The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-14
Sermon by the Noted Preacher
Was the Feature of the Day
at Chautauqua.
ExcURSI0NISTS OUT IN FORCE.
T. Fl. Perrin of st. Louis Presides
Over the Sunday-SchOol Serv-
ices-Many st. Louis
Persons Present.
REPrRrTr SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ChaUtauqua. Ill. July 13-To-day was a
quiet Sunday at the Pissa Chauiauqua. not
withstanding the fact tnat several hundred
visitors came in TO hear Sam Jones preach.
The Spread Eagle brought a large number
of visitors. and the Chicago. Peoria and st.
Louis. the only railroad running into Chau-
tauqua. brought extra coaches on all their
regular trains. The upper end OF the valley
was crowded with vehicles OF persons who
drove from nearby points. Numerous has
ket picnic parties were held at the noon
hour, and the Piasa Spring Hotel served
dinner to 200 guests.
Aside from the sermon by Sam Jones
there was very little effort made at provid-
ing 4 programme for the visitors, the only
other exercises Of importance being the
Sunday school preceding the sermon, over
which T II. Perrin, president OF the Perrin
* Smith Company of ST. Louis presided.
Nesper services were held this evening, the
leader being Reverend Doctor Jay A Ford
pastor Of the First Baptist Church in Jer-
seyville.
Joseph L. Stevens OF ST. Louis hal = parrv
OF friends with him on his yacht. Phi
Alpha The party consisted OF Misses
Ethcl%ynne Chittenden and Edith Lee
Brenholt Of Alton. Edith Lee of EDWARDS
vile. and Z. Fiedesholt OF 81. Louis. E Z.
Hagen Of Alton and y. c. Hardin, Jr.,
of Hannibal. Mo.
Judge B. L. Burroughs of Edwardsvllle
one Of the Judges Of the Appellate Court
Of Illinois. wGs an interested visitor He
was accompanied by Mrs. Burroughs and
Mrs. Eliza 4. Barnett, also of Edwards
Vile. Two other well-known Illinois jurists
were Chautauqua visitors yesterday. Judge
A VI. Staten of the Jersey County Court.
at Jerseyyille, and Judge Thomas Henshaw
OF Carrollton.
The RpVerAnd I H.,
First Baptist Church at Jerseyville. VINO is
the Chautauqua chaplain. was called 10
S2SaTts sS Yesterday by the death OF Mrs.
funeral VIII take place Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Todd died Saturday evening. In the
absence Of the Reverend Mr.. klene. the
position OF assembly chaplain will be filed
by the Reverend Doctor {. o. Kimball pas
Tor of 81. Johns VI. f. Church at Ed
wardsyilie, who. with his family, is spend
Ing the season in the Lemen cottage IN
Bluff avenue.
Among the St Louisans who registered at
the Plas1 Spring Hotel to-day were: Mrs.
NJ b. Alvey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. CALI
gan. Mr.. and Mrs w. E. WIlliams George
.. Hall; Mrs. Henry Voelker. Mrs. James
John r. BoddIe. Edgar Wiggeman, W b.
Dean. Jr-, Charles II. johnson, Miss Clara
z: E:oi,ICIsd iMcKinsy s William VILLA s Mills J. W:
o. Morris and Mrs. Norris William F.
link, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tusler ani
Miss Tusler, and J. Edmund Goedde.
the Piasa Spring Hotel were: c. VI. Moor
man Of EdTardsville, Charles Brainard OF
Grafton. ILL.,: Charles D. Hagen OF Alton,
George r MainwRring OF Ann Arhor. Mich;
J. b. Maxfield of Alton, Mrs. Snyder and
Miss Snyder of Belleville. c. g. Hender-
BeIleville. Mrs. L. B. Smith Of G5eenfield.
H., Mrs. NJ. @. Dale of Greenfield. H..
Theodore kistner and Attorney Thomas
StallinEs of Granite City, Miss Jane Pogua
of Edwardsville. Miss Charlotte Nelson Of
Edwardsyille. W. W. Mckee Of Alton.
Doctor T. L. Foulds Miss Grove. Frank
Moore, all Of Alton; W. (. Ingham and
Lathy Waggoner OF Upper Alton, o. Voor-
hees, 7. z. VOORHEES,. L. J. Cory and l..
e. Landon. all of Jerseyville; W. II. Jour
Doctor F. E. McClane and the Misses Gra-
Gle. FRANKIE and Cora c. McClane Of Al
ton; G. A. Stratton and Mrs. Stratton Of
Alton, Mrs Clara A. Coats OF Melville,
ILL.,, Roy McCracken and Scott c. BowyeT
of Waverly, Ill.
Theater at Alton, who. with Mrs SauvaSe,
Is spending the season at the Plasa Spring
Hotel, to-day entertained B. b. Harris and
F. F. Ferguson of Alton.
T. p. Van Hook Of the Bloomington Ill,
Chautauqua vas the guest Of Secretary o..
c. p Squire. Postmaster at Batchtown,
Ill, was visitor.
Russell Gardner of St. Louis entertained
party of friends with cruise on the Mis-
sissippi this afternoon on his yacht Annie
Russell
J. K McDavid. president Of the Rank Of
Hillsboro. of Hillsboro. Ill, is here for the
season.
c. j. Bruner, a business man o. Rock
bridge. Ill, was Chautauqua visitor to-
day.
James Moore, a capitalist Of Fidelity, Ill,
was the guest Of Chautauqua friends.