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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
SOUTH HAVEN.

South Haven. Mich. July s.-Business at
this resort Is at its height. Never in the
history of this popular resort has there been
such large number here this early in the
season.
Every train and boat brings in large
number, and many of the resorts are filled
to their capacity.
One of the many things which is creating
no little amount of excitement among the
zens Is the expected arrival Of the new
sietl twin-screw steamship OF the Michigan
Steamship Company. newly organized, to
operate boat line between this city and
Chicago Marine men say 1t win be the
largest addition to the lake fleet since the
Manitou came out. The initial trip of the
shipyards at Port Huron. Mich, July II.
when the new boat will leave her dock for
South Haven. and Is expected to reach
South Haven on the morning OF July I6,
and Will go on regular schedule. July Ii. The
vessel Is 2i9 feet long. rs feet beam and
has capacity, of 900 persons anG 100
and is built of steel throughout. The build
OF the Easiland is radical change in
lake boats. steps have been taken to in
structior. Her lines are Of an Atlantic
linsr ard the in:eriu. - are in
many respects different from lake cats.
The summer visitor and especially those
Of the Catholic faith Will be much pleased
MS season ,, in the completion Of 81. Bas!l.s
the church was held sunday
Mrs. Rex ard family OF St Louis, and
-:iFs Estelle Kupfer.e and Miss NJ. Kupferle
sre al the Narsland.
L. S. Parker of Jefferson CITY Mo-.
stakeholder in the Avery Beach Hotel and
Monroe Park Association. spend couple of
days at Avery Beach Hotel this week.
The Reverend Johnston of St Louis was
guest of Avery Beach Hotel this week
An Informal entertainment was given
Wednesday ssening at Sleepy Hollow Re-
sort. Solos. musical numbers and dancing
occupied the evening.
The hellroom was decorated and lighted
with electric lights in a pleasing manner
and the guests spent an enjoyable evening
Saturday night.
The opening bali was given and was at
tended by about 800 persons. guests from
the city and other resorts
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City, n. j., July 10-Good wealth
er and plenty of sunshine for the past week
nave brought down crowds Of health and
pleasure seekers to this resort. The past
rev weeks of unreasonable weather had
caused the residents to imagine there
would be no ummer, and in consequence
no season for Atlantic City Inside the
past week all the railroads have been doing
a rushing business. and the house and rent
agents have reaped n harvest Since last
Monday there has been a large number of
houses rented out for the season at the
low inquire OF 800 10 $50 The railroads
help to handle the Increase of human
freight ana luggage. Owing to another life
being lost near Young's Pier. an extra
number of life guards have been assigned
70 DUTY and apparatus placed at convenient
places along the beach for protection of
life This week will bring about the social
season outside and many Of the society
crowd will come out In force to witness the
Horse Show. There are some entries from
inc west. among them two from 1ndianap-
dlery Association, which has many mem
bers, In the West. and which is under the
ono. 8ihciai direction of Westerners. will meet
Board of Officers: President. William
Houghton: Detroit. Mich. vice president. r.
"A. Hennr1ckson. Indianapolis. Ind: treas-
secretary Henry othmer. Chicago III.
Louis D. Beyland. who WAS Consul TO
Jamaica during Cleveland's administration.
was visitor at this resort during the week..
Miss Grace McMenamin, pretty Young
woman from Lafayette, o.. + Mt present
visiting the Reverend Doctor and Mrs. c. d.
Sinkinson nj their cottage on South Bel
mont avenue A few evenings ago Mime. e.
A. Hockey, a graduate Of the Denver Con-
ssrvatory OF Music. and soprano Of re-
pute, sang at the Auditorium under tho
auspices of Mount Nebo Baptist Church,
and there was quite a number Of the So
ciety from Western States present. Quite
number of inoonliSht trips have been ar
, Among the crowds of visitors from the
west who are CHARTERED at the larger ho-
tells and bcarding-houses are the follow.
Ing: Mr.. ard Mrs. f. J. Carroll nj tho
Strathhaven: Mr.. and Mrs A. Knight. Mt
the Chelsea: Miss Baer and A. r. Baer. Mt
the Royal Palace: C. f. Pollock, j. H.
overall and c. f. Runk. Mt the Pcnnhurst;
L. NJ. Eberson IL at the Avon Inn; Mr. and
Mrs. Z. L. Taylor at the Islesworth; S.
Lsden and c. Wackcnson, at the Dunlop
The Dennis has quite a crowd of western
ers, among them being: Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
n Ireland. maid and child Of Detroit: Mrs
c D. Ferris of California;: A. NJ Harburs
and wife; Mrs. Ida d. Kiser. Miss Nellie
kissr and Mr.. and Mrs Peter Van Schanck
OF the n same city: p Warner; W b. War
Mcofau and f. s. Meter of Cleveland q
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CHILLICOTHE, MO.

are Mr.. .o, SGra Hit and Florence
dth fss ef SG"ft e. vins at Gaatin
the mrs; w Harris and children are spending
mis- Miss Mary Pintter Marsnre, Asper. Mari2I
sn.n, MI Marion sotham and Kathleen stinr McNal'
Miss Coral Elicit Of West Point. Miss. re-
tixss home Tuesday. after visit with reia
,, Mrs. u. T a. Scot. and daughter are at Colo,
', Miss Emma Broaddus of Kansas City arrived
l.. NeWnnSs TO be the guest OF her sister MIS- D.
Mrs j.. 5. Williams gave luncheon Tuesday
LOT Mrs Joseph Watson of Kansas CITY .
hs a's'f Mi Club had an outing Monday to
Miss 1g Sernby returned Is,ona iro n,
MSs hs HSss Of st hS arsa Fsy
Mrs; Jennie Buckn.r and OF FL Paso. Tex.
Mrs e k ' cSapman ne6 Of st, Louis arrived las,
" M.. to as sr MIS- 1d s'ss SSsv s
MeriG S.. La. where she has been IN an extend
ed MRS. Tss' to TS!a'i E:es,r,c, and little daughter
Mildred derarted last week for an extended
' Mrs to ns pSns n in The x Ens in Denver
~ Miss Ssdie clabnuEh depnr,.d WsdnSsday Tor
Ms visit to MeI n MS and Miss as
d asGaF Mri Tqs:Say ss to Mr.
MIS-. Fred Hnwl-v Is visiting In Nevada
the sc 2a Of Jonas Ss4 Of a Rns
several we %ss f r%irned home
MISSES Ellen Deg.lnIan. Laura Byrd ami Ma,
ME Ncsinith departed last week Tor Denver ana
other Colorado points. to he absent two weeks
MIS- I. e. Campbell departed Thursday Tor
visit to Kansas city. relatives.
Miss Ethel Wells visited in Kansas CITY the
hrst Of the week
Mrs. W. y. Henderson visited in Lock Springs
last week.
Miss Jessie Dimmitt departed TUESDAY for Den
Yer.
Miss May Ro:nciser returned "Wednesday from
Moorcsvilc springs
Misses Anna and Mary Broaddus departed this
week for an extended trip to Colorado resorts
Miss Bette Baker returned to Columbia Tues
day after "A lengthy visit with her cousin. MISS
lnez Gordon.
Misses Mary and Choc Murray departed last
week for their home in Liberty. after a visit
with Mrs. ". II. Sipple
Misses Laura Herman and Ethel Wells are
visiting at Mooresville SPRINGS
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dunn returned THURSDAY from
short visit to Mrs. J. II. Winter Of Utica
Mrs. A.. b. Macdonald departed Thursday FOR
an extended visit TO Gaiena. Kas.
a pleasant affair in society last week was
breakfast party given by Mr.. and Mrs TAFT
Messrs. Charles Faus. St Joseph: PM Croaks.
Ben 3randenhurger. Misses Ada and Bess Tart
Mrs Gaines Of ST. Louis is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Yancey.
Ms. Will scamp,on of Moberly 1. visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Milbank.
ala,in aGs Hs IL ShSf 9s a Paul Kit, o'
Miss Lulu blanchard returned Saturday from
an extended visit TO Marion; la.
The most elaborate social event that has
taken place here for some time was Jananess
party Thursday afternoon. at Elks Hall. $50
guests, enjoying the afternoon The hos,esse5
Paul Kilt. Elegant prizes and luncheon con-
cuded the evening
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MACON. MO.

friends lend. in in this city; 60,
bina several days last week.
Miss Manic sharp cam" in "Wednesday night
days Of Mis- Mary sharp
walter se1 {. Goodsen returned Tuesday from Il
Miss Mae Nanclere finished her visit with
friends in La Plata Tuesday and returned to her
Messrs. Roy Fov. Paul G,esselman. Fred Sol
with sheibina friends
MI, Mrs r T Holman an. and daughter Miss Flora.
John r. Lyeli d shcibina.
Miss Bonnie B!gEs u s'i,elhina is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ruhey departed SATURDAY
s, FOR sn s ~ m where they viii
Miss ley Wood returned TO her home here Tues
day; after several weeks visit with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartman and son. Thomas.
are ths guests OF Sir. and Nrs. John II Lyen
The Misses Mary and Ruth Dysar, Of Mar
and departed for Salisbury Tuesday; where they
will spsnd fe" GAYS before Ie,u5n ns i17
r.,rt sunday night tor an extended trip through
Tracey Roberts Of Chicago arrives Saturday to
visit several weeks with his parents in this
Mis-. Halle Patton Is the CUES, Of La Plata
Miss Mora sauvinette will depart next Thurs
vii be sb.sn, t%@ weeks. ,. r,.1.-.
several weeks. She was accompanied far as
ST. Louis by her mother Mrs. g. ". Malcolm,
who vii! visit several days there.
Misc Doris Mcrrie1ies pleasantly entertained
night
Miss Mae Dessert has issued Invitations to her
friends for entertainment at her home
Vine street Wednesday night
MI and Mrs ". e. McCuly and daughter.
MISC Eugenia. and son. Harry departed Tuesday
night Tor Portland. Ne. From Portland they will
proceed down the Atlantic Coast Boston. The
Niagara Falls and points in Canada will be Wis
TIED They viii also visit New York. Washing
ton. Cincinnati and Chicago.
. The following guests composed a merry party
that spent the evening East Fork PARK sew
era. :. miles west OF town. Tuesday evening: Mis-
es Daisy Rowland. Marde Burns. Mabel Martin.
Addie Durham. Mayme williams Elizabeth
,iirar tg". Valley Dessert Messrs Charles Sharp.
Enn-t sharp. Earl Burns Frank Grantees. Ed
MMeidher. Herman Nj Ter and r. ". J. sharp.
ne1srs and Mines F. W. Gieselman. J. F.
smith. J; Gellhaus and c. A. Shortrdge.
Az " NIFTY Of the close friends OF Doctor and
slis. Scrutchheld held a moonlight picnic on tho
beautiful lawn in front Of the doctor. residence
! ! .sIay night Luncheon served and the
ocfasIcn was one OF the most enjoyable OF this
seasons society functions.
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Notes About Society
in Neighboring Cities.

where they were the guests of Mrs. Charlie,
Miss Jennie Morrison Is visiting Miss Doris
Mrs 5: V. Castle departed Monday for v.i,
Nj, Miss Lucy Rloehsr departed Monday for q
visit IN Kansas city. and from there she will
and Mrs w" H s Rana ss wedue,
ay t iFG Frsnc ss' ysi, with friend, in St Louis f
Mr. Henry I.anphemer departed Tuesday for
Mrs. Eisnr p. Ford GSrarisd Tuesday for a
Stsi n, With her her sis,er-n-law Mrs. H. D. Elliott.
" Mis- Linda Brown OF Kansas city arrived
,c Ms n, ;I,. Holland q Kansas city: who has
mn and n4y Mrs Tonne of MnpsaP %4s
z9 Hg Parents Mr.. and Mrs J. I. wi,slOck
visit with fitends in Kansas CITY and warrcns-
" T5 n s3a fe1 s aG'5!s4 Fesi
Of r slscr MTs OF K faSnv''e Is the guest
Min, MI; caTsmGs f Elder Of Fl ra;o Tes Is
of Mrs 4 \ MA. Mnl,by and daughter Miss Louisa;
Ms MIS- William Powell departed Tuesday for their
S an sfd viii fh0s sDsnd the
sumner Eistns tho pleasure resorts of the Cen
- M I dGpgd Mn, L2yi;Esr returned Wednesday
vIs Nr and 1,s Mn r ampkn Of St Lcss are
Mss he>.ie Brinton departed Monday for
Ms Ethel Collins dcpsried Monday for r,si,
N, Ms Ma;se Glenn departed Thursday for
VEL III WIN friends in Pueblo. colo ,,,-
'fI Is. are re visiting friends a, California:
Ml's Ruby ShaeTer Is visiting relatives ana
Mrs kathisea ieP Furnaii departed Tuesday for
VIII Miss VEN frnds IN "Wednesday for
M NTH soiourn in Colorado.
Miss Mabis Hams returned "Wednesday from, a
visit with her sister. Mrs. E. L. Lcvcns. at Ne
Misses Msrv Merit and MarEare, Mechanics
Gepat'.f thursday for a visit with friends In
Miss Mary Glass has returned from an e1-
Mr. r. " Gia!sco S.'e Of T Kansas CITY i, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. n. Ferguson;
a Mart Man RnF "a. and e. witt, Mis- s MaFts
Davis at OskalGosa. Ia.
S Mf hay ndn Hog s,ss and children ss and 0 Tr
S. Shirk. departed Thursday for their home. be
ing p by adSe s and r Ms IN no
: James s7cncer Of 81 Louis. who has been
pr; weG AZ ed s'f for her r' home 'N
- elsses Bertha jump and Marion Lee departeed
and Cher 'I W.s an s.a,s IT'D
Mrs. Henry Pehng and daughter. Lsona. are
s .a ssa in st IL q bod nhG Who ha.
been the guest Of her siste. Mrs. William Court
ey Tp5a e for ssr sns;a,y for
west and will he abscn, until fall.
thi! city and Miss Harriet Lover. daughter Of
NJ and Mrs 4 Lower was <i sG.smn os h al
Dudley NJ. Ciagrett. rssior Of the LonswoSd
The ring service being used. Doctor Sutton and |
bride deysr,ed wsdne,daEy evening on "a. TIP
lantic Coast resorts.
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SEDALIA, MO.

LOUIS on a visit to friends
Miss M Mpna gs, Of G%,hTe OK" Ia visiting her
Mrs Minnie Hemnhl departed Tuesday for an
extended visit at Denver and other points ir
Mrs Frances Wallace returned Monday from a
Mrs Gertrude " 'Ksnaie DEPARTED Monday for
visit with relatives and friends in Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzpatrick Of jefferson
Metsry yer a.psrsd Tuesday ,S' for a" the r
Ms:eE Lille Brnt,on and Georgia feeling re-
turned , Monday from vis', with friends a, boon
Mr,es N.lle and Louise Frock departed Mon
DAY Tor Kansas CITY To spend a week with
Mis- Mary Condor departed Tuesday for n
from visit with Mrs. Cal naberr s.I in wieb ,s
Mrs. Ed Huston and daughter. Miss Mildred.
dsrar,sd TTns,day for visit with friends al
Mrs John Gniken Of Knobno,ter. departed Mon.
day for visit OF several weeks in Denver. 1oIo-
JOIN ia,.h%d H." d Sas '%sr Ms" . for
Omaha; ,n %he r.. abe YIN p WIT, her .,tsr.
fr en-. Va, With friends il 81, ISui.. "e'""'
vs, Win aHf r.nd ErFS ss'%sa u'y from
Mr. and Mrn. ". A. Maniey of Toledo. o.. who
have been the guest, q III. family OF Doctor ".
Ms. An,ss departed @.dne. a",,F for n"%' ys,
WIN Mi.a rls sla,S 81 G, Ii, ay
htrcrt "t ''N'"
a.; Mi.res Maxine and Morn L.nnnri, are home
City. W "'"nhA
Misn Efne Henry Of Nevada arrived M,,d,v .,
20 tho guest Of Mirs Edna Burrow-n and other
As Mt Mn Enns y, N SSsS.' and ss:h;
NJ a Ei s,a.y q Fart Finh street, ''' VI
OF or. Nest Sixth street. departed Wedneraay To-.
NJ; NJ; and Mrs; Peter. Hoffman and daughter,
liam Jolly and daughter. Miss RUBY Js,n MAJ
Iusnuhy Tor I.9h ANGLER. cal. and VIII remain
Ml"s Mssso 'I Edw.r az a ,nm%r, %onhs
LOUIS To visit friends and relatives A""' Tor NJ
S day from WRIT with Mr. and Mra' X 4. An
O., MT and Mrs A. r. Hnurl and non, Warren NJ
H. Lnni' arc tho suna,s OF MIR. and Mrs 4 j.
2ss yis,,ns their "fens Mr. and Mr. w 12nih
,r.Mi Misses nclle md Tresra IIinshaw drr,usd
Miss Mabyl Krnsu. Of rarrnec nrri"sa r,nws..
Day TO be tho guest Of Mrs Lucy a.n.fy '""'''
rn Mrs W A. ltobcIts and daughter returned
wsa ,r dHf far ne ri,; m,, q arrived
Ps"n S fnn he. Nh s.s sc departed
.Mir. All. Rresn den :, Nd. o.. .,,,,
Of i've s y: S, IL ksnsss d e, VISIT
at MrS"s.. 49, s Is si,i'ias nor daughters
e-ias nc < que sen.y Il. s.I.,nx in xan.s. CITY.
'p S,..s. ' rls skIn sa Sn'eI' "'' W. Gross
'' =" ".ls6s Wsdnesds from ' Winnsid. Kas..
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NATION, ILL.

Miss Clara Harris spent the week with friends,
VI Mrs. Alfred Andrews spent the week with her
'' Mrs. Chariss Hardy has returned from visit
Il" Harry Mathers of Franklin. Ind. is visiting
Miss Laura Bridgman of Chicago is guest
o. D M,ss Norton and wife and daughter ollv,
have returned 20 their home In Effngham after
M X,:'' and H Mrs. Edward stubbins of Cairo are
visiting relatives. 4
Indianapolis after visiting relatives for week.
Misses FIc and Minnie -, Lewis s,-I hsve gone to
Charles Beall and sister. Marie are home front
Mrs. J. y. Scot. and daughter. Lola. are Wis.,
fling relatives in Lexington; III
Misses blanche Mullen and Mary Butler Of 81.
Luis were guests OF Miss Clara Harris this
M Mrs. and M CHARLES BGns On
T and Ss rs Sidney Fs s o Newton
the week with friends in this city. /.
sSeiSyxe to make that city their future home
Mrs. Lucretia Hathaway has returned home to
Collins @iSnsG and az: J. o. Mecielland. -a'''eS
Miss Gertie Mason OF Charleston is visiting her
Mrs Mrs. E c. Csvins and son. Harold. have re-
turned to their home in Pana after visiting rela-
William Rice and Miss Jessie Ashworth have 4
Mrs. l. G Henley and dauahter. Latte. hav. !
gone to California to remain the balance of the !,
Guy starkweather has returned to La Junta.
Colo. after visit with relatives. ii
Mrs. Frank Siepel and son. Clifford. have re-
turned home to Arcola after visiting Willis d
Mrs. O.. A. Loeb and daughter. Elsa have -
returned home to Chicago after visiting Mrs. j
Misses Lutte and LYDIA Hart have gone to Cpl-
orsdo TO spend the summer.
f.. p. Chaplin visited friends in Champaign this :.
week. ~,
LAFAYETTE Day of LAUREL Ind. was a guest Of !,
j. NJ. Bresee and family this week. -
George Rudy is home from a visit in Terrs
Mrs. Reverend McNabb has returned home 10
Camp Point. ILL.,. after visiting Mrs G. FL Canan
Earl Ihrelkeld and wife of Peoria spent the
WE Wis. WIN nl,,. friends in this city. ~
piss olive Mckinney. who has been the guest =
q Miss Dora Darneil. has returned home 10
Mt and Mrs. L. F. Garlic Of East St. I<uis i
week. " - iA' aAo AainiiS This
Mt and Mrs. J. F. Auer have returned HON. "a
iathani after visiting s. @. Auer and fansiiv "
fri.nds Il, Hughes ,p Of Champaign is a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. .. c. Robertson and son. vsa
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souri,; Kansas and Oklahoma In tn. interes, OF
The University Military Academy. OF which he
Is PRINCIPAL.
MR. ". z Harshe made short visit to st.
l., Mrs. Charles Matthews and children are spend
me several weeks at Excelsior Springs.
"ir. Patterson Mcliain returned TUESDAY after
short trip St. Louis
., UT and Mrs Hammond Of Trhana. Ill. are
spehd1nr the summer with Mrs Hammonds
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. s Denham near Columbia
Miss Blanche Tounker returned her home In
summer school.
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ster. VI 5000 ' ~ "
:. MT and Mrs B. F. Robinson departed on Sun
Gay Tor six weeks in the AdIrondacks.
Na aIs Thomas Fields and daughter have gone to
sc Mrs Mary Embry is entertaining Miss Virginia
sciinple Of Liberty No.
=, Mrs Mont Kelley is entertaining her sister,
hfS. Wade Mountfortt OF New York.
Mas f' . Jsarlss WE'LL is sniss'anns her sister
Mrs David T. Cook is entertaining her sister.
hfs j. ii. Davis NJ Lincoln
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The .Nev YORK; I,r,,.s,

Leaves St Louis 1870 noon each day via
dalia-Pennsylvania lines. FIrst-cinss ac-
commodations Northumberland maid in
attendance, library smoking car iHserva
ton car, dining car and sleeper..
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Clay and James. of Paris. Tex, are at
the Terrace Hotel.
Mr.. Beach Lane and Mr. Robert Holmes
of st. Louis are visiting friends in Milwau-
Inc
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sankcy sclIn Hi. Hom..

New York, July 1l-1ra d. Sankcy. III,
evangelist, who is now totally Hind hn.
sold his country home at Eastport, L. 1.
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or Jim. e
81 Memorial Dog Poem
for Common Foffs

BY 14Rz. ". GRID
Jim, akin' about today? Why, m We see,
Was in the war together, with Sherman
An that was forty thereabout,
An the hev an ms
Jim brave an an fought years,
An the only thing i'm finch wit
Was word from home he
But sodern, sr-well Jim sgoodas find
NO. Jim amt in the line today, amarchin long with
Like we used march together with Sherman
For he's too old an feeble an
I'm 'rad but I'd like to have oil Jim me today.
Maybe noticed i'm comrade is 0 boys marched BY
Asetiu' in the window an a in
For when e the boys in blue
But I'm afraid, sir comrade fore another year goes by
OF Jim IL be amarchin' to the big sky,
For he's too feeble be in line,
An decorate the with us this
Jms heart S big ks, an almost
He's marched with tear
Would gisten would around
On the tn boys before
OF Jim?-I love Untrue see-an he way today
AN remembern tn blue, didn't
Fer they kindred brave We yer
Those fellows under Lee
AS OF Jim comrade then, sir, I'm goin' to be like m-
Strew OF the blue an ake-I II just him.
For that's just how he'd do it if he here today,
But poor OF Jim, I'm raid sir of the stay.
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8 The UNION and the twice aweek
World Hearld $500 year.

g
f Will be in effect from all points on
the Chicago s North Western Rail.
way for the occasions named below:
Los Angeles, May 21st to June I'd,
Presb terrain General Assembly.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 9th to 18th,
Truvelers' Protective Association.
indianapolis. Ind. June 18th to oath,
Modern Woodmen Of America.
Boston. July 9th to 10th, National
Educational Association.
Saratoga Springs, N. III, July 7th to
10th, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
Denver, July 9th to 18th, United
Christian Endeavor.
Detroit, Mich, July 10th to 10th,
Epworth League.
Baltimore, Md, July 2lst to 2sd,
B. r. o. &.
San Francisco, August nth to I'D,
g. A. r. meeting.
Baltimore. Md, Sept. 2lst to 26th,
Sovereign Grand Lodge, /. o. o. II.
For information as to rates, dates ol
sale, etc., Of these or other occasions,
call upon the ticket agent OF the
Nortii- Western Line.
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OUR COSTLY CRIME.

1t has been some time since any
republican paper has dared to claim
that the Philippines will ''pay."
The facts are too apparent for even
the most exuberant political imagin-
alton to overco me. If we could
make profit of ten per cent on
every dollars worth of goods we
sell to the Philippine Islands it
would take us more than a thous-
and years to get back what we have
already expended. If we could in
crease our present trade 1000 per
cent and make profit of ten per
cent on every sale, it would about
defray the cost OF maintaining there
two regiments Of American sol
diers. Some Of our military officers
say it will be necessary to maintain
there an army Of from 80, 1000 to 5O,-
men. An army Of 10000 men, kept
there for a single year, would con
sumo the profits on our present ex-
ports for 150 years. Besides all
this, it is to be remembered that
our exports are chiefly for the needs
OF the army and the camp-followers.
i we should cease paying the bills,
the market would disappear.
The Philippines invasion is sim
ply an expensive crime.
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a LEARNED FOOL.

| - ! n ( u
Harrison s. smalley, professor Of
political economy in the University
OF Michigan, declares that the cap
italist is made Of 'sterner stuff
than the laborert that the blue
blood blood, which courses through his
veins is richer and purer. Hear
the ass bray:
The laborer has not the warm,
rich, blue blood which means physi-
cal superiority. This same blue
blood when thinned out, stands, Of
course, for inferiority both mentally
and morally. Some men are cart
horses, worth five dollars, and other
men belong naturally to a higher
order.
Il Prof. Smalley only had some
RED blood in him he would not feel
this class superiority Of which he
pirates. he is not cart horse
worth FIVE dollars, hut simply .
university haek-horse not worth
anything at all.