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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

Chester. Ill. March e-.River rising: gauge kS
down at D. m. Nick Sauer arrived from Ste.
Genevieve at D. m The Grey Eagle and Chez.
ter due up.
Cape Girardeau. NO.. March S.-Weather clear
and warmer. River rising. The GREY EARle and
Chester down at $50 o. m. departing for ..
Louis at $50 a m The Rees Lee due down
Peters Lee due
Paducah. KY. March a-Rfver gauge rsAdD -
feet and still rising. Joe Fowler from Evans.
vile at p. m. Bald Eagle. to st. Louis at o
N. CITY of Pfttshurg down at D. m II. ".
ButtorY due from Nashville. =. u RehtmaA -
due tomorrow. Weather clear and pleasant
Vicksburg Miss. March s.-John N. NcCo0h
passed south this noon pulling snags She Win -
az far as Natchez before returning to Ns0pAh.
Valley Queen passed up to-day for CarriolA. Th0
Arkansas City OF 81. Louis II due down River
continues to rise and II above II.
Memphis. Tenn. March 9.-Ths river hee0
stands s3.i feet the xauge, rtSe Of II f00e
in the last - All tho local packets due 70.
day arrived time The Joseph b WNl1aAo
from New orleans with big TOW Of empty eeal.
boats passed up at Ii 30 a for the OA1o Rive.
Tho John A. Wood with q big tow q coal S48
pass down in the morning for New Orleans. Re-
ceipts by river to-day were 81 bales Of cn1teA
I65 bag. Of seed cotton and am sacks Of es4sn0
seed
Grand Tower. ILL.,. March s.--Chsete1 down ~
yesterday and up for 81. Louis at p e. ossV
Eagle up at o. m PetefS Lee up at 6:W = -
Rees Lee down AZ SD D. m. The eau9s rsadD q
fect and rising. weather cloudy and warn.
Evansville. Ind. March A-Rivsr M H11ln
Clear. DAxn
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
FINAL PLANS FOR
ST. PATRICK PARADE
Grand Marshal Father Tracy As
signs Various Parishes TO
Divisions.
REVIEW BY CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor Wells and Governor Dock
cry Invited to Attend
Start From Twelfth and
Olive Streets.
REVIEW BY CITY OFFICERS.

TIL. Irish Catholic Parade Uri"u met at
No. -, washington av,uuc last night and
made tiuGl arrangements for the -. PAT
ri.k'= ras4d, next Sunday. Nearly all th e
parishes taking part were represented.
and the Reverend Father John \. Tracy.
grand marshal Of ths parade. gave his final
instructions. /; Ia hoped that Jh1 rurade
This year will he the larscsi i'm the history
of th,. organization, and that fully 5o.go per
sons viii ac in line.
Invitations 10 review the parade from tho
Lindsu Hotel have ben extended To Mayor
Wells and Governor Do"kery. but no re
plies have, brrr: received. The members ~
the city Council AID th. Hous, ut Dele
gates will be present
Father Tracy. grand marshal. and Daniel
;. Corcuran. assistant grand marslai hav"
!ssGgi a circular giving the position "f
every division in :he parade. Ta-r" viii be
tE.,Uty-s-.y-n div:s. m. Slight changes w.r.
mad. in their order last night The rs;
81. Louis ana Alton DELEGATIONS Will march
rog iher. and y. Marks VIII follow.
The paraHe VIII start from Twelfth and
Olive streets a. o'clock sharp. Three sig
mails VIII be given by way Of explosive
bombs. The first "a: ! - ]. m. the second
nj LID =, III. and the last At = y. III.
platoon oC police viii .,ai on and Will
hr follow Il by the grand marshal. aids dHI
escort. Then comes the assistant grand
marshal and his aids and escort officers
OF the Catholic Parade Jrion. Daughters
of E.-lu municipal officers and the regular
divisions Or the parIir.
There will Be al least four floats IN the
parade. Good counsel Parish will hav. one.
II. TcrrSt's cwu aud -. I.""'s one. Tn" ~
act nature or these .i"srS Is not known. amt
u is expected that tnry viii prove "a pleas
ant surprise. IL is Thought thaJ ugsriv All
the parishes next year VIII rr represented
by iICajS.
The members of tn, Green Hat Brigade.
tE,. uniformed organization belonging 10 ;re
Irish catholic Parade Union. viii hold
conspicuous place in The parade ih"y Wiii
assemble at No. S1UH Spring aV-uUe and
march tn the Meeting place.
Father Tracy STATED ta=t night that no
advertising schemes or private CT public en-
I,rprises would bc Uc-rniI,"d in IN. parade.
Members of -. Roses Parish who VIII
tax" part in the ST. PatriCk's Day parate
aye drilling every day. Every one VINO pa
rades will wcar n shamrock and an Amer
icau beauty rose. with SirpdmtrS o. Itu.
white and blue ribbon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

The iacket is quite fun and arranged "a
the square yoke. which fits we'll and closes
.- -. ..,cA wI,h small pearl buttons In
order To increase the general air of comfort
the neck is cut slightly low and finished
with band OF embroidery.
The sleeves are loose. fiaring widely at the
hand. The lower edges OF the Jacket and
sleeves are turned UP in deep hens. Ma
sEhine stitching finishes the yoke.
Cambria. long cloth. gingham. chambray
" are appropriate for these pajaYnas. They
may also be made of fannelette or French
flannel. II more warmth is desired. In some
the yoke and trimming bands at the bottom
o. sleeves and jacket are of plain material.
while the rest Of the garment is made Of
striped or figured fabric.
To make the pa jamas for a girl Of years
will require three yards OF 36-inch material.
The pattern. No. S61l. is cut in sizes for girls
Of L. s. 5. 10 and L. years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
GOV. YATES AT NASHVILLE.
En- Route With a Party to the
Charleston Exposition.

Nashville Tenn. March a-Governor and
Mrs Richard Yates of Illinois accompanied
by party of eighty or more prominent
officials and citizens Of the State. with their
families. were H. Nashville thirty minutes
this morning. The party is en- route 10 the
South Carolina Interstate and West Indies
Exposition nj Charleston and is travelling
on special train. = number OF personal
friends greeted the visitors here and made
their short stay n pleasant one
The special left over the Nashville. Chat
tanOoga and St Louis Railway at 10
o'clock. the plans of the party being out
lined in the following statement by Gov
eTnOr Yates:
1T is our intention to make a stop of
about three hours at Chattanooga. and. IL
possible. to 20 TO both ChickamauSa and
up on Lookout Mountain. We will make n
short stop in Atlanta and then go direct to
Charleston. where We will he for two days
We viii return by way Of Washington
City. make stop of one day and then on
home
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
CONDITIONS SERIOUS
IN FAMINE DISTRICTS
Dparth of Seed Corn and Potatoes
for Spring Planting in South
west Missouri.

According ;o the accounts given by tray-
elm: men. and other arrivals frlm South
wast.rr Missouri and Northern Arkansas.
the conditions in that section ~ the coUn-
Try are becoming alarming. or account of
last seasons drought Farmers have no
money with which t. purchase supplies. and
il is stated on good authority that unless
something is done 10 relieve the situation
a serious food famine may occur before
next summer.
Everywhere there is a d.arth of seed corn
and potatoes. and even seed with which t"
plan, spring truck gardens. Stock * >uf-
feriug fr"E iack Of food in the drought;
stricken district. and the little feed there is
bciu;; held nj such high prices as to be al
most cur of reach Of the average farmer.
Families in the rural districts are living ~
;Lr plaiH.st kinds "f fare. and even the
supply - this IS running short.
The ~ at'st sufferers are persons living
at a. di<i"nc" from she railroads. Com
there * being held at 81 per bushsl. and
wheat is selling at the same figure. In or
der TO tide their families and stock over IN,
winter. farmers in many instances have
been Obliged t. mortgage their farms and
in such transactions Il high rate OF inter-
est IS being charged.
There i little or 70 work % he found.
aad farmers are leaving their homes for
southern lumber camps. IN order 20 earn
sufficient; money To- keep their families
alive. What causes the most alarm. for tn,
future is the lack Cf seed corn and po,a-
toes. and the lack Of money To purchase
any. Indications are for a favorable s,a-
son. but many will be unable 10 take ad-
vantage of i: through lack OF seed. and
stock with which To work the farms.
The counties which are suffering most
are Barry. Stone. TIn"y. Christian. Ozark
Douglas. Wright Texas and Howell
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
1868 VONVERSEN AVE,

For Sale-This house Is near Hamilton ave:
is a buh brick all-arc4Ind house. has 10 roou,s.
reception hall. hath. hot and cold water. grant
told cellar. furnace. slate roof; also good two
story frame stable: lot 5Gxl.s For price terms
and letter Of introduction
KELLEY & Co. lib ches,nu, St
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
kGNEW'S INJURIES SERIOUS.
Contractor brought From Okla
homa and Taken to Hospital.

Edward ASnew of No. tc2S Lucky street.
the railroad contractor who was serious
ly injured in an explosion at Guthrie. Ok.
arrived in the city last niaht and
was taken Immediately u the c,ty
Hospital. Ills hands. face and body are
badly burned and his right shoulder Is
dislucatcC.
ASnew was cTiutrnfing the c1nStrUc-
tiCu OF a piece uf railroad near Guthrie. Ills
men wt-, hl0g-iE- in cut when a p.ema-
ture eNplc>iuu occurred and Agn-v was
hurled a-;ns> the CGt a distance Of about
twenty feet
Hubert !. 'sTpg~;cr. another contractor.
came to -. Louis with Mr.. Agrew- They
vc-c met n Union Station by Mrs. ASnCw-
Physicians ..j the hoSgisal state that AR.
AGr"w's condition is serious and that ne
viii probably lose the siSht of both eyes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
AMERICAN ENERGY IN MEXICO.
Activity in Extending Banking
Facilities Attracting Notice.

Mexico. City. March 9.-American activity
in extending banking facilities here at
tracts notice The new State Bank of CHA
pas. n remote member of the federation on
the Guatamaian border. has been opened for
business with ScsoC0 capital
The new Bank OF orizaba, with a paid-up
capital of sf5a.o5o is also a new American
Institution. the stock being held here in
this city. Orizaba is now an important in
dustrfal center. and has hitherto lacked
banking accommodations There is talk of
establishing an American bank in the IA
nous mining city OF Pachuca.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
PAJAMAS FOR GIRLS.
Blue and White Madras Makes
Attractive Little Garments.

Girls PajaTnas. No ss01-For several years
little boys have been wearing pa jamas Just
like papa's.' and now they are made for
small girls also. To he sure. they look
rather odd at first. and not at all like
the boys. although their wearers much
prefer them tn tn" regulation night gowns
The illustration shows quite an attractive
set made Of pale blue and white madras.
The trousers are shaped with inside leg
seams. and drawn a. the waist with tapes
passed through "A hem at the top.
They maye L.. loose around the ankle. or
have an elastic run in casing near the
lower edge. with n ruffIe beneath.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
ornsor Proctor uoporcd a, Home.

Ef.Fj F;I-IC SPECIAL.
Monroe CITY. ato.. March e-Th" High
School gaze an entertainment ll-. night for
the p;sEo fund. u Milton Proctor came a.
r"ctly home from Eoo1ville. where ne won
the orators prize. and the people her be 70
ing d.stroUs Of hearing him. they prevailed
upon hin: to repca; II on the stage among
students that he once Studi u with. lt'vas
ore OF the finest oratoricsl efforts ever de-
.ivered In the city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
snnr nIRING oI,EREI In rhr

course Of =. quarrel which u,--rrel last
night in q shiuty boat aj IN" foo; Of An
SeirOdt street. iofsp l.. Brewer % Irma. 81.
Charles County. who was visiting his son,
Frank HroNsr. Who IylE ia one Of the
boats. W's Shot in ia" l.t h'r. Brewer
Identified Fred i-'"b"rmau Js th,. man who
shot him The police arrested the following
who are held in connect q with the shoot
iUE. Fra-k f'rpwr- RrutIt-, Pr:cSter John
irGder. Edward BruJ-r J1. Curran. Ben
Horracks' lk" Morris and John Fallon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EETJILIC SPECIAI.
Dixon. No. March 9.-Nr. Leslie Rufer-
berry and Miss Opheiia Harper. both of 81,
Louis wcrc married at the home of the
brides parents in this city to-day. the Rev
erond W. I. Pare Of the NJ r. Church Of
hcistinS. They left on the noon train over
ihe Frisco for -. Louis. where they will
make thsir home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
IN THE CITY.

SHOT ~ Thr t.DuNEN-intIrew
Eisinan of No. 2il6 North Broadway was
shot in the abdomen last night IN u quar-
rel. which occurred in a ssIuur AT Broad
way ana North Market street \ sii-ht
wound WIS inflicted Barney Grounds nj Ne.
Si2 Warren street was arrested. Caarl- I
with tho shnnfinE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
NntNG orr. hEnEsrEn-Mnn.l VIC

Casland. L. years Old : in the care of Ma
;rou kiatZinE in the det"rti. y room NJ the
-Four Courts. The girl WIS arrested last
night on complaint 1f her Guardian. charles
-. y t,s;Icn. of No. 1912 Pine street who
charges that she i Inc r-.-irlr He says
that J." viii send the girl Go the House OF
the Good Shepherd. Her parents are dead.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
NAY HAVE STABBED A MAN.
Edward RGorc Tells Conflicting
Stories IN poli.r

Edward E.uuc q negro. Il years old was
arrested by officers OF the Mognted Dis-
trict yesterday "n suspicion az having
stabbed Il man in the Union Trust .buil,:
ing.
Tha prisoner was found hidin. I'm a nay
stack nclT N'llst0u IN his pncket was u
bloody knife. and blood spots we're found
on h.s clothes. IL told contradictory sto-
rics.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
Old MoMiN pHnrrrn nEan-Mr-.

CItmtntIUe JUnEmIV- = y0Irs Oh. irJpl'd
dead yesterday il"rf.iE- It; he.- horne. No
;ilg Blair avenue, while T.r. airing break
last . luiirmltlrS Of old age. are supposed
10 have caused her death. The Uf.!.Ss body
was found on thu kitchen filur Rs hcr son.
I tlarrucc JuUgnan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
O,Ts .r0LEN EnnM noN CAR-A

freight ear on the tracks or tbs. Merchants
TcrIuina! tracks at Ferry street WAS hrOk-
en- into saturday and - bushels of oats
valued at Siu were stolen. The oats
belonged 90 the FosS.tt < EiSs1e- Feed
Company at No. t.: North Broadway.
Henry StJmbe-S. - years aI.. Of No. i2l6
North broadway hJ- ben arrested in coin
ne,tiun with fuc 20. berry. He = held ~ the
Sixth District Police S:stfuu. p.uIiui: ap IL
cation fur a warrant
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
Mrs. Fiske mt YndiaunpoIiS.

Indianapolis, Ind. March J-Minnie Mad
dern .Fiske arrived herse this evening from
81. Louis. Her manager said she had been
but slightly injured at st. Louis and was
able TO walk from the theater to her hotel
She Is feeling well to-day and will appear
here tomorrow night as scheduled
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
LEGION OF HONOR.

LEGION OF HONOR.
ST LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. 8. LEGION OF
Honor holds regular session seconi and fourth
Mondays OF each month at o'clock p m. n
norIc Hall. third floor, odeon building. Grand
ara Finrey avenues. Visiting members Of the
legion welcomed by Big e.
IOHN n HIGDON. ". Chancellor
p s Drown. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
81. LoIis and Tennessee River Packet CO.

For Chester. wit,enberK. Grand
l0120sf3I Tower. Cape Girardeau. Cairo, Pa
ducah and all points on Ohio Cum
bcrland and Tennessee Rivers
STEAMER CITY OF CLIFTON
VIII leave wharfSoat. foot Of Pine St. Monday
Nrrch ~. , y. m.
mo. E MASSENGALE, Aren't.
Phone Main ga and Kinloch A H.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTBI-An acre % likely ground. suitable
for residence. On transportation within mile @,
y "ste-n city limits: old building bar. los.
TlerUh'ic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
Cholera Break. Ou, mt Mecca

Constantinople. March 9-Cholera has
broken out al Mecca
Ii was announced in dispatch last week
from Constantinople that cholera had
broken out 1t Medina. Arabia. rs miles
from Mecca.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

neral of Mrs. Mary f. Martin Of No. rs
Bay ard avenue. who died Friday morning.
will take place from Speihrirk's undertake
nue.. this afternoon at o'clock The burial
will be at the Salem Cemetery. Mrs. Mar
tin was 50 wears old ard had been resi-
dent of St Louis for fifty-seyer YEARS. She
had been suffering from cancer for several
years. More than a year ago she went tn
the Missouri Baptist Sanitariurn, No. s01
Taylor avenue. for treatment. where she
disI
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

first vice president. Anton Hochdoerfcr.
second vic" president: Albert y. Ritter.
third vice president. y 4. ZImmer. CORE
spending secretary: John Mischief. financial
secretary. George EyeriiU@. treasurer, ami
y. M!.et. syrrr..nt- At-trIns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
EAsTON AVE. BUSINESS COB.

a splendid Wost End business corner. I-lrge,
three-stoEy building. with store and ten rooms
above. Exceptional location for future values.
eI5 Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

years old. dropped dead yesterday after
noon in his room a. N. '22I South Main
street. Alcoholism is supposed To haze
caused his death. The body WAS removed
To the mUTGG-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

fontaine ear yeSte day morning coii!!ed
with a buggy at Michirau avenue. upset
ting the vcEicic William Hawthorn OF No.
72l: Michigan avenue. the driver and Gus
tav j. Crecelus of LuXcmbury were thrown
out. Hawthorn was cut and bruised on the
head and face. Crcoei.us was slightly cut on
the face Tn. buggy Was wrecked
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

st. Louis and Beardstown PackeA.
STR. CITY OF SHEFFIELD.
l6eSf John W. Elwei. master, Chas. Fo0.
- ter. clerk. leaves foot Of Pine street
Wednesday. March l., at D. m. fo1
Alton. Grafton Hardin. Kamp~ville. MonteErmau
HUNTER BEN JENKINS Agent
Phone Main 1S4. so y. Second -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
FOR RESr-APARrMENrs. FLATS.

TWO respectable gentlemen want room and
board rear Olive st; two meals per day; state
price L %. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

ACME LODGE NO 2Is X or p
sxrk;.T ni'tts tts every Tnecdav evening at o'ci9cA
t-lt shtfo IN Rlrl!ngtun building $40 Ol-s
street. Work in ranks .iways on hs-l.
Visitors cordially invited ANA members expected
Attest: C. ". Clifton, K. ~ n. { 8 10. 81.
Ncr'h Twenty-second street:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
ROYAL LEAGUE.

HAMILTON COUNCIL. NO. 1Oa.
Royal League. meets the FIRST and
third Mondays az each month at
Rose Hin Hall. Maple and Hamii-
ton avenues. Next meeting some
grammc. W. q. LINDSAY.
thing new will appear on the pro-
u. c. WTay. Scribe. Archcn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
NDErENDENr ORDER opD FELLOWS

,ssSSask WILDEY LODGE NO T. o.
&S-3<rE o F. meets Tuesday evening OF
9SES5 each week at Hall No ]. odd Fel-
-, lows Building. Ninth and
DISt. at y . clock. Pride OF the West Lodge OF
BelIeyine; III; Tili visit Us on next Tuesday
Will be conferred on BelIevtIle candidates.
F. Moore. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

SECURITY COUNCIL. No. sst X: AND l.
m Ph0eriN Hall jefferson and cass avenues.
Visiting knights and ladies assured co7,l'ni re
ceptioa. T. J. TAtt's.N''- Bresidsnt-
C;uSsie Hart. Financial Serretary. No 1SsA
Ias sf-eaf
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

We furnish you money quickly and coGHds T.
tally: without security. National Credit Co.
rooms s0l-s -sGs CheIca; building. Eighth and
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.
ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS.
ORDER roREsTERs.

COURT COTE BRTLLIANTf. no. es5 / o. r
Regular meetings second and fourth Tuesdays
N each month at Bowman's Hall. northeast cor
ier Eleventh and Locust streets. Visiting For
csters Invited
F. Y ROTERNsNS Chief Ranger.
Mn. G Wright. Recording Secretary No. 4s2I
kenneriy avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 10. K.
N6T4 OF p. meets every Friday evening n; S
dnS O'Clock. castle hall Century building
tsnih foar hall Ma. /, Ninth and Olive
street, Friday evening. March Il. work In the
rank Of Esquire: six candidates. Cordial in
vtarion TO visiting brethren to attend.
joseph T. Durmch. X Of p & 8. sI0l Clark
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
ROOMS AND BOARD wANrEI

NICE room in Jewish private family;
state price. l. 81. Republic.
ROOM and hoard for young couple; Jewish
family preie-r0': state terms. must be
able. = g. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10

OffcerSThe annual sloccon Ct officers of
the South Broadwss Protective Association
was held last night. resulting in the re-
election of a large majority Of the old Off
be: Joseph Balzer. president: Henry Mundt,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
MONEY To LOAN
On Pei1r.ai Property.

\ GENTLEMAN having surplus funds viii ad-
vance money :--El-lr'.. pianos and T. ssiar.ed
e1.r!rye- ~ Ersiri-u bldg. -g- y Ninth 81.
: PRIVATE party loans money on fur
nifss-a. esa. NAY meuiS: confidential and
p per treatment. 81 Chemical building.
Eighth and olive.
MONEY . jean n furniture. pianos and all
good serIritics. iuw.~t rates IN the city: bus-
ness strictly confidential. est 1873. 1901 Morgan.
MONEY loaned salar.cl people without scout
=. iuwast Eatrs. .epaynlcrts easy Drake. 1876
l..-rr Ii s.--.I-r-E
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
-FoR SALE"
First-GIass Office Partitions, Glass Doors,
Windows and Other RuiEIing Material.
AppIy at TURNER BUILDING 9th ST, Near Olive
ROOMS WITH soARD.

TE,If. ave. aIu-I.arSe. lovely room. Just over
6!r.u- hall: nicely furnished. with good table
board. s. % week
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
SECRET SOCIETIES.
RED MEN.

~ STANDING ELK TRIBE 40. ss
Improved Order OF Red M'n. meets
IN every thursday sleep prulis' Hai
ftSF9 southeast corner Ninth and Market
streets. first Thursday - each mo0n
sd"?ton csSree. second Thursday. Warriors de
Grcr. thifd Thursday. Chiefs degree. fourth
Thursday. tribal business. Visiting chiefs iuyit-
ct. 20 JU: cuEEcils
WALTER c MOORE sarhern
i Soovil. c. OF r.. $50 Wash street
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
END RESIDENCE

For Sale-A rery nk-e two-story brivk house OF
rooms. with han. bath gas. cellar. Grantoid
hot and cold water. stable and chicken house,
front and eide yards: Dclraar. Page and
Suburban cars. Fer No. price and letter TO SEE
KERI.;Y & co. 1iJs Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
ROYAL TRIBE OF JOSEPH.

sS<.A ST LOUIS LODGE. No. = ROYAL
ESYskM Tribe Of Iossph-Eegular meeting OF
E3TSyS this lodge viii be held In Anchor Hall.
TaSss>H jefferson aai Park avenues. Saturday
evening. March s. 1892. at o'clock
Al members requested to be present Visitors
welcomed. q. s. BROWN. Patriarch
w ID CIlirEp,e Scribe
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
.rERxaL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST LOUIS AERIE. No. a. T. o. e.
f2H meets every Thursday night and the
raSE first Sunday afternoon OF each month
Sa<SSxA at Havllns Hall. sixth an! Walnut
v8SrV streets. Visiting brethren welcome.
esSSS CONRAD KEMPF. w p.
John a. Gernez. W. 8, leoI Chestnut street
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
ApoLPHrs ntsCH AT Hor srnI.Gs-
PROTECTIVE &ssOCIsTrox rYeCyS

AdoIphus Busch left for Hot Springs last
night in his private car. II was attached
To the regular Iron Mountain train
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
yA1lONAL UNION.

MOUND CITY COUNCIL. 40. Ia.
IN National Union meets on second and
SAGy fourth Fridays each month 1t Howard =
4 ~, Hall, conner Garrison avenue anG olive
tGs street at S o'clock. Next meeting.
March Il SLeclal entertainment and
ard for attendance. +. F. GUEN. President
s!chard +. Berger Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-10
ROYAL ARCH NAsONs.

ROYAL ARCH HASONS.
n RFII.EFoNTATNE ROYAL ARCH
IN Chapter No. e5--Stated convocation this
Ak Monday evening n 80 o,clccN- Work
" ROYAL Arch degree. Visitors fraternaliy in
vttei a. G. HAUMU UEILEit, F.. H. J..
Aug Gundlach. Secretary.
A. MISSOURI CHAPTER. 40. !, r. A
Y x evening at 7:sl o'clock Past and NJ. +.
wv II degrees Visitors invited
GEO. T. MATTHEW'S. H T.
G :. Dickie. Secretary.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-02-08
Fad seen Enough OF Show.

An Oklahoma paper tells of farm
err who went to town and thought he
would treat himself by attending an
opera. He went up to the ticket
window and planked down IS gold
piece and asked for a good seat The
show was the "FCrty Thieves" The
ticket agent showed out a ticket and
dollar in change. Picking up the
dollar the farmer started out of the
building. Hold on" called the tick
ct seller, you've forgotten your tick
et.' Keep it. dern yer" replied the
farmer. 4 don't care to see the other
thirty-nine."