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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-18
INCREASED INTEREST ON
CITY DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
Fund Is Divided Among Eleven Insti-
tutions Under Contracts Let
for This Year.

City deposits bearing interest were d.
vided on contracts among eleven banks for
the next fiscal year at a hearing at the
Mayors Office yesterday. Representatives
of the interested banks were present. as
well as the Mayor, Comptroller and Treas
u-er.
For the regular deposit of a half mil
lion dollars each the eleven banks bid .
per cent interest. As all offered the same
rate the representatives drew lots in order
to determine in What rotation the funds
shall be drawn by the city, the custom
being 10 exhaust the FUNDS at one bark.
then al the next and so on TIL all Is used.
This order chosen by lot was: /. Third; .
BcatInen's; 3. state; 4. Lafayette; 5. Ger
man-American; s. Franklin; Z, Fourth: s.
Bank CT Commerce.: 3. American Exchange:
10. Mechanics: II, Merchants-Lacleie. The
latter being last, checks will be drawn
against II first
For the supplementary deposits OF sed.eoo
each. separate bids were made. The Boat
mems. Fourth. Mechanics. Bank OF COM
merce, American Exchange. Merchants
Lacleoe and Lafayette each offered J per
cent; the Third. go; the State, German
American and Franklin. 2 per cent each.
The decision by lot gas In the order men,
toned and the Franklin will be drawn on
first by Treasurer James NJ. Franciscus-
III city first uses up Its supplementary
deposits and then the regular. as occasion
demands. There Is now about s6,eoo.oo on
deposit.
OficiaIs OF the Treasurer's office are high
" gratifed over the additional interest
2e per cent last year. and $50 psr cent
the GEAR before on the regular half NIL .on
deposit. Monthly Interest checks are mailed
by the banks 90 the City Treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-18
PRINCE HENRY REMEMBERS
ST. LOUIS CLUB ATTACHES.
Sends a Handsome Scarf Pin to n. c.
MaxiIi md Gold Sleeve But
tons to Henry Reatner.

In appreciation OF the elaborate attentions
shown him at the St Louis Club upon the
occasion of his visit TO 81. Louis several
months ago. Prince Henry OF Prussia.
through Doctor Frederick C. Rielon. I'M
perisl German Consul. has sent handsome
souvenirs TO Robert c. Magili. house man
ager OF the club. and Henry Reutner. chef
de cuisine.
Mr.. Magilis present was a BEAUTIFUL scarf
pin. which Doctor Rielon haated 10 hini
yesterday morning. Mr.. Reutner. who Il
I'll at the Baptist Sanitariura. Is to receive
a pair Of sleeve buttons as s1on as he re-
covers from an attack OF rheumatism. lie
Is now convalescing.
Both souvenirs are exquisite specimens
Of the jewelers. art and are lncased IN
handsome morocco boxes bearing the royal
crown stamped In the leather, with the IN
itial II" which stands Tor the house Of
Hoherzoiiern rather than for .he Princes
given name.
The pin Is q gold double esxie, the Goa, OF
arms of the German Empire. In the CEN
ter OF the breast Is q ruby. surrounded By
four disuords. The cuff buttons. in the
form OF links. bear the royal crown OF Ger
many and the letter "Hi on the medalIions.
pearls adjoining the cross piece OF the mon
ozram- The links to the buttons are Of
slender twisted gold
ar. Magill was completely SURPRISED when
Doctor Rielon harded him the nla with the
compliments of his Royal Eirhness. the
brother of the Kaiser. The incident was
entirely without fofmalIty. oniy a few gen.
tieraen at the club witnessing this express
sion of a Princes thoughtfuiness for one
who had served him..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-18
TAXES DOES OF sTRYcHNlNE.
Mrs. Annie Maloney Tells Police
man She L. Tired of Living.

Mrs Annie Aaloney. who says she Is
separated from her husband. was found yes
terday morning in q room at No. 1877 Nor
gan street suffering from s~trychnine poi
sonirg.
Der. ~telephnned 70 the Chief OF Police that
the ucmfn was dying. Policeman Weber
Of the Fourth District Was sent 10 invesff-
gate He found the woman m She told
hin that she vsuted To die. and had taken
the *~trychnine nth suicidal intent. she re-
fused 10 epy where Bhe purchased the pei
SOP she wss conveyed 70 the City Hefpt-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-18
BRIDES FATHER TOO LATE.
Hiss Florence Browning Married
at st. Charles, Mo.

Mrs. Harry B. Hart. who. until Tuesday.
was MISS Florence Browning. is being
sought by her parents. They live in Frank
until Tuesday morning. when she left with
cut notifying them OF her destination.
me young woman went with Hart to s..
Charles. where they We're married Tuesday
afternoon by the Reverend Doctor Reaser.
Yesterday Mr.. Browning came to St. Louis
10 lock for his daughter. He suspected
Ihal she would marry Hart and ~telephoned
10 Clayton and other neighboring marriage
hceT Sc offices, asking that the license be
refused.
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PREPARING FOR THE CARNIVAL.
Lemp's Park Being Beantified in
Anticipation of Event.

improvements are being made at Iemp's
Park. preparatory to the carnival 70 be
held there commencing September s sni
closing October L. The grounds are be-
inr beautiied and q corps Of artisans are
working on the electric fountain. which will
be located in the center Of the park This
fountain was purchased from the directors
Of the Pan-Anerican Exposition by The
Gaskeil- Mundy Carnival Company. which
has exclusive direction OF all the attrac-
lions al The coming fete at Ielap's Park
The members Of the Mound City Amuse-
ment COMPANY. under whoss lager
the carnival will he given. will meet to-
night and assign all % ne soseli, commit
The members OF the AtseansIm A,soela.
ton win have charge OF one OF the booths
a%Tat,ons Tor this event Ths country store
VIII be in charge OF the Lite Sisters OF thc
will no doubt be handsomely remrleratet
for their Efforts.
Fuseral of Joseph spccht.
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With Stanley Stoner's marriage to-day TO
Miss Evsdne Rumsey comes the first de-
lection from the ranks OF the Pendernis
Club. Two years ago the club was founded.
Only bachelors were eligible for member
ship, and there was a tacit II not openly
expressed understanding that all members
were TO remain bachelors for a few years
at least. The handsome new clubhouse, or
rather apartment house. out in Washington
boulevard is now well under way. But Mr..
Stoner's interest in its prospectively COM
Portable and well furnished quarters for six
or eight bachelors began to wane last
spring, about the time that his engagement
TO Miss Rumsey was announced.
THE CONTRACTION SPREAD.
During the summer many rumors became
noised abroad concerning similar backsitd-
ing on the part of certain other young and
eligible bachelors who Joined the project and
engaged apartments In the new house, and
50 far Messieurs NJ. E. Miitenberger and
Henry T. Kent are the only club members
50 far who have escaped pleasant gossip Of
this kind.
Up in Minnetonka the stoner-Rumsey
marriage will take place to-day. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Right Rev
erend Samuel Cook Edsal. Bishop Of Mime
sofa. in the beautiful Camp Memorial Chap
Ell. which will be prOfusely decorated with
autumn leaves and golden rod.
Miss Julia Rumsey. the brides next
younger sister. viii he mali OF honor. and
Mr.. Arthur Wyman OF Boston will serve the
bridegroom as best man \ breakfast at
Mrs. L. NJ. Rumsey's cottage will follow.
Only relatives and a few friends who are
lingering on the lake will be among the
guests. Miss Louise Chappell and her fan
&C. Mr.. Horace Rumsey, departed for Min
netonka early in the week.
After 4 lengthy honeymoon the bride and
bridegroom win return TO st. Louis and be-
gin housekeeping at No. s27S Westminster
place.
ENGAGEMENT OF MRS. BOOTH.
st. Loris relatives and friends yesterday
received from Mrz. Virginia Brown Booth
of Kentucky the interesting announce
ment of her engagement TO Edward
Porter Humphreys of Louisville. Mrs.
Booth is the widow of Major Charles
Alfred Booth, who was stationed for
four years ct the Arsenal in 81.
Louis. and whose death took Place two
years ago. She is n sister OF Doctor John
Young Brown of this city. and during he-
residence here received and extended many
social attentions. quickly gathering about
her a large circle OF friends from the best
society OF the town. Personally she is a
handsome and attractive woman. and con-
gratuiations, both sincere and hearty, will
be sent to her from her old friends, who
were exceedingly surprised at the news.
For the past year Mrs. Booth has lived at
the old home of her family. Ex-Governor
John Young Browns mansion at Hender-
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son. Ky. She comes CT distinguished Ken
tucky ancestry, her grandfather being Arch
. ibald Dixon. United States Senator. and her
maternal grandmother one OF the Cabells OF
Virginia.
MIR. Humphrey is a lawyer. belonging to
one of Louisville's most influential firms. is
wealthy, 4 member of several of the best
Southern clubs. and has for several years
been regarded as Louisvilie's most eligible
bachelor. The marriage will take place in
Henderson. very quietly, late In November,
after which they will 60 to Louisville to
live.
F; Mr.. Charles ]. He'll has issued Invitations
for the marriage OF his daughter. Dora, 10
Mr.. Joseph Muehling on Wednesday morn
ing. October /. at s o'clock. at the st. Ber-
nard's Church. Hawk avenue and Gratiot
street. At home after October 10 at No.
1887 Arlington avenue.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ware and .heir
family are at the Southern Hotel. where
they will remain until Mrs. Ware. Miss
Isloise Ware and Charles Ware. Jr., sail for
Europe in early October.
Mr.. George Dovey. whose Affiliations have
always been strongly St. Louis, though his
residence Is new New York, arrived in the
city on Monday, and viii remain through
out the week at the Southern Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. H.. Boehmer and their
niece. Miss Julia Laughlin. have returned
home from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ernest kroeger has returned home
after a visit to relatives in Lebanon. Mo.
Mr.. Kroeger is also back from a Colorado
trip.
Doctor and Mrs. Horatio N. Spencer have
returned home frcm a months visit in the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. Leroy Valiant has returned from the
Virginia Warm Springs. where she spent
the summer.
Mr.. r. ". DrosteE has returned from an
outing In New York
The Young Folks Social Club has enrolled
the following members: Messrs. Hugo
SchNS-n; Miss Lulu Ehrhardt, Emma
Wagner. Emma Kuhs. The next meeting
will be held at No. zT3 South Twelfth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Singer and daugh-
ter. Fannie. OF No. A5 Olive street, will
be at home Sunday afternoon and evening.
Miss Edith Langalier returned on Monday
from a four months tour of California.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart. No. 2aiS Ellen
dale avenue. has returned TO this country
after spending the summer with relatives
In Scotland. Mrs. Stewart Is now visiting
IN Massachusetts. but Will return 10 St.
Louis within the next few weeks.
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HowARD-on Wednesday, September il. 1875.
at . u. m. Anna Howard. beloved daughter 81
Timothy and Mary Howard fnee Keeganl.
The funeral will take place from the family
residence, No. $40 Natural Bridge road, on Fri
day, the 18th inst. at $50 y. m, TO the Holy
Rosary Church, thence TO Calvary Cemetery.
Friends invited 10 attend.
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Ridsway sunday-schooI Convention.
RI PECIAL
Ridgway. ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE annual Gala
TIN County SunGay-school Convention con-
Nened here yesterday and c.osed this after
noon. after one Of the most successful con-
MENTIONS ever held in the county. largely
due TO State Worker A. T. Arnold and the
Reyererd A. g. Beechsm of this place.
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FATH-On Sunday. September II. 1902. at $50
n. m. at Denver, Colo, Herman L.. son Of Henry
Faith anG Minnie Faith nee Bluemleinl nor
of Lena. Theo5ore o.. William C, Arth.. n.
and George f. Faith.
Funeral Thursday. September Is. at 2 O'Clock.
from family residence. No. 3sss Oregon avenue
Friends invited TO attend.
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That ever-progressing store. Bars. Is
Offering unusual bargains In all depart
msnts of the ''odds-end-ends' of summer
goods preparatory TO their unpacking and
placing on sale a great stock of new fall
goods.
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No torture compares to that OF q Rheu-
matte. Prescription Ma. 35i. by Elmer d
Amend. quickest relief OF all
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$40 Indianapolis aud Return
Via Big -Four. Sept %. 81 and - Get tick
cts Broadway and Chestnut SITS.
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HAINES-On Wednesday. September Il leo.
nj I:Is a m. Major William F. Haines' in his
seyenty-third year.
Funeral from family residence. No. s7i2 sich-
igan avenue. Friday morning, September ~. at
1875 a. m. Ilterment private.
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81. Louis clothing merchant, who died nj
afternoon at the home Of his hrother-In-
law, f. p. v. Ritter. No. Sis West pine
Boulevard Services were conducted nv the
Peters Episcopsl Church At the cio<e OF
the service Mrs. a. d. Cunningham sanx
several hymns. The pailbearers were r.. o.
Sfanard. d. NJ. Houser, 8 N. Kennard-
Joseph Franklin. Doctor l. II. LaIjley. p.
Pregnet. Frank Gaienrie and Judse VI. @.
Jones. The burial was at IS. Peter and
Paci-s Cemetery
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O'NEILL-ou wednesday. Sentemher l.. al s.n
a. m. Maurice O'Nelll. beloved husband OF Mar
garet O'Neil Suee SULLIVAN and father OF FranE
Daniel. John. Mary. Agnes and Joseph o'Neii.
Funeral from residence. No. 1909 Bell avenue.
Friday, September 10. at ? p. m. TO St. Edwards
Church. thence 10 Calvary Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited 20 attend.
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GriMn Exeursisa. Irontsu and Area
dis, Mo.
SIC. Sunday. September q, via Iron
Mountain Route. Leave Union Station $50
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Heavy Rain AZ Channels.

SPECIAL
Channels. Mo-. Sept. T.-Th;s section was
visited by a heavy rain storm this after
noon Crops suffering from recent frosts
win be greatly benefited.
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PHILLIPs-on Tuesday. September 10. Iso,.
Robert. son OF Forrest H and Emma Wallace
Services at No. 1906 Burd avenue. Thursday at
3 D. m. Inierment private.
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The funeral will take place Thursday, 18Th
inst. at $50 O'Clock a. H., from residence Of
his son-in-lsW. F. " Dooley. No. ZIG North Ew-
ing avenue. TO immaculate Conception Church.
thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited
to attend.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES into peaceful rest at
Jonesburg. Mo-. Mrs. Louisa Ii. Carstarphen,
wife Of James E. Carstsrphen.
lnterment at ST. Charles. Mo-. September IS,
1907 at 1880 q. m.
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The funeral will take place Friday. September
IL. at 2 O'Clock p. M, from family residence
No. l5e2 North Ninth street. to st. Patrick's
Church. thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends
are invited 10 attend.
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sIPPY-On Tuesday. September IL. 1872 ut IL
o'clock m, after q lingering. Illness. Louise sippy
fDee sunner1. beloved mother Of William and
Joseph Sippr. at the age Of 81 years.
Funeral win take place from family residence.
No. s07 Spring avenue. Thursday. September lG.
a 10 a N. to Bellefontaine Cemetery.
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D~oNoNAN-on Wednesday. September Il. 1907.
n: 8 o'clock a; m. Charlotte Donovan mee
Wright. beloved wife Of the late Jeffrey Dom
ovsn and mother % Mrs. Harry McLauEhiin.
Mrs j. Gosgins. William, jeffrey and Frank
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Singer and daugh-
ter. Fannie. OF No. i4a5 Olive street. will
be at home Sunday afternoon and evening.
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$40 .. m. after a lingering Illness. at her res
Sence. No. 5355 Vernon avenue. Mary Rines.
dearly beloved wife OF Edward Pines and mother
OF Edward p. Mamie and Edna Rines and Mrs.
= d. Hopkins.
Funeral Thursday. September Is. at > O'clock
y. m, from 81. Marks Church. Academy ami
Page. TO Beliefonfaine Cemetery. Internert
private.
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Mrs Alexander Stewart. No. 2aiS Ellen
dale avenue. has returned TO this country
after spending the sumrner with relatives
In Scotland. Mrs. Stewart Is now visiting
IN Massachusetts,. but will return 10 St.
Louis within the next few weeks.
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McDoNOUGH-on Tuesday. September ls 10,
at $50 o'clock a. m. Thomas McDonough, aged
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Miss Edith Langalier returned on Monday
from a four months tour of California.
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Fuseral Of JOSEPH spccht.
The funeral OF Joseph Specht. \ former
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Wednesday, September IL, isol
at $50 O'Clock q. m. Scott R. beloved snn Of
Martha ]. TAYLOR, and dear brother Of Clinton.
Fhcmas and Mrs Doctor Charles Kissr.
FunersI will take place Friday. September -.
a, . O'Clock Z. m, from the family residences,
ana Fair1ount avenue. to Btiiefonta.ne Gem
s,srx Friends are invited to attend
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The Young Folks Social Club has enrolled
the following members: Messrs. Hugo
Thomson. Louis Hageman. Joe Rose. Thao.
SchNS-f; Miss Lulu Ehrhsrdt, Emma
Wagner. Emma Kuhs. The next meeting
will be held at No. z7l3 South Twelfth
street.
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d. TuaNs0N-Suddenly. at 6 D. n WEDNESDAY.
c.,teuher II 1907. Margaret Jgliet Thoms7s, D..
$3.50 dsurhter OF the late Colonel J. n. End
Mrs. Jessie q. Thomson. ased u seaS / HeA'n
and ] day
es Tsseal,r. N. va. and washington. p. C..
~psr. please copy. >
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LONG LEAF PINE FOR SALE.
Fart, miriam feet. 10. 90 acre.. ~ riIes II fs-
biz All within Ave mites OF rsilrosd aetatie1:
MARfiN-rAYLoR TIMBER 20. Mobile. "A
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Mr.. r. W. Droster has returned from an
outing In New York
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DEATHS.

cARsTARIHEN.Entersd into peaceful rest a,
wife of James E. Carstsrphen. -
Interment at ST. Charles. Mo-. September IS,
1907 at 1880 q. m.
ooNoyAN-on Wednesday. September II. 1902
Grish;. beloved vile Of the late DG geffrep p Snse
Mrs. Sisn ana Gd meihsr %uI Mrs; J Harry M ah5 E1In
Donovan. -
The funeral will take place Friday. September
No. l5s2 North Ninth street. 10 st. Patrick's
Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends
are invited TO attend.
FATH-on Sunday. September Il. 1892. at $50
n. m. at Denver, Colo. Herman l.. son Of Henry
81 Lens Theosore o., William c' Arm ne
and George F. Faith.
Funeral Thursday. September is. at 2 O'Clock.
from family residence. No. 2sss oregon avenue
Friends invited 10 attend.
at I:i5 a. m. Major William F. Haines. in his
seventy-third year.
igan avenue. Friday morning, September IL. at
1880 a. m. Iaterment private.
HowARD-on Wednesday, September Il. 49,.
Timothy and Mary Howard nee Keegan1.
The funeral viii take place from the family
day, the 18th inst. at i:@ p. m, to the Holy
Rosary Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends invited 10 attend.
McDoNoUGH-on Tuesday. September ls. 100,
at $50 o'clock a m. Thomas McDonough. aged
The funeral will take place Thursday. 18Th
inst. at $50 o'clock a. m, from residence Of
his son-in-laE. +. Y. Dooley. No. ZIG North Ew-
,nr avenue. to immaculate Conception Church
thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited
to attend.
o.NEILLzeu Xsd5sFdsy, septsmher J. at sso
ra,st n Naill spea S1iiiranl and fathsr nf E-o-r-
Daniel. John. Mary. Agnes and Joseph o'Neii.
Funeral from residence. No. 1923 Belt syenue.
Friday, September 10. at ? p. m. TO St. Edwards
Church, thence 10 Calvary Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited TO attend.
pHuLIPs-on TUESDAY. September is. ,s,.
Robert. son Of Forrest H. and Emma Wallace
Services at No. 1906 Burd avenue. Thursday at
8 p m Inierment private.
RISEs-on Tuesday. September Is 1870. at
go ?. n after a Lingering Illness Fl her r,s-
SS enr beIoves ~ Wife ~ EDWARD Pines ana mother
9, EdwaTd Z: Mamie and Edna hines ene Mrs
Funeral Thursday. September Is. at , O'clock
~ NJ. from st. Marks Church. Academy and
Page. to Beliefonfaine Cemetery. Intermert
private.
sIPPY-on Tuesday. September ls. 1899. nj II
s nee SUMNER mi; st's seiio ,afeT moth .rns q William Mfniss END sPS
Joseph sippy; at the age Of g years
No. sa7 Spring avenue. Thursday. September Il.
at 10 a. N. to Bellefonfaine Cemetery.
TAYLOR-on Wednesday, September II, isel
at $50 O'Clock e. M. Scott R. beloved snn OF
A Ab5nss d and Ia zsi p hne sei Charles srRsaf Kiser. o"'
Funersl will take place Friday. September -.
a., . O'Clock o. m, from the family residence,
sS-s paramount avenue. to Btliefontaine Gem
e,erx Friends are invited to attend
ruaNsoN-Suddenly. at 6 .. n. "Wednesday.
sanfember IL 1907 Margaret Jnliet Thomsas, D..
Sspnss asurhtsr OF the late Colonel J. ". end
Mr., Jessie q. Thomson. aged Is years fnontn
and ! day NJ. -
o wheeIIas. ", va. and westminster. p. c.
sapers please COPY
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Mrs. Leroy Valiant has returned from the
Virginia Warm Springs. where she spent
the summer.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ware and :heir
family are at the Southern Hotel. where
they will remain until Mrs. Ware. Miss
Eloise Ware and Charles Ware. Jr.. sail for
Europe in early October.
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HONORABLE JAMES A. REED.

centertoxn, Thursday. Sept. ~ i:ss .. n
ugrich. F,Idsy; SEPT: - Lee n-
M.naseE s.SSidsy: III, $50
&oberiy. Tuesday, Sept. q. 10 }. m
Fayette. Wednesday. Sept. "a ] y. M.
Columbia. Thursday. Sept IS. / ,. m.
Centralia. Thursday. sept. 8. .. M
Armstr9ns Fri3ay. SEP, Gs ! 9. m
Slater. sat ssaa,c' s.p see 4. Tia J m m
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Doctor and Mrs. Horstio ~. Spencer fave
returned home frcm a months visit in the
mountains of North Carolina.
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KIRkW0op MILITARY kcinEMY,

arrangements have been completed TO sccoTnmo-
/. more boys. For catalogue. address. Col.
EDWARD A. HAlGHT. kirkwooc. No.
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Mr.. Charles ]. He'll has issued Invitations
for the marriage OF his daughter. Dora, to
Mr.. Joseph Muehling on Wednesday morn
ing. October !. at s o'clock. at the st. Ber-
nard's Church. Hawk avenue and Gratiot
street. At home after October 10 at No.
1887 Arlington avenue.
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Mr.. George Dewey. whose Affiliations have
always been strongly St. Louis, though his
residence Is new New York, arrived in the
city or Monday, and will remain through
out the week at the Southern Hotel.