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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
ST. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.

Marriage licenses were issued In Clayton
yesterday 20 William Haefner Of No. i7u
South Eleventh street. and Blanche Nessei
OF No. 10IS Park avenue. Samuel Il. Wade
OF Jerssyville. H., and Emma Fahrni Of
California. No. Aaron Burton and Rose
Waters OF ST. Louis. and 10 John Froeber
Of Chieago and Maria f Otto Of SPRING
neld. III. a license was refused to Edward
White OF No. l5S Franklin avenue and
Jennie BiClinska Of No. l5S Franklin ave-
nue., on account OF their youthful appear
ance.
The Malvern Realty Company yesterday
filed deed In the Recorders Office tn Clay
ton transssrrire strips Of property through
Greenwood Subdivision for S250co. The
right-of-Way crosses compton Square. Man
haitian, Sussex. Commong alth and Oxsord
avenues
The County Court met as committee
yesterday and considered an application
made By the Missouri and Meramec Water
Company for franchise 10 build canal in
st Louis County from the Missouri 70 the
Meramsc River President WadSiil and I'm.
gineer johnson Of the canal company were
pI esent and explained the various details
Of the application The Judges concluded
70 Inspect the proposed route .xt Tuesday
before finally passing on the matter Ii
has been practically decided 20 grant he
franchise under certain conditions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

Fsst Nan ................... .s.sS am .fSsss psi
I.oeal Express ---..-..-....l- s1s55 AN ~ Pn
Day Express - Kansas CITY.
Pueblo. Denver. salt Lake
city. and san Franetscc -. 30 sS.l1 pm
Washington Accommodates J. fS.25 am rs an
ST Joseph. joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited and SOUTH
west Missouri .-..s.....-...s. sesi9 pm - an
kanEss and Colorado Express. 1890 pm s7.iQ an
Crere Cosur Lake trains leave Ualon Station az
eS-I5 a. m. AIS a 20 b. and al D. N.
Oak Hin trains leave Union Station at ft.G ).
m. 1000 a. n, f5.f0 D N. and rs 20 D. n.
kirkWoo6 trains leave Unich Station al 800 4
m Il 60 p m. 4.10 .. except sunday: fss5 p
and fs.5 D. N. Leave TbWer Grove station
II 20 a m. except Sunday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

of wood on the outer edge Of which Mr.
Grimes has built a camers hack wheel race
with one depression and one long and a
short decline 70 the top OF the hump The
motor part OF the machine resembles turn
table To one side Is attached a movable
lever on which l. attached 4 small VII e.
a. spring which Is attached 10 the other
side OF the center ~ the turntahie suspt ats
the lever and prevents the wheel from
touching the lower part Of the Oppression
In the wheel race. Opposite the lever and
the wheel on the outer edge 81 the turn
table f. arranged a weight exactly halan-
cling the apparatus on the other side. The
entire machine IS then jiitcd slightly ana
Il starts of on its own acco-d and does not
stop until outside Influences intervene.
As explained by Mr.. Grim s. the spring
which holds the lever and tho little whe /
takes up Just enough of the weight on Iha
side Of the turntuhle 10 allow the weight on
the other side 10 cross the center. or dead
level. after which the spring again INES
into use and the weight j. taken up In equal
proportions BY the entire turutahle The
start which the wheel has received perm Is
the little wheel 10 follow around the wheel
race and the entire operation j. repeated
The machine makes thirty revolutions a
minute. but Mr.. Grimes believes that n Is
possible for IL 10 make a hundred. or even
more with nicely adjusted bearings.
The principal feature In the machine -
the absence OF complicated machinery. she-e
being only one wheel and q turntahic
Mr.. Grimes has applied for a patent OF MS
machine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
BOARD REFLECTS OFFICERS.
st. LOuis Union Trust Directors
Hold Annual Meeting.

At the annual meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF the St Louis Union Trust Com
pany yesterday afternoon no changes were
made and these officers were reelected:
Thomas II. West. president: Robert s.
Brookings. Henry G. Haarstick John D.
ffiley, John +. Shepley and y. A Mcmillan.
vice presidents; 4 G. Stewart, counsel; :;
Isaac Il Orr. trust officer: Allen 7. West.
treasurer George a II. Mills. secretary.
+. V. Dubrouiilet. assistant secretary.
Adolph H. Stille assistant trust officer
The board also reelected the following
Committee on Trust Estates: g. A Fink
elnbcfg. Robert S. Brookings. John F. Shep-
ley, Daniel Catiin, Isaac ", Morton, Henry
&. Haarstick and John T. Davis.
The Board Of Directors are as follows:
William X Blxby, John l. Boland, AdClph-
US Busch Daniel Catlin. John T. Davis.
Howard Elliott S. W. Fordyee. John F'oE-
ler 3 3. Graham. William +. Guy d. NJ.
Houser. Robert Mex. Jones, Edward NAL
Ilnckrodt / ". Morton T. H McKittrick.
charles D. McLure, L n Rumsey, John A
Scudder, Z. c. Simmons. E o. Stanard,
William Taussig. Thomas Il. West. Ed
wards whitaker, John Scullin and B. +.
Toefura
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
IN CONVENTION AT OMAHA.
Disciples of Christ Gather in Ma
tiOnal Meeting.

omaha. Oct 1s-About 5000 delegates TO
the National Convention OF the Disciples OF
Christ arrived to-day. Several hundred del
egates registered during the morning from
Illinois. Kansas Texas. oregon, Nevada.
Colorasio. Wyoming and California.
The big temperance rally planned Tor at
the convention In Minneapolis last year.
which began last night. was continued to-
day, under the leadership Of W. H Boles
OF Alma. H. At O'Clock thgre WIS a
song and praise service. led by simpson
Ely OF Rochester. MINI. and at s-sy Doctor
George F. Hall OF Chicago delivered an Hd-
dress on the .'frrepressibie Conflict" @. L.
Wharton Of Hiram lOl College spoke on
The Liquor Traffic and Foreign Coun-
tries Doctor Homer J. Hall Of Franklin.
Medical Science
Doctor D. r. DUNCAN. ex-president OF the
Christian University. OF Canton Mo. had
for for his subject What SHAH We DO with
president Of the Bible class of Coium SIS.
No. spoke on The Triple Appeal TO Pro
hibition-"
AFTER a praise service in the afternoon.
r W Emerson OF Topeka. Kas-. ProhIbi-
uon candidate FOR Governor or that State
spoke on The Saloon War IN kansas
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

III, nm Tnam
$50 pm 60 am
50 3. m Arrives
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
GRAND JURYs PARTIAL REPORT.
Two Indictments and Six Ignored
Bills Returned.

The October Grand JurT made a partial
report yesterday 10 Judge Douglas. return
ing two indictments and six ignored bills
one OF the true bills charges Joseph J.
Egan with embezzlement; the other IS with
held BY the court, as the defendant Is not
yet In custody.
II IS charged that Egan, while ernployed
in iocsl department store. took a check
for S5s2 50 purpoTting to be signed by Lo-
Teuzo r Anderson OF the Mercantile Trust
company, and forged the Endorsement of
s. ;. Strauss on the back. The check was
cashec. and EEan is under arrest at Hol.s-
yesterday for Texas to bring Egan back TO
ST. Louis.
The ignored bills are as follows: Henry
White. William Holt. George Stewart and
Louis Jackson, assault to kill: William
Augierie, manslaughter In the third de-
gree. and Lewis Sewing. embezzlemeni
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
FREE DRINKS AND CIGARS.
Old Bachelors Idea of Celebrating
His Matrimonial Venture.
RFPrnLIc sPEcTAL

1EPCBLlC SPECIAL
Macon. No. Oct. 1s.-Johh Massengsle. a
wealthy farmer and stock raiser OF Macon
County. and Mrs. Parlee Msssengale OF
Kentucky were married to-day at Bevier
were seated In their buggy In from; Of the
little country store that is run BY the min
lister. For twenty-six years Mr.. MaSsen-
gale was an extensive ranch owner In Wyo-
ming and South Dakota His bride was the
widow OF his cousin. She Is Il years cid and
he Is CO.
To properly celebrate his first matrimonial
venture. Mr. Massengale authorized his at
torney in Macon to charter the ten liQuid
dispensaries here for the day and let ev-
erything 20 scross the bar 20 everybody
that desired 20 drink or smoke TO the
health and prosperity of the bridegroom
The. establishments referred 10 q d the bsst
business OF their existence. and the pro-
prietors reluctantly closed doors az II p
m. In -deference to the town ordnance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
Tri-city Notes.

Peter Siieo and Miss Henrietta Gauvrar vrsr.
married ~ 81 Marks Catholic Cnurch a Neai.e
--ticgrge curtis. who vas being heid al Granite
city charged with grand larceny vas tsIse, 10
EdWardsville yesterday.
The LadieE Aid society of the Venice n z.
Church werc entertainsd yssfsriar aftrrnoon
At the home % Mrs Eu,-rt J. Brown
II. ". sioicy. formerly o. Casinviis fas
moved 70 Granite Cify- Mr Matov vya- neuutr
Circuit Clerk % Hacoupin County
-Eegisfration hooks are nnS oDen in The Tri-
Csties ana voters may register until octntuer =
e. W. Hartke employed a. the steel faun Try
AZ Granite city, lost nis left eye b. being struck
b. q piece q dying metal
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

Must Tell what They Know Abozt
Gambling Mentioned In Resolution.

Members OF the East ST. Louis City Coun-
ell yesterday appeared before the 81. Clair
County Grand Jury In answer 20 subpDanas
commanding them to tell that BODY what
they knew about gambling In East 81 Louis
and their reason for passing the anti gam
bling resolution Monday afternoon.
IL was reported In ReileviIle yesterday
that the Grand jury had determined TO
probe the question Of gambling In East St
Louis as far as possible. and to this end
had summoned number OF men who are
prominent In East ST Louis both In busi-
that indictments VIII be returned until the
Grand Jury has maze a searching tnvestfrae
ton in the meantime East St. Louis is ex-
periencing a new sensation-that OF being
moral town so far as gambling h concerned
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
SUIT OVER ATTORNEYS FEE.
Luke H. Hite Claims 81. 900 balance
Due From Mr.. MadaInnhnm-

The case Of Luke II Hite against Mrs
PauIina Waddingham. the hrst wife Of the
late William. Waddlngham Of East St
Louis, wherein Hite seeks 10 recover a fee
OF s, 90. was called for trial In the East ST
Louis City Court yesterday
Hitf. with another attorney. was retained
BY Mrs Waddngham In her effort to secure
some OF the estate OF Waddineham. The
attorneys were successful in securing 4
compromise and getting si5.oDo for Alrs
WaddiEgham- Hits alleges that he should
have received N.e00 as his share fnr his
work. but that he received only 800 He
sues to get the balance. he alleges. is due
him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

The Reverend Father e. = Bell as Grafton.
H.. was visitor in Jerseyviile yesterday.
-Charles +. Ste.zri. cashier % the C1tlTens'
National Bank OF Alton. visited JeFseyvilie yes
terday.
The members Of the Jerseyville W. c r 4.
70 the county Farm. nine miles northwest
of Je-seyviiie. yesterday end treated the !n-
mates % q dinner. Inc 0cession also the
annual meeting of the union. which was held
altnr the dinner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
REAI, Estate Tf2ANsFrps

Real estate transfers filed for record in
Benevfile yesterday were
MAgdaienn weber 70 ANA Hermann 49, ~
lots ne and IL Believits. warranty Jed 81. -.
sulth'E third addition. smithton; warranty deed.
W. s. Fsrmsn end wife 20 East ST Louis rrust
and savings Bank trustee, lot "a Cahokia Gem
soufielda, warranty deed. go 90
J. A Perry. By atterncy, 10 II. II FInfran
lots 3 70 y, block ~. Dsnversf6e. warranty
Ida sarlouIs and husband to wn sariouis. lot
=. GsihFatih addition. New Athens: warranty
John Naule. By sheriff. 10 E A. MeyssuburS
lot Ssberrs adeitioa- BelleyiIls; sheriff ,
9. o. elecsslAnd ana wife TO A II. Beekwiih.
part % lots is and ~ block (. Nafionaf ris-r
East ST bouisi Nnrranty deed no.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
MarrIaee LIcrnrra.

Marriage licenses Issued In BeievilIs yes
terday we're to- Virgin Tally and Mrs.. Kilt
tie johnson. Lovejoy III. Asa Buchanan
and Alma Bowman 81 L3uls. George Piafc
and Winnie Barrett. ST Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

esp pm . am
1rEAC AFEN =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
ConsoIIdatIon TaIk at D.IIns.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. oct "A. X. B0rta. the
well-kndWn electric street railway promoter.
accompanied BY e. r. Tripp and a. "a.
Byrne. auditors Tor the United Eiec;rlc s.
curities Company. and Stone ard Wshsts-
OF Boston. reached Dallas tonight The
party declined - make conclusive state
ments concerning the reported CONSOLIDATE pa
OF all the Dallas electric Interests bur
stated that no formal transfers ratI s-f
taken place. The presence n the tvro audi
tors % the large Boston concerls With Mr..
Bonita In Dallas has the appearance of a
paratory 20 formal transfers.
creamerie. COG Washington.
A special fish bui to-day Basiregs men
and clerk specially invited See Annex.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
TRI-cITIES.
New Rolling MnI Opens.

Five hundred men went to work yester-
day morning at the new rolling mill at
Madison Of the Helmbacher Company. It
II the intention Of the management 10 run
continually day and night throughout the
winter Most OF the WORKERS were re-
cruited from the mills at Granite City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
raith curi.r. chila p,e..
IFPUnLIc SPECIAL

vincennes. Ind, Oct. -is.-OrryfIle. the 10
mouths-old child OF Air. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilson. faith curists- oieo to-day. They re-,
prosecuted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
OIL Company Elect. omcer..

The following officers Of the American
Bottom oil Company we're elected yester-
cay. T. Keller president. W Dickman
vice president: X y Bischon secretary.
and August Lehman, treasurer The com
rany Is sinking wells on the Keliar prop
Granite City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
Havana Church SOLD.

REPUBLIC. SPECIAL
Havana. Ill. Oct Is-The Board Of Mis-
sions has abandoned the Reformed Church
here and sold the property TO the Christian
denomination This church was organized
and built in 1855.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

Special Saturday night sale from 20
10 o'clock, mems 81 and s. patent leather
shoes for 25o. all sizes, @. II. Boehmer
Shoe Co. No. sie y. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

100 more than last fell short over 800. The
registration for this year was S.IsS as
against 7.sse last year. which gives an In
crease Of as The registration BY precincts
and the totals are.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

Special Saturday night sale from TO
10 o'clock. Boehmer specia1 polish. cents
for 1 cent, 10 cents Tor cents, . cents
N Broadway.
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAN-tC., p. 4 ST. L-)
COTTON DELI

81. LOUIS sOuTHWfsI-It RAILWAY.
Train Depart. Arrive.
via Bismarck ard peisai. $50 am 1.is pm
tSiS Is.marrt aad Dsiia5-,.. s.aan 30 an
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD,

NEW YORK-The Amaieamated t.opper
Company has declared a dividend OF = per
cent fer the quarter
JERUSAI.EAf-The epidemic 0f cholera Il
sp-sadinE rapidly IN Palestine. The city
which has suffered the most thus FAR h
Geza. where there have been thirty TO
forty deaths daily.
SLIGO. IREI.ASD-P. A Mcauxh- Al p
editor a. the Sligo Champion. was sen
tenced TO two months' Imprisonment at
hard labor, after having been convicted of
conzptracr and fntimidsfion-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

bratel It's tenth anniversary At wenzePs Han
next "Wednesday night. Mrs. Lizzie A Trr-
ner has extended an Invitation 70 members
Of the Board OF Health and many phyAl-
cians 70 be present A banquet Wil1 ba TIE
feature OF the entertEinmtnt.
Special Saturday night sale from : 20
le O'clock. mems s. and $ palenf esther
sooes for 2.se. Ell sixsB. O. H EcehDer
aAos le- No 40 y. Broa4vas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
FnIsCo SYSTEM.


Valley Park Acccmrlcdl ttor.. ftle am 10 D
Valley rarE Aeon iiosil don. SD = Is
Pacific Aecornrn citation ---....- IS Il sI Is pm
Texas and Kansas Mail. flr
Paris Dallas. Es.nis. Euae-
trr. Galvestan- Carthage.
Joplin ana Wichi;a .....--.-. $50 am 7.eo pm
pacsGc Accommodation .-..--. .l-ie pm 10 >
VALLEY FarE Accommodation I'll IS pm fffssn N
Mrteo. AID Muli1-s Eair Spf-
ciai. Tor Sp-t1sf-id. C1rthaEs.
Juulln Wichita. Niuiia. Ok
ianorua- Deatssln. errEal.
Dallas Fort WcFth. Waco
ard Bloansocd -..s....-...... 80 pm aii.3e an
Valley Fark eEiull-fa;itn- ft.i9 pm fs;f1 am
Pacific AccuiriInc cfailHn ..--... i-f I'm g. -
valley PaFk Accul1uiu 4tlau-- fG-sl pm iH.i5 pm
Valley Park AcCurlfr1la ten. = pE1 eT.Ig I'm
Texas and Aau--ts i--ls.tei. ilr
EureSa Sprfugs Etrt SfultA.
Paris Dallas. GrccnFiilr- En-
rfs C1rsicarE. Houston. Cal
weston Austin SEl Antonio
Carthage. ICuisn. Wichita
Eurs1r ard the Mest--.--.-..- 's-15 I'm T..0 an
Western Expres~ for spring
field Ninitu. ueulsQIi. SueT-
ulGu. Ok'ano-ia cartilage.
Innin anh Nenlleaha. 700 rrn sl:f5 an
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTI

Texas Fast Nal o. LirIe
Ttoc<. Texarkana. Dallas. Fort
Worth ard Atilene..--------- se.c5 an 80 T
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
ANpFesa -e.lo am IL :
Fast Day ENprrEg - Dallas
Fort Worth. Austin. san An
ton o. Houston and GaigfTtun 81 IN p 10 J
TrN1s MeEi-u ard California
Special Dal-ss. Fort Wcrth
p raEr. q Angeles. Gal
rs.iS ...-...--....5--.. $50 I'm .7.is a
FFoJiU-.kTH sTREET ANo CHoUrEAG AvEN:
STATION.
nsessfioz -.-----.-...-.-.--... 80 nm $50 {
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
ST. L0TIs-PEoRTA LINE.
fSes c. p 4 81 IL
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER,
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIs

SERVICE.
Easfbcund-Leavsr Eighth and Gratlot stp-sfe
cziiy-l.43. 5.il. SO D N Except SUNDAY Ga
sis. 7sI1. Sss lesE lI:ls a m. ie:o3 2sis. t-ee
q p N saturday and sunday only--u:u .. m
Sunday ccly-5-1A Z ;e5. s-c9 a. % EZ.E o. n
Leave " NashtrEtn Avenue. Dally-l:tS s.is G.94
p N. Except lS1nday-lses. t.g1. 7.fl. g.ss fosog
II = g n; Esi@ 80. t-9f 500 . N. Saturday
ant sunday only-i1.E D n sunday only-S..L
7sle e.f5 a M 17-ss .. N
Westhound-Leave Granite city Daily - l.fa
.Ie. 5.s4. Isle p n ENcepe Sunday-6iS. SCI
lsf2- ss4. rs, i1.f2 a. m: Ia. az siI D. rl.
Saturday oniy-f.t5 D. m Sunllay on.y-17.fs 50
s.I4 a. n Sunday and Monday only-ls.fE a n
Ezrept Saturday and Sunday--s.t1 10 N
Law Madison. Daisy-i.ik f.I7 s.cs I'll D n
Except Surday-5.fg g.9s Ttos f.is ga 'f0.H
q. ~. 40 s.u D m Saturiay oniy-f9-fs
? m Sunday only-i2.51 est0 s-cs f9.oS a n
sunday and Monday only-I21 A. m
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VI X z T-.THR

jefferson city. Columbia. Boon-
vile. -edaiia. Fort scott In
dan Territory and Teas EJE
frt.7 -----.-.--- :. --.-.-.-
The kHty Flyer, f0r Dallas.
Fort Worth, Houston. Cal
weston. san Antonio. Mexicp
CITY and intermediate poiutt
Jeff-rsuu city. Columbia. Boom
vile. sedaEG. kanEas. Indian
Territcfy and Texas Express
Missouri. kansaS. Indian TER
ritory and Oklahcr1a Flyer I.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
NeEro ID Heaer Nl..lnr.

James r. R0ssie. manager or the 7 "
Men GrOc9r Company, No. 2las Olive street
yesterday requested the 20 ~. 10 arrssf
William Wright. a ncEru Mr. Rossie stsf-
ed that he gave WriEht so to sake 10 ~
Nen and that the negro failed 90 DO H.
Midwife As.oeIAfIon Baaqaet.
The Midwife Association. No. II win eeie-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
CITf REGENERATION M WARDS.
Totat SHOWS increase Of aga. which
Falla BelsH EEpertnfIona.

sss s. sss.ss & as S. s Iss S. gss'. g.s 8
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern I.facz.

Train Depart. A-r.vs.
Nortrern iliinlis E.af.-tTs
spilnEueic. Er-eport ana Do
eaqas ;;,.,.... 80, -. an 40 pa,
ria a1n zuftnGhed 81 ~ M tn m,
Springfield Arc1llin dntiGn .-. ff.Is On id,tl ~,
tulcaEI Hlaiugnd Slec4al .--..- a.iJ on 7.ls a.
sgrsnEneld Actoi=fIs .lafi3n ,..s -7s0s piu
southern Lfnea.
Train. Depart. Arr,v.
Fssf sfali- Plfucth. Cairo.
eIenrunis IaeET1h. Inn
New Orleans ami feNaH
pr-ss. Nasngsle 2, Atlanta
ard Jacks. .nsitie --....----- 80 am s7i7f -,
NsA 0firans Spef idf - s-airu ~
Ms@ehl9 sne ;s,i Nss o-iess. is1.pm 's:is pm
Marion AID Cairo .-.--.--.. ffs-5 pr, fr.F4 a.,
Arrnnln1,iat. .sri-- Allil phyahoru.
htarl1u ard frpaf Srrtnzr
Sr1r1H Ard chester. .-........ E--1 m, tt-~, -.
N~U OrielnE t.fniftl 81 l'a.r1 -
Neupnfs: Divre FErr-Na -
vIiie. Atinn.ar and Iackson-
Vie-----.--.-.-.-- ----.--. ---. iosso 7n sag am
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l. 4 y. II. r.

Train
Florida Limited. Via Nashville
Atlantis aud Macon /.
Fast Mai! g. Evansville. Nash
Hllle, birmingham. Montgon-
efg. CaattauoC "a. Atlanta.
Mobile New Orlears and
Jacksonville. F1a.. Charles
ton ;. C---.,...--.......- L.
southern ENpress % Evans
vile. Nashville. Rirminghan1.
=. llle. Eew Orleans. Th1m-
Esvilie. Jncksouvi.ie. Paistka.
ocala and s.. P-tersburE
"a -.... .-..- -.-...--...-l ] g..
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-17

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
Hf- U-UE RIVER. EJ- TON
nn-v. .aurgs.E a rarH d - ~ a.

LAKE SHORE new YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER BOSTON AND .ALBASI 7
AND CHESAELAkfs AND OHIO RAILWAY
Irai1. Depart Arrive
Irdl1rs 0ri.s F,xr-csI ..--.-.... ss = SO pm
Ers ora 1al H1#-1n Limited. Sc an 80 pm
hltl il--l-cs.r >.ar,I -- N-W
Ncls. Boston. Ei1sh uzt1n.
baltimore .sad P.l-lIs-r -ra--.. 1l.'e noon s,ts pn
Natto.sl and Alton i-trtlfs- M
iati5n -...-... -.. ..... f3.-5 m e.t6 am
Hrztlu. SaN York f'-rrinuatI.
~ NIsllrrtrr. HaltlTl. AID
ph.ldtsirH.a .--.- - i.1l nm 80 IN
'Ciuliurau Express L---.---..... So pm Go am
Altu-l-l1saEra air.hH a. m. - =. Arrives
$50 ~ fI.E- ~
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prN,-sTIvANlI fINt.s "

PENNSYLVANIA LlNEiS "
BC RG-PENSSILNASIA
Traln
Fax Mail .-.--.-..--...-.--.....
New YORK. Phll2delph.a, Bald
more ard Nashlngton SpeciA
Indianapolis and New York
LOcll --..--.--..- .----s-- 4.
New York Limited ..-.-.---.-l
Nandaiis Accommodation ---.i,
Columbus. o.. and Eastern ES-
press ..------.----. --.---.-..i
Indianapolis and New York
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Chicago Trnina.

OHIO ltsU ND tLIOA.
Chicago Trntna.
Trains lirpart. Arrive
The lAitcn Limited --.----.--.- - am 80 ON
Prairie state expire. le,Q- pm sG.Is pn
Palace FNp.ess ---.-..-........ ESQ ON s1.ls -
Mtdnfzht SPECIAL ~
Kansas city Trains.
Train Lerlrt Arrive.
Missouri state h1pzess --.----- 't,1i am ss.fs pm
Earsas CITY Ilr1Itsd ....... $3.50 ON s5.dS Z NJ
Local Trains.
Train Depart Arrive
spfInzfielG Accommodation -... sssiF am -.
Iacks1uric Acsoln nnQsistl1n... r. am fg.sf 81
Peoria Limited .--.-----.-- ft-Ff an - pm
Peoria k.yprCss ---..-....-- -fi2eZ pm --..-.--..
sprfrliirsd and Capltai sis
EafTg NAaNN a
"a ksonvife sia E.r1llalra -. rm sIl.Ts an
S-r Isgrlard an1 I1cfsrntilie-. 5.ts psu .-
ssieit -Iec'ai -----------.. - q rIa
"a spFclat .--- li - IN .,...-..-
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~ RLINGTON ROUTE-U

Tram kEEaE-- AAtlfe 2
For HsnnibuI n & 81
points quincy. kfciluk aad
Aurl.ugtQu ----...r - an '1.ld ~
Lncai 90 Hannibal. ---..--.--- = az an 49, -f
For Quincy and. SedsuS -.--... f7:sI aIa ts.ss Pu
Fur - Paul - nn=a polls. Eia
Fast side line. ~ nois AID
Wtscorsif. ----.s--- ss.2l an 'i.58 u-
The Burlington -Nnrtdcrn Pa
Cll- E1rress. fcr Kansas
CITY -. Icaerh. .NOrthueat
Nebraska ElaFk Hffs wy
ming. Mrrfana. Washington.
orssoH -. -. .s.oo an '7Is an
sV5Iis. s. Paul ana IoTa..... 'g;i5 pm '2;Io pm
Ih- Nebraska Colorado EE-
press. f0r penyer. CClnraru.
ltah and Pa-ffc cast. via
81 loseph------- -.l5 pm es-l1 IN
Isncal % burlington. ---. -S.t3 pm ess3 an
Fer Northern Iowa -. Paul
and Minneapolis - 20 pm ie.s9 an
For Illinois via East side lire
. Rock Island aIid Clinton.
IOWA an
E1- Dubuque and IA Crosse. 80 81 pm !I.iF an
Fer. kansas city Coulcil
Hiuds. Omaha. 81 Joseph.
Denver. Netrnskll CoIorad1.
Utah ard Iucldc Gllst..--.... 500 pm s7.is au
Local for Hannibal -------- 'ii.io an
Fo- Alton-LesFc f.u a. m daily. 81 a n
daGTy: %; rs ~. daily. 80 g. m. except 8 n
DAY. 31' y. N except sunday SOS D. m, except
SUNDAY. so D IN. daily. 1.tl o m. daily, So
.. daily. u-ls q. m. sunday only.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ST IIoUIs-LoUIsvII.I-E LTNEs
Train Depart ArrfVe
Princeton Louisville. Lexir4-
ton and way stations Caaf-
tanoogs. Rome Atlanta Ma
con and points IN the South
east @tsl5
MO1nt Vernon Accommodated fss0t pm n. "a
Princeton. L0uisF He. LexlrH-
ton ard way stztions Enof-
vile. Ashrvllie. Chattauooga.
Rome. Atlantis. AuEustt
Charleston Macon and an
points In Florida ard ne
SoutheaHt ais rfa - =