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SEVEN USEFUL SUGGESTIONS.
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the platrons waKiae; tor the car to
te i. ston. la
bbs the rear fear
wlik W right
band, while In her
left ah carries Barrels.
If petataea are pricked before takinc that the air can escape, they
will not aurat.la tke area.
liulli or hand bar. Before the ear
to a run to afet win anient, puttm
Equal parte of precipitated chalk aad powered errta root,
together aad keep la aa air-tight box er tin.
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THB WAT NOT TO GET OFF A CAIt
down her left foot first. Thia means that?
In a few more seconds Miss vandever.ter.
sprawling on the street, while the car Is
pircN. umbrella and hand hag. will be
piilng flown the track.
To avoid a bruLsecl arm or a soiled skirt
ktw-u the front rail of the platform with
your lft hand, wait until the car eonve
to a mo? unJ then put your right foot to
tii! ground first.
MME SECRETS OP HOW
t tutess BEcai!iGt.r.
Though the knowledge of the art of
drcsslnr well la suppo-d to belong more
especially to women, how rarely ts It that
we or a perf-etry satisfactory toilet one
that pleases not oily by its color, tut of
which the central style assorts with the
complexion, and 1 exactly suited to the
Uriire of the wearer.
Nine people, out of t-n ehooso a hat or
honnet not because, It i h-comlng to their
particular cist of features or shad- of
complexion, but he-cauo their milliner
tells them It is "th- newest thing out."
Or they -e!-cf a dress exactlv like one
worn by an acquaintance at the last eh
terttlnment at which they xrere present,
quite Irnorin the fart that thouah It nviv
eult their friend's fair hair and pink
cheek, it will he anylhine hut becon-ilnjr,
to their ean ra-en locks and Fallow com
plexion. It is this ytumMlnt block of color that
1 fatal to tli effect of many a costume,
tn itelf stll;h and In irood ta-Me. Mrt
women atout to choose a. new dres apjily
to th!r dies-maker. 'h( tells them that
the "colon of the Feaon" am perhaps
h!lotip. Kray. ieux-rose and iihadrs of
jreen.
One miqht Tenture to predict that a
aailiiw-faced woman will fmlert the he
Jiofror. or a dull and yeUoTtleh pre-n.
a 1.4 tl.e nom-in who ban a complexion
of deadly pallor -itid sjrav hair will select
llRht ci-itj. nultable only for a Lloomltuf
rlrl of it.
Vow. u itnvrn which rrflectn the tint
o the fornplexlmi Is rarrlv a tucc-w. but.
as a crural tute. the .o!or of the hair
nmv t rejxate.l in the drr"i quite sac
ec.fnlly. ThN U notably the ca.e silth
ril or a'ibiirn Inlr.
There it i jv'pultr fallacy that hrixht
bme It appropriate to thl tint, but jio
ce".itr mistakt ctiuM ! maile
' nlv the faintest shades of blue can bo I
admireI. but lit the fame time it mut b
r"-ni4nbered that tlioi.iili o called. rel
hair N never absolutely red. the predoml
iirtiit hade beins rebiih-yel!ow or rich
orange
Htire red-hearted people lock well in
h.i.!.- f,f wjlow. but jilmot every tone
f rel should Ih avoiJeJ. White or cream
Kn a charming ffcc: acalnt the rul
.!iet of auburn, and the alc-st mauve !
net amiss.
m lainra Were.
Suburbanly. "I hope you won't think
Tti a bore, but I'd UWe the loan of jour
la-n mower"
'MU "I'd like t. but that I now live
In a rit and 1 haie Ho lawn more, u?
ljn-mower."
Rerlpee.
ONION AND TOMATO OMHI-BT
When in!on 1 llxel. it Is a vat Improve
ment t tomato om!et. one rin.ill onion
blrii; mlnie.1 nd added to the totnrr.o aa
It rooky. Sometimes or.Ion t rut Into, an
oni-lrt nien no other vesftabl- Is u-e"l.
On- tal;eiKvr.nfuI of tlnelj mlnred onion
U cooked llRht! In hot butter and ailed
to the consulatej .-sr
I'liVt'll COHHl.Klt.
The peart cobbler, that delicious South
ern oonroction. I a crn. letwecn a pud
lln aid a pie. Th.. aecordlrK to tradi
tion, rhould ! KtVej in an earth-n pud
l!n dlh at Iea: trtte and a half Inche
ef There should he no bottom crut.
but lmpl a Rne. rich cru-t at slJes and
tip The rlchoit and r!pet peaitie ob
tainable are none too sc-od for a cobbler.
Iluttr the pudJlnc l!h and line the etJes
with puff jJite. I'el c.-.ou;h ripe. luci3u
Iach to till the dlh. trarlne the- aprt.
": laic the tits In to '.mjart their
i!lt!ncthe almoniUlk.i flavor. Sweeten
the j- ache abundantly Cover the dlh
with a Ujer cf flaky pate. selln care
fully at the rim hre it JoIn the s".dr.
to ireent its botllnc oer Hake about an
hour In a steady oen. not too tulck. If
tf,ere i jo darue- of -corchme. .coer
-'ith rater When marly cone.
hrlnc tn
the e.lce of the oien
du"t with powdered
uxr an 1 e
back, to (I.K Serve either
hot or cold.
Taffeta Sailer.
Arrrcrrtate for
trsllnc or mornlrc
talk '.- a nailer t,t
?f copper tron chip,
with a ro-ette bow of
hlte taff-t. rtMoa
tn front and a buach
cf fteilbl- w h i t -3Uill
droor-ln over
th hair throuch an
spenl-K In brim on
left sile-
Mehhlee That Are (aefal.
The fdliowcc to cf a hotby exerts
a
greater aracunt of goc3 ths I
usually
suppo-ed.
Ujth oung and eld ar- better for hav
irg aa occupation which will take It
na.t somewhere wtween senoiss n-ur
and idl amueemnt.
few ar- a:sSed
to .re tjn all their rre au-ifntp to rri-
w lBJm Tj
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oilty: nor. on tia other hand, could they
b -xpected to occury tbems-lv- ccn
e:sntly in sertous study of the Kier.cea.
Many a vcath owes the roakme cf Ms
career to some hotby which has fillel his
pare hecrf . kept him front many tempta
tions atroa4 and occupied hie thoughts at
heme. and. best cf all. ha rellcfed tlra
of e;f-conscicunes. so often the growth
ef an unoccupied mind.
V hobty 1 cftn of practical use In
after life, and may b an oceae3nal
mran cf livelihood. wrh3e ahcst all teach
tusir.MM habits and aroase a iaudahle
ambition to excel.
Theru again, tn later Uf. a bobby ts
ometlme tnvaloaWe when cares nave
ccrre or b'-slne-s ! e pursae,! and ehVl
dren have scattered from the heme. Sach
purswita have braugfct content to tbsae
who are ahnoet at the doe of Lfe an-1
saade tkeia cheerfial cmpan-.T.
"or sv4rercrs. anjthlcg that oill bright-
A paroxysm of couxhlna' mar of tea be arrested bjr takloff a teaspooaf ol
f slycerla In a little hot milk.
Powdered pumice atone er whltlnr aad lemon Juice will remove stataa
from bone or ivory knife bandies. The latter Is beat for Ivory.
Te Restore Sealed Barbie.
Rub over with a paste consisting of washing soda (two parts), pew
dered pumice one part) and whitirf ane part), moistened with water.
Wash afterwards with soap and water.
Wkea Ceektea; Plea.
In roaklns; a fruit pie make a small opening- In the center of the crust
and Insert a little paper funnel. The steam will escape as through a chim
ney and all the Juice win be retained.
Te Waab VUM Laee.
Immerse In a lather of -shite soap in hot water, press and move about,
but do not rinse. In two cbanaej of cold water. 1Mb between the folds af
a linen cloth and pin out to dry on a
en the hours can be looked upon only In
the light of a blessta. ahlie for all these
occupation broaden the character.
How helpful it uould be to men whoe
sole thought Is money-getting to have
some such unselfish intereet.
Girls have plenty of light accomplish
ments which offer fields for continued
study, such as music, dranlnc or painting,
while there are many occupations uJo!ly
followed by boys which arc not at all un
suitable for their sh-lcrs and ablch prove
extremely 'ntert-sUng at the same time.
such as carpentry, taxidermv. phctos
raphy. pet-rabmg. gardeniny. For mental
exercises ecoloaj . astronomy and physical
sciuice alii prove Infinitely Interesting.
ETHEL BARRYMORrTS BRITON.
Something of a mild
peruaiion has been
caused by the an
nouncement of the
engagement between
Captain Herry "5ra
liam and Ethel Bar
rymore.
nnaneiallv. the
Captain I? not much .J
or a rami. DUt no is
a swell of tlio first
order. Is r-eelved at
cojrt. moves la the
beM circle and Is a
great ladles man.
illss Barrymore.
with her beauty and
wit, and the social
preftiKe she enjoys
through her intimacy
Tilth the Duchejet of
Sutherland, might
liae had the pick of
n, score of wealthy
bachelor?, and there
after would have
been nb'o to gratify
the most luxurlou"
tasttK without any
necessity of having 3g,
ruimiruA tr.o est n rT
vvvruir. '-f a .!.,-
Kven cynics, there
fore, are forced to
the conclusion that
It Is a love match on
bcth sMci
Rut no di!e has vet
ben set for tho wed-
cmg. ami tne oia
adace about the fre
quent flips that occur CA1TA1X IIARUT"
between the cup and GItAHAM.
t!. lip may be agalnWho Is to marrjr
trtfitd. Kthel ISarrymcre.
Care ef Oae'i Clethea.
AVe all like pood clothts and the fc-llng
of being well die4d. It i not entirely a
question of money: It is al.o a matter of
detail ar.d of giving a small portion of our
time to keeplr.g our belongings in onl-r.
No matter how expensive or -15 fitting
one's drees 1. the apf-earanc is spoilt d
by a soiled stock or piece of lace or a
crushed and frajed rkirt.
Just Pto; and think what a savins of
time and money the short skirt 1 to a
woman, especially the bury woman. No
skirt braids need renewal, no frayed g-t
give her an ui.tidy r.pii'rance.
Take a look at your ev.ryday skirt and
think what an Improvement a good preju
Ing would be to it. Thl." cm be done very
easily at home, and slmuld be done ct-ery
wtek cr two. Place your skirt on a, cov
ered Ironira; board end have li.ir.dy two
hot iron rather heavy in wciKlit; now
eovcr the portion to 1-e prcs-ed with a
thoroughly wet piece of unhh-ached mui
lin fold4 double, r.r.d when preMing ion't
trove the Iron too i-jlcky over it. but
press until the material itopa nteamlng.
says Woman's Life.
should there remain dull or gazd rpots.
;r.ce lightly and pre again. This re
pre'ng. when damp, will form stesm that
will remove such spota.
CHAT OP THB nol'DOIR.
Care ef the Skla.
When the skin of
the bodv Is not at
tending to its share
of the work and it
cannot when its
Fores are clogged
the face has to dou
ble, list duty In
throwing c?T efTte
matetr: therefore,
when there Is more
than It can dispose
cf. facial blemishes
result. Iloth sea salt
tnd camphor. 'cttr
lilned or separately,
act as tonic for th
!(In. and rhoud I
u-1 freelv Th
Care ef Clothes.
Manv women, aft
er ecari:i- cr,cd. d
r:rable clothing, fre
'luently look i-oorly
dreed. rfmply be
cause thev do not
understand tfc- care
that wearing appar- i
el rehires to keep
It iresh in appear
ance After ach
rearing a suit or
gown reouir.-s some
shakir.c anl brush
ing. A -k!rt --hould
ulnavs be pressed
before belnir hurg
away. If uiit tnd
spots are allcwe.1 to
remain in the cloth
tSiey not onlv i-taln
Imt rot It Shake as
much dust aa possi
ble out of a gar
ment befare brush
inc It. When net in
ue skirt- and Jac
ets "-hould be sus
I endej from hang
er, a they th n re
tain their original
shape.
salt, tu b- bcucht !
at any druggists,
mav either be
thrown Into thi
bath or rubbed drv
on the body hil-th-
latter 1 still
wet In this cas" the
ldv mav be r!ned
acaln if en- dl.-llk-s
the frlt:g of salt,
thoueh It is very
t-eneticlal.
I'-at Splnarit' for
plenty of st'ncch.
Beaaty.
Hat plentv of srlncch. Ii acts aa a
tonl- a:. 1 a bautl!ler OooJ i-oap. oft
wat-r. t.lentv of fruit srlv hourt. and a
di'ly walk In all weather". Itath- the
lace everv r.tcht with "U.ial quantities of
warm milk and w.ner It k n the ln
fair and smooth When n.ishlns the hair
I- neceysarv lumile's shampoos should !
chosen. Th- simtdost which can a'.wnv
lx made Is to melt a cake of rarllle eMp
In n quart of boiling water. Put it It.to ii
wMmcuth Jar and ue atout to table
rroonfult at a f.rac. Mas&sgo well Into
the scalp
A Trio ef Oddities.
A Chinaman car-y!ric a ladder walked
Into on- of th- police courts In Sinc-twr-th-
otl.er day Ilcmoving h! hat. h
biW"d with trxre to the Judse on the
bneh. Over th- ia:t.r' e.-t w?s a val
uable clock This John Chtiarr.a;i quietly
removed. tu;kd it undtr or- am and the
liddr under th- other bowed acaln to
th Maclstrafe andw'thdreu Soitr days
-lapsed and the locl. una rot retvrneJ.
I? had been stolen whll- tho court was
sitting.
Her are a p!r cf this s.-ascn's calf
lories imported from l.g'jcd A goiter
drove a iow ball over a river .-jvl a salmon
Jumred at it with uch vlgur that tt
Ji:mr-I riM tut en the twek an! was
s-cure-1 with tfc- coif ball lr. Its month.
Another pUyer kild a Ikzk. with a golf
!ll in his ciiral-.t round and another
with the s.ur.e bA'.i tn his afternoon round.
A traveler r-tcrried from ItJu relat-s
i'V"1 Andarkfth. In C-ntr-U L-.dla. h-kllJe-J
four fib-grown ttcr? witb Ave
tfcota tn tha s! minutes, th- first
threo being irE5- shots.
tilas Teapot.
Glase teapots are. It Is salt ,;-, into
favvr In the X. sited States Th-y ar- mtd
of strong, tearer-d clas. and are d'll
ctly trimmed with bands of silver. In-sld-
the teapot a hoUow bU cf silver roll
atKt. and ty pre-mpt absorption cf th
heat of the boilinc w-ter prevents the
glass from crack'eg. The charm cf the
crystal teapot lies r.ot whoily in Its beauty.
for thre is the adittons! odranttg- that
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Most people will be sii j o; th- r-isrrt
Into fisaiia of what are b-st described
as rorsrslnous ssrathters of chiffon ani
gacse. which mme tr.tc Uh:on two year
ago. and then di-il abruptly because they
had been put to a wrrr.a: parpose by
beirg worn In- town, instead cf belcg rc
servoi for tbe country.
Is town they were abturd atal icappru-
beard covered with a linen cloth
prlate: tb-y caught on the doors of
broughams end hansoms, they weie im
possible with reck ruffles, they dirguised
a woman far too completely to allow her
to hold b-r own In a crowd. So they
perished. But in the country and at the
seaside they are altogether another thins,
and absolutely fascinating when foaling
round a big. shady hat. or turned back
over Its brim and framing the face of
the wearer i:i a tram-parent halo cf ashlta
mcricg gauze.
aft. ST FOR Fl'X.
JCODESTT. "Do ou know that If yoti
bad an Income of Jl a minute night" aad
day it would take you IMt years to ac
cumulate a billion that la. of course, not
figuring In the interest?"
"How much would on- have In a year
with an income of $1 a minute?
"left's ste VO.tt "
"Well. Just loj. otf the other l.S years
from nv allowance, will you?" Chicago
llccord-Herald.
THE POWER Of PAlfKXESS 7.1?:
"Thafa an excellent article of Doctor
ISog'! on th origin and development of
I cllow fever."
Zag: "Whv da von think so?"
YJtS- "Bcciiu-e i coulii't understand a
Hue ol It." New Orleans Tlnus-Deraocrat.
FBMI.VINK CHARITr. Ma-me: "I
wonder what makes Maude's hair look so
streaky?"
Edyth: "lion't know. lVrl.aps she is fat
tine it ou tho installment plan." Chicago
News.
Te Is
Breve Ceroa'a Ftovar.
P-it the coco or chocolate with an
eggbeater and tl.- flavor anl general de
licausnes cf th- bcvcrag- will be creatly
inert aped. Let the cocoa boll thoroughly,
for this is essential If th be?t results ate
to be ecureil. Then add the milk and
wait until the liquid again comes to a
bell. When that moment arrives, pro
duce the tgulK-ater and bent the beverage
until it is covered with heavy froth, then
peer Into dainty chocolate rup and serve.
The family or invited csevis may b; ex
pected to delicht vour heart bv comment-
Hg very t.!eaantly upon the creamy tex
ture of the cocoa
ind its unusually fine
flavor.
Proof.
Captain: "You saw a spy. hey? Hew do
you kitow he was a spy.
Sentry: "He had a spyglass) on him.
sir "
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The celebrated Martha Dean fashion
-citterns will lie furnished to readers of
The Kepubllc tt 1 c-:nts each.
Thee patterns will as:ly be rerognize-l
&e correct and up to date in every par
ticular. Ar. important feature nbout thera
Is th.it allowance Is made tor seams. Thcv
ere ierfct in design, conforming to all
th- re'iuiri meiit el advanced tle. end
vet a-e unusually simple ani easy of exe-
CUtiO'l.
Order will ! filled by mall only. Al
low about four days, therefore, for de
livery. A nivDUSE OF RARI3 GOOD STVLE.
Some one has s-ll that "the arparel oft
proclaims the mar and the blour- ;or
tratd wculd surely b-speak a wcarsr of
good style and excellent taste. A walt
llk 11-- sr.e shown &o- rot atp-al with
eoual force o all-the Fates fcrbia tut to
all It des m-ar. t t..ce attrtctiver.rss. As
a part of a shirt-waist rult jn blue lir.m
or white posse-. th:s waist srould be very
smart fcr summer with taSetas, slahtn
cr ssv of the olt wooitn fabrics would
prov !t eq-aiiT beccmlr.g for coder
w either. The square yok- lerrde the wear
er a hlgh-ch-sted. hlch bujt-d appearance.
whl the stAchel straps eiteiidlr.g rr
th shoulder giv-s breadth as well as.
lectin. Tne front Is laid in plaits which
:mulv:e a brcai -s-lple box plait, tapering
ta the i!t lire. This is a verv b-coming
feature and supi lies plenty of fullness.
Tie s:eeve is tae leg-o -nrstton wi:n a
moderate amcust of faU at tae shoul-
if. iClJ ,:lt-fcM ,. trw wrjT Tc nlfr
of .. u br a ,klrJ K.chj
strap, which asis th- snhiag touch. The
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achieve ?.ctti with th- pattern.
CS-Six sizes, at to 13 leches, bust meas
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In ordering be sure to give butt roeas
or- and aurstr ol palt'rn desired. I
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There ts to be a farewell complimentary
concert to Director John Lund at the Alps
this evening; The orchestra will play a lot
or Lamd things, and Mrs. Van Studdlford
lies volunteered her One voles for a num
ber of songs. Mr. I-und. who bas been ct
the Alps all summer, is to go back to bis
old place as tbe head of the Frt- "hirr
Orchestra. He will be succeeded here by
Ferdtnad Stark of San Francisco, who is
said to lead sn orchestra sfter the man
ner of Creatore. with the difference that
Stark's -motion in from his men describe
curves rather than angles.
WHAT "AWFUL CHARGE" MADE
WOMAN LEAP FROM BRIDGE?
Relatives of Mrs. George Oxford, Who Jumped to Death From
Ead Structure, Say She Did Not Realize What She Was Do
ingLeaves Baby and Niece in Car Note for Husbaad Body
Not Vet Found Was to Have Bees gent to a Sanitariuam.
Darling Qmri
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1 am not ruilty of that
fill char-.-una. then fore. h. oe i ufcc tr.y
lire. Take ctul car- ,f ur baby. Meet me In
ttntn. Your loilcg wile. Uiura.
The police are now endeavoring, to ascer
tain what the "awful churge" was- thnt
prompted Mrs. Ceorse Oxford of Duncan
ville. Tex., to jump from a train tn Eads
bridge Into the river and commit suicids
yesterday morning about 7:2 o'clock.
The foregoing not" h.-.d ticen written by
Mrs. Oxford a few minutes before the C.
II. A Q. trim, on whleh s-ho w-aa coming
to St. Louis, with her daughter. Esther. ID
yars old. and her nlcco, Mls Viola,
Slencer, of Whitehall. 111., reached tho
bridge.
iter relatives la St. Louis declare that
Sirs. Oxford was suffering from a nervous
attlicttoii :md cid not realize what she
wa. writing.
rite bodv had not been recovered at a
la to hour last nlcht.
Tho woman s husband Is exnected to ar-
rlva in St. Ixiuls to-morrow-, and unless
tha body I n-:ovcred by that time a re
ward may be offered.
Miss Spen-.t-r und the Oxford child are
now at th- home of George A. Fisher, of
Na. SS8A Harper street, wbo&e wife Is a
cousin of Mrs. Oxford. Another cousin.
Mrs. Ln.vr.-ncf Hlckey. formerly of No.
9sQ St. Louis avenue. Is also there.
These relatlv-s stated last night that as
soon as Mr. Oxford arrives and the body
is founi arrangements Bill be nude for
the funeral, which pruTably wilt take
place at Whitehall, the old home of the
family.
The Uttle child docs not seem to realize
trat her mother Is dead, but sobs con
tinually and asks "Why sh rot off the
train."
THE SUICIDE.
Mrs. Oxford after writing the note
placed It In her handbag, which she hand
ed to Miss Spencer when the train reached
tiie center of tho bridge. Kxplainlng that
she intended to get a drink. Mr.. Oxford
walked to the front of the car. She took
a drink of water and then walked out
to tbe car platform.
V. L. Grimmer of No. 33.V Manchester
avenue, and Charles Swope wlttiessed the
suicide. Grimmer sas he thought Mrs.
Oxford was getting off the train because
she believed tt had reached the Main
Street Station. ......
"I called to hsr to warn fc-r that the
train bad not reached the ststlon." said
MRS, TAGGART MAY
ME STANO TO-DAY
"Billy Mayor's Cousin Declares
Ue Never Had Any Imprjer
Kviatinns With Army Ofiicer's
Wife Suing for Divorce.
P.KTcnUC tPK'-IAIe
Wooater. O.. Aug. $. If the cross-eg-amliiation
of "Itilij-" Tagcart ! finished
iv Saturday morning, tt Ls expecled ths.t
Mrs. Grace Taggarb will to the next wlt
nss called.
lar.ma. the negro servant, waa en the
stand all morcine and while she got
mixed in her elates, and ss to the ttm
Taggart ktpt bis wtf- In the hull on the
n'Rtt that she charges that he beat h-r
and tore all the clothes off her person,
she stuck, to her story tn the main. The
only thing new In Kxniru's testimony came
when Judge Bmystr asked If Captain Tag
gart gave her any Christmas preareats
srhtle in Manila.
"No. th." wf th rpy.
"Did the niitino woman get snyr
"Yes. saa."
"What"
"Shs got S US hill.-
"Anythlng etser
"He gave her a very handsome brocaded
sine dress." M
"Iid he rH-e you sny dress.
"No. sah. he didn't."
"When Mrs. Taggart left Fort L-vn-wcrth.
Coai. what dil she tell you to
daT"
"She told me to stay and take care of
th Captain." .
"How- did you and he. get along .
"Very r.lcelr. sah."
"BILLY" TA5GART TESTIFIES.
The next witness caUed was "Billy" Taa
gar. namod as one of the eo-reapnod-ci-
"Bltlj-" said be met Mrs. Taggart wnsie
el-rktar In a grecen" stote. He admitted
it v:as true he bad taken Mra. Tagart
to a club dance- He wa
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turned bcr head slightly and kept on. I
started forward to stop her. but she
cauylit th- guard rail, climbed over It
end then it !awncd upon m what aba
intended to lo.
"Seeing that I cotsld not stop her. snd
not caring to witness her death, l turned
my buck. Her hat flew off and I beard tbe
splasii in the water.
"I wa. not more than twenty or thirty
feet nway from her at the time. I ran
to tho platform Just as Miss Spencer and
the child came out. I knew by tee anxious
look on Miss Spencer's face that sbn was
a relative."
HFeft ILL HEALTH.
According to Miss Spencer, her aunt
had been HI for the last year, and had
gone to Whitehall believing her health
would be benci-tcd. Her husband. George
Oxford. Is agint for the Santa Fe Rail
way at bimcanv Hie. aad was to have
met Ms wire. MUs Spencer and the child
In Fort Worth. She had been in White
hall two weeks and. not being improved,
started to return home.
She was to have been sent te a sani
tarium In Texas.
A it was feared that sh wss toe week
to make the journey alone. Miss Spencer
was. poinr with her.
Miss Spencer told th- police that she
could not explain Mrs. Oxford's note. "As
..he was writing It." said Miss Spencer,
"tsther asked her what she was writing.
"Just a tirte- for your father, dear.'
"he rep.iod. Fr.ldir.g It up. she put tt In
the purse, which she banded to me when
she got tip. ostensibly to get a drink.
"I believe hr action was due to her
Illness and I have no idea what she can
mean by the charge which she mentions la
th note."
Mrs. OxfsrtTs body quickly sank from
sight. She struck the wster about lot
feet from th- shorn and ths dlstsnce of
her fall was about seventy feet. lioutraea
have assisted tbe police In their efforts to
find the body.
W". A. I.Jseom of Rock Island, who waa
th conductor on the train from which
Mrs. Oxford Jumoed Into tho river, said
that she did not striko the bridge at all
In her Jump. Mr. Uscom said that a porter
and oio of the train crew saw the woman
Jump and that she cleared everything
w-hep sh: left the platform until she
truck the wat-r.
when denIr.g thnt any improper conduct
took place between himself ami Mrs. Tsg
gart. H- ca!d h- had nccnrnpanled Mrs.
Taggart to Akron once, where she went f
h-v her former music teacher. They went
to on hotel, and could r.ot get rooms;
then went to another, where each was as
signed to a separate, room. He "lid not see
Mrs. Taggart agiin. he said, until be met
ber at breakfast.
"Billy" also told ef a meeting Captain
Taggart In rrspoise to a telegram when
Targrtcam-toO-rvIIIwIthhTs children.
Said he and the Captain had a few drinks
out of a whlky bottle, and the Captain
asked him If hj knew cn thing about his
wit-. He raid he did not. The Captain
said:
"If i'amne-1 fur.r.y you don't when rots
are p round hnr so much"
"Illlly" denounced the key-bole-stcry as
related by Funny Kverly. H- declared he
r.-ver remained all night In Mrs. Taggsrt's
hoti"-. and never carried beer or whisky
t th- houe. Asked as to the story that
Mtk T.irgart had given htm a diamond
rlrg valued at &'. he said she did not.
but admitted that he had inserted aa
advertl-rmrrit in a paper offering S30 re
ward tor tl.e return of th) ring he loot.
"Billy" further along admitted that he
had tNjugnt the ring in Ntw York for a
Collar.
FARMER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Robbed in East St. Louis, Falls
on Street Looking For Police.
Scott Crafton. SS years old. a fsrater
frcrn Carter County. M.'ssoart. was picked
up at Montrose and Clark avenues last
night by Policeman John O'Ktefe of the
Klshth ry-ftriet aad taken to the City
Hospital. He waa sick ace la aead eCased
ical attention.
After being revived at the hosaltsl. Craf
ton said he had beea robbed at a boardlE
hosse tn Cast St. Louis, where he says
1C had been taken from him. He caate to
St Louis last night to report tbe r&beery
acd rnys he was looking for tbe Flier
Courts when he fell at toe corner where
h was found. Cmftoruteye be recently
brought some cattle te Eatt St. Loois fross
bis country place.
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