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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-11
ST. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS
Marriage licenses We,

Marriage licenses were issued in Clayton
yesterday to ]. Edgar Miller Of Marion. Ill,
and Carrie D. KunSe Of Marinette. Wis. !:
Clayburn B. Crumels Of Omaha and Bessie
A. Selby Of St Louis and to John Nelson Of
No. zoos Franklin avenue, and Fannie Frye
Of No. 81 North Twentieth street.
Deputy Sheriff Bellairs reported to the
County Court yesterday that he had killed
a horse afflicted with glanders. belonging
to q. A. Perry. farmer. living on the
Bonhomme road. This makes the nineteenth
animal slaughtered In St. Louis County dur
ing the last year for the same reason.
County Clerk John Ruhl reported to the
County Court yesterday that the apportiod-
ment Of the foreign insurance tax fund for
the years 1901-1 had finally been made. The
taxes for the first year amount to N94:8.
and for the second to 4659.H. Part OF tho
nue fund and part to the school funds Of
Webster Groves. Kirkwood. Ferguson. st.
Ferdinand and BridGeton. In proportion to
Dlace8,
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evening with many passenger She also had 1
good freight list.

evening with many passengers. She also had q
good freight list.
The United States lighthouse steamer Lilly
passed IN yesteida to the Illinois River. to 60
as far as Peoria and regulate lights.
The Cape Girardeau arrived on time yester-
day morning from Commerce. and departed on
the return in the afternoon well patronized.
Captain Sam Gregory. general manager Of the
Eagle boat store. has placed on one of the posts
In the building the marks of high water from
the highest record Of 1874 to the recent Hood
The Columbia arrived from Chester and St
Marys with good manifest of stock and freight
and a large list Of passengers She returns to-
day at p. m.
Tho Stacker Lee arrived from Memphis early
yesterday morning and departed on the return
In the afternoon with O good freight list and
many passengers.
The Chester arrived from Cape Girardeau yes
terday morning with good showing Of freight
and is receivn. to depart the return this aft
erlioon.
Captain G. NJ. McC1oud. a steamboat agent,
was here from Chester yesterday and returned
on the Stacker Lee in the afternoon
The Lotus Sims passed New Madrid yesterday
on the way to st. Louis She will 20 out on. ne
return to Memphis tomorrow afternoon
Tho Kennedy will nrrive from the Missouri
River to-day and departs on the return to-mor-
row.
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saa
PhiisasDala, Avg. l0-Esss ,nrm ana half |.
Western e .Ssssdo Southwestern lse1se: do. South
pEss .sssss auf rn assss asiss Ds:s,sa II:
,eteamsry. ls9lshc. chee,e.Receipss s.oat pkg. !:
e sSses s sas Ss@eF small fancy i0e; good to
a:Sss, sa cs: sssy s s.;.m:s:;
daisies 'l@Iilsc: twins ioaioae: young Americas
Philadelphia. Aug. lo-Butter steady. fair de-
mand; extra Western creamery 2ec: DO, near
York fun cream. choice No. / fair. sh0i0c.
Elgin Butter Market.
pound s on the Board Of Trade today ssllins At
IN ine the a. district were 81 20 ib: ~ s' 'A'@
Sugar.
-s SeM Yo,k Avg Arm fair
issses sugar ! ib-isc: refined drm: crushed :soe:
gsw Orleans sss Graduated &C. A0'''e' hFn
ss,s. rs rs se ,.sSs ,s,s E
lasses-csas nr,. a, dull: sSisc p..,.
Savannah. Aug. 1o.-TuIpentine nrm at zs,ic:
FL .ss; i. j. IL: 4: II H. IL: Is: ":
Petroleum..
OIL City. Pa. Aug. 10.-Credit balances 81.
certificates bid: shipments lis, 17s; average ~
2ss: runs IA. 1856: average s., SIS. Shipments
Lima IL. $50: average q. ~: runs. Luna 112.en:
Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug 10-The market for evaporated
apples continues quiet but attractive fruit Is
held at full late prices. and the tone Of the
aas5ne BRINE at sS@sc; choice 0 a. sSasHs. and
fancy at ,sNg7hc. Spot pranes remain nrm.
though the sales movement Is still Of moderate
jobbing character: prices range from DC to 70
for ali grades. Apncots arc firmly held on spot
and some buying Of futures II reported: choice
arc quoted at 863xc and fancy at 108lzc.
Peaches are quiet at 7071fc for choice and at 50
1OlSc for fancy.
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by Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.


ssowins ,1 Iiss q II during tie last houfs ~
Msntnsr fT CLOUDY ~ and warm The Fred HartwoE
Win earses q lumber The Peter. Lee arrived m
a t ss ,r and SsD1 " fO s. tSu: 4
M n o. % With af u tow and N %
with empty barses. The Dick Fowler was In
The american arrived The cordiii eisaGe es s so.
stands II feet on the gauge. a fall cf s 1ei in
Of merchandise for this place and sood fiss
CT e. Kate d s her
parted la; AZ RIP ?. 1 m for Arkansss CITY with
for Friars Point The sadie Lee departed at at
PASSED up this evening for Psdueah wSsss .S
goes on The, The ways for repairs The Hardin
to-day were II bales Of cotton.
%. ,aanss Above I aus Tas river
qss e.s ai it k.asa. clear and
sa to on sssr s Re
from the Tennessee River with tow Of \. t aas
IN ON, up Business s.
81 Paul. Mimi, Aug. lo-Steamer Dubuque ar
ncans mere :. Is o'clock ol IT, snd this
Pittsburg. Aug 1o.-River Al; stationary. Clear.
pleasant
Cincinnati. Aug. 1o.-Riyer 7.s: falling. Clear.
warm.
Louisville, KY, Aug. lo.-River falling: IN canal
40: on falls 81: below locks "a Clear, pleasant
Evansville. Ind. Aug. 1o-River stationary. 10.
Clear, cool.
New orleans. Aug 1o.-pepartures: Peters Les.
st. Louis. 1l:l0 q M: W. W. o'Neii, Louisville
8 p. m.
Weather fair and warm. Rain this afternoon
Chester up 70 last p. m: o. s. steamer Abbott
and tow up p. m; Exporter and tow up { D.
m: U. 8. steamer King and tow down s:30 p. m.
Grand Tower. nl. Aug. 1o.-0eneral Abbott up
1t 11:t0 p. m. last night; Exporter M At $50
g m. The range reads Ill feet and stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
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Eugene Hill of Jerssyville has gone to Chi
cago.
Miss Julia Laurant has resigned a. Q teacher
in the Jerseyville public schools.
The funeral Of Anna Urban. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Urban Of Jerseyyille. took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the German
Evangelical Church at Brighton. The pastor, the
reverend NJ Berger. Aofhclated. and the burial
was In the Brighton Cemetery
Attorney l. d. Snedeker and Doctor Frank
Snedeker of JerseyyIlle have returned from q
hunting and fishing trip at Hardin. Ill.
Jet A Kirby OF Jerseyville has returned from
Pawnee City, Neb. s--r sE8
Frank Mckinney of Modesto. H.. is a visitor
In Jerseyville
Miss Elizabeth Van Horne Of Jerseyville has
been appointed teacher of music In the schools
at Corsicana. Tex.
The McClusky Grange will give Q picnic on
Thursday at the Newberry Grove.
&C. H. Blish Of Crowley. La. 10 q visitor IN
Jerseyville.
"A black horse. fifteen hands high, was stolen
from John Fleming. one and one-hah mile west
Of Jerseyville. Sunday night A bride and saddle
were also taken with the horse. Sheriff William
Powers Of Jerseyviile yesterday offered q reward
OF $50 for the capture OF the Thief
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Rural Letter Carriers Appointed.

Washington. Aug. 10.-Rural carriers have
been appointed. to begin service September
fll In Henry ovi.t., carrier; II.
y ys5s knaDD Philip fR'0R sa alIs
Main, carriers; Ira Vance, Roswell W: Dewey.
Jr.. r. I. Rals.ine. Judson Smith and Maybe E:
Main, substitutes, Cuba, Orville Hut; Wesley
Hun. Forest Priest and Edward Strobe. substi-
tutes. Fulton. John Ferris and James Easan.
carriers: James Ferry and Edward Easan. sub.
Frederick l. Lane. su6stitutes; Fiat, Charles
w. May. carrier: VIM. c. Nay, substitutes.
ipava, Charles M Ladd and James A. Morrison.
carriers: Harris Miller and Archie Lttleton,
EHhu Logan. substitute. okayiiie. Jacob H.
smiihnelS-Wm:. Huilmsn: John r : Smith.
tutes. Vermont. Fred Easley and Vim. K. Aten.
carriers. Eddie Rankin and Charles W. Kirk
bride. substitutes.
Kansas~Aiton. George N. storer. Claude Do
George W. Dewitt and VIM. A; Gillespie, sub.
been appointed subciesks in the Topeka Kas s;l
Post Office. Henry N. Campbell Of St Louis
has been appointed Interpreter in the immigra.
tion service at Seattle. WASH. at salary OF
o
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SAME NAMES, BUT NOT RELATED.

A. C. Laws and Mrs. Anna Laws OF
Dexter are Married.
A. c. Laws. a cook of Dexter, Mo-. and
Mrs. Anna Laws. also Of that place. Jour
neyed to Belleville yesterday. secured a
marriage license and were married by JUS
tice of the Peace Wangelin.
Although Mrs. Laws did not change her
name yesterday. her husband was in no
way related to her. She had been a widow
They were introduced by a mutual friend,
who thought 1t would be joke to introduce
Mr.. Laws to Mrs Laws
The couple fell in love at once and since
then have been planning for their marriage.
They said they would return Immediately to
Dexter, Mo-. where Mr.. Laws is employed.
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DOCTOR J. n. sTUMBERa DEAD.

Representative From st. Charles Su0.
cumbs. to Heart Disease.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
st. Charles. Mo-. Aug. 1o-Doctor John Il.
stumberg. Representative in the Missouri
Legislature from this county. who died yes
terday morning. will be buried in the City
Cemetery at 1880 a. m. tomorrow. The
Reverend Doctor George F. Hyres, presi-
dent Of Underwood College. will omciate.
Doctor Stumberg was s years old and had
been Representative for three years.
Doctor Stumberg was q surgeon IN the
Union Army during the Civil War and since
its close practiced medicine in this city. He
was Superintendent Of the County Asylum
for q number Of years. and the present asy-
lum west Of this city was planned and built
under his supervision.
He served in the Council two terms and
was q member Of the Board Of Trustees Of
Underwood College for twenty-five years.
His son. Professor Carl Stumberg, Is
member Of the State University faculty of
Louisiana and IL at present in Berlin. Ger
many.
Doctor stumberE leaves eight children.
among the number Doctor B. X. Stumberg
of this city. Heart disease was the cause
Of death.
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CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED.
FRANK Kelly Causes Arrest
"CharleH Dod.ou and vvsr.v

FRANK Kelly Causes Arrest of
"Charles Dodson and Wife,"
A couple, who gave their names as
Charles Dodson and wife, were arrested by
the East st. Louis police yesterday on
complaint of Frank Kelley of East St.
Louis. who alleged that they had robbed
him Of his gold watch and $50 late Sunday
night.
The couple are in the employ of a show
man. who has been exhibiting peculiarly
constructed wagon. Kelley alleges that
while looking at the wagon he was relieved
warrants, and yesterday morning the
couple was arrested
They gave bond and will be given q pre-
iiminary hearing this morning. Both deny
the alleged theft. None of the property was
found on the couple
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d Esw u pGaa AVS mdns 9Sf dS a %
100 bales. Futures closed steady; Aug. I.7sc;
JAM Jam. e.sse: Feb Sc: March sc. The market
opened steady het 2 points higher to 2 points
lower. and while at first 1t showed some further
irreRularity. ruled generally steady to frm on
in the nearby positions as result Of the strong
spot situation. Aug. which had opened at an
advance Of point met with some demand and
very little for sale on the way up. Sept. and
Oct. which at first had shown q slightly easier
tendency under continued favorable weather. also
turned strong with Aug; the former position ad-
net gain Of 10 points. while the balance of the list
showed advances as compared with Saturdays
finals Of Z to s points Following this the market
points, and at the close was steady. net to 8
points higher on the new CROP and net q points
higher Aug. Sales were estimated at about
4o.0oo bales. Trading was very narrow all through
the session.
New Orleans. Aug. 1o.-Sotton easy: sales rs:
ding Ike: middling 12Nc: good msddlinE 1aisc:
R HosS fair ia1s %na
. ssa,s IS: Oct s.nas; ~: NOV; s.ass, IS:
LiverpooI: Aug 1o..cotton : Spot : Moderate
% Ishsn asir good %iddilns ssad middns
s.ssd: low rniddlInE s.iod: go1d ordinary SIG! 81
ordinary $50; The sales OF the gay ~, were 5000
Sd keeep.
including 400 American. Futures opened quiet
middlinE. E. Q. C.. Aug. $3.50: .Aus.-sept. $50
Nov. I'D: Nev..D ets ssad: Dec snas I'd
Jan.-Feb. 5.26n5. ed: Feb.-March 5.26d: March
April 5.25d6.2sd.
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ORGANIZING NEW BALL TEAM.

East st. Louis Nationals VIII BE Sue
ceeded by Another Club.
The East st. Louis Nationals are no more
Their places will be taken by nine which
is being made up exclusively of East st.
Louis ball players by ]. w. Reed. Jerry J..
Kane and Ed. Willard. The first game OF
the new team will be played next Sunday
with the Kerns on the East st. Louis
grounds. The diamond will be placed in
good condition by that time.
The new pitchers will be Willard and Des-
mond, and Ames and Dwyer will catch.
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thirty years ago
JOAN A-....AON.
brakeman in the services Of tho illinois Central.
was drowned last night while swimming in the
MISS NELLIE KNAPP.
Moline H.. Aug 1o--Miss Nellie Knapp u
years Pa wss fatally burned a. LsS,.irs a.
when lie rope sa.pendiSe ehandeIer directly
fell into her lap, ignitinE her clothing.
MRS. A. H. BRUCE.
years eId mother q M. =; T5a.ty q mi:
Sma,s a'e sat ar no" ''e' west OF
THOMAS H. SPARROW.
aloom!nGton; ILL., Aug. I 1omThoma: r Spar.
FscI. tot but Mso been II Il
I e. id s ss b s:1s %
SOPHIA HIGGINS.
Bioomington. Ill. Aug, lo.-Sophi. HusEins. .
e h 4 Ta :
last night. aged g years.
FRED MEYER.
., r ;s. n n E q. 1ys Va. OLE: a.:
here yesterday.
W. c. JENKs.
La Crosse. Wis. Aug. 1o.-w. c. Jerks. who
Der business Of the NortpTs.s died to snd p Of
DsrHisss ago s gears He Was nI, 6esesndsns
in America. and who also made the dies for the
hrst American coins
ANDREW GRANGER.
Hot Springs. Ark, Aug. 1o.-News reached here
tonight Of the death Of Andrew Granger OF Hot
He died from the effects Of an operation per-
CAPTAIN LOUIS II. CHAsrEAU.
Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 1o-Captain Louis II.
Chasteau. Chief Of the Paramount Park police Of
this city, H. dead. aged q Year,. Captain Chas-
teau claimed TO be the Oldest Morse telegrapher
message from Baltimore to Philadelphia
JENs wAI1DEMAR BoRscHINo.
Chicago Aug. 10.-Jens waIdemar Borschiuo. n
Danish poet and philologist Of Wide reputation.
died to-day At his home In this city after two
ADAM HLBEBGER.
.Evansvil!.. Ind, Aug. Madam HiibsrEer.
Odd Fellows In the city. He had been Ill for .
LYNN MULLINS.
Fayetteville. ARK. Aug. 1o.-Lynn Mullins WAS
run over by q northbound passenger train At an
early hour this morning. He was Q son Of JeH
Mullins. farmer living short distance from
tbs city.
@. =. RICHARDS.
west Plains. No., Aug. M-G. T. Richards.
Postmaster Il Westeott, No.. was killed near this
city Sunday evening. He was riding in . wagon.
when the vehicle struck Q stump throwing him
over the dashboard. The wagon oveftuIned on
him. Mfs. Richards. who WAS IN the wagon,
escaped injury.
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Be,lexiIle Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued in Belleville yes
terday were to: Charles A. James, Is. Wa
terloo. and Minnie Klinghardt, q, Red Bud;
both of Dexter, Mo.
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switchman Run Over and K,,,.a

switchmnn Run Over and Killed.
George Alborn, switchman. employed by
the Wabash Railroad Company. was run
over and killed by his engine in what Is
known as the lower yards" yesterday aft
ernoon. His body was taken to Kurrus's
morgue, where Coroner McCracken held an
inquest yesterday afternoon. A verdict Of
accidental death was returned.
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WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Boy Aim. ut BIRD, but Wounds ME-.

Boy Aims mt Bird, but Wounds Mrs.
Anna Olson.
Mrs. Annn Olson of West Belleyille was
struck by half a dozen bird shot yesterday.
which were aimed at bird by Leo Willard.
14-year-old Belleville boy. Her injuries
are not serious.
Mrs. Olson was sitting on the porch in
front of her home when the accident oc-
CURED. The boy was block distant. Some
Of the shot intended for bird struck Mrs.
Olson,
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TO EMPLOY EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.


County Clerks Records.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Board Of Supervisors to in
vestigate the accounts and records in Coun-
ty Clerk George K. Thomas's office met
yesterday morning and decided to employ
an expert accountant to assist them In
going over the books and other records In
the office.
that all of his books and records were open
and that he and his deputies would give the
committee and its accountant all the help
thew could.
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lesst ss mt hand. Of the Increased business
which has been done by jobbers, both locally
and throughout the country Buyers want Foods
for immediate delivery and are willing 10 pay
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Church LAYTON and Lefnngwei, avenues. Dsls-
gates from all parts Of America, the West Ind1eU
and the islands Of the Pacific win attend tho -
campment and over 1000 visitors srS expected. A
feature OF the encampment will BE- the e0mpi0R
out Of hundreds Of Pythians At Hoehn's 0fuve.
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS
CITIES AND TOWNS,

members Of the new team will be Haus.
Reed, Stotlz. White and Mckinney. Sew
eral other new men will be put on the team.
the Trolley League.
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SOUTH RnBER PIxcE-ii5 Il. u in.
8. q. v. Of Macklind; city block 4oe7:
Mary q Bracka to Crescentia Waho6-
81. FERDiNXNDtIY Il. s. 4. Dei. WHIT.
tier and Qoode; city block NJ: william
Miner and wife to Henry Kampsmifh--
SULLIVAN H.. 5. T.. being 11os Sui.
livan ave-: city block 5113: Undel1 Real
Estate Co. to Chas. r. W. Nauch and
wfeoM. .;.::...............-..;.; =;
81 eisy S Sioes js4; Il! Paul a;.n.l % john s Il
rWEfFTHeao II. ! In. ". =. bet. PARK
and Carroll. city block III; Peter c..
picky and wife to Michael Aatejka and
rwENTIrfH-Y IT,. ". T.. Ssin. MS n.
twentieth, city block los; Henry J.
Buitmann and wife 70 Philip Assen-
ro o1saesFoNRo SE.y n. !: Z: st. No;foiS
Richter and wife TO Jscob Wsiter-w. a..
ZEE 81. John s.b g N. Sa'o Vii. e' g
u Rrrl Hi Dsa iiSbEN-is Il. !: !: n.
e. cor. Harrington, city block soss: Gif-
ford r. Bell to Alfred w. eyrstt-v. a..
INTER DEN LINDEN-f1o n. .. q. y.
.. cor. bennington. city block sooS: Nal
yern Realty Co to Clifford r. Bell
INTER & DIN IiNpEN-Ss H. =. :: W q
bennington. city block SOS: Phineas
W. Syrett-w. d. Observation-Disclosures,
wITHNELL-H n. Is in. D. a. beiag
No. M withheld. city block $50: Chris
1 tian II Fisher to Richard n. Thyios
wARREN-S r.. n. 4. bst. Ninetcenti
and Twentieth. city block f1Ol: Herman
Oventrop and wife to Isadof 6chaijsrt-
a. .......................... z
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Conductor Charged With Assault.

Conductor Charged With Assault.
Scott McMonigal. a conductor on the East
St. Louis street car line. was arrested yes
terday on warrant charging him with
asaulting w. c. Ingram of st. Louis sun
day evening. The men became involved in
fight over the question Of fare. Ingram
said that he had paid the fare and the
conductor claimed that he did not. Both
men assert that the other struck the first
blow.
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Te-Dty's weather.
vses and cooler.


Cxptain Momtjoy at Hermann. No. for v1ck6-
burg parties. paseed DOWN yesterday. Captain
GeorRs NufTey Of 1t. Louis b IN command.
zee River yesterday afteFnoca with good o6ee~
ingR Of freiKht and isEgo cabin regster q round
IN. Quincy sssarsss = 4 rsal ysi.srday
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NOT IN THE TRUSTS.

N We ~ APxANSE ySs from 90 e Egg Fur
cut kEliovAL.S. at a GREATLY REDUCED
EAIE that VIII enable you 70 PAY Oh any
money a. You can in weekly or monthly pay
mentS ana only PAY for the TIME you use the
AONEY: when in need OF money. call at our
PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RATES, or
TElEPHONE C ma MECHANICy TRUST
CO., Cor. Sixth and Olive, second noor EN-.
FRANCE. NJ n. Sixth ct. -
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st. Loui. Cotton Market.
cotton UNCHANGED. No sales.

Tinges and stained k4sc below white. n
Galveston-Spot market quiet; niddling Ec.
New Orlears-Spot market easy; middling lz9sc.
Sales 3s5 bales. ,. Is
Receipts at principal points: as a.
Galveston. % bales. against 266 srf1 r.
New Orleans. 172 bales. against 3l9
Savannah, bales.
Charleston, / bale.
Norfolk &c bales
Memphis IS bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for three
days were 4O5 bales. against 1,o4o bales = week
ago and Lib bales year ago.
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ANN-25 IT., q. D., bet. Jefferson and Ohio
AZ si'y p,oGk lsSa; Jonn Wslpole Rundle Ct
,, d..,:...:......;.:,.. ;.::..........:.- !
ctfv 6,ocr. 1s., r. Pst: Jenerson and Ohi3.
nv er ue "a NJ IT,: 5Aiza PsPpere4 Enn0s
u Aatsna and HELEN BrokAfs-
AiFREn:.o >: :, ;o,. -
HeeEs e aos.ii.s 5o. sSs1 K :s; w z.
iSes pSiackstone. city block 3eu7: Joesph
Dssis ana wiie to Catherine Shaw
BhsANNoNz1s r.. y. Z, bet. OLD Man
Ss 11o Ma9noua, CITY block -: Al
si ns%R scS yife + q; .;-..;..i::::;:
~ mo ~ D9rSas city block 10: VIM Horsn
NH somot-W. O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
city block ssisE: Liza b. wsikH snd
n3spa1d 70 Carrie Nay Henfy-w. de-.
ford. cftv y hiacE eIoS. r.: 2: z. e g o.
81 e 5s:spS + ' goar $500 as.,s,
aaixhSay md Bs.nnon, city bloch us:
SoutnAmpton Realty Co. to Clifford r.
r, HeMEM .....................,..
EoSa u 81. II. s "a. g. z: bet. LAbedis
e Eila =: MIisht.1. a.. ..n
RInS. bishH nvI H. II; S,d n, z; n E coz
e, f., h : Lss sIsS Z ST xilg. sishw.y
william ai ssfS ensi = !nsianam to
1h -a.SL II, 2: =. pet. Neosho and Hia-
w W;ii,s ely osSSn Zss: susan Rosskopf
H aI1a 5Id:. ; &: -. being as a:S:;
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oLD-T1ME CIRCUS PERFORMER DEAD
Eaton stone Was First Man to Tur
Somerset on Gall0pinG HoRse.

Somerset ON Galloping Horse.
New York. Aug. 10.-Eaton stone. we'll
known in his time as a circus performer. Is
dead at his home In Nut!ey. n. J..rat the
age of Sc. Stone Is said to have been the
first man to turn q eomersaule IN a gnllop-
ing horse. He retired from the ring about
thirty years ago
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-25
1ntsr-schoIsstIc Track Meet.

Ann Arbor, Mich, May -. - With
four firsts and second to his credit
Hogcnsen, of the Lewis Institute, of
Chicago was the star Of the sixth an
nual inter-schOlastic track meet un-
der the auspices of the University of
Michigan. which was won by Lewis
Institute with total of ~ points. De
troit university school was second with
2S1a points and the other scores were
as follows: Ann ArbOr high school,
20; Detroit Central high school, Ia;
Grand Rapids high school. 16; Cleve-
land university school. II; Evanston,
H.. high school, 10; South Bend, Ind,
high school. s, Manistce. Mich, high
school, ,: Battle Creek, Mich, high
school. ); Saginaw. Mich, high school.
Az: Michigan Military academy. 3;
Charlevoix, Mich, high school, 3; To-
ledo high school, ,; Wayne, Mich,
high school. l.