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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-08-07

aeI nenn orto5ned the doors
ap Chanel were onene,l bv the
If the ctnrIavc MGR Merry
nH ,hr masters If ceremonies
~ = .roI from Ipovdon Crllege The
~ ! : ayu asked tIa successful car
nte accent the election y, md re-
snip in the a0irn,.tive
200 lrun. rananies vera then low
,.v exrairi,Y If thn. of the
arg candidate. Thn. masters of
W urNr conducted Tho new Pope
resi- closet. where he laid aside
abel f cardinal and donned white
,aro rel clippers, the long white
mo girile white can and the
ion nh, papaI Office He return
Ia chapel and was seated on q
np,-g ON rba I,;rra.+ star a +bo
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Nom aHeI in frnnt If tbo yoticon
II t the successful candidate
N t DC OF St. Peter on earth and
v c 2Ge chosen Ivy him.
los later Plus y. appeared in
sami ny NJ tile basilica, and nut
Soui above his head gave his
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,ra -.''> III conc!ave for the pur-
1ater 7 Il successor to Pope Leo
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-08-07

Mrs. Winslow''s SOOTHING sTRUP for Children
teething; softens the gums, reduces Inflammation al
lays pain cures wind collie. Is cents o bottle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-08-07

Children born in summer are taller
than those born in winter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-08-07

Date of birth June ., 1885
Place of birth . RieSe. Italy
Began education. College of Castlefranco
Pursued studies at. Seminary of Padua
Finished education at. .Salosian Institute
First charge ............T ombolo Italy
Transferred to Salzano. ....... 1867
Canon of Cathedral at. Treviso
Appointed bishop at. .......... Mantua
Created Patriarch of VeniceJune u, '93
Created cardinal. $500. June -, 1893
Elected Pope. Aug. 4, 1908
His name as cardinal. Giuseppe Sarto
His name, as Pope. Plus x.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-08-07
els ELECTED.
Is CHOSEN HEAD OF
! ,,T4oLIC WORLD

Understood to Have
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-28
Singer Sewing Machine
Costing $500
A Description.

The STUDEBAKER WAGONi is a 800 farm
wagon, with cover and every up-to-date inn
provement-rccognized as the best wagon for
the money on the market today This wagon
comes from the Logan Branch Of the great
Studebaker establishment, where may be found
very fine stock high-gradc vehicles of every de-
scription and a most courteous set Of men to
deal with
The SEWING MACHINE is a "SINGER"-
machine sold regularly for $4,000. III. Fl.
Carter, West First North Street, handles the
"Singer" and guarantees it to be without SUI
periOr. The easiest running, most perfect.
The TRIP TO ST. LOUIS comes from the
Republican. We give you a $500 order on
Moore & Turner which is to be held until
next year when you care to visit the exposition
and then we will present you with ROUND
TRIP PASSAGE from Logan. Under no cir
cumstance will we give money instead Of trans
portation.
The GRAPHOPONE Is a VICTORY" and
comes from the Harris Music Co. s establish.
ment and Is high-grade instrument with latest
improvements and on a par with the other
high-grade Instruments carrrieLs as5oslsussu
The $4,000 SIDEBOARD is one of the ele.
CANT stock carried by the VIM. Edwards Furni-
ture Co. This is a splendid piece of furniture
and worth any mans 500 Go over and look
at it and inspect Mr.. Edwards fine stock.
The FAMILY GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS
are to be done at the Odell Studio II you win
this prize we give you $1,000 order on this
studio, and at your convenience Mr.. Odell will
make you rs fine piece of work as can be secur-
ed in the State for the money.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-28
A Description.

The SUIT OF CLOTHES is at the big es.
tablshmcnt Of Campbell & Morrell Co. You
can have choice Of any $500 suit In the house.
This SILVER MOUNTED TOILET SET
Is the prettiest thing you ever looked at and
may be seen at the City Drug Store. 1t is full
value, like everything else you get at this store
The COAL Is the best on the market and
will be delivered by NJ. Mauritzen, the coal
dealer, who would like to sell you all your COAL
SILVER TEA SET comes from the Carbon
Jewelry Co., fact that guarantees it's beauty
and value. An elegant Christmas present.
The NICKLE WATCH is guaranteed by @
NJ. Wendelboe to be an excellent timckeeper,
Elgin movement-the best watch for $500.
The SUIT OF UNDERWEAR will be made
to your order by Union Knitting Mills Co., and
Is guaranteed to be one of the very best of the
high-grade suits they manufacture.
Mrs. II. ID. Roberts will furnish you the $500
HAT trimmed to suit you. Her reputation as
fashionable milliner guarantees satisfaction.
$500 worth of TEA or COFFEE may be Sc.
lected from the magnificent stock OF the Cache
Valley Tea Company, Main Street. the only
exclusive dealer in the city,
We will give So ONE-YEAR SUBSCRIP.
TIONS to the Republican, amounting to $l57.
We do this to increase our circulation and
here stipuate that the 90 winners cannot ap-
ply this on their subscription. Instead they can
order the paper sent to any friend or relative
not already subscriber. The Republican
would make an excellent Christmas present.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
PROPOSES SPECIAL ELECTION
TO SUBMIT DIXIE QUESTION.
Mayor Says lie VIII Take This
Course JnIe-s Railroads show
Different Attitude.

Unless arrlUgs merits are soon mad. with
the railroad ana other iufusJries ou the
East Side. Mayor las Cook Of El-t -
Lou.s will cau a special election % D.
"e.d on December > To submit the propO-
s.ii1n "t forming thc city uI East -. LoIis
ir,o "a dixie district. This will D.. zone To
compel 'ho railroads To- du th.!r share OF
IN" work Ia I.tis Hg the.r tracks to form
nlh'~. !lotvcilA% tus CIIy from tn. Hood
Wdt'lN "I L." +ti-7~-s-iGtI River. arguIu4nE
(" Tie pliI5 Wui.I have. r.-r "a ur,.u.tr,.,l
hy ity f.Uglas-I r. e.. H-Im
" MI Ma co.. CHrS uHS f.sa-.ysd a--ur-
"I''s from tin" tu TIM" tl4t sac. Ftilr1lt:-
N'i" itVHrsbIy c"u-in"Iius tie plans h.
SAYS tuIt 80 lar tI'r- fis.s issrsI no action
t.s-' o. H. iutcrl- tUHt ry IN. tif..r for
tt'' HTTIag Tsi-v % tl. I4v'r TL,- aikss
prose, uug tk" Sity snail o." ,onpi.te,I
d. liEtu vL EI-.rI .I,syY. tuuk has hssu
"ti"r corporations Jp t@k" th. matter up
'LH Hullu iHeI.- Istrt % tHc dikcS. SO TN.
,''F can. by Tie Ig-s',tss OF uT1iu.fTl,-,- =
,,'tE.n7; ON the csfs". hu,Id its part IiiiS.
~ ~ 'l CnpA 'iI"VD+. l. the simplest s0Iu-
tl9n % the question
10 this end D." Las hId numerous inter-
l"nS "l'n F'illNHE officials. aud yesterday
~ =. diInlhted q committee OF representa-
Wv, citZeuS To confer with the railroad
anu c'Tp"T''t' interests 90 an crort To- ar
lem W '''' H'hs PivD
Mayor cook IS chairman az the commit
zee j ~. other metuhCTs are. e. T. Jones
t''elnr II q. Fairtrythsr. l.. a. Etyus..
4 ~" Former. T. l. Fek-tc. J. n NJ
l.t-'..s-iIlii: -iIlii: p. g hrtcrr"r. j. NJ Frc.Is
EGinSS knncSel, I N. HDruyr and Jo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
,Inrinc IntcIIircnrr.

New York. Oct. 2l.-Arrived: New York
Southampton.
Philadelphia. Oct ai-SaiIed. lI:50 .. IN,
steamship Hayerford. for Liverpool.
Liverpool oct. 2i-Arriyed: Campauia
ami celtic. from New York.
san Francisco. oct. ei-Sailed: Brig I.ur-
line Allata, steamer Bar-acouta, Pana-
ma. bark Olympia. Honolulu; schooner
General Banning. Mazatlan.
ChcrhoGrE. Oct. 2L-Arrivod: BIeucher.
via Plymouth. fo- Hamburg.
Bremen. oct. -4.-SaiIed: Friedrich Der
Crosse. New York. via Southampton.
Hayrs. oct. 2k-Sailcd: Ia Toura'ne.
New York: la Champagne. New York.
southampton. OCT. 2i.-Sai.sd: Philadel-
rhia. New York. via Chc-bourE.
Antwerp. oct. @L-Sailcd: Finland. New
York
Liverpool. Oct. 2l.-Sailcd: Etruria. New
York
Genoa. ost 24-Arrived: HohenzOllcrn.
New York.
MarseIHes. oct. 2a.-Arrived: ClarhuI.
HonE-Kong and Manila.
Nantucket IiChtship. oct. oA-Arabic
irom Liverpool AID Queenstown. for New
York.
New York. Oct. 2i.-Sailed: Umbria. Lsiv-
erpool: Minneapolis. London: Pretoria.
Hamburg. via Plymouth and CherbourE:
ErOonland. Antwerp: Princess Irene. Ge-
uoa and Naples; Murnessia. Glasgow:
Norge. Christiania and Copenhagen.
CherbourE. Oct e4.-SaiIed: Philadelphia
from Southampton. New York
London. oct. 2L-SaiIed: Menominec,
New York.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
ASK RECEIVER FOR PLATT co.
Stockholders Seek to Have Firm
Dissolved and Recover Money.

Howard J. o. weinel and Edward W.
Goez filed suit in the Circuit Court yes
terday against the George PIatt Contract
ing Company and George Platt. 10 have
-ycrIseg dppOuIed fOr the company for
a dissolution. ana to require Pistt TO pay
% the receiver "a s.
The plaintiff aver that they entered into
4 contract with the company To work as
6ricklayers and do general contracting.
They we're TO receive - cents an hour and
Jne-slNth OF the pro!ts they aver.
The company was incorporated later
for S2Sco. and an accounting showed that
;hey were entitled to S30po OF the profits.
for which they received thirty shares OF
stock each. they allcEe.
Piat owned ninety shares OF stock and
was president OF the company. His son,
Elroy 5. Piatt. was secretary and treas
urer.
II Is averred that Elroy s Platt became
indebted To the company. and that he
assigned eiEhty-uinc shares or stock
whiJh he held 10 his father. who assumed
his Indebtedness George Piatt has an
interest OF S15s1e.H iu the company.
which. with the obligatinns OF his son ha
= alleged to have assumed. comprise the
mount which II Is requested that he be
ordered TO pay to the receiver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
FORGOT YEAR OF HER BIRTH.
Said She Was 10, but Fixed 1SSG
az Date.

Because she could not remember the
year she was born in. Miss Marie Boblit
Of No. $3.50 Pine street. was yesterday re-
fused marriage license in Clayton by
Deputy Recorder Schaedier.
Miss BOblit went to the st. Louis County
seat about o'clock IN the afternoon with
Ralph Smith OF No. 3l.5 Lawton avenue.
Smith gave his age as IS. Miss Boblit gave
her age as I9.
As precautionary matter. however
SchaedlCr asked the young woman 10 tell
him the year In which she was born. Miss
Bobiit at fi-st could rot answer. but iiual-
" said Il was IN 1856.
That" said Schaedler. would make
you only Il. BY your own statement YOU
have compelled me TO refuse you Ii
ceuse."
The licenses issued in Clayton yesterday
were TO Ingram +. BOYD and Louie r.
Brown Of KirkwOOd; Fred Laieuness OF
Bonhls and Stella Chapple OF FiOrissant:
William Spath OF No. III O'Failon street
and Annie Prout OF No. 1858 Cass avenue.
and John II. Hyler % HILLSIDE and Lena
Howard OF No. sl2 Coleman street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
COLOR OF SHOES GAVE CLEW.
Detectives Arrest Men Charged
With Completely in Robbery.

\ desire 20 have his shoes dyed black
ended in the arrest OF Edward Payne and
-Iis companion. Emmett Russell. yesterday
IN charge Of completely In the robbery
% several saloons In East st. Louis Fri
.Iy right
ne men were arrested By Detectives
s'inan and Greedy. who saw Payne and
.tus sell AT SIKH and Market streets Payne
vas on a Ch1iT subjsCting his shoes 10 a
ss'lauge OF color. One uT the men who
fobbrd the saloons In East St Louis wore
hoes ot russct leather. Payne's shoes
NeTe OF that hue. and the detectives de-
Cided to confront him with the charge.
John Hoffman. who WIS arrested shortly
fier the alleged robbery. gave the East
St. Louis police information that impli-
=atCd PAYNE and Russell
The offense II connection with which
Payne and Russell were taken into Gus
tody was the robbery OF saloons conducted
by Herman Baum and John EE!er OF Elst
St Louis The saloonkeepers declare that
fiye men perpetrated the robberies
Frank Terry and James Baxter were
arreS' ed by Detectives Neville and Hur-
ly early yesterday morning. All four stis-
poets returned to East ST Louis without
requisition-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
II Touches, Makes Good,
Rich Blood, Cures Sleep
laSSneSS and All HerV-
IS Ailments.
12,OOO PERSONS IHST.LOUIS
Testing This New Great Cure fOI
Dyspepsia and Nervous Troubles.
PAW PAW, THE WORLDS TONIC.

There is No class OF sufferers whom
pity more than those suffering from nerv-
BUSINESS They get very little pity. the
public cannot understand them. Their
friends weary Of them and they seem TO
have no CompaniOnship hut their Cwa
gloomy thoughts. While others sleep they
toss and turn. worry and fret. ina gine all
sorts Of impossible things. magnify their
liI- and anticipate great losses and trou-
bles A. a rule. Il will be found that nerv-
Gus people suffer with some form Of indi-
gestion. that they have been overworked
or overstrained or are suffering from some
great mental worry. One OF the best ton
les IS friendship and sympathy. Every
well person should give these sufferers not
only encouragement. but their heartfelt
sympathy.
Nv Paw Paw remedy acts directly on the
nerve ccnters. This remedy is really a
food as well as a stimu.snt to the nerves.
II relieves the tension. quiets and soothes
the nerves. ! believe it to be the greatest
nerve tonic and strength builder ever
placed on the market. II is made from the
Paw Paw fruit. which grows in India and
South America. An eminent actor told
me that 1t really made a new stomach for
him and enabled HIM TO eat all he liked
and when he liked and what he liked
This new vegetable pepsin is far superior
10 animal pepsiu in aiding digestion and
the upDuilu.ng OF the nervous system. 1t
Is put ND IN large bottles. A tablespoon
fuI three times "a day or whenever needed
Will give tone and strength to the weak
and GebIiitated and will give hope to tho
Ierve-Snattered ana nerye-depressed per
sons n YOU are nervous. II you cannot
concentrate your mind. II you are irriJab.e.
II YOU cannot sleep, ask your druggist for
Paw Paw Take IL faithfully
and 1 believe you Will be pleased TO write
and thank me for gIving you this advice.
AZ all druggists Price 81 pint bottle)-
Paw Paw Pms &c bottIe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
IiIinoIs suprcmc C,nct.

Z Lft Slit - f-'lAas
Springfield. l., Oc,. 2L-PTocceGiass In
the Supreme Court to-day were az To-
COWS:
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway =.
Johnson: time 40 file reply br.scs extended five
aHys-
SeideEschlsg :. Town q Aatio-; morton TO
strike additional abstracts RON hTfgs- denied
shea Teufert. iautEuH % -: i,.. c-o.s errors
sn0 briefs Of Butts from iles ieftod
Clos ES. 10 berg. dlstl 'rti2 short record
People vE Peoples Gas Light and Coke Con-
pany. motion 20 dismiss appeal short rec
ord
Takep on call.
Niservey vs. People Carter vs Pee e Pc5-
ple ". chicago and Alton Railway: Harris vs
fTerEuy Hess ~ Kill brew. Carney Peonie.
BduInEartuer ". Bract- Spence Euckifs-.
Foote Us. Lake County. Seidc lrch;aF vs.. Town
nf Antfoc. Chicago Cgt- Railway Orion
nah. People vs.. Indiana. chicago Union Trac-
ton Company Bruwdy. Gantzer ". Schmeltz
strong vs.. DiEnan, People eE rel Burke,
Shea vs. TeufeTt.
Gdsourrsa 70 a. m. Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
ENGLISH ANARCHIST
ORDERED DEPORTED
Officers Watched Piers for
Months, but Turner Came in
Through Canada.

New York Oct. 2I-Joha Turner. the
Englishu!an who was arrested while deliv-
criug an address last night. by officers OF
the immigration Bureau. the arrest being
made under that section Of the immigra-
;ion law empowering the Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor to apprehend and
deport anarchists, was given a hearing be-
fore a board OF special inquiry at Ellis
Island to-day. He was ordered excluded
and will be deported next Wednesday.
We have been awaiting Turner for
about :hree months" said immigration
Commissioner Williams to-day. We knew
he was bound for this country. and every
ships manifest was carefully scrutinized.
We have had several misunderstanding
through holding up the wrong John Tur-
ner. How he got into the country is a
puzzle to US The authorities in Washing
ton learned Of his presence here and sent
the warrant"
Turner refused to tell how he reached
this city. but Mr.. Williams believes he
came by way Of Canada
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25


{ B-sI estate transfers rI-d or Re- ID IN Fere.
f Fii!' vc~--r'ily N~T--
I D.; IS. hI"rE = Worf's --uI.yIsl.n f-agt :,
! J. 'ut~. warranty l-,,I. 49,.
ham. I-'s j.. e. =. % . u1s l. ana m ,r.- ga.
IN t"isht-. E-t-J -. I>,uIs. warranty ,s-J.
}. A s,hIster and usii- 10 VIM. g. Brandt.
rsTt lots = 20 3. block -. CIsrc-uont annex.
J. r. state TO "a ;. y,i,sS, tts = and ?.
~ 6 = Ltnste~He suhirvisiyu. warranty dc-u.
II Law Sirup and Preserving Company 10
ms Mr..S.-r. Tart surveys - tn -. ard
$500 il,js ''n'''- comm. '''e'-s' ~aTF~n.y d-el
Geo Willard ard wife TO IT, r. r,:-ry. lots
- =. a. ~ q o''lA Is. SIinnerre.t' Ws--rsats
=. p. Morrison ami ViSe to Peter Harris. 10,
diyisi.n Fest - LUIS. ". g.. 81.
U. J. s.~sgr sEa wits TO sam. Iot L. same
Iilz, ltsesst, - ral'h Euobeloch lots &c
o. -. n-kiiri IisItinn liel!-yll.s. gJc- r.. Il.
. anu e. hi'ci. e. Hsa;l-y h-iEHJs sul-Ilsi-l14
~ - l-'I.' %; D.. -. ..
toNnsh.p = s-rtr range vest. v- g.. So.
}; Il iir,'gh'n ~ {. r.. "a HacEznsa. Ia s.
n..cS =. ll.i'."t~ Iliy last -. Louis, W. q
e. ". Dachn.r; ami wife 10 ". A. Bequerrt.
1T T.. block !. Caranne addition Be.ievIlle.
Julia Iioit~n aai husband 90 Joseph wcifer.
iot :. higys 2. Ant -uDiIy-siJu E-asJ - LJui~,
John i1.frsy ant VIII. O. George = rt1ra,lit. lot
W. r pruuHCEI To- A. a.. katz, tut 3. h...CN
: pSHsan-DrunmH nd subdivision Winstani-y
l'srk. So.
J a Atahan an wife O. Lillian :. Msehan.
lot y. Fes-tr SUBDIVISION. survey 50 and more.
t-H~t -. Louis. warranty Deed &i-.us"-
lttsr kanEisr AID vIIC 10 ThrUi1re Persch-
hach-r. i"t A.. Ralpus addition. B-iicvillc. war-
Tauty ised. 81.
J. +. Donovan. trustee. 10 V. - Carl. lot 20.
block -. Laaust0vne subdivision; warranty deed.
80
W C. Carl and wife o. Fred GussluE same
description. warranty deed: 1i.ztc
Fred Iiohl-y q al % Adam Hohiey. lot :
section -. township south, range west; war
Tauty deed: ss-'
Il Y Glars 70 Anton schneider. lots 4s %
g. block !. Ala Sita Heights, warranty deed.
'DH
Mary \. BuEtnan and husband 70 ~. u. Bs- /
Ser. tutS 10 ssEd iHs. block "a Illinois City. I
East 81 Louis warranty deed. s-.G-f.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
nrIIr,IIIr Nrn. Nntr..

Thomas Murphy % Carlyle Is visiting in
Bei!evills-
Mis- Amanda SunkeI Is visiting in Al
ton. III
Miss Maude wangeHn i visiting in East
81. L.Guis.
Gustav ve,t-r departed yesterday FOR the
West.
-. W Baldwin nlsad~l guilty % a charge
or Larceny. and MAS rrsd s. AMI sentenced 10
the WuTkhUusr Tor tniIty days.
Mrs. g AlsNsnoer has returned from visit
TO Washington and Oregon
The ladies of the choral y mphoay society
will give basaar October - and u in the
ko-ks building
Miss EuEenia KnoebeI Is ;he guest OF friends
In ALIun- III
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
SHOWS SYMPTOMS OF RABIES.
Henry Teepe Suffering From Eff
fects of Dog Bite.

Henry Teepe. 20 years old. living AT No.
SO Chambers street, Is at the City Hos
pital suffering from what the PHYSICIANS
believe to be a case of hyrophobia- He
was brought to the hospital yesterday
morning in serious condition. and last
ful
Two months ago. while returning 10 his
home from the Anheuser- Busch brewery
wherC he L employed as an Oiler. a dog
bit him on the forefinger of the ricb7
hand. He paid no attention To the injury
until three days ago. when he became mi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
COULDN'T SPELL WEDDING,
BUT GAVE ILLUSTRATION.
Spelling Bee Leads to Double We'd
ding and Trouble for Girl Whose
Parents Pursued.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPI BLlC SPECIAL
Paducah, KY. Oct. 2I-"wedding'' was
the word which sent six young people at
their seats in a spelling bee held in a CAL
loway County schoolhouse last night.
There were three Of each sex and they
had, It happened, driven to the affair to-
sether. On the way home the girls poked
Jun at their escorts for missing such a
word until the young men proposed a
triple elOpement for the next day, to
which the girls agreed.
They made an early start for Metropo-
lis, Ill. in separate buggies, Hermann
Davinia, 20 years old, with Clarice Daw-
son. IL years Old. in the lead. After them
came A b. Witte. Is years old, and Yer
pie Riley. IS years old.
The third bride was Miss Otie Edwards,
10 years old. who was to meet her fu,ure
husband at the wharf Her early start
aroused her parents's suspicion, and they
set out in pursuit.
She was overtaken a mile from the fer
~ and led back, crying as though her
heart would break.
The others were successful and were
married by a Justice of the Peace Their
lrate fathers were held back from an ex-
pCdition to take the scalps of both Justice
and License Clerk. by the argument that
it was too late, and would do no good.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
SUFFRAGE MEETING CLOSES.
Presidency of State Association
Conferred Upon Mrs. Mulkey.

The convention Of the Missouri woman's
Suffrage Association held three sessions in
the LIndeI Avenue Nonsectarian Church
yesterday. and Adjourned last night.
The morning and afternoon sessions
were closed TO the public. and nothing
was given out except the election OF Of
hcers. which resulted as follows: Mrs.
Alice e. Mulkey. president: Mrs. FranceIla
l. King, first vice president: Mrs. Mamie
Warren. scco ie
Ford. corresponding secretary: airs. Susan
Martin. recording secretary, and Mrs May
Calkins. national executive.
At the session last niEht Miss Mya Kern
OF Maryvi ls. Mo. delivered an address
upon The Modern woman's Question
and the Reverend Frank g. Tyrrell spoke
on "A Reasonable Reform
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
yo,. on INCORPORATION of Town.

Another village Is TO be formed in the
southwestern part Of Madison county, IL
the plans Of the present residents prevail.
Andrew Erickson. William Il Shepard,
william Rollins and others living in the
vicinity Cf Madison, have hled in the
County Court petition for the incOrpOra-
tion Of the village OF Ferguson.
Judge J. +. Hillskottsr has ordered an
election to BE- held on Tuesday. November
10. in q building located on lot Is. block
. on Fifth street. at which time the ques-
tion will be submitted 10 the voters OF
the territory 10 be included.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Railroad Lectures In Y. VI. C. A.

IsEFI ET-II NFELIALA
Monett. Mo. Oct. 4-The Executive
Board Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Of Monett has
established a course Of educational work
for the railroad men for tho coming win
ter Lectures are TO be given twice a
iag.
The first lecture was given last night
in the auditorium OF tho association
building by ]. VIII Johnston of the Pyle
Electric Headlight Company. and his sub
teCt was the Mechanism OF the Electric
Headlight"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
RELIEF PARTY GIVES BARBECUE.
Relate Adventures Of Flood After
Dinner f. Served.

\ barbecue was given yesterday after
E0cU al LgnsGUwn.. Fast - L..ris D..
The members OF IN. CcmTrissarv D.r,rr.
mcnt. who served during the Hood IN East
81 L.cui'. All sCTtS OF meats were roast
ed over big log fires. The cooks starti.,s:
lE'iE -dhprs al a. m. yesterday. IN,
conner was nUJ servei until . 70. m an
MaS uli-r the direction ~ Doctor J. l..
NiEg ns aIlt several assistants
huFiHS the CIuuCr. sat-gtlOu were sting
SE quartet composed OF tn. MIs-, s
l.'Ir'tt Donovan. Grace Hatttu. EstrI e
-, ''i!iiiiN ana Aidc smith. OF - LyuIs.
AIl". JhH Gilu,r IN. crowd rs.fTt.sT,.. .1T,,f
10y th' i-ht 81 IN" nrc and t0rcnes Stofi. /;
90 'tHN"uturs and au-CsIotgs II the houi
Mcr. lI.l ny mrn aEr Woman
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
To-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterday bank cleariTCs were $500
81: balances. s745.9Sl. Local discount rates
were between > and per cont Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York. 5oc discount hid. tac discount asked;
chicago. PC discount asked: Cincinnati.
Louisville and New Orleans. Ioc discount
lid. rar asked.
Wheat closed higher at S.5sc Dec; SSG
$50 No. icd. Corn closed higher at 4Ossc
bid: &c 10 mixed. Oats closed at &c
asked May, @7'zc No. mixed.
Spot cotton was unchanged in the local
market;