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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
CONSOLIDATION PLAN
SUFFERS A SETBACK.
Members Of Central Congrega-
tional Church Oppose Union
With Pilgrim Church.

The proposed consolidation of the Pilgrim
congregational and Central Congregational
churches met with a setback at a general
meeting OF the members of the Central
Church last night. The meeting was held
at the chapel. at Newstead and Delmar ave-
nues.
Several members heard OF the proposed
amalgalnation Of the two chruches for the
first time last night, and expressed great
surprise that such positive steps had been
taken toward the union without its having
been previously announced to the congrega-
ton.
It was believed that the matter would
be voted upon at the meeting Immediately
after the reading Of the Official Boards re-
port and Recommendation. and none OF the
members Of the Board or Annexation Conn
mittee thought that there would be the
least opposition to II. In this they were
mistaken There was decided opposition.
and. after spirited debate, lasting over
two hours. the report was laid upon the
table to be voted on at the next meeting
or the congregation. its supporters fearing
the result OF a ballot OF the meeting.
me proposition placed before the meeting
was IN the form OF resolutions drawn up
At the meeting OF the Official Board held
TUESDAY evening. These favored the plans
oi consol1ation as suggested at the annual
meeting OF Pilgrim Congregational Church
held on January 16 The point arous.na the
warmest discussion was the diSposftion of
the Sunday-school classes. Certain nnembers
favored maintaining the classes AT the nres
ent church until the new united church is
built, while others were for closing un tba
church entirely and transferring ali serv
ices and Sunday-school classes 10 the Pi,
grim Church. at Ewing and Washington
avenues No agreement whatever could bs
arrived at on this point and II was decidsd
to lay IL over until all the members of the
congregation had been sounded upon il.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
TWICE FAILED To WE'D,
BUT Will TRY AGAIN.
William o. Hart of Pike County
Determined to Marry Miss
Elsie Laird.

William o. Hart OF Louisiana, Mo-, and
Miss Este Laird OF No. Isis South Third
street yesterday failed to obtain a mar
because Of the youth of the would-be
bridegroom.
As a result Hart Will take Miss Laird over
to Bellevilie. Ill. this morning. where an
other effort viii be made to secure the L.
cense.
Harris home is in the country seven miles
from Louisiana His fancee lived with her
mother in that Pike County town until two
years ago. When he applied for a license
TO marry Miss Laird at the Recorders office
yesterday he frankly said he was % years
and months old.
You Will have to get your parents con-
sent" the clerk told him
Il am an orphan" said he.
wen. get your guardians consent"
Hart thought Of his hancee's Iisa brother. "fn =
They proceeded to the Pr5Sbate isef; judges
II cannot make him your guardian until
he gives a bond" said Clerk Koenig.
Finally Miss Laird suggested they 20 TO
Siayton, II was o'clock in the afternoon
when they started. At Clayton young Hart
affirmed that his age was above n But the
Recorder was in doubt He refused to issue
to the city disappointed.
The young people were with the promised
brides mother, on South Third street. last
night ~
viii was too honest, guess" said Mrs.
Laird. My daughter IS IS and he is within
nve months or Il But they could not secure
a license"
But we are going TO BelIevilIe this morn
Ing and try II" declared Miss Laird ANY
way, We are going TO get married"
Il am farmer up in Pike County" said
Hart. II think We can be married to-mor-
row al right There's nothing TO do but
keep at It We are going to be married. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
STRANGER MET TWO ROBBERS.
Hatless and Carrying Empty Va
lise, He Entered Four Courts.

Bareheaded and carrying an open satchel
In his hand. Frank Stenord,. a laborer at
the ST. Louis Pressed Brick Company's ;
pant at Glen Carbon. ILL.,. appeared at the
Four Courts last night and told Acting
Chief of Detectives Smith that he had been
assaulted and robbed by two negroes near
the corner OF Sixteenth street and Clark
avenue.
Il brought this satchei with me-" said
Steffcrd, ITO show you that 1 was robbed
This il the way the negroes left IL. Two OF
them struck me in the face, and when fell
to the ground one searched my clothes and
took all my money. more than s., and my
return ticket to Glen Carbon The other
negro opened my satchel and. after throw
ing my clothes on the street. grabbed my
hat and ran away"
Steford arrived in st. Louis last night,
intending to go to Kirkwood, Mo-, to visit
relatives At Sixteenth and Market streets
he was accosted by the two negroes. who
promised to take him to an entertainment
Stefford walked with them to Clark avenue,
where the assault occurred Stefford got
a hat from the police. and two officers ac-
companied him to the scene of the robbery
but Stefford could not identity his assail-
ants
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
AT FIRST GLANCE.
IL Would Appear That Local Remedie.
Would Be Best for Cure of Catarrh.

II would seem at first glance that catarrh
being a disease Of the mucous membrane,
that salves. sprays. etc, being applied di-
tectly 10 the membranes of the nose and
throat, would be the most rational treatment
but this has been proven not to be true.
The mucous membrane Is made and re-
paired from the blood and catarrh is a blood
disease and any remedy to make a perma-
hent cure must act on the blood, and when
the blood is purified from catarrhal poison.
the secretions from the mucous membrane
viii become natural and healthy
In this climate, thousands of people seem
scarcely ever free from some form of ca
tarrh; il gets better at times. but each win
ter becomes gradually deeper seated and
after time the sufferer resigns himself to
II as q necessary evil.
Catarrh cures are almost as numerous as
catarrh sufferers, but are nearly all so in
convenient and Ineffective as TO render
their use a nuisance nearly as annoying as
catsrrh itself; any one who has used DOUGH
es, sprays and powders will bear witness to
their Inconvenience and failure to really
cure,
There are a number of excellent internal
remedies for catarrh. but probably the best
sna ssss5 is sS remedy
guinaria and other valuable catarrh spe-
cfhcs.
This remedy is in tablet form, pleasant
the name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and
any one suffering from catarrh may use
they contain no cocaine. opiate nor any
poisonous mineral whatever.
A leading druggist In Albany. speaking Of
essar5h cures says: bn haze Sv sold sa Various s1s
any which gave such general satisfaction as
stuart's Catarrh Tablets. They contain in
pleasant. concentrated form al the best
sunerers who nave used douches. sprays and
salves have been astonisbed at the quick
relief and permanent results ontainsd after
Az druggists sell fuii-sfxed packages Tor
NY cents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
Chinese Plenipotentiaries Miscon-
strue the Preliminary Treaty
With the Powers.
MINISTERS SET THEM RIGHT.
They Reply That China Must
First Infiict Punishment on
the Chief Boxer Lead
ers.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Pekin. Jan. 23.-At meeting OF the foreign
Ministers held at the residence of Sir Ernes;
Satow. British representative. yesterday.
the Chinese reply to the preliminary de-
nand note was considered.
The Ministers are unanimously of opinion
that China has miseonstrued the twelfth
article Of the note, as the memorandum
OF the Chinese ENJOYS says:
"Inasmuch as China has complied with
and signed the treaty presented by the
foreign representatives to the satisfaction
OF the Powers, the forces at present occupy
ing Pekin and the Province of Chilli
should. in accordance with the terms OF the
note. be withdrawn"
The Ministers decided that. as this mis-
apprehension existed In the minds OF the
Chinese pienipotentiaries, steps should b.
taken at once to impress upon them th..
necessity OF reading the article in question
drawn until all the articles in the note had
been compiled with to the satisfaction OF
the Powers.
The Ministers were unanimously OF the
opinion that China must proceed at once to
issue the edicts demanded I'm the note and
ihBic. tne punishments called for.
Right here it is interesting to call atte1-
non 70 an edict issued by the Empress
Dowaser received by Ii Hung Chang and
Prince Ching yesterday. reading:
II cannot punish Tung Flu Hsian any fur
thsr than l have already decreed."
Inls General now in the Province OF
kansu, surrounded by strong army.
Prince Tuan Is also in that Province where
he Is staying with his father-in-law. and
many Mongoi Princes are gathered there to
see what is going to be done
Even II Tuan is cornered Tung Flu Hsian
VIII certainly protect him. The Mohamme-
dan revolt in that Province complicates
matters in regard to these particular Of
tenders.
The Ministers have agreed to present lists
81 those persons whose punishment will be
demanded at their next meeting All these
lists viii then be combined in one general
list. Then they will be ready to meet the
Chinese Commissioners
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
166 Boarding Places y
Advertised in to-day's Republic.
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

&C R. Abbott and Mrs. Abbott Of ST. Joseph
No, are at the Laclede-
George D. Mouiton OF Colgate I. T. IS at the
Southern. -
w. S. Draper Of Dyersbury. Tenn, is at the
Planters.
"A Schwartz of FL Paso Tex. is at the Lin
M H; Rsddick Of Carlsbad N. NJ, is at the
St Nicholas
SC H. Williams Of Camden. Ark. is q. the
u; F. Guuedgs Of McGresor, Tex. Is a. the
Southern.
~; F. Pringie OF Burlington. Kas, Is at the
-. E. Campbell Of AIhewe. i. T. is at the Lin
e. A, Austin and Mrs. Austin of Topeka
kas. are at the St. Nicholas.
Frank J. Scott OF Mound City. Kas., is at the
&C; E Perkins Of Burlington. Ia. president of
the Burlington railroad. is az the Southern
etIf VI ''' A'o-' = a. 'ne l-ih-
w; c. Bagiey of Detroit. Mich, Is at the st.
u. p. Lewis Of Quincy. Ill. Is at the Laclede.
IL s. Jones OF McAIinvilie. Tex. Is at the
&C; A Urban of Terrs Haute. Ind. is at the
Harry X Allen Of Galiatin. No., is at the
I'll w. speer of FL Paso. Tex. is at the
Judge Elijah Robinson of Kansas City Is at
the Planters.
Charles Terry Of Glasgow Ky ts st .ha
ScEthern- Wv
nc: S. Psuheld Of La Porte. Tex, is at the
Planters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
Board of Managers for Colony of
Feeble Minded at Marshall
Decided Upon.
GOVERNOR HAS MANY CALLERS
st. Louis Candidates and Their
Supporters Active in Pushing
Their Claims-Will Not Be
Private Secretary.

| REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo-. Jan. Ex-Governor
Dockery will tomorrow send to the Senate
the names OF the Board OF Managers for
the Colony of the Feeble-Minded and Epi-
leptic at Marshall.
The names which rumor suggests for
places on the board are Mrs. Dora Lee
Steele Of st. Joseph and Miss Pearl Nit
chell Of Roeheport. reappointsments; Doc
tor John Hall of Marshall. brother OF Rep
resentative Matt Hall of Saline: C. NJ.
Buckner of Saline County and Judge II.
c. McDougall OF Kansas City. Republican
member OF the board. A large committee
from Marshall waited on Governor Dock
cry in these premises yesterday.
Representative James T. Blair. who was
prominently mentioned as permanent private
secretary 10 Governor Dockery, will not be
appointed TO that place. because he is in
eligible under the Constitution OF the State.
The Constitution provides that no Senator
or Representative shall be appointed to any
position Of honor or trust during the term
Tor which he was elected. He does not
become qualified even by resigning his
place as Representative. Both Governor
Dockery and Representative Blair agree
that his appointment to that place Is entire
ly out OF the question and that he has
never been considered for the place.
SfAims Ot ST. IOul83h8.
A number Of prominent ST Louisans called
on Governor Dockery to-day in the inter
est of particular candidates to St Louis
appointment Otis p. Mallard, secretary
OF the Jefferson Club. called to plead for
Harry Halves for membership on the Police
Board. John T. Hunt pleaded for d. orc.
Tracy for Police Commissioner. Charles
Lemp called. It is believed. to oppose
Hawes's appointment. and It is believed
w. II. OBrfen did also.
Tom. l.. Cannon, secretary Of the st.
Louis Manufacturer Association, candi-
date for Excise Commissioner, was In JEFF
ferson City to-day. but did not call on the |
Governor. r. B. Speed OF Nevada. Coal |
OH Inspector, visited the Governor, as did |
former Attorney General r. F. Walker and |
Morton Jourdan.
Governor Dockery to-day appointed |
Robert l.. Stanton Of Savannah Public Ad- /
ministrator of Andrew County to fill a va
cancy caused by the death OF r. L. Brack-
EFT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

Legislature probably viii be supplemental
to the recommendation OF the Commission.
which has asked for $4,000 to Complete
the work at Pennington.
TRAIN KILLS LABORER-Andrew
Shilton. a laborer. was rug down and ia
tally injured by Wabash freight train
yesterday morning He was walking south
on the tracks at the intersection of Carrie
avenue about o'clock when a train OF
empty box cars. which were being
switched by engine No. 30, backed down
on him from the north. cutting on his left
arm at the shoulder and his left foot at
the ankle. An ambulance was summoned
and Shilton was removed to the City Hos
pital. where he died at 1:20 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. Shiiton was employed at
the Chain Of Rocks.
NEGRO ROBS JEwELER-A negro en-
tered the 1ewelry store Of Alexander ]. Pol
lock at No. 07 North Ninth street Tuesday
afternoon about o'clock and asked to be
shown some watches While he was look
ing over the watches he dropped a quarter
of a dollar. which rolled back of the coun-
ter. Lewis Pollock. who was In the store
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
JUDGMENT AGAINST ALvoRD.
Amount Was Only $500,017-May
Have Paid Back $4,000.

New York. Jan. IA judgment for 500
OH was entered to-day against Cornelius
L Alyord Jr in favor of the First Ma
tionai Bank This Judgment is for moneys
embezzied and misappropriaeed between
January /, 1895. and october Is. 1870.
Alyord's thefts were placed at $500 ooO
when the embezzlement was first an
nounced The bank has always declined to
say how much If any money or property he
restored to It
The entry Of judgment would lead to the
inference that he had given back about
$4,000. but attorneys for the bank declined
to-day to make any comment on the jCdg-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
IN THE COUNTY.

Mrs. Addie GIbler, mother of Mrs. p. ID.
Booth Of Webster Groves died yesterday
Groves Mrs Gibler was 50 years Old and
had been infirm for many years. She vas
a resident Of ST. Louis County for tvanfv
years. Her husband. Charles d. Gfbler.
died several years ago. The funeral viii -
held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock at Mra
Booths home, the services to be conducfef
byterian Church. The burial vfll be In oak
Hiu Cemetery, ~ -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
ST. LOUIS TRAIN WRECKED.
Cotton Belt Tourists to Mexico
Shaken Up in Arkansas.

Little Rock. Ark. Jan. IA special tour
ist train on the ST. Louis, Iron Nouutain
ana Southern Railroad. from St Louis TO
Mexico. due here early this morning, was
wrecked near Walnut Ridge. the baxRage
coach being derailed.
The only person injured was the Pullman
porter. Passengers were badly shaken un
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
WILL NOT CLOSE DOWN EARLY.
American Window Glass Company
Denies Published Reports.

Muncie. Ind. Jan. ss.-Thomas F. Hart,
vice president of the American wtndoW
Glass Company. tonight issued card de-
nying the published reports that the facto-
ries throughout the country would close
says business is good, stocks normal and
that the run viii be made TO July as usual,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

alone. stopped down to pick up the money
As he did so. he alleges, the negro seixed
a watch and ran away He pursued crr-
ing Watch. thiefr' A crowd pursued ths
negro, but he managed to elude them. A
Morgan streets by Policeman Pearson. Al
the Fourth District Police Station he rave
lock identified him and yesterday swore
out warrant against him charging grand
larceny.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
MEXICAN POLICE ON THE ALERT
Believe Cudahy Kidnapers Are
Hiding in Capital City.

. City Of Mexico. Jan. 23.-The police here
have reason 10 believe the Omaha kidnapers
are IN hiding In this vicinity, and efforts
are being made to discover their where
abouts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

e. bG GSINESS MEMS SOIREE-The North
81 Louis Business Mems Association will
give soree on Thursday evening, Janu-
ary 81. at North St Louis TnTnsr Hi
twentieth and Salisbury streets. '
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

hOWiNG CLUES BALL-The masdue-
De held at Lemp's Hall. Thirteenth and
Ctah streets. Saturday night Until mid
night the privileges of the fioor will be re-
served for those wearing costumes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

WILL OF c. II. STIFEL-The will of
1harles III. Stifel, nephew Of the late brewer.
Sharie5 Stifel. was filed for probate yester,
gay. cay. he left % to his daughter, Emma ".
SuLeI, ana the remainedr OF his estate to
his wife. Wlhelmine. W
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
Addison Carn.ck Very HI.

New York. Jan 2--Addison Carmact
who In his active business life was one OF
the heaviest operators known on the New
York Stock Exchange. Is very i'll of Bright's
disease. 1t Is feared that this Illness
which became acute three weeks ago. may
terminate fatally.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

MARRIED IN ST CHARLES-A dis
patch TO The Republic from 81 CharIes
Mo-. states that Mathew Elliot OF 81. Louis
ana Miss Martha Hartmann Of St Charles
were married in The latter city yesterday by
the Reverend c. ]. Iagae
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

CHICKENS STOLEN-Twenty-fiye chick
ems were stolen from a shed in the rear OF
Gharies Schriner's residence at No. 4i5l
Juniata street. Tuesday midnight The
thieves entered through a rear door. break
ing off lock-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

DESTITUTE FAMlLY-Jacob JopIIn. a
ISSoorer. - years old, living with his wiz ar
TO-. 10 - Morgan Ford road, Is sick and des-
worthy OF assistance. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

ENTERTAINMENT FOR TRAVELLERS
, An entertainment for the benefit Of 81.
Louis Council, United Commercial Travel
ers or America. will be held to-moTrow
evening at the Columbia Theater.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

BROADWAY MERCHANTS BALI-The
annual dress ball OF the South Broadway
Merchants Association will be held at
Lemps Park Hall, Thirteenth and Utah
streets. on Wednesday evening February 6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

KING H0TU DANCING PARTY-The
King Hotu Club will give another DANCING
party In the ballroom of the Grand Ave
nue. Masonic Temple on Friday evening.
February ].
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

PLEADS GUILTY-Georee Jackson
negIo charged with murder in the second
degree for killing Rsbecca Jackson, a ne
sIess; on July z. 1899. pleaded guilty to
terday and was sentenced 10 serve four
years In the penitentiary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
In the City.

GIRL MISSINGEThe police have be.r ,s-
enested 70 locate Mary Wood. IA wears old
OF No. SO South Seventh street who has
peen missing from home since January 90
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
IRON MOCNTAI

Train
Texas Fast Mall 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
GalNesfon
ST. Louis and Hot Springs
express -.-.-..--.-.-...-.-
Texas. Mexico and California
special. Dallas Fort Worth.
r Paso. Les Angeles. Gal
weston San Antonio and La
reuo .-..---.--..----.--.
Memphis Express ..-.........
Fourth Street and Ch0s
Station.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
mOtatiOn ........-......
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

1 Train.
For Hannibal. H. & st. ].
points. Quincy. keokuk and
Local TO Hannibal al..............
for quincy and NOrth....-...-
for St Paul, Minneapolis, via
Lest Side lines, Illinois and
| WISCONSIN ..-.....-...------.-
Tie Buriington-Northern Pa
elfc Express. for Kansas
City. ST. Joseph. Northwest
Nenras<a. Black Hills. Hyo-
mllg. Montana, Washington.
Puget Sound, Portland and
oregon .....-..-----.....-
Twin City Express. for Mime
apolis. ST PAUL and Iowa.
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press, for Denver, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
81 Joseph -.-.....-.-.....---..
Local to Burlington.
FOR Northern Iowa. St Paul
and Minneapolis ........-....-
For illinois, via East Side line
TO Rock Island.
For Dubuque and La Crosse. =
lor Kansas City, council
BlUfts, Omaha, st. Joseph,
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific CoAst.-..
Local from Hannibal. ...-........
tor AIton-Lesye 1:5o a. m
daily: n:OJ a. m-- daily. SOD
day: 5:Os y. M except sunday /;
7:s0 y. N. daily. s.H y. m. dai
BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND {
Train.
Indianapolis Express .....-
New York and boston Limited
knlckerbocker Special = New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Phlladeapnia--
Alton Express ..-.....-----------
MattOon and Alton AccomTno-
datiOn ..----...-..-..
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore Phil
adeipnla .--.---.--.....-..-
Aifon-Leayes 'l0:lo a. m. Is
rs .09 am. sl.A p. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

ENGINEERS TO MEET-An omen meet
ing of local No. "A. ]. L. s. E, will be held
In Northwestern Hall, No. 27o2 St Louis
avenue. on Tuesday evening, January 29
10 decide upon measures for the protection
OF st. Louis engineers in regard 10 bills
now pending before the LEGISLATURE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

INCORPORATED-Th John J. BoRard
Realty Company. capitalized at S5Oo0, yes
terday filed articles OF Incorporation with
Recorder OF Deeds Hahn. The stock con-
sists OF nifty shares OF 500 each. John ].
Bogard holds forty-eight shares. Christina
K Bogard one and August +. Dreyer one.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
sOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LCtISyILLE LINES
Train; Depart Arrive.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel, Princeton. Louisville
Washington, Philadelphia and
New York k.....--..--....-.... sos am $500 DR.,
Mount Vernon Accommodation rs Is pm e ,e4 An
Florida Limited to Louisville.
Lexington. Chattanooga A.
lanta and Jacksonville. Fla. se:15 pm sT.r< ar,
ST. L., X. c. a c. r.. r..
ST. LOUIS LINE"
Train I'm, Depart Arrive.
Saturday and Sunday l......... $50 pm s.s nm
Union Express saturday and
sunday enlyl ..:......:........ ZOO pm SIS am
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

TO INCREASE CAPITAL-At a meeting
OF stockholders of the Ludlow-Saylor Wire
Company, yesterday, IL was voted to IN
crease the capital stock OF the company
from 100000 to 10000. The company's
business has Increased very rapidly and
new factory has Just been erected on Man
chester avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

FIRE IN FREIGHT SHED-The two
story freight shed Of the Frisco Railroad
on the Frisco tracks at the crossing of
Chouteau avenue was damaged to the ex-
tent or 800 by IRE yesterday morning The
tre was caused by a defective fiue in the
Insurance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24
BURLINGTON ROUTE-UNION STAT


y except saturday.
MON STATION.
Depart Arrive
2::55 am e6::ss pm
- ~ am .S:zU pm
f1:So am tS:So pm
S:21 am '5:2I pm
% 90 am SIS pm
'2;ss pm 2;O5 pm
.2.o5 pm SIS pm
s1:49 pm 's.5S am
'T:so pm 1859 am
.s:2I pm $50 am
~; ~ pm lie.4o am
. 90 pm '7:i9 am
.......... 'u:O am
daily. s2l a. M,
J. m. except sun
sal p. La. daily
ly-
CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
,HlO RAILWAY.
Depart Arrive
~ am 5.A pm
s.3o am s:4S pm
II 90 am s:E pm
I1.5o pm ti:zl pm
tan pm 1854 pm
sos pm T.o am
o6 D. m Arrives
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-24

Train.
Faducah Mail and Express
Murphysboro. csrbondals aad
Marion --..-.------
New Orleans Fast Msii-Catro.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn,
ara Tex1s Express, Nash
Vile. Atlanta and Jackson
Nllie........ ------...----.
81. Louis Special-Cairo. Mem
phis and New Orleans-...--.-
Accommodation - Murphystoru.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Chester .......----------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Marion and Crel Springs
New Orleans Limited - Cairo.
Memphis, Dixie Flyer, Nash
Vile Atlanta and Jackson-
Vile Fla