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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
FAMOUS VIRGINIA RAND DEPARTS.
served With the Ssoaewsll Brigade
Dupiag the War.

IRE Sto.svTn Brigade Band. which was
an important feature Of tho Virginia Day
exercises =, the Worlds Fair Friday de-
parted yesterday Professor A. !. Turner.
the leader os the band at that time. Of
fsred its services 70 the Fifth Virginia
Regiment after that state had seeded
from the Union. The regiment was as
signed TO the S;onevsli brigade. and the
hand served throughout the war.
Unlike any other band. the organization
yolur rt>.-ed to form and did form Itself
irt. surgeons corps and acted in that
capacity on the battlefield and in the fell
io-pitsis. BY its kindly and intelligent
mirisustions in sreviating the suffering
of the sounded. IL became 50 endeSred 10
The officers and privstes of the brigade
that S,oncwaii Jackson. in a special order
read on drcSs IIarade. gave IL tiic name
OF the S,crexeil Brigade Band.
At the surrender AT Apponsttox. upon
the order OF General Grant. the band kept
their old battie-scarred instruments
which thev still keep The band has at
terded most OF the great demonstrations
In this country since the Civil wsr Sev-
ea Of the veterans Of the band are still
living. but only one, c. F. Ha.nes. its
president. is still an active member. and
has four sons in the organization y. ~.
Brerescl Is the present leader Of the
band II has = membership OF thlrty-six
and is not professional band
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
DOCkERV. COOK. ALLEN. SPEAk.
Week of Hard Work In Howsra
County Closes 1t Fa.ette.

If-gtS1-li SIN lAi~
Fayettc. NO. Sept. "a week Of hard
work by Democratic evangelists in How
ard County was brought TO n close this
afternoon by the address Of Governor
Dockery which vas heard by all the vot
ers si,st could crowd into the circuit room
OF the Courthouse.
For siI days Congressman Hamiin OF
Springfield the nominee for reelection
Ia. been speaking in the county. and has
had good audiences n every township
Secretary Of State sam Il. Cook and
Auditor Albert r- Allen. both candidates
60 succeed themselves in their respective
offices. have been the guests of State
Treasurer Robert =. Williams. and during
their short STAY in this city have met
hundreds Of Democrats OF all factions
Cook Allen and Williams all spoke at
the Courthouse last night Governor
Docksry arrived in the city to-day. and
he. too. was entertained by Treasurer VIII
l.aCls.
The Governors speech ;his afternoon
was well received. and his manner Of
handling the situation and dealing with
the issues OF the campaign was pleasing
TO his hearers.
II is thought that the party in Howard
County was never more united than at
this time TIE lines so sharply drawn be-
fore the jefferson City convention hav.
h.,sn ablitersted the work OF the last
week having a Sreat deal 20 90 with blot
ting them out.
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WHEELER ARRIVES At HOME
HAVING HIS BOY WITH HIM.
Nss Who Kidnapped Child In SPRING
Held. Ill., Hack In
Ohio.
REPIYIICS SPEcTAI.

Rf.Pj HLIC SPECIAL
Shelby. o.. Sept. 2A-Norris Wheeler ar
rived at his home in this city this ever
ing after an exciting chase through >e,-
eral States with officers at his heels.
Wheeler kidnapped his little son Frank.
who was in the custody OF his mother al
Springfield Ill. fed with the youngster
to ST Louis. there eilded his pursue-S
for the time. and then came to Ohio. On
the road from Springfield to Canton they
stopped for a few moments in a cornfeld.
while Wheeler changed his own and his
boys clothes. and shaved OF his mus
tachs.
At -. Louis he stayed with sister.
and the Sheriff with 4 warrant missed him
by twenty minutes
Wheeler and his wife Were divorced in
Ohio several wears ago. the court giving
the custody Of the son TO the mother. with
the agreement that the father was 10 be
permitted to see him regularly.
The mother. IL is said. failed to keep the
agreement. and the court gave the child's
custody back to the father. The mother
would not give the boy up. Under the
laws of Ohio the father had the right TO
take the child. but the laws of Illinois did
not recognize il: hence the flight and
chase.
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CAMPAIGN BOON FINISHED.
Copy sent to Printer for SO.O0O Cop.
les by Secretary BelI.

The last installment of the copy fo- the
Democratic State campaign book was sent
to the printer yesterday. II the work is
hastened the book probably will te on, by
the middle of rext week. FIFTY thousand
copies have bcer ordered
Assistant Secretary Austin Einsey went
home to C.,rrollton 10 spend Sunday. bu;
will return tomorrow.
Among the out-of-tovu visitors who
were n the headquarters yesterday were
George II. Daniel. osceois: A. y. Cock
erill. Nevada; George ". Berry. FN,ltor;
Edwin Silver. Jefferson City. Colonel J.
u. Brsathitt. Arizona; Speed Mosby, Jet-
fsrson City; Paul j. H!nchcy. d. SOTO;
Professor l. J Hall. Columbia: Ei.iot
Major. Bowling Green: Doctor Il. - ac-
cock. Wallace Trossley. waTrensSurg:
Paul =. Moore. Charleston: J. e. b ssfori
Mexico: ". g. Evans. Mountain Grove
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der wese quoted At AID to respective

der Me.c quoted Al .i-, to respective
iy.
Beid.:nc. as usual had 10 be letl TO ehe
post \; the second attempt the horses
were sent away 10 n good start Beidame
L.oke III front. followed by Afrikanier
and Broomstick. Mcchesney vas last
away. Coming 10 the stand the first
time Beldamc vs.ls leading by one length
and under 4 strong puii. Brocms;ick WAS
..cofd. u head IN ITont or Africander. Nc
Chesney was last. fve lengths back.
oNeai gave BcldarIc her head and che
Increased her lead iu two lengths. Round
inG irt" the stretch she was running
c;tsil:. " hile the other lorss.i wer. under
hard drive. BeIdan.c Won by four
lengths from Brooms;ick. who one
length In front Of McChesncy. NcChes-
nIey closed very iast IN the stretch and
beat AIricander by a nose
Three favorites won The weather was
cie.r and warm and the track fast. sum
ni.Irie-s:
T:lst T.es. aoou, six trlrlonSs-s;a;cr Pelham.
- Nc!n. . 10 .. sooond: collector J.ssup. -
= riour Cola saint. Councilman. Arsenal cnd
S.coa.l race. u. finy, IIIsana- s:eeriesh.,:e.
,I;syp. cv.:i. v9a: s. Jrde lso -. O'Br,enl.
,bir I'd Tim - aEee a IN. @ hssE.d cs,siier Il +
Fiyias DuItress and Delivery also ran. Maiden
f-ll 81 Juur aaS Delivery coupled
ThlEd rncc selling. i've ard ha futls1cs-
czEraphiae. IS rs. Daytsl. ) 10 :. wen:
E'cutchecn. ios Martin. 10 /. second: Eiu-
Coat. IN 'Hildeh-ancl. Is 20 !. tnirc- Time.
i:'s- c0isJselo IL. C.o.5c; oft E-lish u. Ssit
aGd Pepper. Sweet Pepper. Autphood and " I'D
iEiS'Irusn Also raE
Fourth rae. IN. second Special. OF. mile
ant Beida:ne. liz tOSeiD. II to -.
v'-i: B:ormstick. ll9 sBuIrs'. I. TO I. second.
Mccine.nsy; ~ .tii .iebrsnd,. to l. third.
Timc. 80 - tfTIcarder ai-c ran.
Fifth r~ce. rve and 4 half fuTlcHss-sulwsrk.
70! shaw. toe. Won; Raiment, u. Burns.
10 !. second. Dance Music. i9' Trsversl. IL
% / third Tine, LES Jennie Moab MI
l. I.s:.S Ilo,an. Fat. Grand Siam ard BciiscE-
-nt also ran.
'ttildchraEdt. ; 10 7. won. pTracndr's Right. III
'L-nsl. y : second: Martin. la3 1hunze,,
- 10 :. tiirc. Time. i:4.- Wotaui. cinclf-
rgtus. Dslesnan Sir LynnevOod. Veto and
N-:-v Lark also ran.
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Great Mare Wins Second Special
a From Best Handicap Horses
h. in Training
c0NQUERS ALL THE STARS.
Groomsiick. Nct 'hesney and Afri.
lander Follow Her Home just
aS Other Great Ones of the
Season Have Done.

New York. Sept. e4.-Belda-nc. tavorite
In the betting al i t" n. won The. Second
special, are and "uc-hlif rrile. at Grave
end to-day. defeating The best OF the
iandicap horses now in training i'll the
East. Sbe conceded fvc pounds 20 her
competitors to-day. which was added a. a
penalty for her having Won the First Spe-
cial an Monday.
Srcomstisk- pa:ir:g TO : .or the place.
was second and AToCEcsney t,lirjI. Only
f"IIr horses faced the starter. McCnes-
neg was played. his price 6roppia. from
10 10 = TO /. Brconstick and African
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To-Day and
To Morrow.

Washington. Sept. si-Forecsst FOR SIM
dsy ard Monday:
karsas- oklahoma Arkansas an. Indian Ter
ritory-Fair Sunday and Iousay.
Eastern TcAas-fair sunday and Monday.
i:<rr fresh south winds on the cnas--
Western T-xss-Fai- SUNDAY and Mcadzy.
indsna-Fair Sunday ard Monday.
Itiinot>-Eair sunday. cooler IN nor-hNss
portion Monday. far aid warmer. fresh
north winds. becoming variable
aissour-Fa.- Sunday. Monday fair: warmer
n portion.
Iows-Fa!- sunday: cooler n ess- portion
Monday Isi- and warmer.
\ebres sa-Ez:- >C1d7y. warner IN nest I<or-
,Iea- .ioadsy. pa-;i. clou..y: probably shoN-
Al. cooie. in west portion
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withcl; extra charge. u q rsarest 70 g
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Chicago Rec Herald. Buffalo Courier.
Sex York Times, Cincinnati Enquirer.
Phiia Public Ledger. B1ston Globe.
F.ttsoUrx Dtspatch. bslurrore Herald.
Rochester Herald. Washington po0t.
MINNEAPOLIS Tribune Providence Journal.
syracuse Pps;-Scand- 81. Paul F1oceer PYeae
ard Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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E,.c.,,.. C.m.,,,e. M..,,...

At meeting of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Worlds Fair yesterday var;-
Gus matters concerning concessions on
the grounds were considered. President
Francis stated after the meeting that sew
erIl APPLICATIONS for reduction In lighting
end water rates had been considered. He
also said tha. there were "A Few corces-
sionaires on the Pike who had proven
dilstory in the payment OF their ground
rentals for space on the Pike.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

iacLin; but a traction OF measuring that
much. Accompanying the corn vaS u
challenge to all Other exhibitors :r ihc
Palace OF Agriculture 20 Produce ssrs
that would outueasure the city product
Mr.. Adarns's home is ID Wellston IU.
the corn was raised within the city limits
Of St. Louis.
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Plan Ga Poll Asdr.i. V.,..

Er-iT Bt!t SI'ECTAI--
Mexico. No. Sept. s;--Tiic Aud--,in
COUNT Democratic Central Committee
ne; IL this city to-day. and decided %
name Democrats in every school .isstric.
in the county. TO see that d full Demo-
cratic vote is cas-: IN November. ~ ass
also arranged that the -tudrain County
Democratic clubs should NEE: within seTl
days. reorgan.zs and make up campaign
plans
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

F:sdorato. III. Sept 2.-consressrnsn
James L Williams of .his district made
an address here to-day. Many Old soi-
dicrs and Republicans we're present Ate.
referring briefly to the candidates on tire
national and State tickets he discussed a:
some iea=th the ;rIs; question and other
issues He devoted considerable tiric 20
tho work that comes before Congress
which Is ro-pGrtissr. Congressman W.
liams will receive a great many Ecput-
lican votes IN this part CT Saline Counts
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Many Hear Cockreu =, Jo.e.ssrx.

f.f--7I BIT I'M
Joncsturg. No. sept .&-The most en-
thusisstic and largest meeting held here
for years was addressed by Senator Fran
Sis Marion cockr.n to-day upon the po-
The meeting was held under the auspices
of the Parker-Folk Democratic Club Of
JonesburE. Senator Cockrell was intro
duced by z. p. RoeenbefEer. the Demo-
cratic candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
ST. LOUIS HAS CORN RECORD.
Two Ears Seventeen IsrheS Long
shows at the Fair.

Thc longest cars Of corn on exhibition
ir the Palace of Agriculture vero raised
within the corporate limits of 81. Louis
and arc displayed in the Missouri exhibit.
James Adams of Wellston yesterday sent
TO Superintendent Matt W. Hall three
ears OF yellow field corn. TWO OF which
Eexs y inches long and the other
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
J.axe spencer Will Preside.

St. Joseph. No.. sept 2i.-Judee q. ".
Spencer. general solicitor for the Burlin2-
ton Railroad. has been selected 10 pre-
side at the opening OF the Democratic
campaign n this county next Friday
night. when Harry Hawes o. g.. Louis viii
be the principal speaker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
rosais.s. N..e Co.ssy Ticket.

ChiIIieoths. Mo- Sept ei.-Liv;rsSton
County Popuiists to-day nominated the
following county ticket: Representative.
Hugh Tudor: Sheriff. H. A. Sherry;
torney. p. ]. Dixon: Surveyor. ]. Y Pow
ell: Public Administrator. William y
May; Judge Eastern District, James q.
Preston: Judge Western District. q. Cura
tbs; Coroner. Charles Allen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Republicans Rail-, as SedaIia.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ssjalia. No. Sept. 2--Cyrus p. Wal
bridge. Republican candidate for Govern
OF. ard John =. Swangsr. candidate for
ho.sc this afternoon to n large AUDIENCE.
John II. Bo,hweil presided and INTRO
dIc.d the speakers. To-niga; the Seial!.t
Republican E1embeau Club CAV. a dis
play Of fireworks or Ohio street.
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Livins.sos Primary Results.


CI,iI!.co,he. Mo. sept y-Thc Demo-
cra,s OF lvings;ou County held primary
election to-day for the nomination cc
.oilty officers. The following were nom
mated: Repressntstive. j. G. Raaey.
Medicine Township: Sheriff. Maurice Dot
neg. Chiliicothe. Treasurer. J. V. Ramsey.
Chillicothe: Prosecuting Attorney, John
tor = w Wikoff. ChiIlicothe. surveyor.
J. Y. Powell. Chill;cothe: Judge Eastern
District ira Donovan. Medicine Town
ship: Judge Western District. u. ". Wit
lia-as. jackson Township. Coroner. Doctor
r. I. Dowcil CniIi.cotne.
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speak 70 c.m~ron Democrats

Cameron. No. Sept 4--The Reverend
Frank g. Tyrreil OF 81. Louis and Lieu
tenant Governor Thomas l. Rrbey deliv-
erred addresses to more than 1.oO persons
here this afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
MARRIED..

B,-RDIE-GOcDBERLEr Burd.e oc
Glasgow. 80. ana Miss Anna Z. Goodbsrler
Of No 5r5s Bell avenue. on "Wednesday. Sep
terlber 81 isc4. =, s.. Cnarie-. No
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Nooeriy. No. Sept. 2i-John .. Nc
N;nley. candidate on the Republican
;icke; for Lieutenant Governor. spoke
here tonight. His effort following the
speech of Governor Dockery last night.
resulted in no converts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Make Adsre..e. at Perryviu-.

Pe-ryvillc, No., Sept. 4.-E. w Majors.
candidate for Attorney General. and ssu-
ben Ogleshy. candidate for Railroad Com
PerryvilIe. No, to-day.
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DEATHS.

CANANACGH-On SATURDAY. September -
l;04. Thomas r. Cavanaush. dearly beloved sor,
of Mary and the late Thomas CAvanansh-
Funeral from tine residence of his SISTER. Mr.
p. n. Mullen. Monday. September IS. at a
m, To st AIMS Cnurch. therce TO Calvary
Cemetery. Friends invited attend
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MRS WILLIAM ROBINSON. ss

Iuka III. SEPT :S-Nrs William Robinson
sr-. cied .: her home here to-day. She was
q ycars ol u Two sons survive her. Wiliiam
l and Ro<3in Robinson. two ee the larssse seocks
dealers In the county.
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CoSTDI.LO-on TUESDAY. Se3,emheg = 1914
O'Clock a IT,, al ST FerdinarA's Church
Al Fiorisssat. 80. thSre VIII os q requiem mass
foE the repose OF n. soul CO the late Elizabeth
E. Costello. it being ths anniversary OF hsr
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

CANTWEII~-Eatered into rest On the even
Ing OF SATURDAY. September "a 1874. John Can't
veil, aged ss year, Dus notice OF funeral will
be given
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:s;Ic:IR|OljfljLA

When a child ! had very severe at
tack of Diphthe:-ia, which came near prov
ing fatal. Upon recovery the glands OF the
neck were very much enlarged. and after
the free use of iodine, the right one was
reduced to its normal size. but the left
one continued to grow-very slowly at
first, until It was about the size of goose
egg. which began to press on the wind
pipe, causing difficult breathing, and be-
carnevery painful. An incision was made
and large quantity of pus discharged.
The gland was removed, or as much as
could with safety be taken ont. For ten
wears wore alittle piece of cloth about an
inch long IN INV neck TO keep the place
open. During this time had to have it
cut open by the doctor every time took
cold or the opening cloggcd. In the Spring
or early Summer of 1884 was persuaded
by my wife to use S. S. S., which 1 did,
strictly in accordance with directions. /
took twenty-six large bottles, and was en-
tirely cured, for have not suffered since
that time B. S.RAcLASD.
Royal BsE Mfg. Co.. Charleston, S. G.
Only a constitutional remedy can reach
an here iitarv disease like Scrofula. When
the blood is restored to normal condition
and the scrofrlous deposits are carried off
there is gradual retrrr, 90 health SIS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

oEEKIE-on saturday September q. 1904.
1t A. m. Officer George Geekie, spn Of the
late William and Bridget Geekie, and our be
lG's-d brother at the family residence. No. 51<
south Carbon avenue. 1ke funeral will take
place MondAy. September IS. Al $50 O. m, tn
81. Malachy's Church thence to Calvary Gem
eiery. EIisI.d. are iny!ted 20 attend.
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Or, RQHANNAN

cu-,s al Cs,crio s.d Special Dis-sse DR.. BIS -vrs-
positively Nervous Dcbiity Crraa.s
Weak7ess Lsst Msnhood v.rcocele any evs rssul,.
ipS xc-sses ie fr veto
seek. s,d nfiy sdveised in this rarsr
forfy ysrs and has failed in euring
c,.-s psssyigorte those MIDDLE AGEDMEN vie
racksse Dollar. vil show thss tie Eepedy vih
dc si.hat advertised so.d only By DR. & A. BoRAB
address. sscu-ely sesisd Prfvzss C;reular RREk
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SNITH-On SATURDAY September - ls1 q
s:.p q m =, Henrietta Hospital. Eas. 81
LOUIS Ievi. Byrd Smith. beloved son % =
iSyrd and Nets D smith. aged . years 8
ucath< and - dsy. Funeral az 20 o cldcis M,-
dsy S,p.cr1h~- g. at Novrt Anhu-a u p
Church. conner % De Hodiamout avenue ans
Sorta Market street Irternienr private
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St-HEtpER-Sr!d-nly. On Ausus; 81 1904 NJ
Annapolis. Rudolph W. sehrzder Gear y beloved
cc Ms Emma H. Schrater. ar! cur drsr
-.spheo and grandson aged - years anA
months FuEeral SUNDAY. September . n,
NJ. from Louis Milelt.'s Undertaking rooms
corner siSt--ath an3 Car-oll streets. 10 New
Picker Cemetery.
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oGpEN-Entsred into rest on rhursday, sep
te:noer 2. 1914. a, 3:S A.. M, ChaIiette ogden.
dear mother OF Noliie. Boiand. Stanley D
Ogden David I. Ogden. Charlotte SseifoI Cnef
Ogdea,. and Gillette Keneaster ,nee Ogden. ~
the seyenty-four:h year of her ace- Funeral
will take place from tn. Bethesda Home. No
.. M thence TO Bethania Cenetery. Friends
OF deceased and family invited to attend
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MILLSThursdav. September = reA AZ .
O. m. At Perryviile. No. Mrs. soyhis O. Mil.0
cnes Goseorfp. beloved mosier of Alice n Mills
and N-s q. Marks Funeral from r0s46ance
No sS-SA Evars avenue. sunday. September >.
at - .. m Interrnert private.
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JACOBS-In Shreveport, La. on Tuesday. Sep
ternser I. 1874 ., > o'cioek p m. Marcus A
Jacobs. beloved husband Of Anna Jacobs tnee
Grace, and father Of Raymond and Gertrude
Jacobs.
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BOWLING.
HAIPT> COCKED-HAT LEAGUE.

The following scores ueTe made AZ the Haupt
sllsys-
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GILLIGAN-on Friday. September n lSo1. -
B:i9 a. m Katie GIlio1n beloved dAngntnr
OF Bernard and the late Mary GiiiGan tnee
u 'Hara,. sister OF Mamie GilnGAn ana srana-
jauGhte- Of Darby O'Hara and Mr.. Maria GIL
nssn. aged yeAre and days Funeral from,
family residence No. s3 Suburban avenue. on
SUNDAY. september - at > D. m. to Calvary
Cemetery Friends invited TO attend
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SCHAUB-on Friday, Ssptenbe= - 1874 Al
li-e5 D. NJ as:,r lingering illness. Jacob
SchA1b. beloved husband os Annie Schsub sne@
Finder and our dear father. brother ot Nrr
John ftar!enheier. Ms Henry Bittner and the
lste Frank J. SchAub. aged Z, wears and
months TIE funeral takes place Monday
Sentenlher - At $50 a from family resi-
iercs. No. i-9 EaS Grand avenue 20 HOLY
Name church thence to T>--sry CsmeteYr
Relatives and fr.ents invited TO attend jag
scrvtie. III raD-re please COPY
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JOHNS-Heary johns beloved sen Of MAGds-
lire Johns. brother os Mr. Prank Fahey. M.
Arthur Eveson Mrs Peter EgHer and Nh.
Henry Peters Funeral Monday. September -.
a, D. m. from family residence. No. f,5 CerrO
street TO So. Peter and Paurs Cemetery
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OTTERSON-on THURSDAY, September u.
iS<. after Q painful illness Mar Z Ottsrson
.nes IngoidsSv, beloved mother OF william z
O;,erson ard Mrs r. E Gleason. aged s. years
ard months. Funeral from the residence cf
North Thirteenth street Sunday September ..
af ::SN D. m. 10 - Lawrence O'Tonle's Church
thence 20 calvary Cemetery. Jeffe-sonviie.
Va: L~nchhurx Va: san Francisco. Cal. and
Esttis Creek NeS.. papers please COPY
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tember .. 1904 at 9.os a. m. after a. HngerinG
lIiness. join. II. wife. beloved husband Of
Elizabeth Willie tn>~ Di,ser,. and dear father -
Franci. H. John J.. Joseph J. Benjamin. F..
Clara W!Ik. tne~ wiiie,. Frances Schultz tnee
-rnn,hs and Il days- Funeral will take place
from family residence. No. 30 North Fifteenth
street. Monday September es n 10 q m.
ST LibpriuS Church. thence to Calvary Cerns-.
terry. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
ouircv. III. parcrs pieaaes cdpg.
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wrNSBELl.E.t.-.d into r.s, % Friday-
ch:ii. beloved husband % Amt. carrie wir-
cNeiI .ree Clement. AID dear father as John
A and E6w J. winch.ll '. L. Flack Mrs L
Duaaisan. Nrs- J. Nee'hier. Mrs. n; ro.rr and
Ms L. Alton. dear father-in-iAv sre
srandfsth-- aged IS y.a-s u months ard *
91ys The funeral Will take plse. Sunday
September .. At .. m. from residence. No
~. GAno avenue Our Lady Of Perpetual
Scccog Church. thence 10 Calvary Csmet>ry-
Friends invited TO attend
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TEREANCE:-ou 1ridsy. S,p:srnh-r . ,srs
william Dearly ID red hl.ban., o. Mar Ter-
rance ,nee Bisinl 5snd -;.pfathe- OF Lila,
tsiain Furcrsi from r-.idsuc~. No. siiS Ran
dolpa s--e.t September Is 70 Gsutensrv
church. a. o'elock- thence 20 ST Peters Gene
ts-v pe~-sSai = s1hS- % par-o-
Lodge. No = X OF 2. Neshnrg ind. am
Louis, lie ny. p<5e.s please copy. All fr.ents
are invited 20 attend
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PUEsE;R COCkED-HAT LEAGUE.
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LeOs 4. Mallinckr0dts =.
Tie following scores were made oHs fhe
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

GREU EUZBACTI-Entered into rest. SATURDAY.
September "A 1914. At $50 q m. affer q iinRef-
ing iilnes.. John oreuzehach. deariy beloved
husband Of Louisa Greu5e6ach tnee Dietl) and
dearly beloved father Of Laura and 0eorHe
Greuzetach- At the age Of Is years, months
and IL Gays FOr.ral from family residence.
No, SEQ AcNa.r avenue. Monday. September
. IT 80 D. NJ thence 20 81 Marcus Cens-
tery. Late member Meridian Lodge. No :.
A r. & A NJ: Lyon council Ir- No. q. q. L.
A NJ: wa-ids Fair Association. Future Great
Council No. y
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

EUEF-On SATURDAY.. September -. fN<. at
O'Clock a. m. Hs!wiS Run free Schweikerri-
beloved mother OF Gustav Ruf. after iinesr-
Ing Illness. a. the OF - wears and II
months. tn. funeral will take place MONDAY.
Septeush~- - at o'clock a m from tn.
fsu-iiv residence. No. 81 Minnesota avenue.
20 Francis. d. Sales Church thence 10 50 Pc
t-- and Paul.. Cemetery Friend, are invited
attend