The St. Louis Republic. [volume], July 23, 1905, PART III, Page 9, Image 29

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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY, JTULT 23. 1905.
OPTIONS SECURED-
- ON 12 com MIS
St. Louis and Belleville Capital
. ists Form f 2,000,000 Syndicate
to Take Over Property Between
East St. Louis and Ceutralia.
Opueni ; en tie twelve large ccl rninet
twea Eut Ht. Louis anil Centrsha. III..
on the Southern Railroed and on 4W
acres of coal lands n?ir and about tfcete
rune ha been secured by a wyr.dlcat
ef St louto an 3 BeUerllle capitalists, who.
It Is believed, will form a Cfl.0 corpora
tion and tak over the properties early In
A'.gUit.
le4s hate aa yt been passed and It
1 raid that none wilt be pasted until eariy
In Augim. which will give to the members
of J" company time to form their corpo
ration. The COT0.9W worth of bondd neces
sary to pay for the pro"-rtle-, it it aald.
hate all been ubteerlbed for.
The mine, which wl!l be thus brought
wider one control Include noma yf the
argest In the Belleville district. Among
tnm are th Muren mine? at Belleville.
If1?. XV Baden and the Maule mines at
Belleville and frhlloli.
It Is said by tlioie behind the scheme
that the consolidation of the bis; coai prop
erties will decrease the expense of run
nlnir -ach mine, and It l expected will
make- a Ma dllerence Ifi the output. The
pr't-cnt output of the twelve minea along
the Soutl.ern Railroad Is So.OCo tons cf soft
coal a day. This. It Is believed, can be
greatly Increased and the operating expense-
CTcatly lest-eiied. The sale of the
-oal. too. can be placed with a single of
fice .rran-;enente liave been completed and
-rj'tl.lna. it Is nald. la ready for the for
mation or the corporation, to Issue the
bonds and to take over the mines. Un
der the Illinois laws taeveral neck Is nec
essary to form a corporation.
r. Kllakavaralt'a Will Fllea.
Th- will of Mrs. Henrietta Kllnkhardt of
Nv Atncns. who died several neekg ago.
ai nieii for probate at Belleville veater
lay She leaves -Ui0 to Bertha Probst.
to Isfrled Probst and IM0 to the Rev
erend M. Klslneau. pastor of the St. John's
Kvnsllcal Church. The remainder of
her ettate ahe leaves to her grandchildren.
HOUSE IS MOVED
OVER COUNTY LINE
Constable Ben Lautz and Six
Ptrong Mimtouri Moles Thus
End Old Li'pal Dispute.
f'onital.Ie Ken I.iutz of H-llc(ll and
!r strong Missouri mules h.itill a one-end-oie-h:lf-tory
fram hot.e which
nan jurtly over the Madison "ounty line
tack Into ,t Clair Countv. nl dcpsltei
It on & foundation wholly within Si. ("lair
Comity, at th sam- time ending a riirputn
which has tken up much time, In Jutico
courts this yrar
POSejjon Of the hoU)-e W4 givn t3
Mrs. Sirah llaliburton by a jur' In Jus
tice of the Vace Waijgelin'ii court ev
ral months k Mt. '"ynthi Klipei.i
th':i an occup.int nd resisted r'--ttidvjI
A Deputy Sheriff evicted her from that
trt of the house In Si. Cltlr ounty nn.l
au tiijk out all r.f .he furniture which
was In tlo ricm in the st t'Uir Countv
p'irt of the houe Mix Flippers returni
and ciupieii that portion .f lli h'iu.-- In
Median County, to will. h -he rcmovcl th
rt of hr furniture
Th- surKeftoii of mmins the ln.u--e into
i Ulr '' u:it js lhn nu ''. and a
found.itlon w, bml and the 'uc pl
t tnllni Then h th dirtctlon of Cen
IhW; ITUI2. rl lilt- nmle. pulV.) the
Imiuf t.cII Into St ''lilr -our .lo;tel
It on the n foundation, nrd then -iti-tah!e
l.iulz eilcti )&! CvnthU Kilp
jwr. Hud turtied the hoiiFe over to Mrs.
tUHburton
Ktiarral Takes IMare Ta-tlas.
The f-iner.il cf John Tare Swann ;
Jears old whoe 'lentil oceurrej otl Ktt
ij i the home of his diugiiter. Mr".
Plla- i?pinI at nownion Station Jee-
"outitj I" will tike plac t'il fnornlii;
t 11 o'clock, from th Sal'-m M I
Chureh jou'liv.-t of Jerevv!lle The
Rerml R Albrrcht. pawor of the lrst
M b Churth at Kls.'i will oSIi-laie. -nl
th burial will be in Old Salem C-melerj.
Theft of tacnta WbrrU llleued.
;or:e Olbb5 of Has! : ltuls s ar
reite. eSri!a on h rhais" of takiu;
two hind wh-els from a wasnn by Alt-Tt
Newma-j of Trendley ao:iue Newman
swore out a warrant against Gtbbs. The
latter dni the charRC
OUTING FORSTOREEMPLOYES.
Scrug", Vamlcrvoort V Iannr
Hosrs at Hamona 1'avk.
Employes .f J5orugg. Vaudervoort
Barny. -j'h employes of th Mercantile
Library a tr.ei- u'. enjoytd a picnic
at Ramon I'ark yesterday aftt-rnoon
The baseball traiite leniTii marrle.! and
Single rnn furnlh"d ri.ueh erltement
nd res'ilted ia a draw, with the score t
to
Th'T wre numerous race, with the
following winner
Mot:Le ta -e. K1 Klnir. "i-j-ird !ah
for Klrl". tsibej li!.nk rhln cans n.
for sir! In ainrs of ix Mts-es M Man
laskl II Htv! 7.cr IWjer. r" Kinnr.
-lan.ie ,--iji'- anl ; Mrier'. w-ick r".
I. T Wei Kvlf-rnlie race, j Vol(- f.v
Jrd d.h for Milles. Alma Staub. thre"
Iegge.; race I" W djimmn nn 1 R H1III--Voetter
fat nien'fs ni II Mcltoucal. 1'"
Jtri Ish II Hum." rttn r-e. Kr-1
alhuin The rutmlnc broad Jorr-p wm
wn lir , nittner. and the waltriiis ct"i
le.t i, . T West and Mls ?ew,,l-e
In all Ihe Atr.ts vctui jrixe ht' be
toej n) I'l seej( third prtir were
gUn I-er-i":i9 3e. I f i ream and enf:
! prolJ.il f5 the Orm and the id
of department wre ;ir'unt. taklnc an
arm part In the frU lt'.e.-
BUSINESS MEN'S PICNIC.
Annual Outinc of the Xorth Siilo
Amociation at Hloonnk tJroto.
Msinfcere cf th North St Iiuls Pu1
rs Men's Asocl.itlon will hold thtr an
nul picnic a: lucemcV" a Grove n'it
Wedrjela,v July N. the rrpg'n-nrnf in
ciudlcg athletic eent. viiJvSll ctr
tajtittient r.i t'anctng
A ? tV-rerr.eyT is ehirmar) cf the A"
ranment ("oramltlf snd II W Hall
man chOrman of the Heceptlon Commit
tee Other chairmen are J C Kobervson.
Arr.userhart Ccmmltte.. y w KUnce.
FT!se Vtnmttte, Charles F Hus.e Pub
licity and ITtntlr.c Ccmtnltt-. Mex Ttu
hlnsteln. Ilsdge Ccmmttte A S tVerr
sneyer. Dectratlon Ccmrnltt-e. Frel Koch
Music Conrrdttee; A V O ltl!er. He
frshmer.ts Commute-
As a ep-ial feiture. every ticket will
numbered ard wtl ha a chance cf
drawing certain rrti's The prizn
range from a buagy ta a sw!r.g machine
and radiator Kacb cS!Ul will re-e a
ticket goad for o tide ca the merrv-gr'-round
upon er.terisg the sron'". ar.J will
also recelva a aouvrr.tr
The athletic events include beys' sr.J
ertrir races. lail' race kct-rofnrc
centeets. hat-klck'ng contest and a bill
throwing coatest for vpang lad)'
CONTRACTOR ASKS RECEIVER.
Is. T. Thompsion Also Jvvk In
junction Ajr.iinst Partner.
9L T ThCTnp?n ytrilaj- applied to
Judge John W McKlhlnrjey In the C3atcn
Circuit Court for a receiver to tk- ctarse
nf the baslnees of Thorsron A Mevers.
wreeking contractor at the Worli's Fair
Themeavm aUegss that he fnrrsed a part-
nersh1s wtti Meyers March S. la. fcr th-
ot wrecairur ncnas rur ostu.
4 Jotr.g ether tMngs Incidental
He sas ttat receatiy fcls part-
tsar asclsstef him frvra aS mrttciratkm In
HM hesstfrea. secreted tb books ard tk
his same oit of the partnership sign.
In aaWtlea to the appltcatlss fcr a re
eetver. Thsst iwirt slo asked for aa la
sKlhsn t restrain hta partner from c
Uaatac ta exdaee htm. A temporary r
tratatng oraVr wa tue.l ty the rccrt.
Teaawa Tssrser tatpeaav.
aa Buatn tee-js tesr r seaa-lseej
! ta Tstele A aroae et.ntas an
, cwtSaT rart ta. V xiiirr
er ue:- w'l .v. r ' ".. a
us ra-MaaMr ae starter I
aaaar eatrjas kate aawir I
aaeassa m
St The learsa
heeo wcelvsd that play n last note then
twosioathsx
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
The body of Joseph Carter Jr.. a ne
gro, wtio wa drowsed in the Meramec
River at Meramec Highlands. Wednesday
night, was found Friday night. An l.-.queat
aas held by Coroner- KG-h and a verdict
of accidental drowning returned by the
Jury. Carter was 12 year old and llveej
at No. l3 gublette avenue.
Harriet E Buckn-r f.Ied suit for dl
veree In the Clayton Circuit Court vrster
day from Jam- i;. Buckn-r. -lllegttag
abandonment and notiupport. Th; couple
were married Fcptember 13. ISffi. and sep
arated in April. iy-t.
A pro forma decree of incorporation
waa yesterday granted bv Judge McElhln
ney in the Clayton Circuit Court to the
Crave Coeur Rowing. Fishing and Gun
due.
The Bt. Louis County Oa Company
yesterday filed In the Recorder's office no-S-2,.ln2La2e,
Li' capital stock from
rt0,0i to aW. The assets of the com
EtieT r. HZTrSZ ""iS9.!-, a" the la
bilities at SI3I.K3.ti7. The Increase in stock
has all been subscribed for and -4 t. r tent
paid up.
KELLY SAYS HE
WILL GIVE BONO
Announce Tbat He Will Xot Re-
tipn Kannas Treasuryship
While Under Fire.
TToJ?k-,'k- JuJy a-8tate Tteasurer
I;..!.?' ,ald -ey that he would
??Y ,ht" .?!?.. prepared in a short time
surety" "" ,'on, "nd Prt
Asked If he had been requested to va
cate his office, by the Governor, and. if so.
what would he do. he remarked:
Run lik ii nhMi .. .u...... .
I propose not to resign under fire. I will
die only in the last ditch."
Mr. Kelly friend, have taken up a
campaign to have him resign and avoid
a war with the Governor.
Some of the Executive Council who do
not desire to split with the Governor
are most active In this direction.
Governor Hoch to-dav aald that Kelly
was either Innocent or guilty There
should be no halfway business and no
compromise.
He said he might call a meeting of the
Executive Council for Monday, but so far
had not done so. -
Will Celebrate Their VHIIsf.
RKI'L'BUr SPECIAL
Areola. 111.. July S. Mr and Mrs. Solo
mon Dorman will celebrate their golden
wedding neat Saturday. Eight hundred
guests nave been Invited. Mr. Dorman is
a wealthy financier, and Is president of
several Douglas County banks.
RIVER NEWS.
Rise a ad Fall of the Risers
Fto T hours cli3c t ' a. ra.
el ImU Mo.. Julv 21. V'i.
Matter. UriK?r. Gauge Change
nit crura
Parkersburg
tnci nn.it
tiuUvr.l
Xarhxlll
Cr:.ttanrou
Floren. .
Jchn-cnvllle .
K.nill
Ft Paul
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IjMirori
Kecku . .
Hsnnlbal
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111. Fall.
EUWARD H BOtVIK.
IihsI Foretrr.
River Forecast.
Tr- rirs In th. ! Iuuis fll'trlrt will fall.
ecrt that th Mlssissiprl iwrtli of Grafton
:il slowl) duitsg tl.e rt hur.
To-tlay'a Weather.
Partb r-ai3y t-n!pht and Suilay. nlnt.
t'lniTiUre. I'sht t t.. northwest winds
Riser and llaalneaa.
Th Kau; the harbor nfflc T.s;r:ay
momlrs h-w.j a Itc- ' : ft. fng a fall
f cf a f-t In rt Z hrire --line at that
tim U'atrr rrrtn tl nrth Is :Troath!r. t
l'iii. anl the fsrerast Is f.r a rts!n rlvr at
Oraftcn. th"UKh lK!ier tfcnrjghout tha Pt
1-oul i!tr1rt the riir will fall.
lrefM hulnefs fn th jrc ve'tertaj
far - Inbcur-l carsoe. mre r-tn-rne-j was
r- aOil but the rutwsrt-trtirt4 busln.. o
hut fair Paeng t"ailre. h.iwr. ta seem.
lr.x!- ln,lr.. almcit i.rv riMn n he
b.it which vlit.-ti .tnlay lelnr occuplsd.
Arrivals.
Hprat Eaaie
Paid Eag:-
Ol'stef
lr.i Olve-l
Jraft-
Pe-irtv
Car 'Ilrartei-j
llaciburc
I'arenp.-t
.Rxrurston
Ecurl
PUCU3U
Ceewir. II rer.r
Otv cf P-i:nre
Krpartaree.
?rr.t Eaai-
nH Haa!-
C'.
IniU :tir.s
Di2ht;Qu
'".-cwtn 11 Sfenr.r
Clt cf IVnJdenee
Alton
.- . P-"rt
Cap OlraM'tti
IImurc
.K.-auk
I2iru-on
EieiirMen
Arrivals T -! r.
rr-t R;
Vt In i h-?ere-r
ft .-f l'rotl ;!'
Klru-.Jn
Hvi-'rr'ion
r3iru'rn
Ilepartnrra Tn.Dof.
?rr- I sa!
'-wn f! tinr'
V if Proillnce (
Ktmn)
t5-ur.i'n
IJvritt.lr
Hlrr Rlaltn Rrevltlea.
Th. .r,"1 Tarlei t'H tnk. Yrr T'cular
.iv'ar ir r-ln te a !art!rr at ija a
m ..r l-r firafni t t iWnnii rjj- .-
T iir. rahurj fh'i etrnia
tti- nirr fro-r :avnprt ttH R h.v ft.Jrht
eir v.? ant a fjl r.h'n .h- il'rt't',3 In th
ft'rnT f'- K--o'.ua
Ta CTiter arliej T.t.riar m--'zt frn
Cape Jlrail-aa .t1 trt n th r-turn tnp
In tft- sfterwe -r- in , ftlr f-est.t ,n'j
ras-.a.f r.trt. both .a
The itvtin Oin Is t't-lr- !! t,.r pre.
t- re-cT-J tlile jses h arrttea f-nrn
Hamhure etrT merrlr wl'h vt jurl'l
cf fr1h re rouij rarry ap cira'e.rl-ic th
'"ral stat' tt estSnied husti.... --turr-l
!n th aftrntn with an exreptMnatl h.avv
rt-
Th City "f M!-rhu iprll j-e,tr'ta
art.flrrr. for tv r.P IU- TrltJ, ttrri
riMn cur1eS v a ur.l trip ;mvfit Tt
cur"-a Intii th. mm'alr.a rf Tij-w. .
labma are be-raing mr pepurar a 'h
hat r,tlr.i:ee
T Pal! rcl H' arrlrej -.-i.rtir
rw.lp f.--t Pe-a. ha.J a fair eareo and
rararr lt iie tf.rartej rej Uia rtn t
fir. 'a t ttfrav a-ts a Tjll cahm anl a
fair arnrttn:- cf fre'f r.f
- T rlan steamer Ot!o H PrneT
e-J CKr ef PrnlJnce will mk- thtr regular
e.-tvrs tr-isr
y Telegrasth.
pe lraraaa. St- Jc!r S Rie- falllrs
Wath-. clrar ant iv" Otr ef rarr,n
ri-l ap lv. r.:ht Pert Heroic srrlvet
la,ts it r r- ai- Glrarieaa 'lswn at tJ
a -n. aa-1 ut f-r C-nrrrr at 1 p m i!S
1 Ac ua on rtar Th r.toln'.t. arrtr.! an
at rv atth no Kar'ai sJertvat
tn t- ?re -.Sil e-t sar trteRt
Calr? Ill J3l RIr cW ra! It
f h-',r a r: c 5urtre ts ta- !i
SMirs vjihr fa'r ar-J warn Tr rIrlc
!'"r waa In acJ cct rr. tln T! Frr! IIr
M arrMeJ frcm F5 Ia-a ' 11 a rv and c
psrtejt fjr Mr atiis at S -W p. m
t.stt.- I" Je!r S r.i.t ; I ? a fail
nt i fet tVet'Ser c1m!t aril irr r.rt
lltrrM 5at, a' !-i! p n. cp. a:ru-teau
t I.M a rt. 0vrr up a !: a tn. Cttv
-x ra.atsaui at i p. re. s. h m. CT-arae acJ
tow at . p. m.
BirUnar.eei. ta . Ja!j JT 1 rreaent stags cf
tte rtr.r !a . ; lnre.. a r cf I tc2
fDt last rfperr. Weairr wanner ssyt fslr
Bostw v ajtt avw-n. prcr Swale Era- and
5 w p Htea JUalr ta ant cat frc,, rjarsn.
ret
f-aatcai. s-r . ;a. s fttige rals
fs-t aa-3 rtstrc 3t-g t3 r-c-rt ralsa Ttri
regies tn Oairp ll I . n. j-&s P. It:rts
t Cxaa-i:ie at : r tn. AUce farawn. wtta
rial. 45wa t 1 r. Keataekr ta thw TVn
neee at S p. as
C-mt Tcw.r ir - Sclj rt Ca at 1)
ar as tTB-ver -r a: t ta n-ht. f. H. H-
P ' J a. ta Vr Her-, dewa st T
. ra. Otv pa aaanra r. Ml i ra. Tie
mi- rrmitZiA f: and fa'.irat. Waate; clear,
PsttstsjTg. Pa-. Jt S. Rrr st Oa'ta
;'art inn U ft falhcg dear as-1 wars.
lv-Rrg. W Va. Jaiy S. Rttsr S.T f,.
falUrg CVe!. wane, wtii rain.
Naw Vta.ia. Jsty rr. Walh-r partly clovty
m iTtrwrail th Baada AmroJ ere i
ra.tej IU a-l tw. umuiU
WtX Miea, Jat 3.-T5 Bane e ,a,
fteada atr.vra T Lo-jla N-nJ as . Te
-ct4- UTTi'i. C ta rart. TV-atier rstar
tjnrar.ttl. Jsfj- 2- !- fa3.aa. rasa
.Z- on tana : r-snjw sji H.3JL d
Cawiy atsd
wartc
Ovritsiatl O Jsl rr-acver
ra"-ea- Csar aoJ warav
Hi Tferr
MIDSUMMER PLANS
AMONG SOCIETIES
Picnics and Outings of Secret Or
ganizations Have Been Feat
ured for Latt Week Lodge
Xews.
Kalghla aa tamallea af Heaer.
-Vl pT'''ee'n-. Jthn D. O'Kesf Instituted
new ledea, at Br.son ml PsrrvMlI. Me. last
. It will derert tp-morroa tn tr.ftf.ut
lods at Teeeki. Kas.- njn-aa. Prtvrertty.
Ousnalg and portagerllle, aRlj Karsas City.
si.
ran1 er.tari- 3. J. Knr.s-it conduct.! the
Jnltlstlin of a lare .! of caivi:i!at at
anduar Ian evening. Tre work i.f proywra
tlon wat cnnlucte-' ty DDuty Grand I'rctector
Arms rer.c
A ruccesjfnl m'eting of the CranJ Ixle rf
flcers. dsoutlfi anl (fners -.f suhoplln.te
!odgs was h!d at the hall . J-fT?r3n Xlie
last Wednf(Ssr ex-airs tor th purtr-e ef fur-tl-enrur
t.e rrocacttlin or the order In trt
itv nsort of the tanou relT.ntatlvts
aij th nthu-iani iplavJ hr tbes- srevs!
alia rtlitn? that the m-r,.hrjhtp In thia Juris
diction will rach the u.f marv t.t0r to th
Supr-m Lo-V seeslsn. which will te htU in
sMemUT nxt. Names nf atoiirintr anrr
Ing on this wlc'a circular :!b!a)s the ac-.
tlaltv dlepla.ej tv the rr.rr.-.t'r.
Ulr lVCgc's U'l mt:n na- msd intrft
ir.g bv th Initiation of a larsc rU of can
didates and a fraternal visit rrutn Vicl: !al:
there l-rrar vr fitly nmlrf In the Oel'ga
tton Thei were !ia it hi- !-'.-. t t
Jusias aai crrstrf unatjal enthuslafnj as thev
enterei tr.e hall. Visitors were ;re.i;t fruin
nianv other Iol2s. Adlrerses were d!lre4
tv urand Vloe llotcctor Georce Ii Cctb ISe
frehmnts were irrI anj cancia; concluded
a trv laterrstin: time.
Jearon L.K!se had an Intere.tlnc time at
its meeting 'ait U'edr.-adav eening. rerre
semat!ts fruii: t.erv lise m tt.e c:t D-lne
Dreser.: One tan-llate waa oMUateii. anl l"ro
tector lrthi .-Irmta IJreenti to Gram 1'ro
trvtor John I. tl'Ketfe a handjoni u.jjat i,f
flowers ami a .!!.t scu2 tea. .dciren-. unle
ts gooi cf th order vere tl!ieie.: tiv titan 1
Mre Pjot-tor 0orr K t,t.t. "liana r-ecie-tary
J J. Kennedy 31.J i'l l'ro:ctor it 0
Talor IValJ'r I'. Crltes. J J Jvt-la.. ! u
.uru ain iD"?a 1 .user.
Ia Talle Lolse h-.a a fair ni-t:- lit etk.
two cai.al(lst(e utr cbllpaii ana it was Ue
Ue4 tc fcol-1 tl.e tuture n.t:n; of ice lixlse
at lewey Hall. No. Z,1 Soutn Itrfajwu) n
th second ail fouith rilJi of tain memu
l:oaI L.lge will meet r.ext Muccay etnmK
A large ati-.nilanc Is ese.Jt. - in- lnrtat
lattcti of otneer. will tarn p.ac ana Li.tuiy
lirai.J ITot-ctcr Aiuile C Ureen has aevrrat
ap; llcatlona for relle:-fund mera!;crh!p t lps
aent Oak lsS.te n.et!ng last JlcnJav eietilrg
was erj suocisitul. tirana Uutile ilolU
Keann pre3Ued s: a;;ilcailcn tor reif:
tund rnesibeiship were receiwj anl the ,ie
grea was conferred ufon in cancWats.
Klgfcty-odl uimter wre irrnt. and a cern
ralttee waa a;.rHlctl to arrange ftr th inr-ul-latlon
t utneeta etonay eeclng. .iiju;t 4
An entctta'.umect will alau be git en tn orr.'C
tlon with the a.Talr. Tha i&d.e's, iuar:et. tora
irulng Kreu Klcketten. IKwtor Itoot l:. ow.n.
Thomas Keane and Imee J Jcnes. rende:.d
exeral selections.
l.'ote llrllhante I0e eelu a n.e.tpg last
Wednesday evenm-, i'rutectjr ALlcll.e Kunti
pre:jJ and ccnI."TeJ tl.e .dfgrea tiicn or.a
landldaie. IVpaty Urand Prelector William
Muhr preentej apflicatlcna :or rlicf-fjnd
laerubeihhlii.
Vronaelrt Ia:jgs will m-i next Msr.Jay
evening Initiation cf i-andtlatea is ex; Ctrl.
The iaige am gln an oatir.g at Krllp-e
Garden We lnet!i.y evening. Auxurt Z ilem
leis at large are lmlted ta attend.
M. Leu!s County LMge hid a mertlns lat
Tbursoar evening Two-ampliations fcr lell'f
fund membership wer receiied and Pajt Grand
Protector Johanna Pel Imun eonferred the de
gree rn three candidates, lie aI.- addiesed
Hie nueting on te geed cf Oie older It was
uerlied to adoi 1 tne jtem of ropa-.ti!.a'
roinmittees. and -lesdames Catherine Gau.
U.ulsa Keia. Iliwig n:nmer. t:nilla Pa.d
and Wm IS .t-.ttr-ann were .tppolr.tf'l
unset laxli will meet rxt Tursiay even
ing, one candidate will Pe initiated anl Dep- '
uty Grand Protectcr alary Sckaltz has apt H
caticut for rtllef-fund raeml-rsfc!; to jr!.t
lluinholdt taaige laft tnettlna aai very n-
tercatlnc- Protector G-orse Tiunk c.nferiei
the. degree upon one candidate, ljeputy Granl
Protei-tcr Johanna KeMmaa prtsenieit four ap-pllcatkii-
fjr ttllef fund rr.ti..l.e:hlp. Tr.a
usual monthly a-jcial folloaed tl.e c-Icm of iria
meeting and an Interesting time was had.
Pearl Uxiga held u JolUhvaiiun last TnursJay
eaenm; Tn meeting wa liigth attei.dl y
tn members and is!tci rrotn dronl:t.
Olie lirancli. Gale Sarah. U! and Vio
let lalgea lieputy Grand l"r e,.tor llnnia
0"Ktete rreaented yeien ailiKatlon fcr relief
fund nieniberahtp and Granj lr5tector Jchn I
O'Keefe onferied the dearie m-oti six canal
dates He as inalld th- otSccrs ard was
assisted bj Granl Vlt-e Pn lector Gor ii
nob. .ianj otrtrer J J. Jo!a anl Pat Prv
teetor Uetcht llcnt. At th- cle'i of tin rnel
Irg a mu!cal entertalnmen' uok place, ite
freshmtnts were served and dancing was Indulge-!
in
Violet le'dg will met hecatter on th- llrst
and Third Tuesdaie of each nvrnth at SSrrt
dan Hall No. .'l PranUta avtr.a. At t
meetttia last Tuesday evening. wh'-h was r
aucresaful, Irotfctfr J J. Jola pr"ldefl tii
Protector p II. stim ef Inltisi lalg "in
ferred the degree ufn three candidate. ur
apt.lcatlon tcr teller un-i m-mberrhlp 'm
received Th- Granl scr!Bry was prcw-ct
Tl'e members dcldd tn visit Lllv ly-da' in a
body
Silver Star Iwlge had sn excellent atttnl
ance atdls last m-etlng U.s Marsa-'t McKa.
who has tn 111 fr -orne tlm. was In at
tendance Sertary t.-r K Mnrphy will
s:.er.l her vacatlen cf two weeks In Minneap
olis. Much entl.u-lastn was dl.-lajed at this
meeting
Martha IVashlrgttn !!e" laft ni'etlng waa
unusually larg'lr attended the ceaM-m tei.i:
the Installation cf the follow-inc ofrtce.-s l"ast
Protector. iT.arl" II lr..lerg. llot'ct r.
XUiy teliavter. V!- Protector. M Tct'r Crap.
Iain. William Helta, tjua-dlan. Margaretn
ttagner. Guld. Ilnhs ll!l!r. Sentlr.'l Ar.r.le
Mallln Th- r'leasrtu were t-erfoiired by
I'eputy Grand Prote. tcr Slelrr Hnsle One can
di'lst' received the drarr-e
G-eth Il(:e n.et latt V."dneday evenlrg.
Protctcr Catbertn- Itrnr.r In th chair. fr.e
eonferre"! the d.t uron on can.il-la e. Thn
atten-larce ? unt. -"tally Ia:c l-put '.ran-l
Protctor lleler llcgl- addtesej th ncilrg
Visiters were preeent frcm ilumbuddt und
r-chtl'er lcdses
Walnut Park laodge'a ljt neetisg waa very
successful Fix canlldatea received the d'g:
Many vltl'cre were preMnt frr.m elatr lodg'
Ieput 'Srand Pro'eetor J W lVarrtn pre
nt.1 four appllcatlo.i" for r!lf fan.i i:-ibr-sh'p
and Grand Protector J hn I ) Kef- anl
Grsni sctetar J J Knndy .1 !l-ei-.j tft
nt'etlrj; A s"-lal was bell a'tr the cloe oi
th ineetlr.it
riyl.an Ieid's tr.e-'i-t jjat Tud-i ii'Mrc
wasa'tve wlta nthulam Pli.an i: .-cietar
Ann!- Th'.' rr.'er'ted ' r ajpli atl n fi-r re
ltet fund in-rnt-ershlp Ieptit t.rsnl lrotectr
N Uttetl installed 'he . fS. ers .r'h'S
undr th rocd of th ord- were dllser-l be
s-eersr Prank Mottg anl T-ejurr it
Kraur-
Coljmb'a Idt-s m.e'lrg 1j Tu"av en
lna wa. very larg.lv attn-l-d One app latlcn
fcr eU'f fun-i rretnber.hlp ws. ectvi nrd
jv;tcr VI te,r itrarner was elet.i as deruty
gran-1 re-oteete- for the 'o!r
tlover !a levls vp' ts a .ar at'enJanc
a eh:- me-tlns r.eat Tu la ev-irr Vfter
t trarsa. tlr-r- f t'.e r n'-e bu- es dancir.c
l:i t- irduia-d i ihe l.-v utt n ' inrrtt
! ecrntri'lnc IMasrd n-jv he harl. H
Kll-e" Ft J l!erman and !"- JIlse. lain
artea and i"Jtn hW" are ap. eed tn m!-
etr rep-r' v rlh t -.:' ai-. I -rv--e-,t
M- I t b.nt! ta spe-d-r.r M. vacatt n
Maanolla !-lcr . r eir Jaet M-'at even
Ing waa well aitenii TFre a;j ationa for
r-ilef fund men.Vrfhip w-e -rue. a-.' tha
.jeirree wa. ccr'-rd n f-' andlda'e The
naaal rroi't'v pttr lrawn. tcx-k rlac ant
addrere.a -r Je:!trd bv Paat lrite:nr
aatsh Grime, of Knte-rrt ant I"aal llote-tora
Ann! Slal' ahv and yiaacte e -o Y. -t Choo:au
llc p'ea.ant ti-s- "as t-,d afr h
rkj .f rret!n
I'raselrrs Aaane-lallnn.
TT-" BOa-t o Dlreceo-. "f he '.Veater-i "m
ner!al Travere A-.---.-lat!v) met at their
rxn. Nc L anl "ll "lrrro5 Jacvrd
bulMlnr Frtdav vnlrr. Jul. n. anl -'.e-te-t
th folia inr to t-iemberr.ip :n tr sa"-x-latlon
Mr Arno runa.r cf tk Helr-i H"rv ("
rnv cf naai I tils. Mr Wlllla ll Atefcur
nf ?.o 1'S sier.nofLn svenu sr I--tii. ar ;
r ie-ui. ar : i
Mr W It To er of ta
S !-.- t"nTIwnr
V."e-thel-r.r ?a-.s I
The uaual r-attre bo.! f "he board was
tranacte-t avt hlc-'r cr-1T-.edite--r tetters
wr r-cia-d froro .M-h .n.rilnent MerracUle
"cart vine of ltvtuetrv" In the citv a Mr l!r
rar Carltv- -' !.? of th Carleton Dry
Go!a e-.mr-iny Mr Ir;I Kle-mar of t-RIc-.sus
tr tc-. orr.rarv Mr Jjtn r
Kobrta cf tbe nrxert. Job-.--. Hand -ao-i-Vmre-r.v
Mr E S Le!a of th llaaal.-i
McKttt-tck trv --.j!. vntwnr who t. alo
reid-it ef th M srv; "lab. Jr Kui-i.e
Stern ef tb It! Z .-" I M n"te Ter:r
srt r-anr otfcr nrof'i- bs.ne.a men who
fcavs bn rae-at-rt of th a-wveut'on far many
yr. and T peo-j,j of th- fart tl.at the ass-ciiti-n
! tn each a rr-p-rwa e-cr-lltlon M-nr
r..- rr.'ibera ar Seine add-d ta th roll ererr
clay and th Jtaeua-s ba near Oi-id it
;ct: to r et5 snv dath eiaie ii-r-e tta
cr-sac'tatlm twentr-eeven aara aaa
Kalghts of rytblaa.
Tb rrort of . wrle--e Icdee. hav- Ke-t
cetstre into tfcs ctrc cf tb trial ke-rer of
j oord end seal a--l l"h few eare-rlor..
tew a -,14-d lncr-ss. It U -nrite to
arr-rett-natr. at rrn.t. tb gain ttat
wa anad du-inr the te-m ending Ju "ft.
but It Is ovt"e larr arsi -o mtt. when
tb atietlc bar J v ccr-ptlel tber wt; b-
ra-e tban rT.9s Knlchtt of Pjibda m tb
crand ttnaln of ttle-ou-t
Exc!tsr Lc"da- held tb u-ual re tlna I"t
tVednesdar ev-enirr Artr.r MslTe levnad
aa.1 war Ir tb rack of Kr.Irbt sttrartd a
large a ler-danc. Adaie from Rar-Isvir's
-g!c trotter." Louis ll'ld an t-ereltej. This
re-;...e. .ej Jala- - at Derlln. Ge nanv at a
eaa-riisr-ar bld bv tbe A-a'tlcaa colony i-t'T-
e-- rvecUratLoa of lsdtelea-. Cor
sratalaticns freca Excilr Lode- wer- es-te-.ied.
raevedier la! cor?T"-! tte rack cf E.ur
last Wednesday ev-nirg A tars- at:-ai---of
rueuitw awd xt-Jters was rreat wbo w.t
Beeaed eb cjeaetea u r g a twtnr pe.
st. Irv!a tte newly elected M a A John
F atartts. as.:ttl t- Ilamev M-I-vcariln. P
O of ra-e Lodr. No Zf. a. r-s-,1 rrlaie
ar Frank M Brooks, r C a master at
ear rr. 3at Wed-vesdat- et-j-B t, n 6j
KWabt wm be ecAf erred Jri arac ifl forra.
Pytaaeccaa !dge. Xs rS. adravcet to Es-eta.-re
to t rwaa. rt KrJar: at last eoraen
tljs T eld wer hers. lass ts'T. re-jdered;
ir- tkree rati : en stew, and I. G La Barr.
ca f tb rereet ela-s. C3I tb ninth, rt C
ttr cf aoktcn Ceeaea wse a Icot- atslte-
Tfc atts-aca-Bce ccnilaaes aweS tur- "tan str
eets" ss-ember tad atsite-w bi- tr'rei. Aa
extra lane attsaiaace is aatieJaated. At the
next convention a matter of areat tmuut lance
will b- up for action.
Pacific lodge. No m. held a verr well
attended C0 enthusiastic netting at Its last
convention. Five sages were advanced to the
Eetttre rank. Also several new applications
wer receive. and. Judging from th. lane at
te ndenc. it looks as though tle good work will
tontinu. in suite of the hot weather.
a. e. r. w.
tVesterw Tv4sw t.r- .. anfah-i - ei.i
fd IsTgolng to work la earnest, not only far
SU22 -eatg- hut for the order In geaerai.
J?,A31. ?'.' lo Wntral Lodge and en July 31
to Oriental ladgs. at which time the iegree
tram sit c-nfer the degree erf the Mystic Tie
ceiall tfcosa who wish to tags it. This Paige
sapetrta a good minr applications the coming
men's, as the members have pledged their rt
ncers to brlnar in at 1 a ' f .. nk e.
the month of August.
Cote Hrllliante Lodge bad a meeting en Mon-fc'-..t!Ll"
and !L WM decldel to visit MyJt
Jt .-!?r,:'' "V Torsday evening and witness
the initiation nt a class. This, lodge waa one
of the nrst to ccme to the frrnt In the present
ramralsn and rrnmltes greater results fcr the
future tnan have b-en accomplished tn the past.
Brother Gl-aton. master workman of Hide
Park, and Everett ISlac-bam. solicitor, w.re
Went ard addressed th mms-!
a.0i'nat I'rk de hed a go-d meeting last
Itdav evening. They will move to their old
ball en Hotissant and Wren avenues and tave
1."itr.edTffr "n, cen meeting Saturday evening.
July it Tte Union avenue lint cf the du&urbas
railroad atops in front of the hall.. ""i
Hyde Park Lodgewlil have lnttMtlt-a at
thetr next n.eeticg. Tuesday. July fi. IK. This
iS,Jn'V., at HJevntk .tIt Newboasw
av-pue. All members are Invited to attend.
Phoenix Lodge is making rarld strides. One
candidate was Inituted Thursday evening and
three applications for membership wer fil-d
with the retorder. Reports are farrralle from
all the merabers. an.l it i expected tbat manr
names will be added to the ro:r in the e
lx months. Visitors art ccrdialiy invited to
attend the meetlCKs of this lodge, wtich r.Kcta
ver; Thursday evening at Eleventh trt and
Ira.-.klln avenue. In tba Kraternal butidlne
tartners- Lodge N'o. 54. held Its regular meet
Irs li't Wednesdae evening, at which the In
vratisatlng Committee re;)orte-i on two candl
elaTcs. wha art;: be lnltUted at tte cast mt.
ing. on August Z. A committee was aruclnteil
t make arrasgemenu for an open meeting, at
which time a large attendance or friends and
inemters is expected. The date will be ac
munced later.
The Jtaater Workmen's Association will meet
with Banner l--tge in the rra'ernal buildlnr.
I..eventh and Franklin avenue,. Auaus 1
ttvery member of the A. O. U. W In St. LouH
a to dslra tn know how the order is rrorre's
ltig should attend this meeting. This associa
tion u coiniiored entirely of Hi active workers
..f the eitv. an-1 through their determined ef
forts ull t. Louis has liegen t., awake.
Security la'ge win hold Its regular meeting
Mor.dav evening. July :. at Its hall in tlw
ltiirllngtou building. No mo GUve street at
w hlcfc time one member will 1 rrlr.atated w ho
hn-. been in u;-rns!on for mm time and one
i.evr candidate win ta- Initiate.!. All members
are cordially Invited tn attend.
Mechanics Ludg initiated cne new candi
date Thursdav eatnlnr. Tl.r other candi
date., have parsed the grand mdt.al examiner
and will be Initiated at their first meettai: of
the lodge in August. Five delegates were a-l-dr.ted
to attnd tie me-tlrx cf the Active
Workmen's Association Vlaitvra were rrvsent
frin Wett tlat- Ieige. Ni. Sut
Columbus Lod,- lrutailed Its near ofaers o.i
tl.e evening cf July 11 A larse attendance
s xreent and goo-I work Is expected In the
nejr future Th- meeting was addressed hr
G t llradford of ivjiejm la)ege. No. IS. ant
G llell!--.tcdt of Western Lrajge. Nrt. SI.
Tba Columbus quartette rendered several lob
ular or.g. alter which all retired to the han
juet ball, where refreshments wete served
Isrgrre af lloaor. A. O. 1. V.
I'at Grand Chief rf Ilcncr. Mts. Clara ila
Murreil. termer grand recorder of the Degree
ef lltncr. re:urn--l FYiday u. n. after a ten
dajs 1tlt in the lead belt cf Koutbea't Mis
souri. While away rhe was the recipient tf
several e.trta!nR.er.ia and also attended a
number of lodse meeting..
Grand Medical Kxammtr Doctor I A Ac
than, and wlfa cf Do- Hun. Mo.. haae hail
as thlr kiiejt th past week tha former grand
recorder. Mra. Clara Hlle Murreil of 8-
leoul- tlill- In Ioe Itun. Mrs. Murr-11 ai-terde-i
a special and regular meeting cf IKe
Hun L:df. Initiate.! eime canJMates and se
cured seeral beneficlatr members.
Ih-e Hun lodge. JCo H. has ben bosr ihe
lat wek Tha -Country Talr. given by tee
so-lee last Monday evening, was a decided suc
cess financially and social! Th largest at
tendance or memr-ia and Iilenda cf the ledge
ever known In the history of the opera-house
was present. A atnng band furnlsh-d mub.
anl games and ccnteate furnished amusement
fvr the ev-tilng. Mrs. Clara Itelle Murreil .,f
M Iuls gate several recitaticr.s. This lodse
Held its regular tnetlnr Tuesday evening ard
bad as its ust ths former grand record-.
Mrs ciara 1111 Murreil. who r resided at the
meetlnr and gav a talk under tha good nf
the order. The loe Run degres team, with
llrnther Matthews as ita captain, gave an ex
MMtivn drill, which wa highly appreciated ty
nil present Tha nxt district ronventlon of the
outhtast Mls--jrl ledges will te held with this
lol- August C Great preparations are being
ina.ls for entertaining tbe vlattcrs on this ex-ca-sl'n
Iolgrs desiring tn publish communications in
'l.e .ueust lu of th Prompter win pKa'a
send them to th-. dttor. Mrs. Cars lt'lle Mur
tell. No. ;'IT lllcknrv street, rtt lanils. M".
Western lavtge had a well-attende 1 meeting
ThurMav evening and receive I one application
anl a rremiee of few mor- for next meeting.
ttrothr Peeter of Murreil Lodge was pre-it
and gav- a talk, as did also Hrother Wlll'am
H. Tllbles of tMs l.-wlge.
1"11- I-'ge I'M a .aetln Wedrtslay even
ing In srlte nf th warm weather. A go-!
tlm is rrom!v.l tt all who attend th- nt
ttMtlrg Atisuat I. at which time Ieprity
Gr.-ir.-l Chief of Hencr Kmmi Kuhlmey will In
blall the neIe e td ofllerS,
All members cf tr-e r-.gree of Honor ar- !n
vitd to attenl tli- next netlng of Germarta
Ielc. Friday evening. Julr rs. at its ball.
N'nth ard I-tnil street", at which thne tha
grand chlt ef honor. Mrs Almaretta Morgan.
o Kntras Cltr- M- will be present All who
attend will har some very Interesting news
iVu'bnmptru Ivds liM lie raular meeting
Istt raatuniav evninr. anl cntnp!etd arren.
ti.ents for a'watennelin ycial. to be alvn at
I- tall the frt tiattinlav In August. Financier
lleirr Asman ann'vupfed an Invltattcn fre-'n
Victoria ! !g- r.t S. "hsr!s. Mo. to visit
them with their degree team In tbo near fu
ture Fy vote It was. decided to accept tba "n
vit etlcn
l'.h.nlv lelB- will hell ita amlc--nth!y
me'nc Julv SS Threw canlldates ar- In
rcallr.e.. lor Initiation and tw a.pllc.it!fn
ATf en fl An excellent pregrarrm 1 blr.g
arrar.gerj tcr tne entertainme nt or in'Tvrs
rl vMtwa at this meting. Grand leigt
oftlctrs will ba presnt to confer the degrea.
Order Coltisahlaa Knights.
buorem- Secretary Edwin f Pelfer has re
turned from the East. vi.re he has. been on
a bu:ns trip In the Interest of t-a lolges
located la Greater New York Th organiza
tion I making rapid tnde tnrouxhout raid
Jurtsatctlcn. anl rosnr new l-dg have b.t
ortrar.lj'd. with several other tn prep-irstl-n.
S-Jtr"ne Orator rrank Prust snd Elwln It
Itsker Ea.tern mar.sg.r f"r tr craanlta
t!on In tlreater New Trth W. II teede la
VVeatem niar.agr. with beadquarte' st Bulfr.Io
N V
Mccnl 1tv Lcdi No V". eati'l of? the
I.' not at ?h!r lst mt!rtg Thr appl!c-!c,-
wer- receive.' and nine eandMt'es nltl-at-1
IIeatlcn frem all th- Iceal lod
wer rrent At th- clos of the hueinera
s-lcn t- trmb' snd vlsltot enfoyel an
old-t'm moker Irellrt Charles A Greg
cc rre!ded
Eepr. le-df; N" 7i win r.oid l rest reg-
f-.r
treeting i r.ur-cav evenirar. juie .j. at
Wlthrvus Hall. cc.rr.r of lourtb and VTanklln
av-nue Pre.l!i? rv tir A P Jordan will
b- prsit with a c!a rf cnd'-"ats for ln"!a
ton t te el-.- oe th business as.!cri
sm'ke will ta h!d
"e Iii. Wt' No ii at It las' egu!r
m-ir.c r-reit-ed thre- appl'citl-r.s acl r!l-a-l
'w a sndM-at. t I-i!a' famous :
rr; te"n ! thtr r -galfa ire-ii a
flr.e Arfzmir- -nd eortd ict -t tbe ln!at:ry
cremcnT ti an lmpe..!ve maf-.r IVs!Jit
Char!. ?sutal- crl !d
Ttord Ie-dr- No ' held an t-t-stlrg
'm at it Ism r-lr r.tlrg Tb rr-rt
cf t" sutit're Cimmltt t- pr.,-.,,. aT1
sccert'l. snd ee' tbe financial c-nt!'!-n of
"t.h lvlr to b- floarlshlrg Pr-i5'rt Uonf.sm
rrtd.l
Phoerls lyw'e. No III b-M It rri'ar
meetlnr Ttur.lae vn!rs. Jttlr r. at 0"1n
tsl Hall erre- cf Jron at-nu- ar.d Adans
rt M"r than W rr cert of thlr rnerd--eehlp
tie rfe.ert Two sppllcatlen. we-e
r -ejved ard thre- candidate, 'nltla'ed PSo-rls
I"dt decile to rtv an ntrtlnmr.t st it
rat resular r'tlr which "eII ce-.-'.t of
rfl- vst"Iali: si1 e-tlttr S'irr-i
Otra-.l-.r .v I- W-a-:i will I- rreas-nt with
a la-v -Is., of canildat" fr Inltiatloi -
rtrr R A Crarrov- f!!tvrd an alirew
I-.mi" ""-llliar-i Mullen pr!.d
Plrmouth Lcdr No . will b.oM it seat
'r'i t?"t-s; .e. jav exe-rrg. juit zu at
I jls'ara H". Nc Kl North VandTB!r
-? i r. .e-.r ut at v.o.i:i win pa
rrert w'tn a class or cardiaife rar tn tls
tl" "heS'-.bsn yvl V-a Jl, -.I'l held !
-eat rro'ar "-l-et'ns Thursdsv vrlac. July
r a: Oil r'I-.s 1111 Plan w'Ji ta nJW.
r-!td : J tbe fall etrr"en -.III 1 cut
! pi to double the reer-.re--i:e, r.f r-ltr.an
I-iv be.-, the e-J of tt.w year
I.egtnn af Haaor.
Th. Sua---. Cajrcil bell Its rerulsr i..
snrval e,sn laa Wedre.dsy ttev.rr at Fk t
Hall 0l:t to th scesaiT b.at th- s.ton
was s sbcr" cr.' c-sSn-J principally to flood
of th- Ord A ec-nmtttee was srpele.t-! to
arrant a prjcramtr ef ctm;-a!gn fcr tt fail
Another alwrr aefslcr; win be held jn aVut
Sljtr dtj
Alpha Cou-11 will raest ntt Tu.r ?.
Irt and to csrdldat ar arr-et! to b e
barr fer Inlt'.allca. Tb cor-.mltt tn trolley
rid wtl make Its fjttl rpt. Matte of 11
tre to vrr m-r.br of Alpha will b taken
trp at this mc-tirg. and a full atter.lar.c
dea'reS
Hrde Park Ovuncll will IrJttst or e- two
cacdllxte st tbe seat me-tlra. Jnly a. A
fxal re-t? frem tb r--.trtatarr!: Ccmm'tte
or. tb deni to be given August f I. err-c:-
Tbe news of tt return of Chsnc!!or tv" p
F"irn has ben b.ralded troja' cut Legion ef
IIo-kt clrcls, and b w.;i preaid- at th nit
rneetina
Bireitlsr Cbv.TicI! held its rgular rreetirg
last T-edty sterling, with a r fair attend
ance cor.:deet-t ,c w-atbtr Brottier jam
A Carrofl. cbaamar of tl- et.tr;r rtart
eom-wlt-. report.! tbat nxce!to--s team "ad
a tractlc game of bai: last Sonde m:rslng
and showed ap In ftlr arvtea. ia )..te cplnlen
Fv-elai-r (o-.rnl will be abl t. defeat Ifrd
Park en tb tai fM at Ttamor.a Par en
Sanday Aurcst - Cm a-g!tca:ioc was rl'ed.
with s-aeral p-rmle. ftr mert st tb -.
a-tir.g
frlty CaacriL a its last s!?n. fllej tbre
appheatlce- are elected thre to -jtmbefe-ip
Is'ttatia-it win. titrtfare. b In ecle- -eat
meeting
We-Sr-e-daj- evening next Bursa V-sta C-scil
will baa- an p-0 rtt-e Brotber He-rr
ZwIClsr ebaremsn cf tb anteetair.twe-t om-t-wtte-
ra arrange-! a rr-arraaiase for th w.
caat-n. cc-i-irtltaT of rat!, stegrag arA -i-tlon.
-;-ic.a -ja-.'s e.f tb- rr-emt ah!p I -ir-d
sod all trethrrs cf the t';t ar Mr
dullT "waite-i.
SV Iao "Q-artt b-ld a reeetmr last Monfsy
eaenfeg I rater tbe p-,,4 e-f - eif.'tb Or
der. Char-ellor fAmmg rall-d en sar-tra!
brothers serttat fcr aramhttrr. which were fur
nished tn the shape ef articles on fraternal .tfe
t-tawraso. and ware very well received by ail
-reseat. At the dose ef the meeting the tuual
hmebeon was served.
The foltowtcg teasteils will meet this week:
Monday. Centpten Hill and Lafayette : Tuesday.
Alpha and 11de Park. Wednesday. Irving.
rtela and Buena Vista: Thursday. Franklin.
Orove and Tower: Friday. Canndelet and
Cnlty.
wail laragae.
The following councils meet this week: South
hd. Greeley. FMreka and West Knd
The Advlsorv Board met at the Planters'
Hotel last Wedntaday etentng. Archon F. -J.
Stanley, presided. Arrangatnenta wrens made
for a Iloj-al lesagtie basket picnic at Fern
Glen Labor Pay. rvpt-mber . Ora'or J. C
Emig win arrange all the detail.
St. Louis Council had one of the best attended
reeetlrgs cf the Tear. A corrmiunlcaticTi waa
read from the Supreme Scribe, tn which he
promised an early visit to the council. Advi
sory Archon F. J. 8tanlT was present anl
communicated the semiannual pass word. H
also favored the council with some very Inter
esting remarks looking forward t a rood rec
ord for St. Lotais Council. BY a rising vote
th members of St. IjmiIs Council eiprestel
their cocdd-r.ee and support In Advisory Arvhon
Stanley and bis admini'traticn.
West Knd Cnuncil had a eood attendance.
Brother George I- Clement was elected eulde
to rill the unexpired term of Brother S. J
Fendler. Two applications were received and
ore candidate Initiated.
Success Council received one application and
initiated four candidates. Advlsorv An-hon F.
J. Stanley and Advisory Treasurer V. n. New
man were present and addressed the meeting.
Eureka Council had a well-attended meetlnr.
The supreme deputy waa pres-nt and rotntnunl-
ca:ej tne semiannual pass wort. A't-ireates
were made bv W. J. Krldier and K. S. Paoin.
Missourl-Wabash Cvur.cll had a very fair at
tendance. Advisory ttentry Mathews was pres
ent and made some vera- encnuraglnc remarKs.
Teams will .hortlr te formed for the securtne
cf applications and it I predicted tbat this
council will make a good shewing before the
end of tte ear.
llan.llton Council, notwithstanding the fact
that the thermometer registered 9. had a large
attrndar.ee. D-talla of the banquet which thev
have won from Future Great council wero ells
cussed. and a committee appcin'cd to e-onfer
with a similar committee of Future Great
council to arrange final details Brother Georre
Smith, who very neariv shot olf his linger July
4. says that he Is again able to write. Visitors
were present from West End and South Jile
councils.
Moelera Wasaslaava of Asarrlra.
Mound Citv Canm meets evry Monday even
ing at West Gate Hall. Grand and Eastcn ave
nue. Last meeting was w-11 attended, rcur
new members were accepted acd seven new
applications were referred to tte Invesilrating
Committee. The adoption crem.-.ny was per
formed by the camps team and ofilcet and
after tbe sd.ptlon r-marka wrere maile.
Cherokee Camp meeta every Fridav eve-leg
at Ohio and Gravels avenues. On July II rrc
new miiiters were inltlarei and two nw an-l-lleatlona
were received. The camp hi- cr.wn
steadllv In lis pre-ent loca.tl.-n nsd has on
enterprise and vitality In geitl-.g new m:mLers
and In keeping old ones.
Wellstcn Camp meets the rlr-t end third
Tuesday of earn month at Ho-e Hill Hall.
Hamilton and Maple avenues. Seven n-e nitro
lers wcie adopted ut tl.e n.trtlnc of Julv It
and seven new applications were favorably
acted on. It. ". tSrlam. on cf th- imp
well-Micwn mmbers. frequently a?is a ercort
in Invitation from other camps.
Grover Camp meet at Grnrer. St I.ou:a
Countv. tha second and fourtii Saturlays of
each month. Tbia arop acepted -leven new
tirnlre In the month oi June. M. I- Tremaln.
th- district deputy Ir. charge of 8:. leuiilt '"tun.
tv. report splendid rrcgres n the county dur
trg June.
OIencie Camp meets the second and fouith
Saturdava of each month at Gl.r.coe, tn St.
Louis County. This camp adopted ten new
members in June. It will give a picnic at
Grover on August I.
Vallev lark camp Is alo making good pros
re's. New application and adptt.'n ate usual
features of the camp's mtlng. TI.e anp win
give a flcnlc at Valley Park on August ;.
Laalea af the U. A. H.
Intrst!mr ceremcnlcs weie held rccentlv at
the ArUngtcn CeniPry In Chicago, when the
monument cf th adts of the . A n. was
unveiled ej thtlr lot in that il'e The cion
ument waa tha gift ' Mrs Elcilra Sptlsger.
.-nd lli- let wa a present fioin Mrs. Cnarlottn
M. Wilson. wht formally presented tba lcl
tn Mrs. Mary T !!ar. whv accepted It in
tn name of the order Mrs. I lager is national
president cf th order
Three, hundred grave can be obtained in th
lot. and it Is intended as a burial place for
women reiatlvea cf Civil War veterans of th
G. A B- who may ced such a tsttng place.
It will hereafter be tended by th ladies of
th order
Tribute are paid br members of the older
throiifhout the ceKintrv to tbe memory of Gen
eral Wllmon W Illackmar. Ccmmarder-ln-Chlef
cf the G. A. It-, whose, remains are Ivtna tn
state In tha halt of flag In tba Boston State- ,
vu. lu-fj .. an1 luiicxui -vein lie ccio iruiH
th Second I'nttarlan Church, th Iteverend E
A llorton ofdclatlng.
At the exercises attending the dedication of
the lot In Arlington Cemetery. General John
C Smith. Illlnn! Department Jorimander; was
introduced by past Cr-tnmsnJee e-nloael liob-rt
Mann Woods, and delivered an ad.iress. fa-tor
J it ilraud leltvtre'I an oration n 'Th
I-ad That Live."
Prateeteal Hasae Circle.
Sclal leeagi'a. No. 10-. picnic waa held at
Normandy Park and manv visitor from other
circle participated. frnturo-v til-hl's meet
lnr was well attend-1 ct th- Oin. Brothers
Hole snd S-.ott leavlnr the picnic grounds at
T p. m. to attend to tl. bunes of the rlrcle
at the hall Th banner waa won bv Social
League, and th rrrsentatlcn will be mad
August 13.
Rainbow. No. 13. had a rre-tir.g Tlmre-lsy
nlght. Th- new president. A. F. Gcehwindn-r.
IS handling the reins and bastne !s rushcl
through with dl'ratoh A spoclal .ampatgn ts
Planned tn secure a large claaas for Initiation
and reach the roll of lienor.
Arlington. No. -. had a meeting Thursday
night, tnatalllnr the new officers with piuelc
anl fun Al-out i oelo-k Pr-aldent Von ff.itha!
came marching lnt the hall with an Immense
wgternielot. en hi. bou.!r. The president an
nounced that f.ve cr six new members were in
stxhl tr.d more to follow Accountant It G
Trail offered hie re.!anatlot. not having time
to attend to the matter rf making the collec
tions. Th circle cxprewd reriets. for he had
been a faithful officer fcr manv year. Brother
F II. Cook cf No IM1 Ballev avenue, was
e'-cted accountant. Tlie hou- blr.c deed
for th summer. Brother o-oK rdits H
meney mailed or paid at circle meetln. hnll
No. Ill Ncrth Taylor avetiu. It-celrts will
b- returred for mcr.y order of membership
duf sent by mail.
Hentcn. No. 4H. will give a lawn r-artv Sat
urday evening. July ". at No X2 Illokcry
atreet The affair Is lo th hands ef a compe
tent committee.
Towr (trove bock have been aujlted. show
lrg tb cirri- In a go-d conlltlcn financially.
Much nralse is botowed en President Egglea
ton Treasurer Jceri Pck nrd Accountant
Ksg!toi Th a-iprem cba.l!n I to be t
tb next me-tlng to deliver an sddrej and
plans are made for a b!g rally in gelling r.ew
members
arei:delt Circle. No. III. will have an !n--tallatlcn
Julr "S A e-c-l rrogramm ts pr-j-arei,
anl menbr nt viltir from ether
e!-e!ea will be on hand
Parsrcn "irc!-. No KS. had th mct n-
thua'a'tle rrett-g vet hell Tb- adtrean by
F K ""base. PrHr.t Italtharar cf Chin
tau No rr1 Prldr.t Irvtn of N'o ir. Mrs
and 1. C llerchenened-e. snd e't'dallv the
ad ir cf Doctor Pep, tb rt trIdcnt.
Mlrred evervl.ely lector Po;e . an enthusi
astic worker and has d"n much to make this
rew elre.1 what tt I, with Its six new rrm
b-t already on tb- rolls ar.d msnr mcr com
ing Tbe circle win hav it. I"0 "roll rf
bnor" rrmtr In a art-rt time. The next
mt!ne will le Th-!s rlghe Auguat t.
Allen snd p-:"h T"fe-.cn svnii.
Paraira. V r in" Tu'lr n'sht A
b!r cr-l wsa rr-"n" snf Pre:r Ir.. or
sntet t 'hi crcl th c tv t '-iit ant four
tm'' e'lk taidrd. I-tor f F Tat t
srionded tn tl.- prea.ntatlcn pech, In nprrorrl
ate eioq-i-rt won! Peat Pra'tent Oav.
rtich Cliapltln Mill.- and cb- rrr,.
Mair r-w- narr. w.r- aartd to th roll mri'i
f new mmbr were Initiated Tb Au-lltlnr
''omr-iltte-'s report wa ra 1. ahiwlng a good
rendu!'! of th cl-ci firanc. ntcthr "
S Pjaldwln wa installel a t treasur-r Ic
eream ard eak was .rvei M!s Thraa
Srellrre gave vra! vreijl numb-y befor
her drrtur f:r New Vork.
Kalghla nf Honor.
s Iul I-lr bat an !i;e.ealrr T.-tlng.
tb- trlncipal toylo for dlacnaajon telrg th n
abl cf ra At tbe clcs of routlre buel
roa tb mmlra psrtlelpatetl pi a social gam
of euchre fcr sverI prls and tb price cf
a iuneb-en.
Msn-it Tit Te-dg -ad a rood attendance at
last rr:etlng Ms. Doctor ltarnaet ar.1 Mr
P-nsett. n-w lady m"nbrs. w pre:it
Tfcr arpllcatlor.s we- re--:v-d to h trltlct'd
at n-at m'-tlnr Intre'lr.g r-mark. for roo.!
of tb- or-l-r wer made br G. A Sv-h .Id". V
II Haper. William Lamburth. J hn E. Am-nSa
L. I" Btrr.ttseter and rthre.
Centennial leelg had si Interesting meet
ir.r Grsnd Dictator C E Hall was fre.nt
ar.d etpUlred to th mem"r the -. achedjl
of rates M Thavotia". I. Ehri'ch Sjeaa and
nietatcr nigh made btIf remarks f-r gool of
the erJ.r
Columbia l-oilc had an !itraiia- meeting.
OS candidal- waa lr!t!atl WltlUm Lam
burth 2 ba E .,.mna sn-1 I- F. Ilorn'ra'cer
of Mount O'.iv Id arel'te t- t-. cr
monlea Tb. Audlttsr e"omltt'e rport
sbowe the lt!re to t In Scur!ahi-r cordl
tior. Tb pdee ha cured ".-.-Jane lull.
on Vandevener Irene. f3r thttr ir.ettncs in
future, tbe Srst meeting ta b held August 11.
Tn- wtlt "t a the secori ar.d fourth Thurs
4it In future
Oak Lr-dg r-rion a g-y! af'cdar.ce at tb
las' metlna Two arp'ications were reeelre..
A commttte from Mcunt Oils- t.-alrt we pres
ent. x"r.dtrg an l.nvitatlrn a-.d tt-kts ;o the
beet excursion August 11 Mr M Bennett
b-rr.g oe of ihst eomrtt"t. rece:ted a rst
of thank, she b!rg th first lady rrerab-r t
pav tb- lodge a rrterr.al aim Arrssgmnts
bavw t-n made aryi-g a tar- raatrr f rrem.
b-rs ant tb!r frinda for a r.;cs!c to-day at
Barfld- Gp-re
O-ctrla Ie" bat an lntreting ir.tlr.g
Ttr-.ty -oho E Ar-enta was pr-a-nt int
eattrg diacuaai-rn wa bIi rela-Jpg -, r,w
tab'e rf rat. M- G-a-g &;cg. al tthes
Slot far rood ef tb. cr- Me William Rode
spoke ia defers cf tb ttw tW ef rates.
aria's Prat Aaseseaatlaa.
: lanlt Councirs secoivl ann-jal pier:-: at
Nerr--r.dr Grove Jur It was a grastd eucceas
in every particular In tb beset-xl! gars b
twn th lalle ar.d gntlemn ef tba council,
tte ladles bl tb gent-tmer. Sr a scae off ta
Miss Oaae C-nrur was pltcber sn.1 Mia
i"lar.b-l Stetetson catcher, for tb gitl tsea.
Mrrn Km M'cber an-l J E. Arsnda eatcb
er In tbe route.:, ts- f-,iiowtnc carrim g
friee Adatn Sbafer. TJ yard race for mem
rs or.ly Ml faertra Km. rj var-1 race,
la tie. under "3 l .-"tiaefer, cracker eating
eontest. Mesars trrfx and Xaangt). tfiree-lga-ed
rce tlra K. it. c.ider. rae-chewtng
match Mra E Nelh. fat-lady rw-e Mr )ag-ly-
too-jard race. A't r tneited to th a-gt
weetinc of tbe coe-ecu. Jois rt
Ftitur Great bld an Istere"!- rrtlaaT the
earning of Julr 14. with Pres-dent Derker ts
th chair Four candidate wer initiated and
seatral new members vt4 on. Maay stjweesre
were made and a aeswral aortal tha enjoyed
after the close of the meetiax. Next meeting.
Jary M. win see a large class ready far Initia
tion and some interesting luteins sg la sa band.
K. Msel U mt
Ccrrtspondlng Secretary George
Security CDuncil, No. . sends
W. Reed of
the follow leg
Bait:
Security Couacil.. No. CM. initiated foar can
didates last Monday eveatng. notwithstanding
the torrid weather. The attendance was un
usually large. A vote was takes' and aniai
mcus consent to continue ""Secuttiy'a card" in
the Republic. That advertising; ue Is provea
by "resnlts. Preparations are betng made for
a grand trolley ride In the ntar future. Brother
Taylor baJ about closed a eemract for the
finest cars tn the city, and as the crowd will
be one of the finest, a great time Is antici
pated. Music and lefreshmer.ts will be served
ei route. Regular meeting to-morrow night st
Jefferson sod Case avenue. Extra stock cf
fan acd r'nt cf ice water.
chiller I-eelsre. A. 0. I'. W.
Schiller laxlge. No. J. had a meeting Men
dav. July IT. Members turnd cut In full force
snd slwi had a delegation of visitor, among
thtni being Grand Receiver Kaltwas-er. Broth--r
Rraulford from Ivatsom Loilite. Brother
Grter trrori Standard ledge. Bretber Saunders
from Wrst-rn Lodge and Brothers -Sullivan and
licrxtn. AH made excellent sseeche" for .he
granl of the erder. M. W. Bean ami Flnancl-r
Ke-chner maCe a few remark, after which re
frrrhments were. served.
Laale'
AaxllUry, K
F. X.
A far.ior eouncli to S le Council. . t.
I-Villes- Auxlliarv to the K. F. M.. was r
aanUetj Wrdneedav evening. Julv !. with ssv-entv-nv
sri-'IcaaM. While the rrembers of the
lunlor council will meet secaratelv and have
their own officers, thev also hold membership
in the atcior council and enlov alt prlvileees
of th socUty The oblect of their meeting
nevratelv is to educate them In coiductlnr
meetlrg arenrdirtg tn parliamentary law and
alw to eive to them more time for social af
fair. Tha counilt Is under tbe direction cf the "rev
erend John It. Morgan, aastat-d r thb Misses
Julia nitc.hle Iancle Reach snd Bertha Bru-n-Ing.
Th- officers are: lrsl.1er.t. Katie Sulll
vac: vice rresldent. Vera Grsdv: rrccrilag ate
rrtary. Ulltan Harasxii: financial seeretarv.
la-utwra Strlh trcaaurer. Norln Flven: luar
shall. Mar Claffev: aenttael. Catherine lane.v:
organist. IaoIa Ilosan.
K. O. T. M.
Union Tent. No. JO. at m review hM July
17. had a larg attendance. nc(arithtandtng tie
warm weather Th eld record keeper. Sir
Knight Ulandj. waa tack at hie post, although
he had to gu there in cnttcne. having r-et
with a ver serious accident, dislocating his
ackl. TCe tent ha cle-ldei to add manv mem
ber this quarter, and. with this end ita view,
has appointed two captains to take charge of
the work In the contest fcr eandldates. Sir
Knight Commander A. It. Schelcli on t-s side
anl tbe record Lep-r. Sir Knight lllandv. on
live oilier. Tbe loelcg aid will have to ray
i.r a isiKijar alter tr-s t-ooissi ia over.
The feature. In Maccabee clrclea last a eck
s.as the class Initiation he'd at tlie !ial: of Im
perial Ttnt. "About Me memrers were pies-nt
t) wfnes. the class tnltlailori ef about "SO
cacdi-late which hat been secured by Iw-ntv-fiur
tents hi the city In t'l last ccurle of
month.. Amorg the vil:ors presert wer- lb
euprem coremand-r. I. P. Marker; the Gi.at
"amp Ev-cuttve 0mmlitee. e-nnslstlng cf Sir
Kulahts Ostergard cf Kansaa Ttv. Brc-ik.tstik
uf Sprlrgneld. S-hnIttr of Hannibal .nt the
great rec-ird keeper. Sir Knlgc: Slucklefunl.
fp m St. Joeeph.
In addition the Great Camp auditors taer
pteeenf. Sir Knight Schulx. Blandv and Pcsl
h-ff. as weii aa alt Prominent member from
Hannibal. Mo., among them being Sir Knight
!ald Price, who has been a roemt.tr for twen
ty j ears and was a charter member of the first
tent tnetttuted In tbe State. The kali ef Im
perial Tent wa decorated for the occasion.
tbe colors of the order being prominent. The
degree work wa finely exemplified br tbe team
of Imperial Tent, t'nder the head of the grod
of. the order, tne surreme commander entrr
taind tha member with aa address for more
than one hour. Several aiKtt speeches were
made by prominent members. After the meet
ing seventy-live member, escorted by the Uni
form Rank, marched to the Colonial lafe ard
participated In the banquet prepared prsv lcuslv
for this occasion. Already six and one-half
months of this vear hav- passed snd n that
time tne -supreme Tent Has received "..) ap
plications fcr life-benefit membership.
Iasglrs of the Maceaheee.
Wl.il mauv of the officer and members of
the order at resting and anendlns th warm
month of Julr and August abroad, there seem
to b plenty retnalnlnc In the state whose en
thusiasm and sueceastul efforts keep the work
booming for the I- O. T. M.
Th official reports from supreme office bear
out this statement and vrov that Missouri
ontatns fw. If anv. drones. Th dispensation
fcr free medical examination, hating been re
newed for th months of July and Au-ru.. will
no dotlhi Prov a satlv beneficial wltK e-tarri
I tn inrrrasisr the membership and making a
mil areaier recoro; ror in tsrate. rrtaie com
mander Mr Mav A C. Balkl has returned to
th city and Is treat ly encouraged Dr th favor
able report frem tbe v-srio-i hive within her
turlsdlctlon. Several new hives have been or
gan!:.! recently. A promlsiner new hit was
organized In th 1. . T. M. ofrlc Frtdav
evenlnr. Julr II. bv Mra Balkte. aslsted by
Mr. Vsndella Beaur aa solicitor.
Pan-y lllv of Fulton. Mo., was tntertalned
tv th ladles cf Holllster Hive of Mexico. Mo..
;n Julr 13. when ther vial ted Mexico Mis
Klltabxh Sanford. ladv commander or Holll.ter
lltvev. conducted a claca Initiation, which was
followed by a public drill hr sixteen young la
die. Introdu. Ing same pretty and unique fig
ures In the drill. A bancuet followed.
Alslne lllv has been doing excellent work
in th last fear weeks and thre eandldates
were Inltla'rd at the last review. Befreehmen's
were served and dancina- evojored after the busi
ness meeting.
Chllllcothe Hive observed Maccabee Memorial
Iar In an Impressive manner. On July c a
stmwbrrv festival was glven-
llolllster Hive of Mexico. Mo. Pres-nted a
souvenir cun to each .f its vtwtors from Ful
ton. Mo., en July tr.
Union lllv of St. Louis Is holding pleasant
meettcaa. Th nxt review will be held at
P!i-nlx Hall. July Z. acu aa bus!nss nf 1m
rxitance will be transacted, all ar urged to I
praot-
Ad Aatra Hive entertained visitors at Its
last rvlew, July 20. among whom war Mr.
Kur.i. lady rommsnder of progressive Hive, and
vte reiVin..ii .a at i,,.i..i ...
hive, on candidate waa Initiated and on
ladv- received by tran'ter carl. A sofa pillow
was rafilel and was won br Harry Margnau
or No. 4V pairrax avenue, whoa mother la
a memor or ao Astra Hive. Several er tbe
efScera of this hive are spending their vaca
tions abroad.
Liberty lllv had a larg attendance at its
last review. July 1. Alttt thirty vlsttlrg
merr.br wr present from Ad Astra. Ulna M.
West, Walnut Park ami Chellig hive. Four
apidtcstlons wer received and one candidal
was initiated.
New- M'.-onrt Hive promleee a pleasant sur
rrt"efjr all who atfnd Its neat review.
July J
Th varl-ai hlvee In St. Joseph. Mo., are
tlotng excellent work and taking advantage rf
in rree m-ticai examination. Mr. Anna J.
Mitchell, ladv commander ef rviumbta Hive
who la also a suprem representative for Mis
souri. Is greattv Interested In Ih progress cf
St Josph I o. T M . and Inspire all with
her splndli Idea and enthusiasm.
Kansas Citv- hives ar sraong the best wnrk
:s tn the order. Thty fromls to sdd a !rg
laaa to t.h State for Julr and August. Mrs.
Maud Thel-een. captain ef Unite efuard eam
ef Kansas Cite. Is using rry ffort to perfect
her team and will accompany them to th
IVrllan.t Fair, where they will tain part in tb
competitive drill. Mra May a.. e. Balst.
Mat- con.mano-r. win also ac-omr-vnv- this
t-am to Portland, and ther declare hr rrs-
ene will
asslst then, to win.
"fatloaal t'aloa.
Ia c Cabtn held Its regular meeting laat
".V-nnetdav. which was aery n:tiultl and
well sttende.1 Fnenl Goe-ltng reap-'nete-l tn
reeatel r"-.uets by airing i-ome ef hi rsn
lnli-ncea ar.I btrend Shaf-r taw that the huo
grv wer fed
Ko.n-t ritj'e outlr.g at Forest Park High
lands Auguat 1 promises tv b well a:tnd.l
Thr ha teen a large drsnd for t!rku snl
Friend Johnon advlsew that those who hav
failed to secure tbm can obtain t.hem at the
nst meeting. July 2a.
Royal Arraaasa.
Th firt of tha series ef Joint mttrg ef tb
councils cf S. IMia snd vicinity for further
eaplar.atlon ef th nw rate will be be 1 Thurs
day evening. July rr. at th hall ef Vall-y
(uncll. Tb following councils will unit.
Valley. Old Ouard. Vandv-ntr. Eaaton. Ia
c!d. Ollr-tt. Fella and Klorlrssnt Valley.
Member of other counct-a will b wlce,en.
Marr.'1e Council bad mtlng. the mm
beta turning oat In fore to bear Grand Kgnt
E A. Barbour and Past Regent Paul Ell-nburr
of O-ark Council spak In regard to tn new
rates Tb- regular seealon wa followed by a
social, at which a pm-ramm wa extemporise.
undr "good of lb ordr '
Mr.tcr Council was -ntrrialned with mua'c
tiT Profes-or l II Krh and adlrsae by
leeputy O. F Kohr and Past Rgrts E. Mere.
marbr and II I- Kritir Jr . F O. Killings
cf Minnesota waa a visitor Mentor will bcTt
a a;eal meeting Wedreaaay, Julv St. In th
Fraternal building, for th consideration of the
n rates Tast Suprm- Il-g-nt A S Rob
inson will I present snd eaplaln and dl-cuss
tb- cu'sttsn
CSmp"--i Hill '"cure!!, at Its last meeting, re
ceived communication from various si'tubers
iireirir satlaf-etion -vtth the rhangt rate
It waa anr.oun-e.1 that Its new hall. Grard and
bhecsnd'avh avenues, would b occupied by th
cour. 11 August C and committees wer ap-P-lr.t-d
to aeaiat the orator la prcparlna a
g--nt e!ebra"lan en tbat vning In botve-r of
tr- event Tb annual outing, to tak rlac ia
August, wa also arranged for A dlgatlee
from East S: l-v.ls Council raid a fraternal
visit Tb loan-ll waa entertained bv Mlse
Leora SfeHniejer. the opera- :ngr. with a few
COST FORGOTTEN!
We are rlsslas. eat asv Issaasasr AALVA4.E STACK af Paraltare.
Caraerta, Raga. Ltaeaa. etr. Every arttvie satsat gav. stgasgltaai
ef t-asst. tjssg gees tain sssser aajasa hag strrh geeaa af tha aVea
WE" MUST VACATE !
Aag htses asst-fatef ta ajaeg the trtrtaM awsat-aaesaa. aaal ta sahaseaa tat aenr
atae-k aaleht harre etst atrteea aaaa-st to half
OUR $100,000 STOCK !
etetasTRa
well aai e-aiiathlag "rata
Ceeaay ! aaal get
WESTERN SALVAGE CO.
Alse hr Hazel ami Masai arith .fcaeci.
- uy Easeas swijcaanaii. a tncai cceneaian.
Osaae Couartf. by a nnaaln-eus vote, approved
the cSasaa of rate. Addreaea were made by
Depaty J. Elapertnan. A. o. -fcCue. F. C.
Ziagessbeim and others. The council effected
aa early sdjournssent and the members --"-ceeded
In a bodv to the hall cf Carl Moller
Cbunctl. where tlsry were entertained.
Marquette council had a meeting and the
new rates were tally di'cussed. past Supreme
Regent A. H. Rebiaeon and Past Grand Regent
Jere HaMeman gave many reasons fcr tit
change and were listened ta with deep u.t-t-tst.
,
ikjuth End Onrhcll had a meetlnr and was
sddressed bar P. J. oNeill. tr. C. Millard auol
Past n-geni J. F. Meiltrt of llentcn Council.
et ctsarlrs Ccamcirs bustn session was
to-lowed by a lawn ftiy at the resklr.-ce ef
the orator. C. J. Paudt. An interesting trc
grnmme was presented br orator Pau-lt. Past
orand Regent S. I. I-ln-sv was a vi-i!tor.
Mound Citv Council had l Inltlatlors and
transacted other imprtant buslpess. which waa
followed by a sh-rt entertainment under dt.ty
which was generally participated In.
Grand flecr-tary J. . McCloskey has te;n
notified that a watch fob. upon which was a
valuable emblem ef the order, was found on
the Wabash day train gclrg wm Julv . Tlie
I'ser ran rbtaln all particulars at tha Grand
Council i filer
ocior K. 7 Flackmer. State medical extm-
i tner. has returned to his efriclal duties 'firm a
I month's tour of the Pacific Coast. In which he
thoroughly explored California visited the Th
ian.1 r.apcit!.!-. rosemite larw and itlir
points ef Interest.
..Secretary Jchn A. Francisco of Mound Ciej
Council ba returned frcm his annual va.-att-n.
which was spent with relative In Western
Missouri.
Past Regent James R. Gosdrk-h pf K-nwo-il
Council. Cttfcag-. and EL F Weasel's of Pro
gressive Council. Chicago, were among n!t
or at th Grand Council office.
Council meettrur tbl week: Monday. tel
tnar. Ozark. Ka-Ci-Mo-Ra. Joachim. Old Guard:
Juesdar. lllckcrv. Euclid. Florissant Valley.
8-dMta. Easton. Vande venter. Notth Breadwav:
Wedpda. Ncrth End, Jefferson City: Thura
dav. Valle. Klrkwcod. Old Orchard. Cabanr.e.
Gf , CUV". 'rUav Benton. Victoria. Sprlrs
River. Fop'ar B.uff. cape Girardeau: Sati.r
daj. Mlasouti Valley.
Xatlaaal VbIob.
hitur Great Cwinrll. Nc tti. baa ts'ien
wort In lively fashion latelv. p.ccordlna te
President ShleW au1 Secretary Cos. Various
member have olaced tiro member each to th!r
oredtt In the last lxlv catv.. and th outlee
for tbe rammer Is bright. Visitor and frien
re requested to call snd view the nw degree
introduced bv the sceaker.
Baakca 9arrlae Caraeater.
r.ERUBUC STECIAL.
Central Village.. Ccnn.. July Jr. Frank
Thompson, a carpenter, at tvork en an
old house, wa surprised to see n sna!ce'a
Itead protruding from the sheathing. Ilea
hit the head and the snake dropped dead
to the ground. Then another h-..l ap
peared, and Frank began to pmcii JiImo!f
to ae If he was right In the head. Rut
he u temperate, and he killed th secotul
make. Jim IVtftt. another c.irpcntor.
salt! that black snakes can go .vh-rever
rat can. are! no tloiiht these w.rv after
mice.
aalaesa Artlsr la Ralldlaa.
I-asl week wa nri tinuMiallr active ..;;
In the building Hn-. itccording tn the. rer-e-rds
if the Hutldtrig Conitul-'Uinrr's of.
Kc. One :iundrral mid eighty-two rer
mlt mere Is.aued for the erection of lulM
Ings. the total cost eif which nltl b- Jl .
STEAMBOATS.
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i-vjtt MUi-Now building, ready for
delivery August or sooner, staunch
mahogany 31x4 ft. in. fast auto boat
equipped with high-speed lUM-weiy-It
xVh. motor: send for description.
American Motor Boat Works, llox JL
Grand Rapids. Mich u
iprcii MISSISSIPPI.
at-asaeaSaaShaSsagsaaisasasaj
The Xcee St. a-aaala eh Calh
esiaahasahtaasl
at-a)aaaatt.
Ca.
Str. INDIA G1VENS
Will leave wbarfheet. foot ef Market f
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at t p m'!
for "Jvest l-olnt. Uamborg. Hosiers nd xli
way landing. T. G BlaDCK. General s.gt.
IICXTCTt BEX JENKINS. "ommercIal Jut!
Phone: Ktnlocb. C n: Hell. Main :jT A.
DIAMOFID aTO HIE STEAHERS. '
EXCURSION RATES.
STBAllElt Diait,lC
Leaves for Davenport, la . every Tnesdav f tv.
m.; returning, arrive St. Lout. Saturdae T a.
tn. Far for continuous roun I trip. Including
meal and berth, tl Ot.
Leaves for Keokuk. Is . an era- svurday. 4 p.
m.: returning, arrives St. Louts Tueedav T a.
m. Far for rontlnu-aia round trip. Including
meal snd berth. M e.
For S Paul snd Intermedial Point:
Str. ST. P.ttlL. Wednesday. July 3. 4 p. m.
Str. SIDNET. Sunday. July . 4 p. m.
laaaves wharfboat. foot rt Washington av-rnie-Phone
Main 4IH. I. F. IJ.'rtlC. Gen. Agt.
LetsTEK MieeiseiPPI.
evaasaaasasaeaea-v-aaave-
LEE USE STEA-NElia
EXCURSION SEASON NOW ON
TO HEawaMIS MaTaf Trip Sl
Tlekets good for thirty days from dat of aai-.
Meals and berth Included Chetan freight
rat to e.-hester. elrand T-wer. cap Girar
deau. Cairo. Mtmphla. Helena. Vtck-aburg anl
line muff m
STACK KR LEE leaves every Tuesday. p. m.
FERK 11 ERW-D. leave every Friday. p. m.
Connecting at Calm with company's steamers
for all point on Ohio River.
Office on wharfboat. foot Olive st.
Phon: Bell. Main 10K; Kinbich. A Tt.
W. E. Alblts. Coml Agt. I. M. Connor. G- A.
St. LMtt n. TtwMUK Hiwr racket Cf .
ONLY 912 sxaHJTsD TRIP.
EXCNSIM SEASM MW fKI.
STR. CITY OF SAVASXAH
Will leave wharfboat. font of Pine stre-t. Wet.
cesdaj. July 211. S p m.. for Vi Girardeau.
Cairo. Metropolis. I'aducah and all landings a
Tennr River to Waterloo. Ala.
jno. e massengaij:. Ag-r.t.
Thone Main and A 112.
St. LMis. Chesttr, Cape Gkar-
MLhiSfT.GItfstir.
Will Isav wharfboat. foot of Pin st . Tae
days. Thrtrsd; an-1 Satunlaas at o'elock p.
m. f-r ! G!rardau anl th- principal wtj
landings. aeural"n rat onlr ft round "rip:
Saturday. 15. rv p!aant evuttng Phon Mala
4. cr A 112 JOHN E MA SSE.se; A I.C Agen"
EMI.E PICKET COWIRY.
lllH-Cle.SS RIVER F.Xt.1 ROSj.
For St. Genevlv. e;hsr. Grand Tove
Cap Gtrardaau. Ommerr "d alt landings.
STRAWF.R CAPE (ilKAHDKAl.
Irv Mondsy and Friday. S p m
----- ILLINOIS RIVER
For Kampsvlll- Peoria and all !and!rs.
STEAUCK RALIt t-A.I.K.
Every Wednesday snd Saturday. 4 p. m
Stamer fren deck, foot of Vlr st
Malnru.Klnlocl. 1204C 11 W LETHE. A g"
ST.LMISirrEWWltEiUISPACIET
taHftfil Trip WiwiSwif. Sift. i.
For freight and passenger rate apply ta)
H. TV. tlROI-AflKI. Agent
Wharfboat foot Locust st. Thon Malts
1113
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EXCURSION STEAMER
Ctrwii N. Spratr
Tl MTM AM MMTM, IWrf Um4r,
n aiTw am mnuiu. inn imntn.
WttttJ, Tawth-gf gsalVrssaf.
Lav ll a. m.. ttfhrn C p. m.
sTOUNO TmtW. 99 CENTS.
EVERY EVENING
T-eaa at t p. m.. return at II p m.
Bock foot cf Locust street.
Htm Steam Taeht U'AltTAGNAV for case
ter tj private partita,
Telephone aw-tl. Mate Wt.
ta t. I sals, i
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