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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
EUREKA SPRINGS. ARK.

snec,sI Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Eure,a Springs. Aug. s-The past week at the
s,'I has so Sssn nSts and t an .iS,a1 pa sqae.'O az. aeD
e' saiuyd ave morning a crowd Of twenty from the
out in the mountains on White River where they
were caught in \ heavy summer shower: but.
nothing daunted. the party spent the day hshins;
the whole party was .'kodackcd" by an oblising
stranger who happened along.
ISiis entertaIned the quests Of the Thach with
"a Library Hunt" Mrs Marie Crane of Chicago
won the INST prize. answering twenty-five Of the
gotten up and proved very amusing
Manager George West Of the ST. l.. IN A.
sn,s,,'inea the listing Frisco IMPORTATION r. SI,s Of .
The guests Of the Cnauiauqua were deiisht-
s speS, f in saneins and raid I'D .ua ans followed BY :
dainty luncheon. after which the young Iad,es
and gentlemen enjoyed a tally-ho ride to the
Quinston. Noble Mcouinstcn. J. r. Stoker. f. c.
McGraith and c. W. speirs Of st. Louis were
Misses Mary Patiiio and Ella o'Failon Of 81.
Louis are among the charming young ladies' at
A horseback and carriage party from the Pence
explored the Nine-Mile Cave Tuesday. Lu1cn
was taken and enjoyed picnic fashion out In the
MT. and Mrs. Charles schelI and two sons Of
ST. Louis. who haze teen at the Ihach with q
large party OF ST. Louisans. returned home Tres-
John Koch and daughter. N. l. Lemmens.
Misses Anna. Della and Allie Mii,sir. hn:
M Noen MIS- Miss Jeasf.' Jaeger. Ms: Ray. /. y:
shelby, W. Z; Rattenhury. G. G. Grassman ana
w. II. Elliott. Mrs. 8. 6: Riley. 7. NJ Hoiton
and family. c. r Grey. w L Rowden and p L
Harm are among the 81 Looissns wsS nsn,
week.
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OCEAN T.. n. J..

Special Core spondence of The Sunday Republic.
Ocean Grove. y. J.. Aug. 2.-The Ocean Grove
summer School of Theology is now engaging the
attention OF the thousands Of worshlrers at this
camp meeting resort. For its annual ten days
session the school opened on Tuesday under n.
presidency OF bishop John y. Fitzgerald Of -.
Louis. the head Of the Camp Meeting Associa-
tlon. Among the lecturers are the Reverend
George Z. Purves. ID. d. LII D.. ~ the Fifth
Avenue Presb! terrain Church. New York. former
" professor in the Princeton Theological Sem
mary; TIE Reverend Gross Alexander. II. d. Il
Nandert 1t University: the Reverend $. W. Gam
hle. u. D.. on The Sabhath": the Reverend 6.
y; Dryer D. ~. on Evangelical Faith" ard
astical Primary" Mrs. Ormiston Chant, tine
weli-known. English social refcrmer. gave three
lectures this week on The New Woman and
the Old Woman" America As Seen Through an
Ensiishwouan's Eyes and "a Bird's-Eye View
Of the Twentieth Century
Under the auspices OF the School Of Theology.
Rossinis 'Stabat Mater was rendered in the
auditorium tonight by the festival chorus OF
so voices. the auditorium orchestra of nifty pieces
and DISTINGUISHED soloists. Prominent among
the guests from ST Louis IS Mrs. J. L. Carleton.
who is accompanied by her child and maid.
II. Lee OF Aulala. Ia.
A Lincoln. Neb., visitor at the Iancdoa is
George II. Roberts.
Miss Mary Louise Finlay and Mis-. Amelia X.
Finiay of Council Bluffs are rtsying at he
Park View.
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LAKE MISxEroxKA. MINI.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Lake Minnetonka. MINI. Aug. 1.-THE delight
week made the crowded prosrs%ms Of his week
= most ..i.;faesory one 70 all who. p.rticipated:
e gyspsdu last Monday with ,o : hop At the Ice rasa.
given in honor q the visit;ns ,snn,: plsyer. tn.
shnn:s sIai' Yacht ehs0 cfub d:1 nee. s, o. ssiisca, 81 r sss
ssn nsa1ss event tent, Of r, chi; w ,.ss,: Ips sSfITsm% Ts. closing
s s.ss!Iss cp. n's &. most most en ssSais sT psISap. iS being s the
Friday evening party At he Hotel Del oteso.
an .njOyssi. hop Which ended !: DAY. Of golf
playing at Minnefonka Beach. while the biweekly
rom rom , 81 ' Weeks ass pros1s%me. "" absent
Mr.. 6. d Cash Of kan:ss City has been visit:
came out TO the lake this week for q tour Of
Minnstonka on the pn,issr; o,,
late arrivals at the Lake.
I Mr.; : J; 5 dOnrs OF q a ..rsiai NE Weeks wn 2, has sss ssen
returned home this week
9eeSs with friends in Minnesota.
time with S'i Mrs. ". 4. BossIt at cottasewood.
Louis. suen, = dsy this week on the Puritan.
Mr. waliof made the machinery Of the steamer
Puritan the Maynower and other iauncheoa'' on
,I q, ma .d Mrs ,' m:" Vim q fri 81, .G N M Ras: sss.
ana expect to come out to the lake before re-
Ma. '; S,s,:s s.rs S... .s =; siSs: sss s's is nS s.s By 3;
h.r s.. Louis guests. Miss Parks and Miss Lillian
Doctor F. T. Cook Of Taylor. Tex. has been In
10 S'n he Isns f fSr : . sSor outing before reiurnins
home.
H. {. Black II, Gaires.!Ile and Mrs. Carver and
NJ y u Downs Of Fulton, ILL.,. IL among the
recent s,avai. Al the Hotel y Paul. Excelsior.
Mr Irvic. Arnold az Wichita Kas. was visit
inr IN uInrsenoIs last week and has been out at
The iaks Yor.s abort outing.
naytx 20 JulnoIsans who registered at the
Hotel Ia psnt last week consisted Of Mr.. and
Mrs, J. D. Kasse o. ronS,sc ana MIS-. A. u.
Among the recent arrivals from Missouri are
Mis- N. Brockhausen OF hermann No They
last week on The. stesmss Quincy. -. ham.
las, weth after q short oqsinE At ne lake
the late srriysis ri the Hotel 'Cottagewood. near
An un~-.s,xc euchre party given last week
nv ths }sS;s. N The White Houee there were sig
table, ana the nrst ladies' prize was won by
Ma srderson Of Fort Smith. Ark. Tie
Hrst een,,emen:s prize fen to Mr.. z. Demeter OF
aranI Al. C.rrolIton. No.. folks who have
c~onciudeh to return TO their homes before the
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PETOSkEY, MICH.

Special Correspondence Of Tie SUNDAY Republic.
retoskey. Mich: AVS: s- ,Ss is Iql! 81 E,
as the distributing point for the northern re-
sort world. Not many 81; Louis people locate
lowing the suburban arteries of travel around the
borters Of The bay. The Arlington tonight gives
W. S. White and Mrs. White are enjoying ife
Mrs. Charles @. Bunum. Frank w. Bunum
and T. W. Buiyum Of Louisiana. No. are stay
ing at the Ariinston and swinging around the
Mrs: NJ: Heeht and Carl Ieeh, OF St louis
ARMED 1,Ssl g, ne imIeria aby ses ssye Scacb.a p.,o,sey
within the past two Or thy.e days are: aT ndi
Frsn ns.Fi Eabs Il: Ernst I .nG Beck. M, Mrs c Ge sSse' b ses
and Mrs. Addison $. Goodman
who are spending the summer in Northern Mich
iGan Is Mr.; Fred G: Wooster. who is staying
days fishing on The picturesque Burt Lake ne
has to show a hne string consisting OF piek.
OF sfei iif, Salify ash! pi 10 s aas 1 nssain s'' 3, ' the eht smaller
catches in other lakes. Mr.. wooster is Justly
pieun 81 ,a ,s,s 'e of aSs ssrins s'S q Ash to Show his
friends upon his return TO -: aT1ts. p.,h., Cot.
tase. Bay View. and has been quite III. Is rap
Idly recovering
perial. They expect to remain about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. shives are at the Ar
Doctor A. F. Book is spending a short time at
Mr. Gsor Hs%fn''' balm III Li 10 z. f Issi; b,, returned.
leaving his family at the Andrews cottage. In
II. Gehner is n new arrival a, Bay View.
Mrs. Hugo Jacobson is at the Imperial. for q
few weeks. MIR. II. shenks. Mr.. and Mrs. q. o.
Hammond. Mrs. L. F.. Schlange. Miss Marie
SchlanEe and Eugene II. Schlan.e are recent ar
rivals.
Mn. A. c. Carr and her mother. Mrs, Bremond
of Austin. Tex. came to the Cushmen last week
for the rest Of the season.
s. II. Peck at the Arlington. spending the day
a. Petosxey and returning 10 Mackinac Island
the same night.
A partv OF st. Louisan. arrived Monday a. the
Meyer. They are Mrs +: w Horrtson Misses
ders and Misses Beatrice and Gertrude saunders.
Nj. and Mrs. II. c.. Gottfried and two chi,drsn
House cottages.
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NARRAGANsETT, PIER, r. L.

Special Correspondents Of The Sunday Republic.
Narragansett Pier. r. l., Aug. Tho season Is
rapidly. sppsoachinE Its height at NarEagansett
tournament. which was inaugurated at Wildheld
farm on Monday. society had a new diversion
aud hocked to the Country Club in automobiles.
two weeks OF polo this year. and there are three
events to attract the polo enthusiasts Of Mar
rasansett. jamestown and Newport The Rhode
Island. Narragansett. and Point Judith Country
for. and some OF the crack teams Of tho country
have been entered in the tourney. including the
By-n Mawr Of Philadelphia. the Philadelphia
Country Club four. the Westchesters and the ia
nous Myopias OF Boston.
This year SO great has been the demand for
spaces on the polo field that q long row OF car
rage and automobile positions have been re-
served by the Polo Committee en- the south side
space has been taken. The polo neld 10 in
superb condition. and one of tho most interesting
tournaments ever held here Is anticipated. on
account CT the large cottage colony 1t the Pier
be much larger than usual.
At tho polo tourney the carriage Of Doctor
and Mrs. j.. Lawrence Of st. Louis has been
Ms. ReEnaH De Roven ana Reginald De
Koven. the composer Of Robin Hood" and other
operas. passed Sunday At Narrsgansett.
Mr.. and Mrs; A. n. straike OF 81. Louis have
arrived at the Pier.
have Joined the guests at the new Gladstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brinsmade of st. Louis are
late arrivals
is also among the gay throng at the polo fourna-
The Grecian tents on the Gladstone lawn seem
to Be taking the place Of the asmolishsd Casino
dip in the surf, society nocks to the tents for
light and liquid refreshments.
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wno have watched the trend Of social life there
NIL many seasons that this year has been s,s a re
board and coaching days, when people Of note
from the Yves, spent their summers there and
ssetds prsnced over the mountain highways to
M ave and ADMIRATION q the nativs.. .
q. the summer guests were TO take part: But
HIM. Instead Of the CONVENTIONAL run scross the
me aree he;el his srea se po!k.hiIs T ma e. a dash W
score. OF pretty young women who We're there 10
IsSer saea a ' display iS Ss h nsssls :,nse old 4. vi. +.
stewart. frs; opened his feminine finery DEPART
Many ST. ,Loui. guests of former seasons here
b zen here THIS year. among the iates, arrivals
Miss Harriet Johnston. who are. stopping At the
hesperfs Ars. =. 81. Kenler. also Of 81 Lou.s
daughter. AR. and Mrs. Georse i. Tower. Jr.
At ,he ocssn.ids MAGNOLIA, are ,hs Misses g;
+ 4, Williams. Jr. and Miss A. ;. COusIand Of
Il: I;e.d Jonss OF St. Louis is a, the New
are at The isit outage. East uloucrsier. with
Mr.. ,i,ureh's mother. Mrs. Hutchinson.
resis,efed at the Moorinnd. East GLOUCESTER.
tiers of st. Louis have taken a cottage ut Man
hsster-by-the-sea where they Will i-main the
NJ ana M. p; !. es.,l.n 2; = Louis are
! M ine a aaa'f Ms ho j. il. " S1asis and Mae sas Mls.e.
Norris VI st. Louis are late srrlvnis at the
Mapiewocd. Iitfsie:d. Mass II Is expected they
Will remain f.r the annual horse show. which Is
for September Is.
Doctor and Mos. James w. Ell ason and Miss
Ellison Of st. Louis have arrived a; the Back
Rock House. Cohaseett. Mas. for August.
Al the Hailstt House, HyannIsport, down on
Cape Cod shores. is registered Miss Susie Belle
Murphy OF st. Louis. She expects 10 remain
during the season.
A late arrival at the Malvern. Bar. Harbor.
Mount Deset. Ne. Is Mrs. J. A.. Jacobs Of -.
Louis.
Al. the Grand Hotel. Yarmouth. Nova Scotia.
Is Miss Sarah Brown OF s. Louis.
r. T.. Hanenkamp OF 81. Louis made the
ascent To h. tip of Mount Wa,i;inst ~ enc la
this week.
Mrs. a. c. Cassidy and Mrs.. Annie A. Crsme-
OF st. Louis are recent arrivals a. fittsfieid.
Mass.
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Close OF hot weather are MessrA Lee. Owens.
Dunlap and Doctor Cooper; Mrs. Lee and chill
MI. n: T. Updesraft Of Kansas city Is enjoying
z vacation at the lake and has already caught u
Mes.rs. Grail and Weldner Of Macon. Mo-. re-
turned home last week after a short outing At
Among those who are enjoying an outing at
and Mrs. Burton s Smith, tSiiS Miss Bella II t Sad Mr. JACK MI
maimsted' Miss Mary McArren and Miss C1arice
AT a breakfast given last week by Mrs. Van
CoeIt at Crescent Beach. Mr. Hugh Bachner OF
'Trenson. No. : wss TepIe-entea las, week at
HoIe! 81 Louis BY. Messrs. H. Stein. ID. L. Stern
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Ward of St Louis. who
made the "Trip TO st; Paul by way OF the river
noushs. Maple Heights.
A%0n M,, ,ss late a., arr asriy Wh,,s ct Lake Park Is M
Mr.. H.. II. o'Irien Of 81. Louis. who has beea
,nieyi sna an ehi aa1inF i G' a : %sa's or r @1ns S'i ho%s
last week. leaving his family TO remain Tor an
Mrs. ii. ID. Price ami three children of Aurora;
H.. have arrived at tire lake and are guests OF
Among the late arrivals from -. Louis nce
Mrs. Fisher. Miss Anna Fisher and Bromley
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Smith and their ehiidrsnw
l Carroll. Vernon and Adeiine Saith-are enjoying
an outing at zumbra Heights, on the upper lake
They chartered the Helena the other day fSr an
DAY OF Miss Adeiine Smith and her friend Doro-
Nj. and Mrs. D.. ID. Thomas and son q kansas
lake. Ieft last week for Buffalo to attend the
| Pan-Amsricau Exposition.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Clayton or st. LOUIS ar
| rived last week and are guests at the Pneips cot
| tare. Excelsior.
s-an,ain Wm. NJ Eads Of Carrollton. Mo. WHO
| headed the procession OF his townspeople WI,
| came I'D here several weeks ago 90 remain rnIl
the close Of hot weather. is row wing IN = 80
| ical condition at tho Sampson House. Exceissor.
having been taken with a stroke Of naraiysis on
;he night 81 September q. captain Eads.s chi,
| dren were t.le-raphed for that same night. AMI
two OF hts daughters. Mrs. James F. Graham arr
| Mrs II. +. Cason Of CarrOllton. Mo-. arrived july
%. His son-ln-law. Mr.. Henry c. Reed OF For,
| Scott. Kas. arrived n day later. ana MIS-, heee
| soon followed. The two sons. MeSsrs- LOUIS anu
| Charles Eads OF Fort Scott. reached here later IN
| the week. as dLd likewise another daughter. Mr-.
\ John W. Harrison Of 81 Louis. whom IL was on,
| fouit to find. as she had not yet reached the end
| OF her trip East
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LAWYER HAS A TALE OF WOE.
Tells How He Finally Served Pa
pers on Active Mrs. Day.

New York. Aug. 2--Two remarkable facts
stand out concerning Mrs. Olive E. Day.
One is that when a process server seeks
her she is elusive. The other is thar. al
though once an actress. she swearS that she
never has worn diamonds.
Her modesty in regard to Jewels was
shown when she was In the City Court in
supplementary proceedings. brought by gro
GERS. who obtained a Judgment for Sl1f
many weeks ago. Her agility In the other
regard was testified to with sadness by
Julius A. Getzelschen. an attorney.
I'VE went to the Hotel Rossmore to serve
the papers, said Getzelschen. She had
heen gone Just FIVE minutes Where TO:
Brighton Beach Hotel. We rushed there.
She had been gone just i've minutes. Where
to-? The Brighton Beach race track. We
hurried there. She had been gone just fve
minutes. Where to? The Brighton Beach
Hotel. We ran back. She had been gone
lust 1--WE minutes. Where to? Into the surf.
came out and dressed: then we served tho
papers"
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MACKINAC ISLAND. MICH.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Mackinac Leland. Mich. Aug; e:.Harriet Mar,
as the seat Of the old Indian trading post of
Astoria, Other. know it as the seat q an In,
tenderest natural beauty on the face Of the green
earth"
verify itself. Since art has added to what nature
50 lavishly. impaired 1t would seem that the
A rime Would Si Pan fan to tell z 'e of .h ss" minor social
functions which have crowned the past week and
SON. The socially inclined have crowded the
bathrooms, for the bracinE atmosphere enables
ticeabie fatigue A favorite trip is the daily
run " the coast in the Wsus,n to n. nshin.
M. and Mrs. IT,. c. Weber and Mis-. Lo.tie
Weber of st. Louis came to the island Sunday
and are entoyine life at the Grand.
Ms:srs. Gustsve ana william N,smann are
Paul Rnsch f. a guest Of Landlord Weaver
.d Mrs: w !. sniov' rsnn q SUNNI snmme re', Of S qa ese and ns'I 1.ss
Mrs. Peter vreienhurr 81 Springfield. III. ana
weil-known Western reanle al the New Mack'nar.
Al The cr,na' are e en,husia .,ir soi,er. and rsher-
men. Thev will have some good stories for their
81 Mrs. no" R. '1 Ro%ss On 's sna r Nis. soph,. NJ. Rom
bauer are the --latest additions TO the ST. Louis
Samuel s. Williams Is resortIne a. Bennett
Paul Iiehka Henri I<ischers and family and
Thomas. Can.ry: Kan.e. CITY. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bschrack. Misc F1orenc. G. Neele. H.. s.
Julian. Mrs. II. c. Rren: and II. s. ShaNrsr.
are having q Rrest run ~ luck. "Wednesday
afternoon thew made . rood catch Of bass. The
largest. webbing six Mound. wa. taken bv ~
Hennessy. while an eight pound pike was caught
by Mr.. Hal'dsv.
Mrs. JOSEPH Bov-e ard Mise Eo-~e sriyed ia
the Norfivest Thursday ard Will be at the
Mission Hors~ for several weAts..
Mfr. and Mrs. George l. Hassetf - west
minister place have come 70 the Grand fo- a
stav. after a visit o: some time at the Buffalo
Eynosition-
Mr.. and Mrs. p. 4 steer. with Mrs. Steers
sister. Mrs. George Herriot. will STRIVE AT the
Grand on the 9Th for the rest If the season
The DICK ut the waferworks piant has heen ev-
tended fifty feet. making II available TO the large
boats.
Doctor snd Mrs. Robert Wilson sai Mics
Cath.rine Cunningham arrived Wedresdav at the
Mission House for the rest Of the season.
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AsBURY PARK, n. J.

Special Correspondence Of Ths Sunday Republic.
Asbury Park. n. J.. Aug. 2-The August crush
IL on promptly at the beginning Of the month
August never falls. whatever June or July may
do. to pack AsbuTy,,s 80 hotels: whether ne
yesterday morning several Of the pr,nsipai hotels
hotels are chock null, and the season will not
reach its elimination for two weeks yet.
To tie festivities in connection with the tenth
annual baby parade there will be added an ino-
walton this year-a fairy festival In the evening.
1t which Tftania. the goddess Of the fairies. will
receive her subjects in royal splendor. The re-
sort will spend 1900 on the festival The master
of amusements at the Coleman House. Professor
L E. Dare. has been engaged to organize the
Fer the handsomest decorated coach In the
baby parade . $40 cup IL offered. There will be
. prize for the babe coming from the farthest
point from Asbury Park. That distinction thus
Tar, among the youngsters registered. fails TO
and Mrs.. c r. McKenly Of Denver.
Doctor Edward F. Brady Of st. Louis II taking
life easy at the Colonnade.
ME-. and Mrs. e. ]. Case and Miss Florence
Case Of Peoria, III, are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Scott Of st Louis are
enjoying Atlantic breezes on their hotel piazxas.
CMaha guests include A. C.. Hirst and J. L.
Godffey.
i. Myers IL a late st. Louis arrival. and Miss
Biia0 OF Lincoln. Neb-, IL an August guest
I. W. Hendley Of 81. Joseph. No. u spending
Atgvst here.
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waters In the harbor So as to allow the NOTE.
work will be completed In a week ~,
Mrs. W.. A. Stickney had Miss Bingham Of Cni-
cago give a lecture on art at her cottage fri1ay.
Miss bingham has been giving a series OF iee-
lures at the Point at different cottages .A
chafies Parsons. the ST. Louis banker. W.
charies Psttus. came to the Point for an IN
VIM Arthur Stickney has Joined the otuss
members OF the fsmily at the cottage on ~
POINT The Stickney men are all great sporn
men: W. A. Stickney IL a yschtsman OF consia.
cradle renown on the Little Traverse Bay watss
and the chief promoter OF the yacht clup ny
regatta stuart Stickney IL the golfer OF inc
family and has won quite a reputation on III
ferent links throughout the country. lie mas
given much time and money TO the Improvement
Of the Harbor Point links. Taylor Stlckney Is q
great lover OF hoSses. and while he has neNsr
brought any Of his fast horses w here his irienus
say he would much rather he handling the In-
bons than yachting. go.fne OF o'duigins In any
other sport.
turned TO the Iiarbor last week after a trip 20
the only warship Great Britain will allow on the
lakes. The Michigan was built in lsi4 ana may
be replaced before many years bv a new one
part Of the necessary APPROPRIATIONS having al
ready been made.
]. ]. Green Is at the Emmett House. Hafbor
Springs.
Mrs. James Hutchinson. Miss Hutchinson am
Miss Gertrude Hutchinson are at EInnlet b'i'"
for the rest Of the season.
Mr.. l.. a. Hopkins gave a dinner at the iiaio7f
Point Club Thursday.
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LONG BRANCH, n. j.

Special Correspondents Of The Sunday Republic.
Long Branch. N. J., Aug. 2.-Though the horss
show Is past and gone. the season gives no sp-
pearance Of waning. The arrivals this week have
far outnumbered the departures On Monday
after the close Of the horse show festivities, and
the bathrooms tonight present scenes OF brilliant
merriment-
On the horse show piazza gossip continues to
gowns, the heavy attendance. the enthusiasm
over the award Of blue ribbons. The largest
of Carmandale. Ia l.. who won Nss. The Ger
kendaie Farm was second with So. and Frank
four horses entered. His Sand-ingham and Bur
bingham won two OF the four championship
events.
The social event of next week will Be the
annual bal champetere At the West End.
President Mckinley may visit Long Branch
toward the end OF the month. Abner Mckinley.
who is at the Eiberon. has engaged rooms pro-
yisionally there for the President
Mrs. Silk Is q recent st. Louis arrival 1t the
West End.
At the ST. Charles IL I. T. Manning Of Charles
City Ia
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CHAUTAUQUA, I'LL.

Special Correspondence of The sunday Republic:
Chautauaua: Aug =-Boatins. T,snsns a am t sSt,
nj, s.sSipri River have been among the most
popular amusements for chautaucuans ir the
Nightly excursions have been given, on the
iipp rgs River bos, has been brought into service
to crafty the tastes OF the Chautauquans the
GSsa'a sHaG2 ESo as9' in Ar, The " aeeS ef se,Wecn' Ellsah;
Grafton, Portage des Sioux and otner histo,.rs
anchored at the leach. the private pleasure
craf: Of the Chautanauans Among the nm
Russell e. Gardner. the 81; Louis manutaesuser'
and the naphths launch Of Robert y; Eripsnu,s -:
kings Daurhter's cottage. on Springfield az,
nue.; Several evenings Each weTx me- his susHts
10 the Illini Yacht Clubhouse on liini is.ana !,
S,ir,Gn Bay Mr., B5inshn Tnln sas and delights
TO explore the many tr.bi:rries ot the Mississlppi
Rrinsharst seems equally load OF occasionally
sticking on s~andbars. tudsing from me enpNtf
The Mss. Vance Of Eiwardsville are spend
ing the season at the "Bide-a-Wee 'o''"se ''
j q KunferIe. tn. 81. Loui. manufacturer
and Mrs. Kupferlo have opened their eo''ase
Ms joseph Mills Of Eas, ST. Louis Is spend
Ing the season at the Piasa sprinE Hotel
the season a. the Eeiief corps cettage-
Mrs. Edward sriith and the .n dhs Gey smith
OF 81. Louis are tenting on Upper sprinshe'a
Miss NJ. A. Herman Of BellevilIe is here for
the season .-.
Mrs ~. w. Everett and son. Ernest ETerett.
Of Highland. III. have taken a cottage Tor inc
season. ....
Grace and Leah Hiliisrd Of Brighton. III. nave
a cottage on Alton avenue
the season at the W. c. T. ". Cottage
Among the East ~. Louisans who are spend
,,r ne season here are: Mrs. V. 3. Cash. Mrs.
David Miller. Mrs. e. Gray. Ms ID H SprecheT:
Mrs. McKeon. Miss Bertha Helm. MISS Sarrie
MIS- n KATE s' Berger Of Beiievilie is here for the