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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-31

Doctor VI. Il. Titterinrton Of Jerseyyille yes
terdsy reported Miss C3rnelia Tayior Of faiadise.
who became suddenly demtntg'i in RESISTING ire
attempt Of her father. John Taylor. to t4he nor
mothers life, as Hmcwaat improved. a!tn"lEl
her condition was It'll serious She was unc"H-
sciois during the greater portion OF ye5t"riay.
The condition nf her father remained unchanged.
Senator T. s. Chapman Of Je ,seyville departed
for New York yesterday On an extended business
trip.
The Reverend ]. G. KIene. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian. Church at Jcrseyyiue, yesterday
entertained his brother. Attorney b. J. Rlene.
and Mrs. Klene OF 81. Louis, Mrs. Mary Hahne
of Nashville. Ill. and Hiss Viola Klene OF oak
dale. III.
Contractor Robert Curdie Yesterday com
mcnced the concrete work on tie street paving at
Jers4yv.lle. He stated the entire job would be
completed within ten days.
News was received at Jcrseyville yesterday
OF the death Of :. B. Taylor. agent for the Chi
caRo and Alton Railroad at S-ringneli. Ill. early
YESTERDAY morning from irjuri.s received by b ing
struck by a train. Taylor WAS formerly operator
for the Alton road at Ierss yFlile.
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800 pm s1:Is an
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daily: Sol a m.
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The second annual picnic of the Lincoln School
Of Upper Alton Will ne given to-day at Rock
Springs Park.
The Reverend Doctor ". W. living and the
Reyerends l.. ". Waterman and a. {. Darrow,
the Alton ministers who attended the Baptist an
niversarie5 at ST. Paul. returned yesterday.
Theodore sauerwine Of Union, No. is a visitor
in Alton.
The public school at Godfrey closed yesterday
and n music and literary entertainment was
given by the pupils last evening in the First Con-
gregational Church OF that place.
The North Alton public school closed yesterday.
The annual school picnic, which has been given
for thirty-two consecutive years. will take place
Monday next ut tho North Alton Park.
The members OF FIeur de Lis Lodge Of the
Knights OF pythias. at Alton. will give their an
nuai excursion on the steamer Hill City July H.
Albert J. Waltemade Of Alton departed yes
terday for Lincoln. Neb.. to attend the annual
reunion OF his family to-day. The occasion will
also be the silver wedding anniversary OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman walternade. and
the golden wedding anniversary Of his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Helwig.
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The gauge reads 17.a fee, and rising. wes,b.

er cloudy and cool. with rain.
Burlington. Ia. Nay 30.-The river Is IOl,
Inch above low-water mark. a fall OF ~ inch =.
Weather cloudy and threatening. Boats In and
Dayenport; ottnmwa Belle from Fort Madison.
Cairo. Ill. May 50--The river rose rs feet
during the past a ho:rs. The gauge reads % 5
feet. The weather is cool. cloudy and threaten
ing rain. There was a Considerable rainfall las.
night and 1t rained at intervals to-day. The city
OF Memphis arrfTed at . O'clock last night. dis
charged at Illinois Central wharf 20. 0pJ feet If
lumber and departed for st. Louis at go p. m.
Her cargo consists OF lumber. railroad ties,
poultry and sundrfes. The City Of Clifton fIom
s.. Louis with a good trip arrived at 2 a. m.
She discharged some miscellaneous freigh. here
and departed for the Tennessee River at Z a. m.
The J. B. Finley from Louisville. with a big coal
tow. arrived at Z a. m. She added four boat
here and cleared for New Orleans at 11:3o a m.
The Jewell. from the Ohio River, arrived at go
q. m. and Departed for the lower kssissippi at
1910 q m Tho Carrie v. went f0dth air.
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EXERCISES AT JERsEYvILLE.
Appropriate Ceremonial mt Oak Grow
Cemetery.

Cemetery.
Decoration Day was observed at Jersey
Vile yesterday with special exercises under
the auspices Of Lowe Post. No. 2s5, Grand
Army Of the Republic. The programme
was prepared under the direction of the
post commander, Captain J. II. Dufneld, as
sisted by the Reverend Stephen Gait. r
{. Gledhi1 and John Hargraves.
The procession was formed at the Court
house square at 2 o'clock. and headed by
the guard and flag and the Jerseyville City
Band. took up the line OF march to oak
Grove Cemetery. Following came the mem
beers Of Lowe Post and visiting mem
bers Of the Grand Army. then the Woman's
Relief Corps, Sons of Veterans, citizens and
children OF the J~erseyville public schools.
At the cemetery the ritual and service
were held at the Soldiers Monument. Selec-
tons were played by the band. and the
Twentieth Century Ladies' Quartette sang.
principal address of the day was deliv-
cred by Edward Miner of Carrollton, III.
Readings were given by Misses Crone and
Fanny Gait, the benediction being pro-
nounced by the posts chaplain. the Rever-
end Mr.. Gait.
The graves Of the soldier dead were dec
GRATED with flowers contributed by the citi-
zens Of Jerseyville.
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TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN

Train. DE
The Commercial Traveller
Toledo Buffalo and New
YORK "a
Toledo and New York Express ga
Rnmeey Accommodation 80
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TRI-CITIES.
STRIKERS SURROUND TRAINS.
VIII Not Allow Men From ST. Louis to
Land Mt Granite CITY.

AZ each train from st. Louis dra VS. into
the station at Granite City it is surrounded
by a crowd OF the striking molders. helpers
ana those who have come to the city to take
thelr places are not allowed to leave the
cars, but forced to remain on the train and
return to st. Louis.
Nhen the 8 O'Clock train reached the
station yesterday evening a crowd NUMBER
ing about so strikers and sympathizcrs
were waiting. About twenty men We're on
the Train and expecting to go to work. but
We're forced to remain on the cars and re-
turn TO ST. Louis. The molders' helpers
nave peen out at the works of the American
weeks. O"' wv
The men are confident Of success and saw
since they have been out but a few help
mas been reported. As a rule when the
strikers inform those locking for work of
me strike. they are willing to return to st.
LOUIS since the strike the men have
formed a union. ~
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SITE FOR CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Mrs. II. =. Hood Donates n Tract Near
Courthouse.

Doctor II. r. Gledhill. secretary Of the
Library Board at J~erseyville. yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Mrs. T.. 5. Hood and
daughter, Miss Elise Jackson. both Of Jer-
SEVILLE. but who are spending the summer
at New Lebanon. y. Y. on their way nome
from the BeTmudas. donating a tract OF
land to the new Carnegie Library site, re
Gently purchased by the Library Board.
The site secured was that Of the parsonage
of the First Baptist Church, and * sItI-
ated on the west side of the Courthouse
square. Mrs. Hood and laughter presented
the board a tract adjoining The rear Of the
site. which VIII give the library a tract
extending through the block. The library
viii cost $1,000, Andrew Carnegie having
presented the city that sum for its con-
stTuction.
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noDENBERG AT BELLEvILLE.
Veterans and hts of Pythias
Conduct Memorial Services.

Business in Bellevilie was generally sus-
pended yesterday in honor of Memorial
Day. Although the weather was bad. the
parade was large. The floral decorations
which were placed on the graves of the
soldiers in Walnut Hill and other Gene
teries were unusually elaborate.
The services were in charge Of Hecker
Pest. q. a. L. The parade started in front
of the Courthouse and was made up as fol-
lows:
Armed squad. q. A. r.; High School
pupils: Concordia Band. Hccker Post:
Union Veteran Legion: Servicemen Spanish
Relief Corps. in conveyances, and citizens
in conveyances.
The parade passed over the principal
streets of the city and d~isbanded at Walnut
Hill Cemetery. There the programme was
as follows:
Lead, Kindly Light" Concordia Band;
ritual. The Duty of the Day" by the post
commander: "Das Ist der Tag des Herrn."
Liederkranz double quartet: Lincoln's Get
tysburg address and prayer, chaplain; Best
Of All" Concordia Band; To-day Is the
Festival of Our Dead" commander; I'VE
Deck Their Graves Alike To-day; Grafton,
William A. Rodenbere; "Uber Allen Gipfeln
Is RUN" Liederkranz double quartet; as
sembly call, bugler: I'm Your Name. My
Comrades officers of the day: Comrades,
by This Service" chaplain: firing salute,
g: a; r.; taps sounded by the post bGsler;
the audience. accompanied by the Concordid
Band.
In East st. Louis the services were IN
charge OF Mcdowell Post. g. a. r., and
the lodges Of the knights OF Pythias. Ser
vices were held in st. Peters Cemetery.
The g. A. K. programme was as follows:
The assembly was called TO order by Will
tan l.. Bonehill: Vocal music. America"
led by W. r. G, No. 81. O. A. r.: Invoca-
ton, by Chaplain Conrad Gansert; patriotic
exercise by school children. led by Mrs. e.
NJ. Haines: Address by Commander Bone
hill. Decoration by officer Of the day: No-
cal music. Just Before the Battle. Moth.
err: salute TO the dead by firing party OF
Sons of Veterans; introduction OF orator
Professor T. J. McDonough; Vocal music,
star Spangled Banner" w. r. c. leading;
Bcnedict!ou. by Chaplain Gansert. Taps.
Concluding tho services by decorating the
graves of the old soldiers.
The programme of the knights OF Pythias
was as follows: Song, call to Arms" D.
Glass Glee Club, High School: prayer. the
Reverend J. W. VanCleve; song, Illinois"
Glee Club Octette: address. j. w. Barthol-
emew; song. 'Bivouac of the Dead" Glee
Club: address. Doctor J. O.. DeCourcy; song,
Home of Freedom Glee Club.
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EdwnrdsvflIe Notes.

Memorial exercises were postponed yesterday
On account Of the rain and will be held Sunday.
The authorities OF Waukegan. Mich, re-
fused to honor the requisIrion papers for the re-
turn OF Robert l. Leyden. wanted in Madison
County for attempt To murder. and Sheriff Jo-
seph Hotz returned last night without his man.
Granite City has presented another bill for
smallpox expense TO the County Board and the
accounts were considered Mt a special meeting
Of the Emergency Committee. which decided not
TO allow them. Granite City has a suit Of 81. Op)
against the county for last years smallpox ac-
counts, and the bill presented covering this year
20 date amounts 70 nearly 5000.
Democratic primaries will be held IN the
twenty-three townships tonight. and the county
convention will take place at Edwardsville Mon
day.
Judge William p. Early has named as mem
bers OF that County Board Of Review John
Fibl~ Of Alton. William Weyh Of Venice and
John p. Suffer OF Edwardsville.
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m. The Mary Stewart arrived from Paducah
with an excursion ct 3:2p .. m. She returned
this evening. The Dick Fowler brought down
an excursion to-day to Mound City. The Geor-
gta Lee departed FOR Memphis at p m. with
a fair trip. The T. H.. Davis from the lower
Mississippi. the Polar Wave from 81. Louis. the
Wash Honshell and the Fred Hartveg are due
tomorrow m0rning. The Sunshine from Mem
phis. with a moderate trip. arrived at Ten, and
departed far Cincinnati at 8 p. m. having done
but little business here.
Pilot John SSelyn was here to-day and went
TO Cincinnati On the Sunshine.
Pittsburg. Pa. May 9e.-RIver SIS feet. falling.
Clear. warm.
Wheeling. W. Va. Nay 3o.-River SIS fees/
falling Clear. warm.
Cincinnati. o.. May T-River IA feet, "a
Ing. Clear. warmer.
Louisville. KY. May 5a-RiYer stationary:
cannI 81 feet: on falls 81 feet: below 10
Ill feet Rainy. COOL
EvansviIls, md. May so.-River falling
~, H.4 feet Cloudy. rain, cooler.
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND
r. Il

RAIL AN-tC., r. q
Train.
F.shermen's Special ............
Peoria. Pekin. Springfield and
Jergeyville .-..--..
Chouteau Slough. Grafton and
Eleah ........
Alton, Chautauqua and Grafton
Alton. Springfield and Jersey
VILE
Alton. Springfield. Jereyvilie
and Grafton
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Depart Arrive
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East st. LOuis Items.

a ladies' billiard tournament began Thursday
a. the headquarters OF the Elks.
otto Roberts was fined s. by Justice Boyne
on a charge Of disturbing the peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Harris gave a reception
at Diehl Hotel Thursday evening.
The chemistry cas- of the High hool visited
the o~bear-Nestor Class COrnpany's plant yester-
day.
The Public School Art Society will hold its
regular monthly meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. Theo. Duddl stCn Will give a reading
ana recital at Music Hall on Friday evening for
the benefit OF Henrietta Hospital.
Chief Of Police Herman & Haus- has been
announced to read a paper before the 1nternati1n-
al Association, Of Police Chiefs at the annual
convention in 1903.
-Messrs:, Frank Hauss and Frank MIN. have
gone 70 Shreveport. La. where they VIII play
bail with the Shreveport team.
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herman 7. LINK
DIES IN COLORADO
Son Of st. Louis Architect Had
Gone West. for His
Health.

Herman Theodore Link. son Of Theodore
c. LINK. n ~weIl-known architect Of st. Louis.
died ut Denver. Colo. Thursday Of tuber-
culosis. lis body is now on the way to st.
Louis for burial. Mrs. Link. who was at
her sons bedside when the end came. is
accompanying the body to this city.
Young Link was q years old. He was
graduated from the Smith Academy IN 1897
and entered tho employ Of tn simmons
nv-nr. ,'n.-nnr,- Mhtra y. .l.E-1 m
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HIGH WATER AROUND LAYTON.
Woods Claim in New Town Is Re.
ported Submerged.

Wichita, Kas., May GA message from
Lawton. o. T.. to the Eagle tonight says
that there is four feet Of water in the town
site Of Walters and that the transaction OF
business IS impossible.
Every stream in Comanche County Is n
raging torrent and heavy loss of life IL
feared. An unknown travelling man was
caught in Cache Creek and he and his team
and buggy were swept away. He was un-
doubtedly drowned.
The Woods claim at Lawton is covered
by water and a current go feet wide was
running through IT. Much loss OF property
is Indicated By Cache Creek being blockaded
In places by dead animals. farm impie-
ments and household goods.
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An address entitled. From Sinai to CAL
Samuel. Trender Of Brooklyn, N. Y. at the
school hall OF St Paul's church.
The metal polishers will give q danos this
e-ening at Huns Hall.
Mrs. Charles Brucker entertained friends It
Priesters Thursday.
.--Miss Annie Flint Of Salem. m. h visiting
Mrs. r.. A. Bchymer.
Miss Sophia Gasscnschmids give party
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Reinboid entertained friends
Thursday at her home on Lebanon avenue.
r Tho will of Henry Schaefer was fled fpr
probate. He made small requests TO his daugh-
ter and left the greater part Of his estate to his
Mrs. Arthur Neimeyer gave a luncheon Thurs
day afternoon at her home on East B street
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I'll he contracted the grip. nearly two years
ago. His ailment settled m his throat and
IL was decided he should go to Colorado.
At Colorado Springs he began improving
and prospects for his recovery were bright
until he was again attacked with the grip.
The disease settled in his chest on its Soc
ond visit. Since that time the young mans
mother has been constantly at his side. He
was removed to Denver IN a serious coHai-
ton.
Young Link was n member OF the Cab
ann Club and mingled with a large social
set.
An hour before the arrival at the Link
family quarters in the Hotel Berlin of the
telegram announcing the death of ycUEg
Link one was received by The father stat'pg
that his son was very low. MIR. Link had
intended TO start last night for the bedside
of his son.
Arrangements have not been completed
for the funeral. 1t will take place MonGay
from the Episcopal Church of the Assem-
sion, the Reverend Doctor Winchester Off
ciating. The burial will be IN B~ellefon.aine
Cemetery.
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g:5 am 100 pm
u:O pm ti0:G am
pm tt4.50 pm
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EAST SIDE NEWS.
EAST ST.. LOUIS.
HANsING-wALDAPFEL MARRIAGE.
Announcement Surprised Brides Pa
rents and Friends.

Friends OF Miss Frieda Hansing, the
pretty and accomplished daughter Of Doc
tor and Mrs. A. F.. Hansing Of East st.
Louis. were surprised yesterday by the news
OF her marriage at st. Charles, Thursday
to Henry J. Il. Waldepfel OF St. Louis.
Doctor and Mrs. Hansing were not ap-
prised OF their daughters marriage until
late Thursday evening. The couple had
been engaged and there was no opposition
TO their marriage. 1t was thought, however
that they would not get married until fall.
They will live In ST. Louis.
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Township Meetings in Shelby.

Shelbyville. Mo-. May 30.-The Democrats
of Shelby County will hold township meet
ings on Saturday afternoon, June IA, to
choose delegates to Il County Convention to
be held In this city on Monday. June 16. 10
select delegates to represent this county in
the State and Judicial dominating conven-
tons, and also the St. Louis convention to
nominate n candidate for the st. Louis
Court OF Appeals bench.
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Darr. Company Fl, Eighty-eighth Illinois
Infantry: Henry Cramp. Company G. Sixty
sixth Illinois Infantry.
These eight soldiers enlisted in the Fed
eral Army. and were lost or killed during
their terms of enlistment. Every effort put
forth by relatives and friends proved futile
in each case. and all were given up many
years ago as lost.
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westerners In New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. May 3o-Among the arrivals
At the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Westerners:
st. Luis-Mrs. A. Beecher. Mrs. A. J. Nc
Carly. Broadway Central: Mrs. N. Block. 8. II.
Rassett. J. H. Wright. Manhattan: E. Nathan,
IT. p. Seasongcod. " p. Well. Navarro II.
seiisman. T. c: Foserty. Herald Square: Mrs.
J. q, Butler. Miss n. Rathbone. c. F. Joy.
waldorf: f. silverthorn. D. ". Boyd. Mrs. VI.
Meinhard. Grand Union; J. 9; Parker. Pr N;
A. H. Hebbard. Murray Hill: ]. E. Hungerfori.
st. Denis: w. J. Lasher. Criterion: Miss Trail.
Kansas cty-H. James. Manhattan: L C.
Bowie. Criterion. :.
81. joseph-H. N. Hundley and Mrx HundIey.
Holland: & AIKEN. BarthoidL
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To Rebuild Hager Rolling Mil.

tendent of the Hager Rolling Mill thai was
Destroyed by, fire last month, the plant
VIII be rebuilt at once. A force OF men
and as soon as the site is cleared building
operations will be pushed. The mill for,
merry gave employment to 800 men, but it
Is stated the capacity will be doubled.
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Inc combined schools OF the
heid Their annual picnic yesterday after
Granite City. Almost every pupil Of the
schools Of the three cities was present.
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Car Works Close Down.

me american Car and Foundry Com
pahys works at Madison have been closed
out of employment temporarily. Officials
OF the company state that the suspension
was due to nonarrival of material and that
Ihey expect TO resume with full force Mon
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked Is feet. no
change being Indicated In the last "a hours.
business along the river front yesterday was
slow. owing to the holiday. Receipts. however.
were up to the average.
Weather wet and cloudy.
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Edwad Attends Receptiou.

Edward Abend last evening celebrated his
eightieth birthday anniversary and also the
fortieth anniversary Of his presidency OF the
Bellevtlle Savings Bank. The Indictment
had been planned and instead a reception
was held In Mr.. Abend's home. It was one
Of the largest receptions ever he'll. In Belle
vile.
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supposed to Have neen Drowned.

Thu authorities have been unable To locata
J. 5. Speed: who disappeared from a fat
Doat moored near the Terminal bridge Sat
have fallen in the River. Speed was travel
ing GOWN stream on the fiat boat with his
1annlly. They came from Dubudue
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Vslley Park Accormndation...
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation ...... g.
Te1as and Kansas Mail, for
Paris. Dallas. Ennis. Hous-
ton. Galveston. Carthage.
Joplin and Wichita 49,.
Pacific Accommodation .........
Valley Park Accommodation. %
Meteor and Worlds Fair Spe-
ciaI, for Springfield. Carthage.
Joplin. Wichita. vinita. Okla
hOma, Denison. Siberian. Dsl-
las. Fort Worth. Waco and
Brownwood -. .-............
Pacific Accommodation ........
Valley Park Accornmod2tion-.-
Eureka Springs Fort Smith.
mis-. corsIcana, Houston. Gal
weston. Au.tir. san Antonio.
Cartilage. joplin. Wichita.
BURTON ana The IVES. 80.
western Express. for SPRING
field. Vinita- Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage.
Joplin and Neodesha.....-...
IRON
Train.
TEXAS Fast Mail. to Little
Rock. Trxarltara. Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene.
Delta. Columbus and Cairo ES-
press
Fast Day Express Dallas.
Fort Worth. Austin. San An
tonic. Houston and Galveston
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
Fl raso, Los Angeles. Gal
vsston. San Antonio and La
redo ..-.....
Memphis Express ...........
FOURTH STREET AND cHOl
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
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St. Jo.eph,s Church Service.

The first service Of the new ST. Joseph's
Church in East St Louis. will be held to-
morrow iE Judson's Hall. Broadway and
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To-Day's Weather.
Probably warmer.
Departed,


City OF Sheffield. Tow
cape tlTaTIedu SornineI
Peters Lee Memph
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River Forecast.
The river at 81. Louis will begin 20 fall slight,
u today.
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LAKE STORE NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
ANp CHESAPEAKE AND o
Train.
fndlararniis Express ...........
New York and Boston Limited.
Rnickerhocker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington,
Baltimore ard philadelphia.
Nation and Alton Accommo-
Cation
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore Snd
Philadelphia
4lton-Leaves 1890 a.. m.. IS
800 q. ~. '1:f5 p. m
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IT. LOUIS TINE.

L.. Ii. * ST. L. RI. Hen
Train.
&nst Nail-Owcn.bnro. Clover
Mort. louisville and the East.
ls;srn Express Owensboro.
kkoverport. Louisville and the
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Depart. Arrive.
1850 am f1o:D am
$50 am ISIS em
1880 am tbs pm
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MISSOURI PACIFIC !

Train.
Fast Mail
Local Express
Day Express - Kansas City.
Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
city and San Francisco 80.
Washington Accommodation 81.
ST. Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited. and South
west Missouri
Kansas and Colorado Express
CTeve Occur Lake trains leave
-S:lj a. m, '9:ij a. M HE'D
1871 p. IN.
Oak Hill trains leave Union
M. -l0:l0 a. m. $500 .. m. al
KIrkwocd trains leave Union
m. NO. y. m. 1:D 2. m (5a'
LesSs y. IN