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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

known Democratic politicians of Pike County.
J. D. SHANNON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall. Mo. March 81 d. Shannon died
at his home in this county. aged Il years
MRS. FREDERICK PREP
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Priep died this morning at : o'clock at her home
in tris city. aged 50 years. She will be buried
in the Lutheran Cemetery Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. She had resided here half CEN
fury.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Milan. Mo-. March Joe Watson young
man OF this city. died here to-day.
ISAAC RAWLINGS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jacksonville. Ill. March Isaac Rawlings a
well-known merchant. died here to-day. He was
in business here half a century.
MRS L. A. SPRINGER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas Tex. March Mrs b. A. Springer
ran. died at Haskell Tex. last night aged 70
Years She and her husband came to Texas in
1876. Mr.. Springer died two years age.
CAPTAIN A ]. DAY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Wellsville. Mo. March 3-Captain a j. Day
died at his home here yesterday. Funeral SER
vices were conducted to-day by the Reverend
Doctor Ferrill Of Bowling Green Captain Day
feager sharp Pest. G. A. r.
MRS. JULIA A. HUGHES
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sedalia Mo. March S.-Mrs Julia A. Hughes.
aged 1e years. died ths afternoon at her home
In Vermont avenue she leaves five children:
Dharnon OF Lamonte. Mrs Bette Hern. F. N.
Hughes and Miss Jennie Hughes OF Sedelia-
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DAVID |. CALDWELL is DEAD.
Well -knOwn Educator Passes
Away in Independence.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Kansas City. Mo-, March S.-David l.
Caldwell. resident of the State since 1884
died this morning at 3 o'clock ar the home
of his sons. Thomas and James Caldwell.
In Short street. Independence. The lInei al
will be held from the home tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock. Interment will be in
Independence Cemetery.
Mr.. Caldwell was son of Major Robert
Caldwell who served on the stan of Gen
eral Anthony Wayne in the Continental
Army. He was born November Z. 1911. in
Madison County. Kentucky. and passed his
boyhood in that State. He was graduated
from Center College. Danville. KY. In 1892.
and two years later came to Missouri. In
1888 he was married to Miss Catherine
Clark of Richmond. Ky. They made their
home in Boone County. this State. until
1Sf7, when Mr.. Caldwell moved with his
family to this county.
He was an educator and was identified
with the schools of this county until 1885.
when he retired from the office Of County
School Superintendent which he had held
for twenty-six years. When the law pro-
vidiag for county school supery'-iD in its
present form was passed. NJ u was
elected to I'LL the office until
he voluntarily retired.
Mr.. Caldwell was an elder in IL. res
byterian Church for sixty-two years and
was always closely identified with church
work. For years he lived quietly with his
two sons and his daughter. Miss Fannie
Caldwell.
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PLANS OF CONGRESSMEN.
southwestern Members Arrange Their
Affairs After Adjournment.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, March 3.-The following
plans are announced by Southwestern mem
beers of Congress upon the expiration OF the
f1fty-seventh Congress, which will be
brought to a clnse with the fall OF the
Speakers gavel at noon Thursday:
The st. Louis members Joy, Bartholdt
and Wagner. will be in the CITY for the
next eight or ten days clearing up business
now pending before the departments, as
Benton and Cochran.
Judge De Almond. however hopes tn he
able TO leave the city the latter part Of the
Week Mr.. Naudiver will leave Wednesday
AFTERNOON for Boston, where he will deliver
an ADDRESS on THURSDAY night Messrs.
sa shackieford and Robb will leave
Tor nome on Thursday. while Messrs. LLOYD
ana Dougherty will leave on Wednesday.
owing to important duties at home.
Champ Clark. who Is candidate for the
minority leadership en- the fo1r says he is
nroke and needs me money Accord
i sIl ne mas arranged plans for an extern
s,ve lecture tour throughout tie East and
Middle West; which viii land MIN IN his
home town about the 18th inst
Messrs Little and McRae of Arkansas
VIII leave the city thursday. Brunoldge on
saturday and MeCu logn and Dinsmore W II
week. Messrs. Scott. Caiderhead. Long,
Bowersock and jackson of Kansas are
scbedu.ed to leave Thursday, viii e tnpor--
tant business will keep Messrs Curt and
M,neT at the capital for the next four or
Messrs. Ball and Cooper Of Texas will
depart for home on thursday and Messrs
Burgess and Randell on Saturday
Messrs. Crowley and Kern of Illinois will
leave Thursday, Caldwell on Saturday for
a UP 70 kentucky Tor ten days, while Will
liams does not know when he will be able
to leave
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Alton Notes and Personals.

for Dallas, Tex.
f. A. Hummert Of Alton is Ill with the grip
ht his home in Mifdetown.
l. r Cotter OF Chicago Is visitor In Alton.
&c. +; Long OF Alton has returned from Spring
field. Ill.
.George N. Lewis. general manager Of the
Lllinois Glass Company at Alton. has returned
from a tour of the Pacific Coast.
-ihe girls = basket ball team Shurtlef Col
lege. Upper Alton, Will play the st. Louis High
School girls team on Saturday afternoon. The
game Will be played on the shurtlem campus.
F. c. Bonsack OF St. Louis was q visitor In
Upper Alton yesterday.
An athletic entertainment will be given by
the members OF the Alton Young Mems Christian
Association at their hall March II.
isaac Randle OF Upper Alton has returned
from Richmond. S. d.
Captain William Fluent OF Alton has leased
Bayless stand across the Mississippi River from
Alton. and viii convert part of the island into a
picnic ground.
The funeral Of Miss Laura May Abbott OF De
Soto. Mo-. whose death occurred on Monday
morning with tuberculosis while visiting in Al
ton AZ the home of Mr. and Mrs a. T. Heron.
the Heron horne. The Reverend Doctor NJ. W
living. pastor OF the First Baptist Church. ON
ciated. and the burial was in the city Cemetery
The funeral or Julius Freitsch was held al
home ct No. Sll East Second street the Rev
erend Theodore oberhallIhan: pastor Of the Ger
vices in charge of the Alton Lodge OF the
Independent Order OF odd Fellows, and the fun-
eral procession was headed by the White Hussar
Band. The burial in the City Cemetery
sas City yesterday.
Circuit Clerk Thomas W. Springer OF Ed
wardsville. was visitor in Alton.
The Reverend Father Driscoll of Charleston.
Ill. is visitor in Alton.
F W Olin and John IL Moulton OF Alton
have gone to New York City.
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JUDGE GUARDS AGAINST TROUBLE.
James Hendy Ordered From Court
room nj Second Pollard Trial.

y Judge A. W. Hope OF the Alton City Court
yesterday ordered the bailii to remove
James Hendy from the courtroom during the
trial OF Hills Pollard, indicted for criminal
assault upon Julia Hendy, daughter OF
James Hendy.
The case was heard at the September
term OF the City Court and during the trial
the father assaulted the defendant in open
court. He was cited for contempt of court
by Judge Hope and is now under Indictment
for contempt.
When Judge Hope noticed Hendy's pres
ence in the courtroom yesterday morning he
ordered the bailiff to remove him to prevent
any disturbance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

The twenty-ffth anniversary Of Pope Leo
SIlTs conservation pontiff was observed ap-
propriateiy by the Catholic churches. At st.
Msrvs and St Boniface's the pastors. the Rev
erend Fathers O'Reilly and Metzler, conducted
high mass and preached sermons. They later
attended the district conference in Alton.
henry Z. hOtz yesterday announced his can
6idacy for Mayor OF Edwardsvlle at the election
April q.
"A remark able coincidence occurred at the
Courthouse yesterday afternoon when Christ Ro-
senhGum fell a balcony rail and down
through stairway 10 the stone pavement. The
spot upon which he struck still bore faint traces
gems fell through the same place Saturday. Man
gems is in the hospital in critical condition. but
Rosenbaum WINS Reconstructed sufficiently TO be
taken home last night. The authorities are at a
loss to account for the two tuineles in four days
nothing OF the kind had ever happened before
and the balcony is protected by an ornamental
iron railing four feet high.
The jury in the breach Of promise suit OF
Maud Allen against Ernest Hatcher in the CIR
cult Court brought in verdict yesterday OF
S2s333 damages for the plaintiff. The case OF
Alice V. Hill administrators, against the Big
Four. in which the plaintiff asked s. 900 dam
ages. was begun but after the plaintiffs evidence
was In the Judge took the case from the jury.
in the afternoon the Of the people against
Louis Morgan of Granite City, charged with at
tempting confidence game, WAS taken up.
A abstract and title guarantee company
has been formed among residents OF the bottom.
c. II. Zimmerman. County Recorder Of Deeds. is
AT it's head
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East st. Loui. Building Permits.

Building permits issued in East ST. Louis
yesterday were:
August Congo. residence. Park avenue near
Ridge avenue. 81, $50.
]. F. O'Connel. two cottages, Seventh street,
near Converse avenue; cost. s., 200
r. l.. Nulsen. new front in store building
Coliinsvile avenue. cost. $50
Robert Murphy. residence, Park avenue. near
Ohio avenue; cost. 5000
y. Z. Story. residence. Thirteenth street. near
College avenue. cost. S. 500.
Charles H Starkey. residence. Ninth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue: cost s., 200.
J. J. MCLEAN. residence. Tenth street, near
Summit avenue; cost. s.. 800.
Mrs. y. =. Paschal. two residences. Seven
teenth street and Division avenue; cost, 1850.
William Or:Eier. new front in store. Collins
willie avenue: $3.50.
Emma Christman. residence. Caroline street
and Belleview avenue, Winstanley; cost. Sl.0po.
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To Prove What SwampROot the Great Kidney Remedy
Will Do for YOU. Every Reader of THE Daily Republic
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness and suffering than other diseases therefore,
when through neglect other causes kidney trouble
permitted to continue, fatal results to follow
Your other organs may need attention-but kid
most because they do and need attention first
If you sick feel badly" begin taking DR.. Kill
mer's SwampRoot. the great kidney. liver and bladder
remedy because kidneys well they will
help all the other organs to health. trial will
vince any
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
CHICKEN WAR ON IN KENTUCKY.
Two Rival Concerns Are Bidding
the Market Way Up.

Paducah, Ky, March "a war between
the Armour Packing Company and the
Ohio Valley Produce Company for the pur-
chase of chickens. turkeys and eggs has
been inaugurated in Western Kentucky.
The Ohio Valley Produce Company has
more than 100 agencies. Its principal
branches are at Princeton and Mayfield.
and 1t has been spending about 49, 900 a
year In Graves County alone.
Lately the Armour Company decided to
locate opposition agencies at many points
and buy over the Ohio Valley concern. Each
company is seeking to outbid the other, and
as result the huckstets and farmers are
prospecting.
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DIVORCE FOR MRS. KRAUsNICK.
Romance of Three Years Ago Has It's
Ein1ls I'm Court.

Mrs. Trinchen Krausnick. the only daugh-
ter OF Adam Gintz. a Belleville capitalist
secured divorce from Alfred krausnick
and was awarded the custody OF their child
yesterday. Permission is given the father
to visit 1t once a month. He is related 10
several st. Louis families.
The two eloped and We're married three
years ago On their return to Belleville
they made their home with Mr.. and Mrs
Adam GiutZ. but did not live happily and
Krausnick left the house.
Later he filed suit against Mr.. Gintz for
$4,000 damages. charging that he alisnate ed
missed before It was called for trial
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The mild and immediate effect of DIR.
Kilmers SwampRoot, the great kidney and
bladder remedy, is soon realized. 1t Stands
the highest for its wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases. Swamp-Roo. will set
your whole system right. and the best
proof of this is trial.
IA East 10th ST.. New York city.
Oct. 18th. 1872.
Dear Sir;
trouble. All symptoms were On hand: my
former strength and power had left me.
could hardly drag myself along. Even my
mental CAPACITY was giving out. and often I
wished to die. II then I saw advertise
tnent of in New York paper. hut
would not have paid any attention 10 II had II
not promised q sworn guarantee with every
bottle of your medicine asserting that your
Swamp-Root is purely vegetable and does not
contain harmful drugs. I am seventy
years and Four months old. and with a good
conscience / can recommend SwampRoot to
all sufferers from kidney troubles. Four mem
bers Of my family have bsen using swamp
Root for four different kidney diseases. with
the same good results
With many thanks 10 YOU I remain.
Very truly yours.
ROBERT BERNER
You may have sample bottle of this
famous kidney remedy, Swamp-Root sent
free by mail. postpaid. by which you may
ire ii Z
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GENERAL SMITH LAID TO REST.
United States Omcer Il Buried In Ar
linEtoh Cemetery.

Philadelphia, March s.-Funeral services
over tie body Of Major General William
Farrar Smith. u 5. A. who died Satur-
day night, were held IN St. Stephenss
Protestant Episcopal Church here to-day.
After the services the body was taken 10
Washington over the Pennsylvania read
for interment in Arlington Cemetery
The pallbearers were General Isaac Wis
tar. Doctor s. Weir Mitchell. Admiral
Charles F.. Clark. Colonel r. F. Ct,lllnan,
Colonel F. J. Crilly. Colonel ]. X. Fleming,
Doctor ]. A. Draper and Philip Schuyler.
MRS. MARGARET A KAID.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Eldorado ILL.,. March 9-Mrs. Margaret A.
kaid Sc years DID, formerly of Perry County.
Indiana. died her home in this city at
O'Clock this morning.
JAMES sUMMERwELL
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cairo. Ill. March flames Summerwell. one
OF Cairo's oldest citizens. died to-day. He came
TO Cairo. ffty-one years ago.
MRS. VICTORIA BASS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. March 3-Mrs Victoria
Bass. azet IS years. wife Of one OF the we'll
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NEW HOTEL At PIAsA.
Structure on Chautnaqua Grounds
VIII Cost S25, 900.

A meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Chsutauqua Hotel and Development Com
pany was held at Jerseyvile yesterday and
proposition Was carried to increase the
and considered plans for the new hotel
which will be erected at Piasa ChautsuQua
meeting was called for the ChautauQua
grounds on April I, at which time the plans
will likely be completed and the contract
let for the construction of the edifice which
's to be completed by June /
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DID NOT RECUPERATE HIS HEALTH.
Professor william Key of Central
College Dies at Columbia.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPI BIC SPEC1AL
Fayelte. Mo-, March 3-Professor VIII
liam Key. who occupied the chair of mod
ern languages in Central College OF this
a years release 10 recuperate his broken
health. died yesterday at the home of his
brother-in-iaw, Profe ssor Allen of the State
lumbia to-day. The faculty of Centra! Col
lege and large delegation of students at
tended the funeral.
Professor Key was one Of the best-known
educators in the State He leaves a wife
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Hardin Paper Sold.


Hardin. ILL.,. March 3.-H NJ Cornick to-
day sold his paper. the Calhoun Times
start his new Democratic paper. the Jersey
County News. at Jerseyville. as soon as he
can get his steam printing outfit there and
In running order The frst issue Of the new
publication will appear March 20
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HIS RESIGNATION is ACCEPTED.
Judge Schaefer of Belleville Dis
trict Will Retire.

Springfield, ILL.,. March Ex-Governor Yates
to-day received and accepted the resigna-
tion Of NJ. W. Schaefer as Judge of the
Circuit Court in the Third judicial Circuit.
Judge Schaefer resides at Belleville. and
his resignation will take effect March 4.
from the Third judicial District was in con-
sultation with Governor Yates this after
noon regarding the appointment of sue
cessor to Judge Schaefer.
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Church al Alton has appointed a commil-
tee consisting OF Nelson Lewis and IL. ;.
Lewis to consult architects with a view TO
remodeling their house OF worship. 1he
present structure wal built in 1851. The
church was partially wrecked in cyclone
IN 1860. The congregation Is one OF the
most prominent In the Atoms
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John Ashford resident of Green County,
died yesterday at his home north of Green
field, after short illness with the grin.
The funeral will be Thursday morning from
the First Baptist Church at Greenfield Mr.
Ashford was 81 years old and the father of
thirteen children. all of whom are living
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Boy Killed in Coal Mine.

REPI Bic SPECIAL.
Bevfer. Mo-. March 3.-Omer Phipps aged
- years. mule driyer in Mine No CT of
the Central Coal and Coke Company. was
killed in the mine this morning BY being
run over with trip Of loaded cars of coal
he was bringing out. His parents reside
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Police Seek Ml..tu. 1,,r,.

The police have been requested to find
Eveline Adams. 10 years DID, who ran away
from her heme at No. 1851 Coxzens avenue
on February 20. Her mother reported her
disappearance to the police.
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EAST SIDE NEWS.

tracks just inside the st. Clair County line.
1t was removed to Collinsville and from
there Coroner NcCracken Of ST. Clair Conn-
ty was notified. Under the law ne can only
hold an inquest in st. Clair County, and It
was necessary 10 carry the body back to
within the st. Clair County line. There a
fury was impaneled and the inquest was
held
The jury returned verdict OF death from
unknown causes.
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Re Won't Die

OF consumption is a remark often made
Of a fleshy man. The remark expresses
the popular recognition of the fact that
the sign of consumption is emaciation,
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under FALSE pretensPs and wa ssn'eacei
4" the Madison County J1! al E!TaTds-
vic. Frank Leach pleaded q: lily 10 the
charge CT burglary and was sentenced 10
the chester iastitutICa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

Oscar O'Danlels was yesterday convicted
OF bigamy in the Alton City Court and WIFI
be sentenced to the Southern Illinois Peni-
Tertiary at Chester. Oscar Mayfied plead
ed guilty TO the charge of obtaining money
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N0NPkRTISAN LEAGUE
APPROVES MUNICIPAL TICKET.
Joseph Mcamber VIII He n Candidate
for City Clerk o. East
St. Louis.

The practical launching of the Nonpart-
san League movement IL East St. Louis
municipal affairs created a stir among the
East Side politicians yesterday. especially
as the names of the men who are candidates
command the respect of citizens.
In addition to the names of the candidates
printed yesterday in The Republic. Joseph
Meamber. railroad clerk, is announced as
candidate for City Clerk on the Nonparti-
san League ticket.
The ticket thus will be headed by Judge
Silas Cook of the City Court for Mayor and
Will be supported BY Maurice V. joyce for
City Assessor and Frank KurrUs for City
Treasurer. with Joseph Meamber for City
Clerk.
These names were presented at the meet
ing Of the Executive Committee OF tn. Nom
partisan League last evening and were APP
proved and the men will. in all probab ility
be the candidates for these offices.
According TO the opinion of old-time poll
tcians OF East St. Louis. the ticket is one
or the strongest ever put ont in that NUM-
cipality and II is expected that there will be
warm campaign between the candidates
of thr Citizens Party ana the Nonpartisan
lIea-ue. The Citizens party candidates
probably will formally announce their can
didacy the latter part OF this week.
East side Items
Mis-. Dorothy lost ~ Brighton place enter
Mrs Dave McCouaughy OF Veronica avenue
VIII entertain the Twentieth Century Euchre
Club on March L.
Mrs. James Moody will entertain the wedues-
DAY Club this morning.
w. A. Roaenberg has returned from WASH
iugton.
The East St. Louis Retail Merchants Asso-
citation will move into rooms in the Boui build
ing.
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BURIED WITH HIS SHOTGUN.
South jenkins, Hunter. Made Re
quest Oh Deathbed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Mount Vernon. Ind. March 3.-South Jen-
kins. ore of the pioneers eff Posey County.
died to-day. aged ~ years. He was hunter
OF some renown and a shotgun. powder horn
and razor were placed in his coffin at his re-
quest.
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BODY CARRIED ACROSS LINE.

Coroner McCracken Complies With
Technical Provision of the Law.
Coroner r. Y. McCracken held an inquest
under difficult circumstances yesterday
morning over the body of William Collier
In the public road at the-St. Clair County
line on the Collinsville road.
Golfers body was found on the Nandalia
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ney. bladder and uric acid diseases, poor
digestion. when Obliged to pass your water
frequently night ard day. smarting or frrt-
tation in passing. brick-dus; or sediment IN
the urine. headache. backache. lame back.
dizziness. sleepessness. nervousness. heart
disturbance due to bad kidney trouble. skin
eruptions from bad blood. neuralgia. rheu-
matism. diabetes. bloating. irritability.
worn-out feeling, lack of ambition. loss of
flesh. sallow complexion. or Bright's disease.
II your water when allowed to remain TN
disturbed in glass or bottle for twenty
four hours. forms a sediment settling or
has a cloudy appearance, 1t Is evidence that
your kidneys and bladder need immediate
attention.
Swamp-Root is the great discovery Of Or.
Kilmer. the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist. Hospitals use it with wonderful
success in both slight and severe cases.
Doctors recommend 1t TO their patients and
use II in their own families. because they
recognize in Swamp-Root the greatest and
most successful remedy.
Swamp Root is pleasant to take. and Is
for sale the world over at druggists in bot
ties OF two sizes and two prices-ffty cents
and one dollar. Remember the NAME
Swamp-Root DR.. KilElers Swamp-Root.
and the address, Binghamton. n. Z. on
every bottle.
ltest symptoms OF kidney or bladder trouble.
history, send at once to DR.. kilme- & CO.,
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In alishting from "a buggy yesterday morning
Mrs. Agnes Miller OF West Granite City slipped
the Undiscovered step and in falling struck
her head against the rear wheel. She rem
dered unconscious.
An entertainment will be given Saturday
night by Granite City Camp. Modern Woodmen,
Fraternal Hall.
The police OF Granite City have been re-
quested to endeavor to locate Sarah Kramer. II
years old. who has been missing from her home
at Monticello H. since January. She Is sup
posed to have worked at one OF the Granite City
factories.
A Venice branch OF the carpenters and join
union will be organized tonight at Brathun's
Hall
was robbed early yesterday morning. Consid-
cradle clothing and some iewelry are missing