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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
qrnktiGd1r Irntr.

. a (im &reiie ibrer Jreun<
binnen): rSa. nan muB fi9 einauridz
ten tpifien. Mein Mann bate Elm 10
fdlehtes Gefddftsiabr, baB fi9 feline
@teuern UNI s%pOlfbunbert Mart perz
minberten. Mit bieien eriparten atpDlf@
bunbert Marf mahten mir cine Reife
na9 Baris. sSn Baris entbsdte ih cine
uusgeaei4nets 9uele fir Samenzaon>
FELTON,. Sort faufte i9 mir fir a6tz
aebnbunDert Marf &leioer, fir bic ib
in Berlin ~ps.isitens ~breitauienb ees
geben bate; unb uuf bieie Weiie bat
uns iosar Die ean5e Barrier 3eiie
n If stnen pennie GEE
fcfI.1l"
Snlanbi9e Giearren
purben in SeIterreiG i'm Sabre 1900
1,266, 715,020 Stiid abeeiebt, fir bic
Elm Cribs BON $780, 44.SO ersielt
lpurDe. SIN Gigarretten ipurcen
2,SS5,252,32S Stiid abaeiebt, fir bic
Elm Cribs bon $9,Os 9.457.4O einsins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
sgt die Die SOrte, Die lr Inner G0kauttH
sssifs GWMzZm

Sur per eIIung pbar=
maseutif9er Grseueniffe
baben 100 belaiide Ierste in Inttperz
pen cine 8cnohenf6aft eebilbet unb gu
benz 3pede ie 5000 Sranes $4,000
betgeiteuert.
Ibgiffe BON 8iIbbauers
10 erten iinb tiirsli6 aus elmer
Mii9uns BON SGseipdnen uno pbos>
p%boriaurem 8olf, nit einem 9inbez
mittsl, berseite1t porben. Die
Mifaung beibt rSimilibois."
9te WertbabfaGbu sung
Ir bic . efteuerung eraab
i'm Staate Sbabo ipdhrenb zines ein=
aisen Sabres eiaen Mebrbetrag bon
$4,649,5S0 unS besiffert fi9 fir bies
len Staat i'm 9anaen auf $685.
486.
Cine eIeftrif6e @tra<
E enreintg ungs d
befibt bic Stabt Sunbee in S9pttlanb.
Oiefelbe ipirb mittelit zines Srouepz
Irmes, Der an ben 0rdbten Der elefs
triiden Sramtpap lduft, in 8etpesuns
gefebt.
&egt # rtrte 9inefif9e
Irbeiter finb tpdbrenb bes leBten
5istaljabres 2735 aus ben 9Gfen Der
Yer. Staaten abeefabren unb 228O
ftno Bel ibrer 3iidtebr sueelaKen tpors
ben. Die @efdmmtSabl Der absei9obe=
men gbinefen betrua 1913.
gus Der 9dfnlr.
2ebrer: ,Sans. bilbe NAL einen
Sab, in ipel9em bas Wort Sonne1s
fdirm portommt. 50 JAMS: nMit
fonnen Sdirm eebe i'd ni9t aus"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
But bplehrt.

grofefor: Bon ber Gntz
beduns Imerifas nubten Sic mir
seitern in Der 8ef9i9tsftunbe tein
Wort gu faeen; aber Hau6en, bas
unteriteben Sic fi9!-@rftens lit
Sbnen bies, pie sic aus Der S6ulorbs
hung pifen, ftrensftens unterfagt, unb
atpeitens tit es unlogii9, neil ben
@%uropdern erit na9 Der gntbedune
Mmerifas bas HauGen befannt purbe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
MfHuliinktrr Croft.

49,. Nun, ltebe Srau, bebenfen sic
bod, bab Sbr damn au9 tpieber gut
1T, tpenn ct re9t beftig gegen Sic mari"
$50, mile Se, 9err gfarrer, be-
runnergema DIT unb
glet' mihoer b'rufg'feBt,
fann nit eSSebes %pertraae'!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
ekunnunerHnlt.

6 + It Sertianer: rSu,
Der Sefunbaner 2ebmann trGst ia
heuts ben &ppf 10 bo9 unb sriBt uns
ni9t 'mul."-33 peiter: nSebr erz
tlGrlid. Ser 9err Profefor bat beute
gu ibm sefast: 2ebmann, mas brumm>
ten Sic ba in ben 8art9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
6eHuukrulna

aduer: r9eben sic mir einett
S9naps!"-8 a er: .Nber
erlauben Sic, bus tit bo9 Elm gut
laben!"-8 rparbon.
bann geben Sic mir cine 4niidts>
fdrte!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
der 1utttnffelheIH.

8efannter: r@arum bait Ou
benin ben Stiefelfne9t ba neben ben
8etten feitsei9raubt9" s. a 81
berr: rSSa, tpeibt 9u, bas 1T Mans
li9 bas erfte, tponad meine Srau sreift,
tpenn i9 Qbenbs na9 9auie tomme!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Entrrhrpd1rnr 5ndrseitarriTe

BON g ump 10 | 3 (telegraz
pbirt BON Der !So9seitsreife bon Mo>
naco an fetnen S9nieserpater): rMits
gift perfpielt; Srau als Pfanb i'm So
tel, BART Der NuslDiung-i9pimme
felbft auf bober See-3ielu nbeftimmt
-ftene bas Weitere i9pteserpdter'
lt6em GrmeHen anhetm."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
3umoriaiC6es.

5nnnrrhure Dri.nlid1krtt.
r44, Cigar, es 1T 10 f9On, bsimlt9
berlobt gu fein-aQe meme Sreunbins
men beneiben mid barum!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Gftnr camille.

M (bie 3eituns leienb. au
ben &inbern): n&inberle, &inberle.
oa ftebt bon elm f90nen Ginbru9 unb
erpif4t lit er audi nod ni9t, balt's ben
Saumen, bab es Guer 8ater mari"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
AUS rfnrttt DIuinnnrr.

49,. Wenn au9 Die S9riftaiise ua>
p%erfennbar auf cine Samenbanbidrift
binbeuten, 10 bleibe i9 bennu9 babel,
bab elm mann ben 8rief eei9rieben
bat.-Ober glauben Sic pienei9t.
meine 9erren, baB fi9 ie cine Dame
unter5eidnet: Sine alte Qbonnen>
4in0n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Gri11utl,fnf.

s + dulei gum 8erebrer):
r9offnungen tann ib Sbnen beute nod
nt9t MAIDEN, metn !Ssrr-aber Sic iinb
in metnem 9ersen borgemertt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
On, tel RfnHpri

M Utter: r8arum aantt Sbr
@ud benin f%ortpGbrenb, t0nnt Sbr
ni9t rubtg fpielen9"-O fleine
u nton: ~Wir fpielen bod Papo
unb Mdma."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Qnt Offer.

5err Gam St1mmtif9): so,
meine Serrsn, bapon miifen sic fi9
einmal iber3eugen, bas mihen Sic
ieben unb Sic tperben itaunen, Sic
tperoen itumm minbeftens aber
fpra9los iein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
AufkIuruuu

.Warum lit benin beute bic Seles
pbonleituns gum Soritbaus u%nterbros
4eng"-nSa, pifen g, Der SDrfter
Drumming bat fetnen sSdabaebilfen per
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

"9u tommit ni9t auf ben Jedt.
boben. Du sebft ni9t auf bic 8neipe,
Du fpielit ni9t Stat, ia Menid. mas
modf 9u benin eisentli9 ben sanae,
lieben Sage"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Grunoeiseutgun sdbertrasungen.

5ir ben rNorbitern" beri9tet pon &egitra1
Serrn .Sobn ". Gmmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

ment bat in fremben 2Gnbern $50
Sorten BON Sartneiaen sefammelt.
Serielbe ntrb in ben trodenen Heeioz
men bes Weftens geidet perben, unb
man alaubt, baB iebt pertbloie 2dnz
oereten etns @rnte BON 80, 900
8u1bel erseben biirften.
Der grport einbeimi=
der Us aaren Der Ser. Staaz
ten ilberities i'm absslaufenen Sistalz
iabre ben ireenb zines anberen 3anbes
Der Welt. ST be5iffsrte fib auf
$l.46O,462,806; Der 9roBbritanniens
mar $1,389, 928, 997, Der Seuti6lanbs
mar $1,093,3 900, Der Sranfreids
$500, $4,000. g
Ser ur9
trog BON Weiaen beaiffert fi9
tn Gnslanb auf iiber 80 8uibel Der
Older, pGbrsnb in ben Ser. Staaten
nidt sana Is 8uibel per older tommen.
Sieie Differing erflGrt ii9 baburd,
baB in @roBbritannien i'm 2aufe elmer
langen periooe cine portreffli9e @orte
Getreibe CUR Iusiaat ssponnen purbe.
OnteI Sans g teuer<
etnnabme fir bas Sisfaliabr
1901 betragen $308,871,669 geaen
$295,316,1N i'm Sabre 1900. Sie
SptrttuoIeniteuer ersab O27 ,979
gegen $109, S68,817 i'm Sabre 1900;
Sabatsiteuer $62,481,9 O7 segen $780,
355,O84; ~sesobrene @etrGnfe $75,<
669,9O7 gegsn $780, 54; Sleomarz
aarinezS teuer $2,518,1O1 aeeer ST.
543,785, cine 4bnabme bon $25,683.
0as metrii9e g # E m
f9etnt in ben Ser. Staaten INNER
mebr 5reunbe gu getpinnen unb bic Sc
iu4e bel benz S9abamts=S Department
um Ginfibruns beffelben mebren fi9
in iibertai6enber Weiie. Sir biefe
8etpesuns lit ieOenfals niel bic Shat
fade perantportli9, bob auf &uba,
Porto &ico unb ben Ybilippinen bon
benz ipanif9en Hegime fer bas
metrii9e @pitem feiten SUB sefabt bat.
8etreffs Der 3obboum<
lift 9eutfdlanb pouitdnbig
BON Nmerifa abbdnsig. Sc beaiebt
reiGli6 spei Ortttel bes seiammten
&obitoffs, Der in ben beuti9en Sabriz
ten perarbeitet tpirb, bon ben Ser.
Staaten. Ser Geft pelder aus GeDpz
ten unb Snoien tmpDrtirt piro, ipielt
feline &Dqe, ba bic SualitGt bon Der
ameritaniiden gGn5li6 perf6ieben lit
nno nur fir feinsre 9etpebe perpenbet
lptrb.
0ie 3abl Der Sabrseuge
ter Sanoelsmarine Der Ser. Staaten
betrus am 80. SUM- 1901 24,O57 NIT
5,524,21S sonnengebalt geeen 1888
S4iffe nit 5,164,839 Sonneneebalt
i'm Sabre 1900. SIM Sabre 1861, Der
9lanaperiobe unierer 9anbelsmarine,
Der @efammt=S onnengebalt ber=
felben T,539,913. Die englif6e Sanz
bat 14,O64, 152 Sonnenz
bic oeuti9e 3.244,208 Sonnsnz
gebalt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
pua lit Der hnd,Ite llehrr-
tn1tth?

Denn Elm Srifeur fem 9ef9dft besz
tpegen eufsibt, neil er Elm 9aar bartn
aefunben bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Ri@t II bergld&eH.

SssJs D" ~Ss0syS"
% sesIforb Ctr. gsnters. n. D, mar, 70.
llnisre 2o&tr lit eft an 8beumatismus. bann foIste
81. Yitus Gans; Ssn Iettesm ssnnte Der arJt ibr ni&t
Ielfen. Ra&Seu Re aber $aasr &bnts'B Rerpens Stdrter
nabm. mar Re tatb :urtrt. Sebt nun uteber tn bic
e&ule uns fsnnt gut ,sruarts. Rad pteler G~rfabruns
label Id ned tein weitteI ~seunben. wel&es I'D nit Batter
&Ssis'y wsr,en,s tarssr serslei4en Att.
8 &tunaIIp.
Srau 3abrsp i&rsibt aus Oressn. &as.: asrats tonn.
ten mid Don S&merSen. uel&e Id aberau bate. ni&t be-
fr.i.n; aud bate ID aaueiIsn tstn gsfabl In ben Sdu.
ben. aber Stttsru In auen gliebern. Bon aaen bisien
glosen murse Id bur& cine srose Slai&e Batter sSnis's
Rsrp.ns stdrtr befrsit. 81 FANS beskaIb has gi,teI
Ht&t aenus Isbea.
0rn;s elm ssrtsDOrts BUD iar geruenle!benes
ll tpiro Seoen Der es berlaHst, augeianbt.
Co. Nrne erboIten AUD bic Webtatn umionf.
0tek Wtebt3tu purbe lett benz SABRE 1876 BON benz
Pobip. Baftor 2onia. Sort WaDne, Snb. ~aubereitet
Eno 1est inter ietner Anpeiinng BON Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
SSS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, I'LL.
Bet 9tpothstsrn su babem fur
$500 Die GIafde, 66Iafdjen fur SIS 90;
ero8e $1.s5. 6 far $500. "
gu baben bel Weartin Molitor. ct. @loub
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
EIGHT-H0UR BILL HEARING.
Government Contractors Oppose
Passage of the Measure.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Dec. THE Senate Commit
tee on Labor this morning resumed hearings
on the eight-hour bill, which passed the
House last session.
The Government contractors opposed to
the passage Of the measure were represented
by Judge Joseph X. McCammon. represent
ing the Cramps. Carnegie and bethlehem
steel works: A: B. Farquhar Of York, Pa;
Somerfiefd Baldwin of Baltimore. and Mil
lard F. Bowen Of Buffalo. members of the
National Association of Manufacturers
Frank Morrison, secretary of the National
president of the Mechanics National Assoc
ciatiCn. looked after the interests OF the la
boring people.
During the hearing quite a furry of ex-
Mr.. Baldwin's denInciatiOn of some OF the
methods employed by labor leaders. sharp
answers being made by Mcssrs. O'Conn III
and Morrison.
Mr.. Baldwin said he objected TO having
the labor leaders say that his son or his en-
pioyes shall work only n certain number of
bill was simply another step toward forcing
a universal efght-hOur law on the manu-
facturers. and that if II passes will affect
all interests. except possibly those of the
farmers.
Mr.. Farquhar said that he believed that
the labor leaders were the only people in
the country who were taking an active in
terest In the passage of the bill. in which
movement they were not supported by the
laboring classes az a whole by any means.
He said the decreasing wage scale in Eng
ers and their antagonism to improved ma
chinery.
Senator McCornas. a member of the COM
mittee. remarked that a great many Con-
gressr'en were opposed to the bill because
they did not understand it. He said they
claim it is extreme and revolutionary but
that the eight-heur day is the ultimate ideal
that the laborinc classes hope to reach.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
Three Americans Had First Shot
Captain and Mate of the
Leicester Castle.
ESCAPED IN THE DARKNESS.
Vessel Made Search for Them Next
Day in MidOcean, but Found
No Trace, and Their Craft
May Have Gone to Pieces.

Queenstown. Dec. 1.-The British ship
26. arrived here to-day.
Her commander reported that on Septem-
Der 2 three American seamcn mutinied, and
Captain Peattie and his second officer were
shot. the latter fatally, after an encounter
with the mutineers. who left the ship on
a raft in midoceaI.
Captain Peattie gave the names OF the
mutIneers as w. A. Hobbs. Ernest Sears
and Turner. They were all shipped in San
was shot while attempting to rescue the
captain.
In the darknes the mutineers got a few
planks and Coops. formed a raft and
launched it from the ship. which was then
about 500 miles north of Pitcairn Island.
The captain searched for the raft the next
day. hut it WAS not sighted. and it WAS
surmised that it went to pieces.
Captain reattie added that Hobbs was
the actual murderer OF Mr.. Nixon. whom
he shot through the heart. The captain
himself was shot twice. hut had quite re-
covered when he arrived here.
When the chief officer discovered that the
three men had mutinied. he mustered the
rest of the crew on the poop. intending TO
await daylight and capture the mutineers.
but the latter escaped in the interim.
The captain is unable to account for the
mutinr. He supposed il was the intention
of the mutineers to murder the officers and
the men who refused to join them and take
the ship to Pitcairn Island.
1t is said that Hobbs came from Illinois.
Portland. Ore. The mutineers took a
weeks provisions with them on the raft.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
VISITORS AT ST.LOUIS HOTELS.

W. W. Chamberlin of Cleveland, O.. ar
rived at the st. Nicholas yesterday.
j. r. Carney of Dayton. o.. spent yes
terday at the Lindell.
C. ]. Hammett of Huntsville. Mo-. is
registered at the Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Howard of Dallas
Tex; are at the New St: James. :, ,
guest at the Southern.
General w. +. Bell of Fulton, No., has
rooms at the Planters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Patterson of Osh-
kosh. Wis, are at the Moser.
Charles +. Gordon CT San Antonio. Tex.
is stopping at Horns.
&C. H. Carter of Boston. Mass. is on
the guest list at the ST. Nicholas.
John Barnes of Amsterdam, n. Y. is
registered at the Lindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Lyon of Springfield.
Mo-. are at the Laclede.
B. F. Riggs of Louisville. KY. was at
the New st. James yesterday.
Harry Knight of Columbus. o.. is a
guest at the Southern.
II. II. Clayton of Philadelphia, Pa, spent
yesterday at the Planters.
MIR. and Mrs. John L. lawson of Seattle,
Wash. are at Horns.
Henry L. King OF Baton Rouge, La.
spent yesterday at the Moser.
d. J. Williams of Little Falls, n. j.,
arrived at the st. Nicholas yesterday.
H. NJ. Pollard of Shelbina, Mo-, is reg
istered at the Lindell.
viii Daniel of Vandalia, Mo-. is stop
ping at the Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Williams of Spring
field, Mo-. are at the New st. James.
N. Nelson Leonard of Boonville, Mo,
is stopping at the Southern.
j. j. Thompson of New Orleans, La,
spent yesterday at the Planters.
e. NJ. Skinner of Vinita. l. T.. IS on
the guest list of the st. Nicholas.
Il. N. Campbell of Spokane. n. Y, has
rooms at the Lindell.
W. II. Hammond OF Louisville, KY, is
a guest at the Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Graham of Belleville,
H.. are at the New ST. James.
j. A. Edison of Kansas City, Mo-. has
rooms at the Southern.
j. c.. Carey of Wichita. Kas., was at
the Planters yesterday.
Condo Mast Of New York spent yester-
day at the Planters.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
BOY SET FIRE TO HOUSES
SIMPLY TO SEE THEM BURN.
Evansville, Ind, Police Puzzled Over
Strange Case Of William
Olmstead.
REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville, Ind, Dec. 5.-Wiliiam Ohm
stead, aged IS years, who was arrested to-
day by the police, confessed that he had
burned four barns and two dwelling houses
within the last eighteen months.
He said he set fire to the buildings in
order TO see the blaze. All the buildings
that he fired were within a radius of one
half mile from his home.
The police believe it is a question whether
he can be sent to prison. He laughed about
his fires and has spent his time since his
arrest in smoking cigarettes and reading
novels. The grandfather of the boy is near
Iy 50 years old. and one of the early set
tiers Of Evansville. He is Frustrated over
the lads arrest.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
PRELATES TO BE DISCIPLINED,
French Premier Suspends Salaries
of Three Church Officials.

Paris. Dec. AT a Cabinet council to-
day the Premier. NJ. Combes. announced
that he had suspended the salaries of the
Archbishop of Besancon and the Bishops OF
Orleans and Seez in connection with the
action of the greater part OF the French
episcopate in signing. last October. a
manifesto for presentation TO the Senate
and Chamber of Deputies.
The manifesto discussed the law of as
sociations and urged a return to the prin-
ciples Of the concordat as the onl- means
of securing religious peace in France. The
matter was submitted by the Government 10
the signa.ories committed an abuse of au-
tlority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
Illinois Third District Court.

SPECIAL.
Springfield, ILL.,. Dec. 5.-Procsedings in the
Appellate Court. Third District. to-day were
as follows:
Huxley, use. etc. vs.. Champaign National
Bank: motion by plaintiff to strike defendant S
briefs from file.
Baker vs.. Murphy: petition by appellant for
appeal and certificate Of importance
Ives. admir-. etc. W.. Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad: petition bv appellant for APP
peal and certificate of importance.
The following cases were taken on call:
Deaton ct al. VS.. Deaton ct al: junction Min
ing Company VS.. Goodwine: Boyer ct al. vs..
Martin: Dillon vs. Moratz: Mcclellan vs. Pow,
ell: on vs.. Trait. admr.: Chicago. Peoria and
81. Louis Railway vs.. Condor: krtiling ct al. w.
Eo-thrup ct al: Jacoby VS.. Stark: Morrow VS..
Carnes.
Court adjourned to 2 p. m. Tuesday. De-
cember 9
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
Best 81 Hat in City. Fall Styles.
VIM. H. ROETTER HAT CO. SIS PINE.
PRINCETON MEN FIGHT FIRE
Lighted Cigarette Starts Il Bad
Blaze in Dickinson Hall.

Princeton, n. j., Dec. Hutchinson Hall.
the big recitation building of the academic
department of the university. narrowly es-
capped being burned to the ground to-day.
Fire broke out in the third story at 10
O'clock while Professor J. Mark Baldwin's
Junior class in psychology was in session.
A bucket brigade was formed by the
students. and the local Fire Department
was summoned.
After a hard fight the blaze was smoth-
cred before 1T reached the main part of the
examination hall. 1t is thought that some
one dropped a lighted cigarette in the hall
way. Loss, 3.en.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
Maria scheiGelin.. VIII Filed.

Maria Scheiffelin. by her will filed for pro-
bate yesterday. left 500 each to the Evan
fei!cal Lutheran Orphans Home. the Lu-
theran Hospital Association and the pastor
of the Evangelical Lutheran IImmaus con-
%gregation. and s. to her adopted daughter,
Anna Joern. She left one-half of the re-
mainder of her estate in trust for her
adopted son. Louis Scheiffelin. and the 9TH
CT half in trust for the children Of her
adopted daughter. Anna Joern. The estate
is valued at 81, 800.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
Failing EyesiEht

Is assisted by properly fitted glasses. Drs.
Bond and Montgomery. in charge of our
optical department. will be pleased to test
your eyes. and will fit them scientifically
with eyeglasses and spectacles. If required.
Charges very reasonable. 81 up In steel
frames; s. up in gold.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
SUBSCRIBE $4,000 TO FUND.
Texas MethOdists Make Largest
Donation Yet Received.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Houston. Tex. Dec. THE Texas Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. has subscribed SIS ,0a TO the s5,GDo.0 NO
fund which is being raised by the church
to be Invested as a fund for the superanu-
ated ministers. their widows and orphans.
This is the largest contribution which has
been made to the fund by any conference
in the United States and is to be paid on
demand of the church authorities.
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HEADQUARTERS GO TO WACO.
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas
Will Build s150, 900 Temple.
REPUBLIC

PECIA
Houston. Tex, Dec. 5.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge of Texas has decided to re.
move the headquarters of the order of Texas
from Houston, the birthplace of the grand
lodge. to Waco. and has given orders for
the construction of a temple to cost sl50.ON
at hat place.
1t is to be completed in time for the meet
Ing next December.
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Struck by Freight Car.

SPECIAL.
Warrensburg. Mo-, Dec. VIII crossing
the tracks at the Missouri Pacific depot
here this afternoon Fl. S. Robinson, a prom
inent farmer. residing near this city. was
struck by a detached freight car. He vas
knocked down and his right foot was badly
crushed. 4 portion of the member may
have to be ~aIlpGtated.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
BILL AIMED AT NEWSPAPERS.
Would Make Pictures and Details
of Suicides Unmailable.

WASHINGTON. Dec. "a bill introduced to-
day by Representative Jenkins. by request.
makes newspapers or other periodicals I'M
mailable which contain any pictures of
suicides or details relating 10 suicides be-
You'd assimnle statement of death by suicide.
and imposing a penalty.
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Leather Good. for Xmas Gifts.

Card Cases. Purses. Wrist Bags. Pocket
books. Address Books, Portfolios. etc. n
choice collection and low prices at
MERNOD & JACCARDS.
Broadway and Locust.
Urr. for CATALOGUE, 1000 sngrarings. Nailed free
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CITY lTEsit.

WE think YOU will get the most intelli-
gently bought stock of Boys Clothing to
pc found anywhere in the CRAWFORD
STORE. The stock is all new and the
prices have been marked by Mr.. Crawford
himself with a view to speedy selling.
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Engraved Calling Cards.

100 finest calling cards and engraved plate
Script. $50. or 100 cards from your plate
only 81. MERMOD & ~JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
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GROUP.

Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, and the
attack may be warded off. 1t is safe and
sure.
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REPUBLIC 81

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Centralia. No. Dec. 5.-W. T. Keith. a
banker of Sturgeon, Mo. has been appointed
clerk of the Sturgeon Court Of Common
Pleas to fill the vacancy caused by It's, res
%ignation of Doctor S. N. Yates. Mr.. Keith
is a son of Doctor J. +. Keith.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mansfield, Mo-. Dec. "a I0-months-Old
baby of Frank Simpson. near this city, was
seriously shot in the abdomen to-day by a
0-year-old brother. The gun was acct
dentaliy discharged.
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IDtur,.. proved Fatal.

Chicago. Dec. 5.-Charles T. Messenger.
president of the Messenger Hardwood I.lm-
Der Company, died to-day as the result of
injuries sustained last Friday in a runa way.
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SfECIAL.
Evansville. Ind, Dec. The 4-year-o'd
son of Henry Begeman, a merchant of this
place. drank a bottle Of carbolic acid to-
Gay and died. The little fellow picked the
poison up from a stand table.
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Woman Killed In n Wreck.

SPECIAL.
Corsicana. Tex, Dec. 5.-Houston and
Texas Central boarding cars were wrecked
at Rice this morning. killing Mrs. Bert
Manning.
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MERRICK. WALSH & PHELPS JEWEL
RY cos OFFICE AT
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
Nr. Walsh miH be pleased to zee you.