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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

The grand rsgsn. and other srana officers will
day TO Sf oiissts sss' Council. " Usage accompanying:
oliyette will meet In It's new hall: Grand and
Compton Hill accompanying.
West End Hall was taxed to It's capacity to
ing Of the city. councils April Is. An The avail
rhle extra chairs were procured and still seats
PEELED to stand throuShout the entire evening.
The attendance included large delegations from
of activity in Missouri showed no indication Of
snssi iaTised G sas oii asse Of Forest 5; st P saf0e c0 nnesirs 70
occupy the chairs and confer the degrees. Fifty
t Which ap Class Maraaette ceuneii centriSIted two
candidates. Valley one, Cabanne one; olivstte
one. Mound City two. Cote Brilliante four. Carr
Lane ,f four. Ne Msnt s'sv -four; ca gfn Me1,. 1oq txsf Ssmpt0n
occasion. but consisted Ss such applicant. as the
GSsaflls had IN A npt peep Fo ae's = Pa ,als.a, sea as Ok did lf L.
wS5s With 4 !. ' ism ssnsl'if Il vas sn sre amenstsis sppisud fs
and received a hearty vote Of thanks. accom-
,ifui new parapSernsiis was received just in sea-
son for this occasion and was used for the first
After the initiation. under the direction of
Grand Orator Amedee Peting. cigars were DIS
PARK; and A: ] YiSndsll q esrr Lane; and
haa4ssses . %sfs MADE nx I; ~ S0T grand hi Regent Of F. Ell Il.
Bacon. ps s s sTssd 4 Fs SsTI d I, :; t As'ssfi Re- He.
seph Huber Of Elk and George A.. Brooks Of
North End.
It Is expected that a new council will be in
stituted at Gratiot May (. and another at st:
Joseph May 8. Two others are being Organized
Easton Council held one Of the most success
full and interesting meetings in its history on
the occasion Of the visit Of the Grand Officers.
Regent W. L. Perringer presided. and Eve can
! didates were initiated in ~faultless and impress
i've manner, each officer doing his work. per-
fectly. The council was entertained by eio-
quent remarks by Grand Regent F. H. Bacon.
Past Grand Regent L. J. Meiser, Deputy H. D..
Barnes. Past Regent Dan Daily Of Marquette.
George w Galloway, Of Cote, Brilliante.
James Clausen presiding; Visitors were present.
Vice Resent George N. Moss Of Forest Park.
Resent D. a. Brooks and Past Regent \, T. E,
Carl MoIier and other councils. The meeting was
entertained with songs by F. r. WHITTIER. reel
tations by A.. Olsen. readings by William. ).
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VI M DSSNttOS
chairmau Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy
C. Ltl.E Member Of British Tubereuiesis
Conrress; Member Of National Asso-
citation for the P~revention
Of Consumption.
cnnsumption not only can be cured. but 10
bsipg cured every day by Antidotum Tubercu-
lose. It is q home treatment that exterminatss
every germ and rebuilds, restrengthens, andre.
a. proof. The hundreds AntidotumT tuberculosis
has changed from shadows 10 strong men. from
mere wisps OF women into plump. full shesteo
maidsns and matrons, the new lease OF life for
he thin, pale, hopeless sufferers In the very
shadow OF the tomb. form q wall OF PROOF
against which there can be no contention.
false hope OF vain decisions. but we'll grounded
science does not stand still. 1t is advancing
taSss and brushing aside the theories OF yes
tsrday. Just as certain a. that germs are the
cause of Consumption is It that the remedy
mind you. not relieve 1T, or lessen Its pangs.
but rid the system Of 1t for good and all. That
remedy is Antidotum Tuberculose "a Trial
i has@en' the he deadly enemy Of the consump,
ton germ. II it were not all and more than is
claimed for it the company could never have
won for its chairman Mr.. Q. X; Buckhout .
Prevention Of Consumption, OF which h. r n.
the Prince Of Wales is president, Lord Lister
vice president, and His Majesty King Edward
that ali this misery. the hollow cough. the
blood-spitting, Hight-sweats, weakness, and
wasting away result from colonies of deadly
germs that cluster about your vttals and are
literally eating away your life Til slightest
symptom that tells OF the presence OF these
gerr1s il natures warning and should be In
otantly needed. II you already have consump-
ton, or merely fear that you are contracting
the disease; il you have that horrible heritage
death faint in the blood. which will sooner or
later prove its presencedon't put Oh for q
oingle day writing to the kalamazoo Tubef-
eulosis Remedy Co. CLtd.). 752 Main St.. Kala-
maSoo, Michigan, for the FREE Trial Treat
ment and the plain and comprehensive litera.
sufo which they will gladly send you. ali
cAAfEes prepaid. Remember the trial treat
Uent is absolutely FREE. It is your sacred
slvty to stop the encroachmentp of this terrible
disease before it Is too late. As you value life
acc :c:tb. writ ~'-S
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Knisht. and Ladie. Of security.

Reorganization and material realization. with
membersh II and social activity. We're the main
textures Of last week.
si Ese has nsw his s'f hand. F fail N BUSINESS sfns,asf IN the s.U city.
to say nothing Of the work in East St Louis.
Protection Council. with It's latest boom e,
coming to the front: and will now rank with
s sysnu %e cssnc int Ia. II; a l rSs ssS,al h %issf1 .o be Park
Anshor. Home Council has had reason e be
l hsy'I e. !S isss week Ras Ssins,n as i hsSp Sasa'f ana e s%a:
f0 gsc To ts'n coune At a w si"' veil q ne attended Monday
sysni1s s.rs a large class 81 SMELL, wt.1 Be - ,nl s.sseam May sSm :
xOnderiul movements. 4 grand outing is be
I Ing. D siRss fu aps soas s0T to msss .lHaaI SGS.as. Tar
White Rose Council continues TO enjoy Its fine
a ans 4sanss.s and 10 Ds %sas .ss eH Htsi,s1l' Which sss ,n sisss
eneourasemen. to the work; n.,,,. ur.,,
pr p5aas 81 ne 1r M iss aes s01 msssin q ana maaf, sspe stsa .
large attendance. Sister Julian: secretary re-
ports business active. many applications being
Anchor Council. with Sister Finn and Brother
| ness. This council is the first to receive new
sllken robes. and still have a fine surplus in the
i aa ansn yyos esSneil ss sS = . .,sslf with me sl0s event a.
| senting to the council a beautiful new silk ban
| ner, handsomely trimmed ana embossed IN SILVER
and gold. It produced q sensation: Refresh
ments and entertainment were provided. under
the supervision OF Brother Bamberger and wife
| and Sisters Campbell and woitz-
! Mckinley Council has its own piano. and menu
| hers who can play. Music hath its charms. and
| President Hookham makes use Of It In this coun-
| ell.
| the meetings being well attended.
| The COMMITTEES OF the whole were seen In line
at the Dedication parade Thursday. sizing up
the crowd X would be expected to entertain at
l the Worlds Fair. The weather was q little cool.
but q "hot time is anticipated In 1904.
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knights of Father Mathew.
aa ST LGeIs; =, Ne ;bl !. Ina had r oas initiation and two
Fl raT seSa & i,n s; ki sss faksn On En Rsw li Are a Seln *
made to increase the membership.
at 81 its Fa s a M No. ESQ j. VII Ma sSla sa 0p sTea meeting as
MSnea ys assni nj, b The ms sSsn snoa sas at q s shls mee IN
8. Malachy. No. s.s. open meeting last week
and literary features were part Of the pro-
ST. Theresa. No. l. is making arrangemenss
Mcadam, organizer. The entertainment given by
meeting. '.as Twelve nsS !. %saOs : xsEs adnIsssss
was made by Bro; ssannell Of ST: Leo's: Re.
James seannell. ". II. corcoran. p: J. Moyni-
han E,ne William Io s y Mc hss svs and ,n,, Tam Gon sSs SOW
erai applications last meeting.
la IS, @ AtshHasa as a 40 result vi H "a the ss'r esns sse!'e q ihs
parish by the organizer. William s., McAdani.
The council is making arrangements for an en-
St, Leo's. No. 2s. continues Its good work. Al
Reverend Fathes HAIRY as a token Of esteem on
the eelebra,ion Of his silve, Jubilee; .,r.
St; Mathews, no. 81. had seven limitations last
itual director. who has charge Of the work re-
up the matter with the pastors Of the several
parishes. with a view OF having the boys ad-
mitted to the Knights OF Father Mathew.
The Uniform Hank. <. F, MS, mammoth
euchre will be held at the Exposition building
May 6, and all arrangements are complete;
the councils are taking an active interest In the
euchre and will attend in large numbers.
.s wi BlsIIm,s s; M %oEk fos o 9ssanlIies. a h Council SffI IN
VIM. rector. has given the project his hearty
support.
u. ]. Kiileen, the organizer for Illinois. re-
ports three new councils in prospect of being
organlzed-,wo at Chicago, and one at Peoria,
Ill. The one at Peoria will be a reorganization
OF a council formerly located there
The Father Mathew, Monument ] -oGiation has
been incorporated. and active VOL will be COM
menced toward the erection Of the monument in
the Worlds Fair grounds.
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Ladies of the G. A. r.

The members of this order are entertaining
their sister members and the comrades. who are
here for the Dedication ceremonies Of the Louist-
ana Purchase Exposition.
The department president. Ms Bmmarett
Appai are the guests OF the national chaplain.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Stark. They will be present at
the next meeting Of the Colonel William Henry
Stark Circle. No. :. and will also attend the
convention OF the Department Of Illinois: Ladies'
OF the G. A. R.. in the Music Hall on COllinsvill.
avenue. East St. Louis. to be held May 5, 6
and !.
The Department Of Illinois has sent cordial
greetings to the Department of Missouri to be
present in the convention and to attend the re-
ception at the Arcade building on the evening Of
Wednesday, May 6 This is to be a joint recep-
Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's
Relief Corps, and the three organizations in East
St, Louis have put forth their best energies to
make all visitors welcome. There will be a camp
fire on each Of the evenings in the Grand Opera
listened to
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Ladies Of the Maccabee..

New Missouri Hive. No. Il. held its 18th reGu-
large attendance. Twp candidates were oblleat-
ed and three applications received. State Com,
mander Lady May A. C.. Baikie was present and
was heartily welcomed. this being her first visit
to the hive since Its organization. She was
greatly pleased to see the. work done SO nicely.
and c~omplimented the deputy. Lady Minnie
Knapp, upon her work in this hive. also the
members for the active interest displayed. Al
though the members have been active and perse-
verinR In their duties. after the many encourag-
Ing remarks from the State commander they, have
taken up the work with renewed effort, and vii!
exert their power in assisting to have Missouri
in the lead. Lady Minnie Knapp. solicitor OF
the hive, presented the members with a large
Bible and. a beautiful altar cloth. Lady baikss
making the presentation speech. This was q
great and appreciated surprise to the members.
Among the visitors were Ladies' Alstatt- HOMER,
Risdon. Heckel. Parson. Morton. Mcfarland:
Goodman. Howell, Bauer and Shepard. all OF
whom spoke words of encouragement and inter-
est. On May 10 the hive will give an afternoon
euchre at Debrecht's Hall. corner McNair and
Lyrch streets.
Only nifty more members will bring the order
up to the 1000 mark.
Mrs. Baikie. State commander. expects to meet
Mrs. Hollister. the supreme COMMANDER, IN Shi-
cago this week. where they have been invited to
attend the class Initiation given by the nives IN
The e. o. T. N. of Missouri has given $2o5.4s
toward the Worlds Fair Fraternh bui!dlne. A
second call for funds toward the temple mas been
issued from the Supreme Board OF Trustees All
hives In the State that have not contributed Will
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The meeting. OF Red Cross. Lodge. No. "a,
Wednesday night was the occasion Of a fra;ernal
visit from the chancellor commanders of the
other city lodges. and the interchange Of views
did much TO benefit the order. Grand Chancellor
Games gave an illustrated stereopticon lecture
which was highly interesting. Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seal Holmes was also present. More
meetings of this kind will enlarge the views Of
the members and be OF lasting benefit to the or
der.
Chevalier Lodge; No. %. held a business meet
ing last Wednesday. The Committee on By
Laws made a partial report. Several visitors
were present. Brother Teddy failed to call. but
Professor Shaw was there. and his musical selec-
tons were appropriate to the occasion. The mem
beers were all decorated and ready to do honor
to the event
Robert Fl Cowan Lodge, No. ISL. met on last
Monday night. A large attendance was present.
Several visitors from sister lodges We're present.
On next Monday night the lodge will have work
In the rank OF Page.
Pythagoras Lodge held a business meeting on
Thursday last. which was well attended. a large
number Of the recent class gave views of the or
der. and all are determined TO assist in building
up the membership. The rank Of Page VIII be-
conferred upon five applicants at the next con-
vention.
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Anchor Lodge had a good meeting. The frst
decree was conferred on two candidates, and the
third degree on one. At next meeting. Monday
evening. May 4. there will be one candidate for
initiation.
Arcadian Lodge Initiated two candidates, The
first degree was conferred on three candidates
and the second on one. Visitors complimented
the desree stan on the GOOD work done, r..
ton from Naomi were visitors. Two candidates
were elected. The next meeting there will be
an Initiation.
Mechanics Lodge had two applications for
membership, three for ballot and one for mi
tiation. NJ. II. McKeldin. Louisville. KY: Kirtz
puniery; Peoria Ia: J. W; Lanasrs, Memphis.
ors. There were three for first degree.
Earl Walsey. past grand master OF Oklahoma,
with A. Thompson and G. W.. Murdoch, members
of the fraternity from that part OF the coun-
try. spent several days in the city attending
the Worlds Fair Dedication ceremonies.
Laciede Lodge had a slim attendance. many
Of the members being absent at the Worlds
Fair Dedication festivities. One candidate was
baIioted upon. c.. C. Anderson and T. S. Price
from Kirksvflle, Mo-, were visitors.
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The Modern Brotherhood OF America Of Mason
City, Ia. has opened up the work In St. Louis,
and, through the work Of j. n. Chapman. has In
stltuted the ntss lodge in the city. Ledru Sill
souri,. and J.. N. Chapman district deputy and
manager for St. Louis and county, with head
quarters at No. 212 Ozark building. Many lodges
will soon be instituted Throughout the city. The
work will be pushed by a number OF deputies
placed in the field. Lodge No. I'LL has the ORR
entail Hall. at Jefferson and Adams street.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTs' BRIDGE TEE.
MINAL TRAIN
0USnvYCC

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streste
dailycs;io. EGO. SO. $50 p n. Easssps sand,y.
Saturday and Sunday onIy-l1:tf p. m. sanday
o1iy-s:A 1;eS a m: l2:zs 2
s:es. s:s5 p. m. Except sunasy--os. e.; i;l:
and Sunday only-n:s D. M. sunday nIyl;
7:IS a m: iz:2s p. m..., c.r Au.L.a
2:i5. SIS. ZIP p. m. Except Sunday-s:A. -
7:02, s:2A, $50, lilo g. M: AS. s:7 p m est-
1870 m. SATURDAY and sunday snIy-ltss
Leave Madison. daily-1:ls. 80. So, 7:t1 ,. n.
Except Sunday-5:ls. 900. T.0s. s.0, 9.&. ndS g
m: 3:u. 9:aI a m Saturday oniy-4.5o p n.
SUNDAY only-s:oo. sos. 1905 a m Saturday ss1
Sunday on1y-l1:5 SO .. N.
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woman's RELIEF Corps.

Screral Visitors for The Dedication SERVICES
from various places will remain to attend the
Woman's Relief Corps Department Convention
Of Illinois. which meets in the Presbyterian
Church. on the corner Of Gatey avenue and
Thirteenth street, in East ST. Louis. May !.
continuing the 9Th and 7th. On Wednesday even
ing u Joint reception by the Illinois Department
officers of the Woman's Relief Corps, Grand
Army Of the Republic and the LADIES' OF the
Grapd Army OF the Republic will be held in the
Arcade building. and On each Of the three even
tngs campfires will oe held in the Grand Opera
house.
A cordial invitation is extended to all members
OF the order 10 participate. The department pres
ident OF Missouri. Mrs. Hollen f. Day. with
msnY other department. ofnoers, will attend.
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HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
AMONG FRATERNAL SOCIETIES,

The Illinois State Convention of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, an auxiliary of the
Grand Army of the Republic, to be held IN
East St. Lou on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week, will attract all the
members of the Woman's Relief Corps and
the ladies of the G. A. r. in st. Louis.
Campfires will take place every night in
the McCausland Opera-House, and the
daily sessions probably will be attended by
a thousand women. Many interesting en-
tertainments have been planned.
Last week was comparatively quiet
among lodges in the various orders, on ac-
count of Dedication ceremonies.
The fund for the Temple of Fraternity
continues to grow steadily, and it is be-
lieved that the enthusiasm aroused last
week will greatly quicken the raising of the
necessary money for n building at the Ex-
position. where visitors belonging to fra
ternities may be entertained.
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Council meetings this week: Monday-St. Louis
and Hamilton. T~uesday-West End and Kansas
City. Observation-Disclosures Friday-Eu-
reka.
Eureka had one application at the last reeting.
presented by Scribe e. 5. Papin. and one tnitia-
ton. Brother Papin presents an application at
nearly every meeting.
There was an exceptionally good attendance.
The following advisory officers were present:
Arcfon John weerts. Orator II. NJ. Davis. Scribe
w. E. Newman. Treasurer Joseph Abrams,
Prelate l. F. Puellmann. Sentry w. ]. Kridier
and Past Advisory Archon Win B. Weber. all
Of whom addressed the meeting.
South Side held a very interesting meeting
with a large attendance. One application was
read. Advisory Archon weerts was present and
made a forceful address. which prompted several
members to pledge applications for the next
rr~atlng.
Deputy Supreme Archon H. C. Harris presented
the following brothers with Supreme Council
prize buttons for members secured in 1902: c. L.
Godlove. F. J. Stanley. C G Hyland; v G.
was the recipient Of a handsome umbrella in
addition to the prize button, being a prize Of
fered by the council.
The last meeting of Greeley was enlivened by
the presence Of Deputy Supreme Archon F. ].
Sp.ndler. who never fails to leave a hot trail.
Brother Spindler presented Scribe II. H. Jones
and Orator W. H. Raising with the prizes due
them from the Supreme Council for efficient work
in the last year.
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Derree of Honor, A. O., q. w.

Assessment No. 3 has been called for the month
OF May by the Supefior Lodge. which must be
paid on or before the twenty eighth day Of the
month or the member will stand suspended.
Ink sns sh Gran Sea aSfEs q so Mi' seeoth Tin eo pihs e. i nil
members whose applications for beneficiary GER
tiffcates are in before May Is. 1903.
The next regular meeting of the General Ar
ransement Committee for the entertainment OF
the Grand Lodge will be held on Thursday even
avenue. Each chief of honor Ia requested to
notify her delegation to be present,
Grand Chief Of Honor Almaretta Morgan of
Kansas City spent Thursday in the city as the
guest Of her deputy. Clara B. Murrell.
Fi MnTEs'l eT LaSss he H.y their i. a sssul srsn %ss,.ns tS Ss
routine business of the lodge. The barn dance
given by the chief Of honor on, Monday evening.
April q. was a success financially and socially.
The Flower Match recently inaugurated In Muir
rell Lodge Is meeting Win Inc hearty cop
O reception on Monday evening. May IS. at their
hall. complimentary to the Grand Lodge Of
fcers and visitors who come to attend the b.
ennial session.
man deputy chief Of honor; gave a kaffse klatch
On Wednesday evening. May 8. Belle Lodge
will give a euchre and hop at its hall. Marcus
and Easton avenues Quite a number OF elegant
prizes nave been secured. and sGod music Will
The following lodges viii hold their meetings
Curing the coming week: Tuesday evening
North End and South End lodges. Wednesday
eyeninE-Relle Lodge and Germania Lodge.
Thursday evening-Wes.ern Lodge. Friday even
inSm,a,ckfosy Lodge Saturday n11 evening; South South,
invitation Is extended to any members Of the
order VINO desire to attend anv OF these meetings.
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Century Court had a very large meeting
Tuesday night. at which there was a good
crowd OF out-of-town visitors. Sisters McCarty.
Miller and Dewitt were instructed to show them
all there WAS to be seen Of interest In ST. Louis
during their stay. Sisters Conley and O'Leary
entered into a laughable debate. the subject he
ine. should Women Propose MarriageT' The
debate was won by Sister conley. she taking the
Affirmative.
Sister Dewitt rendered a vocal and also a
violin solo. Sister McCarty amused the members
and friends with a skirt dance.
The Century Quartet, composed of Sisters Kay,
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Terminal Camp, w. OF w.

Terminal Camp held It's regular weekly meet
ing last wednesday night with a large attend
membership were passed upon. and a very en-
thusiastic meeting was held.
Arrangements for participating in the Civic
Parade were made. Sovereign Clarity OF Mobile.
Ala was present and made a very interesting
talk. Mr.. Garrity was one OF the delegates to
the Good Roads Convention. held last week at
the Odeon.
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Knights of Father Mathew.

Mcnamara. LOTUS and Doctor Nufer. rendered
4 few sentimental selections. after which Ice
cream. cake and cigars were served.
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Knight. of the Maccabees.

On Saturday evening. May 8. the Hungry Six.
will visit the tent at st. Charles. Mo-, and all
Maccabees that desire to go should be present
at Wel1ston at 1880 p. m. Cars have been Sc
cured. and arrangements made for Tansporta-
The great record keeper has returned from a
trip to Fulton and Versailles. At Fulton 9 pub
lie meeting was held. which Will undoubtedly
result IN a great deal OF good to the tent. Sir
Knights Craighead, Robertson. fancey and Ba-
ker are hustling to keep this tent to the front.
At Versailles an interesting review was held
have been in the city during the last week to
take part in the Dedication exercises and expect
to return TO their various fields the early part
Of the week. Both OF these deputies are doing
excellent work in the field.
Great Lieutenant Commander o. C scnnitzer
and wife were In the city during the last week
attending the exercises and were callers az the
Great Camp. headquarters. Sir knight Schnitzer
Union Tent, No. 80. had q very pleasant and
evening. A great many Sir Knights Of the city
were present. After following out q. select pro
gramnie. dancing was INDUCED In Tor the Few
remaining hours.
Of notification OF Sir knight Horrom,s death at
the hospital as the result Of an accident. which
happened three weeks ago. Union Tent was well
represented at the funeral.
The next review promises big 0eveiopments
numrous initistions being on file. The band goes
American Tent Nc, U.s. reyiew will be held
will be initiated. and the record keeper has
received several applications presented BY Com
mander D.: NJ. Cause and others. All Sir knights
i. cordially invited.