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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-21
Cuban Bill Next Monday.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The SEN
ate committee on foreign relations this
morning agreed to report the Cuban
bill without amendment probably next
Monday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-21
Mutineers on Trial for Murder.

LEAVENWORTH Kas., Nov. 21.-
The seven mutineers at the federal
penitentiary were taken to Topeka to-
day to stand trial for the murder of
Guard Waldrupe. Seven accomplices
were recently tried and sentenced to
life imnriSOnment.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-21
Football Game Postponed.

Owing to the wet weather the foot
ball game scheduled to take place this
afternoon between Whitman college
and the Walla Walla Athletic Club
was postponed until Monday after
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-21
The Quick and the Dead on Board.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Ihe trans
mort Sumner arrived today from Ma
Mia. Among prominent officers on
hoard were Generals Davis ana
Chance retired. The vessel carried
,eo dead bodies of soldiers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-21

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 21.-Neu-
VTe Fremya stated that Russia has
decided to recognize Panama.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-21
Chicago Wheat Market.


CHICAGO, Nov 21-Wheat opened
at SOS; closed at 1878.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-21
v;.+or and Queen Depart.

LONDON. Nov 21.-The king ana
,naan of Italy left for home today.
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Nor

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giving
tlOCkS
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in the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
JUDGE HARTzELL'S FUNERAL
WILL TAKE PLACE AT CHESTER
Eminent Juri.t Who Died Friday to
BE Buried With Masonic
HOnOrs.

Judge ]. E Hillskotter Of the Madison
County Court at Edwardsville adjourned
court yesterday until Wednesday as a mark
of respect to the memory Of Circuit Judge
William Hartzell. and to permit the attor-
neys and Courthouse officials to attend his
funeral to-day at Chester.
The death Of Judge HartzeIl Friday termi-
mated career that was manly and distin-
guished. Born in Canton. O.. in 1910. he
came to Illinois in 1874 and his parents To-
Gated In Randolph County. After graduate
Ing from the public schools he attended and
graduated from McKendree College at Leb-
anon. studied law and was admitted to
practice in 1864.
In 1S7O he was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis 1or Congress in the Twelfth District.
6lS Republican opponent was Judge John
-: Hay. and. while the district was usually
Lou Republican. Judge Hay defeated Judge
trtcted in 1872 and Randolph County was
placed In the Eighteenth District. known as
the Cairo district and running from Aexan-
Ger County on the south to Randolph Coun-
ty on the north.
In this district he was elected to Congress
In 1874 and again in 1876. He was nominated
in 1880 and 1856. but failed of election. In
1897 he was elected Judge Of the Third Ju-
dicial Circuit. His associates on the ticket
were Martin W. Schaefer of st. Clair and
BENJAMIN r. Burroughs of Madison Coun-
ty. He served the term Of six years, retir-
ing last June.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS
CITIES AND TOWNS.
CRIPPLED ENGINEER FATALLY
INJURED BY EAST SIDE CAR.
James Fitssimmons's Horse SHES ane
Animal and Rider Are Thrown
Beneath the wheels.

James Fitzsimmons. % years old. en-
ployed as an engineer on the Wabash Rah-
road. was struck and fatally injured by an
East st. Louis street car while he was nd
ing horse yesterday afternoon. He died
on the way to the hospital.
The accident occurred on Collinsy>lle ave-
nue. between Summit and Pennsylvania ave
nues, and. according to the motorman Of
the car, J. Meehan. was caused by the horse.
shying.
FTtzsimmons was a cripple. having lost =,
leg several years ago. He lived with his
wife and, children at No. 5o2 Missouri ave-
nue., East st. Louis. and rode horse to
and from his work daily.
He was on his way home yesterday after
noon. when. according to Meehan. his horse
swerved in front Of the car and before the
motorman could stop 1t horse and rider
were beneath the wheels. -
Fitxsimmons was carried to Q drug store
and Domhofrs ambulance was summoned.
He was ordered taken to the He1rietta
Hospital, but before the ambulance arrived
there he was dead. The body was taken to
Domhofrs morgue, where the inquest will
be held this morning.
Motorman Meehan and his conductor. J.
Silcox. were arrested. but were Later re-
leased.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
Greene County Realty Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have been
res sss K Sssdes COUNTY so Tho, Hu.,
add is 70 .ss 1t 80
caTroliton; $500; '-''S'' y
claim deed; lot: and /. in vedders addition
decay ru 10y Wsd .n s s as half lot =
addition to Carroiiton; M5oss SAMMY '''.'
a. John hRiriggs to II. stsyens warranty
half southeast section SSH; 1900 '''''
Frank s. Roodhouse to w. c. Roodhouse. war
dition to Roodhouse: s1e. - = ~
i, n Bo1bss to "a Hun HI. warranty deed; part
LOT Lille r Ra Reenpf 70 Ns soe and o..
fanty deed; south half southeast. northwest. Sec
Lutte Russell to Kid Russell warranty a..d.
southeast southwest section 1s-12-13: 81.
Robert Clough TO Ben A. PranGer, warranty
Mary c. Scanland to George Brooks: wa r.
deed: south half southwest northeast. south half
section sas sSssa side
s,ssS z Tani.on ass sdaisssa lot Ct
White Z. B. H arsso administrator cn.r,e, a n..
nett to John s. Judd. notwithstanding deed: mid
s ss part lot :. in Ba's'' addition to White Han;
John T. Briggs to E. I. Stevens, warranty
deed; 9nss one, Of south half southeast and
Grant Maholland to Daniel Morfoct warranty
deed: southwest section 9, west half northwest
northeast southwest section 8, west half south.
east southwest section Hill: No.ooo
ranty deed: tract ia carrollton: 81, 800
White Han Building and Loan Association to
ORA Brown: warranty deed: lot 81 in White
c. ]. Gardner to Lucinda Burney. auftclsfm
deed lot T n Ssrf 10 9s1nIs rso..
claim deed: same: 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
BY TeIegraph.

New York, Aug. T-Spot cotton closed quiet:
n1iddling uplands IL l5c; do Gulf 13c sales 4 2lS
beles. Frtures closed quiet; Aug. 1210c; Sept.
lo5sc: Oct, e.S7c: Nov. 96Sc: Dec 9.67c: Jan.
9.6ec: Feb. 3. sc: Mar. a67c The cotton market
opened esay at decline Of to points, and aside
rom two or three unimportant reactions displayed
general downward tendency. with Sept. leading
the decline The initial losses were due to the
lower cables and continued excellent weather.
sept was the most active month and came in
Tor considerable pressure. Opening at 1015
i was sold down to 0.56c and closed at i05sc
aug t,s;; sisc showed considerable wsakness par.
I. 1c & sold q ZIG and closed Ct l2;ioc BID q
n .hs nes ss 6
Of to q points and while Just before the close
one or two Aonths were rallied point or two,
making the Mnal tone steady. prices showed a
net loss fur the day Of sos points, The de-
elines In Liverpool were attributed to selling
Of the near months In that market by the CLIQUE
though It was also said to be due to expecta-
lions OF shipments from the New York stock to
that market IN the near future About 4. 100 bales
o. cotton were received here from Liverpool this
morning, however. presumably for delivery on
Aug. contracts. Port receipts to-day were $40
bales, against zSG bales last year. and did not
lnclude any new crop cotton. Transactions were
estimated at 75000 bales. 80 s
. liverpool. Aug. H.-Cotton-Spot quiet: psices
= points lower. american middlinG fair I'd:
GOD middlinG God; middlinR sd: low middIing
Sd: Good ordinary SID: ordinary Slid. Tho
sales Ct the Day Here 1000 bales Of which 90
LOO American. Receipts none. Futures opened
guiet and sfeady and closed easy: American mid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1903.

di Ing s. O. C. Aug sss9s4s d: Aug; and Sept
and Jan SD jan and Fe ae P ssd. FEB FEB. and
March 6.2sa5..7d March and April 5.osd.
New Orleans. Aug. H-Cotton-Futures steady;
SEE Dec so 5 Ds.
TeS s;s5sssSse: March 9.ss@s: bsc Spot cotton
1oasc;; low middling IIsc: niddiins is4sc: good
Reeepss 49, Rsf Stock %hdala i fair nominal
The Metal Markets.
New York, Aug. 17.-Tin was higher in London.
advaneinE los in that market with spot closing
quiet and closed at LS eopSer TN had
sharp 81 advance In London. closing at a gain OF
Lake is quoted at Is .e5g13. 75c; eiectroiytic at
ID london sa III Is 3D. and a about yfnf points IS
LEGALLY to &c spelter was Is Sd higher in Lon.
46s Cd in Middiesboro. Locally iron was quiet:
at IS sqSssf at so
dry Southern and No. / foundry soft at SIG. Is
Coffee.
., New York AuE quiet Flu
pected. though Havre reported a decline. There
o as snd the
steady. net unchanged to points higher. Sales
Nov Ss &c and july at Use There was
also sale Of Sept. 1904. at SC.
Sugar.
,s New Yo5 AVE- g strons sa.
sugar &c; refined Arm; crushed 5.66e: powdered
6 ;leci graduated SC. Molasses firm: New Orleans
New Orleans. Aug. r-sugar dull: open kettle
;;tfss5se: open kettle centrifugal s@sas; cen IN
sac. Molasses-Centrifugal dull. 5Gslsc.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Aug. 17.-Butter-Receipts 1908
pkgss;: steady: State dairy Hg15sc: creamery
fufl cream fancy small coiored 1o;se: small white
Chicago, Aug. H.-Butter steady; creameries
14g19c: diaries 1Sa17c. Cheese steady; daisies
la11kc: twins 1OG1oAc: Young Americas n@
Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 17.-Butter dull and
weak; extra Western creamery Isal9hc; nearby
choice new 10is610asc: fair TO good new 9stglo<c.
ElSin Butter Market.
Elgin. Ill. Aug 17NBntter prices on the Board
Of Trade this afternoon We're unchanged from
ID. The weeks sales in the Elgin district were
$3.50 Dried Fruits.
New York Aug. 1.-THE market for evaporated
apples Is quiet and unchanged; common are
aa9ted at 4a5c; prime at 5aSe; choice at -
Ing some little attention. and prime, for Oct
Nov. delivery are quoted at from to SIC. Prunes
steady and UNCHANGED at prices RANGING fr9m
with fair jobbfng demand reported; new crop
choice are quoted as Sse old Dd SUPPLIES IDEs
TAI Tor choice @ and losfisc for fancy.
Dry Goods.
New York Aug. I7.-Buyers are taking COM
It first hands. although jobbers, bo.h locally and
|aiI%sns policy paEsasd y 50 many mills; while i
influence conditions in the near future.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18

i Tho new lighthouse steamer. Oleander.
Gently completed for the Government at Dubuque,
reached ST Louis Sunday afternoon and departed
coed the joseph Henry In the lighthouse service.
She is In command Of Captain W. w. Bronson:
The new boat is los feet long of s5foot beam, and
7-foot hold. The hull is Of steel.
Captain Isaac NJ. Mason visited the river front
departing for OkaWville to spend a vacation OF
several weeks duration. Henry Bruckman was
passenger on the Stacker Lee on his way to
Memphis yesterday afternoon.
The City of Savannah reached port from the
Tennessee. Ohio and Mississippi rivers late last
night. She has 10, 900 feet of lumber and 300
packages Of miscellaneous freight. She departs
for Florence, Ala, and way points on the three
rivers tomorrow at o'clock.
= The Stacker Lee came In from Memphis yes
terday morning and left port on the return yes.
terday afternoon on time. She discharged $4,000
feet of lumber and large manifest Of miscel-
laneous freight. She cleared with 147 passengers
and good trip of freight.
The Henry Lowrey departed for New Or.
bulk corn.
The Columbia arrived on time from Chester,
st. Mary's and way points: Her passenger list
trip OF freight She clears for Chester this after
noon at o'clock. ar
The Chester arrived from Cape Girardeau and
usual way landings yesterday morning. She had
large register and good trip OF freight. She
Tho Cape Girardeau was In and out yester-
day in the trade between St Louis and Com.
merce She had a large patronage Of freight and
passengers both ways.
Captain Henry Keith came up from Memphis
on board the Stacker Lee yesterday morning. He
Captain Joe Carroll Of the United States
steamer King. is rapidly improving after several
weeks severe illness.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
By telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Chester III. Aug r..Gauge tAs feet and ris.
as wsshe5 1 "a. & sas up Ehs
rs T;s q 81 ste rs i IN PST. M
Senator cordiii Cleared fi Tor Natchez
Cairo NJ Aug 17aR1yer gauge read, lis, lss.
and 'hs as
fes St q < w1 oas on OF
M and departed for 81 Louis at p. M with q
ssnssr sxent q the kcms Packet Company Of
Rock Island. who has been here for several days
Il IL es s. ss s. M
sai md ans ase pss Fowler ssas
Vile on time. The Clyde viii go up the Ten
a ae:s t tss SSss victor
packets in and out on time. Business quiet.
Memphis. Tenn, AuE. 1.-THE river here is on
~ as sas Tas
at AZ xan her saen ap 81
Lee departed at $50 D. m. for Friar's Point The
towSoat Russell lord has given up her trip to
Ct. Francis River and departed this evening for
bends above here.
Of sRs assT j. es ~ naae5 ndcssns
Sstalned from warsaw. III The Mayiower. yer.
which was doing the local ferytng, returned
to Warsaw this morning. The Isaac Staples
passed down to-day with a log. raft. and the
Neptune left raft for the Burlington Lumber
last eT sa sSou' esos1 3uy
was in and out to-day.
savannah up a m The Peters Lee due up and nd
clear and hot.
:. csysta, CITY M; Aug IL. 1.-The saase read:
n m CO1uYnhia. nm, ar n m Ctesfa %
S:so a m. Rntonetta and barge down at Il Io:so
q. m. U. 8. steamer King and tow down at
I D. m. General Casey and tow up at .. m.
Weather clear and hot
Grand Tower. Ill.,. Aug. T.-Chester up at 8
.. m. last night Bodeker arrived down late
last night. City Of Savannah up at $3.50 a m.
Steamer Bodeker down at 3 p. m, bound for
Murphysboro. Tho gauge reads III feet and
rising.
Warsaw. Ill. Aug. 17.-Gauge reads So feet. a
fall Of 5 Of a foot since last report. Weather
clear and warm. Sidney up and down early this
morning. Silver Crescent in and out.
Louisville, Aug. 17.-River stationary: In canal
IS feet; on falls IA feet: below locks s5 feet.
Clear and hot.
Pittsburs. Aug 1z-River as fest and station
ary. Clear and warm. ~
Cincinnati Aug H.-River SIS feet and station
ary. Clear and warm.
Evansville. Aug. l7.-Riyer 52 feet and falling.
Clear and warm.
Wheeling. Aug. n.-Rlver % feet and failing
Clear and warm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
EdwardaviIIe Notes.

Persons presumed to be followers Of the Rob-
inson Circus made tasty haul at Edwardsvtlie
junction early Sunday morning. They discovered
car on a siding containing cases OF cantaloupes
and breaking It open made OF with large guam
titles Of the fruit.
The funeral Of Isaac A. Davis who died
THURSDAY. took place Sunday afternoon from tho
home on Fillmore street to Quercus Grove Gene
terry The Reverend Doctor T. E Sisson con-
quoted tho service at the house and the Masonic
order then took charge, the rites at the ceme-
ter Ter % being according to the ritual The pail
o. Bonner. A number Of the deceased's old COM
rades from Company D. One hundred and Sew
enteenth Illinois Volunteer Infantry. attended the
funeral. coming from Noko9nis, Troy and other
points.
The New Douglas Township Sunday School
Methodist Church. The following topics were
discussed: "a Live Sunday School: What Il IN
dertakes to Do and How to Do It" C. W.
Gather; How to Secure Moro Regular Attend
ance. Mrs. Matte Hill: The Kernel Of the
R Issnn3 q,n, Harsis my IDEAL snasy
CUSTOM rs 1mportance Il k. fssscs s.aeA W.
sunday-schooI Work." Professor I. T. Kennedy.
"A new jury will 90 on service in the County
Court this morning and Judge Hillskotter will
take up the docket Of the August term.
The County Board's Emergency COMMITTEES
has reported the division Of food relief funds In
two townships as follows: Venice Township. 81
DIS so: Granite. $7s.95: Madison. sails; Venice
City. $500; Chouteau Township. S63.A: Nameoh
Township, I63A
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
Altsn Nstes ana Per.e..Ie.

.-1ne funeral q Nn. A. H. sutton Of W1nobes.
VI, III vook place yesterday afternoon dom the
nom, nome q bar brother; v. ". Lowe. in Upper Al
{Nn. Tns Rsresend = Z. Cole, pastor Of III
s4a tne burial was on Oakwood Cemetery. -
Captain J. n. Duffield OF Jerssyvtlie -. .
visitor In Alton yesterday. :.
The funeral or James q. Jope. Of wooA p,v,-
ocIo nsFn'p took PLACE yesterday morning as ii
The Reverend q. w. WaSruner 81 fTnx~r xIsas
Cemetery. q 'oas oase
The funeral Of Nh, Marina - N,-.~ -.
lake plns M, North Of Eosterbgx To.nsSr VIII
Salem Rsn,, x1is sase,nooM 81 O'clock from the
husSan On .s Ssssggr s A. the ase Of IS yssrs
~. -. -.o 1oo. eniidfen survive her.
.ho1f a me-, o. upRsr Alton died on sunday afSer
This morning for burial - eAa =" * Louis
AIfo,,. s. excavation for the neN, pssnt ~ m.
day. Sccora,rkA n ~ was connmenced yester.
fhe l,nnd Dc N operation In abeut thirty d,ys
To i-unoly was Destroyed By nts = fex v.Sss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To-Day and
Tomorrow.
washington. Aug. r.-Forecast:

Washington, Aug. T.-Forecast:
For Illinois-Fair Tuesday; warmer in north
and central portions; showers and cooler at night
or Wednesday in northern portion: fair in south.
Fresh east to south winds. becoming west
Wednesday.
bly, showers in central and east portions. Wednes-
Gay fair.
Fair and warmer Tuesday. Wednesday fair. ex-
cept showers and cooler in the Panhandle.
For Eastern Texas-Fair Tuesday, except show
in southern portion: warmer in northeast
portions. Wednesday fair; light to fresh south
winds
For Missourt-Fair and warmer Tuesday.
Wednesday probably fair.
For Nebraska-Fair and warmer in east: show
ers in west portion Tuesday: cooler in northwest
portion. Wednesday fair
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
yerseyviIle Notes.

Ray Hamilton Of Springfeld H., was 9
visitor In Jerseyville yesterday.
County Clerk Isaac Conley Of Greene County
has issued marriage licenses to Roy e. Clark and
Miss Hartie B. Pftchford, both Of Rockbridre:
H. Ray F'erran Of Eustis, Fla. and Miss lula
E: Hubbs OF White Hall: Isaac LOREN Ferris
erfield; John Lynn Douxherty and Mis- Sarah n
Miss Nellie H. Green, both Of Greenfield: Charie .
". Davenport and Miss Lydia A. whitiock. both
Of Kane, Ill. 80
both of Kane. were married yesterday Afternoon
BY the Reverend Doctor F. n. Van Tfeese Of
Lebanon. III. -
The Reverend H. /. DER OF JerseyviiIs went
to Medora, III, yesterday.
Attorney Charles Noble OF St Louis = !
visitor in Jer1eyvtlle. .
-Professor r. r. GIosup a Briehtou, m. -
visitor n Jesseyvills yesterday. Z
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
More Help for Flood sufferers.

More Help Tor Flood SuHeFefs.
Money which has not been expended by
the East st. Louis Relief Committee for the
benefit Of the flood sufferers will be used to
assist those Of the Hood sufferers who have
become Ill and for the restitution Of the
Chairman Al Keechler yesterday APP
pointed q committee for this work.
which will consist Of c. r. Hiec-
rich. I. Smith and e. C. Kraemef.
Applications for relief are to be made to
Mr.. Hissr1ch in room "A Arcade building.
for thirty days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
Army orders.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Aug. T.-Army orders were
issued to-day as follows:
First Lieutenant Percy W. Arnold. First Cav
airy. will report by letter TO the COMMANDING
General Department OF Texas. for assignment
the arrival of his troop therein.
First Lieutenant Louis Brechemin. Jr., Assist
ant Surgeon. having reported his arrival at san
Francisco. will proceed to Fort Baker. Cai.' ior
duty.
Department: Major George w. Cocktails. Corps
OF Engineers. and Captain Pepton G. Marsh. AZ
tillery Corps. will proceed to Portland. Me-. for
the purpose OF observing the naneuvers TO be
held in Portland Harbor. as well as the tests or
the new system OF fire control.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18

Centralia. H.. Aug. I'LL. E. Brown. State
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.. writes to Sec
rotary ]. II. .Ratchford OF the Centralia
association that, owing to unexpected local
conditions the Streator association has
asked to be relieved from entertaining the
State convention and that the Rockford
association has renewed its invitation that
the convention will be held at Rockford,
October 15-18. instead OF Streator.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
Car CRANE, Into Vehicle.

Frank Yanda. a farmer residing near Glen
Carbon. while driving buggy engaged in
a. race with suburban electric car just
outside the Edwardsville city limits to-
night. While running at full speed he sud-
denly turned squarely across the track only
few feet in front Of the car. The rig was
smashed and Yanda's left arm cut on by
the wheels. L D. McGrew was conductor
and Frank Freese motorman. The accident
was unavoidable on the crews part.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
ANDERsoN's WIFE VISITS him.
Man Shot by East Side Policeman II
Precarfous Conditfon.

Precarfous Condition.
John Anderson. the man who was shot
by East st. Louis policemen Saturday nights
lies at the point Of death at st. Mays
Hospital. Only one person was permitted
to see him yesterday. and that was his
wife.
She told Chief of Police George O. Purdy
that her husband had been out Of work
in the habit of going downtown in st.
Louis at night. but that she had not known
him to cross the river.
She asked that he be removed to 81.
Louis. but was informed that he was q
prisoner
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
Delleville NeVs ~.

stndn,s Reversnd Philip scher, vbo -. -.
with fsn ~ some 51r the priesfhsod IL visiti3
~ amer Y. Eckerie Of Naddouvfr1. nm
XSviurp posnsed chaplain Of Glen Xddie 6,pS Ia
M. Samuel Droom sv.uo~
900. se6 ~ mistake yesteriaas ,,osrs.r1 q
y, soon mad her out Of danseR a
visis Il rTr mMn September has rsIrnsl n,m !.
eon, rn1 East 81: Louis and subur,Nn 49,.
Illinois ana Gba aa9s,ns to Lay new rails q shs
Attorney r. J. Tecklenbu,, 4. IN -.
~ hospital With typhoid lever q INA
Bsptiss cSu xsfen d.n Rrownson pastor a a.
enautaudua at wfnona. MINI. 70 attend the
Nsshviief 1 hi Bieser Is the guest Of fr,e,n -
entertained Sunday At The sss n. Louis -
Vhe Dy Hubert Hartmann. rafk At Belle
yesterday to q. cee Ps was Issued In Bellsvn,.
han. %. both Of St inm;i, ~ and Minnie Cisna.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18

Department Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at St. Louis
August H. 1903, at $3.50 D. m. local time and D.
m. seyenty-fifth meridian time. Observations
made at the same moment Of time at all stations.
Sfnftnna Dir In NJ. Rain. Weather.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18
81. Louis Cotton Market.

Itnges and stained HgMc below WIS.
New orleans-Spot market quiet: middling
Ixc.
Nemphis-spot market quiet: middline Il s-1sc.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston, Is bales.
New Orleans II bales.
Savannah, 17-bales.
Norfolk IS bales.
Houston, n bales
Memphis, A. bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
three days were 67S bales. against 405 bales
week ago and 1867 bales year ago. Exports,
IN bales. against .312 bales year ago. Stocks
ga bales. against al. 10.
st. Louis warehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-18

st. Louis. Monday, Aug. Il, 1913.
100 am. 100 pm.
Temperature. degrees ...............6S g
Relative humidity .................S6 81
Direction Of wind Me-
Weather at Z a. m. clear; at p. m. clear.
Maximum temperature. 50 degrees minimum tenn
perature & degrees River, IFS feet and falling.
L II. DAINGERFIELD,
Temporarily In Charge.