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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-01
Alton Note. and Personals.

Doctor ]. G Booker OK Alton went to Car
llnvlle. Ill. Yesterday.
YESTERDAY issued a marriage. license TO Eugene
Drew and Mrs Samantha Osborn. both OF Upper
The Alton A. NIL Civ, "a course %. .- Q:
erect new home for the association; The
sss Ts,t are .r. I'll. 5u the Saans
desire to sFse' handsome building especially
a sacred concert will be given 1T tbs First
Presbs ie..aE Church a, Alton on sunday after
Tho annual picnic Q. the Sunday schoo: OF III.
Twelfth stree; Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
at Alton. will be g.yen on Tuesday OF next week
The Alton pupils Q. Miss Agnes Gray. the
volinis; Of 81 Louis; VIII give rsSiiai this
byter.an Church
William Hesket; Q: Alton has returned from
from saul, Ste. Marie. Mich ''''' 900
-Eusene Cox Of Chicago Is the guest Of friends
n,yens s7cs HsfeI M.5sH eaGf of The
Ralph webb OF Alton has returned from
New York City.
s1: sss 81 e t a a. s. ae s si s
10 - Lgui. Thursday an! soeni the day N
s sSFssi Eas i Inc '''' VIII De made on me
Charles Lewis OF Alton has gone to Kansa,
The funeral OF Mrs. Peter Helruns Of Alton
took place YESTERDAY morning from St Mary s
Church IN Henry street. Reverend Father
Jose..:. &-ck.e o;t!c!at-I the burial in
-. Joseph's Cemetery.
j. W. Johnson OF Bloomington. Ill. claim
agent t0r the Cnlcaso and Alton railroad.
Alton yesterday lovSing in;o the AiiIinE OF sven
Anderson OK Delhi q; Axiom sunday after
nlUa-
Miss Grace zel!er Q; Godfrey and Professor
J: W Thompson. principal OF tn. schools at
.SameoEi. were married IN Alton yesterday morn
ing by the Reverend n X sanvO!ne. pastor OF
FIRST Presbyterian Church.
The Board OF Education has announced is IN
teDtIUa Of culiiinx an addition 10 Irving school
10 IeileN- the crowded condition. The addition
all! he two stories in height and VII! contain
four r,,o,us
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died Yesterday az the result 81 ,n,,,ri.. -s-
e.iveG in a runaway accident about a week ago
HH was driving down the viaduct when his team
yer wagon He leaves widow and three sons
an. two daughters.
The body Of Oakley Farris the Ii-year-old
Dos who was drowned while fishing In the Ca
hokia Creek Monday. has not set been recovered
although the creek soT the distance OF thry.
blocks has been dragged.
w. II. Horner departed last evening for Hot
Springs. Ark.
The women's Home Missionary Society Of the
Summit Avenue " E Church gave an ice cream
party last evening In the parlors OF the church.
John g Burke and Miss Katie Mangan we're
married at 81. Patrcks Church yesterday morn
InS
II. s. Turner J. II. Mccormick and T Coor.r
were arrested in East 81. Louis at midnight Mon
day at the request o! the coIiinsvlle authorities
who charge them with ruaning down a pedestrian
while riding in automobile. The three men
were taken 10 Coiinsville early in the morning.
Be1levilIe News Notes.
William E.wert of the Bellevie nine Of the
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AusTRIl.RUNGARY.

Observation-Disclosures Bank.
ElELITZ-Handels 4 Ceweroe Bank OIL. Both-
rnische Cr!on Banf).
gRI; SS-AneIo. Austrian Bark.
PRJSE-Cestsrreich. Crcd!tarfaH.
acknowledgements Union Benk
81 Observation-Disclosures Bark.
BUDAPEST = Petter. Cngaf.sche Commercial
Ri pIPEsT-Thon1as Cock & Son. / viradoter.
t-SRISBAD-Oes.er-. Cred!tansfsit.
CARISEAD-Boshrische EscoHipte Bank.
CtRIISBhD--Aitred sch~alb Bank.
FRASZES BAD-W!ederrnann Il Co.
acknowledgements Union Bank
INNSBRUCK-M Lo~we.
JAEGERNDORF-Boehr1 Union Bank
I,EMBERG-Osstsrr. Crtdtanstal:.
SARIESBkD-Stngi& Stern Bank
MaRIESBaD-J. Heller & Sohn.
OI, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union Bank.
PRAGTE-AnElo-A Austrian Bank.
Union Bank
rred.tanstat.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. creditans.ait
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union Banx.
RI M3I- RC3-Boehmsche Union Bank.
S1aerElsr Bank.
sAA-Ro~hraisrhe Union Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank
TRIrETE-OesteTr. Credltanstalt.
Cred.tanstsit. Bank.
TROPPAC-Boehmirche Tnlon Bank
Observation-Disclosures BANK.
TIENSA-Oss.err. CIe6itanstat.
yJESNA-Thorrss Cnoi < Son, StephsnsoIa.,
TIFSSA-M. Thorsch .7oeh.s
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SWITZERLAND.

AIGLE-Banau. de Mon;r.uI.
BASEL tBALE1-Banau. Fsders's.
BERNEBsnaae caa;onaie % Berra
BEPEE-.iaruuard Co.
BEL fBIENNEl-Banaue csa,onals Dc BsznA
SSFHttrrXX--ppEs-FoSps-ssnau. Dc Fees.,,s
CLARESs-w!iI.arn cuenod c.
pAvos- PfATZ-Da~os Bank.
observation-disclosures Federaie.
GESEyA-Creilt lyonnas
GGEENEya-Pesi cssr, Sss Il eorr.....
GENEvA-Thonas Cook Son. % re a
1AtNSSGaESTHAr-Bsnou. can.on,Is De Berna
i.Ht-SHNSE-Wor.i Gun:her q Co.
LHf:sAENE-Thonas Cook q Son. L rue fspss
IocARSo-Banca della s.irz.rTs i.aissa-
LCCERNE-Fa!ek c. sssssiefss .,-.,,.,.,s.
If.SSSo-Ran-a aeIIs s~.z1erra 1taiiana
SEEpPIsIo-Ranca della sw;zIerra ItaiianA
MOSTRECX-Bsnnusf e Mont,sux thead onies1s
MoNTRETX-Thoraas Cook Son; vliis Nestle
PoSTREsISA-Banaa. e.s Gri,1ns.
PORRESTRrY-Basdus Cantonals Dc BsrnA
ST GALI~Ranau. Federale-
ST GaL1-wsznlin & Co 4
PORRFNTRrY-BaaGusC antosaie &c BsrnA
s4Ma Deg iasTY.z ass GFisoe co
scHTLs-Baraue des Gr.scns.
TERRiTET~Banou. d. Mrn,reuL
THUS-ksrionaissnk .on Fern
vEvFY-wiiiiar1 cu.noi & Co
ZERNATT-Gaiiand Co
ZT-RICH-B,nnus FEDERAL.
zr-FrIcH-orsfIii in Thaihof e Thalaeksf.
zI-EIcU-Escher Rain. banduisrh
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PIEPER-McC0RMICK WEDDING
is CELEBRATED At ALTON.
Miss Frances knrel Wcds Den Docrre
Miss Annie Lennon and AdOlph
Lampcrt Are Married.

Several weddings were celebrated in Alton
yesterday. Miss Annie Pieper. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. F. Pieper OF Alton, and
Charles Mccormick OF Massillon. O., were
married at O'Clock in the morning at IS.
Peter and Paurs Cathedral in State street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
eread Father Thomas e. cusack. The at
PENDANTS were Walter Mccormick OF Pitts
burg. Pa. and Miss Kate Pieper OF Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick departed for
honeymoon trip through the East.
Miss Frances Karcl. daughter OF NJ. and
Mrs. John Karel OF Alton. was married last
evening 20 Ben Deere. The wedding took
place at the home OF the brides parents In
Eighth street, and the Reverend Theodore
Obcrhellmann. pastor OF the German Evan
gecal Church. O.ticiated. The bridegroom Is
:. welI-known business man OF Alton.
Miss Annie Lennon and Adoiph Lampert
OF Alton were married yesterday morning at
2 o'clock at SIS. Peter and Pau.s CathedTa!
IN state street. The Reverend Father ncn-
is Ryan OF Winchester H.. OBLIGATED: The
attendants were Miss Rose Garde and Fred
L!g.neCmanu.
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EJwardsyfIIe Notes.

,-Frederick Gottlieb s:ahlhut. one Of the wealth.
Jest rss!dents Of Fort Russell Township died
early yesterday morning. aged - years The
funeral Will take place from the family rSsI-
dHnce THURSDAY afternoon az ! o'clock 90 .hr
German Evangelical Church In Ella a-dsvil,e and
the irterrnert viii he a the 81. james |.nctCiy
near the Springfield road.
-Edwardsvile had s2j15l fire eariv Tr.slay
morning. The press brick works operated b. r.
H Richards caught fire and were heavily dam
aged before he flames could he checked The
owr-T believes that the FIRE started firm sparks
fIg' passing Clover Leaf train Thu ria. Z
Will rebuilt at once.
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ALMOST ASPHYxIATED BY GAS
FROM HEATER IN BATHROOM.
Hot Water stove and Ii discovered
After q Search by Her Husband.

Mrs. H. E. Moilmann. the wife OF prom
inent resident OF East st. LOUIS, was found
in the BATHROOM OF their home yesterday
unconscious and alnos. dead from asphyxia-
ton.
Doctor A. c. Housch. who was called to
attend the woman. worked over hex for two
hours before he succeeded IN restoring her
to CONSCIOUSNESS.
Mrs Nollmann was unable 10 talk, but
from the appearance Of the bathroom shs
evidently intended taking g. balm. A gas
healer IS used for heating water, ana IL Is
supposed tnat she did not light IL when she
turned on the gas, ana that she was over
come before she realized her danger.
The door " gas was noticed about the
house and Mr.. Mo!imann started an investi-
CATION.
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Photographs Basis for Divorce.

Mrs. Thomas F. Baker yesterday filed a
suit for divorce in the East ST Louis City
Court. and among other things alleged that
her husbands photograph in various poses
adorned nantels in several parts Of the
country Mrs. Baker states that her hus-
band made a practice of having his picture
taken with other women. The couple were
married IN Garlinville. M; November q.
1851. and lived together until AuVust |. 1852.
Mrs. Baker asks for the custody OF their
children. Inez. II years old. and Clementine.
Years old
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ScoTIAND D.

AUTHORIZATIONS Linen Company Bank.
aYR-Yrli.sh LINEN Company Hank
British -, .ane To Company .l Iaak.
E6iESTRGN - British Linen Company Bank.
head office.
Gi,AsGOW-YT.t,sh Linen Company Bank. Queen
GIhGSow-Thomas Cook & Son.
.;VF,FNOCK-British Linen Company Bank.
UANSICK-Bri:.sh Linen Company Baak
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Linen Company BANK.
Observation-Disclosures Linen Company Baak-
TAfSLEY-Brit!sh Linen Company Bank
pFR-T-Br!t.sh Linen Company Bank.
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Luxembourg.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bank.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Kurrus were walking on
Sixth street. Tr. kurrus was wheeling the
baby buggy when the bunch Of frecrackers
fell into it
Mr. Kur-us secured the frecrackers as
quickly as he could. but they had set fire 20
the haby's clothing and the child was bad
Is blste ed about its limbs.
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Trolley LeaGuc. yesterday stated that n. had
signed william Connect as substitute pitcher
and nGelder for the Belleviile team.
A masked bowling match Will b. rolled at the
Schul;heis alleys this evening By local players.
The Will OF Mrs. Magdalena Thomas was filed
for probate yesterday she leaves all Of her
property 70 her five children. Mrs. Kat. HeldiuE-
er. daughter, Is appointed execu;riI without
bond.
oliver Gibson. the man who va. charged
with making an Assault on John GundIacn. was
Circuit Court at Belleville.
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JcrseyyiI1e Notes.

JerSeyviiie yesterday.
aaron o. Autsn OF Jsrsegr.!le wen: TO SPRING
field. Ill. yesterday.
The Social Un!o1 Of .hc First Presbyterian
Church at JsrFeyv!le will give a July birthday
and Mrs.. George voorhees,
Doctor William RcaaeeaS OF Jerseyyila has re-
TUNED from kir.sviiie. 10.
The Junior Christian Enteavor socIe:y o. the
First Presbyterian Church at Jerseyyills Will
give picnic On Thursday Afternoon at Warmers
Grove.
Henry Beatty Of st. Louis Is visitor in Je--
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Waters Rapidly Receding.

The water In the flooded districts OF East
St. Louis is receding rapidly. The Como
tefday. and it is expected that this Will
drain the greater part OF East ST. Louis
Camp Washington will be abandoned this
morning. and Camp Lincoln. where the ne
gro refugees have been housed. will he
RACED tomorrow. The relief fund contrib
uted to date is ss.s39.0s.
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To La, Logan Hall Corner stone.

Notices vera issued yesterday for the
July meeting Of the Alton Horticultural So
c.eiy. which will be held on July Is. The
meeting will be held at Beverly Farms. the
country home of Doctor W. II. &. Smith al
Godfrey. In the morning the corner stone
OF Logan Hail." the new building at
Beverly Farms. will be laid, and the men
bers Of the society will participate. The
regular business meeting OF the society will
be held in the afternoon. \ spec:a! pro-
gramme Is being prepared for the occasion
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RUSSIA.

DAEC-So-dischs BANK.
BIALISToK-RiKaer CounerZback.
RORISSOGL EBSk-Sordische Bank
DWISSK-Rizaer ConInerZbark
IwER-NordIsche Bank.
JELETZ-So.t.sche Bank
KASAN-Sor6ischs Bank-
K0sLOFF-Gortische Bank
LIBAC-Rigaer CouIrnerzbaEk-
IODZ-Rizaer Cornrsr1bank.
NIESK-Sordische Bank.
MoSCOv-Sor6ische Bank
MOSCOW-Cred!t LyonEaaS-
NOScOw-Worau & Co.
ODESSA-CrttIt LyonnaiS.
RIGA-Rixasr CbnmfrZbank.
ST. Observation-Disclosures Bank.
ST PETERsBCRG-CIedit LyoEaaA.
ST. PETERSBCRG-woEau L Co
OEoSECH-Sord.sche Bank
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TIL. funeral os Sven Andsrson. who was
killed on sunday afternoon At Alton. viii take
place tbs afternoon from the anderson home a.
Delhi. Jersey County
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary A. Alien OF kans
will take place this afternoon at 2:5o o'clock
from, the First 81. z. Church at kaEe. The pas
tor the Reverend W. II. GannAvay: will on
cia;e and The burial will be IN the kans Gene
te:Y.
j II. Belt. president OF the banktng-houSs
n, Belt Bros. q, Bunker Hill. sustained a stsoks
OF paralysis yesterday.
Chief Of Police r NJ Dashnsr o. Jerseyviils
and tn. patrolrnen yesterday received their new
summer uniforms o. blue melton.
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Wabash train at the Venice crossing and
died from the results of his injuries yes
terday afternoon at Edwardsville where he
had been sent for treatment by Patrick
Creilly. Supervisor of Venice Township.
Burnside had come TO the Tri-Cities 20
work in the rolling mills. The body will
be shipped to Portsmouth to-day.
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President Mitchell to sneak.

John Mitchell. president Of the Anthracite
Coal Miners Union. will arrive In St. Louis
tomorrow morning. He will address the
Am algamate5 Association OF Street Rail-
way Employees Tomorrow night at Druids'
Hall. Ninth ard Market streets.
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FRANCE.

ABBETTLLE-Creti LyOnEaIs.
SiX-Lks BAiNs-sdeie,e t Sea-1a.e pour ,avor-
;..r Il c S;pgsi li1aa ..,.
AAIENS-Crei!; Lycnnais
ANGER-yys d RIch0n Els.
ARLEs-Aac!e:e iieas:aie pouF ie Commerce &
ARGa5IoS-Ensl:a BANK Fl. AutsD.
BAYONNE-Creclt Lyonna!s
BAYoNSE-soc. pour fayoFiser !. Commerce &
bE4ELEUSBsn if E, a s;i5ii. q. Mea:oa
BEAINE-Gsedii Lyonnai.
BBZiERs-Bri;ish Z International Bank. Il. Bel
BEZIERsSsocls:e Generate per !. Commerce
BoRDEArX-CIetit I;yonnsi,:
R R8FkSESEcs.G Mz E;oAssi.. CO
c ciE%-I .:.i Ly9nnsi'r I'll,
ccALAIs,cIst:; L}oHns.:
GA sNEEs Ly .:tI !, RAJ.
cASSEIs.$sf. Gensral. pour favor.ser l. Gem
ca lsEss : s!ssessT;s Lyonaai..
e eHEEcttE; h ESys.cr.at Lyoaaan.
GeHHAMMBERRYe5st' .yonIiss NOV, ,.v,-,., !.
Commerc. & r'Indus;rie.
GHHA AR9Si k7;er PaySt sEo.,,. d. Cher
cHAkTRks!c-sd.; I.yonn..,
CoGNAC-ceedi: Lyanaa,
BBIJ9N-Gr.ti, LIonnai' >. c
pINARp.Johu IL Coco.
S SkfssEzS:ssi, i fy55ssi..
GRAssD-SocIe:e Generate pou- lie Commerce
GRENoBLE-credit Lyonna..
HAAEBEscE:d i.. Lyonsa,s; .
d ssss poat /. g
I!BorRNE.-c:sal: Lyonnsi..
tlH2sEsTsitd Ly aS2asa"
MM aksEfLfEsi tz9SRsi iycnn.,.
MARS EiLLEs-Thvtaas Cook q: Sen. lib. ~. &.
MESToS-soc!e,. pour lie Commerce { r1n-
F eoSE ss g. 1Si as-
M M6ScARto ? 4:ass Tz:a' Boz h,as
MoSTE-cARLo French Tert.>-Baaau. Po3u-
MoSTPEkLlER-so Genera. pou- /. Com
MoSTPELf . IF.FHc-ed.. Lyonna.s
X NaNTEgccrsi,! . Iyonnsi. -
EANTEs-Rrou.set Els. Bar1uier.
N NicEfE4li .E c6aa s Is A~.nu. Mascara
EICE-Carlene & Co. 9. Avenue Ma.sens.
NicF@F crosse. Banau.sr. Il. ~. Ma,,.-a
SiMFS-c-edIt I.vonnais.
oRT.FASS-TreGit T.yonnats.
PaRIs-Bargue Frarca!se rour Ie ccum.rc. a
rIndus.rie -us Rordreau
PARIs..credi, LyoEna's. Boulevard c.s 1,aI
PARIs-Thonas Cork 4 Son : Place q. roper.
iIndus-rfc. ia. Reaurrur.
PAR1S-Io-daan. Cohen * Weaniak -, ho1Ia.
Ses Ital!ers.
T,RIs-J Ho.,irrsr. san1uie-
Travellers Wishing 20 reside n ParIs -, max.
.rranEsn.n,s 70 draw ,ronsv a. anv o. the may
AT'-Cred!: Lycrra!s
rIrdrstrin.
Fsr--as-iiian An.
PF9rGr-TT-T-Cre:itL ycrna!a
prPprGNAS-
pFTNS-T'reii. Lvorrais.
Pr1Ms-socie:e Generate Pour ie Commerce. &
i'T,Iu..ris
pF-THs-Ru'-a-r -sra + iii. Ban9u!e.s
P6T-pA Ty-C-e''t T.vnrnas.
P0r-r-S--C'rsIf. Tyo--7's
g. TTrrSSF-rreit r.-nnnais
Ct "AI0-Crsdi- I-orra's
ST J,Ln-soc!ete General. pour Ie Commerce &
rI-drs.-in
ST sERv' S-sn-i..e General. POUR lie Gem
r-o-cn T. i'Trdrs.-is
TORI OS-r-sit- rs-0r-a',.
Nr-rOr-=r--rrsf'. I.yonT ais
TORI 0r-sr--Cour-o's T. GO. Ban9u'srs
Tor-prOTSC-Crafit I.voanais.
T0T-pS-CreSf. Iyornais = -
vrcTT--creiit L~onnais
vTr-T-soce.e General. pour Ie Commerce &
ITrdus.Ts.
EiEENE-Cre5it Lyouna!s
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IRELAND.

BE1.FAsT-Thomas Cook Son. "a..aE street
SSRE.Nunster & Le!nster Bank
-BLIN-Tho,nas Cox & Son.
bCBI.IN-Munaer & Leinsier Bank
EfII.aRSEY-Munster& Le!nster Bank.
iISERIcK-Muns:e. q LensteT Banx
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Le.asIe. BANK
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Enst st. Louis Items.

Deputy Coroner George W. Brichler yester-
dav held an inquest over the body Of Clernentinr
Gireck who die. suddenly at No. q ColIinsviIie
a, enue. A verdict Of death due 10 natural causes
was returned.
The Lotus Club OF St Louis has arranged FOR
trolley party over the Fart Side system In the
s;%cial car The Mounds this evening.
John whitseli Of No. e2s West Missouri ave
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SWEDEN,

coTHESBrgG-sLasains Kretitat;ssectas
NoRRKogISG-skaaalaav Kree.takssseols-
acknowledgements Kredi.axtiseoias
s;ockhoIm's Enskilea Bank.
TgOSDHIEM-Jenssea Il co, :
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GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.


Bartholomew lane. z. {.
q Threadn.edle erect. E c.
SIX ssira.i SCOT. Ba.;.. & Co. branch
gs'sss.ss Il g., ys;G 5s, Esae vs.
csa .ss t e5Ss: $ MsF;as place. trafalgar
gsissa; !. SLAM square. 8. W.
Es4i .s' coaT. q Ear. Court rosa. S. ".
IEfs s.sa:s f dEssd fa afGa:.'' 4
K.hsns;on. s High street. ".
Kn T.te on Thames. Tis late safuesole Co.
Noting tgs'i Hi,l - High street, ":
ssssa; i;ts.' n;.- Ees:n is s.Ff snve "
s,:ea,har rs H!sh read s W.
w P.. Mr. GIss s? s. ais" fstst. "
. d leess5f stree. street; cAsfa. Cross
ss Grace church street E c.
LuGxa;. circu: E C,
i coeS.Paf street caarias Cross. S, W.
IoI ai.s street. ssst K:a. f5: f''A
RrpyrSurAD-Pn-r's Bank. Limited.
BiRMINGHAM-ParT' Back, Lrn:teo' O's
BsxbSifsoRp-Tho,nas Cook & 50.
CASTLE TowS ISLE OF MAS)-Fc:F'' Bank.
cHaEsTER-Parrs Bank. Limited. Eas. da''
pERsY-Parr'. Bank Limited: = Com Market.
DOUGLAS ISLE OF MAS)-ParF' BANK L'n''
HAsTrNGs-Parr's Bank. Limited.
HI'LI-Thornas Cock & Son.
LEEDS-Thorras Cook & sen.
FSTFR-ThoT1as Cook & see. -,.
LivERPooL-Parr'. Eank Limited. Grea; Char
M.3s:NecHEsTER-Pa-rs Bank. Limited 81 K'zs
NaTI0cH BATH-Parr'. Bank. Limited
SEwCAs7LE- oN.TTNE.-Ihonas SooX son.
E6TTrSGH AM-Thonias Cook K son.
Puyr-Parr's Bank. Limited. >,,
sHEFTIELD-Thones COOK s'n'
s6StiaTFfHAMPToN-Thoraa, Cook Son. 81 High
sotTHPoRT-Par-'s sa-k. Limited
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F1REcRAckERs INJuRE CHILD.
Explosives Are CnreIessIy Thrown In
to Baby CarrfuEc.

The s-monihs-old baby OF Assistant City
Treasurer r. W. Kurrus was badly burced
yesterday as the result OF the carelessness
OF some boys. who threw bunch OF fire.
crackers into the baby's carriage.
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GERMAEY.

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