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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
ONE WEEK ONLY.

The largsst organization of it's
kind on the road, carving a
company of real ladies and gen
tlemen in high class vaudeville.
We also carry a brass band and
orchestra and give a pleasing
entertainment for the old as
well as the young. A band CON
cert will be given every day on
main street at 11:45 A. M. and
1880 p. M. Doors open at 7:3O
p. M. Orchestra starts at 500
p. M. Curtain at S:15.
Admission 10 and 90 cents.
Lrdies free Monday night only.
Handsome presents in silverware
given away during orr stay in
your city.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Nov. 12t7
summons.
State Of South DOkota. Comfy OF gJqnd
In Circuit court 9th. Lnli.lnl Or .rit

State OF South DOkota County Of uqnd.
In Circuit Court. 9Th. Judicial CIR .uit.
James ain. Plaintiff. vs.. The unknown
heirs, deTisecs, legntPe% executor or n hi, i,ts
traitor. and the creditors al Guatav lehman
Deceased aud all persons HnknDwn whohtvp
or claim to have any estate or interest in o.
lien or incumbrance upon, tine premises .
sCribed In the complaint herein DEFENDANTS
The State of SOlth Dakota, to thu Hboyt.
named Defendants: Yon are hereby sun
moned and required to answer the com
sIaint Of the plaiutin. which wa fleI IN the
Office of the clerk OF this court ia Miller Ia
Hand CuuHty, South Dakota. on the 3lst
day OF October 1908 AMI which prays for
Judgment guietIng title TO aud the la
termination OF a adverse cIaim against the
premises described In the complaint, situ-
ate in SAT- county. 10 wit: the - nth West
Quarter Is. W. ~. OF SECTION Twenty seven
t21), Tow nship One Hundred Sixteen (ilBI
Range sixty six t66l, aud t. serve a copy
OF your answer 10 said compliant on the
undersigned al his OH = in tHe City OF Rcd
held In said state, within thirty dnys after
the completed service ~ tnis Summons upop
YOU, exclusive ~ the day % Geh service, ana
" You TAI % answer sail complaint within
that time the piaiHtin viii Apply to The
Court for the reiici dsinanded in the COM
plant.
Roy Il. Ball.
Attorney for p.a'niG, Redaeld, south
Dakota.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12

How can they do it? Is the
question ashsd by every one al
ter they see the large number OF
handsome presents given away
by the South Dakota Sanitari-
um concert company III every
town, SO come out and perhaps
you will be one of the fortunate
parties to get one of these beau.
tiful presents, at opera h1us"
week OF Nov. is. tt
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Farmers Attention.

We are out Tor Trade. As an
lnducmen We offer in Exchange
for No | wheat 30 los of patent
or 81 OF seconI patent liour.
At II. 10 per Sack this means
71c for wheat, or soc a $l.l5
per Sack No Such offer ever
made before. All grades ofwheat
taken at its relative value
Flour guaranteed. Offer good
for ii limited ime only.
46t4 MILLER ROLLER Mills.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
ToEIoSe Cut.

| wish To close ont ny mon s
furnishing goods aud boys,
clothing. They viii 80 cheap
Come in and see them | shall
then have more rooui for my
merchant tailoring. liyouwant
a good salt. that always looks
well come in and leave yom.
measure. A. W, Tams.
Merchant Tailor, Miller. S. d.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
oct14tG


Department OF the Interior. Land OtHce
at huron south Dakota, Oct 10 1903.
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice al his jntan,
ton 70 make hnul proof in support on has
claim and thar sa d proof viii he nnuo
before the County Judge at Miller, \. D. on
November -. 1903, viz:
WILLIAM J. BELLOWS,
II. L. No. 17227. for the lot. / , 2 Soc
-, aud cots and 2, Sec, - Il. 100 Il Il
20 W.. 9Th r. NJ. ~ y" ~
re names the following witnesses 20
prove DIS continuous residence upon ma
cultivation OF said land, viz: '''" any
James Beranek, Frank BefaneF, Peter OLE
son. William Keene. all Of Bailey. y. ID
Z. A. BLAKE, Register
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Oct. 29to
Conte stNotice.


Department OF the Interior. Emitted States
i i.nna oince' Huron, South Dakota. Oct. 81.
a. a suf1clent contest AFFIDAVIT hnypy b.e,
nlVu VI lhls Office by Albert IIern contestnnt
AGAINST huron series Timber Cuitnre Entry
70. ipo!3 made August 2S, iSsg Tor ths
SnutM East qnarter section B. t0wnsiin
iIo ~. range 40, W. by CaroIfne prn.t
,ontestee, In which ID l. alIpge,lthet M N
wei acquainted with tae tract OF Innd IN.
nIa ,,st, ~ saiu entry end knows the present
~, iiun ,ii oi same, also that the sail Care.
t inv rust mas wholly failed TO pillow. cui
i,a.e or pant, or cause to be proved emil
.natcd on planted, To trees seeds or ent
1s,ngs, any Portion OF said tract during tha
, oru. = IN, oth 9th, 9TH. Sth. and. an subse
inchl Years after entry; that the said port,
nus Wnoily abandoned the taid trnet for
10y tn , Years last past ond that an ~
st, i1 Ialufes stu exist (Angast % rgoIi
s s.l parties are hereby notified To ,nnenr
a aT1p anu oner evidence touching SAIL
aai'esatloh at ten O'Clock a. m on D.cetnhar
- iSes before the Register and Recn,pa,. M
ne ouiteu States Land Office In Huron 4
hhat said contestant hnyinu In a nra,h.
aunuaNlt Med Oct. "a 1909 sci form ,as'fs
WHICH snow that after due diligence ts,..nrH
~ .tryice OF this notice cannot be mail. AZ ~
,nTItoY ordered and directed that xurh ~
~ ne De gvrn by due And proper 'poisiicat Inn
~ 'ne rioneer Press, puIlsRed in siillrr. \. b.
q. A. BLAKE
Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Boldt, OF Irwin,
lowe, returned home this week,
after visiting their sons west OF
town.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Notice of Application For reru
sell Intoxicating Liquors az

Notice IL hereby given that 4
and A. \. Palmer composing tue
eo.part neTsnip of tlouse \ Palinsl n
day tiled In nay office an apppNs 4
permit so sell Intoxicating liqtao9itsa- 4
Ia the lucorborted town OF NH ut,b,
Eleven tlI)in Block -Four ~ ~ =.
al Town OF Miller, Hand Couh1p, y, 4
sputh Dakota, and tDat sdid, NM
wi,i br heard hy the Trustees y ..a Nh
puIHted Town Of Miller Hanl .sS ,s,
on the 18th day oi Nov Is1p ~ a IsiI
ciaht O'Clock 4. 81. at the fosn W. y,
Town. at which Il ne any peraons
may appear before said coipV, .scs
tiles ana give any reGsoA WI! Sraa
Nhouiu noo b., received or penny III
sell iAtgXicntiag liquors at rttSenta
Miller Hdu.ii OuDty South beAV
~" '1s " 49, i"' II. II. Dcta
Deputy Clerk in and for tls mn
Town oi Miilec Hand County SVa.--
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Nov. 5t4


Notice to Creditors.
. state OF south Dakota, County OF Hand
IN county Court, Hon. George C. Briggs.
Judge there of 5S''
~ IN tae matter of the Estate Of EInor A..
% the creditors OF said decedent, and all
perSohS having claims against said Estate
on are hereby Notified. And rednireh TO
eNlIoit your claims against said deceased
or ier estate, with the necessary vouchers
10 n A. keenan,, who has been appointed
administrator Of said Estate at his office In
re village o. Clark, South Dakota, on or be-
lore March frat 1904
gath, 1903. ''"oo'
,,., $. a. Keenan,,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Oct21t6


Department Of the Interim ts,I
at Huron, South Dakota. Oetnby
Notice l. hereby given that ire 4
named settler has fled notice al N,
ton u makG-tinal proof in srppor-
claim. and that said proof wifi n \
Tore the County Judge at Miller /
Noyember 2S, 1908. viz:
FRANK f. CRABTRER
II. =. No. 1T115 for the sW Isl
., i, ll2 ~, Il, 6S W, 9Th r n.
He names the folio wing witss
prove his Continuous residence m
cultivation Oi said Ian |. viz:
Joseph koerk, Barton II Doqgas,
III. Dwyer, JAY +. Morrill,. all q Al
G. A. BLAEs. RI
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Oct 2gt3
Notice ofHearin Petition for
OF Administration.
state II South Da ota,
-, colStl


In the matter OF the esta e o Nan
iSe Holmes, Deceased,
The state OF NUut. Dakota SENDS
10 Al drew r.. Holmes, Roswell
Holmes, Clara Ellen Holmes
Blanche Holmes, an Of Wessinetol
Dakota, heirs az law aud next 81 Ii
tina Louise Holmes. deceased. 40
wnom these presents NAV come.
Notice Is hereby given, that As
Holmes has tiied with the Jues
court a petition praying for letters
istration OK the estate al Martha
Holmes, deceased. aud that FridAg
day oi November 1903, OF 10 0'elOsl
forenoon OF said day. being day Z
term Uf th : court at the once d
OF snid court at the court h0use ia Y
OF Miller la the said county OF Hsnal
set Tor herring sand petition, Y
where any person Interested may
and snow cause why the SAID
should not be granted.
Dated at Miller y. d. this .6tlI
October. a. d. 1903. q c. Rkll
fsEALl Judge Of Counul
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12


Notice il hereby gwen 10 whoHs'
may concern that whereas Tham'
Hams did execute and deliver t0goaa
n mortgage deed on the Both gay
1902, whereby said Williams ga q
10 said Myers the following deectli1
estate; The Northwest Quarter q
ri, in Township rs, North, 10 sal
West OF the 5th T.. NJ, situated q taa
of Hand, state OF south Dskeas,
whereas there is now due upon shl1
gage the sum OF 1906 40 and Wheil
mortgage contained "A power OF ~
amount secured by said moF'gS1
past due and unpnid; now tnefs,.
above des1rihed real estate wiz v lVss
aad sold at public auction, ~ tas
One O'Clock T.. NJ, on the ly1a
Decen. her, 1903. at the lronl ~.
Courthouse. In the CITY Of Nine, , ~ y
of South Dakota, to satisfy sa'u
ness.
Dated October 29th 1903. 80
john i. MYERS, Nefls
lRvIE II. MYERS, Attorney Tor NY
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Nuy Jt4
Notice to Creditors. .

=, ~ county court Tor Hand county South
Dakota.
itstate of samuel NJ, Swan deceased
Notice is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
~ Tie eSecutiiN oi the last viii and tesla
meut OF samuel " Swan. deceased, TO the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
hSailst the snid deceased. 10 exhibit them
VIII the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication of this
notice. 10 the resident agent OF said execn.
.IlA, toWiG j, III. Cole or the clerk OF said
CONT at Miller South Dakota
Dated November 9Th 1903
ELIZABETH e. SWAN, said Extcutrix.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
.lH


\ good seven room dwelling
house with two lots, one a corner
LOT, also II barn aud hydI-ant.
Can give immediate possession.
Inquire OF Briggs & Miller. Alta
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Hand tOunty
Land Wanted.

| want 10 buy some good
quarters OF Hand county land
cheap for cash. Write or call on
me at Miller. If
g. II. CARROLL
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Hounds Tor SnIe.

! have nine young stag hounds
for sale. Come guicH lyon want
one or two oil them.
4Ot2 FRED COLEMAN.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
For Sale Cheap.

-Four good Shropshire Bucks,
pedigree with one.
LJt3 GEO. II. GRACE.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
soseosessoess eeeeesseoseSe
; X Purely Business. * 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

H. you have anything 10 sell, or u you de
sire TO buy anything three ar four line
notice in the PRESS will bring results,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12

Miss Delaue Oyiatt will open
her new photo galley over the
Sutphen store Nov. 18th. See
announcement in this paper.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Mercy TO Loan.

! am prepared TO make a few
Real Estate Loans.
JAY L. MORRILL,.
.t1tf Miller, S. d.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12

Notice fOf Pupiis
Department OF the Interior, ,, i,s i
Huron. South Dakota, oe.oash ~ 4
Notice IL hereby given ina. ~ h
named settler mas flied noe,a
tiop 10 make final proof "a 4. 4
claim. aud that saii proof "a,iglrrl
fore the County Iudge at
December II, 1908, VIZ. nr
JOAN A. RrdGENBh"y, (.
il. l. so. t5SOS. for the sEA'
1l2, NJ, *. 90 w, oth L. y, ,..sss|
He names the folio ing WIZ u,.|
his continuous N>idehte
cultivation oi said land, w u
Daniel Parkhurt. Percy N i,,',.s
koeck -. Miiirr, >. -. anu
ui tsrc Heights, >. D. IA
G. a. BLAhE' :"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Cheap Land FOR Sale.

We offer the following described
lands for sale cheap and on
favorable terms.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12
Wanied An Idea = y ,::. 81 .! ssis;

Protect your idena they may bring yo. wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBURNSS GO, Patent Attor.
neys. Washington. ~ ". for inefr esJ prize ofrss
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-11-12

Ct .WTilS'nEMnE Sure Care, Circular, Or
E"stfuo ENNuL Fenner. Fredonia y
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
new CAPTAIN SHOT
At PREDECESSOR,
Rival HarbOr Boat Masters Ar
rested and Then Released
on Bond.
C00NEY ASSUMES COMMAND.
Skipper Inaugurates His Regime
by a Vigorous Attack on
he Accumulations of
Mud.
cooNEY ASSUMES COMMAND.

Thomas Cooncy of No. 1906 North Nine
teenth street. recently appointed 10 tho
captaincy of the harbor boat Mark Twain
ard William Hoban of No. 1925 North
Seventh street yesterday at noon ensace ed
in an alteration ON the boat. during which
several blows were exchanged and one shot
fired.
Neither man was harmed. Both were ar
rested and released on bond. Hoban re-
turned 10 the boat and then departed.
Cooney took charge and Immediately or
dered out the crew to begin the cleansing
of the levee.
Yesterday noon Cooney. with Edward \.
Hoberg. clerk of the department. went
from the harbor office to the Mark Twain
Ceoney's object being to inform the boats
crew that he would take charge this morn
ing.
Captain William Hoban. who is Cooney's
half-brother. and who has been in charge
of the boat for the last fourteen months.
it is understood. has dislike for his sue
cessor.
Seeing him on the boat. he struck him.
Cooney alleges. with a pair of ''knucks."
Cooney did not take kindly to the attack.
Il Il
Captain Hoban. The shot went wild.
NO WOUNDS FOUND.
A patrolman arrested Cooney and took
him to the Chestnut Street Substation
The Sergeant there ordered the arrest Of
Hoban, and he was brought in. II Mas
found that Hoban was not injured. The
nature of the bruse where Cooney had
been struck did not indicate the presence
OF any instrument in the hands OF his as
Sailant
Each refused to prefer charges against
the other. and they were both released on
bond. \ charge of disturbing the reace
may be lodged against each Of the men
and they may have to stand trial in the
police court.
Hoban went back TO the boat He re-
mained there only Il few minutes. Word
was sent to Cooney that the captains po-
sumed his new Office and ordered the
cleansing of the levee to Degin.
A part OF the levee which has been under
water since the foods of the spring is
now exposed. From the Eads bridge 10
the foot of Gratiot street there are banks
OF mud OF an average depth of four and a
half feet. For several weeks this deposit
has interered with shipping.
The crew of the harbor boat began its
coils of hose which allow the largest nos
sible stream to flow the workmen squirted
water on the embankments. causing them
to cave into the river and he washed
downstream.
Captain Cooney estimates that it will
take eight or ten days to finish tine cleans
ing of the harbor front.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
REPUBLICAN REPLIES
TO GOVERNOR YATES.
Declares r. j. HOIIoman Was Dis
charged Because He Refused to
Contribute to Yates's Fund.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Alto Pass. ILL.,. Nov. Ex-Governor Yates's s
denial of the charge that 7. ]. Holloman,
guard at the Chester Penitentary. was
discharged for refusing to contribute 20 per
cent of his salary for three months to the
Yates campaign fund was brought to the
attention of leading Republican in Union
County to-day.
About a year ago Representative Ed
wards of this county asked for Mr.. Hollo-
mans removal TO make room for another
man." said he. NO charges were pre-
ferred against Mr.. Hollcman. A remon.
STRANGE was sent in signed by nearly all
the men in Golden and vicinity. and the
Warden refused to release Mr. Hoioman
saying that he was one of the most eff
cient employees of the institution. Nothing
more was said or done in the matter until
a month ago. when Mr.. Holloman was
asked to contribute 20 per cent of his sal
airy for three months TO the Yates ca NJ
paign fund. and was discharged for refus-
ing TO do SO.
'.These are absolute facts. and IL the
Governor is looking fer facts in the Hollo-
man case he can have them for the ask
ing down here"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
SAYS ALFRED DREW A PISTOL.
Motorman Causes Arrest of Pas
senger After Breakdown.

Ii thls ca: is not taken out Florissant
avenue l will blow your brains OUT
Charles Temple. a motorrnan on the
beiiefontaine division. declares that VII
liam Alfred Of No. 4l54 Green Lea place
hourtshed revolver while making the
foregoing threat if he was not carried to
his destination yesterday morning at .
o'clock.
Instead of being frightened by the dis
play of the pistol and threat to end his
life, Temple walked from the car and
summoned Patrolmen Frank Yeager and
John Hannegan.
arrest Alfred. they charge that he again
drew the pistol and tried TO shoot
feager. He was disarmed after a strug-
gle. In which two seats of the car were
was torn.
Motorman Temple told the police that it
was his intention to run the car to the
end of the line. but that the motors got
out OF order at Grand aud Florissant ave
nuss and that he was unable to 20 further
He stated that Alfred as-informed of
the cars inability TO proceed. but that he
refused to get on the car and threatened
to kill the motorman IL he did not turn
on the power.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
WILL BEGIN NEW ATTACK
ON SHIPBUILDING TRUST
New York Hopes to Recover Some-
thing From COmpany's Assets.

New York. Nov. 3O.-The formal an
nouncement of the intention of the Com
monwealth Trust Company. formerly the
Trust Company of the Republic. to start
an investigation into the connection of
the company with the formation and fota-
hon OF the United States Shipbuildins
Company and to take such action. justi-
fed by the result of the investigation, as
will tend to clear the name of the com
pany, was made to-day by President Scar
ritt of the Commonwealth Trust Com
pany.
AT the request Of three directors of the
commonwealth Trust Company, who were
members mel of the directorate Of the orig-
nd' company. resolution was adopted
py the Executive Committee, directing
that an investigation be started
1t IS not stated what form the subse-
queht action will take. but II is said the
purpose Is first to show. if possible. that
tne company was victimized: and. second,
to recoup the company for any losses sus,
tained by the transaction.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01

Whose funeral Will take place tomorrow,
was one of the oldest Odd Fellows in
Missouri
heen in good health and spent Sunday
evening at home with his family. Shortly
after 10 o'clock he left the room to pre-
pare for beG.
About half an hour later his body was
found in kneeling position by the side of
his bed. Life wa extinct and his features
were composed. as though he had simply
gone to sleep.
Mr.. Jones came TO st. Louis In 1910. He
was born in New Jersey and when youth
learned the tailor's trade. He established
himself in that business in St. Louis and
prospered.
He Joined the Odd Fellows in ls.s. be-
coming a member of ST. Louis Lodge,
which had been established the year he
was born. Last April. when plans We're
being made for the celebration of the
eishty-third anniversary Of the foundation
of the order in st. Louis. the coincidence
was noticed.
Mr.. Jones was member of the Commit
tee of Arrangements and took an impor
tant part in the celebration. as It was de-
cided 10 observe the anniversary OF the
birth Of the oldest member Jointly with
that of the order.
Mr.. Jones is survived by wife and five
children. The latter are Frank s. Jones.
Frederick X. Jones. Sterling p Jones and
Miss Annie Jones' Of ST. Louis and Richard
). Jones of Kansas City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
GOVERNOR AT HOME AGAIN.
Yates Will Start Out on Cam
paign Again To-Morrow.

EEPI RI.TC SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,. Nov. 3o.-Governor
Yates arrived in Springfield last night and
will remain here until "Wednesday night.
when he will resume his speechmakirg
campaign Of the State. His itinerary for
the next two weeks was announced to-day,
as follows:
Thursday afternoon at Mendoza Thursday
evening at Princeton. in Bureau County: FRI
day afternoon Il Wyoming Stark County and
Friday evening AT Kewsnee. Henry County.
December s-Havanna. afternoon: Petersburg
evening.
December s-Pittsneld afternoon: Quincy.
evening.
December le-Mount Sterling. morning:
Whitehall. evening.
December l1-Iiarlin. Calhoun County after
noon. and Jerseyyie. evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
NRural Free Delivery.

REPI BLlC SPECIAL.
Washington. Nov. 3o-Rural free deliv-
cry service has been established, to COM
mence January .. as follows:
Missour-Crawford. Scotland County. route
No. /: length OF route. 2is miles: popula tion
served. ifS.
Sheihina shelby County route No. 4: length
OF route. s5'. miles: population served. 90.
Triplctt. cnaIiion County. route No. /: length
OF route. - miles
Ill!nois-Ialton City Moultr.e County, route
No. =: length OF route. .3:s miles: population
served. go.
Forrest. Livingston County. route No. .;
length OF route. 1871. miles: population served
Lake CITY. Moultrie County. route No. l.;
length cf route. :is4 miles: population served
MendOp. Adams County. routes No and ,;
iensth of routes. 49, miles: population served
st. Elmo. Fayette County, route No /: length
or route. ei'x miles: population served 4OS
sSeilcr. Jefferson County. routes No. and .;
length of routes. ga miles: population served
Texas-Brandon. Hi County. route No =;
length OF route. e3A miles: population served.
Kemp. Kaufman County route. No. 1 and o:
tensth OF routes. iia. mites: population served,
Sherman. Grayson County routes No l. &. 6.
and :: length OF routes 1epl. miles: popula-
ton served. 2.i.6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
COUNCIL TO FINISH WORK.
Will Meet Twice Week From
Now Until Christmas.

The Council will hold the regular BIZ
weekly sessions on Tuesdays and Fridays,
beginning tonight. until Christmas. with
view to finishing the work before it. OF
late only weekly meetings have been held
Among other bills now before the COM
mittees is the one for vacating Thirteenth
street from Cherokee street to Broadway,
concerning which a public hearing was
held last week. 1t is understood that this
bill will be reported favorably and passed
at to-nishts session.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
p,ouecr Rc,taurateur nur,cd.

Alois wohler. one of the pioneers in the
restaurant business in ST. Louis. was
buried yesterday in ST. Marcus Cemetery.
The funeral took place at the family.
home. No. 3454 Shenandoah avenue. Woh-
Ter was among the first to introduce the
idea OF POPULAR priced restaurants in ST..
Louis. He started with small eating
room. which met with popular favor. His
business grew to such an extent that at
the time of his death he owned one of
the largest re:;tau;aats in ST Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-01
FOUND LoDGER's DEAD BODY.
Police Unable to Discover Names
of Lucas's Relatives.

William H. Lucas, machinist. IS years
old. was found dead in bed yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Frances Heneghan. at
whose lodging house. No. North Four
teenth street. he had been rooming for a
month. Beside the bed lay three vials
labled carboic acid and one bottle was
half full of the drug. The body was re-
moved to the morgue.