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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07

To build the elaborate garden planned
in connection with its display the Jap
anese Royal Commission desires more
space that has been allotted TO II By the
Worlds Fair Company.
S. Tejima. Japan's Commissioner Cen
eral. who arrtyed In ST. Louis Monday
evening. visited President Francis OF the
Fair yesterday and presented his creden-
tials. He made kGpwn TO Mr.. Francis
the desire Of the commission for additional
space
The garden feature will be one OF the
most remarkable ever seen in this coun-
Try. II sufficient area is granted in which
tn carry II out. The landscape wrTf. for
which Japan is famous. will be executed
under the direction of X. Foukouba, Ex-
pert in chief OF the Imperial Gardens at
Tokyo.
Mr.. Foukouba is considered the leading
landscape architect Of Japan. and bis Gre
ations in gardening are known to land
scape men throughout the world. The
garden he will make AZ tle Fair XIII be
typically japanese. 1; viii lie a tea gar
den. and in It will be planted numerous
varieties OF the =arast chvysan .hcmUms
grown in Japan, where that i!ower is the
Mikado's emblem.
In the afternoon Mr.. felima was taken
over the grounds by Theodore Hardee,
assistant to Secretary Stevens. With them
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07
EX-P0STMASTER GENERAL
WILSON S. BISSELL DEAD.
Member OF CIeveIand's Cabinet
Passes Away at Buffalo After
Long Illness.

Buffalo. n. Y. Oct. s-wnson s. Bissen.
former Postmaster General. died at l0l5
O'Clock tonight. At about noon he sank
Into deep sleep. and Il was with dim
Guilty that he was aroused at intervals
during the afternoon for nourishment and
medicine. The end came easily and peace
fully.
Doctor Dewitt Sherman. the physician.
who has been attending him during his
recent illness and members Of the family.
we're at his bedside
Mr.. Bissell suffered from complications
thought to be akin to Bright's disease. al
though not wen understood
On June / Mr.. Bisselrs trouble became
50 serious that he was sent TO New York
to consult specialists. II was thought an
operation would be performed. but after
an examination the specialists decided
that II would be better for the patient
first to rebuild his health. He was sent
70 his summer home. Bar HarbOr. where
he spent several weeks In September he
returned to Buffalo. Some important legal
matters in which ne was interested were
disposed Of. and Mr. Bissen was again
forced to bed.
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II Z Diehls: Hobart E. c. Harper: Hobart
Circuit. % be supplied. Lawtons Marion Porter
tNS.H I, .l'I5 W., ~ u - ~ ~; ,I;,Ii SoTntain
HaT and cod Spri9gs william settle PieTs- W
EIr iiiyE XEri.- - ;rSris5. 'I Sisil.s ana
Lo0kebs v W. wetmore; snyder and India
6e supplied: Fgss and Elk City. 70 be supplied :
Hydro. James Monroe: weatheFford, 70 be sup
Guthrie DIstrics-H. A. Doty OF Okarche.
Presiding Esder. Altona. V, W. Young; cash
ion. 20 be supplied Dover. y. 2 Wood: Fair
J. ". p BoRsr: Gathris. { J. HoTes: ii' Hack
berry. J. N. Thomas; Hennessy. J; Z
1iTis' SaTd Kiti ha'h1'ncSs 81 Hsroa: Kingas6sr.
5. II Nickles; KingfsheT Circuit
<. GoWan: Mat1si. J. 4, Brown: okErehe' n.
o. Moore: Okeeae. b. {. Wolfe: Osceols. W.
Putnam b T. %rth FEoiaSsaS RSssSs O. H1mmsr
Tal0ga, 10 Be supplied: Watonga. 70 Be supplied :
Kleinstsiber: Thomas ana custer city. J. II.
johnson
-oklshoma Cl,y. Dis,riss-J. T; Rilsy. Pr,ssldiRs
smith; 49, 1 Stokes Stokes. B'issS1 5Isis9 Edwin n
Riley, p. J. Everett: Eimond. A V. KneifeeTi
eeF. ". a BsIby: Kendricii. Il. =. Innian !;
Moore. z L MeIreaTyii Marena Circuit. ! W.
Barnes: oklahoma city, First Church, r. r.
Day: Second church. / \ Ross; Oklahoma
Hoenin: Perkins. c. .. Jones: Purcell J, I.
Hefiey: Prague. 20 be supplied: Shawnee. J. =
Burt: stroud and Brissow. Il. G. Ross; still III
Reynolds. weilston; II. L. cloud; wanette. 7.
NJ Burmlnchams Wheetland and Mustang. TO
Be supplied. Yukon. r. n. Pratt. II z swan.
superintendent Cf N. Antisaiocn League: p Il.
Rankin. agent Of the Epworih University.
Perry District-E- : lStockweil. Presiding Il
der. Ferry. Asbury and Mount Carmel. J. l.
Dawson: Billing r ~ Grant: blackwell. W
Z Woodward; blackburn Circuit, ". II Gerke:
Rranian +. r Barber: Cleveland. 5. g Elwell;
Cropper Circuit. y. 1. HoopinEarnerj Deer
Greek Circuit James A Webb: Dixie Circuit
to be supplied. Excelsior and ReTTy chapel.
r. L. Knuckies: CARRIER. n. J. Brewer. Glen
coe Circuit, Il A. Manker: Hunter. J a. Davis;
Jennings and Quay. g G Brannon. haH city.
n n Alden: kildare. s. Z. Turner: Lamont,
T. J. Crumley: Sardin, J. T Beach; Newkirk.
A r. Grant: Pawhusila, G. S. Hi. Pawnee,
r. - Black: Pawnee Mission. A. G. Murray:
Packham and Plsinview. p. W. Blackwell:
Perry. c. F. MeGaha: PerTy, Circuit. d; p.
Hoiout: Poncn City. Il. H Miller: Ponca Ms
sion. A J, Slmms: Ralston Circuit J. =
Piled: salt Fork and Pleasant Hi, ". 7. Tor
hett- TankawH. c. Z. Adams: =. s. Foxy. mis-
sionary 20 Ealispeli. II. q. Beck. ". G. Har-
rio.t J. l. BiIby. H p. Mcbride. W. NJ. Por-
ter and Marx white left without appointments
TO attend school.
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TERRITORY APPOINTMENTS.
Bishop Walden Gives Out
Charges to Methodist Pastors.
pFpr-prrc cnrrr.r

| REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Guthrie Ok. Oct. 6-The twelfth an
nual session Of the Oklahoma Annual
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory closed to-day. The appointments for
the coming year. as read by Bishop Wal
den. are as follows:
Eastern District-A y. Craft. Presiding Elder.
South McAlester. 1. T. Alton and WyAndotte,
G. ". Sydman; Broken Arrow and catOosa, NJ
L. Cole: Caddo and Stringtown. J. D. Wagner:
Chelsea, A. T. Maxwell; Claremore and was-
Oner. A. L Snyder; Collinsvilie and short Noun
tain. Jesse Uhler. Hawthorne. J W. Stewart;
HoIdenyine. W. Smith: Kennedy. K. K-Wilson;
Krebs and Anderson. o. A. Wright: Lehigh and
Coal Gate. ]. V. Watson: Miami and Pryor
Greek. W. F. jordan; NowatR, 70 be supplieds
Lenepha and Oologa, J. w Haynes: Sallisaw,
Joshua Closd: South McAlesteT. W. H Tai
mage Tahlequah. C. Z. Groves: Timberlake.
A II. Feils: Tulsa. J. II. y. Cobb: wliberton.
the Reverend Mr.. BrasheaE: welestka. W. s.
Browning: WIster and Howe. William Clapham:
oWasso. George F. Putnam: Sapulpa. ~ Z
BraHhall: BartlesyiIle. c. b. Larrabee.
Eider. Enid Aiva- / F. Hodse: Ava circuit.
J. r. Melo. August, A. y. Eatons Byron w.
e J5hns6i; % csaTiesio P. J PiizasSSn; CSeIo-
3. s FiPRisy; Drif.Eeod' E $ TaTessh: T5aid
ley. c. Z. Calame; Jefferson. A L
es5''hsid eey sRd ETsaiih Amen W 1. sRSasI: f La La
homa, r. z J. Johnson; May and supply
S. g Clarke. MedfOrd. L. L. DrsgEer; oleta. J.
A. Cummings. Pond Creek G. r Heatun: Guin-
Ian. W Z. Derr. RenfrOw, Orlando Stephenson: /:
RinWood. J. A. Str0use: T1mberlska. J. z. Hen
dersons Waklta. Z l. Nickelsun: Waukomis,
Z. +. s. Darby: Waynoka, r. J. Ferguson; /;
woodward. J. W. Kendall: Yellowstone. W. h
CrUpohs G y. Botdorn. assistant agent for the
annuity association. Howard Thompson. con-
ference evangelist for the Il Reno. Enid and
Guthrie districts
Fl Reno District-J. p. Palmer. Presiding
Elder Granite: Anadarko. 7. Il. Lille: Ana
Clark. Calumet. James z Millsape; Cooper
own-Rooseyelt, TO be supplied: Cordell. II. W.
all: Elgin and Sterling. TO be supplied II
Reno. c. g. Cole: Erick Circuit. p. T. Shields:
Fort Cobb and Carnegie. c. s. Britton. Freder-
iclC and Manitou. II. J. Davis: Granite and
Leger. J. =. Evans: Grimes District.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07
GENERAL DOMEsTIC.

Representatives Of the United States
Shipbuilding Company argue in a New
Jersey court for a reversal Of the order
by which a receiver for the concern was
appointed.
Tho dividend on United States Steel Cor
poration's common stock is reduced one
half as result Of reduced business.
Three more lines have withdrawn from
the shipping trust in as far as the compact
applies to first and second cabin passen-
gers. A merry rate war Is predicted.
The Priests Of Pallas parade at Kansas
City was prevented last night by rain. 1t
Will be given tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Levitt depart
from st. Joseph, Mo-. for ST. Louis.
The Creek Council convenes at Okmul-
gee. I. 7. In his message Chief Porter
Gdvices against the sale Of allotments un-
der the present rules. He scores the In
terror Department. but praises the work
Of the Dawes Commission.
Hebrew pupils at q st. Joseph school re-
fuse to repeat the Lords Prayer after
their teacher.
Rain aids the escape OF dynamiters. who
try TO wreck a Northern Pacific train near
Helena.
The clerk OF the Kansas City. Kas..
Board OF Education admits that he re-
ceived money from insurance agents who
insured the public schools. Teachers also
have complained that they were held up"
for various sums to retain their positions.
and q Grand-Jury investigation is prom
ised.
Christian Feller dies at Avena. Ill, fol-
lowing his wife. son and daughter. all Of
whom have died in the last few months.
An apparent shortage Of 5000 in the ac-
counts Of trustees in charge OF property
belonging "a Mrs.. Florence Maybrick is
disclosed by the proceedings at New York
in which the famous English prisoner de-
mands an accounting.
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


7. o. Bolt has novel collection OF
Christian Endeavor papers from foreign
countries
Darlington files a motion quashinE the
indictment charging him with murder.
Akins faction is not worried over Gus
tins movement against present leader
ship Of Republican party.
Mrs. Fletcher loses suit for the posses
sion OF her child by former marriage.
A bill was introduced in the City Council
TO allow a private company 10 put in the
street waste-psper boxes. the city to re-
ceive Is per cent Of the receipts for ad-
vertfsinG thereon.
The Japanese Commissioner to the
Worlds Fair asked for more space for a
unique garden.
The Yelled Prophet paid his twenty
sixth annual visit to st. Louis. the ball at
the Merchants Exchange being & bril-
liant event.
Edward J. Adreon grapples with negro
burglar he found hiding in sons room.
Judge Adams gives sweeping instruc-
tons to the Federal Grand jury 20 inves-
tigate naturalization frauds and get
rich-quick' concerns.
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New York, Oct. s.-Arrived: Finland,
Antwerp; PotsdRm. Rotterdam and Bou-
logne; Deutschland. Hamburg. soutnamp-
ton and Cherbourg; Kaiserin Maria Their
esia, Bremen and Southampton: Anchoria,
Glasgow.
New York. Oct. 6-Arrfved: Oscar II.
Copenhagen; Armenian. Liverpool. Sailed:
Cevic, Liverpool; Kronprinz wilhelm. Bre-
men.
Naples. Oct s.-Arrived: California, Leg
horn. for New York.
Naples. Oct e-sailed: Nespolitar
Prince, New York.
Genoa, Oct s-sailed: nEuris. New
York
London. Oct. s-saiIed: Lancastrian,
Boston.
Liverpool. oCt. s.-Arrived: Devonian,
Boston, via Portland
Queenstown. Oct 6-Arrived: Noord-
land. Philadelphia, and proceeded.
Bremen, Oct. 6.-Arrived: Bremen, New
York; Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. New
York. via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
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SPORTING

Browns win third game Of post-season
series with Cardinals by score Of 10 to ?
Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were The -Four Hundred, Sting, Launay,
Two Lick. Mendol and Lasso.
Pittsburg defeated Boston by score Of
to-4 In championship game.
Washington University plays North
western at League Park Saturday.
Drawings have been arranged for the
city tennis championship.
High School and the Barnes Medical Col
lege teams play at Forest Park to-day.
Veteran athletes Of the city will meet
Saturday in q special athletic tourney at
the Laughlin farm in ST. Louis County.
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were y. Kanzaki. Assistant Commissioner
General. Mr.. FOukouba. X Suzuki and Y.
Namaja.
Mr.. Tejima was Japan's Commissioner
at the Chicago Columbian Exposition. and
he has seeL all the international expo
sit:Ons Of the last two decades. The 81.
Louis Worlds Fair. he says. viii far eN-
held. The grounds and buildings exceed,
he says. any idea he had formed 0f them.
Before leaving the grounds. tie Com
miSsioners held 4 conference with Isaac
Taylor. Director OF Works. relative 70 OBJ
tanning additional space. II Il believed
that arrangements can be made by which
the desired area can be granted. Inc
Japanese location IS on the hill just east
OF Skinker road. and west OF the Ma
chinErE building
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TIMER ELECTED PRESIDENT.
st. Louis Man Heads Architecture
al League of America.

The meeting Of the Architectural League
Of America closed last night with ban
quet at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
At the business session W. 3. Ittner OF
this city was chosen president. an ONCE
that involves the selection OF the Exec
utive Board. which will be made " Of
local members. Pittsburg. Pa. was chos-
en- as the place for holding the next con-
vention.
At the banquet Oscar Enders presented
to each member a blue print reproduc-
tion OF his original lyrics. Z. c. Garden
OF Chicago sang several German songs.
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TO BE CITED FOR CONTEMPT.
Orphanage Superintendent Cen
sured Because Boy Departs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
San Francisco. Cal. Oct s.-Because
John Lee McGowan. the 13-year-old charge
OF the San Francisco Society for the Pro
lection OF Children. was ared with a de-
sire 10 follow horses in the capacity Of
a Jockey. and departed from here. Z. L
wadham. secretary OF that organization
and superintendent OF its orphanage. Is 10
be cited for contempt Of court before
Judge CofIey Of the Probate Division.
The boy Is said TO be in St Louis with
Dan Honig. better known to local turf
followers as Peach" Honig. who made an
Intellectual attempt last April 20 secure
letters Of guardianship. As Honig Is with
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Mr.. Dickinson OF American counsel in
the Alaska boundary hearing quotes Lord
Alverstone's own words used in a former
debate to prove that England's attitude
has been reversed. apparently without
cause.
An electric car on an experimental line
IN Germany attains a speed OF Is 4-5 miles
an hour, without damage TO machinery or
track.
japan. while processing to hope for an
smicEble agreement with Russia on all
points Of difference. is fully prepared for
war, II that should come.
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rtnh,, Pavilion Let.

S. T. Whitaker. Utah's Commissioner OF
Exhibits at the Worlds Fair. Jet the con-
tract yesterday for the erection Of the
pavilion OF his State. The award was
made 10 Lange &Bsrgstrom. the contract
price being 5000 The structure Will be
located between New Jerseys pavilion and
the Inside Inn. in the Southeastern part
Of fha grounds
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PatroImnn 1Iclham stricken.

Patrolman Charles Eickham, OF the
Fourth Police District. was taken TO the
City Hospital yesterday morning from his
home. No. 4a11A Ashland avenue. suffering
from stroke OF apopleNy- Shortly after
his arrival he lapsed into inconsistencies,
remaining IN that condition during the
DAY. His case is considered serious
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To-DAYs NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterdays bank clearings were SS.sT4.-
Ss2 balances s.. .O14.O01. Local discount rates
were between and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York, 1Oc premium bid, 15c premium asked;
Chicago, Far bid, sc premium asked; Gin
c.nnati Louisville and New Orleans, 10c
discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed higher at $50 dsgTsc Dec,
s5izGs7c No. = red. Corn closed higher at
tO74c bid Dec. 43lzd44c No. ? mixed. Oats
closed at 55i4c bid Dec, 5sQ3slsc No. ,
mixed.
The local market tor SPOT cotton was
.achanged
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WERE MARRIED AT 4 A. N.
CentrnIia Couple Wanted TO Escap
From Their Friends.

CentrnIia Couple Wanted TO Escape
From Their Friends.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Centralia, Ill, Oct 6.-HalIie Andrews
and Miss Bessie Robinett were married at
O'Clock this morning and took the early
train for St Louis. where they will spend
a few days before returning to Cen
tralia- Their object in leaving so early
was to escape the delicate attentions Of
a large number Of friends.
PAINE-BARNETT.
Of circieviiie and Miss Elizabeth Barnett OF
clay City KY. were married here to-day.
BRoDERICK-o'CoHNE
odin, Ill, Oct. s..-,Miss Nellie oConnell Of
Indianapolis and Mr.. william Brodsrick Of
Champaign. m. were married here this morn
ing. Amer q short Eastern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Broderick viii return TO Champaign, where they
will make their home.
wELFoRD-DAvIs.
Evansville IND, Oct tine wedding Of
S essrS 10y Phd 81 asmEPS5 took Se 1Ra al Mo
gsnileld. Ky, this afternoon After an eisb-
parted for Memphis. where they will reside
JONEjRussELL
Terrell. Tex, oct. e.-Mr. Ben s. Jones and
AisE Naomi Russell were married near here
sTRUTMAN-KATTERHE
Evansville. Ind, Oct 6.-diss Nettie Katter-
henry Of Huntinghurg. Ind. and MT Ed Strut
oRAN-EDwARDs.
Evansville Ind. oct. 6.-The wedding Of Miss
snsboro. Fy. was solsmnizsd here this after
A sToUT-KLosTERMAN
Klosternail. only daughter OF L. ?. Klosfer-
.sss afternoon al the RiveryieT Hotel
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okIahoma IncorporatIop,


Guthrie. Ok, Oct s-Secretary Crime. Is
sued charters to-day 20 Southwest Telephone
EnfnTsny oi trederick, OK capital stock SIS
fNs % build lines IN Cncdo. Washifa Greer
Siovs and Cornanche counties. Inc1rporators-
J. = Aetlenahan. 2 L. James. & b. XIX
The Rural Telephone Company Of Pond Creek:
capital stock. 500. IncorpurafoFs-H F. Wii-
nans. J. Il Dunkia and A d. MILAN. an of
Pend Greek
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TILLMAN JUROR is SICK
Trial Is Postponed a Day on That
Account.

Lexington. 8 c. Oct s.-The Tulman
trial was postponed until tomorrow on
account Of the illness Of one OF the Jurors
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saloon nnmnEed hr Fire.

Fire last night partly destroyed the "a
loon and clearinghouse conducted by
Mrs. Anna Harmon at No. S0S4 Maple ave
nue. causing a damage OF s1.5O0. The
flames originated on the second floor,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07
MRS EDWARD J. MORGAN
Who Is better known Miss Helen Bertra the actress

were Julius o. SchwiiI. Chicago: a Mrs..
o'Neil OF Detroit and Helen Bertram's 8
year-old daughter, Rosina Henley.
IN Chicago Mr.. Morgan and his wife oe-
cupied adjoining suites in the stratford
Hotel. Mr.. Morgan when seen tonight
positively denied the report
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out the Jurisdiction OF court legal pro
ceedings Will include only Wadham, who
states that he has telegraphed TO St Louis
abouts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07

Now is the time to paint" ]. 5. Dow
ling & Co. house and sign painting.
2223 FRANKLIN avenue Two phones.
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Unusually Low rates. October 20,

Via Illinois Central to New Orleans and
points Southeast South and Southwest.
Full particulars. SOS North Broadway. St.
Louis. No.
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REPuRLIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Oct s-It Is reported that
Edward }. Morgan of THE Eternal City"
and Helen Bertram. he actress. secretly
were married a; wlnd1or. Canada week
ago Those present / at the ceremony
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4 GUARANTEED CURE FOh FILES
Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles
Your druggist will refund money II Pazc
Ointment fails TO cure in to Il days. 5Oc
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overcome MIth vertIEo.

While he was watching the start OF ths
parade near Twenty-hrst and Walnut
streets, Doctor George Sheridan OF No. 1i25
North Jefferson avenue. was overcome
with vertigo and fell on the curbstone. An
ambulance was called and he was taken
10 the City Hospital
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07

Bloomington, Ill. Oct s.-Mr. William Paine
Of Circleville and Miss Elizabeth Barnett Of
Clay City. KY. were married here to-day.
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Cane Girardeau No. Oct 6-Miss Clare
Klosternaz only daughter OF L. r. Kloster-
man. and Captain John stout were married
->ts afternoon al the RiveryieE Hotel
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-07

Odin, III, OCT t,.Miss NeIIle q ConneII q
Champaign. M. were married here this morn
ing. After q short Eastern trip Mr- and Mrs.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-01-22

weeks visit with Mrs. Wycke's brother
Mr.. Mowrey of this place.
William McGlassion and Perry Yea
ger We're business callers in Agency
Thursday.
Walter Curtis returned home Fri
day after being absent several weeks
taking a course of treatment for his
eyes.
Miss Helen Beall. who is one of the
teachers in Agency school, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Beall of this place.
This community was saddened by
the death of Mrs. e. Steiner, which oc-
Cured Thursday morning. She left
to mourn her death an aged husband,
Emanuel Steiner, and three sons, DAY.
id, of Kansas City, Mo-. E. N, and Aus
tin Steiner of this place, and one
daughter, Mrs. William Johnston of
Agency. Mrs. Steiner was kind and
true neighbor and an affectionate wife
and loving mother. The family have
the heartfelt sympathy of all their
friends and neighbors. The funeral
services were conducted at the late
residence Friday afternoon at l o'clock
and interment was made in the Agency
cemetery. Rev. Kendrick assisted by
Rev. j. B. Hill conducted the last sad
rites for the deceased. All of Mrs.
Sterner's children were with her at
the time of her death. but the eldest
son, David, who arrived in time for the
funeral
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siaourney.

Sigourney, Jan. 20.-F. D.Snaken-
berg is assisting in the Sigourney Saw
ings bank at odd times.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Anton E. Jacobson, 90, and Lillian R.
Stone, 49, Gilmer |. Coffman, %, and
Edna Arard, 81.
David Parkhill, wife and children
are visiting at the parental John Jes-
sup home.
Miss Hook has returned to Ames,
having drilled the high school con-
testants for several days.
VIM. Ritzinger, living five miles
southwest of town, killed n gray wolf
that weighed eighty pounds.
A. L. Brolliar has returned from
Galesburg, H., where he bought a
we'll bred trotting yearling stallion.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents in Sigourney, on Monday even
ing. January 10, Anton Jacobson to
Miss Lillian Stone.
1t is announced that the Methodist
Episcopal revival meetings will con-
tinue throughout the month of Janu,
airy.
Rev. Strawn preached his salutatory
sermon at the Christian church Sun
day evening.
VIM. Beatty is recovering from his
wound nicely. He rests well and his
circulation is pretty fair. DR.. Oliver
predicts that he will be up in Il week
or so.