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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
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OccuoIn rwos Wis, July !. - The dry
weather. which was beginning TO tell on
the normally beautiful! scenery of the FOR
~ Lakes this week was effectively termi-
rated 10y n succession of. cop!"us showers
which resturrI 10 OcunomOWor its summer
greens.
Th.. Week has been devoted TO golf driv-
ing indoor anus. InentS and tShinS-espe-
cislly fiSling-in which the cenizens Of the
crystal waters seem to have steadily given
the. preference to ST. Louis fishermen.
Those iuS parable companions IN the quest
Of prey. Colonel J. G. Prather, Major H. +.
Morrill, ana seth W. Cobb OF -. Louis.
have east their lines In Lac In Belle. okan-
Chez Nogawicka and the Nemahhin lakes.
and with good success I'm all of them. and
on every day. In weight of single fish land
ed. MIR Cobb stands nrSt on the strength NJ
4 twenty-one-pOund pickerel which he ex-
tracted from prolific Lake okanchec early
IN the week.
St Louis was inconspicuous In the celc-
bration of the Fourth except as spectators
and liberal contributors to. the necessary
fund for the purpose. The city was con-
sested bv an unprecedented influx Vt poo
pie. The procession. in three great SEE
tons, each headed by a brass band. afford
roofs, the top bars of sixty-foot telephone
and electric light poles, sidewalks and even
the roadway with spectators. Its ComI,D-
nents Included the municipal officials. the
fire department. two military companies.
many floats representing local mercantile
and mechanical houses. etc. The prettiest
thing was patriotic-a Roman chariot in
rode alone. u nclc Sam walking in du.iful
attendance In the evening the st. Louisans
and Chcac0ans who are cottaging on Lac
Ia Belle witnessed from their AMPLE YER
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BaRBOR pOTyT,

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Harbor Point. Mich, July 6.-This week
has seen the neatest influx Of ST. Louis
reop.e ever known at the club Every
train has added to the number, while man;y
have come by way of Chicago on the Mani
Iou-
MIR; and Mrs. Fielding W. Oliver. Mrs.
NJ. w Oliver, Miss Oliver ard Guv Oliver
arrived a few days ago for the summer.
. Joseph D. Bascone and Mrs. Bascorna
gave taken quarters for the season At the
Earbor Point Club
Mrs. Howard Blossom and Dwight II
B!ossom came TO the Point the early part
Of the week. S'-
Frank W. Tracy OF Springfield. ILL.,. and
Messrs Bellath and King and Miss Rutl,
Beiatl or Jacksonville are guests at the
Messrs. NJ. L. Foote. S. C. Edgar and $.
= Edgar: Jr., were among the first ar
rivals at Vogue
airs; L. Miltenberger and Messrs f. and
N Mfltenberger are guests at West Wpque,
hfA A u. Bullen, accompanied Dy the
.Ilsses Adele q. and Mary II. BJIl!en regis
tered az Harbor Point yesterday.
guests at the Point.
Mrs. S. II. Young and Misses Ida and
Mdiie founs have taken up their summer
fe Sar at harhor Point Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. F Gauss and Mr. and
Mrs Harry knight are amcng tn. latest
st Louisans to arrive here
Mrs Norris j. Gregg is with her father
ana mother. Nh. and Mrs George HawIey
for the season at their cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Clark and family
club. ~ '"e
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Wallace have the
same cottage they occupied last season. ard
viii have as their guests their son ana
Wallace !"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D. TiIden are GUESTS
L. o. Stanard.
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REJECTED BOOKS WHICH BECAME FAMOUS.


sit down now; but there will come time
when you will hear me-"
In these instances the critical public was
just 10 their speeches. bu; not to
their powers. The men were driven. by
the consciousness of mfrited severity of
criticism. to develop and discipline their
immature powers. They made the crude ore
into refined gold. This, undoubtedly. is the
most profitable Of crittcism-to drive
the man to develop. enrich. chas1en and
perfect the work of his brain. Nine times
out of ten. ninety-nine times out of a
hundred. the rejection by a manuscript
reader OF repUie Is good prima facie evil
dence that manuscript needs revising and
even recastiag Hall Gaines Shadow Of
Crime" presents a good illustration. This
a" The EDITORS compliments and thank you,
sir was the reception II met. and my manu-
script went sprawiing over the table
Anthony Trollope wrote The MacDe:-
mots." for which he received nothing; The
keliys and Okellys." just az unsuccessful;
La Fendee." which did not pay: a fourth
novel. which brought him a small check.
"Stone-breaking would have done better"
says he. Il had received f55 for the work,
of ten years" But this same apprentice
hand afterwards made 10000 by light lit
erarure.
Kriloff. the Russian. wrote a drama at
Is which was sold. but never published; he
tried various literary work. with poor sue
cess. until he was nearly 10 when, by
chance. he tried writing fables. and became
famous as the great Russian fabulist.
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KINGS LAKE.

SIF1-IAI. ,OIS..>sSPONuENCE
Kings Lake. July S.-ln ;he course OF
the last week the following st. Louis
ans have registered at the Grimes Clnbhous
at Kings Lake: NeS'rs. and Mines. } T..
Senseu6reuncr. J. +. Conrad, \. A. Team
neg, +. Il. Noodle. Nalas Brennan. Judge
Robert Walker. Y. +. Kinney. George W.
S;eiBehakeT, walter =. Tinsley. w +. Tins
leg. Thomas BOty. &. Il. James n. otto II.
Won Brook +. Il. Arnhold. T W ksenans.
J. hirIlwuud J. H-nucsSY. James BLOCK, j.
II. KctchesCn. &. q. Bowman. 'haries L
Meade. Charles Robertson. James W. COOK
Mrs. GInon.
Misses conrad. Fannie Brennan. Lizzie
Walker. Ada Randall. Ada Hall. Alma Van
Brook Bertha Van Brook, Josie block.
Nanire Block. Orua Cube rts"n. PrImmer.
Edna Ely Jennie Patton. ScilaHer, Frank
lin Hazel Meade Mabel Meade. Lucy
Grimes. Gertie lee Martin, Emma Lena
GlassCock.
AIessrs Thomas Scholar. W. p. Quinlan,
]. Fetterrer, r. B. Morris William BeGers-
derfar Joseph Moran. August l. Becher.r.
. r tiatz James Dempsey. j. Il Side
bottom. Randolph Neiriing. +. ". Sebanne.
l. J. Snawd,.r. +. \. Hetz-l. Rush Car
pcntrr y r. Wall. =. :. Henderson. q. u.
Henderson Frank r. Kgen"ke. j. II.
HaskIrs. Harry I.'ureman, = Lucas. j; w
Craig ". T JusarIaclS. Edward Block.
William Graham -. y. WetZei. T. Bf"n"n,
E J. Hab.sscr. II. w. Booth. w. T Crow
den Thomas Burk. Henry J. willing. y.
E-nns J. a. Hazerstab and son. J. VI.
Fleen.r and SONS. :. l.. Fl"er"r. Doctor =
$ Irwin. G. g. Eastin. ". :. Martin, Z. r.
Crime John W. Drabei!e aud son.
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NEWPORT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

SPECIAL. CORREssPCNDENCE
Newport. r. J., July Fourth of July
Was celebrated In due form on this island
the forenoon was given over to young
America" who, with his firecrackers. tor
pedoes and that new Invention. the Dewey
cannon balls, made rhe weliSin ring la
the afternoon there was more noise, surf
bathing and 4 number of the Shoreley Hill
contingent went for n drive; some over the
afsland and others, perhaps the younger ela-
ment. came over to Newport or, the ferry
and went down on Viewpoints famous BeiIa-
are to be found The grand ball I'm III.
evening at the Bay View Hotel brought OUT
numbers Of new gowns on the part OF the
women; One OF this seasons debutlntes
Miss Emily Catlin, was "A decided belle
Lieutenant ". $, Montgomery. l.. s. y,
of st. Louis and Miss Emily Clark Poor.
near Hackensack. y. J., last Saturday at
ternoon. The brides gown was white
point lace She wore a veil and carried "A
bouquet Of white sweet peas. Her only
attendant was little niece: Evelyn Poor
of New York. John c Montgomery a
Srether Of the bridegroom and u cadet At
West Point. was best man. Mr.. ana Mrs
Montgomery VIII summer here al the
The Canonicut Golf Links. where c"nsid-
erabie Improvement has been made this
ratronized through the season. \ number
Of s.. Louis people are included in the
membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Blair. Er and
Mrs. Ben :. Adams and Miss IDA Davis
are at the new Cliffs Hotel In Newport
r. w Paramores knOCka bout.
"EishDu," has arrived.
Edward Mallinckrodt went over TO New
London in his knockabout. Edythe. for tho
Harvard-Iale boat race.
Harry Potter and Mr.. ClarksOn attended
the races in their knockabout, Peggy.
HAN OF jamestown went to Potter's
Point the other morning TO witness the
evolutionS of a landing party OF marines
from the North Atlantic squadron. Three
companies then marched to the drill
grounds. These drills will be of weekly oc-
currence.
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Mr.; and Mrs Wilson askew; Mrs; y, 7;
i,pdegraf and Mrs, NJ a. updegraf. all OF
mer at the Chapman House
Messrs. UDdegraff and Askew have been
making some line catches In bass since
their arrival at the lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin ii. Hunt and Miss
Hunt of quincy. Ill. have been stopping at
Minnetonka Beach.
Mrs. W l.. Wells and family If Evanston.
Ill. who are summering IN Z. cottage ~
Interlachen. on the rpper Lake. mad. a
tour Of The Lnwer ami i'upcT lakes lasI
week on the Mayfower
81, Paul. rhey spent last Sunday at Lake
MN ak nsfar s' r nj 5he I1e ST
Louis they will stop at DulUth aai other
points.
St Louis who are gu SITS at the SAMPSON
House for the season, spent Il daV in Aliu-
neapois this week, visiting their SISTER. Mrs.
Mr. and Mis-. J. u. Ken,nor. Mr.. and Mrs
J. X kentnor. Mrs. " ". ConkiiEg and
among the recent arrivals AZ Maple tie ghIs.
Air. j. G.. Henry oi -. Louis aTT,s.G th.s
week and is stopping at ~" int,. T.. Paul.
Mis-. King OF ~. Louis has boon visiting
al the lake thi. S"aScE. as has also Ar T..
Sichei Of -. JOSEPH. No.
Mr anu Airs =. Hank" % Muncic. III.
Mr. snd Airs. 4. !. Muckic Of -, Lnuis
Were touring the lake last ve"< an the
so a.. Ms II. c. IIaincs q; sab tia.
Kas. have been registered IL lake Park
duTri.sy tie past Two weeks.
MI GeorIs Everett ui Mexico. Mo. is
enjoying an outing at BIrtle.t's Place. IN
III" upper lake.
Mr. ard Mrs e. Il. Miller auI daughter.
Miss Nina Miller. Of Gcnsson. Ill. were reg
ist.red at tin i,ci Atsro last week.
Major j. Crop uf Whitehall. Ill. who
has beer rssortIng at Lake Ninue'unka tor
twenty-five years, arrived this week and j.
stopp'ng a. his old hcL''itiai!ers. The White
Huus", Excelsior.
Mr. and MR.. J. II. Bu1E 80 Fort Smith.
Ark. arrived this week 10 remain Tor ~
n.l,iIuiJ- time. They arr ;,u'>ts IL tire
White ;ious". Excelsior.
4 party Il 81 i.uUisanS. consisting Of
Mrs. Mary Mc1unald ,.Hd ner daughters,
.i;ss Z'lla MID In?lH. NJ Scott aus M,s.
I.aIpih Ei'is. wCr. expected w on The
Stea ncr auiECy jrig " Il. to spend tha
siH.ulrr Al Prior LAX.
Doctor ana Mrs. Royce Of -. Louis
also expected ~ Prior Lake Tins w.-"k.
Among the lat" arr .v1i- at th' Hotel Ia
Paul. Excelsior. aye Mr.. and Mis-. Ambros.,
ilgley, anJ MIR. Merits Gi.-Ir II :. Louis.
Mr. GT"sC- last visit to ,aiS r.-;iol WIS
ia 1866.
Misses EIsauor and I.gyy Fon:e az 81.
Louis. VINO are spending tn" summer VITA
iiinS friends Gurins the last week in Hast
H..
Ms. ]. Bartlett and dauchte- and Miss
Harriet Ci&rk Of $. Louis. joined IN lr
mother this wcca ut l'riCr Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E'ihoy ard Nr and
Mis-. NarGell If Macon. Mo. are the APP
preaching vanguard IT N"couitrS that are
thpect"i this wee. at the White House,
Excelsior.
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81 MINER RESIDENCE OF ED WARD +. WICKIIAM OF ST
LOUIS At JAMESTOWN. H. l.

audas tn. destruction of the Spanish feet
ami shore batteries in the mimic battle If
Manila Bay This with ball at the Au-
;itorium. closed the celebration.
Mrs II. /. l-ippincntt and Miss Ei'an"r
lIErinC"tt Of 81. Louis visiting Mrs.
Earring of Chicago at Brae Head. the Lake
bc"uonowoc summer residence Of Pyesi-
dent y j. Earring of the Chicago. Miiwau-
k,s and St Paul Railway Company.
The country Club will he en- fete to-mor
fow. when the ladies' hardicap golf contest
.or a silver bonbun dish ami silver loving
Among the ST. Louis women who are eN-
peCt'd to contest are Mrs. Charles ".
sctdder. the Misses Glenn and Miss Emma
Could Mrs. Scudder was The scratch in
last seasons liditS' handicap contests and
Miss Gould was the winner of the capital
prize
Miss Jml;s Terry Of Galesburg. H.. and
Miss Ollie - Brien Of Topeka. Kas.. are
guests of Miss Peck at "Ethisma." the sum-
Iner residence Of George r Peck.
Mr: and NrS. Frank l.. Ridgeley and l..
L. Woods Of St Louis. Mrs. W II. Sanders
of JaSksonvilie. Ill: Mr. and Mrs. Z r.
Smith: OF Washington. la. MIR. and Mrs
Nelson Il. Mallory OF Memphis. Tenn: J.
Is. Barnes and family of Colorado Springs
ard -. j. Shiras Of Dubuque are among the
latest arrivals at Draper Hall.
-. II. Robinson who occupied a Lac Ia
Belle summer residence during the seasons
of 1888 and 1893. and has recently been IN
better. and has exchanged hospital accom-
modations for those of a hotel In the same
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Simmons of ST. Louis
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. {. Simmons
over the Fourth.
rectntiE registered at the Jones House in
this CITY "
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WEQIETONSIN..

SPECIAL, CORRESPONDENTS
Wsuuctonsiuc Niri, Ir-lv t-'North -.
Louis as This r,sc-t WAS approximately
dubbed several Sc. sons aso. = beginning lo
H. cav The Intense hear %: the past week
In tn.. South has started people norihw"ri
In dreV,S, and the majority OF cottages her"
ere il.a.f viii. new ar5sNgi- 81 summer res
idents and their guests.
minister place ana iaeir daughter. Miss
Carrie FerSuso5. 9rr'y'd t.iity 't'is ; ca.
about turg -. TIE Ferguson S3'taSg i
one OF tn" iaTGrsl places oH me Et".,i-'
being completed Last as"h. afI. ana Mt.
Ferguson always '..'-t ,'l- .nsES 49,,
ties. and will NAY" guests rrflnS August.
West of NJ Fer r@,''. : lac, ~ a',''
Mrs. clark .: Boston. parents coy ~ 'ain,>
Street, o. =. i-".!s. n,'r- erected q NSiE
large and imposing sH:;!hi-t .I.'l'. 90
which ihe term cottage seems ''i'''"N' ''"
ui;SiSiiilta- ,,i.r,. mil .,-s-tain ,yl,riu.
NJ. anu MI. '..a'I "''. Ilnl..s
The entire sr1Eon NJ ana 81 -.
street,. NJ 'i$rk SlrrIi. a'H '''@N '''
ence street,. I'll Of - !.'GiS. -. ,,., r..
- III hojsef. all, ms .;t.l'a . -vItji. ~,
FHntcan NS'yiat IL, Nei,.'o,i ~ iti,,,if,,l
p.ia. -jnlneG SIS FANNY A men l.'''t ~
t4nr nom - rgi,is = Ms ~ -
turning North IN AUe.ls7
Az ana -iT> Is " "a n - = = 20, 'tt
place are tNferItl 10 "a 80 =" . n ~, !
occupy me tvN'ls' - -; t.t
IEey VIII br accCinba''t11 ~ .its.L , ,S
ter MISS heSSie ..tt", '''i,' ~ Us
viii have as guests ti"ir son. y alF"il lark
ana MS Dtlue. ".' Va . -'l-S9 - 10 l.
Among those a re 5'iuii..i;St a'y Vi
". II. Ssi ~ dn1 MI ~, ~ II i''"''''
M;. ana MLs. a. v. -" 500 , ~
MIS-. J. W hClitf ana MdSl'r J.. y. w
nan are oSCAplihS we N t'.,,' . 80. ia =
I ne rtnl'Iiu,t on .it W VIGIL ''i''''S - -
lScted in Nv "a, -. r,;r,-- -,
M. anH MT JON bM,sn .i ~ -,
theif iauiliS are ALSO Ttsi7t'iCI at '''
clnh. -,, ,,.. $780,
MIS. EuNdIh NyHld'l ai't Lti 7.''' - 80
W yfhaH, nave ehs"A'u F""tHs i'' '''' S-'
~ a. ts'e S;;.-,,,- NJ l. IN,
MIS- X l. biilhsSIeH, MS y, a.. i--t-'I
ing aiiu ~ 'oi. Ne. III d -, a.
~ ny TSdo,i a. M :; : H. -
-itS- i5iItihSSIeS VIII ne .iiItG .l'Si - ~,
.duE.leI: 81 Slimui '"' ''''''' anu ''si
III e,i I "a 80 = >,>-i- aud ,i,.
-. a1,'l ~ JDt'ii ~, go,
I,,lilN nave optA:'i tIe -I,-EdiF . H'lt.'7t,
.te IrGa'i"i %, y mn =, 49, IN bi az
IL H,g -. ~ -, ~ ~ - II
;,,,I,,7 ~ ,',,,,,,n,-,,,,,I ,-f,,- Of - -
tciildt.iS - u,tiiI. "i',''' y" "a -,
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NARRAGANSETT PIER.

SPCCTA.. CORRESPONDENCE
Narragansett Pier. r. l.. July 5-The Pier
Is beginning to TEEN with life at last, and
the tide o.! summer gaytieS at this fashion
able resort has commenced to set in In
earnest. The presence OF Admiral Dewey
ana his wife has stimulated things here In
social way, and thu hero of Manila Bay
has been a prominent attraction since his
advent at Narragansett. The Admiral ard
Mrs. Dewey have been guests at the cot
taGe of Mrs. Dewey's mother. Mrs. Wash
irGton Mclean, who has a fine and we'll
situated villa on Ocean road. just south
or the picturesque Casino. where fashion
congregates and disports during the sum-
meT time at Narragansett. Admiral Dewey
mas been passing his time here very quiet
", and for a week past has been visiting
Newport regularly. going over in The
morning on the torpedo boat Porter and
returning to the Per in the early evening
AT Newport the Admiral has been acting
as presiding officer Of the Naval Board Of
the War College which has been in session
there. on some OF these fine July morn
ings he has enjoyed the attractive drives
In and around Narragansett. accompanie
by Mrs. Dewey.
At IA late election of officers Of the Point
Judith Country Club. p. :. =. Randolph of
Philadelphia was elected president and Ed
ward Conner secretary and treasurer.
Doctor J. j. Lawrence and wife and lit =
tie niece. Miss Vera Sircrist. OF ST. Louis
are late arrivals at Narraganset,. They are
guests Al the MatheWson.
MIR. and Mrs Theodore g. Msir of St.
Louis have returned to the Pier for the
summer. They are among the cuttsgcrs
here.
Mrs. A J. T-lmau OF 81. Louis Is regis
tered at the Rockingham.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles II. Turner OF St.
Louis arrived at the Rockingham this week
Rockingham has displayed the Admirars
flag the past week. in honor Of Admiral
Dewey and on Sunday morning he came
over and called at the big hotel. where he
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LONG DE iNtH.

SPECIAL. CORRESPONDENCE.
Long Branch y j. July 5.-"The Branch
Is TO become q sort of subheadquariers Tor
the Democracy III the East this summer
Richard Croker's presence before ne went
to the Kansas City convention started the
political pot boiling more vigorously than
ever. and friends Of Mr.. Croker say ne
this summer when the campaign gels under
way. His three sons are cottasers down
at Deal two miles away, ana ne VIII also
nm i'm a good many of his leisure days
with them David f. Hill will. as usual.
lounge on ;he sand at Sea Bright. and the
Branch" and Elheron are full of Tammany
politicians Last summer President and
Vice President and Republican senator's
dominated the resort; this year the Demo-
Gratis are supreme.
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PEsT8SK ES.
SPECIAL coRnEsroNDENcE.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Petosllcy Mich. July t.-Not a lew nm
movements are noted in Petoskey his
seas Il. One or two new hotels have been
built enabling the town To accommodate
larger thrOnr Of visitors than ever beio'c.
Among the few cottages at Petoskey that
Of Thomas H Rocky 10d is especially NOTE
worthy Mr. lockwood mas one OF :he nm
est locations IN this region. the co'tlSe
being situated on an elc sdtIon OverlO hInS
the hsy and entire country. Mr. LOCKWOOD
and his family nave ben coming hrf" Tor
many wears. III. was one OF tht HrSt 81
Iouisaiis to buy a cottage in This re2lgn
Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood and Miss Lila
Rockwuod arrived July ! and Were joined
a few DAYS later BY Hiss Gertrude Rock
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with the exception of dinners, woman
hands are never uncovered
Now all is changed Coiffeurs insist that
madame must wear her aisrette on the
right side of her head; mademoiselle on the
left II mademoiselle desires to enhance her
beauty by flower instead of an aigrette.
let her have 1t by all means, tucked in with
seeming artless grace. but let her make
sure il is the left side Of her profile she
stu lies while arranging the effect, lest later
on she be accused of endeavoring to seem
that which she Is not.
Dressmakers are following the same un-
written law with flowers or the huge chou
bow SO indispensable this season TO all
smart frocks Let no unpractised hand be
So misguided as TO imagine that this chou
can he carelessly put en- either the right
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NEW LONDON.


SpETiI CORRESPONDENCE
New London. Conn. July The tra ming
ship Chesapeake was in port this week.
having ON board Il" students from the Ma
val Academy al Annapolis. Daring the four
days stay OF the ship society people at the
PequOt and Fort Griswold colonies T. ted.
dined and banquete1 the cadets. Hops were
given al the hotels caCa night. ana after
noon hops AT the colleges. ON the Fourth
Messrs. Blanchard aud Hascr. psoprieturs
Of the Peluot and Fo,t G-iSvcd houses.
gave tine cadets n reception and hop
Admiral McNair. in command of the ca
diets. with Mrs. McNair. was "A guest of the
Pequot.
The ships Of the North Atlantic Squadron
will visit here July 81. ard another week Of
social gayety Will follow.
A. II. Hubbard, MIR. and Mrs. Louis Chau-
venet, Congressman ana Mrs. G. ID. JOY ard
l.. u. Hail of st Louis are stopping at the
PeuuOt.
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OCEAN GROVE.
.RESPONDENCE.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Ocean Grove. n. j.. July 5.-Bishop Fitz-
gerald has pleased the campers by his
announcement that the Camp Association
will not assess them at the last service Of
the summer for money tn meet any deficiency
in the running expenses of the camp meet
fngs Last year the people severely CEN
sllred the association for turning the last
and what should have been Il solemn service
into a begging meeting. Bishop Fitzgerald
the resort feels. has wrought 1T least one
desirable change in the camp policy by thus
relieving the worshippprs from constant beg
ging appeals.
The Grove puts patriotism very near 20
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WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
AT all smart functions in future. or wher-
ever evening dress IL worn, there is to- be
a distinguishing mark between matr0n and
maiden. Unmarried women are to wear
their bows. aigrettes or flowers on the left
side: matrons on the right. It is only a
matter of decoration, but fashion has de-
creed il.
In Paris and Lcndcn the custom has been
adopted. TO the infinite satisfaction Of the
matrons. but not altogether to that of the
unmarried women. What one Of them cares
to proclaim to the world al large the fact
of her single blessedness?
Heretofore the only distinguishing mark
between the married and unmarried women
has been the wedding ring. of no particular
consequence at evening functions, where:
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CLIFTON TERRACE.


Clifton Terrace. Ill. July The Tavern
Is rapidly filling with guests. the last few
days of warm weather bringing a large
number each day from St Louis, Springfield
and Chicago.
Nathan Cole and party of Springfield were
al the Tavern last week.
Mr. and Mrs +. A. White Of Des Moines
Ia. have arrived for the season.
Dan Fisher of st. Louis. the owner of
Dams Den" was at the Tavern over sun
day Mr.. Fisher will open the Den with
In a few days.
Miss Edith Davenport of Springfield Is
Doctor II. Rodgers Lemen Of Upper Alton
Is frequent visitor at the Tavern
Miss y. Aithe!mer Of st. Louis Is here for
the season.
Manager Daniels of the Tavern has Sc
cured the orchestra Of the Temple Theater
At Alton for the season. The orchestra Is
lead ny Professor Moore of St. Louis. The
regular Wednesday and Saturday night
dances have been inaugurated.
Last Saturday evening a large number or
ST Eouisans and Atonians came up to the
hop. Among the number from 81 LOUIS
Charles Becker. J. ". Cornelius. c. Severn.
P. u. Rihn. Misses V. Jordan. Addie Smith.
Birdie O'Br,en. Jessie Gleny and Nessrs. y.
Parmlee. r. I.ungstras. f. Koken. Charles
Norris A. II. Daniels and II. ;. Werner
Among those from Alton were Misses Ma
bel Neece, Emma Watson Freeman Hun
Pfeiffenbergsr and Men Keiscr.
Miss Edith Brenholt of Alton spent the
Fourth at the Tavern with party OF
friends.
Miss Hlda Hewitt Of Alton was another
visitor ON the Fourth.
Mir and Mrs. II: Baker of st. Louis are
herp for q fortnight.
MIR and Mrs a H. Mars and Miss Mars
Judge G Il Sideaer of 81. Louis was
guest a. the Tavern on III" Fourth