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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-11

STILL LOOKING FOR HIM.
Alleged Upton kidnapper Took Ad
VANTAGE of JaiIer's Kindness.

V0f'eu9S VI oe''s' s<V''s'sSSSs
Triton. Dec. 11.-August Lueth, the
alleged kidnapper who escaped from
the county Jail here, while awaiting a
second trial. is still at large and the
inquiries of the sheriff have not yet To-
Gated him.
Lueth, 1t will be remembered, WAS
accused of kidnapping Mrs. John Tere-
low and holding her for ransom of
s50.0Do. The first trial ended in dis
agreement and he was in Jail waiting
for - second hearing. The jailer had
confidence in the young man and gave
him the liberties OF trusty, but last
Saturday afternoon he took adyanta &c
of his partial freedom to make it COM
plete He disappeared from the jail
yard and has not been seen since.
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SCOTS EMULSION

SCOTS EMULSION
is for babies and children
who are thin and pale when
they ought to be fat and
ruddy; for men and women
who are weak and delicate
when they ought to be strong
and hearty--for all who are
not getting proper nourish-
ment from their food.
Poor blood, thin body, open
the door for disease. SCOTS
Emulsion bars the way.
Makes the blood richer, pro-
duces healthy flesh and above
all provides nourishment.
Wen send you sample free upon request.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. -, Pearl Street. New Yea
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Coughs, Cold, and constip alton.

Few people realize when taking
cough medicines other than Foley's
Honey and Tar that they contain OPT
ates which are constlpating, besides
being unsafe particularly for children.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, is safe and sure and will not
constipate. For sale by B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-11

For sick headache try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets; they will
ward of the attack IL taken in time.
For sale by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-11

Blaze at Dubuque.
Dubuque. Dec. l1.-Fire last nigh,
totally destroyed the local plant of the
National Biscuit Company. The fire Is
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Mrs. r. w. De Frees is visiting relatives
in West Middleton.
Mrs. Emma r. Gauld has returned from
visit to Mrs E. F. Miller, near Brooklyn
Heights. -
Miss Linnie Burk of Franklin. who was
the guest of Mrs. George d. Gather. has re-
turned home.
The members of the Social Dozen Cluh
were entertained Tuesday afternoon bv
Mrs. r. ID. Udell.
Miss Lucille Harvey, of Mooresville. who
was the guest of Miss Bernice De Frees
has returned home.
The members of the Minerva Club were
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs A
Z. flick at her home on Congress avenue.
DR.. c. 1. Fletcher gave an illustrated leo
lure wednesday night at the Home Pres
Unique
A surprise party in honor of Miss Ella
Douthill was given at her home Wednesday
evening. Those present were: Misses Ethel
Bourke, Nina Clark, Fanny Wallace Anna
Hamilton, Mae Murray, Gertrude Hilton
Bertha Hilton, Nioka Conrad, Jean Con,
acher Margaret Conacher Laura Resener
VERNE Resener Ruby Phares. Flora Ami.
bal, Bertha Gibson and Messrs lanes
Stevenson, Lee CARRIER, Ben Scribner
Frank Scribner. John Brokenshire. John
Hutchins, Lee Douthill, Earl Sprague Gro
yer Payne, Edgar Sucker, Alger DOdd
Bert Haines and Ernest Bourke. Flash,
light pictures were taken of the guests and
the souvenirs were roses.
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Mrs. NichoIls.s "Day mt Home

I'VE are working day and night TO get
ready for Wednesday afternoon said Mrs.
l.. Il. Nichols as she surveyed a row of
fetching bonnets and the litter of her work
shop at "A North Illinois street last night.
Its unfortunate" she continued. with a
tired little sigh. that / have arranged my
millinery opening for the same day the cor
nerstone of the new federal building is to be
put in place, for L understand some of
the stores will close. / should like TO, but
it's too late TO talk of il now"
Mrs. Nichols will introduce innova-
ton Wednesday afternoon. In addition
to the display of pretty hats. made more
attractive by a handsome interior lately
remodeled, she has arranged with Mr.. Har-
ry Mercer, the vocalist, who will sing For
gotten"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Scion s. Goode have gone
TO Kansas City.
Mr.. Edward Dark has gone to Decatur for
permanent residence.
Miss Charlotte Hoffman, of Lafavette is
visiting Miss Grace Reible.
Miss Agnes De Way will return in a few
days from a trip to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Griffith entertained a
few friends at dinner last night.
The Corona Club will dance next Friday
evening at the Brenneke Academy.
Miss Louise Irwin, of Cincinnati Is tba
guest OF Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott
Mrs. Charles Everts, of the Victoria has
gone TO Cincinnati for a weeks visit.
Miss Maude Rawlings, of Anderson. is
spending Sunday with Miss Mary Kurt
Mrs. H. o. Winter will entertain the
Hoyle Euchre Club next Friday afternoon
Mrs. George Philip Meier will return to-
day from three weeks trip to New York
Mrs. Emil Keller, of Logansport. has ar
rived to visit her sister, Mrs. Herbert Had
ley.
Mr.. William Daynes. of London. England
is the guest of Clarence w. Stronge at the
Victoria.
Miss Rosalie Sheriff., of North Alabama
street, has gone to Richmond, KY, TO visit
relatives.
Charles Ely, of Brooklyn, left for home
last night after visit with his sister. Miss
Nina Ely.
Mrs j. Edgar Neh, of South Bend is
spending a few days with Mrs. Henry n
Hornb-ook.
Mr.. Norman S. Braden, of Cleveland q
Is spending Sunday with his parents at the
Lexington.
Mrs. Ada Carey will be home tomorrow
from an extended trip to New Orleans and
the South.
Mrs. James X. Gore, who has been visit
ing in l.aporte since January, will return
this week.
Mrs. Francis T. Roots, who visited Mrs.
Herman Munk, has returned TO her home in
Connersville.
Mrs. Robert Drake. of Newark. N. 7 has
arrived TO visit Mrs. Henry Stevenson in
Morton Place.
Mrs. Eb Henderson, of Martinsville viii
arrive the middle of the week to Visit Mrs
Laurissa White.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin. of Africa
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A n
Gardner this week.
The Rev. j. Cumming Smith returned TO
the city yesterday after an absence Of Sav
eraI weeks in the South.
Mrs. David A. Self. OF Washington. ID
C., Is IN the city visiting relatives and
friends for a few weeks
Col Webb C.. Hayes. OF Spiegel Grove n
is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs
Charles Richard Williams.
Mr.. Charles Louis Schmidt. IT.. and Miss
Elizabeth Schmidt left yesterday for an
extended visit In Mahomet, ILL.,
Mrs. Ada c. Thomas. OF Martinsville. win
arrive tomorrow 70 be the guest OF Mrs
Lewis s. Iliff at the Blacherne for a fort
night Mrs. Iliff will give tea and a din
ner for her guest.
Announcement is made of the marriage NJ
Miss Celine II. Henry and Mr.. Mark Row
Gray. OF this city. at st. Joseph. Mich,
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Catherine Merrill Club-March IS, guest
day.
Matinee Musicale-March Is, students re-
cital.
Indianapolis Woman's Club-March q.
Election of officers.
Sorosis Club-March a. with Mrs T. A.
Miller, SO7 East St Clair street.
Progress Club of Tuxedo-March o. With
Mrs. Edward Hatfield. Social evening.
Clio Club-March q. Fifty Years Ago"
by Mrs Mcdowell; conversation by Mrs.
Hadley.
published chapter on ante-bellum history,
by William A. Bell.
Monday Afternoon Club-March o. Host
ess, Mrs Mallory, 917 North Illinois street.
Election of officers.
Research Club-March 2e. With Mrs. J..
Weinland. "Hoggoi," Mrs. Neiman;" Sid
ney Carton" Mrs. Cook
Friday Afternoon Reading Club-March
q. With Mrs. Armstrong. Lyman Alb
bott, by Mrs. Masters.
Inter Nos Club-March 25 Guest day.
Musicale in charge of Mrs. Rumpler; short
story, Mrs. Barrett. Hostess, Mrs. Rum
pier.
Hoosier Magazine Club-March %. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hunter, 1907 Ashland
avenue; "Bjornson," by Mrs. Morton Rea-
gan.
Chapel Club-March %, lecture by the
Rev. Joseph Chartrand; subject, THE
Papacy, Past and Present" benefit of the
club.
2l25 Central avenue. Fifty Years Ago"
by Mrs. ]. @. Mcdowell; conversation led
by Mrs. Hadley.
Century Club-March "a, Social Issues in
the Industrial Evolution of the Nineteenth
Century" by Prof. John Cummings, of the
Chicago University.
Rosemary Club-March g. With Miss
Harriet Tutewiler. 1404 College avenue
Election OF officers; papers by the Misses
Bond and McMaster.
German Literary Club-March "a. "The
Bath of the Past and the Present." Miss
Fletcher; conversation, Mrs. b. Vonnegut
and Miss Augusta SEVERN.
Irvington Woman's Club-March %. Host
Hubbard Thompson; readings, Juliet Brown
Coleman, Harriet Iden kautz.
Conversation Club-March q. With Mrs
John w. Jones, 314 East st. Clair street
proverbs of Various Nations" leaders
Miss Uphold. Mrs. Foltz, Mrs. Folsom
Mrs. Price.
Proctor Reading Circle-March a. Early
Indian Missions" Mrs. NJ. w. Carr; Mar
quette," Mrs. j. j. Price; Acadia" Mrs
I. D. Arnold; quotations from aubrey
De Vere;" hostess. Mrs. E. w. Fenger.
Thursday Afternoon Club-March 26.
With Mrs. w. H. Wheeler. Responses
Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Life of Mrs.
browning. Mrs. ID. Robertson discussion
OF current events. leader, Mrs. w. p. Spray.
Irvington Tuesday Club-March "a Mrs.
Cravens, hostess. THE Man Shakespeare.
Mrs. Moffett; "Shakspeare's Women"
speare. by Ben Jonson," Mrs. johnson: QUO
tations from his plays, club members.
Ladies' Literary Union-March Is. Host
ess, Mrs. Emma Deitch. Responses
Thackeray; women as Wage Farmers
Mrs. Hulda Stout; (which Appeals Most to
the Heart of Man, Music, Poetry or Art?'
Mrs. Anna Mess, Mrs. Carrie Bradford
MIS- Jennie Clapp; conversation; music.
lrvington Fortnightly Club-March q.
With Mrs. Samuel McGaughev ..Eastsr
Customs, by Mrs. Martha Roberts Jutt:
How Early Does the Moral Sense Exist
In Children-How Train It?'' by Mrs Mary
Green Tharp; discussion: Resolved. that
education has a greater influence than
wealth; affirmative by Mrs. Mary Standish
Burnet negative by Mrs. Alice Freckelton
Van Houton.
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Mr.. John Carr visited Mr.. Edgar For
sythe few days last week.
Miss Edith Longiey. of Noblesville. is the
guest of Miss Essie Hunter.
The Shakespeare Coterie met Friday after
noon with Mrs. w. S. Mcffett.
Mr.. Robert Browning and daughter Mar
garet are visiting friends in Chicago
Mr.. Shirley Walton, of Atlanta, visited
Irvington friends few days last week
Mr.. Elisha Carr returned Thursday from
three weeks stay in Charleston, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Butler left Tues
day for two weeks visit in Mobile, Ala
The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club met yes
terday afternoon with Miss Ethel Curryer
Misses Lola and Helen Carver will leave
this week for short trip to Washington,
ID. c.
Miss Iva Blair. of Plainfield, visited her
brother, Mr.. j. V. Blair, a few days last
week.
Mr.. p. NJ. Allen. of Cincinnati, visited his
sister, Mrs. II. c. Sinclaire, a few days
last week.
The Euchre Club will meet next Saturday
evening with Mrs. August Jutt on Wash
ington street
Mr.. and Mrs j. N Moore, of Clarks-
burg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Moore
on Audubon road.
Mrs. l.. ]. Wood. of Painsville O., after
short visit with DR.. and Mrs Jabez Hall,
returned home Monday.
MISS LOra Campbell, after several days
visit with friends at the college residence.
returned to her home in Anderson yes
terday.
Mrs. H. c. Bailey of Edinburg, is spend
ing Sunday with her daughters. Misses
Lillian and Mary Bailey. at the college res
idence
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cummings, Of Chi
cago, are visiting Mrs. Cummings mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, on Audubon road.
Mrs, Charles Cage. of shelbyville. and
the guests of Mrs. Carl Loop few days
last week.
The Tuesday Club will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs Junius Cravens. Mrs.
he Man @ read TITLED
son will read ITO the Memory of Shak-
speare," by Ben Johnson
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Patterson and Mr..
Charles Dobyns, of Philadelphia. Pa, ar
rived yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs Will
Dobyns on Ritter avenue.
The Fortnightly Club will meet Friday
AFTERNOON with Mrs. Samuel McGaughey
Inc programme for the afternoon will be
as follows: Easter Customs" Mrs. Au-
gust Jutt: How Early Does the Moral
Sense Exist in Children" Mrs Wallace
Ihorp; discussion, Resolved, That educa-
u0n has greater influence than wealth"
afhrmative, Mrs. Percy Burnett negative
Mrs. F. d. Van Houten
The Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity
gave delightful company Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Howe.
The house was prettly decorated i'm spring
flowers. A fortune teller and a sleight-of.
hand performer furnished the amusement
or the evening. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs
Howe in receiving were Miss Minnie Wink.
Miss Ruth Allerdice, Miss Trina Brayton.
MISS Helen Downing, Miss Pearl Forsythe'
Miss Essie Hunter and Miss Anne Heaton.
Among the out-of-town guests who were
present were Miss Edith Longley of Mobiles
VILE Miss Lora Campbell of Anderson Mr.
Irwin of Columbus
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returned home.
Miss Janette Meyers visited Miss Nellie
Miller, OF indianapolis Friday.
Miss Annabelle Taylor. of Springfield, Is
the guest of Miss Clara Smith.
Mrs. Nannette Holiday Is the guest OF
Miss Emma Meyers in New Augusta.
Mr.. Charles Underwood went to Carriers
burg Springs for few days Tuesday.
John Lays, OF Greencastle. will visit his
sister, Mrs. Anna Haag, for a few weeks.
Mrs. NJ. vinta Meyer visited her cousin.
Miss Mabel Meyers, in Alliance last week.
Albert Holiday will leave soon for Penn
sylvania, where he will remain indefinitely.
Miss nellie Dickerson, of Bethel, is the
guest of Misses Eva Nelson and Sallie
Highshue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Todd went to RUSH
CONTINUED ON PAGE 10. PART %
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BrfghtwOOd.

Mrs, Edwin Shoobridge is visiting rela-
tives in Redkey.
:, Miss Julia Clifford, Of Bellefontaine, O., Is
the guest of Mrs. James Smith
Mr.. James Foley has returned to his
nome In Dayton, o., after visiting relatives
and friends here.
Miss Jessie Fox, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
who was the guest of Mrs. E. B. Fox has
returned to her home.
Miss Elizabeth Fulenwider entertained
the members of the Lobraico Club at her
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Smith and Mrs Charles Mans
Held have returned from a visit to friends
and relatives in Gallon, o.
DIR. and Mrs. B. A. Brown have returned
from visit to Mrs Browns aunt, Mrs.
Belle HUFFMAN, in st. Louis
The members of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Congregational Church met last
thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lynn Bran
ham.
Miss Grace Trotter and Miss Ella Ais
baugh, who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Wells Essex. have returned to their homes
In Hope, Ind.
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HaughvflIe.

Mrs. Unity Fowler. of Brownsburg. is the
guest of Mrs. Ina Richmond.
Mrs. Amanda Stout has returned from a
visit TO relatives In Martinsville.
Miss Anna Schap has returned from sew
eral months visit to relatives In Durand,
Mich.
Miss Hazel Orme. of Southport, who was
the guest OF Mrs. Shirley. has returned
home.
Miss May Wamsley. of Charleston. Ill.
who was the guest of Mrs. Florence Tibbe.
has returned home.
Forty hours devotion will begin this
morning at 10 o'clock in St Anthonv's
Catholic Church. 1t will be conducted by
several priests from Louisville, KY.
Monitor Temple. No. 244. Ratl,bone Sis
tiers, gave reception Thursday evening at
Library Hall. They entertained the menu
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ClermOnt.

Edith Moore was the guest Of Anna Jones
Sunday
Wallace Gerth. of Avon, visited Carl Mil
Ter last week.
Miss Janette Miller visited Miss Nina Nc
Clelland Wednesday.
Mr.. John McClelland, IT,. entertained q
few friends Thursday.
John Lewr, of Spencer, is visiting his
brother, Marion Lewr.
Grant Long visited Herbert Humes In
Brownsburg last week.
Mrs. Clara Moore visited Mrs. Moore i'm
Traders Point Thursday.
Mrs. John McClelland spent last week
with Mrs. Craig, of Olinville.
Oscar Rank. of Olinville, was the guest
or Miss Eva Nelson last week.
Mrs: Flora Jones visited her mother, Mrs.
Teek Eek, in Haughville Friday
Miss Purcell will leave in a few weeks
for Terre Haute to visit relatives.
Mrs. Henry Shaw, of Cumberland Is the
guest of Mrs. Mary White for a fortnight.
Mrs. Mildred Harding, of Haughville. was
the guest of Mrs Jacob Meyer last week.
Clarence Fellenzer, of Indianapolis. Wis
lted his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fellenzer.
Sunday.
Miss Lulu Johnson, who has been the
guest Oh Mrs. Dan RASMUSSEN, has returned
to her home in Indianapolis
Miss Katherine Todd will entertain a
Few indianapolis friends Thursday after
noon for Miss Mayme Hinshaw, of Ander-
son, VINO is the guest of Mrs. Georgia Todd.
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FlackvilIe.

Miss Katherine Todd will entertain a few
friends next week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Todd are visiting
friends in Rushville.
Mrs. Ed T. Helper was the guest of Mrs.
Furman Arnold Monday
Mrs. Nancy Holiday visited friends in
New Augusta last week
Mrs. Cash Glidewell will visit friends IN
Indianapolis this week
Mrs. H W. Miller was the guest of Mrs
Maggie Harding Tuesday.
MISS Ira harrington was the guest of Mrs.
Harriet McKeehan Sunday
Mr. Sam Kelly, of Anderson, is the guest
OF his son, MIR. Frank Kelly.
Mrs: Della Hickman visited her sister.
Mrs. Maggie Johnson, Friday
Miss Mamie Noting will be the guest of
indianapolis friends this week.
Mrs. Addie Brown visited her mother
Mrs. Joe Fellenzer, last week.
Mr.. M. Louis Todd and wife visited their
daughter In Marion Park Tuesday
Mr.. Harry Smith, of Cincinnati. is the
guest of his brother. Mr.. William Smith.
Mr.. Henry Harding. of Indianapolis is
the guest OF his father, Mr.. Laben Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Simons, of Bridgeport.
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith
last week.
Miss Katherine Kessler and Miss Mamie
Burke were guests of friends In Marion Park
"Wednesday.
Mr.. George Todd and Sam j. Miller were
entertained by friends in Indianapolis
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Miss Clarence and Nellie Dicker-
son, OF Clermont, visited friends here Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Burras Helper, of Indianapolis. is the
guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs E. t.
Helper, to-day.
Mrs. Maggie Mckee entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kelly, of Alliance, and Mrs.
William Dean, of Indianapolis
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John Candee Dean, Mrs. Henry Jameson,
Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mrs. Albert Lieber,
Mrs Thomas Reid Kackley, Mrs. Claude
Gr1Hrth, Mrs. Eddy Morris Campbell, Mrs.
Hugh X. Richards, Mrs. John L. Ketcham,
Mrs. John s. Harrington, Mrs. Henry d.
Pierce, Mrs. Hugo o. Panther Mrs. Louis
Burckhardt, Mrs. Lucius Il. Swift, Miss
Agnes Duncan, Miss Elizabeth Ketcham,
Miss Josephine Robinson Miss Claire Sho-
yer, Miss Eunice Jameson, Miss Augusta
Jameson and Miss Atkins
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Olinville.

Samuel j. Miller was the guest of friends
in Cumberland Sunday.
Miss Katherine Todd spent few DAYS
In indianapolis last week with Mrs. Mary
Brown.
Miss Mary E. Woods. of West Newton.
who has been the guest of Misses Grace
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beds of Arion Lodge, K. of p, No. 254, and
their wives, and the Rathbones and their
husbands. The committee on arrangements
included Mrs. Anna Cook, Mrs. Hattie
Jones and Mrs. Nora Cook.
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A pretty luncheon was given Thursday by
Miss Wilma Waldorf in honor of her visit
or. Miss Elizabeth Greene, of South Bend.
The table was daintily laid. the color tone
OF yellow prevailing in the flowers and used
in its adornment A French basket filled
with danodils and yellow tulips graced the
center OF the table and at the guests places
were miniature French baskets tied with
ribbons and holding bonbons. The name
cards bore the gold monogram of the host
ess. Miss Waldorf entertained Miss Eva
lena Pierce, Miss Mabel Douglas Reid, Miss
Bertie Dildine, Miss Helen Werbe, Miss
Florence Dunning, Miss Sue Smith, Miss
Bess McCrea, Miss Frances Adams, Miss
nellie Wiley and Miss Esther Cole. The
same evening Miss Waldorf entertained in
formally number of the young women
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and appointments OF the afternoon were all
in green, symbolic OF st. Patrick's day.
The table was laid with dainty center
piece or maidenhair ferns and candles with
harmonizing shades. Favors of shamrocks
were given the guests and the ices were in
similar form. Miss Voss entertained Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence, Mrs.
Charles E. Kregelo, Mrs. Theodore Davis,
Mrs Eddy Morris Campbell. Mrs. John Os-
car Henderson, Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs.
John M. Shaw, Miss Speers of Belfast, Ire
land, Mrs. Theresa V. Smith and Mrs.
Corina Randolph of Noblesville.
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Miss Tarquinia l. Voss was the hostess
for the first Of series of small companies
Tuesday afternoon. entertaining a number
OF friends with high tea. The decorations
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-13
GOLD AND SILVER IN LIBERIA.
Diamonds, Copper and Other Val.
liable Minerals Also Found.
EEpI-ELIl. srElrAL-

EEE'i bl-lt Slt-' 'lAl..
New York. sept. Fin a letter from
Monroyia yesterday comes the news that
discoveries of diamonds and gold have
been made in Liberia. The work OF the
mining expert was prompted by the report
of Consul General owen L. W. Smith on
Liberia TO the United States Government.
who declared the country is rich IS gold,
silver. coal and other minerals" Sir ST.
mon Stuart and Captain Il. p Harris,
both prominent mineral experts. surveyed
a large area OF the country. The former
man discovered evidence of the existence
OF gold. silver. copper, iron. coal and mica
while the latter found positive traces Of
rich diamond formations
X. 4. Wood Brazilian expert who has
just ended his mineral search. states that
in the vicinity of Cavally River he found
large diamond formations. consisting OF
red deposits. mingled with blue clap, the
conglOmerate and alluvial being of a fine
quality. Twenty-Five miles further up
precisely similar formation existed. and he
is assured from long experience of the
dloma ndiferous ground of Brazil that
payable deposits In large quantities will
be found in the IIberian formation, as II
is one Of the best lie has ever seen.
Libarians are said to be greatly excited
at the good news of the prospective devel-
opment of their country. There are more
than 900 American negroes in Liberia