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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-27
Alton Noter an6Personals.

The funeral OF Henry Schott of Upper Al
ton will take place Sunday and will be under the
auspices of Keen Kutter Camp OF the Modern
Woodmen Of America at Upper Alton.
interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
L. I. Castle in Seminary street.
w. Il. coughlin of Shurtlef College went to
Jacksonville ILL.,. yesterday.
The Sigma Phi Literary Society OF Shurtlen
College Will give old members programme
pal participants will be former students OF the
college.
C NJ French OF Mattoon. Ill, trainmaster
for the central division of the Big -Four Rail-
road, was visitor in Alton yesterday.
The date OF the dedication of the First NJ.
Sunday, March .. to Sunday. April %. The ex-
ercises will be in charge of the Reverend Doctor
+. NJ. Van Tresse OF Lebanon. presiding elder
OF the Alton NJ. Z. district, and the Reverend
N. II. Ewers. pastor OF the Sixth Street n. =.
Church In Alton
The 1ourneymen plumber, OF Alton will be
granted an increase of wages. from 81 to So a
day effective April /. The demand for the
increase was made several weeks ago. but the
decision Of the master plumbers was not an
nounced until yesterday
The Upper Alton Lodge Of the Court Of
Honor VIII give music and literary entertain
ment this evening at their hall in College ave-
nue..
THE funeral of Mrs Catherin Hess of Alton
took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
The pastor, the Reverend Theodore Oberhell-
mann, ofhciated and the burial was in the City
Cemetery.
The funeral Of John Plummer Of Alton took
place yesterday morning at o'clock from the
erend S. d: Mckenna. pastor Of the Cherry Street
Baptist Mission. officiated. and the burial was
| in the Milton Cemetery.
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Edyvnrdsvflle Notes.

County Treasurer George n. Mccormick and
his deputies worked late into the night last night
heckins up Township Tux Collectors, Twenty s,
two OF the twenty three townships have been
completed and Alton. the iast one wi, Vii o.. De
cunt wih show that the taxes have , been GGl
ownship. Pin Oak. in which Fred = Barn -,
,ack Is Collector. shows every cent cleared on
he books an unusual record.
County Judge John E. Hillskotter was In
Springfield yesterday .
ECollona Buddhu OF Edwardsvtlle filed suit
yesterday for divorce from his wife. Matte Budd-
au, According TO the petition. his mother-in-la
VAS the cause OF the trouble. He alleges that
she interfered in the family relations to such an
extent that his wife left him. and notwtthstand-
ng his opportunities to return, has persisted IN
her absence He states that her mother has
poisoned his wife's mind to such an extent that
she will not write TO him.
tan Temperance Union is to be held in Edwards
vile on April 2 and g. The sessions Will BE-
in st Johns NJ f. Church. and a number Of the
State officers will be present
William Henshaw. "a and Minnie Hennings.
Is, both of Glen Carbon. were united in marriage
yesterday at Edwardsville. A license was Is
sued to William Dreyer. 81. and Mrs Julia Brien.
30. both OF Troy.
The Grand Jury Is nearing the close Of its
work and may bring in a final report to-day.
The county institutions were inspected by COM
mittees yesterday.
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clerk and master OF the Chancery Court. to R
Lrned s IF Ns,snsz M,ss for s Da
a. m. at his residence 4 this city. ased, IS
sa K lee y gdy
ton, % , bags sefd-cOtton. 5ss sacks cotton seed
vicksburg. Miss. March ss.-The gauge to-
night shows Sl5 feet Tse Of z ef foot The
IS due IN The Thomas B. Elosenee arrived s Win
River Commission on board i has telesraphed il
will arrive tomorrow to coal here The Hallette
River as with sc5 pseSsses rhe & si1S
alton Is stl with us. and with the exception that
Depot yards ehe1e e but little change PIN
the that the ~ ISL T be
BY the present water. The Valley read continues
WssT Above fn fs @ TN, snS fs a
I. ester. NJ. March 2s.--Gauge 20 feet and fall
p m Up: Mary Hill and tow ant at 9aast m At
Grand rs ToS ssG &areh ss-Mary Hin up lat.
Josie ssi e SeRa Rh'Gs asr Up a. last night
n TSe ,sause reads rs feet and failing.
cfS H. March aaa Rver gauge read.
depsd for fa New pd At The my
from % + sfT Ct
parted for the soI LoTs5 at P with
out on time: The Georgia Lee arrived from
Memphis at p; M with a fair trip The City
OF Savannah is due from the Tennessee River.
Paducah, KY; March 2s.The gauge reads TO-
like. Dick Fowler TO Cairo at a. m. Harry
Brown and tow OF empties up at 10 a. m. join:
=. Hopkins arrived at p. m from Evansville
and returned at & p m. CITY q Savannah cleared
l. n. Hook will leave tonight for Obion River
after lumber. Local packets In and out on time.
Business good on the wharf.
Burlington. Ia. March 2s.-The river is feet
inch Weather clear and warm. The W.. j.
Young in and out from Davenport. The silver
Crescent in and out from keokuk- The Nep-
tune. towed by the Zalus Davis. went south
Cape Girardeau. Mo-. March 2s.-The steamer
Grey Eagle down at noon. She will clear for
St Louis at p. m. The Usage up for Grand
Tower at 4:50 p. m. The United States Boat In
OF Warsaw and W. b. Duncan. Weather clear
and warmer. River falling.
Warsaw. ILL.,. March 2s.-Geuge reads 12.1 feet.
No change in last 81 hours. Weather clear and
cool. Russell Lord up at o'clock p. m. with
barges of ties.
Evansville. Ind. March 2s.-River falling: s'.5.
Clear and warmer.
Louisville. KY. March cs-River rising. In
nal 1;e: on falls 81: below locks 81 feet. Clear
and pleasant.
Pittsburg. Pa. March 26.-River II g feet: fall
Ing Clear and cool.
inches; falling. Clear and cool.
Cincinnati. o.. March 2e.-River 5s.7 feet; ris-
ing. Clear and warm. Keystone State for Pitts
Crystal City. NO.. March 2s-Ths gauge reads
19.s feet. and falling. The Belle Of Calhoun up
at 5:i5 p. IN. The Cape Girardeau up at O'Clock
New Orleans. La. March 3s.-Departed: 8. H.
Fl. Clark and barHes. 81. Louis.
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DROVE TO BELLEVILLE
TO KEEP MARRIAGE SECRET.
Miss Mabel Griffith and Joseph T.
SCHNEIDER of East st. Louis
Surprise Relatives.

Joseph Z. SCHNEIDER, %. and Miss Mabel
Griffith, Is years old, both of East ST.
Louis, drove to Beilevile and after being
married returned the same way yesterday
In an effort 10 keep from their friends the
news OF their marriage
SCHNEIDER and Miss Griffith, who is the
daughter of A. ]. Griffith of No 1874 St
Louis avenue, have been acquainted for
several years. Their friends did not expect
wedding, however. and knowing this the
couple sought to keep the fact n secret
within their respective families. Even mer.l-
bers OF the families, it was said. We're not
aware of the approaching nuptials.
The couple appeared at an East st.
Louis livery stable yesterday afternoon and
asked for carriage to Belleville and re-
turn. When asked for names, they stated
that they did not care to give them and
paid for the rig in advance.
The couple arrived in Beileville about
p. M, but they drove about town until near
closing time at the County Clerks office,
when they appeared and asked for mar
rage license.
1t was issued to them and they looked up
Justice of the Peace Elijah Caunady. who
married them In the pariors of the Belle
vile House.
The couple returned TO East st. Louis IN
the evening and broke the news to their
relatives. They departed last evening for
a honeymoon trip through the South
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East St. Louis Items.

Miss Elizabeth Miller Of Brighton place is
visiting her sister in Columbia, Mo.
Mrs. Tarlton Of Ninth street entertained the
Nations Club yesterday afternoon.
The Reverend N Bascom of Kinmundy l.
visiting In East ST. Louis.
Miss Luela Fleischbein of Bellcville Is Wis
fling Miss Katherine Forman-
Mrs. John Marst of No. 5i7 Pennsylvania
avenue entertained the Social Hour Euchre Gu
last night. The home decorated in roses
carnations and ferns Those present We're
Messrs. and Mines. e. 3. Carroll. J. Donahue
; II. MCGEE. D. B. Beatty. ". Hoehn, Holder. J
Marsh. .4
Mrs. Sticiney and family will depart mex
week for their future home In Kansas City, Mo
Ernest Abt has returned from Tucson. Ariz
Tho Ladies' Literary Circle met at the home
OF Mrs. E S. Coddington yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Bridgeman and Miss Minnie Goone
both Of ST. Louis, were married yesterday by
Justice Oehler. 80
Tho coal miners from the Fifth and Ninth
Subdistricts held meeting in Geary's Hall last
night.
Tho passion Play consisting OF lectrrs
and moving pictures. will be given at the Bond
NJ E. Church Tuesday evening.
The School of instruction of the Eastern Sta,
10 being hold at Heller's Hail.
Belleville News Notes.
Tho engagement of Miss Tflie Stark and XVI.
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YOUNG HEADS THE TICKET.
Nominated for Mayor by Citizens
Party of Webster Groves.

Thomas C. Young was last night placed
on the Citizens ticket for Mayor of Web
B. M. Thompson. City Collector: Edward B.
Mace, City Marshal; H. L. Wilson, Police
Judge. Board OF Aldermen-First Ward,
Hart: Third Ward n T F:dmunds a" Eourt +;
Ward. Edward l. Huthsing. School Board
August Busy and Louis Bry.
The convention was held in Briskors Hall
and the nominations were made by dele
gates, two from each ward.
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EAST SIDE NEWS.

Frauss of Jefferson City, No. has been an
nounced.
The various lodges of Modern woodmen will
hold convention in BelIevilIe on April l.
The Lebanon Tennis Club has reorganized for
the ensuing season.
-Markettnaster frank Becker will hold the
annual public auction Of market stands on Mon
day
Miss Hilda Junghaene entertained the Young
Ladies' Society of the Southern Church last
night.
Mayor Halstead has appointed Frank LII sue
cessor to Patrolman Range.
The Board Of Health will hold a meeting this
afternoon F.-E
The West Bel1eville Worlsingmen's Benevolent
Society will give clIildren's masquerade ball at
Huff's Hall tomorrow night
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PASSED OVER GOVERNORS VETO.
Arkansas House Overrides the Chief
Executive ON Two Measures.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Little Rock, Ark, March 26.-The House
to-day passed two measures over Gov
ernor Davis's veto. One is Representative
FulIers joint resolution proposing con-
stitutional amendment authorizing first and
second class cities to issue bonds. The vote
or passing it over the veto was 66 to II.
The other measure was the Briant bill ap-
propriating 800 to pay a reward to Sheriff
White Of Hampstead County for capturing
q fugitive. The vote was IS to 6.
The Senate. sitting as n court of i'm
parchment. to-day began hearing testimony
In the articles of Impeachment against
Chancellor Leland Leatherman of Hot
Springs. Only one witness was heard, and
the remainder of the week will be taken up
with the evidence.
The Senate postponed Senator Prices
Worlds Fair appropriation bill, pending
amendments, until next Wednesday.
Mr.. Whitehorne introduced in the House
the University of Arkansas appropriation
bill. calling for s25S.OOo for the support of
the university the next two years. The
Senate passed Senator Woods bill regulating
the granting Of pardons
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BOY SHOT BY FARMER.
Valentine Rapp Suspected Arthur
Jennings of Stealing Corn.

Valentine Rapp. a farmer living near
Madison, ILL.,. was fined $l9 yesterday for
shooting Arthur Jennings, a youth living
at Granite City. with q shotgun. Nineteen
shot entered Jennings's side.
The shooting occurred at Rapp's farm.
The farmer had been missing corn from
his crib and arming himself with the shot
gun kept watch.
Jennings. accompanied by several COM
panions. passed over the farm. Two of the
youths were carrying corn. Rapp told them
to stop, but the boys broke into run.
hit.
Upon arriving at Granite City he secured
warrant for Rapps arrest. The case
was tried at Edwardsville yesterday.
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STARTS WITH 800 MEMBEKS'
sf,es3.
Tower Grove Improvement AEsos
citation Elects Officers.

With membership Of nearly ~. sno'
Tower Grove Improvement Association Wo4;
formally launched last night at MnflX
Hall, Manchester avenue and Sarah BkKtk2
ton includes that section OF the city 49,
OF Grand avenue and south OF MaucAe1
The ofiicers eiected are. rr.nx ysifle<
president; George Lehman, oscr11G7I1
Charles Pfeiner. financial SECRETARY,
John Tfmberberg. sergeaut-at-axMA
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CAPITAL stock Increased.

Company at Alton held a meeting or
Wednesday evening and voted to increas.
the capital stock from $4,000 to $50 900
The stockholders elected the following d
rectors: George NJ Lewis. J. H. Raibie. ]
r.; Porter. A Neerman, William Hufnag,e
William Hoffman and L. V. Wilson. The
directors afterwards elected William Hoff
man president, ]. r Porter vice president
]. II. Raible treasurer. L. V. Wilson secre
tary.
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Jerscyville Notes.

Nora Kent was adjudged insane yesterday by
Judge Charles $. White in the Jersey County
Probate Court at Jerseyville, and was taken by
Deputy Sheriff Cosmos Keller to the Central IL
!inos Hospital for the Insane at Jacksonville last
evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Jane STEELE OF Jer-
seyville took place yesterday afternoon at 23o
o o'clock. The Reverend Doctor Jay a: Ford, pas.
tor OF the First Baptist Church. officiated, and
Tie burial WAS In Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Eby Sues for Divorce,

Elias H. E-by yesterday entered suit IN the
East St Louis City Court against Laura
e. Ely for divorce. Eby alleges a large
number OF malicious acts on the part of
his wife. among which was the throwing
of kitchen utensils at his head. The couple
was married in Kansas City on April IL,
1897. and lived together until June !. of
last year.
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Held on Charge of Assault.

Richard Thomas and Hugh Gordon were
held by Justice of the Peace G. A. Boyne
Of East St. Louis yesterday to the Grand
Jury in 500 bond on charge of assault
ing Grover Van Meter at the corner of
Sixteenth street and Missouri avenue
Wednesday night. Van Meter charged the
men with appropriating some money which
he had at the time of the assault but this
thew deny,
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summer fabrics, and trimmed with lace,
silk ribbon. or hand embroidery.
To make the waist in the medium size will
require three yards of thirty-six-inch ma
terial with three-eighths yard of velvet for
trimming. The pattern. No. 1856. IS cut in
sizes for misses OF II. IA and is years.
To make the skirt In the medium size will
require five yards of thirty-six inch ma
terial. The pattern. No. 1884, is cut In sizes
for misses of II. II and is years.
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AZ d. Francis Xavier's Church for .
Week, Beginning Monday.

Lenten conferences in Spanish will be
given In the basement Of st. Francis xav-
1ers Church, beginning next Monday and
closing on the following Monday.
The evening deyotions will consist Of the
recital OF the holy rosary and q sermon,
followed BY benedietion OF the most holy
sacrament
In the morning Of the last day there will
be general communion at the O'Clock
mass. In the evening at o'clock the
rosary and ntanies will be recited, followed
by q sermon and benediction Of the blessed
sacrament.
Tho conferences arc mainly for the Span
ish and Mexican residents Of st. Louis.
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night. The election resulted as folloWss
John H. Holmes. exalted ruler; Charies d
Comfort. esteemed leading knight; Alfra4s
A. j. Miller. esteemed lecturing knteAt5'
Jules Bertero, secretary: f. ". SinclatsI
treasurer: J. v. Johnston, tyler: Az
resentative, and Edwin g. Fuller. repSss3
sentative. $500
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Le.se. Programme 10 Announced.

Members of the Young Mems Sodality Of
ST. Francis Xavier's Church, Grand and
Ltnden avenues. have selected the Lenten
programme for their regular communion
servioe at o'clock Sunday morning from
Rossinfs ''Stabat Mater" The programme
ia PRO Peccatis." bass solo. John Roman.
Jr.; "Cutus Amman" tenor 500. Charles
Miss Laura Cowen; ''Quis est Homo" duet,
Mis- A. Kalkmann and Miss Cowen; "Sanc
tn Mater" quartet Miss Kalkmann, Mis-
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NefEhbors Fight About Fence.

tailoring shop at No. 40 Collinsville avenue,
East st. Louis. was the cause of a row be-
tween Mir. Schillng and Fred Reibach. a
dyer. who lives next door. Reibach was
arrested a warrant charging him with
assault and battery. Justice of the Peace
G. A. Boyne will hear the evidence in the
case this morning.
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High School Society Entertainment.

The East st. Louis High School Literary
Society will give entertainment this aft
ernoon in the High School Auditorium. to
which the parents and friends of the pupils
have been invited. The programme will be
as follows: Song. by the room; recitation.
reading. Sadie Anderson; violin solo, Elmer
Hollingsworth: song. by six girls; recitation,
Agnes Percher: prophecy, Beulah Murphy,
recitation, May Christie; reading, David
Curtis; recitation, Frank Gutwald; song, by
the room.
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Keller Die. Of IpiurIe..

William Keller. who fell on a lumber pile
on the Levee Tuesday while unloading luu1-
Der from one of the Lee Line steamers.
died at the City Hospital at SIS p. m yes
terday. Keller sustained broken back in
the fall. He was 36 years old.
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Cowen, Charles Biume and John A. Rohan
LAST BIBLE CLASSES TO-DAY.
w. r. Newell Will Conduct Seasons
Final Esxercfsea ut the Odeou.

William R Newell will conduct tho last
classes Of this seasons Union Bible course
at ( o'clock this afternoon, and o'clock
this evening at the Odeon. The meetings
will mark the close Of the third and most
successful year Of the organization.
On April 10 a missionary rally will take
place at the Washington and Compton Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock In tho
evening. Mrs. Young Of the Brazil mis-
sion. and Harry Frost OF the China Inland
mission will speak.
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Citizens. Party in Mas. Meeting.

Members Of the Citizens party OF East
st. Louis held a mass meeting at the City
Hall Auditorium last night. Speeches were
delivered by Mayor NJ. NJ Stephens. James
Moody, Daniel McGlynn, w. S. Forman
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OXFORD SoRELY AFFLICTED.
,One-Fourth of Towns Inhabitants
Have the Smallpox.
:RErUBLfc SPECIAL,

fHEFCBIfC SPECIAL.
Topeka, kas. March CA dispatch to
the State Board Of Health tonight from OK
ford. Sumner County. says there are Ito
case1 Of smallpox in the town
oxford's population Is about 10.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-27
ALTON.
CRAMER WILL NOT RUN
Resigns as Candidate for Mayor on
the Labor Ticket,

Henry f. Cramer has resigned as the
candidate for Mayor of Alton on the La
Dor ticket. The decision to withdraw was
arrived at ON Wednesday. Senator Louis T.
Walter. who represents the Alton District
In the Illinois General Assembly was
asked to become a candidate, and held a
conference with the leaders on Wednesday
evening but refused
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MAN DYING OF HYDRoPHoBIA.
Porter johnson Bitten by a Dog
Last Fall.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Vincennes. Ind. March Exporter john
son Of Decker. this county, is dying Of hy-
drophobia, the result Of q dog bite last fall.
Of the CANNES snapped him on the foot.
To-day he became furious, and barked and
snapped at everything in reach.
Physicians say he cannot recover.
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Departures Tod


The first pilot to be employed under the new
scale OF wages recently adopted by the Pilots
Society Is captain Charles Nichols, who was
yesterday engaged to go on the towboat Russell
Lord for the Season. Captain Nichols will receive
s..D q month. The boat will tow between Pa
ducah and points on the upper river as far as
keokuk
The Cape Girardeau arrived yesterday from
Comnlerce with a good upstream trip. She will
depart on the return this afternoon.
Eight applicants for membership from pilots
along .he river were received yesterday by Sec
Rotary Drown of Harbor No. Is.
Owing to the inability To secure pilot. the
Lotus Sims did not depart for Nashville as ex-
pected. captain Nichols. who was to have gone
out resigned to go the Russell Lord.
The Chester arrived from Cape Girardeau yes
terday and Will depart on the return this after
noon.
Captain Thomas Gilbert. an old upper river
pilot now resident or Calhoun County. was u
visitor along the Levee yesterday.
Tine Bald Eagle will arrive this morning from
B1ardstown and go out to Alton this afternoon,
SATURDAY she will make her nfst trip TINS Sc ason
to Peoria.
The City Of Savannah Is due to-day from the
Tennessee River. She is scheduled TO depart on
the return saturday.
Pilot Arthur Miller will probably depart to-
day Tor Paaucah to bring around the Spread
Eagle.
After April the Chester will land at the
wharfpoat al the foot OF Locust street. 1t is
expected that she will then make tnrea trips q
week 10 the Cape instead OF two. Al present.
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked 81 feet.
fall of Is of a foot in "a hours.
Business along the river Is fair.
Weather, warmer.
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BY Telegraph.


REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Memphis, Tenn. March S--The river here
last "A hours. and is now II feet ADORE the
Vicksburg Passed MP at a. m. for ST. LOUIS
without landing. The Sun departed at 3 D. m.
for Fulton The Kate Adams departed at D. m.
and barges passed south at $50 p. m. me
steamer Bun was sold to-day By 7. B. Caldwell.
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River and Business

The river at st. Louis Will fall slowly durint
the next few days
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Elks Elect omeers.

st. Louis Lodge. No. 9. B.. p. O. Elks, held
tbs annual election of officers for the year
at its quarters in the Eolalnd building last
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RIVER NEWS.

Rfsc md Fab OF tho Nfverb'
For "a hours ending at a. M:
Thursday. March 26 1904
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IRON MOUNTAIN +

IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
r, Depart Arrive.
Texas Fast Mail to Little
Rock, ~. < and a h,1ene - s3:o6 am T:3o pm
,, ret SS MU sneciai ........ 800 pm 7:a5 am
Delta: Columbus anu $500 am '7:1s pm
Fast Day Express = Dallas.
Fort Worth. Austin. San An .,,a
tonic Houston and GALVESTON 's'.l pm '@'As ""
TEXAS Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
ri Pasc. Los Angeles Gal
weston. San Antonio and La .,,. .n
,[ e9o I,rnress ... ss:4s pm 100 am
FOURTH STREET md SHoCIEAo AVENUE
LIE t,o sI,t S,'u decentralization. $50 pm $50 am
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COTTON BELT.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAlL"kA .1;v.
Train. Ds'
fyia bismarck and Deltal.:; s'V IN dAs puA
Arkansas and TEXAS Fast Mall ..
(yia Bismarck and Detail. e.D Dm Nv =.
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Arrived.

/, TO-Dny's Weather.
e Probably showers, moderate temperature.