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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13
THE WEATHER.
Omcial Forecasts Announced for To-
Day and TO-Morr0w.

Washington. March l2-Forecast for Thursday
and Friday:
Missouri-Fair Thursday. Friday. fair. with
wsriaer in east portion: variable winds.
llinois-Far Thursday. Friday. fair. with
warmer in north portion: fresh TO brisk north
wlnGs. becoming variable.
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrtory-Fair Thursday
and Friday: south winds.
ArkaEsas-Fair Thursday and Friday; variable
winds.
Eastern TeNas-Fair Thursday and Friday;
light TO fresh winds; mostly north
Western Texss-Fair Thursday and Friday:
variable winds
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13

John Frize of No. "a North Third street.
ter. Mics Kate. married Frank Nunson
tuesday raised a disturbance and at
law AAN so4'AA
Munson defended his wife until the ar.
rival Of policeman, who placed Frize un-
4sr arrest CHIEF Hauss gave the man
hours N which to leave town yesterday
Mrs Fr1ze conducts boar6inK-house.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13
MRS. BLOCKS WILL SUSTAINED.
Proof of Missing Instrument Es-
tablished in Court.

The will of Clara Block was sustained In
Judge Tslty's Court yesterday in the suit
of John Kohner and others against Hannah
Cohn and her husband Otto. although the
will Is missing.
An effort failed in the Probate Court to
establish the will on testimony as to its
contents. and that II had been In existence
and the matter was appealed to the Circuit
Court. Mrs. CoEn was the adopted daUgn-
ter of Mrs. Block and in the event OF the
Wills not being sustained. heir to the es-
tate. The plaintiffs were blood relatives of
Mrs. Block. ana. IL was stated. were re-
membered in the will.
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Registration o. New VOTER,

According to the figures of the East Ss
Louis Election Commissioner l,5lo new yot-
ers were registered Tuesday. These In
ciude the voters who have changed ai-
dresses since the last registration. ard the
registration Is considered rather small
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13
Athletic Club Entertainment

To raise money to purchase outfits for
the athletic team of the East St Louis
aigh School, the boys and girls of the
athletic clubs will give an entertainment
day night
A tTo-act comedy. The Black Diamond"
VIII De preceded by e music and literary
entertainment Only members of the attn
letic teams will participate
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13
MISS ROOSEVELT AT HAVANA
Presidents Daughter Escorted by
Senator Platt.

Havana, March 2.-Niss Alice Roosevelt
daughter of President Roosevelt. aocom-
panied by a party Of friends including
Senator Thomas a Platt, arrived here to-
day On tho steamer Mascotte. from Tampa.
Fla.
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- Il am s5:Ol pm
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RIG FOUR.

For Alton-Leave 7:si a. m. daily: SCI a IN.
daily: 1900 a. m. daily: 40 D except; Sun
day: 5c5 D. ~. except Sunday: $50 p m. daily;
7:R p. m. daily: 81 2. n. daily.
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JERSEYVILLE.
FIFTY-ONE CENTS An INNATE.
Jersey County ray. small Amount
Each Week by r0or-Farm Patients

The Board Of Supervisors OF Jersey Coun-
ty adjourned yesterday afternoon after
Two days session in the Courthouse at
Jerseyvilie. On account of the prevalence
% sinaipox Ia several places in the coun-
y a few months ago. the bills allowed
from number of townships were large.
Inc bills incurred in Quarry Township
alone amounted TO $500
The report on poor farm shows twenty
sl1 inmates and gives the total cost Of
running the farm s5,SS9.37, making the
net cost a week for each inmate, 81 cents
All the members OF the board were in at
tenoance at the session, with the exception
OF supervisor Z. B. Bartlett of Piasa Town
monia. ~ pHeo
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13
FARRELL SECURES A DIVORCE,
Closing Scene In Romance of a Hero
Cakewalker.

In the East st. Louis City Court yes.er-
day morning, Thomas Farrell was granted
divorce from Mrs. Britonnetts Farrell, nee
Coombs.
z arren Is the wsll-known cake-walker
whose sudden marriage to Miss Coombs
caused q sensation among their friends The
marriage was not e happy one In many
ways Recently Mrs. Farrell ATTEMPTED
suiciae. because he would not return to her,
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City Central Committee OF Jerseyville at which
G municipal ticket Will te named.
Editor II. l.. Derr. editor OF the Ewing. III,
Graphic. was a visitor IN Jerseyvi!le ysstrdayA
Editor J. NJ. Page of the Jerseyville Deras-
crai returned yesterday frcm Denver.
The lest meeting OF the year OF the Jersey
County Teachers Association Will ba held in -hs
J.rseyvilie High Schooi auditorium on Satur-
day. March -. The principa! address VIZ BE- de-
lyerei by President Parkinson of the Solthsrn
Illinois Normal at Cc-bcndale.
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JeraeyvfIIe Nate.

..-Ihe Chase-Lister Stock Company presented
house IN serseyviile las, evening.
SsAoerman z A Meyers has announced him
SsI as candidate for denomination from The
Third Third Ward in Jerseyvine on the Democraiic
The Democrats of Otter Creek Tovnshin
have nominated Doctor James a F!autt for Sa1
pervisor; John A. barton. Town Clerx: John
Anderson. Collector. Lester Cope Assessor;
Milo Cope. Commissioner of Highways
%. A EtH. business man O.. ;erseyyiIIe in
dangerously Ill with pneumonia
The Bard Of Supervisors Of Jersey County
has appointed Doctor E L. H Barry os Jersey
Vile county physician Tor ths coming year.
ID @. Trotter has been elected president Of
Prairie Union Grange. cas-: Of Jerseyville and
Miss Matte TrotleI secretary.
Tuesday. March s5 has been fixed as the date
Of the Democratic rrimsrv hv tue Democratto
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

EAGLE PACKET.
str. Bald Eagle val leave wharfboat. foot OF
Vine street. for Alton. Friday March IA. at
D m. For Alton. Grafton. Hardin. kampsyile.
Beardstown and all landings. Saturday.
March l.. At p. m. II. w. L.EYHE. Agent
Phone. Main ~
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued in BelIevills yes
terday were TO: Rolla Frankfort. q and
Miss Anna Ashley. 90 both OF st. Louis;
Augustus Freelove. Al. and Miss Mary II.
Van Sickle. I2, both OF Granite City.
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We shoe and CIothe the Feet.

Simply q series Of splendid successes
may triumphantly. be said of the con-
stantly recurring low-priced sales Of The
Hits Shoe Co. during the past winter.
We begin the new season with Our Grand
Spring Opening Sale. larger. grander,
more Interesting than ever
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h hsatLtI az % a m, cloudy; At t:53 p. m.
cloidy- Maximum tsmpsratuTe. ee: minimum
temperature. "a River. 81 feet.
X J. HYATT.
Local Eorecaet Os.cial.
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Government Report.

department OF Agriculture Weather Bureau
A.teoroiosical observations received at st. Louis
March l.. I'VE. az 6-ss p m. local time and
y M seventy nth meridian tine. Observarlons
.naae at the ssE.e moment Of time ut all sta
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sODALITY MEET-The Young MSa's
Sodality of Our Lady OF Good Counsel
Church will give n reception Sunday even
ing. March 16. at Schmitts Hall. $500 North
Broadway
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When you change boarding places get .
good one. One hundred and eighty-stx
good ones are advertised in The Republics
Rooms for Rent cclv-n2S to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
EAGLE PACKET COMPANY
Steamer Grey Eagle

VIII leave whsrfboat. foot of Vine ST. Mon
days and Fridays, at p m. for STE. Gene
vieva. Chester CTarsyytile wi;t.nberg. Grand
Tower. Nee;eys. Cape 8rardeau. Commerce ard
all way points. fl. ". LEYHE. Agent.
Phone Mair 80.
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GIRLS RUN THROUGH
SHEET OF FLAME
Three Daughters Of Policeman
Gruenewald Have Narrow Es-
cape From Burning Building.

Misses Alice Olga and Nora Gruenewaid,
daughters OF Police Officer Acoiph Gruene-
wald. Of No. sos North Spring street. dashed
through a wall OF flame in their home yes
terday morning and barely escaped with
their lives. Miss Alice was badly burned
about the limbs and head. but her sisters
were only slightly injured
The young ladies occupy room On the
upper floor OF the house. Shortly before s
a. m yesterday Mrs. Gruencwald arose to
prepare breakfast for her husband. In
searching for some articles OF clothing In
her daughters room, It Is supposed she
dropped a half lighted match to the floor.
floor.
A few minutes later she was attracted by
the odor OF smoke and, going TO the stair
case. discovered the entire hallway upstairs
sbla!e. She screamed and awakened her
neigkSor summoned the Fire Department
The three girls. thoroughly frightened by
IN front of their doorway. realized that
the flames. they only waited long enough
through Jug It the ei Wall q flame. Miss Alice
slipped. which accounts for her being
burned as badly as she was. -
The Fire Department reached the house
danger. The fire was quickly extinguished.
snpss s ss eae Gss to- S5 at9end m Miss Aee and rs
ported her injuries sersre
Real Estate Transfers.
Real estate transfers filed with County
Recorder Charles Eaefele at Eeilsvile yes
NJ p Andrews to C. p. AndrewA lots /. 2 ;.
FirrsviIls addition. Lshanon-Suitoi.ihl deed: 81.
WuIiarn Riddis 10 Anna NJ SPUR. part Of lot y.
Afoek s Lshsnan-vausnty deed: $3.50.
bectar yulius Kohl and wtfY % Peter Chuse,
Ras ss saitIsn fSi issi Vi .ss i
Blanche T. Armstrong and husband 70 Z; w.
sikkiar par. 10! rSs block q Illinois City
csn Deoeusser pnd wife g Charles Harry. lot
= ssssssssy'9ss ssg sioak r wins'anis' FaTh-"aF-
4 Il. Meints and wife to y. p MeouarriS
part lot a. block o. Denvers!de-warrantr dssos
j. /. Donovan to Anthony Woods. lot q block
G Lansdown Heights. East St. Lou's-warranty
DECD; 500. 80 ,-, ,,,
ss, Brooklyu-warranty deed; $500
lot 2. section ID T.4 fatally dssa; Y; +.
part northwest quarter. section 3. T. !. 8. =
East g. Louis Trust ana Savings Bank, trustee
to 6. e. Mcdonald. part lot Il Dsnverside-~ar-
ranty deed; sZ7.o1.
same 10 sane. outlot II Denyersiac-Quiseaaiu
George Krelsner and wife t9 Hen5y Hstssa- HH
Tlle-warranty deed: $3.50
same to John ees.e, lots 2 and q Aoenc's
section, BeleyiIle-warranty deed: S.1is.
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River Forecast.
Tho river at St Louis will rise.
River and Busine.

Harbor gauges yeEtercav marked 81 feet. show
iES a decline OF L OF feet N the last twenty
four hours.
Business On the Levee yesterday was active.
There were light receipts. but offerings wers
heavy.
temperature.
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ss::sD pm T::25 am
S..o rnn 800 am
-TEAC AVENUE
or - pm ss:3p am
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Local 10 burlington.
For Northern Iowa. 81. Paul
ard Minneapolis. lis...-.--...-
For Illinois. Via East Side line
to Rock Island and Clinton.
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SO I'm s1:2s am
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VANDALIA LINE.
PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF PITTS
JRG-PENNSYI.VANIA r. RAILRoAD-

RCRG-PENNsYI.vANIA
Train.
Trains Nos. % and q. New
York. Philadelphia. Baitf-
more ami Washington Special
indianapolis and New YORK
ICcal.-.-- .---..-.-.-- ..-.-..
New FORK Limited .--.-----.-
columbus and Esstern Express
Vandalia Accommodation ----.-
Indianapolis and New York
Express .--- ----------..
Fast Nail ..............---..
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For Dubuque and In Crosse. .
For Kansas CITY. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebrasl:a. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Cost
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si., Is. ~ 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson CRY. Columbia. Bccn-
VILE. Se,ia.ia. FU.t >ca:t.
Indian Territory and Texas
.-snt+N-s ..-..- .
,rae E1ty F'ys-,' Tor Dal-
las. Fort Mr.t4i. dC,:sJsn.
Galveston, san Antonio.
I-xicn Cit ani inte.rae-
die;e points ..-.-..-.-.-.......
Jsffe; sSn city. Columbia. t:pon-
willie. Sedaiia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas EXr. ssS.
Missouri. Kansas. Iadial Ter
rltory and Okilhnla Fiyer. ..
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II. & O. S-W. II. r..

CHICAGO. PEORIA AND
RAILWAH-(C.. IL Y. &
Train. ID
Peoria. Pekin. Springfield and
Jerseyville ...-.....-........ IS;
Ch"uteau Slough. Grafton and
Elsah ....-.--.-- ss
Alton. ChautauQua anil Grafton IS
Alton. Springfield and .Isrs~S-
tilie------ -.--.- ----.------.-.-- ~
Alton. Springfield. Jerseyville
and Grafton ...... IS;
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Arrived.

To-Day's Weather.
Generally fair and cooler.
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ST. L.. Il. c. & Z. r. n.

ST. l.. Il. {. q Z. X. II.
Train. Depart Arrive
1910, Mail-Beile. No. and
intermediate points 5:i1 pm 's:eo ani
1876 Sunday Special-Belle.
No.. and intermediate -0ints- ti:5. am tS 10 2n
Il5-lif Accom-, da tio:t-Dsl-e. No. and irtsc-
med..c points 1!.Ily except sunday le1vsB
VanGeyenter at SO a. IL and Forsyth
Junction at .:sO =. m Arrives at Ewing are
at SIS p.
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KATY"
Depart Arrive.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Northern Illinois Express
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
ouCue--.. ~ pm
Peoria and Springfield. 40 an $50 pm
Chicago Daylight Special. - am 100 pm
Eprin9heid Accommodation. %;45 nm 70 go am
Ch!ca6o Diamond Special...-.-- $40 pm IA am
Southern Lines.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Pahucah Mail and Exprese-
Murphysboro. Carbondals and
Marion ....................... '7:is am "a pm
New Orleans Fa., Maii-ca,ro.
Memphis Jackson. Tenn.
and Texas Express. Nash
VILE. Atlanta and Jackson
n Louis suecfai-Cairo. Mem
phis and New ORLEANS $50 am s5:1s pm
Accommodation - Nurphysboro.
Marion. Cairo Sparta ard
Chester Fs:Sc nm ll.s- am
Acc6mmc6atinn--M Mirphysbo-o.
Marion and Cfcsl Springs al pm n:S2 am
New Orleans Limited - Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer-Sash-
vthe. Atlanta snd Jackson
villa .a.t5 Is. am
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IRON MOUNTAIN i

Texn~ Fast Mall. to Little
Rock. Texarkana. Dallas. For
Worth and Ab.lene..-..--...--
Delta. Columbus and Cairo En-
press -..... -.------. e e
Fast Day Express - Dallas,
Fort Worth. Austin. San An
tonic. Houston and Galveston
Hot Springs Special .-..:---..
Texas Mexico and California
Speciai-Dallas. Fo,t Worth.
II Paso. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. san Antonio and La
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Depart Arrive.
30, am sIe:0j pn
.. :3S am $50 pm
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Depart Arrive.
::l0 pm l:5) pm
SIS am .:ls pm
So pTn 10 am
:er~On Route.b
Depart. Arrive.
. SIS am 'i:ls pm
's::55 pm 80 am
KATY"
Depart Arrive.
40 Il am 5:0l pm
SO I'm 80. am
II:fs pm $50 an
'S - pm T:2; am
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Local Report.
St. Louis No. March L. l5a.
s,Q a ". e5a n IN
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ST. L0UIS-pEO2IA LINE.
tSce G. p. c; ST. L.
81. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
NINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN


SERVICE.
Eas,bound-Leave Eighth and Grat.ct strest..
except sunday i:Oi. 6:ls. .:Si. s:5l: le-o,. i:ls
a. m: ices. i:te .:ls. f:et. .:ll 60 s:es p m
Saturday and SUNDAY oniy-Il:n D. m Suneay
only-5:z4 I:05 9:J5 a. l2:s5. 5:al; u:H D. m.
Lave Washington avenue. except Sunttay-4:es.
Ser, .:ll $50 l1oe. Ii u n. 1879. lag. 2:se
t.JI 5:IS 6:2s. sI6 2. SATURDAY and sunday
only-li:i5 y. III. sunday oniy-5:ss i:es. Sls a.
IN. 1929 SIS. li:i5 p
Westboand-Lesve Granite CITY. except SUNDAY.
5:i5 GOA !:oc s:Ii s:as. 1ite n. m: 1:lo. e;t..
s:sc. as. $50. ~. s;i' P ni Sa'usdayy
loco a m; I:Io. s-a D. IN. Monday only-is:is
a. m. Except SATURDAY. and Sunday. 5:i- D. m; -
Leave Madison, except Sundsy-5:i?. 500. .:es.
s:is s:.c. IJ:S a. M I:l5. 2:i.. IA. i:io. s0?.
1:I7. s:sI D. N. SATURDAY oE!s-i:5s y. m; SUI,
day onlv-ls:a1 500. s:h. 19:J5 e. m: i:la. o'a%
p. m Mops.ay cnly-le:s a. IA
TOLEDO, Sg. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
GLOVER LEAF ROi TED
Train. Depart. Arrive.
The Commercial T-avelT-
Toledo. Buffalo ard New ,.n
x,rfyaJ, a,i Eev, York Express "a IS s&:S6 pm
Ramsey Accomrnodstiou -. s5:04 pm 900 aua
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l.. & y. r.. II.

Train
Florida Limited via Nashville.
Atlanta and Macon n-..-.....
Fast Mail - Evansville. Nash
Vile. Birmingham. Montcon,-
cry. Chattanooga. Atlanta.
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla. Charles
ton. =
Southern Express TO Evans
Vile, Nashville. BiTn;ns ham.
Mobile. Ne- orleans. ThoTn-
asyiils, Jacksonville. Palat-
ka. Ocala and ST. Peters
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Evansville. Ind. March l,--River :s.s: falling.
Cloudy.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the River.

For 81 hours ending at L. H.:
81. Louis. Wednesday. March L, 1909.
Stations Dan.s- GAUGE Change
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FrIFs-. : :
Memphis EXnrsss. s.:-.-.:.s-..,.
FOTRTH STREET AND CHOCTl
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
v-,nlasfn-f - -.-........ =
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sOrTarRx RAILWAY.

SVt I Hmm aN-NTH !" III.
ST. LoJIS-LoCISNII-lE LINES
Train Depart Arrive.
The Belt S,ec!ai. except sun
Cs.y-------..- o-io Mn -S-So pnS
Princeton. Louisville. LsNing-
and way stations. Chat
tanoCga. Rome. Atlanta. $3.50
Macon and poiEts In the
Southeast. -.....------ 't:il am .. pun
lp:ut y.InCn Accommodation .6:pi IEi s.Ji ain
Princeton. Louisville. Lexing
and way stations. KnoA-
Vitie Ashevi.c. Chattanooga.
Rome. Atlanta. AuSusta.
Charleston. Macon and ell
pc nts III FloriSa and the
sOIthclst---.-. yin pm 80
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Depart. Arrive.
so avn SIS pul
JI:il am ;.Js nm
.g-oo ari S:-s pm
.e:iJ yYn a. 10 pni
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Tie pm $50 an
ss - pm T:9i am
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Train. Depart Arrive.
Fast go, am sIa:0j pm
Local E.IDress...-.............' .. :35 $50 pm
Dey Express - Kansas City.
Pueblo. Denver. salt Lake
City and san Franci<co-...-.. el:0e an s5:0l pm
washingtoa Accommodation. % - pm n Go am
St Joseph. Joplin Wichita and
Kansas Limited. and South
west N,s.orrt ............ $50 I'm s.:2o am
Kansas and Colorado Express.'l0:la um q 10 an
Creye Occur Lake trains leave tnt5n station
at eel. a m 'o:i5 a. IT'D D. I4:So D. n.
Oak Hill trains leave Caion Sss:icn ct ISL. =.
NJ, tloi9 4. M. t5:0J D N and t6ej D e.
Ni-iswCod trains leave CEiol StatiJl at :. 10 n,
m. II 90 D. IT,. Fs.fa .. m- 1875 D.
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l.. II. & ST. l.. RI. NIenI

To-. N. a VI. Il. II 7. tittEt
Train.
Fas: Maii-Ow. rsho=o. Clover
pert. Louisville. art .nC East
Eastern Express - owe II so sro.
tiONerpu:i. LDIis1 i,l.- and She
E.nSs
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Whitewater Donaldson of New York
city and Lucy Mason of this city; jeremiah
Mccarthy and Nellie Mulvihill Archie At
kins and Lilly Burch, both Of Richmond,
Va; William Dwyer and Blanche Herold;
john Ryan and Katherine Lavahan; Chas
Sche nider and Mabel tanner; Clifton
Larghlin Of Langley, Va, and Emily Hazen
of this city; William Knote and Blanche
Doughty; Haye Groome ana Daisy Fletcher:
Antonio Ficca and Lucy McWilliams; Will
liam Gayer and Nathalie Ferguson.
Colored-Shermont Talbrett and Mamie
Delaney; Clarence Dorsey and Mary Car
ter; Robert Butler and Lille Brown; John
Sterling and Lulu Warner; Robert John
son and Eliza Turner; Stephen Baulden of
Easton, Nd, and Matilda Boykin of this
city: Henry Johnson and Emma Frazier;
Thomas Butler and Ada Brooks: William
Miller and Laura Porter; Robert Hunt and
Lulu Payne; James Jackson and Margaret
Fcote; Stephen Stewart and Louise Filing
ton; Taylor Walker and Mary Brown; John
Cousin and Sarah Lewis.
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LunacY Proceedings.

Proceedings have been commenced
through Attorney A. Leftwich Sinclair in
the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia by the District Commissioners to
determine the mental condition of the fol-
lowing persons, who are alleged to be of
unsound mind and not proper subjects to
be at large: Mary A. Harper, John Walker
George E. Howell, Priscilla Mitchell, Leo
A. Lusby, Lucy B. Newell, Solomon III.
Ransom. Sarah c. Weaver and Venerando
Pullizzi. Justice Barnard has appointed
physicians to examine the alleged lunatics
and the court will hear testimony rega riding
their condition Friday next at l o'clock p.
m. in the room of Criminal Court No 2.
Justice Barnard late yesterday afternoon
directed that John ]. Dolan, Ray C. Gala
han, John A. Curran. Louine H. Ellwood
William Monkey. Henry Smith, Lolita "
Sommers and Ann E. Jewell be COMMITTEES
to the Government Hospital for the Insane
for care and curative treatment.
The inquiries into the mental condition of
Walter D. Cannon and Katie NJ. Pletscher
whose sanity was called in question las,
Thursday, have been postponed indefinitely
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Takoma Chorus Concert.

The first public concert by the Takoma
Chorus was gwen last night in Takoma
Hall before a large audience, enthusia ST C
In character. The program rendered was
quite an elaborate one and each number re-
ceived hearty applause. The chorus is COM
posed Of twenty members. and these MEM
bers were ably assisted by talent from The
city.
Maj. John Tweedale, United States army,
was expected to recite several selections
last night, but 1t was announced that he
was absent in the south. Mr.. ]. B. Kin
near after making an apology for Mai.
Tweedale's absence, made brief address,
in which he outlined the work of the chorus
and it's history since it's organization.
The program rendered during the evening
consisted Of an opening song by the chorus
The Heavens Are Telling" piano SOLO,
Mr.. Byron Blodgett; vocal solo, Mrs. c. :.
Heinline; chorus. The Sea Hath Its
Pearls and Gloria from Ii. Twelfth
Mass; trio, Mrs. c. o. Townsend. Mrs. H. j.
Scotch songs: chorus, THE Boy and the
Bee" vocal solo, The Lost Chord" by
Mr.. Harry H. Campbell; vocal solo, "Dea:
Heart" Miss Martha Garthwait; violin
solos, Miss Olga Judd, concluding with the
chorus singing Italia
The officers and members of the chorus
are: President. s. S. Shedd: vice president.
E. ]. Perry; musical director, James y.
Dyre: accompanies, Mrs. Hervey S. knight
members, Mrs. Harry c. Bursley, James
w. Dyre, Miss Edna Dyre, Mrs. Homer
Query, Miss Mabel Gray ]. B. Kinnear,
Mrs. ]. B. Kinnear, Mrs. H. s. knight Miss
Alice Low, c. c. Lamond. Mrs. H. j. Long,
Mrs. L. NJ. Mooers, Miss Bina Parkins. E.
]. Perry. Mrs. E. ]. Perry, s. s. Shedd,
Earnest Shuster, jr.; Mrs. c. o. Townsend,
J. N. Webb, Mrs. ]. N. Webb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-04
EITHER WAY HURTS.
A CROSS FIRE on COFFEE USERS.

The breaking away from coffee is an exceedingly
serious problem many people. especially when
headaches follow leaving of the drug and dys-
pepsia and bowel trouble grows more and more
serious II coffee Is continued. So there you are
between two fires.
comparatively easy way out was taken by a
lady from Franklin, Pa, who says I'VE had a
curious experience with coffee: Husband had been
for many years a sufferer from dyspepsia with
heartburn, headaches and general nervous trouble
We tried great many physicians and a great
many remedies, but Of them did him any
lasting good.
I'VE concluded there must be thing about
his employment that thus affected him. One day
a man told him that probably coffee was the cause
of his trouble and advised him to use Postum
The first time made it l studied directions and
made 1t good. Well, that day was a day long to
be remembered.
We liked the Postum but we had hundred
headaches compressed into one. You see the
trouble was We had both used coffee long that
nerves were In a state Of collapse without
the usual stimulant. Until then did not dream
l was such slave to coffee. but we had to do
something to quit, so the next morning l used
Postum with part coffee and we missed the head
aches; then l used less coffee every morning for
about two weeks, and then Postum alone for nearly
a year now, and l just wish you could see the
change In my husband. He has better health than
he ever had before. has the headache can
eat anything he wants, does not have heartburn
or any stomach trouble and he cannot be induced
to drink coffee under any circumstances.
when anybody mentions dyspepsia in his pres
ence he tells them what cured him. 4,
Il was almost bad he. but am now en-
tirely well and have gone up from 9S pounds to
1OS pounds and am so thankful for the blessing Of
good health.
IF my name will do any good. use it, for we
stand by Postum always" Mrs. W. A. Bowe
Goth Street, Franklin, Pa.