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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Nait Gienoott NJ,
iiIiaias caer tinete.

a%ssristatHisy uaSsr 'cus3'. 'xin,.- I'll.
'sla5' % -s'erfusyalt' fofrr Is Gsais for = lrs
fog hser UauI "a "a Sent ~ Ers 'gr ait lon srrr.
ilafr & CiR agstustasricr taatasss tits 'aE mia.
o, eac rs Ssst5. Eease zsa s'sap,ss'ia u~ss'sls,
ius eeitt1.sssy. 8st Gamer h5 IN: at 5osisr ias
a.as 5uuIEtr
So seattfabSnlbus totsr rs Seats pr. sin.
Gan SO alsr eH S,alt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
y~iuroiifu Muiect.

itrmmale mc0 Or glrthltr Sd}eItto
IcucUae SIue uotaltc Elrtt bar BANS
A ilirnttt 9%toroi'ta N}uleet $4,000
ar. I'll SrenRne al bets 6onnuol.
Gtnuotn mar ban forrrei 4hl'ect Ct
mort AMlI @ienltanoe, g%reUltaber
&p0cr N Hl
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Sptrl h'Nualctcrrc.

NUITI D WHNIVItIFt. Ut ct III ut7
firttipt ai1iort. at Sotd o'An1leterrc
/ aisbeGlapn ira lite Npnil oocr0ra.
ges til Oct en9eite Siuna &orring
X 50. Siebeimuuct or 10000 Nd.
,Sterl. Tea. 100000 &r.) Dc me
Gierc nil iorGage Ell 0mbpguiIpl.
DER oil fojte 100000 til 100000 ar.
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Sverige os 5inlano
Sanants

Sanants NubcIpriS u0bctOlt.
StodholurS Nlao" meNHtler. at DO,
btlprien tit 0umout for,eoen 0l9
llobctalte5 / Stofholm TIL Gil II 0lt'
naut bent.ouprgliget 9tuto
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
DiurOeriif CurrialO.

LEpiHAhfft W. fNN NNff 81
ten har eu hos Froprletpr ~9Sldlmnno.
Elmtie, tjeucnoe START 'or00ct Ct NOR
0eriif Cleridl0 pun lul 0rSbon0.
mtl6es ira 9%tufjebig i. alr!,n Tor.
lunaie }ireEnlW "a ban DIioe relic.
&yldgndQI0 antog bans G~orlalgen0e
oq Narlrii trai On en- locu ihlrp
0auunter % az NomueU ul llog nleo
SEN &idmauo 6 : 3lIge frl'tiBt
i 30utoet Get lptttGcs zen Suurtoe
at ill9gy mo / HI uuOun Stuc. iuoen
ban bcioimgl' 8ar.eu 'Iuqte0c. %
han or Glouu life %plagrcbcu. g8idl.
nano2 (litlno lnutc9 itrar IipS'dr.
liz. men BAR GoH beortt lI lid mclct.
at ram mi tr uocuior ,Sdrt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Scracus Damn er pad @riiito AZ DC
Iioite Sogcs ailoe mere t~ilirooiet,
emo Snf9Ibet bar pPret iioct 1864.
0nntpifibstruifen er ion Sslgc her.
al life lioct hrnoret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Eria-Stpa 8anen

Er1a-@tpa %alleh. AI hpt 'Vot
llda I'll Gria 5ipd Gdnclla 8ttnl1
on @pgtu,aanoloe f%orcIig8er MI on
gNlr no pad ~ 4Rullon Sroncr ldrtt
hcit IN &InierctniuB ira Ora I'll Mot
mcOtn9 Stnieu siot til %Hig9grunca
or u%fnraH0rtt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Sulat SopcoganrS.

Solgt Sopcogunrp. 6opeOalarocu
"WeItrip" / Stmrjalg Sogn. logn pco
Soongsditftiolle iorle0en blep uO
Iogt @eft o. leltOerlpoife Hreottrore.
ming / Rngticbina. er al arcoitior.
eniilacts Repruiartant y Dtouribeu
i &jlobierg, % SuQf6rer 9 u. Sci.
goaro. pernIua ioi9t ri GNlarocter
u. i. Salien Hubo / Rgplyug.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

&rpnprinien err MI fouuret til Nor.
&c for at oeIta1e i Ell gisrneiagt
Seitre @.nisoal. hpor o'Srr. =. In
fer % Chr. Berg bar fisbt Ell "9ier
nerlng.~
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Sposfais. Sho. Nrtillcritaptein
Eeoer Gbriium SNlInis Sdlaeffrl
0an05erg err aigadet peo Dozen, -
Adr galuneI.
GH al SofotenS iterre Sorret
utl9amGrIo. Sanoelsmaro Oh TPr
cler 6alts Berg paa Slm0 / 6latitno,
er Cen 3oie 6ebruar dlgalet peo Do.
DEN eiter noSen Gio5 SugNOnr. ca. 30
gIr gdnmel.
Seimrcr Tor oal o1entligs SEole
for Geoe / S~ronohiem 0eurif sSre.
Drift Mind or ufgalet Deo Deoet. san
par feSt 1910, bla teoloatif Nlnoi.
Oat 1856 og anilttes 1878 ion SG.
rer oeo 0eointmncltnlen. lou ban
jenere plr beimrtf.
aonrettor peo Srcltollens sea.
tlw0ralito.t Sorteiae @regg Slrien
er aiaala no 7s0@l, Sarien plr
isat 1888. bicu AealtauOiDat 1861
81 bar ira 1876 o0rci untat SroH0.
hleur. razor fnn / i'm llnse Sirfetio
icm IathenltiHG rer bar uoaanne,
talriae eleper.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Snmcr / McrrcSraat. ,&uin.a.

Gamer / ScrrcoraGt. NlltI,@ltIil!s
tier AlbcrtJ bar iiaigt "2Sort Eano"
lciolperet. at Der lite tan pare noRe;
til NllGsr Tor, at en- %'pnl0etlJ Suao-
arof iout bar mllelt mn al bare Nocr
rcNraIt. fan anlUQgt Oeuc Gitet
Sorlp0cl0c ifal 0ol Grultcn dppro.
bcres di Nl0turtl1mln1ttren az oure
I CucrtH~'lcnmr,F Weo oen Il! en-.
bocr lio imacrtnOe SnirNnlnilier2
Torifrjitcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
SapctS Gocleaaclic. lluocr Ii

SnDcfs AoelG09tllc. ltnoer @tor
nWll ol 0ct ltprfe Noluanoe ~lorlcoea
er & itSrre Yarli NJ Niitiernt ira
"9aateu paa 6ane bortlfDlct a.
Naoet liaciom 0er oQidl er rtott no
act al Toriuat0tu bort &rei3c
"GSbicrq Au." CT Ger Sdre icr az
ser tur Aaa 9rI0 puu Here 5tcner
clroluL iua bete ScrrUuct peo &ul
lt0ul" fau bljuc oDtrluenWuct
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Nnnhc Min.

Sanfe @ala. 2uppicrmq$rndget
No 9robp Gcrf. boor aonicilprpii.
Bent Tcinser er opitillet, or mi iair.
iIo0ci til aibolbelIe Sen lSoc GSebr.
Ger Ell ettorut life opitillet lrogeu mo.
oerdt Mo0fanoinat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Gorpaatnina. Nielae "Rnn0cy

Nmtaau. er MERCHANTMEN Gent
Itrrp~ i Raobp 5olu df D. Spmn.
lerife Se9dter bo~rtiorpaltct nil Bro
prietpr NouGaaro, "ErbTfaaarO" pr.
8praa, ior Ell nurlig Tfdtit al 5000
scr. ld,tt 5tNtter % N'altter. @aar
oonS arcaI er 700 Sor. Sono me0
30 Sor. Sarttorn
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
aulsrift. Otter ct 1orIpOenOe

Mnl0rift. Gfter Ct t~YorID0tllOe,
iom "9agsp." meoOeler, oil Der mart
blipe lat iGaltg en- <lorIft pau Sptts
bergen al oct ianrme Selifob Srono'
6iGn iom CONNER isltote Ell llnoer-
i6uelica. Grpeoiifon biG oQ.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Nrthnr Nnielma' @earaoeNe ilnOt

WTINNI NTltIIH" NtWINTVNtN TN'FV'
Steo Otl lOC Nebrldr pod 1tdH'en
mroer tor NeJtt0eIi0heo Gercntc
uitil mco Etrolelleu ~ B%rap'rott
uoiortts u flitor prtlUrlus 0dlI,
d5iiitlrtt Al ilcrc GrUitcr arIa1e
ucoloQots paa Den / ct iptlpt Nlld
mNhuleOt Strife bl. H. ira 1%torotto
Nttlect on Erotc%lor Nto,lctute
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Susmanb ears 9aaia aif Ssnoa,

sen 2oe,r tScbruar iroeiior 0iltriebe
no i ei Haaf / @iteroalSoano %
~or,fneoe. San bar paa 8ei til Sir.
fell meo lin Suitrit, men octue flm0c
illiet Qlsre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Sotograher ira Toro:
ijoro, Tprgc.

Guhrer icm aHiisr ig ct 6uto8rai If
fine SlR9 anBer eaer IL Gamie pJsm I
I0ro1cro fan tpritlnc H5 ~laaoannc Bile.
Der ug OF en- bIlt1 A.s. 3eg asteg a: reue
bertra 5lutaIn3sH al Spyll i9r at pGfst
oet ulturylguae Norge belle Somneren.
Sea er Iot9sraf AZ Eroiesiion. AIe Stls'
Der ptl blive al o. 5soae 5'yto eiier Ruier
On arrmere C~yigsumaer 5ngen &el9e
forlauscs I 6arl4o. AoysSie:
y. :. Vcoeriun,
49, 1aatoa avt. 81 Elul, g2tHE.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

WcUro Srnuoco. AulcolnlN n
@eurl &ranoc2 90 Mars Ss0lHEoua
Ocu iOt Tcluuor ~ln0choloer lauptl
Neirt lont &en1tre % lotlaaornto
fratiitc Nldoe Nriitlrr ali: 'an-
itcnfmtu0t / irnRatljlt HntrfIcnocl1e
III BARS 6ortlclcitt al 0anif 4aaoaIip.
Nicnc ,luItjtamntiIlcr 4iberli> n
lan "Sduuebrcd" mOInocr nj ontolc
N|NleGuiulcn uoo0cr Ell Ellie ,Sen
INSTRUMENTATION Nrl @todbolm
ncl0ea. al iur1ite FoIittterc1, nor
ihtttrea o. NuWulGre9 H0rc>lt or Al
ienot n5l0 t35 ltlfGtrltrIfter
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sans %tilIaigs.

llnosrtegueDe l9ieer SaEbr Spt 7atota.
Selrarcr ale 3reue, anraHierer Grlig Sc
haHelAg. u 6enoeu, Yano gssu,,
ait3 AaHIen, z. gai.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Gu litcrrr 9fapcpitiou til

laro iolbtrt>ea ot@le Nlac ! 8le'
UemJooH Sons Eldn cr fcai oa no
nrbt,ltt Al Oen 0U3iiI2 lul3e Noffat
Ter Ntulm2 Grjuicl MtNlrbGoer
peo 0anit "fcilatul" % 'rrIIl tltnot
for lmc Homurtt0e S5jtortrl2r IRA
,Sullano. Dtulu2 Grjdnen % ball>
amnrru,tr NfllerCu $. Ntolttt oa
Stltocnt AIAlo 9~tuanu2ien Nn ltoltc
@ronlunOer az Ss0lel hdr I'll dor
maal At iuoerc To.tci 0cruppc OF Qlpc
SfH0rIuQer nj < oI pda @ren,ltro
meO 9icu % Etn'tl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Giteriporsiel.

I'll Den. Der Ian Gtps mig llHosrrsiuiug
pm min 8rooer guoren ". Gull,sioR
5ueo al Grofesnon sr tea msset .a'Hsais
melt9. Stoit lsq bprle ira RAM uor 1898
"a GayoUtt 9tiuU. ". Z. Batter. gtlt,
dea. (. Tat 25b3
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
1sprlis

Surlis. Gu1 norifc Sfoutert
"Slmo" paa Merle ira iSioro SslonI
foIll0ereOe forlcoen meo oen engclitt
GamptrapIer Challenger. "Slulo0
ionf. aapteinen % ire NialtO reooe.
Gea. SmrnWn0 Sdr5 Ntl1elmicr
ira Stooan9er o. Ell Wtutros peS
Nnpn 8ener 0rufneoc.
&riitiunsirm0. ioc 6gb. lln0e,
en- Snatorm f~orIiitg mat pes 4uit.
n0Sfnr noenfor arfitianaiuno cn Ii.
SEN Idf5baao FOR Gripgarnsiiifc.
Ter omtom , Moro, bjemnreharenot
berite0s. Or par SnniIiei9ore oQ
hdpbe Here Bern.
a~rilrmmimtN. DC deb. llHosr
Storren iaaurnat ontaac@ cIldl IN.
ulpffet en- Nrttrlfeite meo , N}anoa
gelUtnrna, biann1elerenoe heripos.
NJ Sciutniugen par o. / ,Salinljefor.
ierderc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

700 Gar er oef ben TOE Rorts
NOR itoer Rone Soerus 6soicl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Toosiaio.

Tres',frsarmrlbttcr rrti1ss gsltit. raar ,. st.
fuuGjae- % 3tHis:. Err CO tcsrss fs. sr tiu;
~ eli rrcr 20 -,riet iaaa htia.es : aeni los
ltfri Erb. Wtg5etists tstalet Hya . Gents pt.
iiris 6tfaiirg uial siiie mssiglss beittiafgsL
Galleries Tr, gisrrs heypgo ttfieBi 70,
slrat os Bsnner. az agtis Ieuc alsori5R Iueifeg.
fs.tt sliiic Ste Tee $50. oaos ipoe Gee 1907
rienmti bus in Ersssr arut ealvogi5H gar II,
al gHtsi ss0H fua basu scot III epHt - Tee
yaa wcntsb btHs s1tt4asta -IoHceroial Hsr gai,
taio Rag 0ldu 60 A4tdn. Z. ". Stlues
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

TiiiaIne. 30 Acrts Sarm / 9nc
aUl Idgls So, I{tmt. / Ntt ira Ndr
teo. Nuoerac %cbotlieshuS Ditto Barn,
goot Nruuarn. 5ubular 9rpno meo Siuo,
mglle. Smut itosu "Brppe~. CAN'T 100
Here's Nti ira %igrltHuuHie. 9tui Ora
uarD on WIaltHlheO. uomprtet 6rldHp.
Ran ebcs i0rlttit. Sirtp III ,SUer Wit
oeriou. Bono H}WW. 1854
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Ten norifc Nobelfpmitc er Tor III
rem imnlet | ariithntia I'll. a. Tor at
orsfte Warerlle ON ct epentitelt No.
%belinitttltt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

TilialGe. -3o6 Acres beolte 5arms
IaHo. 200 Aeres uHoer Rloa ~iyarufeu
lu0Iegtet. yiui 3 RHms 0aS. aorulaoe o.
6los. 600 &rgao oR 9NierH. 6ta YiI til
@umdro A,it TIT Horli atr!e. Rot Sfflee.
5tore "a 0rcGmsru. 5'ulehus peo iSat.
tien. 5tori nom Hiboiag. NaItiu Tor.
ranger. GduieH W,utr 50, z. Eat. 26b3
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

NuI:y.-@u ilinf Elore itanoiHas
put tler tpit 5IeHeteptge paa Ganoe..
9toeu famuie. San gisrne prre Rp,onp
merlsnie. 81 tl $3.50 Or. uge. AH5ei0
,Jnger i0Teges. aoteSie For i06 Riuot.
Y. TIt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Oiliaigs. 80 Acres 6arm tIliaigs
3 Dill ia tgtlacl. g3iIe Sdts 6cuutn
Mlunsiutd. ct Team. 10 ateatnrer. 30
Nsas % 5drmreoltdber. aoresle 1phn
9uIo, D}llntn. Nlnn 24b3
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-11
POSED AS ROUGH RIDER
TO SEE THE PRESIDENT
Mysterious Stranger Examined
by Police at Oyster Bay Ad-
mits Deception.

Oyster Bay, July 10.-PresIdent Roosevelt
passed a comparatively quiet day to-day at
Sycamore Hill. After the rain of the morn
ing the President and Mrs. Roosevelt took
a brisk gallop OF several miles over the fine
roads in the vicinity of their home, return
ing In time for luncheon.
A man who said he had served in the
Rough Riders when the President was
Colonel OF the regiment, arrived here from
New York early in the afternoon. As he
announced his intention OF calling upon the
President. the Secret Service officers were
soon on his trail.
A few minuteS eXamiaat-0l cf he mar
by one OF the officers and George Pollock
who saw service as Rough Rider with the
President. convinced them he was not what
he represented himself TO be.
He then admitted that he had not seen
service in Cuba, and that he had posed as
Rough Rider merely as a means Of get
ting an audience with the President.
The officers saw TO it that he left the VII
lage on the next train
Judge Spencer b. Adams of GreenviIIe s.
c. had, by appointment. an interview with
the President tonight. Judge Adams re-
Gently was appointed Chief Justice OF the
Choctaw and Chickasaw citizenship Court
Of the Indian Territory and came here to
discuss with Mr.. Roosevelt the frauds on
the citizenship Of the two tribes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-11
Mrs. Nellie Montgomery, Who Es-
capped From Missouri Peniten-
tiary, Surrenders.
RAN AWAY TO SEE CHILDREN.
Apologies for Lemaining Away
Longer Than She Indicated in
a Note at the Time of
Her Departure.
REPUBLIC SPECIALL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. No. July lo-Mrs- Nellie
Montgomery. the only female convict who
ever escaped from the Missouri Peniten-
tiary, to-day presented herself at Warden
wooldrfdEe's office and established second
precedent by surrendering to complete her
sentence.
Nellie Montgomery was sent up nom
Platte County two years ago. TO serve a
term for assaultIng another woman. She
left a family OF three children in Platte
County when the prison doors closed behind
her. Last winter she was made a seYant In
the residence OF the Warden and IN Feoru-
are she walked of. boarded a train and Dis
appeared. leaving a note behind. stating
that she would return In March. after pro
vIding for her children in Platte County.
The Penitentiary officials had been
searching for her since February. but failed
TO find = clew. more than that she had ap-
pesreo in Platte County in mans clothing
and visited her children The woman. IN re-
turning to-day. came In from St Louis
alone and went cut TO the Penitentiary.
When she gave herself up she remarked
that she had an apology 20 offer for not re-
turning in March. but she had been SICK
and unable to come. Unless pardoned- she
zfu he compelled TO serve her full term
without the benefit OF the three-fourths
law
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-11
STRUCK LARGE ARTESIAN WELL
Dallas, Tex, May Use 1t for City
Water Supply.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas Tex. July IA tremendous flow
Of pure artesian water was struck to-day
four miles west OF the city. The Dallas Fuel
and OH Company a year ago commenced
boring for oil. Two wells caved In at
depth Of about loo feet 4 third was bored
and is now down I,2oO feet. For several
days rumors OF the striking Of a big flow Of
artcsian water have been afioat.
Dallas Is more anxious to get sufdcient
and permanent water supply than che is to
strike oil This afternoon a committee Of
citizens. headed by City Commissioners Sui
Ivan and Hili. including bankers, mer-
chants and professional men. vent out 10
inspect They were astonished at what they
saw
Commissioner Sullivan pronounces the
well the strongest arteSian flow ever struck
in this county. Through a two-lnch pipe u
threw a solid stream OF water more than
100 feet in the air. Through Eix-inch pipe
IL flowed continuously a full stream several
feet above the top. The flow was timed
by watches and showed to be l.3s.oO gal
Ions per day
Dallas has spent in twenty years nearly
10000 for water supply on surface
plant, and gotten very unsatisfactory re-
suits Another bond issue election il set
for August s. The people are now sgi-
tating for an artestan system. and may de-
feat the bond issue. IL provisions are not
made TO spend at least a part OF the money
In sinking artesian wells.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-11
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Much satisfaction over nominations made
at Springfield
Sisters reunited after separation Of twen-
~ years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hasse Identifies body
taken from the river as her husband.
making third time she has visited the
Tnorgue to claim the body OF relatives who
met tragic deaths.
Eight-year-old Willie Stubblefeld had a
feast at the expense OF Detective Rillian,
who believed his story OF misfortune.
Chautauqua opens at Piasa-
Doctor F. /. Gettys OF No. 42o Morgan
Btreet must answer in the Police Court a
charge CT using bad language over Bell
telephone.
A guardian was appointed for Thomas
=. Warren OF Kirkwood, who spent $4,000
n seven years for liquor.
May Willard. under sentence for bur
giary. Induced R. Park Won wedelstaedt,
one Of her victims, 10 supply her with sta
fionery.
Troops X and G OF the Fourth Cavalry
visit the First Regiment National Guard
of Missouri al Camp Wells.
Retail merchants in East ST. Louis Will
Ly to establish a market house.
City officers see many objections to the
bIIl asking a franchise for the st. Louis
Depct Terminal Company.
The body of Frank Lawrence will arrive
from New York and be taken direct to
BeIsfontaine Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-11
GENERAL DOMESTIC

Mrs. Nellie Montgomery. who escaped
from the Missouri Penitentiary last winter.
returns to serve out the rest OF her SEN
tence. She said she had been away TO see
her children and had been sick or she
would have returned sooner.
The "stand-off' policy Of the corn bulls
at Chicago is continued and few sales are
recorded, the price falling away 4 cents, %
g cents per bushel.
Lightning strikes a man at Louisville.
III. and tears OF all his clothes, but does
net kill him
Rhodes Clay, an attorney. who was re-
GENTLY nominated by the Democrats of
Audratn County, as their candidate for the
State Legislature, was shot and killed in a
street fight with Attorney C. A. Barnes at
Mexico. no.
Several hundred miners are entomOed in
coal mine al Johnstown, Pa, as result
OF an explosion Of gas
The river at Des Moines. Ia has riss,
above Its banks and fear is entertained /, ST
Il shall cause the Leves TO give way and
nooc the city. Laborers are at work on the
LeTee building II up. but the river is rising
almost as fast as they build up the dam.
Harry Tracy. the oregon convict, conpels
farmer TO borrow money and buy him
weapons and ammunition. He then departs
on the farmers horse, well supplied with
provisions.
Bishop Conaty. president OF the Catholic
University. makes a strong plea for re-
1'gion In education, in an address at Chi
cago
Governor Yates has ordered company of
militia to EidoradO, Ill, to suppress the
race trouble there. The white residents IL
Is said, are trying to drive the negroes out
OF the neighborhood. A mob attacked a
negro preachers house there Wednesday
night He fired upon the mob and II Is
supposed one man was shot
The convention of the National Educa-
donAl Association will end to-day at Min
neapolis. Addresses have been made by
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, President
schurman Of Cornell University and Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-11
CAVALRY REGULARS
VISIT CAMP WELLS.
United States Soldiers Inspect Mil
itiamen's Headquarters-Six-
Mile Practice March
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBIIC SPECIAL.
Montesano Park, July i0.-Ths citizen SOL
oiers received a visit from Uncle Sans
regulars to-day at Camp Wells. Troops <
and c. iH command respectively OF Leu
tenants Henry and Phillips. came down
from Jefferson Barracks on practice
march.
Both OF these companies, and also Battery
A OF st. Louis, are to participate In the
sham battle which IS scheduled to take
place at the Fair Grounds July IS The
regular officers inspected the camp and
seemed well pleased with all they saw. The
militiamen and regulars mingled and many
an exchange Of yarns followed
In the ranks Of the First Regiment were
many men who had seen service In the reg
ular army. and a few found acquaintsnces
among the members OF the Fourth Cavalry.
The ceremony Of guard mount this morn
Ing was rather better than before. Captain
WOODS was installed as officer Of the day
and Lieutenant Z. l. Dorm as officer OF the
guard There was little work for them. ez-
cept an endeayor TO locate the man who
stalled a donkey In Captain Boswelrs tent
This trick was executed Tuesday night. and
again last night Captain Boswell Is Of the
opinion that tents are not the proper quar-
ters for donkeys.
Several companies spent the afternoon to-
Gay on Ihe rine range. some OF them S1ODl-
ing like veterans. The highest score as yet
is 3 out OF possible 35. Captain OKeefe
VOWS that he can beat this when he gets
In trim
One OF the latters feats in the sham bat
tie yesterday has not been recorded. It
win live in the First Regiment records as
'O'Keefs's HOwitzer." The enemy was a
long time coming. and the Captain thought
that DO cannon were possessed by the
regiment he would devise one. So he pro-
cured a section OF heavy Emokestack. This
he mounted OF cordwood supports. For
front sight he pasted on with clay an empty
cartridge-bCI, and for rear sights he at
tached a cigar-box with V-shaped notches In
it.
Then he had a squad OF men knesl with
rifles directed through the 'csnnon's bar
rel The simultaneous discharge OF the
Springhelds In the stack made roar like
a dozen cannon and a belching Of smoke
truly terrifying TO see.
The NOmen's Training School excursion
Saturday. II Is expected. Will bring a good
crowd from ST. Louis Quite a number Of
visitors were on hand to-day. Among them
were Mrs. Ernst Schoen. Mrs E J. Koch
and party Miss Nay L. Dorsey and party,
Mrs Frederick Denver. Mr.. W Mcdonald
Sergean-s Shaw and MarQuardt OF the
noncommissioned officers' STATS treated
Misses Clsr and May Herman TO a novel
buggy ride IN the Quartsrmaster's store
wagon. Lieutenant Rosenfeid and CorporaI
Lindsay reported for duty to-day. The sec
ond battalion was put through a six-mile
practice march
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WHEATON TO VISIT PEORIA.
General May Settle There After
His Retirement.

Peoria, July lo.-Gsneral Lloyd wheaton
will arrive in this city at noon Tomorrow
from Chicago. He will be met at Bureau
Junction by a delegation OF citizens, and
upon his arrival in this city a monster re-
ception Will be given him, participated IN
by several companies OF the National Guard,
a detachment OF the naval reserves from
Moline. Union Veterans Union. G. A R.;
Sons Of Veterans and civic societies. There
will be a parade at 2:30.
Gereral Wheaton was born on a farm near
Peoria. and enlisted here IN the beginning
OF the Civil War. He has announced it Is
possible that after retirement, on July IS
he will take up his home here residing on
the old farm. Captain Louis Bash who was
attached 10 General Wheaton's staff. arrived
homo a few days ago. and Will be present
to-morrow at the receptIon.
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A MEASURE OF MERIT.
ST. Louis Citizens shouId Weigh Well
This Evidence.

Proof OF merit lies In the evidence.
Convincing evidence in St Louis.
Is not the testimony of strangers,
But the endorsement OF St Louis people
That's the kind OF proof given here.
The statement OF st. Louis citizen
Mr. Jerry Mahoney OF L3i Gratiot, ave.
saws: II am entirely at a loss to know the
cause Of pain in the back and trouble with
the kidney secretiOns. The latter were far
too active IN fact. the control was so lin
tied that finally they became positive an
noyance My son went to Wolff Wilson's
FOR Doan's Kidney Pills and took course
OF the treatment Il stopped the backache
and regulated the action OF the kidney Sc
cretions am prepared TO make an affl-
davit any time touching the above
For sale by all dealers Price % cents q
box Foster-SIlburn Co. Buffalo, N Y,
sole agents for the United States
Rsmember the name-Doan's-and take no
substitute.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-11
PATIENT COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Thomas Ryan Jumped Over Ban
mister at Poor Farm.

Thomas Ryan. an inmate OF the insane
ward OF the Poorhouse. committed suicide
yesterday afternoon by jumping over
bannister on the third story of the dormi-
tory to the first noCr. a distance Of about
forty-fve feet His skull was fractured aud
he died at BIB. two hours after the lean.
Ryan was returning from a walk Sew
10 restrain Ryan. so quickly did he funnn
from the stairway
He was teamster before he became de-
mented. He was sent TO the asylum several
months ago from his home at No a0iO RID
Gle street: Doctor Runge. Superintendent
OF the asvlu-n pronounced his case incura-
an was transferred to the Poorhouse
Coroner Funkhopser will BE- nofIfs5 A,
Ryan : death this morning and will investi-
gate to-day.