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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
LOADED VISITORS
WITH SOUVENIRS
Agricultural Exhibitors at the
Fair Celebrate Their Day III
Unique Manner.

Agriculture Day was celebrated y.ster-
day AT the Worlds Fair. and all day hong
the vast Palace Of Agriculture VA
thronSed with multitude az visitors
Every exhibitor had rut his hest foot for
ward and the special decoration OF the
booths and exhibit spaces in the great
edifice made il very attractive.
Souvenirs Were given away at almost
every exhibit to every visitor. and the
sightseer at the end Of a tour ~ the
building left loaded down with evidences
of Agriculture Day.
These souvenirs took most varied shares
and many Of them were pcr1shahlc goods
eNcmplifying the exhibits SNOWY. This
kind was usually very quickly disposed of
by the recipient.
Superintendent Robert 7 Willis OF tho
Colorado exhibit gave away carload og
the delicious Rocky Ford melons Caiifcr-
mia distributed clusters of luscious grapes
and other fruits OF tina: land Of plenty
Canada gave every visitor a sampl" Of its
tootLsome maple sugar Nebraska pre-
.ented several ears of popcorn to each per
son. that will please the children on sons
cold winter night.
Superintendent nurkcc of tho New York
exhibit delighted his visitors with sam
pies Of the beverages nf III" Empire State
and Mr.. Gushing of North Dakota held a
reception for those who called ia the
Roosevelt cabin
Several hands gave concerts in the aft
.ru0nU.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
REPt BLICAN CONVENTION TODAY.
Ticket VIII Bc Named for ~. Clair
County.

St Clair County Republicans will meet
at BelleyilIe to-day To select county
ticket There will very likely T.. two ses-
sions. The morning session will be de-
voted TO organizing the convention and
in the afternoon the nominations wiII BE-
.nad,
Yesterdays Developments in TIA. Repuh-
lean situation Shaved a -nlI change ~
the prOhaDl. east Of the county ticket. IL
IL considered likely now that II VI Need
les Of B-iisvii!- Will refuse to accept thu
nomination for Ci-cuIt ClrrI. and that Earl
Chamberlain OF Lebanon will he present
ed Several Of Cnamb-Tlain's friends are
anxious that he accept the nomiaatio
There Vas some talk u trying To- Undue.
Doctor ri Vi. Er-in of B-llcvill.. To- ran
tor coroner. Tut his friends quote him .is
assert ting positively that ne viii not D. a
candidate. Doctor Erwin i chairman ~
IN. County Central Committee ". T.
F.aCrmau Of East - Louis. who has III
stTUcJIonS FOR the State Legislature 10 sI.c-
coed himself. viii probably have IS q run
ming mat. former Alderman SChuipp'r Cf
E,I.vllle- Herman Eoewe l. Thought u
he the likely ranuitat. for Probate CLERK
]. Z. Harper OF East ST Louis for County
Surveyor and Fred J. TeckI.nhurE 81
Bell.v.lle will be the candidate for States
Attorney. with the probability Of Doctor
SpsnnIg-l 81 Fast St Louis as the can IL
date for Coroner
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22

Secretary Of state Ro-. ys~ter,ia. authorized
the chang. Of name q the Alton. Granite ana
-. Louis Traction Company - the Alton Lirht
and Traction Company. which has a capitai.za-
ton Of 10000.
Mrs 9. Il. Rohland entertained a PARTY Of
St LOUIS friends dime. in tn. p-i- at iil-
ing-Toem Of Sorris's Cafe on East Second street
yesterday.
The Reverend ". II. Erer~ pastor o, the
First ~ 2 church. delivers his last sermon 81
the conference year in the !. NJ e. a rooms
next sunday evening
The ground was broken yesterday FOR a nov
- o. busiiel iron tank elevator Tor the SsssrES
Milling COMPANY I; will Si.g1I and give
IN their elevation
Til. frs; meeting - the Alton Wonian-s
Council will he held to-r1o:rrw afternoon at the
home of Mrs. l. r Fisher. W. % Sg&nir
street. The roll call viii be from the poems
q Byron and Moore
In the Alton City Court yesterday morning
Judge A. W Hore refused rstriai n TIE cas-
q. Riggs IN. g 4 \ Ry- Attorney Charles
Wis-. representing the railway COMPANY. stated
that he prevented being pTrS"ut tn court
on Tuesday because his train was ceiayed.
Judge HOPE informed N" attpEnsS~ present
that business in his CuuIt would not be n.ii 20
await the arrival Of late trains. hsEce the ~. -
trisl vas refused.
given TUESDAY eTs ming nv ~. members 90 the
Alton Line XIII, club. After the banquet the
members % the Colonial Band ana several
others wer. Initiated a. members ~ the Tlut-
on SUNDAY ncxt n barhequ. will b. heic ~ TIE
club on Scotch Iin;-nis's Island - celebrate the
recent victory 81 the ciuh in catching n greas-i
pig at the butchers and Pirkers' Association
picnic Clifton Terrace
-Niss~. Edna and Nav Iy-' s-N entertaining
Misses Navbeil- and Helen Marill u intiarspo-
lis al their home IN hihv street
After a separation Of sixteen vsa7-. Thomas
sIocum OF Upper Alton and his cousins. u. II
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
SEARCH HAS PROVED FUTILE.
Brother and Sister of Karl a..
Johnson Unable tn Find Him.

Charles ]. Johnson and HIS sister. bath
~ Minneapolis. who are stopping at No.
No Olive street while searching for Their
brother Kari q Johnson. former solicitor
and collector Tor tire Colonial Security
Company. had obtained no trace Of him
yesterday
Johnson quit work for the Colonial Sc
curity Company in June after an eNIrni-
nation 81 his accounts had been made. ;ie
lived ut No .ii9 Pine street where he
shared rom with man who give his
ramc as J. l.. Won NuegEe and claimed 10
be q German Count
At tn. Pine street house Yesterday IL
was said that Johnson had talked 81 going
to Portland ore. with won MusCge. hut
that he left the house in June. while the
Count remained until August Since his
departure Won Nuecce has written FROM
New York to the proprietrssS ~ the Pine
street roorniny-hOuse. IL l. believed that
johnson and Won NueEEe may be togeth-
or. although the latter said nothing ~
Johnson in his letter.
Johuson's family Is well known in Min
eapoliS. where his father Il engaged In
the real estate business. As related in
Yesterdays Republic. Johnson wrote to
his father complaining Of being III and
declaring thar lit would be all of with
him unless he got better soon This
caused the father to make hasty trip to
St Louis TO search for his son. but With
out success. At tn rooming- hous,. il was
said that JohnSon's illness WIS nothing
more than 4 slight cold.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
KANSAS CITY DELEGATES DELAYED
Arrive Too Late for First session OF
InGe pc ndcnt Order Of Eorc.tcrs.

Delegates TO the High Court Of Missouri
and Kansas Of the Independent Order Of
Forssters who should have arrived in 50.
Louis yesterday morning did not reach
the city until ? o'clock in the afternoon.
too late 10 take part in the first days
session. derailed engine in front Of
their train made them late
The ForeSters are holding their meet
inSs in Buwman's Hall. Eleventh and Lo-
are present. representing Kansas City. 81.
Joseph. Macon. Syracuse. Trenton. Paris.
bonneville. jefferson City. 81. Louis and
Fulton. Mo. lodges and Wichita. Atchison
and Kansas City kas.. lodges.
Officers will he elected this morning.
The order will meet next year in Boston.
IL was expected that Doctor Oronhyatekha
of Toronto. Canada. Supreme Chief Rang
would be present. but as he will attend
the FraternaI Congress at the Worlds
Fair next week he could not come.
Doctor Oronhyatekha l. the son Of a
Chief Of the Mohawk Indians and is dis
tinsuished in Canada for his abilities as a
pariianentarian. He WAS educated ny the
King Of England. To whom. as the Prince
Of Wales. he once refused 10 bow claim
ing that he also was a Prince. because Of
his fath.r's position as Chief of the Mo-
ha vss.
High Chief Ranger George II. Sturkcy
called yesterdays meeting To order and
will preside at the sessions Of the order.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
ALLEGED HOTEL Thief
CAPTURED IN CHICAGO.
the Auditorium. Believed Co Have
Committed Grimes In st. Louis.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. Sept 2i.-Onc o! the shrewdcst
thieves in the United States is believed 10
be in the tolls OF the Chicago police
The man under arrest is James BIrk' -
captured at the Auditorium Hotel to-day
after desperate resistance II Is believe.
he has carried on an excessive mail theft
business all over the country.
Burk. well dressed. cool and alert. to-
day denied the charges against him. Upon
arriving in a city Burk would register at
the most expensive hotel. Before doing
SO. 1t is charged. he would write several
letters to himself at the hotel When he
registered he would ask for his mall which
would be given to him without question
Later, when he had become familiar TO
the clerk, he would simply ask for the
letters in the .'R'' box. as Is the custom OF
guests The bulky letters. such as were
liable to contain checks or money. he
would drop in his pocket Z. 50 natural a
manner that the clerks suspicion was new
er aroused.
Checks from nominal sum TO as high
IS H.cne. upon the backs of which the in
dcrsements are forged. are In the posses
sion OF the police Several are said to he
the property OF guests at st., Louis hotels.
Burk had in his possession checks
amounting 10 $500. taken, IL is charged.
from letters stolen BY him. Burk. il Is
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

Adkins - .lT.I-yiIi.. O. ard q g R-nail.nzsr
= A-hsyii- - ISL hid a Funisn IN ~. -
Hnas tuiiliug az TIE wo-i4-s Fair On Cct1-
her
Thomas Fans and family are visiting T-ia-
-iy~s AZ '-1liirsvlIie-
Mss A!Eiia N-WuIan q Nsgru1le--trru.
o. AMI t-HgrfI J. Lemfuar Il TirfsbusE. IA
zach eyed - wears. vrr- married V@xterdzg
Afternoon by Justice q the Peace ). +. Thorn
Mayor Henry RfE.srernaa has returned from
the rUssf % Frs,i-r.-k Come. vh1 Na- ~.
Nayrr-s c9ErEf. g. th- Thirtv---. -u;h Illinois
EeEinsnt during tire Ci~H War. Th-s me- SIX
r-.nths l=H f.F th- mt time sine th- Nay.
ard tn S-raaG visit ws- an ckcvut!lna!iv pleas
ant .n- zach.
Alton authorities are -akinE even .--rau-
tlpn tss!asr smallpox. III" reports fiuu Fast
- Louis indicating that th-r- afe several cas-
-h.r-
-Ths damage suit q Adam uis;- aEa-a~t the
Chicago and Alton Railway FOR tn killing = d,
horse occupied th- .Etir- time = n. ait"a
city r.urt Yesterday Tweuty-fclr Nitarss-s
We're -NauIiE.L
--s-a!-f - i'olic- John Maxwell q the AitHl
P.lic- Department ha- Issued orders tnn- tue
Iaiiv-sv engines al s.ase blowing th-ir whi--
ties within rE- city limits during the time fluta
- o'c!n,k ~ niEht until a. u
-T,e0--gr. Sausrwisn. srngioy'i a. the Ai1,a
Packing conn aar'- piLut. frIi 90. trs ~ DO (.
yesterday AID Vas bigiy cgt GA the EiEat hani.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
Valuable Prizes offered In Contests
Tor speed and Quality.

\ novel and exciting sheep and goat
shearing contest will be held at the World :
Far. October L. under the auspices of the
International strengthening Festival A.
ISOLATION. Cups to the value OF Sis Will
be offered TO the following contests:
Professional contest for spesd-FfrSt
prize, So. second prize. So
Professional contest tor quality-FIrst
prize. siZs. second pfiz.. sss
Agricultural college students contest for
speed and quality coinhined-First priz"
81. Sa,,uUd prize s..
Shepherds contests for speed and o,I,l-
ity Combincd-First .rize, SIS: s.cs::d
urize. s..
Ancora solt-Shearing cou;es, Tor s,-,,,i
and quality coInb.ncd-Ffrst prize. yz5:
second prize. 81
Free-for-sil competitiOn-hand shearinE
" machine Shcaung. SIS.
Dick Marquis. champion sheep Shesrer
OF the world. Viii give an exhibition, o.
sheep she1rinc for speed and quality. Nv
MARQUIS holds the worlds record fo-
Ehearing a single sheep in one rninu.e and
eight seconds - sheep in one Cay. ard
II ia sheep in six days. The sheari1- fes-
tival will be held IN Live Stock Pavilion
Worlds Fair grounds.
This will be the first information sheep
shes-irS contest ever held. and II is not
unlikely that all records for sheep shear
ing will be broken.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
You who need an uplift, everybody

,.,,, ~ ,, .
'Hl"Oci = w SPARKS were the auctloneer~-
Twsuty-seysu head Uer.. sold and Tic
average. ,-ir.. -s,1;z.5 NJ. 81 * t,,l1-
averaged So and cows S-i7 - each The
hivy,.sf 80. - f6is - - 20, re E4,fI
ts..ss,,i >. 81 -
H. "NurL - "ciuh ~;
Keno New. and bought d the Redwood
Cattle Company OF Oakland cal. for
so Following. is n C,sfu-:.ta list Of the
animal. sold the nvu.- r,rt-,-baSa- aud
rrics r,s,if
N.ariinc bull. Arlington. Owned Nv steele
Bros sold . Smith Erus F'sli. inwnet-
Jt,h- fpg tisu. wearing h-ifcT. columbia vi.
.Hn'd by Benton C'athert 4 S0n. uesrho--1-
M. Snla 20 : t;iiktsNn. Belmont. III. for 81
bull. Beau Donaid I.NNi. oNuei rs W ~
Lrt.cr. r.Ininsuc.. ". s1id % smith Br'S. &
Ft~it. ii1wo-si. tab. Cor So. Goa. 'ia'iaug.
owned by IcssQh torlell q tifo-sto. Kl-..
scli . Kerr & Ailil. p,oTss. IL. fo- ~, SOW.
Relic pstsld L..NN. UNu-d ~ T.. N. Martin
sSha hyvfila- ~. bought ~ G-lrr- ';i'ke~f'n -
Belmont. III. for -. COW. Jui.s. owned b.
Z =. Fout!nE - A1w'aquS. IL. Snlt Jn 2.
r. NadsroTth u Monroe CIV. No for
~. eow. Annie INaa!s; Owned b. " u
WssidsU. Lexington. Mo. soii smith
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
MORE FAME FOR
BISHOP POTTER
Latest Connection in Drink Line
At Worlds Fair Is Named
After Him.

The fame OF Bishop Potter. 81 subway
Tavern celebrity. i at last assured. That
his name may 20 down to postcrIty is
that Of one Of the worlds great men. he
has had a summer drink named after him
And II is none Of YOUR scent drinks
either. but regulation l5-csnt tipylc.
quite as expensive rs the seductive cock
tail or bracins hiEhbsli.
This latest bibuious tribute to the great
churchman. like other testimonials to men
% achievements. IL due to the World. :
Fair. Its introduction to the Patrons of
summer drinks followed shortly after the
tame OF the subway Tavern became n.!s.-t
about. and now the whole Exposition rings
with 1t.
Try our Bishop Better is the allurins.
invitation that depends from one af an.
onyx Columns 81 the largest soda foin-
l,In on earth" III the Agricultural bu;!d-
ing- And the invitation IS vcTy s,ncT.,ily
accepted. although the formula for IN.
connection OF the 'Bishop Potter - kept
i deep and dark secret.
he Bishop Potter" has most invit-
ing look. Any questions - To the iusr,.-
dents OF the mixture are usually mel V.iJn
the reply from the deft mixer at tn. foun-
tain Jnat II ~ ''ou the order ct = lemon
AIDE with s.lJzcr ana other things"
The other things" have a strongly
reminiscent taste OF claret and rlaraScnI-
M cherries
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
JURORS SAY MOTORMAN
WAS CULPABLY NEGLIGENT.
ID. r. Rounds NJ Page Avenne Line
Held for Death of Japanese
Woman.

A Coroners jury Yesterday found Mo
torman u p. Rounds Of No r.;+ Finney
avenue guilty Of culpable negligence in
the death Of Miss Schinso NaEano. the
japanese dancing teacher. who was killed
by a Piee avenue car AT Clara and E,zel
avenues. Monday evening.
The evidence showed that car on the
other track had stopped To allow passen-
gers to alight. and the car on which
Rounds was motorman was approaching
at high speed. The former Giesha girl
walked behind the car which had come
to stop and the other car was upon her
before she knew it.
Rounds testified that he made every
endeavor TO stop the car as soon he
saw the woman. but that the brakes were
not powerful enough to stop III the short
distance. The Ccroner's jury held that
he should not have proceeded at such
speed when approaching standing car.
Rounds was sent back to the holdover.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
W00LNER-ROSS NUPTIALS.
st. Louis Girl Webs Edward :
WOOlner of Peoria.

Peoria. Ill. SEPT. I--What was prob
ably the most fashionable wedding of the
season In Peoria was solemnized tonight
at the Womcn's Club building. when Ed
ward s. Woolner. a member of one of the
most prominent families of this city. was
married to Miss Agatha Ross. daughter Of
JACOB Ross OF St Louis. by Rabbi Charles
6. Levi of the Monroe Street Temple who
read the marriage service
The bride was attended b. her sister
Miss Birdie Ross. of St Louis while the
groom was attended by his brother. Har-
ry E. Woolner. Of Los Angeles. Among
the out-of-town guests were: Harry p
Wooiner. Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs NJ i.
Strauss. Chicago. and Mr. and Mrs Sig
mund Woclner. Chicago: Miss Florence
Gottlieb. Mr.. A. Gottlieb. Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Woolner. Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A Adler. Mrs. Woolner and Doc
tor SaxaH. ST. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
nine ARE KILLED.;
FORTY INJURED
Trolley Car Is Blown Up b! Dyna-
mite at Melrose,
Mass.

Mclrosa. Mass. Sept. 21-An outward
bound Boston electric car vas blown TO
yseces at 5 O'Clock to-nirh; in this town.
Nine persons were killed. several fatally
injured. and nearly forty severely hurt.
II IL thought that the car struck
charge Of dynamite left on the track.
The front dashboard Of the car was
hurled more Than fifty feet The irum'di-
ate vicinity presented fearful! spectacle.
The ground was strewn with legs. arms
and other portions OF human bodies.
So great was the force Of the explosion
that two men standing in the door of a
store fifty feet away were severely in
jurei 10y the flying pieces. while every
window within a radius of a quarter OF
a mile was broken.
The polio. announce that the cause of
the wreck was the STRIKING Of fifty
pourd box Of dynamite. which had fallen
from an express wagon just ahead Of the
car
The express wagon was driven by Roy
Fentcn who discovered that the box had
drocpe,. OF and rushed back 90 take II
Oft the track. but before he got within lao
wards of the box the car came along and
was blown up. Fenton was taken into
custody by the police
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
East Side Realty Transfers.

Real estate transfers filed FOR record in
Bellev!ile yesterday were:
Paul " AZ and wife - August - Hsr-r.sr
and Nif-. 1t block = Ants sGbdiyl-iorl. tlarrs
l~- Aston Tract. Ea-- - Louis. warranty t.sti
f=s-a- NJ u Nsfu'sS. 'rr3--s'. art MIC 20 -
l.. Harris. i|ts j.. u auf H. h.srs :. isa-te. p
addiiiln - East -. Louis. warranty 1sei
sz'-a' william = Trautuzra. trustee. g. trt.--
tees u schools = township ulrrs. r-r=a >
west hlo.E =. Fast f-iu>sllNn. sIhI.si-i- o.
Eat -. Louis. warranty iesd- r.-a christ
.iilE.r<.riu ts Matthias \a-r. tots q and =
WAIaC~'- addition 10 Frss bur-. warrant deed
sii'" 10 Rurhia and husband O. Robert II
earn. lots - ard =. hiocN D. Ats STA. Fast
- louis. warranty ge-s1. s. fsn L. T.rif hls
anl husband . y. II GarE. los = and -
block n. Alta sta. East - I-ll!IS. warranty
,l--,i. 500 Anna Schmidt ani husband 70
Julius q. Feiri-sr- part survey -. f.ii-yiI.-:
warrant Do! Q -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
REPUBLICANS ARRANGE
FOR A MASS MEETING.
legged Fraudulent Registration
of Voters.

~ meeting ~ Republicans at State
headquarters in the Commercial buili,nS
last evening motion By Jeptha Howe
was adopted authorizing the chair to ap-
point "a committee cf five. defining its
duty a. giving protection 10 the Repub-
iican judges and clerks AZ the registra-
ton booths. and 20 arrange for general
mass meetinS. the date 10 be determined
by the committee. to give publicity 10 the
alleged fraudulent registration of voters.
THIS committee consists az Edwards
Whitaker. g. =. FirkeinberS. Il. &. Day.
y. \. +. Wocrheide and Arthur NJ Sa-
ger.
The committee will meet this morning
and organize hV the election OF n chair
man. after which two sihcomrnittees Will
te appointed. one on protection and tbs.
begin work at once. THE duty OF thes,
committees as outlined in MIR Hov.'s
resolution. iS To- instruct the Republican
Judges and clerks what their duties are
ard Toy them to withhold their names from
the registration hooks in qualifying the
voters. q nj tn. prosecution Of those judges
who are guilty Of violating the election
Among those present who made speech
- We're John II. BothwsI. who. as menu
her of the STATE. Senate voted for the
of thu. Republican State Central Commit
tee. Colonel Charles toltkamp. n &. Gre
neF. George X. " custer. pcpESe II Key
uol.Is. William Kinsey. Joseph Mccoy.
Jeptha Howe Assistant Commissioner oc
Elections Regain. = g Day. Arthur NJ
SaCer
The meeting was announced as n nom
partisan one. hut only Republicans at
tended. about sixty or Severty-fve men
being in the room and hallway The
speeches were all suggestive OF a vigil
lance committee. and arouSsng the country
To the conditions in 81. Louis MIS-
sacer declared that IL the people Of the
state knew the situation here tue Repub-
Iicans would carry the election. and that
the meeting To BE- held AZ tho Coliseum
should see that the people were informed
on this subject.
~ VS. suggested that on tho evening Of
the mass meeting all political meetings be
called OF and the speakers brought here
10 address the assembly. n was first Sj;S-
seSted that the meeting bs held next Mon
day night but tn. date was finally left TO
the committee.
Thu. subcommittee Of Law and Proscct-
ton Mill take m. testimony Of the Repub-
lean Judges and clerks who are serving
al the registration booths. which will be
tad and published rs q means Of inform
ing the people OF the state what the con.
Hfrf.a~1S in Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
RUSSELL B. HARRISON SAYS
LILLER is NOT A COLONEL.
Msn Who Would ReorEaniKc Spanish
War Veterans Il Criticised by
Former President's SOn.

Russell Il. Harrison. son of the late
Benjamin Harrison. formerly President of
tine United States, issued "A statement yes
terday to the effect that W. g. Lillsr. who
Is reported to be trying to reorganize the
United States Spanish War Veterans. WAS
court-martialcd and discharged from that
body, and is not a Colonel
Colonel Harrison. who is Adju;ant Gen.
erai of that organization. says that there
was no Colonel iiller in the Spanish War.
that Liiler was private in the Hospital
Corps.
The present encampment. according to
Colonel Harrison. is consolidation OF all
Spanish War veterans associations. is a
large and harmonious association. and
will have nothing to do with Liller
The association IL Is stated. Is nonsec-
tartan and nonpoliticsl. and its aim and
purposes are similar to the Grand Army
of the Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
East 81. Louis Items

Mics Nora Douglas Is visiting in CARTON
dale. I'll
Mrs ". " Lemon Is visiting in TIE East
Doctor AMI Nrs Seymour have returned
from Riy Ilorsl. III
Miss Ro~e Rstie- has returned from visit
in Bar-f1Tih b. Mo
Miss Lila Nolan il visiting In cage GIs-
nTteau. No
NJ a-l NJ q w Nsiahy q: FueHi1
Colo. arr visiting Nr and Mrs. =. -. smith
Mrs II EiWafls q Chicago u the -g.si
Of N-s = -iathswS
tn. Miss Knight, - Fo-iyce AfS- AZ
the guest ~ Mrs. - l.. Eai..T.
Ms Elsie ScuiI.y has returned from ].
pleasant visit IN AItur. III
Mrs y Rr1-n has returned from a ul,ss-
ant visit WITH Alton .fi@u-is.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22
FELL TRYING TO SAVE WIFE.
W. ID. Rowe Sustained Fracture of
the Ankle

In trying to save his wife from injury
W. u. Bowe. a merchant of New Albany.
Ind. suffered fractured ankle in a fall
through a wrecked sidewalk on Third
street and Missouri avenue. East St.
Louis late Tuesday night
The sidewalk had been torn UP as 4 re-
suit of building operations on the corner.
The couple did no, motive that the place
was unsafe. and Mrs Bowe fell through
Mr.. Bowe. in trying to save her. fsS also
and was injured She was only slightly
shaken up. The couple fell about ten feet