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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-26
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

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tsse-ed At The Inceii
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are At The PlA1teIx
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Southern with XrA Giaa1.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION
Courtney H West and Lee Niedringhaus
will close their jamestown season this week
and return to st. Louis.
The engagement Of Miss Marguerite
Smoot and Mr.. Montague Punch has been
announced to their friends.
Miss Irene Murray of No. 3675 Finney ave-
nue. has gone for an extended visit to Eu-
reka Springs. Several St Louis people are
at that delightful resort Horseback and
tally-ho riding are the favorite pastimes.
Miss Ne,tie Smith Of North st: Louis de-
parted Monday morning for the East. where
she will visit friends and relatives. She
will return IN two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kalert. Jr.. No. 2110
Victor street. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schlobohm. No. 3315 California avenue,
have just returned from pleasant trip on
the river.
Mrs. F. B. whitsett and Miss Maud Whit
sett have gone to New York and Boston
for visit Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur ]. Judge. Jr.. are at
spending the summer months touring the
West.
Miss Rose Marie Conrad and her cousin,
Mrs. H. A. Reitz have gone for an extend
ed trip through the West.
Mrs Charles l. Crane and son Of No
i51s Westminster place have returned
home from Europe. They were in Rome at
the time of Pope Leo Kills death.
Miss Rosella Price of No. go North Whit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-26
st. Lo.isa,s at new York Hotels.

New York, Aug. among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing Mfxsour;ans
81 Louis-sliss Buryh. Miss 4 schumann. Z.
Busch L y. Chipley. ,. 9. Manehesser and
y. Sexton. Manhattan: h MARI and Nrs- Marx.
Mrs A; 3. Hrt, Ais. chadbourue, HsMman:
n. z FIouznoy, n West, ST Denis: L n Neg.
gibson. MIS- v. HesleJ. Victoria; B. F. wood.
L NJ Chapiey. Waldorf: Miss Nicola P3AxA:
= Hirsh Wellington; A H Hebard. Nefheriand:
c. n. Mcfarland. Grand: B. J. Lowensssin. Her.
aid Square,; G. Grossmouck Rossmore: d. stahI
Vendou1e: L Byrne. Jr., Fifth avenue: r. J.
BerEs. Imperial: C. g sheilenberg. Grand: J. c.
Elns. Morton: G. Goener. Gilsey.
terion: F. Howard. n Efeygans. Darlington: Q.
L Hams, Imperial; n c. Robinson Navarro; c.
A. Joseph, Empire. D. s. knight. G:issy; Mrs.
G. W. Douglass St. Louis.
Woodruff, Hoffman
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Many mercantile structures fats and homes are
being built in ST. Louis, indicating that commerce
is improving and the population increasing. The
new St Louis will not only be big st. Louis, but
beautiful st. Louis, and. for all We know, even
better st. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-26

Chief Kiely says that he would prefer" that the
highwaymen and burglars guilty of the recent rob-
berries in St Louis, be arrested reasonable prefer
ence, Chief 1t will be bad winter If the hold-up
get s1ch start in u-1ny v-aier.
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There is more fine dope in the Holsters high
minded views Of Republican reorganization than a
patronage huckster dreamt of in his philosophy.
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At Chieage Hotels.

Chicago. III, Aug. H-These Il LsGA
persons are registered al Chicago hotels:
AudttotuLL n DronbeTEer. W. Nd
Harris. W. 3 Mcbride. z. B. NathatA ..
Ritchsy. ME- D. Risctey. Il Wsidis. Ma Il
White. L yeckeI and Mrs L Yeckel
victo-ta-A c Roper. g. z shervfn. Nh 4
z Skerwiu-
windsor-Cifron-w. J. Dolly. Il Jonsa
Sherman Eo1se-NiDes Nicholas. G. q Hs5.
noids-
saraiosa-M. ". Forcs. q p. Henry. 7. ..
SMytte, H d. William
Breteort-O- e BERG
Palmer House, Collins J. ". Kenny.
Grand Pacifc-A- B. Chase. T. E Fekefe. ".
5. Fisher, G. r Gilbert
Great Northerr-H r Goetz A 8. Howell. z
6. Marshall. ". D. Rehheio. E C. Slevtn, H n.
wessels Ms II. R WeAeh-
KaiserhoN-J. e Kiike- A Spring.
Morrison-J. 8 ChazxaltnG. z B. ehultx. A.
c. Thompson.
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Captain and Mrs. Charles B. iesler. No.
52ls Minerva avenue. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Amy. to Mr.. Rich
ard u. Johnson. Jr.. son of Colonel and
Mrs Richard NJ Johnson. The wedding
will be an event of early autumn.
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FRIENDS ENTERTAINED
LAWN PARTY AND DANCE.

LAWN PARTY AND DANCE.
Miss Rose Boesemann Of No. go John
street entertained with lawn party last
Saturday night. in honor Of her birthday.
Chinese lanterns illuminated the grounds
and tarpaulins were spread for dancing. A
stringed orchestra provided excellent music.
Among those who enjoyed the AFFAIR were:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-26

Much is made of the fact that Mrs Langtry injured
her foot. 1t is the first heard of the roots of the
IarsAv Lily.
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MERRY TROLLEY PARTY.

On Monday evening last delightful troll
ey party Of young people from the West
End on board the private car Ariel TIE
trip was made to Creve Occur Lake. where
refreshments were served on the grounds.
Good music was furnished by a negro quar-
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Cixcu1ation During july

Geo. L Bloomfield Audit or CT The ST Louis Republic
being duly swc. that number OF fun and
complete copies Of the Daily and Sunday Republic printed
during the month OF July 49, all in regular edition. was
per schedule below:
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tier street deoart<a yesterday for Nh

tier street 6eoarfed yesterday for H.
YorkIf9r three weeks -
Mr. James HaxeTfy II Burlington. r
sccoanuscsed b1 his daughter, Is 49,
ara RINK eafs4fzloef bT ais sister. ~
Kate NcHase Of No. <s<z Hezt Belie piace'
NIss May Frzai5e Of ye1edy. III. -
NJ. Bert aat3n< Of Burlington. Ia. vers
married In Ksnszs City Aggns, = IN
are o. ts,eir ho2ey Doos sr5y 70 Rryiir1for
Ia, but win make tsesr home !, Kansss
City. KaA
Mr.. and Nrs J. For Of No Il yn,,v
Royse zYenre announce the engrzeruenS -
their daughter. Celia 20 Szftlza e BesS.
field Of st Paf.i. MINI
NJ. G~o-xe sorrs Of Aoo>riy, No a.
Ing erferfafre1 III 81 Louis friends IA 4.
On his way bo1ne from Eurexz Epriazs. ;
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Clara HaInbecker,
Elna Hambecker,

Clara Hambecker,
Edna Hambecker,
Antonio Ktst,
Theresa Ktst, r
Antoinetta Nord-
hauS,
Ida Gemke,
Gertrude Gogel,
Mamie Gogel,
Amanda Them.
Minnie Deppe.
Annie Toebbe.
Cecilia Yoeger.
Clarence Brown,
Anthony Gogel.
Harry Gemke.
Willie Schierholz,
Walter Liebrum.
Clarence Ldebrum,
Arthur Liebrum,
Willie Them,
Joe Rubin,
George Rubin,
Fred Jordan,
Joe Ofechsner,
Joe Fromb.
]. Them.
]. Liebrum.
W. Coleman,
E Kist.
Brinkman.
Kuer.
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Der OF copies returned reported during
mouth OF July Is per cent.
GEO /. BLOOMFIELD.
Sworn to and subscribed before this first day Of
August
IF PARISH.
Notary PubIt,. City Of St Louis. No.
Nv term expires AprI 3. ISs
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Voice of the People.

Columbia Herald
Whatever the people want-and want hard enough and
long enough-will be accomplished Whoever the people
want nominated for any odlce-and want hard enough
long enough-will be nominated. Machine ring and
boss will eventually bow to the terrible power public
opinion be broken to pieces by It.
In Missouri just the people are arused The
political party which undertakes to override the people
will be vigorously beaten 1t will deserve to be beaten for
what have political parties for existence except to
carry into effect the wishes Of the people set of
men, small who in the way of a fair ex-
preston Of the popular desire doomed to defeat Let
not the Democratic party any of honest and able
leaders make the fatal mistake OF buting Juggernaut
The people are sovereign The Democratic party has
never failed to trust them Is teo old service of
the people to take any other course now
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-26

The citizens of East st. Louis and contiguous ter
rtory should not go to sleep the proposition 10
build strong modern levee from Alton down to the
bluffs, seven miles below East ST. Louis. The move
mens TO induce Governor Yates to call special ses-
sion of the Legislature, that bill creating a levee
district be passed. should be kept alive. 1t will pay
tie property holders, farmers. manufacturers and
railroads TO undertake the expense and aid should be
rendered by the State Of Illinois On the completion
of the protection doubtless assistance for improve
ments and maintenance could be received from the
United States Government.
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Those present were as follows:
MISS FREEZE SURPRISED.

Miss Daisy Freeze of No. 1i17 Glasgow
avenue was surprised by many friends last
Friday evening. The affair was farewell.
as she will depart on Sunday with her aunt.
Mrs. II. Authenrith. for Dubuque. Ia. where
she Is to marry Doctor VIM. Burne. Dane
ing. singing and guessing contests were the
feature Of the evening. Mr.. Chas. Brett
chue winning the prize,
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Was ssFired..

Was ssFired.s
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Once jolly young drummer.
Who thought that he was q hummer,
Got Aawfully nip.
80 he lost his grip
H vas out ~ Job ali summer.
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POEMS WORTH KNOWING.
NocTURNE.
sY THOMAS BAILEY ALDRIcH.

70 Certain
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asked the plaintiffs lawyer ina damage suit We'll
admit it,, replied the astute gentleman. Doubtless
the entire Republican press is willing to admit away
the magnitude permanency and forces OF Democracy
issues
Unfortunately for the success Of the move, most
people know the difference between competent and
incompetent witness The great partisan chorus.
including the Gazette, the Post and the Midgevilic
Backwump. are in reality only emphasizing the po-
tency and durability Of those issues which they seek
10 admit away.
To the Republican press of the East and North the
question may besput: II Democracy is without is
sues what is the occasion for Your widespread and
deep alarm at this very early date: If Democracy is
totally disabled and disarmed. why devote such Ia
boriOus ingenuity and such valuable space arguing
the proposition; Why borrow trouble:
The truth of the matter is that Democracy was
never more powerfully armed with reasons; that Il;
will go before the people in 1904 with at least two,
and probably three. great issues upon which popular
sentiment has already declared itself: that, with
candidate chosen with due reference the issues
the prospect is bright for victory and that the organs
of the Republican party realize the situation full we'll
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-26
Mary Moore.

Mary Moore,
Rose Boesemann,
Theresa Boesemann,
Mary Boesemann. :.
Marguerite Boese-
mann,
Maude Warman,
Ada Warman.
May Warman,
Annie Sweeny.
Lydia Puemer.
Cora Pluemer,
Rosie Schramm.
Messieurs-
Otto Vossmeyer.
Ernst Kist,
Robert Moore.
John Schmidt,
Willie Ranberry,
Eddie Hartman,
Emil Hartman,
Leonard Warman.
Henry Horst.
Sam Matz,
Fred Hambecker,
Charles Brown,
Fred Heating.
Messieurs and Mesdam
e. Boesemann,
William Warman.
]. Hambecker,
A Baum.
MesdameSE
Moore.
Schmidt,
Gogel.
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She smiles on her white-rose lover.
She reaches out her hand
And helps him In at the window
rses It where I stand!
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One s1otorman,. Recour...


Among those OF the Lansing motormen who re-
Gently rounded by the city ocials carried on to
police headquarters Wheeler Mumford Gle was ruth.
lessy separated from his rapidly running and
held in vile durance among the cockroaches snpes and
spider webs OF the station two hours which undermined
his dignity that he estimates his agony and has
taking breath as the flying pigeon the SILENT sulen
sed gases OF the police station the sight STAR
mont with his awful star easily 5000 out of
him. The Mayor declares that blum will prevent
Lansing getting good service the company lapse Of
franchise, for want of It
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A. Eugendorf. II Boeck.
z. Boeck. G. Schaefer
]. Mcguire,
Messieurs-
]. Q. Boeck. J. T Reilly.
r y. Blackforc, o. C. Benzen.
H ". Benzen. H Ware
]. II. Flachman. A Rrockmeyer.
W. NcCrea. H II. Fox.
G. H Fox,
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED.
Miss Annie Dalton OF Coleman street en-
tertained few friends last evening. Music
and dancing were INDUCED in until q late
hour, when dainty reoase was served
Among those present were:
Mcssieurs-
Ed. Crimer, John Dalton,
w. Jones, F. Rose.
l. Claes, II. Koran,
Joe McAfann. Meagher,
Tom Dalton, Hirsch,
Misses
Lillian E5elng. Angela Dalton
Winnie Ke1ty, Annie Dalton,
Carrie Jones. Ethel Blakemore,
Agnes Robertson. ST. Paul, MINI.
Anna Amen,
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To her scarlet lip she holds him,
And kisses him many a time
All me! II was he that won her.
Because he dared to climb.
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EVENING AT THE NATAToRIUM.
The Avondale Tennis Club gave SWIM
ming party on Monday evening at the Ben
ton. Two more similar parties will be given
on September and September O. Among
the guests Monday were:
Misses
N. Jeffers, c. Passenger.
NJ Stoltz. NJ. Benzen,
S. Obrien. F. Schinkc.
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P to her chamber window
A slight wire trellis goes.
And up this Romeo ladder
Chambers a bold white rose
! lounge in the lex shadows
! see the lady lean.
Unclasping her silken 'girdle.
The curtains folds between.
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those present were:
cRuIs1Nc PARTY RETURNS

CRGlSlNd-SAfa11 ItL1 OH&No
Mrs. l. P. Cuade chaproned party
of young persons to Waterloo, Ala. on the
steamer City of Savannah.
The party. which has just reached home,
was composed Of:
Misses
Anna Godfrey, Agnes r. Horan.
Emily d. Irwin, OF st. Louis. Mo.
Messjeurs-
81. Spaulding Wilson George vollmer.
Richmond Reynolds. OF Minneapolis
ENJOY A BASKET PICNIC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browne Of Lucky street
gave basket picnic in honor OF Mrs. Cap
tain Fleming Of New Orleans on Monday
evening. Among those present were:
Misses
MN Browne, Bessie Schneider,
Mamie LaIner. Mamie Browne.
Nessieurs-
Thomas Browne, John Browne,
b Walter CBren. Harry Jameson.
Christ Willdresen,
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Miss Nettie Smith of North st. Louis de-
parted Monday morning for the East. where
she will visit friends and relatives. She
will return IN two weeks.
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OUTING ON THE RIVER.

OUTING ON THE RIVER
The Club Boys gave an outing TO young
people on the yacht Annie Belle last Sum
day on the Mississippi and Meramec rivers.
The day was pleasantly spent in bathing.
rowing. dancing and fishing. Honors were
carried home by the Messrs g. p. Schnipf
and Gus Stelzer. Among those present
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-26

Courtney H. West and Lee Niedringhaus
will close their jamestown season this week
and return to st. Louis.
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Mrs F. B. whitsett and Miss Maud Whit
sett have gone to New York and Boston
for a visit OF several weeks.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-03-19

announcement. every body k a
stretch just like we do in the morning
after waking up. The young folks get
giddy as the weather gets warm. The
dear youngsters can be seen every ev-
eningarmin arm, and in some instances
arms around. And it even infects their
elders. This is also the time of the
year when kitten love refuses to be
lariated. It's time Of year when the
first fellow who reaches the door gets
the girl for an evening walk. Why.
just last Sunday evening we saw an
instance of this. From behind high
fence we saw a young fellow gazing
at house where the other fellow
was just going in with the girl.
Spring weather is hard on the
young fellows who have to watch the
other fellow walk in after the prize
But, before the winter again sets in
all these little things will be adjusted
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-03-19
ORDINANCE NO. PAS.
An Ordinance Accepting Fifteenth Street In A.
Maooa's Addition to Canon City tx
tendias the Same and Changing
the Name Of the Street so
Extended to South
Tlfteenth Street.

Be it ordained by the city council of the City
OF Canon City.
SEcTIoSI. That the street in A. Macon's
addition to Canon City. designated in the
plat of said addition on file and of
record in the office OF the county clerk and re-
corder of Fremont county, Colorado, as III
teenth street be accepted public highway
of this city.
SEC. 9. That the said Fifteenth street be con-
tinued its full width. as shown on said plat Of
said addition. to point from which the quarter
corner common TO sections 2s and 80 in Town
ship Is, south. range 10 west of the sixth prin-
cpal meridian. bears north 81 degrees, 81
minutes west-seven hundred sixty seven and
six tentbs (7e7.e) feet: and square stone at
the south west corner of the tract of land own
ed by c. Is. kounize and r. a. Reynolds bears
| north 5s degrees. 20 minutes west-two hun
dred seventy nine and six-tenths t27e. 81 feet.
said street, extended as aforesaid. Is more full
iy described as follows, to- ~rit a tTaet OF land
eighty (sol feet wide. being forty liol feet on
either side OF line and extending the full
length thereof. which said line is described rs
follows; Beginning al point which is south
| sixty seven 1871 degrees fouy-onc al
minutes west-one hundred thirty one and six
tenths OSLO feet from the aforesaid quarter
| section corner tsaid quarter section corner be-
| ing marked by stone. the top Of which lis
| eighteen tlSl lnGbtS below tine sur1aGt OF Hlt
ground;) thence south thirty-one (3l) degrees
nineteen (l9) minutes east-seven hundred
seventy seven and one tenth (777.i) feet to a
| point at the southerly end of said line. being
the point, the bearings of which are frs, given
| in this section.
SEC. 3. SAID street. extended as aforesaid. Is
| hereby declared to be a public highway of this
city. and shall be known as South Fifteenth
| street.
SEC. 4. Ordinance No. 23s, entitled. AN
Ordinance Establishing South Fifteenth
Street" adopted December LIST. A. ID. 1909. is
hereby repealed
Approved and adopted this 18th day of
March, a. ID. 1903
q. a. BAKER,
Attest: Mayor.
ED MINOR,
City Clerk.
]. Ed Minor, city clerk of and for the city of
Canon City. In the state of Colorado hereby
certify that the foregoing ordinance tNo 245l
was introduced and read at regular meeting
of the city council of said Canon City pre-
ceding It's adoption and was published in full
in the Canon City CLIPPER. Canon City
Times and Canon City Record. all newspapers
Of general circulation, published in said Canon
City. ten Clol days before its adoption by said
city council
Witness my hand and official seal of the City
of Canon City, Colorado. this 10th day of
March. A. ID. 1903.
lsEALl I'D MINOR. City CLERK.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-03-19
Favors That are Appreciated

The proprietor of the Record has re-
ceived great many expressions of sym
pathy in his recent loss by the fire in
The Record block and plant. Many
Canon people have called with friend
~ words of sympathy and cheer.
Letters, kilograms and phone messages
have come from quite number of the
state papers, and prominent men of
affairs, The Arkansas Valley Press
Association which met Saturday in
Pueblo passed resolutions extending
sympathy and brotherly feeling. and
the papers all over the state have
been exceedingly kind and compliment
ary in their mention of the matter
Most of the out of town comments have
been to the esect that The Record
Is the Ideal country paper of the state
with the model print shop and office.
The proprietor of the Record certain
ly appreciated all these kind express
sions of sympathy and interest vastly
more than he can tell in these col
umns or in personal communications.
It's little like reading ones obituary
notices you know, only pleasanter.
We prefer the boquets which come
through the press and by the mail to
those that are heaped at the bier.
For all these expressions ana favors
our friends have our sincere thanks.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-03-19
School Director Announced.

AT the urgent request OF numerous
citizens Mr.. Clint A. Biggs has con-
sented to be candidate for school
director at the school election in the
spring,
Mr.. G.. R Tanner whose term ex-
pires has served on the board for five
years and declines to accept the office
again. He has made an excellent Of
ficer and it is with considerable regret
that the board will see him retire.
Mr.. Biggs is the candidate Of no
faction, clique, party or personal in
terest He is generally accepta BILE to
everybody and it is morally certain
that there will be no opposing candi-
date. His unanimous election is
practically assured.
We believe the district is in great
luck to have man of Mr.. Bigg' 8
class accepe this important position.
About the most important single in
terest Canon has is her schools and we
need the best business men we have