St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 9

nimrtrr I AcJ thi tCsw Day -Advertise Them In th. Post-Dispatch. The Post-Dispatch Will Be Read by Busy Thousands and Your Filled Ere ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 25, 1892. POST-BISPAICHHPAGES lit (UUIHJLU OUR NOW.

IT IS PICNICS. IT WILL BE TO INTEREST TO BE SALE T-ITIRIR a are -willing to let the goods at a arood deal less than bouzht thsm cash can do at our Great Removal Sale. studies in music, preparatory to going to Europe to complete ber musical education. Miss Mary Good has gone to Collins vllle, to pend several weeks with friends. lss Grace Holt left last week to spend ten days with Cincinnati friends.

Miss Gnssle Herman left last week with a party of friends for St. Paul and the lake resorts, to be absent until September. Mr George H. Hutching has gone to Colorado for a few weeks' travel for the benefit of his health. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles P. Johnson and family have gone to Asbury Park for the month of August. Capt. Edward Joy has gone to Davenport, to spend ten days with relatives.

Mrs. John Keefe and her little daughter, Mabel, left last week for the lake resorts to be absent a month. iMr. and Mrs. J.

E. Liggett left last week to oln their son. Mr. Hiram Liggett, In New lexlco. Miss Madge Lytle has gone to Bewanee, Tenn.

where she will spenc the remainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Lee joined last week at Lebanon Springs a party of St. Louis friends. Misses Susie and Fannie Lawton have gone to Indianapolis. to spend two or three weeks with friends. Miss Alice Morllck accompanied her sister last week to Sweet Springs, where they 111 remain until September.

Miss Mary Maxwell, after a pleasant visit to St. Louis friends, has gone to her home in Illinois. Mrs. H. L.

Merry left on Tuesday to visit friends in Kansas City. Mrs. J. D. Mc Auliffe has gone to Colorado, to be absent until Oct.

l. Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Cullen Merrls have gone to Lake Geneva, Wis.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller and children have gone to St. Panl and the lake resorts for a tew weeks.

Miss Agnes M. Merrlman and Miss Kate Merrlman have gone to Lebanon Springs to spend the month of September. Mrs. B. M.

Miller has gone to Virginia to spend the remainder of the season visiting her relatives at her old home. BBSS Mr. and Mrs. George Oyler have Joined a party of friends who are summering at Green Lake, Wis. Mr.

and Mrs. John O'Nell and Miss O'Netl nave gone to Lebanon springs for a visit ot a fortnight. Mrs. John M. Power has gone to Colorado to spend month of August In travel.

Miss Lillian Palmer of Westminster place has gone with a friend to Sewanee. Tenn. where they will remain until September. Mrs. T.

H. Pope left last week accompanied by her sisters to visit the family ot her son, Mr. Charles Pope of Moline, ill. Mrs. G.

Rogers, accompanied by ber sister, left last week for sweet springs. Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Stewart left last week by boat to make a trip to St. Paul and return. Mrs. B. W.

Smith has gone to Omaha, Neb. to spend several weeks with Mrs. W. Williams. Mrs.

a. C. Tntum and her son. Master George latum, left last week to spend six weeks la travel through the West. Misses Kutherine and Carrie Tracey have gone to sedaiia.

to spend several weeks with friends. Ailss hltmore and her daughter. Miss Jennie Whltmore. lert last week by boat for Qulncy, where they will spend several weeks with friends. GOSSIP.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Godefrol are in Paris, France.

Little Miss Vlrgle Dunn Is visiting her NOTIONS. Motions at Removal Sao Prices. Ladies' Surah Silk Sashes with Silver buckle, worth 75c; RemoTal Sale price 25c. Best Sewing: Needles, all sizes, worth 5c; Removal Sale price 2o paper. dren at Seabrlght.

where they will stay until September. Mrs. Win. Duncan retained last week from Green Lake for a few days, leaving her children there with Mrs. Jacob.

She on ly spant a few days In the city and went back on Saturday. Dr. Wm. H. Eames.

who has been spending bis summer vacation In the East, returned a few days ago from New York City. Miss Fruchte, who has been spending the summer at the seashore and In the Adlron-dacks, has returned home. Mrs. Nannie Garrison, who has been spend, lng several weeks with Chicago friends, has returned home. Mr.

and rs. Charles Greenwood have returned from Old Point Comfort. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gauss and Miss Gauss have returned from Block Island, where they spent the rummer.

Miss Halite Guhan returned this week from Kansas City, where she has been visiting her parents. Dr. Gandy and party have returned from Peoria, having made the ronnd trip on the steamer Grar Eagle. Mr. D.

W. Guernsey has returned from a visit of a few days to his family, who are spending some time at the Gasconade Hotel. Lebanon Springs. Mr. Will damage, who has been making quite an extensive trip through the East, returned home, via Chicago, a few days ago.

Mrs. J. E. Hllby, who, with her children, has been spending the summer with relatives In West Virginia, returned home this week. Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Harrington of Ellendale have returned from a visit of two weeks to their relatives at Buffalo and Rochester, N. Y.

Mrs. L. Hoepker has returned from a visit of a fortnlirht to her Chicago relatives. Mrs. S.

Judge, who has been summering at Asbury Park, has returned home. Mrs. Mary V. King has returned from the seashore, where she has been spending the summer In charge of her grandchildren. Mrs.

J. S. Kendrlck has returned from a little visit to her relatives In Illinois. Mrs. T.

D. Kimball, who has been attending the W. C. X. U.

Convention at Plasa Bluffs, has returned home. Mrs. it II. Little, who has been spending the summer in Detroit, returned home a few days ago. Mrs.

Campbell McFarlane, who has been spending the summer in the East, returned home with Mrs. McGrewon Saturday. Mrs. George 8. McGrew and her daughter.

Miss Myrtle McGrew, returned home on Saturday from a visit of ten wee its to the seashore, and the Kastern cities. Mills of Valley Park has returned from a s' earn boat excursion to Keokuk with a party of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mler of Delmar avenue who have been spending several weeks at Eureka Springs, since their return from Europe, are at home again.

Mr. John Prock. who has been spending the summer In Minnesota for the benefit of his health, will return home next week. Mr. Koweil and his daughters have returned from Clifton Sprlnvs, N.

T. where they have spent the summer. Mrs. Koweil remained at the springs for a few weeks longer, and will not be home before Sept. i.

irs. C. H. Sampson ha returned with her children for Gleuellen springs, where they have spent the past two montus. Mrs.

c. slevln has returned home after spending a month at Mackinac. Mrs. lilard Mielpand baby returned this week from Lebanon Springs, where they have been with irlends, at the Gasconade Hotol. apt.

Samuel Slawson has returned from Toronto. Canada. where he went to attend the convention. Mr. and Mrs.

Georire Sparhawk, who have been spending a month at Grand Haven, will I eturn home In about ten days. Mr. end Mrs. E. llcknor, who have been spending the past six weeks in the East, returned hums Wednesday.

Mrs. Trac-v, who has been making a visit to Mrs. Blow tit her summer home lu I ion ton, has returned home. Lottie Vlnlnsr. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.

Crews at Pacific, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. -Vndrew Warren and family have returne'l from the seashore. '1 hey w-ent first to Bloc Island, and then to Watch Hill.

Mr. and Mr-. Win. H. Woodward will retain home in a few days from a trip to Toronto, CanaUa.

Miss Aueusta V. Warren has returnel from a visit to her relatives in Litchfield, 111. a ran 1: DOMESTICS. At 7ic Extra Fine Heavy Canton Flannel; regular goods. Removal Sale Price, 7Hc Remnants 11-4 Pepperell At Sheeting; regular 25c goods.

Removal Sale Price, 16Hc LINENS. All-linen 16-inch Crash; regular 7c goods. Rernoral Sale Price, 5c At 5c Glorious Bargains IS Wash Fabrics. 4500 yds of 36-inch China Cloth; regular I2c quality. Bargain Day, 3500 yds of fine quality of Dress Gingham; would be cheap at 10c.

Bargain Day, 5c GtESHXTTIjES, N. W. COR. SIXTH Society People Entertaining Their Friends With Outings. HTJMBSOTJg OPIH AIR ATTAIR8 GIVES THZ PSX8XHI WXXK.

Webster Groves People Corn Into the City to Hold a Picnlo at Forest Park Thn Xdat of Returns ot Society People Ke.pld.lr Increasing Doings In the World ot Fashion. Picnics and outing expedition are ft 111 the most popular forms of enjoyment for the heated terra. Scarce a day passes without Its picnic party at forest Park or excursion to some more remote point. Quite a large party young people from Webster Grores picnicked a few days ago at Forest Park. Among them were Misses Ter-lie Stocker, Sylvia Allen, Josephine E.

Tick-nor. Halite Favertte, Grace Sperry. Lena Mc-Farland, Mary Hart. Messers. Charles Hart.

Will Plant, Gilbert Sparry and Grant Smith. Mrs. Methudy, who has a summer cottage at Meramec Highlands, entertained a gay picnic party on Wednesday, who went out from the city early In the morning and spent -the day. Among the party were the Misses Carroll. Rev.

Dr. and Mrs. Sterling give a lawn party this week In compliment to their daughter. Miss Edith Sterling, at their suburban home at Old Orchard. Mrs.

A. L. Pope gave a mustcale on Monday In compliment to her sister. Miss Speed of Loulsrllle, who is her guest. Miss Annabel Biggs entertained quite a large party of her young friends last Monday evening.

lss Louise Walbrlrtge entertained a small company of her schoolmates at an Informal tea on Friday evening, the occasion being her 15th birthday. Mrs. E. A. Wheeler entertained on Friday evening at her suburban home the young married ladles of her church gaud.

VISITORS. Mr. and Mrs. Viva. R.

Barksdal9 of Mem-phls arrived In St. Louis last evening and will spend several weeks. Vlss Amelia Boeblnger of Cincinnati Is spending a few weeks with Mrs. E. A.

Becker Of this city. Mr. Walter Sillers, a young lawyer from Rosedalc. is visiting frtends on Lucas place of this cltv on his way home from an cxtendPd trip in the mountains of Colorado. V.

isnllerton has been, making a little visit to friends at Klrkwood en route for Columbia. where she will attend school. Miss Nt'ttle llrockciau is mating a visit to Miss Chesnut at her country home. and Mrs. Fr ink II.

Below and family of Chicago are spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. M.

Bryant. airs. George Cunie of Pacific. Is pending ten days with frlands in the city and suburbs. ('.

C. Cowen, who has been visiting Mrs. Plawson. has returned home. Miss Llllle Ferguson of Chlcajrols visiting Mrs.

W. 11. Ayres or Garrison avxnue. Miss Gormley of Nebraska is spending several weeks with Miss E. Noble.

The Misses Haener of Jacksonville arrived last week to visit their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blnckmer, and be present at the opening of the fall festivities.

Mrs. C. B. Hacker oi Eureka, Mo. is spending a fortnight with St.

Louis friends. Miss Jesie Hubbard arrived last week from Kansas Citv to visit her sister, Mrs. Hlnton. and Mrs. George Kritsch of will sorn spend a lew weeks In the city.

Mrs. Knott of Dallas, Is visiting Mrs. J. YV. Howard.

Miss McElroy of Keokuk, arrived last week to visit friends at Old Orchard. Miss Mason of Javenport, lo. arrived last Week to visit the family- of Mr. Samuel Sample. Mrs.

Frank Nlcholis, Miss Dora Harrison, will spend the month of September with her father. Mr. John w. Harrison. Mrs.

1'ernel and son. who have b3e. spen 1-Ing the past three weeks with Kev. and Mrs. sterling of Grace Episcopal Chvrch.

have returned home. Mr. Jesse Stevenson of Wyoming, O. arrived last week to visit his sister, Mrs. J.

W. Sutherland. Miss Stevenson of Orange, X. enjoying a delightful visit to Miss Bessie Penny at lier suburban home. Miss Jessie Stocker of Oxford.

O. who spent last week with Mrs. Mock bridge, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs.

C. II. Sampson are entertain, lng friends from California. Mrs. E.

Van Dyke and daughter, en route from the East for their Southern home, are making a visit to Mrs. H. V. Hawkins of Olive street. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Van Dyke of Atlanta. are spending a few days In the city on their way home. Mr. and Mrs.

Woods and children spent last week with their sister, Mrs. Kllpatrlck. RETURNS. Miss Lula Allen has returned from a visit to Carthage, Mo. Mrs.

E. V. Baker, who has been spending the summer at Rye Beach, will return to her home on' Locust street on the 1st of September Mr. and Mrs. H.

F. Hopplns of Gamble street have Just returned from Salt Lake and lenver. where they have been spending the summer. Mr. James Montague has returned from quite a lengthy trip through Ohio and ln-- dlana.

Mrs. Charles McLaren and daughter. Miss May Alice, ere expected home shortly Iroin the F.ast. Miss Nellie Norton, who accompanied Mrs. Mciaslaud to Colorado, Is expected home the last of this week and will probably go to the Lake City later on.

Me. John Wllklns and daughters. Misses Emma and Daisy, have returned from their summer trips una are at their home, 3427 l'lne Street. Miss Marlon Maiden has returned from a delightful visit to New Florence, Mo. Che was the guest of Mrs.

Bast. Miss Leila Allen, who has been visiting relatives at Carthage. has returned home, Mrs. Blerman and family of Washington avenue have returned home from the seaside resorts in the East. Mrs.

Board man. who has been spending the past two months on a tour of the West, has returned home. Miss Ella Beers, who has been making a delightful tour of the West with a party of friends, has returned home. Miss Mary Bridge, who has been with friends at Mackinac, has returned home. Mr and vrs.

Warrendorf Blow and Miss Mary Blow have returned from a visit to Detroit Lake, Minnesota. Miss Hulda Bienenstock has returned from Lebanon Springs and Is at Hotel Beers. Mrs. s. 1).

Barlowe. who has been spending severa; weeks visiting relatives In the interior of the State, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Tneodore Benulst have returned from Madison, wnere, with their family, tuey have been spending the summer.

Air. and Mrs. Halstead Burnet, who have been making a very extensive tour of the Eastern resorts, returned home last week. Miss Amanthus Buckner, who has been spending the past month in Springfield, with her relatives, has returned home. nr.

and Mrs. Henry Chase and family have returned from their summer sojourn in the vfr! M. T. Chesnut. who tons been making a tour of Colorado during the past few weeks, has returned home.

anri Mrs. w. L. Cassldy. who have been Dending the past month at Green Lake, bav riturnehome.

Mrs. cassldy is sua in poor Doggett, who went to the seashore rltlt bis family, has returned after a little yaeatlon. leaving Mrs. Doggett ana the chil- for. See what a little LIU Ulllllll LUUUIlUtl.

N. W. CORNER SIXTH ST. CHARLES STS GENTS' FURNISHINGS. At 5c Lot of Gents Lfnen Col- lars, worth I2c; Removal Sale Price, At 5c Lot of Gents Four-ir t-I -1 A nnalaHa Tin inArfK 20c Removal Sale Price, At J5C Lot Gents' Flannelette Overshirts, worth 50c; Removal Sale Price, 3 At 37c Lot Gents' White Laundered Shirts, worth 75c; Removal Sale Price, Ait 225fi5o Good All-Bone Corsets, worth 50c, large sizes; To-morrow, Houoe-Furniohingo.

Plated White Metal Spoons, guaranteed not to tarnish, at 15c set of six; worth Af -40c. JAt I 5 Cset. A lot of good Coffee Mills, worth 50c, go At at 25c JAt2kC and ST. CHARLES matter. Mrs.

Gallagher and her daughters asked for a continuance, owing to their at torney being nnahle to attend. A hearing for tbe two physicians was set for Saturday next at 1p.m., and one for the Gallaghers on sept. 2 at o'clock p. m. The board then adjourned.

Gallagher Won't Let Do. Superintendent Gallagher pf the Poor House was around the City Hall yesterday afternoon. He says that be will watf tbe action of the Mayor and bold the fort until his successor Is appointed. "If any of the crowd go out there," said he, "It won't be bealtby for them. Their proceedings have been most Illegal and I Intend to fight them In tbe courts.

Bear the Soul of a Xrakaoer Piano ting at Koerber'i. not Olive MXSSOUftl MATTERS. Personal Political and General Hew From Interior Town. Wells VILLI, Aag. 25.

The cos4 eoates fer the gold saedal will Uke Iim Sept. 1. Cheats Clerk sua Mr. Morton were both here UaS week. John Prinster of Little Roak, is vlslllsg rel stlrc here.

Miss Mosely of Wesurills Is the gassl ef Wlle Tills frlenSs. Mr- Cole Douglass has retaraea tress bis I lip Colorado. Feytoa ef Meadoa, Is speadfag a few days with relUve. Miss Kate EUleoti, ef Palmer, Is vUlUag ber coasts. Miss Mary Ellleott.

Mrs. David Petty of Mexloo has returned fcoaie. Mrs. ToalskJI'laaad of Stater was the guest ef Mrs. Jo last week.

Jndca Shaw anU wife of Llacola Couaty wore guts of J. Kds and wife foe a week. ui nebula lari eaaa? lot aa exseaeea visit to friends la Carthage, o. Mrs. Kilsaootb Cox, aaviherof Kit Cox, died few days ago.

agad 78 years. Mrs. Cos was satire ef Warrea Couaty, fXy. Mra. Heary Mewart died vary auddealy aa leS Saturday of heart altaaa.a while anareralag wlta frleade.

Har eaMghler. Mlaa Floroaao, la eery ale with malarial (ear. WelUville Fair will pan ad Seel. 18 sad eee-tlaia four days. A ausaber ol sna berae are eeofcea for tbe raeaa.

One in sreew ef alp deaths wuies from Cow-sumption. That's about tne proportion. Assi almost every deatsi from Consumption ramus freest negUct and daisy. Tkare's neglect areventlna; Ja disss ilffsy in coring it. You can prevent it sad care it, ii you'll act time, with Dr.

Pierce's Golds Medical DlsowTsry. Poor and Impure baood makes 70a an assy vl solas a scrofulous couViltaon ag tbe system invites ts. Ton mast reach the dh tbrottxh tbe blood, and tbe "Dtseor. ll It's 1 tiva fclood-olannai as most potent aad effee-, strssurtb-restorer, ami mows io rnortlruU science. faasb-builder that's known I The scrofulous affection of tea longs taata called Consumption, and ovary form of sorcg- nia ana Diooa-taunts, au rieia to it.

Fur Weak Limes, Rptttlng of Blood. Bronchitis, siuina, ana au Severn, an aneqnaled remedy. Lukterlns; Cfcocha, tta And it's tbe only one that's do what is claimed for it. If li fails to I fit or oura, yoa havs your back. Children Cry fe pxTCxam AOTORIA HilDnDADV flPRT (HI ILI i i ii iii4ii i ii It "will pay you.

"We N. W. CORNER SIXTH AND ST, CHARLES STS REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS. Remnants of Half-Wool Dress Goods HALF PRICE. Remnants of All-Wool Dress Goods, HALF PRICE.

Remnants Striped Velvets ind Pjain Velveteens, price has been 50c to to-morrow lSo FLANNELS. A. 10o Lot Navy Blue and Scarlet All-wool Twilled Flannels," worth 30c; to-morrow. At lOc Lot Fine Striped Flannelette and Outing Cloths, worth 15c; to-morrow 10c HOSIERY. We have 100 dozen fine 40-gauge Richelieu Rib Cotton Hose, in slates and grays, that are worth 35c; we will clear them out on Bargain day at Sic UMBRELLAS.

We will make an endeavor tomorrow to sell out all our 2.95 Twilled Sillc Umbrellas, with cases and tassels and fine horn handles; so on Bargain Day they are $1.89 TFTpr.ivnvr"y cfc son. were obliged to defer their trip for another season. Miss Birdie Dunn leaves very soon to visit her uncle. Dr. Dunn of Portland, Me.

From ti ere she will go to Bar Harbor to visit relatives of tbe Iilalne family. Mrs. Charles Clarlc of New York, a daughter or Mrs. Heavy of St. Louis, sails for Kurope Sept.

5, with her son, I'Ullllp, wno will commence a course at Eton. Mrs. Theodore Foster and her sister, Mrs. Iewls Bailer, have sold their cottage at Lebanon and nave returned to the city, both ladles looking remarkably well. Mrs.

V. C. Batcheldor, who left here for the fcast In July, when last heard from was having a charming visit to her old friends and sister In ew York and vicinity. Misses Kuifene, OUe and Elda Tletre! are with a party of friends spending tbe month of AUfrust at the lake resorts. They went up to f-t.

i'aul on the steamer iary Morton. Mrs. Gen. Pike, Miss Flora l'lke-Hlrsch, Dr. Henry Hartwell with tome lady friends of the latter gentlemen, formed a party at Wednesday's matinee to hear Charity Ball." Miss Fannie Blllinasly will return scon to Georgetown, P.

where she will resume her studies in the Georgetown convent bchool. She belongs to the graduating class of '9i-93. Mrs. Jennie E. Mellon, who has been spending the past month in New York City Investigating art matters, has returned home.

MaJ. and Mrs. Mellon have moved to 45 Olive street. Mr. Golson, who left with his family Aug.

1 for the Colorado resorts, has returned to the city leaving Mrs. Golson and the children to spend ttielr time at Manltou and other points. Dr. N. Gunman, accompanied by his daughter.

Miss Henrietta Gunman, has gowe to St. Paul by steamer, and will spend or three weeks at tne lake resorts before returning home. Mme. Charlotte nofhnan, after a few weeks' visit to New York city and Saratoga, went to the catsklll Mountains, where she will remain until bept. 1, when she will return to the city.

Mrs Lorenzo E. Anderson p.nd-tlttle daughters and son. Master Lorenio E. Anderson, Jr. and Uer mother.

Mrs. M. A. Gllsinn, ana Miss Etta GlUinn will return la a week Irom Chisago City, Minn. Mrs Charles D.

Comfort and Master Norman Brown Oomfort and maid have left Lake Mln-netonka and gone to Waukesha, where they were met by Mrs. Comfort mere and Mr. Charles D. Comfort. Dr and Mrs.

Wm. N. Conrad and children. Mlss'llelen Conrad. Master Wm.

L. Conrad nn nnrt. are at the Gasconade, Lebanon Springs. Tn doctor divides his time between St. Louis and Lebanon.

Mrs James Byrne, who has been making a tour of the summer resorts, has returned home bringing with her her little son Leigh. who ha. beln months wltn bis grandmother in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs. Wlllard Crandell.

formerly of this city and now residing In Breckenrldge, Colo are rejoicing over their first-born' a haby -dlSghter, who ha. come to gladden their nearts aii nte Boyle of Alton is spending a cltr the guest of her aunt, Mrs. "reeland iSfnn the coming month muS Rovla will preside at the organ of the Laayftteweshytrlan Church. -a- ii ciark and Mrs. Fttzgibbon left on Monday ght to attend the vrt convention at Excelsior Springs.

At of the convention Mrs. Clark will vuif henlece? Mrs. Lilly Gregory of Kansas City Mr Mil- Mulanphy Cates are expected hJMrlv next week. They are spending a in ew York City after passing tne IfUfZ.t Hatley. Canada, where there has a large party of St.

Loul. Pfrii vrands. who has been spending few weeks with her parents at their ronffv in Ferry Part. has been fSth? Sast ten days, but (s now conval-scent, mSTwUH to return borne by Mr" inn Mrs. wm.

farrar and their Hi-ter Xdmond Garesche, are spending ciiautauloa' during their S-nVJ? tMlr mother. Mrs. Wm. if. Jen kwping houw for them In their suburban home.

n. Elliott efCinelnnatl. who baa Mrs. Ben Taylor of Washington her Journer westward. ShJ wJ Francisco, whither TEMPORARY AT I I Cocoa Castile Soap, worth 5c; Removal Sale price 2c cake.

Sewingr Silk, best makes, worth lOc, lOO-yd spools; Removal Sale price 3o spool. Tooth Brushes, English bristle, worth 10c; Removal Sale price 4c each. Good quality Envelopes, 25 in Removal Sale price 3c package. White Wove Writing: Paper. 120 sheets in package; Removal Sale price Oc package.

English Bristle Hair Brush. worth 45c; Removal Sale price 23c. TEA COWIMS. A 7Qn Only 4 dozen left of Ml 57 those fine Tea Gowns, worth to-morrow 70c. Lace Curtains.

500 Pairs to Be Closed Out Lower Than Ever. ST A ST. LOUISA H. Missouri's Ex-Labor Commissioner Will Write the Campaign Gospel on Tariff. New York, Aug.

25. The Democratic Sub-Committee on Literature of which Joslah Qulncy is chairman has at last decided on the man who Is to get up tbe tariff chapters of the campaign text book. This is the last selection to be made and a long list of names was canvassed before the floal selection was made and at last Lee Meriwether, ex-Labor Commissioner of Missouri, was chosen. Mr. Meriwether, the committee thought.

Is specially fitted for this work as he has but Just returned from a long tour through the highly protected countries of Europe, where he made a special study of the tariffs and their effects upon labor. Mr. Meriwether's observations have been gathered Into a book now on the presses of Scrlbner's. Many of the facts of this book will find a preliminary lodging place in the campaign text book. To a Post-Dispatch representative be said: "From my study of the question and from the examination of the highest authorities, I am satisfied that protection while Increasing tbe cost of living does not increase tne laborer's wages.

I propose demonstrating this In the text book by Incontrovertible and abundant authority, lam going to show also the price the American people pay for protection, and Included In that snowing will be the recipients of the excess price paid on account of high tariffs. "One feature I wish to give special attention to Is tbe moral aspect of protection. I wish to show that protection has a tendency to lower the standard of morals and as the lion. Benjamin Butterworth, a good Republican, once put it, "The statements of the beneficiaries of protection cannot always be relied upon. "Another point I shall endeavor to make clear Is that wages are higher In the United States than in England, because of the greater effectiveness of our worklnumen and not because of the tariff.

This petition can be proved by showing that the waxes of American labor were blgher than those of English labor In our so-called free trade period, vis. from 1846 to the war. Mr. Meriwether, who Is assisted by Mr. S.

H. Angellof New Yor city, an expert on the tariff, has offices In the Reform Club, Tw enty -seventh ana Fifth avenue. bTILL IK SESSION. Flfteomh Annual Oonvention of tbe Be-rean Missionary Baptist Association. The fifteenth annual convention of the Berean Missionary Baptist Association got to work again to-day in the Second Baptist Church at Klrkwood at 10 o'clock.

Reports of committees were received and several instructive sermons were delivered up to noon when the morning session adjourned. The convention-was opened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Moderator Rev. J. L.

Cohron. pastor of Central hurcbof this city, called the convention to order and liev. K. W. Alexander of Pilgrim church led the devotional exercises.

Rev. Frederick McKln-ney welcomed the visitors and Rev. i. M. J.

Clark of Mount Zlon Church, this city, responded. At the afternoon session (he lollowlng officers, reported by the committee on Nominations, were elected and Installed: Moderator, Rev. J. W. tuse of i iiainber Street Church.

St. 1-ouls: Vlre-Modtrators, Rev. C. W. c.

Clark or Mount Zion and Rev. George W. West of Central Church secretary, Kev. J. L.

cohron of central Church; Treasurer, a. J. Patterson of Alierton: Executive Board. Revs. R.

II. Cole, First Church; E. W. Alexander, Pilgrim; Wm. J.

Brown, Rock Springs, and Rev. Joseph Armstead of Ulencoe. The reporisofthe retiring officers were hearJ. Kev. W.

J. Brown of Rock Springs preached In tbe evening. Fpor-Hoase Investigation. Xothing was accomplished at tbe meeting of tbe Charity Commissioners yesterday afternoon. Tbe board baa become wary of tbe reporters and shut'tbemselve ap In the committee-room of the Council, admitting no one except a single wltuess at a time.

Dr. Jones and Dr. Reel both weat before them and were Informed that tbe board understood Judge Anderson been retained to defend them, ibis was a surprise to tbe doctors as neither of them bad been consul ted la tbe cousins In Alton. Mr. Charles Schmedlng has returned from his summer tour.

Miss Mamie Hqtchtnson is spending August with a party of friends. Mrs. B. Tlernan and daughter. Miss Mary Tlernan.

are at Saratoga Springs. Mrs. Cbaiess Cabanne is enjoying her flrsl summer at home for many Misses Schafer and Miller of 3229 Pine street have returned home from the East. Mrs. George C.

Dyer will return home shortly from a sojourn In Michigan. Miss eleste Tracy and Miss Mary Reyburn were in Paris when last heard from. Mrs. R. B.

Campbell is spending several weeks with relatives at Louisiana, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rates are spending the heated term at Richfield Springs. N.

Y. Mr. L. M. Chipley and daughters of Delmar avenue will spend a fortnight In the North.

Mr. John S. Momtt and Miss Nellie Moffltt will return this week from Green Lake, Wis. Mr. J.

II. Relnlnger has returned home from Green I.ake, alter a three weeks' stay. Mrs. Hugh Campbell, with her sister. Miss Keyl, are summering at Richfield Springs, N.

Y. Col. Joseph Newman, who has been spending a month at the summer resorts, is home aain. Mrs. Hester Clymer has for her guests at her country home Miss Clark and Ber-niudy.

George F. Morltz and family have gone to Chicago and Milwaukee to speud a few weeks. Mrs. Will stannard has been quite seriously 111 all summer, but is now somewhat Improved. Miss Dottle Grace will retcrn home next w-eek after a delightful visit to Atlantic Heights.

Mrs. Clymer's brother, George von Schroder, has not returned from his trip to Colorado. Miss Julia Gregory has postponed her intended visit to Chicago friends until some time In October. Mrs. Mary E.

Souther of West Belle place is spending the month of August with relatives at Columbia, Mo. Mrs. E. V. P.

Bitter, who has been spending the summer at Asbury Park, will return home next week. Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Crane have recently taken possessston of their handsome new home.

No. 4b8 West eil place. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Temple, who are summering at the Thousand Isles, will not retnrn home before Sept. IS. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of All port, formerly of St.

Louis, have returned to the city and will reside at Frazer Park. Dr. Gustavus Henrlchs has gone to Rochester, N. Y. to attend the Association for the Advancement of science.

Miss Sienna Varrleras Is with a party of friends summering at Cape May. She Is expected home In ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Abel and children are making the river trip to St.

Paul and return by the steamer Mary Morton. Mrs. P. II. Mellon and Misses Madge and May Mellon have returned home alter a pleasant visit to Creal Springs.

Ylss Alice Kennon Is spending the month of August with relatives In Columbia, Mo. she will return home early next week. Mrs. Auguste Chouteau and sister. Miss Tereia 'lay lor, are at Narragansett Pier.

Later on Miss Taylor goes to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Freeland Dunn are erecting a handsome home on West Pine street, of which they will soon take possession. Mrs.

J. W. McLellan, who. with her chil dren has been making the round trip by steamer to St. Paul, has returned home.

A cablegram has been received from Carlsbad announcing the safe arrival of Dr. James A. Campbell, who will spend some weeks there. Mr. and Mrs.

Rob Patterson, who have been spending the past month on the shore of Lake Erie in Pennsylvania, are expected home this week. Mrs. J. W. McEntyre Is out at Old Orchard visiting her friend, Mrs.

Sam Slawson. while Mr. slawson Is In Canada attendln the convention. Miss Laura Durkee. who has been spending the past six months in European travel, is expected to return borne by the latter part of October.

The eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wall ot Lucas place has been quite HI with typhoid fever and Is still confined to her room. Mrs. C.

J. Boiler, accompanied by Miss Nellie Devlne, is spending several weeks In the East. They are expected here In about ten days. Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Douglas, who have been making a little visit to Saratoga Springs, have returned home. They visited Chicago en route. Mr. and Tutt, who Mrs. Dent Tutt and Miss Mamie ware booked for Alaska this sea- she will go to reside a year with her aunt, Mrs.

Col. Clifford. Mrs. Erastus Wells entertained a few friends at dinner at her country home, last evening. Among those present were Mrs.

Tutt and daughter. Miss Mamie Tutt. Prof, and Vrs. Potter. Mr.

M. L. Washington, Mr. Ilirschberg, Mr. Henry Kent and a few others.

Lieut, and Mrs. Pownattan Clark, formerly Miss Clemens of this city, who have been with a large family party at llatley, Canada, all snmmer, will spend the month of September In Washington, D. C. before returning to this city for a little visit before going to bis post. Mrs.

Will Bass and her daughter, Mss Lillian, and ber married daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. James Chamberlain of Kansas City, who are ail we'l known in St. Louis, have gone to Baltimore to reside. Mrs.

Has Is a sister of Gen. Ship, the Principal of the Virginia Military Institute, situated at Lexington, Va. Miss Katie A. McGratb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John McUrath of 6102 liartmer avenue, and Mr. Michael O'Donovan ot 1045 De Ilodla-mont avenue. Were married at 7 o'clock last evening at St. Rose's Church. Etrel and Good-fellow avenues, by Rev.

J. J. McGlynn. After the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride's parents. Mrs.

J. B. Case and her daughter. Miss Hannah Case, have decided to pass the winter In Europe, probably In the southern part of Italy. They were atFransenbod, Austria, for a few weeks, and from tnere went to Switzerland.

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'SQUIRE KATE" AT THX OLYMPIC. A Fine Performance "The Charity Ball" on Saturday Evf nlng-. Last night Robert Buchanan's play of "Squire Kate" was presented for tLe first time In St. Louis by Daniel Frohman's Lyceum company. Tbe play Is called a pastoral drama by the author, bat has many characteristics of tbe melodrama, especially in the last act.

The manner in which it was handled speaks admirably for the general and Individual excellence of the Lyceum company. Georgia ay van took the character of Squire Kate, and in It treated the passionate and pathetic parts In a manner that caused the audience to applaud en thuslastlcally. As Gaffer Klngsley Mr. W.J. Lemoyne was In uls element, and his rendition of tbe part was considered by many to be the most str'klng feature of the performance.

Herbert Kelsey as Geoffrey Doone. Miss Lffle Shannon as Kitty Thorpe, and E. J. Hat-cilffe as George iieatacott all did excellently. "Squire Kate" will be repeated this evening.

Owing to the many requests for a repetition of "The Charity that play will be presented on Saturday night, on Friday evening and at tbe Saturday matinee "Lady Bountiful" will be given. Charged Wltb XnUeement. Officers Manning and Tebeaa found Rose SIglbel, a 14-year old girl wbo ran away from ber no me six weeks ago, on Third street and Clark avenue last ntgbt. She was in company with Richard Tauhey, who was taken Into custody on a charge of enticing tbe girl from home. Taubey says be baa known the girl only a fear days.

DEPARTURES. Mr. Bryan Clemens, who Is visiting the family of Gen. Frost, returns to California in a few clays. Mr.

Leonel Chambers has sufficiently recovered from an attack of typhoid fever to accompany Ms mother to Florida In the In? est or his health and strength. Fertha of California avenue has gone to Akron, o. to remain all fall and winter with her aunt. Mrs. Fred Schumacher.

Mls Mnvme Lyons, who was visiting friends in tills city, has returned to Salem, 111. Messrs. Sherman and Franklin Lea vltt have been spending the summer at Harbor Springs. Iilch. and will not be home until 1ali- Arthur Ijine, accompanied by several friends, left for Alaska a few days ago to be absent until October.

Miss Emily Moffitt, accompanied by Marie Chouteau, his gone to Europe to remain several months. Miss LotUe Mncxey of St. Louis has been to Clavton to visit her friend, Mrs. F. M.

Col- blM lss Clara Rels has been visiting friends in Washington, Mo. Mrs. sophla Sloan leaves for Chicago, where she will speud a month. Upon her return she will reside with her sister. Mrs.

Jno. O. F. Delaner. sirs.

Sidney Kerr Smith and son of Missouri avenue have been spending the summer with her parents, Hon. and Mrs. J. W. Stephens, at their beautiful home In Colum- Tutt and Miss Mamie will go East In September.

Miss Bella Wells has gone to Saratoga wltn her brother, Mr. Rolla Wells, to remain away missllagKle WIthlow of St. Louis has gone to Murphysboro to visit friends. Mrs c. Berthoud of Laclede avenue has Joined Mrs.

Dwight Treadway and a party of friends at Bar Harbor. Miss Belle Be mis of St. Louis is away on a visit to Mrs. C. A.

Catson ot Cape Glrar- w. II. Assman left last week for St. Paul, accompanied by her daughter. They will go to Lake Mlnnetonka.

Mrs. Thomas Annan and her daughter. Miss Ruth Annan, wlil leave this evening for Colorado, where they will spend several weeks lu travel. Miss Addle Abrams, after a long visit to friends In the East, has gonetoOmaha, to spend a few weeks with friends. Miss Edith Brown left last week to Join her mother, Mrs.

N. Brown, who has been spending tby' summer at the Wisconsin Mrs, George Block and little daughter have gone to oconomowoc. Mr. and Mrs. M.

R. Ball and daughters are spending the month of August at the lake resorts. They went first by boat to 6t. Paul. Mr ami Mrs.

Wm. Blerman left last week for a short trip up the river to St. Paul and the lake resorts. Mrs. W.

II. Barnetlefton Saturday to Join her sister. Mrs. Saunders Foster, and Mrs. V.

D. -Lee at Eureka springs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Care have gone to Magnolia Bench for the month of August.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Cross have gone to Pitseburg to visit friends and from there will go to the seashore. Mrs.

M. G. Davis left last week to visit friends In lowa. Mrs. P.

A. Dalley left last week, accompanied by her grandson, Mr. Charles La ton, for Minneapolis, where she will spend the month of September. airs. Downton of Shrewsbury Park left last week to visit ber relatives In Plttsfield.

111. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Farlsh have gone to Springfield to spend a fortnight with friends. Mr. B. G. Farrar left a few days ago to spend a fortnight at Spirit Lake.

Mrs. D. D. Fisher will leave next week with ber husband to visit her only daughter, who was recently married and Is residing with ber husband at his post, Fort Douglas, near Salt Lake City. Mrs.

Farrlngtou of Kirk wood has gone abroad to visit her relatives la England. Birdie Garlock left last week with her uncle to spend two months in visiting the various Eastern resorts. They go via Niagara Fails. Mr and Mrs. Robert L.

Goode went last week to Lebanon Springs for a little holiday trflss Ollia Oglesby left a few days ago to return to Boston, whsre she will resume ber.