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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Hotel Victory. Put in Bay. Aug. 1.-THE
have been Messrs. j. NJ. Kirby and W. NJ.
Williams, two millionaire bachelors. and
very agreeable men from Pittsburg. Pa
here for the way they dance, dine and en-
terrain them. They gave TWO sailing parties
that were well managed and very delightful.
The sailboat Viola was chartered and
equipped with everything to refresh the
guests, who were Mrs. Charles Williams.
I Fitzgerald Of Dallas. Tex, Doctor Hum
~phreyville, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, Kansas
City, Doctor and Mrs. CulbertSon. Howard
Van Wrinkle Of Indianapolis: Mrs. j. Mar
Gus Of Baltimore. The Misses Berry and
Silversmith of st. Louis. Miss Hauck OF
faid. Oh ri''s'ufs anu MISS Dsiu
After the first sail on Monday afternoon
there was a clam chowder dinner. and be-
| fore the second on Tuesday morning a
Dutch breakfast, which. owing to the pre-
caution of the hosts. stayed with the guests
to the finish.
Next week Mr.. Kirby will lead the cotil-
Ion which is planned for Tuesday night.
and all the girls are on the qut vive, as TO
who will receive the honor OF his first favor
Commodore Richardson has also been. a
host of honor aboard his handsome yacht,
the Puritana, and gave a sail last Saturday
Gray of St. Louis were favored guests.
Richardson OF Ioledo. A handsome top was
the reward for his effort. Little Harold
Haas of Texas took the consolation prize.
an engraved wooden bear. The fish pond
was open to all Juvenile applicants. and ev-
ery y%oungster caught a prize of some sort.
At the regular Tuesday night euehre,
Mrs. Hugh n. Fitzgerald of Dallas. Tex,
won the first price. a hand-painted china
violet basket; Miss Patton of Pittsburg
took second. a silk embroidery bag. A
burnt-leather travelling medicine case was
the homeland prize. which went TO Mrs. E;
r. Smith of Toledo. Mr.. H r. Gregory or
ST. Louis brought his first annual excur-
sion party here this week, In which are a
large number from st. Louis and the South
Among those registered for the week from
tho West are: olive C. Green. Kathryn NJ;
Wavne. John l.. Reeder, c. II. Reeder: Ia
Keane. Grace Kean. Miss ]. Graham. j.
Stoford, Mr.. and Mrs. P. l. Bardenheim'
George w. Smith. Miss G. Smith, Mrs;
Frazer. e B. Pryor. Frieda and Marie
sumond. T. w. Hadield. G. c. LEACH. Mrs;
T. ]. Deprez. Miss Dedie Deprez. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Stock Of St. Louis. Mrs .. j..
Martin and children OF st. Charles. NO.:
Clement A. Lawler of Kansas City; ]: II;
0gel of .Belleville, III: George p himnaii
OF Lincoln, Neb.; G: w: Palmer, PRINCETON
III: G. w. Bates. Lincoln, ILL.,; II. ID. Dean,
Neosho. Mo; c. F. Dalton, Austin, reg
Rem III. Powell. Huntsville. Tex; T.; ,.
brooks and family. st. Louis; Glen MiIeT'
| Salt Lake City; Hugh N. Fitzgerald Dai-
las Tex.
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CAPE MAY.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Cape May, n. j., Aug. Miss Alma Silk
of St. Louis is at Cape May for her second
visit of the season.
Abram Rosenbury of Kansas City is a
guest at the Stockton
Mrs. Eberle is chapaToning Miss Rose Fell
ton and Miss Leola c. Wineberg of st.
Louis for the month OF August.
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw
was among prominent guests here last week
for q short time. he came on the revenue
cutter Gresham in company with D. NJ.
Barry of Detroit. president OF the National
Association Of Manufacturers; Walter c.
Dickey of Kansas City, and s. c. Penfeld
of New York.
j. r. Parker and Mrs. e. Dell Howard OF
st. Louis are staying here for the remainder
Edwin Bettman has Joined the st. Louis
colony at the Stockton Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Osborne of Mem
phis, are sojourning at Cape May for a short
season.
L. B.. Hirsch and Benjamin Grenfeider Of
St. Louis are s%ojourning at the stockton.
Miss Blanche friedman, Miss Corinne
Bernhe,mer and Miss Adele Meyer are three
st. Louis ladies who are late arrivals at che
Stockton, where they will remain until the
close Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nicholson and son.
of St. Louis. are at Cape May for an e&-
tended season.
J.. NJ. Williamson of New Albany, Ind, is
a late arrival.
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PETOSkEY, MICH.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Petoskey, Mich. Aug. 9.-The event of the
General Fftzhugh Lee at Bay. His lecture
drew a crowd u~nequaled in the history Of
the resort. blue and gray happily inter.
mingling in the decorations and a sentiment
OF good-fellowship seeming to inspire all
classes who turned out to hear him. His
theme was the History of the United
States and of Cuba in Peace and in War"
After the address and public reception
which followed Colonel George A. Loud.
Republican candidate for Congress in this
district, entertained him at dinner at the
Harbor Point Clubhouse.
Miss Ellen Stone. the rescued missionary,
attracted A large crowd at her lecture to-
day, almost rivaiins the throng which went
J.. F. Strom of the Jim Lewis Fishing
Club, that distinguished aggregation OF
good fellows and story-tellers. arrived this
week to join his family at the Imperial.
]. c. Meis of Paxton. ILL.,. and T. H. At
kins and family of Greenwood. ILL.,, are
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Napier of ST. Louis
arrived to-day and are registered at the
Imperial.
Jack Sclange, also of St. Louis, Is quite
popular among the younger set.
Mrs. w. c. Pinnelf. Mr.. E. G.. Rose and
Earle Rose of Kansas City are guests at
Mr., and Mrs. L. o. Bagley are spending
the week in Petosky.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Chapman of Frank
iV G. NJ NE Babcoe efsI Mss IS Bessie Babcock and
Mrs. E. B. Babcock of Sedalia. Mo-, are
spending the season at the Imperial.
Miss Carrie G.. Hutton of Colfax. Ia. and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Brinson of St. Louis
are among the latest arrivals from the
Southwest.
W. E. Hunt, Manchester. Ia: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Chapman. Frankfort; Misses
Emma a. and Sophie Matthias of Ottawa.
Ill: Miss Bertha c.. Spencer of Kansas
City and Mr.. and Mrs. p. Rothschild OF
Kansas City are also in the city.
TIL Misses Ida Johnson. Alice Adams and
Ida ~Langenborg were in the city a few
days this week. c. V. Jones. Kansas City,
and Mrs. o; /. Miles Of Joplin, Mo-, are
also here.
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-NARRAGANsETT PIER.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Narragansett Pier, r. l., Aug. doctor
and Mrs. ]. ]. Lawrence and Miss Vera
Siegrist Of st. Louis were among the prom
inent spectators at the recent horse show
Of the Point Judith Country Club.
"a j: Beakey and A n Barrett of St.
Louis have arrived at the pier for the sum
mel and are guests at the Gladstone.
F. Pittman Of st. Louis is at the Mathew
son.
"A. W. N~Iedringhaus Of st. Louis Is ct the
Thorndike, jamestown.
Mrs; W. H. Walker Of st. Louis enter
talned at luncheon at the Mathewson
Thursday, Miss Sailie Walsh and John c.
Roberts of st. Louis.
Miss land Niedringhaus of ST. Louis has
arrived at the Thorndike, Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mahoney and Felix
Vale Mahoney OF Ste Geneyieve, Mo-, have
arrived for the summer at the Metato5.et-
Late st. Louis arrivals at the M~atbewson
include J. H. Koehler. Mrs. Otiuo Kraus-
nick. Miss Porter. Miss Koehler and Carl
Krausnick.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mcvsigh md Miss
6cVeigh of Hannibal. Mo-, have arrived at
the Mathewson for the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Morton of Kansas City,
No, has arrived at the pier and is a, guest
at the Mathewson.
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LAKE ~MIxNEroNKA.

Social Correspondence of The Sunday Republic
Lake Minnetonka. Mimi. Aug. 1.-THE an
nual tournament Of the Northwestern
chess players, representing the five States
of Missouri, Illinois. Nebraska, Dakota and
Minnesota, was held all of last week in the
beautiful little lake town OF Excelsior,
which picturesque point has been The rem
number Of consecutive years. The con-
testants from Missouri were Judge Willis
G. Hines and Henry Brans of Savannah,
and q S. Jacobs Of Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.! and Mrs. G. NJ. Biggers Of ST. Louis,
who have been visiting Mr.; and Mrs Bar
bour In Excelsior during the past month,
returned home last week
Mr.. A c. Riley of Moberly, Mo-. Joined
his wife and SON at the Sampson House
last week. and expects TO remain for a
-Four generations OF Mrs. J. B. Poor
nan'T liant family R are NOV guests Tsss at tine eoeI samS p
Mrs. Poorman; her daughter, Mrs. J. G.
C-laphamson;. the letters daughter, Mrs. A.
Mr. iif 3. ". T%orTeyson: superlntendent of
the Fort Smith, Ark. schools, n Mr..
George B. Cook superintendent Of the
been making a sojourn at Minnetonka ever
since the close of the N. A E. convention
m reco Minh n hSh catches every day thai th 5s
nave been at the lake. These fishermen
are guests at the Lake Park Hotel.
outing of several weeks at Minnetonka, re-
turned home by a Of Evanston. Ill, where
she visited FRIENDS.
The reunion Of three college churns who
graduated from Hanneman's Medical Col
lege. in Philadelphia, many years ago, &C.
Cured in Excelsior the other week when
Doctor Perkins of Excelsior, one of these
old boys. celebrated his stxtieth birthday
anniversary. Doctor Edgerton OF Kansas
City and Doctor Payne OF Nebraska were
A party of Carrollton. Mo-, folks who
have been spending some time at the lake
and left for home last week consisted OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.. Austin, MeSsrs. Austin
Kinsey and Ed Clark and Miss Ida
Brasher.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Smiley OF Belleville
Ill, who were likewise guests at the Samp-
son House for a month or so, left for home
last Monday. Before leaving the lax Mr..
Smiley assisted several Carrollton, No.
fishermen in breaking the record in big fsh
catches.
A large trunk on the lower deck Of the
steamer Puritan last week had inscribed
upon il in large characters. "Worid's Fair
1901. ST. Louis and this legend led to tn
diseeyery Of its owner and his wife, MI
This is Ar. HlcBs's first visit to Minnetonks
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AsBURY PARK, N. j.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Asbsry Park, N. J., Aug. 7.-Surf-oathing
Is now the best 1t has been in prooabiy
the entire history of this resort, owing TO
the sudden emigration shoreward of the
sand bank. which for years has ain about
I25 wards from the beach. The bank has
lately distributed itself on the ocean bot
tom nearer shore, so that the bathers can
now wade out for about 100 yards along
the entire ocean front.
Weii-known st. Louis guests at the La
fayette are w. P. H. Dempsey. George r
Dempsey n Charles Goodwin.
Among the st. Louis visitors at Asoury
Park, who are quartered at the Coleman
House, are ]. Wright and J. s. Kerr.
Texarkana, Ark. is represented at the
West End by E. F. Burke.
G.. Carlise arrived from Kansas City this
week for a fortnight's sojourn on the Jer-
sey Coast He Is a guest of Sunset Han.
Miss Mollie Fox. well known in Kansas
City social circles, is a leader in Sunset
Hall gayeties- ;,
The Lafayette Is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. f. s. Gordon and Miss Gordon of st.
Louis, who will remain until the latter part
of the month. Miss Gordon is a ~favorite
member OF the Lafayette's smart set.
Among the Little Rock. Ark. arrivals
this week were c. 2. Ferguson, Miss Vir-
ginia Ferguson and Miss Mary Louise
Earqr1son-
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ST. PETERSBURG AMERICANlzED
Street Railway Changes Follow
Concession to NJ. \. Werner.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 9.-Since N. A. YER
ner of Pittsburg. Pa. was granted a con.
cession here last May for the estaolistlnent
Of the electric railroad from ST. petersburg
to a suburb of the city. the ent;re street.
railroad situation in st. petersburg mas
changed.
Mr. Werner has formed a partnership
with Engineer BattiIsky, who last year d.
manded a concession for an elevated rail-
roaG fifty-nine miles long. to cost Ss8vN,G0-
Battinsky secured an interview with the
Car, whc demanded the or the
tramway commission. and Endorsed them
with q recommendation of concession TO ire
fnalciers of the project which virtually
meant Nil. Werner
NJ de Vitte. Ministe: of Finance and Mr..
Werner Immediately began negotiating
terms UPON which the value Of the conces-
SION would depend. The municipality Of
St Petersburg has already received Il e
sanction Of the Government to accept con-
strrction bids for the Identification Of the
three street railway lines it now OWNS
The Novoe Vremya has begun a vehement
campaign against this concession. pre-
ferrfng municipal ownership OF the traction
system. with operation under lease. The
paper says that a proposal from Battinsky
and Werner for a street railroad concession
in Moscow Is also likely to be granted
1t Is understood that Battinskys plan foI
an elevated railroad has been dropped ana
that the present plans include overhead
trolleyS only.
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C~HARLEVoIX, MICH.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Charlevoix, Mich. Aug. s.-Social life
here Is at the noodtide this week, everybody
is busy and BUSTING. having a good time
and planning a good time for some one else.
The qualifying games for the big goiI
tournament have been played ana next
week VIII see on the green's as lively q
series Of contests as golfers have ever
looked at here.
Charles r. Blake and Mrs Blake enter
tanned their friends at the Belvedere at a
shirt-waist progressive euchTe party last
evening. Messrs. j. NJ. Hayes, K, {. Ter
penning and c. +. Webster, ardent dis-
BelveGere yesterday from a two-days hsh-
ing trip down Pine Lake 1t is believed
that they brought back with them all the
catchable bass in the vicinity of their camp
John z. Hall. the st. Louis commission
merchant, departed for home this week
after a short visit with his family here.
Arrived yesterday at The Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wakefield of Bloom
ington, ~ are also guests at The r,I Inn air
ardeau. Mo-. have been at the Elston a
few days. and have gone home.
trip among the inland lakes southeast Of
Charleyoix- Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Hous-
ton and Miss Houston have Joined their
Messrs. George Nj. Brown. Edwin F.
Leigh. Carl F. Meyer. D. F. Bron. all OF
st, Louis. are also recent arrivals al the
Belvedere.
Otto Barteldes of Lawrence. Kas.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Lcomis OF Omaha and
Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Hubbard and family OF
Kansas City are guests at The Inn.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. c. Reith of Hinsdaie:
Ill. are staying at the Emery Cottage and
boarding at the Charlevoix Beach
Miss LYDIA Creighton Williams arrived
yesterday at Charievoix Beach.
EX-Mayor Julius G. Birge of ST. Louis.
with Mrs Birge and son. Stanley j. Birge,
Paul D., Joseph and Miss Blanche H. Mori-
arty.
c.. w. Cobb returned TO his ST. Louis
mann Zine he sefsedsFs t1f september4 VI
Mrs. J. A Vail entertained a party OF
twenty on a launch Wednesday evening.
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len. Clyde Spring, Miss FIoreDe: soliss. Miss
Bertha Zook.
Flora. H.: W. j. Miller ii Mildred
Miss Loleta Peasants. Miss Nellie Nc
Aahon. W. w; Wright, G. Ellis. Edward
Mann, Victor Warner, Bertha Could Mr..
and Mrs. jay Gahagan. Mrs. II. NJ. Gaht-
gan of Centralia.
odin. III: J. 6. Vaughan, Misses Martha
and Tot Moody.
Mount Vernon, Ind: Mr.. Henry Yunker.
Louis Brittman, Louis Wassen. A. A
Other arrivals are: Charles G.. Young.
Taylorville. r: D. Vandeveer. lola. Carl
Juenning and Fl. Hugo. Hoffman, ILL.,; Mrs.
F. Fowler. R!dgway; P. L. Kuykendail En-
field; ]. l. Doyle, Pawnee; ]. 3. Hall, Cot
tonwood; J. +. James. NaDdalia, Rose Wch-
king, Hoyleton: Clara Wehking. Nashville
Mrs. A. a. Shannon and Harry Peasants.
Noble; w. II. Boutwell,, Lille Brissend IN.
Bessie VisIlniskki, Clay City Vera Visknisk-
XII, Carmi; leila Thompson, Melvin; ID.
Ringoldsby and one, Enlee. Ind; ]. S. Rose.
Mount Vernon; L. A. PROF.. Fort Wayne:
Mrs. R. I. McBryde. Kinmuddy; Mrs. J. c.
Sprague and Miss Sprague. Blue Mound,
and Mrs. S. S. Smith, E1iingham.
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wAUPACA, WIS.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic,
waupaca, Wis, Aug. Mr.. F. H. Brit
ton of st. Louis. vice president and gen
eral manager of the Cotton Belt Railroad,
arrived Sunday morning and Will spend
two weeks with his family, who are occu.
plying their regular cottage at the Grand
View.
S. H. Fullerton of st. Louis arrived Sat
| urday and will enjoy a fortnight with his
family at their summer cottage.
Doctor N. Brokaw and family of(St. Louis
nave a cottage at Locksley Hall, and the
doctor is making q record as a fisherman.
Last Tuesday he went down the Wolf River
on a fishing expedition with a friend of bis
and brought home forty-five fine black bass.
C. NJ. Skinner of st. Louis is visiting his
family. who have been guests at the Grand
View since the first of July. This is the
first time Mr.. Skinner has ever been at the
Chain o. Lakes and he expresses himself as
much delighted.
Following are a few of the prominent
guests registered at. the Grand View Ho-
tel during the past few days:
Mrs. r. o. Kennars, Miss Bessie Biebing-
er, Miss Marguerite Biebinger. Miss Name
K. Sawyer. Mrs. F. O.. Sawyer, F: H.
Britton. S. H. Fullerton. C. NJ. Skinner.
Doctor A. B. Gan, Hy s. .Kister, owen
Ford and family. st. Louis; Miss Ida
Hutchinson, MuScatine, Ia.
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q HAVEN, MICH.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
South Haven. Mich, Aug. AT Avery
Beach the week. has been much sn4
iivened by the Yale Quartet OF St Louis
Messrs. r. A. Bacon and j. E. Faust have
been on several informal programmes and
at the concert last Monday night Mr.. Faust
was loudly encored for his rendition of
'She Was the Idol Of My Heart" and
'Manda Lee" George A. Munsa and The
odore Westhus. the other members of the
quartet, will be here in a few days. Oth-
er numbers were a vocal solo by Miss Bige-
low of Chicago and a piano number by Miss
Dignam of Chicago. Sunday afternoon the
guests enjoyed two vocal solos. Thu Great
White Throne" by Mrs. r.. J. Togeisang
and 1.-The Holy City" by Mrs. Elliott, both
OF st. Louis.
Tuesday evening the regular euchre party
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OCEAN GROVE, N. j.

s,.cisl correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Ocean Grove. n. J.. Aug. Upon the am am
LUG y re- and Thousands more yet to come
s srs ixtng their attention: The camp vii,
consume the second half Of Aug ures;d ana
~ ~ ths S,smn Meeting Association, Bisnop
j. n. FITZGERALD of St Louis. Is making
snecial arrangements with weil-kno"h
kmonr the st. Louis guests at the ocean
HOUSE for August are Mr.. and Mrs Snaries
Each. Miss Cecilia E. Each, Miss Beatrice
r Each and Arthur T. Each.
W. p. Schluten of Jefferson, Tex, Is tax,
ing a two weeks promenade on the oosru
walk and q swim In the surf at ocean
h Symmetrical is entertaining u. ID.
Svisher of Iowa City. 49,
Mrs. J. NJ. Hare and Miss Cora M hare
of Clear Lake, Ia, are guests of the ocean
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George B. Douglass OF Cedar Rapids. Ia,
IS a guest at the Chicago Club.
Mrs. H. F. Langenberg. Miss Ida Langen-
berg, Miss Mary Ida johnson and Stephen
Johnson have returned to the Belvedere af-
ter a short trip among the resorts north.
c.. A. Frazier. St. Joseph. Mo. Mrs. Daisy
II. FeiSenthal and Mrs. P. Helburn. Mem
phis. Tenn, and Mrs. George l.. Edwards.
ST. Louis. are all newcomers from the
Southwest.
New arrivals at the Belvedere: The Misses
Grace and Lois Langsberg, St. Louis, Flor
pnce Semple Cook, Bloomington.
At The Inn: Mrs. Z. i. Rae. Master FL
mer and Miss Olive Rae. St. Louis, and
Mrs. ]. W. Hart. Decatur.
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THEY INVESTIGATED DYNAMITE.
Thirteen Cows Came 10 a Sudden
and Untimely End.

REPUBLIC
Altoona Pa, Aug. a-Thirteen cows. the
property of Claude Peters. a dairyman near
Martinsburg were destroyed to-day By
dynamite.
The cows were apparently contentedly
muuching the pasture grass WHEN they OBJ
ser,.sd the nowder shed. They all journeyed
70 e. and dnding the door open. started on
q tour of investigation. A box of Dynamite
Sticks was upset. In a moment the ais
was filled with particles of flying cows and
the detonation could be heard for miles.
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sAYInR SPRINGS.

Spscial Correspondence OF The SUNDAY Republic.
Sailor Springs, ILL.,, Aug. re and
Mrs. ]. F. Sensenbrenner and family came
early in the week. and are enjoying a happy
cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 1. Pleuger and children
are. additions TO the social circles.
Charles F Walther and party, including
Mrs. Walther, Mrs. w. Cory and daughter,
Mrs Alex w. Eicks and son. Mrs J.. Z.
Gibson. daughter and son. arrived on We'd
nesday.
Other st. Louis arrivals are: Conrad
Burke. F. A. Baylour. l. Turk. Mrs Marion
S. Fuqua. Mr.. John Scullin. g. b. Wheeler,
Mrs. A. Weise, Karl Miller. Mrs. r H Mil
Ter. Joseph F. HOPKINS. Mrs. NJ: NJ. Crotty
with Margaret and Alice. Honorable Thomas
F. Hogan with yerena Madonna and. Ceciie.
Professor J. H. Rabe. Philip Schaefer,
Charles Mehring. . !
Professor C. Michelon lectured on2fravef
in the hall on Wednesday afternoon+ EThe
professor is making a thousand miieFtrD on
horse back through this section With a view.
being able to tell the French people that
1T Is perfectly safe to travel IN LOUISIANA
Fairchase Territory withou; escort or q
guard ,
! Arrivals from Washington. Ind: Eph. In
man and Gilbert. Mrs. Lydia Altman. Mr.
and Mrs. T. B.. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hair, Mrs: Joseph Wilson. Mss wilson.
Evansville. Ind; King H Malone. F. J.
EhFpan. A. II Taylor. apdsjohn-Hessler-z
SpS1ngifeid. Ill: Fritz Keiger, Z. b. Reed,
J. ID. Stacy, Jr-, F. F. Stacy.
Oaney. Ill: Miss Lena Morris. J. c. AL
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/! The Lyric Glee Club of Milwaukee gave a
concert at the Fountain House on SATURDAY
tnight, August 2, to an audience of SO, AT
which Joseph f. Sheehan, who sang VITA
the Castle Square Opera Company IN St.
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Two Hotties Necessary.

"What do YOU use when you go fishing m
.aIt w4Ier? The same as in fresh water"
asked the n~eophyte,.
..Oh. yes" replied the old one, except
that / carry along some fresh water IN
another bottle to use on the side."-Ex-
change.
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CUBA IS SAVING MONEY.
Expenditure for July, 1901, s29i,
5J4 Greater Than July, 1902.
MONEY

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Havana. Aug. 9--F1gures presented 10 the
the expenditures for July as I.SSS.S0. as
against an average monthly exTenditure Ok
sl.534,4Oi during the last year Of American
rule. a differences In favor Of the Cuban adj
mInistrafson OF G3z6A
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26
AprInter Greatly Surprised.

81 never wss so much surprised in
my life as | was with the results OF
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm"
says Henry T. Cook, pressman of the
Ashville IN. CO. Gazette. II contract
ed severe case of rheumatism early
last winter by getting my feet wet. |
tried several things for 1t without ben
eft. One day while looking over the
Gazette l noticed that Pain Balm was
positively guaranteed to cure rheuma-
tism, so bought bottle of it and be-
fore using two-thirds of it my rheu-
matism had taken its fight and have
not had rheumatism pain since" Sold
by Farrar & Harris.
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THOSE WHO CAN VOTE.
The Requirements of the County
Executive Committee.

The News has frequently been ask
ed since the meeting of the county
democratic executive committee as tC
who will be entitled TO vote in the
primary on April 10th. All white
male citizens who will be 81 years old
by October 1st, and who by that time
will have lived in the county six
months and in the state twelve months
will be entitled to vote whether regis
tered or not. These are the rules
adopted by the committee.
Besides nominating representative
and county officers the choice of Ter
rell county is to be expressed that day
for state senator, and every citizen
should exercise the right of suffrage.
In no other way can they have voice
in the government.