davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25
If You Have Valuable Papers

or jewels, place them in a safe deposit box
in the vaults of Union Trust and Storage
Co., 1414 F st. Rented, IS year.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25
For Iced Tea

For Iced Tea
Use Kenny's Cheon,
The Best 5Oc. Mixed Tea in America.
c. D. KENNY CO., s City Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25
$3.50 Special Daylight Excursion So. so

Via superb Norfolk and Washington
steamer. July 4. to ''Old Point" and Nor
folk. leaving wharf. foot 7th st., am,
arriving at Old Point at 7:45 and Norfolk
at $50 pm, returning night OF 9TH $3.50
for round trip, on both day and night
steamers For staterooms phone 229O-Adv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25

Elk Grove Butter-finest of the fine
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25

A Train to Baltimore Every Hour
From am. to pm. Returning in like
manner, via B. and o. r. R.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25

John R. Kelly, New York Roast Beef
Riggs Market. open every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25
Ericsson Line Excursions

ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE from BALTIMORE.
Through the canal to Philadelphia" stopping at
Fare from Washington by B. and o. to Baltimore.
thence Ericsson line TO Philadelphia. single, -:
round trip $3.50. Returning all rail from PhIiadei.
phia tB. and o., Sc Steamers sail daily except
Sunday at Pan Day boat every Monday r %sa.
delphia sale in Washington at b. and o. Ticket
Offices. Also ]. Spedt. sol Pa. ave-. for Atlantic
City, Cape May. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, Long
Branch New York. Albany, Troy and points north.
Write for guide to CLARENCE SHRIvER. G.P A.
2GA Light st. Baltimore. Md 1elS-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25

$1.25 To Baltimore and Return. 81 rs
Via Pennsylvania railroad. Tickets on sale
Saturday and Sunday, June q and 2S lin
tied for return passage to last train leav-
ing Baltimore Sunday night. Good on all
trains except Congressional Limited.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25

Excellence in Floral Design Work.
GUIDE uses fine flowers and arranges them
artistically. Results please. 1924 F.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-25
Coal.

Ali one width. one length s1.65 per 100 sc
feet. F. Libbey & Co., 9Th and N. Y. ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
r They Win To-Day's Game
American Leaguers VIII Cap,
ture Worlds Championship
PIRATES WILL TRY HARD.
pittsburg Will Send Deacon
PHILIPPE 10 the Front 10
Stave Of Defeat by
CollinS's Men.

Should Boston defeat the Pittsburg Pi-
rates to-day Jimmy COl.ins's hus;gng
crew WI! have a night to cEll themselves
the worlds champion ball players. Just
whether or not they will DO this remains
10 be seen, but they certainly have en-
even chance 70 accomplish the feat.
To a certainty Pittsburg will put forth
an extra effort 20 capture tO-day's game.
as they know defeat will carry with il
the humiliation OF seeing the title world s
champions" go to not only s rival city,
but a rival league.
II the Pittsburgs are defeated to-day
they should have no excuses to orfer. but
the chances are ! TO 1 that Barney Drey-
fuss will send forth q lameutat!oa about
the crippled condition OF his team.
When he entered the series he did 50
with the express understanding THAI all
his players were in the best Of condition.
Nor was that all. The willy Barney sent
Wagner and Leach 10 rest ~ FOR the
close Of the National League race.
Neither should the Pirates make
howl about the poor pitching stan they
had TO present against Tie Boston team.
1t is the same pitching stan with which
they won the National League pennant.
because the Boston Americans are bet
ter team. and not because of any luck.
With three games 10 the bad, the Rus-
ton Americans went after the Pirates
and captured the last three games played.
In tO-day's same Boston Will probably
send Irish Bill" Dlnesn into the box TO
try FOR the title. Opposed 10 him very
likely will be PittsbuTg's pitching pride,
Deacon PHILIPPE. With these two pitch-
erS doing duty for their respective sides
the prsttiest game Of the series viii prob
ably he played this afternoon
TO those not acquainted with the unCsr-
ua'nIies Of baseball IL looks like q ciuch
for Boston. Last week IL looked like d
cnch for PittSburg. With two teams like
Boston and PittSburg playing each utheT.
there IS no such thing as a cinch. Either
side has a good chance, and although
PitIsburE must win the two remaining
games to beat Boston out OF the much
coveted title, many OF the wise ones sun
pick them 10 do So.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Nv Trfrxr-nIr-

Z isgt -ae .--l.EHE yiagnUS ~ >. "a. Cees.
United states ste-rssr kIsg dy~E. - ,
".@jhrF S.Sa= 40 g4na-
res 80. Slowing = E.s- q oIe 100, dursns
tae iast = houEs. Weather fs r. IN. e,s-L Tee
E,.t .--itN-s Lsf''SI .fe,-i .sr --.r-- -ltssIs-
sipil ~ /. q - Siih 2 oa7Ees q lunesr-
s~r fe"ivf $40 n q pa of tae B.rS FG~-
pats. .llr sr.mau Eaep-a- departei 10 iAs
Wzssas. N '6,-' i5-& -&slt- reads = i.st,
..sv e % .l d t,~g IL q, nous SsGnsy dovH.
Si.y-. yresC~Et 10 aEt JrJ in her rezUiar Jradr.
F-a.H-r c-r-yE lgl COS.
--rfs O., 80 iy.s.i s%Efs rssas this a,
-. llr L,.- ~" ri b" taiso 81 time he
lH ~. ~ On al-. Fsslrefs gsiss
rt4-l 'ErF. -5.. Cst- l---.rat II. q. Wright
ln- ssnz- rats .. ;--t ard -s'ns- Weather
g.'riias:'a. IA. C.r. .-.-Tse river is stn
taiiIs sicwiv. Wse5h-r IL clear ard cool 1hs
G1rtHor and fowl,st eowa wiih lzrEc raf: OF
lmt-r t5r ;a~ Ea1a Lumber company from
VleEsbg.e. M'ss oct 1s--Tae gl-zs tonight
sf.v-l = 2EC N q sigud 'rhe Bslie 0f the
cleared fCs Nat-hez. Tt, Chairret-e went sodth
a>t sht With eco "a - Of New OrisGns ccttnn
weather clear lear ara G The IN taes'sr s5q up ns al
,@st nsht Inr P~.-.s Z is due ID
Mrmphis TENN gct- 1.-THE riysr hero
stands 10 feet On tn Eagg~. - Of s ia
thr iass = hours The Stacker Ire arrived
tti~ morning from - L-Gis N.th 20 PACK
zs-s - mrTg b :Lls- Tor ts's u.ay- AnG returned
a. = g. with q good rrlu q freight ard pas-
S-aggEs. The FasJ Hsrald arrived tbs evening
from SgiF. gue rs-uTEs 70 mGrTuw Cye1ing. The
James Zee departed .t $50 . Tor Frflr'H
Point Tie R.l~r- Z Ire dsuartsd ~ . N
f-r Esa-UrJ The Nat- Adams daUafts-d At 3
o f5r Arkansas tEfg. Receipts ~ liver to-
cay were e bales cotton. - bags SEED cotton
en-. 8 % sacks cotton secs. The (feIrg-ia Lee
E-- away % N g. f.s 'siru.
I.rfsbErs OCT. River 50 feet and falling
Clear.
Louisville. Oct. ls.-RIy-r stationary. in canal
e . 1--t- or falls foot. below LOCKS SO fset.
C4-zr ard pleasant
Cincinnati. OCT I2--RIver stationary. &c feet-
Cl-sr and Manner.
Fvsusr!Ur ma Oct River stationary ut
: feet Clear and wsuntE
Wheeling Ogf lZ.-R4yvT = feet and "a ling
clear and cool Down. Bessie smith. ParEera-
burg. II = m. Ben Hur ParkefsburE. $ y. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
En,t side realty Transfers.

Real estate tranffsrs filed Tor record iu Belle
vile yesterday were.
stIulss. 10; h. Rang-lrrsI.r's third ad8ltl1l
C~lf.rsatlas masters lHya- Aia-.
Geo. e. Hrld4s uEl vie 70 tritE kraft. ..
-. kirch-s's nrst addition Wet Ee'!eyiIle. var
IS IT WsTrg-y. :lust--. ara wife 10 T.. d.
AurlaaEita i0t t,ipEk = : ha-fer addition
tli.t - Louis. warranty deed. &s5s
r. A. RiChari~gu -is4 VIE O. John G'lIl
ming lots = e. = 8 aud more block 3
B'-asfIs1n Subdivision. Fast 81 Llus. var.
n \ ,'i,-E 20 Z % Brown. lots 90 TO q.
blu.E e. Alta sta H-lEs's. var antv deed. 80
sam Harding ans -ste in Eteila Reynolds.
lots - rIaI -. block - ,,,t-tnput Anne. E-t-i
Y \ t-I--l.- Il, sftr = breeder. lots g. ana
s. bI0ek J. Alta sta Heights. warranty de.i
otto PaIIt-fh 90 J. g Huasrt. lots q and g..
village % IEuzburs- Nali455.Ll deed. 81 -.
John r. uanE-i=u-u 90 h-nry DittsL north
east half ~ : shiloh Warranty deed Gi.1
u. W MlFsH- Ts Efi.. - ln~. Ut 4. block
2 Gertrude rIagl F.ast - Louis. warranty
r. v. slkEinr tr,,st... and wife 10 j. Il
ffsfI ~ a Ii--r. e Eflng.r place Elst s.
ts.gis. warranty deed SD
q . Sr1itsy ana vie ~ village or O'FarI5-r
part q I0t I h'5ez =. oFalign station. war
~ = F,iigs..- q, =, T. Reeves. part NJ Is,
q. block D Sararitv addition % last 81. Louis.
warranty deed ti.Es-
= Ni-hauss AMI Wsfs % Albert DrImm1uI
Undivided half Interest ~ 49,. - ~ ana part o.
Ilt = block =. peX."TS iI,4ls1 - a1Iltiun 20 East
ST Louis warranty ef -. 80 80 -
A. O. HrIstttter and els 70 W II Phelps.
rart N Id Z surrey -. township l. n1Tth
rans@ % wsst warranty - a. ty.,ss- ..,s-
v.ys and ) s1d uars . lots ~ and -
TEaliey.fsI-. warranty deed. 3s.-Ql-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
THIEVES STEAL TWELVE KEGS
OF BEER FROM FREEBURG.
Authorities Are InubIr q DiScosrs
the IUrutitS oT Ven or Hhs.-
They Concealed Their Hou.y.

a dozen kegs % be,r were stolen from
tae Western Brewery agency al Ff-vuIrg
llL. sunday might. and. aItI.ush th-. tu-
,huE.tirs. assisted ty Louis Eorssg. THE
agent. have searched all day they have
NOT secured cI-w as Co lie identity uI
the sh.esrs OF THE disposition %. THE beer
The ru, berry has caused considerable -,-
element. sud the authorities believe JItls
ir viii take 4 Sherlock Holmes To uu-ayel
tie mystery
The robbery vas discovered yesterday
morning when Nr. Eg..=r arrived at Dis
beer depot. Tie noticed that the door as
open. and. tuy-stt t-aElIs. discovered Lla.
A- uIu l"-t dozen KEGS vT beer BItfl=1
i,rs aaa uthrE liquors aai not ur-L
touched.
Al uT-t Ar Berger th.ugiJ that the
absence 81 "a. Kegs was q Joke. iur after
ss-rUhlus the Uv.EaIuTiUsy without uul-
lax - tl-uS VI hlS pIuleIts. ue reported
the matter 10 THE brewery al B-lI-vIl.e
ami Tie authorities sI F.r-U4rg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
DEATH FROM ACCIDENT.
Roy Morgan Dies From Wound Sus-
taIned While Hunting.

Roy. Il years Oh. s.u 81 Charles Morgan
oc No. - Pisgutt avenue. East $. Louis.
died At $. Mary's Hospital. East 81
Louis. yesterday morning - the result Of
a guushOt wound sustained while hunting
On Pi,tsburg Lake Sunday. Al the i'll
quest. which WAS heid at hurrus
mJrgue. a verdict VI accidental death WeS
r,t4Tutd.
Roy. IL company with Harry Schultz uf
81 Louis avenue. went duck hunting Oh
PittsJuTS Lake Sunday. They were not
successful in baggius game. and they put
back 20 the shore. Roy gOt out o. the
boat nrst and dragged his shotgun after
him. The trigger Of the gun caught On
The side Of the boat and the gun WAS dis
charged. the shot tearing = hole through
his side
Several farmers rushed to his assistance
and he was taken 10 -. Mary's Hospital.
where IL was at firsi thought be would rs-
cover After midnight he sank rapidly
and died in the morning. The funeral Will
take place this afternoon The burial will
he In Mount Hope Crmetrry-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
TO-Days Weather.
ArriNen.
Departures To-day.
nIver RInIto BrevItIes.

Chester came In from Cape GiraTi-au yes
tsrlay morning and will depart on the return
this afternoon
The R@es lee departed yesterday afternoon
f3r Memphis with good trip she took out
g passengers.
Captain Charles has returned from The Ohio
River. whore he piioted the steamer Vivian
- far Paducah.
Captain Harry BroIaski viii have the Ilii-
nois River wharfboat uainfed white. with gold
lettering. during the winter.
The Columbia arrived yesterday morning
with a biz stock manifest. She Will depart
this afternoon on the return
The sidney will arrive this morning from
Esokuk and departs The return In the
afternoon. going 70 Burlington
The Belle Of Calhoun will come in this
morning from Calhoun County and departs on
the return tomorrow afternoon
The Cape Glrardeau arrived yesterday morn
ing from Commerce with a good triD and de-
parted on the return In the afternoon She
took down 50.oo0 feet OF lumber.
Harry Rodgers shipped mate % the Rsss
lee Yesterday. taking the place OF John Flan-
niean. who was promoted 10 captas~
The Peters Lee. which recently broke It's
shaft. has been repaired and will arrive to-
day 70 take the place OF the Georgia Lee.
The Lotus Sins departed Yesterday after
noon Tor AS@pAis with a heavy freight she
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
FInsr-DEGnEE NrRDEn cmARaED.
Andrew steInWuEunrr Held for Ia
tai Results OF BraMI Last March.

Herman HaeuseL Jhe LylzDgTg coal
miner. Who shot and kiiIyd Andrew Stein
wagner. "a prominent farmer. u-ar Lsuz-
burr. iu a saloon brawI on March - is uu
trial In the circuit court az B,IsyIlIr Oh
charge OF murder In tus nTsJ degree
The indictment Was returned by shg ADsu
Grand Jury. uug the Ease was CuusaEl. q
Until Lhis term uf court The work D| ---
..y-IUA the jury wa- almost finished Esa.
.ertay afternoon. ANA Will be concluded
ah-s morning.
HavU-yi and Steluwagoner quurgeI-d
while Iu the saloon. and Haeusrl claims
that St@.IwaEJU-r attacked him with o.
+u-fe- haenzel SAYS that he used his re-
tulsrr tr"u- Dther evidence b. tu the -I-
Test that SteiuwaEuueT did not draw his
lsulic until after HdeuseI fired the shot
Then it required half dozen men 10 r--
train hiru- lie fought them all Tor sew
erSl minutes. then collapsed and died
At TIE C0rOueTs Inquest Ha-uSrl Was
sNyurTdtrd and was released lie pleaded
sel!-leleusc- State Attorney Farmer was
not satisfied with the disposition uC the
.a-e. and presented thr matter tu the
Grand jury. which returned an Indictment
against HasuScl charging murder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The following real estate trsGs-rrs have trvu
rs.sgrl-4 "a tsre-u- county.
Jesse E5l.alI 20 Elw4ri Ballad cat. lain
LevI. west hlf ssuInraSt section = I..- 81.
ashley D. sn L. MlL.t-H- r -..i--- /,
VHrIuutE DECD n-rt. uaE so..L.-i-t a1Ftl---t
southeast --,Iyu s-.s T.. a.
Peter F1nl- .# ~i.Eyu o.. .--sEt-.. WaEn
gauty t-v,l. beet usif Iur. -rl-r aaI northwest
southeast --.r.tI a-.I-E q 81.
4 q. Iu,s.L O. Iam-s NJ. sr..ta. ~I--sa.y
dv-d- tIf- De- aH.a - 90 raF.a s.-a.- asJl .au
Iu X lt,dhsuza. r.5E
James " -u.tl 20 ti-.-s- . Frye ~.
TduJy l--l. slII- s-.v.
l.. = NuT.-afHs L..ut MeE..l-t-E e.
a.. quiteIzfnl e.-f. .4.- - - sl s.l o. 30
GI-gJry's sII.r-.- 90 Waite Hal. 'f5s o.,
deed: fTact ia WHr- ulg. s.
a n. L.JrtOG o. o. t. L.rJyu Cui. .r--sm
deed On--L-fth % u'-ta-as' southwest s-cfIOl
George v sa-rt heirs 90 Perry e. Snort.
warranty deed. III OF % HgrI a~~st section
G-5rzg Nav 90 Trustees Dist ss-sI-ls. war
THuty L--L. ,Yuau-u,IgE a. sIutr-a-t Clru-r
sChoIlh01-r lIt lu Walk-rElI'- tnrucr east as
fgv;. EOgfI lJJ fs-f. west = feet south ID" ;rsf
t.D~v 4 M-EaIusv 30 M-uJ Valentine. var
TautE deed. lots q and - iu Ran. so.
William A. F.att-I o. R-s~rra A barnard
warranty deed. southeast sr-tluu 80 and F'u;E-
Wy-t southeast section ---.--lJ. except acres
ysf west side 3 o.
SAM ~ Mar F.. PaiIiIs. warranty deed
southeast and southwest section 4--l--l" except
a'r-s OF west uaEt. SEH-r
S1u- tI LsEIr F'afH-r. warranty deed
rIrth-lsf northwest aui northwest northeast
slrt.YT s--z-I.. srs"
sen- % William ~. prath--. warr1rlr dec.
northwest al-f .as.-s- ~-s'tg.. r. except . atlrs
=ll northeast ssutsf4s ssulI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
East st. Louis Items.

The ladies Literary circle of the summit
Avenue n ? Church viii givS a wedding -
all nations The frst week IN November.
Miss Laura White has returned frorn Grand
Tower. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Sexton have returned
from visit In Chicago. Ill
Miss Gertrude Adams has returned 20 her
home In Nashville. III. after a Visit yrith h-r
cousin Miss Nell Adams Of Horne Avenue
Miss Jessie Meyers % Pittsburg. Pa. Is
visiting relatives In East -. Louis
The members o. the Ladies. LIterarv Circle
% the summit Avenue NJ. r. Church VIII hold
meeting IhuFs,iay Afternoon al the home y
Mrs HariinE-
Last THURSDAY evening the Reverend ] p
Harmon married Miss Mabel A Brown Young
-st daughter % Colonel William 4 Fir1uu.
and Lsruv X. Gillian. a. their home No lC7
ptrE1-t aveuu-- Only the relatives or The
bride and bridegroom were present
The funeral of the 2-year-old habv of afrS
Bessie Riley took place yesterday from the
home % the salvation Army Mrs Riley i
.a.araI rnurthE ago
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
PATR0LMEN TO RECEIVE
REWARD FOR REED ARREST.
Detective Murphy OF Los Angeles
VIII Take Alleged Embrzzier
Hack TO stand Trial.

Detective J. ". Murphy % Los An
geles. Cal. Will to-day distribute the re-
ward OF 500. which PatE8lman Michael
D-isssI and Sergeant NIcGIynn Of the Cen
trail District earned when they arrested
:. Weller Reed. an alleged smbezzler. a
week ago Ri-d VIII he returned to Los
Angeles 90 stand triaI on the charge OF
misapIrCpriatius S3.75{ from the CaHfor-
MIA Fruit Gamers Association. At whose
branch in that city be was employed as
cashier and superintendent.
Before Rled can De taken TO Los An
Celss the ease ga 'U7t him here will have
To be n0li= prosecuted That lu-mality
wiz come to-Lsy OF tomorrow. according
10 Murphy s. plans
Detective Murphy said last ri.Ht that
Cpiuria-gt with Reels Hp-..raure. a
Miss Reed. who had been employed as Ste
uoEraphar lu the gUmUIug's Office also
eft Los Angeles. and had not returned To-
that city at The time Of his departure
J. " Neiier Reed has wife and seven
children in los Angeles. According 10
Detective Murphy Reed about Gf.ee1
years ago killed % rival Tor the affections
Of his present wife. then his sweetheart
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
AMATEUR EXHIBITION.
Awards VIII BE Made for the Best
Photographers at Competition.

The amateur photograph exhibition
which will be held at the BelleyilIe Y. n.
Z. a. Friday and Saturday will be open
10 all amateur photographers in st. Clair
County. Exhibitors must have their prints
al the Y. N. c. a. building by Wednesday
evening. The judges will be professional
Photographers Of Evlleyille AMI blue and
red ribbons Will be awarded. An additional
prize will be awarded 10 the maker q the
Photograph which receives the greatest
number q votes
IAe classes ln which photographs may
be entered will be a. follows: Portrait
stoup, full-length figure. water view
landscape. architecture, extraordinary
subject character. comic. interior and ami
nal life. The photographs must be Origi-
nal contact prints and the exhibitor must
write his or her name and the class in
which the picture IS intended 10 compete
On tho LlCk OF The mount
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
BODY PROBABLY STOLEN
FOR MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Now Recalled 81 Butler That StrAn-
ger Wanted 10 Hay h0ds Re
fore the Hanging


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Butler. M0. Ost. L.. III I- mol" believed
Jlat Bor,yr J. J.. GarJT-lI- sg-y- Wa
rgLU-d 90 procure the body sor dissection
Before Gsr.r-U vas hanged d stranger
.izitrd him and wanted TO buy his bcdy
after lie was executed. stating that he
wanted II FOR n medical college Gartrei
-,flsst ~ CO tsis. sui after be wls
hanged the sexton Of the cemetery kept \
close watch on lie grave aud continued
20 20 50 .Jr about two months
As the grave - ou = sandy Ridge, the
body was well preserved
IL j. supposed that the body was stolen
FOR some medical college Two m-u were
seen FRIDAY ~ PHs,C. No. driving GOV
cred wagon. which answered the d-sCTip-
tiVu " the men and Outht which were
seen here the day LelOre the robbery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
ST.LOUIS & CALHOUN PACKETeO
Str. BELLE OF CALHOUN

Leaves wharf5oat. foot OF Locust 81 evsry
wednesday and saturday at ,. m FOR HAM
ourE. hozier's and all Calhoun Cotrnfv Isr1-
izg@ Il. W. SEBASTIAN I~snt@
Phone Main Is. kInloA -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

French raiutinFs and PAINTERS were dlzclss-t
Among the pagers were 'Jul.s IGn<ph Lsf-
bare uy Mrs. Lave. Jean Pcul LaWt-ns- q"
= Eassstt. and ''Detaill-." by Mas LII an
HuEEflin.
Isaac D. sHrdsEer q JsrEsyville went 70
IIEIuvl-w. H. vrst-ri1y-
J. E u-snOyyrs @. 81 Louis was the Eurs.
yesterday u h.s =Cu. Victor = b-s- Ey-rs IL.
b-snoy-rs has just returned f-c=I - v.Jrztv,-
foreign tout
County Cl-rk j. e. McGrIth Yesterday Issued
4 marriage license 70 JCs-ph FsFInrr. = yczrs
CID Il: Irr--s Township. and MIS- S-rta= laG
iutt- IS. u whitehall III rcey we're .-1r
Ii.Ti uy Justice J. - Erwin
county Treasurer and Ms n. e Smell have
returned rum ~ Louis where tEFN .asrgs e..
their silver wedding Anniversary
Esf.rr-y< U II. Isa.h and Tr-a..- o.
Frrt.r vent o. Hardin yesterday % Ittslt fLr
uy-uilE % the october tsrm - thr al E1s-
@ luuty circuit tturt.
ny T. Graves has returned from t'vj.raIv.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
H-IIe,nIe News Notes.

Mr. aud Mrz- t-.zr.-~ E--s-r Er- -NL--t"4
Lsn.- gllL4g lDsm = tour W EuESIe-
-M-s. Margaret II4ra.saa aal sl.=s E.o'gf
70 - L-gl4- are the su-='s ~ Ass- W Do
rHhg
-Thsul.r- F.s.-,bb-iu o Syr.aEa-lt r. visit
IUs iu Bv.!,NLle.
5 Iur.lsr L.s returned from T-NSs-
-En- NausuH. MssF.-E C-musuy " Belle
vile tI-. seri.lls-r uI Incorporation 81 Belle
vile yesterday.
.EsIu!EE permits wsEs l-sl-si Yesterday -
Is.ui-a Nl"aHl-r ans 4-.As El-iHlns-
-groir-sus j. X I-.eht Res i-eu EI1I- urilgi-
laI az the Sc .s-T zll.14 d. CONNECTION WtrE tlr
state Normal SguuJ'. a. i-l,sl.lveu. ia-
The EaarI - Review MI. Lr iu session u
E-i4SlI.- this W-za.
The jury WLIh viii hse~ The obi-st.au- ~
property owners O. fl- paving % syutu Il.l y g,
aIsaet ss.-gtrI ytss-Es4zs- aud TIE I-.-4
% the ,l-- Wil be- yaE-iL today
A five gallon k-E o. UJu.r f,ll on Arrh1r
Ha-a.l b. - g4tgk at 4 IS. Hers u4uJJ ztsf-.
Yesterday. taaly injugius him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
EABr SAVES MOTHER FROM JAIL.
Justice Dismissed Case Against Mrs.
Homer ON account of OHM.

4 ysar-and-a-half-Old baby saved its
mother. Mrs Margaret Homer. from going
70 jail on charge Ot mglls.ous mischief
The charge was against both Theodore
and Mary Homer but was dismissed in the
case OF the wife on account Of the bab.-
Theodore Homer her husband failed 10
secure a bond FOR SEA. and was sent TO
iail
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer were eviCted from
their home on the l. bInOu read Saturday
by Constable L-sutz. VINO acted for the
owner. Mrs. Maria Hartnagel. Saturday
evening Homer removed the strips ug wool
which had been nailed across the doors
aud windows. and with his vile auI
child. moved back into the house Nr--
tsrlav murulug Mrs HsrtrageI secured a
warrant charging tile couple with ma
Nnious mischief.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
INVA0ES STATE OF NEBRASKA.
" Farmers Trust" Files Articles
Of Incorporation.

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct l2.-Ths Farmers Co
operative shipping Association. commonly
called thy. Farmers Trust" has legally
entered the State Of Nebraska, the Secre-
tary oc srste having received its iucor-
yCratiOu payers.
The capital stock il $-O0OoC. and the pur-
pose or the association i 10 handle grain
aud 1--we stock and t. eliminate the middle
men. II - a Kansas corporation and has
about So stockholders in that State.
10 is planned 10 build number OF eir-
ystOTs IN this State and 70 absorb the otii- 3I.-
-r cooperative companies now doing
business ia Nebraska
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
CRABS OF JAPAN
TWELVE FEET ACROSS.

BY far the largest crab known is the
Slruigani or Island crab OF Japan, which
can span twelve feet with their claws.
Their shells measure as much as foot by
fifteen inches II you ever imagine that
one Of these crabs has you in his clutches.
it's pretty certain you have neuralgia. A
few doses OF DR.. Burkhart's Vegetable
Compound will relieve the pain and 4
thirty days treatment. which costs only
&c at any drug store. will cure you. II
VIII neutraliZs the acids and expel them
from the system and NIL the veins with
pure blood. II cures Rheuma tism. Ca
tarrh, Constipation and Stomach Trouble
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
'-----------Ill % % ]
LOOSE LEANEs
MISSOURI LOSES TO GRINNELL.
Tigers WHIIoped II 10 in One OF
FierceSt Games seen iH Columbia.
REPTELIC sPECIAI

Columbia Mo. oct. I'm one OF the
flercest games ever played on Rollins
Field. the Grinnel team this afternoon
defeated the Missouri Tigers by a score
Of = 10 g.
The game was characterized by hard
line buCiing. Interrupted by frequent
wrangles bstwesn the players and the
officials. Carson and Toal Ut GriunnIl. and
LandOn and Captain Birney OF Missouri
were thrown out or the game for fighting
GTinnell made good gains through the
left side OF the Missouri line tearing
holes iu the line. GTinnell made two
touchdowns around left eud and failed 10
kick goal. Goal from the field was kickeI
in the last three minutes Of the game.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Scores on the Crescent alleys
gZARES