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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC!: SUNDAY, 'AUGUST 13, 1905. '
COLLECTORS DEFEAT
LICENSE EMPLOYES
Umpire Neville Gives i:nu: to
OagermflaV Team at End f
Eighth Inning.
SCORE THEN TEN TO SIX.
Party Feuds awl Factional rM-iaiw
Forgotten When City Hall
Clerk Meet to I'lay
Baseball.
Party e.uda ana factional i-crat- were
forgotten yerrrditx sitter-noun shm th
"Ja and Llc.nsi ilerirtmeMs f tho City
'-ajllector's offlo- tutt hi a nine-Inning In 11
game at Kuuur Hark AH the clerk and
e.ther mp!oy-s of the two diirfninl9
xih.r oeiuld -li.it the sh-ller of a "-liar's
tree were en hard to witness, the lnjllc
There vn tuauj otnoitunitieb t b- cut
loal. Mot of them re tak-n addritase
of Many of the otnbataiit, l,t v.elt.t.
()IIcctr Jim Ilni!eriii-n as thy s-.-ervht
sufferer in this r- -p-" I
Mut hi ttuok gallantly ,y his lad-, de
lilte t'l fa-t thai til'- em-my n.ls !-.! by
UK chl-f deputy, tjiili- Kiiiiz. chalrtuaii of
ll- leinfratl- f.-ntr.tl Conimittr.
Til" ItadTi" llntl thIr band' -f ari?-l-
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tlini th. would fcaii i.Imhj ( time to
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He iftirt-ii II; a. ji.-tlir "rlnser,"
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MIDSUMMER GAYETY AND SOCIAL
HAPPENINGS AT SUMMER RESORTS
ASBtmrrAKK.
Anbury Park. X J.. Aug. li-In tie
question whether or cot liquor ahall h
sold here on the hlgh-iiccnse plan, or on
tL prohibition" plan, by hotel and
boarding-Louse keeper, the annJOTer col
ony taking a lrtely Interest. Common
Council lias voted to go ahead In the face
of the provision, established by the Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting As relation, when It
eoiJ to "Founder" James A. Bradley, the
tract on which the resort now stands, that
no U'luor shill l roM within h mile of
the camp ground. acros Wny Lake
which separate the "twln-clti." On
August Is Ast.ury Park Trill vote for li
cense or no license. The Ocean Grove
"fathers"- are sure to fight to the flnla.
bat Asburv Park, many of whoe forc
fnost hoU-lfctepers were arrested recently
ror illegally selling lienor to their guests,
li also dead In earne.,.
Mr end airs. C. F. Blanke an.J family
or Ei. Louis are guests cf the Hotel Co
lumbia. It-cens fct. Louis arrivals at the New
IlMniRthin. nee I? V laMim-i anri Vies II-
I.-OIIVI.
ftt. Loui-lte, at 1J1 Orm&nd nre Mr.. I.
Haa. Harry S. Haas awl Miss Olivette
Rosenberg-
Jlr. ami Mrr. n. I- ISarton arrived from
tit. 1-ouLi :i .xk ago to spend the re
mulniler of the reason here. They tr
ilajirijj ut th Knickerbocker.
A fct. J-on!- party at the, Albion Includes
Mr.-. H. VSckerr. Jli-s IMeu Viekery. Miss :
Until VIok..rx-. Forbes Vicke-ty. Sin. U.
K. lly and Miss Margaret Kelly.
William if. liters :inl son ar.J Ml-s
Varjorle i:hl-n. ( fit. J-ii.", aro tpend
ln August at the Wclllng-lou.
At tlw llit-l Columbia nre Mrs. J. A.
Fol.y fcr.d Mr.i J. T. Ila-kins of St. Loul.
-Miss Htella Is. Marx nf St. Louis ii a re
cent addition to the !:. Iula colony at
th I-au-au-Liic. Accompm!nz hvr Is
Ira T. Murx.
CKAX CROTE.
Ocean Grove. N. J.. Aug. 12. The an
nual camp meeting the culmination of ths
t-ear-crs round of service?, when th ho!e
report Is uppoel to ko to church neveial
times a daj opens AusuH 1". to continue
until August Sh For the camp the re-ort
I tilraidy well packed. The youniser ele
ment has liilily fallen oft and the elder
futiis have thin week taken th-lr place?.
Among the St. Louisltc nho have r
rlvt.d this ik-'Ii at th- Arlington are: Mr.
and Mrs. Thilln A. Crow, Mrs. U U Iteily.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Shipley nnd John :r.y.
The New 'hUaiMpnla la entrtalmng
Mr. and Mrs. U. Charles DaU ot Vrf.
cult. Ariz.
Mrs. Ii H. Jtachn ar.a tn of St. Louis
are epcndln? Aucust at the Atlantic.
Mrs. II. Carroll and Mls Carroll of St.
Louis nre at the "Sheldon. They will re
main In Ocean Grove until late August.
W.1 PAC..
VI iu;ar.i. uI... Au. 1L Irise nun.her.
f sucsts liaxe Ix-en arrlvlnif nt the Chain
o I.ikc.-i duilt; the pa week, and ie'cr
hat theie ben such a crowd at thh n--nrt
a" at th-; prtfent :lm-. Kiery hotel and
cvttiie around the Ukes Is full to it ca
paclij. Th- weathtr i !-llzhtful and Jut
rii;ht for bathini; and boating, and rnch
d.tj ltn;e numbers Induce la this pleasant
pa.-t!t.i-.
Mr Charles Stevenson of Chicago entr-tuln-l
a pntty of fr!end at dinner at the
Intntj View Sunday evening, after mhu'lt
a .t unjoynble trip was h;ul around thu
'.rtk-. Thfo In tlt leirty wei- Mlses
inico J" ru-iwHi, Jl.id'' IBaekmer. Sf
L'-ui; i.ijae:t.t Keith, Chicago. Marcaret
Tallni.idi;e. Ml.wauLee. Mis Mackett.
H-'Hiii i'onit; M(-r. It. II. M.II-lte. J
l: Town-rend. I j. i" King. Chicago; It. .
lUixl.ilI, Mllnauke.
Vtn- trip. startlnir from th f;niU'!
VleW Hot. I. .n the Chain Like, thenre
throuuh the outlet Into Crytnl Itiver and
dn ti Wnupr-ta. a distance by atrj- of
ner thirty Jul-s, m lxomlnK iry pop
ular A party oi 0un5 nieti. tiii.tlnr of
Walter Skltin i. Ilendir 8--hu-iIer, Itobert
U'.vkU. .Sidmy Kklnntr. St. Lul: l..y
Cnlicr. rhb-aen. and Frank Iljik. Mllwati
. m.-.d ih- trip t'd-j neek and had an
i. nine ui-eKlrrit tthiie hutl:ii; iho rai -id"
at I".!! f rL 1 1ll- Tn.) ir the oano-s
ai oterturnel and on was totally
rul-i-il
Am. tn; tii cu-st rKMcroJ at Gram!
J icw ily ftk are: Jnm i;. huniatr.
..-..-- ' r'"nan. II. Fullenon. M. L'ji:h:
Ultllnin l.niii-,-. Chas. P.. tlotp Jr.. Mr.
sclmwenlititK. r, 1 Mnnt!M, V H.
ouiiif. . t- .-..t:lli-!.iri nnil wlf.v Sum i-
.Nl s'.irnr. V n ILiivinnr! .1 r- 11....
Kijlniint li. Mim Kulitinivii uti.i Kn!...l
njilu Mrs. Jvchin. Kobert llinl. Mr. and
Mr- ji. r K. Atnatir and elilM. O. E.
l-rtiie. p. J. Ituim.tk3. Mr. and Mr. I.
I-nr(H-i, . 1. Fitrcorald, Mrj. I! c;
Cheyney ur-d tio eon?. Mrs. J 1
IJ'-we. Anna M.e Alej. C. " a!
la-linli', Milwa'ike... t; n.-iir..
I Ltwr.ii. Park. Fred Pnr.a. J. V. Con-
y. .1 '. t .irbirry and wire. V W. Collin
"-" "." ,l- T Sutton", II. Kru-rer.
;.? J.. '- "--'"han. Kon-J du I.ic.
l ; Henry Hiltrt. Maude IM'hop. Almt
Kitz. i; si. Cinndter ..nd wife. Vida II.
Jlo. J P Cuykei. r.i.. .CilmelTIrr C.Ji-
j j-e Hlltar. . A H.ias-. wife and diuch-
V. . :lK ". .iiau-je ucnlln. netie
iiuu.r. ii. . Meiiermott. J neiirenl.
L. Itihrrnl. f li-hri-nd. II. MaltltiRlv.
Cl.ar.es li. i-oK ;.rimJe (Irav.--. Jame-i
--d Mrs A S. llolmii. MrF I- K.
ISruu-Mm. JIr- Ira Martin. ihkn-sh. WI.:
J K J.n-ob0!i. Fred Kr--s. Mab-I
'-l-t ;.h.r. L. Kimball. Nimili, Wir ;
All - II. rm.ii Kxb. Jo-eplnne Krb. Kther
lab. lonnu i'rb. K. A Neubaucr. Apple
tun. Vi . Miilfr-il XfNo'j. Peulnh Nel-roi-..
ijtadrs P.itk. I. Patk. J It. linil.
.1 V.' llnr. V W. JreKor F K. Dun
n3an '"ti ven Point. l... ! Melntr
an I wtf. 1 IS Smith New !!idn.
U'j . Killth Pmnanlluo. J1-ilI Conadln i:.
FIMnii Miy Ftmor.I, .1 i: Mnvrr Ma-l-"l
Wliltpey Mjv P.'tt-.in Pafe VI ;
Mr- Arthur ItiniM). Cj-and P.at.i-J.
M Ilurhanan Jo!mon. Plalntleld Vt :
ileitrude S.irk-tl Ciiir-'.i J-iik!ni. Isrllr.
VI . .II--a Slmmnn. Itarlne UN . Gr'rv
llrown llhlr.eUnder. Wl-: p. v. P.Iack.
lol. Wis ; M IS Johniin. Shtldnti.
Wl . M- an! Mr- II Weed Wrymi
n.Kil. Wl", Mr M K1.J1II-. Fiemont.
Wl I'utlUy Knifr.on Knrl Ktnifini.
cin. lupiti. I! I I"an. Jtliine-isl,
i.eiirce li Fetter and wife. i:p(.rr- Pet
tr. John Fetter T I.. Kurnett. JIr.
T L Ilurt-ett Mi'er T I. llutnett,
Urtiisrill.- Mrs H. It CiriVI. IfRl-1 Car
tld At i Ilrowa. JacUtivi1le. HI . Fr-d
atiilir-ivih n.l wiff. pe.irla. 111. Jlr
JI !. JUCul'ivt. Uorkfril IP ; Mt
A Inn PtaPt View Minn : J P Paid.
well. H.i-t"n. Mr- II. . lniiitr-l. IV"
.thv :mtea." Ia-- Af.Cl'-". Mi" Lucy
1 .;." M"iit;Uer. Vt
M.wronT.
Newjwitt. K I AtlC IT. OtUdoor -iwrt
has i-jnln o-cur-ie.! -nuch 'f tha attention
of the ctittc-rs durltiK the t at week, nr 1
t.--nnt- Is the kiae of all Purltiir the n-k
tb mive.1 ilajbiea lulie been pllj -d'st th
jklni. n'l'I earh day there m l-en a
Ur;e u-itherica of nc!et p-.ple to wntch
t- pls
It Malcolm Whltel-cer of Pi. Iiuls hni
kirlvid nt JaJr.Btor-n. IL I . tof th sca
tsm Mr t: II JtcrtUI cf St :-mli ! nn
r.ther late comet nt Jjtr'l.ina
Mr K. Mah-vlTi WfclteWw of Ft. ta-ul
I'an rc1te-si at the !5ay View. Jam",-tu-e-a.
trtl-a ntl
At the TRern-llke. Jim'ton. JIr
Ju"U Hewlit of St Liui bus rec'stcrr-I
t r the iv. s !U
The annual b-iraar for the tneflt cf St.
Mattt.ew Church. Jineiown. w" !ch t
tt N: h'W at Jlr J hn I'rlr- IVcthertll's
vS!U. jronii-s thin j -tar to icl!r all pre.
v!o.-j recin!? More amme- people nre
nsrkins :nl ter ti raaka 11 a success
ttT rr before.
Th- IteTerecd J. Kterett C4thel! of Is
Motr.es. In . I lite arrival ot the utlu-
ve Ar-rJldneck. Newrrt
The prl ptven l-r Colonel John Jiccb
Astor. to be naued fcr off Xewpcrt Tue.
ai. A'jcu: !a durls-c the annual cruie
of the New Torn liicfct Club. ar naw
on th!hl:lon. Th cup for choenri u
a r-iAK IIer bol. t! Inches In dia.T
ter nnd I Iixhr hiah. richly ched an I
ornamentcj In a shell deICn. Thut fcr
Up U a Jier ervSc-e of -Tea pieces,
tscludir-; an 01 al tray J9 lstlte 13 dUm--tr.
an urn. c-jffee rot. teapct. ecir
dUh. cream pot and rowl. ih din and
oraatnentatloa ate elrralar to ttce ia tr
."K.iee nin
in the 3-foot cl ci the 2f:h r-rial i
rre of the Connecticut Tcnt uiun at
jAtreto--n tai we,S. th-J urate, cksm
ty Kphroi CatUs ef St. L-Jts woi by a
J!r and Mrs. ! BSt: gave a .Ra
nsr a
the x'as'no Meadsy r.Ur.t for air.
"- RoNtr GocJr. th- latter Mrs.
IfiWle sie- It arxs la tk. catcre of a
fsirrd to ?ir ar.J jr te.-1-r, as thy
te - i iw jrsn ;oi fi: u om Jit- .i;c
ReeesIt. who rct to Japan in s-rcretary
Taf;-j. l-stv Mr arid Mrs. Ge-Iet rid
jj-.s :o.Tsv. win r-tcij to this ec-n-trr
atvwt l.Vt t 'i Mt- I!o-ie!: was
.- of Jirr iJseJet's brUeemaJd-.
T?r- ss..- i. Wafh Hill. l. J ; rcs
at 'he Mi?rest t4teh of eei4i aettxlty.
Tt-re- a.- nxiiy la-cbs-aas and dnaef
!&; re it'.'.y at the hoUli arel clab-
souse, and 1ir batidr.a; beach at 11 every
iiomln? Is crowded.
JutIe Charles A. Barnes ani fatKilr of
Jacksonville. 111.. .aro at the Atlantic
Hottse. Watch KIIL
A rnerrj- party at the Ocean IIoue.
Watch Hill, nre L. BL Johnrton. Mrs. .
h, Crawford James and Ij.Ia Crawford.
Mis Uda C. K.th and Miss Id Xichteal
waM of St. Louis and A. IL Bela of I)al
IaH. Ter.
The Reverend XT. C. Kertead. Pli t
of Kockford. III., is at Conimlca: is. I
Tlie ta alven at she old v.Indnilll.
Jamestown. the North mad. this week
to rai-e fundu for4h repair wort recently
lone on the old buildins. was birxely at
tended by the uuinmer iiple on Shorebv
HIII. who alw p.Iaed their auton:o!.i!'-i
at their ia--poyal. The automohHe. made
f). ar-d In all about S) was realiz.d from
the affair..
Society ejpecta soon to hear of nn Im
portiint matrimonial cncacemiit. ti. i-.-
j teresti-t parties are osden Mills "Jr..
,,.a.iu-uii ... u. if. .Mm... jHf. muitimi::iori
atr atid New Tork Si.-aincler. and I'-i
Cynthia ISochr. the only rtau--chtr of M-s
Ilurke Roche, and trranddiuifhtef of
I-Yank Work of N-r.- York. Mr-. Itoehe
Is the mrwr of LIm Omit, and !.-st.'-like
the VahJrblIt boys an-1 otner Hcl-Vv
peop. I.an br.-Jcht a fancv tarm on the
Uland of Kh.-de Ilnnd. He- Cauvhfr is
one of the btlles of miny N'ewirt ee--sous.
MAakALHCSUTTSj covr.
IJoswn. Mass.. Au-r. IL With the -..U-p.t
of mid-AuUit. the s-ea.-on at the vajious
resorts Is in fullest -stain?, and the iroclal
rrlod at Its klKhe-tt. and the North Siiore
nas never po say. with its arioJs att itrs
for charities, subscriptionr. muticale'.
dinner iartle. land coneerss ft th l-s-ex
County Club, and the serl- of din
ner dances which b.-gan last ek.
Ina; a few weekK at the home of hi father
at Rockland. Me., had not intended to
come East this rummer, and hi trip was
made in consequence of l-rlnr struck bv a
rolf Kill on a golf course In St. Iiu!.
The ball -ftrwk his temple. The nervou"
shock was so jrreat that Mr. Ilcjley--physician
ordered him to leave his buI
ness and take a lacatlcti.
Mrs. i;. W. S Cobb and Miss Ruth Cotfc
of St. Louis ate sru-jstr or the Sameset,
Roekland. M. List siek they were
Kue--ts at a brillnnt Iwll clien to the of
ficers of tha North Atlantic Sauadron at
that hotel.
Mr. and Jlrs. George II. Hunter of New
ton, la., ere ."pen lir.c the summer at
Rrandou. Vt
I.'Jwin chandler, who I.aa been rjeniir.a
his acr.tirjn at Lur.enhurr. N. II. , re-turn-d
to his home at Rockfonl. III.. thU
week.
Mr. Albert Pratt of Evarmton. P.I , Is
xUltiitg: .Mr-. S. P. N. Iratl at Coha.iset.
5 1 !.-?.
Captain Wtu!, commanJirr at Tort
Andrews. Huston Harbor, has Wen or
dered to Fort ly.tvenworth. Kas , to take
the iniir.'"- at the staff colIej;e.
Miss Anna JI. Frenrli of Ir.dlar.aro'.I-s.
Ird.. who has been L!t!i:c at M-'rtsa
!IU-hl;mi!. Mn-s., ha lt for her West
ern home efter a visit Tvtth r!atlvc3.
Kmi-ty Ibgelow of Kan-es CItv. JIo . Is
a srue-t of Mr Tuttle at Litchtield'a Cor
ner. Mo.
:-lt. Maud A. Richardson erA Mr. C.
M Vearry. of KdiJ'as Cii, Jlo.. are re
cent arrivals at tho 3tfrrlconc:is. fc'outh
Harrw-H. Jle.
Miss Alire WhKner ef Kansas City.
Jlo.. Is the ciL-st of Jti'.t Loula IMcon
at Wobur:.. M.is.
.Mr- J. :. IMd nnj .lauRhtcr, MIsi
Pauline laldy. of Siou-. Fall- f. I. anl
Jlr-. Ial. ird spauMPiK of Sioui Fall-.
Iu., nte i-illt s; irlenila Ht Jam.ilca. Vt.
Washlr.qtcn citato of ?r. .In.sph. Mo.,
Is v!"Hir.r rel-itlvii nt JaelfonVH- Vt.
Mr. Link of St. luls l the cuest of
Miss i:ilaUtli lla.ski-11. ut WnMoboro,
Me.
I! P. Tjler of Sioux Fall. S. If.. Is
mmnierltiff at lillr- Fai!s. Vt.
.Mr?. .Man- K. S.irTord of Shells-ii'r.o
Falh-. Vt.. left Weiwiiiv fr Itotkferd
III. Mrs. II. M. Ilin-r arciinpr.ied her
as far nsi C'lilnnto en route f?r Kansa-.
city. Mo. v.here si win vl'lt h'r j-iater.
Mrr. llu.Uon.
.M)s Itloitr of Ft Ioi:I hss arrlv-d at
the Colonial Arms. Knrt Gioucc-n-.T, for
the s(. t-on.
Lite arrivals at the Purf-dlc-. Kat Glou-ce-u-r.
ai- Jlrs. A n. Ilorfnian of V--orla.
III., anl Mr. and Mrs H. II. liiktr
or Fort W:ijn. Ind.
M! Ttlle Fletcher o Tcpea. Ka.
who h-is bn vlsltlna; frlerd" at C-nter
LIrcolnvIlle. Jlr.. left tor l.er Western
homn lids week.
Jlrs. Iifvey a. Gravc-i of rh.ittnroo?a.
Term., is vlsltinc her old hem" at Wair-
1 bury. Vt.
iTnticl Jiorton or Kansas 1.117. .i" . i
the jruest of hi- y.ter Mrs. Auatlr. Mor
ton, at Ilvmouth. Maes.
Miss Whitney of K.-.r...S" Citj-, Mo. In
vlsltlna- her rousln. Ml M liuli Juicon.
at Wobuni. Jt.f.
Jlr?. Geotp N. Netl-lon of Kar.is
City. Mo.. h. r-Ei--ter--l at t:o Hea
pnis. .Mairnolti. Mas"
Ldward ThcnT" "f Kr.n-a-i City
Jlo.. is wltii his family at th- home of
Mt. Thompson's mother Mrs. Jlyron W.
Ralley. at St. Alb-u-. Vt.
Jlrp. Call! Hot- "f St. ly.ui rpnke at
fln Opeta-house. .Toliniii. Vt . Widr.i-diy
ewnlmrln the hitri.-t -r the ". T. F.
Mr. an.J Mr. Ralph G Jlernlt and
daushter. of t la-iuK. hr.ve nrrKed at
Rockland. JI -. and will spend a few:
week.- at Mr. M-rr'H's fftmer l.omi: In
tint city
Senator T. ' Crier of Pratt. Ka., nt
companbsl by his raothir-in-law, Mrs
Sl-irr has arrivel st Vina! llaien. Me,
for Auaust.
Mi's Lillian Mltch-11 of Ft. I.ou!s 1
ypendltiK the rummer tilth hr eotisr.
li' Naneen Mil-h'll. at Manchestr.
JlasK
Amomr the latet nrrlral"; nt Hotel -set,
Kse. Mass. Hie jirr Colllnt and
party of SI. lauls who nr- making a
ilsli to frlt-nli. The Collins J hue n eol
tste nt Rrnss Rocks. Jla.
Llndel: Gordon ai.d V.. It. Clnpr"ll of
Pi. 1Jliis ar tlsitlm; frierds at lleverly,
Mi-.
Jlrs. W. J Netrw-inrer of Kansas City. J
Jlo.. Is r-nistcred at the Hotel I'rcston,
Swamp-cott. JIns
Raron Ilunulemull-r. he Austrlin Am
bnssador. nrrlvrsl at I.nox. Jta-. this
wek. nn.l l 11 1 th Oiri! llnuw Lt-r
h- will t' JnlneiJ by th- F.irone Thty
are to remiln In Ia-jio until late li Sp
Ji mber.
Rexerend Thomas 1 Vfl'lrt- of ln.llan
njx.lls, Ind. Is a Ixte anlx-.il at Cct'aije
Cltx. JIaf.
Jlr anl Ml WllMr.tn Tlsh of t Iuls
hnxe tnkr apartments ct l'mxinc-toi-n.
Ms, for tli se.iion
Jlis NGlle Croin.Ti or Pr Iiyl- Is k
ur-t of Willi ll-i'son at Ua.Ilnitfnrd.
Vt.
Jll"s laiul'e S-jrils of New Orleans !
utiimerlr.s at ltinrehj, JI.-.
Mrs. S. It Wtlsur. jil- Jlarcir-t Wl'..
sin and Jtr l Fills of Kan-. Ctt, Jlo.
iiv late arrlx-al- nt Rock.a-id. ?1".
C. S Ursk- of cioxir Rend Kas , Is at
IIobbs-l-Pn. lvirrnla. N II.
! 1 Strons of Holdredce. Neb., Is vlslt
l:ic ri-Utlxis at l5t!-tol. Vt
F Pannenter of Wiehlta. Ka . who
ha I-n xlsitlmr t ! hanlrx-llle. t ,
I-ft Haturdai for his Western heme
A it. Kennedy of 1 K.ll'-, 111. wfi., has
I-en rummrliic at Hrlitot, Vt. Uis re
turned hirme.
Pari-. PI I irpresenttd at the I'ref.ie
Hou. White Mcuntalts. by Jlr ird Mrs.
V T Houston
Charles Huso and his daarhter. Mr
SehlU cf Pin Ant-jnlo. Tes.. ar" season s
cut.-t at the Fabjan House. White Jlojn
tain." Mr-, I Relrlmrdf, .Mis- L P.Gnharlt,
Jllss t Reinhar.K and mail. L R'lnhardt
snd maid. Mr and Mrs ?. R'lnhardt. of
Psllas. Tei- are at th'j HU!War-l House.
Ilcthlefcetn. X. H
Mr. inl Mrs. T W Kecrian of t. Iu'.s
are rrwiterid at She Sinclair House, ijetij
lhem X. It.
Jfis.s i-ra-j. W. McKlttrlck. Mr a-jd J!r
J I. Mowraln ef S: Iiuis have arrived
at the Strawberry Hid House, l'ethle
hm. X. 11.
Mrs- t. Haeff. Mi- C Ha-ff. of Fin An
tonio, Tes. nnd Miss R. HIrrerich of
St. te'uls. are enjeyirr the rummer st the
Hiihlard Heuse. Bethlehem X. H.
1 Hlock anj JPs l IJ!.k 1 J mlres
tnn. Tet.. arc rtplslrre.1 at tl" Fabyan
Hnxise. White Mountains
Mr. ar-1 Mt. Henry MrGretfr of Heu
test. Tes . are srni!re th" '! at th
?M l.nestrjd st Irr V H
M' Vabel Parr-er cf Malta. Ill, is vt
Itlne; her uncle. K. I ilrber. at Kset
Junetien. Vt.
Jlr. and Mr. W L fnrxent of Oltcr:
wa. III. are riitln friends In Hal. Maps
Mr ami Mrs J. H. Rarr itr. of Clinton.
la are euramerlrr at Wsllinrtorl. Vt
letward C Parraerter. TtJ.1- hx- sr-nt hi
vacation at liad'rgforJ. ". : ha- returned
to bis tors in xiicn.ta. kis.
Mrs. reset Grave of Chat'asocgt.
Teaa. t at Witerbury. Vt. th- g-j-st cf
hr $vrrrt.
Mi la IeMr. a'd Ms Al! Lad'!n
of DaariP. Iil k are g-Jet of friesi at
Meant HoPy. Vr.
Jl.- Ne'Ii-- Cmssman of St. lei-ds sj a
g-jest at Waincgford. t.
A pgtrty frcrr. VaI5y F.-1' Ka -lered
at tin Aii. R'ShJ-hm. N II .
for August, include Mr. 3. V luchelor.
Hrld. Irxt. Ryrcn asd Re Racfcelor
and Rose- Kler.
- J, Ivea of Cdar RapM. Is., is at
SAandstock Inn. 1 obtoek. VL
Mr and Mra. IX Kas:,. illi Kaisa
of St. Louis u nt til Crmwfort Houl
White Mountains.
Mb Nellie Tracy of St. Lents and Mrs.
K. C. Furjuston of Evanston. III., are reg
istered at the Mount Pleasant House.
Britton Woodr. N. H.
K. r. Gait and R. GMt cf St. Lem's aro
late nrrlx-aU at the Maplewood Cottace.
Maplewood. X. II. '
Mi3 A. Marbury and Miss M. PotthofC
of St. Louis are anions this week's ar-ti-als
at the Columbus. Rethtehem. X. II.
A Western party spending: the eummer
at the Kearsarse. North Conway. X. H..
includes Mr. and Mrs. Georje IJHy. mus
Klla Lilly and Jlr. and Mrs. JI. K. Lilly
of Anderson. Ind.
Randolph Hutchinson. MIs Jtarthi
Hutchinson and Jlr. anl Mrs. I.. Gordon I
oi ei. ijbu rorrn a moionrir quartet to
urrlx-c this ueek at tho l'roille Houre.
Mslte Jlountaln-. X. H.
Jlr. and Jlrs. K. W. Thompson and Ml-rs
Marion Thump-on of Tujelw. Kav. are
at th- Crawford House. While J!oun:.ii.-..s.
At a small tennis tournament th- mixed
doubles at the Oceanslde courts Wedc--da.
.Miss K. A. Line of Xesx York and A
C Urown of Clex-elaud. xvon bx- C 1 iv
C-I. from MI. Kilratrick nni is. s. Kcn
nard of St. Iaiurs.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Vw R. P!ttihor. cf Han
nibal. Mo.. ar amoni; thht w.i-kV .i-itvals
at 'he Hespcru. Macnolti. Jlas-.
Thomas Jarre- of St. Jam. Mo -s a
I?te arrival at the NVw Jh-snolla.' J'ae
r.ollt. Mas?.
Mr. an 1 .Mrs. Jobn I). How.-ln of Aiunl"
T.-i Is a e,.-..nt FJtt at Hotel pilgrim'
Plymouth. Mass
Jlrs. Jo'e-i.i Hi.-by of Galx-eston, Tex Is
! itinc Jlr- John Rlackix..!! at North
Ablnston. Mas?.
31ri. IleT.-n Jlllfon! of Rockfor.1. UL Is
visit Ins Mis Hanaa't Armitaire at Xew
burjiiort. Jlass.
Gct.era! William O. Otis and Charles
f tis of Colorado Springs. Colo., aro at
Roeklind RreaKW?ters, Jle.
Invid G. ltaldnln and Char!e R.
l-vmils of 12 Pa.io, Tex., ari at Soranac
Like, N. Y.
Jlrs. C W. Carley nt Ajer. Mass.. Is en
tertaining Mrs. Verna U. Hcrton of ;a!es
burc. HI
Tho Rex-ernd Uoct.-.r .Times R nv&
P2--ior of the First Conirreiratlonr.! Church
In Colorado Springs. Ce.Io.. is vlsitln; at
south Framlncham. Jla-s.
Jlrs. Anna W. Rennvtt of Richmond.
Mo., is tho fr-ji-at of Jlr. and Mrs, Ii F.
.Kypool at Cotuiu-M ilty. Jiass. jtrs.
l.enr..-tt Is the widow- cf the late General
I '"mil, v.". Rennett of civil-War fame.
II .r IIj:""r has experlencd our of the
l-vellt-t v.eeks t.r the -eason. Since the
.irt rf Aticrust vMtor- have hem noui
nff in orj- rapidly, until now totiai;-
r"'ii nn.j nates v.rll ttlivd. Aui:ut
is the tnonth of months there, and th
1 a xery diMlnui-licd company theic
er3
in nadit'on X) the notable Hit of cot
tnsra ai.d hot-1 t-ut-. Hir Harlir 1
raxoieij j.s. HX prt...,,,t v!t, iit lreM.r.Cr.
of !co lTfsi,i(.n: sd .Mn. p.rsian:i.
.J ? ?.:"vo r"l!a" ia be th Kue-ts of Jlr.
and Mix Jehn R. Henderson e.f Wa-h-lnste.il.
at the Ch.it.au. the H.nderon
um. on Eden street. The Hendcrsops
naxe te-i-n ru:nmer colonists th'r- f'r
mativxeare .x n.m.s.- ..r --...in -...1
i.lnnirs h.ue r.lreMdy h-en clx,n fcr Vies
t rj-i i..n: and .Mrs. Fairbanks.
..AV".1,nVa 'V!'!.l!i'-',''1 lr Harbor xl-.
tor I- Admiral KobSey T. Kxm:i.s. ,vho 1
iiiw'' y ,l'""- T!ic Adminil and
his .office", den-11 to the -parklnir en-!c.is
net's!" SrCU C'mjn" tnT ''3I5,:ss nna i'"
itSIT e,ht "'bt!ru- arrlral- nt R.ir
boVr.1 Ml'"" '?'1 W?t,b aa'1 '"'" "
Mr p,i?'i!",i,Wr"'' Jl,,or ''triage with
nHi - mi'i ' """" Is to .ccur this tall.
nen Harris. The s'amn.. -. n -,i
"...-. ..... i.,.v
Alloliir Vt IjmiI. ...t. .. .1.- ..
l-iii.l ... 11 """ r-wi ni llir ,-.ioor-lan.l
uti Jlr. and Mrs i i t-tu.... ,1
ler.
Anionc; th lHte-t arrivals nt h.. rni,
awuj r.asj Glou-i-sfer. .Mass.. ate .Mrs. c.
Ii. Oulnli jt. JIK- ( ju-ninn and Miss U. v.
tJuhii.Tj of Exantt-r.. ill.
A mived dc'ible tennis tourney b.s.s been
in progress or. the Ocnns.dn courts ni
Jlasn. ,i.i. thn roatest.uit- fcelns cio.tly
!- Louts a:op. Th- i!tri-s Hni con-te-tar.ti
are a-. follows: II. Axrrs nil! It.
1 arrow Jr . msainst 1. Sl.tpar-1 and V.
I l"nnard: K. .! nnlnys and W. Kcninrd
araiat V. II I.-idini:'on .ind P. U Ather
tonr L. Johnson and tt. L im-s r.Raia-t
II Jolinacn and p. c. Snnwood. L
lutch and M. v JlacUonali Bs.ilnnt
1 Ilrosvn nud T K. :s. Rcha Jr.: H. A.
I-mc ant! A. C Rrotrn awiinst U Kli
patrl k npd S. Kenncrd; 11 A. Lan nnd
A . . Rroim aralnst II. Johnston and I).
Aiherton: JI. Uuhl and G. Curry aalrtst
. . I!ro-.in and H Curry. M. F Latw
am! H. Rolies avaint F. Rin and G.
Pr.lniirell. .X l? Anann .... ai- h
I YoiinK acatntt G Glblis aiid S. Jl'"lCen-
rard. Tne prii-a irclii.le a consolatlan
cup.
Iloston Ho'el arrival- this xxeol; Inepj.'
t!:o feillovlnp from thr Southwest:
.t-s-e- Houses-S Levi-. Victor!. Tx.;
A. Jlu'ser, Kl li'o, Tei.: .Mrs IL K.
Smyth. Kinsas city, Jlo.; V. Jt. Wilson.
Indtaii.lis ind
Parke- 11,'iso-J. H, Reel, Rrvnti. Tex.;
Mr. nd Mrs C. V l'pxne chnttaiiss
'feiui ; m -s c HonotHn, St; Iiuls: .Mr
anl :.lr K W. Per kin. Iturllncton. Ja.,
.Mr and Mrs 'I. T Rfxilley. Colirtdo
J-pnni: Colo; 1. Grayson. Ii Wilk-r-on,
St. Lou-'.
Hotel I.ex!rirton If Tiwell. D-nvor.
Colo ; I. J Moniitan, Kan-a Citx-. Jlo.
H'.tel Xotilnrlnm .Miss K. K. Iliiiie.
Chail..",tnwn, Jlo.; Jlrs I, L !i,tes, Jljs
Hat, SI l.oti!s: JIIsji Maud" Rirrett,
St-rllns. 111.
Aroeri-111 Hnu- E. L Noy?s. Kansts
City JL ,
lb Totiralne W. V. H-xIre'. II. C
!laiur. D-n-.er. i'iJo. .Mrs M. If Flf-.-er.
JIIs.s It Flo-xrr, 11. W iMnlop, Kati
?i City. .'It. . Jlr. nnd J!rL J S. Klein.
Mr. and Jlrj. l. It. Francis Jr.. -Mr. and
JI:-. A 1: ile Can;;.. St Loul".
Wtmintr "hinLr Ml ejoor.er.
MI'i limin-rt. H's Jlolr.t-". Ia.: Jlr- G
Klnv-i y, r H. Kir.c-ly. Kansas City. Jlo
Il'.ti! I.-nox i: A. Major. St. liuis;
Miss P.uth piebl's. Kan'ai City. 5lo : C.
J. jn Perxent.-r. Hecatur. Ia.
American House. I- I- Rail. MuncI".
ltd
Adnras House a. H. JfrGlni!-. T It
Tnbit., St. IxuJs; G. Voorhees. Jlr and
J!r A. .!'en Hnver. Colo : S. K.
I'r. t..r. M'liiphl.s. T.tm
Ymitic s Hiu-I W l JlT-5c.Joliet.lIL5
W. P. Harlow. Itou!dr. 1 .do.. Jlr. and
Mp I. tVirk. Kl Paso. Tex.
The. Thurndike- F. W Trary FrtliiR-fl-ld
III . Mr anel Jlrs H Gll.!rb-. cl
orad" Sprlne-. Colo : IS V." Gr-enwa.l.
Jlis JI W GrrenxiHll. Fort Wort. Tx
T1-.' Veailotne. Mrs. J. G Iianovan. St.
! Ij-il-
' The Un:rswlck. J!I- T V. WorthliiK-
t'.-n. Mi nnd Mrs. L IL Vatliour. Jlr. and
.Mr a. II P .M.ivl-. Jr.. G. C Curtis nud
family. St. Louis
t.::y S11 inre Hotel. .Mr an-l Mr. J.
Jllt Tr-tntl-. Kansas city. Mo.
Hotel IMIevie W. L. Ilutehlnsnn. In
dianapolis, inil . Jlrs. a. I. Slmpkins, st.
Lotls. c I). 1rac. Ottusnw.1. 1IL
Th Smers Mrs. jj x. Hufrm-ten.
JIIss 1" I-.rovan. St I.iuls; Mr and Mrs.
C. Hathaxtax. Colorado Spring. Colo
The Vl-t-trla. Mr an.1 .Mrs. c. V.
Torle I nx. r, Crl.-)
Ilottl I-nx- P. R. Millr St. In(r
Visile's to the Tip Top ll'.ns. Mimnt
W?h'i5ton. this wrk InrluiJ.'. R'.b't
Grant. St Iuto: Jits. H. W. He..xie.
liu.id'-e. ill . .Mi'B W. R Srhluter Ml-S
K A SoMuter. I. A. Sch'ute- JSr .'
: Raclx. JUss V."h!ttnkr. Dallas. Tex .
diiirl.s 'J Jlrr!l!. Ro!rt JI. I.xn. Ot
tumwa. la . IMwln Fu'Ier. Mi Udtle
Poller. Nashville. Te.'.n ; Jlr ird J'.rs.
P. S nurrouchs. jirs. H. .V Jl-cjeinent.
Rurllnctot. Ja.. Mrs. Fine, e-olorad-j
Sprint;-. olo ; Jlrs A, C Sra'-?''. Mies
HiM-.et Smith. Omaha. Neb. M-ibI F
Nj' Hestlnss. Nth.; Ter.oint 1-. New
Ur.eat
Ariris th week's arrivals nt the Po
land Sprimr- IRuse. poiant spring. Jle
are. Jlr and Mrs. c. II. H-ittig. Jlr nn! I
Jlr- J H. Wyeth. St. Iarj!; Jlrs J H
M.tl"nls. New Orleans; J!r and Jim A. I
t MrSieareiptt. Karisas CJtr Mo
Jlr an! Mr. L. R Vatttant and JI!"
Th-Oil-Kla J Werthlngton of S L"uls.
are at th Man-Inn House. PoLinel Sprinu.
Or of th riost mterestlrg vlltor In
lrton th'- week Ls Jlr. GuLix Crs-ner
of .-: I.-ui'. the father of th dry-pat
tndu-iry In Am'rica. H h-i bn att'nd-1-g
th" tnty-flfth anrul convention of
the I'hot-grarher A)7Clation rf Amer-v-i
of which he fit She oldest ex-pre-!-dPt
1 re-eet Te Reeton G'obe prlr td
during th eonvntlen wek a deii;
column portrait of htn nevr te-fnre cnb-!!sh-l.
whkh. in peIng. lighting and ac-cts-s'ir
t an exact counterpart of th
fsmeu painting "R-arus " by HelMn. In
ih leTuvre, pjr! It was very much ad
mired. 5 UIR.MJ IKTT.
Nariga- ett VUr. It. : . Aug li -TIi-Sne
sres'I-er st t.V Pier. wVlrh this ju
ts more faselratlng ard elcturt;u than
It ha Ie- er many seise-, r-a ms.de ell
s,rt st -iitdojr diversions attretlre elur
Ir.r the wek. and driving and rMlig h.!
Men much Ir.-dnlsr-l te. Ten?-, trio, baa
hs"d a nu-nber of vptarle, aet only at t!"
f'ortry Cmb. t.ut st P-p Ca!n citt.
aa-1 she..; t th eottaxes wu, lirt.e
tall still milntalr.s. an.! yvefal rime
have ten rAiyed it tb Pofr.t Jmliih
Ccsatry Clstv
In fTifa .l.t..f.u
x. .1 .." ",r a numier of weeks.
1 2 1. " "tandinc-rcom on!" slcn haj
' Z V'Jr?r- out- -?. r' ' n :.e crowd Vsit
.Vi rrux,r,s- T,,:'.au nrrlvnls at thU
mi a' ife "Mr- :n'1 Mr- Charles a. Jloivi.
::.'-n1P.VTen'n"a ' of
tihji ndi stay till the end of th nasun.
-ir. ur.d Jlrs. A. p. Rrantley and three
rhildren of JH.-.k's n-n-J. la., are rej;w
tered at the Colcnlal Arms r-.sf im.;.?.,S
The favors were from Japan, mad eeB
alstcd nf nalrplnt. parasob fane for th
rtrls. and army officer's bat. masks mad
cfcrysar.themuma for thw toys.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Allen dark rtfce lat
ter Stiss Greta Poraeror of St. Louis), who
were rcccitly married in Newport, are
tourlna; the coast In a runabout and
stopped at Green's. Inn Monday nlsht. In
the rooming they left for Watch IliU.
R. I.
Monday nlsht. Shorn Acres waa tha
wr-ne of the first l.trg private entertain
ment Riven here this year .and as It Is the
handsomest villa In Nnrrasansctt. the af-
sf s ! aa-s-A-. t asl.siAsLsf f aTkslt ? Mast la
ael s- h srais.(, -. -m a-'X.ul' s. .SVI
cl'ff.s, with rcres of lawn in every direc
tion, the place was a brilliant sistit. de-c-
or-.tll lia jn'ai-e laiiir.tLs uii'i -jis-
ers. Thj liall was cin fcr Jlr. and
Jlr-. John IL Hanan for member of the
Squadron A polo team playlnc her.
Mr and Mrs. Hanau recelx-e-l their
pi:-ts In the Hrse central luill. which,
xxith tie- drawir.jr-ro'jtn. had tren con
verted into a ballroom.
W.UKF.iHA.
ttaubesha, Wl-.. Aug. 19 Th ja-.stxieek
has bctn a Kala tie. The w.ekly Imp at
the Pirk Hotel, the euchre at the Spring
City Hotel, th- cM-ratlon of tl thlrtx--seicnth
nnni-etary of the discovery of
the rnedl. inal prore-rtlcs of Rethesda
SrH.i; water rnd Ihc regular w-ckly
(Khce at tl- F ur.taln Hou-.-s haxe nil
t-rn .nJo:.abIe artair-.
l.uvxiu A.iIIt Mclntjrc of St. Lout-. ton
tirt onrarl-t. xull Kive a concert in this
cl!5 on ti-e I7th.
Mr-, llenrr Hcardman. So. Sin Castle
lnan nvntie, St. J.o.:ld. Is a sut. at th
...iSiOnal Hotel
K R ttiliL-rrs. Ss. Ieju!, Is a cu-st at
the Terrate Hxicl.
Jlr ami Jlr?. Jrhn I'enn. Hell-vHte. 111.,
are v'-itins Mr ami Mrs. JlcNulty. Dun
btt and Maple aienues. this cit;
Rol-rt GoI-'Us-K. St. Louis, Is a guest at
the Woosti-r coit.iqe.
Miss Jlumi- Gr.Iiaher. Jllss Marv Fr.-xs-,
Mr. J it Ftn.x. St. ly-a:ls. jir, c. 1
Kre.ft. Llttl- ll"ci.-. Arlc: 51 JI Foreoy.
ClathsviH. yXo.i Mr. and Jlrs K JI. Roix--T.
Charleston. JIt.. nre a: the Spring citx-
Hlde
Mr and Jlrs. Henry F. W. pe:er.s, Mrs.
X. f Chapman. Jlrs. j. z. HeLs.jn. I.
Jlarquanl Forsler. St. Louis; Jlr. and
.Mr- C H. JIIn;e. .Ml-s Klhel Jllnse. JRss
ln?T-ll MlnRe, j!5S j.-anti!" Jllnpr.
.Mr.'. T. Ale.x.indr. A. S. Alexander. P.
Alexander. JI-. and Jlr. Len J. Kalin.
Shreveport. Ii.; Pat ISarnv. R. S. Kemler,
5l5xetot:. Tex., .Mr. a--J Jlrs C. Raphael.
Jlr. anl Mr.-: A. For. Gertrud- Fox, Sa-lle
Fox. .Mr. und .Mrs. W u.f Cur-icana.
Tex : Phil Hirler. Port Arthur. Tex.: L
Kritisj. Monroe. Iji.; S. Rldronr. Kan-:-a.-
'i:y. Jlo.: J JI Frrels. ?.li-s Alice
I'r. e!., Fist St. Louis, arj at th- Foun
tain House.
Jlr-. .Michael He ms'er of St. Louis In a
Ke?i of frier.ils In Cudihy.
Mrs Chirl's A SLha-if-r, 3T.irntrlt
Pchaeff'r. Charles Scimefftr. Iv!iie ler
kie. Kaus-is t,"Jt. nre at the Wrodlands.
Ocpaeniiino"
Miss RUa Lernp of St. Ijetu!." was n
tertalnvil nt Hie Country Club, .Mllwau-
i;e. uy jn-s catita 1 uuein.
W. Jt Iaturshlin. on tho slaif of tlie
Stjte Journal at Topka. Kns.. Is vlsitini;
l.iul:is,,t tri'-nds
.Mrs. Giorr- fl P.rown a'td son. Houston,
Tex . are v:iit:-ir frltnds In Jlilw:tVe-.
Mr. an I Jlrs. F. Ii Acton. St Lou!-, r.re
r;u -ts al !r-iper Hall. Ccoaoniowoe.
.Mr. Her-'if-M JI". ...! -Mrs. V. T.
Goild. Mr. a d Mr-. John C Kraop. St.
lyvii.-. nrv t irplii at the Jor.- llou5,-,
o-onotnowoe
.Miss Rrtlua Rap- of St. IjouI- is hlt
Inn frlerd? in .M.Iwn.t'kee.
Mi KIsa lmp and II .. Lornp of St.
ld- are vlsitini; friend- in Jlllw tukee.
Jllss eampl.l' JI-s JleXnuitht. Miss?
Mnrv Seoit. c-. Liuls. are at Ixiuderdale
T.ki. Jiikhetn
V.r. V. Hal. Mrs. Kucerila HarrS'on,
Jlr. Jrtnes H.irrt-. ti. Paris', Tc : !M-s
v.'airnpham, Jllss WlHr.cham It.la-.
T's.. Jlrs. G ors W. ivlller. Jltn Im
Collier. Hi-aumout. Tex . I). I!. H-atei.
Mrs i II. Heatnn. HuIk rt ll-ttrn. Cu.-ro.
Tex -. Jlr- Kril Plemlur. J!!s bii Walne.
Dallas. Tex . Jlrs. W. A. Hlnkl". C.ilves
ton. Tex . Jlr. und Jlr- .1. T. Simmon-sand
(tithirtti. I'lne Fluff. Atk.. are at the 1'ark
Hotl.
S IL Phelps. Dallas, T-x . Is at ths
Schlltz Hotel.
Mrs T. I- tJtrlpcfellow Mist G'-orfili
Strn-MIow. .Mrs s. P Harmon nnd
daughter S51ireves-.rt. I.i.. are at the Rtr
Cotcar.c-
Jlrs. T. G. Hoard and eon. Hou-Son,
Tes.. art- at the Inn.
4 OI.I'KxIlll sp.v;.
Colcrailo FprlnR-. Auir. Vi. The m..n
accmem cf (he Gurdni or ihe Gods Chau
tiiiKiua !n- et our d.iv apart In honor
of the SoulPerne-rs who thrni- this rcslon,
r.nd. of cout--e. this xxill be called Dixie
Day. The music sel-ci-d for tuil day
will bo specially appropriate for lh oc
ciI(iii. xihile the ntterticoa aldre;s nnd
ex-enlnp lecture will lKth b. ;ix,n py tho
rii;ti!iKuih-d b'outh-rn orator IMwin "Cy
t'one" S-iutl-.i-is tit!ir Ixtures on th
pr'.cramtne for this Chaiiiau'iua sepm at"
t(: P.ex-i-."-id James Horfiiiati ILattiti. Doc
fr John F. Itiley. Frar-S II. Gair.el. tlliver
W. Strwart and Doctor F. I. Fox of Chl
enco and Govc-nor .McDonald et Colorado
will slx"e an .iddresji. Ainonc the oth-r en
Itrrtairers ar Kath'lne Lrts-Rowden. the
fulcin.il of the Itowdrn nmvinc pictures
It tur. '. limy Arllmston, Wm A. WHIett.
.Mis- lic-l' Vlex,. llnrk Wllsnn nn.l II. - xtl.t-
l.ir .1 Lid.. quartet nnd the Chtutauiu.i
chcni. Ihs,is whl'h niit:i.-'I 'nt-rtalnets
"....'",' J.-titi, m.iqirian and violin
ist. .MI-s Re:lah Tlml.lln. Jll.s Frances, c.
N. rns ejnee A1I Dunn and .Ml-s ijosi
Ivy. nil well kt-ow-n In their special line
ef wrerk. r-rc also on the orciramm
Ir.nv:t!on In hl-h life r becoming
fieryday affair In th altitude K:nu
npnj the lushest marriage rcord, th-it
cf a St IrfulM man ard a Kansas woman
on l'lkes peak the other week, ja the birth
of a new- xxonnn durlnc the last week, on
the swlnplnc bridge crussln:; tie 'oral
Gors;" .Mrs j. it Rertnall. wife of a
new s-rpirtntpr.dfnS of sxhnoV at l'rulta
Colo . :s' the m. thrr of this venturesome)
f inal Jlrs. Rertnili bcir-J. d th Irii-er
and R'o Gr-ir-de train. No. 3. li: Divor.
August 2. with a daiighPr of IS months
t' to'n her liu-lind In FYulta; nnd It u.s
em thit s-in" day y fore th train reached
Irulta that ih's re-ord -ns mide.
i:dnard Sprott- a w-H-known musician
of St. Louis necomiianl'd bv his wife,
left horn- July r. pr a little "chanK and
re axntion In t!- way of .1 trip They
went to itutte. Mont., bx- xny ef St. Paul,
ard f-orn J!or.t-na to Wnshine.ton. Visit
er Sp'ikane. Seattle nnd Tncorm. th"y
tln-illy arrived at Portland, where ther
remained lo-g ero.-gh to tak in the
Portland Ftlr tvno there thv went So
Si'mmer:-. th'T to Pin )rat:e-Isro,
ttopp.ng her .1 wresk while Md;lng; sur--nundini;
;.'.ints Th't diwn the coass to
Los Aneeies, Pasad-ni. Pm D!go. Santi
Retbara .t.) other r'olnt-: back to Los
i;ele- and a rturn l.ox bv w.-jt of
Colorado Arriving here AiigiMt "ther
remain-d e.-lv '-r enruis'i for a walk
thr.iuKb the Gird-"i rf the GihIs. crid a
p-Ib to ripple C'-k. for In .Mrr Srrotte's
-dirmt'en there I- r.o p'ace like home.
Dn.lng tiielr tmx-els they Iih.x-- tak-n
over 'Ightr ph-firis Tlth their ko-iak.
Tie- Arkansas ji'imt r.-d the Jli-c.xutl
girl in J'anltou. iio-e ei-g i-err,ent nftrr
so sho-t h:j cluemt.T?ce --as s great .1
surj.rlse to everyone prcvtdpd nn'th'r
surpiis- th same nr k bv returning from
a h'rt tr'p to Colorado 5prlt-g .- h-)
and rroom .Mr nti! Jlrs. Presfnn Rogers
noir N.th ef jiirlantii. Ark. will rjend
tli i.i'mnT In Jlinl'ou
Tie High' Reverend 'Ihn-nas F I 'His nf
Kinsas ity l tin gv.V"t i.f tie Cltho'lc
Instltaf'ons f th" PIHe's Pe-xl: -erlon. be- 1
irg br en .1 slf.ht-e-tc trip and lirl- J
e-tally a x-ir t P:p-eion of lti Cath- I
!le srhoets b-jn-s n. other Instit.i'tnns
W D M. '"rmt!r J-idr of the Pe
on.l Jo-lMai Irt-trlrt rr -- Stale of K.m
i, L enlrlr:- r i!l"g in the prrlng.
T'l" Jodge .' Ivre-1 n ieiir Futvlay and
Jtona-n- exerlng of :hN week at th JI.
E. Cht.r. h
Wh"e li '"nn"n C!r !xt rror.th Hamlin
Girl-eil Ihe write- pft one tjlgl.t ln a
retj of e pen'teitlirr. vluntarliy. in or
der to larn Josf how one 1 1 y dersr
adoe t has ! af"r In r ro-i-mfil-i
itIH f'l ueler he i'Ve ri'.-.ims:anrs
rJ-rWef'tlr he d'"'OT--l lS.1t 'lf In .- e1t
is mwhit barroTrlne for sln-; tfcfn t,e
,,,. rr, nlr,j tv,. Csror. city I'-nlfen'terr
v., f-l set eif ! IwvV n-,i tor!s -o
v,io allextit- t-e we of Its ierntM "
Tb lowan toerlsj.s t.x Colo'ado this yir
ever ri'n ip-ire- t '" i-on jexu. ar,j
ti olher day the- ton had a Mr pienle
pd reur!n out at Stratton Part. Ufi
xr. re tre
J'r rni'e Hrad!v. -e Iar3bl TSrmn
n H ItJ'.. l sr---.dlrg fb's meeth with
h-r brother ln Min'totz. sr,i etpret. t-
v;-'t her turen's !'. lienv-r d-jrtng the
nonth ef Spttrbei-
Jlrs B. A PIMS1 of Waterl, Til. t,
enatereri-c a aic pi'tr ef xc-jng j-,o.
Pie fr-rn Ws'rrl-v-. to Ci'or . an.) tnr
are nit gaeji at the Raxton Hnra la
Jtsn'totf
The filicVog p-rsons from MloarS an.!
the ouS hate t-n stoning In Manito'i
during th rs.sT we-k Walter J Rtli
and son. !!- Grr;e ise of Kan-aa
fTtr Jobn Sunf- "I -.f Ra'ty. Ark.. Mrs.
J l. litier .if C"gan.t, Tx
A pirty frerx Austlr. Tst . who har ar
riree; at the ?r.rire an'! takert a r!')nt
ir North ces.ie ari--je ror the jr3m
constst .f Ju-le acd Mt T S. :txtr
an-S Mr ar'1 Mr- It- Prr,irr Judae Mjv
ts of ! F"-'ral ( nnd Hr Brown
Is n dlreetor e.f the e Py Na'lonal ILmk
cf Auii-i-
Jor.ii tre arrva at ft To--rg Wom
en's r A Heme tn. ' . lorsda Stirirra Uit
monti sf IPs Dls) .V ol cf Ct;r:hre.
Jlo Airs Kir lam V.'llsrn and Jlr. Wlt-f-ra
.MKe "f st Louis. Rrtlia Rurdl'k
iM F-ti-er Campr.!! nf I3rin. RL; also
Bertha Wjrnaa cf Elf-, Mrj. m V.
Rofctasoa et Wrtax. Mo.; Mtos Gertrude
Nprrto af CaUM Glrardeaa. Mo.; Jira, T. J.
Raster of JCliataz Spriaax Mo.: Miss
Utalaat aad EMa L'tbiant of HoUtein.
Ma; MIM Aeua 34cKaley of Hanniha!.
Ma: Misses Anna aad Marsaret Northrup
of KsjiMff City.
Mr. and Mra, S. O. Cook of East St.
Loula. who came through the Garden of
the Gods the other day by way of Arens
xlale. said that they had been leading a
strenuous lire in and about Manttou for
the Mat week. Mr. Cook Ls a teacher in
the- Fast St. Louis High School, and is
takirur enoujrh exercise while in Colorado
to last him for the next year
Great numbers or Missourlausi. Texans.
Arkanaans and represeniatives e-f other
States passi throuxh Arensdale vn liurrs.
either to or from the Gari-n of the Gods,
but those on foot usually make more rap
id progress than the people xxho ride; ac
copllnply. the latter have no time to s'op
and rrfrisier. strenuously though the bur
ros voice their desires in that direction
This attitude Is evidently provocative of
high and dating feats, and two St. Loalx
cirls fell Into the nroce-slon last ti-cfc.
Misses Kthel Martlin nnd Mary ricti-r of
St. Louis were en the xxild-Iloner excur
sion train last Thursdax-. otl when It
Mopped at Idlentld to be photogr iphed.
with the pass-naer- posing about the n
Rin. these two girls clambered to the
roof or the- e-al. to do their i-lnr. A"'1
when the other passtrsers xxer- nil 5ack
In the coach and the train pull I o-:
ef Idlcwild. thes- voung women were ms
of thetr number. Thev had il.-tiid to va
lor : ride on ihe cab of tho engine, ont
In a couple of mlnrtes we:- elm;;!:.-; fj.r
il-ar life to the entl!at.r traj. nni getting
the full Is-netlt of the choking smoke, the
s-ot and is-Iting cinders from a roaring,
nell-red mountain engine, while the wind
did nil it could to tir iherp fror-t their
narrow roost. Again nnd itgaln tli"v
screamed to the e:iiner to stoti the train,
and In their liesiwratl.-.u luiunJet! ar.et
kicked on the roof. Itut thev cnuld rot
b heart! alsjve the roar nnd rnmWe ef
the train, ard not until th- train sopped
r.t Its first station, three miles furth-r on
up th mountain, was their plight discov
ered. When the conductor help-.! the two
fluking gitl. down from the cat. their
white dresses) were about demolished, as
wcr likewise their neries. nnd lor tl-,.- re
mainder of the trip these two mris. frr.m
the Worlds Fair citv were more than
ullllng to travel In the ordtnarv way.
Mrs. C K. Smith of St. lamls wrs th.
tniesl of honor last week at a social func
tion given bv Stmes. Riker Bn,i Sear- of
Colorado So'lngs. Airoivr other guests
pre-ent was jrSL preston r. do;x- of
Beaumont. Tex.
A r.umb-r of clerjtr are guests this v.
son nt the Montr-iPn. Minlton. Amo-:g
tbe arc the Reverend Father R.mlfa-e of
"iriiiu. ia.; in- f.rvereeii rain r i.:;os
of Fort Worth. Tex.; the Reveren.l Fithr
Clinton of Ml-srurl; the Rerend Father
titr of L'.ivenworth tni. te R-xerer.d Fa
ther Coulter of Indtanapalls.
Doctor 51 F Fisher of Kansas ff.- is
rper.dlr. the month of August In Colorado
Springs.
R. G. Gr.ihnm. Mayor of Graham Tox..
Is here with his family, to remain for
some time In Manltou.
Sirs. A. L. Rower- ind thiee cldMnn.
and the Mlsse-ji Irene and J!ild Rowers o'
I'nlrstine. Tex., nre In Manliou th'i sum
mer. Jlr.s. n. P. O'H.1111 f St. LouU Is spend
ing the summ- in Jlanitou. as ar lik
wise Mr. Raster and Jlr-. Hnlim of St
Louis rtnd Victor Fhllng of the St. I,r;i!.s
Conservatory of Music
Jlr. and Jlrs A. J. Rates t Rertonvlt'
Ark., haxe arrive! at the Springs ;.a iMVe
been staying at the Spaulillntr Ho-.i-.
.Mrs. K. J.n-k-on of Cameron. Jlo., Is n
pnest this month of relatives In ft!orni'
CItv.
Jlr. nnd Mrs. w. R. White of Marvin
M-. aro vlsltlna; relatives in Colorado
Citx-.
Doctor IL J. Dlonyshis of TClrfcwool.
Jlo.. Is -jlso xlsltlnr this month In Colorado
City. Likewise Frank Snow aifd f.i'nlly of
Kar.-ns City.
MA.tlTOI'.
M.inltou. Colo.. Aug. II. This re-ort has
not been so thronged with visitors) for sev
eral years :is It Is this slimmer, and
though many of them only r.maln fur a
few days th- hotels and cottages urn taxed
to their utmost capacity.
.Messrs. K.lward Wenger and Robert Jlll-le-r
ot St. lyiula registered at tho Iron
Springs Tuesday.
Mr. M. 8. Guffy and daughter rf ej.,j.
x-iston nre nt tlie Iron Springs.
Jlr nnd Vr fleitrv P tlrwler . s..-i
r.tma. Ark., aro at tfie Xarn'o for se'xcra!
xx-eeks' etny.
Mrs. Fl I anil of Poplar Bluff. Mo. Is a
gust of Ihe Nax-aJ..
Jlr. and Jlr. M. Coemlsh ind child, of
South JIcA Jester. 1. T. nre a I Nax-Ri-f
for the remainder o fslin searon
Jtl-s Kltrabeth Htuart of .Marshall M
nnd Jllss Estella Russell 0f Oklahoma
Citv are recent arrivals at th ejlin.
Mr.t I Rrowr. and Miss lyturn Nell of
St. liouls are located nt the Cliff ror a
month's sojourn.
-Mr. and .Mrs. W. jr. MaOlll. JHs. L't
cretti Magill and Hop)ii Jligllj are a
weii.gnown . laiuw family located at the
CI Iff.
Jlr. and Mrs. F. J. Fit of St. Joo nre
prominent Cliff House guests.
.Mossi--. Reverly Jones, s. jf. Jene and
Mr. Grossman lire, a St. Louis trio who
nrrlt.-d last Wednesdav.
.M.r?'.,I:1T0 ,iII(,,'r " Mis I.03II Glider
of L'.tlle Reck are pleasantly Icnt-d nt
th- Jlan-Icns.
Mr. O. Harrlsen of Tin" Rlufr. Aik.
13 spending a vacation at the Mansions.
Jlr. nnd Mrs. T. P. Chapman, accom
panied bv Jllss Flovd and Jl'ss Smith ar
a cliarmlrg St. Ituis pnrty located at the
Mansions).
Jlr. I. B. IIMxer. n. prominent business
man of St. Joseph. Is stopping nt the
Grand View.
Jlr?. Wil'.lnm E. Stor.e. JII-s Mntlldi
Hike. Klizabeth Hoke. Trails 11 iinVe
nnd Martha Hoke nre a St. Ijus natty
al the Sunny Hide.
Jlr-. Jama A. Krafft of Kt. Joseph Is
teclstereil at the Sunny Side
Mrs. IL Flbus and children ind Jll
Wolf are a Durant. I. T., rartr at th
Sunnv Side
Ml-s Fannie K. Flan of St, Lo-ls Is a
Bi.e-t nt the Piitsburg
Mr-. IL P O'Hara and farnllr and Sirs.
I.IIil.- Itrown of St. Loul are at t.'i
Grand Vl-w for three week.
Jlr S. f Spencer. It. R. Spencer. 3IIs
Helen Spencer and JIDs Christine Spencer
are n partv of well-known S-dalia. Jlo.
pople at the Iron Springs. Thev are In
company with Jlr. fr.et Hux pn-i
Thomas R. Jlara of St Iuli. J-s Jl I
Clatk nnd MrRnbert Me-seriv of Sedill.t
Other well-known Misourlins who reg
istered at the various h'd'ls durig th
latter part of the week ate- Jlrs. S P.
Rrikit. Paris; Jlrs. G. Wlllmot. SL, Jo
ftIi: Jlrs A. Garrey nni ror. st
li'il: eTiarle- A. Jilller. Rat St. Itil-:
II Schase. Jirs, Scarber. Jam-s camiht
Walker Rvan. Kt. Iiuls: ,Mr. John Ken-nl-h.
Jeft'rson City: .M!i Fannie 11 Flo:!
Mrs. S. F Moody and II R StipMen. St.
Louis.
VIORsisRIi(..
S.u I'.r Springs. III.. Aug jj .,,.
ttiobiling has taken prernipl(n f,
t.Ter the- old-time ,ay tide ". the fimllMr
toot of the horns a the cars flash tlirov-h
the beautiful w.-odlar.d drlvs of Gln
dal" makes merry the erenln?s, rrhleii
are cool and r'jnduclr to the nx' goratlrirf
pas'Ime
The rerular Weilne-day nnd S.i(iir.l.-v
evei-lrr dmee gtow in pojeilar favor md
Tuesday evening nn extra hop wis glv-n
In honor of departing gue'ts.
On .Monday evening Mr C Itj.Jk- 0f
St Ieiub; and Jlr J r Sr.lgg of St.'lug-
id ill . gave n Ilfg eitchre rarlx- In
Amiuemr.t Hall.
jonble.
j;r and Mr. M.
which wa mot en-
H Fu'iua and Mr n-..t
Jlrs. J. R. JIobriy, or St. !ul, arrived
on Salurdav In their touring car for a
short tay here.
Jlr Frank Car', ncrompanl-d bv Mr
Oeorg W Tatr and .Mr I'rpl VeMrn-r.
cam eiver from St. Iuls bv uo on Sit
urday. t- visit h'.s family, who are sum
mering hre.
Jlr J Lowe-j-. Jlr M Welnt g Mr
I W G!ron. Mr At. Relter Jlr and Jlrs
William Oeltz. Jlr fleorge G Frailer. Jlr
and -Mr Rirron. Jlr C. J Ilentien nd
Mr fnd J!r II Krorer are St. I.i:Ii:.n-
, who bar arrived this week.
I Mr. S. T Unmet. .Mr. J. J NaPr-
, mann. .Mr W F. Lre-dr. J!r WVIlim
1 xff. MlJx siattl and i:ilzabh Yo-ing
Jlr Gorge II. Hckr aid Mr Franh
jiernoanner or .-prtnuneid nive registered
hr- th pust week.
It-cent arrivals are- Jtrs. H. c Fal
coner. Mis Mary Falconer. Jlrs r. Rllg-
Iy. th Reverend and JIr. Johnson, of
Noble. i.
Mr R. IL r.nor. Sir. J. O Marnerry.
ieor i. 11 Jiornit, Jlr. k i van At'S
di. Mr anrl Jlrs J. H. Frrnan and Jllsa
FrBii cf olii-y, Ri
Profsor X. ts Garden. Mis Kdllh
t.lawscr-;. Mr Georg Ges-1 nnd Miss
Grac -Morgan of Tay.'e.rvlll. PI.
Mr. V. Grwood of Rlu Mound, 111 ,
Mix .Vary Dalxtll of All.nta, IIL: Pro
feeror D. B I'arkln-7n and Jlr G W
Walla- of Cartorrlale, RL; Mr W J.
Miller of Bdgweod. III.; Mr. I W. Gal
brath of Cartfcag-. Jlo.. Mr. K E. Ollii
ean of FalrfJ'W. III.. Mr. It. Kills rf t,
Jacob. Rl ; Mr A. R Clark of Qulncr.
III.; Mr. I-fonard May of Edwards ri -.
IV . Mr. Olive ' Wallace cf Carksr!!!.
Ill . Sir G-ors Rauer ard Mr C. r.
WiggfcVor, of KranTllle. Ir.d.. Mr H I
Hoherssetc. Mr. J. X. IHefcer, of Ctnrlti
nili. O
Mr IL W. littham- and MI Myr.I
Litham of Litchfield. UL; Doctor and
Mrs. E. E. I'ark of Flora. Ill . Mrs II.
Mick. Mrs. T. J Patterson. Mi Grac
MK.lire anl MIm Beulah M Nrbrg of
Harrtsburg. RLs Mrs. N. T. Watiae. Mr.
C. D Ptuter and Miss Iaja) La Ro'h'IUs 1
U aTdmuaat!. IIL
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
JOXAJsUTJ nr.1' "" "l"!''" -- - - s-aalaaaaavas-tai
aaa.ir Ug
SHARON
5PRING5
AAO
C00PERST0WN
Lale Crerspteia aad IMri I
Aasar.!- Cb3;ni.Tfcc 4&atack9
Saratafa Sfr"r;f and Late Gcerfa
Kid many othir-ooLfcaUhMSum-mfr
tRi-irU in th: rirvilfxl rnrfoB
of Notthsrn Nw Yotkarsdrsaibj-i
inu "Lustr-tL! Ir.
"A Summer Paradise"
a iandbito: of th; Xorthetr: Tcar
jt inticd by the DElW.RE ft
KUD50N RAiLKO.AD. th- S"tertfst.
Quickest, aCiHst tin between Ntw
York ir.J .Montreal.
.V jx & toMy a&lriu CI refrtrt rftt
A.A.HEAI". 6ta.PawsjTr-. AfteayAt.
Howard's Mineola,
Fox Lake. III.
l'it- nuui l.-uin st. liut, xm e.mcaaii.
rrom Union Iecct. z, M. A St. r. to Pom Las
Millon; crs sroo.liand, trjer!ng on SUM
r'x liay. Most attrartlxa h-itei m Smlweat
II oulsHe rn-a. E. C ROTTAnO Propi
SayltrSprineStlll.
MtKtRAt WUIRS MNSIMMMai
PUIn. Turkish. Jtedirited Vp r. Sta
t'c ar..I rata li; Krtile IMths aid Ut.
else. !r--rt attrndxals nw-s at Ra-L
Xlellsh'su.ly Ix-itr. t'.a.ly -. sa
trr. S-o-it'ne. !" rr ttrn's .
ll'ITtn. AtllVUMtiDATliiNS f.-st
c'ars. jpi-nit.t o-rhe-'ra. !.aiej f , :t
p-r w.-el. x lite t r iii-trtt-1 re. klet to
:iJ:IMI.i:MOT!:i :-. rstrtnrs.'ll
IStccrsps rat'-s ca IL . . tX ard
e-rr-N-tlrc ruaJ-
YELLOWSTONE PAUK
POftTLAND CXtsWITION
AND CALIFOWNlia TOUWt
,Tt avr r uiavctiBt; triT mtrrn orf. l
" 111I joti rref ima.M ui rrKatitt tdrTuito
Tf s;srnsTrtsi4rtlt t'alitiat- a i ItrI ce-r"ji--au.rTiB
lrtianat at7ftt.si .Jlrt. fttrjtjilit
Orir tv-J Ma L1TTLK TlwIawS rtllVl) .
ftr"lliMpMf-tfcc-.lHri. Hritfgrl1 it nil
katm()ba irniTroiiM revrViiv.
1S3 WU Irl.-effiB !-!.. rtHeaaTs.
MUDLAVIA.
This great rsort otea th jear rcuna. ceri
blns rr-t health ot..l p'easuie r.- jour xrs-ti-.u.
on'y n ft-w h uri" ih1 f 1 m S. tr.als
near AttPa. Iivl . n lrlah ltrrrt. N
tur-5 i:nal'st cure f tr ltheumaMm Giut. ItH
r.ey. kla. llIa.Mr, Ptonmeh nn 1 N'rxmis ill
."s. por tnutiriillv ilJusirnte.1 nmriilr. m I
!! Infornml&n. ad lress II. I. Kisruer. -r.-erat
Jtnr.irr KraT.er. Ir.d ITS.
AVERY 6EI6K MOTEL
SOUTH HAVEM. MK.
Un!r i r.tv ani rnor l!bri! mig't.rT;t
K&rty trwisfrrJ. r:or(t th 1 inila
rartt- r!aurar ord rrPlr oti, Opn Jar
?- Flpfr ar 1 ratrt tatri?, tm ut Ijrfe
J. E. STRONG, Manager.
GREENBRIER. WHITE SULPHUR SPRING
WEST ViRSINU.
iThe -OLD Willi ki hLt.l llLlt) oren Jaat
ruinous fcr It 'utih-ir talht.
Mcdriii ln-.prt.xcir.ci.is with ;rtvt falK
Uietet ra
Ttti: J15 to la week: IM to fW noa'k.
Wilts tor t'!tlt. A-!drr
t50A J1H.UH, JK.. Stgr.
C.r-.brir. lah- t thur kprirg-. W. Vtr
rlrln.
THE II.CQU3I3E.0R-TIIE.IEACI.
lLi.rs i: tc l'J. llK I EBls and sun tarlcr.
11 i-tena. 110a..
Ma-alnse IjUn.l. sfteh-
SYLVAfHEACHHOrEL
thanr-l lake.
U.ts.-t. best
.i..ll.. iHJCs liUUXf,
eenitltul arotea.
IRtlll B,
Mll.r.r t.r.nlx. il.nrtcc. pa'.ea K t
111
Psnr lairc' An'foeh. Ill
CHl.uisf. Mlrhigan Ave., ne.iroeach,
Allnnlle lly. .V J. Kl c!lent table.
11. :s to 12 D.ilK-. IT to tit Weekly.
F. C WAHBURTON.
WANT KANSAS CITY THEATERS.
Si!iil.iT.s May Xot Up Abl' to
rotisuiiiiiiato I cal This Ytiir.
Ix.H.SX- e'lt J!r. Ailrs. 11 -The Sn
b rta are ng tlatlng for Swo thatei li
Kat-sas Clix. but have elsei neither tb-iU.
. "d tl.e in.-piets are not grxtil for con
mm-natlc'i this yar
Kit Ti !al menus the building of 1 n-w
st-utut. and work has hgun on th
xr-xx.iiions e Tneirth and M.Geo Rtttr
! i.t It 1- to tactile an ollleo bulldlfg if
the S'lUl.erts do not buv
Thr i no II inter t.m!!rg th Sh"
l.rf s ran aniiilr- tb it Is suitable for tnnr
T!i- svtid'. ate ei'r.trols thr"- Txvo oth'
: re x-auib-xll! li us-s ? it inr.lrr
and e. . t ItleS'pie in use. Xenn is to t-.
i-uel." or ltn-!
SAID BOY STOLE PAPERS.
Nv-fiu Is Si-riti'iicctl tu Four Vcara
in ItVfunii Sclimil.
"IV Jenkins, a negro boy, 17 years) nld
living nt N I3".l Cottige. nv-ntie, vrrus
yestirdiy S'-iiienre(i nt p. nre four year
Is th" J: f. rj s- h.v.l at !nvllle. Jf
f'.r the thelt of nrty SuniLxy ner.sp.iper-n-l
a small wngc whlcii r lntrute!
to Mm by J. !.. !rrn. who enncluct a
newsijj-r brain-h oil!.- at No. IM3 Eaaton
nvenu-
The negro rtbtaleed th ryip-rs by prom
'tnif tr j-iy for tho-e he sold nt the end
of the day nrd to ret in th balance
i-IIh th- wng.r. It Is slid h avoided
p.i1-.g Firre-i (dare ot buln an-l
Feire.- w-s t-iiabl- to "- him when ha
cil.'i 1 a- tilt boli" ofth- -earn.
FOLK APPOINTS J. W. WIGHT.
Xutiicis i,rt-'Ciitiii(f Attorney to
Fill l.;inttiili County Vnranry
IKn.'t!MC fePECIAL
Huntsxiji. Jlo. Aug 1 ejf,Trrlor Follt
Ipolr.td J W. Ulxht e.f Moherly, Mo-,
Proeeeipirg Attorney of this coutty. to
fill out tl." jnexpirtd term of J. IL Ls.
mott, eleri sjjed.
Jlr V.lghf eorresj of eri of ths) most
prominent Democratic fainlrs of th eoun
tr T.ere- were three; other appltcanta fr
the ajipolntment.
THUNDER SHOCK KILLS BOY.
Young Otto Smith iJies Under Pe
cnliar Cin-iiniHtances at Mexico.
RPP'Ttfc ssf'ETAf.
Jlexieo, JIi.. Aug. liOtto Smith, a 13-year-oM
l-oy 5Jd here this mornin un
der pe'lJar eorcum.!anee
He wai pUylr.c In if yard wrr thera
was an ucuscal'y loud elap of thunder,
and bef.r t!- jrxin-1 of It ctaaefl lie frj
daV Ha, was recovering from n aerlou"
i ir. and It Is believed tha vhock cau-d
fcla death.
A IMaaawwd mt
We will eelUer or.e at once oa a ftftt
small lepo-r Tou pay balan-w RtoatfrTy
or wekiy. Ixftls Itrca. at Co.. trt Cat
Carieton tsdg . th aad Oltre.
lr I FJM
ATI lav
sssiKBSKjsaaBBjaw
: rr. .. v'W1ainliiii'CT'"3P! "
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