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VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]: Johnson of Pittsheld. Mo-.
are at the Laclede.
a G. Morehouse OF Dayton. O.. has rooms At
the New ST. james.
It A Cottingham Of Dubuque, Ia, IS stop
ping at the Southern.
Frank G. Taylor of New York is on the guest
list at the st. Nicholas.
H. s. Owen Of Kansas City. No.. is registered
at the Lindell.
ID. B..west Of Chattanooga. Tenn. /, a guest
at the Planters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J; L. Neuhouse of Milwaukee.
John X. Stanley of South Bend. Ind. at
Horns yesterday.
Charles A PfeiFer Of St. Joseph. No.. is reg
istered at the Lacede.
e. A. Libbey of Pearsall. Ark, has rooms at
the New ST. James.
j. A. Armstrong o: Pittsburs, Pa. Is stop
&C. l.. Dinsmore of Chicago. NJ. is On .hs
guest list at the St. Nicholas.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Best Of Peoria, Ill.
w. T. Drake OF Cincinnati. O., is a guest
at the Planters
Mr. and Mrs. Geors. H. Best Of Oshkosh.
Wis are at the NOser.
Henry l. Holt OF San Francisco. Cal. was at
Horns yesterday.
C II. Beck of Batesville. Ind. Is registered
j C. DAVID of Uniontown. KY. has rooms a.
the New st. James.
ID. NJ Goodwin Of Louisville. KY. is stopping
at the Southern.
e. j. Perry OF Springfield Mo-. is on the
guest list at the st. Nicholas.
&C. y. Travous OF Edwardsvlle. Ill. spent yes
terday at the Lindeil.
H. F. Duval of Baltimore. Nd. is registered
al the Laclede.
L. d. Neeman Of Seymour. No, has rooms
at the New ST. James.
j. F. Tourtellot OF Providence. r. l.. is stop
ping at the Southern.
W a. Sheldon OF Windsor. No. Is the
guest list at the ST. Nicholas.
&C. D. Baidridge of Wylie. Tex, spent yester-
day at the LndeIl.
r.. B. Combs of Philadelphia. Pa. is registered
at the Planters.
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JOHN B. JUDD ELECTED
MAYOR OF GRANITE CITY.
Candidate on Labor Ticket Defeated
Former Mayor RosenburE by
Small Minority.

After an exciting day at the polls. John
B. Judd. candidate on the Labor ticket, was
elected Mayor OF Granite City yesterday. de-
featng former Mayor julius RosenburS,
candidate on the Citizens ticket. by a small
majority.
Judd while running on tho Labor ticket.
Is a druggist. and his nomination over two
rolling mill workers, who We're out for the
nomination. 1t was thought would split the
labor vote.
The labor leaders. however. managed to
keep the men in line, and but few votes
We're lost Rosenberg made a strong fight
and kept the majority down to Us out of
poll of more than 200 votes;
The full Labor ticket which is now In
power is: john p. Judd. Mayor; Henry
Schiller. City Clerk; w. j: polan, City
Treasurer: Cornelius Wetzel, Marshal: c. u
Beatty. Superintendent of Streets: and r. d.
Schmidt, David Taylor. John Morgan, John
Grftiths. S. Mcfarland. ~ Morteld ];
Louis ILsenbee. Aldermen.
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At New York Hotels.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, July 8.-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Missourians:
st. LOUISE R. Hoyt and Mrs. Hoyt. R.
Singer. E. l. Preetorius, D. D. Cook. Holland:
H. C. Haarstick, F. W. Frerichs. Manhattan: ].
Clarke. II. Rustin. S. d. Merton. Imperial: A g.
Penn, II. A. Newton. c. 5. Harris, Astor; Miss
s. Wright. o. F: Wright. Miss 4. B. Conway.
Bartholdi: Mrs. Lockin. r c. Morgan. Brad
Union square: C. carlander. Waldorf; J. Il.
Curlee. Park Avenue: ]. A. Ettman. Albert: j..
Kansas City-A. 8. Wolf. Netherland: B. a.
Dudley. Grand Union; E. Groves. J. I. Lump
Doctor J. l. B. Eager and Mrs Eager. GIana:
Cartwright and Mrs. Cartwright, Broadway Cen
trail; NJ ". Overall. Normandie: L. II. Fisher
and Mrs. Fisher. Criterion.
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS
CITIES AND TOWNS.

concern known as the American Bottom on OIL
naiiv ioint owners with Mr.. Keller. and they ask
for an accounting.
The first open-a!r public band concert was
held last night on the Court Square. the music
being complimentary by the city Band .,o the
programme included twelve numbers. as follows:
March. Our Directors" "iiiawatha;" march
University of Pennsylvania, medley overture;
overture. 'Rivals: walt "RonantIque;,, petite .It
clartne, solo, l.. E. Sebastian of st; Louis; IN.
termezzo:'' march comque. "SCand' lous Dom $;
serenade Sweet Dreams" march, The
Crisis
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday TO
John A. Hotz ard Mary Z. Deal. both Of Venice;
Henry Gale OF ColIinsvie and Hannah Schiller
Of Troy: George p. Sehmitt and Ida keck OF
st. Jacob.
C A. Sheppard and W. II. Morgan of Ed
warisviIle are designing new levees. conttm-
plated by the Highway Commissioners N the
bottom for flood protection. and also est!mat-
Ing the cost OF replacing the old ones which
gave way.
convened by Judge ]. +. H.llskotter on august
10 Saturday. July 81. viii be the last day for
filing suits
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SUBMIT PROPOSALS
j, FOR GARBAGE PLANT
Representative Of Cleveland Com
pany Confers With Mayor Wells
and President Phillips.
THE HOUSE TAKES NO ACTION.
City Officials Anxious to Let Con-
tract, SO Ample Time Will Be
Given to Equip the
Building.

Although the House OF Delegates has
taken no action on the bill authorizing the
BOARD Of Public improvements to investi-
gate the feasibility of a municipal garbage
plant. as recommended by Mayor Wells
ahout six weeks ago President Phillips of
the board has communicated with different
concerns who manufacture machinery for
the reduction Of garbage.
AS the result Of correspondents during the
last month Marcus Young, representing the
Edison Machinery COMPANY Of Cleveland.
q called upon President Phillips yesterday
and after a two hours conference with him
and Navor Wells he submitted two PROPOSE
,,o,-
.-7ha srs. "a TINT t,s con,nanv butld and
.,,i,, -. ,,,,-,o,a reduction plant 10 be
or.raa sod o,,e,,.a, H., the cltx at n point
N no daeipna.od at some future time by
ordinance
,r,o ,o,o,a ,-o,oet.iop ia 70 hu,ld a nlant
.. .o-,a ,o,,t the CITY NAV select and his
-. ,.,s,,,o ,I,o ,,a,ba-o +-aa NJ cnst
. ~. 49,. 1-rder +bis Man the Edison
~, ro.o,r, ,,oseessior, Of the plant
~. ct ,,rorosition the ci,v will
a.. - L,,,t,r
w 10 :, r-,a.r7,, .o,5,az &c c,.-b,ra
80. =, e. an, =, ,,ear which
An . ,,,,.a,.o- ,r.,,,das et-oot svraaninrs
y, r,s,...o,a,,5 a, o,,ar.-,5 ,,,der
-, -. .ho r,5son cor,nanv
80, .-o.srt.to, ho ,6ortaa +bs
.ae IN " p.t,.,,, ~. .. ,,o,,, -,aye
90. 10y o, 80 o.. IT, oo-+rocti,v COM
si'-' -. .,,..t,,.a ,t,,ai, f-o,, tho Gale
pa.s w" s,,a. - ~ raa,,o+ior, ,-ocess
cAESoT IOcATE RuI.
a. - ri. o.. o,-r,1.,, ,z,b,+
NO one seems 10 De aoie ~ captain VIVA
has become of the bill suggested by Mayor
Wells when he sent his message to the
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HEAT CAUSES ONE MORE pEATH.
John Walters, an Iron MoIder, Expires
I'm Police station.

John Walters. an iron molder of Covins-
ton, Ky, died in the East st. Louis Police
Station yesterday afternoon. the result, it
is believed. of heat prostration. which
caused his mind to wander. His body was
taken in charge by the Iron Molders' Union,
which had it removed to Domhoffs under
taking establishment The inquest will be
held this morning.
Walters was discovered by Policeman
Morrissey running about in the lower part
OF town and talking incoherently. The po-
liceman thought that the man was crazy
and brought him to the police station. Doc
tor Smith was sent for, and when he ar
rived the man was dead. Nothing is known
been in the city long enough to make the
acquaintance of any of the iron molders.
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Real Estate Transfers.

BROADWAY.23 #. in. e. s.. bet Sails
Ems. Eikoa and vile to Anheu ser:
Busch Brewing Assn.-w. d................s 75os
9mmon%eah citv be- BECK i 5lG5 ssei hoa
Martin and wife to c. +. Rubey-w. d.. 2T
ca and aasnaa city f Block 81 .5 sst Sdrsy
Hem to Philomena Moeler-exr. d.. 45T
des Peres and Point. city block 516f: G.
r Elliott and wife to David Rooster.
ana chiid5;ss sity 6lo%k 557l :s Me5a ana
Hammermann and wife-tr. d............ sg
cE EsISE5, fl Gi; , s. bet MontEoss and
keenan, to Margaret Dillon1w d....!. $50,
COTE BRTI.LIANTE-25 IT. s. s.. bet.
John b 9 Laaas and wife to on! Miles I'll f.
Man Mann an, and wife ~: 4s7
Mathews Real Estate Co. to Elizabeth
coTE BRfLLf1NTE-i66 It. n. $, bot: XIV
Pendleton and Newstead. city block sssT
Estate aite' co..-exr .'''tE H. a.ne~s Rea.
COTE, BRILI.IANTE-160 It. n. 3. bet.
PendletOn and Newstead. city block $780,.
Elizabeth Darling, ct al to Mathews Real
Sophia Hea sSq'hs to ida eG Gaiia
pP dISMqsw q n, e 5 i:si:;s.:s i;5s:
city block 4sSE: Edward ". Primer to
Charles l.. Bopp ct. al-w: d............ Is. oo1
eify block 55 Frances nee rex Vines aaa sla ani
husband to Grand Valley Building Co.
ETzEL-Si IT. in. $. $. west Of Hodia Low
mont. city block 3S5lB; Northern Central
T E gi, To- &c 2i to Nellie r. cristIw d.. s5oc
Farmount city block isn: Grand aglhE vai ns2'
Building Co. to Frances C. wines-w j. s.25t
Fsfrs city Block ss o Adam spTin as,z and I'd
John E Drunmond ct al.-yv. d.......... ESQ
Tayor city Block Il a SG hs%5'e RdDS aHa
and wife to Henry Vorbeck-w. d.. 1..0c
1Y SPaA5SA5s5 f # BLOCK ! bet Es lam and
to Albert F.. Mueller-w. d.....-.......... 3.40t
LhNSDow NE 49,, # So 81. bet ct Kings
Sruthampton Realty Co. to William H. -.
1 karpe5f O. :: being si;5 i1n;n III, 80
block 1890: Christian P. Metzger to Bern
h s.rs1 !, Ebner-w. Ill.,. ,s:: 5oi
diy bioc sf Katie 'f pnss sges and LnG b
hand to James ]. oConnor and wife
M as c6a5em F CITY bd Sft 1 Wgnes Ns1
Wagner and wife ct al. to Lena overhoff
Ann. city. block 81; Alice Lombard and and
M6Isa city n block lsss Otto ef!nF st III
and wife to Frederick William ZeIIer-
City Fl ssoS pei He Ms!tss1 Ra a2a
HGrck and Marcsau. city block ssa:
Mary E. Traver to Oscar A. Bergfeld-
PEfSS rs tt in. e. s. bet.
HuIck and Marceau. city block s20i:
Mary F. Trauer-w. d;....-.-...-.-... $500
RgssE III; 5,f f. fo: s. being 20 RUSSELL
s t5y eio Gar fsk Rosewioa Realty Co. to
szSWisSS IT,; I'LL 81, st R Edward; and
and wife {. s' Albert StafA wenalisSmW. an. LOO.
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the Living God will be held In Jerseyville on
August ; and s. at the home OF J. p. Edwards.
The convention Will he in charge OF the Rever-
end VI. 1. McPhail Of Chicago.
The new Carnegie Public Library at Jersey
vile will be opened this afternoon. The members
Of the Shakespeare Club will act as reception
committee.
$ l. Hill OF Je-seyville has gone to Chicago.
County Clerk Isaac Conlee OF Greene County
has issued marriage licenses to William E. Mar
Tin and Miss Hattie l.. Hardwood both Of Hill
view; August creter and Mrs. Elizabeth paw-
son. both Of Waikervllle: John L Mcconnell Of
Hall: Fred W: Field of walkerville and Miss
Ollie Raines OF BridSswater: Charles ?: Entire
field.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF WRECK.
Vincent Higgins, Vandnlia Fireman,
Dies From His Injuries.

Vincent Higgins. the fireman on the Van
dalia train which struck the East St Louis
street car Sunday morning, died at St.
Mary's Hospital yesterday afternoon from
his injuries.
Higgins lived at No. 1916 Cass avenue. St.
Louis, WAS % years old and unmarried.
He was a brother of Driver Higgins. en-
ployed by Circuit Attorney Joseph W. Folk
His makes the fourth death the result Of
the collision. The inquest will be held this
morning at the BennerBrchler undertake
ing establishment where the body was re-
moved last evening
Higgins was on the right-hand side of the
Vandalia train, but 1t 10 not known whether
he noticed the street car, as he was picked
UP from the wreck unconscious and re-
manned practically in that state until his
death. His skull was crushed and he was
otherwise injured.
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East st. Louis Items.

MARY Turchin Tent, No. 8. Daughters Of
for the benefit of the flood sufferers.
Court cahokia. No. 3ls5. 1. o. o. F.. held a
W. B. stickney Of Kansas City is in East s.
Louis. " -
Miss Daisy McBre!n 1. visiting in Canada.
Eureka Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mcfarland OF Columbia
place VIII depart next week for the West
of Mrs. Z. Hundly. " ' h"''-
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Weis and family hay.
returned from a months visit at the Diamond
Mineral Springs.
Mrs Ed. l.. venghaus Of Bond avenu. ba,
returned from a visit TO her sistcr-i1-law Mrs
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THREE DEAD IN ONE FAMILY.
Funeral of Mrs. Louise Wamser and
Children VIII Take Place To-Dny

The funeral of Mrs. Louise wamser and
her two children, a boy and girl. all of
whom died within twenty-four hours. will
take place this afternoon from the family
home. No. 81 North Silver street, Belleville.
The sad affair has excited the sympathy
OF all the residents in the vicinity in which
the Wamsers live. George Wamser Jr..
died last evening about 8 o'clock The child
was just IS months old. Yesterday at noon
lowed two hours later by her baby girl
weeks old.
Mrs. Wamser and the baby, entwined in
each others arms as in life will be buried
in the same coffin The boy will be buried
separately
The mother and babies were the wife and
children of George Wamser, well-known
merchant of Beieville. The funeral will
take place at 2 O'Clock.
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Macklind. city block 4637: Leader B
L. Assn. TO Roman Stranz-tr. d.......-..
SHENANDOAH #. n g.. n. e. cor.
California. city block 1880: Henry F.
Bente and wife to Henry A. Rosskopf-
ST. LoUis.2s #. 3 in. n. s.. bet. Lamb:
din and Newstead. city block 44sSS: Ger
mania Building and Loan Association to
Carl II. Rocker and wifAw. DID,.
VERNON-S2 #. n. g, being No. 1851 Yer
non, city block 2s91; Olive Realty Co. TO
VIRGINIA. #. ". s.. city block 2sio:
Wilmington Invertment Company to AL
win W. Kromann and wife-w. d..........
WAGNER-30 IT. So in. :. 8. W. Of Ho-
diamont. city block 3s4s: Thomas E.
White 10 Locke T. Highleyman.:-
WESTMlNSTER-So #. n. s.. being No.
1851 Westminster place. city block 45s1N:
May E. Gaebler and husband TO Adwin
W. Grove-w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s
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EdwardsxilIe Votes.

On application of C. F. Sepmeyer. Gottlieb
Eigenbrodt and Charles Kosten, three we'll
known farmers Of the Bottom, Circuit Judge B.
r. Burroughs yesterday issued an Injunction re-
straining the American Bottom Oil Company or
Ferdinand Keller from using or disposing of the
machinery in the plant at Peters with which
prospecting for oil has been carried forward for
year and half The Injunction grew out Of
struggle among the members of the concern
which almost terminated in a pitched battle in
the main Office The complainants allege that
Ferdinand Keller. upon whose farm the pros
pecting has been going on, owns q half inter-
est and that he has turned the property over 70
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BelleviIIe News Notes,

Attorney ". W. Schafer has returned from
Baltimore. Nd.
The marriage Of Miss Alma Schweder of this
city and Ben Reichert OF Freeburg will take
place to-day at the home Of the brides parents
In South Abend street
Tho Young Ladies' Sodality Of St I,ukes
Church will give euchre at the parish school
tonight.
Miss Ella Kraft Is seriously III at St. Eliza
beth's Hospital.
-Pontifcai high mass will be celebrated this
morning at St Peters Cathedral in honor of
the late Pope Leo.
Mrs. Charles Horner has returned TO her
home in East St Louis after a pleasant visit
in Beilevie.
Christian Gauss. who has been jan,.or OF Ct.
PauIS Church for twenty-six years. has re-
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w. C. T. U. Ice Cream Social.

INT IatuItS VI tIt W. 2. 7. o VIII give IN
ice-cream social on Mrs. Martins lawn. at
No. IA North Eighth street. on Thursday
evening. Some very good music, both vocal
and instrumental, will be given and a gen.
eral good time is expected. Everybody Is
invited. The regular meeting of the W. c.
the home of Mrs. Harding. No. SO Veronica
avenue
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Miners Go on a Strike.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Evansville, Ind. July 2s-About 100 hun
dred miners employed at the old Wooley
mines at Petersburg. Ind. went on a strike
to-day over misunderstanding with the
mine boss. The State Labor Commissioner
will be appealed to to settle the strike.
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SHERIFF PURsUEs PRISONERS.
Two Men Break Jail at Lawrence
vile, Ill.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Vincennes. Ind. July 2s.-SherIf Carr and
a posse are still in pursuit. but have lost
all trace. of Louis Shears and Charles Reed,
who overpowered the jailer and escaped
this morning at Lawrenceville. III. An
effort IS being made to get bloodhounds
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La Belle Sent to Jail.

REFU Bio 81 EIIAI.
Cairo. ILL.,, July 2s.-Harry La Belle,
charged with being one of the leaders of
the race war and lynching at Thebes, this
county last May. was found guilty to-day
and fined 800 and sentenced to confinement
in the county Jail for three months.
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Alton Notes and Personals.

Alton. ill., 10 visitor IN
aiso, Bi1n I, City Lodge Of the Court OF Honor
Park. on August 6.
s 1.-THE Jolly Bachelors Club o: Alton gave
ing which was largely attended.
MIR. and Mrs. b. b. kttinger Of Upper Alton
have gone to Burlington. Ia.
The Torch Light Pnochle Club OF Alton has
elected August Wutzer president. John Threde
treasurer. Ernst Leuhaidt secretary and Edward
l.. Dennler manager.
The funeral Of John Karel Of Alton took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock, from the
kaIel home at No $tS East Eighth street The
Of e e. ne ose snd the If sSa GTg
in the City Cemetery.
Mfr, Mr. and Mrs. L: F; Jacoby Of Alton have re-
w. S. Dempsey Of Grafton ILL.,. visitor
In Alton yesterday.
W. F. McCready Of Quincy. Ill. is the guest
OF Alton friends.
Thomas Swift, an employe of the Alton Street
Railway Company, sustained fractur. of the
collar bone yesterday by falling against car
of stone which he was loading.
Deputy Clerk Frank y. Berbaum Of Alton
yeSifisIgny issued iafTiaGe eense to AUGUST A.
Federle of Be!ltres. Ill.
Mrs. John Burton of Alton died Monday night
at the home of her daughter. Mis-. William Lyle.
sons. William Stephenson of Garner Kas and
Joseph Stephenson OF Chesterfield, III. and
daughters Mrs. William Lyle Of Alton and Mrs.
Annie Crossiin OF Hagerman. ILL.,, survive. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the Lyle home IN Belle street to the Alton
City Cemetery.
At meeting Of the directors OF the Illinois
Shoe Company yesterday at Alton the prOpos! ton
was carried to increase the capital STOCK OF th.
concern from $4,000 to $1,000 Extensive i'm
provements and enIarEements to the plant will be
made.
L. C. Armours of Chesterfield. ILL.,. was a Wis
itor in Alton yesterday.
3Mr and Mrs hafry Froeliekstein and Mr..
and Mrs. John hrai! OF 81; Louis are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ). B. Giiiham N Upper Alton.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have been
recorded in Greene County.
Joseph b. Marnon to Fila II. Riley. W. d.:
tract Of a. acres IN city OF CarrolltOn. COO
FLOYD c. Field to Arthur Rooiey. W. d.: tract
of 1917 acres in south half OF southeast sec
ton y-l0-l3: exchange and 81.
L. NJ. Fairbanks ct al. to Jennie F. Mulligan.
W. d.: northeast half OF section l9-ll-l3; 81.
Same to NJ. l. MilIigan. W. d.; south half
southeast section i9-l1-13: 81.
Same to Flora A. Fairbanks ". d; north half
southwest section l9-li-l3: 81.
Same to Alpha Fairbanks. W. d.; north half
southwest section 1S-u-l5: 81.
Same to Lucy Fairbanks. ". d.: south half
southwest section is-l1-i3: 81.
Same to Newton FAIRBANKS, qtc. d.: sections
13-10-l4: part sections 49, IS. %. 80. 81, 81 and
Ss,il-1S: part sections. "a. . and 3G-11-li: 81
Howard Burns to Augustine p. Pope W. d ::
east half northeast northwest and north half
northwest northeast section 10: also southwest
southeast section 1910: $500
James E. Brooks estate to Stephen King
admir-. d.: northwest southwest and north papt
west half southwest section S3-9-11: 81. 800
F. A. Worcester ct al. to F. d. vosseller, W. d. ::
same: $500.
James McNabb to James P HILL masters
deed; lots 3 and in Chapman's addition to
Roodhouse: ss02.
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MRS. ANNA Z. WILLIAMS.
Evansville. Ind. July 2s-9Irs. Anna z. Will
Jams, 60 years old. prominent In church and
charity work. died here to-day. She leaves hus
band and several children.
MISS BESSIE CRowDER
Nation. Ill. July 2s.-AIiss BESSIE Crowder. a
young lady Of this city died day from tetanils
She ran splinter into her toe a week ago and
blood poison resulted.
THEODORE HILL
Nation. III. July S-Theodore HILL father
OF Fire Chief Hill and n pioneer resident Of
this city. died to-day on his seventy-fifth birth
day.
ALEXANDER CONDUIT.
Indianapolis. Ind. July cs.-Alexandcr Conduit
wholesale merchant OF this city. who was the
last surviving member OF the Indiana Constitu-
born at Bedford, Ky. October g. ISIS
JAMES HEDGES.
Evansville Ind. July 2S-Jarnes Hedges, e.
years old, Of the oldest citizens Of Warrick
County. died near Boonville to-day. He was a
wealthy land owner.
THOMAS STANTON
Evansville. Ind. July 2S-Thomas Stanton.
aged s. years. a veteran OF the Civil War and a
prominent business Of Boonv!lle. died to-
day.
MICHAEL DAPPERT
Stewardson, ILL., July 2s-MichaeI Dapper., "A
years old. died at the home Of his son yesterday.
lie quite wealthy
MRS. JUDITH TERRELL RoBIOU.
Paducah. KY. July 2s.-Mrs. Judith Terrell
Robiou. % years old died to-day. after an i'll
ness of five months from general debility
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HE FOUGHT WITH DONiPHAN.
Earl Webb Dies in the Chickasaw
Nation.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Denison. Tex, July 2s.-Earl Webb. 81
years old. died yesterday In the Chickasaw
Nation. He was member of Colonel Doni-
phan's famous Missouri regiment. that won
so much renown in the Mexican War
Webb was color bearer. and at the battle
of Sacramento captured cannon. where
Dontphan defeated 5000 Mexicans
He was adopted into the Comanche Tribe
and lived with them for several years. He
was 4 scout for General Fremont, and dis
patch carrier for General Taylor. His adj
adventures and exploits were published in
of years ago.
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TROUBLE WITH ROUSTABOUTs.
Negroes on Steamer Richardson ut
Evansville Demand $3.50 n Day.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. July 2s.-when the steamer ].
B. Richardson arrived here this afternoon rom
Paducah she had one Of the largest trips OF the
season and was short of deck hands.
The crew had to help unload the freight The
negro rousters here demand - cents an hour
and some OF them refuse to work for that.
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JeraeyvtIIe Notes.

Edward westermeier of carlInville. H.. 1. a
visitor in Jerseyville.
"A two days convention Of tho Church Of
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Evansville Ind. july 2s.-Nrs. Anna z. WILL
Jams, 60 years old. prominent in church and
charity work. died here to-day. She leaves hus-
band and several children.
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RAIN NEEDED IN KAN!

Corn Crop in Forty Counties in Critf-
cal Condition.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Topeka. Kas.. July 2s.-The Weather Bu-
reau tonight reports that the corn crop is
inn great need OF rain in forty Kansas coun-
ties and that in half of these where the
plant is tasseling out 1t is in a critical con-
ditiOn.