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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Railroad Managers and Strikers
VIII Meet for Conferences
at Chicago.
TRANSFERS WILL NOT QUIT.
Serve Notice That Walkout Was
Ordered Without Their Ap-
proYal-Arbitration Chair
man Job Is Busy.

Chicago. July ~S-Through the efforts of
Chairman Job Of the State Arbitration Com
mittee. a series Of meetings has been ar
ranged for tomorrow morning between the
general managers of each Of the local roads
and a committee of FIVE men from the strik-
ing freight handlers OF the same line.
Chairman Job went to each railroad sep
arately and asked the general manager II
he would receive a committee Of the srik-
ers.
In every instance he was informed that
the committee would be received If it was
understood that It came from the employees
Of the road and not from the Freight Hand
lers Union.
Then Nj. Job reported TO the men his
success with the railroads, and secured their
consent to the meetings
1t was arranged that each COMMITTEES
should consist OF hve strikers. The con-
ferences will be held at 10 a m These COM
mittees viii net. OF themselves, be empow-
cred TO settle the strike, and whatever the
agreement may be. If any agreement Is
reached. II will be reported back TO the Of
ncials OF the union at 2 p. m. for approval
and no action viii be taken until II has
the sanction Of the officers OF the union
Job Hopeful of Settlement.
Chairman Job said tonight that he
had inserted the entering Wedge 1or Ihe
THE men nave All along insisted" he
said, that they would not meet the man
ayers unless they were received as mem
beers of the union. The managers have SAID
that they would confer with the men a.
any time. provided they came as employes
of the road with a grievance TO be adjusted.
OF course, l cannot tell what viii come
from the meetings. but the differences in
the demands OF the men and the conces-
sIons Of the roads are so slight that rscog-
milton OF the union is practically the only
hin at issue. The men show a DISPOSE
ton to be less stin in this respect, and ]
nope that we have entered upon the begin
ming of the end"
President Curran of the freight handlers
issued the following statement tonight:
1--WE have offered to submit the issue to
arbitration. I had a long conference to-
night with Mr.. Job OF the State Board OF
Arbitration, and we went over the situation
fully. He suggested that a COMMITTEES Of
ave freight handlers in each OF the fifty or
more freighthouses in Chicago be appoint
I'd TO call upon the railway managers by
whom they are employed and present our
Grievances ] readily agreed to Mr.. Jobs
The reports OF these various
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BeIIevIIe Real Estate. Transfers.

Real Estate transfers filed for record with
County Recorder Charles Haefele at Belle
vile yesterday were:
:. u. Sexton and Eife TO Robert Bsthmann.
par; lots 4 and 5. I block p. Town % Illinois; war
TSnty deed. I,ED.
William and Edward Coyle to H. L Griese5!ck.
lots Is and I6. block u. Claremont addition, Fast
50. Louis: warranty deed. 300
J. T.. Donovan trustee. 10 Margaret Raight.
deed. $50
". F. CriEler and wife 20 ]. o. Short. lot ls
deed. 81.
/ g. smith and wife TO Joseph GummersSsch.
part. blceks :. ? and. L. Beacon Heights. Win
stanley Park: quitclaim deed, 81.
+. Z Anderson TO same. strip blocks J. 5 and
y, surveys "a: qJitclaim deed. 81.
Joseph Gummershach and wife TO F. e Ander-
son. strip in second an plat. Beacon Heights,
Winstanley PARK: quitclaim deed. 81
c. L. Markham to Gus Surher. part lots 4 ana
warranty deed. 81.
Gus surber and wife 20 Go;lIeb Gamer. same
property. warranty deed. $50.
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SUIT BEGUN BY Y0RE HEIRS.
Would Restrain Sale of Property
Under Judgment Lien.

James II. Yore, Augustus p. Yore and
Margaret L McCord began suit in the Cir
cult Court yesterday TO restrain the Rut-
ledge & Fitzpatrick Realty Company from
selling property at the southwest corner Of
Twelfth and Olive streets. on which IS the
old Merchants Hotel building, under a
judgment lien for &.l25.
The plaintiffs state that their father.
Charles J. Yore, who died last January,
was one Of the heirs of the late Patrick
Fore. 10 whom the property belonged. and
shared in a life interest In the income of
the property, and also Of property AZ the
southwest corner OF Eighth and st.
Charles streets. The income OF the Olive
street property was not sufficient 70 pay its
expenses and before the death Of Charles
Yore the property was sold for S22,010. il
IS stated, under an order OF court Ar order
was made by Justice Tally citing the de-
PENDANT 10 show cause why the Injunction
should not be granted.
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SHOT HIMSELF BEFORE MIRROR.
Supposed Actor Kills Himself 1T
Helena, Ark.

Helena, Ark. July s-The body Of a
white man. about 50 years old, supposed to
be S. n. Gayord OF Los Angeles. Cal. was
found last night under a tree below the
city. with a bullet hole through the head.
On the tree was q mirror, which had
that ended his life. and near his body was
q revolver. Gayord came TO Helena yester-
day and registered at a hotel as being
from Iowa. but all hts clothing bears marks
OF Los Angeles merchants. His general
appearance and a paper of a ANS
school at Los Angeles found in his grip
leads 20 the belief that he was an actor.
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MunyOn Remedies
Given Away.

I want every sick person TO send me their
name ard address and full particulars OF
their complaint. and I will send Oy return
mail. free OF all charge. the remedy that ]
believe will cure them. Remember. Jhzre
IS no catch about this offer. II you have
rheumatism. don't fail to send for a free
trial Of my rheumatism Cure: / know il
Will cure you. II you suffer with iEdisss-
ton or any stomach trouble, be sure and
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enable you TO eat what you like and all you
Ike. IL you have a cough. send for my
Cough Cure. II your kidneys are out OF
order. no matter how serious. my Kidney
Cure stops any headache in : 10 10 minutes.
My Diarrhoea Cure c~GrreCts all bowel COM
plants In a few hours. No matter hat
your disease IS. write and tell me all about
your complaint and 1 will send You Try
remedies free. 1 Will also send you a copy
OF Munyon's Magazine and Munyon's Guide
20 Health.
Prof. Munyon. 1906 Arch ST. PhiIa.. Pa.
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CURES WEAK MEN R
Insures Love and Happy HON

LOE III
How any man may quickly cure himself
after years OF suffering from sexual weak
ness, lost vitality. night losses, varicocele.
etc. and enlarge small weak organs TO full
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address 10 DR.. Knapp Medical Co. 7S Hull
Bldg. Detroit Mich. and they Will gladly
send the free receipt with fun directions so
any man nlAy easily cure himself at home.
This Is certainly q most generous offer. and
the following extracts taken from their
daily mail. show what men think OF their
generosity.
Dear Slrs-Plsase accept my sincere
thanks for yours OF recent date. I have
given your treatment a thorough test and
the benefit has been extraordinary. II has
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Dear slrs-Your method worked beauti-
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Strength and vigor have completely re-
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Dear Sirs-Yours was received and I had
no trouble In making use OF the receipt as
directed. and can tr%uthfully say Il Is a boon
TO weak men ! am greatly improved In
size. strength and vigor."
All correspondence Is strictly confidential.
mailed In plain. sealed envelope. The re-
ceipt Is free for the asking and they want
every mar 10 have II
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CONTRACTORS IN AN ASSOCIATION.
Combine for Mutual Protection in

for Mutual Protection in
Matters Affecting Their Business.
A contractors association was formed
last night at a meeting at the City Hall in
Edwardsv1lle. Fourteen men engaged in
that line OF business were present and
enrolled themselves in the new ~organiza-
ton. officers were selected as follows: T.
A Desmond, president; Robert Hyten, vice
PRESIDENT: Bruna Suppiger, recording secre-
tary; J. Il. Theuer. treasurer.
The association will be extended until il
embraces all contractors actively engaged
In the city. according to the present mem
bers. The object is mutual protection and
One Of the officers stated last
night that II would not AFFECT competition.
but would enable the member to better
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handle the questions which frequently arise
in the trades. Arbitration and executive
committees were appointed.
E~dwRrdsviIIe Notes.
-LudwiE Sl!and. aged a.. n resident OF Liberty
Prairie, died Monday night at the home 81 a
friend in EdWaftsyllie. The funeral viii take
place this morning az 8 o'clock.
It. p. Gordon q Decatur has succeeded Z. l.
LAX as line superintendent Of the Central Inion
Telephone Company. The latter resigned 10 TAX.
q position with the Morrison Express Company.
Walter Il. Stinde. assistant ticket agent Of
the Wabash in 81. Louis. visited In Etwardsville
this week.
The Reverend c. a. O'Reniey. pastor q 81.
Mary's Catholic Church. departed yesterday for
Winnipeg. Canada. where he Will spend his sum
mer vacation
Two large sales Of farming land were made
yesterday \ Portion Of the Setter farm at
Mitchell was sold 10 George PasnelI for SS.Z6 %.
There we-e In the nelght1rhcud q - acres IN
the tract. At the trustees sale OF the lands Of
50.
The Reverend Herman Rain attended the
funeral OF the Reverend Carne, the Evangelical
minister at Carml. yesterday.
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Illinois National Guard.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Springfield. III. July g-Adfutant Ge,E-af
Smith to-day revoked the order Appointing Au-
gust T. Lnke, First Lieutenant ard Assistant
Surgeon o. the Second Infantry. Illinois National
Guard. the eonmission having been declined.
Color Sergeant Fred seller IL assigned for duty
at the headquarters % the First Birafe.
Private Euzeie Maxwell Of Companv ri Fourth
Infantry. is granted a furlough for thirty days
Honorable discharges from the military service
of the state are Issued 70 the following enlls.ef
sxinehart snd Prvates n. X. Hamilton. Henry
\. Res. Edwin 2 Roberts. Edward II. Short.
Bales. Otto V. Eiidow. DRrnell Dane Alert J.
Eiseman. Homer A stump. Morris II. Rambo.
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Mrs. LengfeIder Wants Divorce.

Mrs. Lulu 4. LenSfelder yesterday.
through her attorneys. Turner and Holder
OF Belleville. filed suit for divorce from
Henry Lengfelder. business man Of Belle
Vile Cruelty and failure to suppo ere
the allegations The couple have two chill
dren. Mrs. Lengfelder asks for alimony-
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IniunctIon Agninst County Trensnrer

Circuit Judge ". W. Schaefer yesterday
junction restraining the County Treasurer
from collecting certain taxes levied against
trustees who have loaned money in that
capacity and who refused at the Instance
OF the Board OF Review to divulge the
names OF the owners OF the notes.
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Texa. County Clerk. In se..Ion.

RESUBLIc
Waco. Tex. July S-The County Clerks of
Texas met In State Convention in this city
to-day. The representation Is general and
Is made up OF clerks and their deputies.
Seth r Strong OF LAMAR. president called
the meeting to order. when Mayor higgins
delivered an address Of welcome. Several
new members were elected. A
OF five was appointed to confer with the
State Sherins' Association with a view OF
consolidating the two. n adjournment
was taken until tomorrow.
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The display OF Summer Goods al Bars
cannot fail TO meet the fancy of the critical
and economical buyer. The fabrics this sea-
son are delightful in design. and nowhere
are they offered in such assortment as at
MiSeouri's Graafest Sinrn.
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Refuse to Lend Ala.

committees will decide the duration OF the
strike 1 feel assured. however, that the
Tomorrow night"
Teamafers Refuse to Lend Aid.
ms afternoon the teamsters decided not
70 AID In the strike They issued a state
ment over me signature of z L. Hurley
saying: SHON'
~ out to the fullest extent the order tbav
receive from their employers as 10 the
Eanallhg OF freight and delivering OF the
lsung agreements and conditions.
me freight handlers cannot consistently
al Cpon them for assistance in this mat
from the Transfers National Union tbsv
called this strike" ~ HEg
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JERSEYVILlE.
wOODMEN DAY AT PIAsA.
j. G. johnson Of Kansas to Make an
Address.

j. G. Johnson of KanAna to Make an
Address.
The committee having IN charge the ar
engagements for woodman Day al the Pr
asa Chautauqua yesterday announced that
the programme had been completed, and
that the celebration would be Seld on Au-
gust = The committee consists Of Elder
). w Becker Of the Jerseyville Republican.
oscar Hill and w r. Brockman. all MEM
oers OF Hickory Grove Camp. No. ~, Of
the Modern WoOdmen Of America. at Jer-
SeyyIie. The principal speaker Will be J..
Sohnson OF Peabody. has.. former mem
VI OF the Democratic National Committee
ar. Johnson Is now the general attorney
LOT the WoOdmen. and Will make an ad-
ureSs Al Chautauqua in opposition TO the
proposed reimbursement plan in assessments.
among the other speakers will be the
reverend Doctor J. J. Porter. pastor Of the
FIRST Baptist Church at Joplin. Mo-. and
Formerly pastor OF the First Baptist Church
az Jerseyvilie. Doctor Porter will deliver an
ADDRESS IN "GOOifsllowship OF the order"
A special music programme will be given
by the JeTseyv!iie City Band and the Shell
byVn!e. Ill, WCOdman Quartet. the official
quartet Of the order, consisting OF X. a.
hlte. leader. Doctor J. H. Hite. q NJ. Hop
klns and Professor I. l.. James. The com
nlttee In charge has also completed ar
ranSements for an excursion from Ramps
Vlle and other points on the Illinois River
barge Pearl.
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New Pastor for Church of Peace.

me Reverend Henry Bahnsen OF ST
LOUIS has accepted a call TO the pastorate
OF me Se-man Evangelical Church OF Peace
at Jerseyvilie. The Reverend MIR Rahnse
VIII enter upon his duties at once. He IS a
graduate or Edin College at ST. Louis. be-
SEVILLE congregation has been without a
pastor Tor almost a year. the last pastor.
the Reverend Mr.. A. His. having resigned
70 1ccGpl a can 10 the pastorate OF the Ger
man Evangelical Church at Ioundon-
vile, o.
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SPECIALTIES.
Mississippi Valley
Trust Company
ACTS AS
Trustee under Mortgages made by
Railroad and other Corporations.
DEATHS.

cIREYITuesday, July s Is62 at ts n n
sitter a lingering Illness. Anna Carey. aged 70
years, at the residence CT her brother Edward
Carey. No. 5D7 Page avenue
Due notice Of funeral will be given
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LUNKENHEIMER-ou Tuesday. July & 100,
ett~ a m-t Maria Lunkenheimer nee Glenn
Snt1a beloved mother Of William and Joseph
SnhkSnheimer and Mrs. Frank Glaub. OF No.
b4l9 Olive street.
Remains can Be SEN At AIexanders undertake
ing establishment. Nc. 29si Olive street.
Notice OF funeral later.
Cincinnati papers please CODY.
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JoHNsoN-Entsred into rest at his residence,
20, sos West Belle place. at AS Monday morn
Ing. the Reverend George ]. johnson. aged n
years ana 3 months. beloved father OF Mira SIeF
Foroes, Miss Sara NJ. johnson and Mr.. Ken
osn W Johnson Of Chicago and the Reverend
Love Srifnth johnson Of Buffalo. n. Z
Wednesday. at 10 q. m.
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The Hound OF the BaskeryfJes" Tia
latest and best Sherlock Holmes sso-v Io
conan Doyle. win begin as a serial In next
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09

The Hound OF the Baskervfles." the
latest and best Sherlock Holmes story by
Conan Doyle, will begin as a serial in next
Sundays Republic.
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"Boro-Formalin' elmer Il Amendo. u..a
as tooth and mouth wash In The nnorninS
leaves mouth sweet and pune al day.
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McANDREwS-Tuesday. July 8 1872 a, IA
? n. Michael AcAndrsws. dearly beloved hus-
land Of Catherine AcAndrsws (nee Haley.
Funeral Will take place on THURSDAY, Juiv 10.
~ 2 D M from family residence, No. $50 Sher-
idan avenue. to St Bridggts Church, thencs 70
Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited.
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FRITCH-After 4 lingering illness. July &
1901. az $50 g. m, Katie, beloved wife OF Pres
ton Parker FTttch. mother Of Bennett Fritch and
daughter OF William and Charlotte Rassan.
Funeral from parents home, No. 1896 Sullivan
avenue. Thursday. July 10. at 2 D. m. Interment
private
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James A.. Lynch. William /. HueIin. Claude Div
Sns Paul l. CGrtls william d. MerrslL VII
liam Curtis and william NJ Shearer. All OF Com-
pany A: SerEeants Heber Cmsted and Jesse ,
Parr. Company b
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kQCHEuddeniy. July Z. 1902. Gus Koch buS-
o1na OF Hettie Koch. aged 81 years.
t1neTI from residence. No. 52F Page avenue,
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WEIGHING. ". Va. papers please copy.

LUEBBERT-suGdenIy, the wife OF r = Lu.n-
bert Cnee Zshmesl. at the age Of SO years.
The funeral Will take place Thursday. July 10
Hveuue.
San Francisco. Cal. and Bennington. Kas., pa
perS please copy
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Tuesday, July s.. 1907, at ESQ .. m.
Lizzie Clark. youngest daughter OF the late Owen
and Jane Clark
Michael Byrn. No, 2Sl Caroline street, Thursday.
July 10. at 9 a m. TO 81. Kevin's Church, thence
70 Calvary Cemetery.
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SUMMER
STOCKTON HOTEL eIFE s 5VEy < i !

LOO feet ocean front. IL mile spacious porch.
All corridors u feet wide: lobby iz0x50. ballroom
SS1S- Orchestra Is pieces. Every modern COM
fort and fScility. Suites with private bath. Rates
{5 to xS per week Reduction during July. Write
Also Hotel Normandle. washington. D. c
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. into sCst At his residence,
No. IoZ5 South Eleventh street, Tuesday. July s
1904 at 2. H., Jonn Herman NeslAge. our beloved
his eiShty-pourth year.
Funeral from residence. Thursday, July 10
At 2 p n
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AEYER-Tuesday morning, July s. 1904. at $50
RSiock At his home, No. 21S Armand street. our
beloved brother. Adolph Meyer.
kunsral at Springfield. Ill. Thursday morning.
The bereaved brother and sisters: Herman
Meyer. Fanny Meyer. Martha Garrene. Mlnki0
Gibson, Elsie Street.
5prtagnAId. Ill. and Philadelphia papers please
COPY.
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Tuesday, July s, Ign. at 2:4S
o'clock ,. m. Ann. beloved wife OF John O'Brien.
mother Of EDWARD. Charles, Joseph OBuen and
Ars. James AcGaire OF New York City.
The funeral viii take place Thursday, July 70.
At $50 o'clock - m. from family residence. No.
$50 Gamble street TO st. BridGeTS Cnurcn- thence
TO Calvary Cemetery
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Funeral from parents residence, No. 45I7 Nor
gan street. on Wednesday. July .. at D m.
20 new Cathedral Church. Newstesd and Mary
land avenues. thence TO Calvary Cemetery.
Friends invited 10 attend.
Springfield. o.. and Brooklyn. n. Y. papers
please copy.
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FARRELL-on Monday. July 4. 1907. at 7:4j
m EDDIE J: Farrell, aged q years, beloved
son Of John E and Ellen Farrell. brother OF
MsrEaret and Alhert Earren-
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papers please copy.

GLEAsoN-on Tuesday. July 8, IsO2. at $50
Gleas9n Cnee o'LAary). aged 1 year Q months
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Funeral from residence. No. IA East Nrarcsau
street. to-day at 2:5o ,. m, TO Calvary Gene
tsry. Friends invited.
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RoGGERs-on July z. 1904 at s:4s g. m. at
Aauoe Dondemt Rogers. sister OF 4.
\ kosssrA Ars- Emma Lynch. Mrs. J. r.
Funeral July Q At D. m. from residence Of J..
R. Aennan 70 Oak Hi Cemetery.
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REYNOLDS-On Tuesday, July g. 1907 at s:ls
?. n. George 4. Reynolds, beloved husband OF
Minnie Reynolds (nes 1nIesJneyer1, son or Ar'
and arB- James Hsynoids. ana brother OF 4irs.
Nellie hoegneT, Eugene and DolLe hsyno'os. al
resiosncs NO. lPSg North Market street
Due notice OF funeral viii be given
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Monday. July Z. 1862 at 1880
o'clock p NJ, John OtDeIl. beloved husband OF
thu late CGIhsr1ne O'Den-
g. a. 2 O'Clock ,. N, from family resiusnce- No.
1elS North sOurtsenth street, TO St AawTeacs
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ORRIEN-SuddsnIy, al Metropolis, Ill, July
g. tsO2, Daniel OBFien. beloved husband OF
MAUD O'Brsn and Mrs. Geo. h. FTecercks NEE
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RYAS--on Tuesday. July &. 1902 at $50 O'Clock
p n. Patrick u. Ryan. oeIosed husband Of
Mary Ryan tnse roomeyJ. at late residence. No.
Z7 Allen avenue.
Funeral Thursday morning from Cathedral. Al
ton. II.
Altoa. Ill. papers please copy.
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stez beloved husband OF Ellen z. Verdisr mee
FsnsrsI Thursday. July 10. 300 at 2 o'clock
, H. from residence No. zS Russell avenue
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Due notice OF funeral viii be given
Lttls FsIIs. \. y. and Joliet. Ill. papers
please copy.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-12

It is remarkable TO notice the
sentiment existing between both
branches Of the legislature 10 re-
gard to legislating the railroad and
warehouse commissioners out Of
Eolfce. and making them elective In
stead Of appointive, as they we're
The Redwood gazette., 1902-03-12

prior to the last election Repre-
sentative Wallace, v ho intro rodueed
"a bill having this end Ia view, cape
near having the bill passed under
suspension Of the rules Immediately
after the Introduction, but objec-
.tion was finally made and the bill
went to the committee on reception
of bills, where it was given a knock
by reason of it being general in
character, and the house having
adopted a rule providing that only
bills pertaining to tax matters, or
local in their nature, be considered
at this session. J IA. IS.