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Brakeman W. D. Bradley died yesterday of injuries received on a locomotive near Marshfield. He will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery. J. E. Bradley of St. Louis is his brother.
Page -3: C. F. Breedlove and Minnie E. Johnson were married. Erna Murphy, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Murphy, died yesterday and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery. Page 5: Roy McGill and Miss Nena Monaghan, daughter of J. Monaghan, were recently married and will live in Ft. Worth, Texas. Page 8: 'Marriage license: Charles O'Dell, 24, and Miss Agnes Smeezy,
22. [Sweezy]
Marriage license: James C. Buchanan, 19, and Miss Alice C.
Mounday, 17. Marriage license: Charles A. Weber, 22, and Miss Eva F. Price, 18.
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 1: W. D. Bradley died and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery. Page 3: Ellen S. Treesh sues to divorce William D. Treesh. They were married February 15, 1863, in DeKalb county, Indiana. · Rebecca E. Carson sues to divorce Willaim A. Carson. They have a· son Homer Carson, now 5 1/2 years old.
Lida Newberry, about 20, died yesterday and will be buried in Maple Park cemetery. . She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Newberry of 460 East Elm street.
Marriage license: Charles 0. Dell to Miss Agnes Sweezy, both of . Springfield. [Charles O'Dell]
- Marriage license: Charles A. Weber to Miss Eva F. Price of
Springfield.
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Marriage license: James C. Buchanan, 19, to Miss Alice C. Mounday, 17, both of Springfield.
William W. Watson sues to divorce Mary Watson. They were married in 1891 in Christian county.
Page .4: Miss Bessie Robberson and Mr. A. I. Taylor will be married March 29th. " Because of the recent death of Miss Robberson's father the wedding will be a very quiet one.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriages performed. ** Miss Lida Newberry died. ** W. T. Bradley died. ** Ida M. Trammel sues to divorce William Trammel: They were
married in December 1887.
Page 4: Mr. Fred Hanna died Sunday at the family residence on North Campbell street of consumption. He was the son of the late A. Hannar
UNDER THE SOU
Miss Lida Newberry Succumbs to ibe Ravages of Consumption
Lydia Burkhart, of Sparta,' Chistes
spectivoly, bro prooured . license to mary. · .·
Lather Zelgier, of Willard, and Miss
married on the 18th, Look. by Ra. 4.
' Charles O'Dal, M. cd Mim Agnes
V. Prle, 18, both of Myrtogdets, boro a license to not be pot deneder.
James C. Buchases, sred 19, and Mise Allo C. Modby. 17. hon . Charly Ky Buchansa, and &: Movedby, father of the lady. giro their consent to the
Miss Lida Newberry was a coarming young woman, 19 years of age and the center of a large circle of friends who saw ber blossoming into beautiful womanbond, the future opening up with a cloudices oud brugLas! ** le furo her, but in a moment the Hialeah were overcast and to the fair soapy life went out in darkness. The funeral took place iu.s after noun from the First Baptist church
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Lajared le · Peculiar Masser. The Faseral servless of W. T. Brad- loy, the Free brahamas who died Hatarday about 6:40 o'clock, took place
desce of Jobs RHMer, 'con
cull court today by its & Tramme! for ditures frum ber husband. I'm Trươnggi, vị hơn cho thường cho married in Deormber, INST. The petition arers that sho bạo faithfully demessed har-
wore interred in Hazlewood cemetery. Mr. Bradley is the youny man who was Lajared la ach & peculiar manner datles of a wik.
Locomotive, an account of which was published in Friday's LaADEL Bo wes & mas of szosliest morels and very popular among bis wide circle of Loquain tanoss. ·
esod for life und. What the protection Plaintiff also praje for the custudj bis ber inu
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: Thomas P. Tucker, 62, a Confederate veteran, was killed Saturday when thrown from a horse at Van Buren, Ark. He will be buried at Mammoth Spring, Ark. He was the father of Mrs. Maggie Conway, wife of H. W. Conway of Springfield ..
W. D. Bradley, the Frisco brakeman, who died Saturday from
injuries received near Marshfield, was buried in Hazelwood cemetery. · Marriage license: Aden Strafford, 32, and Miss Ossia Freeman,
17. [Aden Stafford and Osica Freeman]
Marriage license: S. A., Crawford, '21, and Miss M. M. Brace, 18.
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Onsaturday after= ===! * *** Mime Lida Newberry. daughter of G C. Newberry. died at her home. No. 49. cast Elm street. after . protracted .::. nosa. A year ago Mime Newberry nas attacked by lagrippe, and this strange disorder which has rimimet .. that victims, developed rot, consumption every care that love and Diese lid
she gradarlly slipped away from, tem porel things Into the mystery of eter- Dity
Marriage license: Charles Ferguson, 22, and Miss Virginia
Johnson, 19, both of Hickory Barrens. .
Marriage license: H. M, Lamperian, over 21, and Miss Mollie C.
Hayes, 19. . [Lambertson], Marriage license: R. P. Alsup, 38, and Miss Christian Burkhart, [Lydia Burkhart]
20, of Sparta. Page 5: Miss Kate Kepley committed suicide. **
. Fred Hannah, about 21, died Sunday at his home on North Campbell street.
JUMPED INTO A
AY wig Woman of High Mor
acter -- Lavestigation by tie
Coroner.
Miss Kate Kepley, a beautiful and socotiplished unmarried young wowusd; whose home was a short distance north of Strafford, committed suicide sote timo Beturday night by jumping into a well
Miss Kopley was a woman of high moral character, well liked by all of her soquaintances, and no cause has been discovered why she should become
weary of life.
Miss Kepley resided with the famlly of her brother-in-law. J. B. Cummings, and had no relatives except a sister. She has been Nightly ill for several weeks, but in avden, the family physician, thoughit her ailment was not serious.
Sunday morning when the family arose and prepared breakfast Miss Kepler was found to be missing from her room, and a search was instituted for her. A pair of shoes and stockings were found beside the well near the bonne The lead the belief that the young woman. had taken her ike ty jumping into the wel!, and it took but a few moments to prove that such was the case. Her lifeless body was at once taken out and word was sent to this city.
Dr. F. W. Deimer, the county coroner, was potifed and went to the home of the deceased. A jury was empaneled und un inquest bald! 'The router
So far as could be learned the p.fi has not been keeping company with any young man, and no family troubles were brought to light.
The jury returned a verdict in ac- cordance with the above facts
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: Marriage license: latter of Coleman, Cass county.
Marriage license: both of Hickory Barrens.
Springfield.
Marriage license: Aden Stafford and Miss Osica Freeman
Marriage licesne: Burkhart of Sparta.
R. R. Alsup of Springfield and Miss Lydia
A child of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Murphy died and was buried in . Hazelwood cemetery.
Fred Hannah, about 21, died Sunday of consumption at his home corner of Webster and Campbell. W. T. Bradley died Saturday at the residence of John Kohler and was buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
Page 4: Miss Lida Newberry died.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: Miss Kate Kepler committed suicide. ** Fred Hanna died. **
Marriage licenses issued. **
Page 4: Mr. S. A. Crawford and Miss M. M. Brace were married Monday at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brace on Robberson avenue.
Cupid's Noot. Charles Verysoon and Mlas Virplats Jobsque, both ' of Hickory Harrone. bare a licence to marry. B .. A. Crawford and MI M. M. Brsr .. with of apriorBald are in warty. Adeu Strar. . r. and Mise (h ... . ... Iso, of spring Beid are to marry. 11 M lamberan. "it speisetold has
Hoyes, of Colomer, Can county ..
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H. M. Lamberson and Miss Mollie. Hayes, the [Lambertson]
Charles Ferguson and Miss Virginia Johnson, S. A. Crawford and Miss M. M. Bracé, of
Marriage license:
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LAID TO. HEST.
SUICIDE OF SE. KEPLER
The funeral core
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Deceases war a graduate o e Ule schools of t
residence of ber brother-in -la B Cummings, . short distance from strafard, whose bety was found in a well mar the hoàng on theday more-
Ust scomlagly nem Dus-consumptiea:
Mapie Fark comotery by IM af:horas .: siste-
The young lady a show and stock- tage were found near the well. which circumstanos together with ber ab menos at breakfast crossed the see picions of the family who on searching o the well found the body of the de-
The investigation of the europe's ury revealed Do come for the young lady taking ber own life." She was of Facelleut moral character and bad not been keeping company with any young
The jory returned a verdict is sc. cordance with the facts revealed.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 3: Marriage license: Smith Sandusky, 30, and Mrs. Amanda Phelps,
28. Gus Crawford, a switchman on the Frisco, and Miss Mattie Brace were married Monday night.
Justice John Head, 70, of Georgia City and Mrs. M. A. Eagan, 67, of Carthage were married yesterday at Carthage while seated in their buggy. S. A. Crawford and Miss M. M. Brace were married Monday at the residence of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brace on Robberson avenue. Page 5: . Fred Hanna died Sunday of consumption and was buried in Maple Park cemetery.
Miss Kate Kepley, an unmarried woman of Strafford, Mo.', committed suicide by jumping into a well.
Page 8: Marriage license: John R. Smith and Ella E. Rich of Cave
Spring. They were married yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Jarrett, 54, died last night at her home 226 North Main street and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: John R. Smith and Miss Ella E. Rich, both from Cave Spring, were married yesterday in Springfield. Marriage license: Smith Sandusky and Mrs. Amanda Phelps, both of Springfield. Marriage license: John. R. Smith and Miss Ella E. Rich, both of Cave Spring. R. G. MoAllister sues to divorce Cora McAllister. They were married May 14, 1892, in Greene county.
., Mr. S. A. Crawford and Miss M. M. Brace were married Monday at the residence of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brace on Robberson avenue. Page 4: Mrs. Jennie Jarrett, 54, died March 27 at her residence 226 North Main street and will be buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: Mrs. Benjamin A. Fay died this morning. She lived on the corenr of Benton avenue and Commercial street .. ** .
William Newberry was killed in a runaway. Miss Kate Kepler died. **
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SUICIDE OF MIST XEPLEX
MRS. BEN A. FAY. DEAD.
She Passes Away This Morning Ser- rounded By Her Prieods.
Ura Yağ. wife of Benjamin A. Hay. the proprietor of Hay's restaurant No. 436 East Commercial street, died this moralog. Deceased had been sick for some time.
She had been a couple of the File
the friendsh ... ... . .... friends The time for the funeral wir.
DASHED TO DEATH.
Newberry Killed By # Riuna.
- way Toam Yesterday . --
Hie Peter Was On the Petit. Jury the Criminal Court and
Paty of the tody, batur'son' on the upper portion than any ctbt
Chene eruptions, she would favartably become . despondent, and maffered & great deal froms spells of melancholy. The ladies why dressed the body of Miss Kalper found that the flesh on the tpper portion was of a dark . Helt cofer and that there was a large lomp on the back part of the neck. Hee friapdr now think that ali ber timhle grow ont of.having received poidsuns or hayuro virus at the time . of her
berry, a son of Tonenas I' Sombers of Contar township . warun lust control of in Iran at ! ! the . rmiway which followed the rosas usa was theman from the ve- huile and killed
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and despairing uf ever recovering from Ww; odfoote,. sought relief from her trouble by jumplag into the wall": with codeidal intent.
The socident occurred at. ..: thrive maltes west of Nprlagteid on the Car- there road, and tidings of the fact resched the dily this morning. Thomas Newbery, father of the lad. has been on the petr: uns of the criminal court but . . was excused this morning by Judge Gideon In en bothe and sttaof the funeral. Mr. Newberry le the on'r Pater in center wwoship of the . and he has many friends ... . bim in bls great loss
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 5: A. C. Sheppard of Carthage was arrested for bigamy. Last February he married Miss Vail, daughter of H. W. Vail of Industry, Ill., while he was already ,married. He married Mary Owens seventeen years ago. Mrs. Benjamin A. Fay, 53, died yesterday at her home 438 east Commercial street. She leaves a husband, who keeps a restaurant on Commercial street, and two grown children. She will be buried in Maple Park cemetery, Mrs. Charles Williams, about 25, died yesterday. She lived at the head of Clear Creek. William N. McCall of Ash Grove sues to divorce Ellen B. McCall. They were married in 1883 .. They have two children. They were ... B. G. McAllister sues to divorce Cora McAllister.
married. in 1892. William Newberry of Center township was killed in a runaway. He was the son of Thomas F. Newberry, a member of the petit jury.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1894 -- REPUBLICAN
Page 3: William N. McCall sues to divorce Ellen McCall. They were married June 12, 1883, in Springfield. They have 'two children John M. McCall,
1.1, and Alice F. McCall, 9.
There are memorial resolutions for Mrs. Sarah Brady Atkisson. Page 4:' Willaim Newberry, 16, son of Thomas F. Newberry, was killed Tuesday when he was thrown under the wheels of a loaded wagon.
Son born to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Trueman on Billings street. . Mrs. Charles Williams, 25, died Tuesday at the head of Clear
creek.
Mrs. Ben Lawrence died and was buried in Hazelwood cemetery.
She was a well known dressmaker.
Marriage license: Andrew H. Edel. 27, and Miss Minnie Riedel,
15. both of Springfield.
Mrs. Ben Fay died yesterday at her home corner of Benton avenue and Commercial street. She will be buried in Maple Park cemetery. .
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prin of ere and very Mighty by the entire coeramenity le which
been learned shace her Avut 16.1 wben the emsU por was prevalent; that the,- with handrode iasted in order the!
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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1894 -- LEADER
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued. ** Dr. John W. Weirdied. ** Mrs. Benjamin Fay died. **
Page 2: "The six year old daughter of Mr. A. P. Noble, living eight miles north of Butler, died Tuesday of burns.
Justice John Head, 70, of Georgia City, and Mrs: M. A. Egan, 67, of 'Carthage were married recently while seated in a buggy.
DR. JOHN W. WEIL -
His Death This Morning a Nói Uses. pected Event. This morning at & Dilucks for doctors W. Well died at his home No 1200; Washington statue me to pre. . . bis family, just a, Le was athin ving three-score and let year.
At the last convention of the Medi- cal society here. Dr. Weir'a condition was discussed and an operation was decided upon The doctor was aufer. jog from au ubatructhose of the linein. and It was determined that when the trouble was reik .... .. .. . . nouht dir.
Several distinguished Burgon jest tclpstod in the operation and It was illecovered that new of the international had been bund see the appeal cadetes
lux its funding Il Faut removed and it was lighed that the patient would reiwwer especially as he rallied and was mal. improved after the abock of the ardent on suppemed w her everpant
formaly wesk for a long tour and lem dasth was looked spon as saupending day by day. Yesterday afternoon it was evident that the end was ap preaching and this ite#1 1 . 1. ..... away with the urat gray and Kuldeu nelle that atole through the gates of i dawo just ajar su the cant.
Dr. War was a man whom all his;
is mourned by a circle of ing . reaches all over the country. At this writing arrangements for the funeral bare oot bees tuade.
Mat''r I'msi . .. ....
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CUPIDS CORNER
A Marriage in the 40 Forcebedowes
Jnetice Waddle of Ash Grove,
wasa typical southers restlemsa, of whole and reserene impaless and der
frienda .
At the outbreak of the civil war. bør Her actored the Confederate army aud served uotil pesos was. restored when he returned to ble homme. bat re. maised only a short time on sosouat
From bis toutkers bene Dr. Weir removed bis family soon after the war to the blesk prairies of Kansas, e bere he followed ble choses profesiun uatil beptem ber, 163, at which dur be lu
cated la springfield and has rojuj od . | lucrative practior daring bis Froidesos here.
He laves a widow, two sums sad two worried daughter, una of whom re. aldes lo Aurora, Ma, the other la ML. Joseph, all of wbom ware.at bla Land- side at the time of his death.
FaDers! services will be held at Mt John's Episcopal church, conducted by Her. Dr. M. M. Moore, Saturday after noou Place of latermcat 'wifi ir sn nowured later.
MRS. FAY'S FUNERAL.
Her Late Have Contu. i Rev Dr Moms
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lay's restaurant an Commenti street ..
yesterday, look place this afterinte Exereura arre rm .... .. . . .. lem Ily residrar, moraes af lau mensal steret and How are : here mirbureh aft.r $1 L 1h. .. wiein. .. . i in
Miss Flora J. Podergestraft
Carry Miss Minnie Riedel The young Balth Bandasky and Matt Phelps, 30' and 20 years of age respect- ivaly. bare a license to marry.
Arthur W. Taylor bas . Birpees to marry Mise House &. Rothemoo. Miw Robberwo is a daughter of ibe late Dr. K. T. Itobberua. Juha R. Smith and Min Kia K. Rich both of Care Spring, have a ihrrace in marry.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1894 -- DEMOCRAT
Page 2: John Peterson was shot and killed March 29 at Carthage. -
He leaves a wife and four children.
Page. 3: Rachel A. Williams sues to divorce John A. Williams.
Marriage license: Andrew W. Edel, 25, and Minnie Riedel, 17.
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Page .5: Arthur W. Taylor and Miss Bessie S. Robberson were married last night at the residence of Mrs. E. T. Robberson on east Walnut street. : Joseph Willeke died. **
.. Dr. John W. Weir died.
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medicine as klo dto poder
Death of J. G. Willeke and Dr. J. W. Wotr
Both
Heart Disease. Ca
From An Opin
After an illness of eight weeks Joseph Willeke dled quietly at bis home on west Walnut street last night at 10:30. For. a long time Mr. Willeke has been suffering from heart disease and death bad been expected for ber- erai daya
Mr. Willeke was one of the leading jewelers of this section and was well known throughout the state. He was boru iu Germany forty seven years ago, but came to this country ,when very fourg. Hn first located in Cincinnati, bat moved to Liberty, Ma,, jest before the war. He served in the confederate army. Twentyseven years ago be came to Springfield and opened a smail Howery bouse, but "by todisting and frayality be built up sa catsitiabient of mach Importance in the beatrices world.
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". Mr. Willeke leaves a wife" Kid three children. No arrangements have been made for the funeral, but it will prob- ably be conducted by the Masons.
DR. WEIR IS DEAD.
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Endo a Continuous Illness Since Last October.
Early yesterday morning Dr. John W. Weir died at his residence on Washington avenue after an illness dating back to the first part of Octo- ber. Dr. Weir's intestines became bound to the spinal column by a muscu- lar band and it was necessary to per- form a difficult surgical operation. A number of eminent physicians were called.
Dr. Weir never regained strength after his illness and for a mouth it has been known that he could not recover. Dr. Weir was born near Mobile in 1638 and was educated in Alabama. Te was one of the first to. espouse the cause of the South druing the rebellion and remained in the service to the phone Heeft Alabama and I ... ented is tollamting, kan., and in !-- 3 came with B. J .. Hobart to this eit - l where he nud since resided.
: . He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters. The funeral services iwill be conducted by Rev. M. M. Moore jand he will probably be buried in the Confederate cemetery.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1884 -- REPUBLICAN .
Page 3: Son born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. George Motz. Son born Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Culp. He is a deputy constable. Rachel A. Williams sues to divorce John A. Williams.
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married. **.
Son born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clott of Galloway. Mr. Arthur .W. Taylor and Miss Bessie S. Robberson'were
Mrs. Ben Fay died and was buried in Maple Park cemetery. Richard A. Ringo, salesman in a Kansas City dry goods house, fell dead in the store Wednesday morning, of heart disease. He was well known at Parkville, where he was engaged in business during and after the war. There is a biographical sketch of Capt. J. H. Moore, nominee for
city assessor.
Mr. Joseph G. Willeke died. ** John Peterson was killed March 29 at Carthage. W. D. Bradley died of injuries. ** Dr. John W. Weir died. **
J. E. Bradier and wife. of Villa Ridre, Mo. art'still in the city.berias brother. I. It linies, whose death resulted form injuries sustained to so
-While.riding in as carise cab 'on the caused-B. T. Bradley of Verona, and I If Headler, n' Aurora. departed ine Come' yes'en'er.
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Richard A. Riego, malerman le i Kansas City dry goods bower, fall dood to - the store Wednesday morning, of taart disease. He was wel! knowast Parkrille, where he was enraged ia besicom during and after the war. ---
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The funeral of the late Mru. Ben Foy was conducted from the family reas. dence, on Commercial street, yesterday afternoon by Her. M. N. Moore. rector of St John's Episcopal church, and was largely attended by sympathizing friends and brighturs. The interment was in Maple lark cemetery. .
The marriage of Mr. Arthar W. Tarine and Vias Heas e S. Robberson was solemnized last' night by kev. T. H. Cleland, at the base of the bride's mother, on East Walaat street
"The ceremony was witnessed by caly a few members of the family and ati- male associate of the bride and groom, aring'to the recess south of the trida's Istber The happy couple took the Frisco train esstward and will spend the boneymoon at Louisville and uber Kentucky cities .with the sole -. times of Mr. Taylor.
The bride' is a daughter of the late Dr. Robberson. and :s sot caly one of the prettiest girls fu spring feld socle is circles but possesses rere intelli- rence sad numerous accomplish acote Mr. Taylor is cronected with the wholesale grocery house of G. D. Mil: Ilgan & Non and is one of their most valued attaches lie is closely ralstod to the historic Taylor family of Ken. tucky, and bas hosts of friends both bere end in his native suste
FOR ASSESSOR.
A Short Biographieel Sketch of d.
Capt J. B. Moore, republican aosi- nee for city aswemor, was bora ta Giles
soon be as years old. Is Nopuedes 1000, hia father removed % Wat county, Mo., then known as Faluski county. Alter a residence af three years he came to Greene county, but-
connif: where Capt. "Moore served as county judge As Is years! pf be commeword to Bara the carpenter's trade in Arkas- w, where be worked , maul the fall of- 1645. Then be won't to Camsrilla, Berry cunniy. and engaged in the dry goods business lo 1%; the captam was elected sherif of Harry county and rer
when he was elected Irassurer of the county. it we sapratwu ut bis term be removed to _ Verona Lacasa County. and took charge of a hotel He came to North Spring told in 1876 sed bea , b-ro - testibel with -
lu growth ever
siAce. Daring
bes mayor Matare the cities consolidated. His military revved is as bobutid une. Darley ibe war be wu's lieutenant in' tos Stone oouDi's bonne guard. and in 1 de was enrolled 10 company K Wid regiment
a year. Afterward. hr nu. detalled as captain ! wenn. d. the Westh
the Fifteenth Mission cavalry. Un Applen. b. , !!! ). was married to Misr tmahor friend of stone county.
caribe citizen and has the go !! ! I'm classes tive .1 ..
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GONE TO KINT.
It is with deep rezret toat Tue Et.
J. a. Wüleka, the the Joker
o'clock last night. Mr. Willeke had
feebled condition, sod be bid been The beat medical skilt was eulisted, bet failed in give him more than tempor- ary relief, and be passed away in ibe presse of bir taily and rusaber of- born In Germany forty-seven years aga. Stone Folding at Liberty. No .. for four or five years became in Springfeld tudaty seven years ago and has been a prominent citizen ever eincc. He was of s retiring dispusiuos and bad maay warm friends About aiz years ago he was nowlasted on the democratic ticket for conpollmsa from the Heropd werd and elected. A brother in Ciacloose . bas bred uotiteď' by . telegraph, and no "funeral arrangements will be com. pleted weill bisarrival, but the remains will probably. he told to rest to the Catholic cemetery, west of the city.
DEATH OF DE WEIL
A. Good Cerises frost. Brief Sketch of His Lif ..
Dr. John W. Weir. after a proiracion illaces died yesterday moralax .from the effects of an internal disease which required resort to a surgical operation -
six months ago. The doctor improved for a short time after wards and it was supposed he would finally recover, but this cuodition did not last long and be gradually grew weaker until the end ame yesterday.
Joba W. . Weir was born at Mobile, Ala, January n, 1438, was edorsted la the south, catered the Confederate army and served until the war closed. when he rotersed to bis bows Owing to the unsettled condition of public stains be determined to remove to Kanses. That state did not satisfy bim and be 'located in Springdeld in the fall of LAMB and be has always been regarded as a inusi calitusble cst- izen. Deocasod was a member of the cousty medical society. belonged to St. Jubo's Commandery. Knight Tem-
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