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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE Thrown OPEN YESTERDAY

courage and. az far as possible. eliminate a
faetionali.m and all unseemly strife OYER Of
fetal patronage, State Federal.
That Missouri Is to-day a Republican State
We have no question with united Republican
party. a full vote and fair count.
old party, which has always stood for Official
integrity State and national and which in
this hour OF official corruption in our State
Government would correct and stamp out It's
ssyistenee. we appeal to every eitizin in the
retrieve our State from the odium which rests
upon her heretofore fair name. at home and
abroad. ODON GUITAR. SIR,
s. q. MCDOWELL.
PHILIP GASSZ,
D. BRUNJE5.
CHARLES c. BELL Committee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
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. PRESENTS FOR FORMER
SAXON CROWN PRINCESS.

. Berlin, Dec. ia chest of Christ
q mas presents. purchased by popu- ,
. lar subscription, has been sent from ,
Q Dresden to Countess Won Montig- ,
. noso. formerly the Crown Princess (,
. of saxony. who. in December, 1s02, I
Q eloped with NJ. Giron. French I
q professor.
. One Of the motives of the sub
. scribers appears to have been . de-
q sire to show dislike for the Saxon [
. royal house. 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
ENLIGHTENMENT IS CHARGED.
Postmaster of Stahl, Mo-, Arrest
ed by Inspector.
REPURLIC SPECIAL.

Macon, Mo-. Dec 1s.-Postmaster Gilbert
S. eastman of Stahl. Adair County. was
arrested by Post Once Inspector w. l..
Reid Of st. Louis this morning and
brought here for arraignment before
United States Commissioner r. g. Mitch
the money-order department. Bond was
fixed at 1000. which eastman was una
BILE to give. and he was committed to jail.
eastman had been in the Federal serv-
ice at Stahl about year. and was re-
garded as thoroughly reliable. Inspector
Reid began to check up Cashman's once
q few days ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
Organise to Help Folk.

The Twenty-eishth Ward Folk Club was
organized last night at Celia's Hall. Del
mar and Taylor avenues. with 150 men,
bers. The officers elected are as follows:
John c. Roberts, president; ]. c. Jones,
first vice president: William NJ. Culp, sec
ond vice president; William s. Herdy. sec
rotary, and Patrick Rowan, treasurer.
William NJ. Culp was elected the Central
Committeeman from the Twenty-eighth
Ward
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION
TAKES HIGH MORAL STAND,

Harmony With Meat Ak Is Rampant at the Southern Hotel
When Prominent State and City Politicians, After Much
speechmakng Decide Expurgae Party Missouri by the
Elimination of Patronage ongers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
saubbsit fann nidst asheilt perseu

burH lpfaIt NppIifatipntn, ptil lit ben franftn
Ibsil hss Obrts nitt trrti1tu fSnutn. &c aitbt
nnr stnen Bee bic 5aubbsit su fiiriren, une Der
n bur& fpHlfitutipnslle StilmitieI. Gaubbsi
wirb burG tinsn tnbinbsttn 3ufanb Der f1lsi-
mistn AusftibuHs btr GulfahifHsn RSbrf psr.
uria@t. Bsuu bitis 8Sbr iid rnhinbei, babt
9br tintu rumptlnbsn 5un Obtr HnpoQfommtnss
@tbpr; unh ptnn it gam etiGlplisn II, frfOIsi
Iaubbfit uue ptnu bic Gui,iiHbuHs Hi&t stbO.
ben unb bi.fe 8Obrt pitbsr In ibrtn sfbGristn
3uhanb psrfsBt ptrbsn fanu, ipirb has @sbUr
fur immsr ;trlfSrt wsrhsn; neun Safe unitr
,tbn psrbsH bur@ aatarrb. ptrurIaht ptIhtr
ni&ts ais Elm snbanbtitr 3uifanp Der i&Itimi-
gen SbrhaHtn IN.
gBir nplltn einbunbtrt Dollars fir isbfn
(burt 9atarrb StrurfaGitn) 6al ppn 5aubbdi
atbsn, ben mir nitt burt Giunfbmsn pOn 5al's
aatarrb.sfur bfiltn fUnnfn. 9abt GuG nm.
cnf &irfuiart fpmnitu.
8. 3. Gbeuts & Co., S0Ifbp, 8.
RzS@ 8rfduft BON alien Apr.bsftrn, rs Cts.
Sal's GamiIsn piGsn iub bic btfrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
DdS ,Tbal abtp arts.

TabIpr. benz semeinfamen auss
fius Der beibsn Seueripebr @ompanisen
unb WuiifcOrps am lesten Srsitas na&
Safe 2obore nabmen etipu 1000 Bsrio.
men tbeiI unb bic @eIessnbsit ssitaItsts
lid in ieber Dsiie su elmer srfoIsrsi@en.
-SrIs. 2issie nrmeiber unb emma
StdbIi reihsn am Diontae fiir einen
Ssbntdsissn AufsntbaIt mad Safe @i.
nola.-Sn bsr SeItenabsr Der Ar@baIb
Uiine 3errib am Wontas bas Sell, tpeIs
&es einen 8us beIabensr Barren sine
anfabri binaufsos. Die Barren ranntsn
nit srobsr S&nsaisfsit in ben S&a1t
surld unb ridteien bebsutenben S1aben
an, absr 3um @Iad parb babel nismanb
uerIebi, mas als Elm Wunbsr bs,siGns.
lperoen tann. Die Wlins mubte ipegen
BEN nnfua msbrsrs Gage fsisrn.-Ssuts
bdIt bas Olo Sorse 2aitsl bsr Sitter bes
@olbensn Ibler feline idbrli6e @reurion
mad Sarpsp's Safe al. Wartin @arI BON
2adutpanna unb SRI. 2ucp Binters bon
bier tperoen bsute Gbeno in ben @beRanb
treten.-Der Sommer if ba. unb ane
n6ibissn 8etIeiounsshdds finbst mon bel
Sliibmann & Wsibel.
-Sn Der Burnte 8obIsnipdi&srsi su
Durpsa tpurbsn seitern brei StaIisner
ourd ben ginfurs einss brennenbsn
@ulmbaufens peri&iiitet unb msbr obsr
minber i4luer perbrannt. Ser cine tpirb
pabri&sinli& iterben.
- Wife 2abisfp bon Waribpoob
ipurbe am Srsitus in Der MooFc Moun'
tain Uline bon einem falenben &pbIen,
ftdde am aopfe setroHen unb srbisIi
elnen S4doelbru& (; man bebanbsIt ben
8erIeBten i'm audaipanna SoipitaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Gpbe Narfer Moti,eu.

-Ssrr Musuit 8cbinIon III am 9ien.
itae bon elmer laneeren ReiIe in europa
tpiebsr surtidseisbrt.
-Srau Sobn S&Isns bon gbeitnui
abenue befiubet iit gum 8eluHe BEL
Srsunben in Utica. 81. ..
= gilbert Rss bon SadiOn strass
fiitrte am Dienitas SRI. Ra&sI Bed BON
a5riee StraBe als feline @attin beim.
8sb. 8. 6. McDsrmOtt fesnets bas
Saar Elm.
- @dbrenb Der beiben gtd&te an
Sdfteni4mersen su Ieiben, III iebr
itIimm. st. Saiobs Del IN elm WlitteI,
pslhes unbebinst beiIt unb ioQte in ieis
mem SausbaIts febIen.
: Ser 2adapnnna Seuermann s. o.
Sutton tpurbe ssitern an ber Bejt 2adas
ipanna Ipenue &reusuns bon einem elef,
irii6en Drabt i'm @eii&te getroifsn unb
man fiir4tet. bab ct fdr 2ebens3eit emf,
itellt fein ipirb.
Saifp 6. Single, bic bor iiber ,ipei
Sabren our6 einen pl5bli9en Stud bon
elnem Strabenbobnpnsen eeI&leubert
ipurbe uno babur& b5is unb permanente
Berlebuneen erbalten baben fol-, bat am
Samitas eesen bic scranton 3aiItpap
@ompanie cine gntfddbisunssiIaee flr
S35. 900 eintrasen Iafsn.
Better 8amas bon 2ariin @ourt unb
aIs Winsr i'm Tripp Slope bei&dftist,
ipurbe Wlontas Nu&mittas bur& einsn
5aa bon DedenlobIen auf Der STEELE
eet6btet. ct bate ebsn cine Sprengune
porsencmmen unb mar in ieine 3ammer
surddsetebrt, aIS bic mebrere Eonnsn
ipissenbe Wlaiie ibn bssrub.
- Wanba Straf bon glcrb Wain
4penue, bic bor etipa sipei Wo1sn turd
ibr pIbBIides 8erfGninben ibre gltern
in ni&t eerinse 8eunrubisune periebte,
III sefunoen tuorben, bsnn am Sonntae
tpurbe BEN BoIisei Sauptquartier teIe.
pbonii& rni:setbeiIt, bab bas WGb6en
nit ibren Batter iprs1en tpoIs. Sie
8oIissi ifellte bann fef. bab es felt ieinem
8eri&trinben i'm Sern Saa SoteI su
@tpfaI Safe eearbeitst battle unb am
WontaB besab ii6 Der 8ater bortbin unb
bra4ts feline To&tsr pieoer mad Sauis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
AuS beri oberen EhaIe.
(slrHbaIb Gprrtippnbsn,.)

= Der olIsemsine 2absn bon 8ius
man & 8aier su Sermpn tpurbe Sam'
flag Ra6t bon ginbre@srn bsimseiu6i
unb um Waaren sum @eribe bon mebres
rem bunbert Dollars befobIen. 8nei
Glerfs i&liefen in bem 2aben unb pur'
ben bur@ bic ginbre&sr au@ ni&t er.
iredt.
= Ni@oIa goIudi IieB am gRontag
feline @attin Roia unb peter AmbroislIo
su OIppbant berbaften, neil bisie tpdbr.
enb ieiner tempordren Abtpsfenbeit iih
snii&IURen, suiammen su Ieben. gIs
M6ola surddiebrte, fanb er 4mbrois[lo
feit auf ieinem Serb einssnifet unb Roiu
mar aud ni&t eeneiet, ibn tpieber lnufen
su lafien, benn obipobl iie NihoIa germ
bate, ionnte fe nidt buran benfsn, ben
Better ipieber aufSusebsn. Bel benz Ser.
bbr am Dienitus boz AIbsrmann Sope
purbe bic untreue @attin fdr ibr esridts
Iihes grideinsn unter $500 unb Der
nafdenbe 9stsr unter $500 8dr8i&aft
ftir Elm ssridtIi&ss grf6sinen ssislt.
(GarbcnbaIs eprrtippuptn,.)
= Ser 8. & $. 8rsmisr 8m. SoIs.
meifter itieb am Disnias ssssn Elm 8ri.
dsneebdlf unb trus i@msrsbafts 8opf.
ipunben bnbon.
- Ser idbrIi&s Staatss sgonbent Der
8niebtS Of 8ptbias ipurbs am Montae
bier er6Hnst uno ipirb bis morssn anbaI.
ten. Die @elesenbeit eefaIteie ii1 su
elmer feitIi&en fdr uniere Stubt.
- Ser StaIiensr antbonp goptcIIio
bon Dunbaff StruBe. Elm @nssfeltsr Der
9lad Diamond 3e&e, tparb Samfae
pdbrenb ber Arbeit bon einem burG.
brennenben 8arreu 8etrOffen unb &C..
t6btet.
-Srau 6. R. WanbiGe, Satin bes
Superintenbenten WlanbilIe bon ber
pennipIuania 0ipiFon Der 8. & s. 81.
isnbabn, farb am Samhas 0a4mitias
in ibrer 8cbnuns an Norb Main Stra,
&c na6 elmer msbrtdsissn 8ranfbeit iebr
plbbli6 an einem SersidIase. Die
Gsi4e tpurSe mad crop, q. o., esnOm.
men unb berbranni.
- Ser 9idbriee ar6ie 5urnbuu fanb
i'm Sofe ieiner @roBeltern an Der pberen
POpberlp Roab am Dienitas cine giisn.
babn' Torpebo, bic er bann auf sinsm
Steine nit elmer Irt sum grpIooiren
brudte, nit bsm &siuItat. baB bic flies
senben Slide ibn am SaIie unb Der
9ruit in bbier 8sife perIsstsn. @enn
ni6t 8Iutuerslftuns eintritt. irirb Der
8nabe iebob tpieber eeneien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
f. Bapue Gpuutp.

Sonesbale. .--SamueI &. Sreeman,
@attin unb Tohter bon 8rabforo, bic
perfoRens @O@e in bsRsn 8immern in
oer gaa DObsrtp @obnuns bas erfs
Nal @infebr bielten. purben pabrenc
Der giaht bur6 cine fsbIsrbnfts 8erbinb,
uns bonn 2euhteas beinabe eritidt
5reemann ielbit eripa1te nit einem
2Opfipeb upb als er bic 8immer Der an.
bsren Samilienanesbbriee beiu1te, fane
ct fe bonn 8aie iibsrirdItigt por. Igr
6fnste i&nea bic Ssntsr unb lies prompt
einen Arst fommen, Der bic 8etdubten
baIb ipieosr sur 8eiinnuns bra&te.-9is
&epubIifaner beS Counties tperben am
81. bs. Nts. ibrsn Gonpsnt i'm @eriGts.
ssbdube babist abbaIten.-gin Gonpeni
ber ,,8iapoitsrs" Gsislli&aft bes Staa.
tee piro bsuts Nadmittas i'm bisiissn
Opernbaus er5ffnet tperoen.-Die 8. &
8. Gompanie bat ben Preis 6sr aobIsn
Oabier tpieoerum UNI 30 @ents bic Come
erbbbt unb iebt foRsn bieislben 81 80
msbr bic Eonne, oils tpie bor benz Wi.
neritreif.-Der Neeer Sames gIarf. tpeI.
DER Dor eiipa 10 9ssen BEL Der SaIsm
Gamp Nsetins ben GbarIes 8napp 70
idlhmm nit einem 8uirmeHsr SuriGtets,
aIs oisfer itn nit gnberen nedts. ipurbs
am Wontas mad ieiner 8adisbr berbaf.
tst unb fiir iein seri6tli6es gri1einen
antsr 8arsf&aft seitsat.
- @dbrsnb Der 70 Sabre aIts Sobn
Ousbton in SatpIes seitern bas @rab
feiner perfiorbenen Srau NIT 8Iumsn
i&mddte. fani er auf benz STATEN tobt
nieoer. st mar f&On felt sinem Sabre
frdnfIi&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
0pn Neter6bura.

-Serr 5rs6. Sdnarb 1T am Sans
flag als Solicitor ber Staats unb County
Stsuern fur bic 10. Maro ernannt iror'
Den, on STEELE bon Sentp @sbrum, Der
feline ernsnnuHe atf@Ius.
-Sn Der Samilie bes gbarIes 8iIesr
an 8auI Strube 1T am Dienfos elm
8latternfuu enibedt tporoen uno cas See
bdube ipurbe iofort unter Auarantdne
sstsQt, UNI eins Serbreituns ber 9rnni'
bsit su permsiben.
-Seute Nudmittas unb Abenb bdIt
bic sb. lutb. Betsrs @emeinbe in 0ab'
IerS' Sarmonis @arten ibren idbrIi&en
SOmmerausflus uno 5eit ab, su tpeI6em
Der gintritt 25 @enis betrd8t. Yin ben
sem6bnlihen nntetbaltuneen uno gutter
Ruiif pirb es ni&t feblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
RtttStpn.

-Srau Bob GuanS bon SOrtp Sort
ipurbe Sunnta8 Radt nobe Bpomins.
aIs fs enttang ben @sleiien lief. bon
einsm 8uss setrOfen nno bbs psrlebt.
Ri&arb llitrobt bon 8oob StraBs
unb SRI. gIifabsib Gonrab bon @rsat
8snb ipurben usrfiofsne Wo&e in Der
Wobnune be8 pafors Tbeobor 9uber
BON bisism su sinem gbepaare sinse'
ieenst.
- Cine iunee Sruu. bic ii8 annu
Wuir BON Apoea nannie, ipurbe am
DOnnsrfae Ru6t in @ef PittstOn cts
tappt. ols fie einen Refrigerator beifsb'
len iponte. SIN grmanaslnne bon $500
8arsi&aft iparb Iis bem @sfdnsnib iibsrs
ianbt. Set Ginger 9sit iino psridie,
bene Rsfriesratoren bsr bortiesn 8spOb'
nsr bon Der Srau behObIsn tpOrOsn.
& Der l8 Sabre aIis 8iaiam aubn
ron Suebesioipn battle ii& nit msbrersn
Gameraben am Sonntae in einem $50.
ssn auf bic bftlihen @ebiree bssebsu. nm
8eersn 3u lsien uno psrirrie ii6 babel
Seins aameraosn bemeriten suIsbt fein'
Abtpeienbeit, ionnten ibn aber ni&t auf'
finben unb iebrten obne ibn surild. aubn
ber ben Banjen Sonnias uno Wlontal
sisaos i'm @aIbe umbsrirrte, lunbete su'
Isst sdnslib erfG6pft bel einem 5arm'
bnuis unb na&oem man ibm NabrunI
psrubrsi6t bate, CAB man ibm 10 senau
anipsiiunBen, caB es ibm mbSlid mar
nod am slei&en Abenb bsimsufebrsn
Ct traf bort msbrere Stunben Dor cine
Sirsifpartis elm, bic aussssOesn mar
um ibn auisuFnOsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Spnrnaliffens q AnIe.

SOfspb 8uIissr. bsr Serausssbsr bsr
Rsu g)orier ,,@orIo", bat $4,000. 900
fiir bic @inri&tunB elmer SournaIifen'
iduIe, bic nit ber bortieen Columbia
llniperfitdt in 8srbinbuns hsben iol.
ssitiftet. SO lou fiir bic Sdrl: in
Seisbts Elm nsueS @ebdube erri@tet iper'
ben. bas $500. .00o iofen foa. BuIiber
bat es ii& porbebulten. bic Dirsftoren fiir
bic nsue SduIe su ernennen, ipeI@s
ben 2ebrpEan ausarbeiten ipIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
q Amere WabI.

60 III in Rom nO1 INNER stpeifeIbuit,
tper Der nsue Staatsiefretdr 6ss BaphsS
fein tpirb. SO bsibi, Cardinal @otti fol-
oas @mt erbaltsn, tpeil er Dsherrei&
unb Deutf&lano beionbers pdniGsns'
tpsrtb 1T. Gu& iast man. baB pius x.
ieinsn 5reuno @ullesuri. ben 8iiaOf bon
paeua. sum Cardinal erbebsn unb ibn
bann au ieinem Staaisiefretdr MAIDEN
irirb.
8upf Bius x. tpirb bisisIbsn 8immer
beipobnen. in benen fein 0orsdneer.
Yapit SEQ. i'm 8atlfan trohnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Oaher alfp I!

Die .,8bsinii6 @sRpbdIii&s 8sis
tuns" berbfsntIidt einen Brief bon elmer
9erion, bic unssbIi& i'm 8srtrauen Der
a6nissm5rbsr in 8eIerab ftano. SIN BEN
8risfs pirb sriIdrt, a6nis Better iei bes'
tpsssn eans bon ben M6rbern abbdneie.
neil er bon BEN Moroplane ldnsR Dor
beHen ausflbruns tpubte unb ben 8er'
iGb5rsrn bas iariftli6e 8eripreden
CAB, iis ni&t bsirafsn su tpollsn, falls er
ielbt aum 3bnise ertudblt irarbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
1lniere ja6rli6e
MusiteQnng tott
spitcnborbangelt,
9raperiell nno
Yoliterei =@aarelt

81 isBt ,u Sbrr SniphiiOn uiftn. Sif
l6Iitet-fin dnt ppllfGnbies AuspabI In imper.
tirtsn uub sinbtimil6tn BUrbdnesn In Srilb
point, 8riilTts, Drssesn unb 8alltnbure Cpl
gen, Die iarttn Shpsi,u 8uiils 8prbGnsf
lOpObI pis tinfaas NtB. .8srbGnes BON ausISn.
bil&sm Gabrifat, nit parilbr espprfensn Del.
fins In Spstu unb In bislsm eanbs anstfsriist.
gDir ,sssn tbsnfaas iibr 400 Wufr In Rot.
iinstam eapn Spibtn 8OrbGuss, tinfGlitbli&
Der bsftn @aarsn Der SCRANTON 8abrif, pslts
MIR cbut 3aubsru ben slsiGsu 6abrifaisn eabitr
lppobI pit etusn ess Auslanpts eltitfrasn.
Salb 8orbdnst, 3biirtn pansIs, gDaarn bti
btr Gle ppn iten Sprts lnp In bisisr Ausffll'
uns sinssi&IOfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
9ie MnsfeQnllg bon
9rapertell

SGlitbt Gin alss In portisrs, Searfs.
eouuss. litbulistu, 3ifd- -lltbGiustn, DianttI
Draptritn, etc., etc., une @aartn bel bu Gle
BON ispr 8sIGrtibune ,ur Anfsrtisuns bon ipt-
iislltn Graptritn. Als nsutn 6abrifats lnb
liberal btrirtisn unb ba uuisr 8prratb aussfaufi
wurbt Dor BEN srUbtn Strtif. psltsr ssstnpdr'
tie bic Ssrtilbrantt labmlsst, 70 lino unint
prsiis pOlt % prc,snt uuitr BEN ssstnpGrtistn
Rarfipsrtbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20

= SO bsibt in 9lstu Yorf, buB Gbars
les N. S&pab, Der @r'8rdiosnt bss
Stablirufes, nun einen erObsn RIsibsr'
Iruft eriin6sn ipirb.
-Sn ben S9psFsIsruben bel GaIta.
niietta, Sieilien, purben BEL einem
8rance ettpu 100 @rubenarbsitsr msbr
Obsr tusnissr i@usr Uerlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20
Beriefeluna In Seabp.

Sn 2etpistOn, Sbubo, Bat ii& bic Sc.
piston.@ @nba 2anb & Srrieution Sons
punp init einem GttientapitaI bon sl,'
200. 900 ineorporiren Iaiien. 9is Sn.
eorporatoren iino Senator Dubois unb
@r.Senator Ssitfelbt aus Sbnbo unb s.
o. Truinor. Elm 8apitalilt aus GbicaeO.
Die @eisai@aft bat ben @aba.Sse sr'
porben, tuel&er 90 Wsilsn bon 2etpisiOn
enifsrnt liest, unb tuil isin DaRsr bu3u
benuben. um Elm ArsaI bon 35. 900 Aerss
2anb fru&tbar su MAIDEN. 9is @siea.
i6aft beabf&tist au&. cine eIsftriide
8abn bon 2etuiston aus bur@ ben Bee
rieielunssbiffrilt su lessn. Die Arbsitsn
sur ausfiibruns bss 9rOisitss iplsn i'm
October in aneriff senUmmen psrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-20

= Cine aipsi Aunbratmsilsn srUbs
adnHd&e in Dapies Co., %. o.. tpurbe
BON sInem berbsrbIi&en SaseIi2Ias betm,
ssIu@t, Der an ber grnte sinen S1aeen
BON stipa $50. 900 anri&tsts.
= Die 2onbOn DAILY WlaiI" berbf.
fsntIiGt cine 9epei&e, in tpsI6sr semsl.
bet tpirb, bnb ytubIonb feline 1ruppsn.
ma@t i'm fernsn Oiisn auf 100000
Nonn erbbben MIL. um ssssn sttpaiss
3riessseIiife Sapan's het5 porbsrsiiei
30 fsin.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-13
Wedding Bells.

Married, Monday, February 9, 1903,
at high noon by Rev. Mr.. Snyder at
his home two miles west of Bellefon-
taine, Mr.. Arlo Stanley, of Zanesfeld
and Miss Eva Shontz, of Walnut
Grove, after which they drove to the
home of the bride where they par
took of sumptuous wedding supper.
Only the immediate relatives of the
family were present on this happy
occasion. The bride wore a rich
grey wool suit trimmed in silk and
applique, the groom a full evening
suit of black. The bride is a charm
ing young lady of usefulness. Her
Christian character and amiable
manners and charity to the sick
made her a host of friends in this
community. The day began with
clouds but before the ceremony the
sun burst forth in splendor and beau
ty and not a cloud obscured the sky
The happy young couple will go tc
their new home on a farm west OF
Zanesfield this week. We offer oul
heartiest congratulations, and ma,
their life ever be strewn will
flowers. The bellers were a happy
well behaved crowd and they wer'
made welcome at the ShontZ home.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LeWiStOWn.

Mr.. Hodges. of DeGraff, visited his
sister and brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Shultz.
Mr.. Clifford Brown spent Sunday
with his parents and returned to Ada
on Monday.
Rev. ID. G. Collins returned home
Tuesday afternoon. Saturday even
ing he lectured on Siam, preached
on Sunday morning, and on Monday
afternoon conducted quiz. Every
body was delighted with Mr.. Collins
and wished he could remain with us
for longer time.
Rev. S. NJ. Griffith lectured at Lo-
gansville on Saturday night, and
preached on Sunday morning near
that place.
The funeral services of Mrs. John
Lippincott were held in the church
Friday afternoon, Feb. 6. Mrs. LIP
pincott was well known and loved for
her kindness and sweet disposition.
The revival services are still in
progress at the NJ. p. church. The
Evangelist, Rev. S. NJ. Griffith, who
is assisting, expects to be in attend
ance all this week. The meetings
are well attended and spiritual to {
marked degree. A large numbei
have testified to the saving knowl
4 edge of the Lord Jesus, and many in
different Christians have been re
vived. Over forty have given thei
names to become members of TIL
church, and others are coming ever
night. Many prayers are being an
swered.
The Ladies' Aid Society is prepaI
ling for an Easter handkerchie
baZar.
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HOpeWell.

Miss Id a Dickinson's broken wrist is
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
Mrs. Ella Shick has returned from
Virginia, where she went with the
remains of her aunt, Mrs. Sudie
Gore.
1t is remarkable the number of our
friends who are suffering from lung
trouble this winter.
Mr.. Keller's little boy has been
quite sick since Sabbath. DR.. Hamer
has been out several times to see
him.
There is talk of the Rushsylvania
Creamery Company putting in q
skimming station here. 1t is jus,
what this neighborhood wants. We
hope they will.
Some maple syrup was made dur
ing the January thaw. 1t is selling
at 81 gallon.
Where the wheat got a start las'
fall it came out from under the snow
looking well. q
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Cretnd.

Mr.. Hugh Miller, of Union town
ship, and Miss Arie Huber, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Huber, of this
place, were married at the residence
of the brides parents Tuesday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Abednego
Miller, father of the groom, officiated.
They are worthy young people, and
we wish them all of the true happi-
ness of life.
Mr.. Robert Cook is moving from
the c. E. Hudson property to Sidney.
Mr.. Dan Trout will move to Nc
Arthur township about the first of
March.
Miss Lois Spacht, of Hancock coun-
ty. attended the Miller-Huber we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bushong, of
Fayette, Idaho, are expected to visit
their niece, Mrs. c. Miller, in the
near future.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller is having
timber cut, preparing to build a sta
BILE on the property recently pur-
chased of Mr.. G. E. Hudson. She will
have a big sale of chattels about the
first of March.
Tne next regular meeting of the
B. of E. of Harrison township will be
next Monday. If you are a member
be there. HIAwATHA.
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The ST. LOUIS FAIR.
The Grounds and Buildings on
a Far Grdnder Scale
Than Those at Paris. Chicago and
Buffalo.

All buildings for the Worlds Expo
sition at St. Louis are to be COM
pleted by January l, 1904.
The site of the grounds is a forty
five minutes ride north of st. Louis
and includes all of what was formerly
known as Forest Park. 1t is con-
nected with the city by five electric
lines and two steam railways, max
ing it easy of access. 1t comprises
!, 200 acres and is located upon high
Iolling elevation, the major portion
of which is covered with forest trees.
The acreage is larger than that COW
cred by the Paris, Chicago and Buff
falo expositions combined. The chief
aim of the commission seems to be to
make the ST. Louis exposition so
much greater than all previous expo
sitions that comparisons will be out
of order.
''The buildings are also more than
double those of the Chicago exposi-
tion in size, one building alone cover
ing twenty acres, another sixteen,
another fourteen, and others in pro-
portion. Most of the buildings are
already in an advanced stage of com
pletion, contrary to published re
ports.
"The Ohio building is located neal
the great government building and
is adjacent to the State building oi
Missouri. The building will be 10
cated on a elevation overlooking the
main walk and esp.anade. The struc
ture will fittingly represent the dig
nifty of the State and will be a mod
ernized specimen of architecture
prevailing during the French rem
Nuisance
'.It will be s0xlOO feet, two and on
half stories in heighth. 1t is the hop,
of the commission to make the build
ing what will be termed Palace o
Fame by placing therein portraits o
as many of the sons of Ohio, hvin
and dead. who have distinguishe
themselves and added lustre to tn
lSrate's name. The commission In
!, tends making the building an idea
home and place of rest for Ohio pee
pie visiting the exposition"