The St. Louis Republic. [volume], January 24, 1904, PART II, Page 5, Image 17

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THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAT. JANUARY 24, 1901.
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Prizes were won by Miss Mueller and Mr.
Sli-innian. The nmrolution prize was rIv-e-n
to Jl'ys Jennie Mueller. The members
aie:
311-SCP
Ulcanor Mueller,
Ann.i WnMi.
Mario Byrne.
- Ueurjrli 1'ovvcrs,
31cicurs
It. O. FteJnman,
li 'Welrlm.in.
K- W. I-'lnhr.
Stella Clare.
Jennln Mueller,
Hess Hi rue.
J. Tt. Morrissey,
J. K. Uvrne.
T. J. UurKIn.
.X. A. Stock,
The twentieth annual military ball and
reception of the Ralmrater Rifles v. ill bo
Ik Id th's 5 ear at the Hamilton Hotel on
I'chrnaiy li This ball promises to be
equally as wnjov ,rl f not more so. as in
former eais. for the memlK-rs nre sparing
no efforts in miking arrangement!! calcu
luted to entertain their friends. The fol
lowing 1. dies are patronesses:
ModJines
.VKI!o!, Claude MeKlwee.
C. r lllankc, Jtoberl K. lUnsen.
C. II. Haraes Kr:i?t Scr.oerr,
M. .1. Gilbert. J. li Kcnny
-. II. Phillips,
The riomdor.1 Huchrp Chib mis enter
tained Thurfi.iy evening bv Mrs W M.
Xenzie of No. Soutli Mont re e .ve
nue. The Ursa prize was won bv Mr-. 11
3lurrav. the fconil by Mrs. I.uby the
third by Miss Nimri Moor. the fourth by
Mrs. 1 DcUinoy. The other members
pn -nil were
MNss
ISeesi i Rnlh. Aun.i llille-w
Lizzie Iuli). Anna On oil
-Mj.Mno Odonell. Tdrs M. WaMi.
A I'opulnr AMnicr H seorl.
This se.ihon -v III ,ui-p.tss dll its prrde-c'-rtis
in number nd sncl.il prominence
of its vjvitor-, v-.liu .ire .inivirs d illy nt
Asbexillv, N c The drives and Rolf
trounds J.ovv notable mue.'se of arriv
ols in the list two iveiks. Several kuii
Cins paitles v.ho li.tv been out have le
tunirsl with an abund.inee of game The
Kittcry 1'arfc Hotel and the Manor re
I ort unusually ;rood booklncs. anions
them a numlitr of prominent families vv!y
Mill May until June An interesting pro
fit. imme of entertainment-, musicales,
to., hao been arranged by the man
"Seincnt of both hotels
IMIIISOMI. mi:vtiox.
Mr. and Mrs O. W. I'oss of KariKts
City lmve returneil to St. IojU and have
nkm apaitments at Hotel ueers lor the
V Inter.
Mr and Mrs. it. M. Qulglcy of Hope,
yirK . arc at noiei i;eers.
Mrs. V. Jrvvett Gilbert of Xo. .T9C3 Del
mar boulovnnl Is vivStiiifr her daughter.
Mrh. William U. Dunham, of Xew Ito
cliel'r, N. V.
Mr. and Mr--. I". H. Harris are occupj
b; apartments at Hotel Beers.
Mr. and .Mrs. N'elson of Xew Vork are
Sucsts at Hotel Ileere.
I he Ml--fes 1)111 ee and Cole of Alton, Ill
are guests at ilotel IJeer.
Pesti.s .1. v'aili nccompanlcd by bis
tlausbler. Mis Htiila Wade, villi depart
io-tla for th riist. Thev will bo to Old
Voiiit Comfort th latltr part of thU
vv eek.
s Doctor Pi&ul.llu II. Albrecht, who lias
leni in.Kurope for over a jear, has re
turned to bis St. Louis home, Xo. TG3
Vt.-tmiiifter place.
KflMCV.OUI).
Mrs H.ijre. vvlio was Miss LHa Kins,
departed Thursday for her home in. Xew
York. Durins her rtay here Mrs. Hajncs
lias been much entertained. She was the
i;uet of honor at a, luncheon at Mrs. Wjl
lls King's Saiunlay and at a reception at
31 r. Charles King's 'Wednesday.
Mrs. Tr.ink W. Suck entertained a
number of cliildien Sutunliy afternoon In
honor of her little daujhtrl, Marj. Among
thoe present were lillz.i Mullen. Marie
Muniane. Imosen Mudd. Kosa Blanke
meler, 1'anlel Murncne, t'rban Mudd,
JTiot IUankcKtc'er and Orville Fuck
Mr". John S Coll ns gve a small dinner
Part;. Saturdev vnJnc to I'rofe-or W
It jlcrrion of Kansas Ot. who has come
to St I.nuis to t: ke charse of the Mc
Klnlev Hlcii ?cb.L Covers were laid for
Fix and the.- who enjojed the evenliiK
were Mr. nnd Mrb. Collins. Mr. Morrison,
Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Klnkcad and Jliss
Harriet Collins.
The Gles Club is rehearslnc for another
, jJiin. "The Maiden and the Tar." It is
fuie work of some or the Kirkwood men:
l.V.C U. Itatter Is the eoinpo"er while the
lil".J!i'iJhp work of Ij. J), llutter. James
Abraham Mvl U II. Dougherty. The or
chestration 1" bv C. I.. McClure. a. member
rf the Orpheus Orchestra. All the soloists
are -oclety men Among them D G 15ar
stow. It. T Dearon. 1M P. McEnnis.
Geore Traccy and Walter II. Hewn.
The Kirkwood I or nichtly Club m. t Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock at the home of
Mr. G P Dickson, on the Collins road.
.The ladles spent the day t-cwlng for the
lxnefit of .the vacition playsround.-.
The Kirkwood Monday livening Club
will be entertained to-morrow at the home
if Mr and Mrs. .lames 13. Wilde. Mr. I'.
J. V. Fl.ilT of th World's r.ilr will read a
pai er on "HxpoItlon Huiidlng."
5lr. and Mrs. Divis Hlggs have taken
the fnnilxlicil house of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur c Ilrent for the winter.
Mrs Uebecca Hazard l entertaining her
Fist-r .Mis Hobert". who will spend th5
rest of the winter here.
Mr. Herenlce Crumb "W.vcr gave the
third and last ncltal of her course at
llollman's Monday afternoon.
The eholr of the 5Iethodit Church will
riit'g a cantata. ."The l'rlnce of Peace,"
this evening. Among the members are
Mbses Young Thnxtnn. Williams. Wilson,
jp.i Wilson, Itrashear and Ulnck.
Wl llam O. Alv 1 the organlot. and theie
will be a violin obllEato bv Mrs. Seaton.
The Piano Club will bold its third open
meeting Monday afternoon at the High
Srhool. Mrs. Henry G- Wer will read a
pler on "Gennnn Music"
iri:nsTi:n cjrovks.
Mr llelow, a sister of Kugenc Tlcld,
1 It- visiting Mrs. II. C. Simmons.
. The Reverend Mr. Calkins, who was ex
pected to fill the pulpit of the Congrega
tional Church during January, has been
detained bv the Illness of his wife. He ex
pects to preach to-day. The Hcvcrend J.
H. Garrlton of St. Louia has been taking
the place.
The Debating Club will have a general
FINAL FORCING OUT OF WINTER GARMENTS TO-MORROW
WILL BZ THE MOST SENSATIONAL SALE ST. LOUIS SHOPPERS EVER SAW
Ladles' Jackets, made of all-wool Zibelinc Cleth, lined
throughout with satin, or of all-wool kersey, trimmed
with shoulder caoes and satin straps O! f ttCS
former price R Jlonday marked
Choice: of anv 523.00, SS.OO and JMCO
Coat ToOdorrovv
Choice or any Opera Coat In the hou-e
some worth JE3.W To-3Iorrow
All remaining Ladles' and Jlisses' Winter
Suits worth up to S15.0-To-Morrow
All remaining Ladles' and 3Ilsses' Winter
Suits worth up to $23 CO To-3Iorrow
rua
All Fur Scarfs, former price
$3.00 Monday
-All Fur Scarfs, former price
$S(-Monday ,
AHFur.Soarf''' former price
$10.00 Monday
All Fur Scarfs which we're
marked $13.00 Jlonday.....
MUST
J3I.50
S2.98
$3.98
$5.98
UNDERMUSUNi CORSET and INFANTS1 WEAR DEPARTMENTS
,e ror Lauies oovvns of good quality
muslin, joke or Uickh and emtfoid-
ered Insertion, all slice; v
worth eje-Monday.(l OOC
,- ,-t ... n. v..... ...
. tee. VronT U ol ' W ,i.ii .
ir,lt?v?rlm0m.M!St m,J4or
v..,..'..-. .- ';.-',--- . mm. w w
worth TSc-itonday..
'
,r XjwkJSSMKpmtK VQnfc
MISS MAY
Xo 4376 Wc:
debate ilcmVv night en parllamcntary
law.
Mrs A. M. Tellows cntertalrel at lunch
eon Wedneedav The following tulles
were present. Mmcf. It. A. Allen. W.
Jager. F II. Itooth. L. It Illplev. J. D.
Itlplej. H. C. Watrou. Horner. Windsor.
I-ockr. Coner. C L. Martin and H. C.
Wright.
The MoKdcy Club was In charge of Mis.
It. I. MacArthur chairman of the Cur
rent Topic Section The Rev rend Henry
V.'. Wizner. sspi rintendent of St. hte
phen's Social Settlement told of hlo work
among the poor In the vicinltv of Seventh
and Itutger -treef 111$ n-sistant. Mlv.
Marv Stev. art Turner. rrr-r.t: ,f T.ni,inn
followed with a paper en "Social Settle
ment" work.
MI M'ldien Allen, v ho his been at the
Jewih Hospital on IMmar avenue for
several weeks, ha gone to the home of her
sister. Mrs. Lon Harper, In Hast St.
Louis.
I'EKRl M)..
A party was given on Mon Jay afternoon
by Mrs. H. S. Condie to her little daugh
ter. Bertha. Among the children present
wcro Elizabeth ami Xnncv Lee Darst.
Douglass and Lawrence Condie.
Jliss Emma Jessup returned last week
from Defiance. O.. where she has been is
itirs relatives. i
Jlrs. Marv C. Larkin has been entertain
ing her niece. -Mrs. Mary McQuade. of
fat. Iouis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jack of St. Louis
have been the g ictts of Mrs. Jack's
mother. .Mrs. E. D. Itichardstin.
Ml-s Anna McColloch and .Miss White of
St. Jjiufs have Lcen the gueats of Mrs.
Docsat3 Lajton.
Mr. and Mrs William IJ. Rryant and
family returneI last week from Denver.
Colo., whciu thej have been spending a
month.
Mirs Marj" rjvell i visiting Mrs. J. W.
Pollard of Lincoln County. .Missouri.
Mrs. Harvey Payne of Parsons, Ka.,
Is the guest of her slter, Mrs. Walter
Winn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Page entertained a
number of friends on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Thomas D. Condie has, been enter
taining Mr. and Mis. Frank Ieavltt and
Mr. and Mrs Clarence W. Condie of St.
Louis.
Mr. H. J Webb has been visiting friends
in St. LonK
Miss Louise Chapman, who bar. been the
guest of her couia Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Chapman, jeturned last week to her
home in Calunn
Mrs Herbert L ConJIe left on Friday
for Chicago, where she will spend a week
vMtlng relatives.
Mr. and Mi. r. 31. Allen entertained
the Camden Place Euchre Club on Tues
day evening. Among tho-e present were:
Jlr. and 3Irs. K G. Jordan. -Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Christine. .Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Condie, 3lrs. Christine Hutchinson, 3Irs.
K. D. Hlchaidson an J 3Ir. and 3Irs. T. II.
Sprinkle. The prizes were von by Mrs.
Tobin and Mrs. Spelnkle.
The Sature'ay afternoon Club was enter
tained bv 3Ir. Patterson Bine. Among
those present were 3Irs. Jason Ldnlck,
3Irs. Calvin Case. Miss Julia Case. Sirs.
Christine Hutchinson. 3Irs- It, G. Jordan,
3Irs. K. 31 Heard 3lrs. R. n. Sprinkle,
Mrs. Carl Ludeking. 31 rs William Chaji
tnaa. 3Irs. George S. Catc and 3Irs. Chas.
Bonnett.
A luncheon was given on Thursday by
3IIss II W. Janls. Among the guests
were 3Irs. Oscar Held, Jr., 31 rs. c. A.
Brier. Jliss Helen Janls pnd Mii Vir
ginia Reid.
Mis. c. A. Breler entertained the
Wednesday Euchre Club. The lirst prize
was won by 3Irs. Clarence Littlmore. the
second bv 3frs. H. 31. fchockley, the third
by 31rs. r, D. Illchardson.
Cards ijre out for a reception to be
given net Saturday evening bv 3Ir. and
Mm. Leverett Chase ill honor of Doctor
and 3Irs. I)u Bois of Xew York.
A tea was given by Mr. Chase on
Thursday afternoon for the benefit ofi the
Epircopil Chinch. Among the guests
weie: 3Imes. Hobert Clifford. Harry C.
Carr. C. B. Adams. A. S. Pace, Et C.
Held, 0car Iteid. Jr.: It. G. Jordan, Geo.
Sejmour, Frank Lcavett, Lawrence Day,
SaMi
Iidlos' All-WoolKei-sey Jacket-, alt colors, clo-e. tilting or
with fitted backs, all satin llneil-worth Q OR
J12.0C will be forced out Jlondav at 99aS7C2
ladies' AU-Wool Corset Coats; ladles' AU-Wool Halt-llttel
Cape Coats; tallies' 42-Inch Long Coats, &C fC
all satin lined-worth $13 00-To-JIorrow OiUU
Ladles' Swell Cape Jacsets with fitted backs, QQ
:U1 satin lined-worth J13.00 To-JIorrow 55 90
v?4C.p70
SsS.OO
826.00
LADIES' SUITS IN FOUR LOTS
$500
SS.50
All Ladles' and Misses' Suits formerly
JOUW and J32.30TO-Jlot row
Ladies' Suits worth $30.00. $00 00 and up to
$S5 0 To-31orron
FL.Y MONDAY
All $lfi.50 to SJiOO Fox Scarfs ft 7 QQ
marked Jlonday IrXtO
All Fox Bois which were tilt flO
$23 O0-JIonday $!.J0
Ladles' Electric Seal Jackets OO Eft
worth SlOOO-JIonday $Ci3U
Ladles' Electric Seal Jackets OC nil
worth $30.003Ionday WftOiUU
MONDAY BARGAiNS
69e for Indies' Umbrella Skirts of
flne cambric; have deep knee flounce,
trimmed with tucks and embroidery,
also dust mine: worth $1.00-ftQ
Monday. OoC
S. for Ladlcs"Umbrella Drawers and
SA'JJ01?. trimmed m lac-s. em-
Miuiuerr. or ncmstitciiintr nrm-.
w -worth joe Monday OC
aownr r
Pnotograph bv Gerhard Sisters.
CO! XCI1.L.
?t 3Icrgan street.
Walter Winn. Mi-.s Agnes Unlvvlck,
Belle Itanet. Julia and George Ca-e.
ji:i;si:vii.i.i.
The Misses Julia, and 3Iary Bane have
returned fiom St. Lotili.
Jirs. George W. Herdman and daugh
ter. 3Iiss Eflie Herdman. have returned
Horn Alton.
Mr. and 3Irs. it 1 Day were visitors in
St Louis last week.
31rs. A. D tvis of Kane. 11! . was the
guest of Jerseyvllle frlehds Ian week.
Mrs. S. 11. Hot. man was a recent visit
or In St Louis.
3Irs. W. E HolUnd and 3!iss Lulu 31c-Ke-e
heanl the Kneiel Quartet at the
Odeon In St. Louis on Tuesday evening.
The 3Iarilcd Ladles' Club was entei
talnrd on Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Burnett.
3Irs. C C Harney was a visitor in Kane,
111 . last week.
3Irs. William Itue has returned from
Srringfield. 111.
3Irs. Charles Slatcn was a recent visitor
m St. LouLs.
Mr". J. EL Jones of Delhi. 111., was the
gufst of Jerseyv llle friends on Mondsy
3Irs. F. IUtehman Ins returned to St.
Louis after i-Itir.g Jerscvville friend.
3Iis Ljdia Donnely has returned from
Alton.
31is Tannic Wet has gone to Carroll
ton. 111.
31!-s Ij. Cameron has returned to Chi
cago after visiting JerseyvlIIe frlnil.
31r. and Mrs. I.-aac D. Snedckcr were in
St. IjouLs 3Ionday evening.
Jliss Fay Warren entertained the mem
bers of the Browning Club on Friday
evening of last week at duplicate whist.
31iis Ellzat-eth Doenges gave a birthday
p-irtv on Ffidnv evening.
Jliss Xellle Dnan Is in Carrollton. III.
31rs. Charles Starr has gone to Water
loo. Ill
3Ir. E. Christopher has gone to Glrard.
111. to visit with Jlrs. Tietsort.
Mrs. A. M. Slaten entertained 31rs,
Thomas A. Caso of Ottervllle, IIL, last
w eek.
3Ilss Carrie Powell has gone to Fidel
ity. 111.
3I1S9 Fannie Catt entertained on Friday
evening of last week.
3trs. H. Xf Wyckort has returned from
Upper Alton.
airs. Ed D. Grcggs has returned from
St. Louis.
The Misses Harriet Shephard and 3Iaude
pquicr weie ibitora III St. Louis on last
Wednesday.
3Irs. I Brunner was In Ilelltrcss, 111.,
last week.
3Irs. W. Ij. Brown is entertaining Miss
Dora Ashlock of JIadison.
3Irs. FrevI Cable of St Iyjuis was a Is
itor In Jerrcy-UHe last week.
Mrs. B. F. Statdi of Upper Alton was a
vl-ltor in Jer-cyville last week.
31r. and 3Irs. J. E. lloberts of St Louis
were the guests of Jlrs. Katherlne Ulish
in Jelsevville last week.
3I1S. John Chappell of Delhi, III., was
a recent visitor in Jerejville.
Jlrs. George Egelhoff of JlcClusky. 111.,
was the guest of Jcrseyvllle friends on
Saturdav.
3Irs. Emma Updike has gone to St.
Louis. , ,.
3Irs. Tliomas W. Butler was a visitor In
St. Louis last week.
Mr. James JIurphy has returned to
Kane. HI, after visiting Jersej-jille
fi lends. . ,
31ss Bessie Spears Is a visitor In St.
Louis.
Jtrr. L. M. Cutting i entertaliilns 3Irs.
Charles Casey of Chicago.
Miss 3Iorrls has gone to Carrolllon after
vlrltlni; Jersejvlllo friend".
3irs. Wllli'im U Seott has gone to St.
Louts to visit with Jlrs. C. Cockrell.
31rs. J. H. Walthrop has relumed to
Alton after visiting Jerevvllle fi lends.
Jlr. and 31rs. K. II. Anlhwert have gone
to Iowa.
ALT0.
Mrs. Lvman Bunker has returned to
Jloberlv-. "3Io . after visiting 3Ir. and 3Irs.
E. JI. Brnshier In Upper Alton.
Jlrs T. A. Tavlor entertained the Wom
an's council Friday afternoon at her home
In Franklin street.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Clifford Covle of Buffalo.
X. Y.. are visiting relatives in Alton.
ST GO
$15.00
$25.00
LADIES' SKIRTS REDUCED
Ladles' Walking Skirts, worth 1 OQ
$100-3Iondey 5li30
Ladies' Walking Skirts, worth O OO
$G.C0 3Ionday ti9U
Ladies' Voile Sk'rts, worth f AD
$12.&-Monday 9fif0
Ladies' SUk-llned Voile Anil flfl
Skirts-. worth $35.0-MondaytUiUU
9c for tallies' Cambric Corset Covers,
tight-fitting, well made, all 0.
sizes; worth 13e Jlonday aC
... r m .. . , ,
" rr R- & . Corsets, only 10
do"" '"tr they are of best' coutllle,
straight front, whlto or drab, all
sizes? -worm slui nhite
490
they last Monday
Mr. and 3!rs. Charles Young were visit
ors In Vandalla. 111.. Ia-t week.
31iss Alice Ferguson of Sf. Louis was a
visitor In Alton last week.
31rs. JIary L-jughboroua.il has returned
to Kansas e'it. .Mo., after an exte-nded
visit in Upinr Allen.
Jlr.s. Hllza Gohrrnm U cntertnining Mr-.
Lends life or Slater. Mo.
3ll-es Lillian Dudley and Sue Lowe are
visitors In St. Louis.
3Irs. August Luer departed Tue-dav for
San Francl-co. Oil , where she will re
main a monlh.
Jliss Carrie Htrt is visiting re-lalives in
Chicago.
3Irs. J. B Thomas has returned to Pitts
burg after visiting Jlr". M A. 3brltz In
Alton.
Jlrs. L. P. Cooper i enter .lining 3!'s.
31 E Blown of Louisian i, Jlo.
.Mrs. John Mali" is entertainlpg Jliss
Jlargartt Kirnn f Sprlngt'clil 111-
JIKs Ellie Kiowan has icturned to JIadi
son after visiting Jli-s Edith Low rv In
Ft per Alton
Jlrs Cordelia Ednaids eutertaieed Jlcn
dav evening with n ei'chio tiartv
.Mrs E. JI. Ilo-.nian has remincd from
a month's sta at Colorado Spring. Colo
Jli-s Alice Bowman gave a cinch naity
Saluida afternoon at her home in
Twelfth stre-et in honor if her guet-.
JIIes StodJaid and Davi of Jlildlclor.n.
Conn. '
-Mr-, It i: F?vor'te of A'lanti. 111., is
the guest ni the K-vernd rail Jlrs T. X.
Jlar-h In I'pper Alton
3Irt-. Green Parler Is visi'.lng in St.
Loul-.
3Irs. Geo-ge Hunt gave a reception 3Ion
dav evening at her hone m Itldge stre-et.
Jlr and Jlrs. P. W. Cos le gave a recep
tion and dince TLeday evening at Hotel
M.idlon In I on r of Jlr. and Alls-. C. D.
Cojle of Buffalo. X. Y.
Mrs. Sidney B. Usker and JIl-s I."vhe
entertained at card- Tmvd.iy afteinoou in
lienor of Jlr-. llnriv Ij-vhr of St. Louis.
3Ir and 3It-. Fred Schmidt are visiting
in SprinafleH. II:.
JII-s Itce Zimmerman of Cairo. 111., U
visiting in Alton
Jlrs. John Lock is visiting Jlrs. A. C.
Walls In Chicago.
Jlrs William Jtolhr Intirtalned the Hol
ly Club Wednesctay afternoon.
Jliss Angle Dv.iie ins returned to
Qulncj 111.. aftr being the guest of 3Irs.
II. P. Hodgers.
3lr. and -Mrs. W. II. Parilsh are enter
taining Jlrs. G. W Herdman of Jerses
vllle. Ill
Jlr-. 31 A. Brown Is visiting in Peo
lia. III.
Jlrs G. Taphorn lia- returned from a
fortnight's vi-it In Car'!-!.- 111.
3Ir. and Jlrs. G. Gliding are entertain
ing Mr-. H. E Asliin of Chicago.
Mrs. J. W. Halloni has icluined from a
fortnight's visit in St Louis.
Mrs. George 31. Lsvis entertained the
I'pper Alton Woman' Club Tue-day aft
ernoon at her home tn Garden street. .Pa
pers were read bv JImes. 1 T. Castle and
T. It. JIurphv.
Jlrs. E. A. Iyonard is visiting Jlrs. J.
E Jlay la Chicago.
Jliss Kate viiou left Friday fur Teas.
Jlrs I. n. ltvrle has returned to Granite
Clt.v Hf.rr vlsiiing ielat'ves in Alton.
Jirs. J II. Veager nitertalned Tuesday
afternoon at her home in Landon ctreet.
JIIs Xellle Iine Is entertaining Jlisv
IOnm.i P.lschofT of Belleville.
Miss Luclle liodgers deiiarted Tuesday
foi JIariana. Ark.
Jlrs .Miles It. 'I Ittcrliiston of Jersey ville
was a vl-itor in Upper Alton last week
Jlrs. Jl. 1,. Carter is visiting in Jercy
ville. Jlr-. Louis Lowles- Is entertaining Jliss
Helle Low loss of Salem. HI.
.Mr". 1. A. I-ictter has le'urned from a
week's visit in Spriii2tic!d. Hi.
Jlr. and Jlrs Thomas Burns of Jersev
villo were vlsitois in Alton last week.
ST. CHUtl.ES, 3IO.
Jtr and Mr- G. VV. Cltlpbv entertained a
number of frteni'a nt their heme i n llentcn
avenue Saturda evening In honor of the third
anniversary or their marriage. Among those
tree-nt were Mr. and Mrs. j angler. Mrs D.
It H'jsee. Mr. and Jlrr. I"rancts Htcker. MNs
IionmccKt cf L lrfiuts, JIisens Jlar. iniiabeth
anil JIarloa I'ontll. Mln Mane ilruern, Jlr.
eiaud fcMwartla and KolTrt Powell of this city
nmt Mr Will Ulcharils ef i-t. louls.
Mr and Jlr Heiio lllan'itenshlx. were. In St.
Louis Monday visiting frleiwls.
Miss slusii: Auilialn and Jibs Xellle Dor
lrniuo imve returned home frcm a visit to
friends In ft Louis
Air. and Jlrs e". K. Ftrathmin were In St.
Iym.s Mintlay visiting relatives.
Miss I.utl'' Daushrrty is visiting Jlr. and Mrs.
JI I)suchert near Pattcnvllle. St, Iajui
CVurty.
Jlr Airnfs Alexander, nccomranled by her
ron Percy, and ll'omas I'avanash. have re
turned home from Old Mexico, win re they
snent two neekR-
Lteutenant JamV 1. Tourle. in the United
Ftntcs Army, nrrlved here Sunday evening
fmm Fort Kiev ens. Ore, and remalnej untlt
Tueidny with rcllttve. ire was on his wa
to Jen York, wheie he has lsen assigned to
const dul
Mrs. eeorco P. Tlajer entertained the seniors
ef LtndenwooJ Collece. at her home on West
Madison street Saturday afternoon. The parlors
vrete decorated Willi tile class colors.
Mix Annie Ukxlmum entertained the Younir
Ijldlcs sjcletjr o the Lutheran cliurch Pun
day afternoon at her home on Seventh and
Monroe streets., at which time the following
of fleers were elected tor the enduing ear.
President. Jltsa Tilllo Koelllnjt: vice president.
Miss Ida Ilollrah: secretory, Jliss Helena
ll3edker; treasurer. Jliss lliida tandfort. Tnd
next meeting or the clul will be held at the
home ef Miss Alma Ilacivman.
Mrc II. Iteck lett Tue-day evening for I3r:
tVorth, lex. where' slid will remain a month
with rclatlieo ard friends.
Mirs Annie lioue of Alton. Ill , has been vis
llini Jliss Hilda llackman.
Tho Thimble Club will he entertained Frldav
aflernoon by Mrs II. T Kenierer at the rectory
t the Trinity Episcopal Cnure-h on llenton
avenue.
Jits J. It Robertson of Woodland, St. Louis
Count. has been v!itlns her sister. Jlrs. Jlar
tln I Comnnn. her :Ms week.
Jlrs W. t Davis of M. Louis Is a KUest of
her sister. Mr". G. W". Uruce. at St. Chart's
Jlllltary cvdlege
Mrs. Roljert Blackhavv entertained the la
dles' Aid Soilet of the Fifth street Methodist
rhiirch Tl urday afternoon at her homo in
Jlaln street.
Jlrs. II. II Meed entertained the Ladles' Aid
Society or the .lertersoli Mriet l'ristiiterlsn
Church Fridav nftcrnoon at her home on Fourth
and Olnrk streets. iterrthmtnts were nerved
and a pleasant afternoon was stent.
Jlr. I.ouU Hinge entertained she Ladle'
Kuchre Cluli Thurtvlay afternoon and the HlRh
Five Cluli in the evenlrf.
Mls (tussle .Miller of Augusta was visiting
fi lends hen Saturday.
Miss Maude Wlig'Ield cf Forlstell was a.
suest or Jlrs. Jt I Cumain In this city last
batunla ...
Miss Jlargaret JIahoney or St. l?uls has been
visiting the JIIses ltlnee In tM- city.
Mr. F w. Iloesch or UurlinKton, In.. I a
cuert of her perent, the Ileveiend and Mrs.
Charles Koltkamp of this cltj.
Jlrs. GeorKC C Grucneuald of bt. Loula has
lecn visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivnils
ltlnae. here.
ST. JOSEIMI, MO.
MUs liertha. Lyaght Is In St. LouK the guest
rf her slter, Jlrs. JIaurieo 1'. Murphey.
Jlrs J V. Gowerai-d Jlrs. W. .V, JIcAlhster
Visited Kansas City friends this week.
Jlr. i F. Van Natta. Jllsa Iiulse an
Natta and Jliss Berenice Wycth will po to Cali
fornia In February to spend me remainder or
thw winter. . . . . .t
Jliss Rossi of Kansas City Is a nuest at the
home or her brother, John Itos'i, No. 1031 Felix
Jlrs" JIary K. Overbeck has rone tn Hot
Springs. Ark., ror a vilt of a month or two
with friend-. ... . . ,
Jlr. and Mrs. W. II. I.hrltth entertained In
formally Tuesday evening at theln home In
honor of Jlr. and Mrs, Leo V. Westheimtr ef
Clncnnatl , . ,
a ienn.ie.ir ,!ance n.ia Riven by the Breaker
Cluli at C!umtla Hall to-night.
Jlls Iti,se Bombeck of cirrollton Is tho
Kuest or her brother, Jlr. U. I Bombeck.
Jlr". F. Louis Jlorn or New York Is the
Kuest f Mrs. John A. Duncan.
Jlrs odls Flick attended the marriage of
a relatlvo la Atch'on this week.
The membership of Christ Church gave a re
ception In the Sundav-school room Vedncday
evenlng for Mhot llreVver ot Jlontnna, vho
visited here part or the week.
Mrs. Annie Jlalltn and Mrs. Emma Baker ef
McCool Junction Neb . are the Kuests cf their
bioiher. Jlr. A. I:. W'hltaker.
Mrs. J. D. Smith has returned from a short
stay hi St. I.OUIS.
Jlr. r A. Erken has gone to Sioux City, la..
where he will enrnite 111 business.
It: It. I'alklns ts making a tour of tne llast.
Jliss Annie Salmon or Clinton. Mo., la the.
guest of her cousin. Miss Llzzlo Turner.
JOI'LI.N, .MO.
JImes Will F. Halyard. Edimrd Danuertield
and T. B. Jenkins gavou reception at thu home
of Jlrs Halvnrd 'IhursJav afternoon.
Jliss TllPe Dorfeldt entertalreil a number or
her f fiends at a leap-jear party at the home
cr Mr. and Mrs George H. Itedcll Jlonday
evening. The event was given In henor of Jtlss
Hattle Hollman of Nersho. The guesia were
JIIsks Nina Wise, Clara Paul, Jane I'aul,
Charlotte llregr. Jlarla Hftrada, Harriett
richer. Annette JIurphJ. Nannie Allen. Dot
Dennis. Nell ltenfrow. Sallie Halyard, Ells
lleeier. Jtessrs. and Jtm-s. A. Itoy ruller. H.
I'. Holmes A. n. Bcndelarl. I F. Ballard. D
C Wise. Messrs. Ilajwood Scott, Italph Itoi t
c. Talbott Schmue-k, 1 rank Lennan, K. w
Brown. Austin Allen. F. M. sharp, o
Mann. J. M. II. "voung. : Coburn. A, Ballard
Bert Stiles. J. Dwyer nnd Morwmvnted
Jlr -and Jlrs. A. II. Walte and Jlr. and 'Mrs.
A. B. Leonard entertained at whist at the
home of the former Monday evening. The
tmesis were Messrs. and Mmes. A. n. rtoceis
B. W. Ljon, B. L. Love. J. lu Amsden'
J. D. Peirer. O D. Royce. a. E. Gray. J. 1
Walker. Hugh Jlrlndoe. John K. Stephens v
H. Steams. E. Webster. H, II. Bail. T. "
Tranks, A. It. Snjder. U F. Miller. II i:
Kingsbury. 1. G. Wear. W, J. Allen, c.v
Hartlett. It A. Clark. C.M. Spring (J. n.
Re-lell. D. Hoover. J. F. Wise. J. 1:. Pearson,
J. II. Spencer an.l Jtrs. Millie Porter.
MM Nell noach entcrtaln-d at her heme.
No. 521 Gray avenae. Friday evening In honor
Ot her friend. Miss Cordelia Hinckley, of Ga
lena. Kas The cuests were Mlse rvim Knn-
lena, Kas.
sum, irKiiiio. iiuuji mii ..ireaer, tiYa ies
alck. Anna.Brown. Mabel Elliott, Bemle Vaw-
nin, Virginia Ruby, Lizzie Meeker. Eva Mes-
ter, cieo -mormon, umei rarnnatn. Messrs:
Adolph Kline. Arthur Warren. Frank Spald
ing, Ray Bond. Matthew Aubuchon. Orville
Jefferles, John Null, Artnur Roach and Archie
Leake
Mix Eleanor Wagner has returned to St.
Loula to attend school.
Mrs. .Fred W. Lav-der. I spending a few
weeks with minds and relatlsrs In St. Louis.
Mrs. M. M. McCanr of iDenrer, Colo., Is v!
lling her-sister. Mr.,John'Mlanir. In Joplln.
Doctor and Mrs. J. D. Iefer have returned
Professor- Georg II Lodd, srhd will havo
cnargr ox uie ausroun zoinerai exnioil at
"
Loulsiara Purchase Kxpocltlon. va in Juplln
JPmila loklnjr after material for tlv UI-t4.
Jlr. Oeorg1 JlltchcP. a nimbr cf the repor
torial Ksff f tse Topeka Jo una!, was in Jop
lln tlte ii-st of tho v.eck, the BUf5t ui JIHs
Charlutte irrsc.
ItolMrrt Wiff&tr- of Kansas rity was the gust
cf Ms -iTtfi Mrs. K. A. Sailtli. VV")ncay.
JIIs Nflll Iloaslin.l .it Aiiiorn. Jin. vlsltnt
thl week with Jtlfn VMtllc MiCallum.
from a tria of p.-vf-al weeks' Uuratlon In the
Ulist
Jtr. Ilen- KMnruiur lias relurnetl from an
extPinled vt-lt in (Srand l"and, K
JIUh ltlaaelie Itevnold- luv returned to her
bmne In M J0-"i'l after a vrttk's vlIt wltl
relatives fn .topltli.
lln V ! II it? ef st ty'uN is the sueft
or her nauchter Vrs I i" Wood.
Jlr" VV F Wi'ba.n ct Kansas nty Is the
Ei'mt .if trs iiaKnt.", Mr. ami Jlir. Cnarles F.
CTelUr
ftevirend 1" J K'lllv or st l'eter'i" Calli
dllr e'huren vl-Itd frlenJa In bt. Ijuls lh
l!.t of tie rl
Jlr I' II llarll'tt rf JefTerson Cl- was In
Jbplli Jleriiaj uad TiKfJaj. the ipieat cf
fiiendt
PRICE OF SERUM
HAS DECLINED
Jhiimfai'tiirci's nf Diphtlifiia An
titoxin .Make '2'.) lVi- Out Ke
diu'tion in l of Cotuen
tiatcd (Jrauc Duiinj: Vear.
No rise In the price of dippbtherla anti
toxin 1 as been msi'e In St Lou's, and
w bo!c-ale druggists s.ij ii)at t10 prices
for the ret grade of antitoxin are ma
terially lower than tliej win list jear.
Only oi.e change Jins l ( n made by the
manufacturers of the serums, and that
has been to cease mauufacturlns cheap
serum
The puces quoted for the serum of
"XX" or "fonciiitialcii" grade have
twke been tediiced hi the past jear. and
the concentrated scrum can now be bought
for almost the former price of the stand
ard, ot unconcentrated. gride, which is
no longer made bv either of the films
that manufacture a Isige put of the
serums made in the I'nitel Stalls.
"I have found no cvdome of a com
bine," slid the Inner for one or the latge
lecal wholesale bouses je'-ierdav. "except
peihapi an r;r ment between the largest
imnufacttnet.s to confine th. ir ffortj to
the improvement of the most concentrat
ed grade, and to stop making the les con
centrated "A comparison of prices between those
elia'gcd last jear and the new prices
shows a drop In price of a per cent for
tie grade mn-t often used, and this drop
has continued along the whole line. For
the 3.9C0-unlt serum ns It Is called the
piesent price is f.1 a bulb of the concen
trated tpj.illt.v white the fevrmer price
for the same fctnde was $173. The former
price of th- unconcentrnted rrura was
$.-! a urdu.
"The great advantage in the ue ot the
conoontrnltd squint ts- the smaller bulk
it occupies, and that' the phvsltiau does
not hare to inject as much llouid to get
the effect. There will be no chance of a
physician ii-itig the weaker grade under
the impulsion that It is the stronger,
since there is now but one grade."
1uv.il phjsiclaiis whose practice is
among poor people wne much wrought
up over the rumor of a rle in price, for
they often buj serum flora their own re
sources, knowing that they mav never
lecelvc pay for it but there has been
no ri-e in prices, thev- say nt the retail
stores, where their purchases ure made.
No rise In price charged the St. Louis
Health Department has been made in the
last month, nor has any notice or a rise
been sent them from the wholesale deal
ers from whom they buy.
SPECIAL CAPIERA CLUB DAY.
Photographers From Many Places
to Visit the World's Fair.
A special dry at the Ijoulsiana Purchase
ExpoVtion will bet -ct aside for amateur
plrotographcrj. the initiative In the matter
of securing It having been taken by the
Jlisscuri Amateur Camera Club, which
was recently organized In this city nnd
vvljeh now has a membership of more
than ltX). Ths club Is outgrowing lta pres
ent quarters in the Allen building, at Xo.
1 Xorth Broadway, and efforts are being
made; to secure new rooms, which will af
ford space tor clubroom, studio and dark
room. It Is the purpose of the club to properly
ertertain the members of other clmilar
organizations from different parts of the
country, vvho will come to St. Louis dur
ing the World's Fair.
William Ilurton. secretary of the club,
who hap been In corre-iondence with
World's Fair oSlclals about the setting
aside of ono day for nnviteur photogra
phero. has been ass.urcd that a sneclal
Hte can be arranacd for. In this connec
tijn Jlr. Burton says the cltlti has great
plans for the proper observance or tho
dvy. publicity to which will be given later.
It is intended to make it one of the most
Important days of the whole Exposition.
MRS. GROHE IS EXONERATED.
.Judge Conviiued Slie Was Inno
pent of Petit Larceny Charge.
Judge Jliure. in the Court of Criminal
Correction jeslenlay. rendered his opin
ion In the case of 31rr. Lena Orohe. lie
has had the case under consideration for
ten ilajs. Judge Jloore discharged the
defendant.
Jlrs. Grohe was cl.'argod with petit lar
ceny, the wrlvatd detective or the Grand
leader dcpartmelit store having sworn
out a warrant against her In which It
was alleged that she had stolen articles
valued at $14 from the store on Decem
ber 2L
3trs. CJtohe ilenbil the charge, and de
clared that she ban paid for all the arti
cles. She brought into court several well
known men, among them A. A. Buseii,
John Schroers and Doctor Robert Luedc
kiug to testify .-is to her character. All
simke highly of her. and the testimony
she adduced tended to convince the Judge
that she was Innocent of the charge.
TO RAISE COLLEGE FUNDS.
Hebrew Scholars Will Address
Jleetiuj,' at Shnaie Einelh.
Distinguished Jewish theologians and
scholars will nddicss a meeting in Temple
Shaare nmeth this evening, which is held
for the purpose of raising funds for Isaac
31. Wie Jlemorlal Fund In the endowment
of National Hebrew College of Cincinnati.
Among thoe who will speak are the
following: Doctor Knufmnn Koiiler,
president of the college; Doctor Joseph
Kraunkopf of Philadelphia, the Heverend
Charles Levi of Peoria, III.; the Heverend
Doctor David Pliillpsou of Cincinnati and
S. Woollier, president of thn L'ntoii of
American Hebrew, Congregations.
William Ktix Is chairman of the Execu
tive Committee in charge of the arrange
ments for tho meeting. A nreliminary
meeting look pluce a week ago In the
Columbian Club, at which J7,CW was sub
scribed. $10,000 FOR NEW TEMPLE.
Subscription Will Be Increased
by Eeceipis From B'Xai El Fair.
Subscriptions for more than $10,900 have
heen made toward the building of a new
temple for the IJ'Nal HI Jewish congrega
tion. The sum which will be realized
fiom the carnival and fair to be given In
the Odeon February 21 to rebruarv 25, will
materially inuroaso this amount, "It Is ex
pected. The committee having chsrge of the ar
rangements for the fair has met with
great encouragement. The assignment of
booths was made last week, and donations
have been generously made.
It Is announced .that a location for the
new building will probably be selected In
the Compton Heights part ot the city.
TO ATTEND JONES FUNERAL.
Members of Kentucky Society
'Will De Present at Burial.
David It. Francis, George H. Small,
Doctor 'William E. 3Ibore. Doctor John
Young Brown. S. M. McChesncy and
Breckinridge Jones, mcmber or the Ken
tucky Society, will attend tha 'iufieral of
Judge William Cuthbert Jonca to-morrow
ni l ning.
The funeral takes place nt hi home. No.
JI24 Olive atreet, to -St. Xavler's Church,.
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
PRESIDENT MELLEN
PUBLICITY
Dechu t On (Mirations Jlu.xt Take
(he Public Into Their
Confidence.
SHOULD RELEGATE SECRECY.
X. V.. X. II. & H.'s Chief Kxe.;u
five Receives. Compliment
About Table .Manners of ,
Dining Car Patron.
REl'L'liLIC SPECIAL.
Hartford. Conn.. Jan. 23. Itu-dnes and
professional men all ever this Stale have
been profoundly impressed by the address
of Charles P. -Mellon, president of the Xew
York. Xew Haven and Hartford Railroad,
at tho recent meeting of the Board of
Trade In thU city.
in part. 3Ir. Jlellen suld: "If corpora
tions are to continue to do thedr work as
they are lest fitted, these qualities In their
repre-eniaiives mat navo resuiteel in tne
prejudice against them must be relegated
to tne naekgroumi.
"They must come out into the open and
see and lie seen. Thev- must take the nub
ile into their conildence and ask for what
they want and no more, and then be pre
pared to explain satisfactorilv- what ad
vantage will accrue to thq public If they
are given their desires, ror they are per
muted to exist not mat tney may max?
money solely, but that they may effect
ively se-rve thosv; from whom they derive
their power.
"Publicity and not secrecy will win here
after, and laws will be construed by their
Intent and not killed by their letter; other
wise public utilities will be named and
operated by the public which created
them, even though the service be less
efficient and the result less satisfactory
from a financial standpoint.
"To my mind the day has gone by when
a corporation can be handled successfully
In defiance of the public will, even though
that wl.l be unreasonable and wrong. Tne
puhllc may be led. but not driven, and I
inefcr to go With It anil shape or modify,
in a measure, its opinion, rather than be
swept trom my bearings with loss to my
self and the interests in my charge."
Taking a more humorous and cheerful
view. Jlr. Jlellen added:
"llallroad work Is hard, vexatious and
asacting. and requires great patience, but
it Is of continual variety and never dull.
The character ot complaints received from
patrors, the extremely original and im
practical suggestions in the way f '.Im
provement, if eouche 1 In reasonably polite
language, would bo amusing if hey were
not so exasperating. One has corao to me
in the last few days that is without a
parallel In my experience, and does seem
as though the varlo-is things expected or
a man in chargo or a property like this
were sufficient to warrant his expecting a
crown or glory. ...
"In thLs complaint I nm asked to prc
scribo rules for table etiquette, that the
pers-cn writing to me may not bo further
disgusted by seeing those eated oppose
In our dining cars eat with their knive?.
Some of the trainmen have caused ffense
by keeplne tooth picks In their mouths,
nnd I am asked to remedy that also.
Ml 1.1. 11E lTlFViJTATlQXS.
Ladle Will Supers lue Work for Chi
cago and Alloa.
KErUblJC SPECIAL.
Uloomlngton, 111., Jan. 23. In anticipa
tion of tho St. Louis Fair the Chicago and
Alton will beautify the stations of its
line from Chicago and Kansas City to St.
I.ouls and landscape gardners are now-
going over the line drawing- up plans.
The officials will lay out flower beds,
shrubbery and grass plots with appropri
ate designs at ever- city and will expend
a larte sum or money Tor this Improve
ment. The scheme has been under con
templation ever since President Felton as
sumed control or the Alton, but has been
postponed for -various reasons until this
year. It Is now proposed to commence
work as soon s the sarins weather will
permit, so that when the rush of travel
towards St. Iiouls begins that the station
grounds will nil present a very attractive
appearance.
A special which left Chicago Friday
morning contained several ladle who are
expert landscape gardners and who havo
been engaged by President Felton to su
jervise the work. They will tour the en
tire road nnd stopping at every station
will secure a set of plans which will be
earned out at tne earliest posslDtc time.
Slant Ilcmove Croaninr.
Denver, Colo.. Jan. U. 3. 31, Perry and
W. A. Ileerbauer. president nnd chier en
gineer respectlv ely or the Denver Xorth
wetern Tlailwnv. appeared before Judge
Hallett In the United States District Court
to-day to answer to the charge or con
tempt In constructing their line across
that or the Denver. I.akew ood anil Golden,
now in tho hnmls or a receiver, without
the consent of the court. After a brier
hearing Judge Hallett cave tho derend
nnts live day In which to remove the
crossing.
I'rogreis on IlrorvIlle Line.
r.upinji.ic special
Corpus Christl. Tex.. Jan. S3. To date
there has been thlrty-onc mllea of the St.
Louis. Brownsville and llexlco Road com
pleted and track 'laying is still rapidly
piogreslng.
CANNOT HOLD TWO POSITIONS.
City Counselor Passes on Duties
of Deputy State Veterinarian.
Health Commissioner Doctor J. H. Simon
esterday received an opinion from Jhc
City Counselor that Doctor Rudolph A.
Knemmerer, veterinary surgeon of the
Health Department, cannot also hold the
position or Deputy State Veterinarian.
The City Counselor was asked for an
oninion In the matter, because it was de
sired to have tho positions combined In or
der to facilitate tne worn of the depart
ment. As veterinary surgeon for the Health
Deoartment. Doctor Kaemmerer has not
as much power as if he held the other po
sition. When he meets with a case or
disease In an animal that demands that
the animal be killed to prevent the spread
of the disease, he has not the power to
have the animal killed at once, lie must
make u report and It may he several days
before the case ta finally disposed of.
As Deputy State Veterinarian he could
have the animal killed at once.
TO DISCUSS SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Baptist Teachers Will Entertain
Convention at Third Church.
"Up-to-Date Sunday-School JIachlnery"
will be the subject to be discussed to-morrow
night nt the Sunday-School Institute
of the St. Louis Baptist Sunday School
Convention.
Professor Howard Colwell will bo the
leader, and the addresses to be delivered
and the ones who will deliver them are aa
"'Keeping Out of Ruts." W. B. Harris;
"Methods That Have Worked." Joseph P.
Uckllder; "How to Achieve Permanent
Remits." Marshall Hall: "A New Ideo to
Departmental OrganUatlon," A. W.'
Pavne, and "Getting Up the Report," 1c
D. ''White.
Tito W'lvra Apply for DIralae.
Virginia C. Thrcadgill filed, suit lor di
vorce In the Circuit Court yeerday
nBa!nl Colin X. Threadgtlt, charging de
sertion. They were married April 11. IM,
and separated December 11. 1902, Franees
1. peirce also charged desertion a a
ground ror uivorce from Jaraii'cince.
They weret married December 1, lwSsand
separated In April. IStC '
Aska for SaeeeaMr to HIalr.
Attorney James A. Sddon applied, to
the Circuit Court yesterday to have a
trustee In a deed of trust appointed In,
place of the late James L Blair. The deed
M.a .Mirfljit hi. Xfnev T .Tanlrann onrl
other It covers property at No. GQSM
Cabanne avenue, and secures a note for
E WW and one for .0u0. dated July A
19tt. for three years-. The matter was- re
fence to Judge nough's. court.
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day ami To-Morrow.
Washington. Jan. X. Forecast:
Arkansas. OkUvhoma. Indian Territory and
Kast.n Texas Fair aril warmer Sunday.
31orilay. Increasing clou.lln.ss and warmer
Western T.m Fair Mrmlayt warmer la
northwestern Krt!on. Mon.lay. increasi-lT
cloudiness and warmer; fr-ph east to ulhtast
vv tnds.
Illinois Fair Xundaj and Vlon.laj ' warmer
ltmlav fresh west to r.ortnw--.t wlndd.
Vissourl. luwa. Xebraaka and Kansas Faar
Sunday and Jlonday: warmer Monday.
Local Heuort.
St. Louis. Jin.. Jan. 3. lp)t
7 a in. 7 p ro
.. 3I. 3). 3
. ...
,.. .: it
.NYC W
. H B
Ilaro-ceter. isohes
Trermumeier. deierees .....
Kelatlve huml'lilv- ".
Iritilcn of wind
V'eltsitv of w'nd .... ...
Precipitation . .... ... -
VVejthT st T a. nt. cloudj: at v. rn.. clear.
Maximum temperature. H. minimum tempera
ture, p,. S taze of the river at a. m . 1,S
feer. nuw.'.no ir. uouit-:.
L'K-al t orte-asier.
(iot eminent Report. "
Department of Agriculture. Weather lJureau
Meteorological observations recelietlat t. lsila
January 1301. at CS p m local tlm and
p. m. isjventy-flrth nieiMian time. Observation-
made at the same moment of lime at nil
iVatlons.
Uir.TP-ilx. l tail, vv eaiuc..
X re u Clear
; ai M .... Clear
XVV 31 II tnear
ALllere
Anarillo ....
Atlanta
Ituffali
Charlutte ....
e.navtanooga
Cincinnati ..
Cleveland ...
Chltaso
IVlljntiut, ...
Cairo
Catrarj .....
Cleyenne ...
Cvinixrdla ...
Dulllth
Duhunue
fiavennort ..
lies Moines
SVV 9 c ,c snow
s us:.
VV 31 K
w j; si
jw :i k
w 1 II
.. Clear
c:ear
i " udy
.04 now
Snow
.Ot Cicudy
C!ou.iy
... Cloudy
... Clear
... e-lear
... Clar
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1'reclpltatlon Inappreciable.
EDWARD H. BOWIE.
GEORGB W. BEUjOMT.
Hu-shvllle. IIL. Jan. S3. George W. Bellomy
died at his home, east of town, this morning.
lie was. until recently, an employe of tha
Chester. Ill tvnltenllarv.
Two Ways
OF DOING THINGS
"We made as good a piano as ire
knew how, and then decided how
reasonably we could sell it."
E. Gabler & Bro.
That is die old-fashioned way, but a
20th cenhSY truS promoter would take
another tack he would find out bowrl
muchthepubScwo
pay, and would I
deride upon the I
of piano to ghre it
Gabler
PIANOS
were firfl made in
1854, and from that
fine havcranked with
the be in the world.
The Gablers tone scale is pure. soft
and resonant; and long use has proves
that time does not tarnish the siiTery
sweetness of its voice.
The Gabler case has a dtflmapenoa
airjr, and is a typical exaaple of Sat ,
piano making.
FtWrtWepriccs and moderate monthly
payments will enable yon to enjoy a,
Gabler Kano without unduly bnrdeniag
yourself, win take roar cm piano fa
part payment.
BolkaiiBros.eT0
U20-H22 OBveWeet
The
Transposing
Mouthpiece
Used exclusively in the
"Apollo'' Piano Hnjcr w
only one of the fourteen (14)
poluts of superiority over nil
other plnyers.
With this mouthpiece the
key of nny selection may be.
instantly changed to suit the
voice or any aceoinpuuyiMi!:.
instrument.
We sell the ''Apollo'' on
small monthly payments a rill
Include a fine musical library-,
free.
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