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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
TO WE'D ON DAY
SHE CELEBRATES
HER CENTENERY
Miss Rose MCGUIRE to Become
Bride of Mr.. Bundren, Lover in
Youth, Now 1o1.

ST. LOUIS, April 19.--Announcement
was made that John b. Bundren. who on
April 1st was one hundred and one years
old. will be united in marriage to Miss
Rose Mcclure on her one-hundredth
birthday, August 26, 1907, on AIr. Bun
dren's estate. near Tateslle, tonight.
Bundren and Miss MCGUIRE We've sweet
hearts In Tennessee in their youth, bat
neither has been married. Miss Mcclure:
parents would not let her marry kun-
dren in youth and took her to England
to live. Bundren went to California and
accumulated considerable wealth. He
returned to Tennessee and bought his
birthplace near Tatesville. He decided
to hold reunion of old friends on his
estate this year, and sent out numerous
invitations, including his old sweetheart
Correspondence followed and he renewed
his offer Of marriage and was accepted.
The date for the wedding and the reunion
of friends was then set for August Goth,
so as to combine the BRIDES one-hun-
dredth birthday anniversary and her en-
try into matrimony.
Bundren has long white hair and a
flowing white beard. He does not smoke
or drink. In June he will go to Preston,
Lancashire, England, to escort his in
tended bride to his Tennessee estate for
the wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
SOCIETY LEADER
DRIVES A COACH
Springs on Box at Wedding and
Drives Bridal Couple to
Their Home.
reclal ito The Times-Dispatcf

Especial to The eTimes-Dispatch.l
BAYONNE, N. j., April ia stir
was caused on Avenue G here by n
handsome woman attired in stun
ming gown. who drove team of smart
horses attached to a coach in which
We're a newly married couple
The woman on the box was Mrs.
Mary German. one OF the guests at
the wedding of Mrs, Margaret O'Neill,
of Titusville, Pa, and John Kerr, OF
Bayonne. The ceremony was performs
cd in st. Mary's Roman Catholic
Church
When tho bride aud bridegroom had
entered their carriages, the driver WAS
about to start for the home of Mrs.
Sarah Conway, a sister of the bride,
Mrs. German sprang to the drivers
seat and took tile rens. Mrs German
snapped the whip and away went the
coach. At Mrs. Conway's house, Mrs.
German nimbly spranG to the ground,
and during the festivities was con-
graduated upon her skill us a driver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
Found in Hoboken Hotel
Unconscious, With
Throat Gashed.
PIECES OF GLASS
USED FOR DEED
Registered Under Assumed Name
and Evidently Broke Pitcher
to Get Glass With Which
to End Life-Was to
Have Had Hear
ing To-Day.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Benedtct
Gimbel, the wealthy Philadelphia me.-
chant. who was arrested in this city
yesterday on the double charge oe ex-
erting an improper influence over liver
Clark, q sixteen-ycar- old youth, and at
tempting bribery of the county detcc-
tives who made the arrest, lies to-
night in st. Mary's Hospital, Hoboken,
n. j., unconscious from wounds be-
lieved by tho police to have been self
inflicted. 1t is thought that his in
Juries Will prove fatal.
Bleeding from gashes from his throat
and severed arteries in both wrists
Gimbel was found at Z O'Clock to-
night In room which he had engaged
the night before at the Palace Hotel
IN Hohoken. lie was unconscious from,
loss of blood when he was removed to
The hospital, where an examination OF
his effects made certain his Identity
Cut With Broken Glass.
Late last night Gimbel was released
from the Tonlbs under $4,000 bond.
1t appears THAT Immediately following
his release Gimbel crossed on a ferry to
liobolien, and Went to the Palace Hotel,
'SrASNSiihE tutlS KS NlSDtl- IitiuSe. OI
Trenton. N. j. He was assigned to a
room on the second floor, and a half hour
later ordered a luncheon, which was
served in his room. Among the dishes
WAS II glass Wntcr pitcher. This was
found broken to-day, and 1t is supposed
Gimbers injuries were inflicted by the
pieces.
A trail of blood from the bathroom to
the bed Indicated that Gimbel had cut
himself wilhelm tho bathroom, and then
thrown himself ON the he'd. from which he
| later arose to fall unconscious on the
| floor
His Condition Critical
At 10 O'Clock tonight his condition was
said to have improved, although 1t was
stlll critical,
| tiimhcls effects were taken in charge
! by the police, WHO also notified his fam
| ily. Members of the family are expected
at lloboken to-morrow
Further examination by the police de-
veloped that the cracks IN the Ipors and
windows had been stuffed air5tight With
surgeons antiScptic gauze.
Gimbel was to have been givenFa hear
ing In court here Tomorrow. His attor-
-ney. Daniel o'Reilly, has stated that Gim-
-.(Continurd on Second PaEe)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
JACKSON RIVER
KEEPS ITS DEAD
i -
scarchcrs Drag, StrcamAll
Day for Girl and Boy
Lovers
MEN AND WOMEN
LINE THE SHORES
Suspense Telling on Relatives of
Young People-Search Will
Be Resumed To-Day and
the River Will Be
Dragged for Two
Miles.
tsneoial.to rhe Times.p Dispatch

tspeoialto The Times. Dispstch1
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April 19.--De-
Epite the search that has been kept up
for the bodies OF Miss Mabel Pendleton
md Stuart Gay. who met toeir death
here yesterday In a tragic manner the
river into which the girl threw herself
and the man leaped TO save her, refuses
to give UP its dead. An Increased force.
OF men have worked all Of to-day, and
the bed of the stream has been carefully
1aken for considerable distance with
out results. 1t Is generally believed that
The bodies are further down the stream
than had been covered by the searchers,
but experienced men hold 70 the opinion
that tho young man and woman are not
fnr from where they were last 3sen So
great has been the grief of the immedi
ate relatives that 1T has been necessary
III some cases TO call In physician.
Ii was given out at one OF the stricken
homes late to-day that unless the bodies
were soon recovered 1t was feared one
Of the grief-stricken ladies' would lose
her mind.
The work OF rescue was witnessed
by even larger crowd than yesterday.
Notwithstanding the weather has been
like winter. At all hours of the day
the banks of the river have been lined
With men, women and children.
AT one time one OF tho searchcrs had
ms hook 10 come in contact with some
object in the river, and for a time
II was thought he would bring one OF
the bodies to the surface The inci-
ocnt caused ripple OF excitement.
What Chief Says.
Chief OF Police Hornbarger. who. at
the reanest of the young iads.'s sister.
Mas at the train to see that the couple
aiighted. says that had he thought
for moment the girl contemplated
suicide no would have escorted then.
home and across tile wagon bridge.
which is covered structure.
Al o'clock this evening The search
ers SURRENDERED until in TIE morning.
when dynamite will again be used
and the bed Of the river scraped from
here To Iron Gate. two miics below.
This morning five or six boats with
from Two to three men 10 boat worhed
increasingly to make some discovery.
Shortly after noon ruse was
stretched across the river and the sew
cral boats tied to 1t, and with a num-
Der OF men on either end of the boats
were slowly let down the stream,
willie the occupants with their long
hooks dragged tho bed of the river
This was started just about where one
OF the bodies WIS last seen. and Will
continue down the stream for mile
or two.
There has been some criticism of
the S;aunton officer stopping Mr.. Gay
and Miss Pcndleton. They had been
guilty of no crime: had a legal pass
to Washington. and the Staunton Off
Ger, without a warrant or request from
an officer in this city or authority from
the parents OF either person held these
unfortunate persons until the arrival
OF n westbound train, and sent them
back here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
ENDS HER life BY
JUMP FROM WINDOW.
Miss Tonlinson, OF Concord, Com
mits Suicide in Boston by
Jumping Out OF Hotel.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALER
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALER
Brother Of One of Defendants in
the Eddy Suit and Formerly
a Reader.

BOSTON, April 19,-AIiss Mary +.
romlnson, of Concord. N. H.. COM
mitted suicide here to-day by jumping
from window in an upper story of
the Parker House. The woman died
il, the hotel office few moments after
her leap.
Miss Tomllnson came to Boston yes
terday morning. Soon after alightinS
from the Concord train at the North
Union Station. she appeared at the
apartments of Mrs. Ida Berkman, at
No s5 Barton Street, in the west end
section of the city. When Mrs Berk-
man. to whom she was q stranger
asked her what she wanted, she re-
piled that she was looking for a drink
OF water. a few moments later she
pretended to be deaf and dumb. and
acted strangely In other respects. 1t
was necessary to summon the police
to eject her from the apartments. She
was taken to the relief hospital, where
Ut WAS said she was suffering from,
hysteria. Later she went to the Parker
House. Nothing more was heard OF
her until her body was found to-day-
on the sidewalk.
Miss Tomlnson was sister of Irving
G. Tomllnson, one Of tho readers of the
Christian Science Church. and ono OF
the defendants in the suit pending for an
accounting of the property of Mrs. Mary
Baker q. Eddy.
Was Reader and Healer.
CONCORD N. IT.. April 10. Friends
of Miss Mary u, Tominson, WHO Killed
herself by Jumping from hotel window
| in Boston to-day, were greatly, surprised
to hear of her act. Miss Tomllnson up
| to a year ago, was econdrcnder In the
| Concord Christian Science Church When
the term of her brother Rev, living G..
Iomlinson, as first reader expired she
| also retired from her position. Since then
| she has been active MS II healer. She
was thlrty.iive years Of age. and Is sur
| Nived by four brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20

MANILA, p. l., April 19.-The town
of lliolo, Island of Panay, was to-
tally destroyed by fire this morning
with the result that twenty Thousand
persons are homeless. AS this dis
raging. Owing to the heavy wind
blowing. it is beyond control. The civil
and military authorities are doing
everything possible to check the flames
and assist the sufferers. No estimate
has been made of the amount of DAM
age done and no details of the firo
are Obta Unable, owing to communica-
t!on with lliolo being seriously af-
fcctcd. Iliolo Is the capital of the
Island of Panay, located on the east
coast The port, which Is the second
in Importance in the Philippines, next
to Manila, is the centre of the sugar
export trade.
Severe Earthquake Shock.
MANILA, April 19.-Roports have
been received from South Luzon of
a severe earthquake in tho town of
Nueva Cacercs, capital of the province
of Aribos CanlarinoS, and also at
Tayabas, in North I4uzon. Tho de-
struction of buildings is reported, but
so far there Is no mention of any loss
of life.
1t Is feared that communication by
wire has been affected. A tremble was
experienced nt Manila, with intermit-
tcnt shocks for three hours, this morn
ing. Three of tho shocks We're severe,
but the majority of the others were
scarcely perceptible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
.VlRGINIAN DIES FROM
TRIMMING HIS C0RNS

Especial 70 The Tlmes-DIspatchl
ST, LOUIS, MO, April 19.-Dis-
patches to-day from Bellevlllc, lll
4nnnotlnce the death there yesterday
of Albert Neutaling aged skty-tive
years, who served throughout the Civil
War in Company M, First Virginia
Cavalry Several days ago his left
log ywa.tamputatod tieshad contracted
5hlood poisoning from Il slight cut in
his toe. which lne-had inflicted While
trimming his corIls. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
Was Reader and Healer,
HEIRS OF A PRIEST
BRING SUIT AGAINST POPE

ItOMN, .Npril 1I--'Tho heirs OF tho
late Father Maricllo MussarcHti have
brought q law suit against the Pope.
serving papers upon Cardinal Merry del
Nal, the papal secretary or state, as his
They 1. claim part OF
his fortune, most. of which was derived
from the sale OF his famous art collec-
Flun To an .tnlericpn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
OKLAHOMA CONSTITUTION
is FINALLY ADOPTED

GUTHRIE. OKLA, April 19.-Without
dissenting vote, but With twenty-seven
OF the eighty five delegates present not
voting, the Cons titution for the proposed
State of oklahoma, framed by the con-
vention, which has been in session nearly
Ave months was adopted to-day. Only
one of tho twelve Republican members.
Delcgslto Cloud. an Indian clergyman, saw
the finish. President Murray signed the
shccpskin copy of the Constitution with
an ialfnlfu non. .N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
MAY COME TO RICHM md

The Chamber OF Commerce special
committee on ronyentions, whose bust
ness Is to look after conventions that
may be brought to Rich,npnd this year,
Mill hold AN important session at the
Chamber At $40 o'clock this afternoon.
the National and State Press Assoela-
Etions to Richmond TO sp6nH "a daN mr.
two after thcir hig meetings ut the
Jamestown Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
BIG FIRE RESULTS
FROM AN EXPLOSION

ST. LOUIS. MO, April 13.--An explo-
sion of gisocne to-day in tho garage
of the mississippi Valley Automobile
Company, at Van DO Venter and Olive
Streets, caused S225,OOO damage by fire.
The flames extended across tho street
to tho Central Automobile Exchange
garage. Both buildings and about 100
automobiles we're destroyed.
A. series OF explosions folowcd and
evcry window in tic nelghborhool was
broken. sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
SLIGHT SHOCK
AT CHARLES TON
People Awakened in Early Morn.
ing and Greatly Excited, but
No Damage Done.

II 3CIIAsLEsroN, S c. April IA
slight earthquake shock was felt In
Charleston and Summcryille ut aga
o'clock this morning. In tho latter
place it was said that dishes ratified
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-20
Town Of Iliolo Burned,
20, 900 Homeless and
L,uzon Shaken.
SHOCK is FELT
IN CHARLES TON
Very Slight and Few People
Aroused, but Great Disaster
of Twenty-One Years
Ago Recalled-Dis-
turbances in Other
Sections.

ORAN, ALGERIAS, April To-
A telegram received here from
1iOntaEancm says IL severe curtli-
quake shock was felt in tllat re-
gion ut O;lO o'clock tO-nisht. The
lnessusc makes no mention Of
culIslIaf ties or iiu mage.
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Neue Anselgen.
MaAcbem uerIanot

yetlnnsf elm suies .~ftortes Wldbden um
in Der Sausarbeit bebilFih ,u fem. Pad
Suiragen bel
Srau s. Gboemeter,
u, Q. potel
0ermanh, Wlo.
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.Gs mar einnldIs.

go beginner e~epbhnlin bic Wtdrs
den, anb trDie etn R1r9en iummt
ans Die @eiHi&te BON @rGuoune unO
Gnbs Der GDmie'iHen Ssrridnft in.
Der 9tnOt SiOn in SainOis Dor. gu
ben a~eneienen 9ineen, rueuu man
lire frhhsre BeOsutuns uuter 80.
wie's @eaiment in 8strnHt siebi,
aebbrt bic StoOt 8tOn, pelHe tbeils
usiie Elm 5nbrit.t ntsrasbmen, tbeil.
uetie ober aud cine relipiDs.sDmmus
ntiiihe @smeinbs nit einem Gitta.
tor als Dberbnapt mar. Ioliua,
pelder mad BEN ibrperli6en unb
eeifttsen 8uiammenbruG 9Omie's
in DeiIen gdube frat unb bic 8apeI
Der Resiernns ersriH. erlnnpte nifti
ben rpunbsrbnren GinHub letnea
gorednaers, tueOsr liber ber @elO.
bentel, nod lber Ons 5eelenleben
BET 0Owiiedsn GsfOIsiaoft. uuD Ou
RiGter Gaubis i'm lest nun mil
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ieiner petition bebufs srnsnnung

ieiner getitiOn bebufs Ernennuns
NitmaFenuerpnlter nbeepieien bat.
ID &c 8iUu ben Radsu iebren auO
fem DELL anOersuO ueriu@en. gist.
Isiat sladt 60 inn. SnauhHen IL
8iOn gitp's bsrahmts SpisenfobriI
In uaOere SdnOe absraeGaneen, bic
StaOt pirO lire 5OnOeraeauns nuf.
aebsn unb cine 8ermnItuua mad benz
Ruftsr onOsrer @emsinDen anneb.
men. uuO bnmit bat Der 8eitseiit
nit einsm .sdwnmm o'raberlA Der
annsen Ssrrlihieit, bic lGOn DOR benz
abIsbsu ibres S&OpFers in OieBrl6e
sine. Elm Gnoe eemnft.
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ben be5abIt. Die fUlasnOen Serren
wuroen ala Beanie bes gereins Der
INFLAMMATION fir bns Iaufsnoe Sabr
ertuablt: gsiaiam GberItn, grafi.
bent; 6riB Ohsner. gise grdEoenI;
6rib Sang. Sstretdr; GbrtR. GberIin,
2auptmann; hilbert Robpn, Gieuien.
ant; 80. .. Ruebieer, Snabenltrei.
Der. Dem 6uuptmaun uuroe es
iiberInhen ben Gubnrid bes &ereins
81 srneunen. 4ei9lOFen, mn is
September elm BreisiAie6en .dbSu-
bnlten. Die Summe non $50. 90
ausihieBeu gu Iafien, eteiHmdBis nnf
s S4eiben uertbetlt. Stunt SHeibeu
a~ufsufeueu, srpei Nann, spei Rine
unb cine Centrum SGeibs. Der &c.
he %reis elmer ieOen Snsibe lou 10
bIeiben, uie bet pOrbereebenben
Yreisiaiesen. 90 wurbe benz Saupt.
mann uub lieutenant lberloHen,
bic Glsrss unO &unGers an5uheaen
unb, Oeren @sbdlter ishsuneGen.
Gls greis.G Omlte purOsn bic Serren
Srsb aOeusr, SO. g. Ruebiaer unO
z. .. RunOEiuer ernannt. Gnfang
bes S4ieBens ~ ubr Wlttnas, Raj.
ieui6.us I pDr 5 Ilbr g&luB Des.
S&isbens 1 mad 5 ubr. Der SeIrs-
tar tuurbe benuftrnet, bic WiitelieOer
oes gutSOntusr Rifle Clubs brieHla
einsulaben, F& en- unlerem Shasen.
fef 81 betbeil,aen. Sisrnuf srfoISts
g~srtusuue.
5rib Sang.
GeFretGr.
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&egelmaBipe 8eriammlune bee
psrmauner s6uris s&asen gereins
am 25ften aueuh 1907.
9as 8rOtOtuQ Der lssten reeeI.
maBiseu Merchandising tparOe Der.
leien unO anpenOmmen ruie Oerleleu.
IN mOnntliasn 9eitrdeen pinsen
Elm, eiuI&asslia Oer GintrittsuslOer
BON ben Serren SObn gtrnub unD
EIbert pUned. $40. Ole Serren
Subn straub unO aIbert pOnea tpur.
ben aIs RitsIieber uneenOmmen.
Der Seridt bss aeDifOns.G umite
DurOe perIelen, nngenOnmen unb.
Osfelbe nit 0anI entlnHsn. perm
.Gbrit. Gbsrlin tuurbe Der Danl aus,
ans9eiprUten fur bic Gieferuna Der
gereins Htinte. Ole SabreseebalteI
bes sGasenidrsibers unb SeIretdr1
BON $500 unb 5000 reipeitiU pur-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

So Pauten eetncbt. Sine 1l0 Bis 100
gder entbaItente Sorm. in 9utem pirtb.
Idaiiiden 3uftnnbe, in &aSconobe Gountp
seIesen, wiro 5u tauIeu seiudlt;
glan idreibi an
9. Bog "a, 5srmaHr, Mo.
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mieoer sur 5duIe.

Die Idbne, id0ne Gerienseit
Sic III purbei nun tpieber,
llnb in ben Gdulen bort man beut'
Ghon tuteber 2drm unb 9teber.
Die GItern tuaren beralid frOb,
Die &leinen meiitens minber;
DDH bas mar ihOn BON ieber 10,
Gut mir iunr'n einitens Rinber.
Gir manfen tleinen Gauseuidts
0as tuoren ihlimme Saben,
SIM SHweiBe ieines GnsefHts
NuBt' &c iid fertie maiden.
CT muBte gar fid Gals unb Sanb
Sans sriHblid fuieber tuaiden,
tlnb burfte nift NIT buntem 5an6
Sid pfrOpfen Oul bic Gaiaeu.
CT oentt 5u Diel an Cat unb tag
nno tuie bic Spiele beiSen,
Sein Kite" nabrn inn bic Iautter
meg,
CT iOa iid lernbeHetsen.
Den @dbaen fault es ni6t 10 iduer
Man Iiebt nit ibren &anseln
Sic pOb[ aus ieber Ri1tuns Der
8ersniist our Sdule tdn5eln.
9OH lieber m6ften ipielen mod
8tt ibren 8uppen 8iele;
-0ie 3sit gum aeruer, beiBt es bod,
ST ni9t bic 3eit gum Gpiele.
Gie i6On tuie fuunberihOn bic Belt
9as in bic Sdale eeben
aann Der ntr binter bent tie tueii
SHOn Iiest, 10 reht uerfteben.
@ir Slteu mOdten, adj tute germ,
BUR Sdute ipieOer ellen
ltnb iriih uuO frOb unO iursenferr
9as Slid Der Susenb tbeilen.
aart Reuter Berger.
PAX FN
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9reihanb . sheibe.
Die 1fliHouri state Normal
SAooI.

Cape @irurbeau, so o.
GuIesien aarie, 9Ormat s@ut
Manual Eroining Departs
meut. Sod. unO ssdhsabfbeiluns,
Ruiit S9uls.
DiplUm Der Normal SHnle Elm
aebrer Gertifeut gut iar aebsns.
bauer.
3wei eleeante Shlufrdume (Dor-
mitories far 0ameu in SEEMING SaG
uno Ifr Ranner In albert Sal.
SHalerOffnnns far 0srbit Oen IL.
September 1907.
Sur ueitere Gin3eibsiten obel
8atalOs ifreibt an
". 3. 0sarmOnt
yrdFbent
Cape @iraroeou, MD.
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Sarps 81 p~srtanfe,..

Sarra ~ rsrFanfen.
Cine 100 sider 9aub entbaiiente sorm 25
MeiIeu BON ct, goutS unb 5 gleileu BON
Waierloo, SHs. 1T Sl ~perfauien. 70 NICER
bauon iinb in auItnr nuo % 2tder Sol,,
Lamb. Suites Wobnbaus, Sdleune unb
ytebensebduoe, 8 SiIternen, l 8ruHnen.
Der G~i9entbimsr nil lpesen boben 9lItcr
oertauien.
9auHiiI!iae peioet end1 an
Abolp b WuelIer.
1913 BRETON YL CT, 2oujS, Wlo,
ODER III Gbrif 2 6lenbet,
Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30
On vertauten. WetnfdHsr, gatten.
Opumpen, Dliblen, qreITe, filter, OraeI,
alupier, 4 gderban,S eIelId0ft 2diien.
QGbereS bel
Gbns. &immsl,
4e-manH, no.


Die linterseifjnete. Gbeirau Dor Sobn
SiiHer bon 8trHtnnn mo, pteberruh uib
idmTt suriid one BON ibr gemadien Nus
tagen betreHenb ben Gbarafier non Rolie
efjarT Gntfin RON 5rik etorFt 6ermnnn
norm i'd bic beiaaie aotie Gtar1 fdlidlidl
beidnlbigl NIT meinen @atten Sobn Slider
iidj ocs Werbrrdjens bes Ghebtuds Id1ul.
big asmadt su bdbeH.
6rau Aunte 81 DE Z.
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CIRCUIT U DOCKET.
Casconade County

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1907.
No. 1. Hedwig brush, VS.. SUI
preme Lodge Knight of Pythias,
Suit on Insurance Policy.
No. a., Henry Ochsner, VS.. A.
]. Prudot, ct. al. Suit in Equity
for accounting.
No. 8. Mary J. Shelton, VS.. F.
w. Gottenstroeter, FL. AL. Parti-
ton.
No. 4. ]. s. Richardson, VS..
Chas. E. ScantIin. Suit on ac-
count.
No. s. Sarah Scantlin, vs.-J.
s. Richardson ct. al. Suit on
Note.
No. s. Herman Berger VS..
Gehard Fehner ct. al. Partition.
No. 7. Anna Kropp ct. al. VS..
Oswald Krcpp ct. al. Partition.
No. 8. State Of Missouri VS..
Beverly Johnson. Felonious as
sault.
No. g. State of Missouri VS..
VIM. Reithmeyer. Disturbing the
peace.
Return Docket.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, roth. 1907
No. 10. Anna Garner, VS.. VIM
G. Garner. Divorce.
No. III. Edw. Whitman, vs..
Mike Bieber. Suit on Road Poll
tax.
No. 10. Fritz Rohl6ng, VS..
Louis Roethemeyer. Damages.
No. "a. Henrietta Drusch, VS..
Adolph Picker. Ejectment.
No. IS. Sarilda Kerley, VS.. w.
j. Kerley. Divorce.
No. l6. Harvey NJ. Greenstreet
vs.. Amanda G. Greenstreet
Divorce.
No. ~. Mary Kopr, VS.. Viii.
liam Kopp. Divorce.
No, IS. Stone hill Wine Co.
VS.. No. P. r. R. Co. Replevin.
No. ro. Mary A. HornBerger
vs.. 7. F. Henry. Suit to set aside
Deed.
No. 20. Samuel Hartley, VS..
Mary Hartley. Divorce.
No. ~. Settled.
No. ~. Davenport Malt &
Grain Co. VS.. Kropp Brewing Co,
Suit on Note.
No. 20. Louis Koch, VS.. St
Louis Kansas City & Colorado r
r Co. Damages.
No. "a. Katie Huber, vs.. Mo
?. r. R. Co. Damages.
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