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W. ". Brnkley Of Carthage. No.. is q recent
arrival. f.
Miss Nellie 7. Powers Of 81. Louis: Orsh II.
Hubbard Of Ceutrslla: Mrs. A. b. eaudford and
Miss Ida Lockhart OF Pierce City are Nissour1ans
who resistered at the sunny SIDE on SATURDAY.
tie Murphy OF Joplin. No.. are recent guests.
ping here.
Carl Bryant Of Indiana. NO.. has returned
after a tour OF the state.
Miss Eta r. Smith Of Richmond Is with q
Miss Fannie Price of St. Joseph has Joined
Mr.. and Mrs John shiremsn. Jr.. Of st. Joseph,
registered at the Barker THURSDAY.
Miss, Helen F. Donnelly OF SedaIia. No.. Is n
guest here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b.. Estep and Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Voliman Of st. Louis are a pleasant party
here for several weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex, n Lewis and Charles A.
Powers are ST. Louis guests who arrived THIS
Doctor Edward Evers Of ST. Louis has jo,rcd
bis family. Who have BEEN at the Sunny side
for the past month.
Mr.. and MIRA ,. A. rrszin ans Miss Praziu or
ST. Louis arrived on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Eckert Of 81. louis and J.
y. Eckert Of Kirksville are registered at vre
Grard View. also Dora and Rose Schroeder of
Esst St Louis.
Other Mis~curisn ms stonpin~ in The resort are
Edw. Evin. st. Louis. z ~. Rodgers. Tarxio:
G.. w. Bernett. Sedalia: p. c. Pis-er. et. Jo-
-enh. Doctor and Mr.. n A. Nenfsn. R>n~sx
Nen6In and rtss Cordia KEYS. Misr Clara Noble.
Mis- Myrtle Adams OF St. Joseph: IL c. Demean
and Mrs. H.. Duncan. Osborne: c! r. Matthew'S.
Mrs. J. L. Sterist. son and daughter. Webb
city: Mrs u. J. Latta. St. louis: Mrs. A. e.
Rirney and Miss Myeas. st. Joseph; H..w. sapcr
OF st. Louis.
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ILL.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Edwardsville, Aug. l6-Mr. and Mrs u. l. Bur
roughs have gone TO Benton Harbor. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Staben will depart Tues
cav for Put-in-Bay.
Misses Nina Freeman and Estelle Hoppe Of Al
ton were visitors in Edwsrdsville this week
Mr.. ard Mrs E e. Scheer returned Tuesday
evening from oconornowoc-
Miss Elise Durer will depart next week Tor
Tin" BLUFF. Ark.
Miss Julia Keown entertained the Twentieth
Century Club with a lawn party this evening.
Alderman and Mrs. c. II. Bnr;els departed
Tuesday for a trip up the St Lawrence.
Miss Frances +. Mailer is visiting Miss Birdie
Brown Of No. 2sI1 Pine street. st. Louis.
Miss Daisy Nicodemus Of TSylorville Is being
entertained By Miss Frances Gerber.
The y. o. Nelson employees are arranging a
dancing PARTY for Wednesday evening at Le-
claire Hall.
Misses Anna and Louise Hofmeister OF st
louis are visiting relatives. guests OF G. J.
Leuckel and family.
Miss Alice Miller. who was the guest of Miss
Florence BarracIough. has returned 10 her home
at Kampsvilie.
Miss Christine CordeIl has returned from a visit
20 81. Louis.
Mrs. T. w. Springer and children have re-
turned from a summer visit In New YORK state
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

Miss Clara RIrkett has returned to her home
Territory.
Misses Eina Mckinney ard Mary Mills OF
Webster Groves are at the Maple Shade Cottage
in Paw View. Mich.
Miss Theresa GenaiI n. Price Post Office is
VISITING relatives n Springfield. No.
Miss Hattie Narcwefher OF Dallas. Tex. Is a
guest OF the Misses Manret in Ferguson.
Miss Olive JACQUES IF Kansas Csty. Mo-. is a
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Samuel Pryor.
Miss rs--'~ Wilkes 81 Fort Worth. Tex. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. +. {. Baird. of Ferguson.
Tho Reverend F Davis. pastor OF St. Ste
phen's Church in Ferguson. is spending his vaca-
ton in Utah He is accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Miss Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Clark Of Ferguson are
spending their vacation in Iowa.
Mrs. Fred Essen of Clayton has been visiting
relatives at Pond Post Office during the last
week.
Mrs. l. c. Knapp Of Kirkwood is visiting in
Omaha.
Mrs. George W. Tracy Of Kirkwood Is being
entertained bv relatives in Ironton. Mo.
Miss Mary Jane Morris Of Kirkwood is visiting
in Festus. Mo.
Mrs. w. 9. Bragg has returned To her home in
Kirkwood from a visit 70 GRAY summit No.
Mrs. !. w. WAY. Il. w. Smith and Miss Bette
Worthen q KlrkMood are soiourning. during
Mr. and Mrs Harry L.. Davis OF Cincinnati
are the quests OF Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boenecke
at Eartold. 7. O.
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NARRAGANsETT PIER. n. l..

Narragansett Pier. Aug. 1s.-The season is now
at Its height at gay Narragansc;t and the past
week has been filled with much winning and en-
Ing and other midsummer gayeties.
The close Of the polo tourney has been fol-
lowed by golf, which Is fast going out Of favor
At Narragarsett. Croquet. instead. is coming
into popularity.
Among those entertaining in the Grecian Gar
dens Wednesday were r. Huntley Gordon Of
fve; Mrs E. a. Gitcheri' who gave a luncheon
TO a party of eight; Mr.. E. B. smith. who gave a
coast. who gave a luncheon to a party Of six:
Mr.. Hugh Lesare; who gave a luncheon to a
luncheon To a party of six
Samuel C. Davis. Harold Kaufman and James
H.. Brookmire Of 81. Louis are late arrivals al
the Nathewson.
Among the Western arrivals are Mrs. J. B.
johnson. Mrs. Charles H. L<dlie. Mrs. John
Ledlie. Miss E. V. johnson and J. l. johnson
of ST. Louis.
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returned home last week. after spending some

returned home last week. after spending soms
time at the lake.
Mrs. T. Mickle Of 81. Louis has been visiting
FOR a couple Of months at the home OF her sister.
Mrs Berryhill. OF Minneapolis. and expects to
come out to the lake soon.
Mrs. Alfred d. Rider Of Kansas City has been
visiting at Lake Minnetonka.
Among the late arrivals are Mrs A. II. Wenkle
and Mrs. f. H.. Tinsley OF Louisiana. Mo. They
expect to remain until the close Of the season
Mrs. b. L. Hodge Nelson and Mrs. b. v. Ban
ming Of St Louis. who are guests at the Hotel
del Otero. entertained at that hotel the other day
q large party OF friends at luncheon.
Among other arrivals at the lake this month
were ID. ]. Maionev OF East ST. Louis. Mr.. r. H.
Bromss. Mrs. s. c. Higbee and George II. Nc
KEENAN, of ST. Louis: Eleve Wagner Of Kansas
City and John N. Colligan OF Rock Islanc. Ill
Mrs. LOOMS Of Galva. ILL.,. IL visiting relatives
In Excelsior.
Mrs. Gordon n. Pay. three children and nurse
Of Little Rock. Ark. are guests at the Hotel del
otero. Mrs. Paw made a catch the other day OF
thirteen nne bass.
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F. ". Meyer, Mut Nsvsr ana MI ~--
makinx the surrounding rssurta. Vith S~sSansr.
n'e.s are NJ. and ArS. W. p. CHfn. ~ M
Mckay. ~ w. =.
MIS- r u. Webster and family ere eecupyaus
"SLr eottaee and boarding At the Island Houss.
Island for q short stay.
Miss winnifred Hill and Mr.. waItsr I'M ar.
taking an active part In social anairs a. ths
Aessra. r. g. Mos and J. p. Kervtinr have
been staying q few day. here ane nshing at the
Mr.; and Ms. ,. A. Steer and Nina a. y.
ae1riott. ID Raleigh. and John 8. Laahy, ali
p,oullnent 81 Louh people. are At the 0ranc,
STANLEY Coleman. George Gould and fnnIIy ana
view. "
Nj. and Mrs p. J. Hollenbaeksr and Mr.. and
ME . Z. Martin are also at the Grand. =.
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house. which Is In the center Of the links"
The height of the season II fast approaching.
The hotels are all filed. and SO are all the cot
tsges that will be occupied this summer. Dances.
afternoon teas. dinners at the new clubhouse
cession. so that there Is always something doing
for all who desire to participate in these festivi-
ties.
Mrs. E +. Wickham gave a musical and dance
at her cottage on Shereby Hill last week.
Mrs. Henry s. Potter was at home at her
Shoreby Hill cottage in the early part CT last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E Pspin. WITH their two
children. have arrived at the Prospect House for
the remainder of the season. Mrs. Pepin was
formerly a Miss Niedringhsus.
Ralph Mckittrick and Samuel c. Pierce Of
81. Louis. and late of Colorado. are at the Gard
Eer House.
At Dublin. n. H.. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Cat
lin and Miss Irene Catlin. are srmrerihS at
their cottage. while Ar. and Mrs. George H..
Leighton. the lady formerly Miss Katherine
Kaiser. are az the Great Monainock Farm.
Bishop Ryan has lately been a guest at the
FariE cottage.
Cottagers along the South Shore are not a H.
tie displeased at the presence along the cliff
walk OF so many Of Uncle Sans soldiers. Their
conduct has been complained Of to the WASH
ingtnn authorities.
The amateur theatricals. to be given at the
Casino August Il and q. by a number Of sum
mer residents, will be for the benefit OF the
Quononoquot Club. The play. Shades o. Might"
and the dance from Florodora' will be given
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LAKE ~CHAUTAUQuA, n. Y.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Lake Chautauqus. n. y. Aug. i6-As the sea-
son advances more people are seeking the cool
ing breezes Of Lake Chsutauqua-
Three ST. Louis men registered this week NJ
the Athenaeum Hotel. Chautsuqua Assembly
grounds, They are F. p. Moody. p. W. Coyls
J F. t1nney stopped for q few days this week
StSeEss r; ri sasnard are s~PendinG z few weeks
The Misses Ramsay. OF st. Louis. who are
spending the summer here, gave q watermelon
party Monday evening to a number Of their
friends upon the return from a theater trin 70
er set. ' se sou"s
MT and Mrs g.. H. Roose. Mr. and Mrs. John
h Scott Mr.. and Mrs. CLARENCE n, Miller ana
J, ana aiss. -: :. Sumb have registered at the
Other st. LOUIS names found tber. 10. IA
ward T.; Edward D.. George N. and Miss Caro-
Mrs. n Meyers; Miss j.: 7. Finney. Herber tx X.
sntAf nni,n A Gs;i, A. :: skinner, Miss 1. s. Bry-
oerson and Mrs T. n. Hequembourx.
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MANIrOU. COLO.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Manitou. Colo. Aug lS-Never before has the
surpssses the oft-recailed conclave year. ana
all Indications ponit to an equally busy
fall. In fact. no part OF the year Is so beautiful
as September and October IN the mountains
Among recent arrivals at Colorado Springs are
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Ballard OF st. Louis. who
re spending much Of their time In Manitou.
Mr.. w. L. Mcmillan Of Carthage. Mo-. Is reg
istered here.
Mr.. H. c. Avis Of ST. Louis IL among recent
arrivals.
Mrs. A. NJ. woodson and children and Mr..
Robert 9. Meyer OF ST. Joseph are guests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Mcclure OF St. Louis are
stopping here for several weeka
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sauLr STE. MAan xrcH.

Special Correzpondence of The Sunday Rspubiie.
thes. Northern %Iehixa9 rsso.ss whdck inctsdS
al the .ummer nomes I'm en-, iSseverIs City: q
known and visited by very few persons from u
from ali the Southwest come here By the the
sands. and this reason there are more d. Lou1p
families up here than ever before. Texas, HansG6
and Arkansas are also sendfng many v~fsftors to
enjoy the cool air and glorious sunshine Of thsso
greet inland seas
The two hotels. Iroquois ana Paris. hsvs IA
several 81. Louis Guests this seasoa. aDong ~
number heinz NJ. w. Warren. Mr.. and NrS. ~
Beecher. J. r. Lewis and family. J. 8. Ken1rSek
and family. +. b. Nickols. II. K spene9 end
G. C.. Gale.
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f GROVE, n. j.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Ocean Grove. y. J.. Aug. ie.-The annual camp
meeting began TO-DAY. From now until the LIST
a September the camp grounds will resound with
song and shouts from sunrise until late at night.
To spur the populace to greater religious serv-
&c. President ]. ". Fitzgerald OF Sc. Louis has.
with the ether members Of the Devotional COM
mittee. sent cut a gospel call In which they say:
I'VE most earnestly and afectionatcly ask every
man. woman and child to aid US this year IN
giving TO this meeting the highest spiritual sue
cess. Give these Il to September
Especially and wholly 20 religious worship.
Please do not allow anything ef an ordinary char
acter to hinder. Do not arrange for pleasure ex-
cursions by land or sea during meeting hours.
Boarding houses. hotels and private cottages will
please avoid all Entertainments and exhibits
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MAckIxAc ISLAND. MICH.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Mackinac Island. Mich. Aug TI--This week a
the Fairy Isle" has been q repetition Of las..
Big crowds Of inconers. many departures. par
ties. sports. amusement galore. have filed every
moment with interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Scott and Mr.. ana
Mrs. John T. Hines arrived to-day and have se-
cured quarters At the Lakevicw.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e.. Gottfrfed. Evans NcCarty
and Lewis 7. Tune Joined the ST. Louis con-
tingent at the Grand to-day.
Mmes. r. f. Watson and Julia G. B.rf are
also guests At the Grand,
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Wffc Inc pfIze WfnnNrf.
The late arrivals from St Louis at the Avery
Beach Hotel are Mrs. l.. A. Nichols. Miss Gladys
Nichols. Miss v. Baker. Mrs Hutchinson. Mr..
J.. Meyer. Misses Eta and Adele Huning. Mrs.
N. Moore. Miss Cora Mulholiand. Mr.. II. Gordon.
The Avery Hollow Cottage II being occupied tnis
week by the following 81. Iouisans: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben F.. w. Ruler and son: Mr. John A.
Bush of Cook avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Camp
hell. Miss Minnie Davis Of East st. Louis. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Max r. Ruler and family Of Fair
mont. Sailing. canoeing and bathing in Lake
Michigan and horseback and hay rides al0ns the
country roads are a few Of the pleasures enjoyed
by the .2rt..
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. z. Conroy OF ST. Louis are
dens this week.
William Gillette. the actor-playrisbt h.. ar
rived at Greene's Inn.
7. Pitkin OF ST. Louis has Joined the Western
colony at the M~athewsoa.
Reginald Vanderbilt was . visitor here last
week. railing over from Newport
Miss Vera Siegrist Of 81. Louis took a promi-
nent part in the chiidren's tabieaux At the
aiatnewson this week and personated . flower
Doctor and Mrs. ]. J. Lawrence OF 81. Louis
have been among the daily visitors N milo
during the present tournament Al the Point
Judith Country Club.
Miss Belle Loader Of st. Louis was a con-
spi.uous figure at the Mathewson hop Saturday
night Mr.. and Nrs. John Loader OF ST. Louis
We're guests at a dinner party, chaperoned By
Mrs J. e Sullivan. at the Ma,hewson wednes-
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SPECIAL cnnsspoads.es q Hs os.a.y Rspunua :,
Fefoskey, Mich. An. 6e66FS n -
history q Petoskey hsSs shsrs bssn . mss3
houe 2 nflsd 70 ovs.dc.ing. md tSs On q
being put In coftAGes mar ~ hotel. .
The Reverend Doctor J. =. I. InG,Aam 49,
tor Of 9race Church Of d. Louisl b han 6r a
.F..H. MURDOCH. Mrs.. H J. Nan6G - n.m.
lily, Mrs.. J. H. Carroll ara here Tor 4 fsV vSsSs
August days bring to Petoskey r~soresrS d..
time. The Bay View Assembly closed us vesk
and the intellsetu.lly inclined aS nov kff %.
The latest At the Arftnsfon T. . circus party
which went OUT to-day nsaHy . hundred mus "a
Mrs Hugo jacobson arrived At TIE Iup~rsai
to-day.
Arthur Y clifford and Mn A. cinora an
M%%s :, y 8 and J. p DsIsg have ar
NJ Jo.:Ph Bog I'D Ais Aarv Frances
Decto. and Ars H. J. Heiins are also ss ths
Meyer Kahn OF B. Joseph. No. is In the eity +,
=. =. Murdeek b taking . tour Of the Isetis
Lraverss resorts. and - At present at The Cush-
ct Bs.rdsley, 4. . Cest AZ Perrya
and M John H. Pope Of Parsons. Kas. are
at the Arlington. "
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LONG BRANCH. y. ).

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Long Branch. n. J.. Aug. Is-The third an
nusl military tournament will take place next
Friday and Saturday on the horse-show grounds.
Governor Voorhees, OF New Jersey is president Of
the tournament organization. and the number
of competing regiments will be unusually large.
The National Guards OF New York and New
Jersey will be represented by about a dozen or
ganizations.
The annual ball at the Ocean and a big vaude-
vile entertainment at the Elberon were among
the PRINCIPAL events Of the week.
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Mis-. Helen II. Aston Of Little Rock. Is spen1-
ing a week at the Plaza
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moore and Miss Marie
Cooke OF Helena. Ark. are enjoying seashore he
"A Kansas City visitor at the Victoria is Mrs.
A. Goodrich.
The Minot House is entertaining Mrs. J. o.
Wilson Of Kansas city.
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EAGLE AND WILDCAT FIGHT.
Prize Was a Rabbit Which the
Eagle Had Captured.

SusQuehanna, Pa, Aug. F.-Farmer Jen-
messed a fierce battle between an eagle
and a wildcat. The eagle had caught a
rabbit and the wildcat tried to take IL away
from the bird. The eagle defended his prey.
and for a few minutes the air was filled
with fur and feathers. The wildcat finally
got away with the rabbit. and. badly dis
figured. .crawled into Il hole under a large
rock with the prey.
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during the meetings. Try 20 do some good to
somebody every dag. Let every sermon. song and
prayer aim at immediate results
Among the st. Louis arrivals Of the week at
the Majestic are Mr.. ard Mrs J. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Powell OF Kansas City
are spending the amp-meeting season at the
Majestic.
A. X. spinner and II. X. Primrose arrived from
st. Louis last Monday and are at Doctor
Starcks's Hotel for an extended stay.
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TOPIxABEE, xlICH.

SPECIAL Cens.poudenes Of TIE Sunday Rspuhra ,
IopinAoee Mich. Aug 6-Tho fnloa6 roufa
= chain Of iekes bstween Peeoskey snd 1aeSinac
Ing parties. .Toptnabss. . dsliShtfui iittss 0ce
mfdway on the route. 10 ffSoue1fed By mSny
Among the reoent arrivals nsm lnsseud ar>.
n s 3 HHg;sninson VI Mscsar =, sad mn.
a.. All. and E.A b p 1,slsy % 10y. "a:
and Mr.. and Mn. B. ?. Arnold q omohS. ~
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
THE WHlRL OF FASHION.

Side plated fiounccS. straight or cir
cular in form. appear oil very many Of
the skirts Of both day and evening
gowns.
Fancy lacing decOrates many OF the
new bOdices and curaSs corsagcs faS-
tened at the back. and the lacing also
shows on slashed skirts.
Tailor made gowns OF pink. white
and blue pique. holland. linen duck.
grass cloth and chamhray are the most
novel and stylish fad OF the summer
season.
Embroidered batiStes, india mulls
and swiss muSlins are worn in great
variety this summer. and black and
white combinations are notably in evi-
dence among these gowns.
White straw Gainsborough and Dev-
Onshire hats laden with snowy plumes
are the very latest expression of Pari-
sian style and elegance. ChouX and
draperies Of the richest lace are added.
but flowers of any description are es-
chewed
SaShes of all description are seen on
every sort Of summer gown. from the
simply draped scarf OF plain batiste.
chambray or swiss muslin on the
morning gown TO the directoire and
Louis Quinze sashes OF embroidered
chiffon, crepe de chine or satin on the
elaborate evening toilet.-New York
Post.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
EDUCATORS.

G. w. Marx. professor OF mechanical
engineering in the University OF Mis-
souri,. has declined the appointment 10
the chair OF engineering in the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati.
The favOrite recreation OF President
Eliot or Harvard during his vacation
is sailing. and in this he INDUCES near.
ly every day, being a first rate sailor
and handling a boat with no little skill
Professor James Gordon MacGregor
OF Halifax. y. s.. professor OF physics
at the University OF Liverpool since
1900. has been appointed professor Of
natural philosophy at Edinburgh uni
versity.
DR.. Richard Cecil Hughes. the new
president OF Ripon college. is one of
the youngest educators In America to
occupy the high post OF a college pres
ident. He was born in Ohio in 1861
and is descended from six generations
or Welsh Presbyterian clergymen.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
PERT PERSONALS.

Another Castellane has married a
millionalress. The Castellane family
seems TO understand the marrying busI-
ness unusually well. - Philadelphia
Ledger.
Aunt Hetty Green and Uncle Russell
Sage must be- greatly shocked at Uncle
Andy Carnegies continued and unpar-
alleled wastefulness.-SL Louis Post
Dispatch
The Duke OF Manchester announces
that be will SOW no more wild oats.
Perhaps the young man is too busy
reaping. Washington Post
HAS the universe a limit :? asks the
Washington Times. Well If IL has j.
Pierpont Morgan will soon reach it.
Then We will know all about it-Oma.
ha World Herald
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
CHURCHME EN-.

The late Auguste Sebatier. though
dean or the Paris faculty OF Protestant
theology. constantly wrote In lie Temps
defending freedom OF thought His
best known work is a philosophy OF re-
Ilgion.
In the chapel OF the Marble Cole
giate church. New York. Rev. Donald
MacDougall. a native OF the Scotch
highlands who was educated at Yale
and Princeton. conducts a service in
Gaelic every Sunday afternoon.
In a recent talk at St Charles SEM
mary. In Philadelphia. Cardinal Mar.
tinelli explained why. although an Ital-
ian. he speaks English with an Irish
accent The language had been taught
him. he said. by a County Galway
monk i'm Rome.
An unusual incident 10 the recent
quiet rendering OF a $1,000 rand by
several Protestant citizens OF Toledo
TO pay the expenses OF a trip to Eu-
rope for the heath OF the Rev. Father
Hannah. an overworked Catholic priest.
Father Hannah declined the proffer be-
cause OF pressing parish duties.
The Florida star., 1901-08-09
THE BOER WAR.

England does not deny that General
Kitchener is a prompt and reliable re-
porter. but she becomes more and
more doubtful whether the news serv-
ice is worth the exp, Washington
Star.
Sword. bayonet and lance exercises
have been abolished" in the British ar
my and rife practice has been substi-
tuted by order OF Lord ROberts-the
first real value the British have got out
OF the Boer war. heavy price TO pay
for lesson which the plainest common
sense ought 10 have taught.-New York
World