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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-27
News

omorrow is the last Sunday In
Bust.
r. III. Priest of Pittsburg, was
he city today.
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i'd the city of the grafters and
horn gamblers.
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october fashion magazines at
Coy's Book store. .
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.>C. Moore of Wileyville, was
heeity last evening.
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|ecure your seat for the min
u show Monday night.
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live, hundred novels at 5 cents
at McCoy's Book store.
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Fred Neill was a business
er at Friendly last evening.
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go. P. Fetty of Adonis, was a
ness caller in the city today.
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w. Martin of Graham, o.,
a business visitor here today.
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hsper Lisk, Esq, of Mata-
as, was in the city last even
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L. Myers of Wetzel county,
a business caller in the city
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7. M. Gorrell of Wheeling, was
lsiness caller in the city last
ing.
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tesh, oysters served in all
es at>the Manhattan cafe.
Split
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I. NJ. Black of Sour Lake, Tex.
registered today at the Ho
MERCER.
DR SALE-House. Inquire al
Curry street, Mccoy Heights
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J. McJunkin, the well
vn machinist. left last evening
Pittsburg.
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J. Neuenschwander went tC
,ersburg last evening on q
hess mission.
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DIR SALE-Seven-room house
F. Bell. 40 Catherine street
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ISIS Ida Smith of Middle
ne, was shopping in the city
Frday afternoon.
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ISIS Manda Kirpland of Wiley
was a guest of the Hote
Ter yesterday afternoon.
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trt Nalton and family went
Dawes, O., last evening tC
d Sunday with relatives.
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:. aid Mrs. j. c. Gerary OF
ley. were guests of the HOte
Ter yesterday afternoon.
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IS. w. F. Rice and daughter
lie went to New Nartinsvillt
evening on a visit to friends
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special car will leave direct
ter the show Monday night
few Martinsville and all way
H. Pringle of Marietta, was
E city today. Mr.. Pringle is
ger of the Oil Well Supply
any.
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Ruth and Bessie Smith vii
|nday s boats. The latter vii
the round trip between Thu
md Wheeling, leaving here a
ock in the morning and re
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-27
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-27

CON ULTATION FIRE E.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-27

turning at $50 in. the evening
The former boat will pass this
point at IL o'clock en- route from
Parkersburg to Wheeling.
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''The Givers," by Mary E. Will
kins Freeman, stories Of New
England life, price $1.25, at Nc
Coy's Book store.
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Charles Meade passed through
the city last evening on his way
home at Middlebourne from the
Wetzel county fair.
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G.. B. Slemaker and D. E. ThOe-
men returned last evening from
Cadiz, O., where they are inter-
ested in oil territory.
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There is about 5 feet Of water
in the river at Wheeling. and the
small packets are all running reg
ularly and about on time.
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"The Rose of Old st. Louis,
by Mary Rose Dillon; illustrated
by Castaige and Relyea; limo,
46O: 1925, at McCoy's Book store.
c.. w. Higgins left this morning
for his home at Wellsville, n. Y,
where he will spend two weeks Wis
ting relatives and friends.
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John Starkey, district superin-
tendent for the South Penn Oil
company. with headquarters at
Middlebourne, was in the city
last evening.
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"Vergilius," tale of the COM
ing of Christi by Irving Bache-
lor, author of "Eben Holden, -
cd ri and - etc. price 81 80 net,
at McCOy's Book store.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms fur
nished for light housekeeping
also a house of five rooms in good
location and cheap rent. Inquire
at 296 North Wells street. 8,24-3t
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! Hon. r. l.. Gregory will take the
stump this fall for the Republican
State committee, and the engage
ment is a fitting recognition of his
ability as a spellbinder,
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School supplies, including text
books. pencil boxes. school bags,
school rulers. blackboard eraSers.
school chalk and crayon. tablets.
ink, pens. pencils at McCoy's Book
store.
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The many friends of Mrs. f. a.
Aggis will regret to learn she is
confined to her room by illness.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ag-
gis. we are pleased to note, are
now on the road to recovery.
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w. B. Craig. the Middlebourne
hackman. will make special trips
on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday of next week,
during the Tyler county fair. Will
leave Sistersville at 7 o'clock a.
m. and leave Middlebourne on the
return trip at 4 80 p. m. 5,26-5t
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About 500 novels, all good IT,
ties. which have been sold hereto
fore at 10 cents are now on sale
at McCoy's Book store for half
price-Or 5 cents for each book.
| rms sale is beng made III order
to have room for the fall stock of
new books which are coming in
daily now. If YOU want some ex-
cellent reading at ridiculously low
/ prices call and make your selec-
ton.
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! Our attention was attracted to-
day to some beautiful embroidery
displayed in the show window of
Edwin \. Fischer's establishment
on Wells street. The designs are
eat tails and golden rod. and
were executed by Mrs. George D.
Morrison of this city. The work
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
CAMP ROOSEVELT.

Osborne Richens is just dowr from
the Tonic reservoir site, and brings
the good news that about one hundred
and twenty-five men have been con-
tinuously excavating for the cement
plant. and for the past four weeks
they have been working on the walls.
pipe line has just been completed
for distance of three miles and now
fresh water is n abundance for camp
use The steam power and dynamo for
electric lights for the camp are all in
and on the arrival Of the posts cleo
tri" ligh.' will be put in
The camp is assuming quite met
ropolitan airs. There are now three
stores, barber shop. two lodging houses
and an opera house.
The city has heen christened Rose
vel.."
The saw is in operation and a con-
tract for 1.5OO cords of wood has been
let to Mr.. Brown.
There are 75 men at work on the
Tonic road from the camp this way
and seven miles of the heaviest of the
road work is completed. The road
this way to a short distance from Fish
creek is practically smooth sailing.
The telephone line is completed TO
Mormon Flat and the work Is benz
pushed very rapidly.
lIurrah for Camp Roosevelt
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
ODDS AND ENDS.

Misses Sadie stauffer and Go Clof-
ford enjoyed a horseback ride yesterday
afternoon.
Miss O'Hara. preceptress of the girls
hall. and Misses Clark and Cain. drove
70 Phoenix yesterday morning.
Banker John l. waring and family of
Mesa visited friends at this place yes
ferday.
Leonard. Frank and Carl Cosby. Mrs.
l. VI. Schenck end Miss Ida Johnson
were visitors At Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. p. p. Hughes and daughter.
Miss Mabel. were down from Mesa yes
terday.
o. l. Standage and Henry Schmidt
drove 10 Phoenix last evening.
Mis- Virginia Merriam was the guest
OF Mrs. J. F. Haigler Friday.
Guests at the Casa Iona: Dwight p.
Heard. Phoenix: p. F. Fuller. Mesa;
Grant Jones. Tempe: p W. Munger
and lady: N. p. Munger and lady;
Britt l. Bowker and lady. Phoenix; II.
II. Clark. Los Angeles: A. w. Berentz,
Los Angeles.
Congregational Church. - Sunday
school at 10 q. m. Preaching by the
pastor ~ II a m, subject. THAT
Which Comes First" Junior Endeavor
Society at p. m. Christian Endeavo-
Society al 500 p. m. Preaching at :. 80
by Rev. A. A. Kelser of Petoskey,
Mich. +. l. Drew. pastor.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
KYRENE LITERARY SOCIETY.

Several weeks ago a literary society
was organized at Kyrene for the bene-
NJ Of those In that community whose
tastes inclined that way. Last Friday
evening the first programme was held
NJ the school house. The parts were
wei prepared. and everything went of
smoothly with the exception of the de-
bate. which was rather a onesided af-
fair. Through some Misunderstanding
all the contestants prepared the same
side OF the question. and on this ac-
count IL was declared of for the pres
ent The next meeting will be held a
week from next Friday night at the
same place.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
col. koSTERLITZKi.
Says AlVord and Stiles Have Never
Crossed the Line.

says NIvord and Stiles Have Never
Crossed the Line.
Colonel Kosterlitzxi's camp. inst
out Of Aqua Prieta. was visited yester-
day by reporter of the International
American, says that paper, and the
colonel was seen for few minutes. He
has been quite Ill for a few days but
was feeling somewhat better when the
reporter called. He had thirty-two men
with him and the whole outfit is camp
ed Just below the NacoZari railroad
depot at a little ranch house
The colonel was asked for his opinion
or the whereabouts of Alvord and
Stiles. the Arizona outlaws. He said
that they were in the United States
and in his opinion they have never left
it since they broke out of the Tomb
stone jail. He has good reasons to know
that Stiles was at his home on the
San Pedro recently and has on several
occasions visited his wife. The story
that went the rounds of the papers that
the outlaws were in Cananea. the col
onei said was false. a they were never
IN that part of Mexico. The outlaws
have friends in Mexico who sent out
reports that they have seen both men
for no other reason than to mislead
the officers on The Arizona side of the
line.
In speaking about the Arizona Off
GERS Colonel Kosterlitzki had nothing
but words of praise and he said that
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
MESA
MASS MEETING.

The local committee appointed by the
joint committee CT the board CT trade
and the supervisors of Maricopa coun-
- having in charge the mass meeting
or the people to protest against the
passage Of the bill admitting Arizona
and New Mexico as one state. met for
a Few moments yesterday and arranged
20 meet Sunday and make out pro-
sramne for the occasion. The meet
Ing Is TO be held Jan. 18th and will
Ia all probability be held in the Mesa
opera house. Everybody should turn
out and a rousing mass meeting be
held and giant petition signed to pro-
test against such a course. The Mesa
committee are c. r. Hakes. chairman.
o. > staPley. c. NJ. Mullen. Z. w.
Wilbur and j. II. POmeroy.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
REMOVING FALSE WORK.
In Anticipation Of High Water the
Work Is Being Rushed.

Day before yesterday the work OF re-
moving the false work under the first
and second spans of the new Santa Fe
bridge was begun. II was rot expected
TO do this I'M the entire bri lge " as 90 n
Dleted. but the fact that there Is some
prospect OF higher water in the near
future has caused them to hurry the
matter.
The network OF piles beneath the
steel structure is so thick that when
there IL food the brush catches there.
endangering the whole bridge.
The work on one span Is completed
and most OF II on the second is finished.
These two being the ones over the main
channel OF the river are all that VIII
be removed at present. The rest VIII
h attended 10 after the completion OF
the bridge
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
TEMPE MESA

eral sentiment OF the public that though
the contest VIII be close il will not
carry.
The work OF shipping ore from the
Ia Fortune mine has begun again, and
Nr. McGrew brought the first load
down with him yesterday. He Will
bring load with him Low on each re-
turn trip until a car load has been Sc
cured.
lie further rays that there has been
some pretty cold weather there the past
week and some very heavy SHOWS.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
TEMPE
\ Miner a That Place Seriously In.
jursc and $40 Taken From Him.
\ ROBBERY At SUPERIOR.

W. +. Mc0rsU returned from SUI
perior yrstsrd=y and tells the following
siCry about n mlher who was robbed
Their last Tuesday night
70 seems fhB. some time ago Goodwin
Brus ~ thls place. made an offer 10 a
man named Heart 90 60 some wolk on
their claims there He refused 10 do II
nt mat price. and another party. An
drew IantrnschalEer b. name. took the
couifnci when Mr. McGrew went up
there last saturday ~ took with him
the money 90 pay Andrew. He left IL
~ Plnai on hls way up. and the party
% was Cor received n the next morning.
After getting bis money he went 10 Su-
per.or AMI paid % his debts tncIe and
gave Mr McCr~w So 90 pay some bills
here
Hc had lsfg about So. Tuesday even
Ing BE- bought a task % whlskey and
about dusk started FOR home. When
several miles from town some one cane
W behind hlm Andrew. being some
~ has dfaf. did not hear tie steps. and
vas mt auaf~ % the others presence
tni b. was struck terrible blow over
tire head ~ rendered him unconscious.
ard a. D. g.. BE- went over backward
infn q bunch 81 Chcllar. The Iobber after
taking sd that be could and about the
victim eft ~ was several hours be-
fore the unfortunate man was dlFcoy-
cred and much ioager before ths last
% the fh0fna had been exir8rted from
hls person. Andrew is almost sure that
the man Who ala the deed g. no other
thar Heart. and the general suspicion
~ the community points toward him.
A. yet he has not been taken irto Gus
tldy. bui his arrest Is expected 10 fol-
low.
Tho town 90 Superior. Mr. MoGrew
says f. looming ~ present. There are
over thirty men q work and a force Of
huy more vii b. Pot on soon.
The local oltion question - receiving
much consideration there az present
and the matter VII come NJ for vote
the sixth % next month. u II the gen
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
A GOOD SHOW.

One of the largest crowds that has
ever assembled in the Mesa opera
house met last night to witness the per-
formance OF the Ed. Andrews Opera
CO., in Birds of a Feather From
start to finish the audience was con-
vulsed with laughter. or applauding
with fervor to the excellent vocal work
of the artists The management had
been compelled to guarantee the COM
pany S125.OO, but the receipts Melted a
nice little sum to the hall over and
above the expenses. The people APP
preciated the work and the Ell. -
drews opera company will always draw
a large house on future visits to our
Cit
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
HOME DRAMATIC AGAIN.

The Home Dramatic co. of Mesa
next Friday night will present the
Little Ferret in the Mesa ooera
house. Little Ferret is one of the best
comedies on the road and the 1udi-
enee is sure to spend an evening of
uproarious laughter. There is some
very fine work in the play and intense
heart interest melts to tears while the
comedy will split the sides.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

Hon. John Shsnick. a Chicago Alderman
residing ~ 30 So. Peoria s., owes his
election 20 Chzmherlain's Cough Remedy.
We VIII T.; him tell H.. Two ye1rs ago
during political campaign. I caught cold
after being overhezted. which irritated my
throat and ! was finally compelled 20 stop as
could not speakaioud- ia my extremity
friend advised me % use Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ! took two doses that
Afternoon ard could not believe my senses
When found the next morning the ineans-
nation had largely subsidized. took several
doses that 9ay. kept righ; on taking through
the campaign, and ! thank this medicine
that won my seat In the Council, for had
] not been able % eontinue my meetings, I
would no doub; have been unable 70 secure
suihcient Np,es. Since that time I have
praised this medicine o. dozens Of my
frieuds- Ny wife has also used Il and we
hnd u q valuable household remedy"
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. B. A Packard. cattlemAn of
Naco. Ariz.. has spent a few days in
Mesa buying cattle.
Mr Grant Mumford is putting n
railing In the oostoffice building with
the Intention o. delving I'm real es-
tate
Mr. c. b. Barr and family arrived
from Arkansas Thursday and will. in
al probability make their home i'm the
valley They are cousins of Judge w.
D. McBrayer.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
PRUSSlAN NOBILITY DISLIKE
KAlSEP.

1t IS an open secret in Germany that
the Prussian nobility is not particular
ly pleased with the present kaiser Tn v
have been used to receiving attention
AT court simply because OF their rank.
but Wilhelm II. does not care a straw
what mans rank is and judges him
solely on his personal merits. He in
vites artists. men of letters and science.
explorers and other eminent men to his
receptions. and has nothing to say TO
the counts. and barons. and officers,
and Rittergutsbesitzer unless they have
distinguished themselves in some way.
de seems to be embarrassed in the
presence. of, ordinary mortals. and not
to know what to say to them. His ia
Their used TO say TO the aristocrats.
Good evening. how dc you do?" And
they would go home happy, and report
that the kaiser had addressed them.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
A FINE SPEclM EN-.

Gr. Fl. A. Brizzse has just left in the
Office of Pomeroy Bros. Co., a fine
specimen OF ore. brought from some
property belonging to Mr.. Everett Bril-
zee in the Dripping Springs country.
1t carries gold and copper
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
PHOENIX MUSIC

The management of the !. o. o. F.
masquerade ball to be given in the
Mesa opera house Jan. 2sth. have en-
ployed the Phoenix orchestra. which
Is composed of Miss Besse, Mrs. Bow
ers and three other of the best musl-
clans In the capital
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
A CORRECTION.

Some days ago an error was made
in the name of a young man that was
brought up before Justice Standage of
Alma precinct. 1t should have been
Byron Johnson irstead of Byron Will
son. who was not at the PARTY
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

Mr.. A. L. Cuber has been quite I'M
we'll for q. couple of days this week
with lagrippe, but is much better now.
The sewing machine man is still with
US and is doing business.
Mr.. a. +. Foote, special agent OF the
Los Angeles Herald, was i'm Mesa yes
terday. but remained only between
trains.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
A COUNTRY DANCE.

There was large attendance at the
dance given last night at the Winsor
homo. formerly the old Wallace place.
several miles east of town. Notwith-
standing the cold a number went up
from this place. and all enjoyed them
selves 10 their fullest extent.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
DIED FRIDAY.

Mrs. Ramon Chavis died at her home
just north of Mesa Friday of Child bed
fever. She has been sick fer the past
month, finally succumbing. The child
is living and doing well The funeral
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

behind the whole business.
The ola soldier said that he did not
think much of Alvord and Stiles either.
They are much oVerrated and as for
being the lad men they are painted
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

he considered Del Lewis one of the
best officers that he ever knew. He
said that it was very bad luck for Del
Lewis that the men escaped. but he be-
lieved that there was lot OF politics
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
NEW RoADMAsTER.

Major Setfpand. the new roadmaster
OF the NJ. & p, was in Mesa ysster-
Cay inspecting the route.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
A SUccEssFUL SALE.

our sDecial sale has been very sue
cessful and We win continue 1t until
Jan 3Oth. bargains at every counter
In the store. HYDER BROS.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
MORE MACHINERY.

Mr.. Hogan. erecting engineer, came
in from Texas Thursday to install the
new boiler and ice making machinery
at the Mesa Dairy and Ice Co. plant
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
a JOKE.

IT was learned later that the individ-
ual that was reported killed on the
p. & E. the other day was named Sir
Thomas Cat.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

Europa was being swiftly carried
along On the back of the white bull.
This beats my auto all hollow" she
said. 1--WE have gone nearly two miles
without 4 breakdown"
Settling back in her seat she enjoy
Fl the passing sCenery.-Milwauke
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

they are a long ways from it. The
colonel was asked what his men would
do If they should find the outlaws. lie
Taid that they would not take any
chances with them.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
RHEUMATISM
WRECKS THE NERVES AND
UNDERMINES THE HEALTH

not only the most painful but oent the formidable and dan
and LITE misery and torture by the terrible pains and aches Rheumatism bad
and
nnaadi
The
swollen
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24
EEsA ADVERTISEMENTS
Mesa City Lots For Sale.

tse0 buys Soxss0 foot lot south
front
ia3s buys s7xzie foot lot. East front.
Sf98 buys iOoEs35 foot lot East front.
fie.o buys two lots with house and
one-fourth share MeEa water.
city and ranch property for sale or
rent
$500 buys quarter section three
miles northeast Mesa-
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

was held yesterday and her body laid
TO rest in the Mesa cemetery
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

PomsrOy Bros. Co. dAe.. Mesa. Ari.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

Sidney, Ohio, Aul
few months ago was feeling weak ar
and unable to sleep at night. felt ext
and also had rheumatic pains in my join
cles. The DOCTORS medicine only gave m
relief at best; so seeing s. S. s. highly re
for such troubles. I began its use, and af
for some time was we'll pleased with the
did away with the rheumatic pains, gave
ing sleep and built up my general system
strength and energy. 1t is good medic
a doubt, and take pleasure in recommel
8, s. Boil
Arizona republican., 1904-01-24

VIII stop a cough at time
nave such confidence I'm great we sell
most positive guarantee, that reun
entireiy satisfied 25c. Soc. and $500
ood ana Guaranteed by the HUDSON PHARMACY Distributing AGENTS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
BOGUS WITNESS IN COURT.
Serious Charges in Connection
With Firms Failure.
RErTnr.rc SPECIAL.

EEI't Bf.fc SPECIAL.
Fotisyil'e. Sept. l'.-Cor-; Sc; aside tho
finding o: III. Grand Jury. because evi-
dencc vas presented TO show that there
was a substitution Of witnesses and other
serious charges. which are nov being IA
vesiiSa;ed. TIE trouble arose over the
trial Of larceny charges following the fail
ure OF Anthony Saum & CO. o. Shensn-
dosh.
Executions Rad been issued ssains: the
firm and their store wss closed. but vhiie
the contest was on between ;he execution
c-cditors and some OF the defendants some
one entered the store and carried large
quantity NJ the goods out Of the ~oua.~.
Charges and counter charges we're brought
a. to the author ~ the tarceny- Inc last
Grand Jury found true hiils IN the rass<
against Abiuiiah Maxim. Katie. pa-o-
vitsch and John Malone. while the bills
AGAINST Salem Elias. Anthony Sauvn and
the four Sahass brothers were ignored
On n motion IN set aside the ignored
bills ard have them reccm-si''ed 9" the
next Grand :.ry tne sensational charges
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
MARRIAGE CALLS TEACHERS.
Ten Young Women Resign in Jer-
sey City at Once.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Sept. T.-Superintendent OF
Schools Snyder OF Jersey City. who. in his
last two annual reports. bewailed the lack
OF teachers. has Just had another reduc-
ton OF his force. II Is a rule OF the board
not to employ married women in the class
rooms. and ten young schoolma'am who
had reasons TO take ofYerse at this edict
handed In their designations Friday night
Some OF them had been married during
the vacation season. and would have re-
signed sooner II they had not already been
paid up TO the close of the season. The
board allows the teachers at the close Of
the schools for the summer to draw their
salaries for July and August in advance.
The prospective summer brides were very
eecretive about their wedding arrange
rnents when they applied for the advance
PAIR ents. One Of the ten IL said TO have
been married when che drew her advance
money.
Those OF the ten who have not already
married are TO wed SO soon that they did
not Think Il worth while to begin work
with the reopening OF the school year.