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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

Train. " " - IL
nc Belt Special. except Sun
udy -.----.-. ...
fiihccton. Louisville. Iexing-
t0n and way stations. chat
.anoCga, Rome. Atlanta.
Macon ana points In the
Southeast .... :.
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
princeton, Louisville. Lexing-
t9n and way stations. Knox
vile, Asheville. Chattanooga.
Rome, Atlanta. Augusta.
Charleston. Macon and ali
points IN Florida and .he
Southeast ......
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ROYAL TRIBE OF JOSEPH.

~ ST. LOUIS LODGE, NO. !. ROYAL
HN Tribe of Joseph-Regular meeting of
VN this lodge will be held in Anchor iail
V2 jefferson and Park avenues SATURDAY
evening January IS. 1902, at o'ciocE
All members requested to be present Yisiters
welcomed. G. s. BROWN Patriarc,
W. d. Gillespie. Scribe
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CHURCH NOTICES.

LINDEIL Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Lindeil and Newstead aves.-Morning service at
II a. M; evening service at y. m. Sermon at
both services By the new pastor the Reverend
Daniel Dorchester. Jr.. ID. d.
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BURLINGTON ROTTE-I.

DS"AAN11ON hOITE-C
Train.
For Hannibal. H. & st. J,
points, Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington -. ....
Local 10 Hannibal ....
FOR Quincy and North ....
f9r st Paul. Minneapolis. via
Gast Gast Side lines. Illinois and
rW Wisconsin -...-. ............,
me Burlington-Northern Pa
S.nc Express. for Kansas
Slty. ST Joseph. NoTthwest I
NsDraska. Black Hills. Uyo-
nlhg Montana. Washington
6use, SoGnd. Portland and
eson --..--.- ..
Twin City Express. for Mime
apoIls. ST. Paul ard Iowa
me Nebraska Colorado Fx-
press. Or Denver, Colorado.
Stah and Pacific Coast. via
,. Joseph ..... -
LooAi to Burlington .........
for Northern Iowa, St. Paul
ana Minneapolis
ror ILLINOIS via East Side line
10 Rock Island and Clinton.
Eor Dubuque and La Crosse.
rg5 Kansas City. Council
BIu1ts. Omaha. st. Joseph,
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado
otah and Pacific Coast -.
ISaI lot Hannibal 80. ......
a.,or ror Alton-Leave 7:4l a. m.
dars ii:~ a. m. daily: 500 y
IN o'oo q. m. except Sunday:
40 d. III. daily e.oI 4, 4
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WON STATION.
depart Arrive
~ am % pm
IA am 10 80 p.A
90. 49,,
9:Vo am e-sS pm
2:lo pm -.lo pm
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Depart. Arrive.
10 am fl1:S0 Am
$40 am ISIS an
1900 am fl::2a pm
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NJ, X. d 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia, Boon
VILE. Sedalia. Fort Scott, In
dian Territory and Texas Ex-
press .. -
The KATY Flyer" for Dallas,
Fort Worth. Houston. Gal
weston. San Antonio, Mexico
city and Intermediate points.
JeIerson City. Columbia, Boon
VILE, Sedalid. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Express.
missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
rltOry and Oklahoma Elyer
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$50 Pm T:3J am
1880 pm '.:25 am
lersOn ROute.)
Depart. Arrive.
SIS am T:l6 PM
's:55 pm '7:2o Am
KATY"
Depart. Arrive.
S:l5 am 1901 pm
'S::32 pm "1:27 am
II :i5 pm $50 am
's:32 pm T:27 am
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

except SUNDAY 5o4 SIS Isl sf ioSs IFS 4.
m: 12:09 1:42. 2:i6 400, 5:l,, 6:e5 S.6o n IA.
Saturday and Sunday only-If:H p M Sunday
only-5:24. a:a 9t5 a. m. 12:25 5:2i 11:4l o N.
Leave Washington avenue. except Sunday-4:s
"a afs IS ? scs p M afniaay m :ls and IA sunass ss
oniy.lla5 .; m; SUNDAY only-5:2s 7:Oe sos ..
Wcstbound-oLeave Granite City. excep. Sunday.
s:l5 sol. 200. sli, 9:2s. 1912 a. m; / 10 2is.
5:23 4:!2. $50. 500, II 917 D. M saturday
1000 a. m: i:io 600 D. m. Monday oniy-R:is
a.
Leave Madison. except Sunday-5:1a sos 7:ol,
s:iS 9;s2 l0;4s a. m: lis, 2:11. 3:2I. 4:47. sou.
III 9:2l D. m. Saturday only-4:56 .. m Sunday
enly-12:Zo GOO. sos. 1906 a m: Ills. 6GA D. m.
Monday oniy-12:20 a. m
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN. Il
tClover Leaf Routeb 9
The Commercial Traveller
Toledo. Buffalo and New
Buffalo and New York Express q .2S am sl:58 pHl
Ramsey Accommodation '5:6i pm $500 ala
yANDALIA LINE.
PENNSYLVANIA, lines WEST OF Prrrs.
BURG-PENNsYLyANIA RAIROAD.
Trains Nos 20 and q. New A''ss
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore --iI
and Washington Special..-. sS:A am S6:4o 80 f.
lndianapoiis aan, and New York
New York Limited ---.:..-...- q 90 pm s12:s6 pIn
yandal,a Aceon%osa;ldh $50 $50 pm pm :sis am am
Indianapolis and New York
h.Sprsss ----.-----..- -.--..'ll: % pm 800 PIN
Fast Mail ...-....-.---.---.-.. 2:4o am '7:0s An !.
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FRISCO SYSTEM

Train.
valley Park Accommodation
ppaiiey Park Accommoda tion..
TaSnc TaSlnc Accommodation ....
ieHas and Kansas Mail. for
carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
SH1ahsas City, Oklahoma.
RalIas. Gainesville and Fort
vi ........,--..
traGffic Accommodation ....
valley Park Accommodatiou.
racific Accommodation. -.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Texas and Kansas Limited
SSS;iouled. for Eureka
springs. Fort Smith, Paris.
DALLAS. Greenville. Ennis.
Corsicana. Houston, Calves
ton. Austin. San Antonio,
Sarthage, Joplin, Wichita,
BLl rton and the West. -.
western Express for Vinita,
Denison. Sherman, Okiaho-
ma, Carthage. Joplin and
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ILLINOIS CENTR Al.
tNOrthern Lines.)

Train Depart. Arr:vA
Northern Illinois Express ---.--. ;
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
buque ......-............-.... sT:52 am $40 pm
Eeorfa and Springfield. ell 80 am f6:A pm
shcago Daylight Special. -. 81 80 am s6:44 pm
Springfield Accommodation 80. q: :iJ pm 0:40 am
chicago Diamond Specialize. $40 pm 7:2s ars1
Southern Lines.
Train Train Depart Arrive.
MUrphysboro. Carbondale and -
- Marion '7:is am ia pm
Nsw Orleans. Fast afaii-Cairo
Memphis Jackson, Tenn. ana,
Texas Express: Nashville.
Atlanta and Jacksonville -. S:3e am s7:,4 pm
-. Louis Speciai-Cairo Mem
phis and New Orleans 1886 am sis pm
accommodation -Murphysboro.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
chester ....-.....-.....-.-.... ti5o pm II 81 am
ac.onlmc dation -Murphysboro,
MA Marion and Crs sprinss..,.. $3.50 pm Il % am
New Orleans Iinited-Ca,rp,
Memphis: Dixie Flyer Nash
viile. Atlanta and Jackson
Vile INK ~
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L., II. q ST. l.. RY. Hend
Train.
FAST Maif-Owensboro. Clover
port. Louisville and the East
eastern Express - Owensboro.
SioverDort. Louisville and the
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

ST. LOUIS TIME.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains at 1,
Union Station. |;
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RATHBONE SISTERS.

AEGIs TEMPLE. NO.. ). RATABoNE sls.
ters. meets every second and fourth Monday
nights at Ehoemakers Hall, northwest corner
vited. MRS. T. uLRICH NJ ri e
Mrs.. s. @. King. NJ of r. & c.
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W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD. ELK CAMP
No 81, w. o. W, meets at Wentz Hall corner
Eighteenth and Lynch streets every Wedne :,
evening. Visitors welcome
Geo. L. Berg, Clerk - y
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ST. H., X. c. 4 c. X. II.
Train Da,,r, Ar-s,s
iOl-lO2 Mal-Belle. No. and
Intermediate points .......-. 5:i5 pm $50, an,
ieo. Jos Sunday Special-Belle,
Mo: and Intermediate points. 1901 am ISIS PIN
h1-lh AcCCrnfnojation-Bel Mo- ano Inter
nlsdiate points tdaily except Sunday, leaves
Nanit Tenter avenue at 6 81 a. IN and Forsyth
Junction at 40 a M Arrives at Ewing avg
at S:95 % m ! =
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Central Missouri

Lead land. 81. 80 per Have sold 5000 acres
to st. Louis mining companies. Successful pros
pect drilling now in progress Have more same
land. same price. 1t Is safe investment. In
vestigate this. Map upon request. Agent Frisco
Railway Land. 3l3 Commercial building, sts
Louis.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAUWaV

Eas, W,u Depart Arrive
Ioca, E1nres: S:ev Inn '1o:05 PIN
Day Express Kansas CITY ~ ".'o pm
Pueblo. Denver Salt Lake
City and San Erancisco - se.no an, .eo-
Washington Accommodation = :,5 nr %' ~. ~, pm
st Joseph. Joplin, Wichita and pm 1000 am
Kansas Limited and SOUTH
west Missouri ......... ss.,o ~, go,
Kansas and Colorado Express s,6 III pi p :D am
Crevc Coeur Lake trains leave Trniop, 9, = ~ am
'e:ls m. 1915 a. m 80 y. m, I'm s,a,ion at
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station ;so 30 ?; m
M: f1o1o a.. m 70 90 D. m and ts % a. ~. 10 l.
KirSwood trains leave Union cts,trn ~ iHo, m.
m-' 100 p n.. '4:ie p. m. 1878 D. m a. '''O a.
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LAKE SHORE, NLw Yuth CENTRAL. ASn
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND Ai.RASy
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIIWAY
tan. Depart. Arrive.
New York and Boston Limited $50 am ss:ss mr.,
knickerbocker Special = New S
York. Boston. Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia 1e :oo am gas nm,
Nation and Alton Accommo-
Boston. New York Cincinnati, ~
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia ......... ....... sos pm s7:3o N,
.Aiton-Leaves 1890 q. m s5:is n M, Arrive.
$500 a. m. '1:45 .. m
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TraiI
Cincinnati. Louisville, Wash
inEton. Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. WASH
ington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phta and New York Express.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore,
philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail
Cincinnati Accommodation 49,.
Cincinnati. Louisville Pitts
burg, Washington. Baltimore.
philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited.
Flora Accommodation .-........
Flora Accommodation .........
West Baden and French Lfk
Springs. via Monon Route.
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nnVrrD
HStIE.
DepaH- Arrive.
10 am Ts5 pm
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SYLVAN CAMP. NO. az wooDMEN OF TIT,
World. meets second and fourth ThursIays AZ
come. W e VIZ cEp 1ofs Wei-
L. c. Schulenburg Clerk - T.
TERMINAL CAMP, NO. 23I WOODMEN 0F
the World. meets every Wednesday eyenino ~
O'Clock at Blair Post Hall, I708 Market street
Visitors always welcome AeAse'.
The daily sentinel., 1902-03-05


Loet-A parcel on South 9th street.
Mrs. j. A. Beemer is quite seriously
ill.,
The young son OF Ed Gallagher is
quite sick.
Mrs Frank Welch is quite seriously
ill at her home on Ute avenue.
Mrs Kirk ie able to be around after
an illness of more than a month.
Farms for farmless farmers-homes for
homeless home hunters. Cameron &
Began.
Railroad men say that severe storms
have been encountered all through the
mountains
j. p. Brockway, prominent attorney
Of Denver we'll known in this city, is here
ou court matters.
Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust
to dust. Cameron & Began turn earth
to dust" and dust" to earth.
The working force OF the Colorado
Telephone Company went to Fruita this
afternoon to do some work at that place.
Grand Junction Encsmpment No, 38
will meet in regular session tomorrow
night All brothers are cordially invited
to be preeent.
Mrs. Charles Gcyne and little daugh-
ter, accompanied by the formers sister,
Mrs. King, left today for visit to their
mother in Idaho.
Mrs. Susie MCCARTHY will leave to-
night for Columbus, Ohio. where the
body OF her husband will be buried. She
will be accompanied by Mrs Elizabeth
Dickerson.
Superintendent John u Mckinney Of
the city water system has been busy to-
day clearing out some sewers in the
north part of the city which had become
clogged with papers.
Mesa Lodge No. So A. +. d A. M. will
hold a regular communication Thursday
evening at 1880 sharp. There will also
be work in the F. G. degree. Visiting
brothers are cordially invited.
A burglar entered vacant house on
Grand avenue last night and seeing an
opportunity to make few hundred dol
lars by speculation, purchased the prop
erty at the low price asked for it by
Cameron & Began.
Miss Edith Ramsay has severed her
connection with The Fair and will leave
shortly for Salida where her parents. are
now located Miss Ramsay will be ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Powers,
and the two ladies' will visit in Denver
for several weeks.
In the item appearing in this paper
yesterday regarding the sale of several
Thousand shares OF the Whitewater oil
| stock, it said that the shares would be
| sold for five cents. This WAS a mistake
1t should have been ten cents, at which
the shares have been sold and are now
selling.
1t is noticeable in several places in the
city that where property owners have
inid oioo"aiho niobs tuciE .otS tub City
has neglected to place the crossings and
it makes it just as disagreeable for pc.
destrians as though the walks had never
been laid by the owners. The crossings
at the streets and alleys are in bad con.
dition generally and should be fixed ur
before the rainy season commences
Frank Davis, bookeeper OF the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association left
last night for Seward, Nebraska, where
on next Sunday he will be united in mar
riage to Miss Emma Higgins. Immedi
ately upon their marriage they will re-
turn to this city where Mr.. Davis will
resume his duties with the association
Mr.. Davis has resided here for q nun
Der OF years and his remaining bachelor
friends will mise him greatly.
The daily sentinel., 1902-03-05

Nothing of less value than a quarter
at tie grab bag sale at the Anderson
Bargain House Saturday. You may get
something worth several dollars.
"At Valley Forge" is the announce
meut at the Park opera house Thursday,
March 9th, and will offer the first oppor-
tunity in this city to see how we'll W.
l.. Roberts the author has succeeded in
making out most enjoyable play based
upon historical theme and one most
dear to American hearts, for it deals
with our Revolution. The scenes OF
the play are laid at the place from which
the title Of the story is drawn at a time
when the fate OF the American colonies
trembled in the balance. Though this
play deals most literally in historic
events it is by no means serious chron-
icie OF these for there is the delight tful
perfume OF a delicate love story and a
rich abundance OF clean bright comedy
permeating it. Scenery is carried COM
plete for the entire four acts and the
several strongly drawn characters are in
the hands OF most capable company Of
players and in "At Valley Forge" we arc
promised most satisfying entertain
ment OF the better kind.
The grab bag sale is something new.
You get the worth OF your money in ev-
cry bag and il you are lucky you may
get something OF three or four times its
value. Anderson Bargain House.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
We Have Several

good Upright Pianos which have
been used in private families, not
injured, from $40 to $500.
Stool, instruction book and scarf
given with each piano sold, and
one year tuning free of cost.
We wish to caution all persons
buying or having bought pianos,
against employing incompetent
and irresponsible men to tune or
repair their instruments, as there
by i-repairable injury is often done
Such world-be turner's are
mostly imposters.
We employ only competent men
to tune and care for all the pianos
we sell, and will not be responsible
tor injuries caused by imposters.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
MUCH MISERY DUE
TO DRUNKENNESS
Fact Brought Out by S. P.
c. c. Which Wants In
crease Membership

The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children resumed its regular
lmonthly meetings on Tuesday after
noon. Throughout the summer months,
these meetings were omitted, but lex
eept for the time spent in vacation), the
special agent never ceased his activi-
ties. The long and detailed list of COM
plants which was submitted 10 the so
cisty on tuesday possessed more har-
lrowing details than have ever on any
similar occasion been narrated. Our
newspapers have recently given more
space than usual to the Investigations
and findings Of the society, and very
lately an editorial uttorance commend
ing it's woulx was noticed. The trend Of
sentiment seems to be in the direction
OF q hdter understanding Of the excel
lent work being done by the S. p. c. c..
An ideal sodety, in which every per-
SON performed his or her full duty,
whether to interiors or super.Ors, would
not need such an organization But no
body would affirm that, at present, we
are living under ideal conditions. The
very existence of vice, OF cruel neglect.
OF wilful pauperism, OF absence OF
parental responsibility proves the com
trary.
An examination of the records IN
the office or the S. =. G. G. would show
am almost infinite variety in the cases
that come up for investigation and for
remedy. More generally than ever be-
fore. il seemed borne to the notice OF
the board of managers that drunken
ness on the part of one or both parents
was the prime factor in producing, first,
discord; then inattention to, and in sew
eral instances, entire abandonment OF
parental duties.
The future State will be made, in
part, OF these embryonic citizens whom
the society Is now rescuing from
abodee of vice and want Every I'M
stinct OF patriotism, to say nothing of
every impulse of humanity, demands
that the children of the State shall be
saved for the sake Of the State.
Legislative aid alone is not sufficient
to enable this society to prosecute its
work throughout the length and
breadth of Delaware. Comparatively
speaking, the membership list is a
small one-toO small indeed, to repre-
sent perfectly the interest which the so
city has created in this city and State
! lf'his interest can be expressed and the
giver thereof allied actively with this
society, upon the payment annually OF
81, and it is hoped that many Will, with
out further solicitation, thus express
themselves.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
Boston Bank Fails.

Boston. Nov. 1.-THE Central Ma
tional Bank, a small institution COM
pared with many other city banks. did
not open its doors yesterday because
of an order from the comptroller of the
currency. who had placed National
Bank Examiner W. e. Neal over It as
temporary receiver. Impaired assets is
given as the reason for the failure, and
the bank is closed for good Director
Moses W. Richardson, OF the bank.
said that depositors probably would be
paid in full, and, while the stockholders
may be called upon for a quick ASSESS
ment in the end they will lose nothing.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
ROBElEN
PLANO co.,
710 MARKET STREET
THREATS TO POISON MEN
Wm. Seeker Accused Of sondlno Let-

VIM. Becker Accused OF Sending Let
ters 60 }. p. Morgon cnd others.
New York, Nov 81 J. Piernont Nor
gan, Russell Sage, John w. Gates and
other wealthy men hava boon threat
oned with death b.. poison by "Nihil-
lists" The threats have been conveyed
In letters 60 which are attached the
names Of is men. with the information
that they form a Nihilist committee.
The only alternative left 70 the men
singled cat as the victims 81 Nihilsm
is the payment Of largo sums OF money
Tor Immunity. Some have been inform
ed that $1,000 will save them from de-
struction, while others have been called
upon TO pay much larger amount.
William Becker, a sta wart German.
was arrested at the general delivery
window in the New York postohice.
where he called for answers to the let
ters demanding money. He made an
attempt TO kill his captor. and he might
have succeeded had il not been that as
sistance was near at hand. Becker
gave up when he saw that his struggle
was hopeless, and, changing his man
ner, pleaded like baby for mercy. say
ing that he was guilty Of no wrong,
and that he had called at the postonice
for no other reason that to accommo-
date a chance acquaintance, whom he
had met in City Hall Park
Threatening letters have heen re-
ceived by wealthy New Workers ever
since October 1. During all that time
detectives attached to the staff of Cap
tain Titus have been in search OF the
writer.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
sen. ereene's Remalns Re

Savannah, Nov. 15.-The remains Of
General Nathaniel Greene. one of the
foremost military leaders of the Revo-
luton, were re-interred yesterday after
noon, being placed under the Greene
monumens in Johnson Square. Col.
Asa Bird Gardner, OF New York, deliv-
cred the Grafton of the day, on behalf
of the National Society of the Cincin-
natl. Among the distinguished guests
of the city was Governor Charles d..
Kimball, Of Rhode Island, in which
state General Greene was born.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
New Fad Among The Soldiers

peculiar thing has Deen noticed
about the soldiers who>visit this city
Many of those who belong to the artil-
lery wear red stockings and have their
shoes laced with strings Of the same
color. Red is the decoration used To
designate artillerymen. Those Of the
cavalry are wearing yellow, which is
their official decoration. These pc
culiarities have never been noticed be-
fore this week 1t therefore must be a
new fad among the soldiers.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
ro Initiate Elkton candldates

The degree team of WinOna Council,
Jr. o. u. A. NJ, has been invited to go
to ,Elkton to confer the initiatory work
on several members of the council OF
that place. They will visit the Mary
land town some time during the pres
ent month.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
Prohibition Alliance to Meet

"a meeting of the Wilmington Pro-
nibition Alliance will be held in Board
of Trade Room, Equitable Building, on
Monday evening at s o'clock. Besides
the regular business, which win claim
attention, the program will include
short addresses, songs, or other en-
tertainment by the candidates who
were on the ticket at the late election,
and the Rev. r. A. Elwood will give
some "reminiscences of campaigning in
Delaware
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
TIme scheduIe wlll ee chnnre

Two changes will be made dn the
time schedule of the p. & r. railroad. TO
take effect tomorrow. They are train
No y, which formerly arrived at
1133 a. m, changed to 11.35 a. m. This
train runs on Sunday only. and train
No. s, now getting here at 6.22 will ar
rive at 6.23, There win be no other
changes, as the schedule now in effect is
giving perfect satisfaction.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
ST. LOUIS MAN CONVICTED

Gel. nuticr, Millionaire PShylcian, Gets
Three Years.
Columbia Mo-. Nov. 15.--Colonel Ed
Butler, millionaire and politician. of St.
Louis on trial charged with attempting
TO bribo DR. Chapman, of the ST. Louis
Board Of Health. in o-der to influence
his vote On the endorsement of a garb-
age contract with the city has been
found guilty by the jury which fixed
the punishment at three years in the
penitentiary- The verdict, found Thurs
day night, was announced yesterday.
Il. II. Hickman, foreman of the jury,
said the verdict was reached on the
first ballot
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
WEST END LOSES TO FRANKFORT
After Hot Contest the Pennsylvania
Lads Win the Game by Small
Margin

There was a warm basketball game
in the West hnd Reading Room last
night. The tTankford team was the at
traction, and they took the game to
Philadelphia with them by the score of
19 to IL. DElEjTE
IL was the stifest game of ibasketban
tha, has been witnessed in this city this
season, and was witnessed by a big
crowd
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
MARRIED

GUrHRIE-BISHOP. - On November
10, 1902, in Wesley M. e. parsonage,
by the Rev. w. +. Dawson, Elmer T.
Guthrie and Bessie NJ. Bishop, both
of this city.
Wednes-
day. November u, 1902, at No. 1904
Elm street, by the Rev. w. f. Daw-
son. Walter B. Parvis and Nellie
Carpenter. both OF this city.
Evening journal., 1902-11-15
MAKE YOUR OWN
EN- BROIDERY DESIGNS

Trace them from printed designs with
Whitnelds Transfer Paper.
So often you find a pretty spray or
bunch Of flowers in a magazine that
would look very pretty if embroidered
Then, tco, there are the printed de-
signs, and with the Transfer Paper
these may be used any number Of
times. A hard lead pencil and a sheet Of
the paper is all that is necessary to
trace any design perfectly, so that it
will show up clear and strong in the
minutest detail ON any material. So
much betted than the stamped linens
or any other method of making or Sc
curing Embroidery Designs. It is hard
to tell about it, but practical use will
best demonstrate its utility.
We have special book containing
six sheets, 10x10. with full instructions,
and included in the book are ten pages
of special beautiful designs for dOilies,
|centre-pieces and china painting de-
signs, and the entire book with de-
signs will be sent to any address for
only 25c.
Special book Of tracing paper for the
MISUNDERSTANDING and teaches them
to draw. Book contains q number of
designs of animals, and pretty pictures
which any child can easily trace, and
make beautiful drawing. Sufficient
tracing paper to make 100 designs.
Postpaid OnSy EO cents.
Whitfield Carbon Paper Works
1913 Liberty:St New York City