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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
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JkEfN Blu SEElEALS-
Paducah. Ky. Sept. 20.-The ]. b. Richardson
dspalted on time Ir cairo this mo;nins. TIE
TeHnsssSs lays up and her place yin be taken
actly this evening. but Will probably get away
has not showed np. TSe IL ". Bu,sefT. d9:
th:s morning from Evansville. will arrive about
! ins O'Clock tonight Weather warm and threaten
Cairo. Ill. Sept. 2s.-The river gauge reads ..
a9Iirsa , Mga' sss f fsSTey M aaa sGS1i ar re Ben h 3 8
was in and out on time. The Lotus SIMS arrived
i pSis s st 80 Lens 3. at M t y with n a an fai qeP Pai5' T fr I Rse,
Lee arrived from St Louis at $50 p. m. with a
Memphis. Tenn. Sept. %. = The. river. here
stands "a feet on the gauge. a fall Of s OF 8
parted at 5 p. m. for Cairo on her first trip of
the season with a gOod Trip; The Delta VIII get
good trip; The Stacker Lee viii arrive tonight
VIcksbu1s.. Miss. sept. 20.-The gauge to-day
showed IA feet. a fall CT L OF a foot. The
h nom SaEi slf sesd. f9 ca 9sInPA II. II M E1h aaFi wfiI
leaae tonight FOR the Upper Mississippi 70 pur-
In fsom Greenyi!le. The continual fall Of the
river will probably force boats back to the lower
Grand Tower. III. Sept. o.-LIttis Clyde. with
s ss%p ,f sns"; eec Ia al m a at m Lp "a sims
Girarteau down a; lo:so a. m: Res lee down at
weather Cloudy end warm.
Burlington. Ia. sept. 2o-The river is ] foot
J snch' W 1seSi cIoaSy and cS . fhe iHaele9ai
Blair was in ana out from Davenport The
Elo;se f-cn keokUk.
cape Girsrdieu no. Sept. 2o-weather cloudy.
Diver falling. Lotus Sims down. 10 an The
Cape Girardeau down. = D. m The Rec Les
down. l 7. n. The Lilly ~. 1 p m. Clyde with
Frsnch's rev sensations down. s a m
Louisville. Ky. Sept. 50-River rising: In canal
:: on fats. S: below locks SO. Clear and pleasant.
Cincinnati. Sept. ea.-River ~ fest; stationary.
Clear. warm
Evansville. Ind. sept n-River stationary. Is.
Cloudy warm.
Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. R Is. falling.
Clear. pleasant.
Pi;tshgr~. Pa. SEPT. ea-River ls feet. falling.
Clear. pleasant.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
MILLERS' MUTUAL COMPANY
CELEBRATES SILVER JUBILEE.
Illinois Members of Insurance Assoc
citation Gather at n banquet
in Alton.

The Millers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany celebrated the silver anniversary Of
their organization at Alton yesterday The
company consists of almost all Of the prom
inent miIlers in Central and Southern IL
linois. and the celebration was held in the
Office of the secretary. Doctor A R. Nc
Kinney.
A banquet was served at / o'clock at the
Mckinney home. at which several toasts
were given by tho visitors. Among those
from abroad in attendance were: II. Schurr-
man OF Germantown, e. II. Seybt of High
land. George Postel OF Mascoutah. z. G
Kreider of Jacksonville. W. K Stanard Of
ST. Louis. T. Koenigsmark OF 81. Louis. T.
L. Reuter- of Nashville. c. r. Cole OF Ches-
ter. A. F. Prange Of New Douglas and
ID. r. Sparks. W. n. Pierce. A r. Nc
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Departed.
Departures To-day.
River Rialfo Brevitie,.

1sry rivernea ATTENDED The funeral a, Chm
Robert Roeh-tg. who died "Wednesday ST.
were concactea at his home. No. 1872 BEN
tetreet. yesterday afternoon Among the
frncn present were captain Austen Owen.
Ain CAFES McGeasy. Charles Montague. Ca--
Thomas Walker. j. ID awning Charles
iuft and Colonel Hunter Ben jenkins.
fxfng to heavy fog Friday night and yes,er-
imorning. ootn tne BALD Eagle from Peoria
CHESTER from Cape Gsrarceau. we.e late
IRVING
The Sidney arrived yesterday morning from
+ngton and departed in the afternoon for
Sex, weh patronized.
'he Grey Eagle. arrived yesterday morning
Commerce with q good trip, and departed
1< rafternoon On the return
captain GreerweiI and Captain Shsnkie Of ths
= Aae have flied a report OF the river channel
+ Cairo TO New Orleans at Earbor No. Is.
ne Columbia arrived yesterday morning from
Her and ST. AaryS. and departed in the aft
pa WITH a good freight and a full cabin.
&ptsin Larry Ccbbersy went out yesterday
he Grey Eagle TO Commerce as frE- clerS.
y She pace CT E. Ross Powell. who resigned
&e last Trip.
ne Bald Eagle arrived yesterday afternoon
Peoria. having been delayed by Sog. She
<rfr1 o. the return with a gooS trip
<6e Cxpr Gissrdeza viii arrive from Com
- to-Dcrrow morning and go cut on the re
Ia the afternoon
f1e tinted States sragooet Wright arrived
fc1ay ana tied up at the foot OF Franklin
me Peters Lee was receiving yezfcrasy for
@x1p 70 Ke7Dhis On ~A,cn she esrarzs To-
r Eeie Of Calhoun departed resterday aft
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
csnooa for Calhoun coanty with coed freight an

'FNTII NJ NHIllun 'UIllTN WIN EOCW freight an !
PASSENGER service.
IcsS. VINO was killed When the city OF P.ttsbur.
'u-ned several month agn. was murdered nv !
r1CStabCut He WIS seen - Leave the boat aliVn-
When found he was wounded and his watch
risssnE. \ negro has been arrested who tried
10 sell the watch at Louisville.
The River Commission. It is sasG. has pur-
chased She willows on the Illinois shore rear
Neniae and will cot them fer mattresses 10 j..
used IN constructing 4 dyke near the Msrchlnts'
bridge.
Captain George Belt was a visitor a'onE the
river srInt yesterday.
The pilots of Cincinnati and Louisville have
chartered a boat and are making 4 trip along the
Ohio River 10 prepare themselves for low-vate-
navigation.
II. W. sebastian Is now agent Of the Belle %
Calhoun in place OF Lawrence Mcdonald. whD
resigned.
The Lee Line beginning tomorrow Will have
three packets a week TO Memphis. The Peters
Lee VIII depart tomorrow afternoon
Reports received from the Lotus Sims. that
departed friGay for Memphis. state that she -
doing q good business along the DIVER river.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

County Nominating Convention will BE- h-ld at
Collinsyillc tomorrow.
a dancing party was given at Rock SPRINGS
PARK. Alton. last evening by Misses Julia JoeSt-
ING anu meg ACNee.ey.
News Of the death OF Mrs, II. NJ. Bateman at
Pomona. CAL from paralysis was received az
Alton yesterday. She was the mother OF Mrs.
John /. Boals OF Alton. and formely resided n
The Grand Jury OF the Alton City Court al
5orrred yesterday after reporting eighteen true
bills. The indictments were not given out. bat
vil be reported on Tuesday morning. at which
time II Is expected that the persons under indici-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers fled for record In
Beleville yesterday were:
H. T. Renxhav and wife to E. F. Harper.
lot II. block J ltezshaw place. last St Loais:
warranty deed. Sc
wv Webb AMI wife 10 Anaa c. Wagner.
iots n and =. block 10. Oakland addition. Belle
VILE: warranty deed. 500
fc-. part OF southwest quarter. section u town
"Trip Z. north 4; warranty deed, S.si90.
Henry Br1eraieve and wife 70 Iafncs Aearsl
part OF 10; = Drtchsrs subdivision. Illinois CITY.
A., ID. ID. HARDY and wife to =. H. Back. Let a
ard part % got =. block III. Denverstde. war
So5hte Rtenzie and husband to Casper Waiter.
p.r OF lt u. Eaxtacnfs subtivisicr. East 81
Louis: warranty cesd. 900
Tneo. kzrr et al 10 Margaret NJ Mick. part
OF lot 8 Abend-s subdivision. northwest quar-
t.. SECTION -. tov nship /. north s. warranty
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
LADIES ENTERTAIN AT u. VI. C. A.
Coffee Is Given and Music Programme
Rendered.

Branch. Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. gave a coffee at the association
FOOTE'S yesterday afternoon and evening.
An elaborate menu was arrange by the
aides and an informal music programme
was rendered The rooms were decorated
with the Wild flowers of autumn.
The ladies' in charge of the coffee" were:
Refreshments. Mrs. James Quigley. Mrs
Ed Rogers. Mrs. Anna Ropiequet. Mrs. ]. A.
Farmer. Mrs. II. c. Begose: Reception. Mrs
Mrs. J. A Gaiiaher. Mrs. Della Clark. Mrs.
Robert Waugh. Mrs. +. McCcnaughy. Mrs
NJ. r. Hartman. Mrs e J.. Brownon:
Music. Mrs. Charles Harrison. Mrs. Mar
Gus Mace. Mrs. ]. A. Gallaher; Decoration.
Misses Lulu Reuss. Lenore W~inkeimann.
Alice Mueller. Julia Moore. Mamie Pope
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we.teraers i'm New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. SEPT. 3-Among the arrivals
at the notes here to-day were the follow
ing Westcrners:
81. Louis. q. Butler and Mrs. Butler. ]. A
S-ddon and Mrs. Stddon. +. r. Hensel. Mrs. J.
/. Carleton. Mrs. Il. + Dsggat- Waldorf: D. r.
Ksiue and Mrs Ksime. Z. c. Donk. Fifth Ave
rue: Ms. J. J. Sylvester. Srs- u a. B.0cA.
Kiss Clock, ). Frank. Gerard: a G.. Robyn,
lm;erla,- u. Stnhl, Head Square; A. Cosher.
Broadway Central: Mrs. V. H. Lnpton. ST. Denis.
r. n Houston, SorTnzniis; A Coghs. As:or.
Kansas Cty-N. Ii. Holmes and Mrs. Hoimes.
". H. Holmes, Jr. Holland; }. II Norwood
s5rinzaeld. M. l. Taylor. Herald Square.
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sLeshina Fair n Success.

REpJRLLC
SheIhina. No. Sept. 21.-The twenty-frst
annual Sheibina Fair. which closed yester-
DAY. was one of the most successful in the
history of the association. Only a few
r6css were run. but an especial effert was
made 10 get the farmers Interested Lib
cral premiums were offered In the agTicUl-
tursi department and livestock rings. -Four
OF the best exhibits OF farm products ever
seen in Northeast Missouri were made.
Tire rings for mules and mule colts were
all well filed. and many stockmen said 1t
was the best showing in these rings ever
Witnessed in this part Of the state.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
Tri-City Notes.

the Venice NJ. z. Church. will preach his
farewell sermon to-day and depart In the
evening for Hartford. III. He will remain
charge.
Morris Givens. b~ricklayer. was injured
at West Madison by being struck on the
scaYold.
The Masonic Hail at Venice win be re-
modelled into a dw~eiling-house. The local
lodge will meet at Brauthorn's Hall on
Main street.
The stamping works at Granite City are
working on a tYenty-car order OF granite
ware TO be shipped TO Australia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
GOULD BUYs ANOTHER ROAD.
s1.T5o.OOo for New Or,cn, and
Northwestern.

George J.. Gould yesterday purchased the
New Orleans and Northwestern Railroad at
public auction at Rayvtlle. La; for Slt0.-
CO.. The Mississippi end OF the line was
sold TO z. G. Merriam of the Missouri Pa
cifc for S250.0O. and the Louisiana end of
the line was purchased by NJ. Merriam and
F. G.. Hudson for E.50o.6o. Merriam is at
torney for the Missouri Pacific and Hudson
for the Iron Mountain
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
TRl-ClTlES.
BED OF auICKsAxD DISCOVERED.
Heavy Timbers and Rock Disappear
in Pit Near Madison.

While building a line of track near the
Merchants Terminal bridge for the South
ern Railroad the contractors encountered n
large bed OF quicksand. which necessitated
stopping work. Piles forty feet long have
been driven in the sand. but disappear
Rock was then employed. but. although
wagorlo4ds have been thrown in the
bed, a foundation cannot be made 1t Is
probable, the contractors say. that the
space will have to be bridged over.
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MAKE ONE FARE TO PEORIA.
Five Roads Reduce Rate 20 Grain
Dealers C~onvenfso1

Chicago Sent 2-Th@ BURLINGTON. Rock
Island. Northwestern. Illinois Central and
fat rate of one fare fer the round trip for
the annual convention OF the Grain Deal
ers' National Association. to be held In
Peoria Ill. October L 2 and Z
AL other roads have made a rate OF one
and one-helf fare for the round trip. on
the certificate p.sn- The Peorfs people are
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Called tie Reverend j. r.. FIndiey.

SPECIAb
Columbia Mo.. Sept. 1-The Presbyterian
churches at Deer Park and Centraiia have
called the Reverend J. r. Findley CT Pleas
ant Hi to succeed the Reverend e. T.
Hickok. who was removed to Pennington.
Mr.. Findley viii accept the call and make
his home in Columbia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
Heir to an Estate in England.

Justice Barnett NATHAN OF Alton received
news yesterday that his wife Is one OF the
heirs TO an English estate amounting TO
$4,000. The estate is Inherited through
MIS-. Nathan's mother, Mrs. Gibbons. and
Mrs. Nathan viii receive about $1,000. Jus
tice and Mrs. Nathan will depart for Lon
don in a few weeks to secure the money.
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BImmrt Called to Bi-mingham.

REPUBLIC
Columbia. Mo-. Sept a.-Mr. Roy l.. DIN
nit OF Columbia has been elected -sCpsrin-
tendent OF manual training In the schools of
Birmingham. Ala He was graduated in
1909 from the university and has since oesn
teaching in MobeTly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
DEMOCRATIC PRIMAR1 Is HELD.
Delegates Are selected to the Convex
tiou mt C~ollinayiIle Tomorrow.

The Democrats OF Alton held a primary in
Pioneer Hall last night to select delegates
TO the Madison County Democratic Conyen-
morrow.
John Pfeihenberger was made chairman
and John Elble secretary A committee
consisting of one member from each ward
was selected to. name the list of delegates
to the Collinsvilie convention The list Is
TO be certified to the convention by the sec
Rotary OF the primary. No candidates were
Endorsed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

y branch of the German ST. Vincent Or
pban Asylum has been established In the
Eoy Family Parish. The officers are: Lo-
ren-o Barnes, president, Sebastian Truet.
vice pres dent: George Doswald. secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
Grand J.ry return. IaaIesnens..

The ST. Clair County Grand Jury cturred
q batch of indictments yesterday morning
a. follows: William Brandt. robbery. Pat
rick Bunyon. assault: Edward Falion. rob-
berry. Edward Airing. carrying concealed
John West. burglary and larceny:
John LOTUS. burglary and larceny: Harry
Taylor. burglary and larceny Harvey r.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

Archbishop Kain has invited Bishop JAMS
sen OF Rclley!ne. H.. 10 administer contrma-
ticn In SIS. Peter and Paufs Church. Eighth
strset and Allen avenre. Archbishop kain
VIII not administer confirmation until his
health improves.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
-Edunrdsxille Notes.

-RelIxicrs services will be held at the County
Poor BARN this afternoon at . O'Clock. The ".
c. T. U. will have charge OF the service, and
the address viii be made by the Reverend Elisha
Sarord Of the First Presbyterian Church
The German Evangelical Church. on Second
street will celebrate its annual mission feast
to-day. service VIII begin nj s:45 n the NOM
tn-. ard the sermon will lie preached by the
Reverend William Martin OF Troy. The after
noon service begins At $50. and addresses On
home and foreign missions Will be made by
the Reverends r. g Kniker OF Staunton. +.
Eg<en Of Hamei and A. D. Rain OF Moro In
terest Is given to this service by the fact that
two Edwardsyiile men and their fanil.es-roc-
tor Canrisht and the Reverend IL Psat-ars
In dire danger at CEentu-Tu and ChunE-klarg
China, dispatches OF this week telling of the
ravages OF the Boxers surrounding those places
Mrs. Lucfila Thompson. who filed suit for
divorce yesterday from James NJ. Thompson. Te-
cites In her bill that their welded life lasted
two monthS They were married In May. 1871.
and separated August J
Daniel Barlow was arrested in Colfnsvf-ls
yesterday. and after n preliminary bearing WIS
seat To Jail at Edvardsviile. IL h charged that
he entered the Office of Steinneser Bros. and
stole nc=ey-
The United States Army recruiting Office.
which has been open at N. Leland for the past
month. was closed yesterday. They secured q
coed many snlistpents in Edwardsviiic.
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Drank Coal OIL and Died.
REPUBLIc SPEC

BIO SFELIAL-
Kakoka. Mo-. Sept 2a-William Golden.
aged Is years. died to-day from the effects
OF drinkilg two lamps full of coal Gil ct
the Hotel fremont last week.
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An Awkward mistake

"whGt an awful locking villain the pris-
oner s." whispered a lady in the police
court TO her husband II should be afraid
even to stand near him
Rushf" warned her husb7rd." I prison.
er hasn't been brought in yet That's his
LAWYER.
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Killed IN n Seed Anger.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

SIElIAL
GreenvtI;e. Tex. Sept. "A ]. Gentry.
night Waterman az the oil mill. was terribly
margled In the seed anger early this morn
ing and died soon after his leg had been
amputated-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
NEWS OF THE CITY PARISHES.
Father Conway Returns to st.
Louis University.

The Reverend ]. ]. Conway. S. J.. who
left S. LoCis five years ago. has returned
and IL stationed at the st. Louis University.
where he was formerly located. He spent
par. of the time while away in the North.
He has recently been connected with the
Creighton University at Omaha. Neb.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

The Reverend JOSEPH Casey. who has been
acting as assistant al St AIMS Church.
has been assigned to ST. Michael's Church.
He oficiated at St. AIMS during the alb
sence Of the Reverend o. J. Mcdonald. who
was in Europe.
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suit AEaIn.t coa.t.ble chnrehiiI.

Dora Hahn fled suit in the Circuit Court
yesterday against Michael r. Churchill.
Constable In Jue.ice Spauidinx's court n
the United States Fidelity ard Guaranty
company for 300 damages. She alleges
Canrcni1rs deputies entered her house In
l%i and damaged her furniture.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
REPUBLICANS NAME TICKET
IN ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Nominations Are Made without OPP
position and Only Clash II
Over q Revolution.



Q ST. CLAIR COUNTY 4
Q REPUBLICAN, TICKET. 4
. State Senator. Sherman Hamilton. I
. Marissa- 4
. State Representatives W. E. I
. Trautman of East St Louis. Martin I
. %Schnipper OF Belleville. I
. Sheriff. Wash Thompson. East St 4
. Louis. 4
. County Judge. Mayor John B. Hay. 4
. Belleville. I
. County Clerk. George X Thomas. 4
. Belleville. I
o Probate Judge. Frank Perrin. Leb- 4
. anon. Z
Probate Clerk. Adolph Andel. Belle 4
{. willie. Z
. County Treasurer. Philip Wolf. East Z
. St Louis. Z
. Superintendent; of Schools. Charles Z
. G.. Hertel. Freeburg. Z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

krbor Eaures yesterday msrked 80. indicating
n Of % OF a foo; during the last p hours.
lssness along the river front yesterday was up
ne average.
Father. generally fair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

The ladies Of ST. Marks Church will give
IN afternoon cuchre on the Christian Broth
ers campus next Wednesday afternoon ..
$50 o'clock
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
Death of Greene County Resident.

David j. Williams, a prominent resident
OF Greene County. died Friday at his home,
gering illness. Mr.. Williams was - years
old. Thu funeral win take place this morn
ing at IL O'Clock from the family residence.
The Reverend J. T. Malcolm. pastor of the
First Baptist Church at Kane. will oflciate
and the burial viii be IN the Jaiappa Gene
terry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
Jerseyville Notes.

Mr. James Mccay Of Rosedaie. west Of Jer-
SEVILLE. died suddenly on Friday night at her
home with an attack Of heart disease. She was
at Deer Plain In Calhoun County.
q ". Simmons Of Jsrseyvfle has sold his
Calhoun County apple farm. consisting OF <S
acres. located at Hadely.s Landing. to Judge
Leslie D. PGterbauyh Of Peoria. III. for $4,000
Mrs. b. G.. Clayton OF JerSeyville yesterday
celebrated her ninety-seccnd birthday with n din
ner party at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Ed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
EAST SIDE NEWS.

MURDER: John PenIx. burglary and larceny:
Martin Davis. burglary and larceny. three
charges
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

Family Parish VIII give a euchre next
Tharseay evering At Oak Hni Garden. Nor
gan Ford road and Jun alta street.
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A euchre for the benefit OF the Little Sis
tiers Of the Poor will be held next wedneS-
day afternoon at loeblg's Hall. Broadway
and Geyer avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
10 LINE

For Hamburg 2. Mozier's. cIsrxsviIl..
Stsf-s Iouis.ara- Harnibsl. ouin-y Ee5-
T Kuk. Na1vco. Fort Madison. Buriin5-
\ NuseatDse. Rock Island ard Davenport.
+ STEAMER SIDNEY
trcs Tussd1y. September .. : %. m. from
trfbast. f0ot % WASHINGTON ave.
Bone &a:n-s4:IA- l. r. LUSK. Cen. sgr.
q LOFTS AND TENNESSEE RIVER PACK
Fo.- fEE all landings o. Tennessee River. he
en- 5.acucah. KY. and Hamburg. Team. Shics
-. CT l. & y. r. X. Regular tariff Viii
Ay. JN0. F. MASSENGALE. Trf. Mgr.
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Pike Townshfn Meeu.r.

Tn Democrats of Pike Township met at
the National Hotel ard elected John b.
Woods delegate 10 the County Conventions TO
be held at $eileville next Saturday. George
Reed was NAMED as alternate. n delegate
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To-Day'x Weather.


"D NNtfFNE
: and unsettled. with possibly shorers.
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River Forecast.
River and business.

river at St. Louis wiz fan.
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RIVER NEWS.
Eiae and Fan OF the River.

tvoEtysfcur hours ending at : q. m.
- st. LOUIS. SATURDAY. sept. ~. lae.
4 r.cn 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-04-29
COMMUNICATED

OUR NEW PUBLIC BUILDING.-AD-
nexation or rttrocession has been set.
tied, the gas question has passed from
the domain OF discussion. the bond
matter will be disposed of on the 22nd
proximo. now we can talk about our
new custom house or postoffice, or by
wbstsver name 1t may be called by
the six who appeared before the Con.
gre ssionsl committee and right then
and there got the 100000. Some
where 10 the Bible there is a story OF
the cleansing OF the lepers, one OF
whom returned 10 give thanks, when
the Saviour said "there were ten
clesnsed but where are the nine"
Upon the occasion of this visit OF six
of our most estimable citizen, las q
Washington newspaper says, "tbree
democrats and three republicans" q
kind OF 'sli and 'sl0. our representa-
tive. Congressman Rixey, who has,
with commendable energy and zeal,
watched this as he has all other mat.
ters concerning his constituents and
State, looked around for the purpose
OF introducing toe "visitiDg statesmen"
and for the further purpose of having
each with language eloquent and
logical impress upon the Congress
sional commiItse the importance OF
having building large enough, and
one also in keeping with the dignity
and size OF those who will boss the
business for the next three or four
years theresbout, found only two Of
the six gentlemen were present, which
suggests The query. Six started but
where were the four? Well, perchance,
they had other fish to fry. VINO were
the four? Don't everybody speak ut
once. But il any one is entitled to
special credit certainly it is not those
Who went to speak but did not stay,
And want the praise in our day
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