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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS.
SEASIDE HOUSE,

OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
This well known house will remain open through
out the year. Every comfort, including sea water
baths; elevator; sun parlors; golf privileges &c.
F. P. COOK & son,
nos oct 10 Formerly Of the Hotel Senate.
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Promoted to First Lieutenant.

Second Leuts. Arthur L. Fuller. Francis
II. Lomax and VIM. H. Burt Of the Artil-
lery Corps have been promoted to the grade
of first lieutenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

An ad. in The Star Is q
salesman calling at thirty
FIVE thousand homes every
day and being given courte-
Gus consideration in the
parlor or = AIRY.
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Taking Coal to Key West.

The naval tug Sebago left the navy yard.
Pensacola, yesterday with coal barge No.
1 in tow. bound for Key West.
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HOTEL DENNIS.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Directly facing the ocean; hot and cold sea water
in private baths; golf link privileges.
oc20-26t- 10 WALTER J. BUZBY.
THE BERKELEY, KENTUCKY AVE-. NEAR THE
Beach, Atlantic City. Open all the year; steam
heat; electric lights sunny rooms; excellent ia
ble absolute cleanliness; reasonable winter rates
write for be 'klet. w. A. ARMSTRONG. Owner.
oc1T-26t5
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Wool.

London. July 1.-THE offerings NJ at ,a the S Me
auction today Eere in brisk d.
rinGs snI were taken mainly by the home trade,
scoureds sold well for Germany arn ,e saIss in de-
bought sig ss,h Wales Ioe bales dai
id que sTsasg 7d i v!eseS.a bales
Secured sdgls 3D. greasy 9,-e l9s ssis a. greasy
Australah Vest Australian LOO bales secured
Is 2sd greasy sda'y New ra zeaiand 800 Bales
s rsaSsd ie.da1s gid 5lsdals Id SaPs
Of Good Hope and Natal l"' Dates seouieu -
SiaifI1s 3D. greasy 9da9isd-
Dried Fruits.
>-u- YORK Julv 1s-The market for evaporated
apples was quiet but holders show aniaaeS
c sSnasafs are s9 shoEsd s prime :. 5 s:
eT rht supply Quotations range from SC to ~, e
XII an ds STdsdf and sBFsGs' sd'
choice and ioal2i1c for fancy Psaenes , remain IN
saioisc Tor fancy.
~ Dry Goods.
New York. july 1s,Ths dry goods ,, m ns,.s
Of asTy
S,iyers are in town. and their stocks are be
Ing s snsy
this may be difficult thing to do
Coffee.
New York July 13.-Conee-Spot Rio quiet No,
: invoice Is-1sc: mild quiet: Futures opened
steady a, unchanged prices to decline Of 5
P ssn,p,. u Snt rusd quiet and displayed little
tnre closing dull and net unc hanged to points
Lever sales were about l5.o00 bags. including
sent at $500: Nov. at i.o5c. and May at 4es
nis5c.
New York July 13-Sugar-Raw. firm: fair re-
dning l-lsc: centrifugal es test. e.isc: mo
iasses sugar 13-lsc refined irm: crushed ; 5oc:
| powdered SC: granulated 4sOc. Moiasses firm
| New Orleans adioc. ,.,.,.
| New Orleans july 13.-Sugar dull: open kettIe
,stsfs Lie open kettle centrifugal 3sF3l.c cen.
i trifugaI white. 4sd4l4c; yellows y as IT,
IsSIStc: centrifugal salsc: sirup nominal. 1sg4c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
DIES FROM INJURIES All
CRAWLING z
Body of William SIesc Is I
Reclining Position 4
FreeburE station 81

With his left shoulder crush
shoulder and internally inju
Niese. 26 years old, of Fayette
twenty-five yards from the II
Railroad tracks at Freeburg
ton, where he died.
His body was discovered I,
position against the station 81
morning. A trail Of blood fro
and the dismembered arm shoy
derful endurance displayed b.
man.
Niese was the son of John Nj
POSTMASTER of Fayetteville.
man was Il molder and was
with his parents.
He spent Sunday with friend
burg. intending TO catch the !
noiS Central train for home. Il
tam and then tried TO catch al
Which passes through F'reebun
a. m. This was the last seen
1t is presumed that ne caud
so that the wheels passed oveii
near the shoulder. 1t is suppl
cries were drowned by the ri
train and that he bled so fl
did not have strength to ma,
afLer the train passed.
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Alton note, and PERSONALS.

A. w Young against Mayor Henry Bruesge-
mann will be taken up this morning in the
Alton City Court by Judge ]. B. Vaughn OF the
Macoupin County Court
The funeral Of Otto Mertsch who was
drowned in the Mississippi River At Alton y
sunday afternoon will take place TINS 1IiorrniInS-
al 10 oclock from the family home in East sixth
street, and burial will be In the Alton eeife-
terry. $780, III q,
&c. H. Phelan of Alton departed yesterday for
u. c. Bramhall of Alton ha, gone to Chi
cago. ,.., II, ,,ss,s-a.v
after visiting friends in Upper Alton
-Raymond Crawford Of Upper Alton mas gone
to Cairo. Ill. - ~, AVID Mrs
ga WsItr.p OF Alton. was buried yesterday ait er
noon. the funeral taking place iroih 'He i'''''
Home To the Alton City Cemetery 90
chester A. Hoskins OF Hotel Madison. Alton ION:
10. ret,irned from Fidelity. Ill; where ne WIS
n aii.d Nv The serious illness OF his father-
HDsn,I,v clerk Frank A. BierbauH OF Ait9n
80 marriage license yesterday 70 carr a,
Ssunn Of Chicago and Mrs. Marie sackers Oh
Alton. ,,,, ~ the Sunday school OF
the Sixth Street NJ h. ChuIcH a. Alum
place to-day at ROCK springs
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To-Dny's Weather.
Arrived.
Departed.
Departures To-Day,
River Rinlto Brerttie.

,mSaptain Henry Partee returned yesterday
several weeks In charge Of the railroad transfer
steamer Missouri. ct that point.
The Peters Lee will depart this afternoon
iperaliy yesterday for the trip.
The Cape Grardeau arrived yesterday morn
NE ioni Commerce and departed in the after
noon with good patronage.
captain d. C. Bassey Of Brunswick Mo- Is
IN charge OF the steamer Expansion on the Up
per Missouri River
The City of Savannah departed yesterday
afternoon for the Tennessee River. taking out
many excursionists
captain Frank King. Of the pilots of the
Sape Girardeau. who has been III for several
weeks. returned to his duties yesterday.
The Quincy OF the Diamond 10 Line arrived
!ssterday from St. Paul and will depart on
the return this afternoon.
-Saptain Frank Marsh of ST. Louis Is master
Oh the steamer Washburn at Washburn. Mo.
The Sidney will arrive this morning from
noon. " ~
-Saptain William r. Massie will take the
steamer w. J. Young 20 Paducah this morning.
ne poat was recently purchased at Davenport
ana Will reach St Louis to-day.
The new steamer St. Paul of the Diamond
;s t Line which the company has been building
Itlp TO st. Louis. She Is described being
the finest passenger steamer on Western waters.
The Columbia came in from Chester xester-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
MOWER CUTS OFF BOY
LEG IN HARVE.
Willie Rudolph, 5 Years.
With Serious Accident "
ryinE Lunch to Farm

Willie. the 5-year-old son Of
dolph, IA prominent farmer i
stadt, was caught by the blaf-
er In the field yesterday mos
right leg was cut off below III
for the presence of mind ola
Their and the assistance of ne
farm hands, the little felfss
would have been killed.
Willie had been sent into tn
lunch for the men who wereitn
the mower. The little feIlo2ut
five feet away from the pointw-
ing blades. when the horses srt-
ed. Before he could get Quay
they mad wheeled around aver
caught the little fellows leg. Mr..
rudolph grabbed the reins aem
a quick jerk. at the same ( to
his farm hands to run forses
heads. Another instant and ould
nave been cut into pieces avy
As soon az the horses we,rom
the boy Mr.. Rudolph rushed. He
was unconscious. Mr.. Rud his
for improvising Quet
and stopped the flow of bIo0ctor
Bechtold arrived. 1t was fasary
to amputate the leg at TIT is
feared that the child will die
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14

Real estate transfers flied fon Belle
Vile yesterday were:
:; &. Harding to Mary x lots Il
and and 10; block l. Mauer's subcFarranty
Chas. Mauer to S. G. Has T., Is
ana y, Mauer's subdivision; r5o.
ii; u Sexton. trustee TO Kirk, lot
u; block }. VOLTS subdivision. $500.
II u Sexton TO G. c. EgguS6. block
IL; r deed: $500.
>, II: F. Renshaw to G. Sim.heast Al.
81 feet; lot 10. block 10. n. Paed: 81. 900.
-. simons to J. L. Schultz,'t 80 feet.
ioI ~; block 10. W. Park: wared. 81. 200.
Ii. chartrand to J. W. Six s. block
%; East St Louis: r deed; 81
II. D. Sexton trustee. 10 Clss, lot 13,
oRefliy and Holthaus additiol; 81, 800
Gharles Hauss to Willis AIT, lot ID.
oR Reilly and Holthaus additioanty deed.
George G.. Reblan to d. GERS, lot IS
and east % feet lot q, block 5sont annex:
warranty deed, $500
Corinne Z. Emnlert to r Erot IA, block
IS West Park: warranty dee,t
Ihonias J. Mitchell to Gene. lots IL
and Ia blocks. Livingston warranty
Dollie Z Pope to a. r. Koorthwest q
tset lot 81 and southeast 20,t IS. block
I. security: warranty deed.
N 4. dement, to William .rdt, lot z
O 9. and Holthaus additi:ranty deed
Thomas L. Fekete. trustee. E. Beck
with ct al. lots 35 and IS, Brockmar
place: r. deed. 500
Illinois State Trust Comps Thomas J
Mitchell. lot liz and part lot vinsston ad
dition: r. deed, $50
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T,Ge MOUNT OLIVE LODGE. NO s1S Y
Nx-SG OF h, meets every Tuesday a. nortbp ~,
NIAX corner Twenty second and Franklin avs
AL, nue.. All knights of Honor are nnst 60
oiaiiy invited TO all our meetings 's' CUT
LOJiS E. AIEWEL. Dictator 2oo2 Wash
WIN. McConnel. Reporter. 2s3l Walnut street
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Eggs.
CSSs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,

| New York: July 13.-Egrs-Receip:s to-day r.
! 81 cases Weather was 90 degrees cooler than at
crate. the market showed fairy steady feeling
but there was considerable OF last weeks re-
cstpts in the ccoiing-rooms to he worked off to-
day. and receivers disposed to he liberal
The trading basis was at I5c for coed regular
marks. with sales at above and he.nw this price
a accord, to customer and section where pro-
OHIO and Indiana 15u15t4c. with speciaf los II
Michigan and Minnesota at lsc bayr nj which
price BUYERS did dare 10 go Shippers sec
eTn e1r,s ri enecEs dull Qaot?ttons West
i2l,c; do. No. 2 1lal2c: checks 7a1rc' '"''''e''
kansas CITY. No. July Eggs firm; Missouri
whitewood cases included i5iSc.
Philadelphia, July 13-Eggs steady: fair de-
aaG frssn 1s s i5c loss - Western i7c
Chicago. July Riggs steady, at mark cases
included 136lil5c per DO
Butter and Cheese.
New New ., York: July 13-Butter-Receipts 1910
G2oizc- Cheese-feceipts $50: STEADY: State tu!I
lOc s ~ anu VIM
- Chicago. July 1s.-Butter ste1dy: creameries 15fe
c; , daIties ii4,Sc Cheese-New steady dairies
Phi,adelphia; July 1s.-Butter steady: tair de-
mand; extra Western creamery 2lc: near ny prints
&c Cheese quiet but steady: New York fur
9L410tc.
EIEin Butter Market
Elgin. III July i2.-Rutter-No offerings and
no sales to-day. Market at 2Oc Sales OF the
week 1916 pounds.
Petroleum.
oil City. Pa, July 13-credit balances $50:
Certificates no no, bid: shipments 1859: average
391; avers<s 81. 29I
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WOMAN STRUCK BY IG.
Mrs. Phillip Rodemich setter
Uader n Ire,

Mrs. Phillip Rodemich of was
stunned and injured by a light
ming. which struck tree uh she
had taken refuge during ttSatur-
day.
Mrs. Rodemich had been 'riends
when the storm came I'D aied to
reach her home and asa.nrn II
broke before she arrived, sought
refuge beneath the tree wIstruck
by lightning. She will reco-
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fEPtBL1c SPECIALS.
b&F fall G df a in ins FqHss reads
St @ad % a 20 The Lotus sns Sims arrived from
arrived from Louisville at a m. with tow Of
affyed f9s oR St. fi oai! p at rs F
tny .; ana returned to ST; Louis at .. m with
on 3 time The Herman Paepcke arrived fiom the
logs TIE Mh,ssWSsp at 2G p m with harEes Of
f rnns at ?. with tow OF coal The Avalon is
c ihg; the gauge MARKING feet chea weather
fT She broa sfaF S It large lis. Of pas
aso F2"s as. nIsi, July :5.: down
low b M M54E s ssa ,o%,h Swat:
ana falling weaihe Clear a anS w Tsaas H. feet
49, e f9s, s Tenn July 1.-THE river here stands
S TRe Kate ADAMS departed for = A nrs
' sG FOR i Friar T1 Fo,1 lanes Lee C.
or Lee W,ii at p m for Ashp5rt The Stack
Part ococE a' St IN 'ht m1 TBa e and
WetInes5hs1rn isht from vIcksburg and return urn
cI plitsburE Pa July 1a.-Rver So feet. rising
ins cioady W co0 Ta July isRver Is feet. rs
warm S''iha'i- o. July 1a.-Rv.r 1s4 Clear:
fs., VII T., Ky July l3-RIver rising: in canal
pleasant. TOO "elo" locks. Il 2 Clear:
ti6 rsaRsv i:, Ind July 1s-River II feet. STA
W fadbmcah: Ky. July 1.-THE caur. rs,as a.
arr on time The Joe Fowler 'i tS Fowler to
~ u m The CLYDE arrived from ,h
from yasS ave- at D m. The ButorfY IS pas fi1e
Scursa from Cairo where she took out al Ma. at
tuesday, for Riverton Ala "' estoh VIII clear !
Ii The viSk s.5,; July 3.Gauge 2s4 fall OF
AZ Gtn nns bought the steamer City Of Wbe 9G
CRYSTAL 1.i, ne Natchez is due up. e
United s,a ata l saaa,1s Columbia up So p M
and cool f $40 d. H. weather clear
"a Ianp 'ii!ardeau. Mo. July ls-T1e river is
swallow and das msri clear and much cooler The
"a rev ami tow of lumber up s y d. M r,s
ITO u. Wright down. } p. m az te
-;s w a ., H. July l3.-Gauge reads SIS fee,
;IIver vi a. loot IN "A hours. Clear and c9oier
MS morning. 'iies up and down
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sHIPWRECKED CREW is SAFE.
Captain Oerteps Vessel Destroyed
Last March.

Port Townsend. Wash. July ia private
c.blesrarn from Sydney, New South Wales.
brings news of the safety of Captain oertei
NJ the wrecked German bark Edith. that
sailed from this port, lumber laden. Ior
Port Prize. The Edith struck the NeIeus
sarrifc gale and broke up March 10.
The crew escaped in the boats put Up,
tain Oertel and eleven men had been given Yer,
70 the effect that the PARTY had after heroic
efforts. succeeded in reaching N"rioik
Tel
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oil City. Pa, July 13.-Credit balances 81. 50:
eeTtihcates no 10, bid shipments 1852: average
q, $50; runs ~. 49,; average S2.Gi3 Shpnlents-
Lima. l16.osl: average 1901: runs. Lima, 12l.
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MAINTENANCE suIT,NINuED.
70
But Henry Smith Mu, Fovide ZOE
VIE in the MAtine.

In the Ciruit Court at Evansville yes.
terday the ait for separa maintenance Oh
Bertha Smih against HTy 5. si'.t"
was. by cosent. continue uni the 80
Der term o court. up tC WIN tn,,e ani
husband is 10 have custty f reia, an ~
Edna Smittund the wife hay cus.I In IN u,
Lucia andh infant. Sre tto IN tho
her residcrle in Madison tStE ,,a.,,I,o
neighborhod of EdwarGviilpr bs ,,J,ahie
ana the hlband is to furny su''a'e
house. Il muse and one other RYAN,.
The caseis one of the md inter inter 81 !.
ever broust into the court. oupisu a" ,h.
is with a suit for damasc asa,"s.
father OF II defendant. Chri'an +, sa a,,n.
one of the torcmos; residcntot the '"u.
ty Mr. Srth senior. is II illioname anu
resides in handsome cotry hoI% !"
Fort Russo His sons are lso wealthy,
The compliant in her ID alseEsd tnh,
SHE. fell mi disfavor with pc taihilE am
that they Injected her to III manners oi
indignitias that Christian smith khoeSen
her down Z one occasion mi seIzins hst
by her hait.ragged her hddhrst from the
house and rev her in the'urd. telling hcr
to be gone This she allt Is was heSauss s
her health laiIed throuSh long-continus''
drrdCery. I'd she was uithle 10 10 'iie
same amour of work as formerly.
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Belleville Neves.

"A marriage license was in Belleville
yesterday TO Theodore Vie. and Mary
lille. a. both Of East st. Lo
William +. siefert has re, an honorable
discharge from the United SArmy after a
service OF three years.
Chief OF Polce Yaeckel Hued orders to
arrest all boys taught swimna ponds inside
the CITY limits
County Superintendent oiools Charles
was afterwards lynched. W: his Office at
Relleville yesterday. attends his regular
duties.
The Relletlle Turnverefil hold their
monthly rneetlg this evening
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EAus TO IDENTIFY NEGRO.
sunposed Assnilant of Two GIFTS IL
turned to Jnil.

1or,e. Cross. the negro who was arrested
.eyeraI weeks ago on suspicion OF having
assaulted and murdered Florence bruho
near fireworks Station. and assauitea
Anna Green. a nesress was taken R aergiI
t tsiS sasterday. but she failed to posiuvsiy
IDENTIFY him. and he was returned 10 'he
county Jail. .-S;c;,ns saw
that the girls condition is such that she IS
unable 10 positively identify the man - MO
assaulted her, but that she Is imp ~, ne.
Cross viii be kept in Jail until the slri re-
covers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
like COMMITTEE MEETING.
, Seek Rest Way to Proteoa
the Enst Side.

State Representative W. E. kaufman .S =.
Ess, Ct. Louis. who is chairman OF .he
Executive Committee. which has inc I'm. ne
nrotec, in charge. yesterday stated tnat No
would call meeting Of this this c tSs report Of
! Friday :. OK Committee with reference to the
me Of passing new laws so that s ala9
nr other means Of protection from the hooo
can Tne 90 Executive Committee will secure me
oninions of engineers. as to the pest pro. I'D
ton that can be given the Els. s co that
will report to the Law Committee 81
the bill can be drawn up-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
Funeral of John LaughIin.

Thu body NJ John Laughlin who was for
meriy resident of Alton. arrived in Alton
last evening from Wheaton, Wy. The hu-
neral services will take place this mornlns
berland Presbyterian Church. The pastor;
the Reverend Doctor D. e; Bushnell. NIL MI.
officiate and the burial will be In the CIty
the Reverend j. w. Laughlin, pastor of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church In
Chicago.
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Jerseyville Notes.

7 G. Rcirtges Of Granite C1ty was q 'isi
In JerseyvilIe yesterday NJ, rocka NJ
r.r.svyiiie were visitors In ST. Louis yesterday;
County Clerk J. C MeGI aIn,, q fsenbee and
Miss Laura Belle Jones. both OF WoooVils, ne. .,a
Doctor H K. Barnett Of Upper aaoa was 'i'
sUEsdstor j. NJ Page of the Jerseyyilie DeI no
crat. who was unanimously re-eiec.ed az tTr al
Editorial Association at Omaha. is entering t On
hi, fourteenth year as secfte.ay OF o. neSer hav-
Ing been Opposed in his candidacy for MS posi-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
NEBRASKA DROUGHT BROKEN.
Heavy Rain Lowers Temperature
About Lincoln.

Lincoln. Neb. July l3-The long spell OF
excessive heat and dry weather In SOUTH
western Nebraska was broken to-day oy
generous fall of rain and drop in the tenn
prrnture.
The rain was general and came In time to
revive the corn crop. which was suffering.
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,,,,,, ,,x,te PRESIDENT Loubet.

East SIDE Ss men sest tn sns
the French ln;l,,, aase which are expected to
set Of at tRe French
Park East srs St h9u Lou iSsas
ind which will ASK ,hs French celebration Ct
ira fsl1 70 Of the Bastile to be held IN 81
Z cutie In 1904.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
IivnrdsxilIe Mites.

James LyIa who wen; frUt Edwardsville 10
Decatur To wtk for the Wabah a. brakeman
was hurt bad within two hots after his ar
rival. He va nut TO work II, the ynris an,
while picking ~ string OF c,rs. noticed Una.
the iriiyvba- buckle was not oan. He did nos
how close the aproach ng GGine was. anu
when he s;rux the kEuckle With his foot 70
open it the member vas crushed He was taken
to the hosrital 1t Springfield for tea;ment.
Mrs. Eliza Lantcraan. OF the Oldest resi-
dents of Fort Rus sell. died SUNDAY aged 81. she
was the widow. OF William \. LinteIman SIX
children survive, her-,frs. ". A smith or Sa-
pulpa. T. T.: Mrs. 5. B. NAPLES and Mrs r ..
Derneran Of Nokom!s: william II. Edward ~
and John 3. Lanterran OF Fort Russell. The
funeral takes rlace us morning at O'Clock
from the residence.
The Reverend J. ,. Mctzier. pastor Of St
Bon:face's Church. has received from the Rever-
end =. kaendeTs. Dasor OF ST. Marks Churcn
at Venice. an acknowledgment OF the receipt OF
$50. forwarded for the benefit of members of the
latter parish who sufsred from the recent floods
The collection was taen after the morning serv-
Ices at st. Eonlface's
Thu Citizens PAX Association has elected
the following offices: A. Klirgel president
John Dippolj. vice president: William Smith
secretary: T. Flavin. treasurer. Louis Fink. Thos
Koch an1 Fred Pfeiter. trustees.
Il. G. HAYNES. Vie president OF the East Side
Elet trio Railway system. was an Edwardsvillt
visitor yesterday. returning to East st. Louis II
the evening. He was accompanied by his son.
Thomas Daley has accepted the place OF heaG
brakeman with the illinois Term nal extra crew
between Edwardsville and Wanda.
----
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East st. Louis Items.

Edward E Miller. secretary 70 Congre9ss nni.
W. a. Rodenberg. departed yesterday LUZ A>
lana. No. s,,,,. .ah-
met to the East ST. Louis Rod and Gun Ciuo
The East st. Louis Lodge OF Eiks VIII oI
eanzs a baseball team among us HeiHoe-'- -
" Reed will be the manager ~, ~.
The retail clerks Of East St LOUIS rs W w nun
the Fast St Louis and Suburban EIecIlic
Road has a large force Of men at Work On INC
Third street loop.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
ro,, Ct. Loui. Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses issued in East 81; n's % .
YESTERDAY to- W lillian M n hnSn q
i Eas' ystta SEMI. q. Of East St Louis
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afternoon. ~ $50 ti Ills
III ne Chester arrived from Cape GIrardeau and
VIII 10 out on the return this afternoon.
IL The Polar Wave came In yesterday afternoon
Louis. ~ " "" " nc AL -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
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