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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
WATERLOO. III.

Miss Fannie Divers u Rock Island. III, was
te guest Of Mrs Ha-dr g Nuris Sunday
Miss Martha Klieznsnn, who was visiting in
Mrs. Philip Brenser and Mrs Louis Gunst, &C
arnpanied by Ms. z. .. kuehne- and son. Ro-
nd. OF Cincinnati. o.. visited relatives and
tends a. Columbia Wednesday.
The Reverend ?. BCchtold and wife q Burks-
We visited friends here Monday.
Mrs.. Lulu Meyers q ST. Louis visited relatives
"a fnends here and was the guest II Mrs
haEles Lutz-
Mr.. and Ms. Oscar Gamer OF East ST. Louis
zted friends and relatives here several days
zrs q MORAN and son. Roy. OF Req Bud
Mns-. Z: D.. Anthony OF Fast 81. Louis. who
rs visiting her daughte-. Ms. 2 HORNE. has
John walhaus OF St. Louis xpent several ds-s
re on a visit 10 his parents. M and Mrs..
Kiss Katie Bi1nkmann o. St Louis Il her. On
several weeks visit g Der aunt. Mrs.. FraI
Flnkmnuu.
Charles Ratz ard Mics Lena Rate or Red Bud
ere the guests 81 Mrs.. Conrad gcfmer
Mrs John Mentel visited friends aud relatives
ST. Louis
Miss Annie zeis. daughter Of AIrs. Katie Zsls
ID Mr.. Louis b. Nogt sou Of Geranrft Vcct
ere married at high mass In the s. Peter and
Aurs Catholic Church Tuesday morning. The
Iended BIZ Mis- Lizzie Zeis and Miss Mamie
hehn and John Zeis and Peter Raw, Jr.
The ladies' OF the Catholic Church viii hold n
1r IN Memorial HAN next Tuesday ard WedDes-
~ for the benefit OF the church.
Miss Armin 2. Pinkei visited friends al Flo-is-
Mr. and Mrs n. F. Brickey Of Prairl. eu
ncher visited friends here.
AIR. and Ns- louis stckmann. Jr., visited
natives at New DOUGLAS. III
William Ahsn. or Lstehheid visited relatives
"a frfeuQa here
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JERsEYVILLE. ILL.

Me- Robert WOODBURY. % MorTisrnvine. IL,
Is Fhe guest - friends n JerSeyyiNe ~
Ms i 7 wIesman q JerseyNlile - cut.t
inr her sister. Miss Nellie lAnoon OF S@E
Wis Anna SPENCER Of Jereyyflis was a visitor
In -. Louis last week A..
Mis- Lulu TIT % J~erseyTiEe entertained MS'
FfHe reudeuin OF CHICAGO nst week
Mrs W. ID Landnn q ~JerseSviie was a TistH
IN = ISHs KSsIor II wichita. Kas.. Is ths
rues. o. Jersevvile friends 80
Mrs. L ]. Schlager has returned % - LoN
after visiting Mrs. Durnev OF IerSeyNlHc
Mis- Guss.e Sesler OF Je-seyvale has gone U
Nh waiter Osborn OF BIedoFA H.. s. The
rsest Of JerseyViile friends.
Mics Julia Lcrssche o. Ierseyvtls il = VISITOR IN
NJ Hsm T. I'M has Eoue 90 Chicago
Miss Mae Russell has returnel nom NiNel
NJ Henry Grosjean has returned. - EE'
81 Louis amer an extended visit with Jersey
Mrs Thomas Bean q JerssyvIle has Eone "a
Alta 20 visit friends Mrs.. carl Nelson ~ Jer-
SEVILLE has zone 20 Granite CITY,
Jerxeyyile were visitors In - Louis last We%
Mrs.. Clarence Bct-on and Mrs FIgi4a
smith OF IerEayTflic departed last week Tor a
Visit 10 Washington and Eastern cities
Mrs J.. Segar q Fidelity. Ill. was the guet
OF Ierseyvtnc friends last week
Mrs Pearl nil has gone TO Carrulit0n. III
Miss Emily Wa-e s. entertaining Miss nan
Wa~1xard OF 81. Louis
Ms J. : Powell Is entertaining Mrs Charles
Tack and Mrs. Man Beatty Of 81 Louis
Mrs Charles Slater q Je-seyNille. = enter
taiuIng Miss Ella SFencer @ Murphyebono, "
Ms. FreieTioka Plger and daughter. Ms
Tberp=e p1Rer. have returned 70 81 L9uls eiter
gpendlnE the summer in JerSFvlu-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
METROPOLIS, III.

Ed r Phnlios or Shawnee. ok. arrived IN the
cifv Tuesday for A months visit With relatives
afs. ". n. Malcolm ami children OF Vance.
Mics, are visiting her mother Mrs. Mamie R0hy.
The families OF p. and Thomas Tzkle have
eoue hack nom Psducah. after having spent the
WIiiiam Ranusis and wife have rone 10 Nour-
house. Mo. for a visit with relatives.
Doctor c. = Troriliion went - Harrisburg
wednesday 10 visit his broth4r. Doctor J. A.
J. W. H.ldeman Is spending the week in Madi-
R~ouv1lle. Ky.
afrs Charles Hale has returned from her visit
n. 81 Louis Mr.. Hale IS visiting At several
MIS- ". = Goldenberr Of vevay. nd. IS visit
ing her sister. Mrs. J. II Craig, Of this CITY.
Mrs. G. I. Hoewfscher. who has heen tie guest
Of her daughter. Mrs r. u Th1mpson. returned
- her home IN Golconia Sunday.
Miss Ada Wallace Of Cairo. III. l. ~sprniinE fhs
week with her mother. Mrs George Wallace. in
this cIty.
Mr. oscar Morris q Donsola. III. is the guest
of tie family % J. H. Morris.
Ars. J. = CpSheer. who has been the guest -
her daughter. Mrs y. A Andersen. Tor several
weekS returned this week TO her home IN Har-
ar, and Mrs. c. c. Roberts have returned from
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DESTROY ESPRIT De CORPS
French Officer Deplores Marriages
in Army.

SPECIAL RY CABLE To NEW YORK
ERNL y THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC
Paris. Oct. lS-(Copyright. i902)-A we'll
known officer OF General Andres encourage
sends a letter 10 the Paris press on the
subject OF the marriage OF officers in the
French army AilusiOns TO the speech in
London OF B.igadier General Young. IN
which he spoke highly OF the measure for
bidding officers IN the German army 10
marry unit the rank OF Captain is reached
The writer says that young officers In the
French army now find IN married Hfe the
sOiaCe which the regimental entertainment
formerly supplied. but these latter-day mar
rlaEcs. ne ADDS. have done much TO destroy
the army'S esprit de corps.
The German plan l. about 20 be adopted
'by the French military authorities. I hear.
and General Andre IS about TO introduce a
bill registering promotion. 20 as TO place IL
beyond political influences.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
DOLLY MADISON'S
FRIEND IS DEAD,
Mrs. Ward, Related to Three Presi
dents, Knew Two Mistresses
of the White House. Q
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Oct. H.-NIrs. Josephine Ward.
a friend OF both Mrs. Dolly Madison and
Mrs. Julia d. Grant. the wife OF the Cen
eral. is dead. She passed away at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Charles Avery Dore-
mus. at No. 20 West F1fty-hrst street. She
was nearly 50 years old yet until a few
months ago bore no signs OF the inhrmitles
OF age. Her death was caused by a com
p~lication Of diseases. and II Is thought that
a severe shock received last July. when she
Zen downstairs and broke her right lex. az
~gravated her maladles-
Born In lSZ OF a distinguished ancestry.
Mrs. Ward in her youth was one Of the
bellies OF Kentucky Her maiden name was
Harris. Her grandfather. General James
TAYLOR OF Newport. KY. took part In the
war OF 1si2. and loaned his large private for
tune TO the Government II II said that the
use OF the funds had much to do With the
success OF the American arms. Miss Harris
was related 10 three Presidents Of the
United State1 She was a first cousin OF
James Madison. and GeEeral zachary Tay-
Tor. and distantly related TO Thomas JET
ferson- Between her and the beautiful Dol
- Madison there was a warm friendship.
although Mrs Madison was somewhat
OF the MadisOns at Montpelier. Her rem
iniscences OF the remarkable woman who
VA once mistress OF the White House were
very interesting. and her friends often
asked her TO recount them.
Miss Harris was married in lSt to George
". Ward then n prominent cotton broker
OF New Orleans. Among those who called
upon her frequently before her marriage
was stephen a Douglas. Her friends told
her that she would marry either a soldier
or a statesman. She replied that she would
not. and she made good her assertion by
wedding a cotton broker.
Among those az the wedding was n cadet
who had been presented - her by her most
intimate school friend. a girl who had said
she would marry a man destined TO be Pres
ident OF the United States h cadet be-
came General Ulysses s Grant and he
married the young woman who had such
confidence in his destiny. Mrs. Grant and
MS Ward kept up their friendship all
through life.
Mr.. Ward died thirty-two years ago Mrs
Wards children are Ms Doremus. Mrs.
w. w. Richards. and Miss Helen Ward OF
this city. and David L Ward or Philadel-
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thelr summer vacation. Nr. Roberts has been
IN Europe and Mrs Roberts has been visiting
relatives In Goshen. Ind.
Miss Mamie stewart went 10 BandaEA, KY %
visit her sister.
Doctor J. y. Shemveli and wife Of Barlow.
Ky. have been visiting friends IN the city
Mrs r = Cooley and son. Clarence. are vtsit-
iaE VITA relatives Ia ~Grahamyine. Ky, this
week.
vile Monday. after 4 visit with Doctor aud Mrs-
Ms. ", r. Houts and Mrs. Anna Peters have
returned from a months visit with relatives Ia
Cincinnati
Mr. q, n Jones and children DEPARTED Friday
fur PiutkueyVIlI-. III. Mrs.. Mar Shoemaker. her
abe. accompanied them home FOR a few weeks
Mrs Z. II. Eurks and daughter have returned
from their visit Ia princeicn. KY.
J. L Williams o. Hprnbeak. Tenn. - IA TIE
city visiting Mr. and Mr. wash James
Harry MUNiev and Hal bird Of Euae Bud. III.
visited IN the city this week
Mr.. William % Towle Returned thursday from
a Visit Ia Cincinnati.
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nnsvile and Donald Mcmillan OF shadrou. Nsb..
took place ~ high noon al TIE residence o. ms
brides mother. WEDNESDAY. VT. Mcmillan and
lis bride LEFT Immediately FOR the West. where
they VIII reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ENG o: Pa1z are guests cf
Nr. and Mrs.. VIII HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greene CT 81. Jnuis, A.
tended the wedding OF Miss Greene and Sr. Ne
MILAN Wednesday.
The marriage u Joseph Il KirSchbaum q This
city and Miss Cara Alienburg uf 81. Louis will
take place some tine during the latter part q
this month.
n engagement q Mr.. Samuel Strong OF This
city and Miss Gussie Noikner OF Troy. IL. has
been announced The wedding viii take place in
November.
Right Reverend Bishop Ryzn Of the Alton
Diocese win administer confirmation 20 a large
class at s. Peter and PauIs Catholic Church In
this city Sunday. November 8.
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vINCENNEs. IND.

NJ ard Mrs. :. g, Chen Departed wednesday
sor Cincinnati n visit friends
NusS Hazel Collins f. In Indlanauols visiting
srfe-5s and attending the horS show.
Mis- Favetfe smith entertained with = lunch
-, Thr~rfav In honor o. Miss Eiifh Hill.
yri,ose r~1arrfzre viii take place next week.
Ms J. II. Duesterberg Is In Indianapolis VS.
fling friends-
rrrest - Ms George Cerv1IL
Mr.. X. =. Solan and dauEhier 4 Aiafsua
are the guests or NJ ard Ms W. W Cassen-
Contain ard Ms. John r Canender enter
safn-I q number Of their friends Tuesday after
nron. n being their birthday anniversary.
Ms. {. ". Benham and children are home
from a visit with relatives IN Newtqn. III
Miss Pansy Black q Patoka L. the guest Of
Mss Marrle Scott
Mrs Edward ToUnslev and little son. Gard
ner. arr home from Cincinnati.
Mrs Sonia Ferdinand 4 visiting her cousin.
Mnes Ira Frs1. in Tcrre Hautc.
Nr Mary .weiSsr and daass,sr. M.ss ora. are
AIS. Bsns Case. vh0 has Sesa tso guest *
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that I thought Il would be q good scheme
70 get a position "a a 10y
Il think succeeded wonderfully In Oh
Guisiuc myself. Why. I even passed my
mother and brother on the street while
hey were in their mad plight 10 find me-
WOULD BE AN ACTRESS
Il always had = desire 10 be an actress,
and thought perhaps 1 could meet some
theatrical manages who would give me en-
plcymeur IN hts company. 1 think It's Just
lovely 40 be a boy. Il IS TOO Tad my friend
Emma met me. but I would have come
hcme anyway. because 1 didn't mean any
harm l wish my mother would allow me
10 continue 70 wear my brothers clothes
until my hair grows long again. because
Will look too funny FOR anything
MY friends should not think my actions
due 20 reading novels They were not Dur
ing my afternoon walk I met many police
men with whom I talked. some OF them re-
marked what a pretty boy I was. Others
seemed suspicious. but mons questioned rle.
Il could not have remained away from
home much longer unless ! got employment
because my funds. were beginning 10 give
out"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
C-OLLIysVILLE, I'LL.

Miss Mayms Lumaghi o. 81 Louis was the
lest OF Mr.. and Ms. LunaEht this week
Rudolph Eeidingcr. who was III IN a St Louis
.spitat fer some time. has returned hone.
Hiss Maude Matthews viii depart soon 10 spend
- winter In St louis.
sfr. and MrE Ralph wickiiTe or Arkansas
Niss Cora Altman was a ST. Louis visitor
ire marriage OF 4rss Mary Greene o: COL
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Washington county. mIaoi.. Meetings

Nashville. No.. Oct. IS-The Washington
County Domestic Science Society will con
Veue in this CITY Wednesday. October ..
ard an interesting session Is promised. TAr.
Washington County Teachers Association
Will convene In the High School building in
this city Saturday. October .. for an i'm
portant deitberation. Professor Jesse T.
Gibbs OF Okawville. Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction. will preside. The annual
convention OF the Washington County
Farmers Institute will be held In this city
In November.
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CO[EzhSS Poissd ne He O.
y gas Il TuEzzh16 TIA eHca
3iEht Hz3e9 &zd exposure
emltms1C1tru16a- P~E@a
pegEEd E& observation-disclosures
EriO1 0c1Eh 10 require madSGl
attszi2. CnSequnay hOn ErSe
WeEulzdhR senOQs cO3Iss Er0~-
Wc~~ too noaetD ri
H1e8 601hAs 70 a OCCUR. VIM Ct
CDdn2a beab7 m GRRITncy0t
Jour ho1e- If yUU 1u1bso IS Just
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Oct. lS-The ClarZS-
a street carnival AID
November ). and con-
week. The shows VIII
nson Carnival Company
Of attractions.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

Mr. Mary T. Hn. leg Tuesday for IntlaaHVOl
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~CIark.vIne EIks' street CARNIVAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
GAINESVILLE. Tenn.
VILE EikS will have
fair here. beginning
tlnuing through the
Be given by the RObii
with a fine aggregate
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M%aG

.SeEMzng you have 1oCr1R zk 10
this remedy today Il = eay
- 6A and there is DO puNicIfy N
de- EezneoL II 1ou case has ben
and doct0z c1mlOs hep
.wE rad what 4n DOAs says AID
remember Azt Thousands 6so-zled
"ho1Gz" cases kzFe ben crd
By Vine CEdni- Vine Of Czrhn
VII completely ere nise con & ten
Gsss and II VII b1Deft eTsg case
& hzale trUuh&
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-16
CULPRITS WILL
BE PUNISHED
Car Warns Russian Peasants
Against Further LoOting.
WILL NOT CALL UPON POPE
LEO REFUSES TO DISCUSS THE
SITUATION IN FRANCE.

CT. PETERSBURG, Sept. B.-The
y car yesterday summoned depu-
tations OF the elders of the can
tons and villages in the governments of
Kursk. Poltava. Kharkoff. Tchinigoff.
Orel and VoroneZh TO meet him at the
house of the governor of Kursk and
addressed them as follows:
Last spring peasants in some dis
tricts of the provinces of Poltava and
Kharkoff plundered neighboring es-
tates. The culprits will meet the pun
ishment they deserve. The authorities
will not in future allow such disturb
ances TO occur. OF that ! am sure.
desire to remind you of the words of
my late father at the time of his coro-
nation, spoken 10 the cantonal elders:
Listen 10 your local nobility and do
not believe sensational nonsense.
Remember" continued the car,
that a man gets rich not by SELLING
the property of others. but by honest
labor and thrift, and by living accord
ing TO the commandments of God. Re
peat all | have said 10 you to the other
people OF your villages, and tell them
further that / viii not leave their real
needs UNDECIDED"
The car visited the town of Kursk
this morning and met with an enthu-
siastic reception. After the customary
function of the presentation and salt
his majesty visited the Sonameski mOn-
astery and the community OF the Red
Cross sisters of mercy. He subsequent
" attended an assembly of mobiles
where a statue of Alexander III was
visited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-16
"GIB" SPENCER INSANE
Well Known Character of Early
Days is Committed to the
Asylum at Provo.

When Gilbert Van schoonhoven was
adJudged insane last Saturday. few
knew that "Gib" Spencer, one of the
most famous stage drivers of the ear
ly days, had become demented after
years q hardshlps and one Of the most
thrilling careers in the west.
SiNty-flVe years ago GilYert Van
SchoonhOVen was born in the state of
Pennsylvania, and shortly after the
pioneers landed IN the valley Of Salt
Lake he enllgrated % this place. He
was az once taken under the care of
Daniel Spencer, one OF the oldest of
the pioneers. who formed a great at
Lachment for the boy. At the death of
Spencer, Van SchOOnhoven assumed his
name. and has been known by all the
older people Of the city as Glib" Spen-
Ger.
he was fond OF horses from childhood
and soon became known as one of the
most successful stage drivers in the
west For years he drove his stage
regularly 20 old Camp Floyd, where
General Johnston. with his army of
United States regulars. had established
a camp. He continued the trips at
regular intervals until the post was
abandoned, when he began the trip 20
Park city, then a prospective mining
camp He remained on that run until
a short time prior 10 the building Of
the railroad.
In recent years he has served in the
capacity Of cOachman 20 his wife, who
Is known throughout the city as Mrs,
Dr. Van. He continued 10 work IN
that position until very recently, when
signs Of insanity began TO appear. The
/ love for horses. which had existed dur
| ing his whole life. became manifest in
/ his arrangement, and he labored un-
/ der the delusion that he was coach
/ man for the late President Mckinley
/ and worried constantly over the
/ thought that the horses Of the presi-
/ dent would not receive proper atten-
/ ton during his absence. He was adj
| judged insane Saturday, and has beer
I confined in the county jail since thai
| time
Sunday night he was seized with q
/ violent attack of mania, and before ht
could be quieted made the padded eel
/ in the jail look as If II had been STRUCK
/ by small cyclone. When discovered
/ he had torn the padding from part o,
| the cell, upset the cot, turned ovel
| everything possible and was holding
/ high carnival amid the wreckage.
/ With some difficulty he was QUOTED
down and, in company with Mrs Wag
/ stan. whOs was adjudged insane yes
| terday. he was taken 20 Provo las
night to be confined in the asylum
/ Mrs. Wagstaff is the wife of a stree
car conductor.
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They were referred to the committee
on police department
To the committee on improvements
was referred a proposition submitted
by Nj. Levy to sell TO the city for at
fractions at Liberty park his two
brown bears, valued at $50.
City Recorder Nystrom. ex-officio
clerk OF the city court, reported that
during the month of August $50 cases
were disposed OF, realizing SS,023 IN
fines and forfeitures.
The council then passed an ordinance
changing the fire limits. as follows:
On the east side il is changed from
Third East and Fourth South TO Third
East and Fifth South.
On the west side IL is changed from
Fifth West and Fourth South TO Sec
ond West and Fifth South.
The change was made TO enable the
erection OF a large granary in the VI
entity Of Second West and Fifth South,
and was agreeable to the chief OF the
IRE department and the building in
spectOr.
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Will Ignore the Pope.

Rome. Sept. 15.-The announcement
that the car. when he returns the visit
of King Victor Emmanuel, will not call
on the pOpe, has seriously disturbed
the vatican. It is said that the Rus
sian minister TO the holy see viii pur-
posely be absent from Rome during the
sOjourn of the car, so as TO render 1t
easier to ignore the vatican.
PapaI diplomacy is doing its utmost
to prevent such an awkward incident,
which is attributed 10 the desire of the
car to show his displeasure at the
pope's action in Withdrawing the papal
nuncio from The Hague because he
was not invited to take part in the
peace congress.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph S. Tingey TO Sophroma s.
Horne, part OF lot s. block s. five
acre plat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Isaac @. Quinn 10 Ann CoWley, OK
rods southwest from rods west OF
northeast corner OF lot l. block l5a
pat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
James Sterling to Myra Anderson.
. feet by 10 rods. lot 1. block 20,
five-acre plat A ............----....... l5t
Titan Savings & Trust company TO
Mary A. r. Young. 9x6 rods north
west from Z rods west of south
d -. Observation-Disclosures 10
Sarah A. Jenkins to NJ. H. Wilson
lot s. block g. Whalon's addition. $50
John p. Cahoon TO John Larson,
lots II and IS block 2. Haynes &
CahoOn survey ...........-........... so
John S. Tingey to Martha ]. H.
Fingey. part of lot s. block 6. five
acre plat A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
John S. Tingey TO W. j. Horne. part
OF lot 8. block s. five-acre plat A..
John S. TinSey 10 Isabella H Horne,
part of lot 6. block 6. five-acre plat
49,. ......-........... ..s.........
John S. Tingey to Mary A. G. Horne,
part of lot 6. block 6. five-acre plat
Edward w. Hunter to Thomas H.
Maxwell. part of lots and 8. block
% fiVe-acre plat A ..............-.. 81
James Sterling 10 August II. Knebe-
IAN. % feeI DIV III rOOS uOIlucdsl
from southwest corner of lot 1.
block 90 fiVe-acre plat 49,. 30
Mary A Bruce to Golden II. Culver,
5iaX7h rods northeast from south
west corner of lot 8. block 10. plat
G ..-..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Anna NJ. Brown TO Charles Brown ct
al. 9x7ik rods southwest from 10
feet south % rods west OF the
northeast corner Of lot 3. block 10,
plat b ...-.....-.....--..-..'... ::..... 4'eO
Thomas Blake. trustee. 10 South
Jordan Church of Latter-day
Saints. IA acres. southeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter. sec
ton Il. township south, range
west -----.-.---- $3.50
Marcellus s. Woolley 10 Twenty
first ward Church of Latter-day
Saints, lot l. block q. plat ID, etc..
| Bovd Park. trustee. to F. +. Arnold.
124 rods bv 50 feet southwest from
northeast corner of lot 5. block 10.
| Bank of Commerce u F. Z. Arnold,
124 rods bv IS feet southwest from
northeast corner of lot 5.|biock ~,
Dla1 B ......................... 2ft
Joseph Marriott 10 Alex E. Lee.
part of the northwest quarter or
! section 2. township south. range
I -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-16
DR0UTH is BROKEN.
Good Rainfall is Reported in South
ern Part of State.

NOou hdlnIaIl IS Reported IN Souln-
ern Part of State.
The weather reports received by the
local office last night showed that good
rains fell throughout the state yester-
day Heavy rains fell in the southern
portion of the state and the drouth
has been effectually broken. The ba-
rometer here is still low and Section,
Director Murdoch thinks there are
good chances for Salt Lake to get a
rain before the storm wave passes
over.
The reports from Modena showed
that nearly three quarters of an inch
of water fell there during the day,
seventy-two-h undredths of an inch be-
ing the exact amount. The rain clouds
circled all around Salt Lake. but al
though they made two or three at
tempts to sprinkle the city. no appre-
eiable amount of precipitation was
recorded by the rain gauge.
The rains in the other portions of the
state were very timely, and the hearts
of the farmers are gladdened. The
only hope of the Salt Laker now is
that this city may get its share of the
downpour. The general conditions OF
the atmosphere. Mr.. Murdoch stated
yesterday afternoon, did not indicate
that any very heavy rain would fall
here, but last night the indications
were more favorable