The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-28
GREAT CROWDS AT PIASA.
NeSpeF Services Conducted BY The
Reverend jay A Ford.

Ctzsutangsza- II, JEly Boat and train
h5c-sh1 great CROWDS Of visitors 10 the
SfzUIs11uA 1o-CAT- Al trains over the c,
Z. q 81 l. had extra Coaches
No extensive Programme was given. the
exs7clseS being cIndnsl 10 the Tabernacle
Enere IE=ee religious services were neId-
ane Su1lGay S-hool n s-24 O'ciDCk was lei
6T 7 Il Perrin sL7peI5ni endenE Of tie
sunday school Of the Twelfth Street Cum
bsrtznd Presbyterian Church gt Alton The
tnAsz-zlQI=t pulpit WIS occupied at Il
o'clock b. the Reverend Doctor Thomas r.
Sfeeza- rector Of CarEsT's Episcopal CHurca
al CeE1ar Rzpids- Ia The Reverend Doctor
S5sEs1 preached an interesting sermon from
Jnz text EIoouS xiv. - And Israel saw
The Egyptians dead by the Seashure''
ms eEezling yespzr services We're con-
0ccTsd uoder the diTerJicn OF the Rev
eeod Doctor Jay A FCri- pastor of the
F1rs1 Baptist Church Al JerseyVille. The
prlnc1T2l ADDRESS vas delivered by the Rev
eTend Doctor G o kim6an. pastor Of St
Johns n Z Church 1t EdwarJizville.
Among the St LOGiSsns who REGISTERED at
the P1asa SPRING Hotel are Miss haUGe
Marl1n- Miss Kendall, " e Dean, IT., J.
II Kings. ". b Blancke, " r Morrison,
Miss Nellie Fuller. Mss Matte Sites, W.
r Ledbetts-, VI o. Olive. 10 Miller and
P G. Sc1dcer Of East St. Louis. I. p.
MOoiey, L c. NisgDlaDn, II 3 Beaty,
Henry R Beaty. James Hazcnstab. {.
st1ef Of East ST Louis. = Il Forester and
MIS- FORESTER, William T. Robinson. =.
ktrcher, " L Gleason. Miss Suzctta A.
COnnen. Miss Pauline KelieTmsu. Clarence
q. Reodlsh- Herbert stanton, T. NJ DTpen.
Miss Cummings. Miss Edith Cummincs
Among those registered II the Piasa
Spring Hotel from other places are. J.
Nick Perrin OF Lebanon. H.: F.A Desmond
of EdwardsTille. Charles Robinson OF oh
anon, IL: Doctor H ". Rich of JerseyviIIe,
J a Flynn. e g HaaEen, George Root OF
Alton. c A Bartlett and Mrs Bartlett OF
Edwardsville, l. e Stark and Il jenkins.
both OF Lebanon, Ill; Doctor A NJ Wiles
Of Jerseyvilie. Ralph Mccormick and Mrs
Mccormick, both Of Wayerly. III; X Lin
der Of Kane. Ill; c. 3. Peach and Mrs
Peach, OF Lebanon. II; James T Tart Of
EdwardSville, Jay French and Ray A
Hamilton both Of Springfield. Ill: Peter
Achenbach OF RockbTidge, Ill: J. c. Pope
Of Kane, Ill; J. g Reintges of Granite civ
Among the prominent residents Of Jersey
vile who spent to-day at Chauta1,IIia
were: Judge A. VI. Staten, d. J. Mummy
cashier OF the National Bank Of JersevyiIle:
former Sheriff Ross Chappell. Miss Ieala
I.andOn, Captain J. Il. Dufiield Robert
Newton.
G w Tietsort, editor of the Medora dII)
Messenger, was a Ch-utauqua visitor.
The Reverend Robert Smith of Dow. III.
spent the day as the guest Of Chautauqua
friends
Charles A. HilIIard of Brighton. Ill. ar
rived to-day to visit his parents. Mr. and
MIS-. G. W Hilliard. At the Hilliard cottage.
Among the Altonians at ChautaUqUa to-
Of Upper Alton. Mrs. Joseph \. Rain of
North Alton, Miss Jennie McReynolds OF
Upper Alton. Fred Keiser William Mac
Adams. Harry Clark. James Logan. Robert
Cousiey, Edward InEham, Miss Bertha
Bishop. Allan Neyiin. Julius S2angenburg,
william Sonntag and Frank Flanders Of
Upper Alton