The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

VIII be held by the members OF the 81
Matthew'S Catholic Church. in a tent Mon
! day.. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
I ST. Matthew'S lady MINISTRIES will give a
performance each evening.
| VIOLIN RECITAL-Senor Ricardo Ruiz
n v:oiin virtucso. Will give n recital at the
Certral \: NJ. Z. A.; corner Of Grand and
| recital Is to he given under the auspices
Of the association orchestra.
JOINED ANOTHER COMPANY f. F.
] Catlin of the John F.. Hall Commission
4 Company. and &. V. Fisher. formerly Of the
L.eftwich-Fisher Commission Company.
have become associated with the Forester
Brothers Commission Company.
BRYAN HILL SCHOOL PICNIC-The pu-
pills of Bryan Hill School will have their an
ruai picnic at O'Fallon Park next Thurs
day. June 10. Patrons and friends of the
school have made arrangements TO give the
little folks the most enjoyable outing pos
! sibie.
CEREMONY POSrPONED-The ceremo-
~ OF laying the corner stone Of Liggett
Hall at the new site Of Washington Univer-
sity. which was TO have taken place yester-
day afternoon. was postponed until next
Saturday on account Of the rain.
CONSTABLE APPOINTED Frank H.
Wellmann was appointed Deputy Constable
In Justice Walkers court yesterday by Con-
stable George W. Stinebaker. in place Of
Frank b. Lingo. whose connection with the
court was severed some days ago.
TO OBSERVE FLAG DAY-The St. Louis
CHARTER Of the Daughters Of the American
eSsi USserva aTs a' ss P1sR S g. secure an F = ssH.
juno IA. The society has requested all citi-
Gems TO display flags from their residences
ard places OF business on that day.
JOEL SwOPE'S wILL-The will Of Joel
Swope was filed for probate yesterday. He
left 81 each 70 his daughters: Birdie Daisy
remainder OF his estate to his wife. Pauline.
whom he named executrix without bond.
The will was executed July IS. 1893.
HEBREW SCHOOLS TO cLosEIrhe
Hebrew free and Industrial schools will give
their closing exercises sunday. June o. at
interesting programme has been arrange
and several clergymen Of the city will ad-
dress tho little folks.
CABANNE CLUB ExCURsION-The
Cabanne Club will give its second annual
The steamer Hill City viii leave the foot OF
be served on board. The excursion is for
members and their invited guests.
ABANDONED BABE FOUND - An
abandoned male infant apparently a week
walk In front Of the vacant lot at No. 1914
Russell avenue at I O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, The police removed the walt to tho
lSttJeS1d f1OIuo dt NO. So3i VISA avenue,
where II was named John Smith.
ORPHANS PICNIC r~o-pAY-The Ger.
give It's annual picnic ON the ei Grounds SDsi 81 the
Orphan Home on the St. Charles Rock
road to-day. There will be games and ath-
grown saSc sv people s0t there eae VILE viii be- Sne sdd sre ssr the the
principal one being by Charles Nasel.
NEW MONTHLY MA0AZrNE-The Com
monwealth. a monthly magazine. edited by
Francis A. Thornton Of st. Louir. has made
its first appearance. II Is devoted. as its
Of thought and contains articles by lead.
Ing professional men Of the city. Its OBJ
Ject is to present s~o-calied heavy" matter
in an interesting and attractive style.
SCOTTISH CLANS PIcNIc-rhe Scot.
fish Clans will give their twenty-third an
Will be races and other amateur athletic
events. for which entries will be received
rn;I June % by Major P~eckinston and Tom
entries will b. made on the grounds viii h.
open to all corners.
FREE THOUGHT CLUB - The Free
Thought Club has Just closed a years study
OF the life and works Of Sir Walter Scott.
An enthusiastic meeting was held Friday
at the residence of Mrs. H. ]
Noonan. No. $3.50 Bartmer avenue. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. F. j.
president: Mrs. w. P. Stewart. |
eAA nhS 1AICAS. treasurer.
TRAINING SCHOOL ExCURs1oN-rhe
Young Women's Auxiliary Of the Woman's |
this year on the steamer City Of Providence |
June Is. The boat starts Al s n.
supper will be ready half an hour ear |
Her. n brass hand and a mandolin club
Will furnish music and there will be dane |
Gins on the lower deck. |
DOMESTIC SCIENCE ExHIBIr-An ex-
1lO1lCn CT domestic science anA mammal |
will be given by the Eads Avenue |
Training School at Texas and Eads |
be in charge OF Lisbeth N. Giadfelter
Df the domestic science department. and X. |
A. kissack of The manual training DEPART |
The exhibition will be open from 10
q. la. to . y. IN. |
BUTCHERS BARBECUE-rhe ST. Loui,
mic and barbecue Sunday. june 1 Is IN cSo9-
cordia Park. Thirteenth and Utah streets.
There Will be a parade preceding the fe3-
Of athletic events, for which
suitable prizes are offered. There will Re
twenty-five cattle and forty-six sheep
''barbecued'' and distributed.
FURNITURE MEN TO MEEr-rbe reg.
ilar monthly meeting Of the st. Louis Fur
at 8 p. m. H. s. Cauldeld will deliver
IN address en- The Safety OF Doing Business
n Texas" H. 8. futile win make a report
J. A. Steinmeyer Is president of
he association. and George T. Parker is
STENOGRAPHERS' MEETINGLrhe reg
lar monthly meeting OF the ST. Louie
tenographers, Afsocsation was held
light in the Linmar building. Washing
nd vandeventer avenues A music pro-
ramme. interspers,d with phonograph and
81 ,se na a.soeis;,o wa: rS ssndesed by mem
vere at the meeting and stood a