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Stater'S Madison
Square Theatre co.

Travelling in their own train SER
vice. Now twenty people, new
scenery, new plays, great spe-
cialties in a series of repertoire
and high class vaudeville. Never
so good as now. A superb ex-
ample Of perfect organization
Each nights bill a new one.
Each performance continuous.
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Advertising and
Printing
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09

Fine watches at Mermod & Jaccard's

Fin watches at Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Alfred Brown. No.
4017 Russell avenue. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Lillian Marie. to
Mr.. George Eastman Massey of Oklahoma
city. Ok. h wedding will be a Noyem-
Der event.
The wedding Of Miss Rose Goldberg OF
this city to Mr.. Barney Ferman, formerly
Of Des Moines. Ia. will be solemnized at
the home of the bride. No. 1862 Page boule-
ward, this evening. Only members Of the
immediate families will be present. They
leave shortly for g trip to several North
ern points. and upon their return will be
at home at No. Aa2 Page boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Of Chicago
announce the engagement OF their daugl-
ter. Agnes May, to Mr.. John B. Juneau Of
Schenectady. n. Y. the wedding to take
place October II.
Miss Hazel Kirk Prisch and Mr.. C. A:
Goerser, both of st. Louis. were married
two months ago in Little Rock. They left
st. Louis on a Sunday morning train. ar
irving in Little Rock Sunday at 2 p. m,
left the next morning for Hot Springs.
Ark, where they spent their honeymoon.
and where a reception was given to them
oppih q -Hi- IA IL -
a brother Of Mr.. Goerger, at Maryland
Heights. Mo They will go to housekeep-
ing In st. Louis this winter.
Miss Amy Elise Coghlan. a grandniece
of Admiral J. B. Coghlan. was married last
Wednesday,, to Mr.. Robert Wylie of ST.
Paul, MINI.
The cermony was performed at 2:ao
o'clock at st. Roses Church, and wa
largely attended. Miss Ida Coghlan, Il
sister OF the bride, was bridesmaid and
Mr.. Frank Devlin of st. Paul. Mimi, was
groomsman. A reception was held at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil. C. Coghlan, No. 1416 Granville place.
from 8 to IL p. m. The decorations at the
house were in ferns, palms and carna-
lions.
Among those present at the reception
were: Mrs. Shaw of st. Paul. Mimi; Mrs.
Baker of Davenport. Ia: Mrs. Clark of
Seattle. Wash: Mrs. Hinson of San An
tonic, Tex; Mrs. Louis Smith: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kienlan Billings, Misses Julia. Ida
and Clara Coghlan. Lou. Jennie and Julia
Billings. Eulalie Hudson of Benton. ILL.,;
Mamie Haley. Sue Barker. Messrs. Philip
F. Coghlan. Tom Haley, P. ]. and Oliver
Coghlan, Michael Devaney and Frank
Devlin of st. Paul. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyiie departed Friday for
a short tour of the East. On their return
they Will be at home to their friends at
No. 6A John street, ST. Paul, MINI
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wOMEN's CLUBS.
Prize cups at Mermod & Jaccard's.

The Morning Choral class. on account
Of Tuesday. October IL. being Missouri
Day. will hold its first meeting at 3 o'clock
Tuesday, October IS. at HenEeman Hall,
No. 1923 Olive street. All members must
be present at the first meeting. Anyone
wishing to join that cannot be present
please send name and address 70 the chair
man. Due notice OF evening class. under
Mr.. Hall. will be given. This class is for
young men, as well as ladies'. All wishing
to Join this class send name and address
street, before October %. The class at st.
Stephens's Mission will be continued. I'M
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missioncrs General of the Fair. The in
vited guests will be the Commissioners
General. the Directors of the Exposition,
the Lady Board of Managers and the Ma
tionaI commissioners. The affair has the
official sanction of the Worlds Fair and
has been set upon a night mutually
agreeable to the Fair and to the club.
The vice president of the Republic OF
Mexico. who expects to be in the city on
that date. is one of the guests.
The Fanchon Club will give its annual
dance Tuesday evening. October Is. at
its hall, corner California and Hickory
street.
japanese art goods. a grand display of
cloisonne. hand-carved ivory and silver,
the finest ever brought to st. Louis, may
be seen on art balcony at Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust street.
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New York building without a wrap, ex-
cept such small scarfs as she could Dor
row from the ladies' Of her party. I hope
she recovered 1t next morning. 1t was
one Of those embroidered kimonas which
the English women are affecting so much
these days for evening wear. when lined
throughout with white satin and bordered
with a bit Of mink or sable.
SERENA LAMB.
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mother Of the bride. wore black silk crepe
de Chino trimmed in lace. Ruby. sis:er
of bride. wore a beautiful champagne silk
null dress. Mrs. ]. Barton. sister of bride.
wore cream silk crepe. Mrs. Bland cream
! silk crepe de Chine.
On last Sunday Mrs. Peter Pregaldin of
South st. Louis had a reunion of nieces,
grandnieces and great-grandnieces. in
honor of her niece. Mrs. o. Schulze. and
family arna Of Allegheny: Pa. Supper was
spent. Those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Q. schuIze. Smith.
r Z. Martin. =. Pregaldin.
L: Longuet.
Addie Schulze. Elise Chevrolet,
Lydia Sehulze Aurelie Chevrolet.
Cscelie PreGaldin. Bernice Chevrolet,
Julia PreEaldIn. Loyola Martin.
Adois PreGaidin. Marguerite Martin.
Maria BorrnaD- Heine.
Eugene Chevrolet.
Messieurr
Eugens Pregaidin. Leon LonEuct.
Peter Prega1din. Leon IonGuet. Jr.,
Es usens 1or tiett''' T TsseGn ro Psrio, o,
Clarence Dorot. Pandora, o.;
Steve Nicholson. Hardman Doriot OF
Charlie Plogstert, Pandora, o.
Miss Kate Kane entertained the Opal
Girls last Sunday with a drawing party.
The prizes were won by the Misses Maude
Updyke and n Gallagher. Those pres
ent were:
! Misses
K Ranas nedyEs; Louise Ellis:
Florence Mulcahy. Nan
Anna Gala CHER. cara Il. BTeu.r
A euchre party will be given under the
auspices Of the women's section OF the
turnverein in their hall at Thirteenth and
Monroe streets Wednesday afternoon. he
ginning at 2 o'clock. Prizes will be
The fourth anniversary of the r. r.
Social Club was observed at the Worlds
Fair grounds last THURSDAY. The day was
Spent IN visiting the larger and more in
Ierestine buildings, while the evening was
devoted to doing the Pix Dinner was
handsomely engraved cards were issued
Yesterday for the silver wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. M. Johnston.
on the evening Of Saturday. October Is. at
= O'clock; when they will receive their
ington boulevard.
Mrs. Robert Allan Reid will be at home
on Monday, October II. from 9 to 5, in
honor Of Mrs. Howard ]. Rogers and
Madame Boris Lontzky of Berlin. No sIs
North Newstead avenue.
The Board Of Lady Managers issued
cards yesterday for a luncheon to Mrs.
Charles W. Fairbanks. president general,
and national officers and members of the
National Society. d. A. r. This will be
given on Tuesday. October II. at half after
10 o'clock.
Mrs. John Young Brown gave a tea on
Friday for her guest. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Fall
of Paris, KY.
The Board Of Governors and some men,
bers Of the Missouri Athletic Club gave a
tallyho party to visit the Chicago Athletic
Club in town and at the Fair on Friday
afternoon. Those who participated were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Russell +. Gardner. W. E. s. Jarrett,
Isaac a. Hedges. r. g. Hogan.
Sim 7. Price. John s. LOWRY,
Albert y. Terry, John A. Gillian,
samuel +. Myerson, Henry TrorIicht.
John A. Bruner. Charles Connery OF
Charles II. Flach. Fort Worth. Tex
MessieurS-
William II. Thomp- ]. ". ChesbrouSh,-
son. VIII J. Thornton,
Herbert r. F1ley. Sim 7. Price, Jr.,
Benin Fell. Fred W. Hume.
ID. A. Blanton.
Misses
Stella Wade, Virginia Hazard.
MozelIe Price. Crete Thrailkell,
Nell Newman ~ I1ise Gardner
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home In Kentucky after Il lengthy visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. u Brock. who are
keeping house in Ferguson this summer
and entertaining their Worlds Fair
friends.
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SOCIAL CLUBS.

Wedding silver at Mermod & Jaccard's.
The Norway Gu gave its first bowling
party Of the season last Sunday evening.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Nellie
Woods and Mr.. Louis Cowhcy. Among
those present were:
Misses
A. KuhImann. Anna Schultz,
{; Holman. Marie Schieterlie.
Ida Bailing. Pearl Bibb.
Josie Woods. Josie W~iedemann.
Ell. Ebert, Nellie Woods
Messieurs-
E. II. Wander, o. G. Gramlich.
Louis Ebert. George H.. Fox.
Edward Tritschler, A. Koopman,
Louis Cowhey. H. ". Gutke.
Charles Mueller, Arthur Ruen.
Ewald Schuettner, Al. Meyer, Jr.
The Louisiana Gu will give its first
informal dance at No. 1906 Olive street,
Tuesday evening. October II.
ganized and entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Hinges Of South Broadway.
The Usona Club members have exceed
ed all past records in trying to make their
coming dance Of October IA the most sue
cessful in its history.
The 1. s. C. Club met at the homo Of
the Misses Krenning. After spending a
very pleasant afternoon and while at the
table enjoying q repast Miss Laura Kren-
ming gave a pretty toast In honor of Miss
Mabel S. Plocfiman, announcing her en-
gagement to the members of the club.
The Union Club will give n reception
and ball on Friday evening, October ia, in
hoao. CT the officials and foreign COM
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kimball Smith (nee
Miss Clara Baumann), departed a few
days ago for New York, where they will
make their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. y. Travous of Edwards
vile. ILL.,, were guests of Mrs. NJ. d. Linn
Tuesday. and attended the Yelled Proph-
cts and the New York State balls.
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der direction Of Miss Puegnet. Managers
Mrs. Blair. honorary president; Mrs. Ives,
acting president: Miss Taussig. secretary:
Mrs, H~ardaway. treasurer and chairman
Of Choral Committee. No. 800 Locust
street.
Mrs. J. I. Boynton and Miss Maud Jones
of Griffin. Ga. Mrs. ]. A. Childs, Mrs. T.
S. Avery and daughter of Atlanta, while
attending the d. O.. c. Convention visited
Griffith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Jennings have
been entertaining ex-senator Fall and
Mrs. Fall of Kansas for the past two
weeks in their new home in Green
place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ike a. Samuel of Muncie.
Ind, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Hamburger of No. 4726 Washington ave
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Mrs. John E. Bell. Mrs. r. NJ. Bishop.
Miss Elizabeth Bishop and Mr.. John
Bel Bishop. all of Cincinnati, o., are
guests of w. T. Bishop. No. $40 Cook
avenue.
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Mrs. Alice Ewing Walker of Kansas
City, No. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
John f. Wilkinson. at her suburban home
near Kirkwood.
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Doctor and Mrs. /. VI. Ottofy have
been entertaining Doctor and Mrs. T. J.
Grove and sons, Teddy and Hugh, Of
Dallas, Tex.
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Mrs. Arnold Miien:z has been entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. Phegley, Of Evans
Vile, and Mrs. McVey and Miss Salie
Swearingen Of Rich Hill. 40.
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Miss Amelia DIPPED Of Evansville. Ind,
arrived On Friday 10 be the guest Of Mr.,
Edgar Reisse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. R~odenbaugh and
AIrs. VI. Billinger OF P~ittsburs. Pa. ars
guests Of their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
n. Penn, of No. 3925 North T~wenty-fiTst
street. while visiting the Fair.
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Miss Alice Degeuhart Is entertaining
her friend. Miss Emma Zangerle. of Chi
cage, Ill. who Is also taking in the Fair.
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EVENTS.
Birth-month rings. Mermod & Jaceard

Birth-month rings. Mermod G. Jaccard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Heel entertained a
honor Of Miss krentzeberg of Davenport,
Ind. At 11:30 a repast was served. Those
present were:
Misses
cara p1ckman- Euphemia Schroeder,
ALTA peterson. Anna Knepper.
Julius Peterson. George Heimmen.
Charles Federer. s.
Mrs. Frank suttemeyer entertained a
few friends with a Green dinner Thursday
evening. Inc repast WAS served in six
courses. After Inner bowling was en-
5oyed. Among those present were:
!: Minses. eSns:sn.ine Bouk.-
Ohrnfyer. dis.
Mrs. Gerald B. o'Reilly. No. Es34 Page
boulevard. will receive Monday afternoon
from 4 to 8, assisted by her sister, Mrs.
fnald Palmer.
On Saturday evening 2 surprise party
was given to Miss Pauline Pape at her
home on Pennsylvania avenue. Dancing
and solos by the Misses e. and NJ. Boeh-
rers and Miss Leona Conley of San Fran
cisco were the pleasures Of the evening,
supper being served at Il o'clock.
The guests were:
Messieurs and MesdameS-
Fred Pape, William Pape.
Charles Hall. NJ. Boehrer.
Henry Heidsck.
Anna Pape. Lulu Miller,
Emma Pape. Ieona Conlcy.
Emma Boehrer. Lee Lawrence.
Minnie Boehrer, Lconora Hall.
a. soehrsr. Doctor p. B. New
p. Lehman, comb,
A. Hsidsick, z. Graui,
A. Miller. II. Pape.
@. Roth, G. Hasenplug.
J. Roth, II. N. Benzen.
Henry GrauI.
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Mrs. A. V. Hunter OF Leadville. Colo.
and Mrs. G. w Triuble OF Denver are
registered at the Inside Inn.
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their sister. Mrs. Thomas StrinSer. She
has also as her guests Mrs. Henry Sci
bold n her son, Lloyd. of Chicago.
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Colonel ". L. Simons and wife of Key
West. Fla. are in the city on a visit to
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Mrs Alphons, q Fi=urrieGo IL enter
tanning Miss Com TcE Of Men YORK. :.
w~eil-known writer 81 c:..iGrcn's books.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
Is FRANTIC SEARCH FOR THE MYSTERIOUS AQUA MARINE AND ITS RESULTS

their sister. Mrs. Thomas strinser. She
has also as her guests Mrs. Henry Sci
bold and her son, Lloyd. Of Chicago.
Miss Amelia DIPPED Of Evansville. Ind,
arrived on Friday 10 be the guest Of Mpn
Edgar Reisse.
Mrs. Arnold MiIen:z has been eatsrtata-
ing her mother. Mrs Phegleys Of Evans
Vile, and Mrs. McVey and Miss Sallie
swearingen Of Rich Hill. 40.
Miss Alice Degenhart is entertaining
her friend. Miss Emma Zangerle. of Chi
caso, Ill. who Is also taking in the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Rodenbaugh and
H. Penn, OF No. as25 North Twenty-frst
street. while visiting the Fair.
Mrs; A Y. Hunter q Lesdyille: Colo.
registered at the Inside Ian.
Mrs. Alice Ewing walker of Kansas
City. No. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
o r. Wilkinson. at her suburban home
near kirkwood.
Mrs Aluhonsc q riSucriedo Is enter
tanning Miss Com ToE Of New York. ..
~weil-known writer - c:..idrcn'a books.
General o. H. Eaust. who is the Cow
eminent representative IN charge of tbs
mississippi River and rs Tributaries. and
his daughter. Miss Helen Ernst. arc visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. GcHry Scott N Fanfe-
vcnter place. General and Mrs. Ernst re-
side in Washington. -. e.
Miss Ella FTaherty Of No. lgf Lee avs
nue. and her guest. Miss AiaUde Kcegan,
Of Schodack Landing. y. i. and Miss
Ida Calm Of JERSEY City. X. l.. guest of
her cousin. Mrs. Clara Simmons No. 1879
Texas avenue. were entertained with a
trolley party given in their honor Wednes-
day evening. The parry was chaperoned
by Mrs. Simmons and iirs. g W. Talley
of No. 1906 Olive stree. Among the guests
were Miss Ella FTaherty. Maude Keegan,
Ida Cahn. Louise Wild. Josie SIampnsr
and Della Silver.
Mrs. Laura Gozer and daughter have
returned from New YORK.
Mrs. SaIlie Wilson White and her
daughter. Miss Kathryn White. of Johns
town. o.. are visiting their relatives at
No. 31g Locust s-rcet. and Will reEa'n
for some time To attend the Fair.
Mrs. Whitney Layton has returned 10
st. Louis after several weeks at Eureka
Springs. Ark
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A reception was given last Wednesday
at the Hamilton Hotel from II until !, by
Mi. and Mrs. H. vickery, bride and BRIDE
Groom The reccption-rooms were bcauti-
fully decorated In pink and green. About
80 guests were present.
The bride wore an imported silk crepe
radium dress trimmed In duchess lace.
The veil wa pinned with diamond pins,
the gift OF her mother. The bridesmaid
null. trimmed in lace. Mrs. vickcry. the
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Diamond rings at Mermod & Jaccard'.

Professor A. Richard OF No. 32IS Nat
ural Bridge road. has returns home after
an extended trip through the West
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. ingalls, of Westmin-
ster place are entertaining party of rel
atives and friends in their new home,
among which are their cousins. Miss NJ.
z. Burbank of Maine land Miss Ysabel
Boyle of Philadelphia, also Miss Chris
tine Williams of Cameron, No.
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party ns Was EiRen to shI Miss p ana s1 BaPueI.
daughter Of Andrew and Mrs. Lille
Bauer Of Shrewsbury Park, Old Orchard,
in celebration Of her seventeenth birth
elder folks. Piano selections were given
by the Misses Rhoda n Russels and
Maher: violin accompaniment by Mrs.
Lydia Hansman. Among those present
we're:
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Mrs. Elise Weiss of the South Side gave
q luncheon in honor Of her twin brother,
Mr.. Otto c. Schneider. president Of the
American institute Of Germany's Univer-
s Msnt 81 c ss1sssIoDs Several xefs Iey ySeal and pS i Mssss,
Adele and Dorothy Weiss. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Otto G:
sshnsidsr Of Gnicago: ,, Mrs: Selma = Binder Eh,.
cago, Mrs. Charles F. Schneider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenthal, Mr.. Oscar Weiss.
One Of the events Of the past week was
Lnsser of the South Side by her friends.
Among the guests were:
M.sieurs and Mesdames-.
Thsodors Vol. 4. TosnEe.
E. Repholz. Joseph L. Fisser.
Mrs. E. Angermund Of No. s71 Lucky
street entertained friends on Thursday
at a kaffee klatch, followed by an even
ing reception in honor Of Miss Mildred
Kornhardt Of Denver, Colo, who is her
guest az q visitor to the Worlds Fair.
sniIsx and after an elaborate collation..
music and social games entertained the
assembled guests Until a late hour. Among
those present were:
MesdameL
Charles Wonderly. Ed. Rufenthai.
II. Detera Frank Gloeckner.
z. A. Angelrodt. NJ. Niehaus.
Charles Miller. William Ratican.
George Flake.
Misses"
Mildred Kornhardt, Annie PagenkempeT.
Helen Deters. Hannah Ahlmeyer.
Birdie Book, Minnie Angermund,
Helen Book. Lizzie Angerfnund.
Rose Sindelsr.
Messieurs-
william Ratican. J. Hagen.
Frank PaGenkenper, George Thomas.
r. N, Kuftner, Martin Meyer.
E. A. Angelrodt, Frank Gloeckner.
Robert Maysack, r. j. Schueler.
Jack Ahefn, Clyde johnson.
Oliver Becker. .
A reception was given last Wednesday
at the Hamilton Hotel from II until /, by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. vickcry, bride and bride
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General o.. H Ernst. who is the Cow
eminent representative IN charge of tn.
mississippi River and Is Tributaries. and
his daughter. Miss Helen Ernst. arc visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott N Vanfe-
vcnter place. General and Mrs. Ernst re-
side in Washington. Il. g.
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Mrs. Laura Go2er and daughter have
returned from New YORK..
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Miss Kate Kane entertained the Opal
Girls last Sunday with a drawing party.
The prizes were won by the Misses Maude
Updyke and Anna Gallagher. Those pres
ent were:
Misses
Maude Cpdyke. Louise ELL.
Katherine Cornelius, Mamie Meter
Florence Mulcahy. Nan NcSsmara
Anna Gallagher. cara n nren.r
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A euchre party will be given under the
auspices OF the women's section Of the
turnverein in their hall at Thirteenth and
Monroe streets Wednesday afternoon. he
ginning at 2 o'clock. Prizes will be
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the smugglers interested the court by
the harefaced way In which they con-
fessed to selling information to the
police on both sides OF the frontier.
They informed against one another in
most mdiscriminate fashion. The pro-
Iceedings in the cellars OF Vorwarts Of
flee. on which the prosecution SO much
relied, do not seem To have been SO
mysterious after all, one crown Wit
ness deposed that no enc was permitted
to enter the cellars except certain Sc
lected Russians. and that the Russian
literature stored there was kept under
lock and key. II now apearS that this
very cellar was used by the Norwarts
employees as a common cloak room. and
that the fearful" literature was lying
about for any one to examine who
wished to do So 1t further transpired
that one of the crown witnesses named
Abel, on whom the prosecution relied
for much of its information. had been
dismissed from the Office of the Nor-
warts. and had been several times in
jail for theft, blackmaitng and other
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-30
Russian Army Effected its Retreat
TO a Better Position for At.
tack at Lao Yang.
JAPANESE LOST OFFICERS
Splendid Spectacle witnessed
During Retirement of Russian
Transport While Artillery
Held Back the Enemy.

Liao Yang, Aug. 29.--The Russian
army has effected its retirement with
transport and artillery on Lao Yang
aud is now in position awaiting the
advancing Japanese, The progress of
the latter has been rapid and deter
mined, sparing of no sacrifice In the
attack on the Siaolindzy position, one
Japanese battalion lost all its officers.
The retirement of the Russian trans
port of four corps yesterday evening
across the plain. while the artillery and
troops in the rear held off the Jep-
anese, afforded magnificent spectacle
All along the extended lines there was
an incessallt roar of batteries, the Rus
slams working their guns with great
ooolness and not retiring until the
transport was in safety. General Rom
tokowsky was among the killed.