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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
William J.. Leftwich Is Made
Joint Defendant on Con
spiracy Charge.
FORMER BILLS DISMISSED.
McDermOtt, Hayden and Owen
Under Indictment for Alleged
Embezzlcment From De
funct Grain Concern.

With its first partial report yesterday
the October Grand Jury returned new
indictments against Hugh c. Dennis. pres
ideut OF the EiaIto Grain and Securities
Company. and charged William L Left
wich in a Joint indictment with Dennis
with conspiracy 70 defraud.
Leftwich was. until several months ago,
vice president OF the RIaltO Grain and
Securities Company.
Coincileutal with the return OF the
Grand JUry's indictments against Dennis
and Leftwich. Prosecuting Attorney Will
Jams. in the Court OF Criminal Correc-
tion. entered a nolle Drosequi in the case
OF Dennis and Attorney Thomas 3. Har-
Ian. who were indicted by the June Grand
Jury on a charge OF conspiracy TO de-
fraud
Three OF the indictments against Den
MS charge him with maintaining bucket
shop. Il IS understood that they viii re-
place the ones returned against him by
the June Grand Jury. The old indict-
ments against Dennis have been vigorous
ly attacked by his attorney, and It was
regarded as advisable 10 find new and
stronger charges.
Both Leftwich and Dennis gave bonds
Immediately. Bail was fixed NJ $40 in
each case Chris SchawacIser signed the
Dennis bond Former Liautenant Governor
Charles p. johnson is surety on Leftwich's
bond.
The Grand Jury also returned indict-
ments against Phil a. NcDermott. L T.
owen and Charles Z Hayden. charging
them with having embezzled Ss.O74 from
with which they were connected The
company failed in December. 1901.
Joseph T. Sledge and Carruthers Ennis.
both Of Memphis. Tenn. are the principal
witnesses against McDermot;, Hayden and
Owen.
Deputv SherIfs Dlckmann. Patterson
and Noouan arrested owen. McDermott
and Hayden At the offices Or the Donovan
Commission Company. No. 81 Pne street.
McDerm0tt is now president Of the Don
ovan Commission Company
II is charged that when the Southern
Stock and Grain Company failed on De
cember 5. 1901. only a-2l was turned over
to the assignee.
Testimony given before the Grard Jury
was that Just prior 20 the failure SsC7i
was drawn from the Third National Bank.
the American Exchange Bank and the St
Louis Transit Company on checks SIGNED
by Owen. NcDermott and Hayden. Coun-
try checks held by the firm are also said
TO have been cashed by these banks. A
negro porter OF the firm IS said TO have
given important testimony.
Among the routine indictments returned
by the Grand Jury were:
Murder IN second deErc--Lucy Mitchell. VII
Ham Brewer and Henry Sant0n-
Assault 20 kIll-Thornas Vaughan. William
Mack and Thomas Barnes
Robbery IN the first deEree-James Bruce.
Charles Co;tereIl. George Williams. Edvard
Pope. Susie Chamberlain. Dave MorreIl John
Leonard and John BrueEgsn5usrEen.
Burglary and larceny - Frank McAuliTe
Frank Shelton. Richard Francis and Charles
Wright
Grand larceny-Dauiel Murphy. Thomas Ma
guire. Thomas Murphy and James O'Lczry.
Larceny from dwelling g-house-TEomas Fiune- |
gan and Edward Emerson Cwo c5Gnts against
latter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

impossible to have the sections ft ex-
actly. and frequently pieces are broken
and missing. These must be supplied. and
interstices filled ani smoothed over.
This work requires skill and, II is
claimed. cannot be done by ordinary
plasterers. The local Ulasterers demand
ed the work. ard we're ordered by their
walking delegates 90 insist upon doiU &
IL The srulptors' union was shut out.
though regularly organized
The trouble between tn TWO unions tied
things up. Alr. Bitter being anxious TO
preserve the beauty Uf the artists work
50 FAR accomplished. decided in favor of
the scUiuturs union. The same dicisiun
was rendered by Director 81 Works Isaac
: Taylor and the Missouri State Board OF
Arbitration
The plHsterer9' union refused 20 abide
BY these decisions. and after prolonged
DELAYS ana arguments. Mr.. Bitter decided
TO ask for a hearing before a general
meeting OF the ulasterrrs' union. The
meeting was well attended. and a major
Iitter's arguments.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
PRIEST SEEKS TO RESTRAIN
BISHOP FROM EXCITING HIM
Who Was sIIencFd. brings Action
Against BeIIevIIIe Prelate.

\ bin for an Injunction restraining
Bishop Jansen Of BeIleyiIls from taking
any legal action against Father Joseph
Maszotas Of East St. Louis In the prose
cution Of the suit OF ejectment which was
won by the Bishop Thursday before JUS
uce OF the Peace wangelin OF Bellevills.
but which was appealed 20 the Circuit
Court. was filed with Circuit Clerk Thomas
May at Belleyille yesterday.
The case viii come up for hearing at
the January term Ct court. as Will also
the appeal from the Justice court
In Father MaszOtas's bill. which w7s
fled by Webb Bros. attorneys. II is asked
that the court restrain Bishop Jansen
from ejecting him or prosecuting an eject
ment suit in any court until an appeal
which Father MasZotas has made u the
supreme judicature OF the Roman Catholic
Church at Rome shall be finally Ce-
termined.
The question was decided against the
priest by the papal delegate at Washing
ton.
The bill departs from the usual path Of
such instruments In that Il reviews the
entire history Of the trouble between the
Bishop and the priest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
SUES FOR LOSS OF SPEECH.
The Reverend d. E. STANDARD
Asks $4,000 of Transit Co.

The Reverend Daniel E Standard, who
lost the power Of speech following street.
car accident, fled suit in the Circuit Court
Yesterday against the St. Louis Transit
Company FOR 5000 damages
He AYERS that en- October II last he was
thrown in attempting TO get on Jefferson
avenue car at Wyoming street. Tho car
slowed up and he caught the hand hold
and stepped TO the running board. when
the car was started. causing him to fall.
no AYERS
He received a shock and Jar to his spinal
cord. nervous system and brain and an IN
Jury that entirely destroyed the hearing IN
his left car. Certain blood vessels we're
ruptured. causing hemorrhages which last
cd several days, leaving his system weak
encd and in a condition susceptible OF dis
ease and producing a check and Injury 70
i He belongs to the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
MAN WHO DEFIED ROBBERS
SHOWS BULLET-RlDDEN HAT
otto Ticdcmann Pursues Highway
man, After Knocking n Revolver
From Oae Mans Hand.

Nerve on the part or Otto Tiedemann
OF O'FalIon saved him from being robbed
Thursday night. but almost resulted IN
his being shot He is showing a soft hat
which has been punctured near the brim
by a bullet and contains powder burns
around the hole.
TieleInann IS a bartender. and was on
his way home after locking UP the saloon,
when two men called 70 him 20 throw UP
his hands. TIe.emann. instead Of obey
ing the order. struck 1t one Of the mems
ryyOlvrrs
He struck the weapon from his hand
and IL vas discharged at the same time,
the bullet passing JHrOush Tecemann
hat q ae discharge OF tie weapon tTig nt-
e1.r the robbers and they ran down the
street Tle-cEu. mn ran after them uud
vas followed by several citizens, but the
robbers outs-Til ped them.
II was Gurk where the hold-up occurred.
Iie1emtEu could give no description or
the men other than they were OF medium
height and were white.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
East Side Realty Transfers.

-N1-@ ~ 1AAaAN-a AAAe4 4AA GlE-4N
vile yesterday were:
Elsie Won 10 joseph Darnbaches. lots . and
y koestersr's addition. FresburE: warranty
N. D. Baker and wife to G. ". BriehIer. Part
block lts, East -. Louis. warranty deed. g.
J T Donovan. trustee. 20 George Reithuln.
Iart block !, LAnsdowne subdivision. warranty
Mrs. H. l. Pugh. BY master. to Annie c.
Pugh. lot :. block "a. HendeTsIn's FIRST addition
nnd more, East CnrJndelets masters d gl.ss5
II. Eggulan and wife 20 = g Pear. lot q.
block ll5 East St Louis. warranty deed: 81
ysret T. McCasland ct al. by master. 10 Bird
Eet ray. lot - and part =. block . Hotel
place. East ST Louis: masters deed. te10.
Frances o. Fries and husband % Mrs. Nina
Sammelrcth. lot - Vests INST addition. Belle
vile: warranty deed: ss.eJo.
c, o, McCssland and wife 70 Mary V. &cCas-
land. lot 81. block & Mauer's Subdivision. East
81 LOUIS. warranty deed. 500.
Henry Raab and wife 70 L. P Raah. Tot =
stuarts hrst addition to Belleyi!le. warranty
decd: 6. .eoo
Heirs of Jennie sutton to Mar veninEa,. lot
and part L Of Fink & E1lthaus's Eub1lyt-
sion surveys 80 and 80. warmly de-c. 3l.-5l-
Elizabeth Hezel 10 Louis Obert- lots %
block -. GuiEnor & Greensso o5d,s Eu1diVisiun.
East St Louis, warranty deed: &i.2i3-
@. W. BTichier 70 N y. Baker. part block
I7s. East ST Louis aultclaim deed: -
J. 5. Peer TO l. p Kraft. uert southwestern
quarter section and more section 4 township .
north rnnge wet. HarTsniy deeai, ss1s1
Ferdinand Erngs to L 5. C1aus. lots sa ana
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

mission. prov xvi. Ia The plot was well
laid It was expected that all suspicion
would be removed from tie minds OF the
King and his cOunseICrs when the process
when, shortly after, the trumpets sounded
there would be n general uprising OF the
people. who would rally about the new
CoUNsE-Up to this point there Is no
evidence that AbSal0m did not plan his
own movements He seemed 20 consider
himself sufficiently wise to determine the
best method Of accomplishing his purpose
But now that he is out on the unccr-
tain beginnings OF an ambitious career.
not knowing what the result may be. he
sends for AhlthOphel. the counselor OF
David psalm Xii. 81 This man was
chosen partly because he was esteemed
very wise. and party because; through
some MISUNDERSTANDING. he had been dis
missed from the public service. Micah
VII. 81 While performing his pretended
services at Hebron AbsglOm sent for Ahi-
farious undertakings Thereafter the
conspiracy was strong. MANY people
hastened from various parts. led by con-
stderatiOnS OF personal prOlt In the main.
and the adherents 10 the new King rapid
~ increased IN numbers. Thus, while
David ruled in jerusalem his son was e5-
tahlishing rival government few miles
CONCLCsION-This passage IS chiefly
instructive to sons and fathers. Here IS
an exhibition OF unprincipied ambition
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no one can view with approval the mo-
tiyes and conduct OF AbsalOm. whatever
may result. Standing IN the gate. with
uhSeQuious kiss and hattering words, con-
demHing the Government and commend
ing himself, departing 70 a distant place
with professions Of loyalty TO God. yet
sending cut spies 10 proclaim him King,
worshipiug I'm Hebron. yet seeking the
counsel OF one who. known for his cum
Ming. had been thrust out Of public con-
ndeuCe. AbsalOm Is a pattern OF deceit
and fraud On the other hand, what shall
be said Of a man who raises such a son?
prov. xii, 81 David could fight battles
and bCild an Empire He could write
could gather treasure and enrich a ma
ton. With the exception Of one transaC-
ton, he could prove himself a saint. But
Ike many other Ereat men. he was not
vi, -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
Ladic. Of The Nrnccnh.c,.

The St Louis Ladies' Of the Maccabees
met IN the parl0rs OF the Planters last
night and received several supreme OFF,
GERS Of the Grand Lodge Among them
were Mrs. Lillian ". HOIlistcr. supreme
commander. OF Detroit: Miss Biue "
West, supreme record keeper. OF Port HUI
ron Mich, and Mrs. Mary y G. BaiEin
state commander Uf tho Maccabees and
supreme auditor. The supreme officers at
tended the meeting uf the Ladies' AuXiiI-
ary uI tie World Fair Eraternal Build
ing Association The reception last night
was Of an informal nature.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
MANY sALooNKEEPERs INDICTED.
Charged by Grand Jury With yIoIat-
ing Liquor LAW.

The St. Clair County Grand Jury yes
terday afternoon returned batch Of in
dlctments. The names OF some OF the In
dicted were not given out FOR publication,
as the defendants have not been arrested.
II has been rumored that some OF the in
dictments would be returned against the
lynchers OF the negro Wyatt. but this ru-
NOR is contradiCted 10y some. who say that
the Grand Jury Is not yet ready TO return
Indictments IN this case.
An indictment was returned against Ed
AoriariIy. vino Is chIrEsd with rObbinE Ii.
FoindeXter IN East St LOUIS several
months ago. Other indictments which were
gwen out Tor Publication were against yiO-
latOrs OF the rCUor law. and are as FOL
lows.
John Adams0n. Andrew Bennett Henry
Brinkmrun. Frank Butterweck. Henry Dltt-.
Andrew Eastcn, Joseph W ErllnEsr. I.I-isE
Godlu. Helen Godln, Isaac Gosiln. Peter Colin.
Daniel Hsgsrty. Henry EraeE, John LgJtgu.
Albert Mantel. jacob Musth Michael NcBr DE.
John Q. PALMER. william Phelps. Fred Rh-g
Joseph Richard. Joseph Rettie jacob Eln.
John Stockton. George schweiEIer. Carries
F. Seib. John simonin. Jesse Schulz fsa0ch
Irav!s. william TaEaehili. Pz. Il. Trab1nd.
Theodore Ncgt J. ID. Nogt George NoylE1r.
Louis Weyhaapt and Edward Z. Wilson
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

The illustration shows a simple but
stylish apron that almost covers the dress
over which II is worn. The full skirt IS
gathered and attached to the lower edge
OF a shallow yoke the fullness being ar
ranged near the center and plain enect
maintained under the arms
The garment closes in the center back
with small pearl buttons, and deep hem
IS stitched at the edge. Round shoulder
caps are attached TO the yoke back end
front extending over the shoulders N
becoming manner.
The edges are finished with Nalen-
ciennes lace. and bands Of lace insertion
are run through with black velvet ribbons
that terminate in tiny bows
Aprons in this style are made OF lawn,
diEnity damask and dotted Swiss. with
lace. embroidery and ribbons for trim
ming.
To make the apron for a child OF s
years viii require two and one-haf yards
OF material IS inches wide. The pattern,
No. 9l07. Is cut in sizes for children Of 4.
g. s and 10 years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
BITTER ARGUES IN FAVOR
OF ADJUSTING DIFFERENCES
Appears BEFORE PIasterers' Union In
Effort To Have WorEmen Abide
by DecisiOn-

Karl T. +. Bitter. Chief OF Sculpture Of
the Worlds Fair. appeared before the
plasterers' union last night in an effort 20
adjust the differences existing between
the plasterers' and sculptors' unions. The
matter was taken under AMUSEMENT
The plastereTs demand the rtEht ot go
ing over all the sculpture at the World ;
Fair. pointing and mounting IL. This work
in com arfInrl y-fth the ztatuary. tire E.N-
position au horities believe. should be
placed IN the hands Of sculptors, who
thoroughly understand II
MANY OF the statuary groups have been
executed by the most famous artists IN
America. They come TO St Louis in sec
tons, TO bo mounted. II Is claimed 70 De
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

AEaEETCIS ALERT ci3v Fl So.e I;s beng S9 10 E7s
sOn and husband 10 Maria c. Barrioz-
BEaNSTisa 5d5 Riiis:i .ii7 si. LiIP
Becker and vie 70 James b. Gayle -,
CLIFTON - . u q. in ps; -'--
Webster and Francis. city block lss5:
NSlIi9i,,s Mlllam a !, Hgs.sdEe Realty Co TO
COMMONWEALTH-fI n. > 8. bet
5S 5jaFiss kfse9 TRd w T,, ES5nSss az & Sly b SOS
AisL5ia-E - = asa 81
c2IsM2iMTRLTaaEt2 Isa%iSSSoa sna Es05sas IA city SSeE ss
si9l: Alfred W. syrett and wife 10
RI Eihsl lsl,S g Msp9uEai!-g d5-;,. ;.;.,. asa
ana cScsois. city block So: M5TESr a ssl.,
etha Kluts 10 Clara Lamping-w. d -. I.s5r
CODk-8 Il. :. o.. being fi2J Cook, city
block SO; John 7. HodsiHs and VIE
corr BRiI.LIGNTE-sj Il. n 8. Jst.
Taylor and Cora. city block so: sam
vel J. sgllsns and wife 70 CatheEine
ELEVENTH. II. " >. bet Morgan 80
canaias5sn Gun i an ana o VIE TO- 70 ,hs i 5iSS Of
EsPENsCHIEDSzs n. n. >. bet. Van '''
neg ), EsaE and wife to Ls0n Gruiet
E.TSNsHs5 ESThS@ sl.s a. bet. Tsvlor and Lioo
Marcus. city block Ss54: sophia S,aats
FSIRFXX.l5 n, r. .. bet. VandsvsI.
ter and sarah city block i5si: syives-
ter } Fisher ard wife to BENJAMIN ST.
FIf.I.M6RE-60 n. n. s. n 2 cor C'li-
oraG1 city block SO. Wilmington In
vestrnent Company 10 Charles Wirth
F0i+ RTF.E,NTH-si T.. ". >. bst 81
Louis and Montgomery. city block iiss;
William IT Flottmann 70 Charles J.
FoGRTEENTH-2t Il. ". .. bst s.
Louis and Montgomery. city block IfIs.
Anna Becker ard husband 10 William
II. FlOitmnun-qtc. d.............-....... !
GAMBBETOS-30 T.. s. west Of
H0diamont. city block .sS7; Thomas
McMahon TO Patrick Cllnes and vile
GANoEs5 n. : 8. bet Fioris,an; and 4''''
Garter. city block ef,2. sophia Erev-
inFhaus 20 Annie Ehlers-w. d......-.... 500
Gamble and Eas;on. city block f5s:
Judge ~ Glson TO 81. Louis Property
and Terminal Co--v. d--.-..-........-... LsS
Gamble and Eas,0n. city block i55s.
Julia p Seruple scctt 10 Judge N GIL
r,1ST,TEOF,T, a n E:; 60 %so
u and q sprinE. city block sioi: JoSa ea g.
Zimmerer and wife 10 John W Scharf
t,TGtyf. f.ASD-s5 n bat ti,,,ii;c;-,;
ard H5diarnont, city block ls5s: John
Davies. and wife. by. trustee. 10 Mary
l. Turlev-trustee's a. .........-...-...-- 100
4 EESf9Sg Ifo2.,;S H. f,v Sioss ,fst 9st Tl. Eqs
hslnina sis6srt ana hGshsnd-g- a.. 400
JqhT9 REir 9,ty IT, bIoe p .!sS sS bszis hu essi ssq
aRd wife to Albert J. Lohrum and
EFS.STF FISsISi F.1Isy-is n IA In
Nm 55T5sF = Fiat;i iHoaamoht sity block lSS5: An
rie HeaEen 10 Victor Nassa-w. d.. SO
KOSsrTH-5 q. > =. 2et Nswstead
MichcI et al to Martin n. Hanlsy
and wifs-W d. ..---..-...-..-.---..---..- X5
IINTON-fIs n. II IN. n -. n e. cor.
Florissant: city block %ss' Mss Mary
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
Suit Against J. J. Ryan.

q III d E-7-I-tLl
Cincinnati, O.. Oct. Z.-John J. Ryan.
the noted turf pluRger. who was the star
witness in the United States Court re-
Gently m the Johns Miller alleged con-
spiracy case, was sued before Squire
Winkler to-day for money alleged 10 be
due on two notes. One note IS saId TO call
for S1s4 So and the other for s25I -. The
plaintiff in each case Is the ST Louis
Brewing Association. It IS claimed that
Ryan gave the notes when he kept a
saloon in the Mound City, and that he has
failed TO pay them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
Siemeyer Held TO Grand Jury.

George Niemeyer or No. 4Ge Exchange
avenue. East 81. Louis. was yesterday
bound over 20 the Ggand Jury by Justice
Of the Peace B0yne OF East St Louis on
a charge % wife deseTtion. NIemeyer IS
a carpenter and has six children. the old
est II and .he youngest l wear old Mrs.
NIemeyrr alleged that he had done moth
ing toward their support for tho last ten
years. l.. J.. Campbell. father Of Mrs Me
meyer. verified he- testimony. and said
that he had assisted in keeping her chill
dreu from starving.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
AUXILIARY HOARD MEETS.
Women Discuss Furnishing of the
MorId,s EnIr ErntrrnnI nnIIhInr

The Auxiliary Board Of Lady Managers
Of the Worlds Fair FraternaI Building
Association held three meetings in the
Planters Hotel yesterday and discussed
plans for the furnishing. cqulpping and
managing OF the Worlds Fair Fraternal
building. These members were present.
Mrs. Ginerva L Miller and Mrs. c. G.
Frankel Of 81. Louis: Miss Biua ". West
Of Port Huron. Mich: Mrs. Lorraine J.
Pitklu u Chicago; Mrs. AIyra b. Elright
of Kansas CITY. kas.. and Mrs. Eunice
Melville Of Minneapolis, Mimi
Among those who addressed the meet L
iugs Yesterday were: Mrs. Carrie V.
ShCriT. pas. national president OF the
Ladies Of the o. A. r.. and Mrs. Hattie
NJ Lombard. member OF the Supreme
Board Of Managers Of the Royal Neigh
bors Of Americs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
HeIievIIIe News Notes.

-NET- IT, Nctt has returned 70 her hons IN
81 LOUIS after y.s!J IN BelieyIllr.
The district convention OF t1s wonan's
hesLts Corps EII take place az Alton to-day
Miss .-lrTl Ryan has returned % heE home
IN Past -. LOUIS after a visit In Belleyi.le-
The Mary Martha AID Society viii g!ve 4
cU.Hss lHr the beEsGt Uf the poor THURSDAY
October -=. az ST. Luke's School Hail
Mayor Pred J. Kern and CITY Attorney \
C. Ilrr have returned from Indianapolis. IND
-u0EfIr 8. Q. HalsJead has returned from
Rork Island. H.
-Nlrs e.. o. Alexander has returned from \
tour 70 the West
III .Elheth Woods vas granted 4 divorce
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
Captain English Drops Dead.

While stopping at the Union Station en-
route 10 Dallas. Tex. Captain W. T.
English. 80 wears old wealthy merchant
OF New York. dropped dead yesterday.
The body was taken TO the morEue. Mrs.
English was sitting beside her husband
and noticed that he was apparently sllf-
ferlng. but he did not complain. He had
been a sufferer for several wears. and had
retired from business in order 10 live in
the South.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
Fayette County S. 5. A. OmoeTs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Vandalia. Ill, oct. 3-Ths fayette
County Sunday-schOol Association eioseo
the best convention IN its history here To-
day. (. F. Arnold. State worker was
present to assist In the work The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
W. ". Fogler. secretary. T. N Pitnni
treas surer. J. A. Gordon: superintendent OF
normal work, T. ". Lakin; superintendent
~ home dcpartrrent, c. Z. EaSterdayi Su-
perintendent OF primary work. MS May
o. stone. - A..
F1vefte now ranks as a banner county,
every township in the county having held
its convention
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

s. r simpson elrratAry % the Greene Coua-
- Fair vac n visitor lr J-rssyvIli4 yesterday.
g. ". Ware ~ I0-se5 Vile has rstu-ned
from EaEsgs CitE. 40.
The cor CATION - the Elrst Presbvterian
Church lu Jersrrs si.Ia VIII hold a special song
service sunday erCa.rs-
The c1ugrar4rHlrl % frf. Church Il the Holy
Ghost. Ir T.---vvIIir. Will hold their annual
FAIR 8u Sryernher g 4. and g.
wife n Henry Ws.EFlrtt uf Fiel1nn. III died
Thursfrv uIErf from striIr debility. The fu-
-4raf vgfT rnEa pEHrr this afternoon AZ :
a'rfueIs from ne German ENarEelical Church al
F.-IIdu. The Reverend "a T Bahnsen. pastor
Uf the German EvlrEell124 CnuEch In Jersey
Vile. VIII oidclatG-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
TWO FOOTBALL GAMES SCHEDULED
High and Sparta In One Contest and
Alumni mud Mcst Ends Meet.

The East ST Louis High School football
team Will play the Sparta High School
team al Athlete Park. Fast St Louis.
this afternoon. Tho big game OF the day
will be- the Alumni team against the West
Ends OF $. Louis. which will be played
al Exhibition Park These teams have n
history iu h7tf'uC fer supremacy. Three
years ago tl-y played e. tie game two
years a-u the East 81. Louis eleven won
by score Qf 20 q. and last year the
game resulted ia q tie.
The ii-e--p to-day VIII be practically che
same as 10 was three years ago, and Will
b, g- follows.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
HAPPENINGS IN EAST SIDE CITIES AND TOWNS

g., D. block b. East st. Louis. warranty deed:
T7gls Schmitt 20 Jseob schHitt. lots IA
an ~ !sf,-r1cSs addition. MaseJutah. WaE-
E,rEsr FliIa'i % q p Fleming. lot ,. block
e. addition fr Slaffr isT1fea1rf East 81 I.uu-s.
II. b PIsn.r- 10 4 Z. Gill. same tescrip-
ll.E- -aTTturv deed. gI.s.l-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
En-t 81 Loui. lem.

Miss Fannie Williams of Necsho No 10
visiting her father. Thomas J. WlIiiams
The members % the Union Christian IN
IaavUr Slrtgtv gave an entertainment and So
al AZ the Fresbyferlln Church last nigat-
The Daughters - Erin will give a euchre
az Music Han Friday evening. November -.
-TurninE school opens to-day at ] T. n in
tie Broadway Hall
Hiss Ffre Tsan Hilton % Old Orchard No
Is the guest % friends on Horne avenue
Mrs. Paul ". Alt entertair-d the members
o. thc NlsrUus- club 8cstertay afternoon.
George Smith
Mr.. and Mrs curtis 5. Dldso1 will return
Tomorrow from yls;t In Louisville. ky.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24
NIny Lo,e sIght of 30.

Mrs. Clara Wright Of Trendley avenue.
East St Louis. may lose the sight OF both
eyes as the result Of handling box OF
.ye which fell from her hands. the con-
tents OF the can spiashiug in her face.
The woman rushed Immediately 10 the
Eyiraut and washed out as much OF the
burning aIEaN as she could. at the same
time calling T0r help.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

4 barbecue and reunion OF these who
assisted in the commlssary department IN
the relief OF the food sufferers OF East
St Louis will be given this afternoon at
Lausi0wuc East s. Louis. The affair is
under the management OF Doctor j. l.
Virgins. who. with his wife. worked un-
tiriuEiy iu the relief OF those who were
In need.