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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
LEGION of Honor.

Trhs Working Committee. oonp1.IeI Z r-qr--
f.rtHt!yes cf II. several councils. recently az
pointed by the chanceilors. ALL Tre.; Saturday
evening. Regular NOTICE of ;his melting. giving
hoIr and place. will b mailed 70 sacE member
.hls y-.k-
Th- Executive Board ~iii bold SEE rsIr r-S--
Lar meeting Friday evening. U-sth claims VII
be Izss~d On auG other irEfteTs -: inipJrta1c-
TO the Legion will u considered
Excelsior Council he'c its regular meeting
lat Tuesday evening. z.th it, usual god at
tendance. Thsre wee no iuitiztious Al ths- met
..S owing 10 the failure of -egsrsi applicants
20 attend. but Judging from TIRE remarks o,
E0rn@ Of IN. members Guits hatch 4 sppi-
cations TiIl b filed the next meeting
-f,h good attendance. sn: Steps acre 'SE-r
for N. opening Of IN. fall csups; .n- Chan
c-ilc- soniirg- expects good aft-u1anCs al
ell or n. meeting. for the r.-st c: ~ gear.
L. promises Initiation, a. -very meeting
Alpha Council will Fn~~- TUESDAY evening.
rh.l C-hancslia- v-oi,. requests . isrr- st;.u1-
src.. = special bJsia~S- q in--oTtsre~ 20 all
tns members viii cor1~ " ior consideration.
TIE supreme chance'i1- has called On Alpha
cicuncii 70 al i~a-t fstv zppll~atis-.s
b~i~s,r Eow and January :. snd s;-ps I'll
b tak-n a. This meeting % formulate plans
q secure them 81 Rsvo!d. an old member
C. Alpha '-y'lrcll. Tow resident q C-ncinrla-l.
= IN The city v'tifing ths Words fair- suI
s-vInit.- 70 sit@nt the mex; meeting gf Alpha
Tr- Entertainment Committee q HYDE ParE
- op@n meeting 70 b. reid on SEPTEMBER =.
n. committee IN endss-orfnS % b~z. all former
T-nJrd. both IN ths quality Of .a.e .1tsrfA -
meat and IN Attendance
m. s,!lysi5z rog-riis 0iii tNir ->et:
To-ruorr1x-chrrpton HI aoi I-assy site: Tue
sts-ls and Busn. Vista. ThgrsLay- -RirS.o-4
a.. Is eflE.e--
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
RECEIVED GUESTS
UNDER OLIVE TREES
French Commission Displays
Marked Courtesy in Honor of
Peace Congress Delegates.

Tie COl.-E.->IoaerS % the French Gov
.rnIner; al tile Worlds Fair yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock gave a reception 81
tie French f.l;Ioi..d building in honor sr
IT, delegate tl r'.. Iltcrrs ID PC
Congress
Those @ap attended from among tl.
G.!'sst-s TOOK this Fec -r-i1n 20 be- iaI..=i-
t!v- g tn. a--ltr.d. 81 jfi. French toward
n. pu-5"7-s - she Pa.i.s CouS.e--. and
th.= coH1.i -ipr vas heightened by TITO
fact tsa- -. entertaining ~ 10 the gar
d-n .! tn Fr--rG f.-.!liv.I. directly about
'E- oilse tr-e~ which are planted tl.r..
tEis t=.ng bit %! tine d-iIc..ie ,"li,--r..-s
o. The Frerrif @ s.Dv TIL p-a-,- d-!.gat.-s
that IT, oiiv- branch v.lS rln- lar TO reach
a. Jar as Fr1-H- is ,ufr .rl...1
Th- receiving Lr. vEa- .a '-- r.i,i. yer-
ti-da % ~. r'fi"Liai T-ttli.sr- and 81
Picard. president - she French Words
Far 1nrlmi--l"u. Hass,.ed j!- ila.
The Other ''prn-li -Sis-er- and -,--.t....z
o: IN. cyHgfi-s4'- TuIc.- ~, tho .--t o. tl..
!!ns. and th- many gI.-StS PAST dow
IN. nie ana N-r- Introduced 70 each 'o.n-
missioner.
II wss = large and III. i.tinruf.f..s -a-Ear-
lng. th-F" t-i. : many foreigner Efo
.atr "--T ~"t4u-7 seen at ~. NsJTil' -
: ar r.cep'-1a-- end fuaG- -,.--t~ - note
y ar-iNsl ln - I<,ul- II V4s -St .rl-.-.L
t-iat mere s.e-s v..I" than L'F-' laii.S .tr-s
<. -, nt.+i'.n D.. ~. 'iil!irs, ga n. Wanda
The costume = the ladies' were 70
sp-tu1-Hi with I"we.s. aI4 it Sa- said sil.r
thsr. acre NOR hslr-f.,.f worns-l srF
beautiful gowns there than mad ben -. p
- any previous W0r.1'- Fair reception
D@iigi 'fii rsrreshrants We're served ia
H. garden.
Prpu.i--at among rla-a r.res-n- w..
ar - s.r1 lg.l-s 'e-.'--. Er.s sl-r-. 'f.-
~ sa4 ~ - =: - ., s=s'I. 80 d i'-.z,..
!. H1.~- NJ. All rrS Fss-ei- carl Vice
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
CINCINNATI MAY HAVE
LARGE RAILROAD SUBWAY.
rIan 10 Construct Tunnel Directly
Across the Center of the
City


REP Bill STT.IAIs
Cincinnati. -. S"pt- lt-Plsn- have been
rE'ade under tfo auspices % me Union
TsTEllina! COMPANY which. u ca-riAi out.
viii give Cincinnati one % -ho largest
fsii-Dad sc5.--ys IN tn. country The
plans s.H be submitted 20 the vario.s
railroad aGthOrifi"s next week. and Il "a
believed by those s-ho ~. IN q position 20
know that they will - accepted
Tho plans INCLUDE Z. subway beginning az
Z point on EsEi.stun avenue. to the east
% The business sertlo- and -h-rce west
ward 20 a Ioi-.t On Ncl--aa avenue. max
ing "a lin. directly across th-- center % tn.
CITY Private property j. TO be taken over
by pu-ca.ts" ard lease. giving those along
the lin. direct switching connection with
every railroad IL tie city.
The subway will Dc 2 tunnel. sr-hei
overhead. the construction being strong
enough To rI.s-il.ta!H business house, Il
VIII contain twelve standard tracks The
motive power Will d electricity a.d both
freight and pass nEsTs efil be hauled
According 10 present plans Ihe terminal
station Eiil 10 between Vine and Elm
streets and court a.d Canal streets. Va
riots Ousiues, equalization have been
making strong demands upon ;a- railroads
20! better switching facilities and the
plans for The subway are The outcome.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Ancient Order of United Work men.

Phoenis Lo4se had 4 welI-sttenIe. meeting
l.st Thufs5sy -NEniis I.lni ..d tisisac;e; sr-at
Pail Committee was received. a-E;!nE that
,nd Morgan streets. hid b.ea engaged ~ d
snrCsl hall 81; this .uslEs. 10 ~ given "a IT,
.v.ring q S4-uFisy. January : $50.
r-.l5r feast = Ni.,hsnl-s' Lodge. 5shi-a hs1
until further noti-e. tn- ra-n1be-s O.; ;'c
Iedg. ss4a ati'na ~ ~Sil5's FaiE.
-. i,1.is E-cege. No. J. held eF-iuyisst'r
erecting iast 74-s..ss evening. 'rhis I1is- RiI
Ee- e at ;s hail =, Xia:S mi f..Fi .:2s.s
All tire rnern.,sz q m. io.Ee viii b. requested
~ ~ az e. RAJ e 'fe '1,saf d. Sa Co. ,s 2 W. Eh
Fair. All r1~ribers gf THIS IoIEe vno are n
line on hat a,y viii hs,. th-ir vay DsiI into
the Fair GROUNDS. and = i hop-d 5ha. all
members 0'iil urn out 20 contest r1r Tire p.tz.-
~ fast - toe lodges ar" holding th-iT sep
t"rnhsr meetings they ~" making preparations
{" take Isrt n The parade On 4 - 4 W
annie@r-arv = II" order Tle crTn-rit;sa hss
received cuasri iri',tions from lodges in vs-ios
&. take I'a-; g. The prizH contests AMI . ia'-t
meeting viH T. held between IN \ .. l. "
Honor in the ren,pi. of fraternity Tuesday 10
o9rnpIsts arrsr ssrn,n;s for The toint celebration
The ner, rn..;ing Of tho German wo-sr,ea.-
Fcifsrdt's Hsn. at ch"ruk... street sni Tenas
,venue. All riernbesS ~ the association ar.
s-c-ri;y Lo-iye. No. ~. Efil bold ir- regular
meeting 'n-rf!s arering. when a s-uaL.r
will he given. and matters concerning th- -p,-
cisi 'rsni Lpiye session. h. I-ii sse7t.r,.-
ner -. and 4. -. l. ". Day sf tho wr-Ig's
fstT viii be discussed. All members ef fne
l4dse who T'oslibiy can are requested to attend
wesiern L-ise. NJ 80. h.d w-II-a;i.nt..i
= = -tirg Tlfursiay evening. a. which \ -. i.
" i'sN- prtcber =. WIS digcJFssfi- All -ts.
members who turn ,Asr On parade IN that day
~ havn their Admission 70 the T-sir EroiInfs
i1ih y The lse. ~ 'hc meeting Sep.eTn-
Or = 'hi- lnjRe will give sfno<e-
r. 20 ssSist in the celebration II 81 Louis pa-
noncpardis iSfse. No. n. A. % r. w by
n,.LS'li'nouS vote resolved have meeting on
the night q September is
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Modern woodm.n of America.

The regular u1se'inz - - T.s..i- Camp No.
~ in g \ Il HaiI last Tuesday, evening
was On" - - rs's- E1-rr0rl'.I. and largely R--
tended -l@stiG=- EYER A.sg Ey the camp. s-..r.I
ct3d..ist--= 70 initiation were ua hand s7d ~.
No toax ii arg - H. fHt..,.,-yh 49,,
IrH drilling t-E!gT-ueF D.. 'iis tam durIrx ne
team az - I'M. ths- !, b, s,,,5 II. ~. :, -
~ H.at ta-It fl-rtr q. " igsz 1kse n Is-5 -
.-''- VIA d. f'f ~ Heal camp meeting of
i'.i.1a- .'sa.I ~. zee; % o'clock ,o-nnor-
i.s.,. sr.i5-,. y -. a. i,a., - 20 So
camp he'd ia.nt i1-e'il. v..t W-llsts;' s-s,15
Ty, hundred IaeaberS aaJ Elton. s@re 5-es-
,I;4ds: cszsg viH met f'-idav IN ov.rbec,..
i1z - Sei';"sz.ber tvo new members ze-e
a4,-.it-l snd there were fur sD3iicatio=s for
'.l.eTgi.-~ ca.up VII mse' Friday evening at
l1r membership s.Te received and .c-ei On
49, No.: a -, p, i,~e5'HT = S-9enl,,-
to-.-'-roN evening
,'guna civ camp all meet Saturday even
- Al 70 $50 As-toE av.lu- This camp rad
two aa.T-isns arr s = apfI!...tll rls fo- r,-rp-
h.,-.ip y li. meeting 4 September :
fourth lu.--ay st SegrErH strest and Aan ave
s-ss-.T '--'r vii me: Friiay a; Roberts
s., La9., camp VIII r7-.s Ta.s4ay. e--niu=
y! q q L Han a5 Se-si.seeuth ard IaTkef
itt.'ed fve appii--nts a. ~ Last rns>sins
1"ls-r 'ir.- 'al-P viii IH.-, TttIr-Hav
"y".LinS IN E-=-eas Haii. 40. - MANCHESTER
aEsu-sa-
-s-.-it camp 'tI fues; Thursday .yenia. -
aissi-slprl sr1 '7l.sf-su svs-u-s A. N. last
=. --.ss t..f- Tts on sa7-'liaa. visitors rep
f--sriinE fofse - a5rrss. Wcsi9-s Fzlr Mound
lily al lselgsIsT csfuyE were present
W~iist9n 'inlE Eili me- In i.cso HiI Hall
Hamilton and Stui@ avenue Er.day- Last
TUESDAY th- io:ut meeting With Ib-luar AZ
held Team No i.sJ q Ni'isrd Camp Kan
faS Fi:B. sar. e1hIiiticn crfi Ard eou-
fr'te'i tn~ sdoptiprs- '-sfI-l' vVsis1s II Earsas
'Ity rT---del- Air- J1tuvt1r Il, E,s@.X Cs-r
N-N Js--ey. Ellea the aavis-r. chair and a
visiting harIer zsrvei b4riszr 'or N. even
ing II" isn taxed } it. tearsr- ca
Tscity iy ne isrSa sfr-..5eslr.
Word < Fair amp viii fu=-; Friday ev.ainr
a. T.rth and carroll street..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Degree Of Honor. :. q. L. W.

CAN No. g Isss has bce1 Issued. an. VI 70
date a Tra5c.I,y q thc Io,,g-- have paid IL 70
the grand recorders o:Iscs. AU IoG--s failing
To make fhcir T"pOrt n time required b. law
Vii h+ TsI,sr-.i - T=-de6- The reports SO
fs- received -1-1v. aulss a number of rein
Sia;esI.fEt= and but fer Essf-r.lar.- IT..
monthly and rsInltiznc- reports are ,,.. AZ rh-
q af1.i r~c1ri"rs ofncc b. ;he seventh day u
The rlsr--'.
m foiios ING -IZez Will h0ii their rr.--.-rs
tbs --rk: E1---arrg~ e-ening-Aco-u iodS.
Misss VI a-d trout-au a-e-.1s.=. Tu.-dzv sve-!-
fr=-l'I;csriN Log. F-s-errsi tuiid-S El.V-
"1tn st;sr- azc Franklin avenue: weare-dsy =
ctsning-Hys~ Park L0dEe. Eleventh, ..r-.r
and Nss hols~s avenue THURSDAY evening
western l>sig~- T-gsufy-tiiTI and North Market
streets: Friday eVsrsin--Nur-eii T>ofx4 I.re--
sGn and PzrI s-.aE---. SATURDAY event---
Southampton I<g+xe. Morgan H-0fi road snI
sczni.n iy~nrse. and Wet t,-d T>o;-e .1lott.a1:
end fioyse sT-fiu-z- Ei-lfgf.s svelccz1-
Mr. Almsfetta Morgan Of Nsnsz. s-t- No.
grand chfef Of ho-.or. assisted - ~. s-an. r.
corfsr. deputy sra-d cliisfs q honor. members
of the Grsrsl L1tse Law committee and chefs
of hoIor of the local II1S-s. VIII bold re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

EIiioti Camp is again getting n r1rTn uad@-
the I1anagerner; O, Charles p SaunG.-s FTy.
candidates were Initiated las Tr.sGzy p rht
-. r. GGs;in vas elected consul ccrn-nand.r:
r. j.. wy11t e-no-- and n L Eas- uas
chosen cleri- 20 all the vacancy rauSsd by ~.
d.sih of tIO-S. e Rurrss -p@- nj rD-r-,-y i
". Croft made address me I--,eas.-Ev 2
Tho late So-cre,sn Bu-nes tss --reIvsd III
ril 10 erected n his memory within the n.xt
thirty Say-
I-~a--s.i Camp hs. earapis-sd 60 rr..s.,tu.-.-
un-k IN handling tho visitors during -hf. y@-S
Fc-r- ih1usand members . the WoaE-1.r -
ti-@ world from all parts or the Tinted sa->-
vii t~g.n TO arrive IN - L.alI. To- morrow
rno'rinz. and 100 members q, -. r-uff1-n.
Ssri. viii 20 irta csrar. or the yrS-,,t. -
grounds "Wednesday 80 W0<-irr.n q. -ha yarfd
Day az the FsIr- The Uniform Rarl head n
rc-rS. Wootrncn 'trr!. and q Louis arms
riI Terad~ tie Fair srounis on w-+r.s f,v
evening Al Forest Park Highlands a cft.- =
80 candidates mat hsye been secured BY -lf-
81 Louis camps. viii be initiated -. -7-a-
work - be done b. TIE .oyer.lsn afHe--- IN.
camp VIII hold rI,sefilg -h.s RON - AZ -
q. N. a. No. - Wainwright building
Walnut Camp held n s,,l.rdii -1@.tfr- r.x-
"Wednesday "FeninS- seven carc.iaf.s Sprse.r.i
fo- cbiizatton- To-rnorrov evening a sur>r.si
rnA~tinx viii h~ f7~'d fr- the furrslSs - 1rz.g-
ing rsai arrangements ,sr the Woy-lr,-n "a.
tsTscc "--iI..d1y- and siso % 1rrszze -
Ns-ispn camp held iis regular -rsettnr la
Ta~r-zy evening. l=ESe rsrrsutaxe af -i@
membership was prr<-r,- ard I. vs. tfs.Srf-
Day parade
EIs Camp. mex; m..:in. ,;u tax plase a,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

- LOS Council had a w eathu-.1sr!, met
i-r last Monday. with an especially I.EG. a.
i-ataa--- -gure-Es Wari-T Jo~.lh Abrams
Tase O-e = his c-s-scte-i.t:c iaIs- .zd a. a
result. to- yocnE u--fater> psat Away fully
'-f-rE.F.s4 % 1--41 tE- tl1 s.sf1 90 s-f;iE.
q 'l-li.s-ss s1- fh- M1E.l'a s:r e..f.
:. ~ al IS afasr 'sglcil La. s<.lt-i a pl.n
=: fsT fIa.GI4.--sz.ii. su-E 1u-fur fh.-
q .fr-- AMI ArcECu f1ot1~ s1g- h- ugCGt
- h-r erGuc.i s.:all tAanE al priz-~ 0SeT-i
Hamilton 'rurri! hs. aIr=>ig t-zur O.
results Tao suI-.g.flur- We rad - fts
last I4--' I-s ant & ;A~ f.-le Ta&s--
'-- r.'r.i'-s~ rr.ffv c.-tii1 = vit..inr IN. -
SlCtL So rsunri! haB t--e~ aUliscsf. p. %
is credit :1r 'h- WaT.1'- Fair ara .
TGff1IE eGlTa s~s-- SsrrE ~ fl- -He~-- 1.l-ia.
. = tia-El-. gzp'a-- Z c2ss- 80. = o.. oslo
--1'- tGt his iEG1r-s~ ls a-rs~-.l-i- i--- f-r.
E-f..H- - sfHNr B. 'r= fssr rfzt f1s rem
i-r- s-~ .-sdi1E cLs-- 4 "a n.z w1fE
" -lE1- 'Hi-Gi.il ha4f --..-lf.-f.s!-i rls-slrg
last Fri.sr. SIX lrp'ie@riars ;CT - WrT.ls
rair class rssG ard T. sort-st ~far-ri BE-
tN--f tao aia-f.s h-aLsI hy ~ vir. ar-h1-.
& Asa R.ssr a:f ths srsf1. F-lra-- I'u-ilu.su.
y 1a- s5.. a.T--. % visit Gr--.-s tO4.eN =.
f.tF N.4ra a-s.ry -rsufrr
t.s l-aI-T.fll - Nor ''al4.si.. - gd1 -Il-
N-.irl~-ca- S.r ~ LU-.s-=~ r: rf.v-ius rls-
rssruh-ry r1, -sirs q ;r. ssyz! Lag a. a
home uEute-toE sd . srs-.,~ ;h-nI I-au.riy 20
r-es~nt y. ,-sT1r-E . their friends IT, met
l'y Uss aftrs---L a- Adviser A-rh n John
V-l-f- at Advisory s---ft- r ]. Sta1l-. N
r"S rL-rfh- a-- !---lruiI~si 20 Lad t.- older
pf4e- - -" Au-!l's Faf. class cU1--sf-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Independent order of odd Fellow.

Golden S1eT-.r T>,lzr- I -, o. = No. 90.
Rod is regular u~st4.- -a9'eu.D"- ;. lu -.
iAi at P.stzl.zs5 street snL I's@r.sn ar~ra~-.
= .slto-s -.rr present r. n OAK iE.G f>lZr
srrong tn subjects 1.s sI-S.I ;te ,'---.a
0T tEe acFfEs EE"TIr.r- -"-Sf-E- 20 3 -sa-- I.
taken having 20 View a ullr. lively app p-e-Ia-
-ssn of f.assErlt dufie-- Specially via. refer
en~e u fuii--al- - d.-.4---. T.-Tnla-<
Mechanics I>riC- Nlsits- i-sries.e L1ls@ ia 4
bosiy Last lt1r~'iay e-.airS- NJ = Ei-s 90.
N-Dt. ant FsFnCfu -E1-". urging I@scl-la i.I..s-
%. evening". A. the msetiGS last Fr,iag the
f.4Io-i-z we're i-it0-s; Lewis It!lu = Illinois
J.. FfHl-- - Pennsy ylvaria. Pa: G-srd !. r.
yulIe- q ohio ana IT. J IO.I;~n ..f l.. flJls.
Mr. Dgle 0'nc3a:s- a. rrgsr4ss 10 Place Z III
NehS-"r. Eho H. uEt q =. E.tr. fnTEs 80.
members were z.--n Their h-st step IN '..f I.i-
lJsshiI'. ana On ths following Frl.ey ws-f q the
irst DeE.=. s!A b. given.
SIrrluIi- Los'Zs met ls-' Saturlsy s-.rs o.
the northeast ccrn.r 90 Grand sa5 Es-taG ays-
-aturGar tlc ssgEs- -taH 10 -s-sETiify Ia
FIrst and -, u1 degree
Wiloey LDd.", " =. EaI srasl 1Il.et.I-; ~
-" hall st Ninth AM '1it-- -tE--iS E-t E"--
ssv cysn!rs- Ifs deere sis7 clnfe--@i t--
i.syaI Blue leET-- o1 fhse" .stE3s,lates- E.s--
.Ts from the foiiJxlns >ss;.s =ers Tr,. .rit.
Indiana. Oklahoma. ORG L. f-z.Esy ana. Nh
ors. w 1IniuS. NassscllTl= =srts and Fonda.
-. DoE;- Krb-kah Lri2. Esii giEe --indcr-
j. WI par = At Na-s-.ir Temple. G-al1 r.I4
invitations have been issue5. and il -x.-.,.--1
that rhsr- viii BE- a large ATTENDANCE For tr-
information .: listing frienas-. the riob.e graz.
Miss Eis -. Grady. w!s.s~- lr knpEn tf@t tee
women are rs4ue=tsd 10 furnish snail ig-
q lunch tsrI5UEI 10 tw7l and a lasru apron and
tn n@gktie must be folded and tie. tc. o.
the box
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
TRANSCONTINENTAl
GOULD TRAINS
Believed Line From the Atlantic
Ia ih" Pacific Will Be Com
pleted in Two Years.
REPUBLIC sPF,T.!.

EEf'l EL!' SFfc-IA!.
New York. sept i0.-is IL. result OF III.
negotiations UTol which the election o..
! r r Jer-rey. president q The Denver and
Rio GraEde Railroad To IT, directorate. of
| the Western Pacific Railroad defended.
Could trains w!!i be running within t1g
years from ti- Atlantic L. tho Pacifi..
Ocean By the afalisiiou betW.e.. the
Could system and n. W.s;.-n P.clti, th..
s''-n1.ie zap wE!rn barred th. Gould So
i.m from the Pac.ns Ocean has been
closed.
1; is understood tn4t While NJ Gould
does not dgSeaF ~ the actual SEl-r o. Il
i,,aso.!iy .,.c..y %i The coEii'sny stoek Ais IL
and Ia. Weston Pacific viii b. ur-.-f.ntl
ally Gou-d Ettd.
While r. r JEFFREY ha~ received No Of
stood TO he on the way.
Ar- Jeffrey f. Gi=eL-si.S The r.S .sia-
lions "itn the Western i'icif.c Sai: TO-
For some iit:ie time tn. gentlemen vh,
a." interested !H ;a- Western Pacific ..
which W } BsTtn-tt of Ssn Francisco =
W LitsEi-at. ha'- asked tfa; 1 enter th-
c-FgcsHTy uI ihrl: company. teraIS- % H..
tsst-.ic f~lat!vL7hip that y M naturally -x-
1T b-fVr-r the Denver and RIO Grande
system ana tie Western par:ril. phen
-. F-a. c:s--'. ~ Il appeared Ja b. ~
mutual advantage t. TIE J-uy.- and RIO
:. a4-'-H aAlI - '-t-if fdG4llf'. sNEl-s-u- Vsza
I!tta ana / have recently L-er elected .
director.
'-rr- Western Pacific has i-a SURVEYS
practically completed from Salt Lake
t!iy 10 >an ETanc!-cO. and has acquired
extensive terminals r. San Francisco ami
oeklanf- lts man lin. will b. about 40
miles long. Us Ius 4fY.u.n -raIa Through
tas sierra Nsva9s.- xii te ! u-r cent anl
IN" irfsr"-;- connected with - AZ. re-
-f"iisi..' Sni able ~ carr the enterprise
through 70 complexion A. Salt Lake CIR
ire Western P4ci-i~ viii haV- the. igIrr =.
~, the yards. irar.S station sac I!-ia=
>ncp-. StC-. or ~. Denver and f.!n GRANGE
z rr1psay. eHI H.. r7p cg-nu..uf.s .iIi in
: 2. rSrEs hEsi-s=E hpt1 pa.=.sugsr and
iE~iEh' hs lINz tag 20 the Denver ard
.io GralI4e VIII - another CONF @rticrl 20
The Ps -iiic Coas- In addition tu the South
IN P~cinc. Elth q hich Il nov connects az
tyfle
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wabash Employer. Excursion.

Bloomington. III. sept i0.-The Insnage-
ment OF tie " Sbash Railway announces
that a special train viii be run from De-
cstur On September - 10 the 81 Louis
Fat- exclusively for employees who have
been unable 10 attend IN. grsa: exhibition
The return trip will be made on sept.In-
ber Is. There S!li ue s,s' IL. the party frou,
Decatur. and 4 number sill he taken from,
Other points intermediate. The order -
S-sd some time ago that no passes to St
Louis would be issued afts. August Is
has been rigtdiy adhered -. but the Of
ncials decided that ~ would b good policy
to take the employees 10 the Falr on
special train and relieve the regular train.
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EF.iT BIC SPECiNL
Chicago. Ill. Sept Io--The ST. Iou-
persons registered at hotel. here to-day
are as follows:
AuS!torsun.-e; II Davis g n pslAno. G
L Herman. Mss =. L. Fusai:, z. c Wat
80
hai,;. " l. IIt;i>. y. : Wh.;s!a~. u. +.
xsi.erhS1-E. Z Hli. " =. Movry. L. p.
Yale.
PzI-nor House. 8 Ascher A q Games.
Ms L. - ,;oOtnan. Mrs.. =. J1aes. J. B. Reed.
y. WaIlas--
s-esoo-t-h F. C1ld,a. F. G Harper
N!c-or.s-G ". 'irsy. }. a Hartman
GEsni Fsci-c-J. n ke.-. r A. Faust. W.
L,,il-. L Z -92e- w
Shsrman fou---E ,. Gl~r7. 0 H. LorIsarc
y Wis -
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AHcOuf.ceiFl.nL ! naIa By The Rock
Island raeern-nt that in addition TO
handling lTelBh; ~ the Terminal Rail-
read Depot. Twelfth and Poplar streets
the North St Louis deport IL. & NJ
CaSs avenue. near Collins street Is open
and as the st LoUis and Kansas city
Line Sa- opened for through business
August -. direct In. with freight "a
ciiities y offered % points In tn. West
touched By the Rock Island and lis con
nections
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knights of P,fhta..

f7-vsliH- rrlE-. ~ =. Kr!Eh,s % ? :hiss-
-eTr -1t---a'f.-f ia-' H-@sss.-fisV evening" t.
several listing lT--f.Tr To st-4asr- w.
a. f--E~n- IN th-.r praises - tie .Nse-ia-t
snrE % fi- - Il1-slE p t1ian team All o.
s-afgi.r-! ;Es 0.s.~- AID tho Hs.faL.rs z ~
c.'y .t-.g.- sr9 -. In form FerE Up 2 the
srj- u-.--s- IN wtl-r -asy ssslsf-1
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Ta"f-1 - tls r.N- TarEs4flCE. q - .-I -.--
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knights and LadI-. Of Honor.

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Nilsson rians In New York.

IT. BIZ T-fI-
New York. Sept. Io.-snong the arrival,
at the hotels here to-day were the foi
lowing from Missouri:
:; L.oC.s-G. II. Walker. p Hart HoiiAnt:
! ? RITnarc. p Nu-chseS-x Asccr: A. 7
E-l irGu. Z - R-onlgri. Marlboro: .. !
II-, a.. Vi~-c-ts: ". N Moody. Gerard.
Kansas Cify-S- Benjamin. J. J. Norton. ~
O. Helm ard III. Helm. Mar'oorouEh: A. h.
I'7----. Ccut.u-I:sl. T - Pci;zer and Mrs.
Peter. oierarl-
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To Day and
To Morrow.


W aSninEton- sept iS-Forecast.
N'sszJrt-Esrtly cicasr and cco!.- Srat.v-
PROBABLY .5oS~r- ir west porri.7 y--A.y ,.l-
rIEsa-r IN northwest port.oa.
II -iaTia sEd I4.!--is-Fair and cooler Su-t.x
N--1.E ia!f. ff~-r w.-t 10 so.th sszt y ms
E2stesa I-xas-FaTt-- cllrC!v SUNDAY: -nC A.
er. u nosil.eru p-fii n AoEdS. fair .r-sh
south winds O. tAe coast
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Weather at a Il. Clear. at.p -l.z-
Maximum temperature. .ss. --..n,s.II,, ~
stage cs rive. al a m. r~<-
EDWARD Il BOWIE
Local Fcrrczster
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

IN hs-'-- sals- -.ss;--l<y ssos--i IS e..
"r r." o, =: - a tot r. - aau-.
IinS.-'SS along - I>v-. y-s;srisy zas srso.
Ihe weather 49, far ard 1.r-,