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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

Mrs. Cora Ambrose and two daught-
ers of San Francisco, are visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. CARR
son.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

Professor and Mrs. Rusmiel enter
tanned Miss Elizabeth Knight of Phila-
de,phia during the week at their home
in Wyatt Park. Miss knight was one
of the singers at the Casino the past
week ST. Joe Gazette July ID.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

The Denison Clothing Company is
now located across the street next to
the Crawford county Bank. the build
ing having been moved Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

r. nj. Gable and wife are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Ell. Gable
this week. Mr.. Gable is publisher of
the Lost Nation Chronicle and has
been out in Hot Springs for a vacation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

Alfred Bohlander. of Manila has
accepted position with theJ. P. Mill
err & Co. firm. Mr.. Bohlander has had
considerable experience as a book
keeper having been employed in that
capacity in the Manila bank for some
time
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

The Luney Bros. ard Tom McGrim
started today for the Dakotas on a
land inspection tour.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

The Northwestern announces au ex-
cursicn to Lake View on next Sunday
The train will leave Denison at 9:lS
am. and will return leaving Lake View
at 1870. The fare for the round trip
will be sl.0O. The time for leaving
Vail will be 100 am. Deloit 9.33.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

The postmaster is planning to take
his summer vacation. He will go to
Wall Lake tom orrow to spend the day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

A party of Denison people expect to
go to Lake View for a weeks outing
next week The party will be com
posed of Mr. and Mrs. o. G. johnson,
Mrs. j. H. Mahoney. and Mrs. D. o.
johnson of Charter Oak and possibly
Others.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

A. G. Brown, district manager
brotherhood OF America 9eomen, has
been in town the past week soliciting
new members for the Brotherhood. He
has headquarters at Mo. Valley.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15
Tacoma Wash.

July Is to p the Illinois Censral r.
r. will sell round trip tickets to
Tacoma Wash for S4695 Inquire at
ticket office for full particulars.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

III. Garrison returned Sunday from
a week stay at Denver, Colorado.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

Charles Flint who has been in south
western Idaho the past year: ar
rived in Denison on Saturday last and
will visit his mother and sisters for a
few days. He came in from Portland,
Oregon, having been ons pleasure
trip to Seattle, Tacoma, Portland Van
cover and Victoria. While in Idaho
he has been in the employ OF a large
land and irregation company, and says
that section of the country is to his
mind the garden spot of America.
While it does not rain there from May
until October no one suffers at all, the
finest OF crops, and fruits are raised
and the heat is dry heat and not so
noticeable. Plenty of water is to be
had in fact large amount above what
is used goes to waste Mr.. Flint will
be in Denison and near neighborhood
for about thirty days when he will re-
turn TO Idaho.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

On Sunday last occurred the funeral
of Mrs, John Evers, mother of Messrs
Charles and Lou Evers, of Denison.
The funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. q. G. Claussen. of the German
Methodist Church and interment was
made at the Nissen cemetary in Otter
Creek twp. Mrs. Evers was one of the
pioneers of Denison, coming here in
the early days. She was lady beloved
by all who knew her, and her death
will be greatly mourned
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

Mr.. E. j. Ballengee, of Dow City
was Denison caller today Ee was
accompanied by his daughter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-15

Born, on Tuesday July 10, to Eugene
Justice and wife daughter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

The annual meeting Of the Grand Harbor Of
the American Association Of Masters and Pilots
will be held Washington ID. G, January q.
At the election To be held by IidrbOr No %
Thursday a delegate will he elected represent
st Louis pilots at the meeting.
The Chester arrived yesterday morning from
Cape GirGrdeau. She one day due, hav-
ing been forced to stop by the heavy Ics. Her
wheel was badly broken hy the foes. Whether
she Will go out again ths season has not yet
been decided.
Captain w. R Duvan Of Warner shurg. Mo.
was visitor at the harbor rooms yesterday He
Is the guest Of Captain William Kelly. In the
early seventies he and Captain Kelly stood watch
together on many of the well-inown packets. the
last being the Sucker State.
captain lack Goodrich. formerly on the
United States steamer Mississippi. IS confined to
rheumatism.
While the river is still filled with floating ice.
the mass Is thin and there is some chanc- tat
a few of the packets may resume opcrau ms IL
the weather remains moderate.
The Lee Line steamer Stacker Lee. is laid up
at Memphis. Several members Uf her have
returned to st. Louis.
Luther VI. Gotten of Dyershurg. Tenn, former
ly one Of the II. Louis packets. now has "A
l., rth at Vicksburs which, he says, vii! last all
winter.
Captain Thco Hail. one Of the pilots Of the
Chester which arrived yesterday from Cape q
rardeGu, was a caller at the harbor rooms yes
terday.
Several members Of the crew Of she CITY OF
Memphis of the Tennessee River Line arrived in
St. Louis from Paducah, where the steamer is
laid up.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

early IN the morning ami IS due TO leavs for
Nashville at noon tomorrow.
Cairo Ill. Dec. 3O.-The river gauge reads %
feet showing a fail OF lG foot drriag the last =
hniIrs Weather iai- and cold. The Cruiser ias ed
down from Piitsbu at $50 =. m. win coal TOW
to the Harry Brown. SLe VIII return hEht anu
the Harry Brown will depart fsr New orleans
with the tow The Mary NJ. Mic5aels passed
down from the Tennessee River TO the Lower
tow The Dick Fowler was in ami cut on time
The Fred Hartweg departed ( r the Lower MIS-
sissippi at 4 d IN. with tow ot empties. ihe
TouanZa arrived from cincinnati at 2:31 p. M
and d,parted for Memphis at p. m with a talr
trip The Georgia Lee departed for Memphis at
p. m. with good trip. -,
Vicksburg Miss. Dec. So-The gauge to-Tas ras
showed a 4 feet. n rise Of 3 OF foot Ihe
WeIerhauser arrived with heavy raft from the
Ya-oo River. which w.ss towed throu-n we isao' s
canal successfully TO the Houston Lumber COM
nanv The FIX ana Reese Pritchard cleared Inls
a|tcrno6-, The Chalnette is due down. The
Cftv of 81. Joseph and Senator Cordili are uu7
Ccne C,Irarleau. No. Dec. so.-The James Y
Tortwcod down at = p. The transfer W II,
Durcau tied up the levee unable . HlaEe e, ..e
irci;na landing on ac mt OF ice. River falling
Tareaw III pee 2O-Gauge reads 81 feet; a
cfor,dV Ia1i W and cold: very little ice floating.
Pittshurg. Pa. Dec. 3o.-River feet anu ris-
Wheeling. ". va. Dec. so.-RiveT feet'
slowly 7 sing. Weather clear ana colo'
CINCINNATI. o. Dec. 3o.-River . feet faiiihs'
Clear and cool -, ,,, ..ut,,. In
10y . faot Inches: on falls feet inches be-
Gai."i can io,,ts - % feet inches. Cloudy and cold
'OT S,r,Srcton Ia Dec. So-The present stage OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Alton Note. and personals.

j. L. Hoskins official of the Rock Island
Hoskins. at Hotel Madison. Alton.
II. d. Patton of Alton returned from Day
ton o, yesterday.
Fred schlaay of St. Louis was a visitor in
of his son. George Finkle in Alton.
Herman c. Iiese yesterday resigned as chem
ist at the plant Of the Federal Lead Company
VILE.
II! II. Stalker OF sault Ste Marie. Mich. Is
the guest Of Doctor G. \. McMilien in Alton
The strinS,rE Of the trolley wire for the
yesterday and the first street cars will be run
over it on New Years Day.
Joseph Crivel!o Of Alton departed yesterday
for Springfield, Mo.
legc. Upper Alton. and Mrs Mckay have gone
TO Rochester, y J.
The SUNDAY School of the Twelfth Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church al Alton has
Harry W-:.ter second assistant supertnt endent;
T.. V. Crossnan. secretary; George \. Nef. treas
Urcr: Miss Elanch" MUIR by. orsanist: Miss tfes-
sic YEnn.. assistant CrEanis;. J. VI. Logan.
chC.ister: r ". winter, librarian: Mrs. ID. +.
Bushnell. superintendent of the home depart
cradle roll The installation of ihe new officers
Will take place next Sunday morning.
Professor W. " SITTER returned to Ewing
College Yesterday after visiting with Upper Al
ton relatives.
Tho congregation Of the First Baptist Church
at Alton has elected H. n. Carr treasurer; Geo.
Emery. clerk: George r. Davis collector: c. \.
Caldwell and +. II. Forbes. trustees.
The Jolly Bachelors Club Alton has elect
ed John Tonsor. President Henry Richer wee
Ter. treasurer: Harry AshiQck. guard. The in
ataiiation OF the rev officers will take place On
january l..
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
BY Telegraph.
REPrRrJC SPECIALS.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Chester. H. Dec: Se.-Eiver falling: gauge 80
feet Weather clear and warm. Ice thinning out.
Chester departed FOR st. Louis a. 6 a. m.
Grand Tower. ILL.,, Dec. SJ.-J; !. LOCKWOOD
departed south at 1890 i. Ice u-cIar. e,
Tha gauge reads 10 feet and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
Memphis Tenn. Dec 30.-T'he river here is cn
n stand with 30 feet the gauge The sun
departed at 4 p. m for Fui-on. The Sadie Lee
departed at p. m.sfSr Fulton. The Lucille Now
land departed at p. m. for lhe Arkansas r yer
with a good trip. The Dejta arrived this evening
from Vicksburg with 3ji bales OF cotton and
:eturns tomorrow evening. The Defender. with
2 big tow of coal passed down at p. m for
New Orleans. Receipts hy river to-day 3iI
ba!cs of cotton and I,G.2 sacls OF cotton seed.
Paducah Ky. Dec S0.-Rivrr gauge reads 30
foo The Bonanza from Cincinnati arriN ell i
a m and left for Memphis At II a; m Ihe
Dick Fowler departed on tine for Cai;1 this
morning The John 5. Hopkins arrived from
Evansville ut Il a and lett ON return 80
al $50 D. m. The Charleston. due out OF the
Tennessee River Sunday evening, las not arrived
nor been heard from. The II. w Buttorf il
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

The Ri-Chemic Physicians pracuce IN MI 1li
CITY Of St Louis IS the largest ever a. ,leii
10 ,ny nhvSician in the history or ihtit
cira Durin. the past three months Over
: % persons have placed themselves ,r;o- uI;noi
Their care Every day the trains ,te ~, W nnmS
ns NJ, po p rpsceive their counsel and advice; The
cures which they are making nave pGi,ai prouuIe,
snch a profound sensation that tne liIeotoaai ,,toa
Drofecsinn has at last become lnie,eS'eu'
Pbvsicians of intelligence have brousht pa
tients to them to be examined anu .tea go &c
They have realized that they aio.le me- he
Gan3blc of curing conditions that were pe
fore considered hopeless. They nave prousht M
natients suffering from some hidu9tl Hidi't';;S
which the BiChemic Phys;clans: nS M MI -
cf their famous X-Ray OItft, We're ape 20
locate end prescribe the proper remedies 10
bring about Il cure. ,,,o,, ,
The Bi-Chemic PHYSICIANS never .ccept pt,a
case unless they know to certainty me
cause Of the trouble. and this can oniy De
determined by a scientific X-Ray exam,na-
t'on. Their E-Ray outfit is the most eiao-
6-Hte %it ard complete in the country. By their
s-eciql F'uoroecoTic ic attachment they are
able TO examine al parts Of the body anu
Of Of the c' patients afhictlon. Come and be ex-
ARMED: IL is absolutely free.
If 1t were possible the 1i-Chemic
Physicians would like to continue IN
definitely their Free N-Sny cNnmfnn-
t.cns hut the demand for these eX-
nmfnntion~ has been 30 great during
tie mast few months TINT 1t Will he
ir:,possibie fer them to continue the
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Remember, those calling now will
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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
HOUSEWIVES ADVISED TO USE
BOILING WATER ON R0BBER.
Police Chief Is Determined to Punish
IA Thief Who Operates in East ST.
Louis in Guise of Tax Assessor.

The fake Deputy Assessor who has robbed
n number of East 81. Louisans OF money
and valuab!es. yesterday added two more
victims to his list. The police are making
every eort 20 capture the man. Chef of
Police Hauss has advised householders to
give the man Il dose of boiling water, and
then cali Tor the police.
YcsteI day morning The man called at the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Crosby at No. 7jf
Mort. Eighth street, and said that he want
ed TO 60 through the house to compare
her schedule with her personal property.
Mrs Crosby permitted the man to go
through the house, and 10 ter she discovered
that ne took with him a purse containing
Sl4.
The man VAS next heard from at the
home Of Emil F'rieZe. No. 93l Josephine
street. where he used the same story and
secured purse and other valUableS. The
young man is described as about 32 years
old. slimly built. of medium height. has
blond mustache and long nose. He
wore a dark suit OF clothes. Derby hat
and an overcOat. 1t Is believed that he is
the same man who has robbed several other
East st. Lou : persons.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Loving'ten's addition. East St. Louis: warranty
deed, s o.
John Morod and wife to Henry Pfiurs;en. Jr..
Of al northwest quarter southwest quarter sec
ton lf. Township l $. rage w; warranty
deed, $i.5fa.
part lot 32h subdivision 1t - Cahlkia Com
!npnficlds. warranty deed. $500
Edmund Boeltcher and wfe 10 J. b. SiNking,
Jr lot . Bowman's subdy + ion. lots 10 and 1s.
Illinois city. warranty de 4 81.
J. 4 Perry. ~ 4 turn,y. to II. II. Hardy, loIS
70 and lS, block Sc. Denversidc: warranty deed,
500. .
Fannie G. Chaplin and husband to Jennie r.
Rooth. lots and 6. rlpgk l.. Cla emont addition.
East 81. Louis: quiciaim ed. 81
Frank Johnson and g to ame same prop
erry as above; qUitclaim de d, 81 ,,,
J T GruWucrshnch ana VIII" to lernEard
Hartmann. part lot l. IL OK ., Be.con Heights
East ST Louis. 81 5Jl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
BellevilIe Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers filed for record in
Beleville yesterday were:
Nyrthle WaIdmann ard husband to C ". Cal
lison, lot 10, part Il, bio k /. Wolf subdivision
East St Louis: artv deed, 81 50.
]. +. Durham to MaGicena llu chile, let O.
block 3. Guenthcrs addition. Eass ST.. Lou ;
warranty deed. si.D
y q Lawlor to G. a Gordon lots and >.
block 5. Arlington place East 81. Louis; war
D F. McCasIand and wife to L. J. Linder. part
lot $50 block ., Illinois City: warranty deed
Henry Louis and wife TO Romeo Louis. part lot
IL block Q L. Gross's addition. East ST. LOUIS
warranty deed 81. -
VIM Harding and wife to D. r McCasland
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
TIE WEATHER..
Official Forecast Announced for
To Day and To Morrow.

Washington, Dec 30.-fOrecast for Wednes-
day and Thursday:
Iliinols-Fair and warmer Wednesday. Thurs
day. partly cloudy: brisk south TO southeas;
winds.
Iowa-Fsr and warmer Wednesday. Thursday.
NcbrasLa and KanEas-Fair Wednesday; warm
er In west portion. Thursday. fair.
ArkansIs-I-air Wednesday. increasing clout'-
ness. THURSDAY. rain, except in northwest por-
ton.
Oklahoma and Indian Tertitory-FaIr Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Western TeXas-Fair Wednesday. except rair
In extreme west portion. Ihutsddy, partly cloudy;
rain in southeast portion.
Eastern ToXas-Showegs Wednesday. except fair
winds the coast. ur, baby increasing.
Mssouri-Fair Wednesday, Wa'mer in east per
ton. Thursday fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Many Families Are Out of Fuel and
the Mnnufacturers Are borrowing.

The coal famine has become acute IN Al
ton during the last forty eight hours Many
families are entirely out of that kind of
fuel, and sor!e of the manufacturers are
borrowing coal from the others in order
to keep going for n day or two.
The waterworks is using coal furnished by
the Illinois Glass Company to tide over.
The Alton Railway. Gas and Electric Com
paRy had nine cars of cCal in the wreck on
the Chicago ami Alton Railroad at Ma
coEptn Station on Monday night. and on
account of the failure of the CONSIGNMENT
its coal supply was kept UP yesterday by
means of wagons and teams.
The Illinois Glass Company received about
forty cars Of coal yesterday which prob
ably Will last until the freight congestion
has been relieved
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
r. Charles Bonja, 620 Morgan st.'

Hr. Charles Bonjn, 620 Morgan NJ,
81. Louis. says: Il had been suffering for d
long time and did not know what was the
lost strength and flesh rapidly; could not
cat and was very nervous ard langud In
fact | was 50 weak that ! could scaIcsIy
,raII, also had severe headaches anC.
80 CONSTANTLY dizzy Having heard so
rn::cn about the Bi-Chemis Physicians
ominoS They tod me that M kidneys
wcre badly affected. began treatment and
started TO improve at once. The improve
,rent in nv case has been simply marvel
ous and I cannot recommend the Bi-Chemic
PHYSICIANS too highly. They have made a
new man Of me- s5fAl zSs..
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
TRi-CITiES.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
G. C. Murphy, Wife and Daughters
Almost Asphyxiated.

G. c. Murphcy. his wife and two children
narrowly escaped death yesterday morning
by asphyXiation by coal gas.
The family i've at East Madison. near the
Glover Leaf Railroad Station. Murphy is
employed by the railroad. Early yeSter day
morning a fellow workman attempted to
awaken MuI ply and found the house filled
with gas. Every member of the family was
UNCONSCIOUS. \ piiys |, ian was summoned
and they We're resuScitated with difficulty.
In the afternoon all the members of the
family were pronounced out of danger ex-
cept one of the children, whose condition is
serious
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
ReIleyiIle News NOtc>.

Mrs Rosa Lambert has entered suit for
divorce from Neiis b. Lam. er;. She claims he
deserted her
The funeral OF c. J. Eprle Will take place
this morning.
The engagement Of Miss Joserha Kohl and
Alexis Gihber OF T, reka. Kns., has been an
nOunCed.
Joseph Rardies las fl d spit against the
Eclleyi!ie Shoe Manufacturing Co~p"ny fer se.n9p
damages for i?Juries 7. ceiyeI ". lie In their
employ.
Mrs MARSHALL w Weir accidentally fell and
broke her right arm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Robert L. Coppinger. son of former Sem
ator John r. C0ppinger of Alton. was mar
red at noon yesterday to Miss Emma Rus
sell of Lebanon. Ky. The wedding took
place at st. Augustine's Church at Lebanon
and was followed by reception. The
gro)m's two sisters Mrs. John H. Booth
and Miss Tillie Coppinger Of Alton, attend
ed the wedding
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
DEATH FROM FALL DOWNSTAIRS.
Miss Lille Myers Never Regaincd
Consciousness After Accident.

Miss Lille NJ. Myers. 10 years old, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Myets of
Belleview avenue, Alton, died yesterday at
st. Joseph's Hospital from injuries sus
tanned by falling downstairs at her home
Monday afternoon.
Miss Myers had been to her room on the
second floor. ard while descending the
stairs stumbled six steps from the bottom
and fell, striking her head on the bottom of
a post. The injuries produced cOICussion
of the brain and Miss Myers never regained
consciousness.
The funeral will take place on Thursday
afternoon from the Myers home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
ncclur,.sI Her Insane.

Mrs. Emily Musset. WI. has been an in
mate Of the st. Clair County Farm FOR the
last six wears wasr Yesterday declared in
sane br a medical commission i'll the St.
Clair County Court at Bellevile The in
quiry into her sanity was brought about
titled TO = pension aad that the Govern
meat cannot recognize an insane person: \
"nnseryator will he appointed by Judge
H9N.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
p1pHTHERIA on TRAINING SHIP.
Robert Emmett Casey of Kankakea
Ill, One of the Dead.

Washington. Dec. S0.-Advices received at
the Navy Department today from Captain
Wise, stationed at Key West, report an
outbreak of diphtheria on board the United
States training ship Buffalo, which arrived
to-day at Pensacola.
Two of the boys died of the diseaseaGuy
Charles Pattyson, aged Is years, of Silver
Creek, n. Y. and Robert Emmett Casey Of
kankakee, Ill
There were n half dozen di2htheria pa
tients aboard the Buffalo. but Captain Wise
added that all were improving.
Rural Free Delivery.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Dec. 3G-Rural free delivery
service will be established February as
follows:
Observation-Disclosures. Christian County: one car
rier: length Of route. 2SA miles: population
served. 6l5.
Commerce. Scott County: one carrier: length Of
route 2DH miles: population served. els.
Texas-Camphell. Hunt County: three carriers:
length OF routes. 1876 miles: population served l.
sos.
Honey Grove. Fannin County: nine carriers:
length OF routes. 2l2i4 miles: population served.
4,0S5
I.ockhart Caldwell County: three carriers;
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Lott-Hefntz NnnfinI..

Miss Nettie Hein;z, daughter of Mr. and
AIRS. Victor Hentz of Dry street. Alton.
was married yesterday morning at St. .Jo-
seph's Church in Houston. Tex, 10 Colonel
y. d. Lott of Jackson, Miss. After n honey
moon trip 10 . number of Southern resorts
Colonel and Mrs. Lott will make their
home at Jackson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Announcement of the approaching nurtials
of several Bellevilie Young people were an
nounccd yesterday. Miss Jeptha Cole is en-
gagged to marry Alexius Bibber of Topeka.
Kas.. and Miss Thekla Yoch * engaged to
marry Charles Gass. Both weddings are 10
take place IN the spring.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Tri-City Marriages,

The following marriage licenses have been
issred 10 the persors living in the Trio ii s:
Mis- Lydia Noderinghaus and Theodore
Dewerf of Granite CITY, Miss Mamie Eng
lish and Joseph Roberts OF Venice and Miss
Relia Gooch and Ira Maupin Of Madison
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Policemen Wade. Injury.

Policeman Thomas Wade of Reileville IS
III at his horae. the result Cf a severe fa!i.
I'm which he suffered broken rib and was
otherwise injured. Policeman Wade was as.
sis,ing q teainstor in getting his wagon out
of n rrt when he slipped and fell against
he "
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Alphorse Froelicher. so wears old, Is a
Of several BellaVi!le young people was
made yesterday. Miss Ieptha Cole Is en-
was chilled while working on his farm
Five Of his toes We're amputated Yesterday
ard it is feared that 1t vii! he necessary to
a - b9fh his feet
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
.IerSeSHfIlc Nnfcx

caEO.
in .1erseyviIle. ~
The Tourist Club Of Jerseyville held meet
Ing yesterday afternoon with Mrs Walter y
Carlin. Among the interesting papers were:
plot of the Pay of julius Caesar bv Mrs W