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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

T Tss 3, . .Us es. H sa s sh
Of eos Captain Harry Nishois
81 St sous hos. to that saS place While Ss With
the boat. She carried out some big excursaons
Cairo. captain Nichols viii remain in Cairo I'm
I'll he receives another engagement to 80 OUT
Ss fss oissr sna'
Dick Fowler TO Cairo on time. The Richardson g. t9
DOWN as Ga sh Is rhs sly
aad eas on time. Business 8; quiet
sna ss 1s Rect AYE achss asSss low
Weather cloudy and cooler The Dubuque psse eS
from p saIy GPas Pen depass.d
with the vivian for the Ohio River. where nc
Memphis Tenn. Aug The river here STANDS
rs feet en- the gauge fall Of i II inc li m
n m. for ,Ashport The receipts by river to-day
Weather fair and warm. Boats down Gns srstt
NJ J a m. Columbia at 30 a. m ana sar's m
Pas fss show es boat. M a1i1sd az ssS chester
is due up.
saps G ASs down. pf Il faEs At
M; Argand up at a m. Barrett down AZ noon q
ss and " .n. The sas ssss
,a Mis- Aug ss ssass e;eafsa
The Warren cleared. The city OF Wheeling Is
due
Warsaw, III. Aug 7.-Gauge reads -. rise
OF = IN "a hours Cloudy and cool Silver Sren
and Percy Swain passed up.
Louisville. Aug. River failing. In canal
~; on falls. rs; below locks, 81. Weather
New Orleans La Aug. Weather partly
cloudy. Arrived: hatcher, The Bends.
w wss Clear Aa and Cooled fss s
Parkersburg IL a m
Evansville. Aug. l. River feet; falling.
Clear. warmer.
Cincinnati. Aug T.. River ST feet: rising.
Clear. warm.
Plttsburs,, Aus. - River 30 feet: rising.
Cloudy cool.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
TRIES TO END LIFE IN HOTEL.
Man Supposed to Be Theodore
Geising Found in DYING Condition.

A man supposed to be Theodore W. Gel
sing was found in semiconscious condi-
ton in q room at the Owens Hotel. Sixth
and Walnut streets. yesterday afternoon.
and when brought to the City Dispensary
symptoms Of poisoning were discovered.
Powder. supposed to be morphine, was
found in his room. and 1t 70 thought thai
Geising attempted to commit suicide. AT
the City Hospital Doctor Brown worked
with him for several hours in an attempt
to save his life, but late last night Geistng' .
condition gave no hope Of his recovery.
the police that GeisinS registered there
Thursday at midnight. He remained IN his
room. Owens said, until discovered about
$40 yesterday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
ment introduced by Captain Boyos ths
Council adjourned to meet in regular se01on
Tuesday, instead Of Friday, as has bean the
custom Tor the Last month.
A. J. o'RElLLY GETS WATCH.
Presented to Him by Members Of
Fire Department.


A watch and chain was presented 10 A J.
o'Reilfy, former Supervisor Of CITY LIGHT
ing. By the members Of the Fire Dspaxt-
ment last night At Eng1ne-hcuse NO &
Chief swtnslsy made the pressntatton
speech.
OReiIly was asked to come to the engine
house to umpire . game Of handbau be-
tween members Of No. rs house and those
Of No. & When be arrived he found about
nifty members Of the Fire Department n
hand to greet him II
Chief 6wtngiey said that the relations -
tween the Fire Department and the CITY
Lighting Department had always bean most
cordial and O'Reilly's appearances At 6re8
had always been depended upon, since he
had inaugurAted the practice.
Mr.. OReil1y's initials are engraved on
one side Of the case and 1907 on the other:
10 A. j ORei1.y az a token Of esteem tom
friends on the st Louis Fire Department"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
HI M's TO HOLD coNcLayE.
Will Pass Judgment on Charges"
Against Recording Secretary.

The members Of the recently orRanassd
but popular Order Of H-Krs. VINO Include
many young men residing In the vicinity Of
Cook and Vandeventer avenues. VIII msee
In solemn conclave at their VISUAL rendane
vous on Vandeventer avenpa tonight q,
pass Judgment on the "charSOss reoeutly
preferred against the recording secretary Q
the order.
President Lorsns and other od1clalp rs6uso
to disclose the nature Of the charges"
MeDbers Of the H-Kfs are ofaciAlly noti.
ned 10 attend the meeting and important ~.
suits are expected to follow the conclavo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
sTREET-cAR TRAFFIC. RESUMED.
East Side Suburban Service Again in
Operation.

Operation.
The East st. Louis and Suburban Electric
Railway. which was crippled by the storm
Wednesday, when three smokestacks were
demolished, resumed service on every d.
vision yesterday afternoon and General
Manager L c. Haynes, last evening stated
that the old schedules which have been
cut down because of lack Of sufficient pow
er would be resumed by this evening.
The company has been getting power from
the st. Louis Transit Company to- operate
Its bridge cars and 1t has placed In SER
vice again the old East st. Louis power
house and the old power-house on the Col
linsville road. The bluff power station ID
supplying power for the Suburban line. One
Of the generators at the new power station
was put In operation yesterday afternoon,
the workmen having erected a temporary
ffty-foot stack.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

Thu. Illinois Telephone Company has WIN
Drawn its petition to the Jerseyyills City Council
city limits ARRANGEMENTS have been complsted
With the Jerseyviis Telephone Company Whereby
used by the subscribers Of the latter.
Editor J. II. Page Of the Jerseyvills Demo
crat and Mrs. Page have gone to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Engel Of Jessyvills havs
Gone to West Baden, Ind.
Professor J. Pike Of Jsrseyvils has gone to
Idaho to spend the summer.
Mayor and Mrs. Clarence Miles have returned
to Hastings. Neb. after visiting with relatives
in Jerseyville
Thu Reverend Doctor Jay A. Ford win OCCUPY
the pulpit OF the First Baptist Church in Jer-
SEVILLE after q months vacation spent at the
P1asa Chautauaua. where he served ~ the su-
nerintendent of the platform.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Army Orders.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Warrington. Aug. Army ordsrs v9o
issued to-day a. follows:
First Lieutenant Guy w. Henry GowSA Cuv.
airy. will report to Colonel Camille C. Carr, pfsaL
dent Of the Examining Board at Fort &nsy,
Kas.. for examination for promotion.
Leave for two months 10 granted 6eooud H01.
tenant Edward c. Wells. Tenth Cavalry
Gardner. Twelfth Infantry. Il sxf1nded enc
month.
The extension Of leave GRANTED Flrse IAsufsusus
T. H. Rubottom. Ninth Cavalry. II further q.
tended one month.
First Lieutenant Malin Craig Sixth Cayairy
will report TO Major Robert Il. r. Loughbcfu0ah
At Fort Leavenworth. Kaa.. for examtnafion fof
promotion.
Captain Herbert O. wIIIiams YIfM Infsnry.
upon the expiration Of his present SICK ieavs, q
will proceed to Pattsburx Barracks, n Il
CORPORAL Lee Murphy. Signal Corps, Je6sfDco
duty In Alaska y
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
MANY VISITORS AT cHAuTAUaUA.
Steamer Corwin H. Spencer Takes UD
q Big Excursion Party.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
chautauqua. H.. Aug. 1.-THE steamer
Corwin II. Spencer cane up from St Louis
this afternoon with large excursion Tho
visitors spent a portion Of the afternoon on
the chautauqua grounds.
Among the st. Loulsans registered at tho
Piasa Springs Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. r.
]. Newton. Miss X. Peterson. r. schleicher.
o. Hickel. Frank Schleicher. Jr., Professor
j. R. Buckingham, Miss Mae Bradsby. w.
F. sedlak Miss Mary Weeds. Miss Morrell,
w. E. Homes. Jr.. Fred H. Haid,. Mark
McCartin. Mrs. C. Roden and T. ]. Ponton.
Among the guests at the Piasa Springs
Hotel are Miss Lille g. Clero of San An
tonic, Tex; John r. Davis. John Brenholt.
Il. e. Chalk. F. Worden. Roy Bridges.
Frank Reedy. John H Flynn. r. g. Flynn.
p. E. Bishop, Mrs. c. w. Leverett of AL
ton: Miss Alice Willoughby Of Edwards.
Mrs. Belle Hayes Of Chicago; Laurence
Keller of Elsah;. Miss Grace Roden OF Dali
las, Tex.
The Reverend and Mrs. L. II. Williams
OF st. Louis are entertaining Miss Fannie
Williams Of Upper Alton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Belleyflie News Notes.

Joseph Leopold celebrated his forty-fourth
birthday anniversary yesterday.
The engagement II announced Of Henry
epindler and Miss Louisa Meyer.
CHARLES Nets has returned to his bona IN
Kansas City, No., after plesaant visit In Belle
Vile.
The Reverend c. D. shumard and wife ars
at the PIasa ChautAuqua-
Doctor c, E. Flannisan Of Providence. r. L.
II visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pope.
The West End Gun Club hold 4 prise trae
shoot at Its grounds In West Belleviife to-mor.
row afternoon.
The Simpson Starr will 70 to NurphysborA
III. tomorrow to play the Hiiia
John Hasselstab was nnsd . and costs o.
Q charge Of disturbing the peace.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
sLAsHEs THROAT WITH RAZOR
Dependency Prompts Hunt Craw-
ford to End Life.

Domestic troubles and loss Of his position
are said to be the cause Of Hunt Craw-
ford's attempt to commit suicide yesterday
evening at his home. No. 10 OFallon street.
Crawford cut his throat with razor, In
fiicting cash three inches long.
: Doctor Sauter Of No. 1881 North Seventh
street attended Crawford at his home- He
said the wound 10 not serious. Crawford =
q years old. Several weeks ago he quit his
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
KILLED HIS OWN SON.
Double Tragedy Enacted Near
Greenville, Tex.

KEPuBIHc SPECIAL.
Greenvilie. Tex. Aug. L-Twsnty miles
east Of here last night, J. N. Robinson
shot into the residence Of Charles Hender-
SON and killed his own son. = guest 1t
the tins. Henderson then shot and killed
Robertson The latter was drunk and maxi
Ing violent threats against his neighbors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Iae.ss...s Mske... Chose. rr.ssAe

LaeutenaAt McKenna Chosen FF0sfdG7
Lieutenant Patrick McKenna Of the Ct6.
tral District was chosen preiident Of thu
Police Relief Associations Executive Com
mittee, at the election Of officers yesterday
man Daniel Sullivan Of the sixth Districf
vice president; Patrolman Joseph Welsh d
the Tenth District. treasurer; Patrolman
trict secretary. The trustees are: Johr
Haley Of the Fifth District, Patrolman
Thomas Doian OF the Fourth District and
Patrolman George Butler Of the Ninth
District "a Z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Negroes Shot I'm . Quarrel.

In fight over washing. which was soiled
through the; clothes prop being kn9S ai
street lies at the point Of death in St
Marys Hospital. Belle Claire Of No. SO
North Third street 10 prisoner at the
East st. Louis Police Station awaiting the
outcome Of the Stewart woman's injuries.
Both are negresses. A razor was used by
Belle Claire and revolver by the Stewart
n
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

RNPUBLIC SPDcIAL
New York. Aug. 1.-Esss-Rscsfpts to-day An
searee Purchsses for Ssst retail use were based
tn: SSsaS w 81 s ts. s
% % asos bes DEAD cs @ the sS
benz. ,hs.s " 1Ss much c:ns.si W..t nal
saasa saa s:s.!sss: Wan shs aoe:
warehouses waiting for q better narkst. ouots-
Ksnsss city: Avg; z.E sE'M h1zn: Missouri and
n sns:aao Ass Der &c. ''s.a'' At marx e-''
Ss sss.a::s lsss DS'
ssi5s 'sS% s Ohio S ssss ts:sl.
is witch .ss ssi1s Sisn..fs oa Sons.as
and new .sIa TIC nssipm ..spis = as TheTs se
wool: and Gas ws0 D 5.
s nss I'd II f a.
pound less than S Domestic guartsrblood combns;
wooiens compare with tho h.ayy.welsht opening ming
laSt WluteL- lno wall Stteet panic mas Deem
without erect on wool credits or transactions.
Tho shipments Of wool from Boston to date from
December 81. 1907. are 1ss.3ls.s7s pounds. AGAINST
1e BE- sf3 pounds at the same date last year. The
80. ia pounds for the Same period last year
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah; ea..,Aus. IITyIpen.ine arm 20:
H:ss; $40: I no: K sa.ss; n Ass: n a17;N
Charleston. Aug. Y.-rurpentine nominal. Rosin
steady.
Wilmington. Del. Aug. 7.-spirits tnrpentins
psrtine firm. $1.7b03A. Tar firm. u.6
Flaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicsgo: m. Aug. 7-Flaxsssd was steady snd
Ing PIC; Nc; ! Eorthwessern was INC BID. and
No. sSLc bid. Receipts were carr here. Il
Minneapolis and Il at Duluth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Dixie committee to RenorA.

mittees Of the proposed dyke project to pro-
tect the American Bottoms from tho Hood
waters Of the Mississippi River will meet
City Hall this afternoon. The committees
will make their reports and the plan Of the
dyke project II expected to be partially
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
James Kennedy Lost First Step to Test
Validity of Law,

Validity of Law.
James Kennedy, a Civil War veteran. was
refused an Injunction by Circuit Judge r.
D. w. Holder at Belleville yesterday to re-
strain the city Of East St Louis from coll
lectins license from Kennedy. who oper-
ates peanut and popcorn stands in that
city. The suit was brought under the ILL
nois statute which .exempts veterans from
East Side attorneys are interested In the
case. as 1t will establish precedent and
also the right Of the Legislature to pass
laws at variance with the laws of munci-
palities In the State. Kennedy stated that
he would have his attorney prepare a new
bill and then appeal the application for an
cult Court
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

New suits filed yesterday in the Circuit
Court at Belleville were:
Emma Ingram vs. Arcade Ingram: d.
vorce.
John Mckinney w. Maggie Mckinney: d.
vorce.
Flora Ford vs William Ford; divorces.
Annie B. Darison We. William Darison: d.
vorce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
East St. Louis Elk. Defeated.

The East st. Louis Elks baseball aggre-
cation were defeated at Belleville yesterday
by score Of IS to L. The game was
return one, and the East ST. Louis boys
confidently expected to win. The first game
was played in East St. Louis, and was .
victory for the Beleville nine. The game
was played at League Park and was we'll
attended
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
APARTMENT HOUSES planned.
Good Government League Blooms Prof.
ect for New Citixens.

A proposition which has been made in
Belleville by members of the Good Govern
ment League to the effect that a stock COM
pany be organized for the purpose Of build
ing houses and flats for families intending
to locate In the town is receiving much at
tention, and 1t is expected that the Com.
mercia Club and the Retail Merchants
next meeting, and appoint committees to
look into the feasibility Of the proposition.
1t is claimed that there is now room in
BelleVille for 100 new apartments and that
many families are seeking accommoda-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
WEEKLY BANK. STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings $4s, LOS, 100, a
Decrease of 1913 Per Cent.

New York. Aug. The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended August 8. with the percentage
Of Increase and decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
injured b TerminaI Train.

James Turner, employed at the National
Stock Yards as laborer, was struck by
Q Terminal train near the East st. Louis
gas plant yesterday afternoon and probably
fatally injured. He was taken to st. Mary'e
Hospital. Turner was walking on one track
and got OF to keep out Of the way Of an
approaching train when he stepped onto an
other and was struck by q train coming
from the opposite direction.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

. globe showing the Western Hemisphere.
Tho globe typines the Worlds Fair and b
therefore especially appropriate It this
time. On the face Of the heart appear the
name Of tho vehicle for which the tag -
intended and the number Of the license
which the owner receives. The figures '7soR'
are at the bottom.
E1tsGibbon has been especially sucos0-
full In designing license tags that can not
be counterfeited since he has been IN Of
flce, there having been no case where this
has occurred. It Ii the record Of the Of
fice In previous year1 that there has been
vast numbers Of cases where the tags have
been duplicated. This Is accounted for
ter has q private mark on each tag.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Dies Of His Wouna.

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 7-sherin I. =
Williamson Of De Soto County. Mississippi
who was brought here last night for msii
cal attention, died to-day Williamson NJ
mortaIly wounded in a pistol duel at Her.
nando, Miss. yesterday by County SURVIVOR
W. H Moody, the trouble growing out o
election dtmcultics. Moody had beeu spir10.
cd away by the Sheriff to prevent mob viof7
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
East St. Louis items.

Tho directors OF the East ST. Louis Htkne
Library held q meeting last night
M II Stephens II IN Chicago
Mr. and Mrs William Gray q Columbia
place are visiting In Denver. Colo
Frank Rollins Of PittsburE. Pa. u IN town
u. Smith II in Chicago.
Tho Mozart Club viii give . trolley cutting
tomorrow.
The annual teachers. institute Of ST. Clair
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
BY telegraph.
AEPUM.iC SPECIALS.

weather fair and warm. The City Of Memphis
parted for the Tennesse River at i1:ls >.
Ire City OF Savannah arrived from the Tennes-,
at \. M. with good Zip. The Dick Fowler
Sc. "a = "a ~ e d aassysd as n A g
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

BI1MARCK, N D.-The Supreme cous'
has declared void the 10000 Of bond1 a
fnQri1ed by the last Legislators ftW 6tan
sducaoonal and charitable institu3e9e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
By telegraph.

New York. Aug. 7.-Spot cotton closed dun:
s,iddlng uplands L. $50: middliuG gulf 1sc; sales
LOO bales Futures closed steady: Aug. u5oos
Sept 1ol2c: Oct. s.s4o: Nov. $3.50: Dse- ss7c:
Jan as7e; Feb s.esc; March s.sSo. The
market oHssa . decline Of e ?! pSiIn ss
BY the former New ENGLAND bsG ;.ader. which
wss.9 Of Z. tie Cotton nd Just
opening VA. also stimulated By an easier sa .SI1
frequent rallies on covering and light supporting
CT n Mnm e Il. %
this was Of short duration and the market quick
psss wsrs ,a met to TO % i ssDt Aua cm
e sc; oct. from ssse to ssee DEC sFSn s ;DS
ssF'sS saynE ,. ssG% I pst,
e 81 support The Close was STEADY with Il go
pig Ss ns the Of shi M net
liz, coo bales. Throughout the entire session
the trading was almost entirely OF professional
Ass niddas s.z DS quiet :e:u DS MID
ding ESD mddnns sssd: low niddiins (. sodi
good ordinary ordinary ssad The os ssiss q
AZ Rseel 1as
ss ss!s sp sssd: s.ps and g. %. 's saa
and and March SID; March and April S.ssss, I'D;
New Orleans, Aug. Cotton easy; sales 1oo:
%id MIDI falr Is iSefec: sesepss 81: stock G.ilS
OCT sss 'g H. NJ ~ S.lss
Hester's Visible.
New Orleans. Aug. 7.-secretary Heste.'s state-
nent Of the worlds visible supply Of cotton
shSw: 'e,s Visible & aa.'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
CITY REGISTER FTZGIBB0N
DESIGNS new LICENSE TAG
Made of Aluminum In the Shape Of .
Heart, and in Appearance Il Ap-
p9opFiate to Worlds Fair Year.

City Register F1tzGibbon has designed the
new license tag for all vehicles. which d to
be displayed on them during the ensuing
year. The tag is made Of white aluminum
In the shape Of heart and srmounted by
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS
CITIES AND TOWNS.
INJUNCTION DENIED.

County will be held at IIed.rk,.nx Hail the
week Of August 17-22
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
Reel E.tate Transfer..

Real Estate Transfers.
ADAMH-n II, n +. being ssn Adama
Ter and wife to william LAdemann-
BIsNARCK-s7 It In. ". H., bet. Lynch
and Dorcas city block 761: also Arsenal,
100 n, B. 2, bet. Arkansas and Grand.
city block no: Burton Realty Co. to VII
liam Hornn-E. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2eo
BKANNoN-us n. v. q. bet. oA Man
chsster and Magnolia. city block 40el;
Albert B. Finch and wite to Emmst C.
smith md wife-w. d.......;.:......::.... .
EASTON-75 n IN. n. q. being N0 to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

Spot cotton unchanged. Sales 4 balea
Good ordinary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Low inlddnng
1000 nnicQllF&
ATus LAT ;cjn.d i, 1;so ba,o ,,bia
Galveston-Spot market quiet; middllns nc.
New orleans-Spot market quiet; middiinE HAc.
Menphis-Spot market quiet: middling II Lilo.
Receipts AT principal points:
New Orleans, e. bales.
Savannah. Q bales.
Houston, l6 bales.
Memphis, Is bales.
Net receipts at all United States port! for
seven days were sos bales. against Isis bales
q week ago. and II. 40 bales year ago. Exports
14555 bales against a. Az bales year ago. Stocks
6S 672 bales against lS2 400.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08
<7S Easton. city block SIS: Mathsvy
Real Estate Co. to Robert W. Green and

n Il EFsSsala Is + SOC i; zlss al Il
Hone to John F. Hoene and wite-w. d.. l.
ETY. Block u.s. ssn Re Gs.l s sn y sfs
H 5Ssa eis1 sices i,s BET R MGs5s spa
I snarkey and wife to George A Bowman
H ens oife-E sia 4; r.; n $: bet
Fl'ss sls d asns1i PAU S'' f PHI
Jo 5gIs H.. bet Emily and iiori;: -
CANT city block 24sl: BsnjaInIn F. Cooper
and az vile to Henry W. VarwiE and wife ..
LA sssI II, n :; being sssa and 80
Iin.ka % louis. Vida wSitmerSeon-
r. xeyanes IN trust :, n.nS wa; ana 81;
Iaeiede. city hi BLOCK iss Ss'ns G s s
Whitmsr and wife to George Hinsla-
Li.ERTY-ii5 It. n. s.. n ". cor. Comp
ton. city block s7sa: Wilmington Invest
ment Co. to Oscar Gidionsen and wife :.
1 s;S sissz ss %.ss il p.j:i iii
Mutual re B sds g h RoAp.5s IT. =.
sd has Kant asAn n9h q c. sIss
Ssy &c. fl.:.i a 81 l Sss i
Nicholas. Knopf-w. d..........:.......:.. -
Bioaf 1ss W. g. fs,J Is and .,s zig
Mrs: 8 Seaman. d....:....:..........: 81
TA15. sit; s 81 S. BET H.- 5shash .aS
and wife to John Lierawksli and wife
o6 5Iys city T. BLOCK N.aSns' nf Ho 1s
pN e nSTiHn s EsisEr T. esn;s; lin, 30. NJ
walter Grasear to Patrick hurley. d II
sALENA.a5 e: & So, :, bet BET wInnebase and
nd vie 70 kossss Hsi.sH te'.Rn . .aen, L,
e t. so.s e. P R.aaa1s S sna
carthy Jr.. to Magdaisne Mccarthy
7S ss..t:7 .ss xs e ILL., 3. Slo 90 49,
thsfles /. xuhuehoa and vi R. 4. :. q
TwENTY.F1Rsr-n f. = p being 90
2. byron It At to william A BeailE =,
rwnSrY.riiIiRasiiE;s Il. q =, being ;GS -
8. Twenty-nrst. city block ls!G Thomas
u Byron ct q to Albert r. eshnsr =,
uNioN-6 H. ', F., 81, Lillian "a
ling and wife to Frank sisdhon and wife
us sl4eS.r et II block s G sdv, les n sne
ling and wife to Bernard Flsischmann
and wifs-w; d:.............::.:...;..
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Wichman and wife to Enama wichman
vISTA-ss IT.. n. II bst; Newstsad and
sey y and vile 70 julius asu; eraae s d.:
and Taylor, city block ASST: Annie T.
Hassey to Thomas Hassey-dtc. d..
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-08

River Forecast.
IA Missouri River will show siignt changes
Il Boonville and Hermann; the Miaisstppi from
heiow Hannibal to Chester will rise
River and Business.
Hafbor gauges yesterday marked i5.4 fsee IN.
dicating . rise Of 3 OF foot In a hour.
Businss along the Lsvss yesterday was mod
Gate.
Weather cool