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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
COLLINsvILLE, ILL.

Mrs Inls Lumazhi spent several days In 81.
Louis this week. the guest OF Mrs. Drew.
Georges Tiedeman OF OFallon was a visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle wadsworth Hamilton and daughter.
Constance. were guests OF Mrs. Walter Upton for
several days this week.
Richard G. Kneedler spent several days In
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs John w1therp who have been
spending several weeks here, visiting friends
and relatives, have returned to their home In
Lone Prairie. MINI.
Mrs Horace Hunter Dpok was n guest o, her
sister. Mrs. j. Axtell CT st. Louis, this week.
Captain ID. s. Burroughs and wife visited rela-
lives in Edwardsville Sunday.
Mrs r. G. KDeedler visited In ST. Louis this
Lester Hadley of .Edxardsvilie a guest of
W c. Hadey and family Sunday.
Louis +. Lumaghi spent several days OF the
past week in Springfield.
Doctor L. II. Kraft spent Monday in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Herman Busse visited her mother In st
'- The Reverend Mr.. wrigh, Of Greenvllle con.
Quoted services at the Episcopal Church several
The pancake supper given by the ladies' Of the
Episcopal Church Tuesday evening was suc-
y. W. Chandler was St. Louis visitor on
wednesday
returned from New Orleans. where they attended
the festivities Of the Mardi Gras.
Mrs J. Jarvis Of Troy. Ill. visited Trends mere
". +. Hadley departed Thursday for SPRING
Hcia
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rnsnt. In The afternoan Mrs. Yates was astist.l
Strong and Frank o. Lowden OF Chicago all OF
whom has been guests at the Executive ManFion
weekly reception e ;as,bess q the General A.;
siisir vas The presence q John III, T. michel:
r the Of sa Tns s Ms Msa
su: :sR s talk on IN &. that - ss the
q ,h the study Of The S n
Club members at a meeting held wsdnesdnI
evening az the home of Miss Clara Helrnle. Mrs.
ana < ,apedon n and o eRh' @ fo
The wednesaay Afternoon Gard Club met this this
epchrs was played. Mr.: philip Ma;heny secured ,s
second prize. The guests prize was given TO
h Ms Jeyei Z Lindsay wa. hostess at the meet
ing q she sunnyiids Club VIENNA afternoon;
siren by T' tho q adse Of Elk.
day evening. smoker was given and q music
eiaisd as master Of ccremonies and entertained
with number OF anecdotes through the evening.
ha sens sso Club
Charles j. Peterson. Jr. the composer; vocal
E fg seo albert dee
colo Clark y. ship; violin solo. Rex Underwood
roIo. Frank Rouse. and Eks' chorus. After the
programme Dutch, iunch was ser.ed: -
in A the old 81 'n Palace Ia Hote Sudng Tharsdsv.
which continued through the remainder Of the
week
Mrs. Alfred orendorn entertained the Every
Wednesday club Thursday morning. the meet
ing having been POSTPONED on account OF Ash
exarder Dumas was read by Mrs. James A. Con-
molly Mrs. George n. Black will entertain the
club next week.
The Ivanhoe Euchre Club met with the Misses
Grant Thursday afternoon. Prizes were distrib-
uted as follows; First, Miss Mae Eoffsrkamp:
second Miss Mary O'connor: third. Miss Mary
Compton. The NEXT club meetins Will be at the
horne Of Misr Bonerkamp.
The Misses Grafton entertained the Spring
field US Thursday afternoon.
Members Of the Sunday school class o! the
West side Christian Church taught BY Henry
Wedns sday evening The evening was spent In
an Informal socIsi way.
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ALTON, ILL.

Mrs Edward Burrell returned Wednesday from
M Ws ina Sisbett entertained the Woman
Council Friday afternoon H..
, MIS- May Ma. n yiqdsn mas f''f"'a '''
Mrs. Alex Caldwell enterained Monday evening g
we'll The amusement for the evening was eucfre
Prizes were won by Frank Boschert and George
Mr. ard Mrs 9. II. Hummert entertained 4, Tho
RsyeTsn s and mt, MlT home in State street
Mrs J. II. s,reeper is entertaining Mrs d u
MI" Elissbeth Choppinger returned last week
Mi Mis-, 'I Pearl hGI i. entertaining Miss Lille
Miss My T Dawson Of Nation Is visiting Mrs
Mr. a. and ni' mrsi e J. Enkicr Of st. Louis are
Visiting in upReT d A has returned 10 wavery. Ill.,
ai-. Hei-n scogin has returned to lexin ,gsS
'ppre t,,chard Beiser entertained the Forget
Ms-Sot club Thursdny afternoon a..
Mr. and Mrs Lafayette Davis entertained Mrs
walter McNary ef SPRINGFIELD .ur as, .e 81 Louis
after being the guest Of Mr. J X DAVE s
Mrs Jesse Olson departed rhursday lot ha"s''
NJ. De Grand entertained the i Holly c Tas
tho inversion of the evening. Prizes were won
by Nine. wuizer Connolly and .'sn, with a
nuric recital saturday afternoon In the sta'dins
c-mh FI,iaT evening Miss Phebe Holden read
,be nauer for the evening Her kupJt.t VIM
THE influence Of Oratory IN Great Crises.
ssssy ScSgmpnne i BY p ass FLA rla
Miss T. r. Yerkes Is entertaining Mrs Z. H.
Spaiding Of Decatur. III - - ~
Mrs Ellen Foster departed Monday Tor Pa
'g Ms. Lillian Foulon o, East 81. Louis is Wis
Mrs Ellen stansifu Is visiting in Terre Haute
Mrs. George Lewis is visiting relatives at Cul-
Mrs. Charles Norton has returned from vis.
Miss Helen Purbridge is visiting in Chicago;
Mrs James Gent IL entertaining Miss Nellie
Mis- Lille bowman OF st. Louis Is visiting In
wisa lydia Fowler Of the Martha Woods Cot
tare is ytsitng In 81. Louis
Mrs Minnie Ellis departed Saturday for Kan
Mr. and Mrs T. l.. Beard of Dickinson. n. d.
Mr. Fred Job * chicago is visiting in Alton
Miss Katherine Yaeger departed Wednesday
fo H. Fi md IN Mrs b. Til,on are spending the
winter n, Hot Springs. Ark.
Mics Kate Green departed Saturday for
fortnlght'r visit In Ltchheld.
Mrs H. II Ferguson entertained the Friday
Afternoon club last week at her home in Mid
Miss Emma Bischoff has returned TO Belleviiie
after being the guest of Miss Word Lane.
Mrs John Garner entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bishop OF st. Louis last week at her
Mrr Edgar Roach is visiting in Rushvilie. the
Mr. and Mrs. Beardslee OF carlinvi'le are visit
tpO in
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CARBONDALE, ILL.

Judge and ME- T. M Youngblood visited
friends in Pinckneyville sunday.
Miss Gertrude Stewart Of St Louis Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lucy Farmer.
Miss Elsie Smith returned last week, after a
short visit with friends In st. Louis.
Mrs. Fred Goodnow and son Of Salem are visit
Ing Mrs. Goodnow's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Barton.
guests OF Mrs. g. II. Allen OF Murphysboro FRI
day
Doctor D. y. Parkinson OF the university spent
Sunday with his brother. Charles W. Parkinson.
OF EdwardsvilIe.
Mrs. Robert Tyner and children Of Washington.
i. g, are visiting Miss Hattie Farmer and other
Mrs. viii Whitney Is enjoying visit from
her mother. Mrs. ~ Rendleman.
Miss Bessie SUITS returned to her home near
CsrteryIle Tuesday. after a two weeks visit
la. are visiting the formers brother. T.. r.
Scott. and family this week
Mrs. Jasper Hamilton returned TO her home
In Ina last week. after a visit with her son,
&. Z. Hamilton. and family.
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WATERLOO, Ill.

Miss Clara KaIbltz Of Red Bud was the guest
Sunday OF Miss Fri-da Brcmser.
Mrs Armin Is. Pinkef visited friends at st.
Louis Monday.
Mrs Emma Hauptneisch OF st. Louis spent sew
eral days here visiting her mother. Mrs. A.
IIauptfei,ch.
Miss Lulu Koachel returned home Tuesday.
after two week. visit 10 relatives at St LOUIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. August J. Weinei visited friends
at Columbia. III.
Mrs August saesle visited relatives at 81.
Louis Tuesday. and the guest Of Mrs. Al
bert Siegie.
Mis-. Thresa sauerhaSe OF st. Louis visited
relatives and friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Christian Schulthois entertained friends at
progressive euchre Sunday In honor OF her
guest. Mrs. q. Wilhelms OK Red Bud.
Mrs l.. Tinker and daughter. Miss Mary. have
returned to Trenton. No, after an extended
visit
Mrs ". z. Eilbracht entertained a large
number of friends Wednesday in honor Of her
birthday anniversary.
Miss Flora Kunpt Of st. Louis visited rela-
tives here and was the guest OF Mrs. NJ. Her
man.
Miss Francis Schmidt visited relatives and
friends at Red Bud.
Mr. and Mrr George b. Schoening. accompa-
MED by Miss Olga 5choening of Columbia, ILL.,.
attended the Mardi Gras festivities several days
the mast week at New Orleans
Mrs. G.. Zeibold departed Thursday for st. Louis
TO visit relatives.
Mrs William Kimmcl Of ST. Louis was the
guest of her mother Mrs q. Lutz.
Mrs Lena PfanDebccker OF Floravtlle In here
visiting Mrs, @. PrDbet.
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NATION, ILL.

Mrs II. s. Clark and Mrs. G. II. TilIotson en-
,ertained a few friends with military euchre
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Ljttieton entertained
friends Monday evening.
Charleston after visit with relatives
Mrs. John Murphy Of Sullivan is visiting reIa-
Ms John Just,is of Indianapolis IS visiting rel
atiyes in this city.
Bert Mullinix is visiting friends in Chicago
Miss Gertrude Griffith is Ruest of relatives
C. A: Deubner is home from business trip 20
@. L. Buchanan and daugh,er. Oracle. sre visit
James Newtirk and FAIRLY have gone to ct.
'ofsDh. No Esrs TO max =, their fn,ns1 ho11s
visitor in the CITY this week.
III. after a visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Adam Miller Is visiting in Mount Carmel.
:. Mrs. Rollo Burnett spent the week with rela-
NJ. z. Ranety is a business visitor in Mi,sis-
Mis- Ollie Strickland Is visiting relative. in
Zina F,rost Of Chicago is visiting A. II. Messer
Mrs. c r aeachem and son are visiting re,s-
tivss in Chicago
Mrs q 6 McxInstrv is spending the week
mrs Mrs Piehnrd Dyns has returned to her home in
p,ris after visit With her parents. Doctor and
Frank Hcpper and family are visiting relatives
Mr.. G, II. welman Of Mow.aoua 4. n guest Of
her dauThtsr Mrs o. Q. Jones.
Of hsr bs "ss M and d noS ma +
Mr. and Mrs Mike Findley have retnrnsd ~
their home In Sullivan after a weeks visit with
Miss Beseie McCartv has returned To her home
IN chsrls.ton. after visit with John sheahan
Trs n r. s,st .na The family Of n Phips
with her sister. Mr.. ia Shaw. in Decatur.
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PAOUCAH. kY.

Mis-. Lena NaSel, daughter Of Henry Nagel OF
this city and H. J. Bookhamnoer OF Atlanta, Ca
were married Tuesday morning at the residences
OF the brides Grandmother Mrs G w; Msni;
Evangelical church performed the ceremony.
THOMPSON took place Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence Of the sroom's sister,
M. Rooert Rudolph entertained :he Industrial
Club Tuesday afternoon a., r-..
The womans Missionary Society OF the flIst
dsnce of MI and Mrs. J. n. worten Tuesday
4 vos,nr s,cisi stub gave q dance Tuesday even
Inc Al tho knights Of F,ythias Hall
The Charity Club entertained With q COLONIAL
tea at the residence Of Miss Laura Sanders
Tuesday afternoon The young ladies' VINO re-
eeiyed wore eosoatal costrHn costume .>,..,.,
naofnine 81 MIse Lucy Robion.
m Henry OVERLY will entertain the Magazins
C3U6 next Hburpday afternoon
fbe Paducah Chapter, United Daughters Of the
C0nfederncy, entertained with . euchre party
Monday nisht for the benefit Of christening 4
Valley oss gsnnlsf A. ns.. I gsIss %
Emma BeredoIl second prize silver plate: Mrs.
]. Young. third prize. plate; Mrs. Harry Nc
Cure, fourth prize, cAndelabfa: Mrs.. JettA Hob
son. NTH prize. picture; Miss Mary K Sowell.
sixth prize. box bandkerciiefs; Mrs. William P.
Ho,s ssv ss Drse bog gc,h noser Mr.; Ia Harris
sedss ninth pr,.e. s.cs Sour Mn. Aao,ph well
tenth prize. jar fruit: MIS- Lillian Hohson eley.
enth prize. paper knife; Mrs Jeanette Hecht,
tenth prize jar fruit; MIS- Lillian Peter stan
ley. fourtssnth psfss. howsrs; Ars. oardnsr Gil
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in Florence, Ala. IS home for few weciS visit
with his family.
ballard Flanagan Of Psducah spent Sunday in
the city with his parents, 49,
Mrs George Bryant and little daughter, Beula,
Of Riv~pyiale, Mich. are the guests OF Mrs. Ma
rIah Collins ID this city.
city this week route to Pope County to look
intd the mineral situation there.
Mrs. A. n Starkes and son. Carl. have moved
10 Cleveland, o.. to reside. 80
Ies, Clifford OF this city united In marriage
al Brownfed. Ill. Sunday Mr Bunch n, went to
ortbbnnnd Messenger in the evening.
Mr. Ezra Mick 81 Bsllcvile. ILL.,. who has been
"Wednesday, ,~,.. " ....Sa.s
IN. X r. Jubilee here "wednesday evening.
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MAD GREYHOUND DASHED
THROUGH VILLAGE STREETS
Doc Terribly Wounded Man and BIZ
Three Beasts in Its Wild
Flight.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Feb. GA mad greyhound.
viciously attacking everything In sigh''
dashed through the streets of Astoria near
Iy tearing Norman E. Deacon to pieces and
biting three dogs.
For a time several hundred persons were
engaged in the pursuit of the rabid crea-
ture. Policemen Balbert and Ryan led the
chase, and after half an hour OF the widest
excitement the greyhound and the dogs 1t
had bitten were killed.
Mr.. Deacon was found lying unc nnscious
I'm a snowbank at the corner of Hopkins
and Grand avenues. He was taken to St.
Johns Hospital. Assistance was requested
from the Pasteur Institute.
The flesh was torn from his face IN sew
eral places. while a score OF wouncs on his
body showed the effects OF the fearful at
tack Of the maddened creature.
Mr. Deacon met the dog as he was walk
ing down Main street toward the Astoria
ferry. The greyhound was rushing toward
him. frothine at the mouth. The young
man ran. with the greyhound in pursuit.
1t was a short race. The beast sprang at
Mr.. Deacon fought herceiy fer his life.
but his efforts only maddened the creature
the more. 1t was not until the man had
become unconscious that the dog started off
Policeman Balbert saw the animal as 1t
raced away from the PROSTATE body. He
followed. firing as he ran. but none Of the
shots struck the dog.
Three times the mad greyhound turned in
bis fight to attack other dogs. Policeman
Balbert killed these dogs. but was unable
TO get within range Of the greyhound. He
was Joined by Policeman Ryan, and they
followed the beast until II ran into the
blacksmith shop of John Cannon on Grand
avenue.
Carmen was shoeing horse, and az the
dog dashed into the shop he flung red
hot horseshoe into the animals face and
knocked 1t into corner. Before the dog
could get on his feet the two policemen
ran up and killed *.
Twenty-Five persons were afraigned In the
Flushing Police Court charged with failing
to have their dogs registered and licensed.
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ATE A PET DOG TO
KEEP FROM STARVING.
Men Lost I'm Wilderness without FeoA
or Amnunitf0n Were PorceA
to XIII Faithful Drute.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Seattle. Feb. 8.-Reduced TO starvation
in the Arctic wilderness In the Yukon re-
gion. Victor Virgil Lowry and John Bevfns
of Dawson maintained their lives on dog
and porcupine flesh.
The two men were en- route from Dawson
to the Koyukuk diggings.
The fifth day after being lost their food
became exhausted. The men were in des-
perate straits They had no gun with which
TO shoot game and not living soul nor
place OF refuge was known to be within
hundreds of miles. Lowry's faithful dog.
his companion for three years, was the
only available source Of food. r
The dog was killed and eaten. But che
flesh of the one animal did not last long.
The two enervated men Travelled two days
more without mouthful of food. when they
came upon a young porcupine. This they
ran down and dubbed to death and de-
vopred. partly roasted
Two days after they had started out the
men wandered into q wood choppers camp
on the Yukon. almost dead. After few
days they were nourished sufficiently to
travel
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CARROLLTDN, ILL.

Mrs. David Femley has returned to her home
Mrs Lon Davis and Mrs. Bev Hodges spent
Friday in jacksonville.
Doctor. G. u. Kopperi and wife are home from
visit in Chicago
Miss Lspette Wright Is a guest Of Mrs. George
Atwood Of ST Louis.
Mcfarland.
Mn. Ralph Sharon returned Saturday from a
visit In Thomasviile.
n. q. Fair has returned from trip 10 Beat
Mrs win cursa Of whitehall spent Sunday with
Mrs. u, u. I1erBon.
Miss Mary Carter IL visiting in Chesterfield.
The Reverend Albert Heusler returned Thurs
day 10 his home in Cumancfe. Tex.
Miss Myra Greene has returned from an ex-
tended yisit In Troy Mo.
Miss Lucy Miner Is horne from visit in Win
Nh. Nelne Mulberry is a guest Of her brother
in East IT. Louis.
Miss Title schsttgen is home from a visit in
Mrs Otis Finch of Indian Territory IL visit
Ing Mrs. Maria Finch.
Mrs. J. b. Hayes is home from a visit in
Hot Springs, AK.
Mrs. T.. n. Roberts returned Thursday from q
visit in East st Louis
Mrs Albion Wilson and Mrs. FsOn EIdred are
visiting in jacksonville.
stuart Pierson returned Friday from trip
% JackgOuyfile
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It took Just fifteen minutes to decide that
Ethel May Allen was not a wife. and that
no girl under IS can consent to a marriage.
You see. IL is this way" explains Ethel
May. When a boy IA your husband and
you are his wife he Is always reminding
you Of that fact. He wants you to do as
he tells you. and maybe you don't want to:
together It was different. He carried my
books and sharpened my leadpenciis and
helped me over the nasty crossings when 1t
rained. I thought Fred was the incest boy
in school, and he said 1t would be like thai
always IL we were married. He would al.
ways be around to do things for me and
make me glad was alive.
We'll. it just was not that way at all:
All he thought Of after We were married
was making me do as he said. He told me
all wives obeyed their husbands. did not.
want to obey. l cried sometimes. It was
hard lines. Then mother found US. Maybe
I was not glad. / am going to stay with
mother till I die. No more marrying for
me-" n
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CHESTER, ILL.

Albert woln of Evansville spent the first Of
Martin morrison Of Sparta was In town Mon,
day. -,,, .., ,r,,.
George Wilson Of Sparta was In town Monday
Ed BufM and william Wolter Of Wese were IN
town Wednesday. ,. ,,
W r. Karrteter spent "wednesday In st Louis:
Henry Dettmering Of Steeieville was visitor
70 Mr.. Jessie James Visited friends in st. Louis
N n td,ie sullivan and Gertrude Goodin have
returned 10 East 81. Louis after a few days visit
with Chester friends. l., g..
Mrs. Home, stephsnson q MurPhys'9GI ead r. Inc
Miss Julie swiger spent this week In St. Louis.
Mssee Emma and Matte Karsteter are the
stIests Of Miss Cecilia Slime at Evansville.
Mrs Emil Hauser has returned TO 81 LOUIS
after n pleasant visit with Chester friends
Miss jose Grain was the guest OF Mrs. Rose
Kitchen al East ST. Louis Sunday.
Miss blanche Hison was the hostess NJ the
wearing of the Black Cat Club Thursday-
MI. Eerd Echuette entertained the Buena VISA
Social Circle Thursday afternoon.
reare club Friday afternoon.
The Emerson Club had pleasah, mss,,ns
"wednesday at the home Of Miss Mae McAaau1 3 :.
This hospitable home Of MI. and MS; u. ".
woIY was the scene OF a very en1oyapie party
Thursday evening.
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bet. fifteenth prize. bottle perfurnery The gem
tlemen prize winners r. @. Bergdoli frst
prize. handsome chair; NJ. T Teevin. second
prize. silver cup. Lawrence Gleaves third nrtze
barrel -four; 7. J. McElwee. fourth prize. knife
Herbet Wailersteln. fifth prize. palm; Harry
Johnston. eighth prize sack Hour: j. NJ Worten
ninth prize. fruit. ". II. Patterson. eleventh
prize. knife: Joseph Roth. twelfth prize collar
and cuff box. Mrs. Mamm!eV Noble won the
mantei mirror which was ratified "
MIR. and Mrs. J. @. Switzer celebrated their
crystal wedding anniversary Tuesday night,
Those present were: Messrs. and Mines. Frank
ears. Vim. kraus, A. C. Mayors c. a. Bon
Lswha Nd, A. 6 Budds: George YopP: Donie Por-
Hayers: Misses Maggie williams. Christine
Mavers. Peva Davis. Pearl sirk. Goidie Fields !;
heygrs. Charles Harton and Howard Warden
Miss Myrtle Decker entertained with box
party at the Kentucky Tuesday evening in honor
81 Miss Slefge and Miss Cross OF Memphis Tenn
Mrs W. J. Hills entertained at cards Tuesday
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New York. Feb. 2s.-"You never really
know a man until you marry him. ! would
rather stay with mother than be the wife
of the incest boy I know"
Ethel May Allen. bride at Il. whose
marriage has just been annulled. on the
ground Of her extreme youth, thus expressed
herself on man and matrimony. her philo-
sophicaI conclusions being the result Of her
brief experience as a wife.
And to console herself, and forget her
period Of martial unrest" she attended a
matinee with her mother-one that gave
opportunity to laugh and forget her worries.
She lived with her mother and step
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father, Mr. and Mrs. Boyer. at No. 16s West
End avenue. at the time of her marriage.
The affair was school boy and girl at
tachment, and the two quietly visited the
Reverend George g. Pratt of No. 11S4 st.
Nicholas avenue. who made the twain one.
The schoolgirl was then Mrs. Frederick
George Weller.
When the bride realized that fact she
cried with fear. She wanted to go home to
mother. Her husband persuaded her to flee
worried mother hunting for her only daugh-
ter, not knowing what had befallen the girl.
When the clippers were found. Ethel May
was quite ready TO go home, and the youth
full husband disappeared
The case was tried by Justice Blanchard.
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METROPOLIS, I'LL.

James II. Henson has returned from visit
n oklahoma and has about decided to locate
Monday evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
T. 2. Craig patty OF friends were entertained
In honor OF NJ. craig's birthday. Music and
gaines occupied TIE evening and n dainty lunch
was served at the close
The High School CHORUS entertained friends at
the Likens home In Girard street Friday even
ing with special programme.
James Woodward was visitor in Springfield,
Ill. this week. having gone the Metropolis
representative to the Supreme Court Of Honor.
ST. Louis
Captain Ell BraGer departed Monday morning
FOR owens5orp. KY. and from there Will go
East a business trip.
Attorney Charles Durfee Of Golconda Ill. was
visitor In the city Friday
Mrs. =. d. Poor spent n greater part OF the
week with relatives in Tunnel Hi. I'll.
Lee Woods. who has been spending the winter
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WEEDS AS HIS FATHER DIES
Marriage Ceremony fastened at
Request of Parent.

REPUBLIC ST'ECItI.
New York. Feb. 8.-Reaiizing that his
end was near and DESTROYS Of Witnessing
the marriage of his son. Lyman Marcuse..
81 years old. a prominent hat manufacturer.
who lived at No. sos Avenue D. Bayonne.
N. J.. and who later died. insisted that the
wedding take place at his bedside.
The son, Siegfried Marcuse. who Is JUS
tice Of the Peace. and his prospective bride.
Miss Sophie Lesterwick Of Staten Island,
assented TO the. wish Of the dying man.
A messenger was sent for a rabbi and the
ceremony was performed. At its conclusion
the dying man murmured Thank God
and soon after he breathed his last -
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MURPHYsBORO, ILL.

Mrs Fred Watson Of Fort Worth r~r -
Ia. been the guest Of relatives 10 this city sew
spend few DAYS before returninS 20 hsr 6or,e
= Miss Nellie Weller. teacher in the C-and Tow
sr public schools, was the guest OF relatives
William Touchette and daughter. Miss Este.
re turned TO their bone In East 81 Louis SAT-
urdav after sper5inS tegevaI day. here. the
H,ests OF Mr. ard Mrs. ". L. Graen
Tuesday at dinner In honor Of the e.-hfy-frst
birthday Of Der father George Kennedy ST.
son Club Tuesday night. Fayors n euchre were
awarded to: Mrs. Henry Krause INST: Kfs. VIII