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Ancient Order of United Workmen.

Webster Groves Lodge. No. 4s4. held a joint
public insrallation of officers with Webster Groves
Lodge. No. %. Degree Of Honor. Saturday even
ing. January 2. at Brannon's Hall. in Webster
Groves. The meeting was called to order by J..
F: Kick, chairman. Grand Master Workman
William II. Miller conducted the installation
ceremonies, assisted by John T. Appler and SUI
pervising Solicitors NJ. A. Higgins and Henry
BuehninR.
standard Lodge at its meeting Thursday night
initiated four candidates and received one ap-
p'ication. supervising Solicitors Higgins and
Roehning c1emplifed the screen work. The new
ly elected officers of this lodge will be Installed
January 90.
St Louis Lodge met Tuesday night. One ap-
plication was received. Supervising Solicitor
Henry Boehning installed the officers Of the
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Order of the Scottish Clans.

Preparations are under way for the reception
Of the royal CNief. VIM. II. Steen. Of Braidwood.
Ill, accompanied by the royal physician. Doc
tor w. H. Fraser. Clansman Gardner and a
large delegation from the Chicago clans. The
visitors viii arrive January &c. and will be met
by n Reception Committee.
Clan Douglas held its meeting Tuesday even
ing at its hall. Grand and Easton avenues. The
lew chief. Charles Stewart. i'll assuming the
gavel. promised tn do his utmost. and. II post
BILE. TO surpass the record made by his p=sde-
cessor during his term Of office. He asked the
hearty support and cooperation of every officer
and member Of the clan.
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in good standing. and has made a net gain Of
ln1 during the last year.
Salisbury Tent. No. =. Of Salisbury. Mo. held
a snort review in their hail on january 6. in
tttitinE four candidates and receiving three ap-
I!icatiors. After the work was done in the cent
ths review was closed and all members present
pr1"rc""d 10 a larger hall. where several sir
knights were in waiting to- witness the public
installation. which was conducted by the rrept
commando. After the installation n large ban
gu"t was served At a large hall hv III" sir
E'':iis ANA their wives t. th'li friends =
Visitors present. This tent is in a very prusv-r-
Jus c~"niition ana hid Ia. L. make a good
record this yeu~.
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The annual session Of the Advisory Council. Of
Missouri. ROYAL League. Will h. held on Sa,ur-
ga. January Il. at 1889 =. m. At the southern
Hotel. Following III" session. NJ $50 y. IN. in
uie ladies ralloI If II" hotel. 4 union meeLing
Of all local councils Will be held. 10 which mem
htt- are cordially invited. \ number Of the
SUPREME officers will he in attendance and add
dress the meeting.
Al the last meeting Of Future Great Council
luuF dfptlraiioflS were received and eleven can
didates Were initiated. This council is in line for
the irst prize. offered 10y tIe supreme Council
fnr the largest percentage 81 increase.
Hamilton Council mad q Pheasant time at its
meeting MONDAY night. After the business of the
meeting the council was placed in charge OF
Eresid.n- L!sh ot the E.llnM.hin Cllh
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Washington, Jan. 10-The Court Of Claims
has awarded Catherine ID. O'SulIiysn. adj
ministratrix of Daniel O'Sullivan, deceased
late of Warren County. Tennessee. thu
amount of S943 for provisions. etc. taken
from the latter's property by the Union
soldiers during the Civil War: also Henry
Craft of Shelby County. Tennessee. s2.Gi,
for building material taken from his prom
erty by the Union forces. The orie iraI
claims were $3.50 and s4,22l, respectively.
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Tile annual installation of officers Of Diy.
Grove" No. =. was neid M"in"s iay afternoon.
WIN The assistance 81 the ana team 'l- ipilu"-
ana officers W-gr installed: Wntthy guardian.
lula NI4t": woithy advisor. i5-TthH B-nuk,u.
cl,i-. BlaHrh- Prvudft. banker, Julia BlD-
meyer. attendant. Augusta Nrl-'. magician,
Muts Eehr, inner sentinel. Augusta Inig, outer
sentinel. Anne Schneider. manage. t.. iZah,t II
tiFutcf,ud.
Clerk Itoudlt and Banker Bohm"ysr who was
Ic-nloctDl. were present AZ every m-eung during
III" past year.
Tn, luusIr programme rendered hN the Misses
u tusytr ana I.'ty. ana IA. I"f rrsutucatS served
uy tue grove. WEI, -uJoytI 10y al present.
In" pr4Ze offered fUI fH' sovereign s-su: inc the
greatest hummer ct members MAS awarded 90
SiTs. Blanche Prtndnt. The grove VIII give a
'urhT. Wednesday 'vtnlH., January ~. at j. II
tom IIaII. NJ. -NLi sAlt LnnrIe.n HNnnnr.
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IRON MOUNTAIN

berg. noble grand; Johanna Friedrichs. vice
grand; Ida fieITf-T. Se,TrtarN. Lima Fisher.
financial secretary. Louis" kicChS. treasurer.
I!ollefnntaiuc Lodge vii! have an installation Of
officers next Tuesday night.
.iaciedH Lodge had one petition for member
shin. hallptsd on two and gave ten candidates
tn" seer nd and third degrees. There was "A large
attsn'!anCe. and a hearty greeting took place
after a recess OF three weeks. Installation next
meeting.
A. its last meeting Naomi Lodge initiated one
candidate ana hallOteI on one. The annual re-
ports Of the officers and committees we're read.
Owing TO the Illness % several Of the officers III.
inStallatlcn. was postponed until next meeting.
Mound city Lodge conducted the funeral of
NillIam BAILEY. one of its Oldest members. 10
R@llsfOnta!re Ceneterv on Thursday
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. TEXAS WONDER
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One bottle of the Texas Wonder, Halls
Great Discovery. cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles, removes gravel. cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities of the
Kidneys and bladder in both men and wom-
en-: regulates bladder troubles in children.
II not sold by your druggist, will be sent
by mail on receipt of 81. One small bottle
any case above mentioned. DIR. E. w. Hall,
soIe manufacturer. +. o. Box go. ST. Louis,
No send for testimonials. Sold by all drug
Iets Ofice. 293l div street.
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KID MCCOY POSTS FORFEIT.
He Hopes to Make Another For
tune in the Ring.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

f.T.FT EIII Sf'E'TNI.
New York. Jan. i0.-kid Mccoy. through
his manager. George Grant. today posted
with the sporting editor of a local PAPER
S2.JGj as a forfeit to clinch IL bout with
Jack Monroe. Mccoy il back III the ring
and hcncs to make another fortune. He
believes Il mil with the braway miner who
Knocked Jcffrics 10 his knees world be q.
fine battle with which to set the ball
rolling.
With both Sharkey and Rubin also after
n bout with MunrOe. it looks a. If the miner
Will be kept busy when he reaches New
York.
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Tribe of Hen-I.ur,

Century Court. No. 26-At their meeting TIes-
day. The following officers Were installed ~ Dep
LtN William II. burst past chief. Annie 4 Mo
Carty. chief. Charles coIsravc. iudsc. Doctor +.
u Nufer: teacher. Kat, LOTUS scribe. Mary
Mcnamara: *. OF T. Lizzie Miller. captain.
Robert Nolan. guide. NelIi- -. LeIry: X. OF /.
e.. Nellie Coulev: X. Of -. G.. Lizzie Hickey.
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RAIL

Train.
Princeton, Louisville. Lcxins.
ton and way stations. Chat
tanoosa, Rome. Atlanta, Mat
tOon and points in the South
east
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Princeton. Louisville, LeAing-
ton and way stations. Knox
Vile. Asheville, CHATTANOOGA.
Rome, Atlanta. Augusta,
Charleston. Macon anu all
Joints in Florida AID the
southeast
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HAPPENINGS OF WEEK
AMONG THE LODGES.
omccrs for the View Year. Which
Promises ProspcritH.


officers of the Royal .,rsanun VIII visit Cd
nuafa council on MoraaN .'fr.ns i4'- VI" re-
~ nts' "rh'iai visit receiver ny ms '''n.''
rIecially designated. II is expected that tho re
gents and members Of ihe various city counri-
- urn 10, ,n. .i.ta-., .h.
Last we,k vas EXCEPTIONAL IN me h,.toIE "f th-
%stltuted. one On Welar~aa, evening nj, Fulton.
~ n G,n.f ~ Sa ,H u 'En', ,mS !, -na Sr ~
80, III 20 -'' = ~
broken the record;
Calla"ay Council was instituted at Fulton IN
ron. assisted by Charles Il cox ,f Vanat and
A. /; Palmer q COMPTON Hnl Council Twenty
-. Wv ". =. ! u''h VT. II'S
manifested and the prospect Of rapil aud Wig
orous growth IS most promising
,, er@Fd Fen. Bacon maze an ins,'ugtiyc and
Vita pho"oarsTa,a ''i s. Ee h '"'" GGi S"I.''; ~sra
elected as follows: Representative. Albert p
Henri s.n; r Wirbn, Mairn y. Paimsr VIC lss~n',
past regent, Albeit p urit 'u"at" = u,.i,r.,
T.. cason' collector. Brown Hamilton; treasurer.
smith: guido da'NI Wiilia gaapiain; 1 M4iS'n igg Ir
Ebert n. Jolley: secretary. Rlln Il Cragu"ad.
appointed and the caun aT aNinnrYtd sIIi,c, l.,
its call
by death in 1852. and On Thursday o,au.ng held
1e %e''' impIes ssryi'' ann nj ' ssa.i a3,''' Il Ih ma riST'i an1
remarks apprrciatiTo ur tics. Who have passed
over. Past Regent r A.. cook. '14i- Nh min
cipal addr, $. Ffy, glul,aE.Es arra received
and three canIfla;sS initiated The visitors W-r.
Deputy Grand E-c,rr /. a. N,i-.r and H..au.
r. +. Weston ,f Itsri.n ,.4l.g ana r.uf-r.
~ various Citv ,r,rsf.
Cahsnr. ruiu.1 80. "a rr3.r..s',,. ,urhrn ~.
Thursday eveuinr. at Nh,rh ,~aI4anl. rrt7,s we're
diHtrihutah 4, as !.r...I,s 1fr.rs.t and ike
every s,.rtal function Th5.., tah4un. nftgmrts.
was a corsp,runlIs success.
Macon council had j, vr'l-afr,u nod meeting
With noc,,, - ~ 81 ,sr.nr 80, -
chair TEnJ.r Irr,. = ,I.a.,r, .g-e--at nr,.nt
tool rl.-a E. 49, r..E-. -.l ..r-py-.l
Elk GounciI baj ono. arpnu,,ft.r NH ARRANGED
for a. ~ -, ~ -
March 6ra,nr Jy,.,,,. a. ..,,4.,, s,p, , n.W
.oar c,,i,iaJ ~, Vul =. 'f,r,, Ne. 49,.
VIA Ejor,.rs CO, III, --,teI !, s,I,ctss
srd a soHetS 10, 49, ..,t,,s." Vs.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

ram Depart. Arrive
Naiiey Pafk Accommodation. $50 am TIC: 80 an
Valley Park Accommodation. tS;G am ff:55 am
Tacihc AoSotnnodauon ..-.... 1850 am tl:3 pm
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
is. Dallas. Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita ..:"..--....... $3.50 am $50 pr
Pacific Accommodation ......... tI:l0 pm 10 B, An
Valley Park Accommodation i'll rs pm fti:l nm
Meteor. for Springfield. Car
thaSc. Joplin. Wichita. VIM
ita. Oklahoma. peni<on. Sher-
man. Dallas. Fort Worth.
Waco and BrownwouG. ........ $3.50 nm 81 10 an
Valley Park Accommodation -. 70 50 pm 400 Ar
Valley Park Accommodation -. s624 pm $500 mn
Pacific .......... 10 al pm tI:1, am
Texas and Kansas Limited. for
Springfield. Eureka Springs,
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas,
Greenyille. Ennis. Corsicana,
Houston. Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop-
lin, Wichita. Burton and
the West ..-..-.-s;... 's:as pm 80 am
field. Nirita. Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
and Jorin 20 pm s.l5 am
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winchester. H.. August 13. 1S0l.-This is to
certify that one bottle of the Texas Wonder
han almost cured my wife of kidney and
bladder trouble of sixteen years standing.
n ia the cheapest medicine l ever bought.
DR.. Hall tells the truth when he says there
Il two months treatment in the bottle. 1
cheerfully recommend 1t.
ISAAC D. REDwINR.
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Anchor Lodge was well attended at the las,
meeting. III" Second degre. wH- conferred On
two candidates and the following officers weIa
installed: y W. Ware. y. e.. Richard Onken.
y O.. u Petty. recording secretary; J; Il
Lacy. permanent secretary: William Waite.
treasurer. Visitors from Illinois. New York AMI
ohio were pleased with the work shown them.
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Court of Claim. Awards.

The Ladies Union Veteran Legion. No 6 will
give q charity cuchrs Wednesday evening Ian
utry II. ct \ O'Clock. at the residsuc. of Urs
Allan i. showers. No. 1872 Evan. aycnuc $780,
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Profitable investments are offered among
tle real estate announcements in the
want pages of to-day's Republic. Read
them over.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES W,
Train.
Fast Mail
New York. Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washing on Speci II
Indianapolis and New York
LoC -
New York Limited .......-.....
Nandalia AcccE mOdation 1900.
Columbus. o.. and Eastern Ex-
plesS
Indianapolis and New York
Express e.
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The Ben Akiba Frauenverein will give
their third dress bah ut Corcordia Club
Hall. No. 1f4l Chouteau avenue, Thursday
evening, January q. ~
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Woo6mcn Of the World.

No. 273. A. q. L. w. under the name Of Ulcl
oTv Lodge, at pebreCht's Hall. corner Lynch an
MgN 1ir .NartI,G
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Train. Depart. Arrive
Arkansas and Texas Express
VIA Bismarck and DeltaJ..... sos am 7:l5 pm
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
Cra bismarck and DeltaJ.... $40 pm 100 am
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d. Il q. S-W. Z. IL.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
ingt0n. Baltimore. Philaucl-
phia and New York Express. -o:05 am 1855 pm
C,rciErsti. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '9:GS pm '12s am
Cincinnati Accommodation ..... ti:i4 am tG:52 pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg, Washington. Baltimore.
philadelphia >.i New York
Royal Blue LIN ted .......... 20 am 6:25 pm
NIHcennes Acc on TodatiOn go. - 40 pm 's:32 am
Fora AccoTIuOd stio:. .......... IS :Os am - 50 pm
West Baden an French Lei.
Springs. Via Nonon Route 90. 900 am 1875 pm
BIG -FOUR.
LAKE HOE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER. OSTOS y L.BhNY
M CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
Tram Depart. Arrive.
Indianapolis Express ........... % am $40 pm
NV York and Boston Limited. $50 am ga pm
kn!chcrbOCksT SPECIAL - New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Phila iJIYhIa.. 300 noon s:i5 pm
Nation ard Alton AccOmmo-
dation -. "...-..:"..., 5:56 pm s:is am
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Nastingtun. Baltimore ami
Philadelphia .-...-..-.--.-.. II 80 pm $50 am
Cincinnati Express -........... So pm 500 am
~Aiton-Lcaves 1890 4. m, 20 ,. m. Arrives
$500 a. m, @:i5 p. III.
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BURLINGTON RouTE-uN1oN STATION

rain Depart Ari
points. Quincy. keokuk AID
Burlington -. .......-....... .e:55 an 's35
kcal 70 Hannibal.-....... 80. IA am IS 2s
For Quincy and keokulI......... t.:il am 70 81
For st. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin .......-..."-.... $3.50 am a:5s
The Buriinrton-Northern pa
cifc Express. for Kansas
City, St. Joseph. Northwest
NEBRASKA, Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. WASHINGTON.
Oregon 900 am .7:Is
Twin city Express. for st.
Paul. Minncc polls and iowa. s2:I5 pm so:l0
Tie Nebraska = Colorado EH-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
81 Joseph Observation-Disclosures s2:I5 nm s6:s5
Might Northern Express for
st. Paul. Minneapolis and
Iowa '7:4o pm $3.50 q
For Illinois. via East Side lire.
TO Rock Island and Clinton.
Iowa .s:2i pm "7.o5 q
Eor dubuque and La Crosse. .''s:el pm ll7:05
Bluffs. Omaha. St. Joseph.
Denver, Nebraska. Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast. 500 nm sT.1S a
Local FOR Hannibal IO.E q
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY &C., r. q ST. L.).

Peoria. Springfield and Grafton
Express -. .....-.......... 's:I4 am $3.50 pm
Jacksonville Express ........ ii:5s pm 10 IS am
Springfield. Jerseyville and
Grafton Mail ............... .i:55 pm slo:55 am
Springfield. Jerseyville and
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TIMETABLE.

Arrivals and Dcparturcs of Trains at
Union Station.
DAILY. .ISatuIudy and Sunday.
fDaiiy except Sunday. only.
+5unday only. Except Monday.
iTSaturIay cn!y. .'pailV sycept Saturday
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIB!
Nsn rIa.
AILWAH
PACIEIC

Train. Depart. Arrive
Fast Mail '3:Gj am 1908 pa
Local Express --.:------..-.- T:G am $50 pa
Day Express Kansas City,
Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
City and san FraIcisco....... 800 am sG:oi Or
Washington Accommodation. 80. - - am f.:5J an
81. Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited. and South
west $50 pm .1:eo al
Kansas and Colorado Express. .'l0.l0 pm s1iO an
crsvv Occur Lake trains leave Union station a
.o:lJ d, M, '3:l5 a. IN. II 80 I. m and 4.3i D. IN
OAK Hin trains leave Union station at TsI5 a
m, fl0:iO a. M. 1910 p. M. and f6:2J p. m.
kirkwooi trains leave Union station at 200 4
m. MOO p. m. 4:l0 p. m. except Sunday; r.
,. m. and t6:2S p. m. Leave Tower Grove Sta
ton ii 80 a. m. excep. Sunday
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Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon-
Vile. Sedatia Fort Scott. In
dian Territory and Texas
Express $1,000.
The Katy Flyer" for Dallas,
Fort Worth. Houston. Cal
weston. san Antonio. Mexico
City and Intermediate points.
jefferson city. tuluTlbIa. Boom
vile. Sedalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and TeXa; Express
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritorE ard OklahOrna EINer..
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ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS, Ia. &. AND COLORADO IL, II
ttrOm Union S%tatiOn,l

ram II, ~ Depa
GasConade RIrer and inter-
mediste points ....:.:...;.:.-- ia, :
Gssconaue River AND inter-
mediate pOiuts I'm ,
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CENTRAL,
Northern Lines.

Liuchs
Na 5-a,n' Illinois Express Depart Arrive.
Springfield, Freeport and Du-
euaue '7:se am $50 pm
/ ria and sprinsfeld ;.;..-"..'1:ss am s7:ss DIN
| Chicago Diamond Special $50. $50 nm 80 IN
eprinsneio acSomtnSoatioh a.. Ii3O pm .........
Fast Mail - Paducah. Cairo. D Arrive
| Memphis. Jackson. Tenn:
| New orleans and Texas Ex-
press. Nashville. Atlanta and
J.eksonyiIie .-U:. go am T:24 Pm
Memphis and New Orleans. 2:H pm '5:Is pm
Marion and Cairo ..:...:...... 1870 pm 11:s2 am
Marion and Creal Springs.
Sparta ard Chester ..-...... $50 pm 1I:se am
New Orleans Limited - Cairo.
Memphis. Dixie Flyer-Nash-
vile. Atlanta and Jackson
Vile e. ....-.-..-...--.. 1880 I'm s52 am
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Rock. Texarkana. Dallas. Fort
Worth and Abilene ............ s3:o5 an s7.so nm
Hot springs Special $50. 500 pm s:s5 am
Fast Day Express-Daila- Fort j." am '7is pm
Houston and Galveston ...... s2:.i pm s,:,o NM
Texas. Mexico and California -Vpm
Special-Dalla.. Fort Worth.
weston. San Antonio and La
redo. .:.:.-"-."... so pm Ills am
FOURTH STREET AND CHoUTEAU AVENUE
De Soto end Bismarck Accom- Z
mediation -. ............ '5:3o pm $50 am
MOBILE AND OHIO.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Southern speciaI-.-."....... s:16 am -.
St. Louis and Florida Limited .ssi pm ~ n nn
Nurphysboro. Sparta. CT ester
and Percy Accommodatl7n... 1910 pm tio:eo am
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS' BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

Easthound -Leaves Eighth and Gratiot streets.
GalyEI:i2' 200. $50 2. m. Except, sunday. 49t.
s:G2 ?. m. SATURDAY and Sunday only-liI7 D. m.
sunday oniy-2.5i. 20. 9;'s a. m. le:25 p. m.
leave W ashinStOn Avenue. Daily-l: 40. b:ll,
So p: N. Except Sunday-4.Os. 81, IA. SIS.
iO!gs. ll:2s a. m: l2:l:. $50. 3:5s. sos =. m. Sat
ufday and sunday only-ll:.5 p. m. Sunday only
%: .:oe 9l3 a; m l2:2s p. m.
W estocund Leave Granite city. Daily 1.io
~. 5%s. IL p. H. Except Sunday-5:l5. ga.
- slt s;2s, lo:t2 a N 3D.. 4:S0. el7 p. m.
saturday only-i:45 p. IN. Sunday only-5.55, SeO0.
1g:Vo a. m. Saturday and sunday olly-lI:5 Us D. m.
LTtept saturday and SunGay-5:42 p. m.
Leave Madison. Daily-I:l5. 2:l1, Sos. III n. m
Except snnday-5;ls SOC. 7:es. Sis. s:a2. 1876
m: 80. 49,. 81 p. m. Saturday only-:52
day and Sunday only-i1:5S o. m
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l.. N \. Il. X.
ram. Depart. Arrive.
Atlanta. Chattanooga. Macon.
thoWasville. Jacksonville. 81
Augustine and Tanya........ $40 pm $50 nm
Fast Mail-EvansyllIe. Nash
Vile, Birmingham. MnntgOm-
ery. Chattanooga. Atlanta.
Mobile. New Orleans ard
Jacksonville Fla. Charles
ton. :. ;.-.."-.--...... s.2s am ZIG I'm
Southern Express. L Evans
Vile. Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile, NV Orleans. Thorn
asville. jacksonville. Pal4tAa.
Dcala anu -. Petersburg.
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Gilpin observer., 1903-04-02

0s.enville, Miss. March 28.-A vol
ume of water sixteen feet deep and
over 600 feet in length is pouring stead
lily through a crevasse in the levee five
miles south of here, and is flooding
thousands of acres OF tha finest farm
ing land in the celebrated Yazoo delta
The break in the levee occurred at IL
o'clock yesterday morning. and the
roar OF the rushing waters can easily be
heard in Greenville.
Only 200 feet of the embankment
gave way at first, and mighty effort
was made by hundreds Of laborers to
check the flood by cribbing and sack
ing, but 1t was soon apparent that
it was beyond human power to success
fully combat the resistless fury OF the
current. An hour later 1t was seen
that the ends of the levee on either
side of the crevasse were melting fast,
the force of the current cutting the
embankment away as though it was
built Of sand.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-02
MISSISSIPPI RIVER BREAKS
LEVEE AND FLOODS VAST REGION

When the first report Of the break
reached this city many people began to
collect their valuables and hold them
selves in readiness to move at mo-
ment's notice. Last night the back
water reached this city. but 1t Is be-
lieved there is no danger here from
the flood. as the water will pass rapidly
to the southwark.
The break is unquestionably the
worst in the history of the levee sys-
TEN. The entire delta south as far as
Vicksburg will be inundated. and the
fine farming lands in Washington, Boil
ivar and Sharkey counties will be un-
der water for more than two weeks.
This is the first break to be reported
on the Mississippi side since the pres
ent rise began.
Reports from the interior o-e mea-
ger, but 1t is believed that the people
were fully prepared for a break. and
the loss of life. II any. will be reduced
to a minimum. though the loss OF
stock will be quite heavy.