The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
Doors of One of the Oldest Res
taurants Will Be Locked for
First Time in Forty
Years.


three days. but no estimate has been made
on tn. crowd to arrive. St Louis Day. II
is believed that the arrivals ON Thurs
day Will so FAR surpass any other pr-viou,
record that any estimate would be a mere
conjecture
According to Gould's St Louis Directory
the city had population in March. 1904.
Of ss3sl5. OF this number. :Tl50 were
actually registered in the Directory as
having business avocstions residences or
being the heads of families Allowing a
small Per cent OF 81 per cent for children
under aG. and Others not registered, the
total tot Is brought nP to the above figures.
ssS.s.5. There will be probably 10000 Wis
iiors in the city on 81. Louis Day. There
are 3eo11 who live practically within the
Worlds Fair gates East ST. Louis will
County no; less than 500 more TO the Fair
on -. Louis Day. From these figures ono
can make a conservative estimate OF the
actual attendance on that day.
SOUVENIR TICKETS.
Souvenir tickets can be purchased only
a; the downtown branch offices. They will
not be on sale at the Worlds Fair gates
on September l..
one Of IN. Oldest restaurants in 81.
Louis announces that for tire first time
in forty years IL will close its doors ali
day Thursday. Its daily customers are
hundreds OF business men from the down
town districts
W. H. McClean. who has charge Of the
Sunday-school chorus for 81. Louis Day.
announces that final rehearsal will be held
At the Coliseum, Olive and Fourteenth
streets. this evening at 30 o'clock. All
who intend To participate are expected To
be present. Rehearsal tickets will be ex-
tickets
Many of the retail druggists have de-
CtHpi n all a, al
OF the retail cigar dealers, particularly
in the downtown district. This In con-
junction with the barber shops. many of
which have signified similar intention.
Oliver T.. Tebesu. proprietor Of the brf-
fet at 40 Locust street. suggests the The
prominent saloons. all IL possible. close
who Will agree to suspend business that
day send in their names To tn. committee.
II - expected that many of the down
town saloons and cafes will close. The
Melsheimer Wine and cafe Company. is
among the first to announce that its place
OF business will close Thursday.
Merehsn,s Eschanse. wiii receive all all
contributions 10 the fund TO aid those
who otherwise would be unable to at
terd the Worlds Fair on ST Louis Day
proportions. W. H. McClain of No. Is23
Washington avenue. who has charge Of
the distribution Of tickets. announces that
the demand for them Is greatly in ex-
cess of the supply. Numerous appIica-
tons have been made by letter and IN
person 10 Mr. Mccain. who says the ma
are from the hard-working and industri-
ous labor classss. whose means are such
that they cannot AFFORD to purchase
Adoiph Edgren. a well-known ST. Louis
composer Of music, has submitted a march
song especially arranged in honor
Sy se. a' ~ D1k Black hf The "s6@s sohs has
been accepted and is In the hands OF the
Criterion Concession Company at the
Fair. but the company has agreed 20
music programme. Mr.. Edsren has sub
mitted a copy OF II TO the committee in
charge of the music programme for 81.
Louis Day.
TO FURNISH TICKETS.
Additional list of houses which will
ployes admission tickets:
4 J. wssers National C.res and Tea Com
pany. Mel.heimer Wine and cafe COMPANY.
Cahann- Plumbing c9mpsny. ThoHla, II TuIiy.
siias c.nirsi E-ok and New. conpany' Art..
-lan Manufacturing and Dc;tlink Company.
White. xT~nninT Groc-r Conipsny. e Ma;i,on.
g; IL yan;iibgJs L IL Iiemsnn. Thomas
Printing Ink Company. sWift & co. h ?.
Ioss. r. GrOebi Co.. Geneva Liihia Water
Company.
AGREE TO CLOSE ST. LOUIS DAY.
close ST. Louis Day:
American wr.cking Company l.. y. Thomas
II. W Null walter e Sny,h. ! Mallory.
Henry Kaimsnn. Angus, Mende. K-srn.s 4
mueller. a. 6. weIlmeyeT Drug Company. !,
winkier; J. 6 silnonei. J. II. Hoisch.n, A-
psny. d. schesT, p ii fIs,ms,rr. Monis Koch.
, z MocFt ,nE r ri BensSt 5ss, ,. M,l,ey Henry
z smith. arTox s5l.er GSn,rsrns compsrs.
West,nshouse Automati. AR and Siam C"gp-
paly. e. z. sayer Mercantile Company. J. n
yollrner son. 4 K,eIk.nbsun Wall Paper
Ar society, l. Man;Ier. Mr.. a. ",l.oa. T F.
GerIach; cnurrh e The ce,ensnt. Grs; Annie
pany' j. a. ware cor.,ructiSn c;ennpsns. ) =
Ryan; ~ Hosnst BTsdsury Marb'. conpsuy.
sis aareH Mf j. He.r sra john sao c'nsae nsis
Ss.in Tsn BSnsi, aSnssEsr Dental Is Ls,,a, MleT
81. Louis Cotton Compress c,nnanv. ,r- j. X
sA Ru.s esgh@z oaf Mi: en- a
Committee. Madison County F.-ry COMPANY.
+, ssi. Wal. Papea 4 RTsps canp,av Rcs.
6, Brands,bers. Frank scsHari is.ten cath
3 Iaxrens. Il. L.srenes ~ % s,en. and con,,.ne:i1n
MAR. AsylI7n. Calvary Cemetery Association.
Mele,io Fish snd Oyster Company. Herr
.ent Rich. Aetna Life In,urance C1r131ry. ;ne
!, Mon Zinc Mining and Devs slnpmen. t-ofrrzny
J. " Arnold. Walter Horn. J I>cWkoeitz
SOUTH BROADWAY MERCHANTS.
The following South Broadway mer-
chants will close on st. Louis Day:
Jacos, Aibrscht Clothing and TalI1rinx Conn
Bany. Louis Katxss->r Carpet Company Emil
Wachtsr. Jones Hardware COMPANY 81 Goe,-
iler Hardware COMPANY. Mrs. J. g Eo.t J. V
Feidmsnn DRY Goods Company. Jo--ph rsi.er.
Le~,, k9sn: The c.,.S Kal.~s,,.I Cane; csmps-
william G.. Sailenhach. g T Munxf. w Fl
Pottren. Frief Orr Goods Company NJ Pos
nan.ky 4: & co: Adclph folhnr II. r. Boltes. n
: Ssngenuck- William Morren- p A Helm
.ich.. William II. Haduck W G waxen~r u.
,. Toeniskoetter. NJ HAmman. O. ssliv ss-sr.
.loys Iohst: Edward Poeschens.-in. veniz
"a. Charles Dittrrar. g Diez t'rv's s:iilin-ry
harles Roldt. Thuners Furniture cfrrpany
Ernst EStz-ndorr. Louis Onn-ri. Frank IatsI
,haIi,s Aehs,tmesr- sie1In., sam Ledsrer.
icrnpsny. Chsrie- r. Lutz Martin Grsieau
sutheauno Bros. KlueS-i Por.,I,z Kirrhos
Phiiir J Boehner RothRrs & Bro. August
wash,.r. Ideal coNe. and Tea Compzny.
Foundry and sash Weight Company IS..e's
Henry Bosch: E. ssutur. II Gidian.en Henry
eSoiterinr. Crescsnt Alter. z rlarb-r. -scob
Loevenstein. william sicher. Crari~. Ro<t Fur
tein Phil Burg Grocer Cn-npanr' schtfYuii
!. Mueller. ". u. Br,uchamp wiscon..n
roeke-y company. Georx- wacke.iin Missouri
,,rockery comnany. Reeker-schn.pei Bskrrs'
MARKER Fish and nleo. Louis A Zepo. Becker
irocer COMPANY. ssso.<e Fehi Blue Ribbon g.
.ar Comnany William Loenei Lager Bro. |
Vssinn sshan,a anf M. Mrai9riff us sSs"n,ny
'ytz- Fred Evsrtz 4 San. Miss Z. Wern... VIII