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THE REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. AUGUST 9. 1900.
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Itching Burning Scaly
Blotchy Humors
Instantly Relieved
and Speedily Cured by
mmmmm' S .JM wP
y. The itching and burning I suffered in my feet and limbs for three years
were terrible. At night they 'were worse and would keep me awake a
greater part of the night. I consulted doctor after doctor, as I wa3 travel
ling on the road moat of my time, also ono of our city doctors. None of iho
doctors knew what the trouble was. I got a lot of the different samples of
the medicines I had been using. I found them of so many different kinds
that I concluded I would have to go to a Cincinnati hospital before I would
get relief. I had frequently been urged to try CUTICUKA EEJIEDIES,
but I had no faith in them. My wife finally prevailed upon me to try them.
Presto I "What a change 1 I am now cured, and it is a permanent cure. I
leel like kicking some doctor or myself for sufferiug three years when I
could have used CUTICUKA remedies. If. JENKINS, iliddleboro, Ky.
'Complete Treatment $1.25,
Consists of Cuticuea Soap (25c.), to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales and soften
the thickened cuticle, Cdticuba Ointment (30c.), to instantly allay itching, irritation,
And inflammation, and soothe and heal, and Cdxicura Resolvent (50c). to cool and
cleanse the blood. A Slngix Set. is often sufficient to cure the most torturing, dis
figuring skin, scalp, and Wool humors, rashes, and irritations, with loss of hair, whon
physicians, hospitals, and all else fail. Sold throughout the world. Potter Dnua
un Cheh. Cobf., Solo Props., Boston. "How to Curo Itching Humors," freo.
Millions of Women Use Cuticura Soap
Exclusively for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the ekin, for cleansing tho ecalp of
emits, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, lor eofteulng, wliltcninjj, and
healing red, rough, and sore hand s, In the form of batus for annoying irritations, Inflam
mations, and chafings, or too free or offensive perspiration, In the form of niches for
slceratiye weaknesses, and for many sanative antiseptic purposes which readily suggest
themselves to women, and especially mother, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath,
and nursery. So amount of persuasion can Induce thotu who have once used it to ufc any
other, especially for preserving and purifying tho Biiu, rcalp, and hair of infants and
children. Cuticoba Soxr combines delicate emollient picpertics derived from CrTl
COTU, the great sUn cure, with tho purest of cleansing ingredients and the most refresh
ing of flowsr odors. No other medicated or toilet soap cvercompoucdcd is to he compared
with It for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, rculi, hah, and haude. No
other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be compui ed with it for r.ll
the purposes of the toilet, bath, ami nursery. Thus it combines In Oni: Soap at 0:."E
Price, tIi., TwEXTr-nvE Cents, tho best akin and complcslou acap, and the iscsr toilet
and. csx baby soap in the world.
n DUNN'S
912-914 Franklin Ave.
Ow new iprtnr Mock. We are offerlnc 508 Frock
CMU at Q: 1.000 Frock Coats and Vests, made bv
seme of th best tillors In the United States,
whlca we are willing to dispose o from J1.2S to
Ml also pants tl up.
Montr loaned on all articles ct value: lowest
rate of Interest.
SI.
In Chargt of Dr. H. T. STILL.
407 Commercial Bldg, &.:
Olheand
SL Louis.
Office Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 4 p. m.
THE Republic Is printed Tith rollers made by
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psdslln, BolUnd Butidin j, :il N. Etreoth at, St. Lsuta.
BEN BARNETT &
Q 607 PINE STREET.
JL JL 3MCoxxy to Loan
t 0 ON PERSONAL PROPERTY.
UNRBDEBMBD PLEDOES FOR SALE. Business
Confidential.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. T. FARISH
REPUBLIC BUILDING.
CITY ITK31S.
SUMMER. Gooos are fast disappearing it
Crawford's, and it's no wonder, the way
prices have been cut; the shelves must be
cleared at any cost to make room for New
Fall Goods now on the way.
"YELLOWSTONE FIRES OUT.
Investigation Shows the Loss Is
Not Serious.
Mammoth Hot Springs, Wyo.. Aug. S. Re
ports received to-day from the vicinity of
Shoshone Lake are that the fires raging in
Yellowstone Park have been extinguished
by a heavy rain, and Investigation shows
that the loss la not serious and that travel
jiaa not been Inconvenienced.
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.
Samuel II. Abernatliy of Chicago li nt the
Planters.
Randolph Smith, a banker at riora. 111., Is
at the Laclefle.
13. Lyons of Decatur, Ala., Is at the St.
Nicholas.
U. Jtoekauay of Pern-, Ok., Is at the Lln
dell. A. Fchuartz of Ul Pao, Tex., la at the
Southern.
J. W. Schoenbraun of Wclr City. Ka.. ii
at the Lindell.
D. T. Henderson and Mr". Henderson of
Minneapolis are at the St. Nicholas.
A. T. Shackk'ford, a merchant at Dam Hie,
111.. Is at the Laileda.
Ljman T. Hay and Sirs. Hay of Hot Springs
are at the Southern.
L. T. Mcltae of Iola, Kas., Is at the
Planters.
John Seaton, a famous Kansas politicinn. Is
at the Laclede
J. A Plummer of Wananka. Ark.. Is at the
Southern.
Professor Gcorse V. Ladd of the Holla School
of Mine1 Is at the l-acledc.
E. V". Perry and H. D. Porter of Joplln
arc at the Planters.
J. II. Wright, a merchant at Mansfield.
Tex., Is at the Iclcde.
n. C. Illchaidson of Oklahoma Is at tho
Southern.
M. V. Cadle of Pcdalla Is at the Larlcilc
('. C Chester of Pine UlulT. Aik , is at the
Planters.
POVERTY CAME WITH AGE.
Widow of a Former Wealthy Cali
forman a City Charge.
New Yoilc, Aug. S. Sirs. Mary Truman,
old and penniless, is dying at Bellevue Hos
pital, as a result of accidentally fallins
into the East River. She had applied to
the authorities for assistance, and was on
her way to the city lodsing-house when, sit
ting down on a pier to rest, she fell into
the water.
From the papers found in Mrs. Truman's
possession. It was learned that she was
! formerly Miss Mary Gill of San Francisco.
I Her husband, John Truman, was, when ho
married her about 1S39. a wenlthv Califor
nia miner. In 1S6S they went to Costa Rica
and other Central and South American
countries, and in Venezuela the Great for-
J tune of the husband was lost, and ho be-
1 iMmp InvnlvoH in n lnwsnlr. Tn IKViQ bi died
at Trinidad.
How Mrs. Truman got money to come to
this city, which she reached June 30 last,
the papers found on her did not tell. Since
her arrival shc has lived In the boarding
house of Mrs. Lake.
More cates of catarrh have been cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla than any other medicine.
CHILD LONGED TO
BE A SOCIAL QUEEN.
Annie Ackorson of licllevillc Came
to SI. Louis With 1.50 to I'.ny
a Mansion and Luxury.
SHE HAD A RUDE AWAKENING.
roliccnian Found Her on Broad
way, Munching Candy, and lie
turned Iler to Her Home
Stepmother Forgave Her.
Toddling alone; Bioadway. pazin;r at the
sights and munching :i ariety of sweet
meats and candy, pretty Annie Ackerson, J3
year.-, old, of Belleville. 111., was found j'ci
trid.iy by a policeman. The olllccr knew
at a glance that the little girl was lost, but
oblivious of the fact, and when he took her.
in tears, to the police stition, the chciMicd
di cam of Annie's life was rudely shattered,
for. instead of finding a mansion, in which
t-ho hoped to dwell in queenly splendor, hhe
was leMoied to her family, after an hour
or two p.issed in the police station.
Annie had read stories of boys and girls
who had gone into big cities to make a
name and foitunc for themselves. She did
not understand why she Miould he kept at
home in Belleville and be suit to trliool
and do chores occnsionally. She wanted to
be .1 gieal lady, with servants by the s-eoic
to wall on her every wish.
Annie li.nl this idea in her little head for
a long time, and by dint of much saving
she hud nnuaged to gather Jl.W) In her
bank. This -urn to her was a great deal.
She imagined that -be could live Tor a long,
long time on it, and buy her mansion and
ltiMiry.
The little girl'.i mother is dead, but her
stepmother. -Mrs. Mary As-hton, of No. At):
Williams street. Belleville, is greatly at
tached to her, and when yestrd.iy morning
she dUcoveied tint Annie li.nl dep.uled
from her home and dressed In her bcst. sbe
lushed to the police station and asked that
the police aist in the tcarcli for the girl.
Mis. Ashton had no idea where she eoulrt
have gone, but by diligent inquiry among
Annie's playmates it was learned that she
had often recently cpieseil the delic to
go to St. Louis, and live m a big house with
many srivnnt?.
The St. Iniis police were notllied liv tele
phone, and a couple of hours later the
Belleville authentic were informed that
tiie little wanderer had been found and was
held to await tho arrival of some one trom
Belleville.
Oilicer Devvald came here and took Annie
home. She had s-een Broadway and some 01
the big stoics and was almost iek trom the
candy and sweetmeats thu she hud enten.
When Oilicer Devvald aked her if she want
ed to go out on a hunt with h.m for one ot
the big houses s-he had h.d dav dreams or,
she leplied in the negative.
After her first spell of weeping was over
Ai.nie vowed that never again would sue
lcive Belleville alone. She was forgiven.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
Missouri Mineral Water Ahead of
All.
Tn spite of the fact that the ubiquitous
P:ke County man never lets an opportunity
escape to extol the greatness of tint coun
ty in the production of about everything
that is worth living for, there are tniitiv
people who know nothing of one of i's
most beneficent nroduct.s a mineral spring
located about five miles east of Howling
Green. It has long been ti'-cd bv the na
tives and no doubt by the "noble "red man"
long before the settlement of this famed
eouiitv, for almost every human ill, manu
factured in nature's laboratory, the bosom
of the earth. This vater 1ms been used by
man anil beast in that region for over Mrctv
years. It has both laxative and tonic prop
erties and has healing qualities that are
wonderful. It has specific :u tion on the liv
er and .s'onwch-In fact, the Pike Countv
man uses it for every ill. It is not a table
water, it is a natural medicine Those who
dibsipute find quick relief in its use. This
spiing is owned by the Kothwell Mineral
Spring Company of St. Ijuis. Its i-tock-holders
comprise munv well-kmvvn :inrl -.uh.
stantial business men. It is bring placed on
me nmiKci unuer me name or Llvertor"
Laxative "VV.Uer." If you-- dealer does not
keep it. call on or nddios J. S Bothwell.
general manager. 210 North Garrison av -nue,
who will bung you a sample bottle
free.
BISHOP HENNESSY'S WEALTH.
Dead Prelale's Estate Valued at
One Million Dollars.
Washington, Aug S -By the setth ment
of , ASi, ,Ibhl " Iiennes-yV e.-late in Iowa
and Minnesota, which has just been cycl
ed, Jie Catholic Univers.ty nutlmriliea here
expect to leali-rc .- least Sl.V),0CO
The Archbishop had alwav-'been one of
the university's stanehest tiiends. It I- un
derstood that his estate npnioinvitos !1 -ren.O'O.
the bull: of wh'c' K bequeathed to
various charities He acquired tiiis vast
for.une through spcculalh n In ml estate
while a seeu'ar prie-t, prior to his eleva
tion to tho hierarchy.
When Msr. Keane of the Catholic Uni-yer-.ty
succeeds to the Archbishopric of
Dubuque. Archbishop Martii.elii w 11 invest
him with the pnlllfm. o- ba 'ge of metro
politan rank .Mgr Kennn's prese"" title
as Archbihcp K but an honorary d'siln -tion.
and hr has never yet teceived tho
sacred pallium.
mi iiopi: op nKoovnp.v,
The Doctor Snld, lint C!in:nlerlniir.s
Colic. Cholera nml Diarrhoea
Iteuicdy Cured Him.
"My son was suffering with severe cramps
and was given up as beyond hope by ray
regular physician, who sf anils high in his
profession. A neighbor un in with a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic. Choleia and Diar
rhoea Remedy, and after administering
three doses of it mv son regained conscious
ness and reovcicd en relv within tvventv
four hours," siys Mrs Mary Halier of
Mount Crawford, Va. Adv.
ARMY OF THE PHILIPPINES.
"New Soldiers' Organization Will
Soon Ha Formed.
Denver, Colo., Aug S. Extensive prepa
rations are being made for tho nitional le
unibn of the Army of tile Philippines at
Denver, August 1 to 5.
Correspondence with the various organ
izations indicates a large attendance, in
cluding delegations from all the States
which furnished troops for the Philippines.
Special invitations have been sent to tho
Picldent of the I'nitcd States and his Cno
inet. the Commanding General and tho
heads of departments of the army and tho
Governors of States.
A national societv. Army of the Philip
pines, will be organized at this reunio- an J
arrangements inaugurated for hnlding sim
ilar reunions annually in the various States
hereafter.
IaiHt of a Guiigr of Ontlann,
nnrmur spbciau
Claremore, I. T.. Aug. 8. Deputy United
States Marshal Bud Trail captured Henry
Fagan last night. He Is the last of tho
. U1LV1I null-, U- Vkll(4,--. i' llh'l't ,.! .I.l.llll0
in the brush about two miles north of Ra
J mona. I. T., when Trail pulled the blanket
off him and pushed a Winchester in his face.
, His preliminary' hearing was held here to
day before Commissioner Jennings. Pagan's
father died in the penitentiary. His brother
Is serving time now, and he had Just been
released from there a short time since. There
are three charges against him.
Green, the leader of tho gang, was cap
tured in the Osage Nation about a week ago.
Veteran of Two Wor Dead.
REPUBLIC srKCIAU
Ava, 111., Aug. 8. Doctor Horace Newell
dropped dead in his oillce to-day. He was a
veteran of the Mexican War and was Sur
geon of a Missouri regiment In the Civil
War. He was one of the oldest citizens of
this county, being- 78 years old.
"Loncst-Prlced House In Amer.'ca
for Fine Goods."
SOLD
Three of our very beautiful patterns
exquisite designs wc have Dessert Spoons,
anil all the fnncv nieces necessarv to make
service.
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Our excluslvs design, the
ft,.,...S5.00
Our Ln France pat- P O C f
tern, set ol 6, only., vui OU
8(a5"l?or wedding gifts, any desired number of pieces, from 6 teaspoons to 150
pieces of spoon and fork ware, can be fitted into handsome cases. Send us a list of
the pieces desired, and we will be glad to send you estimate, which you will find
extremely low for such elegant goods.
tJT" Write for Catslogue 3,000 Engraln?s Mailed Frci.
8A8 OF DIAMONDS
LOST Oil A CA
Jowols YiiIiipcI at 2.000 Drnpw'.l
by Mrs. C. A. White While Hid
ing to a Friend's House.
HUSBAND GETS THE BLAME.
Thou-rlit the Sparks Too Kulkv to
Carry in Il's Pork"! and Wife
Fastened the Chatelaine
to tier Uelt.
Two thousand dollars worth or diamonds
belonging to Mrs. C. A. White, wife or the
manager ot tho J. Bollnnd Jewelry Cddi
p.my, li.ive been mlwlnij since July b. On
that day Mr. nn.l Mr, tt'hltp desired to
inalce n call on North (Irand avenue -N'r-t.
wlEliin? to ioavo lior lovvols at licmf. Mr.
White placed thoin in a silver chaMain ;
has attached to hfr lilt. They stirtcd
fiom their home. No. I1M Delmar avenue,
at 2:"0 o'clock In the afternoon and hoarded
an oat-l)ounil Olive stieet car, transferrins
at Grand avenue ind ROing noith. The bag
was not misled until Mr. and Mr?. White
alitihteil at Xo. 1TW North Grand avenue.
"I am positive." said Mr. White ye-trr-day.
"that the b-ig was lost in the Ol.ve
street car. I Jo not remember noticing it
after i boarded the Olive .tret ear. When
we alighted on North Grand the bag was
gripe. My wife blames me pomcwli.it Tor
the loss Whn we started Trom home she
nked me to put them in my pocket, bui 1
did not like to have such a bulge in my
picket and told her to keep them in the
bag
"There wasn't a peivon in the car In tho
trip from Whttticr stieet to Grand nvenue.
I think the bag in some way became de
tached from my wifr-N belt and dropped In
the tar and was picked up by soni" other
passenger "
The jewels were valued at S-MK"I and con
sifted of a diamond-studded watch, tivo
diimond rings, a diamond sunbu-st and
other valuable gem. Mr. nhne Is very
anxious to regain them, more for their value
as heii looms than any thing e!-e.
CallliiS CardM.
100 finest engraved calling cards and best
copper plato. only Jl W, at Mennod & Jac
card's, Hnndvvay and Locust, society sta
tloneis. KO cards from plate, $1. ,
11 rite for eumple. Madtdfiee.
G. D. SWEETSER DEAD.
Founded a Large New York Dry
Goods House
New York, Aug. S.-George D. Sweeter
of Sweetser, Pembrooke & Co died last
night in his apartments al the Hotel Maj
estic from a eompllcation of diseases. He
had been sick for about four months.
Mr. Hweetscr was born in Atliol. Mass..
on October 12. 1S26. He, with J. Howard
Sweetser and William A. Pembrooke,
founded the dry-goods house of Sweetser.
Pembrooke & Co. Ho leaves a number of.
relatives.
- -
nent Ilonlc tn Atlantic Seashore Ke
iiorts In the Vandalla-Pennsylvania. Trains
with through sleepers to Philadelphia and
New York leave St. Louis dally at 3:44 a.
m., 1:00 p. m., 11:35 P- m. fining cars
serve all meals. Address J. M. Chegbrough,
Ass't G. P. A., St. Louis, for lates, time,
etc.
BIG OUTPUT OF GOLD.
Over Five Millions Divided Be
tween London and Paris.
New York. Aug. 8. Tentative arrange
ments made yesterday were completed to
day for -old exports by Heidclbach, Ickel-
etaer & Co. of 51.000,000. J50O.00O to go to
London and $500,000 to go to Paris and by
iSSE? Freres of U.C00.00O to go to baris
Exchange bankers express the opinion that
further shipments may be made by Satur-
d An8enga2ement by Ladenburg, Thalman &
Cot oftGOOW makes the total shipments or
gold thus far $5,300,000.
Elliott & Hatch
Book and Typewriter Co. have removed to
more commodious quarters in the Mermod
& Jaccard building, Broadway and Locust,
room 807.
On
BROADWAY,
Cor. Looust
Street.
ILVERWARE.
in Solid Silver Spoons. In each of these
Table Spoons, Dessert and Table Forks,
a comnlete tr,M
Our exclusive design, the
Madams Iloyale," ?C IC
setof6,oaly i)ui Id
BROADWAY,
Ccr. Looust St.
WOMAN'S SCREAI
TERRIFIED HIM,
Man Detected Kreakinsc Tnto Mrs.
Achehaeli's Home Fled When
She Made Outer.
HID IN THE GRASS AND WEEDS.
One of His Pursuer.-. Turned Mack
for a (J mi and the Fellow Sur
rendered Horace Cnin
iuiii"s His Name.
Horace Cummlngs, .a young man of about
22 years, who claims Peoria, ill., as h:s
home, was caught In the act of breaking
into the home of Mirtin Aehet.ieh on the
Henley road. ea-t ot Clayton at noon yes
terday. Mr. Acholiach happened Into the
room just as riimmiiigs was putting his leg
through th? win low screen, which !i" had
broken. She screamed "Illjody murdo-1" at
the top of her voice and Cummings. becom
ing tcrriiied. turned and raiv
Achcbich is foreman of the country place
of Robert K. Carr, the St. Louis millionaire.
Tho screams of his wife not only aroused
him. but all the other employes ot the
houe. They saw Cummlngs running and
gave chase. They kept after him for more
than a quarter of a mile, when the would
be house-breaker jumped Into some tall
grass and weed? and hid.
Ferdinand Campbell. Mr. Carr's steward,
told the men to watch the clump ot weeds
while lie went for his gun.
Thirking he would be shot. Cummlngs
came out and surrendered. He was taken
to Clayton nnd locked in the County Jail.
He is a dapper-looking chap, about live feet
s-even incho-- tall, slender, with smooth
face, light complexion nnd blue eye. He
said that he had gone to Mrs. Achebach's
heme and had asked her for a drink of
water, which she gave him. He was hun
gry, not having had anything to eat for
two days, and after leaving the house, con
cluded that ho might get something to eat.
He took off bis coatmnd tip-toed up to tho
front porch. He broke two strands of wire
netting in the front window and had one
fcot insido when Mrs. Achehach entered.
Ho said he was sorry he ran, but her
screams terrliled him so that he did not
know what he was doing.
Cummlngs said that he had been a news
agent on tho Clover Leaf route, running
from Peoria to St. Louis, but that he lost
his job Monday morning. He pawned a
ladles' gold watch that ho had and several
other articles of value in a place in Market
street, about ono and one-half blocks east
of Union Station.
On Monday night, lie pays, ha met a
party of convivial spirits and spent all his
money. He said that his father and mouier
died years ago and he was reared by
Lauglilln Buchanan of Peoria, until he was
U. when he ran away and wen to live with
his sister, Mrs. Clara 'Whitney at Loving
ton. III.
Hdgar Slmpklns of No. 27.11 Bacon street,
who was held up Mondav night on the Foo
Fee road, will be asked to come to Clayton
nnd try to Identify Cummlngs. In the mean
time the prisoner has been permitted to
plead guilty to a charge of vagrancy and
was sentenced to serve twenty days In Jail
by Justice Greensfelder.
Hotel Metropolitan. St. rani: stopping place for
tourists. (Europfan or Am. plan.) Popular prices.
Best accommodations. Cars, decots and lanJIns.
Dip; Reunion at Camp l.yon.
REPUBLIC SFECIAL.
Humansviile, Mo., Aug. 8. The second day
of the reunion nt Camp Lynn has been a
great success in attendance and interest. In
spite of the hot weather and dusty roads
more than 15,000 people assembled on the
shaded hill of Dewey Park. An elaborato
programme, consisting of vocal and instru
mental music, recitations, speeches and a
large variety of attractions, was carried
out. The crowd is well pleased with the en
tertainment. About 305 veterans of the
Civil, Mexican ar,d Spanish-American wars
have been enrolled. Colonel Pat Dyer and
Major Warner speak to-morrow, which Is to
be the big day.
Grayvllle Cliantnnqtia Assembly.
ItnrUBLIC SPECIAL.
Grayvllle, III., Aug. 8. To-day was tem
perance day at the Grayvllle Chautauqua
and about 800 people heard Samuel Dickie
lecture on the liquor traffic. Reverend H.
W. Sears also delivered a lecture, and the
music was furnished by Miss Horner and
Messrs. Dixon and Hollister. Miss Myrtle
Sherer and C. E. Kemp, readers and impcr
bonaters, also took part In the programme.
Prescription No. 2851, by Elmer & Amend,
will not cure all complaints, but it will cur.
rhsiimatism.
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IT IS NO INVENTION
Of the imagination when we tell you
that we are now making prices on our
A own make of Fine Clothing that, con
Am sidering style, elegance of make and
I Siis: 8
Men's Fine
Suits Cut
to
Stylish Worsted and Cheviot Suits
sell at $18.00 and $20.00,
now.
Serviceable
from $15.00 and $16.50
to.
their color
shape.
BROADWAY
Steel
1H.
fPf&3sjSMA
0, 1 Karri Steel Works,
2333-35 Papin Street.
WRITE FOR PRICES AND CATALOGUE.
Steel Tank.
WILLIAM F. HOLMES. H. J- DIEKNEITE.
President. Secretary.
ESTABLISHED IN" 18 O.
Missouri State mutual Fireani Marlnj
Insurance Compan ,
Office N'o. 717 Chestnut bt.. St. Louis. Mo.
Tel Bell Mjin 2771. Tel. Klnloch A I0SJ.
Policies Are Written on Either Stock or Mutual
Plan.
DIKECTOitS.
J. E. C. Lucas. Aucuptus NdJerhut,
D U. Walker. lUnry C Haartlck.
Jap. W. Hell. M. P.. Orlhweln.
Jas. E. Kalrae. Wm. F. Homes. 1
DAY OF SWEEPING DENIALS.
Fowers's Witnesses Busy Contra
dicting Statements.
Georgetown. Ky., Aug. 8. The trial of
Caleb Powers on the charge of being con
nected with the Goebel assassination Ttas
resumed to-day. and Doctor Prewitt of
Taylor County, who was on the stand when
court adjourned yesterday, continued his
testimony.
On cross-esam'natian the witness denied
that he told Wharton Golden ho had no
doubt that "Tallow Dick" Combs fired the
shot that killed Goebel and denied that ho
said Combs came into the Adjutant Gen
eral's offlce after the shooting. He repeat
ed that Combs and Hockersmith were In
the afhee at the lime, and that neither of
them could hae done the shooting.
The witness also said he had seen Golden
a day or two ago and denounced him as a
liar. As tne witness left the stand Golden
was recalled, and he and Prewitt met faco
to face. They spoke cordially, and Golden
took tho tand and denied that he had
marie certain statements which Prewitt
ciVmrd 1 e had made, and also repeated
what he claimed Prewitt told him in re
gard to "Tallow Dick" Combs In connec
ti 'n with the shooting.
Doctor Prewitt was again recalled, and
said that he was with Wharton Golden
when the latter was first informed by Thos.
1!. Cromwell, a newspaper correspondent,
that he might be arrested in connection
with the assassination. Prewitt said Golden
told, a mint-te later, that they were ar
ranging to put the crime on Powers, but
that the latter was innocent.
George AV. Lionjr, State Treasurer during
Ilradley's regime, testified about going to
Louisville January 30 with Caleb Powers
and othTs to arrange for bringing some
friends from Western Kentucky. He said
the news of the shooting caused them to
abandon the project. On cross-examination
the prosecution introduced a letter, which
they asked Long to identify, but be said it
had not been written or signed by him.
Witness said he thought it had been writ
ten by his son. Wendell Long, but he had
not authorized it.
Mrs. .1. B. Matthews testified that she
heard Cuiton tell her husband that he was
so busy at that meeting at Moore's oiiice
that he did not know exactly what hap
pened. T. U. Hampton, who was a member of the
Frankfort militia, said he was at the arsenal
on the morning of the shooting nnd that It
was ten or fifteen minutes after being in
formed of what had occurred before he left
the arsenal, and it took them from three to
five minutes to reach the Stateliouse.
W. H. Lilly was called to contradict Wade
Watts, who testified for the prosecution that
while Representative W. H. Lilly was ln his
barber shop one morning with a number of
mountain men it was stated that when "Van
Meter was seated a shot could bo fired and
then all the Democrats would rise and they
could shoot them all ln two minutes. Lilly
testified that he did not know Watts, was
never in his shop but once, and never heard
such a conversation.
James Sharks Laurel County, testified
that Powers told him that in selecting men
he wanted good citizens and that they wero
to show their Interest by their presence.
Court then adjourned.
Don't JTeKlcct Tour Eyes.
You can have them examined free of
charge by Doctor Bond, expert optician at
Mermod & Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust,
who guarantees correct fitting of specta
cles. Steel frames, $1 nnd up; gold, $3 and up.
Field Glasses for the races. $5.75 to U2.
RECOGNIZED WH1TECAPPEBS.
Determined Fanner Caused tlie Ar
rest of Seventeen.
Desmet, S. D., Aug. 8. Jena Sands, a
farmer who was attacuea Dy twenty white
cappers several nights ago. hanged and left
for dend ln his barn, has had seventeen of
his assailants arrested, while three fled
from the State.
During the attack he succeeded ln lifting
the mai-K ot one or. tne party ana recog
nized him. From this clew he discovered
the identity of the others. The only mo
tive known for the deed was the fact that
ho had just sold a herd of cattle and had
a large sum of money ln the house.
Fnrmern' Picnic at Carthage, III.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carthage. III., Aug. 8. -The farmers' pic
nic, nt August to-day was well attended, but
Acting Governor Sherman's address was1
missing on account or, nis presence in
Springfield. Congressman Marsh, W. W.
ilalone and others addressed tho people.
Lit hia Springs Chantanqna.
REPUBLIC SPECTAL.
Pana, III., Aug. 8. The Llthia Springs
r. ........... dnntno n fan ilnva' oaiolnn ,n
urmuLuuirua uto'"i ,,. " .,.. ..o.,, to
morrow. Senator Dolliver and Jerry Simp
son will debate tha political questions to-
znurruw.
IIHnntn Fiixtmnnter Snnnendei.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Efflnrham. ill.. Aug. 8. William Vanoy,
Postmaster at Teutopolls. four miles east
of this city was suspended to-day by Post
Office Inspector 31. G. Price. Vanoy's ac
counts are saiu to uo m lureura uooui l.uuv.
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Imported and Domestic
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Cheviot and Worsted Suits Cut
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I!,I1HTT Collar 25 cents.
Vi3l)Ll Cuf fs 40 cent..
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AN ELE6ANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
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BOY, CANDLE AND GASOLINE.
Combination Caused Explosion anil
Costly Fire at Jefferson City.
HEPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, Mo., Aug. 8. The building
and stock of the Burch-Berenflenzen Grocer
Coraapny was damaged by fire to-day td
the amount of $9,000. Tho store was In-
The Are was caused by a boy who tooK
ooK
a candle Into the cellar witn mm wnen nj
went to draw gasoline. The candlo droppe
into some waste trasonno near ino mr- i
can and an explosion followed. t( -
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Tlie Deal Prescription for Bfalart j
CtillB and Fever Is a bottla of Grove's TastI.
Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and qutnlns ln jj
Ustelcsa form. No curs no pay. Frlc 600.
LAMSDORFF MADE MINISTER.
Will Direct the Foreign Affairs ofl
Enssia.
St. Petersburg, Aue. 8. Count Lamsdorff.
who was recently placed at the head or
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has been
appointed permanent Foreign Minister.
Oar Commercial Sign Department
Is in charge ot competent artists.
WILLIAMSON-GUNNING CO..
BIS Walnut St.
Won Prise at Losj-Rolllnsr.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, Mo.. Aug; 8. Jeffersorj
City Lodge, No. 23W, Modern Woodmen ofl
America: to-day won tho first prize In tha
competitive drill for the best-uniformed
and best-drilled team at the blr Woodmen
loir-rollinsr at 8edalia. A large delegation of
Woodmen from Jefferson City accompanied
the team.
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