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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s-President
Mitchell has at last announced his In
tention to call a convention of miners TO
decide what action shall be taken in re-
gard to the operators offer OF an in
crease of 10 per cent. in wages He
made the announcement today in speech
al a miners mass meeting at Shenandoah.
He said he would issue call In few
days The belief IL general that the men
will give a majority vote in favor Of ac-
ceptins the concessions made by she oper-
ators.
The date and place for holding the con-
vention will be decided upon at Haxie-
ton tomorrow by President Mitchell and
other officials of the United Mine Work.
ers.
President Mitchell addressed largely at
tended mass meetings and reviewed long
parades OF miners at Shenandoah this aft
ernoon and at Mount Carmel tonight.
More collieries were closed today. the
most important being the mines OF Calvin
Pardee 4 Co, at Iattimer Mr. Pardee
announced that work would be suspended
until further notice. because he said. the
authorities did not afford sufficient rro-
lection TO his employees from intimidation
bv mohs Of strikers, and he therefore
would cease work to prevent injury to
property and possible loss OF life
Many hundreds ~ striking miners, ac-
companicd by women. marched to the Lat
timer mines this morning. and though
they did not attnck the workmen or COM
init any violence. they marched back and
forth on the pubiictf1nd near the miners
in such threatening manner that the
Pardee employees feared attack should they
emerge from their homes 10 go TO work
In this way the strikers efyectually pre-
vented the starting OF operations. and Mr.
Pardee's decision to close the mine fol-
lowed.
Quietness prevailed IN the other Sec
tions OF the coal regions
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''fE Nf NchwrT r1,rneh ID fhis rifT four
ard the F.rs fsiciss zhlfh hsfs been "a.
THcisir reaffsTme.i ~ this carussaIen. said
that n Mr Bfyan irluup7ed i' would
mean thar this ceansrf had forfeited fsa
national honor FOR which Mr sohasx said
u ought 70 shed the last drop ~ blood
He continued that the triumph Of Mr.
Bryan would neas tie 'eSEtsmSt and zb-
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Estimated shortage
hen next appro~
tIon 81 axastahfe.


II should - remembered that X is eon-
traFy 20 TIE law f1r arp state beard ar
state officer 80 enatraft detss fer any in4
stlfnsiau la excess uf tae appropriations
made hy ,he lesislsEgsa. Il Il knows that
'he eaafa ~ sgt.lt am& eonfrel Il fWlnlng
hnw to get shreagh tha next six H3onths
AMI not yiesate tiSa isw. but ~ persons
satnslsar With the past AiEtoTy AMI man
AEenaens q the snWr institutions named 4
u eauaaentiy prtasctea that there VIE Be
aeacisnux ia every ona of them. but
that the board NiA 50 before the next
legislature Aefore ;hs last cent Is gone and
asa tor appropriations 70 ts6e them over.
In another way the board wii seek 70
evnae an acguzi violation of the law sup-
plies viii - cat Down 60 tHe minimum
ana only cuogEh puEehased 90 Hi thc
pressing needs az TIA various institutions.
This surt of policx wsa cost tae state
heavily IN the end, because q the fhct
that an economical management xou.-
purchase largely Of staples ard secure
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ses@
r~ttmated shortage
April n. 1901, when
next appropriation
will he available.

sEssl@

n Is practically certain, judging BY the
reearas sn the offsce - Public works Sec
retary Lister. that tbs Eastern Washing
ton asylum for the insane viii be snort
some $1,000 when the appropriation made
hy the next legislature IS available. This
institution has been the scene OF scandal
and mismanagsment from the beginning
OF Rossrs administration Dr. ssmpsA
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Four State Institutions Running Steadily
Behind Their Appropriations.
Penentiary at Walla Wala Will Be Over $40 900 Short
According to Records Insane Asylums in Same
Bad Condition -Wretehed Management by
Rogers Board of Control Shown.

its former eficient superintendent. resign
ed upon the inauguration OF the spoils
system by the Sniveiy- Lister board OF con-
troll. because he would not permit incom-
petent and inexperienced men to be thrust
upon him IN the care OF the helpless In
sane. in order to pay Gov. Rogers poit-
ical debts. He was succeeded by DR..
Lockhart, a fusionist. who was removed
later because he would not become the
willing tool OF Secretary Lister and Mr..
Snively, prime minister in the governors
cabinet.
ExTRAvAGASCE Is SHOWN.
Here are the figures relating to the
Medical Lake asylum. taken from Secre-
tarv Listers books:
Appropriation for main-
Expenditures for SAL
aries and supplies for
II months ending Sept
Estimated September ex-
penditures ........ 500 %
Total expenditures for
Is months ............ s6SSS 70
Balance TO last for six
Average monthly ex-
penditures during past
is months ...-.,....*..$ 46SS Is
Estimated expenditures
during next six months 2si2s 90
Estimated shortage
when next apprc-
priatien, April 4.
will he available. p0,115 6D
Secretary Lister will claim In defense OF
the extravagance shown at Medical Lake
that there are few cords OF wood on
hand for the winters supply. The truth
OF the matter Is that there was nearly .
whole years supply OF coal and wood on
hand when the fusionists took charge at
Medical Lake. When the biennial report
OF the hoard OF audit and control was
made In 1898 there was little fuel az the
asylum beyond what was necessary fc-
Immediate needs. In place OF loo cords
of wood. there were less than 100. yet tho
board sought 70 make showing OF econ-
omy in its report TO the governor.
AT the Wesfcrn Washington hospital for
the insane. at atsilacoom. matters are In
no better shape. Here the appropriation
was large enough. according to past ex-
perience, To cover every vans Of the In
stitution. yet there Is an apparent deficit
of several thousand dollars.
Averaging the expenditures for salaries
and supplies at Sseilaeoom during the
past eighteen months, and ON this basing
the probable and necessary expenditures
during the remaining six months OF she
two years period provided for by the leg
hihtufe. and u Is found that there VIII De
n shortage before the next appropriations
are available OF over S,Ooa
INCREASED THE SALARIES.
At sseilacnom, as at the penitcntfary
and other state institutions. salaries Of
all employees have been raised since Feb
rusry last on an average of 10 per cent.
This Increase In the cost Of maintenance
is not taken into account In estimating the
expenditures necessary for the support of
the institutions for the aext six months
Here Is the record relating to tho Sseii-
accom- asylum
Appropriation for main
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END Of THE STRIKE
Is NON N sight.
President Mitchell Will Call
a Convention.
MINERS READY FOR WORK.
Will Likely Accept the Offer of
an Advance.
MINERS READY FOR WORK

Announcement ef the Intended
Action of the President of the
Mine workers' Organization Was
Made at Meeting of Miners Held
In shcnandoah-March Pre-
vented the starting Up OF Col
Iiery at Lattimef That Has Been
in Operation since the strike WINS
Inausurated-yo Violence oGercd.
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passing the summer here with Mr. and
Mrs AdolIn Won Mullen of 81. Louis
Mrs NJ. Rnseuhrim. Miss l.. Cone. :. +.
RoSenhcim and :; J. Ross Of ST Louis and
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Levi of Dubuque. la.
At the Hotel clifford on Lake ocuno-
IuoNoc.
f. C. Garrison Of -. Louis was recently
the guest 81 his townsman. T.. e. simmons.
at the iatt-r's summer residence ou Lac la
Belle
Miss S-ayerns Of Chicago recently gave
a dinner party of ten covers al the County
club. at which Miss Mary EuSt"n Edwin
Fusion and George ". simmons OF ~. Louis
were guests.
Miss iaSkins Of chicago WIS recently the
EJI, of MIR III. q IiroUkiuEs OF 81 Louis
at the lattor'S summer r'Su.uc".
The twcuty-thirI annual regatta ~ the
truU"innwnC Yacht club. ;u L. sailed IN
Lac l.. E'll,. August {" II. inclusive. VIII
consist wholly %: IuJ.rltkr -v"nts. Tn" first
two ~ Mich ar. "lr-u t. Ill III tu' twenty
Nv" Yacht clubs 81 IA lpi nj Lakes Na"Ht-
ing Association. aIL tn other one to alt tn"
clubs In the IujsTIakc Regatta Union. The
prizes are The pcnnoWow"" Yacht club
Challenge cup wh',h cost '-.I. the Green
Lake Challenge cup and the i'ahSt Chll-
hinge CuV-thTcr superb truFhir-
Tn, date for The golf tournament on the
club course, for professionals only. ~ which
al prizes will ~ cash. open to- all p-of,-S
sipuals i'm thu world. has JUS been fixed fo-
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in som" respects IL SURPASSED the Madison
Square Garden exhibition. which for sew
eral years had been the Only horse show to
compare with the Long Branch event. In
many Of the classes this weeks exhibition
had more entries than the national show.
The attendance was 10y far larger than last
year. Politicians Wee. there Of all shades
Cf belief. Senator Mark Hanna ana family
occupied pT.Yat. boz near Richard
Croker ana Iormcr Senator Edward Nlur-
ply Of New York and David Il. IIiH w"r"
nor far away watching the exhibition and
greeting friends To project society :
govIs tonight from the dewy grass tn.
promenade lawn I'm front 81 IN" grand
stand WAS covered with t5u yards of carpet.
nsheG music. and between the events the
crowd RECALLED itself with refreshments
under mamT1oth red umbrellas.
The social events at tire hotels On the
three horse snow nights were of exceptional
brilianCe for even gay Long Branch. The
Hollywood and West End CAV" Garden
fetc- and the ScatboTo 4 SixJe. nth Century
ball.
senator Hanna's cottage Al Elbcron. Just
bccUn To h. the M Goa r pol teams. al
though III" Republican manager arrived On
ThUrrdly Only.
Among tn" -. LnUisans noticed ~ the
horse SHOW were Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. Hand
Ian Miss Nella Handlan and Miss Marie
HaEdlan. who ar" soJ"urning at the West
End.
Mrs. v. \. schumacher and Mrs. l.. \.
EaruoT.
Columbus. Ia. is represented at the
DC an by Mr. and Mrs. + T. Goblin.
Henry Il. WrsSela Of -. Louis is stopping
at the West End.
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ASH RN PARK.

81 O. IN. 'DitIESTONpEN''i-
-E'hi.rN farh, y. J.. JUiy TN" seas n
- o. IT9EG as height 81 this resort. SiIU.
'arlv idst Saturday evening tn"Ie WIS mo-
q room To- L. had ~ tE'- iars" hotels. and
ih' aEf.Na! Is OF the Last few days hay" made
We bo.t:.icrS begin to count up their sup
ply II cots .or Tonight and over sunday.
"a" novel SOFIA! event oi tn. Week was
the EaymakcrS' hop III the Hotel frIns-
wick, VIII jhe women danced IN calico
locks. aprons and sunbOnL'ts, and The
men In farmers straw hats and uVcraIlS.
I b" event attracted several hundred Sp'C-
t.'"rs itv'n this and the neishhOriES fe-
sort.
C"Il"g" men summ@ring here nave or
ESuiZ. Il baseball li:- and EO-'i4- started
It St!i"~ If games with teams fTon other
Atlantic tua<! resorts.
Professor Hcrrick Johnson. II. u. Ii. d.
of chicago Occupir'! III" Auditorium pulpit
lat sunday ana attacked thu Westminster
conf s~lnu Of Faith.
Ms. \ =. Ramsey Of Kansas city is
visiting her daughter. Mrs j T.. 'haStain.
" h" - spending tne summer AT the F!"T-
ida.
q. Y. Borden and family 81 -. Louis arc
suU!."riug at IT," Monmouth
Mrs. NJ. T.. Gibson and Miss Nulnoliand
ct - Louis are AZ ASfury fark inns sea
son. They are staying AZ tn" Saratoga.
e. IS H.ud,r sun oi Waterloo. Ia. l. reg
istrTeI al the Hu,I brunswick
'ir AMI AIRS William VI stone ana T.
:. E'tt'r uf -. Louis are stopping al the
Madison
Mir and Mrs. benjamin Newman ami
Miss Eiapch. NEWMAN recently arrived AT
tU,. GlaT psiuu from -. Louis They expect
To- main on the Jersey coast Untli the
middle Of aGgUSt-
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COTTAGE or JOHN @ ne lTAIR.

cure the privilege of laying out courts on
the golf grounds. The baseball club Will
field sports will be on the same grounds.
| The golf club built a pleasant clubhouse
last year on the course, which comprises
forty acres upon th. bluff. little north
east of WcQYeto"siug. The cub VS. or
cariZed fOu- years ago. Its membership Is
limited to ~" 1t now has l"ii memh"r-
ship. The COurs. was formally opened June
Is. and not day has passed when ii has
not been occupied hy players
Miss Reber and Miss Minnie Scott are
considered among the best women players.
and Tom Gait best among the mon
tournament is 10 oe played later in the sea-
son.
Mrs Smith T. Gait and sons Joined Miss
Eena Gait a; their cottage in West N"qu"
MIR. Edgar is continually doing something
to add to the beauty Of his handsome cot
tage. Just now h" i hniidlnS a me u2cN
Miss G X shelby has taken a cottage Tor
the season ia Wesl Vogue. not FAR from
Mr. Il. X FcrgUs"n's house she VIII b.
ioincd by her sister Miss shelby. in a few
DAYS.
j. Clark STREET. arrived last SUNDAY.
coming up on the Haritou- Mr. Sir""tt .
a guest at the cottage Of his grandmother
Mrs. Clark. Of New Jersey.
Mrs. Z. Vi. Treat has heeH here several
The Reverend ". W. Elmer and Mrs
Elmer arc settled for the season in their
We stern end Of the resort. .
Charles Burnctts Is with his othsr. Mrs.
Burnerts. at Colonial Hal for ne S'a fah
litzelle and Miss Mary +. BeltzhooNer are
also settled for Tn" season al colonial HaE
Edward Lirrlo j. with p. +. Little at The
Inn. Mr.. i. h. Littl"'s n"~ cottag" VIII BE-
ready Tor occupancy in Jew days.
Francis q. Eaton joined Mrs Eaton ana
family at th"ir c9itase last x Saturday- nm,
family hav" been her" some tine IN Au-
gust Mr. Vests sister. Miss Florence West.
will be their guest,
Mrs l. y Bojsford are recent arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. +. Il: Williams have been
here for the last month.
Mrs. :. Edgar Is entertaining mouse
marry nj ''Cherryy.le.'' Among her guests
are her son and his wife. Mr ANA Mrs ;
c. Edgar. Ii and Miss Rena Dula; Mr.
and Mrs charles Gates OF chicago. and
Mr. and Mrs. sirger Of Chicago.
Miss T. l.. Kioseihorst is visiting at the
Griswold cottage.
| well are outing at WoqUe.
A pleasant house party Is composed OF
| Miss Morton. Misses Janet and Helen Nor,
| ton. Mss Lambert and Miss Gamble all
Late arrivals at Hotel WeqmetonsinG in
clude Mr.. and Mrs A, NJ. clifford, Oliver
NJ. Clifford, J \. Huehston; J.. ID. Darrah
Mrs. Charles Rice. Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Yctt'r
Miss Olga Miller Miss Helen Yetter. Mrs.
| A j. GuiSer. Daniel kirly.
Mr. and Mrs George p. Jones are spend
ing the season at Harhor Springs resorts.
Mrs. W. q. ChappcH and Miss Louise
ChappeIl are recent acquisitions to the St
Louis colony.
other s.: Loqlsans here here ,Sis week are
Mrs w X. Stannard. John +. Lee. Mrs
E. Clark Mr u.s. Albert bert. Tod Terry grd Mrs
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. ". Steedman. II. A
Boackelee.
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LAKE MI>SETONK

81 r.'rAI. CORRESPONDENTS
Lake Miunetonka. MINI. july - With
the exception Of a day Tow and then the
weather at this resort has continued de-
lightfully cool since the first par nf July
and visitors from the fervid south pass
most Of their time trying to get warm. Not
for several previous seasons combined have
there been 80 many visitors To- this resort
from Kansas tity as th"r" have been in III"
last month and still they come. The only
thing new in the way of entertainments
that has occurred in the last week M Tho
lake is tho bicycle german that WIS given
at tn. Hotel ST. Louis Monday evening In
stead of dancing figures, wonderful evolu-
tons We're made upon wheels Their. Were
nineteen figures and as many sets Of favors
The. costumes of the ladies consisted of
graceful fancy dresses suit able for mounting
wheels. vhIi. the gentlemen Wore III. usual
evening dress. Necessarily, only .Nu.rt
bicyclists could take part in this german 50
most Of the guests at the hotel We're lockers
on.
Another lawn fete. given this time bv the
Excelsior Congregational church, cam. off
last week mt Old orchard. Eoatloads of
visitors. among whom w"r" q number Of
MisS1uriaus from the thrc" hotels I'm Ex-
celsiur, were coming and going over tn. lake
all evening. TIL" Florence was comfortably
filled with Macon, Mo, folks from the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Ziegler OF Houston.
Tex. are stopping at the Del Otero. Spring
Mr. and Mrs Thomas u. Logan Of Spring
| field. ILL.,; were guests for a short time at
the St Louis. and expect TO return here
\ next month
Doctor Frank Fry and family OF 81. Louis
| were here FOR a short time early in the sea
SON
Misses Fannie and Elizabeth Hinchman
and Miss Emily Schmid Of s.. Louis made
the trip up to ST. Paul by way of the river
and arrived here this week. They are
| guests at the White House and will remain
until September.
| Mrs A. A Dryden and daughter and Miss
Ida Sharp. all Of St. Louis. arrived Tuesday
| morning by train and are stopping at the
Sampson House.
Mrs & w Shivcll of St. Louis. who with
| her family are residing IN Minneapolis IN s
summer. was out at the lake the other day
visiting friends.
MIR. Robert W. Meyer Of Kansas City ar
rived on Tuesday and is stopping at the
La Paul.
last Saturday.
party of ladies. who came up TO ST.
| Paul on the Quincy last week from Peoria
| IN. consisted Of Misses Catherine r. Lang
| ton Ellen r. Goodman and Cora AhelL
| They were making tour of the lake last
| Tnr,rsday on the Mayfiower. They will re-
main in Minnesota for several weeks and
| return home by way of Duluth.
MIR and Mrs William F. NcCuliy.
Messrs F. Mckee and Lloyd Mckee. all Ct
| Macon. No.. who were guests at the White
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PIsSA CHaITAUQUA.

81 TCIsI. CORRESPONDENTS.
Pias;s |hautauqu.. Ill. JYlv 2s-Irs- \. ".
jackson 81 Western Military Academy at
Upp.r Alton i ChautauIuI visitor.
VIII X Stanard Of st louis is AZ the
Pias;t Spring Hotel
Editor J. ". Becker Of the JerSsyviIle Re-
publican. with MIS-. Becker. "a spending sew
Nr ana Mr<. !. Edwin DufHeld Of Alton
attended thu lecture recital Friday evening
;,ivon ~ Professor and Mrs. james Irim-
rose Whyt. II Lake Forest University
Miss Elsie L'veratt Of Upper Alton is the
guest If ChaUtauqua friends.
Doctor \. q. Porter Of Alton is fire.
Mis-. Mamie Dodge OF Kempcr Ill. is
spending several days ut the WOma1'S
chT:stii ~ IT, Tsmp"Tanee t,nion cot;aS ;
is the guest Of Mrs. Paul Hamilton
Mrs. VI. r. Henry and Miss Agnes Cashion
o: -. Louis are being entertained by Mrs.
cottage oak Hurst"
The MISSES McAdarns OF Otterville are
the guests OF Mrs James Christopher at
the idle Hour cottage.
Harry Warren ana Elias Cockrer Of Jer-
Misses Fannie cockrell OF ST. Louis and
Stella Brinton of Jsrseyville are being on
tertalned at The ROost' cottage by the
Mss r.. Quick Of Covina. Cal. is at the
Mrs IL Whedon of St. Louis is Chau-
Mrs .. Ii. Tucker and daughter. Miss
Lois f Tucker. of No. SS5s Washington
5g.3 Cote BiIIiante avenue. and Miss Josie
g. Stanton of No %l12 Newsstand avenue are
among the 81. Louisans AT the Piasa Spring
Hotel
Miss Blanche Lurton Of Ann Arbor. Mich,
Is spending several days here.
Captain T.. F.. Clark of Sedalia, Mo. and
Mrs. Clark are stopping at the Piasa Spring
Hotel.
The Reverend and Mrs. l.. II. Coffman Of
Delavan. Ill. heard Doctor Henson lecture
Wedne sday on Backbone"
&; II. Brock of Springfield. o. spent sew
eral days here this week.
4 large number of -. !.ouiSaDs visited the
Piasa Spring Hotel this week. Among the
number We're Mr.. and Mrs John &. Robert
son. Doctor and Mrs. George RasUieT. Mr..
and Mrs. William +. Bishop. Mr. and Mrs.
s. T.. Hopkins. NUs- \. J. Miller. Mrs. &. \.
Durant. Mrs. II. r. crane. Miss Belle White.
Messrs- |. j.. Benedict and II, e Johnson.
Joseph Stephan ard - q Durham
A party from Palmyra, Ill. heard Sam
Jones lecture on Tuesday The party was
composed Of Mines. \. l. Broadway and Z.
T. Martin and Miss ora l.. Padget.
Mr.. and Mrs |. w Isaaca of New Doug
las. III. are spending several days here.
Mines. John UoiuZ,imau and William a.
Thompson If E"leViie spent several days
at Chaut1UQUa this week.
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PETD~EEY.

Special C-rrczroufsrc cc The SUNDAY Republic.
h Pctoskcy. Mich. July Clear. bright
early rart Of the month and the change l.
evidently responsible for the increasing bus
iness at resorts ana hotels, Petoskey. as
the center from which much Of the resort
life radiates. Is alive ~ last with the CHEEKY
sounds and social functions of the resort
r'he Arlington and Imperial and other no.
tells are giving semweckly balls and num-
erous other pleasures add 10 the zest OF
Mr. ana Mrs Robert Thai and Miss Adele
Thai have entered in the social life Of the
Miss Mary Lieber and brother. Leslie Lie
h.r, and Miss Resale Dilisnberg. and
brother. Harry n. Dilirrberc. make UP .
pleasant party that arrived at the Imperial
Messrs- j W. Sharon and J. II. Carr
are i'm Pot"slley for short vacation.
W. T. Paxton. Mrs. " +. Paxton. and
Miss Nellie Paxton Of Paducah. Ky. arrived
al the Arli1gton today for the season.
Mrs. William Tremhpr and Miss Trembor
of Frssport. III. are also guests at the
". 3 Eiseman and Mr. and Mr.. T. Il.
Boyd have been at the Arlington for sev-
-Mr. ara Mrs l.. d, Knott and Mrs. J. a.
Kelly of Lebanon. Ky. are among the
latest arrivals in PeJosker.
Sol Dreyiuas and Mrs. Dreyfrss. Sam. II;
Drevfuss. Mrs. II. s. We'll Of Paducah. and
Miss 4. II. Bales Of Topeka. are registered
to-day al the Imperial.
4 T.. Lynch OF OTTAWA, III. \. +. Negiu
OF Ieavonvorth. and II. F. tanill Of Jack
souville, Ill. arrived yesterday at the Ar
lington-
Among other guests AZ the Arlington are:
Mr. and Mrs. ". VI. sloan OF ST Louis: Mrs
NJ. NJ. McAfee. Miss Lucia NcAfee and Mrs.
II. +. Young Of Lebanon. Ky; r. q. Corn
well Of Atchison. and Mr.. and Mrs W. E.
Moore of Peru.
Other St Louisans in the city are: Miss
Ida Langenberg. Mrs. II. c. Gilbert and
daughter. \. II. Nieror. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
ploeser, j. s CanEattel. NJ. II. Bresss II !:
Mines. s. l.. Baker and Clark Smith Of
Kansas City; Mines. a. Howard and Il. r.
Allen Of Alton. H., and Judge {. S. ConCer
Of Cairo are guests at the CEsilman.
G. n BONN is here for the season with
hin family.
The new Perry Hotel has number If St.
lOuisanS AS guests. Among the number are:
Mr.. and Mira. r. y. Speed George II Ne
Cannon and William EysTsonan. Charles F
Shewell IS at the CuShman House and
George F Rogers arrived Thursday at the
new Arlington Hotel and will remain for
7he season.
Mrs Max kiefman and child. and Mr.. nd
Mrs. Louis Ploeser are stopping al the I'M
tprial
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MACININAC ISLAND

-.
sPeciai'tor1rsTonhen'e" o. The ScnuaE t''I"''I-
Mackiaac Island. Mich. July 2s.-Tie
pleasant weather which has succeeded the
-, -. -, a. -, -, rs h,a a
- 80 N'h III ''S''' S''tS,.I ~ -,
''t''lii'S 'H'tt upon our SuliliH'' N'@i''i
ana upon the summer trade III" island IS
now fairly alive with business ana pleas
utr.
The Grand I,,3. e, 3D., My of social
,,,t,,r.,.--,,..,,. - Nh, -. =. mis-
~ =. "a ''''''''. - 80. a..
ni'S'tr 81 ceremonies h''' "l,''l-'' '"' M
l"Tnai hops Mondays ana InaiSH1yS anu
1o- fuli-1resS balls on "Wednesday and
SATURDAY evenings.
Tho Reverend Meade - N-uli-ros and
Tho ,r,,st,,.. 80 ~. ma ,,i.sin, ,.burrb
- 'tGse'-S ~ ne ,'N Hii>9'"- .i H.,
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Is on" or N" directors
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era arrived on n" last Sanituu ana are
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&. l. Merrill. Airs Merrill and Miss Mcr-
IN arrived . lew DAYS ago from " season
al th' S.iin"-
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