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I? U -l ; . THE ST. LOUIS BEPTTBLIC: 'FJtlD AT, AUGUST 25, 0. 3 J , V' ' ' -7-M Si
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WE we HTM1CTLT Merduiat Tailors, aaa have the best sp-Ifwiate-i
store is St Loaia, located at Clt Waaaiagtee A vaae.
We are asw saawiag FALL WOOLENS, sad ask job to ex-
aadae oar stock before placiag yoar order.
Baits ande to order, f 20.W to .0t.
Orercaata Biade to order, $:. to $f&00.
Troasen auide to order, f3. to $15.00.
Leave joar order now garaeats to be delivered waea yea
desire.
Mills, Schneck & Dunklee,
Merchant Tailors.
Kansas City
VIA
$8.00 for the Round Trip
Auf . 28293031. Return limit Sept. 5.
Popular Train Leaves Union Station 10:02 p.m.
Electric Lighted Pullman Sleepers
and Chair Cars, Tourist Cars
and Coaches.
Ticket Office900 Olive Street. -
A
NSSIA A F1KM TO
MITEI STATES.
W fcVflw New to moat people ar. h.
yr ft. relailne to Tli".. I'aSrw'a
Uw of aton Kurata. and r.
Ep-lalty -t lnt-r n m to (' 2i a. a
world i.it. hlr:ng ti ..cur. I"ace hetwtn
Ituiflx. Ja;.an and id. World. ! th- tnilu-nee
of f-Ttmnaonry aa told lr TUB 1NU)K MAO.
AZINIi. No. 1. 2 ani : Tfce lrt one. No ;.
tui. aim r tb. Xcrcan fried )udg I fr..m
llur.mc testimony or.talnea In r:r-. ami Jut
t'.'j-J snt ty mall Jn fjluln wrapper on receipt
f' 3 'or single o-pr or &e (n ta.mi r
Hn-t. for S'na I. 2 and S. by th. II. T MAII
rUIAUt. rlJHI.ISHINCr o. Hr.Kitcn. Hats.
IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING?
MICA-SOID readr rt1n: never repairing-
Mlca-Notd roof ccail-g will r-.i,p all
leafc Writ, or c!i for rKiiiji. MJ root. t
roir an1 rfimi. as coo3 as nw. Aatjestua
Mfs ar4 n...nr. Co.. 2con4 and Carr ata,
U.u!s. Mo.
TAPE-WORM!
IC.IU
al.T. la
lulu
ki4 raf. Kraitl.MaaiaoaararcaBUBak
ii i ii.ii ii ian P .. aaa.
CANCER
C.Ht.ll WITIIUUT
ttw kn.t: buiauu.
i.itu iiuitM ii. tincfr and a'n Dla.
Call it writ. fr fr. bklt .na iMrinv.ii!i
A J Xl'.to. at. U.. n Vortb Sacenth rtrtwt. I
-T IXTJIIi. 3JO.
NEWSBOYS' NIGHT DISCUSSED.
Younctcra Excited Oror Euter
tainraont at Kink Next Monday.
. Xot onlv ar- Th Republic nrsboys tn-t-nIy
liitoret'.iin the "nMntKnn" nlchf
nl tt- rillr vkatine rink on Olive tret.
nui me n -uvaiTs r.ae a:so caugiu me
ntl.upla&m and ar aa much lnfreMetl aa
th boy.
Jrx VVaJtr of No JTl? OraoIa afnu.
;ni iir iw ifpuxmc at xiiiit. poiiu, ni"
J'uichawj katr for all of Ms bov. ami
thf'y c.n now r- sn on tli" sMfualkM
"tirroundlntr his plarv skating In the lnter
al cif liinit pajBT.
Mr Mnnnlne. matmirT of tho Cr'-rent
Illnk. ha a-oured tli'' biy. they wlU have
ih tim- of thrlr !!-. and that rar-
will be arrat:s'J for a!l afs and !z of
ho ntt"ndlne. Xwlovs m:i rind ail
! tails of the nif tins from their Uejltr.
Want at Callfnrnlai llnaner
The S.in JoiiUln Valley of Oilifornl i I
HMrrv itli-i The land la rich. jirod:i
'C Krnp. Hk. oraaTicvs. alfalfa and all
n.rt of sr.t!ni and fruits. A ci'Mt ilalrv
li countr) You c.tn ko th're nttlirrmll
cifltrfl and mak a comfortable, jmylnt;
home iteiid aNut It in the Illutratnl
lxok. Tlie San Joaquin Vallev." nt for
V centa to tny H'idre bv the Southern
Pirinc. l.;t H Sin Kranclco I.o
iolonlt rate to Oaltfnrnla Irom eptera
' ter U to t)ctober 31. 1X5.
MAN BURIED UNDER COAL
Street 'ar Hits Wagon :""1 in
jures Driver.
Stephen Hertelln of No 1755 South
llroadwav n cut and brul1 from he.d
So fixn when lmrle.1 under a load of cuil
e the rrult of th. colll'lon of n tret
car with a wagon Te.terday tnorrlnc
llertelin w-ta emt-loe. ly the 1'ffman
lnl and TeamtnK liirapany He
iltivlna north on lrodwa with a load of
roal hrn. at Arnal atr-et. it ltroadwa
-.ir .truck the won. oTtuTilnc It an I
plillnic the coal on top of the ilm.r
The rillc tvk Hertelln to the South
S'de Jij-nnr' III- lnjurle conUt of
threi etita on tb. head. brul-n en th
houhlera. Tl. arm. anl leu, and
Tatche. on tha fae. Doetir Frank .ay
Itertrlln I not awriou.lr hurt.
THEFT OF 20 CENTS CHARGED.
Will Coat State $-" to Troaeoiite
Andrvw Walker.
It will rct th. State nS to troeptite
Andrew Walker on a chance of "Irallrs
S cent.
Henry T DuTtbo-fc. a barber at No :t
J'henand'h avenue. cauei Walk.r". ar-r-t
Two rrtkd dtmf tl" tollce ay.
were found In Walker' je!on. Dum
Nvrk a he h "n ndbcil "f eerl
dotlar. In the lt few da He marked
Mime coin. arJ placej thera In the c-ih
drawer Walker waa a Jrter at Dam
bock', .her-
SILT RHEUM ON HMDS
Safer AfMy m4 Had t Wetr
BaatUfe All tka Tim.
ANTKICIIEITCITtCIRA
Aaothcr enre bv Cntictsrm i to!d of
kr Mrs. Caroline Cable, of Wanpoc.
"Wis., in the followitss crstcfnl let
ter: My husband sbSctciI aosjr
vital salt rhenra on h: hand.
sjsjaV Xatad to keep them bandaej all
tke ti-se. IVe tried rrcTTtht2g we
cewld (et. but aotbtttjF helped bin
tmtil he taacd CnticwTa. Ore set of
Caticara Soap. Oistaicat. and Pill
cd htat entirely, and his hands have
he aa asaooth as possible ever since.
Z hope this letter will be the seisa
hcl-auic aomc ether asakrer."
t.wrhar!..
and Return
MAKES PLEDGES TO CHIEF
BUT AGAIN MEETS ARREST.
Jaaaew PraaaM-k Telia Fatltro Osaelal
lie Has Itefaraaew, sat Oeieetlvra
! Sat Kaaw of Ealaaade.
An hour after James Pennork had vis
ited Chief Iesmond's otliee to explain that
he was now tryinjr, to live an honest life
an I wanted to work, folio wins fourteen
ye ir In tho IVnltentlary. two detectives
rrt-ti-d him and took him back to the
tuur ourt.
Chief Desmond had told Pennoek that
he had no objection to hia presence In the
c.tv o lim as he beliavt-d himself, an!
IVnno.-k h-id left the Four Court believ
ing tht he had v.iuared" himself with
the Chief.
Txtectlve. Cremin and Cabanne. how
ever, knowinr nnthlnc of Innoi-k vi.it
to their Chief. icosnisrd him at Ninth
and Pine tdroets and ccortid him back to
the Kour Court.
IVnnock. with Sam Rcb!non and llun
fv IS-ty. were cunieted of the Glencoa
train roliUrjr on the Krtc) ten years ago.
Th- robbery waa commtttej at "Sand
Cut."
IVnnork .uhmitted without rrntest to
ncre IVnilloti tdetures and meaurements
liMnc taken of him and then was re
I iistd.
REVIEW OF THE IRON TRADE.
Conditions Sound, and Mills Are
Taxed to Their Capacity.
Cleveland. O. Aur. II. -Iron Trad Review-
sas
S. Sa . 'iuitw or nw Dunnea. mter.4
urmK :li Iat wwjc haa not ben as larr. as
Jn fcorn. rrvMou. -k. conJltlnn. eont'nu
Ti-'.1. rA m."H ,r" u,"-s ,M ir otnrot ea
Itni7 -rtiMy "n bulMl-B mat rials a:ia
mriicJT'V1"1" ,b h'Hina of informal
orocla.,ion wl:h United Stat. fite-1
(-rpoUMi ortlrer ecnralne th. nuchas.
otisvir-r Ircn for Sept. .lellTerjr.
.t tsI"01!:? ' now "lB arploa Iron
fr ,hat ll wl" F0" b necewry to make a
J'Urcha. It jn.l.-rrtod that ther. 1. a rtlaht
dirirroce of ep.r.ion on th. rrt of fSSratlon
.rti.nr'. ma.er. cr J1e-tner aa to th.
prt-e hlch j.houM be rM. tut It I. rot tnouaht
!? ?"n ,":,T,"n. "n It la prolabl. that
tn purcsaiM of about !. tons will L an.
ai-ice,j t-for- th- flrt of .ept. ma
i nuk,t f"T nn.r and bartc U abow
tl'fr5o?.J,,'r.'S,rrr';r".whlch -1!M be" .Twill
iJ Z.i?'sJ? -r--lll- mt. .. Ineated
t?r. ,t5? J'. r'um"rn' manufartutlnc cen-
n 7 VTht I" Ul J-"'SlOn f.T l.tC. llAMm
It alaltlcn it th rn-ri rtao-d lat k for
a larre car f-nr ar.l two W Jtierf?,Unt;S
"ill l'V'i X"Vi. ulTh,n r"r j3r eoBtricti
win i. t fr tf.r cowrurtlnn of . tnor.
hu.-e fre'shw. Th- prlsehal rale, of .teal
ri,i!?r " w,r a follows:
., I" . ran lire. 7:.-o ton. itita Fe. :
ivtrolt Tole.to and Iru.fon. l'i PanL
IC .;at Northern. 5... Indtamwili. ana
nnoliritl Traction J.f" ra'.reilafJoua. Si
(' ten total. 135o,io ten
crSXiU?."."" m "T ta4 pr-
lsntet Rlawa, Sa.ll. ila. s.in.
'a'""' Uly. Aurnt blrthflower design,
on hotSf side of fljcnet-priro. Ji). in.
Itlal onMem-t fre. Mall orders filled.
MEIIMOP. JACCAKI A KING.
(Catalotrttp free) Rroadnay. eor. Locust.
CUTS WOMAN'S I
Virginia Military M:i
HEAD OFF.
an Then At-
tmi.ts to Kill Himself.
Norfolk. Va . Auc 4 -Captain W E.
men.. .rrlnl.. oluntt-. r. to-day kille.1
Mm I KoMn.or, at l,r hom-. almot
K-trir.s her l;e,j fron ll.er shouljers with
a razor.
He then -ittemptcd .ulcide !y cutting
.ll.' "'-' "Jon-5 1 i.oa- St. 1r.-
,Thil un"n''' '' dr.iprear nnJ.r
fie N-nlsn inlluence of the Ileloher Sul-
OHIO ASKS FOR SUSPECT.
Missouri'! Governor Requested to
Surrender William .Tole.
Coltmhu. o. auc. :.-overnor Her
rkk toly i.ue,i a r-jalltlon on th.
t.mernor f Ml..url for William Jo'-,
fclta 1 rank Nelll. 'charced with munler.
JoJ-e i nccu'Tl of r.tallv wounding a
tnnn Mt Htnillton. A-jut It
He Is under rr.t at Kan City.
"Dat Take rkaaret."
Vo.t can get th ! without eitra coat
All xrj have to do I to lnlt on having
O. r ". WhWtey wt out. Ion't forget.
FtHirtli-CTasa rawtssaater.
niyrnuc FrBCiai.
Washington. Aug 54. The fallowing
chsr-g- of fourth-class Postmaster, were
announc-d to-d
Kara- MsUtTTll'e. Kie.a i"S-jntr II.srr
D J-. lt M U. Kin-ill r-Vcn-d.
X!liir Kurrr:i. car OlranJ-ats Cca:r
JoSn W V:tr. nc- o. O Kor-.. r.irT
CklKeTa Tarr". Oreer County. William
at FUc-.ac". Ue w n. 0rr!ca. Twnaaed.
T?-I3fi:rrl-. lleatAra- Ouotr. c 1.
Wrhtl. i-- J W. I?utt. r-!aei. Frre
ViNw Ctirtr Edwin Hal-r. ikt Svfu.
Kat6ja. IrT!-i. Kt. Dr"?rt t3Str.
J"-r StrJcUrd. t. J H. R..T-. r
crel. wicnre. VI'cfc:t Ckctr. Jae. H.
T Jcra-.w. vice G-re S lloits. rvwicsd.
Ttae Ptae far PrrtatlfaaT.
Any descriptioa. ItthograpUtxg: 1 iWaa
GHi.ELJ-:Y PRIXTERT OF ST. LOUssV
8. J. Haraauah. Presldeat.
Haae rrwsa rt.kla; Tries.
John K. Mun-hj. ehl-f of the United
Stat- 9-cr-Servic- Pertrtmnt la St.
Iei. retume,! from Sturs-on Bav. Wls
whfre he sal Mr.. Muirty have been for
ncrlr a manth. Ch!-f Murvhy consrmed
the mcrt of hi vacation on the back? "f
the Ur ctchlsg RVr.- of the came Sh
h-b b- ay aboop.d ta the waters of
Murseon liar. Vrurtnc fcl. st?r. h de-
ciirtt. te tofscd nearly 1 good catch,
- ve.itfa.AaV..
NEWLY ORGANIZES REPUBLICAN
CLUB RAPIOLY BECOMING FACTOR
.PtoUtiriaaa Who Have Loag Held the Destiaies of the Party ia St.
Loaia Estinatiag its Streagtk aad Frepariag to Prereat It
Froai Seeariag a Death Grip on the Machine.
VLEANERS" NOW DESPERATE
Th newly ersmalsed Republican Club
ta St. Lows Is making such rapid strides
that already its strength has been esti
mated by the "practicar politicians who
eat been handling the party affairs In
the city and desperate efforts are being
we to prevent tne new organization se
curing a death crtp on the party organl
All of the moves have been thus, far
most ruieuy manipulated, and mere nas
been little of publicity !ren to Its trans
actions. Frequent conferences have ben held,
the last no later than Tuesday nlsht. when
dsflalte steps were taken to perfect the
orsanlzatlon of the club. If these are car
ried out accordlnc to programme the club
win be the dominant factor In 8t. Iouls
Repubtlean politics and will not be at all
In accord with the motives or those who
have been attemptlr.it to domineer the
hvat political situation..
The limit of memberihlp ha been raised
from 1 to 30. In order that there may tw
included in the list or affiliated p-trty
men those who are known as "contribut
ing Republicans.
Only thoe are dertred s members who
hand in their quota to the eampnicn
fund. The result will be. as is hoped by
the club's projectors, that unl-a the club
!- tt. .i there will he no available
funds to carry out the wishes of others
who m'trht dominate the legally recog
nised party authorltv.
All arransements have been completed
for tne cse of the new clubhouse in L
cut street, not far from Jefferson avenue,
and In a abort time It 1 said that na
club wlU be prepared to hold resular meet
Ins at the new headquarters, and a.so
to select the quota of officers.
It is the current report that the Itadlns;
Republicans of the city. Judging by th
standard of financial ability and financial
contribution, to the war box. are already
enrolled, and that this enrollment Include
many, ir not all. of the Republicans alons
Washington avenue, whose names appear
freqccnUy in the llsta of campaign spvud-
"CLEANERS- NOW DKSPERATKl
So strons; has the club become already I
DOCTOB SPECHT
Physician in Charge of Xorth End
Dispensary Will Quit on Sep
tember 1 Had Been Criticised
Officially.
Doctor Fraius Rpecht. physlclin In
charge of the North End Dls nsary dur
ln the day. resigned his position yester
day morning. The resignation has le-"n
accepted and will tak. effect Tteniler J.
In hi letter to IXctor Snodgras. H.ilth
Commlfsloner. Doctor Srecht gives no rea
son for quitting the iwltion. but it I well
understood to be on the recommend itlon
of Doctor II. J. Scherck. chief dlpensary
physicim
Doctor 8peeht sevenil weeks ago. it tro
rhirged. refused to treat Mr. Suicin
We.leick cf Xo. 13 Doller street after
she had sw.illowed carlndlc ne:. alleging
as his reasons his lack of arista tits and
faellltie.
Mrs. Wedelck ha.1 to fie taken fifty
block to the City Ifcpltnl. and wa Sn
such a serious condition n h.r arrival
there that her recovery was doubtful for
several day.. An Investigation wan or
dered by Doctor Snndera. iind Doctor
Keherck suggested Doctor Spcclit's re
moval. DoctorRpecht In W years old and lives
at Xo. S3 Preston place.
9&m Ctariaaatl aaa ttetara
Via Illg Pour Route Saturday. August Ml
fleeing tfVnt- mt Pm.?. M.a . i .
- - - ' " w.wj uuu I..IV3U1UI
and Union Station.
BURGLARY AT CARMODY'S
LEADS TO ONE ARREST.
retfsaer Bartewater Is Held Peadla;
avestlft-attoa af the Matter Two
Other Xrs Released.
ChW of Detective. Desmond ha not
completed the Investigation of th. theft
of $116 from the Mfo in Patrick J. CMr
modys siiio-jn at Xo. !S North Eighth
stivt. bat expects to h:ivo tl.e mvatery
cltured to-ilay.
Thomaii Qulnlivan. a former bartender
at the salmon, is undr arret. Tony
Swanson and John Rettgsn. nho were tak
en Into cutody. were nlca.-rd.
ITivate Watchman Wbalen yeterday
morning found keys In tin saloon door.
II. locked the place and waited for
Charles Corneilu. head tmrtender. to ar
rle. Corneliu illcovore.l that the safo
hnd been opened and that JUG was uoni?
Cornelius found that a hunch of ,
had b-en taken from a hook In the altHn.
Qutnllvan was found by tno i-oll.-vm-n
in a saloon at itimi street ami washing
ton avenu. Tile pollo-tnen rei-rtil th-it
Qulnllvan. Swanson nnd Iteacnn .emiil
to be counting money when thy entered.
duinuian milliliter navinc ikhi In Car
mixir's saloon nliottt l)i W-lney.iav
night. He will hi sun had died and that
h. wa downtown nnking arnnp merits
for tlw funeral. Chief Iemon-i rent fur
Mr Qulnllvan and ho deelnnd that
they had :v son. Qulnllvan il nkd hal
ing am- knowlcdre .f the theft.
Captain Carmody deplored that Qulnll
vsn knv the onmldnatloti to the afe.
Qulnllv-m had tT1 when arreted. Much of
the stolen tnonev was In Mler. but Quia-
llxan bad but llttl. except currency.
Ad.it Saeelal la EaaraTed Cards.
luO llnet enpraied calling card, with
copper rlate (JCiilpt lettering), for only
R". finest 'cards from your own
plate any style). 73 cent. Mail orders
llltal. MKItMODjJACCAP.D & KINO.
(Catalogue free.) Broadway, cor. Ioctirt.
("aas C'oaatr Teachers Adjaarta.
RKITIIUC SI'ECIAl.
Virginia, III . Aug. :. Th Ca Countr
Teacher" Institute cIoed a two week"
sett!on here to-lsy. 'ri next meetlrg
will t- held at Uean'.town.
Bartle-llle. I. T. Aug. 24 An unknown
man roMied the 1rt National Kink of
Colllssvlll. at Collln-vllle. i mall town
thirty mile south of Ilartlcrvllle. jat ,..
terday. and escaped with S1.3W. OlSccrs
are in pursuit.
The robl-erj' was tile work of a lnn
highwayman He ro-le Into town jut
befcre closing time at the bink, enteriit
the liink. and at the point of a reolier
forced the cahler to hand o.r all the
money In sight.
He thrn mounted hi. hor. and d.ih-d
out of town. TTh noe thit cathered did
not give chae until the robber had .e
curcil a giod start.
Re-salflaa Flaa Watrhea
And Jewelry a cpeclalty. F. W. Drostea.
Seesth and Pine.
Poat-Oflk-e Deaartaieat Vatee.
IU:rLUC 5PECIAI.
Wa5h'-.rtcn. Aug. SI The Postmarler
General to-!ay autkorlzeil on. a.!d!t'o"aI
letter carrier at Carthage. Mo., to begin
sen-tee October I.
Complete rural free i!e!Iry erv!re j"is
been etabllbel In Nob County. Indiana.
effect! e November 1 The total numVr
of route In the county Is twenty-nine, of
which the following are new: Albion. 5
and : Avllla. 4: Kendllvtlle. 5: Kiamell.
2: Lc-ti. :. IJgonler. 4.
rupiif Se-w Ba.k for AMIeaew
REruituc sesciAi-
Abilene. Tex.. Aug. 24. J. G. Ruyaell cf
Clark.v'.Ile. Tex.. anl C. W. Uacey cf
Palestine Tex., are here for th purpc"
of nrsantrlng ar.d orntrg a tutlonal b.rk
In Ahtlen". Thev have made application
to tfc Comptroller of the Currencv at
Wah!'-.i:ton for the r.-crATy par. This
wai give AbUer.e three national tank.
Heareh far Moiel Cleric
7?-e rollce bjre ben requejteil to search
frr George Mverw. day clerk at the Monro
Houiw. Xo 15 Xorth Eroaisay. who left
the fcotrl Wedne.!y. Th- d-s rvcelrt-
of the fcot-l. amocntln to u acwrd'rs
to Prcrrtetor DeUney. are mlsslns.
RESINS
POSITION
AND READY TO CAPITULATE.
that the XIKuenr ia the RcvtAMcaa
City Central CostuwKtee. who have ttMss
far vainly strlved to displace tb Ijndwls
cixanisation of the committee, have be
come desperate, and are "prepared to make
any concessions to have Chairman Ladwls;
resirn. in order that tney may control tne
Ctty Committee before the new comer
Set into action.
It te known that the "CleaBers.' whose
hope it Is to have Jeptba O. Howe asjala
placed as chairman of the City Committee,
have made overtures lookins; toward Mr.
UidwiK's immediate retirement on ap
parently amicable terms. In this effort
Otto Stlfe!. representintr the brewlns; In
terests, and his own probably, is reported
to be a moving and active factor.
In the same connection It is stated that
Chairman Lrfidwlsr ha no idea of resln
ltijr the committee leadership at the pres
ent time, ana tne nmnw rejwH ,,!T
If the "Cleaners continue In their efforts
the ultimate result will be to turn over
at least a dczen committeemen to the
sw clab outright. ....
This dozen would be In addition to thore
members of the committee who In one
wav or another would be Influenced by
various members of the new organisation
nrfd. working with them, would giye Im
mediate control of the party organisation
to the club, which would be rather In. ad
vance of the Drogramme which has been
framed by the club's founder.
It Is this practical certainty which the
Stifel-Nledrrnghaus-Howe boosters are en
deavoring to get around and accounts for
the recent activity, and the renewed ef
forts of the combination which failed to
nccomplteh Its purpose in displacing the
LiUdwig leadership, and In expelling cer
tain members of the committee, among
whom were John II. Owen of the Slain
Ward and Sam ilyerson of the Twenty
ehthth. ... .1 ...
In any event the Republican difficulties
have only begun and betoken party strife
which may cause the most bitter factional
disturbance in the party history In St.
I-ouls. and nece.arlly a combat at next
spring's primaries, which may have to
lw fought out in every ward In the city.
WHAT DID BURTON
00 FOR $14,000 FEE?
Interior Department Officials Say
There Is Xo lteeord of Former
Senator8 Appearance for the
Chickasaws.
The TtepuNIc Rurwto.
Wratt BulMlng. 14th sad P Street.
Washington. Aug. 14. Officials of the In
terior Ixpartmeni to-day professed their
Ignorance, of any services that may havo
been licrformed by Senator Burton of
Kan.-as. or by Z. T. liurton. hs brother.
In return for the H4.O0O paid them In Chick-
Xwlon national fund warrants.
Judge Thomas Ity.in. acting Secretary of
the Interior, and other offlcial before
whom tlio Burtons would have jiractl-el
if they had apw-ared a attorneys at the
department. .oid that at no time within
hi recollection had either of them repre
sented the, Chickasaw Xatton In any pend
ing matter. Z. T. Burton is entirely Un
known to Judge Ityan and other Uepart
mnt officers.
It Is learned, however that nlmut vi
before ho became Senator. Burton, who
was then counsel for the Chickasaw, eu-U-atoretl
to have his contract with the
ziauon approved ijy tne secretary of the
Interior, m that he could represent the In
dians before the Department at Washing
ton. By the terms of this contract. Bur
ton was to receive COO a ear and was
to practice before the department ewi.
tary Hitchcock re(ueI to approve the
"""'" 'e resiuung. it la saM. In a
hi-.it td Interview- with Burton.
Thes-e facts wcro made-public to-day by
the department fifllel.il whn fnrth- n.
formation was sought regarding the new
charges against Senator Burton, which n-
tvitc iiih relations witn the Chickasaws.
and which are now in the possession of the
DerMi-tnient of Justice. The Chickasaw
Xatlon. in running Its governmental af
fairs, has authority to make expenditures
direct. Therefore, th.. tn-lMia ,.. .i-
dare that the I14.COJ iaid to the Burtons
was paid direct to thtm by the tribe, thus
wuug me mutter out or th jurisdiction
of the Secretary of the Interior.
But If. aa alleged, the money was for
services rendered in pressing Indian
claims at arhlngton. there Is no record.
according to the officials, of services per
formed. Great surprise was expressed this morn
ing by Charles H. Robh. Acting Attorney
Oeneral. that the contents of the report
UKn Burton's Chickasaw transactions
tdiould havo reached the public. He made
no denial of the accuracv of the state
ments mane concerning the report. But
hu declared that tho charges could not be
dlrcus-d officially at this time. It was
admitted at the department, however, that
tho tu.-ttti r has ln the subject of In
vest Igation. though nothing has been de
cli!d as to what tep shall be taken.
Tl.e warrant paid to Burton perinaly
all b-ar date subiuent to the tlmo at
which he lcanii a eenatir. If thi- were
tho price for work done before he took
oilice. officials of the Itei-artiuent of Juh
tlco my that no offenfe I created. Tl.e
question of the transfer of the business
to th- name of his brother. 7.. T. Burton,
may revolve itself Into a matter of pto
pntty. though. It Is nnderstiKMl. the ilc
lurtment Is still Inquiring into the nature
of the partnership hot w ten the brothers.
POLICEMEN FIND LOST BOY.
Youngster Who Disappeared at
Station Is Located.
Willie Snnbom's Introduction to Ft.
I-ouK where he i henceforth to make h!.
home, probably will live long in the mem
orv of hi mother.
Willi", with his little sisters and mother,
rrrlviil in Kt. Iiut yesterday morning
from Chicago. Th-y came here to live.
Willie sot lot at Cu'on Station and wa
found by Iollcrm.tn Dick Ward, the big
gutrdun of .he peace at tne t.-ttion.
Wanl took Willie to the Four Court.
The Iwy ald his name was "Hill Plain."
Ak6d whose boy he wrs. he replied
"Grand dad'.."
lr S-inlrn missed Willie and hurried
to Policeman SclimoIlr.sk! to aid her In
r.ndlng him. Through Schmollnskl and
Ward Willie was restored to his mother.
An thing of value can be sold quickly
through lit public Want Ads.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
Marriage l!cre. were l.ud In Clav
ton to John A. Blair and 0i Elledge cf
tnlvrlt- Heights: Frederick G. Mueller
and Uu--Ie A Polls of St. Loui. and
H irrv K Corn of St. "Uisls and Kva G.
Ward of Taylorvllle. HL
Annie Hsppe. alia. Clara Addison, was
arreted In St. lotus yesttrday bv Deputy
Sheriff Campbell on a charge of grand
Inrcenv. A warrant was I'.ued agalnt
her bv Juittco I. W. Campbell, it i aI
lgeil that h stole a watch In Delmar
Garden. Jalv 3. UC6.
Jtnnle Smith, who w arrfnted In
Page Avenue Heights about a week ago
on a charge of maliclau destruction nf
property. Is back la the Clayton Jail. She
did not appear In Justice Stoble'a court In
CUyton Tu.lay to answer to the charge,
and her slater, who was on h-r bond, re
quested thai she be rearrested. Mis
Smith was 'Ivlng In the home cf O. W.
Seelev. and. It Is charged, mi attempting
to tear it down when artesled.
F0UN0 DEAD-BY His SOU.
Coroner Will Investigate Sudden
Knding of Lawrence Walsh.
The Coroner to-day will Investigate the
death of 'lAWrence Walnh Sr.. Z4 yeir
old, who was found belde the kltchn
dov;r of hi. home at Xo. 454 Montrose s ve
nue yeierday morclr.g by his son. law
rtnee Walsh Jr.
The police believe death was dna to
spoplexy. but will not be satisfied of the
raue of death until an autopsy 1 held.
A .l'ghi wound on the right temple waa
found. Doetor D. F. Rlee of Xo. 3B Clark
avenue said Walsh hsd been dead about
four hour when found by hi son at
o'clock.
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The Teaspoon Question Will
Interest You if You Are Interested
In a Home-and Most Everyone Is
The patterns here illustrated are Teiy beamtifnl in desigm thej are of
pare silver, are finely finished, and every spoon is stamped "Mermad,
Jaccard & King" a. positive uarantee of quality and value.
We have cwhto asMrtaMtato la
Harks and Kaivtas f vty
IAII. ORDERS receive prompt attention, and If not
satisfactory you may return thera at our expense
and we will refund your money.
MERINO, JACCARD
MARK TWAIN WANTS
TO KEEP HIS FEET
Circulates Kumor That He Is Go
ing to New York to Have Am
pution Performed for Gont and
Then Denies the Story.
RKPUEUC t-FECIAI.
New York. Aug. 54. Suffering torture
from gout. Mark Twain, who more than a
score of years ago. solemnly declared
"rare things are not common," perjw
trated another Joke In Norfolk. Va.. to
day by having the announcement made
that he had returned to his home to New
York to l.avo both feu operated on.
As a result there were numerous callers
at the big red brick hou-e. No. 31 Fifth
avenue, and the flaxen-haired maid was
kept busy answering rings at the door.
"Mr. Clemens is out of the city and will
not return till November." said the young
woman to each caller. We have heard of
no amputation."
This was repeated time atd time again.
and "it's mighty funny came from more
than one pair of lips as the callers turned
to retrace their steps down the front
stairs.
"Mark Twain going to have bU feet cut
off?" queried a policeman on one of tho
Ninth street cars, adding. "Not much, and
it's a certainty he is not coming l'.omc
now. not in this hot weather."
Late in the afternoon, still at Norfolk.
Mark Twain, who. in signing check use
his own name. Samuel I Clemens, au
thorised a denial of bis self-circulated re
port that he was In New York.
"I am still here," he said to a friend
who met him there, and probably shall re
main here till I get away. As for th
gout. I may have a tcuch of It.
"In fact. I always have felt a little sore
that way. but I am goltuj to keen my feet
as long a. I can stand. They happen to
be my last feet and ar solely for ray
use.
There are two little New Yorkers who
are longing for the famous humorist "tun
home." Thev are the Infant son and
daughter or Mrs. Jcnnlscn. who takes care
of the big. roomy, gloomy old house where
Mirk Twain lives when in town.
"He always alves me pennies. said the
little girl, whereat the younger hoy
n-.iched out his hands and laughed.
"Mr. Clemens Is fond of littlo ones." -plained
Mrs. Jennlson, "ami mv tots are
never mo happy as" when he play with
them.
Kyesjlaaaes sad Spectacles. 91 aad Va
At MEKMOD. JACCARD A KINO'S.
(Eyes tested free.) Broadway, cor. ton
LIQUID AIR AT EXCHANGE
Professor Kugg Gives Practical
Demonstrations for Grain Men.
Members of the Merchant Exchange
were treated to a practical exhibition of
the properties of liquid air nfter yester
day's si-fslon by Iroreor F. U. Itngg.
formerly of the Illinois State University.
Tin- professor mounted theplatform at the
west side or the t-xenange floor and spread
out hi !-urarherr.alio.
A mhiii as the bell announced the end
of the M-lon th" trnders abandoned tlw
pit and gathered around to witness the ex
nlbitlnn. The usual exnerlments were per
formed, among them freeslng of a rubber
bull. whL-ky. fruit, and flower and burn
ing of ste-l.
Profee.jr Rugg sajs that liquid air 1
In lis Infancy, and that In time It will be
use! as 11 motive powr and become of
great commeril.il value. Xow. he say. It
-tuts attoui 11' a gallon to manufacture.
Ii-caue it 1 u-el In such small quantitlcai
It could be manufactured at a much Its
cost If a d mam! existed for it.
TRIED TO ROB CASH REllSTER.
Fred Hoitz Saw Man Reaching
Over I!ar.
Fred Heltx. keeper of a saloon srd gro
cery at Xo. ysi Mound street. Wednes
day night round a man trying Xrt rob h!s
crn rKiier.
Tho man drank whlky and then asked
for a nlck-I's worth or pepper. Helta start
ed back to the grocery deriirtment to sjet
the pepper, and met snother man who
came in to nuy a nozsn eggs. turning
around suddenly he says he saw the man
who wanted the pepper reaching over the
bar toward the register. IMt ran to the
saloon. The man hurried rrom the front
dror and ecapeil- When Ilelts returned
tho man who wanted the eggs had dis
appeared. Heltz believes they wero work
ing togethtr.
WILL TEST SHOTS IN MINES.
Attfctnpt to Be Made.to Settle La
lor IUfficuliy by Experiments.
nKiTHi.ic" srrciAi.
Springfield. 111.. Aug. II The flrsttest to
ccrducted by the miners acd opera
tor; of th C. A A. Subd!tr!ct. in an at
tempt to settle th controversy as to the
employment of shot-Brers, will be made at
Solomon's mine at Auburn to-morrow.
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ll" CJWJU4I.IVC a-! twiiiHiaj ;
wmen x n4v.'5a oy aie nuiwry '
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per art of sU.
Pine olid Silver.
"Watteau"rS,$5.00
urer William D. Ryan, will attend to
gether with a number of Interested opera
torr. A test will be made 1a the four mines
of the district, and It Is probable that an
other Joint conference will be held and the
KMur-pemiing controversy arm be aetueu.
SAYS PIANO WAS HER BED.
Mrs. Juli M. McGrath Asks Di
vorce oa This Ground.
Julia V. McGrath. In her suit for di
vorce filed In the Circuit Court yesterday,
alleges that her huband. Thomas J. Mc
Grath. on several occasions, compelled her
in cold weather, to sleep on tho piano
without anything around her t keep
warm. H. abused her. threw coffee
(rounds In her face, called h-r had names
and failed to properly provide for her.
she alleges.
Qustave C. Garbrecht. who sued for
dtvorcj yesterday, alleges that his wife.
Olma. told him that she was tired of liv
ing with him. that be did not suit her.
arid that he did not make enough money.
She refused t cook his meals, and to
wash and mend hi dothes. and deserted
him. ho alg..
Other dlvorcn suit, filed were; Mary
Stone agalnt Sidney R. Stone, alleged de
sertion: Ddna Harpold against Waldo I.
Harpold. alleged desertion: Mollie A.
Hobte against William H. Hoble. alleged
failure to properly support her: Mary
Wallace against Samuel W. Wallace, al
leged drunkenness and neglect: Emma
Jeffrey again rt Harry Jeffrey, alleged In
dignities; James IV Craig against Vir
ginia Craig, alleged desertion; France
Grime against Oscar F. Grime, alleged
desertion, and Ellxa J. Birth against B.
T. Blythe. alleged desertion.
IMIZE SUSPECT IS RELEASED.
Chicago Police Now Without
Clew to Murder Mystery.
Chicago. Aug-, at The murder of Mrs. E.
F. Xise Is still unsolved by tho police, and
all former elews. including that centering
around William Bracey. the negro who
waa arrested oa suspicion, hava been
abandoned.
Bracey was released to-night after he
had satisfactorily explained hi where
abouts on the night of the murder.
No additional arrests have been saaA.
and the police ar without evidence that
may icaa to any.
Wall Tas Asw ta Sew Ti
CaJl and ses the beautiful new
of tho Mermod. Jaccard A King Jewelry
Co.. at Fifth avenue (bet Itth aad Klh
sts.). Yoa win ha cordially welcomed.
THINKS HE SHOT
BURGLAR.
Grodxensky Believes He Wound
ed Marauder Who Escaped.
Alexander Orodxensky toed six soots at
a burglar who attempted to get Into hi
home at No. SMS Oregon avenue early yes
terday morning, and believes on bullat
took effect.
The burglar had shoved the key from
the door, probably to use a skeleton key.
NOTICE TO
The lax bills for the current year will be ready for collectloa aad bmjt ha
paid at the oilice of the Collector of the Kerens la the New Ctty Hall ea aad
after September 1. 190C
A rrtiate at the rate of 8 per cent per aBBoai from the date of payrneat
the 31st of December aext will be allowed oa city portion of taxes to all per
son making payment of Bald tax billa oa or before the Irat day of October
next.
JAMES HACERMAN, JR..
St. Louis. Mo.. August. C .
B.&0.S-W. ULVJJP
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live and Sixth Streets
and Union Station.
RUPTURE
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of Diamonds. Watches, Silverware and other Sne
goods sent on request to any out-of-town address.
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but found th door hotted and hi worlc
proved unavailing. The noise of the falllnc
key awakened fjrodaensky. who rush i :
a window. Ha saw the man at the door.
and without hesitating flred two shots at.
him. Aa th man ran from the yard four
mora shot were seat after him. The,
burglar limped aa he ran. and 43rodsenskv
belleves on bullet took effect In the man a
leg.
TO UQUOR DEALERS Call and sea
as. 1II4-U3S Locust st. Hours from -CJ
a-m. totauo-m. Wat. H. LEE 4V CO.
Saaltary laaasirlar A-slac-
H. 31 Edsannds was appointed saaltary
Inspector yesterday by the Board of
Health on recotataendatloa ofDoctor
Boodgras. Health Commissioner. EdmuntU
takes tb place of one of two Inspector
who ware dlsriuosed aboutten days ng".
Ono of the latur waa William Brady,
brother of Hugh Brady, formerly a well
known Democratic politician.
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