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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
NOT BLAMED FOR
DEFECTIVE LIGHTING.
Seckner Company Officials Make
q Satisfactory Explanation
Trouble at Plant Remedied.

President r. C. Bruckrnan and Attorney
John H. Drabei!e, for the Seckner Con-
tracting Company. yesterday morning sp-
peared before the Board of Public I'm
provements To reply to the complaint OF
Supervisor of Lighting O'Reilly that the
company had failed TO light the electric
arc lamps or time in the downtown dis
trct.
They said that there had been some
trouble OWN, to accidents to the boilers
on the days specified, but new boilers have
sirce arrived and the lamps have been
lighted according to contract ever since.
Three boilers are now in operation. aid they
will be duplicated soon as possible. After
November Is there will be no further diff
Guilty. as all the boilers will then be in
place. and the company will be prepared
for all emergencies. The explanation was
satisfactory to the city officials.
Mr. Brucknian expressed displeasure be-
cause the board had sent the company a
notice. considering conditions. His company
purchases from smother concern the power
for its motors, but generates its own elee-
tricity. Vouchers IN favor of the Missouri
Edison Electric Company were approved,
ard thus thi, cnmpany's affairs under the
old lighting ',oBtract We're closed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINTS.
Charles NJ. Hays Selected as Presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific
System.
MANAGER OF THE GRAND TRUNK
Served for Years on the Wabash
System in ST. LOuis-AfteY
Oregon Lines-lnspcction
Party-N0tcs.
MANAGER OF THE GRAND TRUNK

New York. Oct. :6.-The selection Of
Charles NJ. Hays, general manager IF the
Grand Trunk Railr (d. as president of ths
Southern Pacific was confirmed today by
the highest Southern Pacific authority. His
0ppoia tment viii. be acted upon by the
board next week. He is already unanimous
ly agreed to. however. and the directors
consider that they have been fortunate in
securing the best possible railroad man for
the presidency.
Mr.. Hays will reside in San Francisco
and will have complete charge OF the op-
erations OF the railroad. with Mr.. e. II.
Tweed as chairman Of the board In New
York. II was stated to-day 10y director
that there would he no friction In tho
management over Mr.. Hayss appointment.
ANA that he would have the cordial support
OF the whole board IN his plans for devel-
opinG the Southern Pacific. II is believed
that more modern methods OF TsilTOedinS
will largely increase lts ne; earning abil-
fly.
Charles A. Tweed OF the Southern Pacific
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
,rIs. Carrie Ntmore,. T.hanks.

In connection with the memorial funi or
more. daughter of the late Colonel &. T..
Atmore for years the general passenger
agent Of the Louisville and Nashville. Mr..
lanes Barker. one of the subscribers. has
received the following letter:
'Tbe memorial fund, gractously given 10
his loved ones, Is accepted in the same
spirit Mrs. Atmore and louise unite with
me n. a very sincere expression OF most
genuine thanks. All the tender thought and
affection given him by his friends are made
more manifest now in the Dononr and es-
teen shown his memory. Through all these
dcsolate months. this knowledge comes 10
me as "a ray OF healthy sunlight. ] desire
10 claim your friendship and gratefully ack-
noWledgs this kindness TO c. L. Atmore's
daughter. Carrie.
Similar acknowledgements were sent to
other subscribers, alt OF whom were Pas
seHger traffic men and warm friends OF
the late Colonel Atmore.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

Railroad this afternoon confirmed the re-
port that Charles NJ. Hays would assume
the new Office about January l, and that no
would have headquarters IN San Francisco.
Mr.. Tweed added that the other officers of
the Southern Pacific would probably re-
tain their present positions.
Charles Melville lays may be said to
have been St. Louis product. so far as
tho commencement of his successful rail-
road career is concerned. He Was born In
Rock Island, Ill. in May, 1896. and entered
into railroad service IN ST. Louis IN 1873
with the passenger department OF the old
Atlantic and Pacific. He remained with
that company in various capacities for four
teen years. being auditors clerk and a clerk
In the general superintenoents office. In
1871 he became secretary to the general
manager CT the Missouri Pacific, and from
1854 10 October. 1856, WAS secretary to the
general manager Of the Wabash. st. Louis
and PacinC. Prom October l. 1856, to July l.
1877, he WIS assistant Senerdi manager OF
The same road. On July l, 1881. ne was
made general manager OF the Wabash
Western Railway. and in July, 1893, he was
made genera! managed OF the Wabash Rail-
road. which was thu successor 10 the va
bash Western ana Wabash Eastern iaIi-
ways. In February, iSSi, he was also elect
ea vice president Of n. same road. Ca
January /, I,s.i. ne W.. selected as general
manager Of the Grand Trunk Railway of
CauaLd. position he has since held.
Mr.. HAYS IS BOt yet - years old, his brill
nant career IS iust at Its zenith. an! his
scores Of friends in 81. Louis predict more
successes for HIM IN the near future.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Shot His Brotker-in-Law.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. Oct. 2S-James Caldwell last
night dischar ged the contents of one barrel
OF d shotgu1 into the shoulders OF his
bro,her-in-la,s. Mert Fraley, while the lat
ter was seated on the gallery of his home at
Farmers Branch twelve miles from Dali
las. Caldwell came to Dallas this morning
in the custody of a neighbor and surren-
dered to Sheriff Hughes and was locked up
In the County Jail.
The surgeons who attended Fraley stated
to-day that he might recover from bis
Wounds Caldwell declines TO tell why he
aid TIE shoe ting. Neightors of the men
attribute 1t 20 domestic differences grow
;ng out Of their intermarriage relations.
Caldwell and Fraley are farmers of good
repute in the community in which they live.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
WANTS OREGON LINES.
Northern Pacific After Certain Lines
Ouued by Southern Pacific.

Portland. Ore, oct. 26.-The Oresonian to-
day will say:
negotiations for the transfer o. the
Southern Pacific lines in Oregon to the
Northern Pacific Railway Company have
teen on for some time. They wcre inter
rgp,ed hy the death II President {. i.
Huntington of the Southern Pacific. and al
fairs are now In such condition that no i'm
mediate results are looked for.
''AS one wcll-iafUrmcd railroad man put
II. the present situation Of the Southern
Pacific is such that no transfer Of the
Oregon lines could be made. no matter how
much the company might want To sell or
how much other companies might want 10
break In. Ii is thought by some that the
deal has practically been abandoned as i'm
possible of contamination under present cir
cumstances There Is reason 10 believe,
however, that the transaction VIII eVentu-
ally be carried through.
The Northern paciiic's desire to secure
the oregon liues of the southern Pacific +.
believed to be based on the fact that it
has great faith in the Pacific Northwest
and wishes TO get as much of the business
as possible. The Southern Pacific lines in
Oregon comprise about go miles OF rail
road"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
JOURNAL
OF THE
Board Of Public improvements.
Regular Meeting.
(oFF!CiAL.)
Regular Meeting.
(0FEyCiAL.)
S.. Louis. October q. 1904

81. Louis. October 3. 1900
The Eoard nlcJ AT - O'Clock a m
Present - Ccmmis siOners Na[relrnann.
Flad. Hermann and i;idgely and President
Ehse1I-Sici<: Commissioner Alt.
The records OF the meeting Of October IL.
lglr mere read. approved auG signed
The actiol of the President in issuing sun
dry permits Was approved.
s.nlrv rera:r Ict-Lisitiuus were approved.
The Meter Commissioner returned Appil-
cation No. 1887 Of g c. Besch for per
MISSION TO erect public drinking fountain
ia front OF ais property on iowa aVei.ee
and cherokee street. with report: ''I'onntalfi
inside % three hundred yard limit. anu II
a ,,ign Of privat. sewer so drain prem
ises Ia c:ty block 40. sc. Was approved and
dep sit TO cover cast ci Inspection was hAeo
m. Presider, was requested to have tho
work done called for in Repair Requis't1on
Tho Committee on Street Department sub
st Louis october g. 1900.
Honorable Board o. public improvements: MS
G.n.larr.e n Got.r Committee on Street De-
p-rtment have the honor 10 submit Tor your
approval the fOlI0wiug:
An ordinance 10 amend sections nine nun,
dred and uinety-foGr 10 ten hundred and
forty-,ilht all Inclusive, OF The Municipal
Code OF ST. Louis by striking out sti'
s.ciious and substituting and inserting ctf-
tain uagv sections therefor. relating 10 street
Iistima1a Of cos, to city. TO be reimhursed
issued against ahutti1s property chargeat!s
''''' " ''''' RcspectfuIly.
CHAS. VARRELMANN.
E4DW. FI4AD.
f L. RIDGELY.
ROBT. +. McMATH,
The estimate Of cost as submitted by ths
committee was adopted as the estimate OF
The ordnance above named was adopted
and recommended TO the Municipal Assem-
big BY the following vote;
Noes-1.
Absent.
Tbe October nav roll Of tire Plumbing n
spection Department was approved
The Special Committee on City Iight,ng
returned House resolution or cate october
Hoard TO inform the House OF Delegates
why the Seclrner Contracting company dS
not light streets as per taeir contract wiz VIII
report: Returned for file. the matter haS-
ing been ATTENDED to by the Board OF Pub
lie improvements" and 1t was fled
The Special COMMITTEES on City AghtinS
submitted the following report:
ST. Louis October .. 1900.
Honorable Board of Public improvements;
Gentiegisn-Eo sneci& G9tnssee 1s9srrsS com. 1n
mun;caIion dated October End. 1880. respect
fully report that they have considered the
with raatis lamps and that they have pre-
pared the draft OF an ordinances 70 provide
penalty for such interference: we tnere e.
an a., o-dj,ance entitled: "Aa ordinance to
amend section eleven hundred and seventy
one OF The Municipal Code OF St Louis, by
striking out said section and Inserting IN
lieu thereof a new section bearing the same
number" for your approval and request
that IL be forwarded 10 the Municipal AS
sembly.
Z. <. HERMAso<
EDY. FLAD.
ROBT h McMATH,
Committee
The ordinances above named was adopted
an: recommended 20 the Municipal Assem-
bly, by the following yots1
AyeS-S
Nues-g.
ABSENT
Sun1rS documents were refsrrsd
EDw. FLAD,
Secretary Pro TsuA
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Refu.es to Return TO Mexico.

REpUBlLc SPECIAL.
Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. cS.-John krug OF
EscaIon. Mexico, who left that place with
$1,000 OF Welis-Fargo Express Company's q
money, and who was arrested In New Or
leans. refuses TO go back to Mexico 1t ia
doubtful IL he can be extradited. The local
officials of the express company are ad-
yised that he Is held in San Antonio.
Another source OF trouble In this casa
may come from the fact that he is q Ger
man subject. and talks OF an appeal to the
German Consul His assistant In the Of
fense. Charles LEM, Mexicon Central
yardmaster at Escalon, Is also under ar
rest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

1hicaSD. Oct NJ N Southcr. Tor many
years city ticket agent of the Chicago. Mil
waUkee and St. Paul Railroad in this city
VIII be promoted on November / 10 genera
agent Of the passenger department OF tina,
cpmpany and will have immediate charge
of the business of that department at Chi
casO. The duties of this position were
heretofore Performed by +. A. Miller. who
had tine title OF assistant general passenger
agent. and lately was made general pas.
senger agent. Mr.. a p. Chapman will sue
cecd Mr.. Souther as city ticket agent AZ *
Adams street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Sulphur Springs Election.

EEPJ BIIE SI'ECIAl%
south McAiester. l. T, Oct 2s.-The stock
holders of the Sulphur. Springs Railway
the following officers: J. J. McAlester,
president; j. NJ. Harley. vice president
Jack Ellis. treasurer: NJ. NJ Linley, seere-
lows: James Scullin. ST. Louis; J. r. Tay-
lor, Muscogee; J. Z. Arnold, Ardmore; j.
A. Tippet. Pants Valley; W. L. Snyder.
Sterrett, Jack Ellis. ]. @. Harley, NJ. NJ.
Linley, W. II. Arnold, South McAlester.
The line as proposed will run from Davis
on the Santa Fe via Sulphur Springs TO
Hickory on the ST. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad. 1t Is understood that the enter
prise will be pushed rapidly to completion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
NOTICE TO GARDENERS.

Ccmptrollers Once,
81. Louis. October Is. 1890.
Notice IS hereby given that the vegetable
stands ard other vacant stalls or stands IN
sha ,,,arl,e., hereinafter named will be
rented for cash In hand. from the nrse
Monday in November, 1900, TO the 1rst Mon
Said renting viii be by auction ana viii
entitl. the renter 10 re-rent the stand semi
annually at she graded price hxed BY tns
cornptroller for a period or nve YEAR,
ryovfsionS OF sections So and ST3 OF the Re
vtsed OrdInances c: 1s2 as follows:
Union Market November .. 1900. at
SonIard Market. November .. 800. At
o'clock m. ..
South Market. November !. 1900. at
o'clock a. N. ,,,,,,,ono>,
Comptroller !
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

yesterday afternoon on q special train for
Paris. Ill The party was composed of Vice
PRESIDENT j. ID Laying and Treasurer G. #.
Cox OF New York. General Manage. c. E
echaaf. General Superintendent J.. q. Van
Wtrkle and Secretary l.. h. Osborne. all of
Cincinnati. The party spent the forenoon
yesterday in Inspecting tho terminals of
the company in ST. Louis and East St.
Louis.
President NJ +. ingalls, has left Cincin-
r4ii. where he was delayed. and will join
t..e party in Tho Cairo division
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Brothers Acquitted of Murder.

Tahlequah, i. T., Oct. 26.-The United
States Court adjourned after two weeks
term to-day. Most of the term was taken
up with criminal business. The trial Of the
pannenbery brothers for murder occupied
the last four days and resulted In an ac-
auittal. They were charged with murder
ing Felix Russell, a barber at Stilwen. The
trial discloses the fact that the defendants
were police officers Of Stillweli and had at
TEMPTED to arrest Russell. He was drunk
and resisted. Russell commenced the shoot
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Ell Paso Times Leased.

REPlIBIIC SFEtIAIs
FL Paso. Tex. oct. "A deal was con-
s;lmmated in this city to-day whereby the
III Paso Times the only morning paper,
was leased for three years by Captain Juan
8 Hart TO Messrs. W. Il. Mckinney, I. Il.
THOMPSON and John II. Murphy OF Colo
RADIO The lessees have the option of pur-
chasing before their lease expires for 80, 500.
This includes the building, valued at X,5O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

New York. oct. 2e.-The directors of tn
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Compsn,
have declared u dividend OF I per cent fo
the fiscal year. This Is the same rate a.
last year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
HOTELS.

Following will be found a list of first
class hotels in territory tributary 10 81.
Louis. with names OF proprietor, rates per
first-ciass hotels will be presented. and
commercial men may depend upon recaiy-
Ing first-class accommodations at the hotels
mentioned:
ARKANSAS.
HOT SPRINGS, ARE.-Pop.. 1000; Great
Northern Hotel: newly refurnishet through
out; first-class in al! dspartments; IRE. iire.
authority United States Government under
same roof; rates - TO 40 per Gay. sl-'"
to sl1.S per week Franl; Damron' prop
ILLINOIS.
1000; rates. s.. J. NJ. Wilcox. prop.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
PURCELL. l. TOP. S,t"e; Hote, Love Z,
where tho commercial men stop; rates, y
per day. Brown Bros. props.
MISSOURI.
CLINTON. MO.-Pop.. 500; Hotel Bur
rel. j. II. Burrell prop. and manager; first
class and modern in every particular rates
reasonable.
CAPE GIRARDEAU. MO.-Pop., 4.o5o: the
River View Hotel: beautifully situated,
overlooking the Mississippi River: rates.
!, and s.. 81 per dag. r. W. Dunlop. prop.
Hotel Steam heat. baths and all modern
oonVeniences. ~ per day. a. II. PRICE,
prop.
KANSAS CITY. MO.-Ceutropolis Hotel:
kupper- r-Campbell-M Meyer Company, props.
Both plans; popular prices: directly con-
nected by street ears 10 all depots.
NEVADA. MO.-Pop.. 100oo: Hotel Mitch
ell. George kahl. prop: - per day; IN the
heart Of the business section; good sample
rooms.
SALISBURY. MO.-Pop.. 5000. Neal
Hotel. Close to depot; newly furnished;
good sample-rooms: n.st-clasS accommoda-
tons. ". h. NEAL. prop.
OKLAHOMA.
Ell RENO. Ok.-Pop.. 500; Hotel Ke--
foot: the finest hotel in Western Oklahoma:
rates. g. :. @. Humphreys, Irop.
OKLAHOMA CITY-rhe metropolis of
Oklahoma Pop. 1850, Grand Avenue. tho
largest and best appointed hotel between
Kansas City and the Gull or Rocky Mo,,n-
ger.
SHAWNEE-Pop. 5000. and growing.
Hotel Holland. the finest OF the Choctaw
.lne. ana the pride OF southern Oklsh homa.
Rates, s.. III. Y. Ryan. prop.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
TO AWNING CONTRACTORS.
Orice Of the President Of tne
Poard of Public ImporyementS >
q. L -.,rIa nnf0her d 14Q

81. LOUIS. UClODeT - 1S1Vs !.
Sealed proposals for the public work
hereinafter mentioned will be received at
tn, Office of the President OF the board OK
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1870.
at which hour they will be publicly opened
and read. viz:
repoiring old awning, for certain pubic
buildings.
Deposit required. So.
Proposals must be made on blank FORMS
furnished by the President OF the Board OF
Public improvements .
irhs right to reject any and all bids Is
snecibcations and form of contract may
be seen az the ONCE OF the President OF tho
Roart OF Public improvements.
ROBT. Z. McMATH.
President.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Fifty Beautiful Halftones-
Actresses at Their Summer
Homes.
THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC,
COLORS.
THE WEATHER.
TO-Eu1n EOrecnsf 4

Washington Oct. s6-FoTscast for Saturday
and Sunday:
For Illinois. Iowa AMI Msscuri-Fair Saturday
and sunday. light, variable winds.
oklahoma, Indian Territory ami Arkansas-
Fair Saturday and Sunday. soutasriy winds.
Nebraska an! ksrsas-kalr Saturday an. sum-
lly; variable winds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Mu,e. shipped to England.

REFUILlt SftNASf< =
nai,as, Tex. Oct. 2s-A special shipment
Of sOo mules was made from Dallas to-day
by<a agents of the English Government
the British military forces IN foreign feids.
They were bought throughout Northern
Texas and shipped TO Dallas Tor nnal trans
narration.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
GRAIN SHIPMENTS.
New York Merchants Formally Noti-
Hed of an Advance In Rates.

New York. Oct. 26.-Grain merchants in
New York were formally notified to-day
that after November l rates on grain
shipped frora Buffalo TO New York would
be advanced / cent q bushel, mai king tho
rate on wheat cents per busheL
Along with this announcement. shippers
who offered grain for shipment between
the present time and November / were in
FORMED that the railroads would not con-
tract for any further tonnage until the date
named
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Duuout Buys Hazard storage Property

kEPI Bl&iC SSLeLN<
-nmnany OF Connecticut to-day transferred
its storage property at Dallas to the Dupont
company OF Delaware, The terms have not
Texas Is supplied from the Dallas ware
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
VIII Mako . state Tour.

Eor, Worth. Tex, Oct a6.-Ths supreme
off.cers OF the Fraternal Mystic Circle are to
make a months tour OF this State. The
arst data Is at Fort Worth. November Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
meteorological observations receives at ST. Louis
October ri. 1901. at s:09 y. N. local time aua 3
seventy NTH meridian time Observations
taken At the same moment Of time at ali stations
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
Local Report.
81 Ell


Weather at S:5s q. m. clear: 6:59 D. rr. Gle ar.
Maximum tempefature, -. miaimum, es.
IL J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Oftcial.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

A large party Of Big Four officials. who
arrived IN St Louis Thursday night left
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

srxss.sS ST. LOUIS LOCAL. COUNCIL. No
SASko<s I. AncI.nt order Sarcns Il Ruruy-
EStTs mede VIII hold regular meeting at
A&F O'Clock Thursday evening No
Esisx yemtsT I. 1900, at their ball No 4
W. odd Fellows building. southeast
corner Ninth and Olive streets. Tive
candidates TO be Initiated. Visiting sir knights
are frsJeTnal;y Invited
JOHN WEERT.s. Local Marshal
Attest: L. A. Han. Baron OF records
COL Fullerton building
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
KNIGHTS TEMpLAns.

ow, ST. ALDEMAR CoMMANDERY. NO r.
~ Knights Templar. Will open IN extra con-
zssS., ciaVe at O'Clock tststeG at O'Clock, his
gs-,.F (Saturday) evening. Members requested to
Re IN attendance Visiting Sir knights cordially
invited. SiB W. tAt'Sc.t. t. =.
NJ y Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
ROYAL ARCH ,;AsOys.

a ST. LOUIS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
IN, No. Especial ccnvocation az Grand Ave-
AR nue Masonic Temple this Saturday. even
~ ing &; 7:S9 O'Clock. Past and NJ L. NJ. de-
erecS Visiting companions invited.
ALE H WHITE. E. II. p.
Noses Ely. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAS.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTuIss.
NC cAsTLE & aAE y M9slToR sT.2R 45aTsda3 I@nGn
S evening in Century building. Ninth ard
r. oy' at os4 ;rfs: s.3 nall li,Ss Ne doESE %SE 3 "a
noss always w.ieome and IHemhers sxPec,sd-c r
W ]. Otto X Of r. s. L.
- CASTLE HALL ROBERT Z. CowAN,
Be- az m hb Of N PMs%SeTs soSdsT ,,ear yi asseit = at
our late ,l STosssr pIc,!Tq;ssT rsneT.l
SAN s. HAHRI@oN. c. C
Attest: Harry Roberts. X. Of r. 8 S.
CASTLE HAIL RonERr z, cowAN:
~ M"nsy oStGbr STs s. sna at "ve p 'ire'S m as1rn
M95E IN ,n,,ie t9e rank Of r1-s y;,pg ksh,s Gr
Attest: Harry Roberts. X. of p: 6 =
. COLUMBIA LonGE No. :es, X. OF
Ny r. meets ever - Tnesily -yen'n; r,;, e.. e. 8
,c1 oor Sa's Han fS No l. :Snay Sin,6 .Ea EG"s ONE
streets, rue.day ssy,en;ns. octoher q ,1 work u
Visitors welcome. JOHN il. SCHULTZ, C. c
:. =. peinrseY. h Of II. & S
= CoNFIDEycE LODGE. NO s.i.. X OF
Tst II sTt n1s yiEs sgHs'sshh sT,asy eysninf sTi cas
avenue, Members expected to attend and
visitors cordially invited. ,,.,,,.o,- .
William Faher + q r.. & s
n pAMoH LODGE. No. Is. x. OF p.
no ternal VAN Elerentf :i''s ami Fsanki'n av~-
next regular cGnvention. octSher 10 MeInhers
.reoucs'ei 80 be rr.scrt snt yisi,,ng lrshis
Attest: II n Kernel. k Of II, & s. '5s'A
- -
>.,S,< ~ p. meets .vrry vsaresisy evening at
e@ga' Iilwsra's HaG. TEiftisth and Olive
R0nF.Fr = FrITs,,HIE' g c.
~ ~1nerts. X OF VI. & s.
n,,,s cc,D,,, ,.ro,,., ,or,r ~, :,
sS meets eterv Ffi,sv eySrirr. nan No
y>.S3<s tstIn n'o,, IN t'TS U'i9,nr. a. iI,iitg ~
D. ~ 5Surs r!.t ir.N =. nrti ,.@nion fridag.
csowS. Vi.irs Visi,crs csr9Y Nh TT'.SF' nT'-d eHpe'''u
r,,,--, . s,o,, u =, e T. WILLIE l. U =
~ I,r.yF.rTE roncE. No 1es K. OF
>s,y., = rec'- vslp-SdaV .yenirr October
NE t6 ~ Pu-l HetSr huiiiirg NS e7o olive
street eiEh f1pr " Wck N T2rN @ 9f '-
hr'sst: Fred HON, k. q r. S.
T9 NIssoT-RI LODGE. No. aK OF T..
93 kT Hall Holland 1'.,,hrs npiai1r ,,sSs wes,s ei
come ~ r,,r. T. JTHS !. NsE''S' - =
~ o-,-r -, a., = or u
u PAtiFic L,'i'iL. 81 - ~ ~ -,
tnTy gy'' nsdnr sYtT NniS and ovs E srss
Hsinsss Iaestirs WednsS & lay ,s,.eys evening. ing
diaily invited r. W, FuLh' u -
) W. S@fhpnei'' ~ OF H. q '*-------- -
~ MN ,-poca ToDGr No "a X or
y p ,aaets sv-Tv Tvedyrsfay AZ udd F,l-
os.zSi Weinesday regular session An kplahts
at slfrcd peyle. X o,E
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

r FUTURE GREAT LODGE, M. e7s. X.
~ ~ p tn@ete every wednesday evening at
sg-l' Yflwsra's ra!i TEi'tisth and Olive
- streets Niritars always welcome.
ROBERT = FpTTS,'HI.E. c. g.
~ ''rNerts. X OF VI & &.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

y LAFAYETTE LODGE. No. 1es. x. OF
No r meis Ns,neSdaY evening ga c(TIe n,,,
- street. eich h foor. Work IN rank of Is
cu.re. WALTER u. WILCOX. c. c.
hrrtSt: Fred HON. X Of r s
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

"a pAMO,y LODGE. No. e. x. OF p.
- meets every "wednesday evening ut Fra
[Ss2 ternal Wall Eleventh ami Franklin av~-
v. rue. Han M. 7. Eusinsss meeting at
~, regular convention, Oct cher 10. Members
% requested - be present sri visiting kEishis
rdialiv invited FRED gNnE, Nt;Fi g g
Attest: II n B,ruel. Il. of II. & s. 3'i3A
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-27

H MISSOURI LODGE, No. :. X OF p.
- Elks' Hall, Holland building. meets ey-
Al erv Friday evening. Nisit1rS 2iyays vel
--rarles q Fink X Of r. & 6