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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-20

raQZle panSIWa, pOWoQu roAuycn
wniesionych interpelacyi, kancler7
panstwav. Buelow Mat sposobnose
wytl6maczyc zachowanie sic rzadu
W zatargu Venezuela, apotem
wytl6maczy6, jake stanowisko Rad
zajmie W kwestyi macedonskiei.
Powiedziaf. re Rad niemiecki ME
zamierza wcale zajmowa6 sic czyn-
ME sprawami politYcznemi ma Bat
kanie, ale vita radoscia kaade
wydarzenie dazace do naprawienia
tamze stosunk6w bez naruszania
terrytoryalnei catoSci Turcyi, Pro-
jekta Austryi i Rosyi jak najzrecz-
niej wypefniaja to warunki. q dru-
giej strony Money ME cofna sic
pred wystapieniem, gdy chodzic
bedzie utrzymanie pokoju. = Po-
sci prof. Hasse z lipskiego uniwer-
sytetu wyrazit niezadowolenie z
traktowania kwestyi wenezuelskiej
powodu, re dafo sic sposobnosc
Stanom Zjednoczonym do podnie'
sienia ich wpiyw6w i znaczenia;
kr tykowai takze ostro wyrazania
sic i postepowanie barona Specka
v. Sternburg, m6wiac, re pensYe
powinnyby mu wiasciwie pfacie
Stany zjednoczone, kt6rym on siu-
zy wiecej, niz Niemcom.
WAszYNGToN, 20go marca. =
Kentrowersya pomiedzy Wenezu-
ella a mocarstwami w nowa wcho-
dzi faze. Cd niejakiego czasu O.
biegafy pogtoski, il mocarstwa "a
mierzaja z pominieciem trybunatu
haskiego ukfadac sic wprost pre-
zydentem Castro. Azeby dowie-
wiedziec sic czegoS pewnego, re-
prezentant Venezuela, Herbert
Bowen, wystosowaf note do bry-
tyjskiego ambassadors Herberta,
proszqc W niej grzecznie o wyja-
snienie, czyli te pogloski opieraja
sic ma prawdzie i przypominaiac,
IL protok6iy cd miesiaca czekaja
ma podpisy reprezentant6w mo-
carstw. zdaje sic, re nota ia ME
pozostanie bez odpowiedzi.
WASHINGTON, 20go marca. =
Senat odroczyt sic wczoraj, zafa-
twiwszy sic ostatecznie ratyfko-
waniem ukfadu wzajemnosci Ku-
ba. Ratyfkacya uchwalona costa
Ia 20 gfosami przeciw 16. Uwia-
domiono prezydenta uchwale, a
gdy ten ozuajmii,ze ME ma dalszych
polecen dla senatu, odroczono sic
ostatecznie.
SAN JUAN, Portorico, 20 marca.
Parma Alicya Roosevelt przyby-
Ia tu ma parowcu Coamo. Zostafa
powitana przez gubernatora Hunta
jego rodzine. Ma jej Geese urza-
dza sic przedstawienie teatralne i
spalone zostana sztuczne ognie. w
przyszla Srode wybiera sic W po-
dr6a W gEab kraju. W Ponce ro-
bia nadzwyczajne przygotowania
ma jej przyjecie.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 20go marca. -
Sad obwodowy zwiazkowy roz-
strzygnal, re Anna Taylor, wdowa
pewnego czfouka organizacyi uRo-
<yal Arcanum", ME ma prawa do
posmiertnego W sumie $4,000. MAJ
jej spuSci sic ma to, ze kasyer jego
towarzystwa opfaci jego podatek:
ten jednakowoz zapomniaf tenn,
p6zniej ofarowaf pieniadze, ale ich
ME przyieto dlatego, re ma czas ich
ME zfozyf. Missy sad rozstrzy-
gnat ma korzy5o wdowy.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., 20go marca,-
Mielismy tu niedawno blizard,a to-
raz temperature spadfa nizej zera.
Bydio niezmiernie ucierpiaio W
skutek powrotu zimy bodowcy
znaczue poniosa straty. W Lam
der, Wyo., cd "a godzin panuje o.
gromna zawierucha sniezna imiej-
scami 5nieg ley do wysoko5ci Is
cali. Take W South Dakota 5nieg
pada obfcie, a miejscami zawieje
przerywaja komunikacya.
SAN FRANCISCO, 20 marca. -
Odbyfo sic tn zgromadzenie 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-20
Piatek dnia 2Ogo Marca 1903 r.

notorycznemu konstablowi Green
berg pragnie Emusic jego pore
czycieli do zaplacenia odszkodowa-
MIA tym, kt6rzy przez Greenberga
poniesIi dotkliwe straty. Straty
wynosza og6lna sumo 100000, ma
kt6rych pokrycie majatek poreczy-
cieli Greenberga ME wystarcza,
lecz ia okolicznose ME zmniejsza
znaczenia novel ligi, pred ktora
szachraje, mieniacy sic sedziami
pokoju konstablami beda mieli
odtad pewien respekt.
Sprawy robotnik6w.
Przyszio do porozumienia mie-
dzy wlascicielami SHADOW mebli q
ich klerkami. Zgodzono sic ma 9
godsinowy dzieh piracy PREY do
tychczasowem wynagrodzenlu'
Sklady beda otwarte cd 8 godziny
rano do 6 po poludniu, lecz W mie-
siacach kwietniu, maiu, pazdzier-
niku listopadzie, trzy razy W ty-
godniu zamykane bedq dopiero o 9
godzinie.
Woznice trudniacy sic rozwoze-
MEM towar6w groseryjnych i mie.
sa um6wili sic pracodawcami'
Dzien piracy skiada sic z IL godzin,
lecz W soboty i inne dnie przed-
swiateczne woznice beda czynni
takze wieczorami. Za powozenie
jednym koniem pobierac beda $40,
pare koni S12. Pracodawcy zatru-
dniac beda tylko nieuuionistow'
Stolarze, kt6rzy wykonczaja me-
bic, zadaja podwyzszenia piacy i 9
godzinowego dnia piracy. Wiasci-
ciele fabryk sa gotowi przystac ma
skr6cenie dnia piracy, lecz o pod
wyzszeniu wynsgrodzenia ME chca
sfuchac. Stolarze przemysliwaja
mad tenn, czy ME byfoby korzystnie
urzadzic straik.
Walka z psem.
W dystrykcie rzezali napadat
wielki pies, widoc2nie wsciekfy, 2
rasy "bernardyn6w", ma dzieci. 8
letniego Willie Grace pm. S28 W.
48 ul. powalit ma ziemie poszar-
pal mu ciafo zebami. Sasiedzi od-
pedzili wreszcie rczszalafe zwierze
zamkneli je W stajni Nc Mahona,
pm. 1859 Halsted str. Kiedy wszedf
do stajni policyant thinner, azeby
w6ciekfa bestye uciszyc. Dopiero
sierzant policylny Farrell podazyt
Zimmerowi ma pomoc i celnym
strzalem usmierci} psa.
ZuchWafa kradziez.
W domu pm. 1721 Prairie ave..
oswietlonym elektrycznoscia ma
wewnatrz ma zewnatrz, zasiadla
do kolscyi rodzina H. H. Waltera,
prezesa kompanii, trudniacej sie
kupnem sprzedazq posiadto5ci
miejskich. W tymze czasie zfo-
dzieie przystawili drabke do scia-
ny domu weszli oknem ma gorne
pietro, poczem udali sic prosto do
pokoju pani Walter, zkad zabrali
klejnoty wartosci $4,000. Miedzy
innemi przywfaszczyli sobie ma
szyjnik, wysadzany perfami bry-
lantami, ktory pani Walter otrzy-
mafa W dniu slubu, jake pamiatke.
Policya rozumuje, 4e zfodzieje byli
obeznani dokfadnie z rozkfadem
mieszkania panstwa Walter, pomi.
mo to do tel pory ma slad ich ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-20
w hotelu prowincyonalnym.

Ma prowincyi pred hotelem'
wisi napis:
"Mozna roznowie sic we wszy-
stkich jezykach."
Cudzoziemiec ME mogac poro-
zumiec sic re (sluzba w trzech je-
zykach, pyta gospodarza:>
= Ktoz II was mowi wszystsd-
mi jezykami7
- Goscie, prosze pana-brzmi
odpowaedz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-20
Ruch parowc6w.

OdeszIy;
NEW YORK: La Lorraine do Havrs,
Barbarossa do Bremy.
LONDYN: Minnetonka do N. T..
QUEENSTOWN: Celtic do N. =.
Przyby}y:
PALERMO: Algeria Neapolu.
LIVERPOOL Saxony z Bostonu.
GLASGOW: Laurentian z N. Y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
Branch Offices.

Branch Offices.
II not convenient to call at The Star
Office. 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue. leave your advertisements at
any Postal Telegraph Office, all of
which are branch offices of The Even
ing Star.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One cent word for Rooms For Rent
Rooms and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ed Help and Situations. Minimum
charge. 15c. an insertion
NORTHWEST BRANCHES.
14th and yelling Eppleys Drug Store.
18th and U sts.-Portner's Drug store
1902 14th st.-Albinsons.
18th and r. I.-Portman & Hoyle's.
18th and T-Criswelrs Drug Store.
VT ave. and I-King's Drug Store
Conn. ave and L--Woods Drug Store.
25th and Pa.-Herbst's Drug Store.
Woodward & Lothrops-
8. Kann, Sons & Co.
120l1R + st.-King's Cigar Store.
e12 Pennsylvania ave.
9th and + disbursement building.
9th and d streets.
u. S. Capitol-House Corridor.
City Post Office-Main Entrance.
7th and d SITS. NV.
416 9Th st NV.
Columbian Building.
Jenifer Building
Ith and D SITS. NV.
Hotels-Raleigh New willard. Nation
al. Ebbitt, Riggs, Regent. Gordon.
Barton and Normandie.
EAST WASHINGTON.
I'd & Pa. ave. s.e.-Dobyns' Drug Store.
9Th and z s.e.-Bradley's Drug Store.
11th and E. Cap--Ha1ey's Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST.
18th st. wharf-Postal Telegraph office.
GEORGETOWN.
S2d and M.-O'Donnell's Drug Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR NAN, WIFE
and child, six years. in Mt. Pleasant suburbs
reasonable price. Address H. L. g. Station IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESMAN, IMMEDIATELY, BY A
reliable Cleveland house, Il wideawake with
good business experience 10 complete travel
ing force for 1903: general mercantile trade; per-
manent. W. f. HODGMAN, Sales Manager.
Cleveland, Ohio. 1t"
WANTED-TIIREE Al Statesmen WILLING TO
hustle six days In the week and ten months In
the year for income ranging from 81 900 to
50, 600 net per year. Others earning it, why
not you? For full particulars write THE HAIR
RINGTON-MONNETT CO. Decatur. Ill. my9&16
WANTED SALESMAN TO SELL WHITE LEAD;
experience necessary; liberal commission paid;
goods delivered and other Inducements to dealers.
Address BOWMAN COOPERATIVE WHITE
LEAD COMPANY st. Louis. No. ny9-s-2t
WANTED - CIGAR Statesmen; EXPERIENCE
unnecessary; good pay. EMANUEL 4 CO.. Sta
tIon ~ New York city. my2 8 1929
WANTED-SAIESMEN, TRAVELLING OR LOCAL:
side line; 25Go commission goods new; sell
every business eyeryv here; sample free Ad-
dress l.. " CO., H. E. 125th St, New York.
apis A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
wANTEDLApARTMENTs.

wANTED-BY Young MARRIED COUPLE, A
four Or hve-room nat IN an apartment house
northwest section. Address, stating price and
location Box g. Star once. it,
WANTED-APARTMENT, 2 OR ROOMS, OR
email fat, for 8 adults: private BATH north OF
Pa: ave.; west Of f4th st. State particulars
references Moderate price. Near car line. Ad-
WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY NO chill
dren), to rent for the summer months beginning
on the LIST OF June) a dat Of rooms, kitchen and
bath room; terms must be low and care of nat
must be consideration. Address A. 2. NJ. Star
ONCE. myS-3ts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York. Feb. 2s.-Flour-Receipts q. $50; ex-
s esass u J 'f suy sssaas Rye cut ao asa'n du isrs fSii w eat
-four nominal. Cornmeal easy: yellow Western
H IKE; s1sy t s.sss; , Kss , Steady biNSt NJ. . s' Ses si.s Ih sist
ystoT; So sTsd s5he { {; +, arSat; No. j North
sSss ssss cary E {; 81 f sstssr E SnslSa' s saS : 1 1sss
favorable weather news. corn strength and COW
erins. Subsequently. however. it yielded to light
e ssa aIS.sd 1 pSSr a EXPORT 2 1sr, indu Try a AND IiSui MsICP
sISsed ssSs: My 3: is,,isssl 3 ssslse: elSssa lie asse;
So olSI IfRssaiS a;is f.S closed s. as5.s; s s.sssi: ele spe, i siS;
S MGi : se Sc eie va ! H sSa IS Ssc !, 8 Spt B an %att. No a. 2
veioped forenoon strength and activity on cables
and pSST ara s5Sd snsw p Tsas fF lish W,,, receipts snss
speculative demand. On later news and poor ex-
p quite d stesdy at eTi sss4 Tsa net; ads sns the F ssISss elo ssi
S. sisa sli;sa i iS 1850: 9a izp ssss: as: eis 81 SsIi::
No; 2 &c; No, ; 42Ss; , stsnasId white Az; Ne
IS. option. quiet. sa. :tesSisi; Win soln: va Nay
4: A0Efs Ears gust steady q! h rsape sss s.s sass'. f sas n arm.
T 1aI Low easg c9ston-sssd on easy; prime yellow
'e fisefSool R'f Feb frR s.- Mflssses sS'e Quiet: No. 2
s ss s Wss's m. w i cal e Ma; q NJ i,d ! N satnss. s asiss!
Ssses Is "a; My siEI! :; I'd : !s!s; s ia, e s ss,:
A A%s5sss e ss s|tss Nay S'a Is n sss stock futures steady;
dull; 80. : white ss,ss: Whisky. on the basis Of
buiutn e w. l HaI -LC'
Ne ? M, SSrth her o If: No; ,,s Northern and May
Chicago. Feb. 2s.-Cash: Flour steady. Wheat
No. q spring Tsa79c: No. 3 7I97Sc: No. 2 red
74x G75c. Corn-No. . 44,tc;. No. . yellow 4Hac.
Oats-No. 2 skc: No. 3 white 34635hc. Rye
No. . &9ISc. Barley-Good feeding l3G46c: fair to
choice mating 4Sd53c.. Timothy 81. 90
G3.ss. Provisions-Meserpork. per bbl.. sl7.751
i7.s7H: lard. per 100 bsi. ss.6oag. s.: short ribs
sides uoose) s.. 6oqs. so: dry sailed shoulders
(bxd) IS. 256s. so: short clear sides Cbxd.) s.. S1IsG
10. whisky. basis OF high wines. 81
Minneapolis Feb. 2s.-wheat-May 7shT16%c:
on trk.. No. 1 hard 7sEc: No. l Northern INC:
+ 10, second nd'' patents SO 81, soss.s 80: first clears s.. 3:
second clears g. le67. 20. Bran in bulk N5GI5. Is.
Toledo. O., Feb. fairly active and
lower; cash 1870: May 7sAc: July 75hc. Corn
dull and steady; Feb. ACC; May 45%c: July sc.
Oats dull and nrm; Feb. 3iSc: May $3.50. Rye
No. 1 64ac. Clover seed fairly active and lower:
FEB. and March H.@ns: prime timothy SIS;
Ksnss. city. Feb; s-wh.as,May s7ssHc;
3 red ssa1Hc: No. 3 67assc. Corn.ADrii 3sN9
SIS; May ssh; July ssSs S cash No. M miSed
oats"No. 2 white $685.; Ne. 2 mixed 2aga5i4c.
prairie g, Receipts: Wheat, g go: corn ntso:
Milvaukee. Wis. Feb. " nrm: No. 1
Northern s0isQs0&c: No. Q Northern 7slk61s%c;
Nav TAc asked. Rye steady: No. ! 51Q52c. Bar
lev steady: No. , e4c: sample 47656c. con-May
ALL oskod
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
STRENGTH IN CORN AIDS
OTHER GRAINS At CHICAGO.
WHEAT DULL THROUGHOUT
THE DAY.
Foreign News Is Still Bearish-
Provisions Active and Strong,
With Close Higher.

Chicago, Feb. 26.-The strength in corn
aided the other grains to-day and higher
prices prevailed, May wheat closing a shade
higher. May corn Sake higher. and oats up
BMkc. Provisions were strong. and the
May products closed unchanged to 12c
higher.
Wheat fuled dull throughout the day, but
the market showed considerable strength.
principally on the advance in the price OF
corn. The Northwest and other markets
We're firm. and arrivals in the Northwest
much smaller than a year ago. The open
ing was steady on cables. and May was a
shade lower to a shade higher at 71sc to
7!Ac. The good demand for corn early IN
the session started shorts to cover, and the
market became strong. May selling up 10
77ssc. The foreign news was still bearish.
and after the most nervous shorts had Gov
cred, and with no material support from
the outside. prices weakened, and the close
was about steady, with May a shade higher
at 77hc. Clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 10000 bu. Primary receipts were
1000 bu.. against $4,000 blu. a year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of 1902 cars. which. with local receipts OF
Is cars-none Of contract grade-made totai
receipts for the three points of 3li cars,
against III cars last week, and go cars d
year ago.
Higher cables caused strength in the corn
pit at the opening, and good buying on the
light receipts, and on predictions Of unset
tied weather added to the early advance
the market ruling strong throughout the
day. A large volume of business was
transacted. but the greater portion of 1t
was for local account. provision interests
being heavy buyers of the May option.
while selling July. There was a fair cash
and export demand. which helped prices.
higher at 46Lc, after selling between 46isc
and 46Ssc. The continued scarcity of con-
tract grade stuff was a strengthening m
iuence. Out of 256 cars received. none weie
up to grade.
OATS.
Oats were helped by the strength in corn
and small receipts. but the volume of trac-
ing was light and confined mainly 20 locals.
The sentiment was bullish the entire day,
and the close was strong and at a fair
advance. May being lsuAc higher at $3.50
35Sc, after ranging between 35i.c and 35S@
35;sc. Local receipts were &c cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
WOUNDED BALD EAGLE
CHASES ST. CLAIR FARMER.
Charles FritxinEer Finally Kills Big
Bird Which Had Stolen His
Pigs and Chickens.

Charles Fritzinger, a farmer. living near
Smithton. st. Clair County. killed a bald
eagle Tuesday morning, which for the last
three weeks had been preying on Mr.. Frit-
Fingers poultry and pig sly.
Inc bird measured b feet 4 inches from
tip to tip of mis- wings, and it is thought to
be the largest bald eagle ever killed IN this
section of the country.
For several weeks Mr.. Fritzinger has no
ticed that some midnight prowler was Wis
itins his poultry yard and pig Sty. Several
of his choicest spring chickens were missed,
as were also two very young pigs. Sunday
morning MIR. Fritzinger found blood spots
solved TO watch for the thief. Tuesday
morning when Mr.. FritZinger started to
feed his stock he heard a commotiol in the
pig pen, and, stealthily approaching, he
saw the big bald eagle ciawng at a young
pig. MIR. Fritzinger hastily secured his shot
gun and, returning to the pen, hred at the
eagle.
Ihe big bird dropped its hold on the pigs
carcass and Hoped Its wings. MIR. rTit-
Finger thought that he had killed 1t, and
slowly walked up to it, when the eagle
recovered and made a dash at lin.
Mr.. FritZinger ran for the fence, which
he ieaped. ana then. before the disabled bird
could follow, he had fired the contents Of
the other barrel into its body. This last
shot proved, fatal.
Fritzinger carried the bird to the house,
and later in the day it was viewed by the
farmers of the neighborhood, all Of whom
had a story to tell of recent depredations.
Mr.. Fritzinger has sent the bird to a taxi
dermist land when it returns he will place
1t on exhibition at Smithton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
ISSUES LOWER
ON BRISK LIQUIDATION.
TRANSIT is WELL SUPPORT
ED BY INVESTORS.
Westinghouse Automatic Coupler
Is Again in Demand and
Sharply Higher.

Activity In fractions and a rather sharp
recession in the price Of the electric light
ing issues were the features Of yesterdays
trading on the local Stock Exchange. Trans
actions. while confined to a few issues, were
in fair volume, but there was little evidence
Of inside support. Transit was we'll taken
at SO. which was fractionally higher than
the closing price Wednesday. United Rail-
ways preferred opened higher at SIS. but
later eased off to So.
Lincoln was the only active issue in the
trust company group at S2S.5. Bank issues
were in fair demand Fourth National at
s346 and Third National at S31. so and 1888
being the strong cards. Commerce was
about steady at $3Si.75.
Westinghouse Automatic Coupler was
easily the best thing in the miscellaneous
group. with sales in the forenoon at So, q
net advance of 81 a share.
Central Coal and Coke was sharply on
the downturn from S69.S sly to $50.
In the afternoon session Missouri Edison
common was the center OF attention. The
stock was freely sold on the decline from
s22.0 to SO. Missouri Edison preferred also
was easy at s5s.75. Laclede Gaslight COM
mon was wanted at Sl00. but firmly held at
SOL. Westinghouse Automatic Coupler adj
vanced another point to $3. Central Coal
and Coke continued on the downturn to
ssS.62ls. Other issues were in moderate de-
mand and about steady.
MORNING SESSION.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
COMMISSION MEN AROUSED.


According to several members Of the East
Side Farmers Association. which proposes
the erection of a market house In East St.
Louis, certain commission men of st. Louis
are becoming alarmed at the progress made
in the market-house project, and are now
attempting to make a deal to keep Chicago
commission men out of the st. Louis mar
ket by agreeing to stay out of the Chicago
market for produce and garden truck.
This statement was embodied in several
reports made at the meeting of the farm
ers' association which was held in the East
st. Louis City Hall.
East ST. Louis farmers do not believe
that any such arrangement could last. as
they think the Chicago commission men
will refrain from buying in the East st.
Louis market. The farmers assert that
they are looking for the best possible prices
for their produce and that 1t makes no dif-
ference to them who buys it, as long as the
price Is good.
Arrangements were made to hold a big
meeting in Madison next Friday, when the
farmers of Nameoki and the surrounding
country will be invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27

EAST SIDE NEWS.

lot 2s. north division. Marissa Station: warranty
deed. 81. 900.
William Essex and wife to Mary c. Paul. loe
8. Dutsher's subdivision. block %: Illinois City,
julius Kohl and wife to Julius F. Kohl, para
lot 5. original town of BeIleville; wa rranty deed,
Andrew Bauer ct al. to Elizabeth Boul. lot IS
part sur. $40. claim $50: Quitclaim deed. 81.
Elizabeth Boul and husband to Andrew Bauer
ct al. lot 6. sur. 373. claim $50: q~uitclaim deed. 81,
Anna SchiGttenbeck ct al. to Charles Beck. lot
6. sur. 1913. claim $50. warranty deed. S525.
Charles E. Long and wife to Mrs. c.-E. Mo
Louis: warranty deed, $500.
Agnes Alexander to Andrew Anderson. lots i
to 45, block 81. North Claremont addition, Ease
st. Louis: warranty deed. s.. 100.
Fred Kraft and wife to John W. Maher. lots
$50 to SS5, Brooklyn: warranty deed, $500.
Margaret A. Miller and husband to Louisa A.
Gum. part lots . and }. block ). Gertrude place.
East ST. Louis: warranty deed. 5000. =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
B%elleville Pupils Will Render an In
Ierestinx PrOgramme TO-NiGht.

Members of the Belleville High School
Literary Society will give an entertainment
at the Central High School building this aft
ernoon. to which they have invited their
parents, relatives ana friends.
The programme will be as follows:
Piano solo. Alpine Hut" Elsie Shanuel: In
augu,al address. Cieorgana Rogers; German reci-
taIion, der S0enger," Carl Heidinger; recita-
tion. Don't Use big Words. Jessie Waterman:
recitation. The Isle OF Long Ago" Adele Miller;
German recitation, Die Fefangennehmung,'
Nora Voelkel: recitation. Farmer stebbins at
Football" Allen Quisley: piano solo. Ia Chase
tie OF Bunker HILL Frances Middlecofr: recita-
ton: 20 CAPTAIN; My captain Emma r1essa;
Vera Schroeder: Grafton. Patriotism" Clara
1fEdaIe: oraIion. Our Country Posie Woelk;
debate. Resolved. That Washington Did More
for Our Country Than Did Lincoln: affirmative.
Adele Jeorg and Clara Glueck: negative, Charles
Mullen anu Alfred Deitz: Gazette editors.
Else Graf and sophia Gauss: contributors. Helen
johnson. Agnes Admission. Edna Ludwig. Edwin
Hyde and Clara Sahlender. song. The Red,
White and Blue by the school.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-27
ELECTRIC LINES ELECT OFFICERS,
Stakeholder of East Side Roads In-
spected New POWer.HOuse

of East Side ROadB Ins
spected New P0wef-HOuse
stockholders of the East Side Electric
Lines elected directors and officers for the
lines at a meeting in the general Offices
of the company at Third street and
Broadway, East st. Louis. yesterday. .
The stockholders transacted routine busi-
ness and afterward were taken over the
lines Of the company on an inspection tour
and also To the new power-house.
The directors and officers for the various
lines comprising the East Side system
elected yesterday were:
East st. Louis and Suburban Directorsy. II.
Bramlette. E Abend, Jr. c.. NJ. ClsrS. G.. La
Esterbrook; 4: w. Gregory. L.C. HAYNES and
brook. secretary and treasurer: T. W. Gregory
assistant secretary and treasurer.
East st. Louis Railway Directors-J. N Bran
DRY and L. c. Haynes. Onicers-C. N. Clark
PRESIDENT; L: c. Haynes. vice president; T. We
Gregory. assistant secretary anu treasurer.
Bridge Electric Railway Directors-E.. W
Clark. Jr., W. e. Fisse, l. c. Haynes. J.
Van Ripper. Edwards Whitaker. q. L. Esters
brook onicers-L. C. Haynes, president: J. e.
Van Ripper. vice president; g. L. Esterbrook
ant secretary and treasurer.
st. Louis. O'Fallon and Lebanon Electric Rail.
way Company Directors@. NJ. Bramlette. @. 4
w. Schaefer. Onicers-L C.. Haynes, pres dents
NJ. W. Schaefer. vice president; G. L.. Ester
brook. secretary and treasurer: T. W. Gregorys
assistant secretary and treasurer.