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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
Mcmahon.
Lorgnettes-Mermod & Jaccard.a

S0SSdA01
Doctor and Mn. c. 8. jackson and dauxh.
ter Of Maryville. No.. are at Hotel Berlin.
Miss Edith Middleton Of Hannibal, Mo-,
has been entertained by Miss Marjorie Mac.
donald Of S717 Vernon avenue. Mise Wood
honor. Miss Macdonald kept open house on
New Years Day. Miss Middleton returned
to hannibal. after a round Of gayeties, on
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. E H. Pierce and dsushter. Miss
Hotel Beers for the holidays.
Colonel Giles S. Allison of New York city
Is the guest Of his brother. ]. W, AIlison.
at the 1atter's home on Mcpherson avenue.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James L. IA Prelie.
Of No 10 Washington terrace.
30. 1902. from 3 to : o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buford have r,-
turned from Texas and are located for the
winter at Hotel Beers.
Tirany's latest models in engraved v.a.
Aloe's. Society Stationers. 414-llS n. broad.
way.
Mrs. John Ernest Weber Of Moberly. Mo-.
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mr. VIII.
liam A. Rannelis Of No. 142 Temple place.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ?. Spinning of Chicago, ILL.,,
who until recently resided In Al Tnt,is
are spending a few days with Mrs. Spining's
mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Harnett. No. l0N Cook
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 9. Taggart Of Pine Biu1.
Ark, who are in the city for q fortnight,
arc guests at Hotel Beers.
Miss Mabel McCane and Miss Lee Csya-
naugh received on New Year, nav II; fha
place.
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Miss Lille Anheuser has gone to NIL
waukee to visit Miss Eleanor Coll and to
attend a ball which is to be given in her
honor.
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Miss Eugenia A.. Hogan gave a dance at
Cabanns Club New Years Eve. in honor of
Miss Lanahan Of Dubuque. Ia. who will be
her guest for several weeks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Doctor Henry jacobson Of No. 1892 La
clede avenue. has returned from Europe.
where he has been for the past three
months on a tour of the principal cities.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Paggert OF Pine Bluff,
Ark, are registered for a fortnight at Hotel
Beers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Mrs. c. B. Dieckriede. Jr, has returned
from a trim to Chicago and New York. She
was accompanied by her sisters. Misses
Lille and Dorothy Anheuser.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Garden, Ladies' Tailor, reduced his
Vandeventer avenue.
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Miss Clara Byrum of Lentner. Mo-, Is WIS.,
fling with friends in st. Louis.
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F. L. Merrick,
II. Wellington.
Frank Byrne,
George Schtertz,
Clifford Montague,
Claude C. Rock,
Dan J. Met arthy,
Oliver Williams,
q. Duke Marcy,
Scott.
Allen.
Harry Lee.
Chester w. Buck.
I'D. Gross.
W. ]. Cantillion.
Ed Fisher,
J. T. Miller.
X. E. Flood,
JOS. Files.
Ben E~ssmueller.
j. O'Brien,
A. A. Weingartner,
w. D. Marshall.
II. u. Johnson.
Joe Donahue.
A. c. C~ervantes,
Alex. Bartons.
VIII Biey. Jr..
]. j. Hagan,
w. F. Harrison.
Harry Engel.
Z. Price Porter.
VIM. Walsh.
L. T. Murphy,
A. A. Beckmann.
Ed Mentroup.
Ed Durand.
Douglass jackson.
Harry Flood,
George Grupe,
Joe L. Junod.
]. H. Loring.
Oscar Housner.
Louis C.. WassmuS
Celia Hake,
NJ. Miller,
Mayme Casey.
Florence Groves,
L. Caragher,
Marie Berthold.
Evelyn Gillian.
Rena Reid,
Jessie Peterkins,
Myrtle Blaney,
Nettie Smith.
Mabel Lineus.
Kavanaugh,
Laura Dryden.
Nell Diamond.
Hope Klosterman,
c. Branconier.
Windhorst.
Phillips.
cCabe,
Marion Sparklin,
Erma Ichtertz,
Brockman,
Dorothy Keller,
Alice Seamon,
Nell Weber,
May Marshall,
Lille Mentroup,
Margaret Bruegge-
la
May Martin.
Kestersen,
Gallagher,
Delahan,
Wayne Beck,
LOretto Martin,
LOttie Hueston.
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Big Four the only line running through
sleepers between st. Louis and Boston.
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Mr.. w. r. Duvall of warrensburg. Mo-.
is at Hotel Beers, the guest Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. c, +. Remme.
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EAST ST. LOUIS.

Miss Marjorie Needles of No. 7a ALBERT
avenue has Joined a house party at Water
Valley. Miss, for the holidays.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Tinany's latest models in engraved wed.
ding invitations and announcementa At
Aloe's, Society Statoners. 41l-4lS N. Broad.
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"AeAA - aohNAAo Rky
Those present were:
MeSsieurs-
Ed H. Niehaus, Jr.,
w. w. Conway.
". o. S~ommerfield,
a Chapman.
Harry Doty.
James Mason,
A. L. O'Brien,
l.. II. Claes.
F. H. Leslie,
j. NJ. Kelly,
r. B. Cornwall,
Embl n Cooper,
c. McManness,
b. f. Miller.
Gus Wiedner.
D. H. Hammer,
E. E. Jarks.
Theo. Guth,
Jos. Eastman
S. L. Owens,
Eugene O'Connor,
Will Deuber,
Will Riley,
A. T. Trabor,
DanyDeyaney-
Louis Beck,
Geo. Conroy.
NJ. kirwan,
l. A. Hackman,
F. ]. Klosterman.
lee Gillian.
B. o. Steele,
Jas. Smith. Jr..
Cliff Flaven,
W. Newland,
Tom Finley,
Tom Cullinane,
n. J. Pieper.
John Doyle,
John Fitzgerald,
Messieurs and Mesda.
W. E. Tapping,
G. H. Sibilie.
Connor.
Misses
Mollie c. Murphy,
Lenora Maurer,
Estelle Belts,
Edith Niehaus,
Florence Mangson,
Fitzpatrick,
C. Cronin,
Lillian Eberling.
Alzenia Moberly,
Lillian Kelly,
Florence Turner,
Mabel Eyerman,
May Douglas,
May Howden,
Sadie McAllister,
Mamie McAllister,
Elsah Broekman,
Berenice Furey,
Mamie Hough,
Florence Vieu,
Watkins.
Claudine Pettingill,
Clara Langan,
Blanche Dye.
Leila Malone,
Gertrude Russell,
kathryne Morris,
Bright
Zilpha Clayton,
Lillian Wilson,
Schuchat.
Adele Langan,
Carrie Dawson,
Cora Mursinna,
Cady Hoffman,
Mary Sutton.
Tena Powers.
Anna HOPKINS.
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THE SUNDAY 4, 1908.

NJ. Rooney, Of Quincy. Ill. are occupying
a suite of apartments at Hotel Beers dur
| ing the holidays.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Mrs. E H. Pierce. and daughter. Miss
Ellen Pierce. Of Danvtlle: KY. are guests at
Hotel Beers for the holidays.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Mrs. John Ernest Weber Of Moberly. Mo-.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr. VIII.
liam A.. Rannells Of No. 1442 Temple place.
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SOCIAL CLUBS.
Opera Glasses-Mermod & Jaccard's.

The Up-to-Date Tenpin Club held its reg
|. ular meeting at the st. Louis Bowling As
ISOLATION alleys Tuesday afternoon. Thers
were some very good scores made. Mrs. A.
Bush being in the lead for the month lust
ending, Mrs. j. Grenzebaeh second. Mrs.
F. w. krenning third.
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in until midnight, when the merry crowd
helped ring out the old and ring In the
Among those present were:
Misses
Lillian Ebeling. Sadie Koehler,
Anna Dalton, Carrie Jones,
Anna Lord, Carrie ROhde.
Carrie Schmefsser.
| Messieurs-
j. J. White, G. NJ. Jones.
Louis Cleas F. l. Sheridan.
W. l. Jones. Arthur Dam
Clarence Wright, schroeder,
| f. Reinhardt, d. Reilly OF
Claud Kirkland. Memphis. Tenn.
The Misses Julie and Title winkler enter
tanned the Washington Euchre Club at their
home, No. 1892 Blair avenue, last Friday
evening.
The Sans Gene Club gave its second an
nuai Christmas bali in honor Of its many
, members and friends. who are at home
from college for the holidays. The ball
room was profusety decorated in various
college colors. Among the guests were:
Misses
Myra Fuller, Ellen Rutledge,
Stella Lee. Marie Rice,
Estelle Lawson, Hoffman.
Marie Donovan. Margaret Mcclure,
Julia Clarke. Sarah Hallett.
Mary Jane Taussig. Anna Niemeyer.
Misses Cliffords, Mary Scott,
Maud Parsons. Mabel Durant.
Hester Wilkinson, Florence Scudder,
Clara Mcmillan. Louise Dodds.
Ethel Nugent, Kauffmann,
Blanche White. Grieve,
Belle Souther. Wright.
Susan Perkins.
Messieurs-
James Roberts. Frank Markham.
Frank Campbell. Wilbur Thompson,
Arthur Chaplin, Charles Brown.
Andrew Force, Niggeman,
a ap1 Tsass lawson James Mnassl Mellon.
Will BARLEY, Robert Turner,
Bert Taylor, Alexander.
Tow Tburmarn EFred remp.
Winford Hargadine. Daniel Jordan.
Robert Lucas, George Ramsey.
The Manhattan Bowling Club held its reg
ular meeting at the club alleys on Friday
evening. The evenings sport was enjoyed
pecially among the ladies'. Among .those
present were.
Misses
Helen sandvors. Elizabeth Pierce.
Bertha Schneider. Nora Haworth.
Hazel Williams. Ida Bauer.
Clara Peck.
Messieurs-
Charles Mund. Harry Witch.
Adolph Schneider, Dennis Murphy.
Henry Hahn. William Wolf.
Harry Frye.
New fashions in engraved calling. cards
81. at Aloe's. 41i-4is North broadway.
The Young Mems Social Club gave their
annual tallyhO party on New Years Day.
and calls were maze on many of their
fr1ends. IhoSe VINO were IN the party were
as follows: Messrs. NJ. Perlmutter, L. Weiss
man. ]. Yatter. s. Rosenblatt. A. Boull. L.
m and G. Ebert.
The Minerva Bowling Club held its weekly
meeting New Years evening at the Belle
view alleys. Many high scores were rolled.
after which the members enjoyed. a
spread" Among those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Hughes. White.
Hatfield. Smythe,
Beantin, White.
Misses 7.
Hattie Mccormick, Bessie Hatfield
Mabel Heirs
Messieurs-
Lyman. J. r. Knapp,
Helfesr1eter. Robert Denham.
White,
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The st. vincent's Dramatic Club was Civ
en- a reception New Years Eve by Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Fitzgerald at their home.
No. 2156A Allen avenue. The feature Of the
evening was a large Christmas tree. Piano
Bridgman and Mrs. J. A. Fitzgerald and
Henry W. Otto and vocal selections by Mr..
handed naii-driving contest AFFORDED great
amusement. the prixe-winners being Miss
Title Anthony Miss Celeste Flood, Mr..
William Schneider and Mr.. T. c.. Bridgman.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bridgman,
Mrs. James A. Fitzgerald.
Misses
Celeste Flood, Minnette Boyer.
Kittie Kennedy. Cecilia Fitzgerald.
Tillie Anthony,
Messieurs-
7. c. Bridgman, Joseph Zimmerman,
M. ]. Flynn, Henry W. Otto.
William Schneider, James A. FITZGERALD.
A. T. Schneider,
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Mrs. Oscar Grunow of No. sszs Lincoln
avenue entertained the Only 14 UNIQUE Eu-
chre Club on Wednesday, December 81.
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The Three-I Euchre Club of young la
dies entertained on Friday afternoon at the
nome OF Miss Jennie Bedding, No. All Page
avenue. The parlors were handsomely dec
GRATED with evergreens and holly and the
Iaole with punches Of carnations. Those
Miss Suffer. Miss Lasher, Miss Thorn. Miss
Metz. Miss Daniels. Miss Conrad. Mrs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buford have "a.
winter at Hotel Beers.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.
The friends of T.. F. Cosgrove Of No. 1872
North Thirteenth street. rendered a surprise
party in his honor New Years Eve, the oc-
casion being his t~wenty-hrst birthday. HIS
brother members Of the Colonial Club pre-
sented him with a diamond scarfpin. The
presentation was made by Jerry Maher.
Among those present were:
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Mrs. Elisabeth .Dwyer gave on New
Year's Eve q dancing party for the school,
mates of her young daughter, Miss Leon
tine Dwyer. who Is a pupil at Mary Inst-
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Doctor Abbey ,. Rooney ana son. Mr.. II
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Ella Cosgrove,
Fannie Schallcraft.
Kittie Smith.
Kittie Ryan.
Blanch Blaine.
A. Richeby.
Nettie Richey.
L. Peterson.
E. Hoegle.
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The Mistletoe. Club was entertained by
Miss Sadie Koehler Of South ct. Louis on
Wednesday. evening. The house was dec
GRATED with mistletoe. holly. and smiiax.
Singing. dancing and games were INDUCED
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

The Saratoga Club entertained friends
with a dancing party on New Years Eve.
Those present were.
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Big -Four trains. St. Louis to Cincinnati:
Morning. Noon. Night. Midnight.
$50 1900 SIS u:H0
Ticket ONCE, Broadway and Chestnut

M Big rour trains Nasn St LG %'ss to cin S;an
Ticket ONCE. Broadway and Chestnut
Club gave its first annual ball Of tine season
at the Office Mems Club Saturday evening,
December q. Those present were:
Florence Ganney. Madeline Hail.
6 SI A. Henser.
MeSdames-
F. Boeme, L. F~entenberg.
+. Krenning. Ben westhus.
Marshall, ,
Messieurs-
Walter F. Berner. Harry Henger.
Tom Carney. William 4iller.
Ben Westhus. DR.. ]. NJ. Marshall.
Peter Schultz, ". w. Krenning,
f. Berner. Arthur Gaffney,
Frank KrenninR,
The American Beauty Clu held its first
the home Of Miss Bertha Milan. its secre-
tary, of No. 1920 South Newstead avenue.
The new year was met with rejoicing by
made by the young people. Games and dan
cling were the features of the evening. after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were:
Messieurs-
Lewis Berngesser. Percy Tackle.
JOIN Flanagan. Walter MILAN.
Ed Kaemerer.
Misses
Bertha Milan. Carrie KaemeTer.
Alice Garlock. Grace Sullivan.
The lions Young Peoples Society gave
q midnight watch and entertainment at
their hall. Blair and Warren. New Years
O'clock 5cS; aa When ~ sueper no Was served IN until Tho, y
present were:
Messieurs-
Robert Hippler. c. Muench.
Frank Hippler Theodore Maday.
William g. Ellermaf G. Bruekruse.
H.A. Bergfeld. W. Scheer.
william Grote. H. Gausman.
2. Lauman. A. Schiueter.
G; Gayer. w. Schlueter.
w. Niehaus. 7. Nolde.
"; E~chternkamp. F. Reinert.
William Kruger. g. Engelland.
William Querl. H. Segeikem.
Misses d.
Fangmer. schaperkoetter.
Ellerman. Grote.
Westerbeck. Grote,
Ella FMegei. Brueltman.
SpieEelberg. Dryer,
Nagel. Bekman.
stoekho. Emma R;einert.
May Berkman. .
Mr.. and Mrs: Nou Of Utah street enter
members OF Our Redeemer Church on De-
esm6er g. 1902: at 8 p. m, in honor OF
Charles Mr. and SG Ms. S aeaT1sy So The guests were:
Messieurs-
Ben snr Ten Yer, REYNOLDS.
Sh0IicS XNOlLs y. ZGSCn.
H. Murphy. F, Mueller.
J. Moebins. NJ, Olsen.
.F.Hemmeter. j. Noil.
NJ. Hennes.
Missese
Lillian Yelling. Laura Noll.
Eta wagner. Stella FoeIl.
Dora Yehling. Anna chmidt
Louise Barthel. Bertha Movers.
Title Hennes, p. Heineman.
Emma Arras.
The ThIee-I EuchEe Club of young la
dies ente5tained on Friday afternoon at the
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Mr.. and Mrs. I. ?. Spinning Of Chicaxc. ILL.,.
who until recently, resided In ST. Louis
are spending a few days with Mrs. Spining's
mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Harnett. No. 40si Cook
avenue.
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Take Big Four trains for Cincinnati

Miss Blanche Goldsmith entertained
some, Of her classmates OF the graduating
claEt Of the St. Louis High School at her
heh December e. Among those present
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Colonel Giles S. Allison of New York city
Is the guest Of his brother. ]. w, Allison.
at the Iatter's home on Mcpherson avenue.
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The advent Of the new year was cele-
brated at the home Of Miss Mamie Lynch.
on Compton avenue. by a number of friends,
who In the closing hours of 1902 sang,
Of 1908 Toasted. Those present were:
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". Q. Tagsart Of Pine Blum.
AFRO guests at Hotel Beers.
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Mr.. and Mr.. J. X. McGrath celebrated
their first wedding anniversary December
30, 1907, from 8 to 5 o'clock,
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NJ. Rooney, OF QUINCY liz ~ oSCupyAiS
a suite of apartments at Hotel Beers dur
ing the holidays.
Mrs. C.. b. Dieckriede. Jr., has returned
from a trip to Chicago and New York. She
was accompanied by her sisters, Misses
Lille and Dorothy Anheuser.
waukee to visit Miss Eleanor Coll and to
attend q ball which Is to be given in her
honor.
Miss Clara Byrum of Lentner. Mo-, Is Wis
iting with friends in st. Louis.
Big Four the only line running through
sleepers between st. Louis and Boston,
Miss Eugenia A. Hogan gave a dance at
Cabanns Club New Years Eve. In honor of
Miss Lanahan Of Dubuque. Ia. who will be
her guest for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Paggert OF Pine Bluff.
Ark, are registered for a fortnight at Hotel
Beers.
Doctor Henry jacobson Of No. 1892 La
clede avenue. has returned from Europe.
where he has been for the past three
months on a tour of the principal cities.
Garden. Ladies' Tailor. reduced his
prices. Fancy tailor-made suits. $35. 1905
Vandeventer avenue.
is at Hotel Beers. the guest OF his daush-
ter. Mrs. c. F. Remme.
Miss Marjorie Needles of No. 7A ALBERT
avenue has Joined a house party at Water
Valley. Miss. for the holidays.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Doctor and Mu. c. g. jackson n dauxhs
ter Of Maryville. Mo-. are at Hotel Berlin.
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Mrs. Presley Robins Allen 10 visiting her
parents. Mr.. n Mrs. James L. La Preiie,
Of No. 10 Washington terrace.
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Miss label McCane ana MIss Lee csya.
naugh received on New Years DAY II the
home Of Miss Cavauaugh, No. { Rugby
place.
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Percy Tackle,
Fred ~Sanguinetts.
Walter MILAN.

The lions Young Peoples Society gave
q midnight watch and entertainment at
their hall. Blair and Warren, New Years
Eve. Games were INDUCED in until II
o'clock. when upper was served. Those
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark r. Chartrand Of
Euclid avenue gave a luncheon at the Mer-
camille Club on Monday. December g. in
honor of their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Craig and Miss Gladys Craig of Indiana
and Mr.. Sylvan Chartrand Of Texas.
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The pupils OF Miss Laura E. Bashaw.
assisted by Mr.. Charles A. Finley. gave a
musical at the residence of Mrs. Matthews
In CLAYTON on New Years night.
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AHA<
Tnlie Langrath.
Jessie ~Schoettler,
Maggie Maher,
Maggie O'Brien.
Mayme Walsh,
Katie Maher.
Minnie Walsh,
Maggie Riardon,
Mayme Maher.
Nellie Walsh.
Mesdames-
CoSgrove,
Muldoon,
Misses
Theo Lucks,
Harry S~choettler.
Jas. J. Maher.
Jas. J. Clark.
T. F. Cosgrovs,
]. A. Maher.
Leo Reel.
Jos. Gleason.
Jos. Cosgrove.
Thos. Lynch.
Thos. Hennessey.
Nal. Curran,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
NEW WORLD o
Passenger Train on Baltimore and Ohio
Ran 1923 Miles in 1875 Minutes.

Chicago, Sept. S.-A new worlds rec
ord for long distance running was
made by a passenger train on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. A stretch Of
l28 miles was covered in Us minutes.
No stops were made. The distance
.traversed is between Chicago Junction,
O., and Garrett, Ind.
During the run 4 speed of SIS miles an
hour was reached. This was the max
imum. Bursts of speed 70 and rs miles
an hour We're frequent. The train was
made up of five cars pulled by engine
1850, in charge of Engineer Dunton.
This engine is of the new Atlantic type,
weighing 1T, 0C1 pounds. 1t is the most
powerful style in service on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. An extra large
water tank helped in this remarkable
performance, saving stops for water.
From Garrett into Chicago another
engine OF the same make too the train.
On this run a speed of rs miles an hour
was reached. The performance between
Chicago Junction n Garrett could
have been duplicated had the train not
been blocked by q train ahead to which
1T was running into Chicago as a second
section. This necessitated slowing
down several times. The distance of
131 miles between Garrett, Ind, and
South Chicago was, however, covered
in 1853 minutes, making the whole run
of 259 miles in 2TS minutes.
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WILL MACHEN RUN AWAY?
The Indicted Postoffice Department
Official and Canadian Prospects.

Washington, Sept. 9.-Should August
w. Machen's bond be increased and
could he be extradited If he found 1t
convenient TO take a fishing trip to
Canada? These are questions that are
being generally discussed here. Mr..
Machcn is now under bond for 100000.
This bond was regarded as sufficient,
especially a sin the view of the district
attorney at least one Of the Indictments
against him would make him eNtradi-
table should it be necessary to resort
to such proceedings. But there are
good lawyers who express the opinion
that there is great doubt about this
matter. The legal officers would main
tain that he would be extraditable, but
that has been maintained before when
the results did not sustain the belief
of the officers of the court.
There are I'M men who have very
carefully considered all the evidence
that has been made public in relation
to the case of Mt. Machen. who do not
believe that the government viii win
in it's case against him and they do
not believe there is any danger Of Mr..
Machen attempting to get beyond the
Jurisdiction of the courts. They there
fore consider the suggestion that has
been discussed for an increase of his
bond as of little Importance. But those
who think that the bond should be
%rreater take exception to what they
understand to be the attitude of the
nrosecuting attorney. Mr.. Machen is
sne, on the streets OF Washington al
most daily. He told a friend a few
DAYS ago that he had no fear that they
would get him"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
FOR SHOOTING WIFE.
Millionaire Resident Of California Ar.
rested for Attempted Murder.

Millionaire Resident of California Ar.
rested for Attempted Murder.
Los Angeles, Sept. S.-Colonel Grif-
fifth, a millionaire resident of this city
and a member Of the board Of park
commissioners. has been arrested on
the charge Of assaulting his Wife with
murderous intent. Mrs. Griffith was
shot last Thursday evening in her
room at a Santa Monica hotel, where,
with her husband and her 1~5-year-old
son, she had beer spending the sum-
mer.
Il her statement to the district at
torney Mrs. Griffith said that her hus-
band shot her after forcing her to an
swer at the pistol point some irrational
questions as to faithfulness and knowl-
edge Of any attempt to poison him.
When he shot her she was on her
knees. She Jumped up and ran to q
window, out of which she jumped, fall
ing on a roof fourteen feet below, frac-
turing her shoulder blade. Mrs. Grif-
fifth wanted a charge Of insanity pre-
ferred against her husband.
Colonel Griffith insists that his wife
was wounded accidentally. He was
bending over a trunk, according to his
story, when he heard the report Of the
revolver and turned to see Mrs. Griffith
fall to the floor. The weapon he says,
was one Of his own which Mrs. Grif-
fifth came across in gathering together
their effects for packing. How it was
discharged Colonel Griffith says he
does not Know. He denied that there
was any possible cause for a quarrel.