 81. Louis:
". d.. SJ6o.
a. ii. Rachmann and wife to Dan McGiynn
part lot 2-s. Illinois City: atc. d.; sTs
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
CASE UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Jnstiee Clint. Hear. Exissncs A.ai.ss

Hawkins. Charged with Bigamy.
The case against William Hawkins who
is charged with bigamy, was called by Jus
tice of the Peace Wangelin at Beileville
yesterday afternoon. but he decided that
ne had no jurisdiction I'm the matter and
dismissed the case. Hawkins was fhen
taken before Justice Gintz, who heard the
statement of the plaintiff, Mrs. Hannah
Hawkins. of Salem, n. J., who alleges that
Hawkin deserted her several years ago,
leaving his three children. Justice Gintz
took the case under advisement. Hawkins
Is under 500 bond.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
URsULINE CONVENT EXERCISES.
Miss Mae Drummond Of 81. Louis II
the HalcdictOrian.

At the graduating exercises Of the Crsu-
line Convent In Alton. ILL.,. last Wednesday.
gold medals and diplomas were awarded TO
these students: Miss Mae Drum.nond Of ST.
Louis. Misses T. Piper and Florence Dagen-
hart Of Alton and Miss Marguerite Miller of
Springfield. An excellent literary and music
programme was rendered and addresses
were made by Bishop Ryan and Father Gu
sack. Miss Mae Drummond was the vale
dictoIian.
The alumnae gave a banquet In the assem-
bly, hall. and then elected these officers.
Louis: corresponding secretary. Miss X.
Garde Alton; treasurer. Miss Zem Wise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
HID MONEY UNDER THE CARPET.
Didn't Tell His Wife and She Burned
Up 5000 With straw.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Alton ILL.,. June 22-John Downs, a la
borer, living on East Second street. had SEQ
burned to-day which he had hid under the
carpet Of his room. The money. which rep
resented the savings Of several years. was
in a large envelope and had been placed
under the carpet without the knowledge Of
any member Of the family.
This morning Mrs. Downs. in cleaning the
room. swept the straw and paper under the
carpet into the yard and burned 1t. The
loss was not discovered until Downs re-
turned from his days work
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
-Brakena. Herrison Killed.

Monet. NO.. June &c j. Harrison. n
Frisco brakeman OF Fayetteville, Ark, was
killed last night near Washburn. He had
been sent to flag a passenger train and an
hour later was found on the track crushed
to pieces. The remains were brought to
Monett and are now In charge OF Under
taker NJ. c. Fleming.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
1C1IJyGTOy ROCTE-C!

BURLINGTON ROCTE-Cs
ror Hannibal. II. q 81. J:
points. Quincy. keokuk ard
Ia. 10 Hannibal ...-.......-
For ouircy and North ..-.....
Ecr 81 paul, Minneapolis. via
Esst Side lines. lliinois and
". Mi'sSniin 'ssSnnriIiinnstcn-NoithcIn i;irsi; Pa
cific Express. Tor kahsas
city. St !csepn. Noftnvess
Ntbrafka. Black Hills: Wyo-
ming, Montana Warrington:
Puget Sound. Portland and
Twin city Express. for .finne-
rpolis. 81. Paul and lowa-. d.
The Nebraska -Coloraco Ex-
pftss. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
I,oSai 10 burlington .....-.
For Northern Iowa. Sc. Paul
and Minneapolis -........-..
For Illinois. via East Side line
10 Rock Island and Clinton. II
For Dubuque and La crosse.
For Kx nsas City. Council
PlrfIs. Omaha. 81. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast.
Local from Hannibal ....-.....
For Altcn-Leave 10 o. m.
dai.y: HOO .. m. daily: Ia
only: 500 y. m. except Satu
500 .. m, except Sunday: s:sl
.. m. daily: S:1l .. m. daily;
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
BelleviIle Alumni .sauauet.

The members OF lie Bel1eville High
School Alumni entertained the graduating
class with a banquet last night in the High
School Professor u. f. Eidman presided.
and departed Immediately after the affair
for Chicago. where he will attend the Chi
cago University.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
Succeeds ,. W. Ksykenaall.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Little Rock, Ark. June e2-F. W. Miller
of Arkadeiphia was to-day appointed
Deputy Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tioil to succeed ]. w. Kuykendall, re-
signed, to accept . professorship in the
State University.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
PIGEONS CAUSE DAMAGE SUIT.


From Owners of Birds.
Suit Tor S5.oO damages. because OF alleged
depredations by pigeons was filed I'm the
East 81. Louis City Court yesterday on the
part Of Patrick and Bridget McHueh
against Joseph Nonnahme Of 81. Clair ave
rue. the alleged owner of the pigeons
The McHughs alleged that they own a
house on ST. Clair avenue, on which the
pigeons belonging to Mr.. Vonnahme like 10
coneregate. Many efforts have been made
to rid their house of the pigeons so the
McHughs say. but without result because
of the pigeons. the McHughs alleee that
persons refused to rent the building and
that this caused them less. The period OF
annoyance on the part OF the pigeons is
named as seven years.
Mr. VonIahme says that he does NOT
know that his pigeons caused any damage
to the McHugh house. and that IL they did
IL was without his knowledge
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Toledo. o.. June 22.-Den,son T. Smith,
secretary of the Toledo ProslIce Exchange,
died to-day. aged 81 years. He was one -
the best known winter wheat authorities ii
America.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
Brake... Killed ~ Train.

Carbondale, Ill. June 2.-Brakeman l. n
Casper was almost instantly killed near the
depot in this city late tonight by the train
on which he was working He was former
ly agent Of the Illinois Central at Ullin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Championship Game This Aftern0On.
The nrst OF n series Of games for the anna
Missouri will be played a, Alton this ATT
ernoon between the St. Charles Brown and
the Alton Blues. The game will be called
at go o'clock. The Browns will come Ia
Alton In a special train over the NJ, K. =
T. r. R.. acoc.Sanied by several hundred
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Alton. Ill. June x--The Great Pacific
Degree team. Knights of Pythias from 81
Louis. came to Alton last evening and ex-
emplified the work Of the Third Degree on
a number Of candidates. large number
of Pythians from neishboring cities were In
attendance.
The costumes worn by the st. Louis team
were magnificent representing an outlay OF
5000. The work was followed at midnight
by a banquet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

= :e pm s7:1s am
cocoon. I'll 90 am
daily: S:n Q m.
p. m, Saturday
day and Sunday:
p: m. daily: 1:<o
HE p n. sun
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Belleville Diocese C0nArmatiOn.
Bishop j. Jansen Of the Belleville Dfo-
cese will confirm a large class at st. Mary's
Church. East ST. Louis to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

fIaily except SUNDAY. t'sa.urois an" S--'
tsnpSax onIx EXCEPT Monday.
,.Saturday only. s'Daily except .saturdey
BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RivFR. BOSTON AND h.3ANf
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAiLWAf-
!, 5rsI" 5'sn,,o,. r,.r. Rssaas = ant ss5 Sa PM
New York and Bostor Lin sn .a.x, nm
III iict.rbocisr special New
Bsi;imore and phisdeiphia.. 100 am s;4s pm
Aattoon and Alton Accommo-
nS.,aD. os.'nn New York. '; Cincinnati. ~ ~
Masiinston. Baltimore and
AnnEiHa1.. ei.ria "a s .is;s a. M. .s.S p m Arrive.
800 a. 'i;Ss .. Saturday only leaves i'''
p. M. arrives 40 D. m
COTTON BELT.
Time Depart Arrive
.via Bismarck and Deltal..:: 500 am ';1s pm
MA H;smsrck and Deita1.. Sc. pm 200 an
m a sr- l.. nv. Henderson Reute.D
Tine. Depart. Arrive.
Fast MaiI-owensboro. c:oxer -, ..m-
Eastern Express-Owensboro
pS''. me Esss .''1...... a..". 's:ss pm 's:o am
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Linee.
Train Depart Arrive
Northern Illinois Express-
Springfield. rrr<pOrt and pu- .,..m $50 nm
and x,sS, sPI.E,s,s ssse,.i II g ann ann Is
IS IS 3. Ss '!s :: an
Soutkern Lines.
rra,n. Depart. Arrive
Psducsh Mail and Express:
Murphysboro Carbcndale ana s,.M -,
New stISp prl.an: % Fast M.iiii.cairoi
Menu, Memphis. ,Jasas JnsssoS S,ss1'iie Ts"ai .He Al.
isnts and Jscisonviiie -. ss:ss am ia pm
st nnis Leu,S nnd SeW oIiesn: 's:s am 's:ls pm
cSesssr an. So -. t4:so pm mn Am
Mspan snS cr.si spsnSs. $50 pm MA Am
MempSis: Dixie Flyer. Nssh-
vie .......... ... ........... ie:fs pm s:c am
n = a. s-W. r. =.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Cincinnati a,I;;".,a HSu,sy,llfb bs,'.S.s- ws:s-
inS.on; . md NeW York ExDress ..:1s am si2:s: pm
burg. WashinGton. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
CINCINNATI Ases%%Sdst'qs;;: tias am t1:'s ..
burg washington, Baltimore.
;::: $|';: :: ii: :: ::
West Baden and FRENCH LICK ,.~- s.u-
BADEN Springs leaves every Friday sos .. m.
leaves Springs every Sunday 30 p m
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. Louis-LOUIsvILLE LINES
Ious.iile Express Centr.lis.
Mount Vernon. Mount Cnr-
mel. Princeton. LDuisviile:
" wa NeT Ycrk .........-... sos am ss:1s pm
| Mount vernon Accommodation fs:o4 pm fs9l am
Florida Ii.:i:sd to Louisvtne
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

Rel CBLIC SFF ClAL.
Elsberry. Mo-. June zz-Mrs. Merrick
Stonebraker died two and one-half miles
SYoa n Incoln County all her ma.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

TE1HixAL RAILWAY sUnURSxS
TRAIN SERVICE.
Eastbound-Leave Eighth and (5rntsoe ssre>sa.
s.cep. SUNDAY .:oA s;ia ~; s:sl ises. HIS z.
Saturday and sunday only-ll:A 2. N sunday
olly-s:ts: ess saS I. n: l.:x. sai MA D. g.
e:z1. s:N, SIS. loss. II n q m. M. la ia
S.e< s:iI So sos p. m. saturday and Fusdsy
Wessbeasa.Lssye Grsnite CITY. exeeps ssaAay.
IL 81 s:a SO; i;is s:ii p r = s:ssais !;
Lsavs Nsdison. sseeps Ssne.y. S:14 60 l:sA
s.;sssi-&a - "a - a p : =: He =
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
RAILROAD timetable.
II.
ST. LOUIS TIME,


FRISCO LINE
v.l.s L5.in. p.,k Accouuo,,,, D,S:.s ,,di Arrive:
Fax Asss%ssssss fs am iis ::
!Ssisss:.:; S.sas...:; SisS SSSIia oli.ss$::: TIssss::
RR.II.:. Gaine:sirie and For;
Worth -.--.... .......... 's:S5 am $50 Pm
fass,nc Aecommodssion .t,.-.- y 10 pm 10 s ana
E:;i:s E:;j:S s.: :::$$:s:;;:: s
Ss:;: s;:: S.II:.. SI:::. g: SIs.ssll1:. sllI1s
GGsys:ton. Austin and San
Wssssrn Express. for vini,.. '' ." ""ao
peniscn: Sherman, ok!aho-
III sn1'an sTssss: ana 'oH,'n gss ws.s Msn pm
L. 4 n. n. n.
ss::s:;c s!S: Limited sss 2;s;:s ss Is As;,,:; ,s
Vile. BiTminsham. Mont
ss sJass:enville: Pa 's:n an IT'S p
':sss:ls s!s: s.:sri. saRi::i B.,@..ss:: sS ss:a:
:.s: sssll:: S:s S.:.:sns;.. os.sin.. TsH% fsIss:
IA. ocaia and 81. Petersburg.
Ea...... ........-..-.---...-. 's:ss pm ~ an
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
e, - z.s..:: e 81: q: s:;':: ::
Ws;S.ns;on xseo%%cs:sion:: t:;s pm pm US Is e% e%
81 K.D:s K.s.sDh ii,ss joDlin WIGHT. S.,sr and
Kss.s end cOIcIsdo E.pIe,. .lo:iS Pm 40 :1
ss Big e. r. !: @ @se.I:s.I =: sSss:s Sss:s
Sss s s1.n: sss. inS Gn,oS ss.so" =, ;s
train. MI tie :sr. 2 uaoa n :ns s..soS ts b
m m; n 90 p !. m. Saturday only ZOO >. m. tlas
S:; r. :s::.S; ::.s:; s;'; :.:s..g a.;
H.. x. = rI.rnE kATI."
':s;s:on ~, .c,y; col,@s... sse:-
isdi:n :nfs; Ts11iscry and ana IN: ~
'ss +: F::s Sssss Hss:;s: Ss.!5ss 81: 90
s:1sss:ssi s:siss City :ss sss ,n':1s:ss. .a:ssis:
';s;:,:s:s :ss,,. sn ci;yu cq,sss!:. 80
indian Territory and Texas
IitoIy .n6 oEl.homa Flyer. an pm Tn ..
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAl.
Trail, .,. Depart Azssv&
&c i:s sss ss:sss FIJI: 81: 81 :: :: - ::
haa's %sssaio ss''ssa: son:on a'::ss' :sS d:i s:r
wsss:sa Expire; Ezp;.... for yis.,s. ." "
e: Burton and the west. :..1e.s pm ~ sm
81. l.. K. c. 4 c. n. n.
| st. LOUIS LINE"
No. Train. DEPART. lrffvn
1o1-l02 Mail-Cnion. No.. and
intermediate points (daiiy).... SIS pm - -
fo5-106 Sunday Special-Bland.
No.. and intermediate points
tSunday only) .................. SIS am oaG pm
116-lls sAccommodation-BlAnd. No. and intefmo.
diate points (daily except Sunday IoAvo1
Eandeventer avenue e:34 o. m and forSyth
Junction SO O. Returning, arrives a
Ewing avenue TOO .. m
vANDALIA LINE.
PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF pTTTD.
BCRG-PENNSlLvANIA RAILROAD.
Train Depart. AFxtvos
Trains Nos - and a. New
York Philodolphin. Boltf-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LOUISvILLE LINES

ST, DOCIS-I<OCISNIL III
Youis:ijIe Express Centralie.
Mount Vernon. Mount Cer-
mel. Princeton. Iouisviile.
Washineton. Philadelphia
and New York .............-.
Nount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Ii..i:Sd to Louisville.
IrxinGtoc. Knoxville and
AshevliIe. ". CT Chatta-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

'1o:eo pm TIN am
IlOX STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
s2:5S am V:se nm
80 am $50 ON
t1:s0 am 1855 pm
S:1 am si:S pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23
CHICAGO, A


Texas Fast Mail. to Little
Rock. Texarkana, Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene. -.
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
Express .......-. ..-..-...-...-..
Fast Day Express - Dallas,
Fort Worth. Austin. san An
tonic. Houston and Gal
weston ........ ....-............
Texas. Mexico AID California
Spcrial-Dnllas. Fort Worth.
III Paso. Los Angeles. CAL
weston. San Antonio asd La
rc0ss
Memphis and Hot springs Ex-
FOURTH STREET AND CIIOl
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
TOdatfon ..--.... -.--.--------
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY &C., p. 4 ST. LIZ
Time. Depart Arrive.
P~oria. Pelktn. Grafton and
Choufeau Slough sS:1l am s7:3o pm
Springfeld and G-afton Mall. ts:5s pm s10:ks am
Chcuteau Slough and Grafton .1s:l5 am ty9:62 pm
Sprtnxneld and Graftcc...--.... ss:S pm sl0:ss am
TOLEDO, 81. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
CClover Leaf Route.)
Train. Depart. ArT1va.
The Commercial TSaveleT'-
Indtanap polia. Toledo. Rufalo
and New York ...-....--.-..-. s7:ss pm ss:D an
Buffalo and New Ycrk Express an am 80 -
Ransey Accommodation $50 p0 so:so om
nODILB AND ONO.
Train. Depart. AnSva
Southern Special s9:1s An .........
81 Louis ana Flost0a Hm1eed.. ......... ss.11 -
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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

VOLUNTEERS To MEET-The Seventh
United States Volunteers Association will
meet next Tuesday evening al Bells Hall.
Eleventh street and Franklin avenue. to
make arrangements to take part in the
Fourth of July celebration.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

BALD MAN WINS SUIT-Justice Walker
gave Judgment for the defendant yesier-
day Ia the suit of Mrs. Lois Wallace
against Enos l.. Walker. whom sh" treated
Tor badness ana who. she stated. prom
iscd to furnish her money to start ia bus
ness. She sued TO- $500
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

H.. X. 4 T.-'TAE
Jefferson City, Columbia. Boon
VILE. Sedaiia. Fort scott,
Indian Territory and 194ns
The Katy F1yer'' for Dali
las; Fort worth. aougtcn.
Galvestoo. San Antonio.
MEXICO city and intermedi-
ate points ..................
Jenerson City, Columbia.
Boonville. Secalia. Kansas,
Indian Territory and Texas
Expre0o ........ ........-...
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
rttory and Oklahoma Flyer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

CLERK O'KEEFE TAKES CHARGE
John -. O'Kcefe Of No. ~. coss avenue.
who has been appointed clerk in the Cor
oner's Office. assumed his duties yes'e--
day. OKeefe succeeds Louis Nunz. who
was appointed cls:k in the Election Com
. m'ssioncr's Office. O'Kecfe was formerly
employed at the post Office.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

SWEDISH SOCIETY'S PICNIC-The elev-
enth annual picnic Of the Swedish National
Societv will he held to-day at Ramona
Park. There Will be races for children with
two prizes for each Of the two races: po-
tato race for ladies. q quarter-mile running
race for men. a tug OF war between riarricl
and single men. and other events. The
May pole will be raised at ; o'clock. At
torney G. J. Anderson will deliver an ad-
dress In Swedish and English. discussing
the achievements Of his countrymea In
America.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-23

SWEDISH FEAST AND PICNIC-A mid
summer feast and picnic will be given by
the Swedish National Society at Ramona
Park to-day. At o'clock flag staff dec
Grated with flowers and leaves. will be
raised Following will be a programme OF
races for men. women and children. and
tugs-of-war between the married and sin
gle men cf the society. Attorney G. j. An
derson will deliver an address on The
Swede In America. and What He Has
Accomplished"