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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
W. C. 7. U. TO DISTRIBUTE
SOUVENIRS At FAIR TO-DAY.

The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will observe Massachusetts Day to-
day BY the free distribution OF 1900 sos-
venir cards containing the likeness OF Mary
A Livermoore. first president OF the Mas
sachusetts ". 9. T. L. These souvenirs
will be distributed from the W. c. 7. L.
cxhili, In Elock >. Palace OF Education
The w &. T. L. will send to the Worlds
Fair Illinois Day sixty representative tenn
perance women. who will distribute $3.50
bouquets and a. many small souvenir
cards cut in the shape of the State Of iili-
nois Upon the card Is the motto: '.All
Illinois for God ard Temperance
The LOYAL Temperance Legion OF the
Worlds " {. T. I. September IS will
give away medals upon which is the head
Of the late Frances F. Willard. formerly
president; of the Worlds ". e. T. L.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
TO.DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
1TSNESS

Yesterdays hank clearings were sl--
IS44s., balances ss5l.ess. Local discount
rates were between q. and per cent DO
,n>stic exchange was quoted rs follows;
New York. 51c discount bid. 4oc discount
asked: Chicago. Cincinnati. L"uisNiile
srd New Orleans. &c discount bid, par
-cI.cd.
Wheat closed lover ~ S-iys asked
20: 81. l.iGTI.Isiz No red. Corn closed
lover at <s2,c asked Dec: SAD No. :
mixed. OATS closed 1t 22i-c Dec. :Sr
sJi-c No. . mixed.
Spot cotton vas unchanged IN The local
market.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
TRAIN WRECK NEAR sEDALIA.
Freights Collide, and Several Per
SONS Are Injured.

RHPCBIIC SPECIAL
WArrensburx. No. Sept. IA hesd-on
collision occurred on the main line OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway at $50 O'Clock
this evening between train No. IS. west
bound. and an extra eastbound freight that
passed Holden shortly before the accident
Six men were seriously. II not fatally.
injured. Engineer NJ c. Berry of Seda-
liz. IN charge OF train No. 20. has a bro
ken leg and crushed kneecap- and Fire
man p. J. Beryzan, whose home IL in
wisconsin. had five ribs broken and is
hurt internally. -Four unidentified men
who were beating their way were picked
up among the injured men They had
broken noses and lacerased limbs. but
none OF their injuries were serious.
The injured were taken TO Holden where
medical aid was had. and they we're made
a. comfortable as possible until relief
rr1in took them to the Missouri Pacific
Hospital St Kansas CITY later
A carload OF mules was next TO the en-
xire Of the extra train. and all We're killed
save one When the excitement quieted
down this mule was found perched safely
on top Of the cab Of the engine
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
PAINTERS BACK IS BROKEN.
SCaffold Rope Slips. Throwing
Him 10 the Ground.

Rudolph Luskanilc, - years ola Q
painter. fell from a scaffolt while paint
ing III. building os the Polar Wave Ice
Company at Blair avenue and Howard
street sustaining a broken back He -
in IN. CITY HOSPITAL in a critical condition
one Of tho ropes of the scafroid Eavs
wav throwing him to the pavement
I.-ISkandie 10 married and lives at No ~
South Seventh street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
ENPLoYE AND MONEY MISSING.
" Worlds Fair Resfaurasf Proprietor
Reporfa Diaappeaeaace to Police

The simultaneous disappearance Of John
Dotter and So from restaurant on the
Pike at the Worlds Fair was yesterday
reported to the police. with a request that
the man and money be found IL possible
The report was made yesterday after
noon by George F. w Schulz. who
claimed to be A member of the firm of
Dotter * Gericke. which maintains a res-
caurant rear the east emo OF the Pike. He
stated that Dotter was sent yesterday
morning with a sum Of money TO be de-
posted in the Worlds Fair Bank. and
that he had failed to deposit IL or TO re-
turn within a rsasoEa bic length Of time.
The money was given to Oo;tey h MIS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
ENJ0INED FROM OCCUPYING
FRONT SEAT IN SYNAGOGUE,
tcssf Issues Injunction 80 Prevent
Trouble At Feast of the
Passover.

South Berd. Ind Sept is.-Judre Funk
today enjoineI David Cohen. merchant
from occupying a front pew in the syna-
go-u. during the :east OF the Passover.
which begins tomorrow
Cohen mad rented seat in the second
pew. and said ne had first refusal OF any
vacancy IN the first He refused TO pay
the extra rent. and the seat was soi1 10
another
Th. trustees thcreupon asked the inter
vrniion OF tho court in order 10 prevent
Az So.s.ble disturbance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
PAXTON Nsde Chief Clerk.

! g fiyion has been appointed cE!rs
clerk o: the Traric Bureau of the World .
Far. TO succeed Mr. Reagan. who re-
cs1tly resigned to accep; a position as
travelling auditor With the Big -Four Rail-
vay- Mr- Payton. previous 70 his appoint
rn-nt a. chief clerk was the agent OF tn.
World Fair terminal AID he will con-
TIME u perform the duties OF that posi-
tion ~ connection Tith those OF his newly
acquire! post.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

T~enty-four divorce suits were filed II.
me Circuit Court. seven men and sever
teen women beng plaintiffs
Governor Dockery issues a proclams-
ton for Missouri Day.
The Knights and Ladies OF Honor xIll
celebrate the twenty-serenfh anniversary
Of the order to-day at Lemp's Park
The injunction is denied and a jury &C
quits tho ST. Louis County buliaghter-.
Massachusetts and Colorado will ceie-
brate their State days at the Worlds Fair
to-day.
J. C. Adams OF San Antonio. Tex. pur-
chases the Idaho building at the Worlds
Fair
Ray r. Solt and wife have q second
marriage ceremony performed.
Tho first days session of the GeTrnauic
Congress was attended by 80 delegates.
Indications are that the Republicans
Will have plenty OF money fox the cam
p7ign.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

General FOniein. author OF Ais Quiet
Along the Poiytnac etc. wa- a y,siror
AT the Texas building yesterday lie
served in the haiti. Of S~bastopoI. on jh.
side OF the Car 90 Russia. He Is stu
strong and Nlgnrous
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
GENERAL. DOMESTIC.


Because OF An affection OF OF. OF his
At the 81. Louis convention. William J.
10 take a full and complete rest
General Miles and q party Of capitalists
inspect Texas rfce lands snd shipping
facilities.
Charles Deneen, Republican candidate
for Governor Of Illinois. breaks down at
Centralia, cancels his speaking Gates .or
the week and goes to his homo II Chi
esgo.
HaIroun 1t ST. Joseph holds q confer
ence with his creditors, and submit. a
proposition which IL is thought will be
accepted ~ tho grain merchant retains
his liberty.
Indiana Democra-s Of all wings OF the
party meef rational Chairman Thomas
Tagsart IN a harmony conference in In
dianapolis.
John n. Glover. q forne. Congressman
from Missouri. seeks a duel with q csndi-
date for sher1n At Cripple Creek. Colo.
Joseph W. Folk, Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Missouri, epeaks at Glen
wood, No. and charges tha: wslbrtdge
and the Republicans are seeking TO es-
cape discussing tho Doodle question.
Governor Dockery issues . proclamation
making October II Missouri Day at the
worid's Fair, q legal holiday throughout
ths State
Democrats OF IIInois sincs head
quarters have been opened Ia the Sherman
HouSe OF Chicago. are more active than
ever before
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

-Tks Inferns ;ionaI Vegetarian Congress-
which viii meet in Library Han In th. Hall
~ Congresses. will be ATTENDED by non- meat
eaten from all over the world The Battle
Grsak Sanitartun. will take an important part
n the s1erctsss Several Of the prufessors Of
rhss health resort will read papers during In.
-cnventioa, and . special train will be r,.n
from that institution, bringing . number Of
- 1mnoctsd With IL,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
SAYS SHE WAS HELD PRISONER
BY MAN SHE REFUSED TO WE'D

Ec>aa Tac'" ."> Ph AMI HarIi>a ';ibrt" L. Held
Without Fail charge, "f Assault. Alleged Hav" Been
II Adj"niI. tie. Which til" Lat
Iying-E"inanc. i:..Gn Italy Becomes
Tragic
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
SPORTING.

Ariena won The feature ssent at Del
ma, yesterday. Other winners were
TsFon. BIN Handsei, Commodore. Aggie
Lewis and Drummond-
Pfttshurg Pirates defeated the Cardinals
yesterday by the score OF 10 to /
Doctor Harry White Of Chicago shuts
the Browns out and allows them only one
hit.
Chandler Egan won the golf driving
contest At Glen Echo links.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Marine IntelliGenee.

Queenstown. Sep. 1s-AFTfved: Cam
pAnia. from New York.
New York. Sept 1k-sailed: Cedric,
Hvsrpool.
Dover. Sept 1s-sailed: Deutschland
nrom HAMBURG. New York. via Cher
bourg
Liverpool. Sept 15.-Ar-1ved: Baltic,
New York: Carpathia. New York: 18th.
Republic, Boston.
Hamburg. Sept. 1s--ArTived: Moitke.
New FORK. via Plymouth and Cherbourx.
st MichaSs, Sept. ls-Arrived: Hohen-
zoile1n. New York. for Naples and
Genoa
Plymouth. Sept N-Ar1fved: Bremen.
New York. for CherbourJ and Bremen
Cand proceeded).
MovflIa Sept. 1s.-saied: Ionisn tfrom
Liverpool. Montreal
Liverpool. Sept 1e-sailed: Celtic. New
York.
Barry. Sept is.-Saned: Turcoman.
Montreal
AoviIle. Sept. fs.-Sailed: Astoria ffrom
Glasgow), New York
New York. Sept ls.-Arrived: Ia Ior-
raine. Havre.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
MIS- STATENE.NT

Tie Reverend NJ. Ja-zow could Tot BE-
500 ia-5 might his w.t. gave o-t 4
statement oc the difficulty. IN which she
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
IF YOU LOVE MUSIC

Treat yourself TO rare BIT Of pleasure hy
coming TO war-rs~rns ans listen 90 Tire
beautiful PACKARD piano. This make % piano
has reputation for n sincuia-ly exquisite tone
and tel.yh,f;,i -.0gch-ari te>er-ex it We con-
s,1-r - the acme Of perfection. but We want
your opinion Come. and bring yuur musical
.Tf.rsS-aIl are welcome Sold on very liberal
terms. considering merit !. Boyer e. Son. Sew
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

,al!in-. II. EenIv Harley i:., co. Cairo a,
TIE Irr~ra-ss I-s- :g- -. Tennessee River sf:r-
tles. Weather cioc4y ard warn The Clvd-
out 9f TIE Tennessee River az noon Business
Chester III Sent. Is.-Gaur, feet. rise
80 O.: az a t79. Weather th-sa.~rilr- Heavy
y IT Th- CIi~ste- IN NJ :, rI.idn!=h- II.
Tinted States rr-er casey NJ =. J y m The
T-ritei Stats y-'s--- Cas~- down az 20 a
Iis-ilrStoa. la sept Driver Is ! fee: $
ireh-s sLov- low wafer mar rise % inches
since rsi-or; las- saturday Weather h-ish. and
warm Boa,s ~. Teab-oeck ard hous-boat
,iari.a;ana. E'2.se- Boats down: E.oise and
wsr-zv III. sept, i.-Gaur. read. - r..;.
a r!s-' u ! ., n f15, n !aS- =; hogrS Gear and
wsrT-- Qu!-r-v no znf down stella rssse:
down 81 Paul uasssI 10 silver Crescent IN
v!cSssgrr. MIS-. sep; i.-Gause reads s.
Gf.env!li. TIE s,5..Ii cl-a-s.i. Tas city Q,
Sr~-avolJ cleared The y-4'h-r Is clear
Evansville. sep. ie.-Fslv-- stationary. ~
'trcfruati.' S-a- -is=G!Te- : :. stationary.
Two Departures Clear eni warner.
Wheeling " Va. ~-u;. is-I..vr- "a inches:
falling D~-srt@i. TIE B@ssie smith FOR Par
ke-shurz c.nrdv and warner.
~ At 20 q r.. Weath.r cloudy and raining
Gauge il-2 fe.t ard -is.ns.
Louisville. S.ut g.-R!ver stationary: IN
canal > = - falls inches and below locks
. Cloudy AMI warm
Grand Tove- IL S-p- I9-So hczts .o-t.ay
Ga-g- rssts lis feet and rising Weather
clcU1y.
Pi.;ss-r< sept. l,-RIve- :: stationary a.
Davis Island Jam CloaGv Eas warm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

By Telegraph.

assseeo oo, seE w., i,sa,iSEs;sig;. ;;-5 s3s:. z, q
ils.iur.s ,5sess.-5. s;6exsfs s-l fe-'ie.s ,2-5f.
sss; COWS 81 liet.5e. h=i:,Es at =; eaans:s
Receipts is.ss: market ieg3se h.rh-r: miHe-i
s s,ss u: hssyy sa;ss.s5: ilsk; 8 ,s9as 5:
sSik 9: saiss 80, - s.e,tes; l : 10 70
shoies we;hsIs 5-s's.-S: iair 20 eh9ise rai1sd
8: SEA! =: western sh..g s5st. native lainns
Kansas CITY. No. S-it. ls.-To-day's ea;;I.
receipt. wrIs 3:c., ;ae ,i2tEzs; nasnes. o;
4--; 1000 S0uthe-r- included. co-r-fsi st=e.s
f s,sffx; e,he.s Mss sf :, 10 &c
20 good s-essy ssl.5: Western e. steers s;e1cy.
si15 -s;ock-rs an: feeders ioa:.c lgse-. 8 .
SoutE~-n COW. IG9iSr l5ver. s. -ssf2 =: native
COWS u s,J3 -; NATIVE he..--. 5: "a -; bulls
cei;,;s 80: ira-ke, ioc h.she-. TOP pr.ce $ g.
bulk Of sales S:.sg5. .s.i.: heavy I-;se.-s.:
sh..p.Rsceiy:s f6' o: .hesp stsady: lambs ilsc
,9.s rass sa,y. l:s. s. is Win R,..s ~I;as5 ss
HSs.3s: Western yearling- s3-sTl35 80. Western
she-p . s:es;e9: s;oex.Ts ard ;esier. :. .5ssis,
esip;s t.s4: corn-i-d steer. stsaty: others ;ga
lsc lcxsr: natives g S.sSGs: coS. AM heite-.
-R-c-:pts I.sI3: mostly Is hixhe- iskt g 50
$50; r1.:.l-a and heavy Ss-sSGS-SS- sheeI-R--
es.pts ,eGa: active. s'ea:y to s'roas' Fanse
N:S York. sept ls-B..ve.-Rece!p:s sss:;
e.,iie rs isS saTsP ssd 'is 20 ss.i:-9s :: s-sf
Csive-R.ce!pts ass: market very Slux ard
= lower: v.als rSs.-,. few shoics., handy
v-ais s. -. c:ils Sc -. nu---riIks and r-a=--
eT- s25oG325: few top feeders $50. dressed
calves lower: city dressed y,ais sGl-i-c p-r
~: ooun,ry dEe.s, :d1Ie- sasep and
la--is-Rec.irfs y -. pa--D about FreaGy.
lambs s,- 70 &c lover. sheep 8 .sirs =: sle-p
and yezTl,ns.. ;nized, ,aoSstzS: lambs iSIs cS
choice IS 3ss5- =: Csrada lambs g -5G55r: Gull.
ar$ - HoD-Rece!u;s =. i5i: market unevsn:
some sales lower: STATE and Pennsylvania hogs
s. Sa.S0: mixed Western I.tl
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Departures.
Arrivals To-day


Rodney whitelaw. Mayor o. Cap Glrs--
dAau. wa- passenger the Cape G!rart-au Z
YESTERDAY H- 4. here t. puEchalSe a fire de-
pa.tment equipment for Cape Girart-au
The Chester arrived Sron, Cape G!rari.ari
Yesterday with a good list Of passengers. she
,vill Depart 1T O'clock this Afternoon FOR the
same p,o!it-
The spread Eazi- arrived from Alton YES
te-,iav with 8-r usual good business rsported.
she will d-Ta-r r0-,iav for the same points
CAPTAIN Frank Earrslsy Of the Beaver l,f,
a r~ro-. q. the channel from Cairo TO -. Louis
at the I'iicts Association rooms yesterday.
The Gray Earl. is due 20 arrive from
Peoria to-day. Sh- will d-par- for the same
point at o'clock to-rsorrov Afternoon
The Cape Girsr6eau arrived from Com
rnerc~ Yesterday with n coed trip OF passengers
and large consignment OF freight
The Belle ot Calhoun will arrive to-day
from Hamburg and vay landings. She viii de-
part for the sarrf> p-olrt to-morro--
-Ths EenasGv Is due 70 arrive today from
Jefferson City. She viii depart Tomorrow after
neon for the sane point
The Beaver arrived from Csir, last ntghe
with three bags In tow. She viii return South
tonight
The John II Kirby was reported aground q:
No,an's cruSS.n<. below Cairo. few DAYS ago.
-Mr. and Ms. Iohn L Stout o: TheSes. Ill.
were visitors a; the riios-rcoEns Yesterday.
The Peters Lee arrived from Memphis yes
terdsy with = good t-tD reported
Tho Bald Eagle will depart fer Chester
to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts Good-Beef Cattle
Easy-Hogs Close Higher.

NATIVE cATTLE-Beef s;ee.s-The opening
OF the week was anything but sa;i-fzc;o-y A
heavy supply o: ii.op was in sight and be-
side. Chicago had c.co. while Kansas City
reported ESQ. naktng just 90 head for tae
three markets This day las; week the three
points had 600 heal an Increase Of Just
Boo.
The number Of native offerings was around
400. showing about go gain with las; Mon
day. Native supplies arrived IN rather god
season. and the pens were reasonably well
Oiled shortly after the opening However. a
considerable portion 0: the supply vas not due
70 arrive until late.
The supply 0: native heeves was rather mod
:s,s sssss and & =. The he sans time weT. re e r.,s.,
s1nSrae.ns fsir and % m.iia:n M NATIVES. @ sssitss
quite few Westerns ard Kansas natives
and II snsisl.n, snael IN sieh says.. S .ns ss.
"a. lad fen.raly 'e;y % di.eourafinS rag sa.ct, Very
fore, an eIceptionally dull usarxe; prevailed
and scarcely anything went over tie scales
Up TO the closs the general Insrke, Vas s,irl
~, Hcut rsaI, & 9r god oae 500 IA. A. - INF. 3
Of the arrivals were uIsoli at late hour
and bids Of lcaooc lower were reported
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
y A E e. a.hSs....sO As f. No .,6ss a. E
Butcher cst,le.Tne.s NJ. = pretty sood sup:
hour. but quality, In rrost INSTANCES vas oaiy
common and fair. This end Of the trade e.so
sympathy with be-ves. and scsre-!y any tu.i-
ness vhatever was TRANSACTED curiTg the n.cTr-
ing. except 10 local butchers. wnn were n-nJLd
picking up their needs, for which pser,y fair
prices were obtained
4, was like pulling eye teeth to &c, lceni
packers 10 It'd anywhere rear lar: week s
prices. though, while all buyers were cut early
way below sellers IDEAS.
Prices showed scarcely any change on can
Nv II
good kind OF heilers also fAred eair.y well,
but common TO medium neirer5 an. medium
to pretty good cows were lsS--c lower and
were hard to move. even at tie decline
HEIFERE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
ny Telegraph.

a fall OF . IN III. last IS hours ire Re--
Lee arrived early this morning from ST. Louis
with e-s5S Packages Of merchandise for this
place and returned noon to-day with pas
.eng.rs. The James LIE departed at p m:
sor Frlars Point The Robert < Lee DEPARTED
p m for Airport The City Of 81 Joseph
departed at ; p n; for o. K Landing The
Queen City departed at p. for Arkansas
City. The Sadie Lee arrived from Cairo and re-
turns tomorrow evening Receipts by river to-
dsv were bales cotton
Cairo. Ill. sept is.-Gauge reads IS. show
Ing a rise OF i during the ias- "a hours The
weather Il cloudy and cool The Stacker Lee
arrived from Memphis At So a and cleared
FOR 81 Louis at I'D a. The Fred Harrweg
arrived from the Lower Mississippi at I: noon
with tow Of logs and lumber The Henry Har-
ley in and out time Tie sseanc-
Verne swain arrived from 50. Louis last nixhs
and cleared FOR Satchex at n
Paducah- KY. Sept p.-Gauxe read. - end
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Building Permits.

SANFORD scaE!rt- th-ee-ssory reseesce. ScA
<rz7-Ie-G McPaer.ra avenue: Gi.oo
Isratz lSnssnscke-r: twostory strr~ and
cv-Illns: Nos .iss-SS Morgan Fo-i rrsa:: ., 2oo.
William Warren, alteration o. f7rr-sto:y
building Nos tE-lE Pin. $50.
tbs ave 3. 80
= g Msy-r: tvo-stry dwelling. No f.Is
Sullivan avenue s.c9-
Psiahoid Ma-rrki: tvo-s-cry fstS Sos- -t1+-
.s-7s Gilmore Avenue: iero
avenue. S.sC.
A ?. EurTsr: tso o1s-s.u-v dwellings. Nos
--r-.s-r Whine oaGo street. Aooo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

lNpEPEXDENT ORDER ODD FKI-
Lows.
Ssee~>see>ssers.se- se-e.s-~s>>ses>sas~>>s
a NCHOR LODGE. NO. ~ l. o. o. p
~ meets every Monday evening At Schuetfs' :
hSli. NIneteenth and Wright streets Work n
the degrees. Visiting brethren welcome
y. y. OREAR, n. q.
David Petty. Secretary. sls North N:ntS
bride OF THE WEST LODGE NO. 1,s
4 L o. o. F.-Regalar meeting AZ / D m
every Tuesday. At Frsternal building. E,eyenth
street and Franklin avenue.
RICHARD TURNER. N. q.
g. Luis LoDGE. NJ. s. 1. o. o. p
= uee1 every saturday evening n
Sslock as ODD F.iiox. saildins, soutseass cor.
tend n. MATHESl,E x n
H A. Hamilton. Secretary
NnlILDEi AUDuk. ~. Z L q. q.
W meets Tuesday evening Of each week a
hail No. I. Odd Felows building corner Man
and Olive. at o'olock- Work In third desree
september ~. Visiting brothers invited to at
tend A J. DALRYNPl.E N q:
" d. Reed Secretary. S
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
JUMP CAUSED HER DEATH.
Persons Who Remained in Run
away Car Yet Alive.

EEPJ BIC SPECIAL.
St Joseph. No. Sept 1a.-In leapins from
4 street car which was about to collide
with an ice wagon to-day Mrs. J. E Pier
point. wife o: physician at Skidnore.
no. sustained fracture OF the skull She
died an hour Later.
Seven other persons were injured none
seriously. The car was stopped without
serious injury. hut was run into by the
car following The impact loosened the
at high speed
II crashed through telephone poles.
breaking them OF Ike sticks. and ran in
20 the First Congregational Church. caus-
ing some damage The accident happened
on = hill and was caused by failure OF
the brakes TO work on 4 wet rail
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

During tie pas; "a hours rain aas fallen over
Arkansas the MIctle Mississippi and Lower
Ohio valleys. the North Atlantic and New
England States. the ST Lawrence Valley and
the Canadian Northwest Scattered showers
over the central Rocky Mountain region and
the extreme Southeast Tho pressure continues
Low between the Middle and Lower MISSISSIPPI
River and the Rocky Mountains. and has fall
decidedly over Eastern Nor.ana: &, con-
tinues high over the lake region and has risen
decidedly over the Canadian Northwest Tenn
,-ratures have fallen over the OHIO Valley and
the lake region. and have risen between, the
Middle and Upper Mississippi valleys and the
Rocky Mgun,aInS- Indications point 20 cooler
weather. with showers and fhund-rs,arrr. to-
riSat ard fair Tuesday for this immediate vi
ctcity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20


and SesfasEs: city a Block & ,5is; s; FsaHfis
IA Prslle TO Conrad F. PIaiIe-w.
cnERoKEE--s II. :. s. being :. :.
George Ense.. and wi:e to Christine
ps.LaiIt-i5 Il. : 5. b; Peaii.ion aad "
N-w-teai: city block s.Ss. William H.
sniier and wife TO William J Melon =
ELIloT-S. n. W, =. being nos. iisi
and i.5 Elliot: city block .r5. Louis
Male and vile to MARY F. RoteItson-
EIIIcT.S5 Ifl, e. e., -, bs:as S. SS al III
wife to Pauline J. KamP.r-x. j. ----
GEY Eg-3e q. n bs', Misstssiggi ,.s
DollIlan 10 Ella Lillenian-w. 4.
IIAskA-.S Il; :; :. bet E'shth and
weber ar: tru-t-- % Rosie Centelia-
IE:f'FERsoS-.5 IT., W =. bet Ii.nan-
Sssle and husband to Cora schultz
'MlATA s;lAT city + Boz 3 bet cSsnsttiesi slat 1ss
Mutual Li;e Insurance 20. TO JOAN q.
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wife 20 cltasrin- Hllsgr and hussand =.
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Real Estate Co. 90 Henry SchmreS
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