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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
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sAtsoa AllaEea " W lCoS plzC-A Sdfy syu1zaSil
s czem sic przyodziae.
3 ChrzeScia1stwo sadzi zu-
|pelnie inaczei Q bogactwie.
Ono wierzy. ze Bog jest
wlascicielem d6br ziemskich a
czlowiek wiodarzem tylko
pred Bogiem odpowiedzial-
nym. Jak ludzie Z sic roznia,
pod wzgledem zdolnosci ]
|sklonnosci. tax roznia sic tel
pod wzgledcm w}asnosci !
beda zawsze sic roznili. l
Chrystus pan ME usunal z
swiata ubdstwa, ale. przywia-
zaa do niego pociechy i za-
slugi. Zapewnil on nawet
ludzkose. re ub6stwa ona z
swiata ME usunie; biednych
zawsze macie' ale m6wil,
ze bfogos'awieni So ubodzy.
dla tego chrzesciadstwo ME
gardzi ubogim.
Ale biedny pyta sic jed
make: czemu stalem SIC
biednym? Czemu dzwigam
ten krzyz. kiedy tysiace obok
mnie maja Uszystkiego W
obhtosci? Ma to odpowiedziec
moze tylko opatrznost Boska.
Ale w te opatrznost tax
wielu ME wierzy. Pismo sw !.
tyle razy 0 niej wspomina;-
m6wi nam, re madrose Boska
cd. kohca az do kohca
dos ega rozporzadza wszyst-
ko wdziecznie, le n,alego i
wielkiego on uczynif. jedna-
ko o wszystkie ma piecza. O
tel boskiej opatrznosci m6wi
szczeg6lnie Ouch swiety. ze j
najmn|ejszem ona rozrzadza,
DO W oczach boskich ME ma
mic tax ma}ego i tax nie-
znacznego, zeby wszechmoc j
milose Boga tego ME stree
gla ME bronila. Trawa,
ktora dz,siaj kwitnse. a jutro
usycha. i orleta. krzyczace W
gniazdzie 0 pokarm. wrobel
ma daehui kazdy wlos glowy
naszeJ jest przedmiotem
opatrznosci Boskiej. ojciec moi
imatka moja. tax skarzy sic
|sprawiedliwy. opuscili mic;
ale Pan przyjal mne.' Zdaje
sic. jakoby Bog sam W mi
losci "a sprawiedllwym gonil.
chce bye mu wiecej anizeli
matka. bo sam tc powiedzial:
!, iiali moze matka zapomnief
mowlecia swego = a gdyby:
ona mia'a zapominat ia pre-.
ctez ME zapomne. : Dla tego
,,cokolwiek przypadnie ma
sprawiedliwego, ME zasmuci
go. To So ,apewnian,a Boz
ga prawdziwego, ktorego
slowa ME przemina
T.. s { y
Tu moze biedny sic pre-
kona6. e ubostwo Ola niego
jest sdobre. najlepsze. bo
inacsej snie dawalb Bog
| |ubostua taakoni,u. 81 Jb6stva,
" torem zyjesz robotniku.
(chdia'S Beg lepsz,e jest ono !.
lanifeli bogactwo. Me wiesz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
.LONDYN

LONDYN. Ma
posiedzeniu izby po-:
slow oSwiadczyi Sc
kretarz dla spraw "a
granicznych, lord
Cranborne, ze Rad
angielskl dlatego ME
miesza sic obecnie
do spraw Mandzu.. !.
ryi, po'ln5l.iiie'w,'':a'z p'l5l.ii 9 VI toczal q ',,;|l
sic poWazne rokoWa-
MIA Q ustapienle
% woisk rosyj-
skich z tel prowincyi
W jak najkr6tszym
czasie. Rad ma pew
nose, ze prowincya
ia wkr6tce przej-
die ma powr6t pod
w4adze rzadu chin
skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

e, " OoSdCtWOz moe Dye
ola czlowieka wielkiem nie-
bezpieczedstwem ?Apcst6l na-
zywa bogactwa ,,sidlami sza-
tana. Codziennie gina ludzie
W bogactwie Jest wielu, kto-
rzy tego znieSe ME mog: ,zeby
mieli mice wiele p;eniedzy W.
kieszeni. Dopoki zy,a W nie-
dostatku, zy,a dobrze, lecz
-kiedy pieniadze p'yna do
k:eszen', Przychodza wybryki,
rzucaja sic " wir zabaw
i rozkoszy gina .marnie Do
pok' byli W biedzie. byli POI
bozni i cnotliwi; k'edy przyszli
do pieniedzy, stracili wiare j
cnote j zmarnieli. Swiety Cy-
ryl nazywa bogactwo !, cie-
zarem smierci' Jezeliz tedy
Bog zeslat na Gle ub6stwo,
Ito uczynil to milosci ku
twemu zbawien:iu,. aby Gle
uchowat Cd wielkich niebez-
p:eczeistw. w ub6stwie ci
postawil drabine do nieba.
Bog troszczy sic z wielka
>miIo$cia o-biedaych Biedni-
So wybradcami opatrznosci
Boskiej. ,,Zt,awisz lud ubo-
gi". czytamy W pismie swie
tenn. Ubodzy stoja najblizej
serca Bozego; owa biedna
|sierota, chory opuszczony, So
szczeg6loem przedmiotem je :
go tkllwej opatrznosci.
Me mysl, zeby szcze:scie
ztemskie. pok6j i radosc mie-
szkaiy W bogatych pslacach;
= tych szuka) W biednych
domkach. Kiedy. sic skarzysz
ma ubostwo twoie, idz wten-
czas do palacu bogacz6w; tam
znajdziesz wsrod blasku i
blichtru cierpienia i kiopoty.
Czy to ME Jest ju4 szcze-
scie. kiedy masz dobre dzie-
G? To powinno ci starczyc "a
wiele pieniedzy wielkie
bogactwa. Zoaa Tobiasza
ztorzeczyla pien;adzom mi-
losci ku synowi. !, Bodaj
nigdy ME byly te pieniadze-
bosmy byli zadowoieni przy
naszem ubostwie i to nam
starczy'o "a bogactwo, zesmy
syna naszego widzieli''. Vie
cej mad wszystko zloto wazy}
matce syn wyborny. w to-
bic samym mieliSmy wszyst-
;ko'', m6wll;l matka do sylla.
Czesto daJe opatrznost
Boska b;ednemu pocieche "
dzieciach j tenn uzupelnia. cze-
8 &
go mu W dostatkach ME dals.
Czy ME cheese przyzna6 "
ubostwie twojem. les Jest
szczesliwy, bo masz dobre
dzieci. anizeli on bogacz. kto-
rego wstyd po1era j przygne-
bia. iaki mu syn wyrodny
przynosi, ktorego corka l,ad-
basokryla;; on ,vstyd. ona
fhahba stang smu siegwoz ozdziem
{ do trumny Czy chcialbys
Isle : MIN pomieniat 8. pew
fnosc;a ME! A 4 ;le innejj nedzy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

z. EUROPY powr6cil do
Chicago Brat Kazimierz Ze-
glen, wynalazca pancerza
kulochronnego. Raw,l on "
.Wiedn;u ! we Lwowie, gdzie
zalagodzone zostaly wszyst-
kie nieporozumienia miedzy
MIN a hrma Jan Szczepanik
i spolka.
WIANKI " milwaukee
odbeda sic wedle uchwaly
komitetu W niedziele
Lipca.
Pink zeszlej niedzieli u
.rzadzony. ktory nusial bye
.przerwany i powodu deszczu
przyai6si oR6le 1I5e dol.
|dochod odu : ezegoi "a czysto
.pozostanie ma rzeczl ppmnika {
okolo 600 dol.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

Walter Lockyear Of Alton departed yesterday
for Bristol. England
The Frohsirn : S,cie-y o. Alton will give It's
third annual ball n December q.
The Ladies Aid s3Etesy S.s Of the FirSs Frs PTss Ts'
evening in the church yes:ry.
--Th. Granite civ National Eank was organ
lied On TUESDAY af!srno.! chaT!es 81 ~, .z
at Alton. was elected vice p-estdsn, an: casnieF
The a annual exhibition Of the freshman class
at Shurtlsf Ccl.ege CpPer Alion vas ns!o tt; US
in the contest for the De Bois prize was awarie,:
TO Charles Slifer. and the second TO Miss BesS'-
The funeral Of Mrs. Maud Brown. S,sl3s. wh3se
tick i bd nee e at feT Af94 1.3ar Mr ana Ms george
Jones. The Reve!snd NJ, ii Ewsrrss. EasTor Of
the the uiial Sna vas was in the + CITY 2' ce,sr
-Piasa Lodge No. q. Of Ancient Free and Ac-
eep,sd Mas2ns at Alton has e,eeist - .ie'Fss -5r
warden: Paul Z. Cousiey- junior warden George
H. sntiey. treasurer; Charles o Fow!eF secTe-
F Ingersoli. Junior deacon
The Alton CGty Council al the December meet
InE held TbR,nE Gb Tgeay @ the
The penalty attached Is fine OF 81;
Madison Camp Of the @ Modem en- W29dHeR W9; 2e0 OF
1in charies MooK clerk wtliianI Me:-ner, banker:
Frank Yoder. escort William Burton. manager.
Martin Caldwell Of Alton returned yesterday
from Denver
Baker Ash OF Alton departed yesterday for
-Andrew A I-ayton sustained a fracture o: his
the stanard Mills
The stree, Railway Enp:oyes, Union at Alton
Fireman. :' Vice presldenS Eiward Love. rsSSEi-
Ing secrstar Joseph I I.shanGs: eGTr-sPoin;ins
Hsr sau,usi aT+e Foreman Willism and EiWaFs
Lowe. members ot III. Executive Committee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
BY Telegraph.



Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 19.-The river here stan is
~ nm, On IN, STI: a ms ot :: IN the last
CINCINNATI with - 6ai.s c.:t:of. ot sgniries ana
a fair list Of passengers The Vicksburg departed
Lusille Nowland ,icuarted at : D m. Tor Ar
hansas River with good trip The James Lee
Fed Peitcn Iat cIsrs Of the h. sTean1eF Sn gs;
steamer Bonsnza in tn. MernPhis and cinctnnati
cotton. is bags seed cotton ana los sacks cot
k.eksosrg. saSs,. psc, 1.-the gauge today
Of Joseph cleared for Gresnyil,e. The VALLEY
Senator CoTd. ctsarsc for Na,caez Ths: BtIis
~ IN; 'h. ,.e iitn.s Is Gs H. Ihe dan at the lower
EShiie l.uo people watched the operation. The
Tushn vent rfuE Wa at f Of TN nes but s 9
Of the Yazoo Canal will b. 4 week Later
feet The DIX PSwr taff sGgs 5e cai46 fs4ds Il -
this fnoTning. The II. v. ButtorT from Nash
at gclock this evening IN, syie arriveG VsG
out Of the Tennessee River a: IL O'Clock last
ta;si WITH Ed I'd ZIP II III 2e Eowier from
eTate. cloudy and threatening rain s''-s' ''''-
,esi ehes,s. .ib H. Rse l"iiyeF ds, fans gauge le
barge at II a. N. Up: Peters Lee at II 81 a M
Chester ln at s:ao D. m. and CaIe Girardeau at
Cincinnati. o. Dec. lo-River 1873 feet and
Louisvtls. Ky. Dec s i5t;ivtr T faiiias: in canal
:eet imgnes On fans feet iacI. below locks
Il feet. Weather cloudy and cool
Grand Tower Ill. Dec lo.-The Chester Up at
10 click last night. The Cape Girardeau up at
$50 IL III. The Peters Ire Up $50 d; N, The
gauge reads i$.1 feet and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
Pittsburg Pa. Dec. I9.-Eiver s.5 feet and sta,
tiona:y. Weather cloudy: shCweIs.
Wheeling. ". Va. Dec. lg.-Rfyer feet 10
inches and stationary. Raining
Evansville, Ind. Dec. lo.-R.ver falling slowly:
1915 feet Weather cloudy and warmer
New orleans. La. Dec. i5.-Arrived: Palmetto
The Bends
Cape Girarteau. No. Dec. lo-weather rain
ing River falling The zane GirarIeau IIrl at
10 last night The Peters Lee up at II D. m
Warsaw. HI. Dec. .y-Gause reads ~ feet a
fail OF - OF foot in the last "a hours Warmer
raining. Heavy ice floating.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
ERst ST. LOuia Ifema

Henry Wattersoa will deliver a Iac,ura a. .,o
hieh scE"1l Auditorium tomorrow night
The Mckinney Bread Company OF St Louis
mas ilutlfsed James tio.f. Poor Cornm,ssfore g.
poor in East ST. Louis " ~
Joe Martin was severely Injured Yesterday
oy having his foot caught between two cars
,,r-FTofessor Troop VIII deliver lecture IN
rum. '. -'eui'"-
Mrs Charles MiegreTe will entertain III.
jean Ins.!ow Club members this afternoon a.
her home Grand avenue O.
.Th- Red Men will give their second annual
ha!l at Brpaiway Hall Saturday night
Mis-. Joseph Montgomery is SERIOUSLY III a..
heE home on Belmont avenue
The ladies OF the First Christian Church will
give a bazaar December I9.
Miss Catherine Meye. OF No. 1894 Missouri
hNerGe- and John H Gain Of St Clair avenue
Were married last nigh: by the Reverend NJ
huh.fnanS. pastor OF the Lutheran Church.
Max AIelbaugh reported TO the police that
ne was held ur and robbed % 80.
Ben 1sprade and William scruegs were
fned & and costs on charge OF trespasslnE
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

The following changes have been made in
post lights on the Mississippi between St Louis
and Cairo by the lighthouse tender LILY: Twin
Iull0ws. moved down 80 yards; Calico Island.
lower moved down, 80 yards: Kidd Point. moved
down :. mile: Foot Ste. Genevieve Bend. moved
down ~, yards: opr-ysit. kaskaskis Ferry. bar
rel buoy discontinued: opposite Daniels No ].
barrel buoy. discontinued. washed away: Opro-
washed away. head ScuGier Towhead. moved
down 2a0 yards: Grand Lake. moved down 80
yards: foot Missouri Sister, moved down ~
yards. oppgsit. Boston Island. day mark, discon
tinued. washed away: opposite Birdpoini. day
mark. discontinued. washed away: Bt:dpoint.
lower crossing. barrel buoy. discontinued, washed
away: RIrdpoint. lower crossing. No. ?. barrel
buoy. discontinued. washed away
Tho Peters Lee arrived last night from Mem
yhis with a large freight She departs on the
return this afternoon.
For the frs, time this winter th. river
filled with floating Ice
for Commerce with good patronage
The Annie Russell returned yesterday from
a cruise on St Francis River. with Russell
GarineF and party aboard.
The city Of Clifton departed yesterday after
neon for the Tennessee River.
Captain Charles Collins. in the Government
service at Memphis. arrived in st. Louis yes
teTday.
The Bald Eagle departed Tor Beards,own yes
terday afternoon. She took out large cargo.
Captain Patrick Fitzgerald. formerly with
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
JerseyyilIc Notes.

--Jerseyytlles Lodge. No asi. of Ancient Free
N1oIas to.,eaa worshinfu mi master iiis
Seares. senior warden: Alexander F. Pitt. Junior
warden. Th' mas & Watson. treasurer; l.. T.
Squi-es. secretary. The installation Of the Of
fcers Will take ilscs az the January meeting
The Reverend Doctor lay A Ford, president
q the Jersey County Ministerial Conference has
issued call for meeting in the parlors Of the
morning next.
The Mothers Circle a; JerseyviIls held a
meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs Frank
DrIsnn. Among the addresses were The Ne
cessi,y OF Training Our Daughters to Become
Intelligent HoUsekee7ers ard wi=e Mothers"
Mrs joseph Sunderland: The Physical Side Of
Motherhood" Mrs Emma Tpdike; Pound Table
on to Have and 10 Hold Mrs. Charles Du-
Halfway.
No services will ba held in the German Evan-
geiicaI Church al Ierseyville on Sunday. the pas
Tor. the Reverted H T FRhnson. going 10 Graf
ton. III. 10 fill the pulpit Of the German Evan
gelical Church at that place
The funeral Of J0hnst'unninEfla.n took place
yesterday morning AT 10 o'clock. The Reverend
T i R0ady OF Kane 0ffc!atei, and the burial
was In the Keller Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
REPLEyIN SUIT DISMISSED.
Court Held Writ for POsSession of
Mules WINS Irregular.

Judge Charles s. White of the Jersey
County Court at Jerseyville yesterday dis
brought by Mayor Zed Reddish of FeiIdon
against his scn-in-law, II. Shaw. ia recover
possession OF two gray mules. Judge White
ruled that the affidavit attached 10 the pc
tition should have been made previous 20
securing the writ. and as the form of
procedure was irregular the suit was dis
missed.
An interesting story IS connected with the
suit for the recovery of the mules. Shaw
married a daughter of Mayor Reddish a
year ago. The team Of mules was among
the wedding presents. After a few months
Of welded life. Mrs. Shaw returned to the
home of her parents. The suit for the re-
Covery Of the mules was instituted soon
after. the fatheT-in-law claiming that he
had given Che mules to his daughter. The
son-in-law. however. claims that the mules
Were presented to him. and that he Is still
entitled to the ownership
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Madison County Realty Deals.

The following transfers of Madison Coun-
ty realty have been filed at Edwardsyi!le:
Joseph B. Mu;sch and wife 70 Elijah I. Drak.
warranty decd. tract west side Shirley str-aI
WorC:.n: $50
Jesse TerpenIng and wife 20 Frank J. Rue
quitciaim deed north part lot -. block 8 Cr,-,ii
q Maupins subt;tvis!on Highland Park. Alton:
Lucia I. Priest TO same special warranty deed.
north part lot ~. block ). Curdie X Maupin' a
subdivision. Maple Park Alton: 500
kaToLne HeiIruHS TO Michael Knows. war
raniy deed. south part lots Is and Is block a.
1'unter's Or Russell's addition. Alton: s; SO
Henry Meyer and vile Illinois Terminal
RailrCa1 Company. warranty deed, strip in sec
ticn y and in section 81: sl15.
Elmer E; Rutedge to Emily s Rutledge. war
ranty deed. lot 2. block 80. Pope's addition. Al
ton: SJpt
Eugene J. Spencer and wife TO James an.
Samus! Huston. lots -. IS and 20 block i.
AMENDED, plat Addition No. !. Madison. condi-
Fred r Allen and wife 10 same warranty
desd lot 30. block l.. amended plat Addition No.
!. Madison. conditional: 500
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Edvardsville Notes.

Mrs Maria Miller fled suit for divorce from
her husband. Louis Miller. in the Circuit, Court
YESTERDAY She alleges that her husband threat
eEei TO XIII h.r and attempted TO shoot her. The
couple were married at Rockville Colo
Work commenced YESTERDAY ad5.-
tion the pOwer-house at LeClaire. which will
double the size Of III. latter.
The Illinois Terminal. Il is said. will shortly
begin enlarcinE its wards at Edws srdsyille. The
latter becoming much consested. particularly
az the south end Of town. where connection ia
made with the Clover Leaf and ILtchfeii and
Madison Freight business has Increased 20 such
an extent that another crew has been added TO
tie division
The ladies OF the Public Library Association
have arranged for public euch-e at the home
of M. and Mrs. c. II. Burton on Vandalia street
FRIDAY evening.
w. W. MunseIi OF Chicago. president OF the
Nunseii Publishing Company is in Edwards
vile. arranging for the publication OF a history
OF Madison County He is also considering a
similar work for 81. Clair County.
The following Jurors have been drawn for the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

ever discovered. Constipation leads to
many serioIs. 1aiaful ard distressing all
Inents. which Immediately disappear with
the cure Of the original affiiction. Many
things may cause constipation. but MuiTs
Grape Tonic vii. cure it Yoc may so
thrOuFh the entire list Of pills and cathar-
tics without ever seeing any Improvement
in your health. but yOu cannot take one
dose OF Mull's Grape tonic without at once
noting marked Improvement in your con-
cItioE- That distressing feeling of weight
upon your stomach. the general weakness
and lasSituie disappear The strength-giv-
Ing and blood-makinG properties contained
in the tonic will NJ once begin its work OF
restoring the vitality. strength and good
health which YOU have been lacking ever
since your bowels ceased TO perform their
functions regularly
One S'-cent bottle Of NIrlrs Grape Tonic
will MAKE Won feel like new person.
Thousands hav. tried il and are glad to tell
the world ahou; il. This is not a patent
medicine. whose formula was found in the
dark reCesSas Of n deep cave by an old-tirne
scientist. who had devoted lifetime to its
Scribsd and given by nearly every physician
ca who know of its wonderful curative prop
critics 1t is put UP in bottles of large sizs
by reliable and responsible chemist who
guarantees the remedy 10 he properly COM
pounded after the most successful formula.
with only the most pure of genuine crushed
fruits. All druggists sell Nuii's Crane Ton
&c az - cents bottle.
Sod in st Louis by Rahoteau Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
SCOTT GETS LIFE SENTENCE
FOR KILLING OTTO SCHULTZ.
hicted With HOmiciGnl Mania
md Plea Of Guilty Is Accepted.

verdict from two physicians that he
suffered from homicidal mania very proba-
killed otto schultz On August -. He
permitted to plead guilty to the charge and
was sentenced by Judge NJ. w. Schleier of
the Circuit rOurt TO the PeEitentiary for
Iifs. He Is 81 years old.
Schultz was standing in cigar store on
CollInsNlilc avenue when Scott rushed in
and, pressing revolver close to his body.
paliad the trigger. Schultz fell 10 the fioJr
dead. Several men attempted to detain
Scott. but he threw them off and tried TO
shoot them.
Two policemen also narrowly escaped be
Ing killed. one was SHOT through the
helmet.
Scott was examined by Doctor Frank f.
Auten Of BeiIevii. and Doctor Twltcheil of
East St Louis. who pronounced him suffer
ing from hom.cidal mania. Ii was this
II oUnd that the punishment was tempered
to life Imprisonment instead Of hanging.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Tri-City Notes,

a tox sncia! Will be given tonight al the
ITeSbytsr1sn Church al Madison for the bsnefi.
OF the church.
Thomas Ecclss a workman at the Madison
rciiiTg mills. fell from incline while wheel
Ing a barrew Of scrap iron and was badly in
Ties are b-ing placed in position for the
new electric railroad from Granite Cfry 20 Al
ton. The rails will arrive fr0In the mill the
first part Of January.
attorney Morris Sullivan cr Madison has
been confned 70 his home by illness fr three
weeks.
day by the East 81. Louis and Granite s,.-
Electric Railroad. The cars equipped with
electric heaters.
Judge J. a. Offers o. Madison has been PIE
siding az Judge Fech;es court az Venice ewing
to the iatIer's illness.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
HAMILTON TRUST is LISTED.
Eompany's Shares Now Quoted on
ST. Louis Stock Exchange.

The Hamilton Trust Company of St. Louis
was listed on the local Stock Exchange
yesterday. The par value of the shares Is
500, and a nominal bid of Sil1 was made.
but no stock was offered. The company
was organized last July. and Opened for
ing about the middle of November.
The company has Il capital of $4,000. di-
Is paid up. 1t is the plan Of the company
TO do a regular trust business along con-
servative lines. The officers OF the COM
pany are: Edward Hidden, president: AL
bert N Edwards. vice president and coun-
sell and J. w. Perry. secretary and treas
urer. The directory is composed OF the ex-
ecUtiye officers and Wallace {. Butler and
e. A Caldwell! of Alton. III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

eighth and ninth weeks Of the Crrcui. Court t--
fifnine Monfay: Pete: McKernen Wrn Puhsa
MMn ytarre!l. John Rurk. Emil Wilthata-
Tre-I, kast!ne W 7. Hogpe A!~xanIe. Weaver
l. r s-ti.itz Charles Eelmich. '-herry Springer
JIhL McMu!iea. jabsz to-sett. &. F. SeDrleva-
IhiIip WiiheEt John Sanders. Henri. J. Dust
man. Peter !iackethal. Gecrge Jennings Ell
Kramer. Abel R"zisr. joseph Buettne- Josa-h
nuckheirl- I!"hrkaste. Eu'i: Lu.rfc. Ia-D,
Moser; Jr. Eiwa-t Scarks william Eeaze vii
lam Harrison. John Black
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
BelIeyiiIe News Notes.

Mrs David SieGfr;e3 injured Yesterday
ut!!c alignting from u
The funeral Of Frank Weber will take place
Ins morning at u o'clock from the residence 10
Walnut HI!I Cemetery.
II Ho-n n Ca:lnyiiie. III. IS the guest Of
John R0denhe!ser
Joseph Hi!pe-t will depart the Is: Of jan
uary for a European trip.
-Th" teachers and ,ffre:s Q. the First " z.
Church Will hold = meeting tomorrow evening
The Root and Shoe Workers I-rion will give
a dance AT L!e:erkraEZ Hall Sunday night
The f>yworth League of the First NJ E
Church Will have sJciai and elect officers to-
morrow night.
Mrs. Theodore FIeischbrin Of Springfield is
visiting in Belleville.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

Joseph Rochrs of French Village yestsr-
day afternoon pleaded guilty in the Circuit
Court at Eell.v!!e TO charge of assault
with deadly weapon. he Will be sentenced
iate.' in The term. Ruchus Was arrested on
q charge Of aSsauitinc his daughter with 4
butcher knife on November !. After his
arr. st his daughter and wife refused 20
prosecute and the charge Of assault with
intent 10 kill was reduced TO assault with a
deadly weapon
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

the Valley Linz returned II -, Louis Yesterday
from III" kloni!k". Wler" he has been steam
t"stinE on the Yukon River FOR the rast five
-ears
III" Belle a calhoun wen: out 70 Calhoun
County landings yesterday
The Chester will arrive from cane Ciirard-au
today. She goes out the return tomorrow
afternoon.
-Iiiot Gus s-linkie Of the Annie Russell was
caile. at the hd!hOr rooms yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
DROPPED DEAD AT SUPPER TABLE.
Heart Disease Caused Sudden Death
of Mrs. SOnhie Mueller.

In attempting to arise from the table
after supper last evening. Mr. Sophie
Mueller, wife of August Mueller. of No.
West r street. Believilie. fell dead 10 the
floor. Heart disease is supposed To have
been the cause Of her death. Mrs. Mueller
was 50 years old
Mrs. Mueller was apparently IN good
health and talked with the family during
the meal. A. she attempted TO rise rom
the table. she stopped suddenly ard then
drOuue3 lifrlcSs TO the floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Change I'm Strec, C,- S.,.

Commencing tomorrow morning the East
81 Louis street cars on the Denverside di-
VISION VIII run on the old schedule and
along the route which is on Broadway TO
champa Street. and from Charnpa street
out FISK avenue. The South Main street
division viii be made a separate one and
WIN run Main street and Broadway
through the intermediate streets to FIT
teenth and Bond avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

found yesterday morning and was removed
TO the Benner-BrichIer undertaking escab-
ishrnent in East ST. Louis. where the in
guest WI! be held today. The body was
badly manG!ed. The man was plainly
dressed; was about > feet inches in height
and had a dark c0mpIex!on ami black hair
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Railroad MortSnsc Is Filed.

Tho 81. Louis and OFaIIon Ea.lr0ad
Company Yesterday fled Z mortgage with
County Recorder Charles Haefele for $50
90 in favor OF the st. Louis Trust Com
rany. The money il to be spent in develop
ing about iVto acres Of coal land which, lie
a:nng Ii. rnai
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers in Jer-
sey County have been recorded at Jersey
Vile:
Lena May Dare and Henry Dare TO J q
ReintSes northwest Guar'er q section 81. town
ship :. raac- l3 west II third ,. m. containing
lS' acres and other land. FOR s4.tp,.
Nicholas Albert 90 Anton J. Albert. west half
OF southwest quarter Of section ; and north
west quarter OF northwest quarter Of section
IN township north range -. Of third
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