davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
NEW DEPOT CLERK,
Aroused Suspicion IN the Breast of
Depot Master Barton.

New men in new environments,
soone or later, have strange and some
times exciting experiences. A spright-
ly little fellow with a good and strik-
ing appearance is a new addition to
the Santa Fe depot.
Special officer Barton passed the
ticket office about $3.50 o'clock this
morning and saw the young fellow
busily engaged. Sometime later, as he
emerged from the baggage room he
was surprised to see all the lights In
the ticket Office suddenly exiting shed
Thinking that something was wrous
he pulled his gun and slipped VI ta the
window. Just then he could ai~in-
guish a head bobbing around .u the
office. He had his gun ready for ac-
ton when Barton" Barton" came
from the lips of the terrified clerk.
The officer thought the clerk had
left the Office and gone to bed, the
thought never entering his mind that
the new clerk was sleeping in the
Office. The new man was terribly
frightened and he will be more care
full in the future not to arouse the sus-
picions of the watchful officer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
SANTA Fee.

From the New Mexican.
Mrs. Otero will receive on Thursday
afternoon next at the executive man.
sion.
Invitations for a progressive lunch
con to be given by Mesdames John Il.
Merle and w. II. Whiteman on Friday
afternoon next in honor of Mrs. j. d.
Hughes have been sent out.
Hon. e. A.. Miera. chairman of the
board of county commissioners of Ber-
~nalillo county, left for his home at
Cuba. Important business called him
nome. He is expected to be back in
the capital in about two weeks.
In the February term of probate
court, w. Fl. Kerr will make final re.
port and ask to be discharged as ad-
ministrator to the cstate of the late
Lucy Jackson.
Miss Rothgeb, of Las Vegas. who has
received an appointment as stenogra-
pher for the legislative council. ar
rived last evening from the Meadow
City and will spend the coming two
months in town. She is q competent
and rapid st%enographer and typist.
I. c. Hunt, stockman of TeXico, in
southeastern Guadalupe county. who
stands 6 feet 3 inches in height, weighs
23O pounds, and is the proud father of
nine stalwart sons, is a guest at the
Palace hotel Mr.. Hunt is in town
working for the creation of a new
county to be cut out of southeastern
Guadalupe and northeastern Chaves
counties.
The board of education met with all
members present except Manuel Del
gado. The reports of the treasurer
and superintendent were received, and
by a unanimous vote it was decided
that the meeting to be held on Feb
ruary 2 should be devoted to consid-
Grafton of the proposition to issue
bonds for two new school houses.
Troop A, First cavalry, Of Las Vegas,
is trying to make arrangements to give
the play The Girl | Left Behind Me"
at Loretto auditorium in this city on
Saturday night. The play was given
in Las Vegas last week and was a
great success. The local arrangements
have been completed and the troop is
now negotiating for rates with Divis-
ion Superintendent Fox, of the Santa
Fe Railway company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
DEATH OF MRS. MALETTE.
Occurred at Her Home on West Til
jeras Avenue Early This Morning.

The death of Mrs. Clara A. Malette,
wife OF w. j. Malette, has filled the
whole community with sadness. Mrs.
Malette has been in poor health for
almost n year. and her death, while
not a surprise, came unexpected. She
went east last October and went to a
hospital where she was under treat
metn for a couple of months. Return
ing to albuquerque last November, she
has remained in almost the same CON
dition. A slight operation was per-
formed Monday and the prospects
were that she would recover. But
death came un~announced about 8
o'clock this morning. Mrs. Malette
was in the prime of life, being only sc
years of age. She was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Keaggy, well known
former residents of Albuquerque, but
now of Greenbury, Pa. Mr.. Keaggy
wah for many years a conductor on
the Santa Fe railroad. A brother, Will
liam Keaggy, is at present a resident
of this city, being Connected with the
Electric Light company.
Besides the heart-broken husband,
FIVE boys, Arthur, Harry, Gavin, Will
liam and James, are left to mourn the
death of a gind and dear mother.
The father and mother of the de-
ceased weer telegraphed this morning.
Word was received about moo that
Keaggy was sick and that they would
lot be able to come.
Mrs. Malete had many, many friends
IN the city, all of whom will be grieved
and stressed by the sad news of her
untimely death.
The funeral will take place from the
Undertaking parlors of A. Borders on
Gold avenue and Fourth street, Thurs
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The re-
mains will he laid to rest at Fairview
cemetery.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
CITY NEWS.

Acorn base burners. The worlds
standard.-Whitney Comapny.
If you wish to give your gentleman
friend a nice present get a box of Kir-
ster Bros cigars.
Look into KIeinwort's market: on
North Third street. He has the incest
tres1 meats in the city.
I IN Mexican drawn york we are
sno wing a big assortment. Albert
EAber. 305 Railroad avenue.
Gentlemen let US axe your meas
IRE now for a new suit. Our tailoring
pleases.-Nettleton Tailoring Agency.
Fol- your health's sake wear shoes
that protect the feet. For your feet's
sake wear shoes that are comfortable.
We supply the kind that are satisfac-
tory and will wear to please you.-C.
Mays Popular Priced Shoe Store, 20S
West Railroad avenue.
Q-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
BALL.
University VS.. Minors at Colombo Hall
Friday Niuht.

university vs. MINORS at Colombo HaI
Friday Night.
Basket ball is the foremost subject
in the minds of both university and
high school students. The discussions
are of wide range. covering all the ad-
mirable features OF each team. The
university boys are positive that they
will retain the championship. and the
high school boys are confident that the
Minors will carry off the honors. Be
this as 1t may, there is no doubt as to
the excellent playing condition of both
teams. Since the last exciting con
test. much time has been given to sys-
tematic practice. The players are all
strong, muscular, swift and skillful
basket ball throwers. Considerable at
tention has been given to team work,
and everything indicates that this will
be the best game of the season. There
is no revengeful feeling existing
among the Minors for having been de-
feated, as some would have us believe,
but every player has positively stated
that there will be no rough or vicious
playing.
The lineup of the teams are as fol-
lows:
University-Cannon, center; Bowie.
IF; Springer, If; Strong, RIB; Meyers,
Id; Tascher and Irwin, substitutes.
Minors-Anderson, center; Strum-
quist, rf; Albers, If; Holman, RIB; Bear
rup, lb; Dehn, substitute.
Cnrf~A, I-.A- 81 Linz
player, has been added to the uni
versity team, and Albers, an old play
er, with an enviable reputation, as a
competent man, has strengthened the
Minors.
A large and enthusiastic crowd is ex-
pected to be present. A dance will
follow the game.
w. V. Wolvin, .. u. s.. Dental Sur
geon Santa Fe Paciic Railroad, Giant
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

of creamery and dairy apparatus and
supplies and another interesting feat.
ure of the gathering will be demon.
trations by the creamery and farm
dairy classes of the dairy school.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

the exhibits. Judging of the exhibits
commenced today and will continue
until the show comes to a close next
Saturday night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

Everything in the Fuel Line Here.
Anthracite. Cerrillos and Gallup lump
coal. Cord wood and kindling. At
Hahn's Coal Yard.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

If you are thinking Of buying a piano
money by getting prices of Hall
& Learnard, the square music dealers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
MONEY TO LOAN,

On diamonds, watches, ETC., or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me; strictly confidential.
Highest cash price paid for household
goods. Automatic phone 120.
7. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

y The Whitson Music company s
y will give a 20 per cent discount s
y on the largest and most complete s
y line of musical instruments, in =
y Guiding the best makes of pianos s
y in the southwest. s
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21

w. V. Wolvin, .. u. s.. Dental Sur
geOn Santa Fe Psciic Railroad, Giant
flock. Both phones.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
FOR TREES, VINES, ETC.,
See Whitcomb, Eighth and Tijeras,
New Rag Carpets.

New Rag Carpets.
Made to order at my home, 1919
South Second street; also rug making.
Mrs. Z. l.. Emerson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
Edrnri,,IIIr Noic..

Several persons attended the funeral OF
Frank u. Williams in -. Louis Friday.
He was Tor many years resident OF I'D
wIrdsville. and served as Deputy Sheriff
under Sheriff John X. FdhuestoCE.
Mrs. Amanda James was arrested at
Madison yesterday. charged with assault
upon the principal of the negro school
Tho American Bottom oil Company
held an election ~ officers In Edwardsyille
yesterday. Several OF the former directors
withdrew and their places were supplied.
Ferdinand Keller. ST.. was chosen presf-
dent. a MesSaer OF St Louis. vice pres
ilent. August Isohr.dun. Col.inSville treas
der. n. r. BiSCh0d COIlinSyiIIe sccrf-
tary. q. BruCkmrlCr. Peters. William Arth
and August Nighaus. COllinsyllle. direct
Ors.
Joseph Ggsser Of Alton has filed suit
for divorce from DOllie Ann GeSser. TO
whom he was married September y t90l
and asks the custody Of their child. AIber-
tina Marie.
Frank Martin and John Zak. two min
crs. are recovering Slowly from injuries
sustained in the Henrietta mine. \ section
uf the slate roof. eight feet square fell
upon them. Martins left leg was crushed
and his back injured. and Zak sustained
a fracture of the right leg The accident
was the second In the mine within a week
Mrs. Agatha FeutZ. mother OF County
Clerk Edward Feutz. died this week at
Highland. aged 6 years The funeral took
ace Friday from the German Evangelical
Church.
The funeral ~ Mrs. Mary +. Hoiz OF
EIwardsvillt took pace yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
30 sIdc HrnIty Tran.frr..

Real estate transfers MED fHr recon-! IN HeIle-
lIr yest.riIv vrr'=
William Law OBJ Earl'ars WalgaaI. lHt =.
ers8u-iu'- a...ii;.ra. Eri.sylil-. warranty Jrv!
.rt
g. O. Mr'asiarI a-I wlf- g. Mary o. Gnrd0H.
lT, Int is L.1sS ~ IuuEu1.-I subdivision. East
L.ui-- WARRANTY g--t. 2isi.
g. =. Jones ana wifi" O. g. ~. W'-tcnhav-n.
J. 4 isHswu AMI vile Co O. % TgHIsrnsnu-.
o. o. aaI is. % %. ssNruu.s zutsiiE l-fHu. bI.Ca
. Fast -. Louis. warranty deed. 2-e.H.
81 %. Baker and wife O. % ". IirirIl-r. part
..ck 10. East 81 Louis. warranty deed. 5,
lucy n IhIat.Hu rn A. O.. smiley. lots %. g
ai g. StgIlIs fggrta addition, Hei!rNiii-. var
lrty deed. $40"
Il " SiEkirE auI wlf- o. John Lynch. part
o. amt e.. hIa.k . subdivision tlIssz Is1 and
g. Fast So Louis. Warranty urrt. -
The First Mutual I.uliLiug Association t' J.
Dew. lut - k.Uuf. I.sfsHir= Lrs! Srh#rl q
.lI.f Relieving. warranty deed. y-Nut
3 O.. Nrl#r fs J.. J. ~frE-r. laEt lnt It. Ma
nal place -uIH'iyl-i.u- h-tst - Louis. way
ants deed s."
q, D. Gray D. John uri4-aU Int :. C'aIum-
u,1rr Eusr 81. Louis. warranty ds-s!. 81. l-.l-
Saus- 90 Peter IalHfr q a.. LOT j.. same de-
arart..u. warranty decd {t.-H.
Paul Bsiura amt wife O. Th-kia EalT-. part
q lf5. M.y.r~ s~en1t addition. I~ii-viilc. waF-
% !. nsTIaan and wife % 4. q. Mann. lot :.
nHS !. b-HHru's ~utllyi.1 1r. East - Louis;
.aTrsufv desd. fTH-
tsrrtrU.I. g. si-l-;sr o. Martin wts~hsrI. 1T
!. stuart fourth addition. Esil@vili"; way
Nl1IpH Eulb.i-h a-I wife 20 T.. ". FreJ-
.i-H. lIrr survey 80. H.i.'viiir. warrant,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
noY LEAVES HI> HOME.
"hnnIc Klein Disappears for second
Time Within a Year.

Ioitsrhslk Klein. % farmer living near
.- FTnDhurE road. about twp miles from
rl'vilic. Yesterday afternoon reported O"
s EeIleviilr police that his lI-vear-oid
.g. Johnnie. has been missing from his
Ua since Last sunday.
This o. the second time the lGI has mys-
sIrlSly H3~lIle The first time h.
o a- rar a~ EeiIeyiIe and WIS returned
A-E I"w.
DO ls believed that tho little fellow came
D. E.llrEl.la- H.H EHITil- ul tE. - LOUIS
mir. pTuiIl.- 'la-. ls~ way To- 81. i.Iui-.
us police VII. .- asked rY Iu1E OUT for
r,. bDy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
MANY NEW CASES Filled.
Docket for October Term OF Madison
County Court VIII he Heavy.

Friday night closed the time for filing
new cases FOR the October term OF the
Madison County Circuit Court at Ed
wardsvillc. The Clerks records show i54
new eases. and there are several hundred
which went over from the previous terms
or the new cases ~ are appeals Al di-
v"-rc suits. lf partition eases. - damag.
suits against corporations. : Injunction
fr,Creslings. lu mechanics liens and y
miscellaneous numbers.
Judge Charles +. Moore Of Nashville
will preside He was ia EdwardsviIle yJs,-
tCrday. and met with the attorneys In the
courtroom FOR the purpose uf setting the
cases. About tWeuty-fivv original eases
from the last term were docketcd and the
new Grand jury will have AN unusual
amount % business brought TO its lttcu-
tiun.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
Drowned in shnIIor stream.

Palmyra. No. oct lH-JImos Purse. "a
farmer, south col this city. was drowned Ia
a shallow branch last ni=ht and his COM
panion. Lee Eurklry. narrowly escaped
the So me fate. Purse came Tn town in
the afternoon aud bought half gallon
uf whisky. Returning home the two men
into The branch. 4 neiEhbor heard them
Srpaning and pulled Barklyy out and then
ran to the house for assistance. when
he returned Barkley had again fallen into
the branch and was again rescued. His
companion was dead.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
wrDnING INTEHRIrTS TnIAI-
Defendant and bridegroom Are Hot.
nrrncrN E.mpIoNc-.

JusIi-. Of the F,ace Jane NJ Beach u
East 81 Louis yesterday Interrupted
trial Iu his court Co perform a mIrTIIg
c.Iemuuy. "A I..uHar coincidence was th
the trial wls that of O brewery employ
charged with mistrvItinE bis wife. ar.
tho bridegroom VAS also a brewery ,u
Vlnys
The couple who were mIrriei We
GelrE, Heck. - wears old. and HAITI
SehUeu. H. both of - Louis. Tha hrid"
mother accompanied the couple and -..-
her consent 10 the wedding
Tn. trial which was interrupted 80
fhIt 4 Joseph HaUS uf NJ. i>'6 I.yf-i
street East -. LOUIS. HduS was nhFr-'
~ first With assault with intent go h.
his wife. Mrs. Nellie HTuS- This W.
ch4uEei ty A. istaut Saty's Att1rut
NIcAIurIp 20 a peace warrant Tie W.
placed under bond % 50 20 keep tn
ug4ng for four months.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
INDIAN MISSIONARY DEAD.
Founded Convent. Converted
Redskins and NurScd Soldiers.

EErU EITC SPECIAL.
New Haven. Conn. oct. ID-Mies Ann
Ward died Yesterday. aged - years. at the
residence of Mrs. James II. Gallagher. In
the early nfties Miss Ward became inter-
cst1d in religious work. and went ty Lit
tie Rock whore she established the first
convent ~ nuns iG the W-zt
Miss Ward lahur among the IuIiars
Tor many wears. suffering hluiShips in fha
primitive life. When the civil War began
she went tu lattlgfe,i~ and rendered ~cry-
Ice as a nurse. She was tie founder OF "A
society known as St. Roses Guild
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
EDwlRDsyILLE DEFEATED.
Lighter Team Wins Initial Gridiran
nntfIr IL small Mnrrin.

The East 81 Louis High school fnarIal.
eleven yesterday defeated the Edwards
vile High school team by "a score of q
% =. Tha game was one ot th" hest ever
played Ia East -. Louis. Tn East =
I.bui- havs were handicapped by th,. srra.
sr weight o.! their opponents. and WgT
compelled tu rely wholly uu th,iI r.aElu
and running abilities
Tho .ssfr. was playrd ~ Athletic PIr
and drew "a rnus' crowd 10 wa~ frH i..
-au.. nF the wear. THE t'Hw. CO.'S 90 VINO
ts IlsHi More weight will have. tG u- t.
iutr "a i.nf0r. uu yfr"iiv" game e.u t
tr, new Ia.luE pat into The field anil uu.U
viii o. opposed tu East - Luui-
lF l- understood that tiuuu- 10. capital.
viii ~n.u take au HciiN, iui"r'-f Boo Q.
game. and his wot-EI VIII assist fg, iu..
FH.F ..~HHfTF.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
MORE INDICTMENTS FOUND.
&. Clair County Grand Jury Makes
pnrtInI Rrnnrt In Court.

lncthyr bateh ur indictments were r.
-ued by the 81 clair County Grand
.-5- az ByIlrvul. yesterday. Thy w,rC
follows.
PAUL : Clinton. obtaining muE,y 10y
I-a pratru~'-. tN" rhars-s. bail SD in
Hh case.
Eobrrt TrauE. receiving stolen property:
70 Cs1
frank 81 TsiD~t"r. selling liquor without
license. hail SfHH
sylvester Baker. EiIUguir-. hail. go.
Arthur Franklin. assault with intent Co
10. hf.l E.H
August Prla-rar anil Frank 80 plrs-frr.
.ep.rE gambling house. HEiI. S5u each.
81 fpr keeping camiEE device bail. So
HrH
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

on Sunday last at Livingston. Mont. will
take place this afternoon at l o'clock
from the First NJ. f. Church at Carrolton.
The funeral will be a military affair. and
will be n charge Of the Grand Army
posts Of Greene County. 1t is expected
that General John C. Black. commander
in-chlsf OF the Grand Army OF the Rapub-
lie. Colonel Benson Wood. department
commander for Illinois: General John
Riniker. Governor Richard Yates. as well
as attachments OF the Illinois State mill
TIA, will attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
THOUSAND MEN THROWN OUT.
Two Steel Mills Shut Down at
Joliet. Ill.

Joliet III. Oct. lo.-One thousand en-
ployes OF the Illinois Steel Company were
thrown OUt-sf employment to-day. The
converted billet and three rod mills were
shut down. while the blast furnaces and
Merchant Mills will continue TO run
The officials Of the company say they
DO not know when the plant will be
started up again. but hope TO resume the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
East 81. Louis Item..

-M-. and NJ Frank Lsanior O: cairo. Ill.
arr visiting here.
Mrs. Thomas F,-l is visiting iH Port Worth
-.nnCt.r Edward Cauualy q Brighton QI1cc
is lu Chicago.
-Mmss. Meiia IlrnIFta1t and F'reIfa RhaIn-
heart visited Mr.. Arthur FUulsc yesterday az
her home IN the Rock roaI
Mrs William Iy1sgIn q Cariinvilie ls visit
lnE her u1'her. Mr.. Robert Watson.
Miss Gcrtrtlc Adams after 4 visit with
her cousin. Niss Nellie Adams of Howe ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
COMPROMISE F0R SMALL SIMS.
Administrators Accept $500 in Each
of Two DnmnEe SuIts for sl.Onn.

Tia, administrators FOR Mrs. Margaret
Onermau and Mary Walsh. VIII" wcr,
killed by "a Terminal train while pirkiuE
coal beneath the East 81 Louis viadUc,
two years ago. yesterday iu d.. East ST
Louis CITY Court CONSENTED tu % rumprp-
mise of the ,IamuEe-suit cases against an.
railroad
cuTnprunri~c Wis made for 80 each. Both
women were UU railroad property ~ the
time ~ the accident and had stepped OF
one rail tp get out The WY Of a train
Mr. Dnrrmaun left two children who
ara uuv- iu tha Glen Asbie Orphan Asylum
M EnIl-viIle
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
INSPECTOR SECURES wNRRNNT.
Mamie Alleges That Cohen Inter
fcrcd with His a cinI Duties.

l. Cohen. proprietor II grocery s'ul
and meat market. was arrested yestsrla
afternoon on a charge of interfering Wit
au officer in the discharge of his dutir
Th. warrant WAS spwra uut Iy Hem
Mamie. Inspector ~ Weights and Meas
ur'S.
n TUrar'S store Yesterday afternoon an
-sksd 10 see tire scales and measures us.
here Mamie said that cohen. his VII
son and daughter to!d him that he c'ui
NOT ~r-s them.
aNIrrT. made demand Tor the scale
auG measures. and thea f' says that
WIS driven uI: of the store Us il' tnhe
FfvuiIE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

-The Reverend Father J. y. Wand 81 BriEh-
t0a. III. a visitor In Jerseyyille yesterday.
County Clerk George l.. Adsrton q Hardin
issuesl a marriage license 20 stephen Eana.s-
dale and Miss Jeanette Lushrp. both n cal
h0uu County
County Clerk J. g. McGrath % Jerseyville
fs=flsii D marriage license 70 William A. knapp.
aged - years. Of Elsah. ard Miss Cora J..
Barton aged IS. o. Otterviiie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

jefferson City. No, Oct Ie.-FTIuk
Moore. night yardmaster At the Missouri
Peuitentisry, who IS charged With mailing
an obscene letter. was held in the sum II
500 by United States Commissioner Gels
berg Tor his auncarauce before the Grand
Jury He gave bond for his appearance.
The letter was unsigned. but IL Is alleged
that a decUy was made which trapped
hsm-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
ASSAULTED AM HonBED.
Dennis Cody Beaten Into Jncon-
SrIousne>S and Relieved oT 'iOnry.

prnais Cody ~ N. 80 Colliusvill" av.
niue East 81 I.ou.s. Yesterday report,
To- the Esas, -. Louis pclicr that Ee ha
been beaten into unrsns'iuusness AMI tH"
robbed bv tUu men iU the railroad ward
near -. clair avenue, Friday night.
Cody -lid that ~ had two - bills On
OF which o.. gut changed DO q saiuHu- III
said that BE- ard m" two men h"'lm
irierJIv and they left th. saloon tuz.thr
one ~ tho men. hr sTN~. ~tri.k him o..
him down the railroad wards. They o."
What DE- had lott ~ the s.. His Jaw va
T.r.. E..ar
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

4 defective fuse box uu q RelIeyilIs ear
SET firr TO some 81 th" woodwork ~ In.
car as it was nearing the terminus al the
Relay station. Although practically no
dstmaEc was done To- the ear. tho firs
caused considerable excitement Al the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad crossing
the conductor discovered IN" blaze and.
tinETsiSHsd IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
BrueVIII- News Notes.

The ladies' section - tf.. Turuysrs.u u o.
site "a coffee Walra-alHr af.rrI..sH.
jane I'af.i.u will Represent the 81 Ilh1r
.rEIu.Ettiuu 90 tHr DHuE'uf'fu 81 the American
a'slarTTIHu 90 Labor. wHiHn t. rH - taII sr
PISTON. Mas. beginning NuytThar g.
-';aHrr- EaI' 20 TYLER. Tex. t. visiting hrrc.
Mr.. charles Tiauar ami daughter Ms LII
ian. ar Ff psa7.yiiI- SpungS.
Walter SrhesEs BE- ir Nsh-yuIs. y. e.
OF IartIuns will o. heard from tho r~1uar-y-
uur.r~ ru south Illinois street. In the county
I.Lrt tH-flIrrHv. t1 o.. UIop. SD paving 20 that
street.
-Th" -. Johns Dramatic club will give
.Hslsliral performance ~ the Cathedral Hail
some time fu Nul-Iubar
-''. J.. fIaHsinE % New York tv visiting
.vr@-
a mIrriaE. I.e'nsa was issued In E-IIsviUe
,-f. rday Co. a. =. NHTufr. = Of Sh-lHv county.
ll-rl.I- ami Nirz. sllgsa iiIIiaEc. a. u MIS-is-
sipIi-
TIL" Presbyterian SUNDAY school will ceIc-
lgItr EE.II annual rally day TINS morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11
HAPPENINGS IN EAST SIDE CITIES AND TOWNS

uur. has returned @. hsF ara- la Nashville.
no
--Fuus IsHHau - Cisssiall uvsuue T. visit
lEE Iu Detroit. Nich
-Ths. Isiat r.. L.uis NHrlara'- viii tIav hall
aI-H tbs 81 CI4rIer Lrugls To-day - 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-11

r. %. Hull % Urr-r Alton has gone TO Can
-PosJmas,rr I1ha O. sis;z Of Urper Alton
mas returned from chicago
-superyis1r John Eib.e is IN at his home IN
Aluy street.
News has been received At I-ppsr Alton of
the death 90 MrE. Albert ,. Morris az san
ui-gU. cal Mrs Morr.- was s. years OH and
native - ONO she was formerly q re<iccnt
N Tr-g AIt.n-
-. l. Burns o; Ottawa. Kas. Is In Upper
AltD1.
doctor !. q. Booker. ST. % Unper Alton
returned yesterday from Cariiuvill-. Ill
John Hinricks % ParkersburE ". Va. is a
visitor in Alton
-b9-t.r and Mrs. WalI0 Fisher q Alton ~
turned yesterday fsCm Kansas CITY. ~.
-Aih-rt siEnlsy q Marion. Ind. - a visitor
iu Upper Alton
Emo johnson. q Upper Alton went to Ne
dora. III. yesterday.
The Enterurise Hani = T-pper Alton has
cl-et"i CLAYTON FuniTii president CharieE Tiaf-
~ Vie president. Grlyer Eetchum secretary
aEer- -
John Murphy. q brakeman on the CTlf-aF3
ana AlfIu kallr.lti. hEd his left hand cTusb.I
at AH'u yesterday morning while c0upIing