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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02
Mechanical Mixer satisfaetor,

The Elgin dairy report says, in
speaking of the Lawrence-Kennedy
milking machine, a New Zealand in
vention: so far as the experience
of users has gone the results are of
such a satisfactory nature as to justify
the belief that at length the mechani-
cal mixer has arrived"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02
FASTEN AGE MARKS.


Kidney Pills recognized Kidney Specific
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

A rich mans pride forces him tt
drink champagne, when very often he
prefers beer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

The new cruiser Baltimore will be
the first warshir to be fitted with steel
furniture.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

The Rev. Edward S. Tead, secretary
Of the Congregational Educational So
ciety, states that there. is urgent de-
mand for an Industrial school among
the Spanish-spealking Mexicans of New
Mexico of the same kind as that for
negroes at Tuskegee and Hampton.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

Time never hangs heavily on the
hands of the man who enjoys his own
society.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

After using your wonderful Peruna
three months 1 have had great relief. 1
had continual heaviness IN my stomach.
was bilious, and had fainting spells. but
they: all have left me since using Peruna."
Ada Britain.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

Some men even borrow their reputa-
tons
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

You can't make a horse fast by
starving him
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02

factory results from the use of Peruna.
write ait once to DIR. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case and he Will
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis
Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-02
The LINCOLN IMPORTING HORSE COMPANY

These are Observation-Disclosures. wepay
buyers railroad fare to Lincoln and return.
Come and see at once and get a winner
Barns and Office. 33d and HoIdrege Streets.
Long Dis Tel. SIS n l. SULLIVAN Nor
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
DERANGED BY THE USE
OF SOME NEW DRUG.
Harry spaIdInE Tried TO XIII His
Mother and shot ut n Police
CaptHin-

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Urbana, III. Oct. s.-Harry Spalding. n
young druggist OF Champaign. became de-
ranged this afternoon as the result OF in
jecting a drug into his arm He tried 70
kill his mother and Police Captain Riley
when an attempt Was made to arrest him
Spalding has been in the habit OF trying
the action OF various drugs on himself
To-day he combined several. and injected
q quantity OF the mixture into his legs.
In a few minutes he began 10 show signs
OF violence. and. picking up a revolver, ran
TO a closet and locked himself In
He shot several times through the door.
and when his mother tried TO pacify him
he shot in the direction OF her voice
Captain Riley and several officers were
called. and Captain Riley entered the room
alone.
Sp3lding no sooner heard him enter than
he burst open the door Of the closet and
fired several times at the officer. crying
that he was going 10 kill all the policemen
in the city.
He was finally subdued and taken to the
police station. where he vas locked UP.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
TO IMPROVE PRESENT CONDITIONS.
Attitude of Illinois Commission Not
satisfactory to Exchange.

AINANuue OF llA1uOlg tom mminaiOu NOT
satisfactory to Exchange.
: In reference TO the trip recently made by
the Illinois and Missouri Warehouse and
Railroad commissions and the committee
OF the Merchants Exchange on the freight
congestion, over the terminals on both
sides OF the river. James s. Mcclellan.
chairman OF the committee. addressed
letter TO T. r. Ballard. president OF the
exchange yesterday in regard TO the state
menI alleged TO have been made by Chair
man Neville OF the Illinois Commission. in
which Mr.. Neville is quoted as saying that
the conference with the committee
amounted TO nothing. and the exchange
has filed no complaint.
Mr.. Mcclellan states In substance that
II the Terminal plans are carried out there
Is bright future ahead. but immediate re-
lief is needed. and the two commissions
were invited to look over the situation by
the exchange believing the present condi-
tions can be very materially improved
upon. The committee did not feel that IL
was called upon TO gather evidence with
view OF convicting any one. but only TO
aid IN bringing about a better condition
IN closing. Mr.. Mcclellan says:
I'VE are pleased TO say that we have
the positive assurance from the Railroad
Commissioners Of Missouri that they will
do everything within their power to aid
IN the betterment OF a1airs on the West
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
PASSENGER COMMITTEES CONFER.
Union station and Worlds Fair Ne
cexSitIes InveHtiEatcd.


The committees OF passenger officials re-
Gently appointed TO report on the neees-
sIties for additional space at Union sta
tion and the installation Of a joint ticket
onice at the Worlds Fair held sessions
yesterday.
The Committee on Union Station FaciI-
ties. of which General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Charlton Of the Chicago and
Alton Is chairman. visited Union Station
and made a careful survey OF the present
offices, afterwards submitting recOmmen-
dations TO President McChesney for more
windows and greater space for the ticket
and Pullman Offices. as well As the -
Jablishment OF a joint valuation once
II is stated that Mr.. MCChesney eN-
pressed himself in favor Of most OF the
improvements suggested, deeElinB them
feasible and necessary.
The committee on the establishment OF
a joint ticket Office at the Worlds Fair.
Of which Assistant General Passenger
Agent Hilleary Of the Big -Four Is chair
man, visited the Fair grounds and con-
ferred with + l. MasqueTay. Chief OF Dc
sign az the Exposition in regard 10 the
design Of the office and the cost II viii be
situated in the Transportation building
Several designs were submitted by Mr..
Masquerays which in turn will be submit
ted 1T the meeting or general passenger
agents in this city October -. when the
Union Station Committee will also report
IL is stated that the office at the World 5
Fair will be circular in form, and cost
about $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
FOR RETIREMENT OF SERVICE.
Missouri Pacific Passenger officials
Meet in Conference.

Meet in Conference.
At meeting OF the passenger officials
OF the Missouri Pacific yesterday morning
in the ofiice OF Vice President Bird, plans
we're dIscussed to thoroughly advertise
and make successful in every way the new
Worlds Fair train service inaugurated on
the Iron Mountain route between St Louis
and Chicago to California and Old Mexico.
together with the greatly shortened time
between ST. Louis, Dallas and Fort
Worth. The new schedule to 60 into ef-
feet october IS.
Traffic Director Bird could not arrange
to be present. but a letter from him was
read. an which he urged the Importance
Townsend, general passenger and ticket
agent. explained the purpose and intention
OF the new service, emphasizing that every
effort must be put forth 10 secure the full
est advantage OF the additional service
offered. since every passenger secured for
the st. Louis gateway would from time 10
time witness the great preparations FOR
the Worlds Fair.
After a luncheon at the Mercantile Cub
the passenger representatives visited the
Fair grounds. Following are those
present:
H c. Townsend. C. P 7. a. St Louis.
ao = s.sss. s:11 a g. P p A. / KaasSs & s. TsTls GJT.
4saa nG wR R e Hiiie9 HS9, q E A. A. NtG MS9ei 9oTE
lily. y y; J., e: Lewis: T. P: A. Austin.
Ky. G. A A Deaas, Jr. T. p A. Indianap-
oils, Ind: A. A Gallagher. D. P A. Cincin-
Pn' r. o. .sF85E gsss %on + y P .rSii s.; SheHs9 ib III
John R. James. c P. A, Pi.tsSgrE,. Pa: 5. z
BSna;y. saptrini6ndsSt dining car service. s., s.
Louis. No: 4. V. Brtsh3lIn. 9,l Eenss5Tal 6assase
EenEer HEelt- 81 Louis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
PHILADELPHIA WANTS
THE WABASH RAILROAD.
Trades League Pledges TO Assist
Gould System in Securing De-
sirabIe TerminaIa.
REPrRLIC EPECIAI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia, Pa. Oct 9.--George J.
Gould has been invited by the Trades
League and Mayor Weaver TO bring the
Wabash Railroad to Philadelphia. Di-
rectors OF the league last night adopted
resolutions which are indorsed by the
Mayor. The resolutions were presented
by Coleman Sellers. Jr.. OF William Sellers
& Co In part they were:
That the Trades League offers every
encouragement to the Wabash Railroad
company to enter this city and hereby
pledges its heartiest support in assisting
the said company 10 secure desirable ter
minalS."
Philadelphia business men have been
agitattng this move for more than a year.
At the present time all the railroads cen
tering here, the Baltimore and Ohio and
the Reading, are under the control OF the
Pennsylvania Rt,Erosd. and there is not a
shadow Of COMPETITION in passenger or
freight rates Business men believe that
the city is also suffering as a seaport, and
that the Pennsylvania influence Is all ex-
erted in favor OF New York shipping.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Auditor of Post-Office Depart
ment Gives Private Business
as Reason for Action.
WAITED FOR INVESTIGATION.
Declares RumOr That He Sold
Stock to POStmasters TO
Be Utterly Ground
less.

Washington oct Announcement OF
the resignation Of H. A Castle. Auditor
for the Pcst-Ofice Department was made
to-day. The resignation was dated Octo-
Der :. and WAS directed TO the Secretary
OF the Treasury. who has indicated his
acceptance. The resignation IS TO take ef-
feet when his successor is appointed and
qualities.
Mr. Castle said that he had rendered his
resignation last spring. but that when the
Investigation OF Post-Omce Department
affairs was begun. Secretary Shaw asked
him to remain. and he had consented. Mr..
Castle added that his reason for resign
ing was the necessity for giving attention
to his private business. and that as soon
as relieved from the duties OF his official
position he would return TO his old home
in St Paul
In reply TO a question as 20 whether his
resignation had been induced by any
charges connected with the investigation
Into the affairs OF the Post-Ofice Depart
ment. Mr.. Castle replied in the negative.
I know OF no charge" he said. IF
there were any. would not. OF course, be
allowed 10 resign The only criticism OF
myself. OF which I am aware. was made
Dy MI Tulloch, and I made reply TO his
statement last May. / have. ~ course
seen the newSpape- statements that I
would be reelected Upon 10y the reports 10
Be made by Mr.. Brisruyg and by NpeSrS
Bonaparte and Conrad. know nothing as
TO the accuracy OF this report and can
only say that shall be prepared 10 an
swer any criticisms when made.
My only reason for resigninE Is that
which has been given l wanted TO get
out OF official life. and I was especially
anxious TO avoid spending the last summer
IN Washington I was urged. however, TO
remain until the investigation could be
made, and now that Il is over I want 10
get out before the congressional inquiry
commences That may go on Indefinitely
and I do not care TO wait upon fits termina-
tiOn."
Mr.. Castle said the report that he IS 4
ported to have been engaged in selling
stock TO Postmasters vas not true but
added that IL he had been there would
have been no ground for criticism in that
Circun srarrp
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

Greer-Anderaon Realty Company repre-
sented by p V. Greer. yesterday sold
seven and onn-haif acres at KirkwuOd.
close 10 the electric ca-s. in woodIavn
avenue The ground consists NJ two
tracts. lying very high and partly COW
cred with foliage. Handsome homes sur
round the prDparty. and the ptfrcfasnr
bought FOR the purpose % subdividInc the
property into lots. II viii divide into more
than 100 feet The price paid was ssi0
an acre Sold for the account OF William
McDada 10 Charles +. HollinSworfh OF
Galveston. Tex who viii buiii many
small houses as soon as he divides the
r.roperfv into lots Gree--Anderson Realty
Company win act as agents for the sub
division
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

Side. and We understand We may expect
the same from the Railroad Commission
ers Of Illinois on the East Side
The committee OF which Mr. McClellan
is the chairman has requested the local
freight agents TO meet them in the direc-
tors room OF the Merchants ENchange
on Monday. October l.. at : O'Clock. ana
request any members of the exchange
who may have complaints 90 make as. 70
DELAYED handling Of their freight during
the past week or ten days TO present a
statement thereof To Mr.. Mcclellan pre-
NinIIa TO the meetinE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
GEN. MILES FOR PRESIDENT.
Flambeau Club of Topeka, Kas.,
InGorses Him.

Topeka. Kas-. Oct. 9.-The Topeka Dem
ocratic FTambeau Club. the largest Demo-
cratic organization IN the State, has unan-
imously indorsed General Miles for Presi-
dent.
The club viii make an organized effort
to deliver the Democratic support in Kan
saS TO General Miles for the nomination
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
HOME WRECKED BY DYNAMITE
Foster Mcconnell Thinks Enc
mics Are After Him.

Joplin. No. Oct. e.-The home Of Foster
Mcconnell a Constable, near here, was
wrecked by dynamite early to-day. Mr..
McConneu's two little children were hurt,
hut the other members Of the family es-
capped injury.
Mcconnell had earned the ennity OF the
tough element by making several arrests
Sam Maus has been arrested on suspicion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Three superintendent Resign.

Topeka. Kas., Oct. st is stated on
goOd authority that three Rock Island
division euperintendents have resigned
their positions in compliance with a re
quest from the headquarters OF that road
at Chicago. The three are ]. H Conlin,
superintendent OF the FL PasO division.
with headquarters at Dalhart. Texas; A
T. Abbott. superintendent OF the Colo
rado division, with headquarters at Colo
rado Springs. and c. L fSichOls. superin-
tendent OF the Nebraska division. with
headquarters at Fairbury. Neb.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
sale of .. r. q. Company.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Milwaukee. Wis. Oct s.-Nesotiatlons
have been completed whereby all the prop
erty Of the Union Refrigerator and Transit
Company OF Kentucky has passed into the
possession OF a new corporation, the con-
trolling interest and all but a minor
amount OF stock being owned by Eugene
OF so refrigerator cars and the repair
shops Of the company. It Is In the cars
OF the company that a great portion OF
the beer in the United States is trans
ported. The controlling interest In the
corporation was formerly owned by New
York capitalists and officials " the An
heuser-Busch Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. Oct. s.-Forecast:
NISsouri-Fair and warmer Saturday and
Sunday.
nlinois-Fair Saturday: warner In west. sun
DAY. fair.
Enstern TeNas-Fair Saturday and Sunday:
light 70 fresh east 70 southeast winds.
Western TcNas-Fair saturday: fair In south.
rain IN north portion sunday
OKLAHOMA. Arkansas. Indian Territory-Falr
and warmer Saturday and Sunday.
Nebraska and kzns1s-Fair Saturday. with
warmer IN eastern portion Increasing ci0udI-
ness Sunday.
Iowa-Fair and warmer Saturday. Sunday.
rain
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
SwItchmen Strike.

hEPN bLlIl cfIl-LALA
Mobile. Ala. Oct. e.-Ths switchmen IN
the Southern yards struck to-day for more
money. They claim they are getting less
than any other company here pays for yard
work. The present wages are $50 and -.
The strikers want 81 and 81. The COM
peny experienced no Inconvenience to-day
with either passenger or freight trains
but will tomorrow, until men from other
points on the road are brought here to
take the strikers places
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
WABASH FILES STIPULATION.
Last Legal Step Taken in Settlement
of Wage Trouble.

The final legal steps toward settling the
trouble which arose last year between the
Wabash Railway Company and its train
men. firemen and conductors over a wage
increase was made yesterday IN the hliRg
Of a stipulation in the United States
Court dismissng the suit at the complain
ants cost.
The document states that the trouble be-
tween the railroad company and its en-
plOyes had been settled.
A demand was made on the Wabash last
spring by the trainmen and conductors for
an increase in pay. This demand was re-
fused. but before a strike was ordered the
company got out a temporary injunction
restraining the officers OF the trainmeu
and firemen from ordering a strike This
Injunction was dissolved later and an
amicabls adjustment OF the difficulty was
reached.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Cancel. withdrawn Notice.

Chicago. Oct Sowing to the settle
ment OF the interchangeable mileage qUes-
ton among the Western railroads, the
Rock Island has Cancelled its notice OF
withdrawal from membership in the
Clergy Bureau II will continue a mem
Der Of that and the Mileage Bureau o. the
said 10 be quite probable that Il will soon
resume its membership IN the association
itself
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
nIInoI, EIrctrin LInr.

Springfield. Ill. Oct. S-ArticIes OF in
corporation for the Illinois Central EIec-
trio Railway Company. with principal
Offices at Canton. and a capital stock OF
$4,000. were fled in tho once OF the Sec
retary or State to-day The line is 10 be
constructed from Canton. Fulton County.
TO Peoria thence to Galesburg. Havana,
River View. Farmington and Lewiston. IN
Fulton County. and Macomb. McDonOugh
COunty
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
HARVARD VARSITY IMPROVES.
Scored Twice Against Scrub
Which Made No Line Gains.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. S.-Harvard foot
ball practice was a good deal better to-day
than It has been at any other time for the
last ten days The varsity scored twice on
the second team by good. straight foot
ball, and the scrub did not once gain a
first on downs against the varsity line
Hurley, at right half back. made two
runs. one for twenty yards around right
end, and one for fifty-five yards on receiv-
ing punt in the back field.
Captain Marshall ran through signal
practice, and will be in the game to-mor-
row against Amherst Last year Harvard
Just barely won from Amherst. and hard
game is expected
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
R. w. Raster Resirnr.

Omaha Neb.. Oct 9.-Robert W. Bax-
ter general superintendent OF the Ne
braska division OF the Union Pacific Rail
road. has handed his resignation TO Pres
ident Burt. TO take effect October 10.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

Higginsville. No. Oct s--A. w New
land. a weIl-to-do land owner and farmer
south OF here. Is dead from a pistol shot.
The tragedy occurred IN a saloon at 6.I5
the house by a screen. and Il f. supposed
that the shot was fired by his own hand
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

Returning tourists with nothing 10
wear have only to drop in at BARR'S to
find the newest and best Of the seasons
styles waiting for them. Come they even
from across the seas. Bars buyers have
got here just ahead OF them with the new
sst. most chic Of European modes. The
Fan season Is 'on'' at Bars great store
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Real Estate Transfer..

Deizs-. city biock g7d: Joseph 9.
Christen ana wife 20 Frederick W.
Gchiuafer-W a. -s.s----sss ---.-.-..f
RFNTOS-3 n n =. bet Blair and
FIfteenfh cfrv block HE Northuest-
srn Savings Fank 10 Louis v Schnei-
cer-W. a ----.------ - ----.-..-..--.-.
COTE RRTIIIANTEs-59 a. =. beinE
80 CUta Rrfiliante. city block fs17:
IameE p O-Brien and vile 20 Oak
ley g Edslfa and Wife-E- c ...-....-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

MrCAUSL-AND-s1s q. : in. vs. nv
e1=. STANLEY. Jane G. Alexander to
Francs ~. r1up-r-W- d.....-.....-.-... 3
NEWSTEAI--5 T. in 2. b-ins
Ni.huisHr and wife q al 20 Julia
EuEttsalN-u. a -.-.-...-.--.--. groc
PULN-1a n s In " $. being Sol 10
Nlli PolE. city blocks GIss and Slgs.
tGe hls Mudty Cnal and Iron Co 10
Arthur J. Carpenter-W- d---------..... 4 800
PAEk-@ n. g. =. bet California and
Nebraska, city block MI: Regal Realty
and Investment co. 20 Louis q. Herch-
elr9sder and wife-w- d.--.--.......--. 4.foo
RAYMOND T., n =. being sld9 Raw
mond. city block 5l5I. Julia b He'll
muth TO Esther r FerEuEon-w. d.. $50
RI. SELL T.. =. s.. being Ets Rus
s-u. cttv block ts3s; Rosewood Realty
@ % Charles X. Block-w. d.. AGo
city block So: Peter HeIbel 20 tho
Peter Heibel & sons Planning MIL and
SOUTH DAKOTA-S It. u- .. bet
Compton AMI virginia. city block =724.
Julia Troy 70 James Andrew Troy
| oi.ry9 F,-si n bGt 1,,vic- ara
walton city block E55T. Margaret Bres-
uahaa % Elizabeth Rlyy-W- d.. 27co
OlINE-W IT, n s.. bet. TAYLOR and
Walton, city block El57. Horton Realty
Company 20 Margaret Bresnahan-
OREGON IT. ". =. bet. Cherokrs
and Potomac. city huCk i5s1s ArChl-
bald y buEc 90 Christian W Meyer
ORESDN-m a. a. in ". q. bet Win
uehaEp and Miami. city block lsE.
barbara Dietsrhe 20 Ida pietsch q
- a. - ,.-f----'.-.5
OLIVE q =. eet, Ewing a1d
Thsy-r and husband ct al 20 J. Bigsr
Shlvids--w .--...-..-.. 9.eo0
I PESNSYLv.NNiA-50 n. =. y. BET.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
SUMMER RESORTS.

C'rittendrn and Gravoi-. city block ns3:
Frank Feiner Real Estate Company to
Mary Eva Mryer-w. d................... lEo
STRIP-I0 n. wide. running from Cote n
Brillaute 20 ThAodnsia, for passage
wav. city block 81. James P. O'Brien
and wife % oakley s. Eielin and wtfs
--alLI- Co.
TENTH-0 q. W bet Benton and
Warren. CITY block -: William Singer
and wife e al 20 Julia A. Jewett-
w d..-.-..---..s-. ..---...-.....-. -
wESTNfISSTER-50 II n = bet. Lake
ana Union. city block 51j0B: Thomas
Cozzens 20 Albert r. TeTry-qtc. a. 4
WEST BELLE-Se u. 8 IN, n 8. bet
Fenilet0n ani Nswstead- city block
ass. Thomas ?. Foley 20 Elizabeth ".
kahety-W- o. --.-...-..-......- lsSq9
WEST PTNE-10 n. g. being f1ss
West Pine city block 5g1s. Camilla :.
McMsuuS % rluella - Browning-w. D. 1870
WARREN o.. ia IN. bet. Twenty fIr
saronI anil Tusnty-third. city block
s csbrs9 sS'9s5p' saa ri:S H35s''iSn TO r.':k .s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
WILL TEACH INDIAN SCHOOL
Miss Pritchard of st. Louis Re
ceives Appointment.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Washington. Oct s.-Miss Sallie B.
Pritchard OF St Louis has been appointed
a teacher in the Shawnee Indian School.
Oklahoma
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

LoCKLING-PETToN-A the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs- Felix Coste No. Ssi4 Shenan-
doah avenue on Thursday. october 8 lsosI
Miss Amanda Peyt0n OF Hannibal. No. and
Mr. Paul P. Locking OF FH7uitdale. Ala, the
Reverend @. Croker Adams Of St John 3
Episcopal Church of6ciating
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

KLUBEscHEIDT-Lottie Emma, after I'm
Ear1ng Illness, died at p. m. Friday, OCTOBER
3. 1903. dearly beloved daughter Of George and
Emma KIubescheidt- Funeral Sunday. At ,.
m. from family Tesidsnce, No. S5l2 Missouri
avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Government Report.

DEPARTMENT of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
-Nstr1r1IoEicsl observations received a. 81
Louis October 9. Is.lC. at SO p m local time
and 6 p. m. sevUuty-fftn meridian time Oh
ssrvati0ns made al the same moment cf time
al all stations.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
DEATHS.

BARTHOLOMEW October g. 1903 AZ 2:s0
a. N, at his residence, No eSS7 Russell ave
nue.. Perry Bartholow, in his forty ninth year.
Funeral Sunday October II. from the residence
at 80 p. Interneut private
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

PFETFFER-Leopo;d PfetIe-. beloved bus
band OF Caroline Pfeinsr. and father Of Max,
Wil and Ben Pfeiner, Ma P. p. Jack and
1frs. c. Henfngsr. aged q years. Funeral Sun
osnee No. lzss Page boulevard