St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 25, 1899

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- en oe . * 3 Lats eI are se: $05 ite es Pa ats rae eg ane OLA be. ge ee 6 ws med . bE me) gy ROBERT G. INGERSOLL, T. DEWITT TALMAGE, © ' SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1899, 109,809. Discuss the topic of the moment in the next SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. : as ¥ Do SIXTEEN PAGES. Unique phrases from unique thinkers. escccsocccosccccscoscoccocesocese#” | VOL. 50. NO. 281 FHURSDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—MAY 25, 1899 PRICE (Suisias tt tots, Soe cents —— ——aaa77 ae a ee _— BRIDES. WAS DOING PENANCE: WILL DISAAM © |MANY NATIONAL AND STATE DEMOCRATS OF es PUNE fuses vowseczoarmas os) MA AEWCOMB, ~ HAVE COME TO THE ANTI-TRUST BANQUE 7 Then, if ever, come perfect days. ee Old familiar quotation and the month c P : : IT GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE. Deputy Sheriff Accompanying ne aa wag uee ewe ! of it very near. June is famous through Lowell's verse, through her roses and | | Banquet from 6:30 to & p. m. Sweet land of liberty, through her weddings. The young man’s |} Found Himself at Last in the Observ’- | fancy and the maid's turn to thoughts of tion Ward of the City Hospital, _ > ] i t »}’ ? ‘ro TS, : ies P Mi _Stara and Stripes Forever. ...Sousa — Cirewit Attorney Eggers, | Fitteen Hundred Distinguished Srecince- Wii A fons Linas wg aad Members of the . | . ‘altz—Visious of a Beautiful Women Land of the pilgrims’ pride, Men Will Partake of Mis- aT From every mountain side HE AT LAST SECURES A PERMIT, te : eaten: Come tS ee uri ? , ill- 5 Selection—-Bobemian Girl souri Democracy’s Big Din Selection wian Gir : ‘at the Planters’ Hotel and > vie N Potpourri—A Jolly Night My native country, thee, The communicants in attendance 2 St.| COUNTY CORONER SAYS HE MAY ner and Col. Wm. J. I er ee | Land of the noble fr : rs J “ eee Exchanged Views on the ld K ‘s Tome Old Kentucky Hom Thy name I love. love sometime in the winter when balls, Where He Was Released. receptions, small and earlies, late and heavies, theater parties and Dutch sup- pers are in vogue. Thlrat is the season of eee eee this patriotic song. Nation. ~—_—_ Newcomb’s vigil began late in the after- : ; | Xavier’s Church, Grand avenue and L'D- | OPEN BLOZSOM’S GRAVE fs engagements. June is the season of mar- ows boulevard, Wednesday nigst, were ae ; Brvan and Others W il] o felection—A Night is New York... . Brooks I love thy rock and rille, y . . —e fa - . - — m ~ aquesenei ' D4 ee Dressmakers require at least threc | much edified by a young man who ap- —_—__- ——— \dd T t Th be woods and templed bills; National Platform for months on an order for a trousseau and ! peared unusually attentive in his devotions. io aa : f Tess wen Olle " ; et y heart with rapture thr/lis, every girl knows that three month , ' | Hie was seen to enter a pew in the middle The Girl’s Father Has Pitched a Tent y +2 vecrng cnet pote Stripes Like that abore. 1900 and the Situation 2 . c ; ) ilS os , ° ~ , _ @ } i sna short time in which { prepare the Ke" | aisle about 8 o’clock and for two hours ke in the Cemetery and Vows That sand People 1n the Col- Rendered by Owen Miller's Military Ban ‘ . : — a al ad~ | prayed fervently on his bended kne-s. « . : ” : t; . ' ut Pathers’ God! y . . BG , ‘ nis f d kne-s., ll + b . : i - of 30 pleces. Members M. M. B. A. ts’ God! to Thee juncts to a bride's wardrobe. At 11 o’clock the sexton informed the He Will Kill the St. Luis 1seum aud in Music . Autbor of libertr, as Now Presented in All of which leads naturally to the peaaiiee penitent that he would nave to Official. | 7 Address of Weicome Harry B. Hawes To Thee we sing: Ww ? eave, as he "aS i f . 3 £ prc; , » j . . f announcement of some exceptionally in “0 ~ oe fs. Oy is about to close th hurei Hall at the x po- Presentation of Banner....Hon. Champ Clark a aa eur lend ot bright the estern and . - s : : ‘,... | The stranger made no answer arn] the — , , Response — reedom's boly light. 0 eid information concerning Jue wen ton persisted in his request. By a Staff Correspondent. sition Building. Hon. C. A. Farris and Hon. M. FE. Benton wee oo Thy — Southern States. , hic y et & sine , le Silll getting no resp Se the sex con- , " ATE? 9~ 7 : . Tea » Our ; we grit agp: a be contained in the toot thee te ee onse he S«xton i RICHVIEW, Ill, May 25.—Circuit Attor- Address—Trusts and Democracy— s e) . 4 Si- atcl he ‘itl > vs ; ‘frais yy ‘e7ers ¥ 4 fig uis ol. Me C. J . n sas unc ay ost Dispatch. | my Festne ite pres maaed to Jead him froin ney Eggers, Dr. Ludwig . of St. Louis, Col. Ms. C. Wetmore Hon. Wm. J. Bryan will be received with Phat admirable publication has secured harly all the while and = ane oh K gt Coroner Mcllwain of this county and Addrers—Tbe Trust and Its Parents— “‘Hold the Fort."’ vi as - event , 17 *; ae: (cintt gse oy 4 ‘y Verner and two deputy Iion. David A. De Armond : the services of a number of persons ex- ventually notified. The patrolman thengn, | County Attorneys . Adafress—Monopolies Hon. Wm. J. Bryan , ; : he could make him talk, bat j sheriffs arrived here at 1:30 o'clock. ; Ban uet 1S Be- iat i ae 3 DCIMNMs Gauedl in the decora; {wen mistann. i uk, buat in that he pene! prt bus _— redler Pa How the Great é q Short Speeches by Distinguished Men of the Arriv al of Wm. . Bryan from : ; rey _AS a last.resort the-man was sent to the stra ‘ia anne a : cured some remarkable information con- os *° see se strange patient. The party stopped here and sent a Mr. e ’ , : : y, ‘now bhim,”” said the doctor, ; . Newcomb home en- ’ . , , ine tt? ‘ of oe * cerning the brides. after a glance at the new arr'‘val. ‘He's Stanton out to the — to Nearly 1500 persons will sit down to din ha ene pened ms 4 Aewarten. the en- ; the arena, five in the dress circle, five in; St. Louis was the center of National ; William Ogden, and he can talk if he wants | deavor to pacify the old man. ‘| ner in the Coliseum at 6:9 o'clock Thurs- anthem. ‘tattle ae “ag - oe ae in the |the balcony and five inside the St. Charles | pemocratic interest Thursday. “Sar: Ogdert ‘wnliea” 1 If he declines to sanct‘on the disinter-| gay evening and 7000 more will watcn them | will be distributed, and everyone le ox. | ito ence: Deattened about as. aieded | The meeting of the Democratic National AIT. gsdem seniled, but said nothing. blak — 7 y ‘aoa : . ee : : He cattered about as neede . When a reporter visited the Perce ment, the party ee to the grave | eat. eyeee se ‘be waved during the singing of | and there will be an ample force present to| Committee, the presence of Mr. Bryan, and ward Thursday Ogden was asleep in his |and disarm Newcomb. It will be the greatest méal ever serve: Ne we a ‘|care for the Music Hall crowd. the row between the a cell. On aelip of paper William whete this in the West heey By is expected, will require one and Preparations for the serving of the din- } Save Ae question: “What t'me fs it?” He was told 7“ see Fe? ny : half hours. After it is finished and the /ner began days ago. It takes time to get | #@!d factions in I!inols combined to make Then he looked around in a half fright-] noon. when, as told in these dispatches More men have been fed in one piace = a gu — ~—_— Harry B. Hawes, the | ready a meal for 13500 hungry men. In the, the occasion one of unusual attraction te ened way and said: SRN tian Aneel ey Egecrs of St, | one t!me—notably 4n army camps—but nev- | foastmaster, will arise, rap for order, and | first place, the eatables were ordered. There] Democrats all over the countrr “My penance ts over; it was to keep si- Wednesday, Circuit Attorney ge rs of St. er hae the San ween ore men cating tell Why we are here.’’ Following hie | were sea turtle to come from the coast, Th a Bierce astety lenos. for twente-foar inure.” . Louis .telephened from Ashley that he cae: : wit de aiouad a ce Delhi opening speech, this programme will be | mushrooms from Ahe caves, beef from the e inois fight has attracted its full on | would shortly start for this place. ar oe oe ‘a ve. ee . carried out: packing’ houses, game, vegetables, and| share of interest, and it deserves attention, 0 Mr. Eggers later changed his plans and and practically at one table. I'resentation of State and District Banners Pkg ad the dessert. They — ad mr because of the probable effect of any aCe ) . vere eae ae ; Richview was fer] But these 1500 men will not be there s'm- in the Name of the State Committee— m such huge quantities on @ days notice. | —————-——- , «| the nervous tension at Richview — ee ly to eat, nor will the 7000 onlookers, min Hon. Champ Clark | There was the table service to provide for - Barts nas Yen haught. since he did not come. Instead he vd 7 a 2 , h - as ot es State Banner in Beha!f of Pem- —the Sethe. napkins, china, — — sil- mils » Wa , - . sr ea , rs ’ the ' . . , : ’ t : : ee ll rs . rille ,e | 4nd women, be there simply to waten tu scot C@unty Hon. ©. B. Farris | ver. ere was the help—cooks, waiters, Toledo Bl Who Once Fined Him-|{ ana pr. eo eth ae el roger i Hacor others. They will be there principally to anni ye Orgy Be ees Na ener as porters. egg nig: I ane pe se Has a . county seat. us aile t I Os ata i ah oe 3 alle . , ‘ ct ges, e po an etties, e bdOoliers OR Refcrming a Boy. ‘ SP ives and speakers will have addressed it. AS /| were laid, and thus the. tables were built. tere are very few things in Uns word] A. .R. Campbell, who once made himself | '77eW 4 § eee ee liver addresses only to the banyueters andieach talker finishes in the Coliseum, he |The furniture houses supplied the chairs— that are of course, but ef course the il- | Widely known by fining himself for a mis-| all events, he had reached Ashley 5 on ; f iii ey hy; ee ig mg? , me p.m. Mr. Eggers and Dr. Ludwig, wearied ustrations accompanying this intorma- TYoung l*irsden, although 13 years old, has |~, Tamnville. Ve : CIRCLE A > at his + r = a aD - just finished a 30 days" sentence in jail. cf waiting, took train for Mamivitle. bates [4 TH STREET press Oe tion Wi >»€ cautilu ae mse al] the li- When arraigned before Mayor Campbell he arrived at Ashley in time to see them 7 ; EntRaance 8 - lustrations in the Sunday Post-Dispatch. | ¥@8 Sentenced to attend Sunday-school an@} wave adieu. Verner drove back lo Nasn- - "| church for eight weeks every Sunday or go ville : ots ' «* ' Before we reach June we will arrive at | io jail for 20 days. Wpon presenting a cer- d been inf sd of th sen . _* > ce ' tificate from his Sunday-school teacher at Mr. Eggers ha i wes Ve ew a T > , - wf m ware wi _ aid $1 by Mayor Campbell for ' fry liistory the veterans of two wars will dec- sty enor ‘On retuskt to Mtend thack’ che officials who had offered authority for the orate. the graves of men who died in boy will be locked up and the sentence | opening of the grave earlier in ine day, two wars. For the first tlitnge the vet- canyene Sut. retreated in the face of the probable re- sultant tragedy. erans North and South will decorate the 5 T R T Mr. Eggers dectarel that he would Lave graves of men who. wore the biftedand the FIR CLAIMS H EE VIC IMS. the examination, 4n spite of every obstacle gray. Texas has sent a ‘cagload of + interposed, legal or physical. Early Thurs- flowers North to be laid on the graves|TWo Fires in New York Tenement} 5.) morning Mr. Eggers and Dr. Ludwig of 2000 who lie buried at East Alton. Houses in Which Lives departed for Belleville, to obtain #n order Were Lost. of court vesting them with tne authority ; they seck. e satin ~ Music HALL? For NEW y OK, May ».—Two persons, a Circuit Attorney Eggers applied to Judge man and a woman, perished in a fire that Martin W. Schaeffer of the Belleville Cir- OvER-FLOW METTING destroyed a lodging. house kept by Fay cuit Court Thursday morning for an or- | 5 Jusus Noonan iltor rest F r-Seventh s t y , Tow ie sealed esta. 68 m imtroct,’ earl; der to disinter the body of Blossom New- PRESIOING tion the National Committee might take in the premises. It was generally agreed Thursday morn- ing before ihe committee that there would be no formal action at this meeting rel- ative to the unfortunate state of affairs, A majority of the members of the come The man was known by the name. of |comb at Richview. Judge Schaefer denied mittee who are present condemn Gov. Alt- Thompson, and ke was supposed to be aj the req est on the ground that the Coro- geld for his fight on the regular organiza- ye ge victim was @ negress. whose | ner had full power to act in the premises. HHL MTT tion in Chicago and the State at large, but name is not known, who was killed bv Mr. E@gers left, saying ‘he would return My HTT they were opposed to taking any decisive leaping from the top story of the building. | to Richview. ae HLL action, fearing the effect on the party at ged ng ras cetnes one bey betore - | large of anything like a direct blow at as aiscovercd, ; ; } fas suf- ; ; focated in hie room, The loss on the build. A TENT OVER HER GRAVE. eo bee he ee eal nr the National Press Bureau, whom «he Har- ing was $20,00. : Mrs. John Roathberg, & years old, was| Mr. Newcomb Has Established Him- the National Pres Bureau, whom ihe Fade that any action against him would be ace fatally burned in trying to escape from a ; | Pye plone ann ng « eso Phi self Permanently at Cemetery. The trenched dead at Chickamauga and tg tenement at Lavingston and Pitt By Staff Aa od aE tion against Altgeld. streets. ee dereiaine >: ' ; s These considerations led most of the - Chattanooga will be covered with RICHVIEW, Ill, May 2%.--Noon—Iiarry ticlans to he belief naretied bE. flowers carried by men who fought with FIRST LESSON COST Clayton, Mrs. Johnson's emissary to the een thet denenittee sreia tae ee , | Newcomb family, departed, presumably for : steps at this meeting, but that the clipping them and against them. . oil ht , Ola aati of —— . wings and the shelving of Ab- ; a ouls, S$ morning. J} man sew . geld would be accomplished quiétiy and : ; : NTRANCE To} — ‘ — day yen os filled is eee Count Mackleskow, a Russian Nobie- | comb drove him to Ashley, seemingly for 1ST Steeer ete cee aad “F. slleaer ot a a “te in thee ule adness, a beautitul memorial of the ; . wn, $$ CIRCLE Ano BALCony , a OS ete ee ee eee 4 man, Begins the Study of Ameri- the purpose of having his going unkno isdaset taibner dak "eh cok ference, by invitation of the eomaaiaaaa dead and a splendid promise for the liv- strengthens the belief that every effort can Customs. about 10 o’clock; he was agitated almost to DIAGRAM OF COLISEUM AND MUSIC HALL ee aa ee amen When Newcomb returned to Richview, ing. raha A On th ay f tl ho hav , the point of frenzy. He had learned at ' e graves of those who have re- | Special to the Post-Dispatch. Ashley of Circuit Attorney Eggers’ de- (Showing Entrances for Ticket Hoiders and Hours for Admission.) cently died two men of opposite convic- PHILADDLPHIA, Pas May %. — Count | parture for Belleville, to secure an order = tions concerning things spiritual, but of Frank Mackleskow, a member of Russia's | of court. Newcomb declared to friends the spectators. Elghty-five hundred is a, Will leave the stand and go to Music Iiall, 4599 of ihem. The smooth boards were cov- Al - | nobility, wno came to the United States and he d ‘ho heard, that no man © Sper . “— —aw es : pp aia: (there to address the overflow meeting. lered with heavy paper and they made tables equal. influence among the divided sons to cayec NOt who neard, large audience to talk to at one iime, but | The details for the dinner are perfect. that were firm and satisfactory. For them, study the country, took his first les- sail ' , +} of men, will lay cloquent wreaths. | son here 10 days ago at a cost of $3900. should touch the grave of his re ation the sentiment of anti-trust is a doctrine of | Fe tables *. th es = nents 560 vards of white table cloth was needed. ‘f - On the evening of May 14 the Count at- roper authority. He exclaimed meioara- » mas an S ' t, the arena 0 1e Couseum, : =o } j Robert G. Ingersoll. whose eloquence has nteh a 4 oie] He left nae ount it prop : the masses, and the masses are tv hear i On the north side, raised about four feet, All the hotels and the chinaware houses bi “oy ‘an Pin ‘ihe lobby saauenbore eee a matically, although it was pitiably serlous expressed, without cost. Music Hall is t» is a platform on’ which is th? speakers’ | Contributed Gant, elves ane Mesoege Os ee ‘h . ‘ ‘m ; nee -jact, an S y , ‘red a wWin- : : F > "ae 7 : : ~ , ° . ? re eh P rs ore than #00 eacn won plaudits even from those who bit some young woman with yellow hair. She | With him, that if her grave should be! be open to them; 10,000 will assemble tnere,| table. The guests at it will face the great feo Me any Pbe te foe ‘epcensi 1200 sugat smiled; the Count smiled. opened her father would refill it with his and each speaker will pass from the Cuoil- throng at the general tables. The platform | hoeran: 00 vegetable dishes: as many salts The Count took the engaging person to ' : ; —— ble | /s draped with flags and the table is tnd 1 amare « sarlv 1600 glasses and as supper and the next day complained’ to the Own corpse. seum to Music Hall. from the dititer tao ered with them. Back of this cable, above | ane peppers; Rom way Then they sent nearly police that she had robbed him of three He was, asked if he would permit tne /+, the platform, and will tell tne 19.900) the boxes and the dress earcle, is a huge ry cates. Basses. = lag Boye egg Po ee The young | disinterment in the event of the St. Louls| wnat before he told the 80. So that nearly to palin het th 2 Te eaatal caninaoets All these things were gathered together ‘ F ns ee ‘ ad. . ’ tat ‘s a P A —— in a { c . Ss t et. > see : ‘ - —— , authorities securing an order of court, @nd | 4090 persons may hear Thursd:y night the!) 01, g@anked by flags and clusters of red, jin the big Exposition con pee * Thurles THE WEATHER INDICA IONS it was suggested that such an order would spirit of the anti-trust crusade expounded | white and blue. Little attempt at elabor- | and were eens a po aie A oe tongs! j ’ . . > tv. To His New- : a P ‘ Jers. ate decoration has heen ma ic outside of Morning, wa oT 0 e 2 ae = ‘ , , . constitute proper authority) t by the crusade’s leaders 7 _'this. The balcony railings, the girders an | began the greatest dishwashing St. a rubies GENERALLY FAIR comb repifed that-his attorney, Charles! jovery arrangement for the big dinne , It is no fun to wash 30 odd the pillars are twined with red, white and | ever Knew. think it is, ask one én Moore. of Nashville, ex-County Attorney, | has been made and every ticket has been | blue bunting, and on the wi''s at {nter- Po ato appa articles—if you t! st 1S, a ‘ . a, lia es © si ‘ol- the women. St. Louis and vicinite—Generall did e sw -that it was, and that he|/«enld. There were a few box seats left at vals, are stars and shields of the same col oO em ‘bight and probably Friday. oe . - nor ‘ras bel uided by hi t . t st many. The decorations are} OFS, The tables themselves are taid with The supplies of eatables began to arrive e Pn gh , [Owe See ne ame | BOON, NES sued “| white, on which green vines are strewn, | at the building Thursday morning. The cu- Missouri—Partly cloudy, with showers and fhun-| torney. He assured close friends in the | up, the tables are spread and the cooks 4re) and these, with their g'ttter of silver. | linary department is on the Thirteent 4 derstorms Friday and possibly Thursday night: crowd of listeners that ‘he would remain/| at work preparing the food. The details; china and glass, present an attractive! street side, south of the ¢ orenpem., ae ee | ’ . be , h ¢ " , “ . ‘ t *% warier southeast portion to-night. true to his self-imposed trust of guarding of seating and serving have all beet worked sig nt. thie place drove wagon after wag nN, 4 i : ' , tables, fish and game. Hlinois--Partly clouds, with st ’ : a. e At every plate is to be lad she elaborate | With meats, vegeta : } ‘ 20Wers Friday and Blossom’s grave. out, the menu cards are printed and th onmemin A card of the A@innec. This | Huse giles of new potatoes alternated with | probably north portion Thursday night: Se ~— ’ , ’ > but : : rhile “ka de Aincst section. Tuitadeh etait 5 geht; warmer His attorney has kept him posted as to] band is in tune. Nothing is left now. but is about 6x8 inches. the iront red. with ab Ss piles rib ge ge Ried gor Reyer od ~ = — eentdaytee hes 7.8 movements of the St. Louis authorities. | the eating and the speaking. opening, through which shows tye picture | 4m ine ore vatines. kétties ce, gy ae ndiana artiy clouly Thursday night and Fri- Newcomb’'s latest information from this At 6 o'clock Thursday night, the St./| of Thomas Jefferson, "he Yonder of De- Long neon Fi red by gas ana early in the day, with showers in northwest portion: w . | source was that Dr. Ludwig remained at ; 7 . | mocracy. On it. in white letters, ia the | pans were hea , ph Bowe ae “ap nh, Warmer urc * & Coliseum will! ’ ; . | day they were sputtering and sizzling, the} wilj be made to preserve harmony at lea in south and central portions Thursday night; brisk | Nashville while Mr. Eggers went to Belle- i for the reception of diners end| Sentence, “Anti-Trust Dinner,” wita the nei les sending up clouds of vapor and all th rface. Mr. Bryan absolutely a : ; ville, and that Mr. Eggers would leave tne | be ms - samen “nee will be shown | place. date and “Complimen:s of the Jef- rang forth sundry savory ‘pmelle that omprationliy feclines to ene ony ome os aie i > oe ea > 2 occ he i ‘ hy i a . * ‘* 4 ot. . ‘ : | ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ lowa--Showers and possibly thunderstorms Thur cram — yh pore the return trip —_ t» their seats by ushers. Dinner will be ferson ( lub. a —_ L Rights made a man’s mouth water the lilinoia gat or to express any opinion. Fh Widnes. Sides urs- | drive with Dr. Ludwig from there to this | * eved at 6:20 o'clock to All; Special Privileges to None,” is in “Tl recognize no faction,” is what he er dee ic gpendl pe ss na tes point, In order that they might reach the At 7:30 o'clock ‘the doors on Thirteenth the upper left-hand corner, and a gold In ag | of oe —— and onion aes reported as having said to those whe . . , , Ip. r hureday worked women peelin ? é‘ ' scroll surrounds the oportrait opening. ! all day P a to get an expression «of opinies Segey soe Sale kas, PO St Sites bd age Os S31VH)D 1S te ee Ne _ as * 4 Ot Sere ae PPP in (5. en ap eae ae ene ae es ae * 7s had a L3331¢S ge re “te jx - h oe ma ty pes iy : ! s ; tn 3 id . Bitte ,, Ae age Lt ‘ Ay BPS eee he aan SAVaS FOG ~ Suz, 3n0nv hee S oh ae Ph n wa ely ” Pi aon a is sie ais ‘ we > 0g) | MR, Rasy a ; , seers ith ym fia in : ee ax! if ce a ef oe VP) rae t ? 2 y i & ‘ We : 3 ys 1 . Oe ar eee +. . i - " m . ‘ pert » ++ “ae Bix M\\ 3 é roa a ‘\ " \Wi\ vt a ie ie a wi % wie & ” in ge eS, Charles street doors of the * southerivy winds oe hg Td terly assail his theology, and 5 De Witt Kansas—Partly clotd , , , h ansas ¥ cloudy, with showers and t .| cemetery and perform their work without Seny= al osm vethagoe and Fourteenth streets will be opened to side are pictures of Mr. Bryan, Harry B.| and scraping them. A force of cooks was sought an teewasn went ie abe Se Newcomb declared that he would thwart Ihe doors t) Music Hall will be opened Wetmore. chairman of the baneuet com- —e 2 _ M6 . won B. — > ‘tt S avy P P py ~b ; , . wt ; . are he wor Atier the barqueters are seated. tne ~ Badges have been provided fur the dis-| chefs in white were busy preparing the| BB. Every effort wax made to Keep the What war? Height in feet, 24.1. Rise in the past 2 What he will do when the 8t. Louis au- in ribbon, with gold lettering and fringe. ww th s ies y will tise at bee a pa 1 Sen ee the dead line established by a tall and bute Papeete. Sliced Tomatoes. ; | open, tt ta true but heavs portiercs were the texts for its storres, its discussions or Houyty Temperatures. Other thinkers are represented in this a Sge Tenderloin of auce Gastronowe. weil pre : =~ a« M. Rell. who wae elected aesie’ unt sere . ni ae: Ce. car character and reputation. ; > Macaroons. It Was Accomplished. porters. The walters were put through a Talmage, whose flowers of speech have | derstorms Thursday nght and in east portion F the townspeople knowing of their presence ' ¢ . ier , seats. , . g P day: soutberly winds = eee Pet, here. Their arrival was expected at 1p. m. Ts Me Ky penn hee, aye om A ates Hawes, president of the c.ub, Col. M. C. | at work by 9 o'clock making soup stock in from him. 4 ‘ ; been a source of strength to many pul- se ‘ ; e spea ia . a dozen kettles. Into the kettles at va-{| Committee meeting feariy atl the time, this proposed plan, and he has prepared mittee, William J. Stone, chairman of the! rious times they dumped their ingredients, Dispatch the great topic of moment: | Sun rises at 4:41. Sun sets at 7:14. Moon sete | ly before noon he went out to the cemetery | 0 very ous who cares tu go. mittees and a short history of the ciub.| turtle offered when the dinner is on it] The National Committee did not get t0- “Was the War Worth While?” Gree G. SS. ee = and erected a tent on the grave of Blos-| ° P The souvenir fs haniso ne and complete, won't be the fault of the cooks. Otter! gether until 11 o'clock. It met in Parlor as . Sta f Ri som, The tent covers the Newcomb fam- will be given and the serv.ce of this menu tl | ; ge 0 ver. ily lot. Newcomb posted himself there. will begin: tinguished visitors. hey are of white sat-| fish and making ready the banks of ovens’. | proceedings from aie tg to ane Launch ef . | | : : newsepaper reporters who stood juat lo od Well, ancient history is not a field in] 1.1 feet. The rivers it, this section will rise a , ict. F Green Sea Turtle Soup. .) hal ¢ : ant on ‘ ’ : . t | thorities arrive none here will predict. He ; _ | The chairmen of the variovs comm'ttees | on which the food will be kept hot while - which the Sunday Post Dispatch finds a ve will not listen to reason, and may kill Radishes. Olives. Pickles. Salted Almonds wear white and gold badges; the members it in served, were also set up ae started. | ly policeman The door to the parlor Was c . as . , . somebody in his excitement. Striped Deep Sea Bass, Au County Bouillon. wear blue ones, with silver iettefing, sus- | the great kettles for the potatoes were in . » its picture Govt TI Potatoes. Recalling —_——— mmor ned he winds Pe aa ag place, and at noon Thursday the employes a a "7 panel Oteneae tical Ss. (Csovernment Thermometer, : Mhicken Pa Mushrooms. ; t yar an: “a “Oi av me } ' al a : ' 2 * * Pp si an ee ~ r.) FRANCHISE TAX BILL. hates serene go: ” Larded, Sauce Gastronom*. | The ushers will wear red bad 7 : committee, stood just ineide. Cat. N ol- discussion: Was the War Worth pe “tee & : Passed the New York Senate by a Lettuce Salad. | PREPARING THE BIG DINN #2 While?” —local thinkers, nen of force, an wi tee p.m Vote of 30 to 18. Neapolitan lee Cream. Strawberries, It will require 13) waiters for the big geant-at-armes., @at pear ready t> -ugpert pees ALBANY. NX. Y i ee te tee nt \ B — Cakes. feast, and all of oe are members of the Mr Martin and Gew, Beli in rept ang ime eae ALBANY, N. Y., ‘May #4.— ‘anchise Coffee. 1 were ected by its preastent e new 4 ; , : nder ¢ union, and Were se ) & pressien re. A lone newspaper Man ae mites eee fnere will be stories of adven In Other Cities at 7 a. m. tax bill passed the Senate to-day by a vote Claret ond Sauterne Punch. An Enormous U taking and How They will have the help of %) boys and i: ) er het whan aeee ch > ture, of life as remarkable, people live it, | New York . ....38 Kansas City of 30 to 18 Three Democratic Senators , e speeches the band wiil play il a he cet | pe ween aan After the presenta- The police protection Thursday night wiii | drill Thursday afternoon that they might ) ishments by great men, much Celene -+>: ef 4 | voted with the solid Republican majority. appropriat en ‘bling and uplifting and much pee scan Mainsnnic lle: Sanetiooes oe The bill was subsequently passed by the of the first banner, the band will | ne ali that could be wished. The board has se yo A paced agp erne a j entertaining in the next | Bearer ---- --+----« 03. Boapacencncsitt Assembly. two ublicans voting .wtt the Ra oe 5 ie eae ve % . . 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