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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

NEAPOL. Sprawa sohwy
tanis o,tatoiego przed.ta wici,.
Ia wioskieRo br'gsntagxi" u
pam'etu;onego jus "a &ycia
" p. e6n,sch. ;J6aela Musollna.
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burzysie "a via 10 no ii = uw,e-
1'en:u s~ego utubNneg, "bry-.
gan'n kt6rv y rosum su'u
lud. ven b'onh s,.bycb u,i-
n'onvch. " 6.n St4f.ao AT.
req sressts ssno 2Os os6b, T.,
to- hssbls burn,strsa miastec.-
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13

The American workingman is
paid on an average twice and in
some occupations thrice, as much
and for shorter hours as the high :
est paid workingmen of Europe
According TO statistics issued By
Carroll d. Wright, Commissioner
Of labor, bricklayer averages for
a days work in Montana Sc; in
Casifornia, $3.50; in New York.
IS 53. In England be receives
only from Sill to $1.76; in Ger
many, only from sixty cents to
sl-l9; in Italy only from 6Oc to
zoe. In Austria Hungary, iron
and steel rollers receive thirty-nine
cents day; in New York, 1915;
in Ohio, Sl0.69. In Spain car
penter and Joiner averages twenty
nine cents; in New York 1925; in
California So so; in Montana SAP.
So it goes all over the line. The
American nottingham is not being
crucitied on cross of gold. He
is earnin more and living better
than any other workingman in the
world.
The American workingwoman
g as well paid fsop ly, az
IS asAesIrnD Gl,is .. She
receives about eighty pei cent of
mems wages, as compared with as
low as thirty per cent paid in some
foreign countries. 1t has been
officially reported il France that
semen work in the mines nine
hours day for thirty-forr cents.
Ia japan and China, where the
silk spinning is almost entirely in
he hands Of women, they are paid
n the former country only from
EN- to sixteen cents day, and in
he latter country only from eleven
o twenty-seven cents.
There has been steady increase
# wages in this country. The
ariiest reported hlacksmith's wage
n Massachusetts, 1S25] was $3.50
day for sixty-six hours week.
n 1900 it was $2.41 day for
My fifty-five hours week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13

We would like to gnow what
has become of the money that was
to be used in securing a collection
of fruits, grains and grasses to be
used at the Lewiston-In.erstafe
Fair. Dilligent inquiry has failed
to find any trace OF the collector on
this prairie. The people of this
section only want their just proper
ton Of the benefits to be derived
from the expenditure Of this mony,
but they do not want their
country left out entirely.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13

/ Uuiied States bind niijcs, laws
idaho, July 2, 1901: Nssice u; es.s
elyen iha c0mplisaee ss'ls he 2
yls4uns Of Lie act oi Congress vi Z.
3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale
of timber lands il the States of Cali.
foruls, Oregon, Nevada ald Washing
ton Territory" AS extended to all the
Public Land States by act Of August
4, 1892. Calvin +. Who'd, Of Genesee,
county of Latah. state Of Idaho, has
this day filed ia this Office bis sworn
statement Tor the purchase Of the lots
2. 6. 7. see. II n Sc or. OF section
No. is. in twp. No. 81. range No. 3,
u. b. NJ, and will offer proof TO show
that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for sgn
cultural purposes, and TO establish his
claim TO said land before the Register
and Receiver olthis office at Lewiston
Idaho. on Saturday, the 2lst day OF
September, 1901.
He names DIS witnesses;
Fred w. Wilson and Harry A.
Thatcher OF Genesee, Idaho. and John
u. Grahain and Charles Hntchens c!
Nez Perez, Idaho: Any and all per
sons claiming adversely the above des-
described lands are requested 10 file
their claims in this Office on or before
said 2lst day oE September. 1901.
J Is. MEET. register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department q fAe Interior. Land onico At
lewiston, jaAiso. ssrfeia issr u. 1891
Notice j. hereby K8xesl that the following
n0facsi kctzltr has filc. notice II his intention
rsstN f9iql proof ia saisoert Of his cissm,
and f.Hf said preog via. lse u asic before Va. ".
ilarisnrsil y y, Cons "a Aslpf5e< ~ sezpefte.
Idaho, on ADteta ber ?, 1aet VIZ.
CHARLES ~. SNRDN.
Naasefep, issshv ~ the =. sec. -. Twg a.
snr1h, range q Il y u.
he netHes tho snsBe@sas witnesses to prove
his continuous rekld nee upon and cultivation
If said land. viz.
.Airse kacAelneier Georfc r Rcinhaxssf.
isznc s. Biiip~s Robert J. Robson al Of Nsz-
istsuc, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the interior. land Office al
Lewiston idaho August goth. 1891,
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named srttlef has flied notice Of bis lnsen-
ton 10 make iinal proof IN suppoff II his
claim and thar said proof viii he INSIDE be-
fore ~ W Hammell 4 ; Commissioner
Al Nexi,erce. Idaho ON October l2gh. 1901,
namely.
JOSEPH B CRAWFORD.
OF MohIrr. Idaho. for the south - north
east section ~. tap - north. range !,
ER NJ
He names the following Witnesses 10
prove has continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF ssid land. viz.
Charles Abbott Nann. Joseph Ksbefg
An lFew Ryberg and Albert Lsngdou. ali
oi Moiiier. Idaho,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Depar inenG OF the Interior. Lsnd Office at
Lewiston Idaho. sepien Der IL. 1851.
Notice he hereby given that The following
named settler has filed notice OF has intention
20 make mai proof in support OF his claim and
and that said proof viii be made before ", ".
hamineii, u r Commissioner al Aexperce,
Idaho. on November ?. 1891. ylzs
EDWIN AIIES HOBART
OF Nexperee, Idaho, for The NE Sec. 81. Twp
81 nor D, range l. Il. Is. ~
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
haF continuous residence upon and cultivation
81 said land 10 NIL:
Charles Is. NORMAN. George ". Mrclinfoek
William A. Eastman and Joseph K. Durham
all of Nexpefce, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of The Interior, Land Ofice al
Lewiston, Idsho September nth, 1871.
Notice IL hereby ssssB thai the following
named settler has nlea notice OF his intention
70 make ruai proof Ia support OF his claim.
and that said proof viii be made before ". ".
hsmterll. =. :. Com missioner AT Nezperee,
Idaho GA aosvsn bef 2 1851. viz;
ABRAHAM EiTzEN.
81 Arxpefne, Idaho, for The Lots "a n 2s, a. Is
-, y. -, ksc :. Twp IS, north. range :. u. Is
Ae nsases the following witnesses 70 prove
hts cont nasons residence upon and cultivation
OF sa4d land viz:
James Marker. Dasld Paesson. Robert Il.
M"sss. and William r. flaming all oi Aexpesee
Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. Land Dfnce al
Lev isson, Idaho sepss 81 Der II. 1891
Noit~e i hereby aiaen that the follow ing
named settler has asiea nossce 4 his intention
- make sinai pfops in support oi his claim and
that saia rfcof All be made before ". ".
HasAfntii, T. :. Commissioner at Nesperce,
itaio. November :. 1891, viz:
ROBERT I. Robson.
~ Ntxferre. ldaAo. for fAe 81 . Sec 81 Tap
-. NORTH. range ? = T. NJ
lie names EAe following Witnesses 10 prove
his Continuous resistance upon and cultivation
ef ssid lsad Wig.
sidney }, noggeti. Robert Hall. william \
Miller. and William csnnpsekey al Of Nez
perez, laAbe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior land Office at
Lewiston. idaho fe 3iembsr !, 1851
Notl$e Is hereby given that the following
named sestle4 his fled notice OF his Intention
% ma ke 3tsal ffoof "a support Of his claim,
aud that said proof VIII be made before ~ ".
is1ntnen, 8. . Commissioner al Aezperee,
Idaho, October ~ 1901. VIZ
oStAs s. OLSON
Of Fletcher. Idaho. fef the let1 2. s. 8, Y. Is,
u ansa Is sec IL, - s., north, raDge /. vs. BM
lie nsmoz the fQllDSleg witnesses 70 prove
bic continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz.
john ~ Cunningham and Fred o. smith. Of
Fletcher Idaho; Henry Sather and Ralph
slelgans, Of Aexpefee. Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NJ 4 ne Tux III Hi.lASi ist-N +.
Dsparsmsnt Of the ialsri,.e. land Ufiicf
al Ls~isson Idaho, august i5.h. 1901
Notice 10 hereby given ihst the follow
sns-nans-d settler has fil-i notice Il Ills
attention 10 make hnsl proof ia support
II bis cisim, sn,i that said proof - ~ te
made before " W. Hsmmsli, u :.
tomsnie~snn-T, at Ncxi-esce, Idaho, GA
O. t9her 3. 1901, namely
CHARLES GRIMM,
81 Russell. Idaho. Tor the ! Sc
sec 80, u ne sec 81, tp SO u, 2
T. b M.
fl nsnet 'te fel'o ins witnesses se
prove Dis continuous s3sDcr upon ard
cultivation Of rsid land, namely:
Nelson Waide. William G..
Walker, and Alfred White. of Bus
srll. Idaho. and William Reese. Of
Lewiston. Idaho.
J. b. NEST. register.
NOTICE; FOR PUBLICATION.
ilers tgn<n ~ tha ingefi - land offfr-
at ~ xi.ion. 'sho. 4 gar 10th, 1901.
\ bee he hsrrhy given thai the & los
ina named ssltisr as flied rol.ee Il ne
inteffioD to make fiasl prosl ~ srppor'
Il ass claim. end that said proci will be
made before " " ilammtH, C. 5.
f'oprsisss1nrf ~ Nfzefer. Ia&bc on
otsoises s b. 1891, nsmei':
ANDREW J. ZUMWALT.
ri Nexpercr, Idaho. Ter the ne sec
4. 10 So u. r /. l. d NJ.
lie rafrrr the T. IL sing witny.rzfr 70
rfo aie continuous residence upon and
snl'ivstlcn u ssid land nsns~l,
Francis NJ. Hill. Robert 4.
Cbristman, George II Arnald and /
Charles. W. Iieheily. all OF Neg
perez, Idaho.
J b. WKeT. register /
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. |
Department. ~ The iniaflor. Land Office 1
at Lewiston Idaho, Argue u. 1901.
Notice IL lsffby tiysn that ihe follow
ms named r~'ilrf has Hled notice Of hir
intention - max. 'inai propf Ia support \
I bis clasns nra fiat sail prot nili he
made ba!ofr W. W. Han met u. $.
whatsoever ~ f.tz4efsy, iaaslc, On
October ~ d. 1911, rnmel,
PERRY M. HARDING,
u Nezperce, Idaho. FOR the Sc sec
j3, tp 81 y. r 2. r. y. NJ.
He nancs tho following Witnesses 10
prcse his continuous residence mon and
,alfiva'iun ~ eaid land, namely:
Jervis X. Crawford, William |
Deschamp, Cephas d. WEIGH aud
Charles Thomas, all Of Nezperce,
Idaho.
+. II. Wrsr. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
J. b, wrss. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department q the Interior Land Office al
l. sieton, idaho. September II. lsqs
Apf3ve Il hefebg given tass The following
naince settler has Sized notice Of his Intention
rs make Sinai frccf - surpofs q His claim and
thaf eafa fs4ou, s7is 81 ia s'cf0s : -
Batrf3ci' q. s,0i-ill- >>io..er al Nez1,efc
" tso. on NoNes4hcl = ~. viz.
sRkNri, u AaMhNT
~ Hes3'rrce. idaho. for iss IS II the nv =,
% .cr ~. and she 4 =. 81 The \ L See Il
Iep - toftA range 2 D - S.
fse names the following witnesses to prove
iit roniinuelis rss.dcnee opoa and suliirion
81 ,zi1 ieaa tsz.
Charles 7 Geek Charles Fuses<ns Tlaonss
~. Aortie t sad Frnest l.. Parker ala 81 Ses-
5,crcc. Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
De- lftmept OF the Interior. land Office
=. Lewiston 1dah Angus "a, 1901.
Notice Ia hereby given that ihn follow
jny named settler has filed notice Of his
int niion 10 make final proof In support
Of hi, claim, aud that ssid proof viii he
MADE before " w 1ianmeil. u s
f'ea,n -eiensr - Nezperce, Easho. on
q !. IL 1901 w:
FRED o. SMITH.
Of Fletcher, idaho, for the lots |,
2. 3. Is, rs. see IA, and lots 8. ..
"a SIC 10. tip 33 u, |. w b. NJ.
II names toe following witnesses 10
psoys his continuous reyidence upon and
cultivation Of paid land, namely:
Fred Markham, James Redmond.
John n. Cunningham and Oscar
al. Of Fletcher, Idaho.
J. b. West, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, land Office al
Lewiston Idaho. August 10Th. 1901
Nciicc Ia hereby given that the following
named settler fns hicd notice ~ his intention
~ mike proof In support Of his claim, and that
said proof viii he ns,ia before ". ~ Jamgnell
e. >, Commissioner at Sexpcrcc, Idaho, on
october ~ sent viz:
SOLOMON q. HAYS.
of Ficfhchcr. idaho. for the NV !. section 10, y
-. nufsh. range I. nm
lie names the following witnesses to prove
blsconfinuuus residence upon and cultivation
of said land. via
Jacob l.. isoycr and william A. Rur1harfi. Of
Mohlcr. Idaho. John iivpnaond and Arthur N
Hawpfth OF Fletcher Idaho.
in WEST. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. lard oiiire ut
Lewiston. f,iRho. September 3. i9ui.
Notice is hereby given that the Following
usinsd settler has Med notice 81 his intention
10 make nnRi proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof viii be made before W. W.
lInnifneli = Conn iesinncr at Nczpercc.
fdnha on October ~. 1901, VIZ.
ROBERT n HALL.
of Ncsperce. ldshu, for the lois ". is 10, 20. q,
~ - aud ~. see 3, tp ~ north, range ?. u NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous resideust Npon and cultivation
OF snid land. viz
William II. Convey. ',i..ism Il. Crumpacker,
Robert Robinson and Sidney J. Doggcit all OF
J y. WEST, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
PUBLICATION

Il Pc PUBLICATION
~. tAlenl " aisa interior, land efiee at
f4fiSISu, 3dsis1 nfhsf 4i 1901
tot - ll4ffiA ~ oNiuz
asf as utiol
10 - nm "a ii y arN
that ~elss s.41 ~ =. sAat afs ~. ".
Hanlmeli. e. =. eofnf8i' iqfef ~ Eezperce.
Idaho, on October 18th, gssil. slz
GEBKD1 r. lLtAiAkDT,
81 Aezperee, idaho. forthe lois s. 9. 10, sec !,
and lots 2, u End 16, sec 2. ~ -, north. range
2. y. IS. 81.
He Dafnes the folle Sing witnesses 20 prove
h,s continuous fesiaenee upon ANA cultivation
OF said ian4. VIZ.
Issae :. ailiows Charles " BYRON, Sidney }.
Doksrtt and Paul Johnson, ! of Aezperce
Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13

Department ~ the Interior. Land oface st
Lewiston. Idaho September sltii, 1901.
N1tirc II hereby given that the follow ing
named sattler has slied notice OF his intention
Ia nzke finsi proof in support 81 his claim.
and that said proof viii be made before W. W
HAmmeii. Commissioner, al Scgpcrcc,
Idaho on November q 1901, viz:
SAMUEL pHfNNEy,
II Fletcher, Idaho. for the lots H. %, ~ 30 81.
81 Ser IL. Twp ~ North. range 1, " u NJ
He names the following witness tn prove his
Maid land;
John Mekenns, Joseph NJ Ross. George
Chapman. and William Ricley all OF Fletcher.
idaho.
J. b. WEST, Register.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09
COURT
TO BEGIN INQUIRY
First Days Session to Be Held in
Mayor Wells's Of
flee To- Day.

The Tefanus Court Of Inquiry. Of which
Mayor Wells is Judge Advocate. will begin
its Investigation At o'clock this afternoon
in Mayor Wells private ONCE. The seven
principal witnesses will be present snd sev-
eral Of them viii testify. under oath. to the
court The others will be called to the
stand at subsequent sessions.
Omeials and subordinates Who have been
summoned to appear before the court are:
Doctor Amand Ravold. consulting bacte-
rtoloGist to the Health Department: Henry
R Taylor. janitor in the City Chemists de-
partment: Martin Schmidt. assistant bacte-
fioloSfst to Doctor Ravoid: City Chemist ".
c. TeichmAnn: Peter Kr1tz. supefinteEdent
Of stables Pt the Poorhouse: 7. 8. Consta-
bic, panpef. who acted n nae8sengsr be-
tween the Poorhouse and the City Chem
ist's ONCE. and Henry Kropp. clerk 1t the
Poorhouse.
Mayor Wells. pursuant to instructions
from the court. VIII engage stenographef
to report the proceeding1 verbatim Ser
saturday delivered to the Witnesses the sub
poenas that were ilgued hy Secfetary Mock
Ter It command Of the Special C0mmfttee
Of the City Council.
Hsa1y R Taylor. janitor In the City
Cheaai6ts once. win be an important Wit
neD. - Ne had charge Of the bottles which
contained the antfto1in. Taylor h . negro.
but hl0 fhee b white and expressive.
Fxu0 an fnd3cAtinn0 Taylor win be an in
tefege1n9 WttDaR The expre1u40a IN hfD
0ooele features = augDentod by . pair
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09
HALO OF HELVELIUs is RARE
st. Louis Astronomer Talks of Ia
usual Phenomenon.

The great halo Of Heivelius observed last
week at Cleveland. o. aid the Reverend
II. g. Brennan. lecturer on astronomy 1t
St. Louis University. yesterday. is Q phe-
n0menon remarkable only for itD rarity. It
Il produced by the same condition that gfves
US rafnbOw1. parhelia. parzselenef, Sun-d08s
and Q number Of other halo0 about the sun
and moon.
"All these are caused by light both re-
nected and refracted by vesiculous clouds:
that IL. clouds which carry small particles
of water. In these the light II separated
as in . prism. the white rays Of the sum
or moon coming forth In haEs showinT an
the colors of the spectrum That 70 refae-
ton. II this is then reflected upon tho
earth Il is visible TO N. We then Sc tho
various phenomena have mentioned.
The common sun-fing. Or halo. 10 At q
distance OF = degrees There b another.
less common. at q distance Of = degrees.
The third. very f1re indeed. 1t Q distance
Of - degrees. - that nrSt accurately de-
scribed by Helvelius about the time Of Call
leo. though observed previously. This has
been seen s1nce fts description only Sven
times until the recent o60ervat1on q the
Reyerend Frederick Odenbach Of q. Igna-
tius's College I'm Cleveland.
'.ThOugh this observation has not yet been
reported odlcfally, have no doubt Il was
Substantially correct - related In the press
Dispatches The afmosp0efic conditions
Over the country are nov In q state eal-
culafed to exhib1t such p60n0@one. Ih1D
gfeo6 halo mAy nok - SEEN a8lin n hun.
dUdo oe yoa1s. q % might pog1fo1y appeaf
ev1ly Day toe . WeoG
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09

OF big. brown eyes. almos. black, that look
at you steadily for while and then waver
and shift about. His skin Is white and
rather oily. He has an aquiline nose. and
countenance marked by deep lines from be-
low the eyes to the ends Of the lips His
vfoce Is firm for while. but the hrmneS
gives way to apparent weakness In pro-
tracted conversation.
Taylor fought with the Eighteenth United
States Infantry in the Civil War under
General A. ]. Smith. He was at Chatta-
nooga an1 Nashville After the war he
was butler Tor about five years to General
Hancock Taylor was sergeant-a;-arms OF
The City Council in 1882 and was an inspec-
tor Of the Water Rates Department under
w Mott He Is past commander OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09
DAVID KERN PASSES AWAY.
Pioneer Philanthropist Dies at a
Ripe Old Age.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bloomington. Ill. Dec SIN the death OF
David Kern. aged s. years. which occurred
this morning. this city lost one Of its
wealthy citizens He passed away follow
ing five weeks illness. contracted while
viewing his land at MoWeaqua, IN. on
which gold was discovered. thought to be
in paying quantities. Following his return
home. he steadily declined until the end
came this morning.
OF late years he has devoted his time
solely to the Management of his immense
estate. His death this morning, while not
unexpected. vas n profound shock to the
community. He was prominent In Masonic
circles. being among the oldest members
Of that order in the State He Was one
OF the founders Of q lodge in this city. He
was widely known as a philanthropist and
was liberal in promoting the interests Of
the municipality. His wife died seven years
ago. Three children survive. Mrs. I. =.
Walker Of Des Noines. Ia. NrA J. l.
BeAth. wife Of leading business man Of
this city. and NrA Pfofc0oe Fl G. D.
Motto, wife Of q wef-knoWn HSember Of
the Wesleyan Cnivsz1lty flcnaty in this
city. The funeral wm Be I'D Tuesaay
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09
GENERAL DOMESTIC


II is said that Rear Admiral Sampson is
failing rapidly and 1t is not expected that
re VII regain control OF his faculties L.
SonSfss snouad oroer an investigation OF
e"e VII" spun Souid De imposs'oie
ior nIn 10 appear A . witness-
fred W. Peftisrew. brother OF ex-senator
Seeusre~, was found unconscious In the
fcsa near MS home II !. not known wheth-
,.,. NJ 'ne '"ei" oi an 1ccioeht of m
NafsnaH. Kansas CITY bank te.-
.a. vas stfock by train and fatally In
Jured
AaSof stephen Charters OF Ansonia,
Conn-. continues TO work at the carpen-
ters trade because hts salary Of $50 is not
eunscsent for his support Several Of his
appotnfees viii receive twice as much as his
aalary. but they will also continue TO work
at their respective caIlfngs.
The hearing Of deposition in the CardweIl
cnse- viii be resumed Monday. Decembe. 1G.
of Independence. No.
Many delegates TO the American Fedora
t5oa Of Labor devoted Sunday to the or
Gnnkxation Of committees.
A UNIQUE system VIII he employed nv
Aethoiists in their sttempt to rsi.e . n
6gAsoe fund for certain purposeY. Stamps
q diReYent denominations will be prinfe
and sold to Sunday-school students a. tas.
a they collect money for the fund Al
buns VIII he furnished the children To ke.n
ehe1r stamps I'm.
Herrx How.ra ch.,~ea ~rtsh co,,,,,.,.~
n the a1na,ina ZION on Wfllfa,n (.oeh.i ~,
hss tBefIed arre.e for two v..,. -. sr.nr.,,
hv Rr.texr- He xfssfea +: n.s.hho,,. IN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09

Fans-Paris and Vienna Novelties, in
Real Lace. Hand painted and Spangled
Silk Gauze. mounted on ivory, pearl
and shell sticks.
Opera 0IaSSeS-In extensive assort-
nent. including white and rose-colored
pearl, with aluminium aud gold mount
iugs, also Lorgnettes and Reading
JeweIry-Solid Gold, Cold Plated and
Sterling Silver Brooches, Hat Pins,
Scarf Pins, Lockets. etc, in exclusive
desigus.
Real Shed combs-Mounted with
Sterling Silver and Solid Gold and
ornamented with pearl. turquoise and
coral.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Many Assatic States are preparing 20
make exhibits at the Louisiana Purchase
Centennial.
Doctor Eietert sewed together cut IN
the covering OF patients heart at the City
Hospital.
The Wabash Railroad Is planning elevated
frAcks to enter the Worlds Fair site.
Jacob Ruppenthal. a young man, Is
strangely missing from his home.
The 4outhweil Opera Company expects TO
resume performances 1t Music Hall Decem-
ber H.
The Reverend Father Co6ey discusse.
mammon worship among the common peo-
pie
P4ns are under consideration for the erec-
tion Of an underwear factory in st. Louis
Gustaye A. Ludwig contracted blood poi
sor{tng while handling poultry. and physs-
clans were unable to rave his life.
GeveYai men arrested in a police raid were
de1tified az highway robbers.
Frau Schumann-Heink states that she will
sing at the Fitzpatrick musical in this city.
George Dreving was fatally wounded BY
Fred Brennecker after a saloon quarrel
Tie tetsnus Court Of Inquiry begins If.
0ezGsons to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-09

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