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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23
DEATHS DOINGS.
WILLIAMS,

Benjamin Williams, of Emporium
aged 81, died at the hospital shorty be
fore noon Monday, says Williamsport
Bulletin.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-23

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

New York. Feb. 2s.-Arrived: Celtic L!v-
.r.erpool and Queenstown.
az Yokohama Feb. 2s-Arrived previously
h Hong Kong Maru. San Francisco, via Homo
alulu, for Hong-K etc: Seneca, for New
. York. Shinano Maru. Seattle. via Victoria,
rsB British Columbia.
Puenta Ferraria. Feb. S.--Passed: Tekkar,
= New York. for Naples and Genoa
Havre, Feb. 2s.-Arrived: LAquitaine
aiNew ybrk.
New York. for Rotterdam.
-ee' NAPLES. Feb. &-Saled: Weirnar Grom
aot;enoa. stc.), New York.
ihhs Bremen. Feb. 8.-Sailed: Barbarossa.
New York.
y - Rotterdam. Feb. 2s.-sailed: statendam,
!. s " Liverpool, Feb. 2s.-Arrived: Lucania
New York.
sgal Liverpool, Feb. a.-saiIed: Umbria, New
York.
900 Neville. Feb 2s-Sailed: Tunisian (from
.'hLlverpooD. Halifax and st. Johns, New
hssrunswick.
Genoa, Feb. 2s.--Arrived: Lombardia, New
s,,ssyork.
'iF Hamburg. Feb 2s.-sailed: Butcher. New
- York.
i Naples. Feb. 25-sailed: Stella. New
sifork
Naples. Feb. 2s.-sailed: Phoenecia, New
~ York.
Cherbourg. Feb 2s.-Sailed: Philadelphia
aQrom Southampton. New York.
Antwerp, Feb. 2.-Sailed: finland, New
work. ',-ss.--s'-' 500,
Southampton. Feb 2s--sailed. Philadel-
1hia. New York. via Cherbourg and passed
Aurst Castle).@ f
- New York Feb gs-sailed: Etruria. Lv-
erpool; Belgravia, Hamburg; Kroonland,
Antwerp: MInnetonka, London; Furnessa
Glasgow; Bohemian. Liverpool. Arrived:
Pennsylvania, Hamburg. So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
TO-Day's Weather.
Generally fair and much colder.


The river ls rising rapidly. and yesterday
afternoon marked nearly IA feet eli the gauge.
a rise Of feet In "a hours. 1t Is e=:nc.ed Il
The channel is fun Of floating gorge Ice COM
Ing from both the Upper Missouri and Missis-
slppi rivers. Rlvernen expect the Ice will pre-
vent upbound steamers from reaching ST. Louis
on time.
The steamer Belle of Calhoun was brought I'D
TO the wharf yesterday from her winter quar-
ters and will commence loading with bulk grain
for Nashville. Tenn. She will also take aut 2
barees. Captain Alex. Lamont will be in COM
mand.
Captain Robert L. Lee. general manager OF
the Lee Line arrived yesterday from CncIn-
natl and is registered at the Planters
Colonel Hunter Ben Jenkins predicts that
navigation will not be fully established until
March IL. He is a believer In the old steamboat
adage that disasters to steamers come in threes
When the City of Clifton burned February %, he
said that two more steamers would be destroyed.
The following day the steamer Burnham burned
al. Harrisvile. KY, few days later the steamer
Commodore was sunk at Miami. Mo.
The Stacker Lee did not arrive on time to de-
mart for Memphis yesterday afternoon. sched-
ulca. SIZE Will go out to-day.
1t IL reported that the steamer Queen City,
will be placed In the Cincinnati and New Orleans
trade for the rest of the season. so well did the
trial trim pay.
The towboat Jnsie Is on her way TO St Louis
she IL I'm command OF Captain William Dipple.
The wharfboat OF the Lee Line was almost
comrlctey blocked OF Yesterday with heavy
freight received for the trip OF the Stacker Lee.
High water has rsrrr1 wort, to he abnn-
doneu q, the marine ways at Paducah. Many
The Chester IL expected to arrive from cape
Girardeau tomorrow morning. and will go out
the return In the afternoon.
Captain George Keith will probably depart
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
by Telegraph.
SPECIALS

,vIcissbnrg. Miss. Fer. 2S-I,he gauge to-day
fhowca 4S.b feet. rise Of I. The Valley Queen
nassed down this morning The Delta Is due out
for Memphis. The Natchez is due tonight.
Grand Tower. H.. Feb. oS.--Grey Eagle down
late Inst evening. Stacker Lee up at SGD n. m
Grey Eagle due UP. The gauge reads 1913 Feet.
ana rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Burlington. Ia. Feb % The river IL rising.
The weather colder and showing: heavy wind
prevails
PlttsburE. Pa, Feb. 2s-River at p. m. II
feet rising. Raining.
Wheeling. W. Va. Feb. 2s-RIver 1s feet 6
inches. rising. Raining: mild.
Cincinnati, o Feb. es.-River 35.2 feet rising
Partly cloudy end colo Rees Lee to Memphis
Louisville Ky. Feb. ss-Rver rising; in canal
Cloudy and cooler
Evansville, Ind. Feb. 2s.--Failns: S3.s feet
Ciear cooler r.t
New Orleans, La. Feb. 2s-weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived: United States cruiser At
Natchez, the Bends,
Cairo. ILL.,. Feb. 2s--River gauge reads a: q
feet. showing n fall of g OF foot during the
last "a hours. Weather cloudy and colder. The
Stacker Lee departed for st. Louis at $3.50 last
night. The Georgia Lee departed for Memphis
at a m. With good trip. The $. II. II. Clark
departed for st. Louis at $50 IN. with low
of . bsrges. The Dick Fowler was in and ont
en- time; The II. G. Wright arrived from the
Upper mississippi at p. IN. The Cleaner passed
from New Orleans 70 Louisville at p. m with
tow of empties. The Sam Clark assed from
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

The southwest corner of Sixth and Olive
streets was leased TO the Tacoma Realty
Company. which contemplates handsome
improvements.
Five Republican candidates for nomina-
ton to the House of Delegates and one
Democratic candidate Withdrew.
- A chorus of 1900 school children will be
organized for the national saengerfest in
St. Louis In June.
Justice Campbell. at DE Hodiamont. set
tied a domestic row by providing a feast
for the litigants. at which there was fam
fly reconciliation.
The Health Department records show that
there were 225 deaths and 223 births in St.
Louis last week.
The st. Louis and Suburban Company's
patrons now ride in private cars in the reg
ular traffic.
Captain Charles r. Monaghan has been
elected president OF the Irish Catholic Pa
rade Union
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
BURIAL PERMITS.


Henrietta Bahie 60 years. aSi7 North Twenty
Poiina Hunter, about so years. $3.50 North
r D. Muicahy. S months. 12l5 Chouteau:
Thomas campion. 50. years. 2si2 Madison;
o Ellen Koupai. Is years, 2si5 Michigan pneu-
Joseph Nueta. % years. :s27 McNair: pneu-
Unknown infant hours. found In front of
sll North Ninth; exposure, ,r,,l,,,e. -,srr,o,,.
G Duket ii days. lloo North Tsw!fih! rickets.
Carrie stoler. q years. AlS North Twenty-thrd:
john Stack, 500 South Twenty-second: apps
F. J. Morton. IS years. 1885 Morgan; sep'i-
F:ilya Edna sumerGeid. years. s2li Laclede:
Johann D. Rossmann, IS years. $500 Papin; me-
Webster Morris, 2, years. City Hospital: sui
r. schillng, IS years. 2a24 St. Louis: menin-
C. D. Phillips. year. 42s Blase: odema slot-
Josephine A. Mandenil. 20 years, stos Ru,ger,
oySrOy st Iou i, a soa;s
f. F. Van pusen. 10 years. ssas Lucky: dIph-
b. H. Mohrhouse. months 1900 North Flew
Catherine zwiefel. So years. 27l5 North Twelfth:
Ellen ' Romhug. years. ss17 Lincoln: hear.
Ellen Fahey, 40 years. ssi2 Cheitenham; pneu-
moLia. -
John Radentz, years, 937 whitnell; diphthera.
Herman Richmann. IA years. 1906 Benton: heart
disease -. -
Henrietta wachter. s. years. 3i3 Elm conges-
August KIeykam. Jr.. IS years, 23i7 Carr:
asphyxaton. ,
Barbara Apprederis. 81 years. 22oT bcdicr: Sc
nile gangrene.
JoseDh Donovan 20 DAYS 1875 North Tenth:
congenftal debility.
G Hess. IS years. SIC St. Anthony; softenine of
+. NJ. Harrington. 81 years. sos south Card
son; consumption.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
AUTOMATIC COUPLER LEGISLATION.
Report Adopted by Both Houses Of
Congress.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Feb. 2S.-There are $50, 900
railroad men in the United States and all
will be interested in the automatic-coupler
legislation which was completed in Con-
gress to-day when the conference report
was adopted by the two houses
There has been great struggle oyer this
legislation between the great railroads OF
the country and representatives of the
brotherhoods of railroad employees. re-
cent decision In the court had nnllfed to
great extent the old law requiring the in
PRODUCTION of automatic couplers on ali
cars and engines engaged in interstate traf-
fc. The court hello that IL was not neces-
sary to equip locomotives or tenders with
automatic couplers. because the law did
not specifically say The original law
limited the cars to be equipped TO those en-
gagged in interstate commerce, and did not
In any way undertake to deal with those
cars which were used in connection with
cars engaged I'm interstate commerce, but
which were not so equipped.
The bill just agreed to shifts the require
ment from cars engaged in interstate COM
merce to railroads engaged In interstate
commerce, so that all equipment must now
be of the appliances required by the orig
inal law.
The new bill requires that at least 50 per
cent of the cars be equipped with those au-
tomato couplers SO that there is now some
gauge or rule by which the appliance Of
the law can be determined and the Inter-
state Commerce Commission Is given full
authority to enforce the statute.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
GENERAL DoMEsTIC.

Mrs. Chaplain Pennington. formerly So
ciety leader in Baltimore. has been married
ut Salem. S. D., TO ]. r. Mordecai. an actor.
Four men and two girls drown while boat
riding near Hickman, Ky.
Two landsides on the Southern Railroad
cause wreck OF a passenger train near
Louson. Tenn, in which three persons are
killed and twenty-four injured.
A committee representing the Ministerial
Alliance and the citizens OF Salt Lake City
have forwarded TO Washington G. protest
against making polygaImy the issue against
the seating Of Apostle Reed smoot.
Joseph DevIin. the Irish leader, will de-
liver the principal address at the celebra-
ton of the Robert Emmett birthday ami
versary Tuesday night at the Odeon.
Grand Jury voted to return indictments
against policemen in the Fourth District,
charged with neglect of duty.
Speaker whitccotton presents a resolution
in the Missouri House. increasing the
amount of damages for death of a person
from 5000 to $4,000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
SANTA FEE TROUBLE ADJUSTED.
Trninmen md Conductors Have been
Granted m Advance.

Topeka. kas.. Feb. 2S.-The Santa Fe to-
day reached an agreement with the con-
ductors and trainmen regarding a scale Of
wages. 1t Is understood that the advance
was Is per cent, but this fact will not be
definitely known until tomorrow. The Of
ficials admit that agreement has been
made and that It will be formally ratified;
morrow morning.
Third Vice President Kendrick departed
for Chicago this afternoon. He said the
conference was finished and that a settle
rment perfectly satisfactory to both sides
has been made.
The action OF the Santa Fe in this par
tcular will have an important bearing It
Is thought upon the negotiations now being
carried on by the Denver and Rio Grande
employees
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

the first Of the week FOR Paducah. to bring the
Bald Eagle TO St Louis.
An attempt will be made this week to raise
the steamer Commodore. which sunk at Miami.
Mo- Thursday.
The Grey Engle Is due tomorrow morning
from Commerce. She Is scheduled TO depart
the return In the Afternoon.
-capt1ln Drown OF fiarbor No IS has called
special meeting FOR tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
owing to n large sandbar forming the
new Southern Railway incline recently bIt On
the eastern shore above the Merchants bridge.
the company is unable to use the incline for
transferring freight to -. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
EOREIGN.

The London Daily Mail takes the British
Government to task for dilatory and un-
businesslike proceedings I'm connection with
the st. Louis Worlds Fair. which. 1t de-
elares. is liable to change the commercial
map OF the world.
President Francis may be obliged to re-
main abroad another week in order to meet
the Kaiser.
Corsets are now being generally worn by
the smart men" of London.
King Edward may appoint Colonel Kin
loch to place in the Royal Household, be-
lieving that he has been victim Of cir
,clmstances In the Guards scandal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Citixens' Ticket in the Field.

Lebanon. ILL.,, Feb. 2s.-The nomination
papers of the following candidates for the
various city offices have been filed under
the name of the Citizens ticket: Mayor,
Doctor j. II. Fulgham; City Clerk, c. l..
Robinson: City Attorney, c. Z. Chamberlin;
City Treasurer, Ed c. Mueller.
Mayor c. j. Pfeffer. the present incum-
bent. has declined to enter the, race
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
TO RETIRE FROM PLATFORM.
General Gordon Receivers Suf-
ficiently to Leave jackson.

jackson, Miss, Feb. 2S.--General John B.
Gordon, comniander-in-chief of the United
Confederate veterans, announced to-day he
would retire from the platform at the end
of the present season.
The General who has reached an adj
vanced age. has sufficiently recovered from
his recent ndisposition to permit of his de-
parture for Texas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

F. H. and Marie L. D. Hoffman,. No. 2os0 Gra-
vols: girl.
G. and Cenia Hale No. iSGsih n. jefferson. girl
II. and Ida NJ. Johnston. No. 3l5 Olive: girl.
John L. and Elizabeth Z. Hrnst. No. coll Vic
tor: girl.
John and Josie Kaufman No. 1925 Warren: boy.
Frank and Annie Franklin. No 1853 Allen: boy.
NJ and MARY Ford. No. $40 Bailey: girl
Herman and Agnes Fisher. 1876 Gano; boy
]. and Maud Goebel No. 32i3 KNAPP: girl.
F. and Amelia Yangpr. No. ssh North Twen-
ty-third boy.
r. and Barbara Bauremeister. No 1919 Graft
tan. boy.
girl.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Tnland. No. 1910 Hogan boy.
j. and Mary O'Gormal. No 1i0t Graham: girl.
II. and Fannie Meters. No. 2223 North Ninth;
rvytl
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Memphis to Louisville at p. M with tow OF
lumber and empties.
Cape Girardeau Mo-. Feb. 2s-weather clear
and colder River rising. The Grey Eagle down
Mt 1880 p. M The Stacker Lee up at 2:30 a. M
The II. II. Clark up at p. m The Chester
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Cali Primary Election.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marion, H.. Feb. 2S.-The Republican
County Central Committee to-day called a
primary election for March % to vote for
three candidates for Circuit Judge of the,
First Judicial District.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

Evansville, Ind, Feb. 2s.-T'win boys were
born TO the wife of John Hendricksep Of
the Gibson County pesthouse last night
The babies are not affected. There are sew
eral patients in the pesthouse
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==
WASHINGTON.

. The Senate agrees to make no effort TO
ratify the cuban and Panama Canal treaties
at this session. and IL is expected that the
President will issue his order for an extsaor-
binary session Immediately.
The House began proceedings under the
new rule Minority leader Richardson Oh
jected to the absence of quorum declaring
that the only business a Republican House
could transact was without quorum Is the
ilnsputing of n Democrat.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
NATIONAL. UNION

FUTURE GREAT COUNCIL, NO 21G. MA
t tonal Union meets second and fourth Mondays
Q, each month ut Howards Hall, Olive and Gar
rison avenue. at p m. Friends c1rdiaIly Invited
Geo. C. Huff. Secretary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
RED MEN,

proved Order OF Red Men. hold council fire. AZ
Med Mems Hall soqtheast corner Ninth and
market streets Hunting Grounds Of st Louis
every Saturday evening at O'Clock All chief:
cVToiaiiy invited, +. j THOMAS. sachem.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

Earbor gauges yesterday marked 1875 feet indl-
eating a rise of IS feet In "a hours
business along the I-evee yesterday was good
Weather cold
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DEATHS.

uILDENBRANDT-On Friday February 81
lNS; at 0:fo o'clock m. Lima ID. II ldenbrandt
III her sixty third year. after a short Illness
Funeral services Sunday Match / nj
oclock p. NJ, at the residence. No ao0S Alien
avenue Indignation private.
NOONAN-Suddcny. at Nicksburg Miss on
Friday. February 20. 1893. James beloved SON of
Ihofnas and Margaret Noonnu and brother of
julia. Florence. Helen. Loretta. Mathew Noonan
Mrs Henry Heuer and Mrs: Otto Neubauer, aged
% years.
Due notice Of funeral will be given The re-
mains are on the way TO st. Louis Mo-
RORERfS-On Friday. February 81 tgl3 nj
s;:o o'clock p. m. Elizabeth A. reIct OF the
W lvte John g Roberts and mother of Mrs f. "A
Roberts. aged IS years 10 months ard : davs "
Funeral Monday March 2. at 2:2O D. m from
residence of her son-n-law. James f. CLASH err
NO 3131 Rutgcr street. Deceased was a member
Of Cass Chapter. o. f. g., OF Beardstown M
Beardstown, ILL.,. and Birmingham Ala papers
please copy.
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SPECIALTIES.
DEATHS.

Apprehension Friday. February q. 1868.
at a M. Barbara Apprederis. beloved
mother. grandmother ard great grandmother,
aged So years and months.
Funeral Will take place Monday. March ., from
~ DOdIer street. at .. m. to ST. Augustines
Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
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River Forecast.
The river at st. Louis will rise rapidly.
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T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS,
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY Is. 1893.
unISE

The Democrats stuck to their nlibustcring pro-
ytemync In the HOusc. and. under the oper-
ntion Of the special rules adopted yesterday. the
NH ioity's progress with appropriation biiis ahu
conference reports WAS exceedingly $40" anu III
Curious
fIhc Democrats forced roll calf on every
uropostiun. and compelled the reading In ex-
tense Of everything presented. Every parma
-vz.ntary .Npcdlcnt was seized to delay matters,
and al the end Of tn. session OF over nine houis
the House completely worn cut ut 500 O'Clock
tonight took recess until noon tomorrow
Sunday. a.,
Arbero was II sign OF the Democrats ahnttng
Aeir imposition The reading clerks tonight
WIRE exhausted by the days strain OF trying 10
make themselves heard above the ceaseless ain
s,,d confusion on the floor. There were htteeii
roll calls nnd two calls Of the House. The
4 Nature Of the day tho passage OF IN" SEN
afe omnibus publc-buildlng bill with the housn
Tincndrcnts which latter Increased the 'o'"'
married hy the bill Ia over s6,OD.Ooo The leaders
who opposcd the hill did not attempt 10 defeat IT.
and IL was passcd-9D5 to 2G-under suspension
VI the rules -, ,
Mr. Mann ,RepD Of Illinois took occasion uul
ing the debate upon II to charge "collusion ne
,acen the architect and the contractor OF the
I, hicavo public building. Mr.. Gaines u''h' VI
tennessee during the discussion OF contFchv7
report. bitterly arraiEned tue nutn"iiu' ~ 81 ~,
inc the sacred rclics'' nf the White House m
Guiding no said sidehoara which. ne saiu'
had been presented to Mrs. Hayes by inc ". -.
r. T., and which he declared was now rehos'hs
In n Washington brewery .,o.o
Mr. t;rosvenor Rcp1 OF OHIO dehcu ,,.1
char.es saving that nothing hut "seconuhnn"
furnIt,ire'' had been sold. The net result OF w
day's session was the sending 10 conteic", ~,
the naval and fort!hcatlons nnprop'l".oh va ,hc
,hc adoption Of the conference reports On ','
.,,coaa snre,v bill the most office. the otnn'-
,,,s publc. building hill. and the bill 10 se.e w,
ACCOUNTS Of officers during the Spah'Sh ""s
period and the adoption Of tho Senate amend
men,s to two other comparatively unimrortant
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

BRISTOL~-F.ntcred into rest suddenly. on Fri
day. February q. 1903. at II 30 a. IN. in Web
stsr Groves Mrs. Henrietta Bristol (nee SwifD,
wife Of Doctor b. j. Bristol
Funeral Sunday March /. from Congregation
Church. Webster Groves. at p. Interment
private
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
INDEPENDENT ORDER FORes1Ens.

COURT COTE BRILLIANrE. NO %, 1SDr
Rendent Order OF Foresters. Bowman's Hail
Eleventh and Locust Sts.-EeetinR on the second
and fourth Tuesday evening # each month
W. X. PE'NTLAND, Chief Rarger
Residence. No. l5lG Pendieton
Kennerly ave. ave-. ''-i
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
RATHBONE SISTERS.

AEGI5 TEMPLE, NO. 3. RATHsoNE SIS
ters. meets every second and fourth Monday
night. at Fraternai Hall. northwest corner Eley.
enth street and Franklin avenue Visiting sister.
invited. l.. b. PREFER. NJ f. c.
Allie Williams. NJ. OF II. & G.. 1910 FRANKLIN.
RATHBONE SISTERS. EXCELSIOR TEN
he. No. 10 meets every first and third SATURDAY
OF each month"; at Anchor Hall. Park and Jeffer.
son avenues Members expected to be present
and visitors cordially invited
MRS. a. BAXMEYER NJ T. C.
Lulu Melinder. N. II. c. ~ -
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Temporary Local Forecast Official
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PERKS-On Friday, February 81 1aoe n, -
M Emma Perks. beloved wife Of Thomas
Jerks. aged n years and months ar family rest
dencc. No. 29l5 Franklin avenue " ''' -'''
Due notice of funeral will no y;v.r
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

BRADsHAW-On Saturday. February % 1868
at :ij =. m. Officer Robert Bradshaw, the be
loved son of Robert and Catherine Bradshaw
(nee Hayes and brother OF John, Edward
Philip, Daniel and Maggie Bradshaw and Mrs
NJ J. Belson. Mrs. e. +. ofenste!n and Mrs. II
Wahlcreen.
Funeral from residence. No. 59l5 Cote Bril-
liante averue on Tuesday. March 3. at p
m. to st Edwards Church. thence 10 Calvary
Cemetery. Friends invited.
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SENTON-On Friday February OF ,aoa ,t
y. m. Catherine Sexton. sister OF ~ NJ Seyton
and aunt OF Mrs. Thomas Noonan 49,
Funeral from 81. Johns Hospitsi rwertv
third and Locust streets, Monday March ~
a. M. to st. Bridgets Church, thence to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES into rest. Friday morn.
.h h:. fepruary e 1908 at 5:25 o'clock. after a
Henrietta schilling and father Of RAIN EI d.
ware FRED Cora anG Annie SchilliuE and MS
c. yeary Iu"afds ased
Funeral from late residence. No. 1924 st. LouIs
avenue Sunday. at D. m. Interment nrivate.
San Francisco. Milwaukee and Gonzales rex..
papers please copy. 1855
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

BURDETTE-Entered into rest at 10 a. m.
SATURDAY. February g. 1913. salle Elizabeth
Buriette tnee SmIthwclp. beloved wife of
Franklin G. Burdette. and mother Of Alfred s.
Julia G.. Franklin c.. and E-skine NJ. in her
ffty-second year.
Funeral services viii be held Mt residence, 1905
Mcpherson avenue. at 4:30 Sunday afternoon
Friends are invited. 1nterment In Elmwood Gem
etery. Memphis. Tenn.
Memphis. Tenn napers please cony.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01

MORToN-Frday. February n, 1909. at 9:25
and 10 days. ~ ' 'i'o',
Funeral from his late residence. No. ss25 Nor
Fee Fee Cemetery Friends Invited.