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THE 8T. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. JULY 27. 1905.
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far Infants and Children.
Tfee KM Tern Hare Always Bowxht has korae the
tare of Cha. H. Fletcher, and has heea aaade vm
pmoaal sapervisioa for ever 30 years. Allow Ba
te deceive you in this. Counterfeit, ImitatleM i
Jt-a.good" are bat Ezperiateats, aad eadaacer
health of ChUdren-EzaerfeBce against Ezperhaemtl
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought
T Hears tn
Conrad's, WLXJS
BOYAL CLMmKT
SIivjM be HI1 moderately warm and
ta from e.tee to four ounces one-quarter
tnt uJ at a meal. In this way St is un
doubtedly an aid to dig-rtltn
Per Callaa. T2-
Per Rattle. 33c
Per Itase-a Bat lira, S2.TB
$15.75
TIIIK IF IT!
CENTRAL
MANTEL GO.
OTulfftSMcila.
l22IMivtS.
DIARRHOEA
tnd similar diseases in their worst
forcis can be promptly cured by
W.kefiel.'s Blackberry Balsam
It never fails. S3 years the leading
remedy. All druggists sell It.
Cl'REI. TO STAT CCRED.
Attscas stopped arnanntly. Clun mrnni,
JJr-a!.Mg eeans an 4 n-rrnos m fHttt.
.mi-ma r.ev-r return N medlclnea needed
nrmmr(l. II r r.fKn treatirg Asthma
!. llav Fei-r tai patients. Manic HT
Fw. In-rilxr an. laliiaHe Writ
r. rttrtoi.n hatf. ihttai.o. w. t.
FOR WOMEN ONLY
wNtutor Biiitw. toftdfr Safe.
Dr. Raymond's Wlla
Fr B-tUr4 PwM.
Ttinnan(i f t- ptrflnait
andc-ML-lI". ra tv!.) In
frm hour. t4i5WT.rrsiftrr
rtll1acrlsliiiafllr1. Th?
II that l.a i-M thm. I(rfi.
t"iTtttnt r Imitation, ft-
. w- - li.ni fallun-t.r writ In tie lw-
V. fj f-f uvnt tt.c tiirtllR hJ-h
Cbbbbbwj. Inlttrt-it. health n'J !n'rt-L
rtUv arlrratli)rmmlL
Dr. fL. C R4.ym.w1d Rmw4y Co
Rmhb 112, f4 Atfata.. St.. Chirac.
LAXATIVE BORO PEPSIN
MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVIH3.
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!! Ill' If. TBI II A.M) COe.
VIXK XOLKSKI.F.
Sc md S-- lvr llottle at Your Druggist.
WHY
do son aufler front apnam
heatlnt-be v.tica a tattle i Itrunv-
J'lin;.h.i ..i me It tn IS mm-
1J- at aM tt..T llfrle- Oil
Hj.v.n a illin i I'lnur ITU
CANCER
iv i:ki wiTitm t
iff Ln:fr. t.u:n:nr.
t, i a i r 4i.
1'i.ttire ifDii2 lf r,r M J ain I '
"mU tr vile f-r frf Ijro -t an J f itnon'a
A .1 Millar. ! I-, ill Nori!) Sica-h .ti-t.
ri txu1 il
BOYS BLAME KITTEN
FOR THEIR ARREST
Puss link- From K:it l'uIr lloil
:ml l.ails Find STnltl Moiuv
Uhicli Thei T:ik.-.
I.ou! l.'ni 11 M.tr- c.M ati.l I'nimU
f.iptil- : .ar. i(j Maine a Kltl-n t!ial
niiiii not fisht a r.it for tli- troutiU- In
wlitrh til'- riu!i! lh-m'J I-rild
mnrnliK tut nttirti hns !kh j-.-IlI-l.
1ut0i inurntn.: I-rn ami ":nj'l"
'atUht - u They thought St wouM l"
icoihi fun to !mv- a flsnt In-twerii tli:
tn.l-nt ui! 5.tm-n Tli-v !.--tfl Num
lr,'V rifiti. at No. tti S-iuth Tliinl
trr.-t, Mr !.! Iiattlt-izrnuni.
TIi tat j of lio.iltliv "Is1 .ik! tho
klltfil M,itl.-.l no:i- of !t K.iin- Alt f
fcirt to Ci't "I'u" t. t.lrk!? the ictia
tl!tl !!. -it w.r- imav.illlt.il.
at-titr.t .1 . li it-- ti.- klt"-t ?r.t a
'rum th 1 .iivl 'in unJ.-r frak-
'"tJ I.- m f (..! )! ruu.ir'Xv !-lii. .
P1 llir ina.li A IX'lU'Tl Wllliil l.iBh"l
him mti ti "ni-'ii" ! anxii't) Ttil r. srt.
I'nt-' h4l . . rt-t. .J a twx riiif)tnlr.c X-'
til 1. i Ih (,! fh. ..( v.a- !! J. iiK ;-
Mn.l th- !v.i ! thf tv th 1m) .il-
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hftur than ni -ll .tt itiil rat tldhl any-
So tic t Tjtt out to rTrr I'arfe
ll!-li!atnl. tvli'p tiny iHrjxT.t'-i! . t!0
t'lil fnr ftiiii :jlni4i tlrk"i. ti;i."i"I
t.ttr.ict'J t. t'm an.1 S-rscmt
Hmlth and lVic-min iine t..V tNi-m Into
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A JAPANESE SOLDIER
Thrive- .u a lt:mlf ul of ru-.- ami
mouthful of ti-h fr ln daily
lion. We Amerieaii aoiiM
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healthier and stronger if
w.
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esmoat and more nsh. "qiiirr-l j
Milimm i- the lei fish in tlt.-j5e
world, nliok-ome. lumrMi.n;.
apiH.Htr.tim and eail
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As an uleal iih-ntute fur meat it i
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ed. W rue for our .
cannot le excelle
frtv IttNik of Ke-iH"-.
"fcairrer FoaJ Praia:: t
Ressemfwr tk aaair:
Tact 're a jeol the bt
AadALA5 ttet uair.
Iscr Cirrr !Ia teIo !. Trjit. -irrp'Je-f iy
A4MM Mm tsMCUV CO.. SI . L-M.1S.
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Signature of
WHO KILLED WOMAN
Patrolm.iu Keeps Close Watch
Over Frank W. Card. Who
Threatens to Attempt Suicide
A pain Wife Stands tv Him.
A cloaa watch !a bclna; kept ovr Frank
. Cird. thf on?-Ioncfi railroad con
ductor who hot anil kllll 3)-rcar-old
Ik-ulali Craft. In a roomliwhoi&e at No.
North Mroxi!ay. Tuesday nlisht. to
rtvit a i"ootid attempt nt suicide. Card
i tlna: h!J a iirts-oncr at a c?II at the
:tty Hon:ta!.
Aftor tlrtnar thr tim? and kllUnK
Iulah Taf. Card r"limlcd hlx rnroIwr
and turr.ed It on nimwlf. He fired three
hon t hla tlRht temple, only one tak
ing effect under tl: ear, th other two
only slightly, laceratini; the ?cn!n. Tho
liullet wound umlr the ear van not
Fcrloin and. after receivlnr medical at
tention. Carl was removed to a cell In the
hor.ltal prison
I'atrolman Xlchnla. Roach of tli Fifth
Dijtrict. wm detailed to remain with
Card yetrday and another patrolman
relieved him list tilaiit. remainlnB with
th r.rltoner all nixht. A watch wa
.Iac.-J oer Card tecauo he threatened
tn make a second attempt at auictde H
declared Tuesday nlaht that he wat rry
that hi plhtol h:id prnve-1 ineffectlvas
and told the xhdrian that he wouM
kill hinit-clf tiefore the Coroner's lnjue?t.
nhicli mill lie held to-day
Card'w wife. Mrs. Kllen Card f No Sit
Houtli Fourteenth street. calrl at th- citr
II'fIiital yesterday to eo her huslmnd.
Pl.e told him that she would br!nr their
fix ehildren to e him. If he delred to
He them. !! told his wife that she could
lirlm; the children to mo hltn if she car-d
miA help iirsiiANn.
She announced tlutt notlthtandlns her
uiiaiid had !-en unfaithful to h r and
they had not lived together for several
mouths, ah- ( uld do all in her jtowcr to
help him out of trouble.
"Then." ; "ald. "I will return to th
hoinn of mv worlo In Montaiui. I cannot
live In ft Iouls now."
Since I-eln tak-n to the hospital Card
ha rfud to at. He sayx he wants no
nintanee trotn anyone, and crave no
inpnthv He flatly refuses to tU wSv
he killed lleuLth Craft.
Acconline to his wife. Card and Ills fam-IIv-
liv.tl !a.i!lr tuK"ther in Como. Colo.,
and other lnes until two vears ajto.
when card lost id rlelit leK hi a mliroail
ncrl!r.t a,j f-H-.i i" l.'iuiaces. He
lift his fitnilv. comitiR to St l.ouis to
teddle Colorado aintei durinir the Fair.
I--it-r. .Mrs. ("hnl sii. &li- learned of
Card'-" ioo.1floii with lVulah Craft.
Aftr r-celvln a denial from him re;ard
Im; the r port's roneernlnc 'he:n. !:e c.tm
to St. r.iiic She found her hush-md. she
sas. but lie woull not live with her
lu!.tt Cnift. Jli. c-ird l.-elares, came
to I.r home fniiuenllv n.j.j tlir-:itene,i to
Kill her. Sh.- tHIs Krr.it l-!!j:Iit. llr. Card
aj. In telll-tr her that -li- had wi Card
from her Sin.- comlne to St. IjjuIs Jlrs.
ard has c"ticuct-d a boMrd!:'jr-iiuco.
Car.l hay. he is a n:mber of the Order
o. l:.iil.-iv Cctductors, and N alo a Ma
tron in :o,d standu.c He known to
mllro.ul tnn al' over the coun'rv. K-r.lii-run
out of cities a conductor in the
Nc.rt!. ..mii. tt,yt and Hw fr m.inv
TRIED TO INOUCE WIFE
TO DISCARD HER SLAYER.
uTV.ffS drCha'rle:1 ZZ
J.i.M.,J; "ruUh "". who was -.hot and
P. . " " r ro,m at So.
Itrvadwav Tuesday night bv
s-"!l North
Fran!' W
ni'i. wiin w.aii to end hi
th- !." time
own life at
. "I had tl-ji!-,I w:,n niv Wjf0 to r
iier relations wltu Card.' h-.t i,. ...,.i.i
Tint llu... .. ' - "- "'
..... ..-.. (it jj-. iy u II .
made lif.
uii"T.iiie tor i -ard and hi
k v.w e niut have killed
h w-.-ke.! h! home "
wife and I
h'r Ix.ijse
raft n. he h.i Ken ra r.g h nif,.'s
Nnnl :,-d l.uvlnc h-r clothins etVr .luce
...... -.-y.t.iTj. ji s.y- h'
and ul wife
No. 11 ;.iTiih
"i..-i ;u iro iiome at
i iurientn ir't
ariiuaintei .Mr,
t-un. - . .. . ...
and there thev liecam-
Cr:ift' offter tn
.-- . urn.- jt.vh m iipniiorc.n i.-.. -.i
r. iieiiiier..n i
!r aunt. Mrs
Su.e DIsnev v.
I.tantviUe. In.l
in
An Inane. w,' tr j.id this morning
i- IhJv Is h'll at ,l,e mcrcue aw.in.ng
slIcMIv v-nu:i.l.d. .leroplln,- :o ,-,. Uo
....... ..u... ui - uui ma not W abl.
linear is a wime.
to
lllrll.. Month "Hnlij" lllng.. gr, lp.
Teni:ire rubies ot in solid cold mount-irc-pliln
and fa.-v ,tnc. I'Hct
rj.i. $." 'i Ma I orders filled
ui:i:moi ja'cvj:i a- kix;.
ii-jtaliii'e IVi-i llroadnn. C.ir lx-n.t.
OFFICER SAVES'WOMAN FROM
DROWNING UNDER MOTOR CAR.
ft n.tahlr llwlda Mra. J. II. Larai.
Who Was rinaea fader Mnrhlne.
e Water at Carlsle. III.
r.KPt nuc I'Ki-XAI.
Carlvle ni Julv ?? Mr John H I.u-
.-as of tl-'s t was seriouslv Infll-e,! Ir,
' automobile arr-jdont near here this af
enpcn and ur f r th" help of Contable
jr. (,ro. of n.irt-'.-o who was rltllm:
slonc int rjad. would pmbibH hi ben
droanel
Mr 1 ur si ilrltine her larce mnt.ir
"tr up a mill hill rliri -he lo-t control
of tl michltie The motor lfi.i.l .n I
The Irak's refu'.! o worV t- i ...
attemnte to -t the biike. bi;t foun.l'tt
np.js.ifcv and the machine Jiecan lowl-
te bick ilmj the Mi;
Sh- called to Cc.ntble O-ow wno ,
i..e re-ccnlil t!ie unman. ...hi 11-
i nn:r-ed Into the machine but w.i. unaKe
i to t;. brakes in :hl time the rar
rf i;kii- rajnaiv.
At the fco: of the fcJU k- .1 d tch
!'ll fet dea nile.! tr, 1, .n.K
a"ut or.e foot with wat'r
As the machine nard the d'fh Con-
stable Gross shouted to the ?oman o
J"e .nti -praai. irom tr.e maeile
rnchir.r w :c bodiv in th fail
ma,-sine .:n:ck tb dit.ii tfercw-ipg
! ntrg'SS l?"r n -'r bafk an1 "
.' or.stawe (.re, at c-.cr ran to he- aIJ.
e!(3 - .b - .l under the machin- ntj h-Id h'r
' i zr six- tie atte-nnte. t
an: in- woman from imiv,,,;
the rin machlse psned fcer to the bot-
tcm of tie ditch.
tie or ne-t Mrs Lucas- hej above
tfc water, althovch -he fcsd become un-ennxi-us
FlnaKv help arrtve-l and th
wnt-an -a rleav,-j ?, Vjj recovered
ei-t.c!ou-3ss bv this time.
It tra fo-in5 that she had utiSei v
ral erl.-tu brui.es and a hadlj' cruhed
han-1 It L r.ct tUed that h-r tnjcrles
will rrcv fata!
S'sIL Har Deaera'i aeajalslliaa.
itsr? kic." 'ret ii
JtJTfr.i City. Ma. July 3. Go ernor
Ft fk 1-Jr honor---3 a rr-4nlvt--i i
trwr Dencm ef injrei f jr Frank J. l-r---,
mvm UTaiJcr arrr-t tn Kcv i"Jt-.
and wanted in Citraro for 4-!t with
tatcst to kEl.
GUARDS
CONDUCTOR
SWEARS HE LIED
TO SAVE HIMSELF
After Being Convicted of Arsoa
Negro "Repudiates Testimony
Frees Alleged Accomplice, Who
Shakes Hands With Jurors.
After beinjt convicted by a Jury, and
Bla punishment flxQ at two years in the
Penitentiary, yesterday. H Judce Blshcp's
Court. Jeff Shorts, a negro, took tho wtt
ccr jaand a.a;alnt ThTTiai, JJormar.dy. and
contradicted the testimony be had iven
In his own behalf. Dvrmandy was acquit
ted by the Jury.
Shores and Dormand- were chanted with
arson In the second degree. The Stat
elected to trr Shores first, after Colonel
John I. Martin, counsel for Dormandy.
Iiad taken a severance a to his client.
The Indictment charged that Shores bad
burned a bulldlna; at Fourteenth and Pop
lar streets for Dormandy. When arrest
ed. Shore, told the detectives that ho
committed the arson for Dormandy, who
paid him for It.
Shores took the stand in his own be
half yesterday morning, and denied hav
ing made any such statement to the po
lice. He said he did not know anything
about the fire.
The Jury was out otly a few ir!nutes
and returned a verdict Undine JMtores
guilty of attempted trson in the third
degree and fixing his punishment at two
years in the Penitent li.ry.
XBGRO SATS HE VIED.
Much to the surprise of Colonel Martin
yesterday afternoon when Dormandy was
placed on trial Short was sprung as a
witness for the State. Having denied all
knowledge of the fire and having lpu
dlated the statement attributed to tilm by
the police' when on trial for his on lib
erty. Shores ttlfied in the Dormandy
cas that he had lied In his own trial.
Colonel Martin cross-examined Shore
severely, but could not get him to go back
on his testimony. The negro contsnded
that he had lied to save himself, but
would not do so to save liormandy. He
declared that Dormandy had paid him to
set fire to the building. Dormandy. In his
own behalf, declared that Shorts was an
gry at him anil lie contended that the ne
gro was not telling the truth.
The Jury In Dormandy's ease, went out
at 5:3) o'clock and wa out only ten min
utes when it returned with a verdict of
not gulltv Dormandy shock hands with
his latvver and then taank'd each n em
ber of the Jury.
Engrave Calling Card Specials.
IV) finest cards from your own plate,
any tyl. for Toe. or !M cards with en
graved plate, in script, for fl. In solid
oal English. Ctt. and in shaded old Eng
lish for C".. Mall orders filled.
MERMOD. JACCARD KING.
(Catalogue Free Uroadway. Cor. Ijocust.
NEW YORK YOUTH
HELD BY POLICE
Cimries Melaticon, 1!) Years Uld,
Who Says That His Family Is
Prominent, in Custody of
Loral Authorities.
The police are holding Charles Jlelan
eon. IS years old. who sys his family In
New Vork is prominent, until the New
Vork police are l:earl from.
Third District policemen arrestil Mel-
nncoti at No. 1 Merchant stnt early
ye.t.rday niorrlnc. Imvir.g traceil him
after he iiad ?tit to i'nion Station for
two trunk'. Melan.-on's brother. Jules
Melancon of N tv York City. rejueli-d
hfs air st
Mlaticoii arriwd In the ,-ltv Tueixlay
tnornlua. It i s.ill tint he told Hnmpvui
Cos and John Edmonds. Ixith of No. KM
South Seventh street, whom he sent for
th trunk', to lw careful of them, as they
contained diamonds.
"Why. I thrtu- J worth of diamonds
Irto the tlvt-r as we eroed the bridge."
Mlancoii U -a!d to have told Cox and
Kdiiiond. Jlelancon sas he was enlj
Jcklrg.
Melancon sac h cam" to St IouI be.
caue l.e wished to avoid a woman In New
York. He -. he brought some diamonds
l"-lonsine ;o i, brother with him. but
nvn them to W. T Jackson, a Washing
ton ainue luinc.s man. to senl to his
bn.'her Jackson Is h friend of his brother.
hen l"v and IMmonds applied for the
trunk at J'nlon Station thev were told
that Infectives Ridtier and Howard had
:! red tl-:n held. The detectives were
notified and they o,!!etion-d tlie nt'n.
Ti:ey were tak:i to Melancon'. room, hut
he was not thre. The policemen then
were Instructed to watch for his let urn.
When th jiatrolmrn entered the room
tiiev :tv. M!aicon threw- a $K) diamond
rm,r under t'ie ld. Tiiev recovered It.
I Voir Koaf Leaking f
M!t-XORD
Head roofing never needs rep?innir
Oil oor recovetrd. Ask for estimate.
Hoth Mior.. s.
ASI1K.-TOS Mv; AND HOOKING CO.
Second and Carr streets.
KANSAS CITY PIONEER DEAD.
Valentine Iiiekiui; Was a S'Ht
at -st Port LaiKlin;.
llKI'l UIJC S'-COIAU
Kansis Cltr. Mo JuJv X -Vatentli."
'. UIpk II"d eaily this morning cf pneu
monia, following a lo-npllratlon of dis
ase. e uh T; yea-, old. Pew- men
k-re-v IJansn Citv Viler than did Mr
TEicMmr lie came to We.1 I'.iri IjndinC
fr.m I'MUdelphla. l'a.. forty -two yars
ape
IV .tir'ed n tailor liop on MU'-virl
svetiue n"ar Main -tree: nnd continued In
the tail ring business until he retired.
tient ear- ago. He saw the growth of
Kansas citv and was he owner of con
siderable t roperty
M" Hlcklnc lil for many vears at the
Coatcs Ho--.-"- n nroualntance -jj.
mot tmiver-al and unti' verv recently Mr
IHck'-.c would drtve a'lout'the city two
or three tint a week, noting its growth
and development. He knetr every nook
and corner of the town ind many persona.
He wn married In IH. His widow sur
vive, trim. The funeral will be held from
the home to-morrow off-mcon at 3
o'ch-K-k
lllsfc-riasa l.laann.
Ilisht Trie-. Quick Delivery
WM. H. I.KE A CO.
VZt S"d 1I: lyH'U.t st ltOtll telenJicnes
SUDDEN DEATH OF PIONEER.
l.in Hi'zi'l of St. Louis iTotiuty
Victim of Apoplexy.
Jni-n I;i, a r-lone- r.Ident of Ft
Ie-il County died at his heme s? Tern
llMue at 3 o'elfw-k rc!n!v afternoon
f'ora a stroke o." tonle--y- su.taln'd Tu
civ men He. wa 7" ie.ir old Mr IV
iei fcji jwwn n rMent of the rojntv f.r
fortv-SJve -.ears H wis born In UV'l
tc 'brc Germany
He w-as presided o the John Hiel
Lumter Comtany ar.d beld th -nere
firm on which he .iv.! he had other
eitensfve r-il rstae loidlnss He was
fo- tifvrn jesrs r:.ii,-i:r at Fern
Kidce
His two brothers Morris and Charle
of th Hesl Milling Company of St Lou!
nd Ka: St Iuls. a!.- died nftr short
nine,, two r.ars ao. and the other
fcrorVr Jlobrt thre jenr- nua
Ie leires two -on. 'harl's and John
se.d two diu;hters, Uri-e d Mk-t.V The
fan'ral will rke pUf to-morrow mom
Ir.c . ocl-v:l; from the family residence
at Fern R!d. Mo.
The rises- far tnrlatlag.
Any description: lithographing: binding.
GKEEI.KY miNTERT OF ST. LOt-jg.
S. J. Harr-iugt:. President.
esr Tats a la eaalaale sjatloa.
RCPl'SUC 1T&3AL.
V'J'koir- I. T, July ri Indian allot
tes hsive -cW their Uid at S-tsakwa. -n
Indian town In the Seminole Nation, and
new town will be Uld oa there. The
latl has r-se. i-to the ha no. of a
tcwn.lte mmrar.y. The okl Indian tarn
will be retain! bv the town. With the
exception of Wwoka tfc! ! the cnly
town In the SercincV Nation where title
car. te ecureii is tuws -a,
Lnettt'Prictd Hmtte im Awtericm
Not How Cheap But How Good;
Thaf s the Question Most Essential
Experience has taught as that a cheap article is dear at any price.. Yon want
the best so does everyone. Onr goods are the standard of excellence.
"Mermod, Jaccard & King" stands for qnality. We guarantee every article we
sell, and onr name, onr standing, onr reputation is back of that guarantee.
Ladies- Grid Watctes
Set WttB DuaMds
Solid It-karat gold open
face case, set with 1 .beau
tiful white diamond, as Illus
trated, and fitted with a
"Mermod. Jaccard ft King"
guaranteed Jeweled nickel
movement.
Price
Ladle- other Solid Gold
Watches, set with dia
monds. JXOO to ti.$3..
Old Enftisb Pottery
An importation just re
ceived of this famous
ware now on display and
sale on Art Balcony.
Candlesticks . .91.00 aad up
Vases Sgg5 aad up
Teapots 9&80 aad as
And other piece a splendid
collection of this fine old Eng
lish pottery in dark green,
rich red and yellow colorings
art nouvean effects very
appropriate for den decorations.
MERMOD, JACCARD
ABiairraa sis.arn
mail eaocas filled.
GREEK ATHLETE
MAY BE ON FORCE
William Kachincs Applies for Po
sition, to Police Hoard Ananc
zo Murder JCase Accentuates
Necessity for Linguist.
Wttiiam Kaehlr.es. a Greek athlete, who
In his native country was tine of the ablest
of the con test nits In the games retiuir
liur strength, filed with Secretary Ward
of the Board of I'ollce Couimlssloiiers late
yestenlay afternoon an application for a
place on the force.
The recent murder of Stephen Ananejto
at No. 717 South H-eond t-lreet demon
strated to the police th" netesslty of luiv-
m-; n man in tuc ucpartmcni wno can
niik the language of the Hreck' and
Turks. vho an- rapidly adding to the imp
utation of the city.
Chief le.'m-.nd nnd his assistant. John
K--lv. who havo unraveled hundreds of
mystejlc wero completely nonplused
when they came to the investigation of
tr.e mttrner.
They were compelled to net through In
trpreters jdeked up from the outside, ami
at times were nut sura that they could
..1 .... .!-..... I.. .. ....... ...1... . -..
t;.-alina their i:rMior.s and elvin-f to them
tin answers of the witnesses.
-- -. . - .- --
"If we have a man regularly sworn In
n. a pollci man." said Chief Desmond, "he
r. Ill take an Interest in th work and ren
der to nsj valuable nsslstntice. We will
keep hint In uniform the required length
of time bef.re be can come into my de
tainment, but whenever necessary he can
!? dntu!led to wcrk In citizen's clothes. I
would like to hr.ve several linguists tn my
d iiarttncr.t. and have often urged that
thev bo nsslc'icd to work under me."
Kachlres live- at No. lit! South Sixth
street. IV i al.iut 6 feet in height and
Is said to ss nineli strength. II 1
Indorseil bv tti persons, ineludlritr George
IlaptVte. th- Grrk chimplon wrestler.
Ilaptiste has tevte. Kachlnes's strengtli
In friendly wretdllug bouts and has pro
tmtineeit him a wonder The Hoard of Po
lleo Commissloi.ers will t-ceive the appli
cation to-moncw. and If there is a aean-t-y
among probationary nitrolmen It is re
garded quite likely iliat Kachln's will
receive the appointment.
HUNT NEGRO IN A SWAMP.
Farmers File Hushes to rive
Murderer From Kefu:e.
PlalntVId. N. J.. July M-Ifciffied by
tieachrruir swamps and hlck wofsls. ii
l.ose rtf farmer's and pollen ha- -urround-
il fjiarlcs Imir. : negro, accuy.tl or mur
tletlng Matthew ctinnlngham of Trenton.
X. .1.
ThN aft moon thex s(t fire to mote
than tiften i.'p" of shrubs aint bii'lies m
the out-klrts of "Dismal Swamp." betwi-eii
South I'lalntleM and Nerruiarket. N J..
In an effort to drive the man out of lit.
hiding :'jce.
A brisk wind blowing over th wnnip
from the dtr.-ctlo.n in which the tire tart
e.1 tool; th .-moke through the woihV, and
It Is not thouicht that V.ne will be a bin
c .-er. lie V and live.
In remlir.ers for his appearance the
mmVr. of the (ov are artr.l wlto
-hotgun'. and sliould Ving ma:- any :t
tempt a r-sl-tiince he will 1- klll! with
out h'l!anc
MAUD GONNE'S SUIT HEARD.
Irih .loan of Arc" Seeks Divorce
in Paris.
Parl juiv M Th hearing of th- suit
for divorce" brought by Maud Gonne.
known as the "lrlh Joan of Arc." against
Major McHride. formerly of the Hoer
Armv wa oprd to-dav liefore the Civil
Tribune of ti.e S In-. Maitre CmrP" rcp
rcntlng the wife and Maitre Labor! the
(unburn:
Miiitr rrupre severely denounce. Jla
Vr MeHrlde s l!ed iinfalthfiilne-' and
denied the husbind' ehnre" th.l his wife
was not of geiit'ln Irih birth. The ca-e
attracts much atontlon owing to the
prominence of the person- in connection
with Irili agitation.
AD MEN'S NIGHT AT THE ALPS.
IVoiia Kditor
Will P.e Prin. ip.il
at Daiiipiei.
pea.er
Th;. pvenlng will le Ad-Men's Night at
the Alp. The programme wtll ! Inter
:tr.c. o those in charge of the enter
tainment say. The nffair will be informal
and suest. are expected to wear ordinary
summer clothes.
At the banquet W S. Iona!don will te
tov-tma-ter The speaker cf the evening
will I- E. F. Baldwin, editor of the v
-rla IIL) Star, whose subject will be
"Forty Years With St. LouV Editors"
The entertalnn-ent. which w-Ui follow the
lir.jut. Includes some cf the bet talent
In the city
GOVERNOR DENEEN IS BETTER.
Illinois Kiecutive Aide to Atti'iid
to Official Matters.
r. ist n t jo s run a u.
Sprlr.ef.eld. III. July Sf Gov ernor D
nen. who ha be-i in at the Executive
Mansion. Is greatly Improved, and during
the day was able to attend ofScLtl mit
ler which srerc brocght to hi attention.
Catarrh of rose or throat Immediately
relieved and ultimately cured by the ,usa
of "Boro-Forroalin." MElraer Aaacai)
far ftmt Gmd.
Jfermetf, Jaccard
Our Solid Silverware Is the Best
"Mermod, Jaccard & Kins" on e very
piece suaraatees its quality and value.
Oar "li Rose" pattern In solid
silver, beautiful "American beau
ty" rose design in bold relief
One finish.
Teaspoons S7.RO set of six
Dessert Spoons.91ti.ee) set of six
Dessert Forks. .S1S.0O set of six
Table Spoons. .S23.O0 set of six
Table Forks. . .S24.ee set of six
Other pieces to match at propor
tionate prices.
Alro complete assortments in 43 patterns of Solid Silver Spoon
and Fork Ware Teaspoons for $3.50 set of six and up.
LKIST
Doctor Neil 1. Nelson Pummels
Two Middle-Aged Men. One of
Whom Accosted Mrs. Nelson in
Olive Street.
Two middle-aged men. whose names
were not ascertained, were thrashed by
an enraged husband In front of the South
ern Railway office in th Chemtc.il lulld
Ing yesterduy when they addressed a ie
mark to Mrs. Nell p. Nelson, wife of a
I dentist In the 'hellllc.il building.
Doctor and Airs. Nelson and a Iri.n.i or
the doctor's were leaving the building to
get Into an automobile at the time ef thf
Incident. Mrs. Nelson wan just n few feet
behind her huMiand and Ills friend as ihey
!S!-ed out of the entrance.
One of tho two middle-aged men who
were standing n the sidewalk made a
remark to Mrs Nelson, thiiiklug that sle
was alone. IXictor Nelviii overheard the
words.
Turning swiftly, the doctor ..truck th
fHow a. blow en the i.om. The 'maIiers"
friend Interfered and the dentist turned
uon him. Doctor Nelson lilt the vfcn I
titan, knocked him down and pumm-Ici
I l1-1" -V:-"r-: M" s-veral pas-er-hv In
, .n.M.
Ild milled the enruced denllt
in-ra nis antagonist.
As a result of seeing the men In com
bat Mrs. Nelson suffered a severe nervous
shock. She was taken to her home at
No. 33M Washington avenue In the auto
mobile by Doctor Nelson and his friend.
Afterwards Doctor Nelson said :hut l.e
knew both of tho men with whom tie had
had the difficulty but ho refueil to di
vulge their names. In the fiBht he te
eelvwl a slight .-cratch on the nose.
Aft'r the fight the "tna-!ers" walked
east In Olive stieet. both holding haud
Kerchiefs to their bleeding noses.
WOMAN HURT UNDErT WAGON.
linden Tire Overturns Vehicle,
Pinning Mother and Sou.
Mrs. Theodore loeher. of L--eher. St.
leiuis County, was thrown under a wag
onload of produce on the Clavton road,
near the North and South road, enrly
jestt-rday morning, and severely hrut-ed.
Mrs. I verier was driving with her hu
band -Hid (-year-old son to market in St.
Ijouls when one of the wagon tires broke,
overturning the vehlele. The little ii v
uas pinioned under the load, but ssi
not hurt.
Ioctor Ynungman of Clayton was called
to dresi her Injurtex at the home ,,t Coun
tv clerk John Ittthl. In Clayton. whr
she was taken. He rronour.ee! them not
eriou- She was able to accompany her
husband J.etno cterday aftitne.au.
Al lav Cartleai.
da exctt Sundajs, F C
A-k the 0tini man behind 'lie
Whle
ctunteis.
FAILS TO SWIM CHANNEL.
Start Made From Dover and hut
t hie Third of Distance Covered.
Dov-r. England, July S Edward Hea
toti of Llvcrpied sfartrd from Jiere to-lay
In an attempt to swim the Channel, his
Intention being to land near Calais. The
conditions wei-c favorable to the accom
plishment of his tusk, but h failed.
He became 111 after six: hours' swim
ming, and only covered about a third of
the distance
No less tlian nine a-pirant' are now In
training for r.&tine!-wlm honors, includ
ing Ml.- Annette Kell rman. an Austra
lian, who egptits to make the attempt In
the near futur.
MOBERLY ELEVATOR BURNED.
Total Loss in Fire Kstimaled at
More Than .".tMM.
ItKPI B!.ir ?!': 1AI.
Mole-rly. Mo.. July X The .levator In
this city on real by the Missouri Grain
Company was totally destroyed bv fire to
dav The bulldlna- w?. -rect-.! In lVI at a
C!t or J'.lA.rt The building w: Jnsure.1
for . ami the contents for SVW."0.
About Vi.'f' hu-hel of grain were burned.
The fire 1' su;.poe,l o have originated
from a hot Vit in tho upper pirt of th
biilldiiig. and because of the great dis
tance to th near n fire plug the Fire ie
Mtrtroent cteild do nothing to chtk the
Cames
CHINESE
SUBSCRIBE FUNDS.
Desire
N'o Foreijn Assistance in
Huildin' Railway.
Shanshal. July X. One hundred ar.il six
ty Vading merchants of Chikianr Prov
ince have Informed the Board of Foremen
Affairs that thy have BUtesrlt'd en.ugh
money to btilK the Soochorr-Hangchow-Nlngpo
Hallway without foreign aeist
anre Ther petition the board to cancel any
concession to foreigners.
Esraralaa fa Vlaeeanea
Sunday. July i. via ii. O. 3-V.". All in
termediate points.
Will Vale Lara I Oatlaa.
nnrunuc sPGn l.
Springfield. Mo.. July X.-Weds.-l.v.
August 22. was to-day set by the city
Council as the date for the special local
option elation .. week ago the Council
w petitioned by about s x-oters to call
a jp-rtal :!xtlon.
ENRAGED
HUSBAND
TROUNCES
MASHERS
& King, BrvmOtemjr, Cor. Lmcust.
Ladies' Solid Grid,
Watcli0.!Im!L)OIS24.
Solid 14-karat gold, engine
turnetl. liuntins case, as
shown In
illustration.
rated
with n- of
our guaranteed
movement
Price
todies other Solid Gold
Watihes at from 15.w to
SIOO.O.
Coffee Set Old English pattern
t pieces, solid Silver Coffee
Pot. Sugar Bowl and Cream
Pitcher, gray finish, a very ap
propriate wedding gift.
Price $J).I0
Only 4a.
Other Solid Silver Coffee Sets. 3
and 4 pieces. S42.00 to S32S.OO
A KMJ6
fl-avavnea'a s?a
CATALOCIE FREE.
MINERS NOW FREE
TO SETTLE OISPOTE
Delegates Who May Adjust
Shorturcrs Difficulty With Op
erators Not Restricted Com
mittee Is Appointed.
REPl'BWO WKCIAU
Springfield. III.. July K. As a resjlt of
a conferem- to-day between miners and
operators of the Chicago and Alton rub
district, n special committee of four
miners nnd four operators was appointed
to determine whether an amicable adjust
ment of tin- controversy that existed
about the employment of shotttrers tn the
machine mines of that district can be
reachnl.
This committee will go into session to
morrow morning and will report back to
the other miners and operators when any
thing definite V agrcd upon.
A w-ek ago when a Joint meeting wa'
held in Springfield the delegation of
miners came to Springfield with iron-elad
Instructions to hold out for the eniDlov-
inent of shottlrers. With their hands thusr
tied they were unable to negotiate Willi
the operators.
When the miners came to Springfield to
day Ihev had a free hand to negotiate,
nnd It I expected that a satlsfjctory
agreement will V- reached. The contro
versy is the re-ult of il notice rent to
the miners of the mm bine run mines to
u-e two pounds or less of powder in
blasting.
By doing this the operators would not
have to employ rhotflrers as the law
specifies that shotflrers must be emploed
only where more than two pounds of
powder are used.
The miners say thy have been using
more than two pounds of powd-r sr.d
cannot shoot coal with two pounds r Vss.
Klae Watch Reaalrlag Law r
MERMOD. JACCAKD ae KING.
.Catalogs lYae.) Broadway. Cor. locust
FRANK CASE IS AFFIRMED.
Federal Courts Hold Attorney
Not Entitled to Fee.
The rnlted States .'Ircult Court of Ap-peil-.
sittirg nt St. laul. yesterday sent
to the clerk of the court at St. lxjiils its
decision In the case of Nathan Frank
gainst John Db-ker and others, sustain
ing th finding of the lower court, which
was against Frank.
ThNl.'a case In which Sir Frank sought
to secure n-l alf the fees ild to the at
torneys tn the I. Crawford fc Co. bank
ruptcy case in Iecemher. 1SC.
Air Frank was e-uiplov-! by or.e set of
cieditors to I ring proceeding to throw
the concern lr.t bankruptcy, while JV'-r-.
i'lnkelnbiirg. Nagel nnd Klrhy were re
tained bv eertslii other creditors for the
same purpose. The latter v.ere huectts
fui in their contention V-fore the eourt.
Ilecause Jir Frank In l.ls argument
gave hint wllch nahlcd them to be
successful. It is alleged, he sought to se
cure half th" fee. which was Sl.ton
Another derision reversed flu. itecl-inn
j of the lower court nnd remanded the ca
for retrial. I r.ls is the eae of Jacke.
Bvans .Manufacturing Companv v. IVmp
g- Co for Infringement of patent
Crashed la Death by Log.
r.r.PLT.uc si-ixmai..
I'b.Iucah. Ky.. July K. WhIV loading
logs from a car onto a wagon at May-
GOOD BLOOD
TELLS ITS OWN STORY
And tells it eloquently in the brif-ht eye. the supple,
elastic movement, the smooth, soft skin, glowing with
health, a body sound aad well, aa active brain, good
appetite and digestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per
form the duties aad capacity to eajoy the pleasures of
me ioc dioou is we soosi. oui p-ux ot ine oooy;
every organ, muscle, tissue, nerve, sinew and bone is dependeat oa it for
nourishment aad strength, aad as it circulates through the system, pare aad
strong, it f uraishes to these different parts all the healthful qualities nature
iateaded. When, from any cause, the blood becosnes impure or diseased, it
tells a different story, quite as forceful ia its way. Itching, buraiag skia
diseases, muddy, sallow omplexioo9. disfiguring sores, boils, carbuncles.
etc., show the presence, ia the blood, of some foreign matter or jesisoa.
Rheumatism, Catarrh. Contagious Blood Poisoa and Scrofula, are effects of
a deeply poisoasd blood cinruutioa. These may either be inherited ar ac-
sss
the blood, the general health is built up. all disfignriag eruptions aad blem
ishes disappear, the skia becomes soft aad smooth and robust health blesses
life. Rheumatism. Catarrh. Sctvrfam, Csaatagious Blood Poison aad all dis
esses of the blood are cared by 8. 8. S. Bookoa the blood aad any medical
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are offering an exclusive as
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Furniture. In the Chippen
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designs: Hall and Mantel
Clocks. Sheffield Ware. Fine
China, as well as many
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HICKS'
CAPUDINE
HHKtUTELY CVftt
HEADACHES
pCOLJS
laStalSI
Mdasatttt Ml
field to-day. Jordan Burtram. a teamster,
was Instantly killed by a log rolling on
him. Ills head and chest st crushed.
The Sasasaer Vaeatlata.
All kin-la of summer hotels and boarding
house', from the most luxurious and com
plete modern summer hostelry to the more
modest accommodations of farmhouse, or
village home, can be found at tho hun
dreds of sumaier resorts tn Wisconsin.
Northern Michigan and Minnesota
reached by the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway. Completa hotel lists with rates,
etc.. and full Information as to train
schedules, railway summer excursion
rates and sleeping-car accommodations on
application to ticket office. No. t ollv
street. Telephones. Main IOC and O 1KL
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
insanity proceeding were instituted In
the ciavton I'rcbate Court jesterday by
Henry l-addock against Clara Paddock,
an inmate of St. Vincent's Asylum. Pad
dock llvs In MipW-ood. The proceedings
are for the purpose of adjusting aom
proper tv rights in I r name. The trial
on the information will h held next Mon
day nfterroon before Judge Wuddeman.
Marriage licenses were Issued In Clay
ton vesterdav to John II. Toulster and
I.lll!a'n F. Sehnell of St. Iuls; Waltec
A. Wheelju-'and Mary Jane Harvey of
Cililnsvllle. 111.. Iteher G. Shlll of
W.-i'hlr.etoii. Mo. end Alvlna T. Thlaa of
St. U'lil-i. Sidney Stilhn.in and FJlzal.etii
ejultt of St. V.uis. and Harry E. Kink
and Edna A. Nolle of St. Tuts.
1TS I THE JMKC. SATS
A. Hesse. Tailor. X. II "th and Locust.
II.
ftatamlaia Kreese Coaatjr Clerk.
rtKiciiu''ti,n'iAie
Jefferson City. Mo.. July SI Governor
Folk to-dav arpolnted J H. Harrell as
Clerk of the Greene County Criminal
Court, vie IL Clay Neville, deceased.
da a an sKIbTMbi attivV.
jw
.atBsasar Mh
qaittfl, but the Mat of trouble is the same the
blood. 8. S. S., a purely vegetable blood remedy.
clesates aad puriaes the circulation aad makes it
stroag aad clean. Under its purifying aad tonic ef
fects all unisons and imtmrities are extselled frosa
cured without the knifei
y.sfJl. Fltaure. BJeediar. Itehlsa. tHcentiox CooatisaUoa
aoaaii neeiai inaesva a specialty, casas tiaaraas
Sead for Booklet. DSL SLSHTS SSfTaTS.SiFiltal
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