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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

as much a. to say that he'd like to have
his money hack
oh. guess not Jimmy replied why
do Won think so-'
Well" the stranger went on. "I went
around there and looked at them iron
steps. but they've got EN- hauled up from
the ground. SO guess they're full
And Jimmy then remembered that the
fire escape was on that side OF the house.
The prosperity Of the Olympic has made
itself felt at the ST. James.
Manager Short said the other evening
that his hotel was SO we'll crowded that
he had been compelled to put twenty-four
guests to bed in the biliiard-room-
Miss Bates is 10 chriscen the baby eIe-
phant at the Hasenbsck show next FIJI
Gay She says that she'd like TO call IL
To-San Belasco. but since It's a boy the
management rebels and insists on David
Francis Elephant for a name.
kiraify's Louisiana Purchase Spectacle.
out at the Odeon. was never SO pleasing
a. now. The pony ballet and the radium
dance. Mason Slade's organ recitaIs. Ten
or Fred Bowers and Nine La Touches
fight to the ceiling lend unending nov
city to the pageant. The scenes depicting
great events have been built Up with
careful attention TO detail. Little niceties
Of costume are constantly In evidence.
Alice Nielsen Is to be the protasinist OF
Italian opera in London next month.
The announcement has been made that
the autumn season Of grand opera, with
the full company from the San Carlo The
alter, Naples, will be given at Covent Gar
den and from inquiries Just made It ap-
pears that Miss Nielsen will be the chief
soprano ot the company the manage
ment OF which is in the hands OF Henry
Russell.
He Is negotiating for the services Of II.
Caruso and one two other well-known sx-
poncnts of Italian opera and Campanini.
a brother of the famous tenor. has been
engaged as the chief conductor, while NJ.
Puccini has also promised his assistance
in the production of the works of his own
composition
Much interest is taken generally in the
undertaking for London has not had an
autumn season OF opera for ten years
past, when the late Sir Augustus Harris
made the attempt. Americans here are
especially interested in the scheme by
reason of the prospective realization
which IL offers Of the ambition of the
young American artistic. who. as will
be remembered. abandoned the light opera
stage in order TO devote herself TO the
higher form OF musical art.
One of Miss Nieisen's most ambitious ef
forts will be made in La Boheme." In
which she will sing the exacttng role OF
Mimi Pinson. She will also undertake
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
MRS. BATES A CHARMING
TYPE OF STAGE MOTHER
Famous Actress Of Other DAYS
Takes a Minor Part in The
Darling of the Gods and Acts
as Her Daughters Business
Representative.

In the lobby OF the Imperial Theater
every evening may be seen a pleasant
faced. medium-agcd lady. her features
enlivened BY pair of sparkling brown
eyes, carefully scanning the audience as
it files into the thester. and heavins
light, little satisfied sigh when the treas
urer of the box Office announces stand
ing-roora onIy.-(
This is Mr. r. II. Bates. the mother
OF Blanche Bates. and formely we'll
known leading-woman in this country
and in Australia Irs Bates now plays
the part of the fox woman in The Darl-
ing of the Gods" But. as she does not
have to go on for that part until 10
O'Clock at nizht. she devotes the earlier
hours of the evening to acting as the -ep
resentative in front for her celebrated
daughter.
Unlike the mothers Of some stars. Mrs.
Bates does not strike terror to the hearts
Of managers and trcasurer<. She is not at
all the type OF the usual stage mother.
She is witty. light of hesrt, and genial
of soul. and even IL a bad night should
come and business should not turn on: to
be all that was expected. Mrs. Bates pos
sesses a certain way Of smoothing things
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
CURRENT PLAY BILLS.

-@Th. sairnn Of Suiu--' George Ade', nrst COM
eiy. viii be revived a. the Century Thomas
vhifan has succeeded Frank Moulan the
funny Ki-rans. Fred Freer OF the original cast
Is again 80 b. seen In his old rart- Flo Irwin.
sists- 10 NAV: Mauds Williams. Nellie Nichols,
Helen Tou,iin>on- Beryi Gomez and a chorus Of
ifrv should give a 1prixhfiy performance
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

bit too much for DuvalI. and in addition
! Miss Bates was a hit shaky from her long
\ Illness The result was that the acfor
landed on his back in the center of he
stage with Miss Bates falling prostra;e
across him The audience started io
laugh. but with her ever-ready presence
% mind. Miss Bates had DuvaH Up and
on his feet before the men On the stage
could come TO their assistance.
You poor. dear boy she said. did I
hurt youT'
Duvall was a little dazed. but managed
10 grasp. No. Miss Bates. no, a bit"
He- only thought was of him. and not
that he had spoiled hcr scene: but after
all the scene was not ruined because the
personality and kindly feeling OF the
actress made the house realize that the
accident might have been very serious
Gustav i.uders. composer OF The Prince
OF Pilsen.'' King Dodo." Woodland
and The Sho-Gun.' arrived frcm Europe
lest week He conducted at the Prince OF
Pilsen's" opening performance in London
Guy StandinS is 20 play the opposite part
TO Mrs. Campbell in The Scrceress" It is
Il SfCW-WltleU captain OF arChSrS. who Is
sent TO arrest the sorceress and falls in
love with her.
Here are sorns Of Bernard Shaw's latest
epigrams from Man and Supperman."
new play. which is TO be produced IN
America this season
1T is dangerous to be sincere unless
you are also stupid"
Youth. which Is forgiven everything.
forsives Itself nothing: age. which for
gives itself everything Is forgiven moth
Ing"
DO not waste your time on social dues-
tons What is the matter with the poor
is poverty: what Is the matter with the
rich Is uselessness-
The reasonable man adapts himself TO
the world: the unreasonable man persists
in trying to adapt the world to himself
Therefore. all progress depends on the
unreasonable man
The unconscious self is the real genius
Your breathing goes wrong the moment
YOUR conscious self needles with it
At one OF the rehsarsals OF The Darling
Of the Gods I- Duvall struck Miss
Bates on top Of the head with a Samurai
sword. and for weeks she went with
bandased eye. In spite OF the entrsatics OF
her mother and OF Mr.. Belasco. the young
actress insisted on going TO the rehearsal
the following day. Mrs. Bates said:
DO stay In. Blanche: your eye looks
awful
AL that Miss Bates replied was: IT'S the
frs; beautiful black eye ever had. and
rather think it fun to show IL TO the
whole World
So Mrs. Bates had 10 content herself
with as many applications OF raw oysters
and raw meat which she could apply TO
the eye before the headstrong star went
to he- days work
Never a wor1 OF rep-oach came from
Miss Bates 10 Mr- DuvsIi. bu; only COM
fort and sympathy. because she realized
how miserable he felt
Ysaye. the Belgian violinist. comes TO the
United States for a tour. which begins
IS anc lasts until May %. and
extends from Boston to the Pacific coast
Victor He-bcrt's The Serenade- recent
" was produced in German in Hamburg,
and. according TO reports. scored . suo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
Ax TIE
0[KZHC

8
will present a musical trtfe called The cc<ra
Hlnx oF William Eonsli- This VIII Re sir.
f'arra bee rr>, 81 Louis appesrancs IN vauce-
Vile
Reao and Richards promise some surprises in
the acrobstic line in ;hei= new act. vh.sas 10
o--. A rr-neh comedy. ..s.II. Rieci- viI-nS
offered hv EMIL Hoch. lane ELTON and CON usy.
Nile. Louise Aro,1s. ard Charlie. III weaou
Will Civ. a -,,~rItrr sr.ciaI.r Io,,t.. Nat
rn=e singer and dancer n. su,rx E,nfy IN
the laughasie comedy plavl.,. .-ar In..--,o,.d
lists: Emerson and Or-..a comssisps- rs.~po
nsit- and Newman. electrical no-.I;~ exp-rt.:
Lizzie Weller. singing eo,uesi.u,,. ~. yaaa-,
Bro;her. boy vocalist. e,,r,,... -. -.
xra-,r7.
harS i@'us Iroanaeorrs come n the cfsw-
ne "saniza,'on 'his season incseees
SNNes- 'oih f.u lAer Nao asta ep-
FsA-i IN -. H1els N me stain OF Ct
si'''i- fHHiips. 1eH'-s Sroee- 30
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The carnival q. I.up.s F,-k oc-,,nS.~s; i.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

md child 10 care
for and Q modest
salary to support
them on He
eosLas'f 90 West
Love and duty tied
him to his desk IN
the city.
People don't
have to travel 10
cure coughs or
strengthen weak
lungs. Pierce's
Golden AfeIlical
Dscoverycures OBJ
situate. deep-seated
coughs bronchitis
bleeding Of the
lungs weakness
emaciAtion and
other forms OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
22,0a5 GRADUATED FROM YALE
New Catalogue Shows 12,74l Are,
Still Living.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Haven. Conn. Sept A-rhe trs--
ennial catalogue OF Yale University. re-
Gently issued. shows that there are l:14s
living graduates and 81 graduates who
have died. n total Of ,c.oea on the academ-
&c department esSs are living and SO.
DEAD. and Of The scientific school 2s4f .sfe,
living and 35 cead- =
The gain in living graduates during three
wears i las. and 40 have died during that
time. The next Catalogue will not Be is
sued until 1910
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Henry Claw B.ruAh>e OF cnmic-op-ra fame
and his COMPANY head The n>w bill at IN.
Columbia With Mr.. Barnabee viu appear Ruth
PsseieA Petsr Doaald and Meta Cnsspa. TAey
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Frank Tate OF ST. Louis Is now the syn
dicate Of the Mississippi: Valley He is in
terested in Music Hall. the Coliseum. th'
Ha8enbeck show on the Pike. the Colcn
bia Theater. the Grand Opera-horse. th'
Imperial and Haviin's. And he never ap
pears to be busy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
MRS. FRANCES n RATES

MRS. FRANCES II. BATES
Who plays the Fox Woman I'm The
Darling of the Gods"
over and hoping again for the best that
Is positively exhilarating
Members OF the company call Nrs.
Bates mother" and this i~ a fitting
name. because of the care and kindIinc<s
she displays IN helping them To settle
their small daily dinerenceaL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

ThrosGh the Green Hills Of verneSt.
Boston tourist sleeper Leaves s.: Louis
every Monday morning at $40. via nlincis
Centrai-Grand Trunk route oe North
R-oaGuay
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
WcSt,

Ranch II md fusgh h and yua'n suoa
ct nd Of that weak chest and that hack
Ing ongxh-" That u what the docnne
aid to . young manned man With Wi1D.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS
CLAIM ROBBERS
ASSAULTED THEM
Two Women Charge Three Men
With Forcing Them to Give
Up Their Money.

James Mccarthy. 81: Carl Carnahan. 10.
and Henry &. Hughes. Il. all Of East st.
| Louis. were arrested yesterday afternoon
| on warrants nworn out by Mrs. May More
lock of No. 1vt South Fifth street and Mrs.
Viola Reed OF No 5lG Railroad avenue
who charge them with assautinG and rob
binG them on Monday and Tucsday nights
respectively. They were arraiGned before
Justice of. the Peace Stanton yesterday
afternoon and their cases were set for IA
hearing ior this afternoon
Mrs. Morclock Is n cousin OF carnalIau.
She says that Monday afternoon her hus-
band gave her SIS and that she paid her
board. %. T. Mrs. .carnahrn, whore She
roomcd. THAI evening while standing IN
the doorway. She says. a crowd of five
young mcn. among whom was the trio
above mentioned. grabbed hold Of her and
demanded her purse.
She refused to give IL to them. she sayS.
and she asserts that rarnahan grabbed
her by the throat. The others assisted
him. she says. and she WAS struck and
choked. Her purse was taken from her.
Her neck IL bruised aud her face shows
marks. She sworc out "a warrant for the
three she recognized.
Tuesday night. while going home. Mrs,
Viola Reed, employed In the kitchen of Il
restaurant says that she was held up NY
crowd of five young men. among whom
she recognized Henry Hughes. She re-
fused TO give up her money and she WAS
badly beaten. Her purse containing 81 30
warrant. Yesterday afternoon Mccarthy,
Carnahan and Hughes were arrested. The
women were notified aud they came 10
the police station and identified the trio
nS being part Of the gang VINO he'd
them up. All three deny that they robbed
or even touched the women.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
PREPARING FOR MISSOURI WEEK.
Pr"mIscs to he One of the busiest of
Exposition.

Missouri week. August % to q, promises
to be one of the busiest of the entire sea
son at the Exposition. Each day I'm the
week has been set aside for special exer-
ciscs for various cities In the State InvI-
tatons TO participate have been sent by
President Francis 10 the Mayors Of the
leading cities In Missouri
The cities Will be grouped according to
their location 30 that excursions into the
city may bring visi,ors from all the cities
who Will participate on n particular day
Special exercises will be held I'm the Mis-
aoIri building each day.
number Of prominent speakers have
been invited to make addresses including
Champ Clark. J. A. Reed. Paul +. Decker.
William Wallace and others.
Monday. August 22. will also he Knights
OF rythias Day. and there will be 1000 of
the Uniform Rank encamped on the
gounds. Tuesday will he Grand Army Day
and knights Of Maccabees Day.
The following schedule has been arranged
for the various cities which will take part
IN the ceremonies:
Monday. Aug. 22.--Poplar Blur. De Soto Bis
rnarck. Bonn. Terre Cape Girardcau. Charley
town. Jackson. sikeston. Maiden. New Madrid.
Tuesday Bloomfield. CaruthersviIie. Kennel
Ste. Gene7ievc. Ash Grove. Aurora. Bolton
Lamar, Mountain Grove. Mount Vernon. O,cc.
Orchard: Fseiie,. Cuba. Nimbure. Lebanon.
fWsdnSsday~ ~Kirkwood, Eureka. Attention. Her
mann Jefferson city. Upton. Scdalia. Warrens-
burg. Pleasant M: Independence. California.
SR % Sweet sprins. '"'''''' '''c" '-''
1omTs ch,on Hsvada Pen's Sa% Fianhm hnnnfs ~
dorado Springs Fayet,e. Monroe CITY. Apple
Ion city iIigbeo and Windsor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
SAY FATHER PLOTS
TOSEPARATE THEM
Girl Accompanies Sweetheart,
Charged With Theft, to sta
ton, Begging That She BE
Locked Up.

Jacob Fruer. 20 years old. employed as
a clerk at Armour & Co.'s plant in East
st. Louis, was arrested yesterday on a
warrant charging him with the theft of
SIS. Fruer and his sweetheart. Lena Free
hurg, who's. father caused th. young
mans arrest, declare they are the victims
OF plot on the part OF the girls father
10 separate them and perhaps disgrace
the young man in the eyes of the girl.
Frucr lives In ST. Louis, bu, has called
at the Frecburg home many times In the
objected to Fruers paying court to his
daughter. and Is said to have expressed
his objections In the young mans pres
encc on Savcral Dcca siuns
This only served TO make Fruer the
more determined and he continued to call
on Lena regularly.
Wednesday night Fruer stayed 10 late
that he was unable 10 catch u car. and
he was asked 10 spend the night at his
swccthearts home.
Mr.. Frecburg. who arOSc at f:3D o'clock
yesterday morning. gays that OFT Wodnes-
slay evening he placed SIS in a desk in the
room next to that In which Frucr slept
when he looked for II ut o'clock yester-
day morning. and lost no time in accusing
FrGer OF the theft.
Although he declared he was innocent
Frucr was arrested at Frceburgs lnstign-
ton. Accompanying her sweetheart TO the
pole" station, Lena tearfulIy begged that
he bc ftt free or that shc be locked up
ALSO. She remained at tho station the
greater part Of the forenoon, but was
finally persuaded to go home.
fruer was released on bond In the att
crnoOn. The couple declare they will get
married at the earliest possible moment
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
ASSESSORS MAKE NO
REPORT OF AUTOMOBILES
May Have Been Listed TO Bonrd of
Review ms Vehicles or Per-
sOnnl Property.

TIE st. Clair County Board Of Review
yesterday finished summarizing the per-
sonal assessments and several interesting
facts were revealed. In the county there
are. according 10 the returns made by
the Assessor, Just 26S watches and
clocks and 3.3c2 dogs and LOS pianos.
Mllstadt Township reports i67 dogs and
Sites Township. which includes the Ma
tional stock Yards and the village Of
brooklyn. a negro settlement. and Cen
tcrville Station. report tnat there are no
dogs In these two townships. The Assesa-
ors In Cascyville. Sugar Loaf and Prairie
du Long townships failed to find any
watches or clocks. In St. Clair Township.
where the Assessor found s5;2,53O In cash
on hand. only two watches were re-
turned.
No diamonds were found In Gcven town
ships. and no furniture or pianos we're re-
tArned from Brooklyn.
No automobiles were returned on the As
scssor's lists. as SUCH and It was won
dered by the Board Of Review whether
owners Of automobiles on the East side
lad returned them as vehicles or other
property. or had forgotten them.
Those which have been forgotten will be
added to the personal property list.
In east St Louis $l29.igi IN cash WIS
found by the Assessor and in HsIlevlIIs
the sum was s9i6.0o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
WABASH GETS MORE GROUND.
Purchases Property on Collins
Street for $52.201.

a deed was flied for record yesterday
conveying from Francis -. IIrschberg to
Hannah Badgley sixty-two feet six inches
OF ground on the west side of Collins
street, at the northwest corner of Carr
street. and twcnty-six feet on the east
side OF Collins street. The consideration
was s52,20l.
The purchaser IL In reality the Wabash
Hallway Company. which has for more
than IA year been quietly buying property
along Collins street between Franklin ave-
nue. and Carr street In the name Of Han
nah Badgley. an eInploye OF the company.
The property recorded yesterday IL in
the block In which both the Wabash and
Rock Island railway companies have been
contestiDg in the courts for possession for
terminal purposes. As mentioned In yes
terday's Republic. Judge Hough OF the
Circuit Court Wednesday decided the con-
troversy in favor Of the Wabash II Is
thought that the Wabash now has nearly
all the ground desired for the intended
improvements.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
ARGUMENTS TO RE HEARD AUG. ~.
Inst Objections to East -. Louis Out
let Sewer Filed.

Arguments on the objections which have
been filed against the East St Louis Out
lot Sewer proposition will be heard by
County Judge John y. Hay at Bclleville
on August II. Several hundred East St
Louisans were at BelcviIlc yesterday
morning when the last objections were
filed and " was thought that the attorneys
would argue the case at once. A contin-
uance was asked for and II was thought
best to give both sides few days time
features Of the case
Attorneys Joyce and Frecls for East st
Louis are sanguine as 10 their ability to
have the assessment roll confirmed
nsscrt that they examined the laws care
fully and that the ordinance was properly
drawn and the assessment eauitably
placed and that the sewer Is strictly an
outlet sewer and Will benefit all against
whom assessments have been placed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
"wEARY wILIEs" GET 4 DRINK.
Wreck OF beer Car Gives 100 Tramps
the Chance of Their Lives.

Extra nurthbound engine No. ii. on the
I.itchGeld and Madison Railroad. was
wrecked one mile south Of Edwardsvil!c
yesterday afternoon through the slipping
of the track. The engine and nine cars.
eight of coal and one OF beer. were shat
tered.
The wrccl, was opposite camp Of
tramps and In q short time more than "a
hundred "hoboeS' had gathered. They
filed up on the beer. surrounding IT, III
such Ewarms that they could moi be driven
away by trainmen. and much OF the cargo
was carried away.
Almost every bum" got case OF beer
and numherless kegs were rolled down the
hill to camp for future use.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05

CANTERBURy-si #. r. q, west 81
ass g. ass rifs- sy TO 'sss Hs4 iS Il Ns "
crT, 1sti @ snd wite.w ..,;.........:...;.. 800
1Sandf Saaas and Emily Is z sl,y hi Block ass hsn es
y a s,aebs be-, and wife to VIM. Buchmuell- ,.
ciit,?n. city block .sss; o'ss'n aIso 3 t., a"a W.
% s Th@v wadiowh%s IL hsse5G', Ga.' and wife to 70
Iin.sr =, =, al e % H Henry r. r T;msnn Ean fsn snd
BEhfNEss it'ib,.'a:1,,';1; IT. ;. :, be, Kie,n;, and 2oo
Tower Grove. city block asi; ,,, FRED w ".
Mueller and wife TO Joseph H. Reno
AHLfNdToN.N Il, :, o, Natural ''ns
iss,, srldss road city block ,5lS: Louise
AccoMAc It. n :. bet Veba;xa 80
Wis Z \ Moebes S 70 HtRsn eSales ;'li ThdmS 5ioS-
'3ass oa1i. siy sldss !, W H. also 70 e H. i1r ,n
esi ,;,,.cS Collins city block %: Francis u.
ga4s!ss q Al: trustees to Hanna go,
JINiATA-sS II: 4 In. bet. Grand and
ay rnsasce saSh e,s cdnpany @2S",s'sa! ,S aa
'Se1ssAs ssas sli5 siscs ISL 'is sis.i ss jus, e.
noshmer and wife 10 Sarah Ellen
GhRFfEny GhHRFsfEiInpvsyanf' IT, IN s sr"i, bet ;sodisi 'i''
low and Hamilton. city book asss:
rsaroi, rsank J; ,,i Doi,sher'y and wife to Ella
r,EvESfMzi III 1s-.s,t Il n being
erinc kfauus It al to Adolph u Jesler-
Y;s Il Y. ia. bsn; 500
EsHsShfHA s EIiasSip h .,S (; Ss.$ III, "ss1 ss. 600
Eossier BY curator. to 'p'ph Roesler
EiGHTg5ss EiSTf125s IL d;;i;;.' 4 IN % ~, o::x;; 200
wFsT Fisr Sf sIty SSss a. sso as.n ens .ts A Wss
husband. by trustee TO Iobn r. Vale
INTER DEN IiN;DESsi.2to II. n :. H'''
sact be, Mssha,isn nss s,sI.a aSa kamlstqn sity
'Fs IA ssn. ~, Z sjses ssss e. rls%s na's''sF
si;s sIsss Us e. Ses&f Emit IT. 10 5'Fe'f Fsd
srlck IucIcb--W. d......................... 1000
E;::s EEss.ri I'LL ~ T. ssF s"'; SIssi
a,c s'S if,ek CO 70 Nathaniel Wood -,
'iSsEli' Sss.:l s., s.s:. .s sss'e":i fsgn.s '
NeEp4 e5!sh f9asrla. eAkKss g. n =. bet .v '''
Fg.df Isn RarK xosissnr asaty sns Investment Co. to
s, Mccain to George l. Ackcrmhnn-
Il. !. e, bot. rw,n 1000
I 4nanS sns Gseg To- y alss sGs
MArF1TT5 Ar, 1Iy S,dlf s,; saa Being ,Ss, MI
and wife 70 George Held and Vie
orivh. Ii 4 70 II. n 5. n " cor sixteenth. 100
wife to Henry II. waxner--w. d.. 5000
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
PATRICK KELLY INJURED.
East ~. Louis business Nun struck
by Suburban Cur.

Patrick Kelly. "a grocer. residing at
Eighth street and Exchange avenue. East
st. Louis. was struck by "a Suburban car
last night and seriously injured.
lie was crossing the tracks at Collins
Vile and Missouri avenues. when the ac-
cidcnt occurred. ard though no bones
were broken ne ,is thought to have sug-
tanned a concusstin OF the brain and in
icrnal injuries He had not rcgaincd con-
sciousress when he was taken to his
home.
Mr. Kelly was formerly "A member OF
the st. Clair County board of super
circles
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-05
East 81. Louis Items.

Miss Kate Hall has returned to her home In
Rushville after u visit with Mrs. Williams In
HOifc avenue.
Mr. and Mrs .. ". Dodge NJ Alton are the
guests of Mi. and Mrs. y Rcrrigan.
-Mr and Mrs. Jacob Scherrer departed yes
terday for Denver. Colo. where they Will re-
eide.
.-Miss saIlie Mcdonald is visiting in Collins
Vile
Miss Juanita Story has returned from yisi,
In Kansas CITY Mo.
Mrs. Robert Harris Is visiting in Washing
ton. Ind
The Ladies' Guild Of ST Paui's Episropai
Church will give an Icc-crean social Wedneg-
day evening. August 10
East :. Louis Court. No. I2G Tribe Of Ben
Hir. Will initiate candidates tonight at It's
hall.
Mrs. N. r. story Is entertaining relatives