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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
gONED soc.
A Sale of Carriers.

many CT the streams Of Madison COUNTY 20 ossr-
;iUw their hanks. rendering roads IN iNe!r neigh
lorhOci nearl. :muassshls. TIE storm was &c
cUrorani-d by vivid ana frequent lightning
-Suopuena- Wrre s-rvej Yesterday on several
local persons suum.rig= them to Snslbyyili-
Monday TO serve - witnesses In the case VI J.
l.. Thomas admin.srrstsr. -. the WABASH RAT
way company. Mr. ThoTrGs's eG. frank, Wa
crushed 10 death In a wreck q; Edwsrts'Ili lie
Junction last sr-i7g
j. =. Amman and Henry, Rl.Hen ATTENDED
.fe meeting OF tn. -. Louis Florists Cub this
w-e8 III. club mas aca-p'si an intiiitfoa 10 81
TO nelirvi,ie t8r t!e JarusTE meeting.
4 marriage license was issued At Edwards
vii. YESTERDAY 10 Ois Richards Of N:rysTi!lt,
hs-. and l'-eTl Bu'an Of Granite '.ty.
Instrumentation from he Madison County
z. publican Fy-rutivn COMMITTEE. which failed m
many inst ,;:c-s last wear san to BE- bringing
better results This ysar. H-ar- ri-hl- was an
rouEr.I to- fast # tie week a. siIrcsssyr "a
Uii.isr, Srrfrke H. Postmaster 1T Nen!CS. saI
aag wili.In. y. smith; FG.;I4nsi-r :t rollins
vile. .s su,.-s~,'d ~ Fen MrSear. "hc later
* Genital 'rrT-i;t""r'an u the ;oNrse.p. anil
VS. a Tn@Tni--r ~ the FSrCT;lI" Committee il
-s5 Both Di-h;e ard Mcke@n had the ind,r<e-
met q the present 'srir'tiTes-
The Terminal hal 4 fT-ich. w-.rE II The
south variS yest-rtIav morning. Th- l.I&.l-ti
cars were thrown ia;o thu County F"JE Farm
property
= song sar,!c will take place 8; the Pres
byt-rian church tonight
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

The Rsmoh Jewelry Company. SIS Olive
street st Louis. mas acquired n firmly es-
rsb!iShsd reputation at home and abroad as
makers and designers OF hish-c!ass real end
imitation jeyeiry- Many leading theatrical
Of the Renoh Jeweiry Company. Richard
Mansfield who's critical regard for detail
in the matter OF stage make UP IS well
known. IL All admiTer and purchaser o: Re-
nUh Jewels. Il Is p~oSsibls to purchase from
the RemOh JeUelry Company exact dupli-T
Gates in limitations of any article of jeweiry
desired Combinations o. dial nds. pearls,
sraeralds- s~apphi-es- etc. are shown In
rings. pins and various personal ornaments,
in such exact reproduction CT the genuine
thai tIsc can b. detected only by the most
EXPERT examination. The height OF perfec-
Ii-Ii has beer attained III the cutting OF
Rsr3os diamonds. which are facetsd TO q
nigh Ges.-s. - facets. Isceted on both sides.
cut exactly like the new Twentieth Century
diamonds Rsmoh diamonds are cleaned ex-
aetly like the genuine. with ammOnia and
j-v sierS' saw dust.
The business OF the Remoh Jewelry Conn
pGny was established Il, st. Louis In 1897.
ard since thst time has bsea successfully
developed and extended Recently an eiab-
crate catalogue. descriptive OF the goods
carried by the Rsnch Jswslry Company. has
been published /. contains about fo Illus
tratiors o! Rsmoh Diamonds. Pearls and
Transvaal gems. and will be mailed free to
any one who will address Rsmoh Jeweiry
Company. Dept Z. 81 Olive street. St
/ InfS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Alton Notes and Personals.

The Reverend simeon, Hnss"y Of Upper Alton
departed yesterday for Cornell. III.
The Reverend Theodore ptsrheIlmann. ras.Or
OF the German Evangelical Church at Alton. re-
ceived a eicgrarl yesterday. announcing She
death Of his uncle. Henry oberaeIlmann. at Hol-
STEIN. Mo. he Reverend Mr.. obeIh -llTsnn viii
defsrt for ulste:n this afternoon to attend the
funeral services.
-LOvejov Post. No. 1G5. Of the TTate-raI .srrlv
Of America, at Alton. has elected \. l.. Meyers
captain. Mrs. g. z. Freeman Lieutenant. Sfr.
Marshharger ckaTlain. G. +. Freeman adjutanc
and II. l. Adams trustee.
TT residence Of Matthew Marx Of Tase-
Park. Alton. was partially destroyed by Ere
yesterday morning. The blaze Caught from a d.
f-ctive hue.
[dolph 1~Tet:sr Of Upper Alton was yes.er lay
bound over to the Grand Jury Of the Alton City
Court BY Justice \. A. Perning OF Upper Alton
on a charge Of Perjury. -pr'e:srfed by Miss Clara
Eaeser. In tho su,n OF $500. The cha- ge was rra-
ferred az a result If a suit for damages. in
sti'ue1 bv Miss Kaescr. IN which Meter occurred
a continuance rnrn an affidavit. stating thai, his
attorney could not T.. present. Miss Kaeser al
legged that Meter did nrt have any attorney at
tie time. and that In making an AFFIDAVIT u that
eject he perjUred himself
--Geo:se H.. Smiley OF Alton Yesterday enIi to
bernard Aennemeicr a tract Of land On Missouri
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
DEC0Y LETTER CAUSES
ARREST OF EDWARD MAHER.
Sfafe's Attorney Charges Him With
Forging Names to Deeds for
Property.

Edward l. Naher Of East st. Louis was
arrested Yesterday in The ST. Louis Post
Office by Inspector Dice. 4 few hours later
at BelieviIIe he was held under 500 bond
before Justice OF tire Peace Wangelin on a
charge Of forgery. The complaint was made
by state Attorney James a. Farmer. who
charges that he forged deeds to property
in the village of Brooklyn, Ill, valued at
Si.GG.
Aaber was arrested at the genera! dAiiv-
cry window at the St. Louis Post Office
when he asked for mail addressed to IF.
Vi. McQdilkin.' which name he Is alleged
TO have used In two quitc!aim deeds filed
for record In the County Recorders office.
Larry yesterday morning Maher was served
With a writ enioining MIN from receiving
from COUNTY Recorder Haefele a deed pur-
porting TO he from McQuiikin to Maher.
On November q County Recorder Haze
1eie received two deeds 10 be recorded. They
of lots In the village Of Brooklyn, which are
valued at about s4,rV. The first deed was
Gated April Z. Is4 and was a au:tcla!m
deed from w. W. Singleton to F. ". Nc
Quilkin." The consideration was $50. The
acknowledgements appeared on the deed to
Clerk" Mr.. Roman had been County Clerk.
but Med before 1854.
This vas noticed. and an investigation
followed. It was learned that the property
in question was in the name OF Mrs. Caro-
line Pope of st. Louis. 1t was also noticed
That the deed which vas supposed 10 have
'FFA III AOs Ta' I ''- AANAss
The form on which it was written was one
which has been IN use only since 1890.
The initials IF. w were reversed to
VI T.. NcQuilkiu," in another part OF
IN" deed. which referred TO upper Brooklyn.
which was then unknown. With this deed
Their" came 4 letter inclosing the cost Of
recording The instrument and also gave
Instruction to the County Recorder to mail
the deed to IF. VI. McQuilkin." care Of the
general delivery, st. Louis.
The second deed was also a quitrlaim
deed. II was from IF. W. McQuilkin' to
Edward L. Maher. 1t was dated March 30.
1891. and bore a consideration of 500.
Mrs. Pope consulted Attorney Joseph
Lewis. who. with Attorneys Turner
& Holder Of BeIleville. secured a
wri: enjoining the Recorder from deliver
ing either deed and also restraining Edward
L. Alaher from getting the deed made out
TO him. The Post Office authorities ut ct.
Louis were notified to he OF the watch for
a man who would give his name as 80. ".
GcQuillSin," and a iecCy letter was sent TO
this name by Recorder Haefele.
Mahsr claimed the letter yesterday morn
ing and was arrested. He was then taken
bond b" Justice OF the Peace WangelIn.
Maher had nothing 10 say about the charge
other than that there was nothing TO il
and that he would explain the entire trans-
action.
The only Frank Mcouilkin known in ST.
Louis IL connected with the Geisei Manu-
featuring Company. and he does not know
Maher and knows nothing about the deeds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
TO EXHIBIT FINE DRAWINGS.
Displays Will BE Made All WASH
ingEon University.

There vii Ie an exhibition of drawings
done 81 the Architectural Schools ~ tie
University AT Pennsylvania. the MASH
rnuSetts Institute If Tschloiusy ana Wash
instOn University. beginning Tomorrow At
rh- drafting rooms OF the Washington
University. Locust and beaumont streets.
Tn local members represented arr. Fran
els :. SwsiIS. .alt-ri u. Miller. Clarence g.
uDpernIan and =. II. Fsssen. In addition 70
TIE work representing American schools.
IHer- WIFI BE- 4 representation % French
academic work l9re By l. G. Spieny. /
sraEust- U: the = Oh jss Ecac:N Arts Uc
Paris. Some o. the designs submitted are
Tor the first competition Tor the Washing
ton University travelling scholarship In
architecture 81 tie exhibition. which will
Is omen each afternoon from = until 9
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
ELECTION CONTESTS FILED.
Robert Walker. j. =. Lyons and e..
w. Stinebakcr Complainants.

SIX more election contest suits Were fled
Ia the Circuit Cour, yesterday b. kepuD-
Lean candidates at the last election. The
plaintiffs ar Robert Walker. John &. Lv-
ops am! ErcTge W. StiEebak-r. Each filed
two suits.
Walker and Lyons are "oniest!Hg Nichn-
is r.. Griffin and Jams J. Spauid;nS, Dem
u.-atit justices OF the Peace in the Fifth
District. which comprises two divisions.
Stiucbai-r - 5rntsst!rE Michael =. Mn
ney and John J. MctiiliirUldy. democratic
ConS:abies in -he sam" district.
Th- usual allegations al T1tls. that more
votes Acre cast fur The contestants than for
the cJa-EStseS: that Illegal ballots wee
ccunt.a fss tEe .cntsstrsS. ar: that votes
east Tor the CUrtestonJs Were counted for
their uppon-nts. Several other contests were
iiiud during Tn. last few days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Madison County Transfers.

Transfers OF Madison County rsaity re-
c!rced at the ciose OF The week at Edwards
willie We're:
Fritz, %euenschwar1-r ana wife TO Henry Po-
s=hindi. warranty deed. iofs /: TO & Inclusive
ti'-k !. and los ! u l.. incIu i've. block > p
Il 'iins's addition. New DJuges: subject: ss.y
J''frh =. AnInn4rI ana HIfe To LoUts and
Ito:lh G koch. Warranty deed. lot E. block -,
!irnTy Borg and wife 70 aholoh Ifli-. warran-
- "s+d. lot :. bloc, /. fes:ce x WarfI1ck's ad-
GIi.ur. ANA mbEa: S5r.
Jsrn.s T, McAyoy'a heirs TO Henry IT.. Dink.r.
warranty 6e.a. 1t n, block ii, Hunters sdd:-
tiln. Alton: y.JY.
Mar Mr:nv-ea ct 81. to Anna Ba-se;t. war
TTIrty deed. lot z. book :. Pope = addition. Alton;
AlgGSt II GerlIng and wife to Theodore C.7.n-
y veg. warrant deed. lot l. block !. fairview
addition. Troy; SI-I.
George ". CLAYTON 10 Richard L. gea-dslee.
warranty deed. lots ! and =. r4sweII and others
SUhG:ytsior Of LOT J. hlCcf y. +. Long addition.
and lots { 10 s. inclusive. block ii. Salu adfi-
t!-n. CDper Anon: Si.7vl.
I,hn -. Seitz and wife 10 Nancy Cara. war
per Alton: 1858.
Anna {. Wolf TO Na;h Gent. warranty deed.
par lots -. and t.5. rp.r- Ejiwari.yIIie: $50.
.s'fr T. Thurman ard wife TO Fred L.. Tsileur,
warranty deed. spc.icn "A AMI section -: S.t-.
Edwnrdsyflle Notes.
The heavy ruiHs II FRIDAY night have caused
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
New Missouri Corporations.

NFPTB,.fE SFEN!AL
jefferson City. No. Dc. B-SsCrstarv -
Stat- Sam y. Cook to-day issued certia-
Gates Of Incorporation to the following COM
p3nics:
Missouri Land ari Live Stock COMPANY q
Kansas III: cap.lL. s-P,'D; al; pale In
,lrp.rH.C-s. II. = Lincoln. d. r. Rand and >.
he'll and Chaiie< r. NcCopn,
South Fork Lam! ani imrrover1"n; Company
~ Ksn-Fs ,..V- rapttGi G.'Fi. ~n--haf: Ja!- In
uoratcTs. II. y. Lincoln. - F. Brand and !.
@. stream.
The following companies fled statements %
Increase II capital stick:
&. louis and Gut, Railway COMPANY q CAPE
Gfrari.au fgcm S."Di.'.l rn Sc 40 ga
Ba,Isr Gouldirs Company OF st. Louis from
Sir iGl TO s.. 80.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
HENRY W~ATTERsOV ENTERTAINED.
Guest Of East st. Louis E:ks at an
Informal Reception.

The East g. Louis Lodge Of EIks enter
tain.d FRIDAY night IN compliment TO Henry
Natterson. who delivered q lecture under
SQciety on Abraham Lincoln" The recep-
ton was gotten up at the close o! the lee
ture. when President Al keechler of the
Elks learned that Colonel Natterson's train
did not depart until > a. n. The guest was
escorted 10 the E:ks Club, where supper
was served.
Colonel WstteFsOn was IN a reminiscent
MOOD and told many stories of the doingS
and sayings Of men who have been and are
In public lfc. Those present were: Mayor
NJ. NJ Stephens. former Congressman ". S.
Forman. al Keechier. John j. Faulkner.
David Morrell. l.. =. Washburn. JOHN
Chamberlain. Doctor &. w Lille. Charles
l. Manners. Charles L. Carroll. Doctor J..
l.. Virgins. Judge Silas p. Cook. Eugene
CoddingtOn. Waite Ncconaushy, Doctor a.
GodeEoharn and !. ". GfIlespy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
SCH0OSERS ARE DRIVEN ASHORE.
Disaster in Wake of Erea! Gale OK
Caast of Newfoundland.

St. Johns. Newfoundland. Dec. T5-The
8 hooEer CarmeDa from Prince i:dw@TI's Is
land with Il cargo 1f meat and poultry. has
l.cr wrecked at IJnai;ne. the crew was
saved.
t., schCorc- Northern Light. from st.
Johns FOR F.,.n. N-wf.UndIani. laden with
provisions. went ashore and became Il total
wreck rcar Burnt Had. The crew was r-S-
Clied by inc fishermen.
Il i feared that other wrecks have taken
place OH rhe NEE -oGan;e northern coast
the effects oi the gale are almost without
r-a,.lpp.
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Attractive H>-s~-x

500 HOSIERY. soc.
We shall place on sale Monday about >.
dozen ladies' extra fine pure isle lace Hose.
Some are laced from the toe to the knee:
others are laced from the toe TO the shoe
top. Some are black silk R:cheiieu ribbed
some are silk embroidered some are AM
broidered jacquard weave. Some in this lot
are plain and others are fancy stripes and
bayadere effects.
CHfLDREN'S 5Nc AND 81 HOSE. 25c.
Children's Silk Stockings in a broken as
scrtmeEt of sizes. in black and coiorS.
These are more or less sO.,ed.
Misses all-woOl black cashmere hose, full
fashion. regular made. all sizes, from = TO
SIP. Double sole. heel and tee.
LADIES 35e HOSE. 25c.
Ladies' all-woul cashmere hose. some have
elastic ribbed tops. while others have all
nltin tons DnIbIa heel md rna
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Eirschbers's Fire Sale.

n. ItirShbers. SIS North Sixth street. who
was badly damaged y tre, = short TIM
time dUri-- the coming week. and as soon
as he l. ready he will Innounc. a fire sale
in the newspapers. This sale will afford
an exceptional opportunity to buyers OF
"Yscta.i-S. eyeglasses. opera glasses, the--
IIometers. Sarcm-tars. artificial eyes. sur
Ing irstrlrl.nts. &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
BelIeyille News N0fes.

-Hrnes: Do-sTt."jsr entered suit YESTERDAY -r
o'E'fr- from Della Eod-nneyer. H. claims s..z
u-s-Tt-d him.
Joseph Michel wa, found guilty. or q charge
Tertiary.
Miss Margaret GUnn entertained the Pa.the-
-" StCittH ~ i.e Irrsoy teIi4a church y-Ster-
hiH An1"rs.H. secretary Of the Alton Y. u.
y. viii address tho iaen's meeting al the
';ssS'iit!vn ruUn> ~ >urGa,. December IS
last night. " '" 80"
TIL annual GaUce - ;h- GaoG Samaritan
t"i;-N"!tnt Ss,t.i! Z .hs Nest Ind :.,.k f;ar.
IAst Eic.t ct Hun. Ea!!.
David I Morgan arrived horap Yesterday
.toht San Francisco. Ca. having Laen honor
"'i; o!schtTSsf from TIL United States ARM
- v; X ni"aret VIII address the mems nice
i:s at me = II. c. \. rvoms a. ! O'Clock To-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

conp=Jn. 70 rank from December Ii An -l-c-
tion : uTtessi ia i~'.uipa!y z Second ln:an;ry.
az. s=25 p m McnG4S. D-sT2b-r ~. fJ- cap
tti1. and to I'll suciI other vacancies as may
eSiSt al The zine OF this meeting Major James
II. Sralsiie!d. Second Infantry. viii preside. The
following named .riisJ-. men are discharged
from tire military service Of the safe:
COMPANY =. S-cunl Infantry. hUnOIabiy. Ser
S@ant Albert =. Armstrong and PriNa-a Henry
Jrhr S-haSrier: Company II. SeccuI Iafar;r..
L.!shcauraLi-. Pr'yat-l Frank PolaasE. Herman
Ssarlsu Ard Geo. ys Williams
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Wv suits filed in the Circuit Court al
Believille yesterday were:
j. \. Perry -. W. T. Jones. for.rI,s,,re
George JIsrssr vs. Susanna Srhaef- :; al 20
remove cloud and for relief.
Caroline, Pcpe ". r " McQailkin e. a.: to
remove CioUi ard fJr RELIEF.
Adam tig-tsrr-arr -. Ann. Nue,l-T- au1aal
Ernest EodHEmeyer -. Dei'a Ko!-amay.T. II
F I ,TeoE!eRtuTg. trustee. -. JACOB schaHer
et al: bill 10 !C:s,iose mortgage.
Slh|rt Acl-s - ]. l.. Sniff - al. u~ar:.tiaa
John Mcknight. for Ise OF l. A y ate. .9r
use of Ms ! Rirh vs. -. L.. /. II. $. =. ~.
to. 3p,eGI
star Eresery coa.psny -. Simon Bapm: as
John J. OFsilJu ~. Robert Monroe IN cot
aside decree and fgr r.lr.E.
e ". Thomas -. Il. " Needles ct al:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Csc Book Sale.

2.7s5 CLOTH BOUND BOoKS-5o
titles. works by the best authors,
printed on hast QJaitty book PAPER.
EXTRA LARGE. CLEAR TYPE. silk
head bands. Many copyrights among the
lot. Any book in 2I-
20 COPIES SELF-IADE MEN. BY
Harriet Beecher Stove. large $40. fine
c~!oth-6.D BDITION-nothing EHc
better for II boys 'oS
100 CLOTH BOIND iSsmos. BOOKS
many religious volumes among this lot.
Are sold IN every store in city Tr
al 2ac-our price. each
oS ILL HAND SUNDAY
School Bibles, full leather RO-
plndihs -
FULL LINE Of CATHOLIC PRAYER
f Eo9as. 5C to S.. 90
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Called to weil.burx. ". Va.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

carlinviii-. Ill. Dec 13--The Reverend 8.
ID. Irwin. pastor Df ST. Pauis EpiScofal
Church of This city and Trinity Church at
CarrolituH. III. has rendered his resigea-
tioIi OF the charges. to take effect January
J. He has accepted \ call TO the r-ctorship
Of Christs Church a; Welisburg. w. Va.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Springfield. Ill. Dec. ia proclamation
was issued to-day Er Acting Governor
Northcott offering 4 reward Of SI0 for the
arrest ana conviction OF the unknown MIR
Gerer of sylvester Murphy Murphy was
killed at Hillsho:u. III. September l whiis
lying on n couch At his home.
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Illinois National Guard.

EF.rTE;IrS SPECIAL.
Springfield. Ill. Dec. E-Ordcrs affecting
the Illinois National Guard we're iSSi.,! to-
DIV by AIiUtant General Smith aa follows:
The following sls. tiD1. hell as reaui:-I by
law. is confirmed: Walter IIrsoJ MS IT, lie First
lieutenant. Company \. Eighth Infantry. vice
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Fancy Art Work.

THE MEYER STORE DEPARTMENT
is A REVELATION TO ST. LOUIS SHOP
PERS SOME PEOPLE CANNOT IN
STAND Why WE SELL AT SUCH Low
PRICES WHEN SAME GOODS ARE
MARKED so MUCH MORE ELSE-
WHERE. IT'S KNOWING HOW AND
WHEN TO BUY.
MORE OF THE SAMPLE SALES THIS
WEEK Or PILLOW COVERS. FINISHED
PILLOWS. SPACHTEL SCARFS. REN-
AIsSANCE WORK. TABLE COVERS,
LINEN SQUARES, ETC.
FANCY FOLDING waste BASKETS
made OF japanese wood and soft finished
art ticklng-tied with fancy silk bows.
These baskets range In prices:
sl.23 baskets g
no baskets .-.............S1.2S
& baskets
SO SOFA CUSHIONS. SSc.
rs SILK or Coiored Denim Covered Sofa
Cushions in fancy floral designs.
ciuny lace. Tie prices range as follows:
4 LINE OF FANCY TABLE COVERS;
made of pure Irish linen. with beautiful
floral embroidered designs and borders Of
cItIty lace. The prices range as follows:
- covers for
81 and 80 covers for........S2.56
SEQ ones Tor $1.S3
LAMP MATS :
Made Of soft irish art Denim, in beautiful
Egy ptian designs.
&c Mats. Il inches in diameter..........5O
go Mats. Is inches in diameter...... OSc
%-c PIN CUSHIONS. 2Sc.
Satin Pin Cushions. covered with lace. we'll
i!lied, IN coiors of pink, blue or yellow.
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St. Clair County p.-.,

Real estate transfers filed for record In
the County He-CIG,, "..., -,
yesterday We're:
), > ard part i.t -. block =. WInstsu.-y Park.
y" d: s.ls0.
Bernard HurknaTdt ard wife to PhIn!n Erer-
d.1bgrs part lots 3sl ana 5E2. Nest Rr.l-eilir: ".
Benedict Eeininger and wife 70 con. Sorz. lots
* and 10. kieins as.uIticn. F~re-hTrg. y. -.
Henry Barthsl and wife to @ ". Bartilei. pert
s e. = :. e l. -. y. {. l. :. :. . ~: ". d:
i; ! Cover and "if. I, Fred Bake. part j.,
block l. Psrson Heights. East st. L0uiz: ".
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

caroline F.. Whitaker aicd shit fog divorce
yesterday against Clinton c. Whitaker. who,
i - stated. does nor reside in this STATE
An order that service te obtained b- NTH
iic4tica vas asked. The couple Were mar
ri.ti December >. Isl. and separated No
vember Il last. She charges drunkenness
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
EAST SIDE NEWS.

can Glass Blowers Association. was a CUES.
81 the glass blowers or Seli-viIIe last night.
Mr.. HAYES spoke Of the recent convention II
the American Federation OF Labor which
was held IN New Orleans, and from which
he had just returned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Point. opposite Alton. consisting OF Iss acres.
tor tsJ IA. land belonged 10 the Nicholson
estate OF St. Lylis.
y; Is. Allen If Shurt!eI College wen: ID
ECCktTiGge, III. Yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
Two DOnkeys TO Be Given Away

In The Never Store Basement Il beautiful Scenic reproduction Of Santa Claus at hn. which
very child hould set. In Connection with hmh every boy. and girl under Il years. III @S invited to
write Il letter to Santa Claus and TO the write of the most Interesting letter enc boy and one girl
il prfHtyr trained donkey will beg given as On Nmms present from Santa tlauS y committee Of news
paper Hn will read thee t"rsa and heir decision. together with the successful letters. viii be pub
EHd in all the ST. Louis laVr of sunday. D"enhr.& Let the children bg i'll heir letters and
dIGStt them in Santa CEmsS home in The basement of The Meyer store addressed santa thm. car
The Neer Store One the D"nhys will be constantly on exhibition with Santa Claus and once Of
them will visit all the schools in ST Louis different one each day
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
To Combine CIrcnit Courts.

= cOmmittee OF members Of the st. Car
County Bar yesterday made It's report at a
general meeting called for the purpose of
devising ways and means for the relief of
the crowded condition of the Circuit Court
docket. The report of the committee rec
commended that st. Clair and Madison Ceun-
ties be united In one circuit, and that two
courts be biished in St. Clair County,
one in Believiile and the other in East ST.
Louis. A joint meeting Of the bars of Mad
ison and St. Clair Counties is to be held in
the near future.
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ChiIdren'S CIOakS.


There have been exciting times on IN"
third floor during the past week. simply,
because Ciosks and Caps have been sold
for cn"-thIrd regular prices. md not be-
Canse they were damaged or soiied. hut sim
Ply because at this time of the year the
FIRMS who make these goods sell out all
winter stuff and star: making sp-tag wear.
Something like SO more ricakS and 20
caps will be- ready commencing Monday.
and another golden opportunity awaits you.
FIN ILK
FINE VELVET CLOAkS.
FINE CLOTH
ORIGINAL PARIS ID CLOiHS.
PRICES M RON :5c TO 80. %.
INFANTS $50 AND q BONNETS. 9Sc.
, dozen Chi!dren's beautifully male
Caps. consisting OF Bergaiines silks. vel
vets. gros grains. silk pOpiins. MORE and
China silks. These are various!y trimmed
with furs OF otter and beaver and velvet
rirnmed. lace trimmed. silk trimmed. chif-
ION trimmed and ribbon trimmed. All
w,-rmly lined and not one In this lot worth
less than $40.
CHILDREN's 49c AND &c BONxETS,
2oc.
..GiS Children Caps. bonnefs and hoods.
consisting CT wool. SILK crochet. Bengliiue
silk. China silk and plain and tucked silks.