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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
JerseyvIIIe Notes.

The Reverend Father F. A. Marks. pastor o.
the Church OF the Holy Ghost at JerseyviHe. T.
= visitor In Quincy. H.
The Reverend J. r. Jorton. pastor Of the
First Christian Church at JerSeyviue. VIII con-
duct special services In the Jersey County Court
house on Sunday At the morning service the
Reverend Mr. LortOn VIII preach on soul WI
ming. and in the evening on Mission OF the
Holy Spirit"
Harm crane has resigned a. agent for The
Chicago. Peoria and ST Louis Rallroad AZ Graf
ton and has been succeeded by J.. W. Isle
The first meeting Of the season Of the Jersey
County Teachers Association will be fheli in the
Ierseyvfle High school to-day. 4 fpecial pro
Framme has been prepared under the dlrectt1n q
Professors Russell \. Bnhsnnsn and Gus Roach
and Miss Jessie Hcughtlin-
\ hall was given At Delhi last evening unde
tire auspices ~ Lincoln CAMP No. 49, or thr
Modern WooImeu % America
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
sT.LoUIs COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.

MARRIAGE licenses were issued In Clayton.
to Oscar Stark OF Vincennes. Ind. eand
Vashti WcOsley Of Nashville. Tenn: Martin
James OF BartOld. Mo-. and Jennie Callahan
OF Glendale and John Loehr OF Ioehr POST
Office and FSieda Buermann OF BALDWIN,.
william Bennett pleaded guilty. yeSueIS
day before Justice Campbell TO n charge OF
disturbing the peace Of his wife ana ~
fined s. and costs. Mrs Bennett sueo ~
husband for divorce last Saturday ana II -
enraged him that he abused her ana spS
@Jobn A Cartwright OF Possyvfile. Ind,
wrote to the County clerk yesterday. ssdn ~
II a marriage license had been lSueu ~
CLAYTON September u. 1872 10 Gus CornlCA
and Eunice Z. Cartwright MISS Satt-
wright has been missing since tnen annIne
letter Yesterday was the second tnat az
wright had written. requesting ntyfIn
tton about her. Neither Of the names ep-
nSar on the CLAYTON marriage records
"A nOrthbound Suburban car cfasneo m
20 3 wagon driven By Allen Brownr a negro.
in webster Groves yesterday evening about
& o'riock Allen was thrown out and three
30 his ribs broken. One OF the mules that
he was driving was killed and his g
vas demolished. Browns injuries were
dressed by Doctor Ed ESgers OF Clayton
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
GOAT BANQUET PLANNED
BY LIVE STOCK COMPANY
DiHhea TO BE Served ut Planters Hotel
October ~ Are to
Teach = Lesson.

The Frisco Live Stock Company. which
is soon to establish an Angora goat ranch
near Cuba. Mo. will give n banquet at the
Planters Hotel on the evening OF October
-. Nearly all the viands to be served at the
repast will be from the goat The first
course will be goat soup. the entree will
be a fricasse Of goat. with mushrooms; the
heavy roast will be a haunch Of goat and
the ice cream and cheese will be made from
goats milk.
The purpose OF the banquet IS TO prac-
tically demonstrate that goat meat is uuite
as tender and palatable as mutton" said a.
3. Hulit. one OF the promoters Of the en-
terprtse. last night. THE number Of goats
slaughtered yearly for market Is on the
increase. The meat brings about the same
price as mutton. and Is similar in taste"
The goats for the farm are TO be i'm
ported from Mexico. About 500 acres have
been secured near Cuba and shelters and
other necessary structures have been erect
ed. The first shipment OF goats IS expected
next month. Mr.. Hulit says thar nearly
900 Angoras have been contracted for. The
banquet will be attended by stockholders
In the company. and other persons inter
ested In the enterprise.
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said that his lieutelants cut In the State
have been drawing literally Ou his check
book and have come 10 consider him some
thing good such roSeLfe pictures have
they painted that even IN counties primal
ir3 and 80 Democratic h. has had tEe har'l-
iho0d TO pay the campaign expenses " the
legislative nominees.
one OF the features % the m~eeting WAS
the reading Of 2 note signed with the name
OF John =. MahOn. repvr5cutlug the 81
Louis World. In which the request waS
made to address the a. mmlttee on impOr-
tant business. This X Ed Buffers paper.
one committeeman remarked that he DID
not believe there was any spare cash in the
treasury. and upon motion the communica-
tion was filed.
There was not a large attendance al the
meeting. the following members being alb
sent: otto Stifel. Byrd Duncan. George \.
AicCanse. Thomas Camubsil, Doctor Ed
ward r. Clements. :. ID. fromer. George
A. Neal. Bernard Zick. Theodore KsIbfell.
u g starklon. Hiram Lloyd. J. ". Flson,
Ed Long and Peter Guessing. ". :. Wight
man was represented 10y Ralph Stauber.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
FoR a CLEAN ELECTION.
Republican State Committee Appoints
n Committee to Prevent Frauds.


II plans formulated by the Republican
State Committee yesterday fully develop
there will be another shake-up in the man
agement OF the party in this city. After
being in session nearly seven hours, an
n0uncement was mad that there was
nothing stirring Tor the. puzzle, but ae-
cordlng 10 those informed mere may De
something doing for those Republican pol
itlcians Of 81. Louis who are suspected or
A sPublic safety Committee OF twelve
was appointed 70 devise ways and means TO
prevent frauds IN the coming election
Judge g.. a. FtnkeluGurE was mace cnair-
man. and the following were named as
members To formulate further pans OF
Otto stifel, Louis p Alec, x = herenS.
{ T.. Walbridge. +. g. ~Brockmeyer, r G.
Day, W. Lafe Sturdevaut, Clinton A. Welsh
Reports from ST. Louis We're not encour-
aging 70 the country politicians on the
committee. They demanded explanations.
Chris Schumacher. member from the
Twelfth District. attended the morning ses-
sion. The recent plain speech OF Ihe He-
with the Buffers did not add 10 his pop1--
larity. and he made II convenient To attend
fell, Hiram Lloyd and Doctor M. Z STARK
ion were also absent and did not enjoy the
pleasure Of hearing some pointed remarks.
In appointing the Public SaIsty Com-
mittee" IL was suggested that Democrats
be added so that "A nOnparustn character
would be given TO the organization Il was
suggested that~a ward and precinct ORGAN
ization be formed FOR the collection Of ev1-
cence and that everything be laid before
was said that a. recent disclosures In the
Boettger-Zimuftsf contest for the nomtna-
ton as Justice OF the Peace would pc put
before the proper authorities In this case
there was n change Of more than 10 votes
between the returns or the JUDGES ana
clerks and the count made under the super
vision OF the Circuit Court
The will enGeavor 10 raise N.vW
or Slaon. employ detectives and 90 otner
things which their UurnugeS demand 6NeTy-
thing will be under the direct control OF
Judge F~nkelnburg-
Member OF the State were not
very enthusfastIc over the outlook Colonel
KerenA Eho has been travelling over the
State. ooEng after the nominees Tor the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
BOY FOUGHT WITH DOCTORS
AFTER HAVING TAKEN POISON.
Life OF EIEhteen-Ycar-OId William
Bunneu saved Under DtfHcultles
at the City hospital.

William Bunnen. IS years old. was soEnd
Yesterday afternoon lying in = hayloft in \
stable in the rear OF his home. No. 81
North Twelfth street. 10y neighbors. who
were attracted by his groans. The boy
was only partly conscious and was writing
in commissions. The police were notified,
ard, suspecung that he had taken poison.
TOOK him 70 the dispensary.
When an attempt was made to administer
remedies he fought and struggled 80 VlBur-
Cusiy tnaJ the physicians desls1ed anu
hurried MN 10 the CJUy Hospital
Al the hospital when DocIoE hltey unaeI-
took 10 insert The tube OF the emergency
|clphon the Dog again resisted furiously. IN
ms rrengy ne seized his throat and com
pressed II ~ herceiy In his euoTts TO keep
lhe tube out that he almost choked himself
Tnree assistants nnally succeeded IN over
towering him and holding him until the
physicians had mptied his stomach
After the operation the patient was more
tractable. He denied that ne had taken
poison or that he had been drinking and
said he did not know what had happened 10
INN. His mother. who ~mpa NM
said she was unable 10 throw any light on
her sons condition At her urgent request
the police allowed her TO take her son home
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
TRAINS COLLIDE HEAD-0N.
Ten Persons Injured in a Wreck
Near ST. Joseph.

ST. Joseph, Mo. Oct. E.-In a head-on
collision between the Creston branch pas
senger train and a sou;hbound freight train
on the Burlington road. four miles north
OF this city. at lO:l5 o'clock this morning.
ten persons were injured. three Of them Sc
riously.
Following is a list OF the injured: s. II.
Hines. Murray. Ia. breast crushed, daugh-
ter OF S. NJ. Hines. neck wrenched and
sprained: Walter Kudeck. Forbes. Mo-. leg
hurt and knee wrenched. The slightly in
jured were: H c. Williams. S. F.. Hildrech.
Samuel Dobbs. L. c. Woodson. Samuel
Cops. L. c. Tflson and Mrs. Sarah Muir.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
GRIcE TAKEN TO ST. WNcENTS.
Prominent Railroad Man Will Be
Treated for Mental Troubles.

Charles L Grice. assistant general pas
senger and ticket agent OF the Burlington.
who was received at the City Hospital
Thursday afternoon at the request OF his
wife. was removed to st. vincent's Asylum
yesterday afternoon by his friends.
Mr.. Grice's health has been poor for some
time. and his mental trouble IS believed TO
be due to a physiea. breakdown. A few
weeks at the institution, IL Is hoped. will
permanently relieve his suffering and re-
store him to normal health.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
TEA AT MAYFiELD sANlTARIUM.
Ladies' Board Entertained Five
Hundred Visitors.

Five hundred pe-sons attended an orange
tea and reception by the Ladies' Board OF
the Mayheld sanitarium at the sanitarium.
No. s12 North Taylor avenue. last night.
The reception lasted from S to 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. FInetta Sargent Haskell gave three
readings. and a plano solo was rendered by
Mrs. George ickards Of Boston. Doctor
Tyzzel of the sanitarium sang one of the
artistic features Of the programme vas the
vocal duet by the Misses Keogh. Every
hin was decorated in orange and about
the parlors were flowers in profusion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
CATHOLIC CHURCH DEDICATION.
Services Will Be Held at st.
Marks Church November 9.

st Marks Church. at Academy avenue
and Page boulevard. viii be dedicated Sun
day. November 9. The right Reverend ].
J. Hennessy OF Wichita. Kas.. will odnciate.
The dedication will take place at 10 a. m.
II VIII be followed by the celebration Of =
pontihcai high mass. The sermon Will be
preached by the Right Reverend J. J.. Glen
non, Bishop OF Kansas City. At 8 p. m
solemn pontihcal vespers will be sung. and
a sermon preached by the Reverend J.
GrimmelsmRn, S. ].
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18

SCULPTURED MEMORIAL To EAST ST,
Tn statue. which has just been completed
jesus and the Virgin after the body was IA
The congregation Of -. Hsnry's Catholic
Church in East ST. Louis win soon put in
place a monument 10 the memory OF the
Reverend Christopher koenig. Who until
the day after Christmas a year ago was
the rector OF their church.
TIT monument consists Of a statue OF the
Virgin Mary, holding the limp body ut
Jesus Christ. just after It has been re
moved from the cross. The sculptor was
Macmillan Schreiderhahn. and his work
was executed at his studio. No. IlS South
Seventh street.
The statue has lust been completed. and
has been viewed 10y friends OF the artist II
j. done in Indiana sandstone. The Virgin
* Represented sitting. with the body held
in her lap The sculptor has eudsavored 70
portray an expression Of infinite sorrow
upon The Virgin Mothers face. which in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
ENTERTAIN SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.
Teachers and Pupils Bid Farewell
to z. $. Stevenson.

The teachers OF the Laclede School yes
terday afternoon gave q farewell entertain
ment to Philo S. Stevenson. their former
principal. who has been transferred to the
EnesrdviiIe School. Miss Shirley. the d.
recsor OF the kindergarten department, had
charge OF the arrangements.
The tables Of the school were decorated
with American beauty roses and chrysan-
themums were spread in the kindergarten
rooms. The pupils OF the school presented
m arm chair 10 Mr.. Stevenson, and a
friendly remonstrance against his leaving,
Rkgned by the patrons. was offered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Twenty-sIIth ward Meeting.

The Republicans OF the Twenty-sixth Ward
Bfll hold a meeting on Saturday evening.
october IS. at Kicker Hall. corner North
Market street and Newstead avenue. Every
Republican OF the ward Is invited TO he
present at this meeting. Prominent speak
ers will be In attendance. This Will be the
second meeting OF the new club. which was
organized last Saturday evening. and the
committee appointed on Constitution and
Bylaws will make it's report.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
RECEPTION AT MOTHER HOUSE
Eleven Ncvices Take the Veil at
st. JOseph's.

A religious reception and profession took
place al the mother house OF the Sisters Of
st. Joseph in South St. Louis last Thursday.
Nine novlces made their profession and
eleven were received. Those on whom the
veil was bestowed are;
Miss katherine Schaiper, Sister Mary Vim
cent: Miss Elizabeth Dalton. Sister Mary
F1orina: Miss Eleanor Sashin. Sister Mar
garet Glare: Miss Margaret Bohan. Sister
81. Martin: Miss Anna Koehn. Sister Meme
STA Joseph; Miss Anna Meme. S ster Ray
mond Francis: Miss Eleanor Hanley, Sister
St. Michael; Miss A~lphonsine Plcaud. Sister
Teresa Antonio; Miss Mary Casey. Sister
Anacleta Mary: Miss Hanora O'Keefe. Sis
ter Anna JoSephine; Miss Catharine Phelan.
Sister AseIla Marie. The Reverend Father
Clement, o.. F. n, oficiated.
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East So. Louis Items.

-JudEs 8. J. Ham Of Philadelphia VIII dsItvsr
a lecture On Christian Science at the City Han
Auditorium on November 2
The Ladies Auxiliary q tie Hsar1>Sta Hos-
pitai VIII give = bazaar and supper At MUSIC
Hail November .
Professor Troop OF Chicago delivered . lee
trrs on victor Hugo last night at the CITY
Hall Auditorium
The Christian Endesvor Society Of The Frss
Christian Church will give a reception Friday
evening. October -
H A Schwarz OF Nokomis. Ill, has opsnsd
= law office IN the Post Office building.
Julius u. Mollmann Of Ea1 81. Aouis vaS
married TO Miss AmsiiA Esoig OF AaSooutah
yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
NOMINEES MEET WORKERS..
Democratic Meeting Arranged to suit
the Convenience of All Participants.


All OF the nominees on the Democratic
city ticket met with the Ward Organization
and Speakers committees in the downtown
headquarters of the Jefferson Gu yester-
day noon to discuss speaking appointments.
The work OF fixing a schedule Of meetings
for the entire city was facilitated by having
every ward represented.
Another meeting was held with the nom
inees for the General Assembly. II was
agreed that these men should confue their
campaign work TO their own particular dis
tricts. thS being considered more effective.
Despite the gerrymander OF the Republican
Circuit Court Judges. the Democrats expect
TO carrFy a majority Of the dis riots. owing
TO the strength q the city ticket.
First distribution was made Of the new
campaign buttons. which promise 20 be
popular. They are dark blue. bear the
union label and have for q MOTTO a Dem
ocrat for New 81. Lous" Fifty thousand
have been printed. and viii be distributed
at the meetings by party workers. They
may be secured At the headquarters I'm the
Commercial building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
ALTON.


The Alton union OF the street railway en-
ployes has sent for R. Orr Of Detroit. Men,
OF Street Railway Employees OF America. TO
settle some differences that have arisen be-
and Electric Company. Tn differ
ences ara over the discharging OF some or
the men by President J. 2 Porter Of the
street railway company. President Porter
claims 10 have good cause for his actiou.
and the Alton union has sent for Treasurer
Orr OF the Amalgamated Association 10 A.
4st IN adjusting the differences
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS TONIGHT.
There VIII he speechmakinE in the
TMenty-nrat and TMenty-Gourth.

Large Depocratie meetings will be held
this evening in the T~wenty-hrst and Twen-
ty-fourth wards, That Of the Twenty-hrst
Ward will be held al Hashagen's Hall.
Claiming and Easton- avenues. II will be
addressed by John +, Hunt. Harry B..
HAYES. Edward A. NOonan, Jr-: Ben J.
Selkirk. 1. G. Pope and ]. q. ShaDer.
The big tent Will be used Al Manchester
and Tower Grove avenues. Democrats OF
the T~wenty-third. Twenty-hfth and twenty
eighth wards are invited 70 participate In
Gratis In the southwestern and western parts
OF the city. Speakers are announced Tor this
meeting as follows: NJ. J. GIL. A. A. Sell
kirk, Harry 4. Halves. + ?. Cunningham.
Richard T. Blow and nominees on the
ticket.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
BeIIeviIIe News Notes.

st PALS Church fair closed last night
"A reception was given last night for the Rev.
er-nd O. II Clark and tho Reverend .. D. Shu-
mard.
Herbert slddau and Mrs. Bertha Buchanan
were married at -. Peters Cathedral yesterday
a box social was given last Night at the
Baptist Mission.
Miss Laura Patterson has returned from the
Bond County Erners' Institute. where she de-
hyered an addreS-
John Msrrimann was fined 70 and costs on =
charge % assSuitinE l. Bennett
u. S. Carson. John Campbell and A. s Hal
stead will represent the Beileyiile lodges OF the
Knights % Pythias At the convention TO Be held
at Quincy next week
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Great Crop of sweet Potatoes.

0TENINH.
Alto Pass. Ill. oct. TL-Sweet potato buy
ers here are IN trouble They contracted
for whole crops OF potatoes. believing that
the Weld would be light Now the houses
are full and thousands OF bushels yet IN
housed. The price per bUshel dropped to-
day from ~ to = cents. The yield OF sweet
potatoes in Southern Illinois this season will
be approximately 1890 barrels.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Loet Money and False Teeth.

:. z. Lyons, q printer OF Kansas City,
stopping At q hotel at Fourteenth and MAI
kR streets, reported to the police last night
fh.S< he had been held up by two young men
aeeT Fifteenth street and clark avenue
GuA robbed Of so. He says they knocked
htm DOM and kicked him, and that during
fhe EEhf be lost his false teeth. His bruises
arere treated at the City Dtspen8ary and
-nQunQaA not aaE1qnA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Democratic PomtcIan. in Town.

Among the Democratic visitors at head
quarters yesterday were: Charles Z. Peers
Of Warrenton. Colonel Joseph y. Burks OF
kensley OF St Francois County. Samuel J..
McNllnn OF Bollinger County. a member OF
the State Committee; eX-State Senator II.
d. Allen OF Butler. A II. Drunert OF Mont
gomery County. r. Y. Mitchell OF ROl!a- =.
Charleston and Bryan Leslie OF Jefferson
CITY
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
EUREKA WON 0RATORY MEDAL.
Rebort Newton Awarded Decision
of Illinois Contest.
EEPUB1Ic SPECIAL

Bloomington. III. Oct. H-Eureka was
the winner in the annual oratoricai contest
oS the Illinois intercollegiate Association,
held IN this city tonight, and Monmouth
vas second. There were six contestants.
~ch college sending a large delegation to
Support its candidate
1890 was represented by Robert II.
Newton. His subject was The American
Tftzmv1r1te-"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Boy Sentenced to Reforma.orv.

Willie. the l2-year-old son OF George NIL
Ter. a miner. was yesterday afternoon sen
fenced to the State RefOrmatOry on q
charge OF robbery. Willie admitted having
entered the store OF J. p. Haussmann, in
South Illinois street. and taking s.. 4 few
DAYS before 50 was missed from his
parents home. The lad admitted yesterday
that he had taken this money. the most
OF which was recovered. The s. which he
took was spent with other boys in street
car hides and candy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
PoDuIist Candidate NonInatea.

cFLNAL
was made from the State h~eadquarters OF
the Popullst party in this city that +. o.
Dornbiaser OF Hfllsboro was to-day nom
mated as the Populist candidate for Con-
gress In the new Fifth Dallas District
This makes four candidates for Congress
IN ne dlsrfct-Bean. DEM, Lumpking.
tnrea-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Labor Union. In Tera..


hEsfI BLU SFGl4AL
San Angelo. Tex. Oct. u.-There has been
a general awakening OF labor interest here
since the coal strike began. Branches OF
the North American Stone Cutters Union
the Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Jotners.
and the international Typographical Union
have been organized
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
s.o-khoIder.. Mreunr,

A meeting OF stockholders In the -Four
Metals Mining Company OF Colorado was
Eeld al the Mercantile Club last night. The
PURPOSE OF the meeting was 10 AFFORD an
opportuuity 20 the stockholders OF meeting
j. ri. Shockley, superintendent OF the com
pany. Mr.. Shockiey explained the work
which has been done on the various veins
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
JERSEY COUNTY DEMOCRATS MEET.
Big Rally Il Held at Kemper school
house and others Planned

A big Democratic rally took phase ~
Kemper. Jersey County. IN the Kemper
Sc~hoolhouse. last night. the principal speak
ers being Judge a VI. Staten Of Jereyville.
]. II. Baker 81 Sullivan. SiOultrie County.
the Democratic nomine for Clerk OF he
Appellate Court for the Third Illinois Dis
trict. and Attorney Thomas F. Ferns, the
Democratic uominee for County Judge OF
jersey County
Another great rally will soon be held 81
the Courthouse in Jerseyyille. at which the
principal address will be delivered by sam
uel Alschu!er OF Aurora. the late Demo
cratic nominee for Governor OF Illinois.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
CIoainE Hours AEreed Upon.

Officers OF Local No. 6S OF the Retail
Clerks Protective ASsocla-
ton OF East St Louis announce that they
have induced almost all OF the merchants
Of East St Louis to agree to the 5 p m
closing hour week days and 1880 p. m
Saturdays. and also hat the stores shall
be closcd sunday mornings.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Hebrew Jefferson Club Ball.

The Hebrew branch Of the Jefferson Club
will give a ball tonight at FTaternal Hall.
corner Eleventh street and ave
nue.. Music has been procured. and q very
large attendance Is expected. as nearly LOO
tickets have been disposed OF. The branch
has recently organized a nfe and drum
corps. and the members OF the club. led
by the drum corps. will march to the hall
IN a body.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Bnby BItteD by a Dow.

while playing In the yard Gertie Medown-
nix. IS months old. Of No. lis North High
street. was severely bitten by a vicious dog
at . o'clock yesterday morning. The baby
was taken to the ONCE OF Doctor Booxher.
at No. IO1 North High street, he
cauteriLed the wounds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-18
Democratic spending at MEXICO.

MEXICO. Mo. oct. fz-Mayor ]. A. Reed
Of Kansas CITY addressed an enthusiastic
gathering OF Democrats at the Courthouse
in this city tonight Mr.. Reed deyote2
very little time TO State issues. but touched
on the policies OF President Roosevelt AZ
length.