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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-14
srnIxGFIELD, MO.

s,rscisl SsorreApoudence OF The Sunday Republic
SuSSnki5eld. July nina. c. e. Fulton and her
AN E0y Are Visiting Mt. ana Mr. Charles Stet-
meet N West PlatnR.
Er1 Err. Duncan OF Ozark Il visiting IN tho
M !. A. Lane Of Salt LAks City d the guea.
Of Ma George Rerninetoa.
Hrs aIsrry Vaughn last Wednesday. The guests
we've lffa :. Leonard. MrA. J. Edison. Mrs. Full
6rigtS Mrs. Farnsworth, Nrs. Q. d. Mcmillan,
Mn II. y. Dodeon, NrA. c. E Fulton, Mrs. T.
KendE7c8, Mrs Robert Keliar. Mrs. Hoffman and
Mr., Lon Robertson.
MireSS Lena and Anna Vaughan gave a de-
aiehtfui picnic az Nenoka Lodge Thursday. Those
Brent were Miss Virginia Wiltams. Miss Marie
SefGrnan Miss Grace Morgan Niss Mabel Ro-
har9l Misses Kate and Fannie Lord and Messrs.
). 8. Atkinson, Dwight Newton, Harry Horton.
No. Minnie ana Rose Hirsch departed this
week for Buffalo and New York.
Mr6 Waits and son Charles OF Moberly. Mo-,
, nre Euest1 Of 1Grs. 6. r. Bradley.
Nh Emma A.. Chambifss departed Saturday
f6r. HHdRalo with the Missouri Press Association.
: Mo Mabel Petty. who has been the guest Of
d. NAsses otterson. y The guest OF Miss NAdee
eenna IN Mount Vernon; ~. -.
street Fean Taylor. Pearl Hamei, Leona Link,
Nditk ZONES. Jennie Kentcn and Dimple kirk.
xatr46k formed ., party II the ball game satur-
liz Fsnnis crenxhaw entertained ct luncheon
3t1ntqray Miss Kate Bryan. Mlas Alma Camp
:, ~ II. Henry Moore and Mr., 4sulth Cren1haw.
M Sen1le ISoWeiy of woodward. Ok. Mflge1
4 IQzy Qn4 Deolah EHrUev g u. Loe1a. AkW ID
If &een Hinton, II. an ho<des.: HI.
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JOPLIN. MO.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
hs Joplin July Mrs SeEss Miller and
friends a bid suchre "wednesday evening. 10
asscrs,sd With s and ap9ss
Those present We're Mines Craig Of ossawa:o-
Craig. Alen.o craein. John cras!n. Peter Christ
man. Raphael Estrada. 3: F. Wilson. Millie Por-
VIII 41 s.sfa h Michel ns5aaSs
Ell: esesss RsSsIi A. s asas5 s S lssE
Euaa; w Ta,s Gsye,snd. a r Snyder GT!ss
oyezion. John .zelieri. Charley Porter. Bert
ss Ros m HSs Trans MSiss
%sm & G james ee ssr s. T.
Ais Smith ,as John M T. a 53nn
chsrlcs Toepper. II A. geekenridse, Bert f Isen
sf psnnan Arthur SPENCE PEI aea sPFWas r.
Hutton, L. Browne, Glands Leslie Samuel
snssssr By T Bso sa's MsA
Paul: GSs ~, Meynan a Henry wsym;ann: Joha S.
Isi:ssi; j: E. TsSio.a Harry kinEssurs. & s. 5:
Nix Mary hReyw Of ksnsSs Eagan of
Leonard George 5. Wesser and 4. +. Huntiss
nd Misses s Az Aan ssd PSr,sr HALLE Pehe ida
Mrs T. g. Wear entertained last Saturday
G e u se Il the 81
r Wilson. Those Invited were Mines. Eagan.
Wells. Ramsay and Greenwood OF Carthage. b.
T. Wilson. VIII Porter. Lolita Witch, Orviile
Royse. Basse,t Jenkins; L. F Miller; Joe Glover.
McAbee. Howard Ball A; Il. Rogers. Ed Pear:
son. ". II. Wells. 3. M Robinson. Howard
Cray. Taylor Snspp. J. F. Osborn. VIII Hacker.
J. ". Beall. SteaTIs, ": y. overton, John Zel-
eli. J. b. pffer and Misses Wayne Garrett. Della
Wilson. Julia Witch and Gertrude and Bessie
Robinson.
Mics Myrtle Board and Mr.. John Hutchinson Of
Joplin were married last Sunday evening at 7:s(
Reverend Melanohthon Moore Of Reserve. Kas
Immediate relatives only witnessed the cere.
Yncny which was followed by a wedding supper
after which Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson departed
for Colorado. where they will remain until the
will be at home to frtcnds.
A party of Joplin people who are spending two
weeks at Noel. summer resort near Joplin Il
composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Becker Misses
| Nellie Taylor. Clara Hooker and Winnie Clay.
(; comb and Messrs Walter George. Will McAntire
Arthur Henley. T. J. McClelnnd. Charles IA
! Walden Jim Gregory and Herbert Chestnut
] They were Joined on Thursday By. Miss Nclii.
Oshkosh Wis.
Miss Lorraine KING entertained Tuesday even
ING for Miss Mac Corwin of jefferson City, M!s,
Maude Ingram OF Springfield and Miss Beatric,
Julia HAYES and c. Y. BUCKLEY Misses se Ada an
Nettie Stewart. Nellie Pierce Della Wilson. Id,
, Rauschenbach. and Willetta Stephens.
! Miss Mabel Nichols OF this city and Mr.. Da
a Eat q , peps q. n wers ma,sd last THUR
will reside In that city. =
The Tuesday Euchre Club vas entertained TIL
week by 4Iies Maria Estrada 1T her home d
East Fourth street. Ms.. Mary Huey Of kHhsa
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HANNIBAL. MO.

ssss sS1sGssnes W. san sisss IN
MI. j. W. Tsliaierro and little daughter arc
Mrs. Rosest csanston has returned from Car
:: Nm. j. A. sydney ana chndren vent to Louis
mi Mn. iH Rosers B.ldx:. has returned from
~. Milton strong ma daughter; air.; 2; E 3;
NssD and 70, M1 Nsy M5l1on
Miss virE,n,. McEiwee q Chain of Rocks is
The :ss e Mn James esR' nav. returned
from a visit to friends In Wisconsin.
Mrs. Charles l. Douds has returned from
Mr. Edward Dykes has returned from St.
Mrs. I. L: Lawrence has returned from a visit
raes ss' 81 Mss c,ifson Eili r. ~ 4'''' = W
Miss Bessie Drake has returned from a visit
Mis- Iens tr,,se Is visiting In Louisiana
Mrs, ". Mudra and children are visiting In
c: ~ Uniform 10 Rank Of the Knight. Of Macca-
tses rave hop Tuesday evening a. the.r nan
nI mites SsFs ms Composed Of M.ss PTes,on VIM
NJ 'n Psp. ru..d., for
San Francisco. Cal. to reside.
psy essnns
sas ss.T%s. K s aSe Gsos kss y:
Mary Mcclure. Misses Mary Gibbs, Pearl Iowris
and Edith cocntI: Messrs Heinrich. p. sriael
II The ia ladies' Of the c.tho,ic Church gave a
S. On r. SsSss ra and MABEL Harris
have returned from stanensvilie. Mo.
Ma. = Reilly 81 eedaiis 10 tho guest Of
Ma q; q: Asay, and aaushter Mis-: Ella;
Tussd.y for minneapolis 70 spend the summer
s $ e M: I: s E%~ en.,s 81 Ss:s s.
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epcia, Correspondence OF The Sunday Rennbl'c
Alton. M. July is-Mr. and Mrs. John , CSnTef
Mr. and Mra George ssesel OF Denver, coio''
Er. s and Mr.. H. r. Wells left Saturday for
Mr e, SeS Mica FOR n sas nans returned
h s,,, Te, tn nsps s1 A. A.
ton. as the guest OF Mise Susie Lowe.
Nj and Mrs. A. sehnerr leis ff''ay i''
ars III c. Mcpike I. enser.a,n,ns her mother.
II. H AND Mrs. william Has, Of sedal q, No..
are guests OF relatives in the East End; ,..,,.,
Mrs. William sanvage is the guest oil reiasiVee
Mise blanche Dixon of Upper Alton is visit
LULU Ews # unns5 Alton h, has f sSps s &c
6octer and Mrs +. c. James are snter..Inins,
M. and Mrs. F. L. Taylor visiting Eeia-
NJ. and MS william Gs,sally have gone to
sriisio z for xis, g severn, sreissc.a
ss NE aas:As Ms s.ass s T ss.ns
Misc Daisy TeE,plin has returned from Ne
Miss csr,e Mese~en has gone to winonn.
MINI. for months visit ISL. ~,
wsnkessn where they. win spend me s.nimss
rasss Of NIP Mrs' F. sG II Nook in Alton:
Mr. and Mrs A. Boot are epte n,s IN s,b MF
hG M 0a ehsr,e es ssei.ei is entertaining Mrs F.
Mr. and Mr. =. B. 5. Ki.,enrer of Upper Alton
have gone TO Colorado Springs Tor month
cens..,n. o, the R.ve,sna and a. Mrs.
SHEPHERD ,, Mt; ana a MIS- E Ssmcs s,ssep
isft Monday Cor a tour q the Pasln ,s, Coast; St,
Miss Harriet Herb Is visiting In peso Mr MO:
Canada, after being the guest of tho Misses
Miss Della Wesrpen 81 tho guest Of friends in
E-I arassmcnk has has. rstuT Z s. f. St.
Miss Anna Reilly has gone to Denver 'of tins
Mn. L. J. Duncan ana asushser Miss :, E a.r.s
Ms. Charles Gracey left Monday for Memphis.
Me- ana Nh. II. r. Wills have gone to York
Mics corfnne Busey has returned 70 Pueblo
~cne to Roehess.r y, Z to spend the o sumner
ps9E.r q PInsknsyyilis. sli,...,.r ,,r n.,,o..
Nh 81; Arthur SsSn.son has gone to Dresden
Mr. =, S..y o.MeiIi .ns a.ush,sr; Miss nellie
NJ. and Mn. ). N. Ryrie have gone East sor
Miss E,na Eaton 10 the guest Of relatives IN
Get : ss.r VI n.y III Mfs sssss
I@s = H. Drew OF xansa. city is /. visitor
Miss v,rriria Gillian Of Upper Alton IS visit
hiss katherine MaIioy left for Philaaeiphia
Mrs. 4. p Hushey 3. entertaining Mn. K. n
M. and Hc: G A.. Caldwell left Thursday fo'
Miss Annette schuenpe has .eons to New Proc
poet Wis. for q fortnight's visit.
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JEFFERSON CITY. MO.

JEFFERSON CITY, lOs
Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Jefferson City. July 12.-Mr. Dutro and daugh-
s sy. Nils Ills Meek %s M st and lHSs e T
Hess a. their suburban home;
saturday or ayete f ,ser
Before sstn,.,nnE they will visit the Pan-Amer'
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam B. Jeffries have returned
Mss paa ae bs IN from
lumbia. where ,.s she competetd a summer course
Mrs. p F. Ellis and dauphter, Miss Nellie, de-
parted "Wednesday FOR Colorado 10 spend month
to-day n ot MI 4 s san and 10 SPEND %
remainder r g the summer ~. N.o Rom. a,
Mrs George W Iainter and children DIRE .,,. have
Mep and daSe,ers have gone to
Believing eI;s III TO- visit relatives. , ,,..
Meassy y DEAN IN her family, s.e ,.,.
Ing the family Of J. S. Sullivan. returned home
Nj and Mrs Hugh stephens returned to-day
from trip East. having been gone a month.
depared a4 Te M'ss ,ol g. OF ns q ns
phia I Bodenhsimer who viii visit her cousins.
Miss Al is,s Harper e St Louis arrived wednes
Mise Eta Lou carter departed Sunday for
K M;s Gsy to spend two weeks with friends d..
visiting. her sister, Mrs. Bay Fleming. has re-
AZ and Mrs.: Vaughn Solsne of Lincoln Nee;.
mis-. Lutte 'Birkhcimer q New Franklin. after
visit to b her , s".s;n Mrs. Z. F. C. Harding
! "A family party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
orear and sons e. this city Mrs; Sarah Ovens
Sweet sprlnss: are guests Of the New Saratoga"
Mr.. md Mrs ". H. .Bassctt and children de-
parted THURSDAY for Colorado to: spend moath.
Before returning they may visit the Pacific
Governor and Mrs. Lon V. Stephens depart soon
for Atlantic City. and other Eastern resorts. to
Mrs E c: Crow and children depart soon for
BriKantine Beach, n J.. to spend two months
Thursday for Buffalo to attend the Pan-Amei lean
Exposition. They accompanied the Press Asso-
Mrs H w, hsn1 9, Tssen is visiting her
chaties Burkhardt and Miss Ida. Burkhafdt Of
California No: depart Tuesday for Buffalo to
Miss MARY Pots # Mexico, WHO has been yis-
iting MSS Mary Brown, departed Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Q. Allen have returned from
iness and death Of Mr. Alens t ssi,ee ~ 'n'
Miss Nellie Green .entsrtained about twenty.
hotne on Winaton Heights 'si IN honor ss Of Miss
M Ma. P Siis Il aa MsS s N.
p9ss or co ana %r, visit ,Im ,o ha.
Reverend and Mrs }. H. Hendy. returned home
Mics jo.,is schultz Of 81. Louis i. visiting
s:s g. ts Y sss hss
us May Can't departs for series of
Mrs. ", A; Morrow is enjoying a visit at hel
old home N M,arsenseurg with her parents. Mr..
l %rs. ~ s.Iek Edward. en.ertain.d informally
S ss eusns
sGc.,n sns e asRTss The sHsss we're Msse.
serSsne shaiey. Anna Birch Anne suiiissn. Co
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MISS LEILA H. WAITE,
The popular girl vncennes prize the Vincenne
Capital PanAmercan contest.

Mr.. and Mrs Harvey A. Jones and daughter.
Doctor and Mrs. c. Z. Fulton and son, Roy.
Miss Madge Stone OF Mount Vernon Is enter
tanning house party this week. Among her
guests are Miss Grace Hyrer. Mr. Stanley Cali
land and Mr.. Burke Holbrook OF Springfield.
Miss Corinne Dixon, accompanied by Edith Cor
don. returned Friday from ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Stewart and son. Roscoe,
of Ocean Grove. \. j.. formerly Of Springfield,
sailed July II for Europe.
airs. II. Ii. Clark. after a visit to friends and
rsiaIves mere has gone TO St Joseph TO make
short visit before returning to her home In Grip
pie Creek.
Misses Grace Goode, Eta Moore Bertha Hol.
land. bertha Smith, Alice Massey. Lucy Shep.
pard. Messrs. Homer Cur1an Jamie Delaney and
Frank CarYna~k returned Friday from Ash Grove
ere they were the guests OF Helen and Winit
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie seiford gave q tea
Tuesday evening TO Miss Lillian Hymes, Miss
Cecil DE St. Aubin. Miss Nell HAYNES. Doctor
Toombs
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

AIrs. c. l.. Edwards Of Kirkwood has gone to
Colorado. -,
Mrs. Charles i. Kirg and Miss Carol King
OF kiri.wood have gone TO Connecticut
Mrs G. H. Mclean of Eirkwood gave a party
last night in horror ct Misses Marguerite fttt
and Ednonia Robinson of Louisville ny.
Mrs. ~. Z. Marshal! of Texas. VINO mas peen
visiting Mrs. John Mckevey in t>irHwood. nus
gone 10 New jersey for the summer. -,
Probate Judge Wurdernan has returned 70 Ms
nome IN Old Orchard from Manito,i Colo where
lie went with Mrs. Wurdernan and Miss aosnes
9f lafayetts avenue. Mrs. WurdeInan ana MISS
Ho5pes Will sperd the summer in the West.
Miss Emile liough of kirkwoaf who mas been
VISITING In Kansas city. has gone TO Los anse-
les with her father. H. W. Hough
Mrs Tom Young and her children OF Wensscr
Groves have gore to Sylvan Beach. where they
WI spend the rest of the summer.
Mra Aiy.n Berry Of Wiudcm s visiting reia-
tives In Virginia.
Ing friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Ed Merrill or Webster Groves IS visiting
her parents in Springfield.
Miss Laura De Yong OF Webster Groves de-
parted last Monday fer Chicago to attend the
Mrs J. 3. sn!dai, OF Clayton and Miss Lucille
NRrsnall of Window spending their vacation
in South Haven. Mich.
Miss Lucy Hereford Of ForsUson has been Wis
itng friends In Spanish Lake during the last
week
Mise Fannie Goodwin of Webster Groves Is Wis.,
i.ng In Chicago
Miss Lizzie kerruish has returned to her home
In Webster Groves from visit to Denver
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SOCIETY NEWS IN MISSOURI
AND OTHER NEIGHBORING CITIES
Kansas City, jefferson City, Springfield Hannibal Joplin Mattoon
Jerseyvile, Alton, Edwardsvlle, Eureka Springs
yinoennes Paducah.

Erwin, Gray and Mr.. Harry Hens,ey enjoyed an
outing az oercys Cave Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Headey departed Thursday for
Manitou and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. William Cook has gone to Canada a
visit.
Miss Ruth Ailsens Of Nashville. ILL.,. will arrive
this week on visit TO Miss Stella Mitchell.
Miss Becky walkensfaw has gone to Joplin for
n month.
Miss Lillian Gardner. Miss May Coleman and
Miss Fena Dow!n departed Thursday for Buff
falo.
Mrs. G. A. Hancock and daughter have gone 70
Montreal. Canada. to spend the summer months.
Mrs. Henry LIE Compt and little son. Julian.
have returned from pleasant visit to friends In
St. LoIs.
Mrs. u. u. Iitteton OF Pacific street Is in Can.
ton. u. visiting relatives.
Mrs. William Riennoff and children departed
Friday for put-ir-Ray.
Paul Theaker departed Saturday evening for
his home in Chicago. after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Miner.
Mrs. II. Clay Tompkins and granddaughter.
Euia Callahan. departed Tuesday night for Lake
Mrnetonka.
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Issts Price Alma Gas Katherine .I MeH Asas
M!iams Anne Kaiser Lena Ru mar charles
Kaiser Inc prizes, n vase ana pic'uie' "s
won by Misses Grafton and Shelley. ,,,,
picnic and rowing party was enJoyei M,
das afternoon and evening BY ot Mrs 81 Mesien'
Mary Brown. Madge Msiienna. Mathilaa J. Dali ,a
meyer. Francis Clark. Mr.. 4. Wright eiar', anu
Nj. and Mrs George W. Hohls entertained mt, ,iSsa
friends at an impromptn musicai las. 49,, 49,
after the Horse Show. followed u" suLppr.'
The guests ir.sent were Governor 'Giu Al. =
lockery: forurr Governor AMI Mrs. SsSepheIs,
1,r. and Mrs Goecn OF WarranspitS. =, ~ o,n'
Mrs. s. Il Cook, Mr.. ana Mrs; H no. ~ ho9', .
Mrs An,robus. Dr.. ans, Mrs j, Henry J,h,'. q n
Of Kansas City, Mrs connie Dunsconn u 81.
Louis. Misses Neya French Vi sheibyyiiihG I'LL NJ
birch of St Louis francis and Jesse Hsok "e ~
Gordon Katherine McHenry. Pearl Mlt ohsh ~
Geiumoia Msssrs. Edwin silver 1'.'i ,.hs ;a
Winston l.. $. Parker. Donald Henry Chafies
Hswkins and John Boogher Of ST. i.u Wool. nv
n horse show party was given last Neeh ny
Miss Mary Can't assisted by Mrs ,b lanes Misa b.
Grafton. Price. Sullivan. DuHol. .inss. sneiey y
and Miss Cosgrove of Roonville, the CUES, OF
honor: Messrs. Wells McNoy. GrimshnW., vat
son. Thomas. Kaiser. Kaime Of ST LOUIS ana
ele,p nFE
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all Of St. Louis. have registered in the course
of the last week.
At the Pence Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenthal.
Jr. j. +. Carpenter. Ii. Greenwood and e. ~.
Cullcm OF st. Louis were among last week
arrivals.
AT the Thatch House, Mr.. and Mrs: W. n.
Thompson arrived, whiie ST. Louisans at other
hotels include a. J. Mcdonald and family, aaT.
and Mrs. Pardue Mr.. and MIS-. Glorious, b. >.
Smith and mother. A. Wilkins. W. B. Young
and W. n. Alley.
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To Autumn. suRerers.

Lawson E.ividge of Darlington, H.. says
he was cured of chronic asthma Of long
standing by Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t gives
uosi,iye relief in all cases Of asthma. SO this
disease, when not completely cured, Is
robbed of all Its terrors by this great REM
edy.
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City and Miss May Glover capturing the farors.
Beside sthe club members Miss Estrada enter
tanned by Mines Mary Huey. Hugh Wherritt. W.
Mrs. Maude Weaver OF Aurora spent last week
with her mother In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven ,Claycomb have returned
from visit OF several weeks in the country.
MrR J. D. Pifer Is visiting at her old home IN
Buchanan, w. Va.
Miss Beatrice Enos went to her home in Osh-
kosh. Wis, Friday. after a visit to Miss Nellie
Pierce.
Tex. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Fillmore
Mr.. Herman Meister Of st. Louis Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Henry weymann.
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vlxCENxEs. IND.

Special Correspendence OF Tho Sunday Espubiio
formerly 81 VIncennss, and John ". wrsht Of
Pullman, , wssh; were married last week rex they
invitation have been issued for ths wedding
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JERsEYYILLE. ILL.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Renubl.c
Jerseyv.ne Ill., July 1.-THE Reverend Father
Failon OF st. Francis Hayiers Parish. has Just
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-05
Passengers by stenmship..

Passengers by steamship Chattahoochee
New York for Savannah, Feb. 2-Miss L.
Cornell, Mrs. Beaman and nephew n. c.
Beaman and sons, j. f. Hayes. Thomas
Cleary, c. Carr, p. Garrguilo, NJ Savar-
csc, II. Savarese Mrs. NJ. butcher. D. f.
Cowles and wife, A. Cox, G. w
Mathews and wife, Mrs. l.. Gillespie
Miss n. Collyer Mrs. l.. Nen, l.. Neff
Master j. l.. Neff, A, w. Anderton, j. A.
VarnedOe, Mr.. Sickles. Miss Sickles. Mrs
Sickles. r r. Richardson, j. J. Long, A.
Jaeger, Annie Moskovitz, L. Neill, Jacob
Fussel J. II. Drury, B. Dewolff j. A.
Olsen, II. /. Dean, j. Moore, A. j.
Mathews, f. G. Bryan, I. f. Jones, r.
Smith J. J. Reilly, NJ. H. Erwin, j. Gel
ger and wife.
Passengers arrived last night on steam
ship Chatham, from Baltimore-Miss M.
II. Lyons, Mrs. Il. NJ. Landon, Miss l..
Vaeth, Charles r. Marks, Vernon Waring,
Master Waring, Thomas i. Warning, Mrs.
Hyde, f.. M. Landon, Miss Grover, A c.
Williams, A. Fl. Stacey, r. b. Warning,
Miss Mary j. Waring, A. w Hyde, Miss
E. Hyde.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-05

Allegheny Savannah; schooner Joel f
Sheppard. Fernandina
Fernandina, Fla. Feb. 4.-Cleared, brig
c. c. Sweeney, Miller Conakry, W. c. A.
schooners Anna, Gillet, New York; H. b
Holman (Br), McNeal, Georgetown.
Pensacola, Fla, Feb. ARRIVED steam
ship Pensacola, Simmons. Galveston; shiT
Honolulu (Br), Porter, Rio Janeiro, via
Barbados
Sailed, bark Bjorne CNor), Thomadsen
Honfleur.
Cleared, steamship Pensacola, Simmons
Galveston bark Annie NJ. Otal), Mari
Rosario
Jacksonville. Feb. 4.-Entered, schoon-
ers j. G. II. Jackson, New York; James
Judge Philadelphia; Zachius, Sherman
New Haven, Conn; Warren Adams, New
York.
Key West, Flatl Feb. ARRIVED night
Bird, steamer Mascotte White, Port Tam
pa and sailed for Havana.
Charleston, S. c., Feb. ARRIVED
steamer Algonquin, Platte. Jacksonville
proceeded New York; schooner Victory
(Br) Munro Baracoa.
Sailed, steamers 'Navahoe, Johnson
Brunswick; Blakemoor CBr), Butcher
Savannah; schooners, Charles F. futile
Bowen, New York; George II. Ames
Watts, Boston.
Apalachicola Fla. Feb, 4.-Entered
steamer Norris w. Child, Murphy Boston
Cleared. barkentine Glenafton Br1
Mundy. Buenos Ayres.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-05
PRESTON SELLING LIQUOR.

Americas Times Recorder: Americas
little neighbor across the Kinchafoonee,
Preston. rather astonished herself AMI
other staid towns in this section day or
two ago, by resuming the sale of whisky
after a long lapse of twenty-one years
end a fun fedged store is in blast there
row. They are operating under a license
granted by the Board of Town Commits
sioners elected in January. 1t is not
known whether or not other licenses will
be issued. Preston, for twenty-siX years
has been a town without municipal
head. 1t was previously governed by
five town commissioners, but since 1876
or 1877 no election of commissioners mas
been held and the town rocked along
without them. Early I'm January, however,
a new board was elected, and recently a
license to sell liquor was granted Messrs.
Horn e. Bell.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-05
Moons Phases for February.


Steamship Chatham, Easter, Baltimore
j. j. Carolan, agent.
Steamship Berkshire, Ryan, Philadel-
phia.-J. j. Carolan, agent
Steamship Ormesby (Br), Robinson
Shields.-J. f. Minis e Co.
Steamship Cheronea (Br), Hansen
Charleston,--A. f. Churchill.
Ship Germanic (Nor), Sunde, Rotter.
dam.-Paterson-D Downing Co.
Bark Melchoirre Qtal). Muro, Mobile
0eaking) .-Strachan & Co
Schooner Augustus Welt, Sproule, Bal.
timore.-Master.
Schooner Rebecca NJ. Walls. Little
Philadelphia. Master
Schooner Julia Elizabeth (Br), Sweet
ing, Nassau.-Master
Schooner j. f. duBignon, Turner, New
York.-Master.
Schooner Louvina (Br), Warner. New
York-MaSter
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-05
RIsnoFT,s pErALcATIoN.

The Tampa Tribune, in commenting up
on the investigation of the tax collectors
office there. has the following to say:
The record OF the First National Banks
taxes reveals a particularly bold bit Of
defaIcation, which must have been dis
covered al first glance, whether the pres
ent disclosures had ever occurred or not.
The First National Banks taxes appear
on the tax roll as only S74.37. while i'm
mediately under this record appear the
Exchange National Bank and the Citi-
zens Bank entries, al S531 each. Natur-
ally, the great discrepancy apparent would
have caused en- immediate inquiry, when
81 would have been discovered, by the
FIRST Nationals production Of is receipt,
showing o payment Of s7l3 TO Bishon per-
eon3lly that some $500 had beou appro-
priated ia one lump from tine city treas
ury. Ana d. accidentally. the bank had
lDsf its receipt, 30 would have been placed
"a very embarrassing position, having
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-05

That Decatur county win have new
So. 900 court house is a settled fact. The
commissioners were in session Wednesday
considering bids, etc. The structure VIII
be of ebrick and stone, equipped with all
modern conveniences. and attractive In Its
apartmspts The location for the ne"
building has not yet been decided upon
definitely, but from the best information
obtainabe it will be placed on the site
occupied by the old building, or upon
another lot owned by the county. 1t IS
believed, however that the placing OF
the new court house on the old site will
give general satisfaction.