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THE REPUBLIC: SATURDAY. MAY 31. 1902. '
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and LI. T.'TobaQQQ,
IX
T, LINK
DIES IN COLORADO
Bon of Rt.
Gone
Louis Architect Had
West for His
Health.
Herman Tlvolor1 I.lnlc, son of Theodora
Clink. a well-known architect of St I-ouK
died ot Denver, Colo , Thursday of tttbrr
culoils. llli body Is now on the v, ij to fit.
Louis for burial. Mrs Link, who nai nt
her eon'n befNlde when tho miJ oamc, Is
uccoropaiolrc the lmilj to this !
Young Link wa". It years old He ai
rradtiateil from the Smith Tl-mv in ISJ7
Land entered the employ of i o Slmrnoni
Hvr"' " ! . I d HI-
HIRAM TIIEODORK LINK.
Son of St. Louis nrchltert. who died at.
Detnrr Thursday.
til ho contracted the srlp. nearly two yearn
ago. Ills nllment settled fn his throix, and
It was decided ho should ?o to Colorado
At Colorado Sprints he licsi'i Improving
and prospects for his recovery were bright
until he wa8 ncain attacked wl'h the Rrlp.
The disease settled In his chest on its sc
ond lslt. Since that time the younj man's
mother has been constantly nt hU hide. Ho
was rcmoted to Icncr In a rcrlous co.-io.l-tlon.
YoutiR Link was n membr ot the Cab
anno Club and mingled with a Urge roci.il
est.
An hour before tho arrival at the Link
family quarters In the Hotel Berlin of tho
telegram nnnoundmr the death of ycur.tr
Link ono wan received by he father Mat'ni;
that his son was ery low. .Mr. Link had
Intended to start last nlsht for tho oedside
of his son.
Arrangements hae not been completed
for the funeral. It will take place Monday
from the I-placopid Church of the Aeci n
Mon, the Iteterend Doctor Wnchcster om
clatlng. The burial will b In Xelletonfaine
Cemetery.
Township Jleetlnrn In Shelby.
Bhelbyillle. Mo.. May 30 The Democrats
of Shelby County will hold township meet
lnss on Saturday afternoon. June 14, to
choose delegates to a. County Contention to
he held In this city en Monday, June 16. to
celeot delegates to represent this county in
the State and Judicial nominating conven
tions, and also the bt. Louis contention to
nominate n candidate for the St. Louis
Court of Appeals bench
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EAST SIDE NEWS.
T8 NAME DELEGATES
TO TWO CONVENTIONS
St. Clair County Democrats Will
Meet at Belleville Judge
Burroughs for Congress.
The St. Clair County Democratic Conven
tion will take pi ice nt UelleUlIc this aft-,
crnoon Di legates and alternate to the
Congressloml Contention In East St Louis
next Saturday and alo the State Conven
tion In Sprltifffleld. will be selected
Thin far there Is no cindld.it. rr Con-
I gress. but It Is undirstool that an effort
'-will be made to lnducn Judge lien It Hur-
roushs of Kdwirdsville to accpt tho noni-
I Inatlon. In some quarters lat e-vening it
was said tint Instructions would De nsKea
for him
Deh gates to the fetite Convertlon. It la
understoood. will be requested to u their
lrlluence to secure the nomination of J. L
I'lckerlng for cltrk of the Supreme Court
Ono resolution which it Is exptctid w'U
be adopted unanimous is that respecting
the courw of the pretnt Congrea-man
Kred J Kern of l!eIlHllli, as a member of
the national Legislature.
The number of del i, lies from the vari
ous townships In St il.iir Count entitle J
to seats at lh contention lo-d ly are.
IlelleUlle, 55. Casctlllo, j, Cinteriill1
STatluii, 11, liist s-i Ixju s, S3. Enstimann
2, Kiettetllle, .",. rrieburg, 5, Ibanon, 7,
Lcnzburg. 2, Mnrlssa. ... .M.isccutah, 7. Mlll
sladt, 6. New Athens, 5 O Pallon C. Prai
rie du Long. 3. f-hlloh alle. i, Smlthton.
5. Stltes, 1 Stookij. 2, fet Clair, 7. Sugai
Loaf. 3. Total, 21i
linnr.MiniK. at iii:i.l.i:vii.lr.
YrtrrnnN and KnlKht f tlilu
Cnnilnct Mciiiorlnl Sertlees.
nu.slnes" In IlellevIIlo was gener illy sua
pended jesterday In honor of Mf mor al
'Day. Although the weather was bad, the
parade was large The floral decoratlonsi
whleh wprp nl.ir.rl on lh crates of the
! soldkrs In Walnut JII1I and other ceme
teries' were unusual t elaborate
t The serticea wtre In charge of llcriier
i Pest. G A It The parade started in front
of the courthouse and was maue up as iui
lows. Armed squad. O. A It : High School
pupils. Concord! i Hand, Hi ckcr Post,
Union Vttiran legion, Serticemen Spanish
American War. citizens on foot. Vtoman's'
Relief Corps In contejances, and citizens
In contejancis
The parade passed oter tho principal
streets of the cltj and dish inded at Walnut
Hill Cemeter. There the programme wai
as follows.
"Iad, Kindly Light," Concordia. HanJ;
ritual, "The Duty of the Day," by the post
commander, 'Das 1st der Tag des Hern"
Llcderkranz double quartet, Lincoln s Get
ttsburg address and pracr, chaplain; "Hcst
of All," Concordl i Hind. "To-day Is the
Testltal of Our Dead." commander; "Wc
Deck Their Grates Alike To-da"; oration
William A Hodenbirc. "I'ber Allen Glpfeln
Is Itnh." l.ijderkranz double quartet; as
sembl call, buglor; "In Your Name My
Comrades, officers of the day. 'Comrades
by Thfsi Sertlct," chaplain, tiring stilute,
O A It . taps, soundfd b the post bugler,
hmn. "My Country, 'Tls ot Thee." sung by
the niidknce. accompaniisl by the Concordia
Hand.
In Kast St Iyiuls the scrtlces were In
charge of McDoell Post, G A It, and
the lodges of the Knights of Pthias Ser
tlces were held In St. Peter's Cemetery.
The G A It programme was as follows
The assembly was called to order by Will
la' i L. Honehlll. 'ocal mulc, "America,"
led by W. It C. No . (5 A. P. . Intoca
tlon, by Chaplain Conrad Gansert. patriotic
exett-lse by school children. led by Mrs n
M Halms; Addrrm b Commander Hone
hill, Decoration by olllcer of the day. Vo
cal mulc, "Just Hefore the Hattlc. Moth
er", salute to the dead by firing party of
Pons of Veterans, Introduction of orator
Professor T J McDonouch, Vocal music,
"Star Spanglid Banner," V It C. leading;
Iltnf diet on, hv haplaln Gansert. Taps.
Concluding tho services by decorating the
grates of the Old soldiers
The programme of the Knights of Pythias
was as follows. Song 'Call to Arms" D.
Class Glee Club. High School; prrfjer, the
Iteterend J W. VanCIete; song, 'Illinois,"
Gle Club Octntte; address. J W. Harthol
emi w, song, "Hlvouac of the Dead," Glee
Club, address. Doctor .1. O. DeCourcy; song,
"Home of rrecdom," Glee Club.
Ileal i:tnto Transfers.
Real estate transfers filed for record with
County Recorder Charles Haefele at Belle
tlllecsterday were
Kmma Miller nnd husband to O A Miliar,
yart of lot 13 Jloman's auI-IlvWon, block S4,
Illinois City. warrant dtl, J,
IJ Cufltus and lf" to John GrolT. lot 7 nnd
lurt of lot 8, btick 41. N Clarmont addition,
j..uit sit Ijouis. warranty anl. 11.4 s
tt II lfauss nnd wlte to I"red Plate. lot U
and 14. block 1JJ. Iif-meriild, warranty dfed.
I.6"0
' W Ljors and wife to Hettle Itaplte. lots
19 and 2, W M Lens's "rut addition, Morlssa
button, warranty ded. ISyJ
J K. Perry, by attorney, to Ltzzls Ownlffs-.
lots 3 and 4, block ia, DenverIde. warranty
d-d. 11)
II A Krcltiohm to J R Uertliold t al . lota
1 to 9, block 1, Clements Heights subdlrlalon;
warranty deed, llJJl
II T Kt-ni-haw and wife to Louisa Grine. lot
14. block 3. Itnshaw place, Kaat bt. fouls, war
ranty deed. 13jO.
II. Hecknkamp and wife to Ilauch Mllllnr
Conpanr. lot 1. Columbia place, Uelletllle, war
rant! deed, IC.&0.
M I: JohnKton and wl to i: J Abt. lot ?.
Litlngton-s addition, Kast nt iouls, waiTanty
deed. iZ.-'M
K J Alit to Mary L. Kejs. samo property;
warranty deed. I3.7M) ,
O A Miller and wife, to II V Sexton, part
section is. T 2. N 9. warranty ded, Jl
J t ColIlKnon and wife to Louiia mocker,
lots 17. IB. block 4 Kurrus place. Kast St IyJuli.
warranty deed, VA
If. J Fink, truner. to 3. N. I'enrod et al .
part lot 22A, Cahokia Commrns; warranty ded,
14 VJO
I. II. Johnston nnd wife to Roidna Sauerweln.
lot 3SR. block 40. .vr Athens- quitclaim deed. It
Alex I'felffer and wife to II It fcpencer. trus
tee, part lot 40. caa Tract. CentervlIIe fetation;
warranty deed. 135.
Adam Jung, trustee, to Louis Orandcolas lot
22. Suburban place, section 17, T 1. . 8. war
ranty deed. J22J ... ....
Nellie V itccaslnnd and husband to Herman
llohweddor. lot US Central place .No. z. Kast ft
Iymln. w-arrantv dee.1 $1
J A. Ferry by attorre. to H T Fink, lots 20
and 31. Alta ?lta. warranty deed ItCO
fcamo to same, lots 1 and 2. blok 110. Denver
side; wamntv deed n.l'-O
V W Kraft. trute to Edw Huolhli. lrt 4
and part 3 and 5. block 5 Arlington plac. Bast
fit Louis; warranty deed, 11 IijO
G J Stark by eieemrr. to T J nealy. lot SA
subdlttston lot S. subdltlslon Cabokta, Commons;
executor's deed. $9 250 ,
T J HeaH to T L - Fekete. am property;
warrnnt deed P.700.
II W ttalsh and wlf to Mnry n. Robinson,
lots IS to 22. block 1". Uextei's second addition
Kast St Louis warranty deed. 11 OW
Same to same, lots 11 to b, block 8. same ad
dition, warranty deed. 11.1J)
Klnrman A Co. to R. H Klnnnfiran lot 9,
block 5. Rutledgo it Hortcn's addition. Rnst St.
Louis, warrantr deed. 1100
Aiurust Adelo nnd wife to Henry Toni, part
of lot 3 block 2. De Haan-Drummond's subdl
tislon. East 5t Louis, warranty deed. J0
Ida Pchmldt to Marv Dnimmon 1, lot &, blork
I. I'hlllp Wolfs subdivlrlon. East St. Lluls;
quitclaim deed. Mi
T T. FekitA and wife to Dora R. f5nurhlln.
lot 31 Fekete place. i;ast St I,ouls; warranty
deed. W)
Dora K Couichlln and husband to J II. Hard
ing, same propertj . warranty deed, JltO"?
K W rtest. Jr. to I'erd Zlmmerer. lot 11.
Hraun's second addition, Belleville, warranty
deed. UK
J H Mshan and wlfs to Marcle SeWuter,
lot I. block . Philip Wolf's subdltlslon. Kaat St
Lnuis warranty deed 12.100,
H J. Do Haan and wife to Benjamin Rlack
well lot R. block 3. De Haan's subdlylsion. Win
stnnlev Park, warranty dw1. Jtt3
R. W frkklng. trustee and wife to W n At
kins, lot 3. block 4, Efflnrer place, Wlnsianley
Patk; warranty deed, ntK).
Edsrnd Aliend's nccepttoxt.
Edward Abend last eveninir celebrated his
eightieth htrthdav anniversary and also tho
fortieth nnnlversary of his presidency of tho
Belleville Satlngs Bank. The Inclement
weather prevented the lawn reception which
had been planned and Instead a reception
was held In Mr. Abend's home. It was one
of the largest receptions ever held In Belle
tille. Ilellevllle Ttesra Notes.
An address entitled. "From Sinai to Cal
vary." was delivered last night by tbx Reverend
Samuel Trender of Rrooklyn. N. Y.. at the
school hall of St. Paul's church.
The metal polishers will glrsj a danoa tbj
evening at Huff's Hall.
Mrs Charles Rrncker attrtalned friends at
Prlester's Thursday. .
Miss Annie Flint of 6aleai. IB., U rlsttlnr
Mrs F. A. Rehymer.
Miss Sophia Gasfenachmldt rava a party
Thursday eteninz;.
Mrs. Arthur Relnbold entertained friends
Thursday &t her home on Lebanon avenue,
The will of Henry Schaefer was filed for
probate Ha made small bequests to hla daugh
ter and left the greater part of his estate tohls
sona.
Mrs Arthur Nelmerer jnve a luncheon Thurs
day afternoon at her home on East B street
Si. Joseph's Chnrch Service.
The first service of the new St. Joseph'
Church In East St. Louis, will He held to
morrow In Judson's Hall. Broadway and
Thirteenth atrteta. Tho Reverend Thonua
S. Bannon will conduct the services.
EAST ST. LOUIS.
nAsif;-VAi.nPFiJi. MAnnnon.
ABDonncement Surprised nr!dc Pri
renta nnd Friends.
Friends of Miss Frieda Hanslng, the
pretty and accomplished daughter of Doc
tor and Mrs A. H Han"lrg of East St.
IjjuIs, were surprised e'terday by the news
of her marriage at St Charles, Thursday
to Henrj J. H. Waldepfel of St Louis.
Doctor and Mrs llaning were not ap
pristil of theii daughter's marriage until
late Thursdaj etenlng The couple had
bcert eng iged an I thtre was no opposition
to their marriage It was thought, howeter.
that the would not get married until fall.
They will lite In St Louis
Hast l. I.onin Items.
A ladles hllllird tournament began Thursday
at the headquarters of th- laks
Otto Ilobertj was fine 1 13 by Justlc- noyn
on a chuise cf dislurblng the rieac
Mr and Mrs t L Harris caie a receptlrn
at Dlehl Hotel 1hurfda en'ng
The chemistry c ass of the High & hool tlltel
the Otar Sector Caju Compin s i 'ant etfr
tlM The Public School Art fsvlet) will hold it?
regular monthii meeting Mondaj rtenlnr;
Mrs Theo Iluddl sti n will glie a reading
and ricltat at Music Hall on rrluay eeninx Xor
the benefit or Herrletta Hvpltal
Chief of Police Herman ( Hauss has been
announced to read a .arer before the Intematlm
al Association of Pllc. I lilefs nt the annuil
ccntmtlon In 1M3
Me-srs Frank Haurs and Frank Nlm- hate
ball wllh the Shrseport team
TRI-CITIES.
STniKiniS SI ItlMIUMI TR1I.NS.
"MI1 .tn AIIotv Men I'roni SI. I.nnla to
Land nt Granite Clly.
A-. each train from St Louis draws Into
the station at Granite City it is surrounded
bj a crowd of the striking molders, helpers
and those who h ite come to the city to tako
their places arc not allowed to leate the
"r"' f2.rcf,'' '" rcm--ln n the train and
return tu St Louis
t,.!" th.e ? -clck train renched the
w , i!e?5Mfay e,;enlnS " cro"'- number
ing about WO strikers and sjmpathizers
were- waiting About twenty men were on
the train nnd expecting to go to work, but
were forced to remain on the cars and re
turn to bt. Louis The molders' helpers
have been out at the works of the Amer tan
Steel and I ounury Compmy for about two
w eeks.
The men are confident of success and say
since they hate been out but a few help
ers hate gone to work. So far no violence
?."!, Inform those locking for work of
i.rjrlka,' thf' afe wiling to return to St,
j a Smc; xh" strike "- men hate
formed a union.
To ltelr-Ild IIiiKpr Holllncr Mill.
According to W. A. McGlllery, superin
tendent of the ILager Rolling Mill that was
destroed by fire last month, the plant
will be rebuilt at once. A force of men
nate been buy clearing awaj the debris
Ufil'Vi h00n Si? ihc 9lt ' c'earel bulldlns
operations will be pu-hed The mill for"
merly gave cmplomeiit to 60J men. but it
Is stated the capacity will be doubled.
Car Works Close Down.
The American Car and Foundry Com
panj s works ot Madion hate been cioed
since Thursday, throning marl l.VW me.)
""t. of emplojment temporarily. Orllclals
of the company state that the suspension
was due to nonarrital of material and that
they expect to resume with full force Mon
day morning.
snppose.l to Hate Ilfcn Drorrned.
The authorities hate been unable to locate
J. 8 Speed who disappeared from a flat
boat moored near the Terminal bridge Sat-hn,.-lyc.iml.ha..e
concluded that he must
have fallen in the Itlter. Speed was tratel-
fn.?nn0wnTtrrnm on.u" "nt boa' with his
family. They tame from Dubuque.
Combined .school Picnic.
vTv,e.,50.mbn'',1 schools of the Trl-Cltlcs
held their annual -picnic yesterday after-
n-'n,i.atrs'!'mnb.r.ooVs 3ark' )- beyond
Granite City. Almost cter pupil of the
schools of the three cities was present.
JERSEYVILLE.
JIEC.MOX OF JACODT FAMILY.
Mnrly-SIx Descendants Met at
lirlghton for Annan! I-rogroitiniF.
The Jacoby family, one of the largest In
Central Illinois, held a reunion jesterday
at Brighton. The affair was in keeping
with a custom established ten years ago.
- The Jacoby family was founded by Hnry
?? fvSRfr i?c?by- '"-others. wh0
.. . . .,, 4,uiii nuieij-six are living.
- r. ' . "- "v-tAu iiiririDcrs or ino
fam Iv are hurled t , D-i-i.. V. ".'
fh . wfl' waB DartI,lIIy respmalbls for
i" -v. iv "..,r"U DI lne annual reunion
Lach Decoration Day the living gather and
in i file, i .1es or ,ne departed cnes.
and following this a special literary nnd
music programme is given. Following the
dinner yesterday a special programme was
git en In the German Methodist Church. The
tF'S. part ?f ,hs German Cnurcli at
Brighton consists of members of the fam-
.., ... .. w,o -uiinirKuiiuij prepara tie din
ner. Which wnn snreml nn .Ha n...k t
The pastor, the Reverend Vf Ncutz-mn.
presided at the reunion. Two t Ix)"s
pastors, tho Iteterend If. C. Iarob- pactr
of the German Methodist Chur-h 'n Grand
avenue, and the Reverend T V. Jacobv
who for ten vt nrs tr. ii.a Tn..i.-iiK. -,..l
of the St. Louis G-rman Metholl t Dietrict,
nc urnuciiuHHis It inn jnCOPS all? Ja-
coby, the widow ot the Revereni Mr. Ju
cobv. nnd fnmtlv Ttre nrAun. .. .u- .
unlon jesterdaj, as wet also Doctor C. Jc
seph and Henry Pfaff, granJchlUre.a, from
Mlmhep. fpnm Tomau. fir n.t t.h.
Alton. HorkhrMire .To.lrenn.tlll. j .i
surrounding towrs were present.
EXEnCISRS AT JEKSnYVILLE.
Appropriate Cerrmonlnl nt Onk Grove
Cemetery.
Decoration Day was observed at Jersey
vllle jtsterdny with special exercises under
the auspices of Lowe Tost. No. 2S5. Grand
Army of the Republic. The programme
was prepared under the direction of the
post commander. Captain J. H. Duffleld, as
sisted by the Reverend Stephen Catt, R.
C. Gledhlll and John Hargraves.
The procession was formed nt thm Pmrt.
house scjuare at 2 o'clock, and headed by
the guard and Hag and the Jerseyviile Clty
Hand. took up the line of march to Oak
Grove Cemetery. Following came the mem
bers of Lowo Post and visiting mt?n
bers of the Grand Army, then the Woman'B
Relief Corp. Sons of Veterans, citizens and
children of the Jerseyviile public schools.
At the cemetery the ritual and sertlce
were he'd nt the Soldiers Monument- Selec
tions were played by the band, and the
Twentieth Century Indies' Quartette sarg.
The principal add-es of the day was deliv
ered bv Ildward Miner of Currnllton Til
Readings were given by Misses Crone nnd
Fanny Catt, tha benediction being pro
nounced by tho past's chaplain, the Rever
end Mr. Catt.
The graves of the soldlr dead were dec
orated with flowers contributed by the citi
zens ot Jerseyviile.
3IOXUME5T TO LOST SOLDIERS.
Impressive Ezerelaea Marie the Dedi
cation at Flaaa.
Impressive memorial sertlces ware held
yesterday at Plasa. the occasion belng the
dedication of a monument to the lost sol
diers. The exercises were undtr the auspi
ces of Jf. B. Bluford Post. No. 246. Grand
Army of the Republic, at Plasa. which
erected the monument.
The dedicatory oration was delltered by
tha Reverend T. Harley Marsh, pastor of
the First Baptist Church at Jacksontllle,
III. In addition to the oration seteral vet
erans made addresses and a special musts
programme was lven by the choirs of the
Baptist and M. E. churches.
The monument, which waa designed by
W. H. Houghtlln of Jerseyviile. stands 12
feet high. The base Is In four parts, sup
porting the marble shaft, which Is sur
mounted by a flnlal with a United States
shield of the Stars and Stripes. This ij
capped with a. grouping of cannon halls On
the shaft Is the emblem of the Gnn.i
Army of the Republic. Below this emblem
on one side Is the Inscription. "Erected by
N. B. Bluford Post, No. 245. in Memory of
tha Unlocated Dead, Who Enlisted From the
Vicinity of Plasa and Whose Names Are
Inscribed on This Monument,"
On the opposite side are the names of the
missing soldier". They are John P. Hale
Company F. Seventh Illinois Infantry I.
P. Clark. Company G. Slxty-elxth Illinois
Infantry: Hiram Andrews. Company F
Seventh Illinois Infantry; Henry Robins
Company F. Seventh Illinois Infantry- Wil
liam McKendree Peter, Company a. sixty
sixth IUlnoU Infantry; .Hugh Porter. Ctom
pany F. Seventh Illinois Infantry; John
Darr. Company II. Eight j -eighth Illinois
Infantrj. Henry Cramp, Company G SUtj
Mxth Illinois lnfantr
These eight "soldiers enlisted In the Fed
eral Arm and were lo-sl or killed during
their terms of enlistment Etery effort put
forth by relatlts and friends proted futilo
in each case, nnd all were git en up many
ears ago as lost.
ahhjgi:i rim unit nnTii.
Miss Ilnnrr, Mortally III. Purchases
Hnrllll Casket nnd Monument.
MIs Lucy E Bom r of Jersey County is
seriou III at her home in Hujle Tonn-iilp,
nine miles northeast of Jersejtllle, of c n
sumption Her family nnd friends despair
of her reeotery .Miss Boner Mhares In the
opinion of her rettites. an 1 b'lieting th it
dissolution wis mar. a fiw d. ys .uo re
quisled her fam.l to bring hir to Jersej
tllle Remonstran es did not lesen ner
desire and k lorulnglj she was b f.uht
to Jersv) t I1Ip In a !o-cd f.imaije
When siie arritcd si e wis t iken to th"1
home of John Harringer, who called an at-torne-.at-law.
and her will was drawn and
ncknowltslai d She then transferred i tra I
of fort acrs of land to her brother Wil
liam A lioncr. for JI & With part of the.
monet she purchased a burial taskei, and
alvi a" monument 1 he residue of the mom t
realized from the sale of the land .as
plicd In the bmk to await dlsfibatlun ic
eordlng to the protls'on.s of the will
Mi's Honer w u, thtn drltm to In r coun
tr home, much v akcried pb" sic ill, bit
pleased thit her wl-h.s lad ln-ca gruifi d
i-ihc told h r inends tint she cuiilu be (on
tented during th rrt of her da a tn
liurdi n of a suit ible prepiraiion fir the i d
had been lifted
Misj Honer Is 31 jears old, and a ilaugh
ter of Mrs William Honer She has three
brothers w Illiam A o' ri-'e-iitj, John and
Edward of Kane
Miss Honer Is ros.esrd of considerable
propirtj, most of wnlch Is jersonal
ite for rtiti:(n: unituti.
Sirs. II. s. Hood Pollutes n Trnct Jenr
Conrtlionsc.
Doctor II R Gledhlll. secretary of the
Library Hoard at Jer-evIIle e.strda re
ceited n letter from Mrs. I; S Hood and
daughter, Miss Elise Jackson, both of Jer
setille, but who arc (-pending the summer
at New Lebanon, N l . on their wa homo
from the Bermudas donating n trai t of
land to the new C lrnegie L urar site, re
cently purchased l.t the Ubrar Hoard
The site secured was that f tnc ra-sunage
of the First P ptist Church md is "isu
ated on the west -Ide of the Courthouse
squire Mr". Hood and daughter presented
the board i tract adjoining ihe re ir of the
site, which-will glte the library a tract
extending through the block The library
will cost $li)f). Andrew (arntglc nat.n
presented the- cit that sum fur its con
struction Jrrsej t lllf 'Notes.
Doetor M H Thterlncton ft Jersey t We ye3
terd reported til s Cornelia Tejlo- ot Paradise.
wN tiecame uldmlv dement'"-! in ies, nrf fe
attempt of her fanr J .hn Taj I r to Uk- her
mothers ate is s rnewait tmpr el aim men
her corditlrn wis -t 11 s.rlous if was iineon
selous during the greater p irtl n of ye-.t r.la
The .mdillrn of her father rernlned inehansel
Senator T S C ap-non ot Je scj Mile depart, d
for .Sew lork jt-tirua on an t-at-nl-d Lusirt-ss
trip
The Reterend J G Klene pastor of the First
Preshjterlan Church at Jerrctllle, yeslerda
entertalred hl brttl er. Atts-ne II J Klene
and .Mrs Klene of bt I.oul" Mrs Mary Hahne
of ;a!hvl!e. 111. and ill-s Viola Klene of Oak
dale. Ill
Contractor Robert Curdle yesterday com
menced tho concrete work on t e Btre-t pitlng at
Jersej .lie He stated the entire Job would be.
completed within ten dajs
Sews was recelicd at Jcreyvllle jesterday
of the death of B Taj.or aent for the Chi
cairo and Alton Railroad at rinKIUI 1, III . earl
jeiiterilav morning frrm Irlurl s rtcele.i fc b lng
struck L-, a train Tajlor was formerly operator
for tho Alton road nt !er-,.iil
ALTON."
cnowivs Aiuioit or nMili:nD.
Rain Intrrfcrffl With Mrinorlnl Iluy
Ixpri'IscM.
A drizzling rain Interfered to a crc-tt ex
tent with the Decoration Day exercises at
Alton yesterday afternoon. In the morn
Ins Hrffe crowds assembled it the ceme
teries at Upper Alton and North Iton aid
assisted In th work of dicoratlnp; the
Krae9 of the soldiers The dccor.itSon was
under the direction of Alton I'ott, No 4-11.
Grand Arm) of the Republic.
In the mornlns Alton J'ost w-ent to Up
per Alton on street cars, In chir,e of Com
mander A. P H'rrln, and nccompanl'd by
the White Hussar Hand Thre short ttr
Ires were held oer the prates of tho rol
dlera burled In Oakwood ftmeter. Tho
post then went to North Alton, where sim
ilar tributes of resiprct to the ,nemury off
the warriors were paid.
Yebterdaj afternoon tho principal exer
cfeesi of the day wre held at the Alton
City C'emcterj Major A V. Young hid
Issued a proclamitlon requesting the bjsi
ness houses to close for the afternoon, and
business In tho city wan practically sus
pended The procecslon of ritlzens and soldiers
formed nt the City Mali r-,quarc at 2 o'clock
and marched to the cltj Cemeterj.. The
procession was heade-d b the White Muss,ir
Hand, followinR which cime the members
of Alton Post, then the Alton Naval Mllltl i.
fraternal organizations pupils of the public
schools and citizens. William Hiuer wan
the prand marshil
At the Cltj Cemeterj' addresses were de
livered from a platform irected ndjolning
the Soldiers' Monument The-first speaker
was former Lieutenant Governor E O.
Stanard of St IxjuIs He had Just com
menced his address when the stand brok"
down. No one was Injured
Attorney C J. Dojie of Greenfield III.
followed Governor St in ird. Attornej DOjle
spoke for nearly an hour on "Progress of
Llbertj-."
Following this oration short addresses
were delivered bj' the Heverend G W
Shepherd, p.is'or of the Sixth Street M V.
Church and the Itiverend II M Chitten
den, rector of St Paul's lJpi3cop.il Church.
Alton ite-j mul IVrifinnlN,
Th- pond annual picnic of the Lincoln School
of t'ppr Alton will be gl,en to-day at Hock
fcprlntu Iark.
The Reerenl Doctor M TV Twine anl th-
Kf-iercndj I M Un'eman and A C Iiirrow,
the Alton mlrltrs who att-n !-! th- I!irtlt an
nierari'3 at i-t Paul, retu-ned jesterdij.
Theodore Sauerwlne of Unloi, Mo, Is a lcltor
In Alton.
The public school at fiodfrey closed yesterdiy
and a muIc and Uterarj entTtainment rai
rlv-'n b tht rtuptln la ei erlrr In the Hrst Cun
greKfltional Qiurch of that place
The North Alton public school dosM yesterday
Th nnnuil school picnic, which has len Riven
for thlrtj-two coneutlte jear will tak plac
Monda next nt tho .North Alton Park
The memb"p of Fleur d Ll-t Ixdge of th
Knlchts of Pjthlift. at Alton will rie thflr in
nunl excursion on th stein.trr Hill City July li
Albert J TValtemad of Alton departed yeb
terdaj for Lincoln. INeti to attend the annual
reur.cn ofhl family to-daj Tho occasion t.111
also b the silver wtsldlnc onnliersary of hli
parents. Mr. and Mr Herman Ualtemad-, anl
the polden wedding annUrsar" of his grand
parentf, Mr. and Mrs II Tl Helwlff.
Edrrnrdsi Hie ir.
Memorial 'xerclfeg er r-otrotid yesterday
on account of th- rain and vi 111 be h-Md f-unday.
The authorities of ".Vaukean. Mich , re
fused to honor the reiulMtlon pip-rs fcr the re
turn of Robert I Lyden wanted In Mi l!on
Cojntj for attempt to murCer and Fheriff Jo
seph Ilotx return I Iat nlcht without hi man
Oranlto City has prernitl another bill for
smallpox expenf to tre -bounty Board and th
accounts were conj-I Jered nt a rpeclil mctlnff
of the Emeri:-ncy Commltt-1. which decided not
to allow them Granite City has a suit of J20,f
agrilnst the countj for h ears smallpox ac
counts, and the bill presented covering this year
to date amounts to nirly J1C0
Democratic prlmirics will le held In the
twenty-three towahlps to-night, and th county
contention will tak plac at Elwardvlll- Mxn
day Jude TVIlIlam P Early has mmed a: mm
ler cf that Counts Heart cf Itelew John
Fible of Altcn. Wllllim Wrh of Venice and
John It. Sutt-r of Edwardstille.
HIGH WATEr"AR0UND"LAWT0N.
Woods Claim in .New Town Is Re
ported Submerged.
Wichita, Kas , May 20 A m-as'jaffe from
Jjawton. O T., to th Eagle to-nleht fia-a
that ther 1h four fet of water In the ton
pile of Walters and that the transaction or
business Is Impossible.
Eery stream In Comanche County Is a
rajrlnff torrent and heavy loss of life N
feared. An unknown troellnB man was
caught In Gache Creek and ho and hH team
and busrey wero ;wept away. He was un
doubtedly drowned
The Wood claim at Law ton I covered
by water and a current &j0 feet wide was
running throuph It. Much loss of ropcrty
1b indicated by Cache Creek belnp b'ockaded
In places by dead anlmaK farm Imple
ments and household gojds
eHternerK In Jieir York.
nnprnjLic special.
Vw York. May 20 Araone the arrlvali
. .In. Via Ala fiara fn-dot norn t Vi a. fn1tnm
-mt kW liviiiijo .vw v mmj '.a v.- uiiw?- -
imr Westerners: I
St Louis Mrs. A. Beechr. Mrs A. J. Mc
carty, Broadway Central: Mrs. M, Block, fl IT,
Ilassett, J- H Wright. Manhattan; E. Nathan,
Jr. B Seasongood. "V I Well, Navarro JL
Sellgman. T. C Fogrty, Herald Souare; Mrs.
J. 5. Butler. Mies H. Rathbone. C. F. Joy,
TValdorf: E SllTerthorn, D. M. Bod, Mr. M.
Melnhard, Grand Union: J. C- Parker. P. M.
Rankin Imperial: W, D Orth-Imer Holland;
A. H. Ifebbard. Murray Hill: J. E. Hungerford,
St, Denis; W. J. Lasher, Criterion; Miss TraiL
A tnr.
Kan-saa City H. James, Manhattan; L. C
Borle, Criterion.
St. Joseph H. M. Hundley and Mr? Hundley,
He Hand; S. Aken, Baxtholdl.
STEAMBOATS.
Wri'ER MISSIMII'Pl.
DIAMOND JO LIKE STEAMERS.
H
- Tor Popplet&n. Hamburg. Moz!eri
'- ! 1 jrlrul ill f nlllaloni lrne,IV.I
--SrM ".jonianii-. ss-j u . .u.iu liauilliwu,
'--'' Qutncy and Keokuk, hteamer SII
NI3r leaves Saturday, May 21. 4 p.m.
FOR ST. PAUL
And Intermediate Potnu.
yiuiaiuu DUBLaUB
lae Hondi June 2. at 4 p. m , frtm wharf
bont twji ot Uaahtcxton a.e
Tel Main 2447A I. P. X.USK, Gen Ant.
For LonUlnnn, I ppor Mlftnlf.rilppt,
IarI-.fi Hie. IInnilurr, Morler'A, 1'op
plcton nntl all Calhoun Connty
l.anflliiK
, MIR. flKIJ.i; OI' CAI.IIOL.N
! leaves whariboat foot of locust tret WeJnea
iit ind Miurday at i p m H unJ trip, ln
t cliiUms mala an) berth i J)
t ii irv j-t. stirvi-v t f-i
Vt-or" Main 232 General Ant.
EOVVHH MISSMSIPPI."
St. Luis-Chester -Cape Girardeau Una.
Daily Service.
STIt. CIT Or MIKPFIULD.
WI1 ne wbarfbeat. foot ct Pln- tret, Mgb
dai, cdn-aB and Frtdays at 4 d m. fof
Oiacd Toner and all Itf-dinr
snt. ciii:m"Uh
Will leave ru's'ajo Thurday and Saturday at
4pm for Cape Girardeau and all principal
IandlrRs Qulik. tim. Mat accommodailoos.
iT;on--, MdlD 4-iA an A 112
JOHN K MASSINGA.LE. Agent.
LEE LIKE STEAMERS.
To MrtnpliU, ST.OO Hnuntl Trip, 1M0.00
IncltillrK Meala and Urth
Per Chtr. Cirund Tf wr t.ape Girardeau.
t ro aiemrhH and all way Undlngi, taklnc
ft eisht for all way landing, through to New
Orkirs ani Undines on Arkansas !tler to J'ln
IltufT
ni:i -a I.cr Tuesday Jure 2. 5 p n
i'LTTLKs i.fc.1, rrid-ij June C 5 P m.
ri ni ntiiiltioat fc,t of Olive i-t
3'honei Main 10Z Klnlocn A 78
i: Albiiz Com Ast. U. M Connor. Gn.
EAGLE PACKET COMPANY
'I he Onlj Milr-Ubrel Steamer lor
! CAPE 0!BARDEAU, COMMERCE
Anl all nay landings, .learner Cape Girardeau
1' iv.s wlurfboai toot cf '.Ira ac Monday MCd
f-ridajs. p m
llllnnla River.
h'r IJald Hide tor 1'corla and alt air landlnca,
V edncr-days lid SalurdAjn 4pm
rhone Vain 33 H. W LETHa Aant-
COI.tilimt PACKKT C1IMPA.NT.
The only regular Sis. OcnevlBTs, Bt. liarra an
CTeatsr pscket,
hTKAMCR COLUMHIA,
LeaTM eTerr Tu.fday Thursday and Saturday
at 4 p m from Diamond Jo wharfboat.
Hl'.NTER DEN' JENKINS, (.antral Acrat.
1 hone Main 2 1.7 A
sf7LOUlS& TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET CO.
For Chester; Wlttenberir. Grand Tow
er, t'dpe i.irardeau. Cairo. Paducah
Vy-lanl all nclnta on Ohio. Cu-ibtrland
ana iPnr,.e riverr
.STK M fit CITY OF MCMPIIIS;
VV 111 leav. wharfboat, foot of I'lne at., Monday,
June 2. ac 5 p m
JNO n MASSEVGALE. Aient.
Phone J'ain -ISA and Kinloch A 112.
RIVER NEWS.
Rlae nnd Pall of the Rivera
For 21 houra endinc at 7 a. m..
Bt Louis. Friday. May 30. 1J0:.
Ftitlcrs tianitcr Gaue Caanco
Pltteburc 2-'0 8.1 -i.1
Parktrsburg C6 o 7 4 -0 S
Onelnnitl 5') 0 J 0 -0 7
IyiUlsillle 20 8 3 -0 2
.Naalnille 410 3S -0 1
Chattanooga 33 0 4 4 1 4
rirrcnce U3 2 5 -0 i
Johnsoivlllo 210 3 1 0.0
Evansvlllo 3S 0 us -Q.0
ht Paul H 7 0 -.
Iiubuque IS 0 10 9 -0 3
davenport 15 0 10 2 -0 2
Keokuu 15 0 10 0 2
Dts MOInes Rapids 5 8 -0.2
I'eorla HO
:nit'-i 23 0 . ..
Omaha "0 10.0 -OS
Kan.j. City 21 0 12 3 -I.I
lloonvllle 20 0
Hermann -4 0 13 0 -0
Ft I.oul- TOO ISO 1.
CTe-ter 30 0 13 5 'It
Cairo 45 0 20.3 2 2
Jlemphl" 33 0 9 0 )i
Utile Itock - 23 0 17 -0 i
Mcksbure 45.0 14 5 -J 1
"hrcveport 29 0 8 4 .-10
New Orleir 1(0 5. -0 2
Itl'o. -I alb
Hirer Torecait.
The rlTr at St. Iul will begin to fall a11e-.t-ly
to-day.
niter anil Hnslneaa.
Harbor ffauges yetrday marked 18 feet, no
change t-lrwr indicated In the last 24 hour
Buslne j along- th- river front yesterday wM
flow, owlnjc to the holiday. Receipts, however,
wtr, up to th av-raae
eather wet an 1 cloudy.
To-I)ay'a Weather.
Trobably warmer.
Arrived.
Fprad Eijfle ....
Utile of Calhoun ,
Alton
..Clarksvlll
Departed.
City of Sheffield....
ar,e Ulrardeiu
Pefra le
-...Grand Tower
.'. Commerce
Memphis
Hirer Hlnltn nrevUlei.
Th Sidney from K-okuJc arrived early this
mornlnr wltn a Iirije patronage of freight and
jasseners j-he will depart on the return trip
thlt afternoon
Captain I I' Lusk of the Diamond Joe Line
returned jesterday from a two days' business trip
to potnta on the UpptT Uiver liuslness waa re
ported brisk along the line
Tho Dubuque, from t. Paul, li du to arrive
to-morroiv e-venlrs1 or late Monday morning. Sn
will leave Monda at 4 o clock on the return
trip, touching at Intermediate points.
The Cajw Girardeau left for Commerce yei
teraay afternoon with heay careo and good
cabin IIt-
The hpreid lgle waa In from Alton and
departed for Grafton.
The Bald Kale Is due to arrive to-day from
Peoria and will lae on the return trip at 1
o'clock, fcho is reported to have a large fre'ht
manifest for St. Louis
The Belle of Calhoun arrived yesterday from
Clirksvlllo and her regular landings She will
aie for Louisiana and way landings at 4
o'clock thU afternoon
The Peters I-e went out yesterday evening
on her regular trip to Memphis. Sh- carried a
good patrnnaK of fnlght and a full cabin
Captain Kdward Noland of Memphis lflel
the Ic-e vetcrdty. renewing old acqialntanc-s
He will, return on on of the packets of the L-e
Lin
The City of Sheffield left on her regular trip
to Grand Tower yesterday The Chester will te
In this morning irom th same point and d-part
at 4 o'clock in th afternoon on the return trip
Th Columbia will bo In to-day from Chester
and clear at 4 p m for the return Advices
receded show that she Is bringing In a havy
freight manifest and a large passenger Uft.
The City of Menu hi arrived early this morn
ing from Florence. Ala. hhe will receive until
Monday afternoon, when she will leae on the
return trip for the same point.
The Polir ai e. with a tow of ties, ar
rled ye-terday from th Lower RIer Captain
Fred Daft anl Arthur Mlllr were In charge.
Cade fctewart of the Tennesje R!er Packet
Companv departed jesterday for St. Joseph, Mo.,
on a vllt to relatives.
The Mary Mlchsel derartd yeeterdny for th
Upper River with Kdward Cahalan at th- wheel
Georpe Word ward of Mmph!s is coming up
with the ple.ur launch, Perll Dax Upon
her arrival. Oby Cahalan will take charge and
take; her further Lp the streim.
Captains B-n Berrj and Trim TTadilngton of
the Peters Le were tif-ltorj at Harbor 2S It
wn- reported that Captain J B Goodrich ! on
of the new members of th tarbor
Despite' the threatening weathr, both the
Cltv of Providence and Hill City on their trlpi
to Jefferson Hirracks carried large crow ds of
vterans and visitor
Ily Tcleffrapfa.
rXTUBMC SFECIALS
Memphis. Tenn , May 30 The river hre
Rtands 10 3 fett on tne gauge, a rife of 1 2 feet
in la-t 24 hours The Rfs Lee arrlre.1 tftli
morn'ng from St. Louis with 1,-liV. pakaites of
merchandisa for thle piac anl returned at 1
p m. with a gocd trip The jame Le dritt
ed at 5 p m for Friar's Point. Th had! Ix-d-parted
at 5 p. m. for Athport. The Ctty of
Idaho departed at 4 p m for Fulton. Th Joph
It Williams, from New Orleans with a big mix t
tow rf barge, passed up at 7 a. m for tn
Ohio River Receipts by the river to-day were
47 balei cotton and ! f-aeks cotton teed
Mck?burg, MI , Ma 20 The rler ro a lit
tle tc-day. Th Delta is du from Memphis.
Mr. Frank Fisher and Mr Ferruscn and Captain
Morgan all returned on the ateamr Elk from
I.nk Palmyra, where they west to arch for
the mlslng bodies, who wer lot on the Prov
ilence Thy exploded about flft, peunds of
dynamite, but nothing could b dn to recover
the br)di. Mr. Flher reports that th watr
In the lakn U tlll very cold and he thinks that
whn th bodiei are found rr com to the. top
cf their own accord, they will be In a preserved
state.
PiMacah. Ky., May 30 River gauge read 12.7
feet. Th Joe Fowle- arrled from Eransvil'
at 7 o'clock thl-i morning arl left on return
trip at 10 30 a m The City cf Clifton from St,
LojIs arrived at 8.30 a. m. and left for the Ten
ner River at 11 t2f p. m The Dirk Fowler
and Mary Stwart left at 9 o'clock this morning
with a big negro excursion party from Mound
City. III.
Chester. Ill . Mar 1 Down Boats Rufall
Lord and bargee, 7 last night: Cheu'er. II last
nlgnt; Columbia. 2 a. m Up Sbeffie d, 3 o'clork
last right; Exporter and tow. 1 a. m.; Colum
bia, 13 30 p. m Pearle Davis and tow arrived
at 13 noon with disabled engine, completed re
pairs and left for up th river at 5 p. m. Cloudy
and cool; gauge 14 8 feet and rising.
Grand Tower. Ill, May 30 Cheater down at
230 a. m. Ruisll Lord down at 5 a. in. City of
Memphis cp at ISO p. m. Chester -op at 4- p
FINANCIAL
THIS IS THE
The M , K. 4 T. Oil Company's books close to-day at (5 p in. All or
ders received by that time will participate in the June dmdecil of 3 per cent,
which will be paid June 15.
If you place your order to-day for "Kity" stock, you may reserve pay
ment until the close of buiness,Tuesday,June3, as on that day oar monthly
report will be forwarded to Ihc home office nt Reatimout. Stock will be held
for you upon request either by wire, letter or phone.
Phone, Kinloch A 1763.
Missouri, Kansas k Texas Oil Co.,
Suite 14, Laclede Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
WLUm
ST.
Arrival and Pepartorr of Train" at
Lnioii Mullou.
Dally. j;s-atiirdj.y airl Sunday
tlJaii except faunday. only.
.Sunday oniy jfc.jccpf -Monday.
U-aturday c uly. Ually --xce;t baturoay.
U.
A U. -. II. IC.
Train. LeDJ.rt.
Arrive.
Clriclnn itl, LcuHIIle, Waih-
nrtr.n Ital llrrr.r I'll! .a1.-
pliia ard -New .rk Ksrreis 2fJ&ara 1.C5
Lancirrati, l. ji.vine, I'liis
burs. Uahlnt,ior. tialtlmorr.
i'filu lf-Iphta and !.tw lork
Kant Mali S.O) pra
Onclcnaii Acccmmodaticn . .. t
t-.nc.nniti. ivouisvim I'ttis
uurK. Uuhingtcn iMltlmore.
I'hllar1lnnl rd .w Ycrlt
icni it rl i i-rtf.i 5 tVl a
riora Accommcilatlon t- Opm 18 32 am
Hora AccommO'latlon . . t-0i Jin Jjtflpin
Hora Accommodation :ewpm JIOTam
W -st liaden an l t rench IJcli .. ,.
SprtrsB via iloncn i:oue ! 00 am '.Fn-
BLRMNbTOlS HOLTE LMON STITION.
Train. Depart- Arrl.e.
For Hannibal, H. fk. St. J.
point. Quincy, Keokuk ani
Bur line ton !ijam 1 pm
Ical to Hannibal 1 l am 8 23 pm
For Qulncy and North 7 am t.pn
For Bt. Pint. Minneapolis U
i-sit mo lines. Illinois am
lsr-'n-ln
The Burllnjfton-Northern I'a
clflc Bxpre-, for Kansas
City, bt Joiph, Northwest
Nebraska. Dlack Hills. W yo
mlns. Montana. Washington.
I'uet Sound. Portland and
O ret on
3:01 am MiSpm
9 -CO am 7:13 am
Twin City Expr-. for Minne
apolis ht Piul and Iowa 2:15 pm
M0 pm
in rebraeKiv - coioraao t-x-pree,
for Dner, Colondo.
Utah and Pacific Coat. la
Ft. Joseph 2 15 prn 25 pm
Icaj to Burl! re ton
TTftr Ktrthrn Innn. . Paul
pm CaOam,
anl Mlnnparoll-i T.O pm ,8w3 am
For UlinelB. Ia East Sid line
to nock Island ani Clinton.
low 8 21 pm 7'lOam
For DubuQue and La Cro-tne .3 21 pm 117.10 am
For Kan ?a Cltj. Council
ItlufTs. Omaha. St. Jofph,
Ie er, Nbrai ka, Colorado,
Utah and P-ci1' Coat .. - 9.00pm T.lOam
Iiral from Hannibal 11 19 am
For Alton Leae 7:41 a m, dall; 8 01 a. m,
dally- 10.25 a m . dally: 1:30 p m, except Sun
aj 2 00 j m . except rtunday, S?3S p. m . exempt
Cunday; 6 50 p m , dally; 7 O p m . daily, 8.21
p m , dally, 1115 p. m , Sunday cnly
CHICAGO AM) AI.TO.V
Chi en so Train.
Train, Depart. Arrive.
The Alton Limited "J 04 am 7.3S pm
Prairie fctat Express tl2"3rm t12pm
I'atace Lxprers 9 00 pm 7.18 am
Midnight Special 1140 pm S:10ara
Kansas City Train.
Train Depart. Arrlv.
Mlrsourl State Expren J) am 7 03 prr
Kansas City Limited 10.i pm 7.01 am
Local Train.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Pprlr;g,M Accommodation .... tl Tl am
Jackeomiile via lrden t3 2t am t7 2i pm
Peoria Limited t 01 am 12 pm
Springfeld Capital City Flyer 4 JS pm 10 50 im
Jacksonville via Vlrden t4 2S pm tlO 50 am
Roodhou Accommodation .. tl 3Spm flf 39 am
CHICAGO, PKOHI-V AD ST." LOLIS
RAILWAY (C. P. A ST. L.)
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Fishermen's Special 16:1s am 7 30 pm
i'eorla. Pkln, Springfield and
Jerseyviile 8 14 am 7 M pm
Chouteau b lough. Grafton and
Elenh tl'ttpm n.27tna
Alton, Chautauiua and Grafton t M pm 10 K am
Alton. Spr'ngfleld and Jersey
yill v.."; T.5pm lOSara
Alton, tprlncfleld, Jerseyviile
and Grafton M 4S pm 10 'A am
COTTON BKLT.
-ST. LOUIS fcOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.)
Train Depart. Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
vls 31sme.rck and De'ta) ... 8-00 am 7.15 pm
Arkansas and Texas Fsdt Mall
(via Bismarck and Delta) ... S 40 pm 7:00 am
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Train Depart. Arrive.
Valley Park Accormodatlon... t &jm ilo30 am
Valley Park Accommodation... t 3) am i-l.lSsm
?aelne Accommodation fSJOam tl.lipm
exas arH Kansas Mall for
Paris, Dallas. Ennls, Hous
ton CUetm Carthage,
Joslin and Wichita 8'(am 7 00 pm
Pacltle Accommodation 11:. 0 pm t.O m
Valley Parte Accommodation. ..ttl 3i pm tf 4 30 pm
Meteor and World's fair Spe
cial, for Ppringfleld, Carthage,
Joplin, Wichita. Vlnita. Okla
homa, Dnlson, Sherman, Dal
las. Fort Worth. Waco and
Brownwood 2 30 pm 11 30 am
Valley Park Accomrrodatlon .. -4 10 pm t 10 am
Pa-Iffc Accommodation 15 14 pm tl 40 irn
valley park Accommolitlon , t6 30 tn te 13 nm
alley park Accommodation . J7.20 pm J7 10 pm
Tea os and Kansas Limited for
1-urekn Springs ho-t Smith.
IMrK Dallas Greenvitl. En
nlt. Corsifina. Houston Oai
vefton. Austin. Fan Antonio,
Carthag. Jopiln W Ichlta.
BiiTton and 'he Went ... 33 rm 7.30 am
WWn Expre for Spring
field. Vlnita- Dnl"on Sher
man, Oklahorra. Carthage,
Joplin andNendeeha u ,10-00 rm 7-15am
IltON MOUNTAIN III1LTK.
Train
Depart. Arrive.
Tex-in Fast Mall, to Little
Rock, rexarlutra. uniia.
Fort Wotlh and Abilene ,. 3 5 am 7:J5pm
Delta. Co'umbu and Cairo Ex-p-ess
SOOam .liprn
Fat Day Express Dal'a.
I ort Worth Austin an An
tonio. Houston and Galveston 2 21 pm 2 10 pm
Txas Mexico nnd California.
Special Dallas, Fort Worth,
El I ao, Losj Angle. Gal
veston, Sttn Antonio and La
redo S30pm 7.3am
Memphis Lxpre-. 4Jpm 7 warn
I-OLKTH STREET AND f'HOUTEAU AVENUE
STATION.
De ioto and Bismarck Accom
modation .... 50 pro ! l) am
ILLINOIS CIINTRAL.
Northern Linen.
Train. Depart. At1t
Northern Illinois Express -nve
Sprlngfleld. treeportand Du
buque 7:32 am s 40 rm
Peoria and Springfeld 11 30 am tTwpm
Chicago Daylight special ll30am 7 W pm
Pprlrgfleld AccommMatlon M 4i pm 10 40 am
Chicago Diamond peciil.. . 3 10 pm 7.21 om
Soothern Lines.
Pa'ucah Mall nm: Express
Murphjsboro. arbordale and
Marlon 70am 7 34 cm
New Orlean ra.t Mall-Cairo. v
Memf hN, Jekson. Tenn .
it d Texas Expre.. Vash-
ille, Atlanta and Jackson
ville . .... .. 8 12 am 7 2'
4 pm
phls and New Orleans .. . 8 12 am
A oft fi i-ni t l(-ir -. Ti I rr.Vtv ihArn
'3 l(t pm
Marlcn Cairo frparta an
. :-n ii(jsj4tiu -i -i Ki'iiypicjiu,
Mutton and Crat SDrtns .
1.50pm 1132am
New Origins I-lmlfed Cairo.
Memoh's. Dixie Fiver Nash
ville. Atlanta and Jackon-
vii e
. 10 15 pm e:2ara i
HIC FOl R. ,
LKE tl'Onr NEW VOI'K CEVTRAL AN17 '
HUIWV rtlVEf: DOTON- ANO AI.nAVT
vr CIin5APFAKE AND OHIO P.AILTVAT.
Train Depart. Arrlv-
Irdiararoili Express t7JJ am 5 30 pm
New A ork ard Iliston Limited. S.50ara -9.45 tm
Yo-lc. Il'e.ton V.'ashlnjttrn,
flaltlmore ard I'hllad'lphla.. 12:90 am C 45 pm
Mattoon ind Altrn Accommo
dation 1129 pm 9 4pm
nostm. New Tork. Cincinnati
xra-hlrston Haltlrrcre And
PhllaJelphU -0pm -7-Klsm
Alton Leave. l) 30 a. rr... -5 45 p. m. Arrive,
"CO a. m.. -1:13 p. m
m. The gaure reads 17 2 fet and rlslne. Weath
er cloudy and cool, with rain.
nurllnirten. la . 3Iay 20 Th rlv-r Is 10'i
Inch above lew-water mark, a rail or 24 inch .
Weather cloudy anl threatenlnjr. noata In anl
out EIols frcm Keokuk. V. J Vot-nr f on
Davenport Ottumwa Ille from Fort Mad'son.
Cairo. 111. Jiay 30 Th. rlv-r rote i f..t
during the part -4 hou3. The riuce reads 22
feet- The weather Is cool, c.oudy and threatn
inir rain There was a considerable rainfall last
nlcht and It rained at Intervals to-day. Tho City
cf Memphis arrived at 9 o-clock last n'rht. dis
charge,! at Illinois O-ntral wharf 20.cr feet of
lumber and departed for St. Louis at 10 30 p m.
Her earto consists of lumber, railroad ties,
staves, peanuts and a larce consignment cf ey
poultry and sundries The City of Clifton fom
Ft. Louis with a cood trip arrived at 2 a. m.
She dlschanr-d some mlsc-Uaneous frelirh; her.
and departed fcr the Tennessee River at 4 a. m
The J. D FInley from Louisville, with a blr coal
tow. arrived at 7 a- m. She added four boat,
here and cleared for New Orleans at 11:30 a. m.
The Jewell, from tho Ohio River, arrived at 83")
a. xn., aad departed for tho lower Kaslsslppl at
1OJ0 a. m. Too Carrla V. want Jmrtl. at 1 p.
mjm-"
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i
LAST OAY.
TIME - TABLEr
T.OtrH TIME.
ST. LULIS AM) IIAMI. RXMlOlJ
(la Wubaxh.)
,Tialn. Derart- Arrtv.
Mall anl Kxpresa tl 4) am tJI.lOaro
-lall anl Kxpress ti0Spm li pin
U. li. ST 1- RT
(H-ndron Kcute )
i rain.
Depars. Arrlve.
3 23 am 7.1fi pn
Mail OwnIvro Cloer-
t. IT'1)I.1i1a anl the Kat-
trn i-.xpr.s Oweniboro.
erport iou.llle and the
8 i5 pm 7 20 ara
t, A. H. II.
Depart. Arrive.
Limited, ila Xahvlll
a and II a con
pall- Kvan3v.ll ?:aih-
4 16 prn. 1.30 tm
.. IMrmlichim Montcom
Chairjnv.c Atljrti
Mobile. ew rtrl-ir cnrl
Jacksonvl le. Fl : Charles
ton h c
Southern Expre- o Kvans
l'W. Nahille Blrrolncham.
Mobile, Sew Orlean Thom
asvl'le Jacsonv lite Pilit
ka. Ocnla and St. Peters
burs Fit.
8 23 am 7-1S pa
8 .5 pm 7J0ra
M K. A. T
'THE KT.M
Train. nnartL
Arrtre-
JeJTerson Clt Columbia. Boon
xilK SMalli. Fort Scott.
Indian Territory anl Texas
J xir-s 3.1Sam
6 31pm
Th- Knty Fl-r." for Dal
las, -,-t oth. Houston.
.j.lfstpi t-an Antonio.
Mexico City ard In'erm
diate points S J2 pm
JefTron 1ty, Columbia. Boon
MUe 'Vdalia. Knraas Indian
Territory and Texan Expr-t 11(5 pm
r27i
.0ara
ritory and Oklihoma nye". :t3-22tm "
Missotni I'Aciric iiiilway.
Train Impart. Arrive.
Fat Mall 1 0 am 10.n6mm
v ,-.i -. r- i- am '. CI r.m
v Etpres- Kanni Oty.
1ty and riai Franctscn Ham JVi
V, alilnKtcn AccommMatlfn tiiam t-m
Ft Joerh. Jrplln Irhlta and
Kanat LIrrtd and uih- , -
wet Mlurl 8 10 Pn 20am
Kansa-? and Colorado Ex pre .. 10 10 pm 7 10 am
Cree Comr Lake trails le-nv Union,, station t
SUa. m , J IS a m , 11 2 p. m . -:i p. m .
7-J1 p. m ., ..
Oak Hill tralnt leave Union Ptatl"r. at t?.La.
m tlO 10 a m . IS CO d m an I t6 20 p. m
Klrkwftd fralm lae Unlm tat Ion at t7X0 a.
m., tl f p m, l: p. m (Saturday only), ttw
p m. i" v m
V4MI4I.I. J.IK.
PEXNSTI-VANIA LINES WEST OF rrTTS-
nuno-rE.NN3Ti.vASi nAii-noAD
Train. Dtpart. ArrtTf.
Tralnn .N'm VI and 21. Nw
more and WasMrcton Sp-lal 3.44 am : pm
IMlanapolls and New Tork .-.,
Tv--ai . ... .. . am taiipm
N-JSrork 'Limited '.I'" .-SfS
rilim and Eiwn Eiprtw tj pm 7:12 am
Vandalla Acccmmola'lon -. .. ISO pm -S 16 am
indlanapotl. and N JI3Spm pm -
rf.tP Mall ":...:" .:............ :-m !.0Sam
ircianipons nni i. iut -"- - a
cal Sjindayonlv
Mil I It. ANI) OHIO.
Train Depart. Arrtvs. ,
St Ixiuli and Florida Limit"!. 121 pm IS?-"
MnrphT-boro. Fpirta. Chester ..
and p.rcr AcermmMailon.... 5-lpm lianam ?
SOLTHBR-I IUILWAI.
ST. LOUIS-LOUISVILLE LINFS. 4 1
Train i.iiari. i'"s
Th. nlt Special, except Surday C 1 am
Princeton, Loul-illle. Lilns-
ton and war Matlcn., Chat-
tanooea. Itome. Atlanta. Jla-
con and po nt In the South-
east -711 am
Mount Vernon Accommodation t60 pm
S M pa Q
9 J! am
Frliceton Iyu'svli:.. ijcna
ton arwl wav vtatl.infl. Knox
vllle. Aahevllle. Chattanuoaa.
r.ome. Atlartar AUffUila.
Charle-inn. Macon a.I all
rolnt" In Florida and th
Southea.t -jlfrm 7:Ka.-i
ST. L.. K. C. 4c C. II. R.
Train Depart. ArrlYa.
1C1-K2 Mill Bl'e. Mo. and
Intermediate polnta 6:5pm S W am
tf, toi ourday Ppe'Ial Delle.
Mo . and intermediate point. JTe7 am tl 1$ pm
11S.1H Accommodation Ilelle. Mo. and Inter
mediate points (dailr except Sunday, leayea
Vand enter avenue at 8:W a. m ard Forsyth
Jsjrction at 7:20 n m. Arrives at tJwIng avenua
n t a ". n m
st i.oi i-ri:oitu i.i.ie.
J"'p.J s,i.L.l
ST. I.OI ! MEn;H4-iTr nilUICB TER
MIVAI. RAII.1VAV SKIII Rn TRAIX
1ERVICK.
Fa.thound-Iyae Elchth and Oratlot !.
duty 1-12. Z II 23 n m Except Sunday. 4 01,
I?. 7.37 S jl. 10 0-.. 11:1 a- m : 12 -) 2 . 4 ft).
8 02 p. m i-sturfSiv ind aunday only 11:41 p.
m Sunday enly i :i. 7 C. 3.09 a. m : 12.25. ll:4t
p m
I-are 'Waehlncton avenue, dally 1 4i 1:1.
29 p m Except Furday t tit. f 21. 7 41. lz&
11 a. 11.22 n m - 12.12. 2 VI. 4 04. A 0 p. m.
hatnrdar and "m ndiv only II -4S n n. Sundarl
only-; M. 7 5-n a. m.: II 29. 11MS p m.
Wrs'bourd Tave flranlte Cltv. dally 2 UT
7 12 p m Except Sindav 5'IS -fl4 7 02. 814;
1.2S 10 2. n m: !:I0 2 "3 is r - 7;i2 3-rf
P m. "stu-dav only 12 15 p m flundav only
12 l- ; J5 -. in oo a m : I 10 p m. Monday
ool 12 15 . " Except "atnrdsv 5 42 p m.
Lexve Madlvn IjjiIIv 1 17. 7 17 p m Except
ur.day-fn " ;, in. 9:22. 10 4S a. rijl
1 it 2 17 3 27. 4 11 ? 02. 7.17. o 21 n m. Faturdar
onlv I tS p m Sunday onlv 12 20. e.OO 8 "Of.
10 05 a. m : 1:15 5 4? p. m JJonday only IS7
a m
rni.F.nn, it. r.ori ad westerIi
CI)EU LEAF P.OFTE.)
-The'comcerelal Tn,ver- " Arrtrt-
Tciedo Buffalo and New
York . ... - e? VI r art m
Tolefla and Nw York Express. ?,Jim S-goni
namsey AcrommntiBtlon.
i33p-ne : am
H ABA .III.
Cnntern Lines.
Com?n"rtaI Limited - Detroit. """" A",TV
Niacin. Kj..s Jluffalo, new ea
lork .n! Hoston 3 OOarn 7 lSnm
Toledo Detroit Niagara Fills "7.15PM
ItuTalo New York and IJoi-
lon Expres 80 am Tf-rt..
Tciedo. Sew York and Hoston a-wpTn 33n
t-'ait Mail 2.15am ;).-
Mlln'ght Limited D-trolt. i'"am )
EufTalo, New lork and Bos
ton n 32 nm fnnr
Toledo Local Exrr.., ?, -iSSS
Cilcnxc9 l.lne.
Banner Express Chicago -9 2 am -7 n nm
llanner Limlted-Chlcaico -3 05 pm 7 33 m
Mldnlc'it Llml'ed-Chlcnxo ... Itsjpm e,"
Knnxn. Cilr Line-.
jtnnjM, K-iij ..ivtri .. . ...... imam
Kansas lty Fast Mall -3 15 pm
t Kansas City Limltd -1 :I5 pm
-.ortlitsrafeTn Llnisa.
' Frcm Union Motion
1 50 am
Out
Council lilufts and Orraha Ex-
pree S7-40 nm
Carnon nail Omaha
OUumwa -nd tes Molo-s Ex-
7-.)pm -7:05 aa
press
. -9.00 am tM pm
i OMurmsa. Des Moines
and
(Minneapolis Limited .. .- -73 pm
50 am
t West Moherly ard Kaniji V
i.ny ufli . nam s GO pm
M'terly Ixcal -5.0Spm ll:l0am
Fast Decatur " .-csl -l 40 pm -11 OS am
suiiiiriinn irnin.
ft- Charles ,
Kinloch Pirlc ...
Ferguson .. ....
I'erusn ......
. 111.30 pm JllOS-rii
.".". e-2 5 pm 'eilcs pm
... -2 40 pm IS 4- err.
f-erruson .. .... 4. nnm
I l-crs'-.on JlOJam
i rrm iiiitc Mrc-t aiaiion
ct. rhsrles 'll-ooam ei:f5pri
St. Curies 15 40 pm tl-Olam
Kinloch t:lm
Hrlde-ton 14.15pm tl Wan
Il'ldxetrn f ( am 14 10 pm
rerjruson "1 50 am -10 30 am
Kinloch Fark 1 "4 pm -
Fercuxon 29 pm 4329 Pm
I . . , ,
with an excurM'n 2t 3 J 5 m. Sh rturneI
thla evenlnc. Th Dl-k I'owler broueht down
an etctirln to-Iar to Hound 1ty. Th Geor
gia le 'lepartM for Memjihle at S p. m, with
a fair trp Th T II Davis from th lower
MIs'iMlDpl. the Polar Wave from t. Louut. th
Wah Ilcnhell and the Frid Ilartweg are due
to-morrow miming Th Sunshine f-om Mem
phla. with a moderate trip, arrived at 7:20. and
departed frr Cincinnati at 8 p. m , havlnjr done
hut little bur'nef here.
Mint John Rs-Ivn wm hre to-day and went
to cnninnan tr me rnnn.ne.
rittabunr. Ta . ifay 30 niver 8 feet, falllnr-
Wheeling. W. Vs. May 30 River 8 3 feeJ
failing. Wear, warm.
Cincinnati. O. May . Itl.er 17.4 feet,
Ing, Clear, warmer.
I Iul5lHe, Ky.. May SO Rhr stationary: i
1 canal 8 Z feet; on falls f.l -fet; below lo
11 ieeu ttainy, coqi.
Evtnrr.n, Ind., Hay SO River falling l
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