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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
ALLEN COCKRELL DENIES
REPORT OF ENGAGEMENT.
York. lie Says. !. Evidently Work
of Energetic Press Agent.


EEPi GLIt SPECIAL
New York Dec. 2>-"TE"rc i not a
word or truth in the report said Allen
'. cookrelI Tonight ..hcu asked rou-
corning his rurnpr.d engagement 20 Miss
Charlotte PIlmcr al actress. Il mot the
..p'rng L-Iy here Yesterday" Mr Cockrell
continued. and that was the first time
SAW hcr siHc" W" met IN Washington
last December. whore she was playing an
,rgag"ment Evidently some energetic
press agent made tn" most o: our cnauce
meeting OF having mention made OF hts
show, and cOuc"ct%d tn" yarn.
That's about the "n;y explanation |
can or"-. There certainly has been no en-
-agciuant sn fur - I am concerned. and
surely wcaid Know about IT IL there
was"
ton With u =. Mc';"ryi" at the invitatIpn
n Nov Ia:S parties vino were pIcag.d
vt. III" report DT tEc emergency com
rriltoc al ~" Exploitation or the World .
9'arir. lr1 have made the secretary of
that "pmm.fte, very attractive oH"r
'rh" uatur" OK -" propo. iJiUu. Mr. Cock
roll Faid he "Orl1 not di<rIss at this time
but H. limited tina, II was no; an offer
to 60 to- Pana'na, aS has been reported.
Mr. rDckreil wiIl r.rnain In New York
until pecoTnbnr II. io -" his sister. Miss
Anna Ewing c1ckrell aud Miss Marie
Uuux OF Narrnneburc Mo. aboard the
steamer 81. Louis. which sails SATURDAY,
for "hcr'fniTr.
Miss HcGx is q daughter Of th. late
Reverend J. II. Hpux OF Warrensburg.
Roth will go to Italy. where they Will
spend at least 4 year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
JAPS PREPARING
GENERAL ASSAULT
Nogi Gets Ready to Attack Port
Arthur on East and West
simultaneously.
ssapPERS BUSILY AT WORK.
Mikado'S Forces Mount Large
Guns on 2G3- Meter Hill
Chcfoo Denies Destroyers
Escaped From Harbor.

rokio. Dec. G-ft is understood tho
Japanese dynamiting and paralleltnG
against the eastern section OF tho main
circle OF forts around Fort Arthur is pro
crossing farorably.
The right wing OF the hesicscrs continues
a heavy and effective shellins Of the now
town. preparatory to operations which are
nearing completion
It is probable that the next attack VIII
hc simultaneously directed against the cas-;
and west forces OF the fortress in an On
deavor TO divide and weaken the re-
sstancc OF the defenders.
MOUNT HEAVY GUNS
ON yG-METER HILL.
Chefoo. Dec. A.-lt is reported here that
the Japanese in front of Port Arthur have
mounted two 2S-ccntim"tcr guns on :'tG-
Meter Hill.
The persistent rumor which has been i'll
circulation for two weeks that several tor
p.do-hoat dcstrcycrs had escaped from
Port Arthur and succeeded III reaching
riadivostok is donied by tho officers of the
British steamer F.liaIny. which arrived
here from TLadivostoll to-day. These Of
ficers say that tho cruisers OF the Nladi-
vustok squadron. Eossia and Gromoboi
are IN good shape.
CNoTE-This report from Cre:o, that Nori
has succeeded in mounting heavy guns on 99-
Meter Hill seems 10 dispose OF General Kuro-
ua,kin's report that he learned through Chinese
sources the japanese we're unable 10 hold the
hiD
4 telegram from Hong-KonS says a
large japanese cruiser arrived at Annoy
yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
GUARDS BECOME ALARMED
WHEN PRISONERS CHEER.
Think Attempt I. Made Ia HrrnL jail
Bcrause of Lnsty Appreciation
Gf supper.

The annual N"w Year. supper for the
prisoners in th" city Jail bv rh. Evan
acIical I.Tiherrr CITY Mission WI given
last night and tn" prisoners: cvir"rd their
appreciation go l,uirr that in other parts
Of the -Four Courts II was Thought an
atteiu?; vas being mad" iJ break jail
Tic guards I"caui" alarmed ut the uUiS.
and i,urried tho prisoners +" tr-ir c.ila
IT." Eor"i.ni Frederick " Horzr"rger
Of tn rnissi"r. a"c"Guaai"d 10y quartet
ard several members "f tn. mission,
reached tF.. iail shortly afr"' : o'clock
All OF h. 20 prisoners worc brought from
their cells and formed into line. hfier 4
service of soG2 and PRAYER apples md
cakcs wee given TO "nclr. Tobacco was
also given To the mon.
After they had received th. appIcs GOV
eral began to cheer the visltnrE Th=.
cries were taken mp Icy others and ,.nuld
h" heard in all parts nf the buildings
Several benches were overturned. adding
tc the din.
Fearing that an ATTEMPT would ne ma
by soni. Of tire prisoners TO escape in ,hc
confusion tho guards quickly suppressed
the cheering and hurried the men back
to their cells.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
DUELS SETTLE DIFFERENCES,
Four Italians Resort to Saber II
NinGicatc Honor.

81 IAr. fIY CABLE. To TIT; ST. TI,rIs RE-
Pi 'Bi.It' ASD THE NEW YORK HERALD
Mi.an. Ds". -. Copyright. fso'.)-sisfor
BoFdini. q weil-kroHr sUtOmobilist. re-
Gently Aont sec"nds 70 Siznor Menecatu.
prominent business man. after dispu:e
on nrtomobilisn. a duel with slbers was
r'so.ved upon. sr1 IL was decided thst
IN" encounter should take place At Chias-
go. SwifZrri. nd.
The due took place yesterday, and affei.
six bouts Sigror Menecatti swas grAvely
wounded IN the neck with the Point OF his
adversarys weapon. -
About th. same time another duel witb
sailors took pace on the Sansiro race
course between Signor Slmonstta and
Signor Mangi1i. who had quarreied at the
card table. SigDor Simonstfa was twfrn
wounded In the face. His adversary ras
unllurt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
SWANGER NAMES kPPoINTEEs.
w. L. Buechlc Named for Bank
Examiner-Other Appointments.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ST. Joseph. No. Dec. S.--W. J.. Buechlc
If this city has been appointed State Bank
Examiner by John +. Swanger. Secretary
of State elect. Euechic will succeed VIII
liam II. Reed. also Of ST. Joseph r. N.
Cook of Trenton has been appointed ST.
perrisine Bank Clerk in the Oftic. Of Sec
retary of State.
W: =. Plank nf Bethany will have n
rlerkship IN Swan2ers Office. as will Ed
Adams of Linn County.
T. 5. Reed. former County Clerk of An
Drew County. now cashier of Round
Prairie Bank at Fillmore. has been given
4 berth with State Auditor Wilder. swan
ger Will ask for authority to appoint more
Bank Examiners.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
CULL0M AND HOPKINS ARE
ON VERGE OF A RUPTURE.
both Senators Arc Rncl,inc Apple
cants to Succeed General W. II.
Powell as Rcvenue Collector.
EEPUBLlc SPECIAL.

EEPU BLlC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Dec. 2s-ScGItUrs CUilom and
Hopkins are on the verge of n clash over
the appointment OF a Revenue Collector
10 fill the vacancy caused By the death Of
General William II. Powell, who had
charge OF the Cairo district.
Senator Culiom is hacking former Sena-
tor James Willoughhy Of ST. Clair for the
place. while Senator Hopkins wants Ma
jor Dan Hogan OF Moupd City appointed
Hogan sought the berth three years ago.
hut sentiment was against removing Cen
eral Powell. a Civil War veteran. and Ho-
gan withdrew from the contest Senator
Hopkins will urge his appointment with
igor this time. as Hogan rendered him
efficient assistance In his senatorial fight.
Wflloughby Is a relative Of Governor
elect Denecn. and the politicians say that
Uncle Shelby .s making a wise move
in championing his cause at this time. Tor
Culiom may need Deaeen's help two years
hence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

Justice Robert CarIoil yesterday united
in marriage H"ymau :iiik"rman. :'n It-
torn.y. and Miss Wllhrlmima kaillcrt "s
No sos Semplc avenue. who = also au
attorney. This event is part Of 1t ra-
nance which began IN q Law ollie. Mr..
Sl!kcrman being enc OF tine partners and
Miss Kahiert e clerk and law student.
Three years AZ" tn" Young lady ws.s
gradual d IRON, tho Benton College of
Law. She wa tho only woman in tn"
class and ranked hich with hsr fs'iow
students. she did not - into the prrctic'.
but continued In her position Of coHtideH-
tial clerk. her legal attainmcn's making
her services much more valuable.
It is believed that between briefs and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
LIABILITIES ARE S154,6s2.
Gainesville, Tex, Cattle Man Be
comes Voluntary Bankrupt.

Sherman. Tex. Dec 2s.-E. T. Morris. a
well-known cattle man Of Gainesville.
Cook County. to-day filed voluntary ap-
plication in bankruptcy. He lists his liza.
bilities at si5i.6S2. 20. and his assets at
s5,615. all Of which are claimed exempt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
At.rERNnnN HEcITAL.

Mrs GcorC" Tower ii. gave al after
noon recital yesterday Tor her dnHchter
Miss MargUclit. kchlor Tower. and her
Mary Institute class. Miss Chamberlain
of Boston. who is (" sive a reading OF
Tho George Rrrrard shaw play ot can
dIda" saturday rl"rninc at the 81. LOUIS
W"man's Club. was III" entertainer of III.
afternoon. giving several short selections
which the large nUnhcr of young girls
present greatly enjoyed.
Miss Alice Reynolds. tiiss Ai'ic ':i'lien.
Miss Arg.iinr Da:is. M'#s Mar "tincr
and Miss CHrulin" RunyIn served. ABOUT
tyn girls Wyr- entertained.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

r.ostbouad - I.cavs Union station: EXCEPT
s-Inday-l:cp 6:n3. $40 a m sunday oniyns:g
NJ .ayc Eighth and Gratiot streets: Daily
-. ~: fl:tS. 5:l5 i:JJ 3. m. ExGeps
s.Iuf,sv-4:6s. so. s:fi. -. a. IT.: so; s!os q
m -t;uGa- Gr':-5:.f. t;is A. NJ WEDNESDAY!
Sati:riay and s;u-dsy-il:-y .. N. - 49,
49,. trains eave Washington avenue fouf
'wI,..c..,b-.nd-Ieavs Grant,. City: paiiy-ils.
s:5t 80 : IT. Excep. Surday-s:5o 80 ~. ~.
-, = W i:4g 9:-u = N. Satiifnay o..
Tx = m Excer, Saturday AID S:noay-S:h
u IA. surdsy onlJ--':'". soc I.:R a n
yy-.,i-ss.f,y -stur!iay ard Sunda:. II 30 y; N
Ah5yc trains l.sye Madison fe1T mhn'"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
CTREY-DANIDsDN.

one OF the weddings Of yesterday was
that of Miss Rose Davidson. dauGhter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson OF Shea NJ
doah avenue. and Clarence Joseph Curb
cider son If Nh. and Mrs. G. T.. curbv
The ceremony took place 'ast nigh: at S
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
At Chicago Hotels.
M,ssourians In New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Dec 2s.-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day are the follow
ing from Missouri:
81 Jnui.-H Poltsn. A. N. Wheeler. 4. T.
ola ,ehrook Imperial. n. J. Drummond =. G.
Burnett. Holsnd: z ? Non s.,;,c,, =: Hsss,man.
.isr. r r Fitzpatrick Waldorf: ". S;i'ts and
Mrs. suits, 81. Denis: =: =. Ship, Park Ave
nue.: u. {. Bantry. Breslin: i. L. Jordan.
81 Jossph-R c. Wheeler. Herald Square.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
Legion Of Honor Meeting.

Tho Supreme Council nf the Legion ot
Honor gave its regular monthly dinner at
the Jeffo rson Hotel last night About fifty
members were present. The policy TO be
pursued next year was discussed and new
suggestions and plans presented.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

TI'a.IHeE. sfnNl0y'F anI 6I"Tk InIlnI Tim"
toy conversation into which "rlnarr legal
matters DO not "nt"r. Whcl Nj. Sliker-
man arEouncai ira; hc wa~ going farthe"
west to establish g rr"rtice. aa'f Mis+
Kahlrrt said that She w,u'd soon give ~
h"f- position. other persons IN tho Office
said Il toll you so
They wct" married n' I'.a" Yesterday
mo. ming and departed al noon for New
York Ia visit ri. bridegroom relatives.
III. bridli torgr viii OCCUPY Il month. when
gh,. attorney viii - to Los Angelo.
whore tEcy intend I" live
Whether the iirm will be "Siikermdn &
Slil,errnan" ar S'.ker.nan. .Ntt0-ney had
NOT he.-n decided when they l"ft 81 Louis.
lut they win continue to occupy tho same
D.'ic...
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

Dspar;-Fr2n, rnion station: Ferguson. ss:I
-. N. $50 p. uI.. ~ r. "a. FROM Oi!vs
Street station: II Charles. 'ii.aG 4. M.
= "a t. n. Iriiget1r. 4i:i5 IT,. $50 q. m:
F-rg,iser 80 a. n. 16:20 !. ~. 'i:j5 D. NJ,
hsri-e-A; G-nirn station: Ferguson. '$:I5 o..
m. fs:E D. NJ. ts:D a. s!3:2I q. AZ
Olive Street station: -. Charles. 'i:tJ Q. M,
+.:;1 a. III Nf'lI.-il. is:S7 a m.: Bridgetou.
$40 a. N. tg.ig y IN. Ferguson. '1o:2o q n:
-. p m 500 ..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
TO SUE RHODES EXECUTORS.
Princess Radziwill Wishes tc Vim
dicate Her Character.

London, Dec. 29.-The Daily Chronicle
states that Princess Radziwiii has decided
to bring action against the executors of
the estate of Cecil Rhodes. with the OBJ
ject Of vindicatng her character from ac-
cusations III connection with her personal
relations with Mr.. Rhodes.
Princess Catherine RadziwilI was SEN
fenced 10 two years imprisonment by the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
SIGMA NU CONVENTION OPENS.
Grand Regent Cook Presides Over
Sessions, Which Are Executive.

New Orleans. Dec. 2s.-One hundred and
twenty-five delegates are here to attend
the annual convention OF Sigma Nh. tb.
Youngest OF the Grcck-lctter fraterrIities
which opened to-day.
Grand Regent Georae NJ Cook presided
Tho sessions will be executive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

Tho FIRST Ward Improvement .tssocia-
ton will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing tonight to discuss III" different meth
benefited
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

o'clock. tn" ceremony aud =. "rt!on N"th
being at III" Residence q! tha bridegroom
parents No. 3iS5 Hawthorne bol.lrvard;
The ceremony was perform ! hy the
Reverend Doctor Palmer of rh2 Lafayette
Park PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Miss Matilda Iiruir"'k attended ;he
hrit!.. rs maid nf honor while Mis-, Flor
encc Murphy OF san Francisco. Aliss Edna
H-atou Of indianapolis and .'is5 IS"hel
Myerson Of 81. Louis were ~" "it."i
bridesmaids. Kenneth 'u"by. III" brid".
cr"Cm'S brother. was hest nam. and Earl
Bennett Paul Davidson and y '@t"r Percy
s:Uahlcu the GTDonsm"u.
The house was decor tied with ~ -. thu
brides name flower. Th" hri ic "of" Whit"
chiffon cloth = tull" Veil and carried wlhtr
orchids and valley lilies. : crown "t
pearls and diamonds Mr.. turhy's Git,
was worn at the ihToat.
Tho maids were gowu"d fl.ik" u whit
net in 1896 style. built over Ilnetiy SATIN.
They carried snc3vrs of .lmeri an heau-
tics.
Mrs. Curbv wore white lace. several a
rieticS heirg combined tu furm TuGe
After. a short "trip Mr.. ard Sirs. t2fny viii
return to 81 Louis and TAX" = y int.r res
idcnce at No. 252i Victor street. II" house
and furnishings being a siit ir"m MI.
CurI,y Sr
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
KENEEpY-FLYNN WEDDING.

Miss MAY T.. X "nnedy and Thomas
Flynn wer: married last evening at 81.
Brideet's Church. IT,. Reverend Father
Thomas Walsh officiating. James WOOD.
member OF tn" Fire Department. acted ~
best man. aud Miss Mamie Red served a.
maid of honor
Mrs Flynn is sister ri J. J. Kennedy,
grand secretary OF tho Knights AMI LIT
dies Of ifunoT. and Richard Kennedy, who
is connected with cuic. Desmund'S staff.
Th" ceremony was followed by an i'll
formal supper. at which only the relatives
of th. bridal C"Uri" wer" present at the
hpm. Of tho brides parents. Nh and Mrs.
.J..nlcS Kennedy. No. %" Sheridan avenue.
The bridegroom ~ q member of Engine
Company NJ. " "i the Fire department.
Mis-. L. II. Spencer gave t"a Yesterday
dence Tor her daughter. Miss Florence
Institute. cla.I OF ig,+ but was prevented
by Illness from being graduated.
Miss Euecria toil". Mis- Ruth Fink"n
biEcr. Miss Gladys l;ozier pf Pennington,
No.. and Mss Alice Kelly served at the
Giiinc-loom table. Miss Dorothy Spencer
and Miss Mariory ,uaIr dispensed the
punch. while Miss Helen HAYS. Miss Cor
nelia InGra!Iam. Miss Olga EUcnken and
Mis- Susan Bu.HE.u came without hats
Miss Eiorcnc" Spencer Wore pink
tinw"Icd organd" and Mrs. Spencer was
in whit silk. Tn" G"c"rati tons We're puin-
setta and white carnations. on" hundred
and fifty 1Uung girls called.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
Gra,v,IIe Light PI.n, No, Huna,ns.

GRANVILLE. ILL.,. Dec. M.-The city has been
In total darkness for several nights owing
TO a serious breakdown at the electric
light plant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
HEYMAN SLIKERMAN, LAWYER, WEDS
MISS KAHLERT, AN ATTORNEY

Employer and Clerk Commenced ill Law Office
Depart Bridal Tour of the East. After Which They
Will Settle in California,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS

Southern.
,scsv:o1 W T. Stead Of Beaumont Tex. is at the
n. A NJ 2: Cough Of Oklahoma City. Ok. is i.
" I. johnson of Muscatine. la, is at tle
-WS y. S. .,,s Srsne of Carthage. Ne. is staying
IL. n. Moore of salmon. Idaho, is registered
Planters yesterday.
-Icseph u. saycrs OF Austin. Tex. hag
rooms az the Planters.
o. H. r.. Catron Of Wc., Plains No IL
\ guest at the LacIede.
Lyon c. McMuIlen Of Knoxville Tenn. is
staying at tho Planters.
IT. I. willoughby. an a,torncv of Memphis.
Tenn. Is Il guest at the jefferson.
C. V NASH OF JouesSoro Ark, registered
at the st. Nicholas yesterday.
r. r. srnms. q merchan; Of Fairficlds.
Tex, Is staying ut the Moser.
At Chicago Hotels.
REPUBLIC sPEcTAL-
Chicago. ILL.,. Dec @.-St. Louis persons
registered at hotels here to-day are as fol-
lows:
Auditoriurn--c'. 5. Becker Ir.. ". \. Gardner.
murray s,.,,.r W >; MeRFIds .n.n.e s = Y"ysr $:
ier. Z. ". Shut. e. S. Whitaker. II. ". Wo,iT
Brisss.c, Rron'. A. A. Sid, seldom.
Psimsr House,. n. Banks. F. r. Jones q.
l.. Moder. W. L. Perkins. h. l. Reid E. L.
Kaiscrhof-I. NJ. Campbell.
Rrevourt--C. q. Penny.
sres, Sorthern-E, Z. Barclay. J. j.. pur,-
% pnjl, Mrs. c, II. Williams
xistc!i.-R. s: S2oE ;oss s f Cox; r L. Lang.
Grand Parifc--O. 7. Wilson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
DANCE FOR rIEi1: DAUGHTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott gave a
small and very informal dance last cven-
ing for their younger haueht"r. Miss
Georgia Elliott and her school friends at
their residence. NJ. II kingshury place.
Friday Afternoon Mrs. Elliott will CIV"
y larg,. tea for h"r daughter. invitations
for this ieinr Yer" general and including
ali the college st that is - lively just
now with social i"ing%.
Miss Georgia Elliott at this tea Will lie
assisted by her friend. Miss Helen Tread
way. VIII" is home from Dohb'S Ferry for
Il fortnight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

Mr.. Iul Mrs Frank T. B"wlsby will
spend the winter ga tin" Cuff Coast.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

Mr. and Mrs. !. u Block have taken
apartments at tic Washington f"T the
winter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
Personal MENTION.

Mrs T. & SchueiI and daughter Miss
Aida Sohuell. arc s-ttlcd for the winter
at the Hamilton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

Lieutenant carlo FGstcr of the Royal
Italian Navy. and nov stationed at Wash
ingtOn. d e.. fianoc Of Miss Hester
i.aughlin. il spending the holidays with
Mrs. Laughln and Miss Laughlin at the
hamilton Hotel
Tine Happy y-G"-Lucky club will enter
tain friends at tho home uf Miss May
Martin. No. ia:2 Manchester avenue. next
Monday evening Tn" directors ar" Misses
f,iaEch" DrnuiS. MIvm" Wand Gertrude
Nann Pcnrl MAnl and Miss Martin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

,-,-+-..r-, riIfroi. I.S-ress. s1:59 aIa s?:ia pm
hi.as5 Daylight Special. ....'li:t3 am sgt pm
..p!ingfi.LI Aconirnr rda tor. .5;.G prn All
chicago Diamond Specisl. 'e:lo pr.l ~ ~.
CFicasp Midnight Specal-..'.l:I ~ s:.s -.
Fast Mail. ;itn.. ....-...-.- !:ts an p..'
Narr Orleans Special - prn Y,.I
Acc y-iracia-ioTI. SJuth.---..-. .t:s! pln u az,
Dixie FLYER South ............ '-:fO PIE ,.ue ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

Miss Liii" Tniy!I Smit' is visiting Miss
Mary SuIlivam NJ MashimEton. u. Z.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
BURLINGTON ROITE:.

UanniI,ri 9Yfr'c~. Burlington -2:55 80 prt
- .TGSa.i. SHh-as.s. SeattI. @1:il ..l3 All
Local TTd.uihGi .-......-... e - '9:z'
= Paul IA Eas' Side LinsJ. $50 'i:as pr
Kansas '.ty and kansas.-.... -s:1s am 81 pri
Kalsas l1,y ....-....-....-... 30! pm .5:is pm
Hannibal. euIr.y EsokuiI.
For; Madise: Eurif Et"r,
- Paul aT.I Minneapolis. .2:ls pr'1 80 pai
- .Jr-epji D"r.y--, Fac!f:
'-asf .-.----.. '-:IJ i:.i 'b.sj t'a
'..r sp57 ' ., ' .'' 80 pm .5.5- asu
Gs'eeiIu;E. P0eL isl4rd AMI
We .hri- Points. 's:.' rrt s,:is cIn
= .lrsa-,h omaha. Deaye-... .,:9. p!a .i:.3 am
kansas 'ity Kansas. Okla
tp'r.a ard New MFxi-o-. ...'iG:i- D.. ':at . -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
FRISCO SYSTEM

New CIIe-u< t.iruited ........ "f:5. pEi =
MGn.i. and New Orleans go am &
NJrphvsbnrG a AarornlCdatiDr $40 pm I'll
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
Chlt AGO. pEOHIA AND 81
MOBILE AND OHIO.

Ai;ca. Gh4'Ita Iqus. Spring
fed and Peoria E.1prsGr... '5..s IN!
Springfield FrrTss, +,.s9 pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29
BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Lake shore, New York Central aud
Boston and Albany Rys.
Is. d -. g ". Il. II.
CHICAGO Am ALTON

The Alton Limited Chicago. 500 al! -. pa
f:siTis stat Ex. Chicago sI2:I2 pm es o5 pHi
.dlsFe bNprsss. Chics $50 pm sI:li Ana
Midnight Special. cticago....'Il:t0 pT. $50 aBb
Peoria Limited ...-.... ...... ss:1i ~.z5 c1TI
Kansas city. No. S'ats ET... -e.so '5ls rn
Mi'!iay Special. Kan Ci-y '2:ti Pm 81 I'm
Kansas city Nigh; t>NpTsx-. .siD:l5 Pin eo:S3 a..
Rp.h"us. and Mexico ....... = ~ 's:rD pssi
Bloomington. ria Tacksonv!lie 1879 am 1e:s Pm
Bloomington ia jacksonville sr 20 pm 'f35l pm
IA h=-.rrIllc AccommO6a ton. tolls pm - . An
STrIn-'j Capital Trtv Flyer. "5:Ii pm se:35 am
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-29

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
GLOUCESTER 5 COUNTY.
lfsnacinl e Tho rimes .plspatcl,.,

ssa3 c,I.oUcEsTER, a., Sept. 10, Mrs.
Sanders OF Midlothian,5 gave a part to-
her son, :yanblbber }Tabb Sanders, thus
giving the children OF the ne llborllood
much pleasure, at the same time; inylt-f
Ing q TIE yfng ba, set
8Mr. Harry AZ ,ra BIB. Of White Marsh.
Who left shortly a fterWards for ". NJ, T..
The occasion was a very dellghtlu l one
for botl, scts, and q merry rou 1d-up OF
the summer pie SUI res # \.
sIn spite OF the ateness .of {, tho ,t sea- q
aney and NJ lssrs bl', stA y have N!n. BOARD
!" Miss Mis- LILY Moore Of Clarke, is visiting
her sister, Mrs liam, u 4, lott,
Tho popular home OF ~. "a Z ga ger ~ Y,
"a ME following young ladies' left Tor
I, afins ~ Ru j1F Minor clio SVlat, Lncy
Sinclair, Mary Coleman Ellen Lee, ana
Annie PA SCI . !, *. =, Il, ...
Ny y. . ilanfy 4 ia 10 WIN VIM ~
THE Glouceat erg cadeialy. opened on
s,ruosduy Will bright pro spefts for sue s
cesssf,,l YEAR Profess Or III bt has secured
IA scpyices Of Mr. q, Smith. a. fill grad,
gt u OF yS' illipn and Mary. College
a the sumnleryillo sclloe' opened 'l ll' the
sa me, ' School Al White Moran 5reopened
mis- year,wi iii Henry Hutchinson In
tharg .pstll1 \, III (. u W.
Join Inbb, Jr.. fter5 q short y Ylslt 70
I MISS !, Mary, lsyrd PIN mock and Miss
susie Dlinniock haze etlrned 4 TO New
port News, z. IN II = u. ~ tS s
iietll IL. Noland have returned from ne
Sweet Ghalybsato. . XIII i, 4
MIR. Burr Noland is III Sherwood. s,
Mr., cheny, Of Warmer Han, has res 4
turned from Chicago. Fl H. s B. 81.
Hon. q. n. ia h spcnt q paft 6of 'hl l:,
week in Richmond. IA c +,
Miss Martha Cannon left this week
far i3ult tmore asss s9 ~ IN 3{ygS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
Property Transfers.

Nt|Ns " X ~
Richmond; Edward sydnor and wife 70
George 3, Gaines, 20 feet on west line Of +
sTblrtieth street, 100 feet north Of Clay
Street, slls. a.,g
p. M. Smith and wife to pr. William
II Taylor, 81 feet o., south limo Poplar
Street. between FoNrteenth8and Fifteenth
Streets, $3.50. AZ. .ss,. ~
h sallle !. M, and James N. king, to 4
Oakley Amer ames, IS feet; on west lnsss
Nine epnth Street. sSo, 1909 north, s., $50.
James And erson = Xlor, substituted truss
tee, to Annie Elizabeth Taylor. legal stltlsY
To 6G feet on west line Eleventh Street
SO feet snortll of Leigh Street, 3d. s5.
g. IIarYey's trustee to Mabel Vaughan
ECarlleal, l51-3 feet on north line Boyd
Street, s.3s ~ feet vest 2of Norton Street.
ss7O,50. 8 q n .sss 5l,4 81 III
n M Arthur Hayes to Lctitia 'rayl or, 40 feet
on east line OF ST. Peter Street, between
5Duyal and Baker Stleets, subject to deed j
OF trust for 1913. 80, S. Isl
Annie Cross's trustee. to Mabel
Vaughan carneal, 10 l-ss feet on north
line Boyd Street, 2222a feet west OF Norton
Street, 1885,
Henrico; ceprge r. collyer to Rhtliil$
sIlegc, $50 feet ollssthe Nine Mile TOAD.
500