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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

\ ilHe'T 'ui'".r' = shown ia the Nzriaus ROYAL
i.-2F3o o'rr-"f's in -. Louis. ~ tho last NEE
ing !r."l"v '.u""i! elected IN" foiloVi7s Officers:
y. II Pfsrc:. y. 'ieorc" Pass. Y, \; W. II
haSstrz orator: u. y J2nes s,rib": George +.
Nil. Collector. \ + Scha-n;-li. treasurer: Z.
Na-i-aS 'itT t'"r!-"Il "isCiel t.a following nfi-
o.. po";tr lanes y. EoriEan. a: ". g.
IvDes. V. =: Il g. I:camss. orator. u. J.. FL
der. SrTi!"- = =. t;"~Sard. collector: " H..
R"atlv. trsasUrer: \ L. Shaw. guide. one can
GiiaEa vas Initiated.
Ivanh'e Council elected tn following officers;
9 {. Erch"rr. a: - II. kon"r,. V. T.: i. &.
Ewing, orator. :. II. Buehric. scribe: !. W.
NhitrhiiL collector g. " S-ein. treasurer. u
:. Scho"g@waiI. guide. Four candidates were
initiated and on" application WIS received.
Council at n" last meeting Tho following off,
,-rs were rt"ct-i: F. :. STANLEY. A. !. Hoffman.
y, \ W SaneT. orator: & II. Frederick.
Sg-la". " -. Could COLLECTOR: g \ Wiprera
jfFhSu!"r q Il. SlIrkh@hU. pre'ate: =. Il. Wols
SGLir- L"o Applications Were received.
tutuT" Great has made A got increase of IG1
I"- cent. This IL 10y far :he largest inc-eas. Of
any c"un'H it the state. and puts her in line
Toy ~" list Iri=". offered by thu SuareIne Cnun-
I'll fg- the largest percentage "r gain h. any
council n III" supreme jurisdiction. THE follow
! J tl..and. V. \: II. f. Wilmot, orator. +
}: S"iHc.'r. ~"Tii'e. George Gershon. collector: /.
IesS". treasurer. Doctor Max Fender. guide.
T TfGtr-S'N applications wer" received ard rv.lys
candidates wee: initiated.
Tn" following officers were elected in West End
Coa1nll: corr" NJ Gilbert y - Cielbsrr V.
\. i. Th.!Enhu. orator: II. = Harris. scribe:
W Z Newman. collector: +. II. Smith. treas
ri"T: +. G. Miller. pfelate: ". :. Lamar. guide.
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CREW OF THIRTEEN
IN DEATRSJAWS
Supposed Tnlurkv Number Fig
ures in This Story of Marine
Suffering.
EXHAUSTED AT THE PUMPS.
Sailors Were for Days at the
Mercy of the Wind and Waves
and Expected Death
MOmentarily.
EXHAUSTED AT THE PUMPS.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 13.-Rescued from a
sinking bark. after all the ships stores.
boats and instruments had been lost. and
eleven feet of water in the hold. was the
experience of the crew OF twelve men of the
British bark Margaret Mitchell. Captain
Williamson. who arrived on the North Ger
mar Lloyd steamer Koeln, Captain Jantzen.
from Bremen. with 1910 passengers. The
steward was drowned His name was Lew
is and ne belonged in Martinique.
The Margaret Mitchell. n wooden bark.
sailing from Glasgow, owned in Liverpool
and built in Nova Scotia twerty-seven years
ago. sailed out OF CadiT November /: with
go tons of coal for Mammalian. a port in
Brazil. The crew. all told. consisted of the
supposed uni;Icky number 13. She had Just
cleared the English Channel when on No
vembcr ~ she ran into Il heavy gale with
mountainous seas that boarded her on all
sides. Able seaman Ferdinand Reggie was
knocked down on deck and sustained a
broken leg. The heavy stress of weather
opened up the seams of the hull and the
vessel began TO leak
The next day a northwest gale carried
away the windmill pump. the main depend
ence of freeing the hold of water. All hands
Were kept working at the pumps. and at the
end of fourteen hours they went AFT and
asked to have the ship put back TO port;
night p,Imping no longer. An examination
disclosed seven feet of water in the hold
The captain, mates and crew had no sleep
for three DAYS. except an occasional doLe
in q chair. 1t was still blowing a gale ac-
companied by mountainous sea.
INSTRUMENTS LOST.
The events OF the three days laid up all
hands as soon as they We're back aboard
the bark. except the captain. seccrd mate
and three men. The captain took the wheel.
while the mate and three men did the best
their benumbed and exhausted condition
would permit with the pumps. Nothing in
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John I.armour. IS years. ss South Twenty-sec-
oni. typhoid fever.
infant Of Harvey and Stella Jordan. 1900 Chou
teeu. hamilton.
Leo G:lrlart:n. Il years. MuIlanohy Hospital:
seDticarmia.
". G. oConnell. IS years. .l2o Blaine: con
sumption
John Hirbe. 10 days. 22nI Warren: debility.
William Heron. - wears. City Hospital. uras-
mia
Kate Head. - years. II North Compton: bron-
chitis
Matthew ScheIb. IS years. 1920 South Third;
consumption.
Blanch Cox, q days. Female Hospital; mani
ton.
IGnatus Spexarth. IS years. s03 Clark: debility.
John A. Wilson. Sc years. IslI North Twelfth.
pneumonia.
William Burke. I year. 1856 Madison: pneumo-
mia.
Loretta NJ. TiiIey. : years. 2i01 Dickson: paral-
ysis.
uU.a
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grand pas; president. was ~ hand 70 assia. Pvas-
idsH; J. p Fogarty IN initiating u large class
..nd receiving new names.
Chou,.uu circle. NJ. -. initiated a large
.!asS. wiz. many names adts'i as applicants
lp-t.r J. {. hs~riie: ?, ,,;sr. -" grand p-esi-
dent. aid 81 th- cir AMI !i.- an address,
CurHpliIH"Gt-aS thu circle
SOFIA! IeasU.. No L.. Is making a large aiii-
non ard viii soon reach the 500 line.
lTItria'. n. X. mad II IA x class initiated,
and many :HuTs ar coming
Arlington had a god time an! iD;- % FUN a.
its first -Gci.rc. President N-wcuEa. X. Il Train
sai F. II. 'p,Hs hag the matter In hand.
H-I. circle. N. l"s. X - hav. an 0p-l meet
Ing Wednesday. December It. at Boeksr's Hall,
Twentieth ant B!ss-Il streets
Missouri met Monday night Edward @. Gruhh.
I'HS' PRESIDENT wa in 20" g air. il the absence
# William Anderson. who was ont in the state
IN connection with his Labor Bureau business
MANY n"N candidates Till he Initiated DeCem-
Der -. at the regular meeting.
Meetings for III. coming week: Tower Grove.
social League. HgT-. Benton. Rainbow. Airing,
t..i.
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GETS VERDICT FOR $4,000.
jury Awards This Amount to I. +,
Reed for Selling Mines.

New York. Dec Batter th.ee hour;'
deliberat'On. a jury in the United States
Circuit Court. Brooklyn. brought in a YER
dict for SLUo in favor of Thomas r. Reed.
a mining broker in his suit for SJE.et0 COM
missions. against Riley a. Bogses. a West
ern mine operator and prGmoter.
Reed claimed to have sold for BogEeS
quicksilver mines in California valued at
SSu1-'". on a 10 per cent commission. to
William A. Dove Of New York. The Jury
found that Reed had effected a cash sale tn
the amount of $1,000. and upon this based
the award.
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ILLINOIS
Northern Lines

1890 pm '':IS am
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TO RE0RGANiZE LABOR UNIONS.
Proposed Government Modelled
Upon Union of States.

REPr.RLIC PECIAL.
Denver. Dec. Appropriations are being
made by Western labor UNIONS for a ma
tional convention to adop, a system of
government among labor orga nlzations
modelled after the National Government of
this country. The movement has been start
I'd BY the Colorado State Federation. and
the proposed convention IS 10 be held in
Denver.
II is proposed Ia make each State fedora
ton the supreme body in its own affairs af-
fectinS labor and the workinGman. These
leuerallptS ar" 10 be bound together by a
national executive board. which shall ba
made up. II Is suggested. of the presidents
of IN" various State organizations and
which shall he a tribunal for final appeal.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

Mr. and Mrs. Il. Mcmahon. 43G5 Evans. boy.
Lewis =. and HATTIE Z. Robinson. 49, Vista
boy.
boy.
Louis and Caroline MuT. 2li7 California: si-I.
John and Kat- klass. 32i5 North Twenty first
girl.
Joseph and Minnie I.utz. 1927 Farrar: girl.
Jacob and Mary Fuchs. 5.2S Ch-iterhan. gIrl.
Adolph and Emma pahleu. 29I3 Rutger. twin
girls.
Charles E and Esther l. Hubert. $685. Bart
meE. gil.
T. e. and Noble Il. Dow5. 2i2. North Whit
tier: boy.
Michael and Mari Flynn. 2igs Coleman: hoy.
Edward ". and Annie NJ. cUe- IJ55 Tower
Henry and Elizabeth Petersen. ie25 GARFIELD,
boy.
Herman and Minnie Camp. 5i23 North Broad
VA. gil
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Compton Circle had an IN era. rment TUESDAY
night. and a large attendance. Candidates We're
initiated and a list Of names was presented a.
applicants. The new rituals were ordered FOR tho
next meeting. \ conn iete set o banners vas also
ordered, which will t. the fist lot in use in our
cirv
rev names for committee action. Doctor Francis
E Brady. with his officers Of tho circle. has tho
foor work In initiation. Many new members viii
he added in the coming last half az the month.
CarcEdelet held 2 coed me ting. tn. member
ship Of this circle has a steady growth:
Lacleie had u good tims. Doc or f. z Chase
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San Francisco. Dec. l3.-After being tram
pied beneath the ironed h",fs Of three hE"
horses and having har skull fractured by
the bottom of the boiler Of fire engine No.
10. Mrs. Anna AXE. - years of age. died at
the Central Emergency Hospital.
The accident occurred shortly after /
o'clock at the entrance 10 the tirehoUse.
The unfortunate woman was going Up Mar
ket street when the Conpany's apparatus.
consisting Of engine, hose cart and truck
was returning from an exercise run for the
horses.
The engine. which was IN the lead. was
in charge OF Joseph polan. who Is the as
s!stant driver in the place of John It'll:
direction, Dolan was abrIt Ia turn INTO the
tirehouse, coming in The same direction as
he was driving. Il was Mrs. Axe. D"i.:n
called to her in a loud voice. Look out.
and at the same time. thinking an you'd
horses onto the
UNDER IRONED HOOPS.
There is a slight rise at the entrance #
the frehoUse. and il Is necessary Ia make
a squirt 10 enable the horses t" carry the
two-ton engine into the building. Just as
the horses made the quick movement Mrs.
AXE made 4 sudden start as If intending IN
pass before the animals reached the en-
trance.
F. Jordan. a member of thu company. was
standing on the. opposite sid" Of the en-
trance. and. seeing the danger. made an
attempt to reach the woman and avert an
accident. but before he could reach her h.
saw her knocked down by the horses and
trampled upon. He was barely !. time TO
save himself from being struck.
Dolan also saw the danger ard made n
heroic attempt 10 stop his horses. H sac
ceeded in swinging them 10 one side and
thus preventing the heavy wheels from
passing over Mrs. Axes body. but her head
was ground beneath the boiler. the bottom
Of which runs close to the ground.
DIES AT THE HOSPITAL.
The ambulance was Immediately sum
moned, and Mrs. AXE was removed to the
hospital After A careful Examination Doc
tors Maher and Murphy pronounced her in
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HIS TWO WIVES PITIED HIM,
They Nept When Soldier Was Sen.
tened for Rinamv.

Goshen. y. Y. Dec. l2.-Luke u. Reesor.
4 soldier. convicted of bisarny, broke down
in court when his two wives confronted
him.
He was sentenced 20 FIVE years In Sing
Sing.
While at WiileIs Point he married nm
JuHe ~ 1880. Marie l.. Grierhe!sen on
April 9 last he married Nation Adele Wood
daughter of William e. Wood. a retired
army officer. Both wives went bitterly
when sentence was pronounced.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MlNAL RAiLMA Al siBIRBA TRAIN

Eas;souEd-Leaves Eighth and Cratic: streets.
aa;.y-l-'-; 80. - ? n EAeepJ Sundts- -.
sn2 J. M. SATURDAY. and S'.nday 5nIy-iI:t1 p m
sunday only-5:a. RS. .:s a. m: rs y. NJ.
lsaI" washington Avenue. Dail!-l-io, J:1.
ss4 p m, Except SaEJay-t:0s. 62l. IA. SO.
4'-NH. li-S q n. l2-l-- -. "a. s-rS = III sat
IS: 80. 9:I3 a Ia. I-:-s D. N.
eStNCIrs-ieSNe Granite Cty. DAILY ID.
21c. 5:5s. 7:l2 2; n. Except !Sun1ay-5l5. s1t.
W. .:li. IS. 1914 a m: 80. i:3i. $.f. y. IN
Saturday only-i:i5 p IL SuIdaya oGIy-555. 500.
zg:H a. m Saturday and SUNDAY uniS-Ii:G p m.
Except Saturday and Sundsy-S:i2 D m
Leave Madison. DaiIy-i:i5 eI.. sos. III .. m
EXCEPT 5s~anday--5:is. 66s. az. SIS. go in:+s
D. NJ. Sunday only s:oN. s.-. 1856 a. N. Satur-
day and Sunday only-1 IS .. n.
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-. II SIa fsAila
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C~heTalieT Fisasur" club. crnPo=ei chiefly q,
members Of ths.al:eT Lodge. hrightS Of p:rhiaF.
gave = "urhre and hon last SATURDAY at the
jefferson CUB Hall. Although te WEATHER was
bad many persons attended Their" we-a two
SPECIAL Ifi@"s and twenty-five smaller ones. The
cub lnt-alS Z" give another euChr- in the South
End The 'f1e"!s 10Y 1919 are: Ira Il. Whit
church, pres dent: w. !. Summers. viae prpsi-
dent Louis W. Sorr"nf.ei. secretary: VI y
schiller. financial! secretary: Oh rIze J = hu-er
treasurer. Frank ". Brooks. d - ka.r--. The
club MI give a stag party on Wednesday even
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The S-TieEs Executive Committee Of the order
has I3"s"'! the new ritual. and /; Will he out
Ly the lt = January for U.s. in t1e councils
IN" second death claim in the order vac rai.l
IN SrySr;N-fw" hours @:trr ?. tiC- to be1etciirfes
of. Elizabeth D"To,ls. rnemt.r az Lincoln Coun-
Lincoln. ". ? initiated; che candidate. and
had two proposals.
Grant. NJ :. SUSPENDED. two members and
tI@ir Committee. rsr-rte': Tho action taken for
their -uChra pacrmhe- :
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juriss fatal. ard Mrs. AXE expired Il little
less than an hour
Assistant Engineer i. II. ShaUghneSSy OF
the Fire Department made a rigid !nveStl-
CATION Of the circumstances attending the
accident and ordered that 4 full report be
made t" the department headquarters.
Driver Dnian was very much affected
over the accident and stated that he sid
everything possible 10 avert il.
poian has bee: in the department. seven
wears. This - his first mishap. He il we'll
spoken Of IL his superiors as a careful
driver.
polaTi was arrested by Detective O'Dea
and charged with inanslaushter. but vas
immediately released on" bail.
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eddin Rings Solid Cold.
Finest qualities. So TO $40. Mermod & JAG
cards Broadway and Locust
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BIZ: X.
LAKE SEI.lRf.

LANE SHORE. Ni.NE IeRE
Hj DSIN RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHE-APEAkE AND
T-aia
Isd.aE polls EX;.resE------
New IpTk ana - son Limited.
l.u.CH-rb Eer Social - New
io.k. /. s.gr. NaSh!lgt ..
BaltiTore AMI PAll-!e.uIia.
Nation ayt A!SD. A~cC1n.sn"-
Gat.uu
Boston. NV York. 'Icc:naati.
Ma-ilTE-uI-. i:ti' more ari
tH!NI.' FE.I
tlnriUuHf t.SI---S -.-.---.--
Al; u-LsaT.s --G.2s a. M. .,
$50 i "a. -IiJ . n.
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Train.

Train.
Gin lEnau. lSg;sE i!!.. Wash
!l.Ira. fh:t.rIs.'. I'1i.as"I-
phia and New Yo;k ENpre>s,
Cinc!nnat. Louisville. Pits
bug. Washington. Bilf:In re.
PM a--lA.d and New -
I Aih-.-a
Cincinnati A-ggMmodatlpn---
Cincinnati. LG;syi =. pits
ts:E. Wash r--yn. Btl';m0'r-
ih!rtE-i. Iit and New YC:k
x Etl I:Es- I...lsf'
' iHC, I..S As- IEH-GCGtIrr $500
West Baden md F-eG-h Lick
Spins ia ipa'D X Mt
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

= e /: G. !: Z: 4: !: 4: ?: =: :: j: :: :. !: !: 7: !: :: :: :: !: !: !:
~ SOUTH SIDE COUNCIL NO. -
V4t Royal League. meets every second
MVyN and fourth MONDAY OF the month Al
ESN Anchor Hail. Park and Jefferson
N&iaS avenues.
~ J. J. FRANKLIN. Archon.
+. !. StspI.y. Scribe.
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAIIX AN-,C.. 4. Il ST. Ii.

sTa!D.
Peoria. Springfield and Grafton
Express
jacksonville Express. --..--.-
Sur.AEil, ii. J,~TSENille an:
Citation Mail
:; III En.lt. J~e:se:vl.e AMI
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leg was the first to reach the ships side
again and Climb up a rope to her deck.
Others reached the ship by the same mems.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-UN

For Tiann!bal. H * St ).
joints. gIIEcy. keokuk and
Burlington
l. ca! to- Eannibal--.-.-----.----
For quincy AMI ke,kuK--.-.---
20 -. Pau. Minneapolis. ia
Fast SD. line. Illinois and
" Wisconsin
The BUIIirgtn Northern Pa
cinc Express. for Kansas
Ci,y, -. Joseph, y Tthw-st
Nebraska. SLACK Hills. Wyo-
ming Montana. Washington.
Puget SOUND. PORTLAND and
Twin City Express. tor 81
Paul. Minneapolis AMI iowa
The Nebraska Colorado TX
press, FOX Denver. colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
81. Joseph
Night Northern Eypress.' FOR
81. Paul. Minneapolis and
Iowa
For Nlin.,s. via East Side line.
q Rock Island AID Clinton.
Iowa
Fer Dubuque and La Crosse =
Ec. Kansas City. council
Bluffs. omaha. St joseph.
D.rycr. Nebraska. Colorado.
U-ah and Pacific Coasi..------
Local for acknowledgements
Fer AIt0n-i<aye 81 a M.
daily: IU:-5 a II. daily. 900
day. sos y. n. EXCEPT Sunday
I.io =. IL. DAILY SCI ?. M. "a
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COTTON bel

ST. LOUIS ~SOt-
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
EVA Bismarck anu D.lJIt
Arkansas and Texas Fast Ia:i
~ klsn.Ir.. art IL. .
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIB.L RAILWAY.
tSia W:iSasI:.y
MISSOURI PACIFIC R,ILWA

Train. De.art. Sr-ivs.
F=sr Nail . >, ar, .i..o5 pm
Local Express ......-...-.-...-. - m SO pm,
lay Expires Kansas Cry.
tiTtv an. san Fr1sa scI i go an .sSI PA
Washington recommendation. 30 aiI TI.oJ am
- JOSEPH Joplin. W. hta and
Earsas Limited and SCurI-
IVES. Missouri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SD IN ID an
Kansas and g 10y a,Io Express sl0: - nn 80 am
c-eve Coeu- LAX. tIa.as leave CEion station az
's:IS a. NJ. ss.I5 a IN. u 80 .. m. and i:3t o. m
Oak HilI train leave linton station az ts:io d.
m. -lO.i1 n. II. = - =. m and tS.2l , !as
kiriw.od trains lave TaiC1 station at 100 a.
m. -i1a u. IN 40 - II. except Suniay:4f5:o
?. n. and sf25 p. IN ySay- Tower Grove sta
ton II 80 a. m: except sunday.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Tr..n.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park ACcomnOGa;iol.--
Paciac Accommodation $500
Texas AID Kansas NAL fer
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
il. Dallas. Ennis. Il ton,
Galveston Carthage. joplin:
AMI
PACING Accommodation --.-----,
Valley Park Accommodate.
Meteor for Springfield Car
thage, Joplin. Wichita. Vim
ia. Oklahoma. benson,
Sherman. Dallas. Fort Worth.
WaSl and Bruwaw'-Oi...--.--
Valley Park ACcCmnodatEpn--.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Tacihc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Texas ant Kansas Limited. Tot
Springfield. Eureka Strings,
Fort smith. Paris. Dallas,
Greenyilie. Ennis. torsi ana.
Houston. Galveston, Austin.
san Ant utu. Carthage. JUp'
In. Wichita. Burton and
III.
Western Express FOR Spring
field. Vinita. DenIso1. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage.
MI Ipnifn
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

ST. LOJIS-LOCISvILLE LINES.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Princeton. Louisville. LeNing-
ton and way stations. Chat
tanOcsa. Rome. Atlanta, Ma
toon and points in the South
sasr .S:34 am "s:s5 pm
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1914 pm sa:f, An
Princeton. Louisville. Lexing-
ton and Tay stations. Knox
Vile. Ash-viii.. ChatIan0n "a.
RoCe. Atlanta. Augusta.
Charleston. Mayor am! all
points in florida ard the
Southeast .sib:Vi PM -. anu
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CHICAGO y ALTON.

Chicago Trains.
Tain. IspIr: Arr!-e
The .4t.n I!u4tf! .. -,.t am - pTl
Prairi- STATE Express .......-.ti2 pm IS /! pm
pa.ace Eaur.Ss .-..---....- - pm -I.sAa
.-l.nIghl Spear -...-.-.----..'H - pm 'e.lp AZ!
Kansas City Trains.
Train. Depart A-ri:-
SiisE.u:i state Express .-..-. III I'M '6+tpm
Ea-Sas C!cy Limited ..--...--'i3.uI pm .I:ii an!
Local Trains.
Tra!-. Depart Arrive
satk.".,itl tc5a...C5at.tn t,.i2 an 46:ti pm
Porn. Limited -..-.-.------...- go AM :. - pm
Phi. EAyTtsS --------------'F-.."- I'M -------
sfringf, ID capital civ Fly
Jacksont :ne. ia R-p.ao:sa .- 80 pE Hogs an
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ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY.
ST. ~L.OCIS-PEORIa LINE.

ST. LOUIS. n. c. AND COLORADO r.. r..
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