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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1905.'
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fottinjr othpr mrlriiiMt tith
In I ar tb-i health) and 1o ij. ?'"
Write fxfey. I'rire tiy malt
Or. C Harm id Remedy Co
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CLUED TO STAT CURED.
Attacaa afppe.t rraiintlr Cium remorea
Braathtn orrau ard bervoji inn t!itl
avwiitoira ntr return. JC Tnefi!ne fee1et
af sewarda, Tl years of iktmi treating Asthma
ni liar rer vv pierT. nmK
Free. Tntrtlia' "'I InxM TVriti
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LAXATIVE BORO PEPSIN
MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVIH3.
IF VOL' Dili MT IT. TUt IT AMI COe.
VIXIK VOtRCLF.
He and Me Per Bottle at Your Dnclst.
TONIGHT
Toj or tome memt-er of your lamily may
b likm with dlarrhoci or a s.nular .11?--a.
Are y 01 prejarrd? A supply of
WafcefielcTa Blackberry Balsam
should ) in vry lii.m-.
It nnr falls to cure
Kvery In:gKlt vll it
PUTT SAYS LIFE
HAS BEEI FAILURE
Veteran Political Leader of New
York Thinks His Career Das
Not Been Worth While Wants
to Live Five Years More.
REPUBLIC 8PDCIAL
New Tork. July 19. Senator Thomas C
Piatt. victor in counties hard-fought po
litical battles, reputed wealthy anion a
thousand friends, head of a crest corpora
tion and in tetter health than for several
year, says that his life has not been
worth while and tas been in some seme
a failure.
"Seventy-two years old a great many
days and months and years some of them
fruitful, some barren, but none of them
worth the while
"So. it has not been north while. It
has been in some sense a f.iilurc. It could
have b.-en so much better or. at least, so
different from what It is."
These re the words spoken by Senator
Piatt ts he stood on the piazza of his
home Ticsa Lodge. In the Skunnemunlt
fntmtnfn nrar IIlehLind Mills.. N. ..
and 1-Kk-1 out over twenty miles of blue
skv and ;rrn woo-ls. No shade of Indiffer
ence was in the old man's eyes: his vole
was firm and had in It that rimr of hi
an-1 decision that oiw hears In men half
his aRe men who are coins up the hit:
of lite, not comir.K down.
Mr. I'latt had b-n up early in the
morning with a doz-n RU-sts who had
spent Satuniay. the Senator's birthday,
at his home.
WOUIJ1 DO MUCH DIFFKnENTLV.
"No." Ins r-pattl. "I ilon't think it has
been worth whll If I had it to do over
acai.n I houI.l model my political life
alone othir Hne."
"Would you iiav tin. .-ars come biok
for another chance?" h na asked.
"N"." wa- the rp!y. "I would not: but
I would do much differently."
Why? How differently."
"I "hoillil nither not say." rcpllel the
t-nator. "It would lead to l-v lopment".
I do not wi-h .invthln to ieve!n from
the st.item'-nt that tiie viars have not
Iwcn worth the battle or th.it I would IKe
out a cirrerent polltieal inilivy from the
on I hivt m lone puryumL"
"Yet you hav 'jeen .uecfsful
"Perhaps," was the answer. "I have
some 5ar nl frlen.!-'."
Then the senator ehamrei tht subject.
"It !; a trifle too s liom a one for such
a beautiful :ay." In- explained.
"FIVK Y!:aKS MfiUB OF UPIV
Two years aqo. when Mr. Pl.itt was TO.
lie 5:,i,j he would not Jain the Huudrcd-i-.ir
Club.
"Flv- yenrs more will s:itlrv me." he
salcl on that occasion. "Tliat is" enoiicli."
yoj Mill stand on that declara-
ne wts aHiil vctcrdav.
he rt-p.lt-a,
you o:i'y wih for three more
sat It Issrks ftr Km mk.
tbsfcssllivfcrk.
; Quality First f Diamond Rings
11 i bnriaz a Diamond, the
I most important point
; I to consider is quality.
The rnluc of a Diamond
depends not alone upon
Its weight. Biz?, color,
shapo or brilliancy, bnt
upon a combination of
lbe3' qualities.
A re tou an expert? If not,
T when you purchase a
Diamond ycu are dependent
Z upon the dealer. Itisthere
T fore very necessary that
you deal with responsible
I house.
The stanilins and repu
tation of the Mcrmod,
Jaccard & King Co. are
an assurance of fair
dealing. A Diamond or
any article purchased of
us has our name back of
it a positive guarantee
of quality and ox value. T.
imiiiiiiimmiimini
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Fancy engraved
cold mouatine.
set with beauti-
ful diamond, as
7 iiiustratea. Ml m
I Pric $85.00 XgJ
Plain flat
mounting set
with beautiful
brilliant dia
mond. Price $75.00
Fine diamond
ring, as illus
trated new
style mount
ings. Price $100.00
rxsj
WSBlI
$&!
This fine dia
mond ring, a
clear white
fern in gold
mounting.
Pric $125.00
A ring like
shown in illus
tration fine
diamond in
heavy gold
mounting.
Price $150.00
A ring like
this c 1 e a r
white dia
mond set in
plain gold
mounting.
Price $35.00
Bnnvniiig, King & Co
And we havo other Diamond Rings at
prices ranging from $10.00 to $3,000.00.
MERMOD, JACCARD & KING
Mail
Orders Filled.
BROMWAY. COR. LOCUST, ST. LOUIS.
Writ for
Free Catatejtae.
NEW MISSISSIPPI PLEASURE BJAT
ARRIVES AT THE LOCAL LANDING
CANCER
cli:x:d witiioit
th kn'.r-. Jijinin.
Ills lf-r f.r !!.
j'facuee iinii'e-1 i i-ncer nnc Sktn P'e..
Cll r rtie for fre kk!t aj t-itlirtn!.'.
A J Miller. M 1). til North .-eier.:h uretl.
t. Itii. Mo
TAPE-WORM!
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witkhM Xunlic. ;: B"-ttirfcMisis.
PB.M.virsatrni.pKun.(it nsctt,st.tix at.
AIR TANK BURSTS
AS CARS COLLIDE
Tangle of Street Cars X'nr Union
Station, With Accompany hif;
Kxphmioii. Xearly Caiusi's
I'anif.
T"o colllrion. ar.i the xplojion of an
air tank en an Eighteenth street cur at
HtRhteenth and Market tr-et rterday
rr.orninc crtated itrcat excitement amcr.K
Irnion Station crowds aItho-,:h :io prson
was hurt.
Car No. ISIS of the Elthltcnth trect
line stopped In front of t'niori St.ition
and pafsenser- were aetllni; off when
Conipmn aer.ue car No M bumped into
It. ime woman rlichtly hurt.
Acro Market 5triet Park avenue car
No. IToi tu:r;p-l Into Klchteenth tre.'l
car Nc ??. All of the care had women
anion, their par-.nsers. and their cranw
ailiel jo the kcltement
The colllalon cauj.-d the air tank cf th
last Ellthtecnth street car to espoIe with
a loud nole The car .hook on the
tracks and Its p.jen,r- featetl
"lo
four
"I do,
"Th'-n
i'ar?"
"No. flvt." salrl the Senator. "I wa not
run down. Hiit I have re.il,,,,. t a up
her., in tl.e hlll.. I feel like a new man.
LU"..?,nm' "' -,"J orislnil liv.-yenr'
prv;v:t!on-l still want Kve year' more."
Sn . at .at . ..
-..r wuir mrlftaaantht HlnKa. S3.
uihers up t ?.7v,tomaii orders filled.
JIKItMon. JACVAKD & KINO.
l"atnlc-sue fr-e.) Ilroadway. cor. locust.
CUSTODY OF CHILD INVOLVED.
.Motion id Modify Divonc Decree
ruder Advisoiut-nt.
Circuit Judse Kin-ty yrstenLiy took un
dr advlement a motion to have the de-
ur,", ,vo.rcc- recetitly granted Julius
Jtuhn from rra Hahn. moditled in legard
child"1 cu,,ody 1,f J"""", thtlr :-year-otd
I'nde- the decrets Mr?. Hahn was to
have the child from S p. m. Saturday un
!L " ,''., .m; Su".,!l" " .lid not return
the child last hunuay. claiming that the
boy a lck.
').Icc:"r nii0 (Mffilnnl the bov for her
fall that he was IIL Hahn had a phv
yieian to Jee the child and the doclor said
that he t-emed to be well.
Fine Match a ad Jewelry Repalrls.
liarr.nr..l etSn-. ete.-at lowest prices.
-MERMOD. JACCARD : KING.
t'CataloRUe free ) Broadway, cor. locust.
Private Steamer Scimitar II, Owned ly A. IS. Hart of Portland
Plat-e, Here nn Its Fiivt Trip, Having Just Been Launciicd at
.leffeisonville. Iud. Will lie Used to Convey Family and
Friends on Summer and Winter Outings.
PINE BLUFF WITHOUT WATER.
15oiIr :it Plant Explodes Rain
liritigs Slight Relief.
itKpri:i.:c wiaiAi
Pir- Pluff. Ark.. July 19.-Pir.e IHuff has
been in a very precarious condition since
-terduy afternoon, the t!!"r at the linht
anil mater company' plant having explud
c,Jr,'a':"r,:,B ,fcl" company without power.
The cemjunv furr.lhe all the water
"ie,i in tli city, and there are no facill
tl. for flchtins iires sliould anv break out.
A majority of the r.-l.!e:iccs ,it without
electric tiqhw. and there are no lights on
the j-trei is.
Hut for a rain to-day. durinz which
many citizens causlu u:!lcent wat r to
5. rve for a brief Interval, the water Mtu
atlon would Je .lHtres.liic.
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SCLMITAIt II.
The $50,000 pleasure steamer, built bv A. II. Hart of No. 19 Pot Hand place for
his private use for pleasure, fishing; and hunting trips.
The ftaarr Vacation.
AH kinds cf summer hotels and boardlng-:ti-c.
from the mot luxurious n! i-om.
n the 1 pjrtemodvrn summer ho.-telry to the mote
it wa I inode-t accomme-iation" of farmhouse or
1 Int
t'lutform tiut I'ollceman wick w tini. f dreds or s-mnier reort in win.h
ln the dancer cf a stampede had jumped , Northern Mlchlcan and Minnesota
to the pUtfnrm and nfrf;! lu form Into , reach-d bv the Chlciso and Nori!imitern
the donraay. permlt-inif none :o Ienp to I iutlway Complete hotel Iimk nltii ntx
ir. ai.'unvi
All the r-ir were slIsh'H damaged, but
w.re able to continue thir trip".
rrs is the xtKc. ys
H. A. Hess Tailor. N B 7th and Icuit.
etc.. ami iu:ll information as to train
seneo.uio. railway summer excurrion
rales and sl'erlnc-car nccommoIattww on
applloatlon to ticket office. So. iji Olive
street Telephones, Main 10X and D lsl.
BRYAN'S ACCOUNT ACCEPTED.
Matter of tin 1'hilo Henuett
tale Svttled.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
llsrrlace licence were i.ue.l in Clav
ton etenlav to Kiwtn II Wfbter and
Geornia R. lllett of KlrkwiHKl. ar.d to
Martin I Newberry and Laura M Kah-
man of a: lu'.f.
Nw Haen. Conn July 19 -The account j -rrnck IVmke jesterd.iy -!le,l an
f th Phllo R. Henr.ett cae. as Sled by 1 application for an injunction in the ciav
William J llrvan as executor. w. ac- ,on Circuit Court acair.t Unihorst. Vint
cepfd by Jutlr. Cleaveund. not,h,tand- ''nJmrwerotenUoa'i:
in. objection made to certain items by lesinr that thev wer al-iut to divert x
counl for th-: reii3ut-v Iutee- . natural mater course In the Mock bound-
Wlth the acceptance of Mr llrvan ac
count the Pennett estste I now practical
Ir aetsle-l. the or.b thine that now re
main twine the pijment of the tme-T.
cut Inheritance tax amounting i J-" III
! by Diamond. Swiur. Cliurch and Neb
lie avenue, thereby cnuinr ome pouts
thai he ha pUnteJ for a t-arbed wire
feice to be undermined In adiltlon to
the jra rx he ak for ll.y' damnces.
JHWtUMATlSMpw-.mp
Rheumatism does more than any other dis- rJlaWa
ease to rob life of pleasure and comfort. It is so painful sad far-reaching ia
its effects on the system that those aiSicted with it find themselves utterly
enable to enjoy bodily comfort or any of the pleasures of life. Some are
boead heed and foot and suffer constantly with excruciating pains, swollen,
tiff joints and saascles, and
of tea distorted, crooked had been troubled with Rheumatism for two
limbs, while others have gg a b?gJttadcr g treatment ofphTsi
faterffteecm. during outoaTL,aSeoi.
which they live ia constast were so stiff that I comld not Mtbeav IwiTaa
Icar aad dread of the next able to do my household work, aad was truly ia a
attack, when, at the least ex- pitiable conditio. 3. 8. S. eared me after using
BOSttreto damp weather, or for awhile, aad I vabesitatiaglv give it the
lirht trrermlaritv of acv otdititsosMchceaenres.
Sad, the disease will return. Sta. A., E. Xjweipeal, o. Mas. M. A. Dxcxxa.
The cause of Rheumatism is a sour, add coaditioa of the blood, produced
ky food lying undigested ia the atnaiach. poor bowel action, weak kidneys
I geacxaiuiixzisacosaiaow.axuc system, txteraal applications, such
, ous, plasters, etc. do sot reach the cause and can only give tem
porary reiiex. 1 ce raooa must oe cleansed aad puri
ied before a care eaa he had. S. S. S. attacks the
The steamer Scimitar 11. a S"V"1 pleas
ure boat, recently bul'.t by A. I!. Han of
No. 19 Portland plice. said to l.c a mil
lionaire, arrived yesterday fritn Jefferon
ille. lnd., wheic she was recently turmd
out complete.
The boat was built by Mr. Hart s-olcly
for summer trips and for entertalntns his
friends with hunting and fishing excursions
on th water.
The steamer departed yesterday at 4 p.
m. for its initial trip to St. Paul. Minn.,
with Mr. Hart, his wife and family and
two friends, a young lady nnd pentleman.
the latter Charles tlrecley Trod way of No.
5102 Washington boulevard, aboard.
The party will enjoy a two monthv sum
mer outins on the MNsl-sipi'I. slopping
at various cities on their wsy to St. Paul.
They exj-ect ' l,unt anJ flsh alon t,ie
river and enjoy themselves with other
sports on land. On the steamer Mr. Hart
carried with him h! automobile, a larse
tourin? car. and also his gasoline yacht. 1
one of the mot complete of Its kind tvvn
at the local wharf.
The new pleasure steamer I elegantly
furnNhed. It Ls 11 light-draft. Mrrn
wheI bt. with eight roomy staterootas
or lKi!rHiin. containing tverything com
plete in liedroom sets. A library, .fitting
room, ciffice. illnlng-rmim. iiantry and rmxl
ernly euipiM-d kitchen nnd bathrooms arc
Included in the upper d.-ck apartment"..
When the boat left the local landing
yesterday she was bedecked with threw
flans. Mr. Hart's private Hag. a Hag of
the New York Yacht Club, of which he Is
a member, and a Hag of national colors.
"I have a licensed crew," f aid Mr. Hart,
"and will have no need for worry about
the trips I make on the Mississippi. I built
the loat for my own ieclal u-e. With
my family and Intimate frind I will
spend the summer each ycer at Northern
reort.
"In winter I expect to enjoy fishing and
hunting trips in waters that are Inviting
at that season of the year. Captain Tony
Ilurbach. who Is In command. Is :t steam
boatman of many years' experience, nnd
will have th running of the loat nnd the
trip solely under his direction. Captain
Ilurbach was In early years a mountain
pilot on the Missouri Itlver."
OIL HEARING GOES
OVER UNTIL OCTOBER
Commissioner Anthony Hears Ar
guments on Question of Certain
l'ooks to Ho Introduced Tak
en Fnder Advisement.
Arguui'iits ere heard yesterday at the
Courthouse in the investigation by Attor
ney General II. S. Hadley of the methods,
of the Standard Oil. Waters llerce Oil
and llcpublic Oil companies In Missouri
on the qmstlon of the production of cer
tain books and papers.
Special ComniNsioner Hobert A. An
thony, before whom the investigation is
being conducted, took the matter under
advisement, and adjourned the Investiga
tion to October IT.
Circuit Courtroom No. 4 aa3 ujd for
the meeting, which commenced shortly
aft. r - p. in. and last.nl until nearly 0
o'clock.
The Attorney General was represented
by his asiKtant. John Kennili. Attorney
Alfred II Eddy of Chicago and Attorney
Frank ll.igerman cf Kansas Cllv repre
sented the Standard Oil and It- public oil
companies.
Former Judge H. S. Priest, and Attor
neys Churl, s Nagel and John 1. Johnson
represented the Waters Pierce Oil Com
pany. The Attorney General has asked that
Certain books and papers l produced
from which lie hopes to show that u com
bination 1 listed in regard to the oil trade
In Missouri. It is contend.nl that the books
and p.icrs In question do not have to be.
produced.
The evidence Is being taken In the in
vestigation for the purpose of being sul
mlfted to tha Supremo Court In a proceed
ing brought bv the Attorney General
against the companies.
Washable Suits
Dress the Children Comfortably
Sailor and Russian Blonse Suits are the
popular styles for Boys.
Linen, Chambray, Duck, Pique aad Galatea
are some of the desirable goods.
White, Tan and Blue and Red in several
attractive shades are the colors.
Russian Blouses with Bloomers from 2 Ja to
6 years; Sailors from 4 to 10 years.
These are not cheap suits in a
"cheap" sense, but they're
not expensive.
Broadway and
wTf
Pine Street
Wrr
I nawTrl DR.MEYERS&C0.1
I feWx"- WE CHE
I Or.Mtyn'SUUutPkraicMmm.
Hi Utile Specialists if
lisiasts if Mm ii St. Laws.
All Pelvic Diseases such
as Stricture. Inflamed and
Enlarged Prostate. Cystitis and Inflamma
tion. All Wastes and Drains. Nervousness.
Blood Poison. Varicocele. Kidney Trouble.
Lame Back. Insomnia. Contracted Diseases,
etc., and we do so as quickly as possible
without leaving any ill after-effects.
.uA.i.TK.. M t Mar iMi It PaM "2..o
TRY OUR TREATMENT AT OUR EXPENSE.
If you arc conservative In business you will trade with reliable Anns.
If you are suffering with any disease peculiar to men you will consult ns.
V have the most thorough and the be-st equipped offices for treating dis
eases of men that money und ingenuity can produce. W e ore not a cure
all W treat those crises that we accept with the most modern methods.
We give von good, honest, sincere work. We Invite you te try our methods
at our expense. We certalnlv have a professional bargain to offer to every
sufferer, as our terms and fees aro so reasonable that no honest person
netd suffer. If you are sick vou have nothing to lose by consulting? us.
If vou nrc unable to call, write to us for our special self-diagnosis
blanks and Ret our honest opinion.
DR. MEYER8 & CO. i.ifuT,?
sss
e ia the xiest war it neutralizes the noisen
aad filters ot every pcrtide of it from the blood.
sranelatca tke slerraa orrans aad clears the rrs-
ts f all farcttra autter. It cores the disease permanently and safely
it coataraa ao aarssral saieerals to cerasgc the stomach aad discs-
last tac asv aavtcc yon wisn. wiuoex cBarse.
FOLK INDORSED BY
BAPTIST MINISTERS
Joint Theological Institutes Ta?"
Commendatory Ilesolutions lie
fore Adjourning Meeting at -Fof
ferson City.
nnrrr.uc arEciAi-
Jefferson City. Mo.. July 1?. The Joint
t's-ion of the Rlversldo and Central
Theological Pnptlt Institute c!oed a
three days' session at the First Baptist
Church in this city this evening. The
meeting was largely attended by leading
nsptlst ministers from all parts of the
State.
The life and work of Daniel. Including
hi prophecies, statesmanship, dreams
ar.! vi5lons. were discussed at length, this
being the leading I topic- Doctor J. I".
Grrreti. presldt nt of i William Jewell Col
J;$. . wa rrtwnt and deli-ered an Bil
dres. as did several other leading Bap
tist A roertlon was given at the Executive
Mansion this .v. nlr.g from T to S o'clock
in h'tner of the visiting mlnltrs by Go-erno-
Folk
KESOLPTIONJ. INDOKS1NG FOLK.
Before the meeting cam.- to a cloe the
following resolutions were proposed and
ur.ar.lraouslv adrpted:
ISoiiel That e recornlie in Gov-
nor Jrrph W. Folk a true patriot, a
i leva? clt x-n sn.i a Christian gentleman.
r.et w are In full ar.d heart m
psthv u-i'n Mm n his efforts to eteeute
the tx:u: Uw- of the Commonwealth
of Missouri
"That we can assure him that the reo
p!e we repre?. nt wish to encourage him
to persevere lr. hi preent efforts, ar.d
that they win stand by him to the mil.
"Tl at -Be commend him to all men In
h' rtcrrful and er-l efTorts to suppress
all r"n-.T cr camtllr.g. law-breaking ar.d
Sabbs'h de.njtioj!,
"That we .incerely trut that fce shall
be ab! fcy the co-ormtlon of all crl
cit!c-r?. to esbllh in MI"uri a Mrhr
condlCoa of clxic thought ar.d action than
has rrr ejj.ted heretofore.
-C M Turns,
"J S. JESSIv.
"Secretaries."
NEGRO SOLDIERS GOOD SHOTS.
Oftlver. of Eighth Regiment l'ay
Call to xJovrrnor Deneen.
nrrrnuo srncr.i
SpringSeid. IIU Jurr .-om expert
h -s hate r,.,n iUcoverc! among the
ngro c-JlitUsien of the E'.shlh Regiatnt
at Camp Uceoln j a result of the rifie
'"- to er.e ranre. - wa. .3rprlsed
In referring to records made by his sol
diers. The officers of the Eighth Iteglm'nt
c.-Iid on Governor and Mrs. Dcnceji at
the ex.-cutlve mansion this evening and
after they had paid their respects a con
cert wa given on the lawn. The pro
gramme was siipplement.il by songs by
11. rt Williams, the minstr.-l man. A quar
tet also rendered several selections.
Flue r.Bgraed Cards Sperial Prleea.
1(0 cards from your own plats (any style).
T". cent.s. or with plate (script lettering).
!' for $lrt (Mall order filled.)
MEIIM"H. JACCAItD & KING.
tCatalogue free.) Broadway, cor locust.
INVOKES AID OF THE LAW
TO MAKE WIFE PAY MONEY.
Xatfcanlrl (ilbba laatrabam Files Salt
A.alaat Mrs. laarraaaat. Formerly
MU Sewemmb nt Keataeky.
Edinburgh. July IJ.-SlnguIar documents
were submitted to-day In the suit of Na
thlel Glbbs Ingraham. formerly of New
York, against his nlfe. formerly Edith
New comb Ward, now pending before the
Court of Sessions here.
Mr. Ingraham asks that his wife be or
dered to carry out their antc-nuptlat set
tlement, under which he claims he ls en
titled to J1.j.) a y.ar. and also claims
tl,A0 a year by virtue of a bond granted
in his favor
The wife contends that the contract and
bond as obtained by fraud. She allege
that after her separation from her first
husband. K glnald II. Ward, the plaintiff
Induced her by various hi'ddsou devices,
like fortune telling, to institute divorce
crocevdlngs against Ward, and a!o In
duced her husband to content to the pro
ceedings. They (Mr. and Mrs. Ward) were dl
v.irced In 13"G. and Mrs. Ward then mar
r!.w Incraham. ilefore the marriage Mrs.
Ward .v-iv she wa taken to a lawyer's
orlce and was induced to Un an ante-n-ptlil
ettlmi.t contraet, without
renfirg the papers or knowing what they
curtain, d.
The plxlntlff savs the defendent prbf-
fered marriage to him firt. and he de
clined, b it afterwards crnented to please
hir. as she was In pcor health.
Mrs. Warl was Miss Edith New comb of
Kentucky, daughter of 11. Victor New
comb, at ene time an Important factor on
Wall street. H-cin.iId II. Ward, who was
known in I-or.rton as Count WarJ. was at
or.e time KoumanUn Coa-ut there.
At one period of his career Ward was
known as tn. "Copper Klnc " He u a
Bcstor.iin by birth. The Wards were
marrle.1 m New Vcrk. In November. 1.
and were divorced here May 3, 1"0.
Mr. Ircraham Is a crandscn of Justice
Ingraham of the Suprm Court of New
Ycrk. Mr. ami Mrs. Ingraham were mar
ried Septcmte-r n. 1TS. in London.
Take aa Extra Fair off filaaaea AIobk.
When you go pn your vacation W and
up see I)n Bond and Montgomery
AT MERMOD. JACCARD tc KING'S,
(E-cs tested free.) Bdway.. cor. locust.
BROKE OPEN DOOR
TO CONTINUE FIGHT.
Jalea Fosae of Webster Croveo
hara;ed Wltk Terrorlslaa; laaaates
f Brother-la-Law's lloaae.
Jul I'ogue was taken into custoly yes
terday morning at 1 o'clock by Marshal
Nacu of Webster Groves at the home of
his brother-in-law. Sidney II. Schuyler, on
Cray avenue, after an exciting episode at
that place.
Pogue and Scliujier quarreled in front
of the houe. after the former had r
turr.ril from the Algnmiuin Club, where
he had spent the evening. Then they
fought nnd Schuyler is sold to have been
considerably worsted.
Limping away he went Into his horn
and locked the door on Pogue. who gained
admission by breaking the glass with a
club.
.More trouble followed when Pogue got
into ti: house. Mrs. Schuvl.-r and n
young woman who is staying there ran to
the home of neighbors. They telephone.!
to Marshal Nace. who took Pogue to the
police station, but us no one appeared
Jo iTe.er a ctiarge against him he was al
f rj to go with George DeYoung. a
The Flare for Prlatlaa;.
Any description; lithographing; binding.
GKKEkKY PIUNTERY OF ST. LOUIS.
8. J. Harbaugh. President.
INDIANS LODGED IN JAIL
Three Charged With Killing G.'rl
Await Grand Jury's Action.
nni-fiujc srrCTAL
South McAIester. I. T.. July IS. rhllls
ton Jmon. Jerry Wilson and Jim Wilson,
Choctaw- Indians, charged with the mur
der of Csila Cogswell, an Indian girl,
neur Itf.kolioma. on Monday, were brought
to this city and lodged in jail to-day.
Deputy Marshil captured thra on Mon
day At Garvin yesterday the men had
their preliminary hearing before Judge
Spaulding and wers bound over to await
tne action of the Grand Jury.
Earlier Departare.
On and after July 3 Illinois) Central
"N!W Orleans Special" will leave St. Ifu!s
I'nion Station at 2:15 noon. No change in
"Memphis Umlted" for New Or:ejns. leav
ing at 5. p. m.
WHY NOT SPEND
SUNDAY OUT
OF TOWN?
Get away from the
city's heat and turmoil
k SPECIAL TRAIN
Via M.. K. fc T. RY. leaves Union
Station at 8 a. in.
JULY 23d
Chip RNfcw-Trip Rates
Jefferson City, Rhine
land, McKittrick
and Portland, $ 1 .50
Marthas.illev-$l.25
Augusta, - -$1.00
Tickets at r.20 Olive Street and
Union Station.
Sjm smjupujs.
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WE INVITE
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UNTIL
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THJSTI
HavYu Any
STOLEN TOBACCO LOCATED.
Policeman MeColloiigh Arrests
Roy With Goods Upon Him.
Policeman McColIough yesterday morn
ing, at 4 eclock. orreste4 Edward Olsec
IT years old, at Ninth and Barry streets,
because the boy was acting suspiciously
and trying to evade him.
When searched. Olsen was found to have
some plug tobacco and some smoking; to
bacco on his person, and he readily ud
mitted thxt ho had stolen the goo-Is from
Km!! J. Hartmann's grocery, at No. 1601
South Tenth street.
The boysi mother visited him nt the
Soulard Street Station ami told the police
that he had Just e-capea, from the Mis
souri Training hchool at Boonvllle. hav- I
ins been convicjed a year ago of burglary I
CekrachM. Water But,
dbuaw or Mats
f
I aboaf year boaaef Tea arc aat
keep tbeaa aalcsa yea waat to, tar
Geiz Exterminators
wbleb are sold by an Pragglata
aad ararera) will eatlrely rid
year areailara ml tbeaa aeaa.
Coatvaeta takea to rid biases off
rasrb's or otber lasecla.
aateed for oae year.
W. D. IUSSUNG.
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VSaamiBJsTlassTYr rFH KaJWwTaall SHarral W
117 Kaa St. Si. Loaia. -eO
and larceny and sentenced to ths school
for two years.
C'baaae of 9ehedale.
Illinois Central "Ntw Orleans SpeclaJ
en and after July Zi will leave St. louts)
l.'nl'.n Station at 2:U noon.-Instead of SJt
noon.
Celebrate Weddlaa at Faaa.
r.EPUBIJC SPECTAb.
Pana, III.. July 15,-The fiftieth wedJln
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Georgv T,
Taylor was celebrated at their homo tn
this city to-day. Many guests wero en
ferta!nd and the coupI received several
presents.
Cblebncavv Warraats Are Fald.
RKrriix.ic" si'kciau
M:kcgee. I. T July U The firt war
rant tuiid by the Indian Agnt on the out
starSirg ll: of Chickasaw scsool war
rants -was paid to G L. Blackford, presi
dent of the State National Bank at Denl-
to know that we hid 7 such rt." X-V,"rli.4". ' T. ."-"i
men." saM Colcr.el Starstall thto .nraooa aarraai ikidT --
RETURNS TO KILL HIMSELF.
Lon Jackson Hangs Himself Near
Vhere He Killed Wife.
Keokuk. Ii.. July IS In Jackson, who
shot ar.d killei hi 13-year-old wife at his
home neir Downing. Ma., and then !!"-arr-ared
In the woods, has committed sui
cide. He returned home and himel himself
to a tree in the back yard after shooting
hlnvelf tn the he.i.
llu-bir.d and wife were buri'd to-day
In the same grave.
OHIO BANK CLOSES
DOORS.
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To
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Private Institution Wrecked
Another Failure.
Dayton. O.. July 15. The Farmers' Bank
of spring- Valley, O.. a private Institu
tion, owned by George W. Smith. c!0d
its doors to-day. A receiver has been ap
pnlnted. The assets are Stt.0J0. with lia
bilities In excess.
The failure was prectpiuud by the re
cent closing of the Telia Springs Bank.
THB HasTOST Of CHaaAGBt-No. X
BENEDICTINE .MONK named Dom Perienoo.
noticed tnat grapes from some soils imparted
frasrrance. others flavor, etc, to the famous
Champagnes of Old France, and he hit upon
ine idea ot Dieatung tne produce of
several vintages.
All the delicate skill of Champagne's i
inventor, crowned by centuries of im
provement, are known to the makers of
Great Western
Bstra Dry
fr.e f-srrar.f. c!ear and fine product ef tb oldaat vtaa
yards ia New Yerie Sale,
Tke are cf thess vineyards has trade M aossftta ta
aralr.thech-rr.lcalc3nat:or.sofx!ilwmc-hhaTknpartal '
ta fcreirn Champerties their peculiar qualify.
This has r.st been aeccrr.plished in aay other Amer
ican vi-.eyards. mi Is due ta the loot psriod ef cuUta.
ten vith scrupulous care.
Great Western is the ftr.est American Chaflepafoe
Ae er.h cr.e rraated a fold medal at Paris.
Actual! equal to fcreirn Champarr.es at half the
price. Tee duty, net the quail!, makes the dtffercaoe.
We invite rocsarlion.
Or Car a bottle sad eaa.
rUASANT VAIXBT WOfS CO, T 'i till in. BvlaCaaBValV.
Seta avoryssaam by
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