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mierz Zawadzki, Roman Wawroc-
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Rvgielski, Jan M'erzw,ck' z
Che'mna. Boles&aw Szu!czewski ze
Slupowa. J6zet Bielecki, W1adys~
law W,lczewsk, z Brodnicy, Hen.
ryk Ssuman, Witold karwst. jerry
Stubicki z fortuna, Frarciszek
G6rski : Gdanska.
Skazano ma nagane:
Jan Sierakowski z Che}mra.
kleryk Boles4aw PrzYjyszewsk, z
Pelrline, Tsodor Tlmm, Alfons
Bedachowsk1, jerry Chodzihski,
Janusz Kartwat, Antoni Murawskl,
Mieczyslaw Mielcarski, Leon Ko--
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BrodnicY.
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Chefmna.
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Konsta nty Kiln, Leon Pieka,-
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ma, hr. Stanlsfaw Sierskowski z
Waplewa, Aleksander Karczyhski,
Antonl Wee,ersk,, Jan Wasikow-
SKI, Bernard Fllarski z Che}mna.
Kahn ierz KruszYnski z Caerska,
Alexander Wozniaoki. Jan Do
msnsk,. Felix's Zalewsk, Chem.
ma, stud. vet JuIlao Mahszewski
Z Berlina, wolont. bank. Augustvn
Jankowskl Poznan,a> kleryk
Abba Kroplewskl Z Pelplina,
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ssewski Torun,a. W}adys4aw
Groohowski, Aleksander Kozikow-
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Brodnicy.
M diva tygodnie wiezienia:
Student chemii Stauis}aw
Krzy4anklewicz z Wronek nau-
czyclel domowy Jozef Sargalski.
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Kleryk Bernard Dembek Z
Pelplioa, jerry Slask,, Leon 3D.
r?wski Chelmns, Kleryk J6zef
Dembiehsk,. K'eryk Jan Sell z
PeIplina. Wltold W~yozYhski,
Julian Gramse z Brod, icy.
Ma szeso tygodm w'esien,a'
Kleryk Boles&aw Makowsk',
K!eryk Maryan Korozynski z
PelpIiaa. KlerYk J6sef P~radsyhski
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

Compton Hill Council had the usual Iar~.
"a, |. us last meeting. Ten applications
reverend Doctor Silver Of Union Pacific Co,na',
OF omaha was a visitor. Addresses were mada
p 81 supseme Vice Regent Robinson and Deputy
p X nonner: Arrangements were made 10 ceie.
o.a.e royal Arcanum Day by a picnic at Roth.
Srove on June % II is also understood 49," :
sro,ey party and steamboat excursion are IN
Carr lane Council had an interes,ipx 80.
.arse'y attended meeting. Several application
cuVetfe Council reports a satisfactory r,..V.n-
Win one application and one initiate
msnss nsre made for a basket picnic at Meramec
Banner Council had a large music and literary
entertainment Friday evening
well attended meeting. "~o a
csage Council held q most enthusia site meet
ing At which five candidates were Initiated ann
date Of Institution. April &c. Tine grand yeeens
deputy Jere Haldernan and Past Grand Recent
The meeting OF Missouri Council wa. a.ro..,
TO routine business. after which arrangements
were made Tor more aggressive work. Some an
plieations were promised for the next meeting.
meeting. at which arrangements were made 70
Join Chevalier Council in celebrating ROYAL Ar
canum Day at Ramona Park. on June 2. Past
Grand Recent Bonner was q visitor.
Marouette Council had a splendid meeting ON
Monday night. with two applications received
picnic on Royal Arcanum Day.
Efforts are being made TO organize a new coun-
ell at 81 Charles. for which purpose q public
Felix Council had a most encouraging meeting
IN It's new hall fWestgate) on Easton and Grand
avenues. on Friday evening.
Council for a public meeting at Lebanon on next
Ozark COUNCIL had an Overlooking open meeting
Ozark has set a pace TO attain the soo-mark.
Spring River Council at Carthage has taken the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

Schiller Lodge was well attended at II. last
mems, One candidate was initiated. Brothers
HeSenkannp. Gerdel and Rinchold made trief al.
visitor. ' /" q
on Bse% aeplIc lsass mad mad 1 an ,in;ere-s,as mee,ins;
members present showed al! members of he
Lodge to be enthusiastic in the recruiting work
Unity Lodge had twenty members nresep, n, n.
last meeting. Brothers Barth. Begeman. IJnders
ard AIRING made brief remarks. Several mem
Mount Olive Lodge had an increased and en-.
thusiastic attendance at its las, meeting Tbree
were initiated and four applications read. Grand
Dictator F. W. Brockman. William Kinsey. John
A Sloan and others addressed tine lodge
Columbia Lodge entertained its members and
friends at the last meeting with a dance. Sew
ladies. were present TO enjoy the pleasures Of the
evening: Two applications were received.
OAK Lodge had twenty-five members present
ing been finished. the member were entertained
With brief remarks by Brothers Macksy. Martin.
Bolton Bolton a. and d. Murphg; B. F. Lockhart was the
Missouri Lodge reports q good attendance. The
memners are ever ready To support and give
hearty cooperation 10 the best interests of the
order Brothers Keily. Stern. Howard. Case ard
Woolfsfeld were the orators Of the evening
Germans Lodge had an enthusiastic meeting.
Olive Branch Lodge had a welI-attended meet
ing and smoker. One candidate was Initiated.
Chevalier Lodge had a good attendance at .ts
preme and Grand lodges were reed. j. II. Rob
erts special deputy. was a visitor and ad-
Centennial Lodge held a good meeting. one
candidate was initiated and three applications
received. J. II. Roberts. special deputy, paid the
lodge a visit and assisted in the initiatory work.
and the members promised their hearty support
one candidate was initiated. V. A. Crawford and
Brothers Aehie. Lewis and the dictator made
brief remarks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
KNIGHTS of Pythlas.

On June 4 one OF the greatest fraternal gath.
eriLgs e. or held in the southeastern Fart OF the
State was held in Ironton under the auspices OF
horton Lodge. No. 24. Knights OF Pythiae. IL
was the annual celebration OF the Eleventh Dis
trict Pythian Association. At . O'Clock a parade
under the marshalship Of Brothers Cav and
Marshall formed and marched to the grove in
which the celebration was held. Orion Lodges
b md Of Poplar EIun led the parade. followed by
Bonne T.re COMPANY. No. 20. Uniform Rank, in
full uniform. Sixteen floats representing the
various business interests Of Ironton were in
the parade. Mayor Edgar welcomed the associa-
ton and Vice President J. r. Thomas respond
ed Grand Keeper Of Records and SEAL John n.
Holmes then delivered an address on the sub
jet OF the order to an immense gathering. In
the evening there was speaking at the Court
house and n dance at the opera houss.
arrangements are being made in the orY,c. -
the grand keeper Of records and seal for reca,v-
Ing and compiling reports Of the various Iodss.
Tor the term ending il ne 20.
FIXTURE Great Lodge conferred the rank NJ
Page. amPlined form. upon two candidates a, ,hs
iast regular meeting. June |. Several yisi,,nS
nroffers were present to witness the ceremonr
IN next Wednesday evening there will be WORT
in the rank OF ESQUIRE. WI
f5thasoras Lodge. No. US. X. Of p. NJ ~.
last convention advanced v. C. Rodgers ~ ths
cnair. frelate Bertrsm to v. c. and elected
hao'Ier Cartwright as prelate. all occn stoned Nv
we resieration of G. G. smithwick. One appii.
.ation was received. AT the next convention n.
'snk OF Knight will be conferred. '
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
EXCURSION To YELLOWSTONE PARK


American Tourist AHsOcia ton VIII
Travel In the West This Year.
An extended tour to tine Yellowstone Park
has been arranged by the American Tourist
Association, Of which Reau Campbell is
general manager. and Indications are tina
many St Louisans and people in this vi
entity are going. as the itinerary is leisure
ly, and there are long stops at all points
of interest. In Colorado the tourists will
visit Pixies Peak. Garden of the Gods. and
many other famous places. The itinerary
of the tour includes a visit to unique Salt
Lake City. and a long ride in sight of the
Rocky Mountains. The same features thai
have hitherto made these tours so popular
will be prominent this year, and there will
be utmost privacy for small parties in the
Pullman sleeping and dining cars, and ell
the coaches used on the drives will be for
the exclusive use of the tourists. The
American Tourist Association has also ar
ranged a tour Of Alaska. and II Individual
members of the Yellowstone party desire
to continue further north the trip will he
Incorporated in the itinerary. The cost CT
tickets in these tours include all expenses
everywhere. Full particulars will be fur.
nished upon application to the Missouri
Pacific Ticket Office. Northwest corner
Broadway and Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

The closing visit OF the spring schedule
for the knights of Father Mathew wa'
made to ST. Patrick's Council. No. ~. tas'
st. Louis. on Monday evening. The Rev
erend James T. Corey. the supreme spirit
ual director. delivered the sermon in 81
fatrick's Church to a large congregation
After the church services an open meeting
was held at the council hall. which was
addressed by Daniel orc. Tracy. W. H.
O'Brien. Thomas :. Bowdern and Thomas
Fox. The supreme officers viii complete
the schedule OF annual visits to the other
councils In the fall.
Following is the standing of the leaders
in the race for the banner. as shown by
last reports: Emerald. No. 10. 2il: ST Louis.
No. l. ls9: st. Bridget's. No. S. III: 81. Leo's.
No. Is. l64. and Immaculate Conception. No.
-. Hannibal. Mo-. AZ.
The Committee on Junior Knights Field
Day and the annual reunion of the local
councils have completed all arrangements.
The councils are aking an active interest.
and n large number Of members or the
councils will attend the reunion at Ramona
Park Sunday. June is.
The Uniform Rank will give a lawn party
at Athletic Park Wednesday evening. June
10. The Uniform Rank will taxi part In the
Fourth Of July parade.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

August next before the United States Dis
trict Court In Georgia to stand trial under
the indictments charging them with COM
plicity In the frauds OF Oberlin NJ. Carter.
Judge LAcombe refused to grant the writ.
but allowed an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court admitting the prisoners to
the same bail under which they were pre-
viously held.
The points which the Court viii be asked
to pass upon are the validity OF the In,
drawings Of the Grand Jury In Georgia
and the question Of Jurisdiction Of the
court.
As the Supreme Court does not convene
until next October. the matter cannot b
argued before that time.
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received approval from the supreme medical e1-
aminer.
meeting on Friday evening and had . very large
attendance Of its own members and others from
visiting lodges
Many Of the lodges have reserved their candf-
dates for the special initiation on Wednesday
evening.
Nearly all the lodges have held their semi
annual elections. and those that have not done %
Will elect officers this week.
The Grand Lodge Committee on Laws Will pre-.
sent a new code OF laws for the government OF
this Jurisdiction. and In all probability the res
olution will occupy a full half day for considera-
tion.
The report Of the supreme reprc sentatives out
lining the work Of the supreme Lodge at Its last
session will be presented. but II IL more retro
epective than Of present Importance
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

Little Mabel: Papa. does mamma own
q planet?" y
idea into your headT'
Little Mabel why. 1 asked teacher last
night what big star II was above us, and
she said 1t wasn't a star. but a planet, and
that 1t was Ma's."-Town and Country.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
IMMIGRANTS At MANILA.
Citizens of Many Nations Going 10
the PhiliDDines.

Washington. June 6-The total number of
immigrants arriving at Manila from July to
November. 1900. was $500. Of whom 500 were
females. OF the total number arriving s.
$50 had been in che Philippines. 3.0a2 could
neither write nor read and 1.5l7 bought SO
or more In money.
OF the total number arriving during said
period 4.61 were Chinese. 5e4 Americans, 215
Spanish. l2 English and a. Japanese.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

AEst' -
Committee on State Of the Order will hold its
regular monthly meeting to-day at headquarters.
Union Trust building.
The following councils will meet this week:
South Side. Monday: New Century. Tuesday:
Greeley. Wednesday: Missouri-Wabash. Thurs
day: Eureka. Friday.
ST. Louis Council met Monday right and ono
application was considered favorahly.
There have been initiated in the order. from
January ! 10 May 20. 1.s3i members making the
actual membership on that date 81. So and total
IN su-ance in force S5i. ses. 900.
Many members here will attend the picnic of
the Illinois Advisory Council at Chicago July
In the group contest the Jurisdiction Of Mis-
sour stands nth out Of twelve.
Orator W. T. MrGoogan Of south Side Cour-
ell has been selected to represent this council at
the Fourth of suiy parade.
Eureka Council had a good attendance Mt its
sev.ral are In view for next meeting. Charles
Mueth was selected 20 represent this council at
the Fourth OF July celebration.
West End Council was greeted with a good
ntterdance Tuesday. notwithstanding the very
ana..-
Hamilton Council met Monday with a good at
candidates were initiated. Advisory Arcbon Web
Der: a member Of this council. Is determined to
hership.
Future Great Council Initiated three candidates
and entertained three applications at its last
Lee,ine, steps we're taken to secure soma de-
s.fahie nan in the West End at once. A gold
medal o. the order has been offered for the
member securing the largest number Of MEM
pers by October J.. George Wrelki was elected
pre!fte and William kors to represent this coun.
Gil at the Fourth Of July celebration.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
PUT BLAME ON THE SPIRITS.
Mans Excuse When Tried on a
Charge of Assault.

PEITA
Williamsport. June S.-Wken placed on
trial IN Criminal Court. on a charge Of as
saulting Doctor May Heinhold. Thomas J..
King claimed that spirits talked to him and
advised him to do things that ne didn't
want to do. The jury decided that King
vas not responsible for his actions. and he
will probably be sent to an asylum.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
SEEK A SLICE OF BAL TIM0RE.
Pennsylvania People. Claim $50,
1000 Worth of Property There.
REPCBLIC SPECIAL

REPCBLIC PECIAL
Sharon. Pa. June &-Eighty million dol
lars is the stake the Bartlett heirs OF
steps to recover. The estate h said to be
located in the heart Of Baltimore. An un-
Gle of the. BartIetts died intestate many
ored to settle the estate. but failed. Re-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

TAKE Care.
Love Is a gambler,
Watch him with care,
The registering rambler
Will anything dare.
He'll play with a beggar.
He'll sport with n king:
"A fortune he'll wager,
Gold-fame-anything,
Watch your cards. cease your Gliding
He's ~false-you'H believe
When l tel you he's hiding
The hearts up his sleeve.
Town Hall.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
"sUMMER OUTINGS"

One OF the greatest pleasures Of the Sum-
mer Outing Is the completeness Of the
lunch basket. Plenty to eat and to drink
makes the outing all the more enjoyable.
The Luyties Bros, Grocer Company make a
eat. and their Vim and Liquor department
IL the finest in the city. Good goods and
low prices have made st. Louis's Greatest
Grocery Store famous. Consult them be-
fore you start out on the Summers Outing.
This firm will In q short time move into
their handsome new store at Sixth and
Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

summit Lodge had a full attendance Thursda,
night. The following officers were elected: y
e.. c. W. Mclean: v. e.. Z. A. Common: score
tary. r.. j. Harris
Lclede Lodge elected three candidates at III
meeting Tuesday and had four for the First de
gree and three propositions for membership. .
Carondeiet Lodge. No. ia, initiated one candi
date at its last meeting: had two propositions fol
membership and worked in the degrees.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. :. at Its meeting
Friday night. Initiated three candidates and hac
two propositions for membership.
Headquarters association and bureau. Of infor.
nation had a well attended meeting last nigh
and visited 81. Louis Lodge. No. >. In a BODY.
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The approaching session OF the Grand Lodge Is
absorbing the attention OF the memoership- The
s~ration. for the work Of the three DAYS. hesidss
NJ which time there viii be an initiation Of
more than 100 candidates from the several lodges
~ the city. The supreme protector viii be pres
enf. Gold buttons and gold pins will be distrfb-
uted to the candidates and to the members pro-
curing the applicants
The COMMITTEES on Laws viii meet At the grand
secretary's office on MONDAY
The Cpmmiftee on Credentials will have its
work well in hsnd. 30 a. to save any delay In
receiving the delegates and members for In
~ftiation.
An reports are In the hands Of the printer and
viii ba ready for distribution 1t the opening Of
the session on Tuesdav morning.
The new lodge was started Al Wenstou on FRI
dav evening and will have twenty-five members
ADDED to its roster before the charter closes
Enterprise Lodge was instituted nj West Gate
with q charter list Of thirty-dve. nearly al Of
whom have passed the medical examination and
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fever and arranged for a public meeting and
future aggressive work.
Compton Hilrs prize. won in the ''class con-
test" Will he presented by the grand regent on
July T.. The other presentations will Immediately
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

Fatal mistakes are made by those who do
not heed the earlier symptoms of kidney or
bladder trouble that often end in Bright
disease or diabetes. When FoIey's Kidney
Cure makes the kidneys well. how foolish
II is to DELAY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09
INVOLVED IN CARTER FRAUDS.
Federal Judge Refuses Writ Of
Habeas Corpus for Indicted Men.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. jun s.-Abram J. Rose went
before Judge Lacombe Of the United States
Circuit Court to-day and asked for q writ
Of habeas corpus for John w. Gaynor.
Benjamin D.. Greene and l. H. and W. r.
Gaynor. who are under bail to appear in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

s. Louis Camp paid an official visit to Oak
Hiu Tent on last tuesday night. Owing to tho
bad night. the ATTENDANCE was small. but repre-
sentatiyes were present from almost every tent
Refreshmrnts were served.
Great Commander Anderson was in Springfield.
Mo last week and Instituted what Is known a.
Kickapoo Tent, With twenty-five charter menu
bers- - sx,.s .h> p.u.,
and Emnloyment bureau. with Sir Knight Hack
enoist as representative.
Sir Knight Tiiiery. tho recordkeeper OF Cali
fornia Tent, left his home In California on May
- ~ attend some business IN Kansas city. since
which time he has not been heard from.
Apollo Tent AZ rs last review on Thursday
evening initiated one candidate and received .
Summit TENT at its meeting on June II will In
,ti.,e twenty candidates. the Great Camp degree
team ofcciating. This tent will celebtate its
.iS,h snniyersarv on June -.
Tover Grove Tent held its regular review last
Monday evening. with two Invitations and scv-
erai apnlicatiane' Sir Knight r. Bruce was pres
emit with his orchestra. and the meeting was
linton Tent at its review last Monday night re-
ceived four applications. This tent will give its
81 JcrSs D,y,sion. Uniform Rank has changed
,ts besaouarterr to Stcile's Hall. Thirteenth and
Riddle streets. and will meet hereafter on each
Eridav ryeninr The Uniform Division will en-
tertain Adjutant General sletzer to-day and to-
The Marine Drum and Busie Corps will give a
railroad excursion to Pacific to-day on the Frisco
Line.
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Anderson Hive. No. n. held its regular review
Saturday evening. with good attendance. One
candidate was in.tia..d and ssvvraI applications
were received. The Entertainment COMMITTEES Is
making preparations for q AVN party. to he
Tower Grove Hive has completed ar~ansemsnts
for the first annual lawn, party. To be given In
conjunction with Tower Grove Tent. At Oak Hi
Garden. Morgan Ford road and Juniata street,
Raps Of Liberty Hive were among the ~visitors.
Lady Recordkeeper Hannah n. Gillespie. repre-
sentative to the State. Convention At St Joseph.
made quite an elaborate report.
Liberty Hive held its last regular review
Wednesday evening, June S. and Initiated two
candidates, The visitor. present were Lady Bob
Ter OF Anderson Hive. Lady Withers and Lady
Alstatt OF Oak Hill Hive. Lady Murphy, Lady
Doering and several other ladies' Of Chellis. Re
freshmerts were served and dancing enjoyed un-
I'll a late hour The next regular review will DO
held Wednesday evening. June II.
An English clergyman once preached a
sermon on the fate Of the wicked Meeting
soon after an old woman well known for
her gossiping propensities. he said: IT hops
my sermon has borne fruit. You heard
what ] said about the place where there
shall be wailing and crashing Of teethT'
We'll. as to that" answered the siamc.
.ff I as anythink to say. 1t be this: let
them anash their teeth as has 'em-I
ain't"-New York Tribune
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SUMMER WORK OF
LODGES BEGINS.
Picnics and Excursions in Pros
pect-knights Of Father
Mathew Visits.

Communications intended for ths
secret society columns of The SUNDAY
Republic must reach the office of Tn
Republic not later than Friday noon
tO receive attention.
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Thirteen camps answered roll call Monday al
Central Committees meeting. The financial re-
rort Of the showed a good balance on
The right side Of the ledger after several hills
were allowed. Reports OF committees showed
everything arranged for the excursion to Rclla
to-day and Memorial Day services and unveil-
inGx next Sunday.
German Camps meeting Thursday evening was
unusually largely attended. Two candidates
were ir Introduced. Several amendments to the by
laws provoked considerable discussion and were
nnally laid over. The financial statement of
Clert BG rtlett showed q snug sum In the hands
Of the banker.
Benton Camp had its usual Initiation OF ons
end considered much routine business. Clerk
Il Uis Msull announced the intention Of many
.'chcppess' going to Rolla. The committee hav-
ing charge Of the railroad excursion reported
good p'cgress and the matter was laid over till
next meeting.
ST Louis Camp initiated two and had three
app!itGt.ors. The committees having the un-
veilings In hand reported ar-rangements perfect
ed. Accommodation for all wishing TO take part
with St. Louis Camp have been perfected. and
memters Of other camps who wish to Join in
the services can get transportation from Bley's
Hall. broadway and Chippewa street. at ESQ
sharp next sunday afternoon.
IsIu:y William II. Hughes spent Wednesday
In Roila looking after the welfare Of the az
crrsiorists who will make the trip to-day. As
excursions. will he run from Jefferson City.
Springfield and other nearby townA Rolla has
Tade ample arrangemsnts to accommodate fts
many visitors
Mercantile Gimp had . good meeting Saturday
eyering. two applications being received.