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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07
CtRLINyILLE, ILL.

Miss Martha Burke ha. returned from q visit
Ms 7 Palmer Matthews entertained the La
dies Tachre club Friday afternoon. 1t was the
last rlcetiu. OF the year.
Mites Cora Eeplinger entertained friends Fri
day evening In honor Of George kisngel OF 81.
sii5s Phoebe Armstrong of Chesterfield is Wis
itiug her aunt. Mrs T. l. Loomis.
''wolds'' Saturday afternoon.
Mrs " e r Anderson IS the cues. Of rela-
tives in Bloomington.
F-ank SCule Of chicago has been the guest Of
Mrs James Fisher Of Springfield has been the
guest OF Mrs Caroline Fisher.
VI. and Mrs J. B. Ssarcy rendered a reception
to the members of the alumni OF the Cariinville
IIizh School Wednesday evening.
Mrs Georgia Greenleat Is visiting in Jersey
Miss Edith McEndree OF Flora. H.. Is the guest
of Miss Loretta Westermeier.
.Tuice and + 3. Vaughn have been visiting in
Ms charles 4 Mcdaniel of Bloomington has
returned home after visit with Mrs. ". p
Ms f H. owen entertained the Young La
dies Foreign Missionary Society OF the 81. e
church Saturday afternoon.
sir. and Ms. Harry Woodmansee OF Peoria ara
Mr. F. = Ceokson has returned from a vi.i.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Lewis. Jr. have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs William Robinson
Mr. ard Mrs. ". A. Hohltt Of jacksonville ara
visiting relatives In the city.
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CARDONDALE, ILL.

Mrs. John Allen is visiting friend, In Cen
Mr. and Mrs. Ed stoker visited St. Louis
friends the past week
Miss Margaret Lansden o, Cairo was the guest
of the Misses Salter-
ents. Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ. Johnson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. n. s. Rogers We're guests OF ex-
sheriff and Mrs. Rogers In Murphysboro Sunday
Dean Scott OF the University Of Illinois Law
school and Mrs. Scott were guests OF Judge and
Mrs. @. 4. EaTker.
The Reverend and Mrs. J. c. Blizzard were
guests % friends in This city Thursday.
Mrs. Jacob Fultz. accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Fannie. ard son. Eugene, of Herrfn, wsre
guests Of Mrs. William Baird and other friends
the PAST week.
Mrs. George Holmes was the guest o. her
father. Doctor George s. Dodd OF Brookpost, the
past week.
Mrs. ]. X. Walter OF Anna wa. the guest Of
Carbondale friends las. week
Mrs. Carl Baker is visiting her mother. Mrs
William Baird
Mrs. Bennett and son departed Monday for an
extended visit at La Grange. KY. with Mrs
Bennett's parents
Mrs. Nichols and daughter o: stonefort visited
relatives IN this city.
Mrs. Erma Roberts OF Mcclure is the guest Of
Professor and Mrs Joel NJ. Bawlhy.
Mrs. Parkwiu has issued Invitations for the
annual reception to the senior class. members
of the faculty and other guests OF the State Uni
versity. which Will he held at the residence Of
President Parkwtn.
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CARROLLToy, ILL.

Miss Iottie Weber of East 81. Louis spent Sun
DAY here with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fldred
Mrs. Frank A. Whlteside and Mrs. George w
Ross entertained their friends With q guessing
party Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Avery OF white Hall spent the
week here with Miss Paula Woo.
Miss Lesah Henshaw Is entertaining Miss
Leila Ba;tersheil of Milton.
Miss MAY Campbell of So. Louis spent the
week here.
Miss Mabel Bruner Of Jacksonville spent Sun
dsy here with Mrs. Enen Linder.
Mrs. c. ]. Willis and Mrs. Louise Wheeler Of
Springfield are visiting friends here.
Keith simpson OF Springfield spent Sunday here
with friends.
Onward Granthouse of ST. Louis spent Monday
here with Kenyon Montgomery.
Miss Edith Hulon Of Kane, spent the past
week here with Miss Leila Wood.
William Mcfarland IS home from Havana TO
spend the summer.
Miss Maria Burruss IS visiting friends in Little
Rock. Ark.
Mrs. James F; Mcclure of carinv,le is visit
ne Mrs ]. A. Carson.
Mrs. J. 3. Hudson OF St I>ous Is visiting
friends here.
The Reverend ]. J. Driscoll. tho new rector OF
St Johns Church. arrived Tuesday.
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CREDIT MEMS UNIQUE BADGE.
Old Coins of America. France and
Spain Displayed.

4 unique badge has been designed for the
National Association Of Credit Men. who
meet in convention in this city on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week The
design IS commemorative of the Louisiana
Purchase and is made OF old ccins OF Amer
lea. France and Spain. the three countries
interested in the Purchase.
Five hundred OF the embiems have been
made. The badge consists Of large cop
Purchase. Suspended from the cent are
two smaller coins one OF France the other
Of Spain. The Spanish coin shows the head
Of Charles ", while the French coin bears
a likeness of Napoleon J.
The three coins are suspended from
purple ribbon and pendant. on which the in
scription. National Association OF Credit
Men, is printed.
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knights and Ladie. of Honor.

The fourteenth biennial session of the Grand
Hall, next tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
promises to be the largest ever held in this
erning subordinate lodge officers will be made.
The Supreme s dodge P psg, Committee e
Ian6e5,O ,: suPss S6,sc, PT03Ss'oE ofkaIa
Tene Ss George Byrd and
ical Examiner L. B, Withheld will be in at
Wednesday evening large class Initiation
will be held. at which every lodge In the city
mon monies vii be followed ' BY an e;etainme ea
Lead Belt Loass the , latest lest acguisition to the
Tuesday S evening The charter list is lengthy
TIE ceremonies were condueted by Grand Pro-
J Kennedy. The. election OF offcers resulted as
follows: Past protector. Ezra Francis. Jr. pro-
linapeial secretary, crales Ward: Treasurer. j.
rssehiative to the Grand Ledge session e''sa 'e
81; AIMS Lodge received visit from the
the members Of Anchor and Golden crown lodges
A large delegation from Triumphant Lodge was
two applications for Relief Fund mem5ership
were seGsyed Spesehe4 were made 6y Grand
ur t sarah REeep RAJ and other Grand Officers
THURSDAY evening Arransements were made to
take part in the class initiation and further the
June 10.
Protection Lalge had large attendance a, its
tiated two candidates. received ore applfcation
and decided TO give eucAre at Fraternal BUILD
- sylvan Lyodse,s members are showing ACTIVITY;
largely attended and all Initiation. OF csndi-
dates were deferred until the class Initiation.
xers sabmits making t total a 81 ,Rensy ean-
didates to receive the degree.
last last Friday evening TIVE aPDlieatiens sCy relief
sion.
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TEAM OWNERS CONVENTION.
All Large Cities to Be Represented
Here To Morrow.

At the annual session Of the National
Team owners Association that VIII convene
at the L-indell Hotel tomorrow. there will
be Representatives from all the large cities
of the East and West.
The convention will be in session for three
days. Several papers Will be read relating
to matters of Importance TO the teamin8
business.
On Wednesday evening the annual BAN
quet will be held and on Wednesday after
noon the delegates will be the guests of the
Terminal Association.
Since the last meeting OF the association
the team owners OF all the large Eastern
cities have organized and the methods Of
these local organiza tons will be thoroughly
discussed and explained
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The Press Association Will meet .; Harmony
Council on Saturday. June 70 at Easton and
Grand avenues. Election OF Gftce.s will take
place
Harmony Council meets every Saturday at
Grand and Easton avenues. Visitors Will find
welcome.
Security Council celebsated its fifth anniversary
Monday. Many compliments made on her
notably President Smith OF Harmony President
Malone o: Pride OF the West. Deputy National
prrG!!sEt Bi!ey and Past President Srlider OF
Capital No l. Songs and dancing concluded the
entertainment. Two transfers and one appea-
ton We're received. An open meeting win be
Anchor Council meets the second and fourth,
Tuesdays at Garfield Hall, Thirteenth and
Wright streets.
Anchor Home Council continues to enjoy the
ident Jones. Meetings fret and third Wednes-
days at Thirteenth and Wright streets
Pride Of the West Council holds meetings every
"Wednesday az kcksrs Hall. Newstead avenue
and North Market street
Mckinley Countil meets first and third Tues
avenue.
Protection Council meets every Friday at
Broadway and Clinton street.
Park Avenue Council meets first and third
Wednesdays at Cas- and Jefferson avenues
Wisdom Council meets first and third FRIDAYS
al Twentieth and Bisseil streets.
White Lose Council meets at No. 500 South
Michigan avenue on first and third tuesdays OF
each month.
Garfield Council has completed arrangements
for its third annual picnic and hayrfds. Nor
mandy Grove has been selected and August 9
is the date. The Advancement Committee is now
preparing the programme. For the morning
there Will be baseball game and for the even
tests. WITH enough dancing to last until mid
night. Fireworks will close the festival
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07
ReIIerIIIe Xe,x. Notes.

The Stove NOunteTs and Range WORKERS
Union, Ne: !. gave dance last night at HUNS
Hall.
Anna GaffEew OF East ST. Louis was declared
insane in the County Court yesterday by a nedi-
cal commission composed OF Doctors Refs and
Wagelin.
Louis, IS the guest OF Mss Hazel Merker Of West
Main greet.
III.
Alexander Thomas sent TO the Work
house for nfrecn Gays on charge Of vagrancy-
H.
Mrs Sarah Schneider has fled a suit for d.
vorce from Benjamin schneider on the grcundo
OF cruelty.
Miss Della oualls Of East st. Louis b vlasp
Ing friends
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Rising Sun Lo1se's members working earn
estly and quietly with a DISCRIMINATION 10 cap
the last meeting nine applications for RELIEF
fund membership Were submitted. making a total
initiation.
Philippine Lodge received one application at
ance above the average. and special corn
mittee o. three was appointed % take charge Of
int ihi, i2dsas candidates at the Grand Lodge class
Ada Lodge added two members so its roll AMI
received two applications for relief fund mem
bership At a meeting held last "wednesday.
esgmSs al odEs Initiated two candta,es at it,
following Officers Protector. Jacob Boss. vice
aasssa ss:esrs
koenel treasurer. Martin Loeffel; chaplain Mary
Pts; rentinei, Ma-sarsth Boss ArranEem tents
were perfected for the summer outing to be given
Clover Leaf Lodge held a. good meeting last
Thursday evening. -Four applications were sub
didates were obligated by Protector William A.
Brown.
vi Le,sng Lo5ss Esssrsa two agpiicq3isnzv to5
day evening. Noritz Lsicstweiss was selected To
eos ffs Ee d Ct the w6
and an interesting meeting was held last Wednes
Ing william Mohr William Minier. Anton kntz
and Henry Nieholia was appointed.
last Tuesday, evening. at which two applications
were received and one candidate was obligated.
I'd BY Iyfa D. e Ball. Kate EekSsrd Bssse /.
smith. Louis He'll and Henry Scheen-
Mckinley Lodge will hold It's meeting next
Tuesday evening al which number OF appiica-
tons for relief fund membership will be submit
Fannie Guon. Kate Hartman and John u Nc
Call.
A new lodge is being organized at Elvlns. Mo-.
by D. L. Rivers. and will be Instituted Saturday
evening. June IA. Other lodges are in course OF
organization at Leeper. Poplar Bluff. GEeenville
and Ironton Mo.
Magnolia Lodge held a session last Wednesday
evening. Four applications for relef-fund mem
bership were received and referred 10 The Propa-
them present at the class initiation next Weines-
day evening.
Chouteau Lodge will hold short session next
Tuesday evening and prepare all pending candi-
dates Tbo have been approved by the supreme
medical examiner for taking the degree at
Concordia Club Hall neNt "Wednesday evening
Suburban Lodge met last Thursday evening
The attendance unusually large. One candi-
date was obligated and speeches on the good
Sarah Gall and May Yahany
ed. An engraved emblem OF the order was pre-
sented to Chief Protector George E. Cobb.
number Of applications for membership were
read by Secretary Michael Forrest.
Hunbolits Lodges members are taking an
active part in the contest for the merit banner.
At the last meeting which was largely attend
ed. Grand Vice Protector Johanna Feldmann
submitted five applications for Telef-fund MEM
bershp. Speeches on the good OF the order were
PorI nler and Emma Heofe.
ST. Louis Lodge VIII have several candidates
at the class Initiation. Protector 4. V. knight
will have charge OF the delegation.
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Clan Campbell will meet next THURSDAY even
ing at its hall. corner Grand and Easton ave
nues. Three candidates Will be initiated. and at
the close OF the meeting smoker viii be had
The members OF Clan Douglas have been In
vited and will attend in a body. A good time
is promised all who attend. and Old No l.
is expected to sustain its reputation OF being
liberal host.
ioiat meeting OF the General Amusement
Committee was held last Tuesday evening at the
hall OF Clan Douglas for the purpose OF re-
ceiving reports from subcommittee IN charge
of the annual picnic, which as in former years.
will be held July 4. and this year at Ra-
mona Park. The programme OF athletics VIII be
given under the auspices and rules OF the A A
U. A varied programme is now being arranged.
and the prizes which have been secured and
which will be awarded to the successful con-
testants. will guarantee some lively competition
for the different events Good music has been
secured for the occasion and display Of fire.
works in the evening has also been contracted
for
A regular meeting Of Clan Douglas held
Grand and Easton avenues. with Chief Charles
Stewart presiding and Secretary George \.
Bruce at his desk. Treasurer Alexander TAFT was
kept busy attending the financial wants OF
the members present. A large delegation OF Clan
Campbell hand and with its own mem
bers present made the attendance far above tho
average one candidate was initiated into the
mysteries OF the order. and added TO the roll.
Piper Gum. leading the march with the bag
pipes An invitation received from Clan
Campbell and accepted TO attend their next
regular meeting Tuesday evening. June Q.
and assist in the initiation OF candidates.
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The contest between the two teams at Pacific
Lodge came close their last convention,
but 1t was not decided which OF the teams was
successful In the bringing in OF applications
-Four Neophites were introduced and the rank Of
Page conferred in the new aupiiied form OF this
lodge. and four more editions laid upon the
desk Of the keeper OF records and seal This as
the sending Of five representatives from
this lodge to the Grand Lodge in October next
Damon Lodge at its last convention conferred
the rank OF Page on three candidates with ste-e-
opt.ccn views. On June 10 the rank Of Esquire
Wiz be conferred.
Robert e. Cowan Lodge. No. H. met Monday
night. Three applicants were initiated into the
rank Of Page. On next Monday the lodge viii
confer the rank Of Esquire.
Chevalier Lodge. No. 70. conferred the rank OF
PAGE on two candidates at convention held
Wednesday evening. The Committee on Bylaws
Pythagsfas Lodge. No 81. initiated seven ap-
pHcants in the rank of Page at last session in
presence OF a good attendance. Rank OF Esquire
will be conferred en- nine Pages at the next con-
yention.
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CHILD FELL THREE STORIES.
Mary Repetto May Die From Her
Injuries.

Mary Repetto. living with her parents at
No. SIS Morgan street. while playing on
the rear porch of the third floor, yesterday
afternoon, fell TO the pavement, twenty.
eight feet below. landing on her head. She
is Z years old.
The child was picked up by her mother
and taken to the Office of Doctor Herman
at So Morgan street. who stated that she
could hardly recover. She is suffering from
conclusion of the brain.
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Attempts. Suicide d. a Crowd.

John Bell. who has no permanent homs.
was prevented from taking his life In
crowd on Washington avenue near Seventh
street at o'clock last night by Patrolman
King. a phial Of carbolic acid was knocked
from his hand By the policeman.
Bell was removed to the City Dispensary,
and after an examination byDoctor Ernst
was locked up at the Four Courts charged
with drunkenness.
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Negro Arrested After Chase.

Edward Pope. a negro. was captured In
front of No. 1929 Market street last night
by Patrick o'Neil and Detective Thomas
Mcneil, after chase, and Is charged with
snatching s35 from Patrick O'Neil as the
latter was coming out of Union Station. The
money was not found the prisoners per-
son. O'Neil. who Is stopping at the Hotel
Comfort declares he VIII apply for war
rant against him Monday
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Legion Of Honor.

Lafayette Council held It's regular meeting last
Monday evening. Three candidates were elected
TO membership and two applications flied Tho
committee appointed To arrange for the mid
summer festival reported progress.
The meeting OF Excelsior Council last Tuesday
evening was inspiring and leaves bright page
upon Its records Fourteen candidates were IN
itiated and five applications fled After
the limitations the chancellor closed the meeting
and all adjourned TO the banquet hail. where
some fifty invited guests were already In walt
ing. After refreshments. cigars we're passed
around Supreme Chancellor Hammer elaborated
upon the work of the legion thus far ard paid
a special compliment TO the members OF Ex-
celsior Council
Past Supreme Chancellor Frank Gaiennie gave
n brief history Of the legion for the last twenty
four year,. Remarks were also made BY the fol-
lowing chancellors: Cosgroye of Excelsior
sshaab Of Lafaystte isaae,; Compton Hill: Shat
Of Empire. Ease Of Unity Beal OF Stella and
Doctor Raw apd Toastmaster Harrington Of Ex-
celsior Council.
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Terminal Camp. w. Of w.

re- Hinal Camp held a session last Wednesday
night with a VERY. large attendance of members
and all officers Of the camp their stations
TWO new members Initiated into the
mysteries Of WoOdcraft. and several applications
Tor membership were passed Terminal Camp
have recently organized a uniform drill team
who Will make their first public appearance at
the annual parade OF Magnolia Camp to be held
on sunday, June Il. Sovereign Brown was elect
ed captain. and Sovereign johnson first lieu
Terminal Camp will hold their annual outing
and picnic on Sunday. June IA. al Normandy
Grove, which can be reached By all Suburban
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Tribe of Bcn.Hur.

Century Court held the banner meeting Of the
year Tuesday night sixty-four members attend
Ing and eIghty-seven visitors being present: After
hot but friendly contest the following
officers were elected for the term starting July ::
Chief Charles Colgrsve: Judge. Brother Rong-;
past chief. Annie 3 AcCarty: teacher Katie
Lotus: scribe, Mary Mcnamara: X. OF T. Lizzie
Miller: captain John Kraemer; guide. Nelli.
G.. Bridget Hickey. Seven candidates were IN
itiated and eight applications for membership
were received and acted on
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woedmen Of the World.

Elk Camp. at their last meeting. received i've
applications for membership -Four candidates
were introduced. Al o'clock to-day the monu-
ment Sovereign Frank Brethoii will be
yelled at st. Marcus Cemetery. Head Consul
VIM. II. Hughes will deliver the Grafton.
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knights of Honor.

Centennial Lodge held an interesting meeting
81. II. Finegan. dictator OF the lodge was re-
sickness. W. L, ReEh was elected chaplain for
the term. Business of vital Importance will come
Up at next meeting. June Il.
Mount Olive Lodge had large attendance at
the last meeting. Four candidates were Initiated
two applications were received and the death of
Nj Patterson was reported. The boat excur-
Schiller Lodge had a fair attendance at the
last meeting. Official notice received by
pllrpos. Of changing same to gymnasium. A.
Warncke was reported sick H Eisrnan A
ierdel and William Becht made brief remarks
the last, meeting The repors Of the Death Of
". Vondermeerten was read MsssTs. Nederhof
Ever. Fortman. Bode and Won Doern made
Missouri Lodge transacted routine business
with fair attendance u. Kelley Case Schoen
and Howard made speeches.
OAK Lodge initiated one candidate at the last
meeting good attendance being present lir.
Mackay. Bolton. Craft. Murphy and Special Dep
uty AmeTda made brief remarks. The ball teams
OF Oak and Mount Olive lodges will cross bats
at Forest Park this morning William Mckay
HiN attend the supreme lodge session at Rich
m0ni. Va. this coming week.
last meeting with three applications pending.
The lodge IS proud OF being the only one in the
city to secure the premium offered by the Su
Bremen Lodge initiated two candidates for
Mount Olive Lodge at the last meeting. the Of
b" the dictator of Columbia Lodge. The lodge
has two candidates pending for initiation the
next meeting.
Chevaiier Lodge had a good attendance at the
last meeting Report of the death OF Mr. Collins
read. Clayton p. Schumacher. Stevens Nu-
close OF the meeting refreshments were served.
ST. Louis Lodge received delegation NJ mem
bers from St Charles. No. at the last meet
ing. c.. L: Hall is representative to the Su
preme Lodge session.
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ROYAL League,

Meetings this week; Monday; South side:
"Wednesday Greeley; Friday, Eureka.
The public euchre and hop given by the com
bined local councils at West End Hall a
very successful affair In every way thoroughly
enjoyed by all present and reflects credit upon
those having the arrangements in charge. SUI
pTeme Scribe Piper was down from Chicago for
the occasion and came within several games OF
winning prize.
supreme Sentry W.; Wells. State Senator
from Indiana and Worlds Fair Commissioner
from that State, spent Sunday in this city the
guest Of his colleague. Supreme Warder Joseph
Abrams.
Hamilton had another lively meeting with
good attendance. The regular series euchre en-
gagged the boys after the meeting until late
hour.
St Louis had well-attended meeting Routine
business transacted, after which the brothers
engaged in a .'bluffng" contest.
West End met for the first time In their new
hall in the Louisiana building. No. oil Vaadt-
venteT avenue. adjoining the West End Hotel.
Several old-timers were present and well
pleased with the change that they promised TO
come regularly in the future Scribe Harris pre-
scented an application and one candidate was in
itiated.
house warming vii! be the feature of the
next meeting. preparations for which are al
ready under way.