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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
!. MEMORIAL HOME BENEFIT.
Passion Play" Motion Pictures to
BE Shown at the Odeon.

ne benenf for the Memorial Home at the
Odeor rexf Friday night and saturday an
g1ncU VII marx the drst srpearance N
o. Louis Of the genuine Nfe-stxe motion
pictures cS the famous "Paseon Play. a.
presented ty the peasants OF Ocer An-
UerGzE-
There are soune twenty-stx views and
lWeufy-ewo OF these are Of the pay ftsef
and take I'd iS56 feet Of hlrn- The others
re vsews Of TIE crowds that s1rro1nce1
tks theater at Anreergzu at the time OF
Tie play
Tns event VIII be notable. particularly
orzeng thos~ who cossrve the Lensen haosS
Among the Ezts>s who are fnfereSsd
ehs s,,rceas cr the exhibitions are Mines
g n Springer. James B. Green. Georse w
0Mpkns, George D. Barnard. ". = Az
k6eTSon- r. H Chandler. J. B. n keniof
1nd Miss Helen B1dd
, As the Memorial Home is one o1 tce
and oce thaf tas newer before been ne
hope6csary of a public srter.zsnnenf -
to - expected that the Oc>on VII b4
eEpUued eo<n Friday nfghs and SATURDAY
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
STEAMBOATS,.
sHof HIS BRoTHER.IS-LAM. !
Paul Adams Declares WilliAps
Meyer First Attacked Him.

William Meyer. a fsnoSer. living ~ No.
~ Ksnne-fT svens~. was lssf nsgff sssS
and seriously wounded IN 11ssfsI vssp
Psos A6ars NJ bs6ebsr~sa-is~.
The shooting occurred shorty before .
9ejecx near the Es<i>fe gar works -
seros6 and Cosssst ssfe>ts. where A1suus
II snpioye1 - a sssDas. A1sEs - .
rvisoner at the cestrsE f1ser5er Psises ~.
f1s- H4 admits tie sssoSfrG Bet ss<p shaS
Ne shot IA s>sf.tsfsrs<s His ssSry = that
Meyer. win bxs wife snd . s>1yo. M
HIN a. ~ asss vosk zn1 demanded ssaa
% MONEY. 8Szms szys hat vs<1 se -
fus>d. Neyer tcarset 20 Ass1stt him. AdaVn8
nAJ- D. the. drew he Y>v,syef And 1ee4
Tb~ buIiet entered N>>eYs rg}f1 snou11eEc
Meyer sss tzkfc 70 fne CAy HosD{fsl,
sbefe ls 80 ssjd his v11p< might tSove
fstzt He declares shs sfsfsns vAs Sisb1ue
rfov5rasso1s ,-.tr'
Adsns aIss nA6e sne ss1s>ss>ss snss -
nsd boansd 4sytr ne1sy 90 ssveyH5 -
sssSed fhaf U151s 011W Wae = o. 60
- s.eDyte1 - lee1sHS -. - el6l[1
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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

Giris' Dress, M. sz1-Tight gray Frsncl5
flannel. embroidered with red polka dots.
IL here prettiiy trimmed with velvet 20
match the dots. \
The sntire body Of the waist s tucked anl
arranged on n fitted lining. which closes In
the centsr-back. The neck II completed by
. velvet collar. The velvet - applied ~
form broad revers back and front. which
extend out over the shoulders. and form .
y-shapsd vest. =
The ons-piece slseyes nt the arm closely
from shoulders TO elbows, but nare widely
at the lower edges. whore thsy are Arranged
on narrow velvet yrissbands. over which
they droop IN . stylish manner. |.
The fall skirt is gathered and sd1usesd
at the edge Of the fitted body, the joining
being hidden by a velvet halt. n closes
invisibly az the ceDter-back-
Attractive little dresses IN this mode may
bs made OF covert. chtvfot. cashmere. Hem
ristta or serge, with silk. velvet, braid %
To make the dress for q girl Of . years
vill require three yards Of thirty-stx- tneb
material and three-quartsrs yard Of velvet.
girls Of .. Q, 10 and u years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
Mr.. S0UTHWELL MAKES DENIAL
SAYS Castle Square Season Here Is
Not to Be CHrtailed.

The seorJ seat ost Friday fren Chicago
alleging that the Castle Square Company -
20 curtsl It's seasons IN al cities in which
& DOW has engagements was Gen!e1 yester-
day BY Mr.. So1zsveH. the cSrupanyss local.
representative He szi6 that even ~ any
change were contemplated OF made m cke
length Of the conpz7T's enxzzelensz n
Chicago or elsewhere, there is 70 likelihood
Of = similar zirs-zt-oa of pcitcy in 81 Lot.s-
The 5eczrh Of cur s=zsccs ard the char
acter Of Cur PRODUCTIONS are governed en-
ttrefy ~ tssrzl co1cifto1s- We rave % eoz-
sssier the taste q our patrons. and this va
res to some exSenc n every city In r.
Louis NE have had gsaeruus support and
there i. therefore. from a tzssrexs view
point. 20 Necessity for 4 limitation Of cur
season here
Asked a. 70 The trvta of the report ,nzt
2r SAVAGE con-ezpsztes The erection fn sc
Louis Of a new cteafsr = which 20 urodrcs
the cemparys oDerzs nexr season. Ax-
south sch replied.
4 know nothing % Szzrtfy tire rur.cr.
and II Mr. Savage had any s.zch plans
think seouIt b aware s< shem--
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
THE WEATHER.
Te-D.y's Pereeass.

washsns,oa, Fss Is.-Fo-scsst for Sunday and
Monday:
Iowa seow or rain. rifh rising temperature
svn.zy: Noodsy. fair aEi colder southSiy
winds. b>cosrisg aofrfTest-riT-
Airsour xenerzlly fair sgrds-. sxc<pt raia ~
sror IN northern porxfon. xon1sT. fair. cSise-
IN norrhw@ss portion: sostsefiy virss n>consirx
rorsswesseriy-
Nesrax<a- generally fair xaEfsy. vita colder
II western postssa sls---> y. fair. colder IN
<rn psrryoos. no.tnp-ptefsy WEES
hsn<as. keEera.:y TAR Srnsays and probably
fair so.saJ. e-Is1-r TT Sertera portson sunday, !,
aCrtnerly wsEds.
Ark&asas~ rsa<rziiy f<lr sunday an. Sandsy.
cnsser Hortzy. vsfisose viSSs. becoming nor-I-
S-<terl-
GsisG1raz srd Indian Tsrr3,sEy. fair suntaS.
fo.rx,-s.r ~ ra.a 1r s-sy~ AZ E5znt H014zfs
coase- So1ezy. ssa.s>r1T, stiftins 70 nortneriy.
IIlLross s-11 or rzfr In nsr-n<rn. fair N south
efn r-osrIor With ra.Hz tsrzS~r1fzrs Sgnosy !.
z.onsxy. Lar. Ss1th<sfy sfncs
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
GIRL PLEADS HER
OWN CASE IN COURT.
Miss Katie Belleviile Dispenses
With an Attorney and Is Ac-
quilted in East Side Court.

Miss Katie Belleviile. pretty. black
eyed brunette, was the defendant in Justice
DriscoIrs court in East ST. Louis yes,er-
day afternoon on a charge Of threatening
TO kill her erstwhile friend. Hiss Mabel
Butler. aged Is years.
Miss Belleville had no money TO pay an
attorney for her defense. so she pleaded her
own case. and as a result of her eloquence
she was acquitted.
The two girls are employed in a board
ing-house on Trendley avenue. and until
last week were warm friends. They shared
the same room and were such close -om-
panions that they were often mistaken 70.
sisters.
Last Tuesday they quarreied. That night
Miss Butler refused to spend the night fp
the same room with Miss BelIeville. and In
the morning the quarrel was renewed with
some bitterness. Both girls grew very
angry, IL Is said BY witnesses OF the az
fair. Wednesday afternoon Miss Butler
swore out a warrant for Miss Belleviile,
asking tnat she be placed under bond TO
keep the peace. claiming that she had
threatened to kill the complainant with .
knife
Miss BegieviIle was arrested. but released
on her own recognizance to appear for trial
yesterday. When the case was called yes
terday both principals ard their witnesses
were IN the courtroom Justice Driscou
noticed the absence Of an attorney for the
defense and suggested TO Miss Belleviiie
that the TRIAL be postponed until she could
engage a lawyer.
Miss Beilevflie replied: Il have no money
case I am ready to 60 ahead with the
trial" This speech was received with
cheers from the spectators and the case
proceeded Miss Butler told her side Of the
WttHET4Na
II was apparent that the affair was only
gfris' quarrel, and the alleged threat made
By Miss Beiievflie 90 bring Miss Buffers
life to . sudden end was not proved
At8 Bellevfile was an excellent witness
for herself and Justice DrfseoIi discharged
her. This decision brought a round Of ap-
p.auEe form the spectators Friends Of the
two girls say they VIII kiss and make up
before another week is past
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
JUDGE PHILLIPs's FUNERAL.
Services VIII Be Public and at the
Courthouse.

kEPG S2<SC SfksAAl~
Hu.sboro, III. Fec. is-Arranzer1ents
have been made 20 bold the funeral serv-
Ices Of Justice T. J. PsfIlips at TIE Court
ko1S. fr this city. Monday. zf 0cicck
D. NJ The rzembess o. tire Supreme Court
azd many eminent lawyers and i1rists
from Different points 4 the State have
Indicated their Intention 10 be present. be-
k6<s tie members Of the Ninth Illinois. Of
which deceased was Colonel. and other vet
erzrs Of the Civil War. In Leu Of the
uzuai funeral services. addresses viii Be de-
lsyered By Distinguished furists and mem
b<rs of the bar. The services VIII be held
uue<r the auspices Of the local bar here
TIE body Of the dad Justice has been
ernysTe1 to the Courthouse. wnere IL vii
ts IN state. guarded by Company z F7frh
E>Rfment- J. ~. @.
The active paIIbesrers selected are.
Judges Z Lane. Amos Miller. George r
CsoCer. Congressman 7 n reer. D. H
Zepp, and D. r Kinder. The honorary
pAabezrers are Ch.es Justice c. C. Bozxs.
justices b. d. Nzgruter- J. W. wilkins, J.
X Carter. J. H Carrvr1eht. J. p Hand
and Circzit Judges q L Dwight Of Cer-
sraltA. william n Farmer Gf ysn<saliA-
r z Anss cf sheEbyvilie. R. b. Shirley
Of CzriinvfsIe and James II. Creighton oe
Grrfogned
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
MRS. EDDY ADVISES
SUBMISSION TO LAW,
felis Christian Scientists, to AL.
low Themselves to Be
Vaccinated.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Concord. y. H. Feb. ls-Prompted by
statements which have appeared concerning
the -attitode Of chrisrsan scientRts With re-
spest 10 reporting cdntaglon. Mrs. Mary
Baker s. Eddy has issued statement in
which she says:
II have always believed that Christian
Scientists should be law-abiding. Rather
than quarrel over vaccination. / recommend
that IL the law demands an individual to
submft to this process he obey the law and
then appeal TO the gospel to save him from
any bad effects.
This statement should be 50 interpreted
as 10 apply on the basis OF Christian Sci-
ence 10 the reporting OF contazion TO the
proper authorities when the law SO re-
quires."
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
,pIsPENsAnI0N FOR CATHOLICS,
Those in st. Louis Diocese Excused
From Fasting in Lent

Archbishop Kain has excused all Of IN.
Catholics in the st. Louis diocese which in
cludes ST. Louis and the eastern part az the
State of Missouri. from fasting in the com
ing season of Lent. ~
The Information will be officially mad.
known In the following circular letter. which
will be read In all of the Catholic churches
in the diocese Tomorrow:
Reverend Dear Sir-Owinx to the wfdespread
prevalence of the grip and the many seriopx
and even fatal consequences following this in
sidous disease. you win announce to your people
that that they hey NAV consider themselves entirely eI.
but not from the obligation of abstinence unless
on the advice OF their physician
We DO not exercise the power OF granting N
general dispensation throughout eur diocese sus
we ofnefaily interpret the mind Of the church
that the Law OF fasting does NOT bind in view az
the unhealthy condition existing and of the grave
daneers that might arise from its observance
ioors truly JOHN ]. KAN,
r,..- Archbishop Of ST. Louis.
The dispensatfon Is the third of its kind
which has been promulgated I'm the ST.
Louis diocese. The first was in the epf-
gsmac S OF cnoiera which prevailed In 1866.
The other was some years later, when infiu-
enxa became so prevalent that II amounted
to endemic - ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
COULDN'T SAVE TR0UssEAU.
Mrs. Robinson's Hands Were Badly
Burned In the Attempt.

Mr.. William RobinsGn Of No. G. Erzsy
avenue. KaE< g. LozstS. VAS badly 51cned
about The haudS early yesterday morning
while rryfng TO Aye her wedding truossezG q
and wedding presents frum destruction by
tcaD = estimated ~ about E1e-
Hr<- RobuDcu v1S married two weeks
agD and kAd fnfended to have he< photo
fr.Dh teken yssserd.y sne nAd arranged
aA5gtufnR apaKtnknf when. she nnezzed
huRntng cn1fhinG 0ha rushed Ecre tn
ana her tuun1eQ1 In : M6as of dssse1 n
artmuen4 - @ExDEu1nn the bGnne Ary
HonfnuI'U hnnk6 UeE1 bw1e1 Ee1HAburs
- 80 hns& - IL nzo VS. ssn
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
| MRS. oCTAvIA GERHARI DEAD.
Well Known st. Louis Woman
Succumbs to Pneumonia.

Mrs. Oc;avta Agnes Gerhart Of No. $50
Washington avenue died yesterday after
an Illness Of only a few days. The imme-
date cause Of death vas pneumonia.
which resulted from cold contracted by
Mrs Cerhart about a week ago. The
funeral services will be held fo-morrcs v
morning at SO O'Clock at St Francis
xayier,s Church Grand and Lndeu ave-
nues- The burial will be In Calvary Gene
terry.
Ars Gerharr who was In her serenfIeth
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

year. was born n ST. Louis and cans
from ore n the oides- families CT this city
Her fztber- Francois FIaE6rfn, WIS ra-
tive os 81. Louis Andrew F1zndrf1. her
grandfather came 70 this country frsrs
Bordeaux France, at the time Of the Rsvo-
armies a. 4 volunteer uc1er Lafayette.
Her mother. vho<e natdeu name vas 10
serhlne Chartrand- ard her grandmother.
whose maiden nzn1e was Eliza Bzrsda-
were both born IN St Louis. Mrs Gerhzrt
vas a fevouf Catholic. and xzs known So
a kind mother and friend She leaves Eve
sons- Fra1k h Charles b. Thomas =.
H Van and Georxe J. GSrharr
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
~ Telegraph.
REPuBIIc spECIAI9.


during the n.a y hoaIs: tne ssuss read. y
f ins w..s9 s s'e anSsS s,Ssa' rom sa@ Ss% o
Jeans srriyed st . O'Clock last nishi. having in
,GsaIns @ M bs.s % % ons coal % boat and III ims % s.ssss.
she VII be delayed here couple of asys mating
iivsd at iss :. Q. and sish.fs.d . - of .ta.ss
cnesnii lns ne s s1 nv s.l aa esass
cotton p.per stees. slaves. s.sdins, ilv. s'osk
pssssnaers % . Tss victor took shr.s bsrs.s q Jun:
sun.hins. tom claeinn.ii: si,s : biz ,r.g; .r. z.
ssl.. pa q Il .osp, ., q isrhi.g. .sa .usari:.
Efaa. cooper WI return 20 n. I.nn.':,,. Rlys.
asr.s. Ts: ts,;.a s,.;.: .n.ssos, ,sI!sh, =; =;
;:@sv;a ,s s's.Iss s1ss. s. 20 s,t ,rs ss
I:I:ss sse ssss.1ii.s ys.a' biss ls.sas !, L L
], Rudale's Poihi. I: Poin, Fissssst. }: f.oes'
herr. PM M: ns si,.lnssn e :. seoss u. s.ss.
"a: ~ r ,e- .a s' ,,.,, = .seys ;si n's, s.,a m To-
c,Ts e :. s y.. .,h nSsa ssst mp.sS
u sussf an. rnolssses ToTbosts j. " Ffni.y
sas sss S'' r.. 'p"e ''S Gs sf'%s- g.. a; 3:
Tuesday.
Psdue.h. Ky, T.e. n.Tss s.e<> y.ser =
fov,er 20 Cairo. & q m Ths Ichn = Hopxlns
% Evansyile. 10 .. m Ihe AEsion ffom cnet-
tanoofa. =. m. and rstgrns to-norrov A. noor
ne s,, sogth sp pxnss,s. :, n. r.. . $685.. a.;,
q, ,. m fsr Ftosenes. csptsip n. I<yhs Isft
At noon for ~. Louis
chs,s.r IN. rss: itxsiye. r...a.: s.sss -
ne ca>sfs- 10 due down
nurflns;on. Ia. rst. H-The river 10 failing
rspiaIy ara Z. ne. feo; 81 Inches s'ovs iSr-
Vayras. NJ. Feb. p--sfsss Of ,ste. 81 f..-.
fsil q I IN the pas, - nsvs. weather eiouey
sr4 colder.
Grand To~s- ~. F4b. H-Trs sssss r-sds
az feet; river sratjozsry Weather eb5sSy ami
cool
CAPE Gfrz-fexr No, Y.s. E-Tsztssr essar
ssd srr1nxfxe River still On stant. snf gzs<e
resds ss -.ssf. Nc boats. No fes-
Csncinnsfi o.. Tes. Rive n feet. ssli;az.
Gear. Mercury a DEPARTED. Hsfsss, Mem
phfs
fr,..ssrx. Pa. Y.s a-Rsver . feet fsiisng
C1oufY asd ,iesssns
whsesfss W. Va. Yen. B-efvr Az ssas.oa-
sry. Fsoacss tss about GDn> b1t me sorrs
stIu n1lls fest ~ n Hsrys ciooty ana B'3H-
Lca,ssEe. ky.. yxt. n-.Rt@ss saillns. Cara.
- feet: an falls 6 feet s-n~ I, fer c.Ar
Exsssvl,-. fsa.. Y.s. is-Rsy.r i.i ta.ts ssE-
inx- Ciezr hnd ssfnsy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

St Leo's Parish viii give ifs euchre at
Armory Hall tomorrow evening, when 100
prizes VIII be distributed. These have been
on exhibition at the rectory for the last
Among the more valuable prizes are an up
right piano, a silver tea service, a diamond
ring and eight prizes donated by the So
euchre IS Mr.. Thomas Ward, and he vili
have thirty-fve assistants Mr.. W. Mu-
lschy wiz be In charge Of the door. and
Messrs- p. r. Fftzzibbons and N. J. Cul-
len The Young Ladies' Sodaiity will have
Married Ladies' sodaIity win have charge
of the prizes
The Bible Study and revival meeting con-
Quoted by W. R. Newell at Washington
and Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church.
has adopted revised programme. Begin
the meetings viii be held as follows: Tues
day, Thursday and Friday nights, from 7:S
to so'clock- Bible studies viii be given in
day and Friday afternoons at O'Clock.
Practical Christian Life Themes. Sunday
and Monday evenlnss. gospel Iesanss- No
81. Johns II. T. Church. South. will hold
.pesl %sssf nsT ssentns fss ing
new St Johns Church which Is 10 be
erected at the corner Of Kings highway
sees on Wassinsson b sssnue by IS IS on ~ Kings e
Highway and cost the church SS0,s. II is
proDosed to make this the finest Southern
Methodist Church building In the city.
Miss Sarah Tower VIII give select read
6gs before the pupils and friends OF the
Jevfsh Alliance Night Schools. in the Jef-
fefson School bsilding. Ninth and Wash
Vkreets. next Tuesday evening, February y.
Visitors win be welcome
Professor Abram Ebersoie Of the Central
y H c. A. viii deliver his Illustrated lee
kux0 On Ben HUI at the Congregational
Hurch OF the Reteener. Barrett and
AuH1son avenues tonight
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

Paragraphs.
vs; Mix xiss Ken: X. Ts'Srned to Cairo after
o, 4. s:dho % s:s E as's%sS by The d.psr,urs
and Theodore Han at the wheel.
Colonel Hunter Ben jenkins called along the
Wa.S Aisst at Asrsor % 10 y IL ss.' *.
The John X. Speed passed vieksbIrs ysster-
day en- ror,e from Cincinnati to New Orleans on
The ice gorge at Keokuk. Ia. has moved one
mile south Of the city.
n.sses river Pasfss e company @ ~ was IA nPa Paanesh
Yesterday i.okinx after the Interests Of the com
The W. W. ONeai has passed Greenviiio.
Miss. en- route upstream from Southern ports
plenty sa' a wssr & &. ss s a ~ % and
Tennessee River Packet Company ard the Lee
e4 p. S S .s on *. x. @ O. 9.s the
,eopm%Ssacse ,r,e pnS y Henry Leyh. & !: expected home
-caytain r. r. jones OF the Valley Line vas
In Cairo yesterday.
Tn. boat store at Cairo. which vas burned
& out Lhrrsdsy. s again in readiness for river
c.g,.Is w;sa rss used to ss:,.. IN, q.
day. He has been In the stsambost business for
ss .; , Y S r ss sssy. ,s: az IA, r. ' big
he earnestly sdyocat's river improvement, and a
ns." sh sos ss ss. ns =, be 'sa an
virtually gave Us the Louisisna Parehsss. We
np n.' AID . s9i siTns ss s.nn: s.n. e the ..
riysIs win cut oyt their own channel Stop thes.
csving b5Eks and the river will deepen ..s own
etsLSel. 6top the cavinx banks and these NV
srs will cease To overflow. Stop thsss cav.n-
banks ard commerce by river will return. Stop
ttese cavins banks and you have not only tss
longest but one Of the greatest rivers In the
vts; re.ch Of country. 400 miles long reclaimed
and ready Tor esttleDenf- btop these eavisR
banks and ycu have 4 reach Of river frontage
from the Rocky Mountains TO the Guf os Mex
ico. f1rnishins new homes. cspebis Of sustaining
many millions Of people In order - stop the
caving banks Consfsss VIII have To make sp-
prorrfafion. continuing from year to year. thst
viii put . iarrs amount Of money in circulation.
uat Will call ether nsonsy nov ifie into Use,
and that Will create business fof ths .a:rosds
and the boats and all other kinds ef business
Will b caned Into greater activity. This viii
give employment 70 hundreds of thousands OF
now Idle men. and will max. busicsss good
But In order 20 prevail on Congrsss TO appro-
Pirate this money. the good cisix.1s viii have 20
come togeSher. and with one vote ask our req
resentatfves to give tho amount needed. This 10
nothing but common sense. and when put in,o
practice will help many poor souls TO retrieve
themselves from the sums."
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
Twice so
!. Years

"I have used Ayers Hair
Vigor for thirty years and ! DO
notthink there i snythingequAi
to it foe . hair dressing. =.
A. GlUrSxxrlLDgR, Grant
fork, I'LL, June 8, 1899.
81 have used Ayers Hair
Vigor for oves thirty yes1s and
can testify TO III wonderful
merits. II has kept my scalp
free from dznd<uf and my hzir
soft an, glossy And II has
prevented my hsss from Turn
ing gray" Mu. p. A.
Souri, BlEse,, Most, Aug.
80, 1899.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

The water on the snrge registered 81 feet
slowing o rise OF g Of foot In the last 20
hours.
NaviGatioa resumed. the Chester clearing for
Chester.
Weather mild, with overcast sky
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
Local Report.

Wszts<- a. 80 a. n. <sez-. az 80 n,
eicuryI Mailman .enp>-zfgre. n nin;nzsH. =.
Ri RYATT
Local fsrscasr O11czi
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

p>rarsr.<rr % A<r;csksrs. Teaths- Bsrs7s-
Nsssorossxscai ob<srvz-1ons t2k>n st 81 Lo-1s.
F>hr-.ary ~ DsI a. So >. local tir->. src 8
,. m sey.acy-ffrh meridian linz. OsseFvs
ns
tzker TIE sAnrs Moment of tnse az ali stsrfons
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

To secure OF bold . good responsible Do
sitlon you must have Q fund OF knowledge.
Thee Republic gives you the opportunity.
days issue
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

This lovely evening toilet 10 developed In
pale gray crepe de Chine, combined with
ruby panDe. sable fur and IN appiiQus Of
silver on the skirt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

we esmos eosss1er yssv ssosy sassss-
have kQfe4 youg heEo - ene 9110e - ~:
10 vb1eo tne a1fbo1 Sepun6s - n01a1
htn nscsnss - ns1e - Bs6sf-AenneD
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17

River Forecast.
The Mississippi at st. Louis will rise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Concert at Holy Ghost Church
st. LeO's Euchre.

The German Evangelical Protestant
church OF the Holy Ghost will give a con-
cert at the new church, Grand avenue and
Page boulevard, next Wednesday evening.
Fred W. -Norsch. will act as accompanist
and the following programme will be rem
dered:
Piano Quartet-Poet and Peasant .Sup,>
MIS- +. Besch. Miss Della Graefe Professor
George Enztnger, Professor Fred w Norsch
Violin a,SSsr SSl9-Pri1e Song From Die MeisteI.
Mr.. George W. Lnbke' Jr' "i'neiini
AFRO Soio-May Breezes Kreipl
Miss Rosa Fuchs.
6Arytone Solo-Ine an-o-Warsman -Marchan nf
Piano Duo-Tsnnhaeuser ...-.....-Wagner- Alberti
Professors George Enzinger and Fred w.
pue,-r Live for Thee a Canaan.
st. Mr. c. +. Kirchner.
Mr.. Harrison Mar.haii. "'s"A "SA'
Soprano solo-L.Arditi ...-...... ..........Ardita
Aiss Dora Fritz.
~, 49,. .-'----'' Nollit
Mi.s Henrietta Bamberser. 'hs'e'n
Soprano soio.Thou Ar Ny Dream --........Abt
MISS Aimee Clement Violin obligaso. Mr.. s.
Piano Qnaret-septuor - Beethoven
Mrs E. Besch. Miss L. Arnold Professor George
En.nser. Professor Fred W. Norsch.
PSOsessOr 3. Wenner. a.nn Accomp.ni.ta ir'1'Gs e.
Sextet From Lucia d. Lammefnoor
Miss Hanna Biadbeutel. Miss Stella Miller, Mr..
Ernest Kicker and Mr.. Harry HoEnan.
Piano ouzrtet-Allegro From First Symphony.
MIS- E. Besch. Miss L. Arnold. Professor Geofys
Good Night-Choir Of the Holy Ghost
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
TO.Day's Forecast


Threatening. with possibly showers. Modsrai
temperature.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-17
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