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GUARDED S SHE
SECURES DIVORCE
3Ir. Cecile Mello, Who F':srtHl
Iler Hiiskinri Would Harm
Her, I'rtictil by Two roliw
nit'ii in i'uurt.
try t ! her !tarm In th courirutim lifter
his nrai:ce action-. earl jtiTlay niorn
Inc In trying xo itcr cr home. Xo. r"K
Wash strr'U Mrs Oc!! Mello was puari
d tiy tvio xvitrolmfn !n sho cn!'rol
Dlvl.l.m Nil 3 cf tin- Circuit "ou:t cir
lay afttnioon to vcur; a illvorc.
The cuanl km rrcur J At the ro;ii5t cf
Mm. Mclle'a nttornvy. M Harttnann. lm
Id that h had ben Informal that th
husband uM t-c prc.-cnt nt th trial lt
jrulfj m that hl Kttr noulil not knou
him. !" M ! a krpt In lenoranff
of th" i'i -nc of tli- ; Ucomen. l
rau1"" nftr hrr rarlv in..rnlnc pxrlojicc.
It a aM. h TuUiit Siecomc nToas.
Mr? Melle was aroii1-"! at 3 orlotk -f
trrl.i nicrntnK ! a nclf at ilie hut-
Corliss-Coon Collars
ar 4-ply. but hca- intcrliain?
is cut aca at the "fatal spot"
where the iilustTattos i shaded.
This roaVes the collar e:ble
where other collars j;o to pieces
jaic'ly. allow-s it to fold more
ttrnes without brcaiias;.
Flexibility where it is needed.
fall 4-plv ttreagtb cv cr-wherc else.
MarV your collars e-ery tinse
they ro to the Uaadrj. Fsad oat
how mach losgcr Corliss -Coos
Collars wear thaa others.
Ai tte lt flear lw CcrU Coa
ceOar. Tttr kt tinn or ca pt
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Wrt far tV. W. ;-w7 i?
PI O A2JF WILL BE SOLD I
In e,.nlfc-' . to-day I
vCll iifttOwS Ulnv ffl' n Easton Avenue, Wert of Wellton Bank. I
V: V . f Take Easton Avenue, Olive or . H
SkUA"' ' V I 1 Suburban Cars. , H
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800 Chestnut St.
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tcrs of her ballroom. She hastily lit n lamp
Hnl saw a man's hand? working through
ih t.Iat of the shutti-r. trylnR to reach
th- f.i.strnine. She ran Into the street
and sunimrnJ I'ntrnlman Jerrv Mah-r.
Patrolman Maher U ft Mrs. Melle nt th
front doer and then Uipeil around into
tlie hack yard, where he found .'oscph
Mell trvlni; t open th shutter. it Is
.ld Mell.- was urpr:sl. mid. In offer
Ins an tsiI.inut!on of his preiencc. de
clared tint In wanted to effi'-ct a rcon
riliitlou ntth his wife and had choen
that method of entering the house, cs h
did not lh to attract attention.
Wh'n Mell was taken to the station a
r!.-:oI was found in hU pock't. Mr.
MHi said later that she did not know
that th Intruder was her kusbanJ, but
tHtiht onlv of Imrcl iry.
When Attorney Martmar.n heard tf ths
early mornlr.K eplo:e ne asKea mat two
pliln-olotle men l detailed to act aa a
Kunr-1 for Mr? Melle.
Mrs. Melle in her divorce trial emrsed
that her huband was Jealous, and tl at a
few days bofor" they ftp.irated. April ?.
h nttempteil an asrault upon her wit!: a
butcher knife. A!out Kebruary 10, she Rl
leped. he trie! to strike, her with his fist.
Another allegation that he. failed to
proitl. prcjvly for her t-upport.
She obtalnetl a divorce, and when she
left the courtroom the policemen followed
hr closelj.
ttft.TR, Mrm.ht and Itrtara,
VU Illinois Central. July 1 to 4., return
lnc July C '
THREE MILLION IN TREASURY.
timclich Makes Report on State's
Finances,
iinprmjr si':ti.i
JefTerron lt. Mo. June X. The fel
low Ir.c Is the report of Stat Treasurer
' ;n-.eich of the condition of thn State.
i-ea.--.j- for th' month ending June 59.
i June l, rr.or.ej on liand. CaH.JiI.i5. re
ceipts for the month. C4T.4T0.r7: dNbijse-
mnt. S3.:.2 1. ba!ancei Jun 50. C
1I3.VJ '".v I)I-tributed a follows: Vault.
tll.rC i. Kvchnr.ce Hank. Jefferson City.
SIT..!.:.-!. n:t Nitlon;il liinlc C.-
i (C 73 vlerman American Ilar.k. St. Iul.
' l !?: It MinMsnrtil Vnllev Trust Com.
, pan. S.W Si
PUtEUnnKS.
Itrlinhlr (nd. Fahrlclna. 613 !. ?tk.
MISS AGNES O'REILLY WEDS.
Hefiii! of Catholics to Officiate
Iovs Not Prevent Ceremony.
rto:on. June 30 -Miss Agnes Boyle
0"lt-iH. third daughter of the Irlh pcet
and patriot. John CXRellly. haj tx-en mar
rle.1 to Krr.e.t Hocking, professor ct
phllosorhy at Phillips Acdover Academy.
, Th cerracny ws performrj hy th
Reverend ? M. Crothers. a Unitarian
clergyman of Cambridge, after the brl(!e
had tried In aln to procure a Roman
Catholic priest to officiate. Archbishop
V.jlimms having rfuse.l hi- permission.
The marriage took plar at the hride's
tome in Urooklyn.
Ifaa4ria mt Saaaaaer trsarts.
Are reached by the admirable train service
of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
to pclr.ts in VIcocin. Northern Michi
gan ar.it Minnesota. AH St. Uoula lines
eij tickets -i this route at specially re
duced ra; dallr. Fcr Information as to
hti ani toardlng-houvj ani opportuni
ties fcr rt and recreation, write or call
at ticket office. No 3CS OUe street. Telc
pfcont. Min :n D .
Xegra CklMtva laj.red.
Willie Iee Warren of No. 5ZI Walnut
street art! Bertha Oidsen of N. S3I1
Wateut ttreet. aged 5 and 4 years, re
srctive!y. had a miractilous escape from
death yerterday ftm'on when a railing
on the porch tn the rar of the Gaisorj
chlSda home gav wy. and they fell
from the third fl-r to tbe ground. dt
trire of thirty fttt. Doth are iero.
Thev nere picked up an4 carried Into the
fcouie. vhere it was cUscoera that th
Warrrtj cv bad utalned a fracture of
the left leg and the- girt fc4 anSereil a
Urrxatlca of the face. Bb also lest three
tetth.
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THE ST LOUIS BPUBLIC: STTTBDY -JULY
$
TAFT PARTY STARTS
TO PHILIPPINES
Secretifrr of War, Miss Alice
Roosevelt, MciiiIkts of Con
gress ami Army Officer.! Go on
Official Trip of Inspection.
Washington. June 3J. William If. Taft.
Secretary of War, accompanied by a dis
tinguished patty. Including members of
both hou"ej of Congress, army officers, tins
daughter of the President. Miss Alice
ltooovelt, and others began their Journey
to th Philippines at 3.3 o'clock this if
tcmoon. The party embarke.i in two -pcciaI cars
on the regular Chicago train over the
iialtimore and Ohio Railroad. At th na
tion, to Fay good-hi wire the lriich
Ambasiador and Mm. Ju-er.-ind: Jlr.
Takahlra. the Japan?:- Mlni:tr: As.Kt
ant Secretary ot War Oliver; fl'jneral and
Mr Chaffee, and numerous oth r friends
of the party.
A sta ot four da-i will l made in San
Franciaco. which ia to b retched July
I. An important consideration in the
Philippine.-", to which Secretary Taft will
give hl attention. Is the perfection of
title to :r.3ny acre? of the friar lands
which Is still conldertl cloJd. and by
reason of which the purchase jirke f
the land-i of the whole lKimtnican oidtr
is lelng withheld.
An interesting featuro of the trip will
be the call of the secretary on the i:?n
Ieror of Jaiwn at Toklo. The J:nnee
Mlr.I'ter there has a--uri! the S.-cretary
that hl Government Is desirous of exten-J-Imt
evry court.'hy rlble. Tl:e fcccre
tarj'e re"p,,n to thi was that h well
uni-r'ool that the palace would l,e va
cated by the Irnj-crlal family on account
of the summer season at the, time, ef his
visit to Tokio, nnd that his call would
imply be the formal "card call" of re
spect. Three month, are to bo consumed In
the trip. Including a :ay of one. week in
Manila.' sr.d a trip around the t!am!s oc
cupying ten da?.
Co fo T-Ti:ghiir.-s Seventh and IJcast.
for gcod things to ear.
ELDERLY WOMAN'S HMD FALL
Mrs. .lohn W. .Chapman Tumbles
From Torch.
WhU leaning over th railing of th
porch on the second story of her hom
jeterday afternoon. Mrs John W. Chap
man. TO jear5 old. i No. K32 Vernon
aesue became oxcrhalaneed and fell to
the ground sustaining a slight scalp
wound and Internal Injuries.
lkv:tor J. W LJron. who wa, railed.
tre.d her tnluri and pronounced them
not serlou. He ald that it wa remark
able that Mrs Chapman escaped with
such slight Injuries.
FALL BREAKS MAN'S BACK.
Joseph Stube Rolls Off Roof to
Groand Condition Serious.
Joseph Stube, O years old. living at No.
ISIS Gratiot street. mied his footins
rooled from a roof upon which he was at
work yesterday aai fell twelve feet to
the ground, breallng his back.
t The accident occurred at Eighteenth and
lllckoryistreets at 1129 a. m. Stub ar.n
aroe "ether workmen were reefing a shed
at that corner and. in moving from ra
rart of the rocf to another, he slipped
a4 rolled down the lcplng roof to the
ground.
P&Ucestan Burns of the Central District
.took the man to the City Hospital, w hera
he received treatment. His corrtiuca Is
serine.
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PER WEEK
WILt BUY A LOT
VOLUME OF DISTRIBUTIVE TRADE
IS FULL CONSIDERING THE SEASON
Midsummer Dullness Expected
Soon to Be Over
come. New Tork. Juna 39.-R. G. Dun & Cos
weekly review of trade to-mvrrow will
Conirnereial eenilt!or. srlJom ehanira at mM
sumriT. ant U!rt marke'a u.uallr rreval! un-l'-s
tr.ere Is a movement at ih ct-mnie'l'.ijr ex-chargt-s
In re?pnij to erp re;rts. Te lat
tceek has prurr.1 na exrej.t'on to the gen.ril
ra'.' Searcnable rnerehan-llse has ri!ie Sato
l!tribu:l-n freely at retail, duplleate orl'rs
for summer !ln ar more numerous with Jb
her, now that the weather ha. bcon et
tleil. ar.d trMKllns ratesiitn n.I In ml-stan-tlal
eontmcts to wholoale Srjr geda bouies
for futia-e dl!ery.
Mar.ufactiiTlrg Lirts lire well emploj-et for
this tlaie of the year, wlifn It Is cutninry to
rcake Ir.ver.torle. n reju!rs. but next werk
the ld;n(r will ! further Increased, after
wMcli a ger.era: rcaii-ri tlcn of ctlltr is an
tlrlated. This eonil l'r.ee In the future nnd
the Increasing pron-iitre. of mercantile collec
tion are ttio lt reaturts of th trad situa
tion last satlsfactrr- U tha eT-ulattv fever
th.t has iees.red In craln and cotton, prices
rllrr more than Is arrotrentlr Juftmtd bv tl."
dispatch ts this paper, reirarilrie jiroaresd
on the, farrna Ibilltiar earnlra-s tlras far re-
ortej for June were T.S per eect liraer than
ast gear's, and frrelgn eon-.mrce. at thl. fort
fr the jat week shoned awlna of I.sr;.t; tn
export, and I3C.S2S in Jxnorta, aa compared
with l1!
MerrKant steel and agricultural Implement
materia! re fVrlv strr.ng fenturea of th mar
Let, but in klmct all line, the placing of con
tract Is l!r.- deferred In the h"re of better
term.. Candltlnna in the woolen dlvltlen hava
not nltcrd. earept that a little more stability
atten! the .teadi.r t-ttlon of ra !.
In the hide market r.o change ha occurred,
but former condttlira have teccme jr.e.ra rr
r.ounceil. Ilrht l 1-e gaining atrenrth. wMla
heavv aklrs trakrn'l The toil of tta mar
ket fcr for.lan iry hide remalna eaay Im
rrovT.r.l continue in leathrr trae. nmsls
orl.r. for ffrirg footwear are ui;uui;1t heavy
end the outlok for future butlr.esa In hoot
an l shee. t. ron!drea rrlcht
i'.l!ure this week n-jn-lred ?4J in tha t.ltai
t.ve. agjlnst to last j'r. acd In Car.a.li is.
ccn-.raeed with, II a )ear aga.
DELIVERY WAGON
FOR AMBULANCE
Policeman Tlaces Injured Man in
Uis Own Vehicle and OallojKi
With Him to the City
Dispensary.
Policemen Tctrrs anJ Hunt of thi
Fourth District last evening converted a
delivery wagon Into an ambulance and
conveyed an Injured man to the City Dis
pensary. Jacob Rehg of No. 1X1 Warren street
and Peter Omedo of No. T Franklin
avenue bream. Involved in a quarrel at
Twelfth street and leucas avenue. The
polite charge that Rig struck Omedeo,
who had drawn a knife, with a wagon
stake.
Omedeo was knocked temporarily un
conscious, ani Patrolmen Peters and
Hunt, desiring to get him to th Dispen
sary, as soon as possible. leaded him Into
his own wagon.
Then the) patrolmen climbed to the seat,
and. lashing the horses into a gallop, hcr-
rled to the City Dispensary. Ry the tins
th.- institution was reached Omeieo wai
ccrcicg to.
In the Dispensary he resisted the efforts
of Doctor Ohio to dres his wounds sr.d
tore off the hnndag. He a overpow
ered and the bandages were replaced.
r. notice have olaee-1 cross charges of
disturbing the) peace against both ftehg
and omeaeo.
Optimism as to Fall Trade Is
Main Subject of
Notice.
New Tork. Juno 39. TraJetrecf to
morrow will sny:
Though reflecting some Irregularity, due to
nxlJjfar Influencei1. or. In some, rectton. to
leys cheerful crop reports, tho olum tf dis
tributive trade, la a full one; fr tt sasn.
atd Industry and manufacture show less than
onllnartlr tho effrcts cf tho at Broach cf the
tacattcn ir!od.
Cntlnilsm as ta tha fail trade outlook Is tho
mala suldect of notice, tut n is to te not"'
that gl imrOers for mmn-tr fabrics are "
actle at me leading market.. Ueumely tr.
tt retorts erme frtm tie. Central ei tni
6-iutlisrst. TJie sv)Uth eem o.utte snrrHJ
to hold tb In-.proei!ie-t reported last week,
maltl'are ha. lnerta-"-.! In the Paclne CcaJt
rroits and the only lnil-irtnni ulllel.t of cmii
t:a!r.t it that the weather hi teen too wet tr
tcj cool In porttt-rs of the .-,m an.i wt.t b.is
to a'.lr of tho bejt iroy dre!oiment and
The cnele Ircn trade la quirt, l-xt In-iuirle
ro more num-tou. Tho llnlshlng mills are
till very bust aid mmmr shutdowns are
HLe! to t jenrlcted. Hallway earnlras con
tlr.ui good nn-l the traffic outlook t faurahle.
Cmm-lity trto. iwrtlcul.irlv farm rr.-Cuct
nn! ratr material far minufacture. nra xety
Colleetlocs ar tt firm. Collections rar.gf
from fair to good, nu.lne. failure. In th"
t.'nlted Mates for the v.eek en line June;
rumltee l. affalrst 17 lat week. Mi In tho
li.e week In x&l. t in Va la In 1XS and lli
In Snt. In canart t rai:un ror tne week r.tm
ter 13. against Z3 last week and Z In this wrrk
a eur ngo.
Wheat. Ir.eluJIrg flour er-rt for the week
en-tlng June r. are Tl!.'.ll uuhl". agatnu
STlJi: lat week. 1.1".V. this ireek l-st jer.
5.'.i4I In JStJ and S.Ml.tIJ la VM- Vtrm Ju'T
1 to date the exr-orta were tl4K.T0 busheTa
against lM.TZa2 l-t Tar. 2H.iU.ZT0 la 15I
.n.l 91? i'U 4T3 in tVli
lia-n excr: for tl. week a-o .VA. t bush
els. airair. l.:i).3"e5 last wek. MCe,: a yer
pi. l.OX'.Ti In l?a and JI7.SSS in is"i rora
Julr 1 to date the extjo-t of cot-i r TS.5J.I
hu'hrla ac-ilnit !.Lr;: In IXt. r,S.S3 In
1 and :i.JM.3C In !'!.
LARGE INTERNAL
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Manufacturers of Tobacco, Li
quors and Oleomargarine Pay
Their Tax Assessment
$4S,9.'U in Hay.
The total collections made by Ren West-
hus. Collector of Internal Revenue, from
manufacturers of tobacco, cigars, oleomar
garine, beer and liquors, yesterday, the
last day for the pojment of their taxes,
was Jts.5H.tT.
Brewers paid U.2. manufacturers of
tobacco IliOsAll. manufacturers of cigars
or! cigarettts tZl'.y.. makers of oleomar
garine X2T.. and those against whom
special taxes were levied liS3.4T. Fines
represented C-10.
Mr. Westhus and his corps of clerks and
a!tants ere busy all day receiving tho
money and lsulng rrcelptj.. Estde. the
many who came tn person to pay their
axe there a a large number of manu
facturers who sent thr money by mall.
The rush Is expected to continue until th
middle of next week, though the law pro
vtSes that payment must be made not
later than June .
On and after July 1. ISC. a through 11 ne
to Delmar Garden and aMngton tnl
versltT will be vperated ever the- Hubut
ban System- Car with aign -Delmar
Garden will run direct from Fourth and
Kim to Washington University, via Mafia
avenue and Delmar Cardeav
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WOMAN'S
I will give 1000 if I fail to cure any cancer
I treat, before it poisons the deep glands or
attaches to bone.
Xo knife or pain. No pay until cared. No
X-Ray or other swindle. A Pacific Island
shrub or plant makes the cures the most
wonuenul uiscovery on eartn, loaay. ow
cancers cured on people yon. can see and talk -jrith.
A tumor, lump or sore on the lip, face or any
where, six months is cancer. In SO years I have cured
more cancers than any other doctor living. Investigate
my absolute guarantee. Be sure to write today for my
TJO page boo!:, sent free, with symptoms, addresses and
testimonials of thousands cured, and write to them. We
are strictly reliable, and do as we agree. Address,
DR. AND MRS. CHAMLEE A. CO.,
OFFICCS. 201 4. 203 N. 1 2TH ST.. ST. LOUIS. MO.
aTPLEASE SEND THIS TO
&PILES
LAWSON'S ROUTE
THROUGH THE WEST
Boston Man Will Make Six Ad
dresses lleginning at Kantas
City July 7 and Ending at Al
bert Tefa, Minn., July 14.
Rf-PL'nUC SPECIAI"
Roston. Mass.. Juna M.-Thomas w.
Iviwsan. who will make several speeches
In th West, with "Fremled Finance" as
a general subject, will leave Boston July
5. with a party of friends, in his private
car "llaslemoro" and will arrive at Kan
sas City. Mo . on July T. On that evening
he wilt speak at the banquet tendered to
him by the Knife and Fnrk Club, at which
District Attorney Jerome of New Tork
wilt te one of the guests and speakers.
On th following afternoon, which will
bo I-a son Day at Ottawa. Kaa.. Mr.
!awton will make his first speech en
-Frenzied Finance" before the Chautau
qua Assembly. The other principal speak
ers besides Mr. latwson will be Mr.
Jerome. Oovemor Robert M. Lafotletta of
WIrcor.iln and Clarence 8. Darrow.
During his stay In Kansas Mr. Iasrsso
will tes the guest cf Governor Hoes.
At Falrbury. 'eb on JulT U. Mr. Law
son Fill make another address and will
bo introduced on that occasion by Gov
ernor John H. Mickey. The desire to
hear the Hojrtonlan on that occasion is so
pronounced that arrangements have been
made to run a special train from Den.
ver. (00 telle from Falrbury.
On July i2. Mr. Lawson, at the Invita
tion cf Governor Albert B. Cu renting,
will speak at Missouri Valley, and on the
nth at St. Paul. Minn., as the guest of
Governor John It. Johnson. His final
rpeech on the tour will be on July M at
Albert te-a. Minn., where be and William
J. Brvan will address the Chautauqua As
sembly In all Mr. lAwson has been able to ac
cent only sla out of rcor than 180 invita
tion to speak In the Middle West. Many
of th'se invitations came from Governors.
The route from Boston to Chicago will
bo br way of Montreal and Toronto. Mr.
Lawson was informed oa good sutaorlty
Alttwapiawtmai'sbrcasttsa cancer.
It does bo, pain until almost past cure.
bat it neglected, n -m always poisoi
tfeeo claads in the armpit and kill
quickly. If you wait until it poisons
glands in toe shoulder, ticatn is certain.
BREAST
SOMEONE WITH CANCER.
eSn3
CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFEI
Fistula. Fissure. Hteediag; Itchier. Ulceration. Constl pat ion
sad all KectU Diseases a Spec'.altr. Carea ttnajwataed.
Send for Booklet. DK.M.NEV lUaTlSpefclt.
IlBSjSt.ST.IeOCIS.MU &tahliediaStLoulalaloBS.
.-. ..... n.it.f Iia marl tk delaw
htm by some legal action on his war
through Nw Tork State, and as a few
hours atop would upeet his plans, ho de
elded to go br tho Canadian route,
MUSICIANS ASPALLBEARERS.
Fellow-Artists Bear Frank Tice'a
Bodr to Grare.
r eitnairat of Prank TIce. tho
eeiisietan who committed suicide at I"
taas CTaah afreet r- TiluOglnr a Ptr ol
scissors Into hla left breast Wednesday.
. m.A .am ,tie. eilrlenrei nf til SlaSST.
Mrs. Viola Rife, of No. C3 Easton ave
nue, yesterday afternoon. ..... .,,.
Funeral serrlces were conducted by ths
Reverend Eedmund Duckworth of theCooK
Avenue Episcopal Church, after which the
body was burled In Kt. Petefs Cemetery.
Tho following musicians acted as p -bearers:
Charle Williams. William Wil
liams. Henry Frank. John Tengel. Thomas
Ryan. Charles Kimball. Charles Hertunsj
and 3. J. Walsh.
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