The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-31

h00Se
gifveh, daughter Of the President Of tn
THUn.ted States. saw much and was seer
4 L; many in the holiday crowd yesterday.
III Her most remarkable experience was ;
w tip on the Exposition lagoon in 4 drivin,
II rainstorn. Perhaps one Of her happies
N moments was when she saw picture o
n herself in the Mexican division of th.
&west Art Palace-a picture which she di,
not recognize. but at which she laughed
long and heartily after being informed
| 4 thai 1t was supposed to he likeness o
NJ herself
II Miss Roosevelt arose hoping that th'
weather would clear. for she had pleas
snt duty to perform.
She was to have named a boat. The
electric launch David r. Francis. although
| It is tho boat reserved for the entertain
ment OF Worlds Fair guests. has never
been officially name,i- That honor was TO
nave fallen 10 Miss Roosevelt had the
weather permitted
The hour for naming the boat was set
~
calling in ,o,re,,s and Miss Roosevelt, ard
,he lsdie- n, her marty heg,rs 70 5espajr
that thar cherished nI.,, Of the ,iav WAS
,,deed ,o ha s,>oiIed Ap1ioDsIv they
watched rrurn The windows; of the direc-
,,-z, ,oo,, in the 1vest raviI;on vxhere they.
rad taken luncheoo as the r-,es;s of P-esi-
dent Francis.
FOOLED THE CAVALRYMEN-
Down in front OF Machinery Hall four
,r,ons of Cavalry finn, Je<rarsnn Rarraeks.
,,,ser command of coInnei c " Eoun-
q ,.I, -,oo,3 .t ,.+.,,,or ro,5y IN saI,,e
,h. ,.dr of the hour 1,bs,, were trooos
NJ, .nsK Long MAS, tbe ,noninted
,ire .bs so,dio-s sat .s.ride thei- horses
their new Khaki uniforms becoming
drrpched with rain Later the order to
dtsmount was given and the soldiers re-
80 vt,h,r ~, raj hriid;n,s for sbe,,er
rr., :, xas that Miss Roosevelt, and mar
.,rv;va.
m. ,.or, h,s ,ea- ,,s-.a ,,~,,,, r-.,,x,
49,, a.. r,,, ,,.,,d t.o,, N;,s Ro,,..,ai,
,,k+n,- h,- ,,-onoSed ,-,n and tim.
M. ,ur,rissd the soldiers
p.-,ds,. Fr.ncts,. smart e,o-r, .a,-
d,,v. a. . gallo, tn ,h. ,o,doIa
t,nst,s- "A tho foo. of the West Pavilion
:, ,.,s ,,c,ocsr and Miss Roosevelt, and
,.,e~ .,e,r,nd sxtft.v to the waters e,pe
- t,tr, the .rin, electrio ,a,,nrb
IN the party were: I. D. Dozier, Mr. and
~ Ir-,rci, NJ a,d wrs N
r,un,;s 1r Mics Irene catlin- C. p
r5,.,e,, and Nan r.atIfn-
O-a.ryx yvy1Ifarn Higgins had a bottle of
.h.,rna1,e readv to name the Official
,r,-.F. p.,r cra>f but at the last mo-
a., g., a.. vic. r,o.o-
= monA. osns - No = -:s.sa a.,
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! so"'a 70 -,i.,.,,,o r,., 10 nav,
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'>.en p'a.e r-.,. - -, dresr away from
s - ,,,.-o,.e,, IN volume
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80 -. ,ha ,,I, frorn entarinz
,s Co., the sides Thus the
o1 'A - 80 ,b. frnp. of the
.,,,,.a tbe nlav of the foun-
= -" 10, hsan turned on for their
. 60. ~ th<.r returned to the landing,
.a.e ~ ,t,.,,, uyere taken to the me
-,a,,., .,.-r,ses In FESTIVAL Hall
DoDcrIc. THE, CROWD.
! At. pro.ayalt and party occupied the
- I,,var hox They arrived for
.r sz....,o,, .,s s,aved until President
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- oao ,ba Daooratfou
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poon :, NO. the c,owd that was contin-
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,.,s.. ,,r-,,,os A., presidents daughter
e.c.l,.,, ,r,,,r.,yitv 10 escape the gaze
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