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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16
River RiartO Brevitfes.

The Alton packet spread Eagle has been
withdraw from the trade and Will be laid UP
for the winter. She Will depart this morning for
her winter quarters at Paducah, KY, to Join
the Bald Eagle Of the same line. Captain VIII
lam Leyhe and Pilot Arthur Miller will take
The Cape Girardeau arrived from Commerce
YESTERDAY morning with n good trip and departed
on the return in the Afternoon.
Engineer Henry Miller Of the Government;
steamer Search arrived in st. Louis from his
steamer at Memphis.
The Stacker Lee departed yesterday afternoon
Tor Memphis with a good freight trip and many
passengers. considering the season.
The towboat Parker is at Thebes. Ill. with
The, feet employed in constructing a railroad
prioGe over the river at that point.
The Chester departed for Cape Girardeau yes
teTHay. taking out a heavy freight
Engineer J. l. Miller. who has been IN
charge OF the engines Of the Government steam
er Fury on the upper river. has returned to his
nome at tIIntii. Mimi. for the winter.
-chanSes have been made on the machinery
OF the steamer Cape Girardeau which increase
her speed to such an extent as. her officers
say. will enable her 10 probably pass any packet
plying the lower river.
The river was almost free from floating &c.
Yesterday and rivermen expect that the channel
VIII remain open fur several more weeks. Last
season it closed on December IS.
frank Meyers. formerly mate Of the steamer
j., Il. Williams. departed FOR Cairo, where he
Company.
-No packets are now making landings above
81. LOUIS. the three packets that covered the
territory having been Withdrawn.
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BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS

feet; showing : rise q = fset da siase the ssa1 iasi z? 4
sntIi > p m: today: Weather cool. The City OF
dspsftsd for the I Tenn se; Lf River al at > $40 T. n p. and nd
with a good trip. The Bonanza arrived from Gin
Sp.em with a fair I trip. She is iG a n Msm B5ss IN n
the cincinnati;MemphIs trade and is running in
S mas IN z, and ; out on time: The Bald Eagle passed
flower arrived from the Upper ;Ts Ohio at : ! ne y MAY M
she has a tow Of produce boats and win depart
arrived from the Upper Mississippi + at i ! r: m'
Mith a tow Of rock and enplies; She departed for
Pelican. the large transfer "i boat san afri !eT' fT Tas
down SP fse r HiisT'S taIfHof at /. p The he , shs %,ti 'ds,,sIt
, Mrses city several weeks ago. has become a total
Memphis. Tenn. Dec. l5.-The river here stands
ihs ,a1 1o IS hours he Peters Lee arrived last
win d. a ia fair tn fhs Kats adams departed 7 It 3 )
lanes Lse dspaTssd at : p ST m. Tor fi Fsia F?'1 ro hne
r Tns k Tse sr q; bss f d. e. II e : p paf n; e ! An !,
s noon ad for vicHsS ; on her trip Gown from Cairo:
River; and departed to-day from white Hives
tons hay. and returns Wednesday at noon. The
k insals sf RIVER With a st bales ' eat,o svs sn5 EI.,in5yo5m.
io,morrow evening: Receipts by river to-day
S.Hs SACKS ;ss Ss ess,o cotton sssd. "a: The Sess es sssa cotton to- ~; "a
over and leaves tomorrow evening. ~
is: The bisk. Fowler departed faes cai S'sn on
morning; The Josie from st. Louis. With ta n
arrived here at 2 o'clock this morning and will
River to bring other barges to go into winter
quarters on her return with the balance Of the
this port. The BALD Hsigle. one Of the t'4 many b ber
longing to them; has just arrived. The Joe
and the II. ". Bnttorfr from an "a fRiI morning morning
at } p. m. and will leave for GAINESVILLE about
oc EgsnsT anSo, Ind ID De- s;;s, 1.-THE ,oWbGat Vim
catlettshurs. KY. and VIII run in the Big sandy
River. The terms OF the sale were private. The
Wabash River. y" 'H'
.vicksburg, Miss. Dec. 15.-The gauge to-day
Of the Bends cleared for GTeenvsIie. The c Ssaie
netts is due down. Senator Cordill in and out
port.
,e ches Ws,, EII: 4 I'eS5T lS.o adS ao,5 Using; gauge 10
Memphis. last night Due Up Up "5 Grey gPi Ea Sity OF
aS SrsP iate T2 last night II: Pei feiiiea ai;d d5Mg of So ssSa y
Grey Eagle UP al llo F F, m; Usage IN and out
and rising r Weatssr cloudy sndsS vet tea's Is feet
Feet. No change since last report Cloudy. Colder
burlington. Ia. Dec. 15.-The river continues to
fall steadily. the stage now being l foot 9 inches
above IOw-water mark. Weather ciondy and
colder.
Louisville. KY. Dec. r. rising. In canal
locks 30 feet 3 inches. Raining.
Pit;sburg, Pa. Dec. 15.-River L24 feet: fall
ing: raining
Wheeilng. W. Va. Dec. D-River % feet: fall
ing. Cold: raining.
Cincinnati. O.. Dec; 15;-Riyer rising S4i5 feet;
cool.
Evansville. Ind. Dec. 5.,River rising slowly:
New Orleans. La. Dec: I5.-Arrira!: The Hox'e
and harges from St Louis.
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ANSWERS FINAL ROLL CALL
Colonel p. e.. Calvin Dies at
Pana, Ill.
REpIHIIr

NM Z sAI'# ~ - l-it%
Pana, H.. Dec. I5.-Colorel p. G.. Calvin.
H. years old. died in this city last evening
quite suddenly. He was a prominent mem
Der of Pope Post. No. III. q. 4. r.. and
saw service through the Civil War. He was
Colonel of the Sixth Missouri Regiment and
burg.
He led the charge at C~hickasaw Bayou
and followed sherman IN his march TO the
sea. He also served as staff officer under
several commanders, among them being
General W. b. Hazen. He has held several
appointments of trust and only last summer
made 4 trip TO Chickamauga and ViCkshnrg
a a member of the Illinois Commission 20
ments in the Siege at y!cksburg.
He was a leading Republican and well
known throughout the State by that party.
lie was Il prominent business man connect
ei with the firm of Calvin * Co. better
known as The Leader.
colonel Calvin was a native of Ireland
and came to this country when q years old.
lbs funeral will take place tomorrow from
=. Patrick's Church. OF which he was a
member.
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-FFIW" ytfV-
Indicates precipitation ,naprreciable.
r. J. HYATT
Local Forecast Official
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IRON MOTNTAIN ROUTE.

Train.
texas Fas, Nail to Little
EvCk.Texarkana. Dallas. Ext
Worth AMI .sbiiene..--.-...-
Hot SPRINGS SpEcIal.-..---.--..
Delta. gy.lm-.j and Carr
Express ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fast Day EkDE.Ss Dallas.
Fort worth. Austin. san Al
tonic, Houston and Galveston.
Texas. Mexico AID California
Spccia!-Ea,Ias. ECrt Worth.
II Paso. Log angeles. Gai-
weston. san AHtoniO and La
redo
Memphis EXp.esS-.-----.--------.
FOURTH STREET AND CHOU
STATION.
De Si.o ard Bismarck Accom-
mediation :
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Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Receip:s SIS SKIS. and Il cars local
and and > >, cars e5s.c thS?usn; E By sample am deI.N2i : re;
choice salable there at 73iac: No. 3 red at 80
1lzc y and 'IaIfsc E; SIDE: No. at &c ",
hard at 6Saf2c: Nc. : hard a; e. -: 40. !
hard at 5sgs2c; rejected at 55c: No. . Colorado
'"~CoRS-Reseipts 81. sss and 1es cars local
and cars thrc!,': 20. ard No. 3 white st
lives the only bIyeis. he :ricfs switched to
Sc for a few cars AMI FAC: the market FOR
Skd. in elevators-Ng. 2 at 1910.
,oATS-Rscsipts 5 ears i.cal and 10 cars
N sa5o" : at siasrsc ana No s . at &c. s ali w H side
No 3 white m a, small way brought 3~G's5ta.c
quOtahle at 3sizI37c.
RYE--Scarce: firm. Sales on trk.-No. .
&, Side. a. is,.c del. NJ % l eno'Fe
RARLEY-.Quiet. Sales 1000 bu. Minnesota at
FLoUR-soft winter ~aour-Paten,s .s.:5as.0
sosOG3: Tow grades s. c5a2. 80: hard winter fours
patents s.; ;5a2z5; straights s.e5a105: clear
hands. Tx. or at depot. this side. Orders his ftS.
FLAXSEED-Noninal at sl.12aLI3.
e7assc in bulk and 70c in large and PC in small
sks.: MIXED feed at &c in large and sc in small
; Z, nil Ti S4 = seli At al ;sa asa7:sc a s9g sbY.s to o, q ally
RLcKWHEaT FLa.R-Eas,erp at s. ,5ggG,
CoRNMEAL.S1tx zeal. Z, o. b. 1870: pearl.
P,HAY-Receipts e9 ton. local and 10 through:
shipped 2sl tons. Quote: Timothy on f. side
E ia;Ssr .2 si5si5 =; s; S9 1 s Eiarsr 20; No e, 3 sms sl e y %:
No. !: STAR for No. 2: light clover mixed: sl2.5o
. sls . s feF ! h sisais.5 s1@:i sS: ! s., P5aiEis on W
LEAF SND sPELTER@Leaa 5. spel,er a.
sTRAw-wheat on .rk. IS: rye $50 fer new
and sGS for old.
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TO-Day's Weather
Arrived.

Generally fair: colder.
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H WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Morrow.

and "Wednesday
Eastern TeNss-Fair and cold Tuesday: fresh
north winds. Wednesday fair. with slowly riS-
ing temperature.
Western Tcxas-FaIr TUESDAY: Wednesday fair.
warmer
Oklahoma. Indian Territory aud Kansas-Tair
Tuesday. Wednesday fan. waT:.rr.
ArnsiEsas- FAIR Tuesday, colder in central and
east portions: Wednesday, fair. warmer in north
west portion.
I!linois-Snow and colder Tuesday. except fair
in eXtren:" south portion. brisk TO high. vest
20 northwest winds near Lake Michigan;
Wednesday fair.
loHa-Fa'r IN west. clearing in east portion.
colder in east and central portions; wednesday
fair with rising temperature.
N.ssnuri-Falr TUesiay. colder IN east por-
zion: Wednesday fair. warmer in west portion.
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BEFORE NAVAL COMMITTEE.


Washington. D-c. I5-S"cr-;ary +tc0ly
was given an extended hearing before the
,Iou=e Naval -Adt airs Committee to-day on
TIE estimates Submitted FOR rne navy es-
t~atliShmenr.
Mr.. Moody VAS also heard IN I'll TT nrs"d
increase II the personnel If IL" HAY.
Ii folrTtI tn. Recommendations IN his
aN'.';tl report. which provides that tn
number &: cadets admitted /" tn Naval
Academy b increased 1" i"Tpie IL" F.e5-
'ut number by permitting each senator and
Representative rp name Two candidates .H-
the academy. instead Of one, as Row pro-
yi5asi hv law.
Ii" called attention TO the increased de-
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A &aiESTss: ii Eliza s. Roberts Ss': 1'g to a and D k' Sss
ABBE iiHs7: f /: Sis q; e; It Esias4s5 H SSa >N'
ELMBASK-sT IT, : :. bet. Ne~stead ~
fnd Tay Iyjl,E E; II; obermoe!ler ct al. to 81.
E LEI. sDg ls2.t # 8 In Hammer Re 81 bet; oT-
Fendler-w. d.-...-..-- .....---...-. ss
yANs.Ss5 f. n $ BIT. Deer and Mar
and clarendon: 4: j. sis=si to Samuel
FiLMfoREHsss #. ! in. bet. t.. S. s: also "
]. F. Mi i to w SiiRtIaSi nj Invest:
ana Taaef # G ss in. n n. s s sa sss Sism tn
Johannes schuchnann-w: d..--;-.. k.oo
sbr.ns: o, c. oehier to g. Ha GT a ana Gi $500
H.GK9RTTs and II: - 4 In: \; s. be-,
Mutual Life insurance Co. to Roberts.
LE f9en5Se f. 4 Rand a. i: sh bet. c2 Fair and hi. New 1900
stead: Lucy ,Ralston 2; al. to w. H.
1i hs2SIsIT It. n. :: bet. warae and %"'
Sarah: Adolph wailner to Mary Farley
LYNcH-ii.i2 Interest. g tt. n $. bet. ""'
Thirteenth and EiEhteenth; Catherine .,
MSSTANt-lS! 8 lSH in; 5 bel: ~
Z ha Wili aRa Srano: Emily Calvin to ,0o
and MINNESOTA: R: A: Mark to F. y. go
tIl. d. a. DesDouHs I'D III 'EdGsSY
PAGE-E0 n, =. s. bet. TavIor and West ~
End: F. Tiedmann. by trustee. to J. a.
Dssbcune,tr o.. r $500
Seventeenth: also leasehoid. . It. .. =.
broadway. bet. Convent and Rutgar:
Levy & Cohn Mule Co. to Simon Stein
bnrg-ntc. a----v .... 400
and, Academy: r. A. Davis ct al. to
9. 4. Methers-v. 1000
SPAIDING-@S1 -. 2 in. IS. bet. Kings
highway and Union boulevard: Lucy
RalstOn ct al. to VIM. McDade-w. d. 800
ST: LOUISA IT.. q. $; bet. Norwood and
Julius y. Repp-u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
ST: LOEIS--@ it,. $; be-. Norwood and
TO Catherine schnauner-w.. d.. 80
CNIVERSTTY-25 IT. $. s. bet. Twenty
second and Twentv-third: Magialena
Roederer 70 Emma Schiermann-w- d.. 3,oH9
II. 81 In. S. g.. bet. West
End and Walton. W. H. McDade TO
IVES #. $. 9. bet. sara., and
Bowie: Margaret Mcclure to i L.
Bran1t-V. d..-----. Observation-Disclosures 500
WRIGHT r.. n. =. bet. Nineteenth
and Twentieth: f. G. Rode to August
Rode. Sr.-w. 1876
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Pork-Ncw standard $50 per 100 lbs In n
johbing way.
Lsrd-,Ch9ice steam on E. side closed no,nInalIy
10 5c: kettle rendered at lJsxc: compound T5.c,
Green HaEnsIcar lots held (. o. b. Z. Side
thus: Hams-lo-av- at Ioi,c, rs at I0i.c. I4s AZ
s7sc. les at csc. lss at sSsc. as at eIc. skinned
hams-l5s. lsTss at 1c and e2N2is at 9a.Gg-sc:
CALIFORNIA; &c: New York shoulders fIOlI2-av !
!4tG.7sc. From the block del Hams at q. asS.c.
as in average: bellies at SIaIsI9c: CaIifornias
d: :. Meats-Ncthirg possible duGtab,a on
cribs TO arrive. loose Or fully cured. Bxd. lot
in a jobbing way ranged: Extra shorts at SIC:
cribs at &c: short clear az e'-c: bellies at Ioi.c:
plates at slcc: fat hacks at sac: standard backs
at lir- Dealers charged higher on ordera.
scon.Brsakfa bacon at from 13c for heavy
TO &c Tor light: hams at ioI CALIFORNIA;
at sI=c: New York shoulders at ISc: plain
smoked lets in a joboing way ranged: Extra
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l. IL n. II. Il

Train
Florida Limited. via Nashville.
Atlanta and Macpl...-.-.-.-.-
Z st Mall - Evansville. Nash
Vile. birmingham. Montgum-
~. Chattanooga Atlanta,
Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla: Charles
rC:. :
Southern Express. to E.aEs-
VIE. Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile. New orleans. Thorn
RsEi.ie. Jacks aville. Palatka.
ocala and st. Petersburg.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
hINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
RTIC

Eastbouud-Leayes Eighth and Cratic: streets.
daI!y-l:f2 90 go p: N. Except Sunday. 4:yt.
s:is. .s.. SCI leGS: HIP a: m: Pes 80. 3d..
sunday on!y-Se4 rs. 3Ns a. m: I2:s ?: m,
Leave washington Avenue. Daily-l:i6, S.l1,
sai ? m: Except sunday-;os, e:e1; 7:il. SIS.
va. ll:S a m: l2:I2 go. S:5a. 500 p, N. SAT-
-; .;0a. s;I3 a M: le:s9 D. m.
NsStb.Gns-Leave Granite CITY. 10,
BE. s:5S. az p m Except .Sunday-5I5. sas.
Saturday crly-i:45 D. n. Sundaya only-5:x. 500.
le:e' = m SATURDAY and sunday Snly-l1:a p. m.
Leave Madison. Daily-i:i5. 2I7. sos. 7:17 D. m
Except Sunday-5:is, SOS. 7:oe. SIS. s:32. io:ts
p. m. sunday onIy-sSJ. sos. 1886 a. m. Satur-
day and sunday only-I1:5 IS D. N.
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Norton AIbauEh Recovering.

ELFE IN STLVIAl-
Topeka. Kas. Dee. I5-Morton AlbauSh's
physicians Expect him t. recover, since hs
hrs u.-llye1 the shock which Immediately
Flowed The breaking Of a thigh bone Sat
urtly. He was very restless last night
hu. the physicians say this was to be HT-
IsCted. II. sent - his office for reading
MIR tL!s n.t.Lnu.-.
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S.fp
south Dakot. VS.. North c.ro,tp..

Washington, Dec. lin the case of the
State of South Dakota VS.. the State of
North Carolina. which holds a place on the
"original'' docket of the United States SU-
preme Court, the statement was made to-
day In that court that all the dispositions
had been taken and that the court would
be asked to fix a day for the hearing.
road bond. guaranteed by North Carolina
and acquired by the school fund Of South
Dakota.
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st. Louis Future Prices.


Butter firm. Quotations: Cr~eamery-Extra nc
frsts 25d26c: seconds 23G2ic. Dairy-Extra cfT
&c: iiIsts lsai1c: gresse 415c. packed
Extra lSI2r: tirsts l'Ilsc. Country-Choice fresh
Ice: poor 20 fair loG15c. Renovated-G0od 81 &c.
E~Egs-Currtnt receipts .2I02c. Receipts SO
Cheese--Eorthern on orders: Twins I2c: singles
i3i,r: Daisies ZIG: Y. a. lS=.c; Long Horns lie:
LimbrrEer NlANi2c: swiss ifNlJc: brick l2M .2-c.
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l., III. & ST. T. RY. tHend

Fast Msi.-Owensboro. C.va--
port. Louisville and the East.
EaSteE Express Cw-nsbC-r.
~loTe-rOrt. Louisville and
-hA
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Gin Merchant Assigns,

Z NEVIfIL
Waxahachie, Tex. Dec. 16.-T. r.. Spsp-
per. doing a general merchandise business
Saturday night filed a deed of trust on
both stocks of goods for the benefit of his
creditors. George Kuykendall was named
as trustee. The liabilities amount to sl0,-
161.15: the amount OF assets is not given.
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BURLINGTON

For Hannibai. II. & So. J.
points. quincy, ksckUk and
Burlington
Local TO acknowledgements.
Fur Quincy anu heokuk. 1890
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis. via
Fast Side lirs. Illinois and
Wisconsin
The Bu:linstun Northern Pa
ci;ic Express. for Kansas
Ci-y, -. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska, Black Hills. Wyo-
ming, Montana, Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland and
CT-SSn
Twin City Express. foT St
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska Colorado IA
press, to- Denver. Colorado.
rSah and Pacific Coast. via
~. Joseph
~ sht Northern Express" f0-
St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Iowa
For Illinois. via East Side line.
10 Rock Island and Clinton.
Iowa
For Dubuque and La Crosse -
For Kansas city. Council
Bluffs. Omaha St JCs-ph.
Denver, Nebraska, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast....--.
Local for HaGnIcai-..--------
For Aisgr-LSave "a s. m.
daily: lr:-5 a. n. daily: sos ?
dlv: $50 p. m, except sunday.
.:it ,. ~. Gaily: SCI p. N. ia
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Eggs.

Kansas city No. Dec. Is-Tsss firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock &c. lose IF. cases re-
turreI: new No. wh!t-wooi casss included e,i.c
Philadelphia. Pa, Dec i5.-EgEs quiet. Gut
steady: fresh nearby stock Sc. loss OF fresh
Western SO. loss of: fresh Southwestern 2GG-c.
less OF: fresh southern &c. loss off.
Chicago. H.. Dec. Eggs steady. loss CT.
cases returned. &c per doz
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Il. d o. S.-V. Il. a.

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Depart Arrive.
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IS. .2:05 an 'i:3- pn
It's
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It's
go an SIS Pm
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49,. 20 90 an .5:25 pm
[ X.
RK CENTRAL AND
ON md
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Depart Arrive
So. T:S1 am SD pm
.ed. $50 an '9:i5 pm
on
a. I2:D noon s:t5 pm
no
zee. SIS pm Si5 aE
att.
and
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.... SIS pm 500 an
"s:5 2. ~ Arrives
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PA, Pana IL; Dec; i5.coionsI 2. G. Calvin OF n.
War died last night a. hemGrThaee ~ ~ ~, he IL all
He WIS a member Of tho commission Tor Yotatirc
tn ]F2si;.on of Illinois troops at the bGt,ie *
SOL HERscH
vn F9Ft!a2 sI,,a ORR mj,i psG: !, i5.- ,S,i HiTsch,. fo.mcr
to-day. - H''d al noon
BENJAMIN +. DENNIsoN.
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 15-Beajamin F. Den
Iiscn treasurer OF the American Baptist rlh-
Lay. Air. .Dennison, was 6 years old. aud since
ard temperance movements.
THOMAS DCCkwO:TH.
EErURL.c srECIAL
:teye.sport. NJ. per. l5.-Thomas Duckworth.
y his Ilac... H. was .widely known in Bona
Tuesday morning. IuteETnent in Paine Crme,srv.
L ELIZABETH CLARK.
Gsayvii;e n Dec, E.Hrs Elizabeth CLARK.
"'''" ''S' sI;s. j. 'fwv. ". ; B5tTLER.
-Tarrsn;, TEX. DEC; 1a-Mrs. ]. W. Butler OF
Terrell died borT nisE'i p aT E GoG yseEs
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
u Hot s.: sGFi ,gs3, ;.Tk: Dee = l5mDoct2r R: II
che county. died today at his Ptospect az aver; a.
his iea,h was not urexpected. HI HIi eav. %a a la ssa
fsmily x sons; among them being present CCun-
GABRIEL HARRISON.
New York. Dee. Ij.-Gabr!eI Harrison P dram
atst. theatrical manager and artist, died in
Brooklyn to-day. He was 81 years Old.
Mr.. Harrison played OtneIlg 20 Wa.IacE's Iaca
in 1888. and supported Charles Eeane in the old
Park Thea-er company Of New York. He drama
TIED the Scarlet Letter"
MISS BLANCH ORDER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall. Mo-. Dec. l5.-AIiss Blancb Corder.
aged % years. daughter Of !. Polk Corier. is
dead here.
COLONEL JOHN ". Ella.
Philadelphia. Dec. 15--Colonel John VI. Ea.
delegate to the recent National Civil Service Re-
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. $50 pm s..Ie am
.- $4,000 Ii:iJ an
. daily: s:Sh a m,
p. III. except Sun
q. SO .. III. daily.
ally
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$50 an 80 nm
lilo pm tio25 am
Tl:j5 pm 7ii:J pm
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WasEt-gtnu. De-. E.-HictnonG Pearson
sayi.- y cable accepted the post II Minis
-r! o.. Persia. Y. II. F:'Shnp has been APP
~rpinte. ~ succeed him as Consul General
AZ .---0s. Itriy.
NJ Bishop : professor % modem; Ian
cf4geS 1T Tale University
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form Learua Convention and president % tie
C.-l' Service Reform LrIrU- = IN az. Sc! III
= hDSpita! here to-day MrS Eat- Urn has H..
SUNNI ned frarn h"T iIac.- ~ 'h'r.=s WIN her
hu-UaEI> condition tg-.t-ss- rr.t.lL. 1Tr.'.l A---
this myTn:Hr Lai "as VIII NJ ~ w-"I BE-
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Local

Weather at 6:59 a. m. rain: at $50 .. m.
cloudy. Maximum temp erature, IS: min mum tenn
p-r.ture. 32. River. 90 feei.
r. J. UYATT
local Forecast Official.
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SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. Dec. l5-General Manager
Ncr;ham of tho Texas Worlds Fair COM
mission today rrC-;v ! It check for $3.50,
covering tn subscription OF the Gulf. COL
orIG- and Santa Re Z tIir0ai Company 20
tn Texas Worlds Fair fund
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Chicago Trains.
CHICAGO, EOR AND ST. LOUis
RAILM T. & ST. Ii:

Depart Arrive.
Is am s:J pm
T4:SG pm 1!t:l5 am
49, pm '.0:S an
'l:..5 pm 'i0:s5 an
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Train. Denart ,v>
Princeton. Louisville. Lexins- ~
:On and way stations, Chat
tarooea. Rome. Atlanta, Ma
tom and points in the South
east 500 an 's:ss pm
Princeton. Louisville. LexIng-
ton ard way stations. Knox
Vile. Ashsyilis, Chat,anooEa.
Rome. Atlanta, Augusta.
Charleston. Macon and ali
points in Florida and the
SoHtAeast pm rs, am
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r. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
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uard +n- more officers caused by the cd
Gir'as - r1.-a Shir< 20 the navy ard tha
increased r,=s< which Will he oTcaSiohsu
To- 10. ~. ..u- IN 'sr--:lSS'on OF shlts IL"
b"il:.-. f-.t aufhur. Z.G-
tn quest, 70 ~ an increase in naval con-
sr-Ier.pl wfS not taken UP to-day
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Government Report.

Department Of Agriculture. Weather Ru-eau.-
Neteuroioslcal- observations received at -. Lpui.
December 10. 1882, at SIS D. IT. local time and s
p. M s-verty-iitth meridian time. Observations
made al the same moment If time at all stations.
stations r1- Tn NJ p.i, Iy.,,..-
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FRISCO SYSTEM.


Train. Depart. Arrive.
Valley Park Accommodation i6:5I am no - am
Valley Park ACCJl-mdtatIol.... -S:a5 an It's am
Pacific Accou.Totation .--:- 1870 am tl:25 pm
texas and Kansas Mail for
Springfield. Fort Smith. Far
Il, Dallas. Ennis, Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
ana $50 am $50 pm
Pacific Accommodation 1899. -l:i0 pm tlo:25 am
VALLEY Park IS pm Tii:J1 pm
Meteor fog Springfield. Car
thage, Joplin. Wichita VIM
iia. Oklahoma. Dtntsun.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort Worth.
Wac1 and R-rCwawood -. 'o.2N -m ell % am
Valley Park Accommodation. - 10 pm Ts:i0 am
Valley Park Accommodation. 's:2& pm 'S:JS IA
Pacific TJS.t I'm 80 am
Texas ami Kansas Limited. for
Springfield, Eureka Springs.
FNrt Smith. Paris. Dallas.
tireervilie. Ennis. .Ursi ana.
Houston. Galveston, Austin.
San Antonio, Carthage. Jcp-
In, Wichita. Burton and
the s35 Pm ~ am
Western Express for Spring
field. E:nita. Den!son. SlsT-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage.
ami joplin 10 pm s7i5 an
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I''urR.
Fruits and yrretnbles,

ENtre.H. Southern skins - ytr cent ie
Northern per cent NOR.
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supremc Court Recess.

Washington. Dec. B.-Chief Justice Fuller
to-day announced that the Supreme Court
would take a recess on the I'd inst. for two
weeks.