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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
COLUMBIA, MO.


Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Columbia, Mo-. Jan. l7.-Mrs. H. C. Penn was
the charming hostess OF the Wednesday Euchre
Club on the afternoon Of January Z. at her
club prizes: Mrs; Jane. Jordon received the the
cur!ey. Emma strawn.. Matte Guitar. Estelle
E.ssP Nm Rorse Jcns ams Hh and wae
warder. Hickman, Estes, Lawson. Chase. Hub
ss Gssd'9 enoP Of esasa
Mrs F. D. Hubben and Mrs. Annie Johnson
Hubbell's home in Walnut street. Those who
i Jones. 3 Hudson. Fleming: Q. Guitar. II: 3.
llns. A. Martin. ]. H. Waters. N. h Hickman
aPd Mrs James s sinE Guitar wa. hos,es. to dinner
esry ssenns at at her IN aa
Doctor Tishnor 20, Of & Chicago @ Mrs ann C Gord1n. don
Doctor and MS. James Gordon; Mrs Doctor 81 Il
Mrs. ii. ]. waters entertained at her beautiful
nSsn noon Mrs T, y: Hinton. Mrs, ]: I: stephen;
pitaity were: Miss Emma strawn. Miss E.tells
FSMHE FSSr Mrs Hrs j. Jones' Ma seiins f M.
Maie Mpa IL rs q Penn. a Mrs Matthews. Mrs
p. s, King. Mrs o. Guitar: Mrs. J. Estes Mrs
@a.'!a rs Nh / Sssnst @.s Au5ss
]. j. II. Guitar. t Mrs s. Gordon. Mrs. n. Gordon.
Mrs s. MeFan Iub and Mars M.s' bazsss B aadsSp st small
si1-hand euehre party Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Prass Sl Miss
Watson and Mrs. Annie Slack; These present
McBan Ne an'on j. n dordan % Sn'a A. SLACK heicheT
ri Miss sf.den Gstele watson Is stephens "a''ns"' ANU
Mrs Susan Moss has returned from visit to
her daughter. Mrs. McHunton' In Ne" 1ork
5uags yan,s Tss S
Mrs. Gerould. Mrs. Ewang, Mrs Mccune. Mrs.
afee ns Ms Srs Mosf Mrs
Mrs. Jones and Miss McAfee, Miss Fyfer, Miss
i4frs. Mrs. Mason asa is"vis is Visiting in Mexico
Miss Anna Shaw is visiting friends in Marshall
Marshall Gordon for Fs
W hSr he ssqsh we're ef ad for Ms
T1, Yrs Gssdqaa a NM W ~ SsfsSS GSTsSn
Mrs Ann Gordon and Mrs Sarah Barrett N,
Clarence Smith. on Thursday evening January
80 at at hs cesan CeGpe M
in Columbia and have many friends.
ens Mss M Ms 81 f4s ns MISS
Professor Louis Decker and daughter of NO
heriy gave concert last lnurs1ay evening y,
Henley & Aliens rooms, which was very much
appreciated by large audience.
Mrs. Starting returned to her home in Green
danEhtsr. as who is attending school here:
Mrs. P. ]. Beasley is visiting In Georgia.
nasium at the university organized a new fea-
ture "Wednesday for the advanced class. hare
gagged In by fifteen young ladies. Misses Enyar
and Norvell were the hares. and some OF the
son. Gray. Bender Trimble: Branham Lewis.
Montgomery Mccarthy. Coontz. Glassco>k.
PACKARD SpIcer The chase was very exciting.
the hares having ten minutes advance. Plank
and barbed-wire fences were overcome ana gone
through as though no obstacle at ALL ravfneS
were gone over and hillsides climbed. The wind
was blowing and the trail was hard for forth, tn,
hounds to keep and after following several
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Miss Anne Sullivan and her guest. Miss Catherine
The Informal Club. which meets bimonfhly.
was entertained this afternoon by Mrs. A. W.
Besides the members. who are Mines 4. n.
R3skfay Stephens CROW STear Gas,
T Towles D'oensh, Harry Edwards and "A 4: G.
Clark. Aiibrtsin Parker sse' Tsomas s wagner ROE.
insen W. A Dalimeyer; G. Thomas King. Hough
was whiled away playing Grace hoops. which
caused much gayety Pretty prizes were trophies
the eenterpiece being a large silver candelabra
each corner was single stick to match The table
laid xIr in doyes lie yelling red silk
Grafton and niece. Miss Minnie Grafton.
of Baltimore. Md, was $ guest ,t Of honor 1ae at a
prOgTessye dive ssand eushre party given by her
Wednesday evening. The magnificent pariors Of
the Price mansion were thrown open and dec,
length. and several very interesting games were
Payd Haws The se first gade was pssge BY Mss
Ths first ans s p Rehad
served asog! Il. The guests Invited 70 meet Miss
Gesste;s were Misses Ethel Edwards Francis
SeSsi WeiasnsysT Of clinton; Miiler Pope. ss Anne
snd @ a m Sf r ans Mrs 8 NJ
Manchester. Messrs. Claud Clark Charles Wins
tain CAN'T ponaa Men4y and Riehara Ansre sas
bus.
Misses Janet and Adele Williams entertained
several Of the members OF the Saturday Club
Thursday afternoon and the remaining number
Friday afternoon. Both affairs very infor-
NAL the young ladies' taking their fancy work.
Light refreshments were served
Another of the weeks delightful functions
reception given complimentary to Miss Mayrne
Ramsey. and Miss Coulter Of Kansas City,
Wednesday from to ., by Mrs. Henry Smith at
her home on South Madison street. After the
each In turn was hidden carry as many oranges
accomplishing this feat to the satisfaction Of
all was Miss Gertrude Ramsey, who was awarded
a fancy jardiniere. The second in the contest
was Miss Maybee Richardson, who received
prettily framed picture. and the least fortunate
was Miss Pauline Dallmeyer. who was consoled
with dainty piece of bric-a-brac. Miss Mnyme
Ramsey and Miss Coulter, guests of honor re-
cefved. first. salad bowl, and second, hair
receiver. An elegant lunch served in the
dining-room, the table beautifully decorated in
pink roses. carnations and smlax. while from
the chandelier extending to the four corners Of
the table, We're entwined pink and green ribbons
and smilaN. Mrs o. G. Pickett, and Miss
Gertrude Geisberg served Ices from one end of
the table. while from the other Mrs. Tweedie
and Miss Gertrude Ramsey poured coffee. Among
Ramsey, Coulter of Kansas City Carrie Muse
OF Greenwood Alice and Minnie Hope Gertrude
Geisberg, Belle Thorne, Cora Marsteliar Florance
Diercks. Pauline Dallmsyer Maybelle Richard
son. Schricker. Fannie Cowley, Mines. George
L. Ramsey, o. G. Pickett, Edison Burch, viii
Remmeli. Charles Tweedie and Katherine Free
man.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
sEDALIA, MO.

Special Corrs spondence of The Sunday Republic
Sedalia, Jan. 17.-Mrs. J. c. Van Ripper of St
Louis arrived Wednesday to be the guest of Miss
May Hawkins, Mrs. S. *. Bullard and Mrs. Fred
Mrs. s. Wright returned Tuesday from st.
Louis, where she has been visiting relatives
Miss Ida Wieman departed Monday for Kansas
City to visit relatives.
Mrs. o. f. Fowler is home from visit with
Mrs S. F. Jones departed Tuesday for visit
with friends at Pittsburg. kas
Miss Fannie Arnott of Champaign. Ill, who
has been the guest Of her sister, MIS-. j. W. Iupp.
left Wednesday for her home
Wednesday for visit with her uncle, Captain
W. s. Baker.
Miss Doliie OConner departed Tuesday for St.
Louis to visit her sister, Mrs. Linton West.
Miss Jessie Leist has returned from WISH
with Miss Mayme Hazel of Boonville.
Miss Lora Brannen of Ration. N. H., is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. z. II. Ethridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Planch departed Wednes-
day for Kansas City. to visit friends and reia-
tives.
guest Of Miss Jewell Luckett OF West Fourth
Miss Flora O.Brien, who has been visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Henry Boullt and the Misses
O'Brien, departed Thursday for st. Louis. where
she will visit few days. and then proceed to
Chicago.
Miss Winnie Sands departed Monday for Kansas
City for visit with friends.
Miss Dahlia Kirkhof1. who has been the guest
of Mrs. Henry PehlinG and other friends. re-
turned to. her home In Poplar Bun Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hall departed Tuesday
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

pany of friends at cards Thursday evening at
cousin Miss Alice Chappalear. OF California.
Miss Gertrude Hoffman entertained COM
pany OF friends Wednesday evening at her home
on West Fifth street.
At the meeting of the Nautilus Club Wednesday
afternoon SlIakespeare's Julius Caesar" was
read. and discussion followed, led by Mrs
George T.. Dugan. on WAS the Assassination OF
Julius Caesar Justitiable''? Current events were
discussed at roll call.
Miss Imosene Fast entertained the members OF
the Thursday High Five Club Thursday after
moo at her home in East Fifth street.
The study of Haydn continued by the
Ladies' Musical Club Wednesday morning. The
following programme was rendered: Anecdotes OF
Haydn members CT the club trio. Miss Flo
Glenn. Lenne Gold and Mildred Boughner; piano
solo. Allegro" Sonata in D. Miss Mary Cur
ran: vocal solo, 20 Thou Who DrieSt the
Mourr ers' Tears Mrs. ]. H. Rodes.
At the meeting OF the Soross. Monday after
noon: Mrs: F. NJ. Fnlkerson read a paper on
Addison and Mrs. Holm gave a talk Tho
Beginning of English History
Mrs; WIN Cloney entertained a company Of
frier ds at parlor tenpins Thursday afternoon at
her home in West Broadway.
The Les Amis Club was entertained Tuesday
ening by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray of South
Chic street. Mrs. H. W. Servant won the prize.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
KANSAS CITY. MO.
special Correspondence of The Sunday

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic
Kansas City. Jan: T.-Miss Clara Peck's mar
Jacques was happy event from a aHsy MG T Dont r
View The pride Is q niece Of Mr. j. Z. Horton.
qe 81 %n .as
the marriage was celebrated. was beautlfaIy
wire simpie-iashioned gown OF Louisine over
taiIeta. . with collar Of rich point lace: MSS Mary
Alr; |. b. Dunlap was best man. MI and Mrs
or Of @ 81 MO- h4 .aa
town guests included Mrs John Beardon OF s..
mary Barrett Of Bloomfield. n J. anu - %
Ia honor OF the Misses Weston. Mrs. Howard
lS.. Monday is 70 give dance at the Country Grub
nees h9 ss Misses st the .s
ogiebay. MISS Mary Thatcher. Mr. John Thatcn-
Mr.. Willard Douglas 'N'' o''se oe''' ana
Mrs. 7, G. Bsaham is to entertain the Lunch on
Club at her residence on January u
Mrs. Baniel Boone has returned from New
From the City of Mexico come reports that
Mas MeiG9n NJ Smith nh ~ wne is being entertainsd
reeeeR ny o f anS nS Social Is the
was her good fortune to be guest at the
o b. Rhoaes viii 1sR' Ioia sna aeeepson Is sa on
In compliment to Miss Lucy Cole of East
Orange. Mrs. George r. Barse gave luncheon
y Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Saunders and daughter
are at home at the Coates. They recently re-
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Garrison Of warrensburg
have been here visiting trends;
M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lederer OF Lansing, Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Barber are at Hot
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Silverman are entertain
ing Mrs Nathan Cohn OF Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Keith have gone to
Souihern California for months holiday.
Miss Stella Barse is in St. Louis this week
visiting her brother. Mr.. VILLAIN Barse.
Mrs. Z. o. Yeomans has for her guests this
Mrs Henry Haskell has returned from Chi
cago. where she has been entertained by friends.
Mrs. Wallace Goffe's euchre party. given on
Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss Clara
Peck. was jolly affair. The decorations were
read: MIS- & s,. F. Matshetts ats Mrs Mrs r: Kirk
Peck. Miss Mary Barrett. Miss Mary Oskes.
Miss Katherine Lewis. Miss Elizabeth Hunt,
Miss Leila Christopher. Miss Lillian Dunlap.
Miss Ona Wnants. Miss Martha Criley. Mss
Stella Baker. Miss Cora Moss. Miss Marie Mohr,
Miss Mary Thacher. Miss Louise Griffith. Miss
Mayme Perrin. Miss Anna Carkener Miss Anne
Hopkins. Miss Gilmore Mckenzie. Miss Julia Lin
coin and Miss Margaret Murray.
Mrs. Rea s. Mcclure and Miss May Mcclure
are in WASHINGTON. intending to remain two
months. They attended the Presidents rec.p-
tion Tuesday night
Mrs. Clarence McClintock was in Topeka this
week. the guest OF Miss Rowland
Mrs. Preston Roberts is in Denver. having
gone there with her daughter. Mrs. Yeaman.
Miss Jesse Kump has returned from Fort
Worth. where she was the guest Of Mrs e. J.
In honor of n 3 Nellie Devlin Of Chicago. Mics
Mona Kenefc xeaye luncheon at Bullene's on
Wednesday. Following the luncheon the party
attended matinee at tbs Century. Those pres
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
JOPLIN, MO.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic
Joplin. Mo-, Jan. 17.-Miss Annabeile Broadley
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Makes the complexion Beautiful.

Write for Ame Yales epage book on Health Grace ana
Beauty. FREE. Nine. Yale may be eopsuIted bv mail
tree Of charge Her address II
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
HANNIBAL, MO.

s,.,,.1 Correspondence Of TIA Sunday HsSunta.
Hans,Sas Me from PasS,o Pas no'' '''A' h.1
NJ Miss Annie schnItzer Is visiting N ouanen
Mrs Williams. who hes hes, been visiting e:s
aauei MFs Eys.ssss EWcsas,ss Gn' returned to nef
hcns in ST ts9,u 1orn Sisitsd Il Kansas CITY snis
Wis Ms. Ruby R.sh departed Thursday for
Mrs. W. B. Pettihone Of North F1fsh r 1T .srsss 81
SsTsnlnnd Wynnn and M Miss Mss dodfrsy q Sestcn: Is:s
nonn Mps at T. cards. "a The following were present:
Mines J. s. overstreet. Eugene Pries ID g
saIsfr card brssshs5 5saa cep1sn; Tss': "
Kr05s 8 Scott. 4 Roy e. l. .aesu esa,fsssni sham xads..
b!SyiastGISS; RI, i f4ona sa,ioss 4 X 4. f.
Sws IrfSn aeHs5s pgsn2 D. fayson r. Hax.s a. E.
Gs2rs GsGTss logan q MaRan % COBB charles ssbe
R1ss' a4ds Il b!e1sstss 51ssaaas see!sw &
en- HolTss %eveIsS 5F s5s Mi.. annie fo.r
of North Sixth street. departed for Shreveport.
Mrs. On Thomas III, Lamey entertained the Ben-Hur
club Thursday afternoon at her home on csnte'
After short visit yth hsr parents, s,-, M rs and n
E5s Nss fas s@,s
Mp Mpa q RaRRSeas RSSoss tbs G wss wsse soe'' OF NM ~
Mr. and Mrs Skinner of Brockfeld, No., re-
Reiman on Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J; C. Chiffon have returned from
Mrs.. s. F. Roderick. assisted by her daughter.
Ms nb p aner Of Miss Aas %y
who is soon to become Mrs. C. L. Bishop OF
Chicago
IaWrie. departed Thursday for Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.
Mrs. Sue Fuller Of st. Louis is the guest Of
Mrs. Pat Smith.
reception and musical was given By Mrs..
A. J. Morrison of South Seventh street in honor
Of FER niece. Miss e. P. johnson OF st. Louis.
Mrs. Lon Hunt returned 70 st. Louis Tus.dsS
after q visit to her sister, Mrs. W. n. C. Nash.
Mrs. Virginia Edwards has returned to 81,
Louis after an extended visit to Hannibai
friends
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

for Fort Worth. Tex. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. War
Mrs Cameron Garrett is home from a delightful
visit with friends at Dallas. Tex.
Doanvs ns a to "a visit ath and
Mrs. ID. Golden and daughter, Miss Nora. OF
Mrs. A; ). Turner departed Tuesday for Kansas
Mrs. W. d. Atkinson of Parsons Kas:. is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. C. +. Poffenbach. OF
Mrs. j. H. Clemens and daughter. Miss Lillian
have returned from Saiina. Topeka. Atchison and
Kansas City, Kas-. where they have been visiting
Miss Juliet ingram of Kansas City. who has
atives and friends in this city for several weeks.
departed "Wednesday for her home
Miss Mae Baum derarted Wednesday for a visit
with friends at Fort Scott, Kas.
John Hall Of Chicago is the guest OF Mrs. ]. J.
frsy W 'nd a an Harris and wife of Kansas city who
have been visiting A L. Mckinley and family.
Miss MARY Hearl Of Lexington, who has been
visiting Miss Bessie La Van, returned home
Mrs Adeline Guempel has returned from a visit
with friends in St Louis Louis. ,rd sor -s.,,-,so ~
Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Edna.
Nj Mrs. Joseph Huckens and daughter. Miss Cora.
ard Misses Mary and Stoke Temple OF this @ city;
ana Tasdav mis for Texarkana Ark where they viii
be guests of house party at the Hotel Huckins
Mrs. Joseph Paradis ard children left Thursday
for Kansas city 10 visit frieh is and relatives u
c Heard ana daughoets o s hse as1i
entertained by ex-Congressnan John I. Heard
and family for the past week. departed Monday
fer Marshall and o.her points in Missouri. be-
fore returning to their home in Washington.
d. g.
Mrs Will Hiatt at Nevada.
Miss Laura Morey departed Thursday fer a
visit with frierds Wau ensburg
Miss Maude Chapel departed Wednesday for
st. Louis where she will attend KunkeI's Con-
serSatory of Music.
At the meeting OF the clio Club Thursday morn
ing the following programme was rendered: Pa
per .'Tftinn, the Master of Color" Miss Jane
Ware; "Ravenna Mosaics,'' Mrs. Sallie Potter
Sreed; Italian silk Industry and Perugino.'
Miss Ella Cummings
Miss Florence Floyd entertained the members
of the AdaEio Club Thursday afternoon at her
home in West Seventh ST.
Miss Francis Smith entertained n small COM
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Keeps the Skin Perfect.

MME. YAlE'8 STANDARD BRAND OF TollIT PREPA-
NATIONS the in the world, because they arc
made BY Nine Yale, who knows more about beauty and
besutytrg preparations than Any enc el8e IN the world
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

are taking vocal lessons OF Mr.. Geer Of St.
Louis.
Among the newcomers in Webster Mr.. and
Mrs Fred johnson and their mother. Mrs. s.
Smith, living on lockwood avenue. near Jeffer-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

Mrs Albert Kahn VIII be the CLUBS ne1t host
eSs.
Mrs. S. L. Merke Of West Sixth street enter
tained the members of the Social Twelve Club
Tres6ay afternoon. Mrs. j. H. Witt and Mrs
Albert Kahn won prizes.
The sun., 1902-06-26
UIITTtMS HONORs GEN. WOOD.
Great EnthusiPsm whrn IionorinE degree
of ~ u outrrred an Him.

Nuli,NsTowN Mass June 25 Williams
held lrr IO.th commencement this morn
iug in the Congregational Church Pre-
- iiui, IA" rNrrcises VAS a proc,--siun around
The campus In which all the alumni and
invited guests joined.
President Hopkins. who was inaugu-
-aicd yeSi erdav. presided The speakers
80, IN. commencement stage we're & ".
Mills ~ P't-ncld. Rowland HAYNES -
Worcester and 4. VI. Harmon of Brock
rtrT y
Tho roufcrring - honorary degrees gave
o,caruu for much enthusiasm. III" Do
gpso of LII u war bestowed upon pr.
Hpurv L.iavp our. 81. President 81 Summons
diego. and upon Gen. leonard Wood,
lN-Goy. General of Cuba. When t'sn Woud
arnso th" audicncc gave him "A tremendous
ovation, which lasted several minutes.
faoh - th" classes ch"cred him again
and again.
Thr following degrees were also con-
fcrrrd n u. r 4 Wilder. 80. 81 South
Africa he Rev = Jcnk"ns. -. q Atlanta
Ga : " Pratt, "a. of Campbell, y y
l. II y. Rli-s Perry. 81. Of Boston, editor
~ he Wirhc M,uthip 4. Il. J. X TIL
irghaS'. %. ~ New York James Taylor.
rs. ~ South Bridge. calvin Bullock, va,
p'nN"r. Col: H {. Pierce. -. VI A. An
drrv- '7p, 81 " lliamstowu.
~ " alur.m dinner President Hopkins
announced that mou.y enough for new
iprmuury bal teen pledged 10y different
ylI--s-
The sun., 1902-06-26
YACHT RAnS EXCURSION BOAT
I'm. rHNHkEEs ~ rt>H
O> Stsr RitIR.
rrrer trr, ard oa~ VIA, p's 'rsn ~'ra"'-
h.a, rph~-. 'arr,'ns '1'h ,'-rU''''
pt.trir, R.pshiiesn ,,oh 'n "'i'''""
an wp uem~ trem seii"xr r"'"''

II. Iron St.aInl-,at CeTI~u- viii crowd
~ i.Jn rSrtirsinni-t- aisafd, Wr'" nH
uf mrfnlrr- ~ tho Ivrlith Assembly, ''-.
tri,t iHunkl,n Rrpuhliran Club amt 't''
fr.n,l.. ,,,lIid.~I with a steam ya'h' sup
pn-s,I d, l., th. Admiral. ~ the t"t uf
Grand street la~i night lhr"' I"r-'t'~
ON Nh" Irphc,I- w"r" hurt ani ~ l. th""Sh'
that ONE - th'n will dir
Ih.. cluh. - which Lieut. -t'"N N"T.
run H. Pr,-s don't. had l.'~n At Coll, &" Point
ou picnic The C"phc'I- Wa bringing
it hack and came down th" river at about
y ~ oclock. when the pilot saws h"saw III"
yach, aheai and whistlcd signal Th"
varh, did no, give him scaway, b" saN-.
and ~" lnat- cam. together
Th, Yacht struck the excursion bna'
amid-hius aud .tS how-prr went through
th,. top uf the larger boats pad'ti" hnN
pluughing through Ia n" d'N'k at.i tearing
u huic ~ix feet across
Instantly there vas great excitement on
board The Icpheus heel"d over and
many persons though, sh" would sink and
made a rush for life prs~"rN"rs One ia'
man Vo, 49, excited ,ha, he tric,i Ia jump
through window and onto th" Yacht
half wav out until he vas ruIi''d hack
After a few minutes II was seen that no
grra, damage had Ircn don" 10 III" '"-
uheus ard the crowd b.Canc more calm.
The anchor 81 the Yacht bcram" en-
tangled With the excursion h al. and Wh'n
th" bnats hacked apart u caugh' IN th"
side of the C"phcgz The anchor h"'h
fact and nppcd cousiderahl" OF IN" w""d
from the side uf the excursion boat. Finally
the anchor CHAINS broke and the boats
parted with the anchor hanging in ti"
C.phcus's side. The yacht proceeded up
IN. Fast River and the Cephcus went L"
IA" landing at Hamilton Ferry.
The three persons who wer" hurt on the
excursion boat were Charles Asinus-''li. -
y.ars old. Of ass Blcccker street, Manhattan
a fractured knee cap. James Walker. -
years old. of 90 Third street. Brooklyn, con-
cus-ion of the brain. Gustav Hecht. fire
man of the tepheu-, severely injured m
ternallv and u Is thought that h- VIII die
Asmus-.n and Walker were standing al
the poin, wh,r. the bowsprit came through
the Cepheus's deck and were knocked
down. They were sent To thor homes In
carriages A. soon ~ the boat landed. Hechi
was treated on board and later an ambu-
lance was sent ior.
The yacht Admiral il a l3O-ton boat owned
bv George X Sheldon. She could not be
located last night The Brooklyn polio"
thought Just after the aCcideni that The
l-nat which hit the Cepheu- was a small
boat also named the Admiral. which belongs
in the navy yard
The sun., 1902-06-26
ROGERS PEEr - COMPANY.
And POSTAL.
CONTRACT TOR FIFTEEN YEARS
AITHORIZED.
the Nre~tor~ ~ the Rsilroad Authorize
the signing of the Agreement Win
the Telegraph & Conpan,. which wi,' 60
Into Effect on Many Lines on July .

PHIIApEIPHIA. June rs The directors
~ th. Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
to-day authorized the signing 81 con,rac'
with the Postal Telegraph Company Will
no oficial statement was made 10 that
effect. II Vac learned that 'he agreement -
for fifte.n wears and on many miles of line
IL will brcomc effective On July l.
The lines included ia this agreemen'
are all thu-.. eat of Pitt-hurR, except hat
heretofore known ~ IN" Western New
York and P-nn-vlvania The latter ma,
a contract with the Western Union tha'
does not .Npir. until ieo7
II is said that the Postal Telegraph Com
pany l. to pay IN" prnnsylvania com
pany $4,000 annually for IA" privilege
IL receives and n percentage on its corninef-
cial business. T,c railroad company Is 20
furnish poles Ia the telegraph company for
the extension Of it, lines.
The railroad company In 70 be- limited
TO 10000 fp- messages, which Is ahog!
5000 less thau ~ business amounts {"
Tiis the railroad company will gradually
overcome hv extending its own lines u
wire
The sun., 1902-06-26
TORN ~ INDIANA.
three Persons Killed and Many Injured
-Var,ortrs Down. drops DESTROYED.

ISpiASAPoIIs. Ind. June :5--Central
Indiana was visited by a terrific storm
this morning and great damag" was done
To property In Hancock and other countl'r
where the storm assumed proportions OF
a tornado, unroofns houses. demolshing
fac, ori-s and strewing tn. railroad and
interirhAn trucks with telephone poles,
and laying waste whole fields Of wheat
and corn. In -ome places people were
injured by the dozens. three were killed
on, night and forty or fifty injured seriously
The towns which suffered the most and
which Law direct IA the path Of the storm
ver. Ingalls,. Nc, ordsNille, Greenfield,
p.ndIcton. Cartlr;on. Wilkinson, Maxwell
and N,--,feld and ~ each of these plaC'-
much property was destroyed and some
I.er-un- baily hurt.
Al Maxwell the United States chain Tar
tory. New Bros elevator and Touring
mill Brnndts drug stor" and many other
houss.. were wr,- kcd Miss 'hai-l was
killed and -.ven p"rSpn- injured
At Cleveland roof vas blown IN
house next door to ono where "A funeral was
IN progrrss II crashed into IN" crowd
around the hicr. killing 4. '. Sainpl" and
ia ,uring several others. The carriages
and busgtos w.na blown into heap and
-.ven horses killed and two drivers badly
INJURED A botth and glass factory was
demolished AT Wilkinson, and another
glass factory at meals. Near the latter
place Mrs Cicero Hamilton was killed.