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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12

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Officers Of the Century Culture Club have
issued invitations Tor the first OF a Serbs
OF informal afternoons on Tuesday. De
cember Is at 2.r o'clock q; Henn=mau
Hall.
Major Dennis OF the Planters entertained
with a dinner On Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Of InG!anapolis.
Ind. who are visiting il the city are stop
ping at Hotel Beers.
Mrs Emma Moultcn Iancan OF Linieii
boulevard has gone TO Aberdeen. Miss. 10
attend the double wedding OF Miss Jean
Moore Carter to Nr. Phillip Gor3in and
Miss Mary Carter 10 Mr.. Robert A. Berns
OF ST. Louis.
Miss Marie ROiltrel and Miss Marsarite
Walsh Of the South Side entertained friends
on Tuesday by giving a musical and dance
Miss Bess Daugherty has returned 70 the
city to spend the winter with her PARENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs D. F. Daugherty.
Charles u. Brough. former Mayor OF
Ogden. Utah. IS a guest Of H ". Bishop.
Nc. SIS Clemens avenue Mr.. Brough IS
en- route TO Mississippi
The Westminster Dancing Club Will en-
terrain friends with their third informal at
No. a:a Olive street Tuesday evening. De
cembVr II.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
SURPRISED Ry rpIESDS
MRS. sONNTAG ENTERTAINED.

Mrs Charles Sonntag entertained at her
home. Nc 1851 Lucky street "Wednesday
afternoon. Fourteen games of euchre
were played. The winners We're Miss Lcllie
Seim. Mrs. Aug. Kohl and Mrs. Oscar Grun.
After the game. the players adjourned to
the spacious dining room OF Mrs. F.
FfarTar. where q TeGast was served. The
next meeting viii be held at the residence
OF Mrs. Charles J. CarrilloI. Those pressn.
Were.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12

The Westminster Dancing Club will en-
friends with their third informal at
1874 Olive street Tuesday evening. De-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12

Miss Marie ROiltreI and Miss Margarine
Walsh Of the South Side entertained friends
on Tuesday by giving a musical and dance
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Vi ALL M SUNDAT-SEVEN ISSUES A WEEK
By Maii-In A~dvance-Postage Prepaid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17

capital stock is 100000. 1t is pro
posed to build and operate a road
With Mena as the western terminus
to Black Springs, Montgomery county
distance of thirty-fve miles. The
corporators OF the road are: Day
Mills, Pittsburg, Kansas; John F.
fodd, Mena; Lewis H. Levens, Kans-
as City, Mo; Lon H. Hansbcrgel
Kansas City. Mo-; w. \. Carroll,
Mena; John B. Jones and Oscar Da-
Wis. W. H. Wright, Little Rock; /.
w Welch, Stanley Woodruff, Mena.
fhe board OF directors are: Day
Mills, John F. Todd, w. \. Carroll.
John B. Jones, and Lewis H. Levens.
Oscar Davis. Lewis II. Levens. Stan
ley Woodruff, Lafayette II. Welch and
N. y Carroll are named as commits
sloners to solicit subscriptions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17
PRICE PAID TO SEE THE KING

It reouiled several hundred years
for the enterprsing Englishman with
An eye to business to realize that
the crownin@ Of a king might increase
his own bank account In 110o he
seems suddenly 10 have discovered
this fact. and since that time prices
have advanced in a rather SLOW a la
Anglaise conservative sort of fash
ion from zero to the eXorbtant de
mands that await favored onlookefs
when King Edward VII passed before
the might multitude.
Previous TO 100 places of vantage
were token by chance. as it We're,
and held according to the law OF first
come. first served. In this year,
however. Henry | came to the throne,
and doubtless some man touched with
the modern spirit of gain began a sys-
ten of charges for choice places.
Thirty.five wears later the price WIS
made a pillard which rose to 1ns'
kin when. twenty years a1te@ the
Lion Heart walked to Westminster
under his silken canopy.
la 1a74 the prince. familiarly cailes
"Longshanks.' received the ttte OF
King Edward I. and provided feast
for which were slain 400 oxen ane
as many sheep. $50 pigs. Is WIG
bears and 10000 fowls. TO TINS
amount 800 f1itches of bacon wefe
added. Fountains and condults IN the
streets ran red and white VINE III
stead of water. Rich draperies Oh
bright -hued silks and cloths were
boung from the windows OF the wear
tbv who cast handfuls OF silver u
the crowds below.
Charges rose by slow graduation To
a farthing. or half cent. then 10 d
penny. or 2 cents; half grossus' oi
cents. until We come to the crown
ing of that ruler whom Dickens oes
ienates as "a blot of blood and grease
unon the history of England the
Bluebeard. Henry VIII. sleh' VI
whom was valued at Whoie sio"''
or cents.
The coming of the virgin queen
Elizabeth. in 1858. caused the neA,
increase in price, Six pence oi :
cents, was then the exoro''an' 'o
mand.
Forty.five years later, hoNe'e'
initiated the Stuart
sovereigns points of elevation oioae
their owners a shilling. or % cents
After the wreck of Cromwells s.o's @
roya, prices we're restored win h'ns @
y claims, for when that merry wv WV ~
arch" Charles II. was made k'ns -
1860 a crown. or 30 cents. was 'ne
sUm demanded
p,,t ~ 17eo and 10 guineas. over
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17
RAILWAY RUMBLINGS
Items of Both Local and General
Interest.

Mr.. F. S. Strife. Of st. Lo1is ba.
been appointed superintendent Of tho
Arkansas Car Service association
which will open headquarters in Iit.
tie Rock on October l. Mr.. Strife has
been chief clel'' in the office nj Snna,..
intendent Paul OF the St Louis Car
Service association for the past scy.
en- years. Mr. Strife has a thorouaI,
knowledge Of the work. He will have
an office force Of at least four assist.
ants and clerks. Every station and
every siding in the state will he in.
Guided in the district There Will he
travelling inspectors 10 cheek nn all
the blind sldings, and if car is ner
mitted to stand nr a siding longer
than forty-eight hours. ear service
VIII be charged at the rate of 81 uer
day. The Iron Mountain Choetow
Cotton Belt. Frisco, Little Rock and
Hot Springs Western and all the shor4
lines in the state are interested Ev.
cry foot OF track in the state eycent
the Kansas City Southern. which has
car service bureau of its own. will
be III the association. Heretofore the
large stations such as Little Rock.
Newport, Brinhley, Jonesboro. and
Pine Bluff, have been in the Nemnhis
district. The Arkansas lines desired
to extend the service to all stations
=. the state. which oveltaXed the
Memphis bureau. The Arkansas lines
also desired their own service in con.
formity with the laws of the state of
Arkansas. The sole idea of the rail-
roads is to secure immediate release
CT their equipment, and thereby pre-
vent the annual recurrence Of the car
famine. Instances have been known
where cars have lain for thrty-siX
Gays at points not affected by 1he car
service regulations MI J. G. Harti-
gan, superintendent Of the Arkansas
division Of the iron Mountain. is
chairman of the executive c0mms.
tee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17
The Workman's Conclusions.

The millionaire employer was civ.
Ing his workmer fatherly talk.
In all ages Of the world he said,
some men have accumulated more
wealth than others. This would hap
pen ander any social system. Some
men must have capital in order that
other men may have employment.
Wealth does not bring happiness, 1t
merely brings responsibilities. am
called rich man. but all get out
Of my riches, so far as am person
ally concerned, is r-y food and cloth
ing.
BY sun, Ia get more out of 1t
than that if l had it" exclaimed a
'ed-nosed mar in the crowd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17

s25 and $50. were given when George
lll-by the grace of God King of Eng
land. etc. and OF the American colo
nies-took the rod of power in his
hand. Those one-time colonies now
send forth men whose wealth not only
can meet all eXorbitant demands fol
heholding royalty, but might possibly
be able to buy the kingdom itself.
The coronation of George III gave the
impetus to prices which have re-
NAMED, With more or less fiuctuation
to the present day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17
TexaFkana Street Railway.

The Texarkana Traction company
OF TeXarkana has filed articles
OF Incorporation With the secretary
OK state. The purpose is to construct
and operate street railways and SUI
bnrhan lines of railway in TeXarkana
Arkansas and Texas. The capital
stock is 100000, and 900 has been
subscribed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17
Judgment for Plaintiff.

The suit of Undertaken Ralph Rob
nson as administrator Of the estate
OF the late J. 7. Burgess. against the
ST. Louis Southwestern railway com
pany, was heard in the circuit court
this morning.. The plaintiff was Civ
en- judgment for SIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17
SEOGI BLASTS

II is rumored that the Gouds may
build from Fort Gibson to Texas
through the Choctaw nation coal
fields
Conductor p. D Atwood. of the
Pine Bluff accommodation, has resun1-
ed his run after brief illness.
The IRON Mountain raise from s. %
To So ton on Arkansas coal 10 St
Louis became effective Monday.
More than see employees in the
freight departments Of the different
Kansas City railroads have been
granted substantial increases in sal
ary within the nast month. In no in
stance has there been any threat of a
strike
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17

Mena & Black Springs Company.
The Mena & Black Springs railroad
company has filed articles Of incorpor-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-17
THE MARKETS

CORREITE J DAILY By ], A. PERbEE,
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minds dwell on the old days, on the Incl
dents of an intenser life. on the friendships
then formed, on the comrades they hope to
meet: they think Of the comrades gone. Of
the old commanders about whom they raj
lied. and who have aligned themselves in
the shadowy ranks lover there where the
morning light is always shining and taps
are never sounded. With each reunion the
pathos of the situation increases, because Of
the pitifulness of men aging into decrepi-
tude and senility, the tender sadness Of
hearts aching over losses, not like the loss
of mother, wife or friends, aching over the
absence of those whose friendship has been
fragrant and precious for more than a
quarter Of century; the loneliness Of men
who miss at roll-call three-fourths Of those
who stood by them in more than one Their
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mopylae. The pathos Of such a situation
ought to dull the blade Of an enemy, and
still the tongue Of slanderer.
THE members Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic are proud Of what they did for
their country, and certainly they are Justt-
fed in that pride. But they are not boast
ing Of what they did. They are clinging to-
gether in the old-time spirit Of comrade-
ship They are waiting submissdvely for
orders to march across the mystical river.
Their ranks are thinning and they know It,
More and more Of them are falling by
the way with each succeeding year. But
as long as any Of them live they will have
the impulse to get together, the longing TO
touch elbows again as In the old time, the
disposition to see one another before they
die And as the shadows lengthen and
deepen into twilight, shame on the man or
paper or party that seeks to add pang to
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ents; with whom l appointed meeting at
the motel. as had been requested. Among
the number were George Adams, then con-
nected with The Evening Star; Uriah H.
FAINTER and William b. Shaw the latter
SUN ahVe at the advanced age of eighty
years. AT the appointed time the commit
Tee assembled at the hotel, and shortly
afterward President Lincoln, accompa MED
by young man unknown to me. came into
me room. 1t was then stated that the
PRESIDENT was to receive the flags captured
at Fort Fisher, presented by a delegation
OF the army and navy which had been en-
gagged in that battle 40
-, ne anair was purely an informal one
The President, with the committee &C q
Foreground stood on the balcony in front
OF the hotel and greeted the soldiers from
Fort Fisher. He delivered a short but stir
ring speech, characteristic of him. and ac-
knowledged the bravery and loyalty of the
men as he received the standards 1 have
never seen that speech. and 1 do not he
lieve it is in print. No doubt. since the
time of its delivery was so filled with i'm
portant events. the speech of President
Lincoln on this occasion would prove to he
as great classic as his immortal speech at
the dedication Of the battlefield of Gettys-
burg"
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MEMORABLE SCENE.
President Lincoln Formally Presented
Number of Captured Flags.

Mr.. William f. Lockwood. ST. of Glen
Ioch, Chester county, Pa, who has been
in the city all of this week. relates an in
teresting incident in connection with Pres
ident Abraham Lincoln. which occurred in
Washington in the later days of the civil
war. The story is that of the presentation
to the President OF the flags captured at
Fort Fisher by the army and navy, under
command of Gen. Terry, January Is, 1865.
Between January and May of that
year" said Mr. Lockwood, Il was stop
ping in Washington at Browns Hotel, now
the Metropolitan. About two weeks after
the capture of Fort Fisher the proprietor
of the hotel came to me quietly and asked
me IL l could get committee Of loyal men
In the city to meet at the hotel the follow
Ing afternoon for a certain matter.
81 went up the avenue to 18th street, and
in old newspaper row ] selected about
twenty men, mostly newspaper correspond
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Suffered Twenty Years With
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G.. F. Brown welknown empoye of the Navy at Wash
D. c. Mr. Brown suffered horribly twenty
by Dr. Harris Eczema sufferer
the world should read this Mr. whole
II his language
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The G.. A. r. is Not Political.

mo; only an old copperhead, instinctively
hostile to the soldier and what he repre-
sents; only an old Bourbon with memories
of his treason in mind. could get so far
from the truth as to suggest or intimate
that interests in party or selfish or merce-
nary questions bring the Grand Army of
the Republic together in encampments
They go to these reunions purely in the
spirit of comradeship. And what a blessed
Is built the greatest veteran organization
that ever existed or will ever exist. The
holy light of freedom ilumines the way into
each comrades heart, making fraternity
indeed fraternal.
mo man who has not had army expert
ence can comprehend the character Of army
comrade ship. The sharp Municipalities Of
soldiers may have kept men OF the same
company apart for months, and yet these
same men, clinging to each in the terrible
exigencies of the white heat Of battle. were
welded together forever and ever. The ac
quaintance Of one instant in battle was more
to such men than the acquaintance Of years
in the common places of ordinary life. The
quick movement that saved a brother SOL
dier's life, the touch of elbow when the
leaden hail moved men down by hundreds,
the white steadfast face that turned in mute
encouragement when arms and legs were
torn off, the hand that went forward to
drag a man from the range of exploding
shells, the consciousness of desperate
and-tumble fight around the fiag-these are
the things that made men comrades.
Meet to Dwell on Old Days.
This is the spirit in which the old SOL
diers gather at all their reunions. They
do not-let US emphasize the assertion
think Of self or selfish interests. Their
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Two persons were killed and many in
jured in a collision between two passenger
trains at Sandy Hook, Conn.,, Thursday
night.
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a a m Q e suffer frnth
it soothing
harrow IA physician dies
any
going f O wtyy untIth 7
in
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o .ndai
sensations
the results
D. DN''N' wv
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-24
catalogue showing designs
ARNOLD B. CLOVER CO.
w. C.. HAUBRICH, a-u4. NEW ULM, MIMI
a@&44 WHOLESALER AND RETAILER. 49,
CATALoG GIVING WHOLESALE PRICES.

Pullman Tourist sleeping-car Excursions to
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Via the North Western Line. The week
sly excursions in Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars through from ST.: Paul and
Minneapolis to Los Angeles without
change afford excellent facilities for
travelling to the Pacific coast in an mex
5pensive but thoroughly comfortable man
ner. These cars leave the ss'Twln Cities"
every Tuesday morning, stopping at
Mankato :55 p. M, Alton 5 :35 p. M,
Sioux City 7:15 p. NJ, Onawa 8 30 p. M,
arriving Omaha 1926 p. M. the same
day. Oakland Pier (san Francisco) 3 AZ
P. m. Friday, and Los. Angeles i 100 p.
N. Saturday. Convenient connection is
also made at Omaha daily with through
Pullman Drawing-ro nd Tourist
Sleeping Cars to the. Pacific coast. Similar
return service, leaving Los Angeles Tues
day, San Francisco Wednesdays and ar
irving atthe 'sTw1n Cities" on Saturdays.
For reduced rate excursion tickets and
full information apply to agents Chicago
& North Western R'y. IT, ,.s.>. 40 I
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ChaAge OF Work.

b.: s..,,o~ Change OF Work.
Change Of work Is often real rest, .
says writer IN Ainslee's. sEvery on one
ought to have an avocation as well as
a. vocation and cultivate an amateur
interest In some form OF exercise, game
or culture very remote from his line
OF breadwinning activity. Perhaps no
tire Is 50 acute as that which Is very
partial and involves certain muscles,
movements and brain centers, leaving
others perhaps overrested BY exercis-
ing the latter and. as it were, equaliz-
ing the area OF fatigue or making 1t
more; symmetrieally distributed many
Of the. best effects OF rest are secured.
Many Of even the diseases Of exhaus-
ton are because energy Of one part
or our psychop hysic organism IL over.
drawn while that of other parts Is
overrested- This may make even sleep
partial and haunted by the .specters Of
the night Evgy one who works with
his muscles should carefully reserve
some action of the day for reading
and intellectual work. We are prone
to forget that this Is just as important
as for literary men to take exercise.
It is really amazing what one can do
with onlysa fragment of day and of
their total strength If it Is systemat:
tcally used in one direction. Those
who seek recreation in mere amuse.
ments Of a frivolous nature are vast.
ing precious time and capacity"
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Life In the Northwest"

Hyou have idea changing INTO NORTHWEST
is
1t the coming empire this country Climate
in great variety and land will priced again
For farming fruit raising and grazing portion equals
it, Irrigation makes the farmer independent where
and the finest gabe Montana Washing
The towns and cities all growing rapidly the Northwest
Let know what There
places kinds through
which the Northern Pacific Don't wait until
Low Settlers Rates effect during September and October
Write where you will tell you what it will
rid ~ CHAs. FEE, Agent
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-24

Washington, D G, Oct. 6-H, %.
the Minneapolis & st. Louis R r will
sell round trip tickeas on Oct. 2 to5,
inclusive, atgreatly reduced rateB. with
going limit up to noon of Oct. Is and
return limit Novemb Der s. Stop-over al
lowed each way. Splendid opportunity
70 see the National Capital and its beau
tifnl environs. For furthur Information
consult yonr nearest NJ & ST. Z ticket
agent. +. .sss