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Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 4

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Alton, Illinois
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1 V. Affray JtwittU trnm A I'ro- Qrtml A WODC Nwrow. WUMriM tfjItMB, ,.4 shot by Samuel Butch- Inion tfhawiday olgim OB Fourth Trouble hftd been brewing all between Win. croiva of young ftnd notified that were being flourished about 0 o'oloolt to the vicinity of Eighth and ttreeto. Later In evenldg the teeneof the tattle traoiferred to FouHh fttreafc In front ot Hulchla- 1 barber shop.

ion of Wm, Hutohlnaon, drew a revolver and fired'five at Wateri, two shoulder and the otoer lo the hip. ran to iVlrd and Market streets and there he was'picked Up aba sent to tbe hospital, where Or. Lemon attended him. GttpHnion Wat promptly arrested by QfflOftr and admitted having Huvchtnson has a a bead, where be struck with a b'rioteihrowa by a friend of after lead UKfMttftKD. Railwav OfHetktR in Mi fttton by tittmmm WMh on ttvth.

Pifw, of candidate lor the oatlon for governor. unoemeat will be in the State bid that be would be i definite $tfmbUO: i its, Mueller doon able morning to pear id the police court to niwear out a wan-ant for the arreit of Hutch- Inon on i chat-go of assault with a deadly weapon. 7 o'oldok at of the Lundabl 1 Market'Btreet, Mr, Henry young U14ILWM Saoborne, pastor of tbe'Firat free by terlau church, in the presence of a of and relatives, They were by the groom brother George, and the sister, "Emma, and After the 1 ceremony "followed a (upper and a geieral good bride with those 'dm an man of friends, niRht fbr'ttie nortfOn' ft honeymoon will make ndahl horse Louis, June professional race trainer, of Texas, was killed arid ainufeber of passengers injured in a rear-end flollislon -wtweeu outbound Illinois Central and Big Four pasienger 90 Eadsjbrldge left hens much dliattpotfitffiMlt Ito omolftl over the failure of attempt to service Into St Louli over the Budi bride, he Alton succeeded in sending throuch to Bt but once in there tbev were unable get out, A train defatted on the Only trabk which behK by MX. or seven railroads to afford an inlet to Bt. Louis, and owing to tbe condition of the and the congestion of to the vicinity of tbe derail- tnedt, It was a difficult job to put the train baok OH the track.

The Chicago and Alton and Big four which had crossed tbe bridnce into Bt, were unaole to get out, and it WM necessary to make up a train in Alton to Bead out over the road, the railway who bad packed their and were ready to go concluded to stay until the trouble finally settled. The contract with the which bad been annulled In the hope that would go through on good time, renewed and this morning, both Spread Esgle and Bald Eagle were dying; business before. The failure of the to get through caused general annoyance to passengers who expected to be taken through to Chicago, direct from St. Louis by rail. of people were disappointed, C.

and passengers were brought baok to Alton and kept here all night. It developed that the railroads are pinning their hopes on a very Blender thread, a single (rack over which all the trains o( a halt dozen railroads must get in and out of St, Louis, HE WILL STAY. Mr. 0. J.

Charlton said this afternoon he will not predict departure again. Be expected to leave yesterday and obliged to stay and now he not know when service wilt be reopened Over railroad in such a way that he can leave Alton. Efforts will be made to bring trains through, but tn order insure the delivery bf passengers at Alton the 'will be retained la service and will make re- gtilar for a few days. Makes assimilation perfect, healthy blood, ilrm muscles, strong nerves. Quickens the brain, makes and keeps you well.

Great medicine, Rocky Mountain Tea. B. Marsh. HNo one would ever be bothered with constipation if everyone knew bow naturally and quickly Burdock Blo0u liters regulates the stomach and Station about The Big Union Station engineer of tbe Illinois Central engine that he (topped his train because there was another train, ahead othlmand he had ''bridge where tbe collision occurred in down grade, and wton tyejBig' Jfout trainmen saw the iWdllOenwai If Was too late to atop. was The engine Big Four went half way through long express oar containing the before it'oame of them ing brujies and outs.

The mail o)erkf received a large bruUe on-the head, Some people ere not satufled with havjng spread on with a spade audiit Is doubtful if they would be it it Was given them with a sooopshovel, Tito farmers can begin to sing "del Wheat again" and with ft glad Folks are beginning to complain of "dry" weather after all the water we.vXhaa around here too, lately. Blaming otheri a ratber poor way of praising yourselj, on 'the trolley line hag Veen shocked by the electric- Hy Of Love secured a job on that line will give him a-Ohanoe tobe bugy forltfe. "Believe tbe 1-10 part of 1 per cent of what you'hear," is 1 the advice to every one of JJ. W. Gates, the great financier and prompter.

Ed, Thompion Is the new "devil" At the Printing house and has not yet-become acouitomed to the of, electric motors. Oonse- lait evening he went up the ladder to put on mote power he put oh 10 much that the fuse blew out 'and with it a great Sheet of lightning an) 6,000,000 Jill darling for 'him apparently, tie fell from the ladder but not Injured aside from the fright which 1 left him' inert and badly rattled. He recovered In lime but employer people will not be able to get him near motor any out 'being pulmprary oTevejrjr OH, The Farewell. My'palpitating petrol steed, no more with thee I They bonr me In an ambulance to take the train tot home. For others fly In clouds of dual with alt thy winged ipoed, will not mount on thoo again; we port, my pungent steed, No'more upon pneumatic tiro'wd tha orowdea Through streams of loud anathemas too lurid to repent; No more we'll new? country lane and fpul tha breezy wind And leave the bobby who protests a hnp py league behind.

I blume tlico not tor graceless form or hldaoUB design) Thy stormy petrol spirit needs a stouter curb than mine. Thy Urake nnfl oyllr.0ar were too late I know and 'eel There lurks a demon heart within that throbbing broait of steel. I leave thoe, snorting, panting Rend, With ourica loud and Thy farmyard victims oft will rise add ttaiint me in sleep, But when I'm tired of life and wish from this vain world to net I'd rather tnkq'the stately hearse than rldo again with Mall Constipation Xttmdttcbo, biliousness, heartburn, geatlon, and all Uvor Ills aro cured by Hood's Pills 8o)d by all druggists. BIQ FOUR EXCURSION KATES. T.

Whltenack) Ticket Home BeeKers KxoprRlou during; April. Muy Jime, Jlli Four Hou'o will tickets to ixjIiiU in Vlrguila and south td.nl. For purtloulm'H apply (oM.T.WUUa- uuolc, I'lcjtnt Agent, Nationnl Educational sell wxom-Mlon tlokoU to Boston nnd return at one fare plus 12. IJntus of nale InoH to Kth, lunlve, jiiiy tn ufcii, llitli wltli txUwtlon to Hont. iNt, Vot partlonrlarB upply to ticket deej uly reol.

eft-c o. Recommends 3 Hake One Gallon. For Sale at HOPPE 110 Wast 3rd at. 'Phone Bell No. 110 UPPER ALTON The body of the 6 rear old! son of C.

E. Drury, who died Thursday morning, will be shipped to GUIeapie tomorrow for burial, The child died af(er being ill 'some mouths -with whooping cough and scarlet fever. Tbe fatner of the child died two months ago and the body of the child Will be laid to reat beside that of 'its father. Rev. Norman Oarr returned last night fiom a business trip In Indiana.

Work was completed'yesterday of grading Brown street and filling up a big hole that has been a nuisance for The work made a big proyement to the street, Improvements have begun at tbe College, and the third and fourth, stories of the dormitory will be re- modled. Brick walks will probably be laid on the cap pus In place of the gravel walks before school begins in the fait. The Tillage Board is holding biweekly rneetlpgs. Aa adjourned meeting will be held Saturday night to consider gome public improvement itters. Miss Julia Thomburg entertained a large party of her little friends at a party given at Rock Spring Park yesterday afternoon.

Thomas, of Bt. Lottls, is spending a few days with hta grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. T. P.

Yerkes. The Modern Woodmen lodge of Upper Alton, will bold memorial services Sunday afternoon at Oakwood cemetery, M. Waterman will make an address to the lodge at the cemetery. Revi E. Bradley has returned from a business trip to Miss Susie Lowe has recovered from her recent Linsie Emerson celebrated his llth birthday anniversary today by entertaining a party of bis friends at the homo Of his friends.

Mrs. T. G. Kraersop, on Evergreen avenue, Miss Bert ho Husaey has gone to Troy to spend a few weeks friends. Rev.

Jas. Osborne and son, Kerny, went to Troy today to Visit relatives, Ladies desiring a transparent complexion free from blotches, blemishes, pimples, blackheads, use Rooky Mountain Tea. Makes the skin Boft and fair, 35o. B. Marsh.

Blp Strlhe Knelt. Chlcugu, June big snat bakery in Wabnsh avenue, Uas been closed for six or seven weeks because of the strlko of bilkers, be reopened for business Monday mojrulng. The Kohlsnrit restaurant In State street will also reopened 'at the game time, (Uid other restaurants will begin business from time to time as the alterations: and repairs now in progress are completed. a mistake to Imagine that itching can't be cured; mistatce to suffer a day longer tuan you can help. Doan's Ointment instand relief and cure.

At any drug 5 lloz. f. C. and American Beauty Corsets Given Away free. We have Just completed the Kalaraazoo Corset the of the celebrated F.

and American Beauty gi1.fi tbe above number of CORSETS FREE OP CHARGE. Our unusuSl offer whlob is very easy to understand and last as easy for you to accomplish us follows: To every lady who will bring to our Oonet Department a pur- chaner for one 0, or American Beauty Corset at the regular ratal! price of fit we will present a corset of the make in any or color, absolutely of charge The Corset given yon FREE the reward for Jour services in helping us to lutroduce these Corsets to the lady whom you bring with you. This a bonaOde oiler made to introduce these gopdg and will positively not be, repeated Sale Commences June 10 at 10 ft. and the offer will be withdrawn JUNE 25, providing the quantity pot been given away before that date. We will be to have you call and More about our proposition whether you take advantage of same or nou JOHN B4HEB.

B.U. to kUQff we specialise luQbrWga crown android bit OBJ- and most ttttur school The ohlldreti IN hate gone to MoOluilty to of dhtoatro, a Tiflt wife titwt, MW. Bessie 8 Mtt. Cora Crater, have gone to White Hall Mlrs Annie BiBA vliltloif Carol er aodfao.ily. for touTiprlng "Suit call on 8 1 THE NEWS IN BRIEF BtCJiry M.

Flagler, the who lids been ill at his country slon on Long la reported to bd improving Ohatmcey W. 'A McBrldo and Al Wlluoh were committed to jail at St Francis, wlfliout bail on charges of ttiurder Itt the degree for the killing of the Berry family, Creditors of tbe Merchants' and. Manufacturers' Coal company of Bra 1 all, have applied for a The South Dakota oC regents of education has elected John Chalcrs, pastor of the Congregational church of Elgin, 111., te the presidency of the agricultural college at Brook- fhgs. Bam Clflborn, a negro arrested for vagrancy at El Paso, 'says colored men are lured to Mexico with promises of work and are then held In Virtual slavery. Sherman Bell, adjutant' general of Colorado nnd former "rough rider," married nt Colorado Springs to Mrs, Essie Carter.

They will spend their honeymoon at the White Bouse at the invitation of the president The body of Madison, Wls.j was found near Ashland, Ore. It is evident he was miir- M. 3. McMasters, proprietor of a restaurant at Plain lost Ms life In an attempt to rBBdue his 11-year-old son from a burning building. The boy died later of burns.

1 The Republican judicial'committee iuet nt Bushucll, whd to a subcommittee proposal to contest the election bf Supremo Court Judge Scott. Bishop J. C. Uartzell of the Methodist Episcopal church sailed from New York on tlie dermanlc on his seventh tour of inspection of the African nils- Bi0ft field. A Jsag of (Joto has! immeasurable attraction for any One.

Let us send you attractive "ICaty' 1 which wi)l interest you. "The' Golden Square," "Timely Tooios," "OldMexico," and others. Free for the asking. Address, "KetV)" 613 Walnwrlght Building, St. Louis, Mq.

HAAGEN'S. ll Special Ba tin tempting ettbugH to make any heariot. iJVSiirS vijSfc No, Our THREE GREAT that sells readily tor' prlee, per yard, Is only TOWELS. Regular I5c Quality B6ffUlar kind of Turldsli TOwels. i For only 20o Quality of Pine Linen Huck towels.

7 For only HAAGEN'S. 1 i A i BASE BALI. TROLteY i Sunday, June 21th, Kerns, Eisenstadts, AT Sportsman Park BATTERIES: FOB KERNS, Talbott 'and, McSweeny. Miller. Game Called at 2:30.

have- a ex av- assortmentfromtheMgg elaborate i LOGAN Jewelers Wbite Ribbon, JOS. RAIN SONS North Alton. Phones Bell 3S7J NEW IDEA PATTERNS. MILLINERY AM) NOTIONS. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boys' Suits, GROCERIES, PEED ECT.

i.i J- Li 7 -1 v' I Florida Water, 8c. a bottle. Bay Rum, 8c, a bottle. 'Toilet So. a roll.

BastlaglThread 1C, a spool. Black Jnk, Marine pll, Muellage, a bottle. Chinese Ironing 1C. 16o Talcum Pow- 5c, Closing Out Our Men's Clothing Department That's Why these Out Prices. $7.98 suits, worth 810 1 advertise for double the money.

For Men's Imported French Clay Worsted S50. Crash Suits, same as others For Men's all wool Flannel Suits. YOU ubff the actual For Boys' Wash Suits, coat and pants, for tomorrow Value $1.25 to 91 50. so Jl for $3, For Sweet- Dempster Fedora Hats, made to IF YOU NEE A HAT TWO SPECIALS. $1.48 For Men's a wool Black or I Cheviot You cannot match them any Phere under $2 25 For Men's Cotton For 8 dora Hats', matfe-to sellj sizes.

They were our quality Worsted Pants, all Large iTootu picks. v. 8 oz, bottle of Pure Witoh Hazel Darners with Mennen's Talcum tfA TOPPER Lftod i bw ii'J il IPWk Al? 2. Exaotly 32 Hats. that we sold earler 4n the'season from apd well worth that now.

But we raustclean These- Hats 'come In ell the new styles and shapes. apd floe ChlCton Blacks, with front trimming, no two alike, we'll match'it with any other reduced Hat. Special 'it -i ''it 4, Kcal EettW 1 25o Ladles' Eefith ''n i ftr 'av, SHErnsa fWK i vWi 1 ifip' i.

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1853-1972