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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
WATERLOO, ILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Mueller and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kalbheisch. Jr., OF Millstadt ILL.,.
Sunday.
Miss Carrie James Of St. Louis was here visit
Mr.. william H. HORNE OF Springfield. No.,
home.
Mr. and Mr.. Jacob Schmidt Of St Louis spent
Sunday here visiting relatives.
Mrs. William Heath Of East st. Louis is here
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kauf-
Mr.. Albert Gauen was visiting at Ava. Ill.
Sunday.
Mrs, c. E. James is visiting relatives at ches-
Lac Gardner of East ST. Louis spent several
DAYS here Visiting the last week.. the guest OF
Mrs. Fred Mehan of Columbia spent several
days here the last week, visiting her parents
Mrs; p. Baumuck Of 81. Louis spent several
days here, the guest Of Mrs. C Hermann.
MI william Ewald of Anna. ILL.,. was here
Mrs. Henry johnson of St. Louis is the guest
bacher were married at the Catholic Church in
Columbia Tuesday. Reverend b. Steigenberger Of
Mr.. and Mrs D. d. Cullen of Kidd. ILL.,. wera
here visiting their many friends Tuesday.
The Misses Edith and Celeste wetmore gave a
progressive euchre Sunday evening.
Mrs. William James OF Chester ILL.,. spent sew
eral days here visiting relatives and friends the
Miss Lizzie Wagner entertained the Choral So
ciety at her home Thursday evening.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF the Masys-
town Evangelical Church will be held Pentecost
Monday. MAY 49, this year.
Mrs. c. II. Fike entertained the members OF
street Thursday afternoon.
Doctor Joseph B. Hardy. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
sims Beaumont College Of Medicine at St. Louis.
and Is home visiting his parents.
Mrs. " siegel gave luncheon THURSDAY in
Ditch OF St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
MEXICO.

J. c. winters is home from visit IN Trenton.
Miss Anna Belle Arnold visited in Columbia
Mira Matthew Russell after spending the win
ter in tovn. has moved to her country home
Mrs J.. W. Marshall o, sikeston. Mo. visited
Mrs. L. o. Rodes in this city during a portion of
Mrr. r r Arnold is home from centralia.
where she was the guest CT her mother. Mrs.
Charles Riley of Kansas City visited his mother
in this city during the first Of the week.
Professor W. II. Barber of New York, musical
examiner at Hardin College. has been giving q a.
ries of recitals during the week. AMI large ds
have been hearing him.
Mis- Carrie jackson has returned from visit
to her sister. Mrs c. E. Null. in Jefferson City.
Miss Belle Ruckner Of Auxvasse visited the
family OF Mrs. c. A. Barnes during the past few
Mrs c. c. johnson and son of ST. Louis are
the guests Of Mrs Johnsons parents. Mr.. and
The Reverend A. A. Wallace. pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church is home from Louisville.
Meredith Moore of Jefferson City was tho guest
The pupils of the Mexico High School will give
entertainment at the Grand Opera house Mon
day night for the benefit Of the Blsnton Library.
exercises at Hardin College the following are the
principal ones: Tuesday NAY 13 evening. Bar
ber's NTH recital; Thursday. May If, evening
MAY ls evening. Barber's sixth recital: tuesday.
May 90 afternoon Barber's seventh recital: even
ing recital by pupils of Mrs. L. N Forrest ard
Professor Klingenberg: Wednesday. May q. even,
by pupils Of Mrs. L. n: Forrest and Professor
Rlingenberg: Saturday. MAY "a. evening. faculty
reception 10. senior class: Sunday. May %, morn
ing baccaIaureste sermon. BY the Reverend John
R. Brown OF Kansas City: Monday. Nav 2s even
ing graduation Of elocution Glass: morning, rs
ception by class: Tuesday May 81. evening. grad
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11

uatIon OF piano cias, and aiumnae banquet;
Wednesday. May =, evening commencement ex-
s:cises.
Mrs. r Greene visited in Louisiana during the
week.
The gentlemen members Of the PastIme Club
Lewis Moore Thursday night.
Charles Malone OF Iowa visited his sister, Mrs.
w. J. McLoney. during the wee-
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wise are home from a
visit in McCredis.
Miss Retta Gartrell of Houston. Tex. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Gibbs
Maurice Phillip has returned to his home in
ST. Joseph. after visit 10 his parents in this
citv.
Mrs. :. b. Cook OF Jefferson city was enter
tanned at tea Saturday evening Of last week by
Ms. Greeiy Talbot in Woodlawn place.
visit in Hot Springs. Ark.
]. ". Mckinley is home from visit TO his
son in ElgIn III. The son. H. r. Mckinley a
Lieutenant In the Fifth Missouri Volunteers dur
ing the Spanish American War. was recently
married to ST. Joseph, Mich. woman.
Miss Mabel Shelton has returned to her home
in Lancaster. after visiting the family OF W
". Harper.
Doctor 9. A. Rothwell has returned fror, a
visit In ST. Louis.
Mrs. J.. =. Crlgler has returned to her home
In st. Louis after visiting her father, Martin
kunke. in this city.
MIS- Eisbty-one Turley is the guest of Kansas
friends.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
PADUCAH, Ky.

Terry p. Smith OF Mayfeld. KY. and Miss Cot
tie Rice OF Louisville were married at the brides
home Wedne sday evening. The bridegroom is en-
field. where the couple Will reside.
Captain James Tyner OF the steamer H. w.
Buttorn. which phys between Paducah and Clarks;
VILE. and Paducah and Nashville. married
to Mrs Georgia Doubleday Of Cheap HI. Tenn.
most popular rivermen who come to Paducah.
Mr.. James T.. Cooper OF Hopkinsville KY. and
Miss Carrie L. Ricke, daughter of W. H RiCkc,
one Of Paducahs most wealthy business men.
were married Thursday morning at the brides
home.
Mr.. Edwin Paxton entertained a few friends
Informally Tuesday night in honor of Miss Mae
Mrs. NJ. B. Nash entertained friends Tuesday
night at cards, in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Franklin Leayift of St. Louis
The Queen of the carnival contest closed Mon
day night and Miss Anna Boswell elected.
She ls a Kentucky belle and local society lead
er. Her selection is popular. and she will be
prominent in the flower parade next Tuesday.
The Delphic Club met Tuesday morning with
Mrs. John r Campbell. The programme was
quite attractive.
The Paducah Chapter. Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution. met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
L. S. Dubois.
An Interesting meeting Of the Paducah Chap:
ter. Daughters OF the Confederacy held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John L. Webb.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs John McHenry.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11

houn. KY. The sSternoon was spent IN games Of
tertaining by her sister. Miss Dora siefter
Mrs. Charles COpella entertained the Inter
rus at her home Wednesday afternoon. In a
most delightful manner.
Miss Harriet Noble Of indianapolis Is the guest
for few days OF the Misses Roseman in Upper
First street.
Miss Jennie Ewing of San Francisco is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Robinson. OF Grant
street.
Mrs. Shelby Roberts is in Louisville to spend
several weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Richardson
evening by Misses Cora Brauns at her home In
Upper Third street A series OF novel guessing
contests were enjoyed
Mrs. William McLIs sh the hostess Monday
afternoon OF her sewing cub at her home. In
Washington avenue.
Miss Amelia owen who has been the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. Howard OF New orleans III New
York is now at Biloxi. Miss the Howard sum
mer residence. accompanying Mrs. Howard, who
summoned home owing the Illness OF Mir.
Howsrd's mother
Mrs II. g lauer Of Martini Tenn. is the guest
OF her parents In this city for few weeks.
Miss Jessie Swint has retuin,d from Roonvillc:
Ind. where she was the guest OF relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. R.Itz have returned from
several months visit to points in New NJ Mcxic1 anu
Ariz
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
MACON, MO.

Mrs Kate Doneshy is visiting friends and rel
Miss Blsnch stamp returntd home thi. week
from an extended visit in Li!n2is
. a and in lo
hiss Anna Shelton OF Lancaster visited Misc
Perl pysart and other friends here a few
Miss Jessie Patton and Messrs. Paul Tut and
Captain Tracy spent the frs, of the week in
ks sytl Hattie ,hg BATS Of Mao enf Tsn, and NJ
Mrs. John Hamel Of Ia Plata Were here Wednes-
Tasasy fr6m
two weeks visit in Southern Arkansas.
is the guest OF as %acon fends and
Mrs. MARY ,wardei Wilkinson of Chicago /.
here visiting her mother and other re,atives and
Mrs. Philip Gansz and liul. Miss Jessie Col
Mr Ganss me; them in Kansas City ami returned
Waras W.; F y Mecg!ly John saqyine,t
Doctor or Ed Simmons % SIC cam Tsesday 's,0 to Vis, his
parents Mrn M1 and nIs Mrs.. g., G. Il Mil simmons:
left Friday for Bowling Green. Ky. to attend
Ss Womans ssss Bsara q Of h ssah , a4n
represents pre- the MaGee Presbytery in that tody.
Monthly gave dinner last night % az The ssy Jaer
son Hotel Hotel to Major Won Bnzer. Major Wilton
Miss fi Halle Il Patton. % James corbn and william
E6siI E6Win went a..r to HoSsry M"nd;y in fhs
Tuesday. They also. assisted in the Saengerfest
here Wedpesday and Thursday ard a, Coinaba
Miss MARY Meyers and air; Alser. Klein were
married Thursday at noon at the Catholic Church.
the Reverend {. +. OLeary officiating TIE at
tendants were Miss Lena Meyers. the brides sis
ter and Mr.. John Wnkler. Tie bride was at
tired in 4 beautiful cream silk null. trimmed
in accordion pleating and the bridesmaid
dressed In white organdy over whi'c silk and
trimmed with Spanish lace. The bridegroom and
groomsman were in evening dress Directly after
the ceremony the bridal party repaired to the
home OF the brides sister. Mrs. Oscar Calm.
where a wedding dinner served. and
gratulati tions received The young couple departed
that afternoon for visit In st; Louis and Free
burg. Ill. They will return to Hannibal, where a
lleaSant little awaits them
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
NINCENNES, IND.

Mrs Frank Foulks has returned from Iadian-
applis, where she visited friends
Mrs J. Il. Miller and children returned Thurs
day from an extended visit with relatives in
PERI sylyania.
Mrs NJ. S. Fields and daughter. Miss Fannie,
and Mr. and Mrs. :. T.. Cohen OF Louisville, are
guests of Louis LaIpschu:z and family.
Doctor and Mrs. y. A. Hawes. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Regan. have re-
turned TO their home in Arcanum, l.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Specs are here from Indian
apolIs. the guests of relatives.
Miss Mamie Brauch OF Cincinnati IS visiting
her cousin, Miss katherine Huber.
Mrs o. j. Dudley has returned to Sullivan
after visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. NJ. Dant:
Mss Helen 1-aCroiX Is home from indianapolis,
where she was the guest Of Mrs. John Price.
Mrs. II. sranning and son and Mrs. Bertha
Hartman have returned from Freelandsville.
where they attended the VoIle- Meyers wedding.
Miss Nina Emison entertained at cards Thurs
day evcEirg.
Miss Ollie Noe of Cincinnati is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Charles Hee.
Mr.. Henry Miller and bride arrived home from
st. Louis. where they were married May l az
the home of the brides parents
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
the MUsn ERA.

The manufacture of oatmeal was intro
duced into this country about fifty years
ago Cracked wheat and similar prepara-
tions followed. The whole population be-
gan eating mush Result: Amylaceous dys-
pepsda, universal sour stomach, constipa-
muscles and nerves. brain fag and nervous
exhaustion. n: remedy lies in replacing
these starchy foods with Toasted Wheat
Flakes, sweetened with Malt Honey. Bach
thoroughly cooked and toasted The starch
Of the wheat is converted into dextrine,
thus making 1t Immediately digestible and
starchy foods. Toasted Wheat Flakes are
ready to serve at once without further
cooking and are delicately delicious. Every
sanitartum. Look out for limitations.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. May 1o.-By a mere acci-
dent the philanthropic deeds of Bradford
Arden Parrish, child of years. were
brought to the attention Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. Parrish. Probably San
Francisco has the distinction of housing
the youngest philanthropist in existence. In
an endeavor to reach some bottles which
he could convert into money. young Par
rish upset a pot of boiling water and Sc
vereiy scalded his leg. which brought about
the unfolding of his benevolent deeds.
After slight remonstrance for climbing
about the stove. he told his mother that he
desired to sell the bottles and give the pro-
ceeds to the poor woman who lived down
the next block, and for whom he had
emptied the savings of his little bank, for
she was old and rather feeble from sick
ness. and lived all alone" After much
coaxing the little fellow said that in play
he had peeped into the house and saw the
poor woman lying I'll on a couch, and had
felt sorry for her In turn. he gave her his
savings, brought In some flowers to cheer
her. and pinned some valentines that he
had boarded for a year on the walls to
brighten the appearance of the dingy room.
The other children in the neighborhood. he
SAID. threw stones at her house, and said
the woman was crazy, but he knew better,
and believed her to be poor and unfortunate.
So, in his small way. he did what he could,
and. wanting no credit for it, told moth
ing.
The poor woman whom benevolent young
Parrish assisted in his uncommon way is
Mrs. A. Voss, a widow of about 80 years.
The hut which shelters the unfortunate
woman Is q small two-room shack. which
was erected as the office of an energetic
real estate man after the clearing of the
debris from the memorable Ashbury
Heights fire. She bought the house for
small sum and pays a ground rental Of
$40 year. In an interview yesterday Mrs.
Noss said: Il want no aims, but am will
ing to earn my living by doing plain sew
ing. Work has been hard to obtain lately.
and. with my sickness. / have been un-
able to get all my necessities. but now that
am stronger i shall endeavor to get all
require by my needle"
Mrs. Voss Is a woman Of refinement. and
the two little rooms of the poor hut are
exceedingly clean, despite the numerous
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
PROMOTERS OF COLUMBIA
CLUB MAKE GOOD PROGRESS

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW yoPK
London. May 10.-(Copyright. 19O2.-Those
interested in the promotion of the Columbia
Club. which is to provide much desired ac-
commodation for members of American
clubs when on a visit to London are not
Idle. i understand that a lease practically
has been secured of the Ayondale Hotel,
Picadilly
There are number Of prominent English
society men who are doing all in their pow
er to make the club a success. including
General Herbert Eaton, Lord Craven, Cen
Ward
The entrance fee, $3.50. and the yearly
dues, SO, are higher than in most all of the
clubs
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
DRUGGISTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Theodore F. Hogenow Is President
of Retail Dealers Association.

The Retail Druggists Association of st.
Louis held its annual meeting and election
of officers at Liederkranz Hall several
nights ago. Theodore +. Hogenow. of Fiji
teenth street and Chouteau avenue was
chosen president; William F. Ittner of No.
1901 South Grand avenue. vice president; H.
treasurer; Charles W. ]. H. Hahn of Twen-
ty-th;rd and Salisbury street. secretary, and
the following as directors: Otto Ude. H. w.
Eriedewald. Louis shurk ard Louis F.
Grewe.
Twenty-nine new members were admitted
at the same meeting; Following their ini-
GERS a banquet wae held In the parlors of
the clubrooi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
LEMP EMPLOYEES EXCURSION.
Day Will Be Spent at Red Bud, ILL.,,
on May Is.

The employees of the William ]. I.emp
Brewing Company will give an excursion
to Red Bud. ILL.,. on Sunday, May Is. They
will be accompanied by Fakkenhainers
ban. and an elaborate amusement pro-
gramme has been arranged by the COM
mittee
There will be an abundance of refresh
ments and an old-fashioned country dinner
Mr.. J. Kenth, who is secretary Of the Com
mite on Arrangements. says that 1t will be
one of the jolliest excursions that the en-
ployes have ever taken.
The special train will leave Union Sta
tiion at $50 Sunday morning and return
ing leave Red Bud at 6:3o In the evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-11
PHILANTHROPIC DEEDS
OF SAN FRANCISCO BOY,
Noble Work of Little Bradford Parrish Learned
erty of an Old Lady Near His Home and Gave
Her His Earnings

leaks which let in the rain. Her husband
was hotel man at Crockett and at one
time they were comfortably situated, but
sickness and reverses came, and with the
death of her husband she was reduced to
very low circumstances. In reference to
young Parrish's donations, she said he
pressed them upon her. saying he had his
mothers sanction and 1t was all right. His
CHEEKY ways brought much happiness to
her
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-26

chased
Thirty days was allowed the de-
fendant 10 file q motion for new
trial The attroneys in the case were
Taylor and Jones for the plaintiffs 5
and J. NJ and j. G.. Taylor for the
defendants
The sui of Trimbe against Morta-
sue was continued.
The suit of White and Williams VS..
St Louis. ron Mountain and South
ern railroad for judgment was heard
this morning and the plaintiffs grant.
ed Judgment for S15.05.
At 80 o'clock this afternoon the
case of Henry and Mcneil of Red
field against the ST. Louis. Iron Noun
tain and Southern was taken up. and
testimony is being heard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-26
CHARLEMAGME TOWER
APPOINTED ambassador to German
Court

WASHINGTON Sept. 26.-The APP
poiutment of Charlemague Tower as
ambassador to Germany to succeed
Mr. White is confirmed here. 1t IS
likely official announcement OF the
change will be made soon either by
President Roosevelt himself or by tie
State department.
Mr.. Towers acceptance of the Ger
man mission will create vacancy IN
the ambassadorship to Russia which
is held now by him. It is regarded as
ouite likely that he will, in turn, be
succeeded by Hon. Bellamy Storer,
,rosent minister to the court OF Mad
riI Il is ntimated further that the
vacancv in the Spanish mission may
ba aled by the appointment OF Henry
white present secretary of the en-
bassv to Great Britain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-26
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS
Plaintiffs Get Judgment in Suit of
Chairs VS.. Mann=Tankersle>.

The suit of ]. T. Chairs and comp,
any against Mann-Tankersley < Co.
came to a conclusion Thursday after.
noon. The Jury rendered a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff, granting them
Judgment in the sum of s512 so. The
case was ably handled by the attor
neys FOR both sides.
3age erace's instructions to the
jury in the case were very interest
ing. He said in part:
"It is the duty Of yenders Of drugs
and medicines to know and understand
the nature and properties of his drugs
that one may not be sold for another
and a purchaser OF drugs and medi-
cines has a right to rely upon the drug
gist concerning the nature and proper
ties of the drugs and medicines pur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-26
RIATT--GEORGE
WEDDING OCCURRED THURSDAY
EVENING AT $50 O'CLOCK
A Quiet Home Affalr-Rev. Frank
Thompson Pastor of the Christian
Church Officiatec

- Mr.. A NJ. Riatt and Miss Halle
george We're happily married Thurs.
day evening at $50 O'Clock at the
bride home Rev Frank Thompson,
pastor of the Christian church. Off
ciated.
The wedding was quiet affair
only a few friends and relatives being
present. Mr. and Mrs. Riatt are at
home at Ills West Third avenue.
The groom who is the manager of
the local Postal Telegraph office. is a
popular young man in business cir
cles. He is Industrious and attentive
to his business. and has a legion Of
friends here and elsewhere in the
State.
III The bride is an interesting young
slady and is quite popular in all cir
sEclac
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-26
Reported that 1000 Were Killed

Alahabad. India. Sept. 25.-A dis
patch to the Pioneer from Kashgar.
eastern Turkestan. says only a dozen
people We're killed there in the earth
quake but that the disturbances
ern part of the province. the total
number Of people killed being 900.
There were no premonitory signs, says
the dispatch, but a pronounced rise
in temperature followed the principal
shock. The temperature continued
to rise during the subsequent days.
which We're attended by repetition of
slight quakes. The dispatch says
no Europeans lost their lives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-26
TO THE ASYLUM
GOES MARY MITCHELL, A TROU-
BLESOME NEGRESS.
Has Been a Nemesis to Jefferson
County Jail and Poor
House.

Mary Mitchell, a crazy negro wo.
man, who has alternately given the
county Jail and poor house omcials no
end of trouble has at last been given
place in the state insane asylum and
Sheriff Mccoy will accompany her to
that institution Saturday. An inmate
of the asylum from Jefferson county
died recently, thus allowing Jefferson
county room for one more inmate.
The authorities here feel very much
relieved over the opportunity OF furn
ishing her berth at Little Rock. She
has been in Jail and at the poor house
at different times for several months.
She refuses to recognize wearing APP
parel as a necessity or commodity.
and consequently has torn her clothes
to pieces on all occasions, and other
wise made her presence wherever she
was very obnoxious