The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 27, 1905, PART I, Image 2

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ftrkri eici M'way ajwl Cheataat
FEDERAL OFFICERS ARREST
MEN ON LQTTfclU UHAHUt.
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&!rt.al f:r-fn" furc. a J"1 oy uana-i
I O.untj ifi-iiis nti'l city iitein.C'j. m
i last nfirni tnau what Is claimed to l on'
i of ti rti" bucc-'sful mlJs in th' histury
i t: atrllittr cru.'-adfji.
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I It ol N'W Or.'.in. It. l Cama.er. t.ili
mhli.iriv ' .r .i mini-nj, that 111.111u.jr-
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. V.rlj .1 timiatto Cottier anil HWr .
', i-nf t. 1 bft.-r- UntcdWatM Comniis.-
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4 to the K! rjj Urana jur' at LMi.aa in
January i-u -urti irJ t5 In
I v,mk1- r.il to and u'r' aL "J ,n
- Ja I lnf'ttr.Mn nl ld-titf tcunji.
i AMI...I i"t h.. that t?",ss"a.h!
the lMributtnB point tor n-cral fiou.h-
"?!, ti',...raTure captured ,h, Btaterr-r.t ,
te mill tlMt th- m.n handIlnK the lottep
fr-l's 1 tt .N- oriftttii wwf "J "' miI onlv tno nj-"UfC.s or the Salt
Tli.nrc in-pect A. A. Smith eon- ,WhB 'i"-riur-.-l
fie Inve-.tlKati.-mr V'-J1.1'!"": L. I hSr t o arrntrnwit na.nT th-tn li .a.
hon by papers
ett-nslve tcale.
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the lo.if-ry promoter, us rawa V i"?'-,-" I
cajturei. hav. been on an
4-FOOT DWARF UPSETS GIANT.
Rival Putain Peddlers Fight and
I he Little Man Wins.
iiF.vt nuf 51'cct ai
v.. V.irli Aiic 3. A nodem
veryinn 1
if I.nM and .'liath utis tol.I In t'le i-.s-fv-x
M.i'k"' court when 11 tna:i m t'vt
thre. tn be In hl -.tocklnr ff 1- brt-il
ind tit'- rrtl. .t t. pri.onor w.ii a ila.irf.
let-s tlaj' 'our feet -t helcht nn had !-latv-iri
Idni j.i"itlf' I'v ind tvo'i tl;f batt
Jacob Und-rlun of Xo. 12b A v. ntie
ma fie cur.t jirlp - and the dwrf bhj
7lrr Shiff of 1 A-nu C Til- men ar
JX1I.V1 -dJlT. bh - iiljolnlir filar.
I.;rlirt.ijr.i- a?cu.-l ShlfT oi crecPli.K
thniuuh a -mall -..low cnnivtitu th 1
to cetlt a-id tealln; ht :."k of l-otfl-top
ber be :ivu."d ShltT of the t!eil.
In !d Shin shiratM, "Help: KrStie.l
TJnd' rbauine around the lens. r.t:d lo-l
Idin hl-li '1 the l- letthiK V.-il laa!
011 Id-, rr IJnderbiume dl.-ajod Inju-
rlr f p .v m ci.arce
Mairtsirnte Mn lined a-
eh taan f fori
flchtlnc and told tb.-m to te
ftirt-ces out of court.
W nal a rallfarala llaaart
Te San Joaiuln alley of (.'altJomll !
jui-jv ve'tlfd Tie Wind !i rt-h protla
cint -.p."- t!i;i ''ii'ma h!!i fj and oil
or- i c-n ti! :i' dilrj-
Jnc - j r Vou cai u thcr wt.limull
captai " ' make a coinfortat le. ,MO.'ij;
home V f nhoui It In the illustrated ,
bik "1 - - Shn Joo.utn Valley." "cr.l for
10 c-m tn y H&lTr t the .oath-ni
l-iein ivm llfi. Sh:i l-rnel'f !..
colon'? !-.iipi to California from ceptcra
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in Hamilton.
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Chl-f '' itee of Hamilton. . and
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tnp IMch Mi.-k.j at
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loor.keep.T lu? In Cincinnati.
JITTERS
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1.1 ble remedv for women
and girls is the Bitters.
Every bott e is backed bv
iirer 5U years ot cures
I if womanlv ills such as
I Monthly Irregularities,
Backache, Cramps,
Insomnia, Bloating,
Heartburn. Vomiting,
Dizziness or Dyspepsia,
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TWO MISSOURI PREACHERS
HOLD REMARKABLE RECORDS
Both Live at Louisiana and Each Has .Seen More Than Fifry Years
of Service Doctor Pearson lias Married 1,000 Conples El
der Lampton Has Baptized 4,000 Persons Each Is Finn Be
liever in Future Union of Al I the Churches.
nnpcnuc steciai
lx.ul.!ar.a. Mo.. Aujr. Cu-Two renprab
ft intra vh iv hrn nrt-drhlnie more
than half a century cki-um pallia In thla
tlir. TlU'V :ir th Iloverntl EiiKen
Jrsliua Iriimrton of tli" ChrUtian Cnurch.
anl tte IU-voren.1 Kr.i---niu 1. Pearson.
I: !.. of the Cumlxtlaca Presbyterian
Cliurrh.
It U .loubtfa! Jf thtro nre any otlaer
pM-acto'D-- in tfc. J-'iat-- Tilth tttcn success
rul anJ l.-nstliy c-ire-TH.
The i:-v rn-J Mr. IVarsn was born In
Sal!r.. trountv. ills.-oml. imir than sev-tnty-tlv
rAi- as". H omimtnccd to
::-acli vrheij !i v.iis 13 ars ! ase. anu
lia th"H-rort lvn -i ininltr aW.it tlfty
ylx y-ar. Murine forty-two jrirs cf tUijt
time h w- fi.'-tor "J one church In this
-ltv. auJ nil his work lia.s b--n In his
nai.v Stct-. Iurlns his pator:t. of the
clmrcli In tliH city h- u'lmtttl pt-rsons
to m-mtr!ili in that church. Sltic be
a Uwn.-fd ti j)i-jrh ii !::? marrJe'l
rnor" th.tn UV rtjaplf-. nnJ has jrvchxl
fecv.Tnl thousand fu:i-ralF.
iM.xrrou ii:.iiiN".s i.irK tvonx.
Doctor I'arsin Knuiiiatnl frta umber-
l tnn.i ltilvpritv :Lt l:banoti. Tonri.. in
Jlni. 52. Ttro ye-irs Utr h-na llcfnso.: (
, ...,i, ..- ,., 5iif i;i-...r !'r..hviry
:it ltniT.il. -Iiurl!. In I'lkn County, the
,.,m!J.iMCi!iiiiW rr'lLiltlii
...rr-icf- an.l Ocwuir I'l.trym t- iw in-
.j., tnruUsh thls tart an.! a do---
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U....i .' m,- h.-.. lir.. lorv 1- a t.irt
- , ?.,. Vr th- Slat- cf Mi'ourl
,,. lvr- i-.tor IVarwn ontaiu2d trif
t-ivsat:..n in thU cltv an-J a ohuxcli wan
'ri--fMl. He icupi'-d t?: fiilpit in tin-'
buildlrB continually until tho imilJIm; was
. . j jr,r,acij:it-:. anJ i
at'H.co orVi l.'o orcuptoO th .ulpit
jj "J" llts, :l flw .c.ar ao. Slnco
bat 1 h. been busy lth home
' ".iT.-. r i.h ministry he
'"K PP
d" tim-.-.
nj"s or Ucat
,! tim-,. niil then onlv tn o.ui -i sicS-
ath in the liumes of In.- ;-oi!c.
Ilia tnstoratc of the chun-t: I" re for for-
tv-twu ear; U Uie ionsesl in the hi-tory
of hi- church.
iKv-tor Pearson has preached thousand
or fun ra.ls. sometime as many s mr 1
w, r.-. .tjv II.. r.evr .ikwl !- tor 1
pr-iaehlTis a luner.il. but univ irttN -
lor preachinc th- funen.l crnwn or b i-'.d-m
!los. the rich and ec. ntrle old lanu-
holdtr. who die.1 lire a lew -ar- ni.
I'Kiim OF lVKLLIN"fJ P.EOJUD.
T-.-tor Pearson is r-roud of Ins record
of marriZKe c-retnoni'-- H" has riepj a
compl-tc :r.arriae r..-oird 'mm tn- tir"
yar of hi? nilnWry. Ii t!il- record !.
ktfejrH acrotint "i th naiiw-. ace-' -- "'
tho conttHctins tirtl- atid al.-o ti.e
amount of tho l"e whl.-h 1: r Wi&n-..-
ln...j . -vn! .1 f. of S. for t
weddln.? cer-monv. The t.m.il fet?. ho-j
crr. was
ST. or II". I iz rniaio' ""- '
...e- f-iv.. t was TT. cent". It m. Ml I'l"
n. n hail, hi.: h Inr.Isti-d on the preaener s
taMi-s It for snauv cr-nionle he je- 1
-ived nothinc. lHtor p.-irnn a tiiat J
tie ft- aver iced alor.t S.-. hleh makes
VoA) h. ha roeelv.-d for -.l.ii:ic (
is.-tor Pearn niatri.vl Mi.-s orphi . .
O.vari fo:ty-foi:r oar5 uo. ana i"') I
ty. Two of th- soar.. Ktureni lino l.ns. tr
Liwvers an-! are arnoni: the bt't in tl. s
-ct!..i The other ir. I- a "ic"?''
thi-lin. The .ntlre fam'.lv lixe l,.r. 1
w.ire th- heail of the huus-- haH been a
-.tli- -i ror forty-hK yc.ir. ,
-1LAMP '-LAltK-S APPI:KCITIhN.
ctuinip ClatW 0:11-0 sab r. ferritin u tho .
!l:e mi . work of l--ur Pearson:
"Many pn-a. her lto 't- li "'th their
vL r. th-r iH.trr.e mln!-t-rs. v. i - th- '
v-ir. imt V eir lnIIuoiiv.e In 'eoular af- t
f!i!r cnim li"-s and Ie5.
Not -o with ;
Doctor Pearson. He I-t-i Uejt
In toul t
m-lth bt-.slr.e-s and rolit.. al
llfalrs. ind ,
ted a vol- ,
.ii-rtm? all th ' ar ha.-i-xer
df-rful liinG- -i'-e outjdd" .f a
nell a la
:h. .-liiir. i. ? tran m i-is-
ountv has
hid a greater mnucne ior rikhi i..aa .--
l p.ar-on" . i .
iiir'.ir iv.irso-. avs rrc-ehrs ar ner- ,
i r rctd now tl.an formerly, lie thlixs
pcorJe d'i not co to ehtiroh a ce-emlly
sow a hi .arlier ilar. und eplaln It in
,.i- i...n. -
--ri-.er. are o n-inr more amu-rncoi"
now- than formerly. Thre aro tl-e .-unuir,
oa;er whir 1 Uc-'P mat v tr.-n .hurch
'he chr-.r tor.. the l.i.-h.ill uani" am
, many ctt-e
J IVs'tor I
I nestiv t. b
j V...III.C P:
ctl-er vuch worldly amu'ments
IMron ha :-e-i lntonnc ear-
brir. about th unien of tn- two
re-bvti'ts.-.r- ircsn ilior l
S-... tn ee the 'we!e tllll'ior.s o: llie
1 lT5rtcriin Church unlt-l In one before
I.. .a! sunm-.i-ii? conif There are tlr-ee-i"
dlv!o cf tl-o ltarT'! Church sev
enteen d!viton- f the M-b'Hl'f "ien
d)vlon or th. Catholic. rrir .livi.-on?
cf t.. I.urar and two .tlnn.-s nf l'.
Koieop. t Church He lliv t in: f.-w-;
er ehur-l.es uou!d do better, and rays o
itt I Iain ten
THU KRVSnnXD Ml l.WiTON
Th n-'.erend Mr I-empton f-1 s f.rtn
I-e!!Tr That ail tli .-hT-che hml'
ir.tf.l In m- IT ha n Iitvi-tnc to
b.if nl ill HI life ard be hit H
e a r.iv of her "i Tr nriin dlt
ior. in the lrbvterJa3 '"hurch In the
R.iptl: Oiurch nr.d In rfc
Jeth.!l.t
Cbur-h -- cst:d. a 'vrros S-irai
h- ir t1I Wi- T' roanr m,ntt-
tho r-t"el treucv nn-e of ., (-.
experience of '1 to " nv bn re-jdr
cr om ?lm to uVr. bnt li the heirt
of the ldr rtei-be-s the- h.v re-nine,t
rrtll ltelr i.rr.elr.t of the fellric to
iiwwi t..Lwi
I Tr- rcat rrtnc cf th" nur.1! s-
clatjcn Xcrth and i-outh. ra c-.tcn -etitloi
In it t'lrts, an --c 1-srew.i cf
h. CntrN-rlseJ aI '-Old .-ii r-c.
-.. -S. rV-M-l tn C.l! r I'ei'M"
I Tt fact t tu urb venTiirJ1 men a
Krothc-s Lampton and P-o-j favo
1-ilOH t.ED I..I . . r-Jl (U k' T-
-hurche. On tr- ocestlon o. unlca. the
ei-er."; I Mr Iarnrton sais-
ny a return W the faith asJ th prt;-ti?-
cf the church, a foncd In the V11
Ttrstament. ire may unite. In preachnc
b cote! I crcr c've erarfca! to rr
Ci.rit a-the oal-e creed cf the church arl
hi eTcreI leill a th only rule of life
for li wha b-'4evc In him."
HAS MADS tOW CONVKRTS.
In filing th story cf dirlce loTe for
more than forty-Sre year, his heart ha,
betj gUdieool by bricatcx oor, than
4..a tryca into th charch.
brother Lacctca t, aa actlr, to-day a
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a anv time In M life, a::d l" rreachin
n.i often is in Lis ;-oatis'-r dajh. and tvith
u;ib.itel eurrs miring 111s inmi'try :iu
has prfaeliiii i..or Than .A tltn
m l..ir!iz-.l mi r- than . KTMin1
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K'd-r l-amp-on h im ireiehe.l In illinol?.
Katwi l..a.' Xebr-.-ka. al.'-'-ourl and
Tex.i D'inti? ' ii rnim-try lie ha? rectnl
fourteen churchey. !n 5UH'rv!lns -n niany
buildings fc r.a." liocomc 11 Iirt-cla
church .-.-ihltect The church tn this oily,
nhleh l oat of the lo.-t her, nai built
tinder Ms t-errona! siiperi-if ion. and th"
Christian eonuri Ration, an a result, ha
.s Kord a i"!.ur. ti af thro 1 In tin city
.md a: nhoui tvo-thirils of the cost of
1 totni. .f :h' other?.
j Khiir I.impton was lKrn In Kcntuckv
' und reared in Missouri He Is a second
j lousln to Mark Twain and Is t!iv same .iKe
I ai- the rat hutnori-t. They wt children
! focfther rri hate kept up the tle throuith
rll th- year?. When Mark Twain iltel
I his cl I beme a- Ilat.nlhil a few jcar am1
J h ptnt a part of the time trlth hU
i-oii'li, and plijmate of childhood dnyt'.
I nider Uinpton jtid his wife have one
1 datic' rer Ililif. aho is married and llvr
I i-i Miani-npoll- Mum Hols hi coo-i l.etlth
1 und actUi. and no d'ur.t. r.lll yrt tnjoy
tn-my more years of active unt;ir.es.
"MOLASSES TO CHISTEN
BATTLESHIP VERMONT.'
other Ilrciiniuen4 Thiit Plteher of
Mill, lie Ise.l UklleOiir Srlmlt
Ihlak I'.iHaird Water Mar
T pleat ot Mate.
ItirrrnLI
I'lli-l VI.
i;,irl.n2ion. r Ac; -Vrmotit 1
iMitir t li.iw -1 Int ..f rrlt.-meTit neer
thl? u,j,i,ni ,f r nofit Je audition to th
i-ni..,. si .tc. Naw U-nrini; the nime of
the tate. '::-vrr lioii'd mnv 1.-broken
over the lw -T in- m- ei when fr.
- . -r.-. - .-
titjc!. Into the
w.itr for the tlrst tun .
cuiidcmncU b tiuiny 'T'
Niun.l 10 le
nl,,nters.
; jt ,Kolv- m ?ovn:or Pe-ll to i!-M.
I and at pr.'-.-ni h su-inds for chims-apne.
The t. infer. 1 -e ! demand water, but
1 u!!l r.imi-romico jt antlitr:4r not .t)irito
0e.
ilany s
tli.- profw
' J:oi tjpic
urKes-!o:i nave p-n mauennout
er u-iiiit.sm.il tlulil. i-hampucne Is
ical iif th.ir tnmmon.ieallh,
l.'i t.- 'Je I- pr i rli ntpje. nt5,
-aid an vM-tnmr to-nint. "Ajjiic of urn
lc s.ru; wool 1 lc ti. r.sM thing for
Mis Hoi! to break oti the Vermont.
Ve have cri-at dairy Stale." s-ig-ce-4l
a mn wMttllni; a etlck. "A ritcher
oi milk would le the thine."
AnotC'.r stoi ;i hlstitr- Icng enouzh
to lii.-d-ire". 'To plac the State rl",ht tic-fort-
the ..-rld Mi lell jh'juel tal.ueonei
ral polluted water As th- State Pejnrd
or Htaith 1 1 condemned l.tk Ctim-
plain and most of th treim-.
ror de-vaj--y
to
wict.c i-urtH..-. this would tss
get.
The launch!-:? UI taU place or. Aurust
H at PIm- nh, JK-.. and tl:n Governor
lell will she a ! ustes ti will sat
isfy t7ftsf!.i,!r?rT
fo you know that ear
rhansers. painters. :tc.
throtch KeiHibUo Want
j et deaner. ji
may be rj:i
Ail- .1 small cit
DEBTS OF 175 CITIES
EXCEEOUNCLE SAM'S.
tk.trartl.e aad laterestlas flaaieo
Gleaaea Throaah the ralieS
State, t'ea.aa Bareaa.
ItCPCRUC tTEOAU
Washington. Aur. 3fi. Accertlng to n
sullttin S a d by th.- Cnci Uarrau th
acrv;ate Crancial transaction of the 1TJ
cjt;r of the L'sltcd sjtates hav:e a popu
atlon of ovr "i") nral In rcsgsltude
fcos- of the. r.tkeaj tJorcrnmect exclud
ir.c the no-stai servJee-
The total ccrryrat receipt fcr theM
I cities amounted fc t'sLCUQ, la 1SC and
tra lot-ii corporatit eipesdltures to tx.-
SiOl. Tr catlrr-al ieht In 1!M amout-tn!
to &0.14i the acereca-- dtbt of tie; :T3
cities, esctns.ve of sinking-fund arrets.
was CUi.e7s.7U. The recti::. i.idl.
rurcs ad dbt for the city of New Tork
sr
rrser.t acost oce-tntra ex vce dry to-
mm OFMERVES"
WetMB PhykBiB De
clares Little Tets Are Cnlttrat
imf Diseases aai 'Ux of
Adalts.
SFBCSAZ. T CABtS.
Voorntm. Ar. 21. Corjrtteht. tKM
Taklnr adrantace of the silly sraaon.
when for tack of fatares the. papers or
opening their column to th discussion
of ucn BwUera as TartftleM Wive."
"itodcrn PrivoUty." and so form. th or
flclals and nurses of th Children's He-
Bltal have this week besnn to endeavor to
iterest the public In defense of the mod
ern baby.
Their erMenr how that. Inrtead of be
ing content with the rejrniatlon roucd of
infantile aflraents. teething, trhooplns;
coub and mearle?. the enterprising mod
ern Infant Is deveIoxins all the complaints
of grown-up..
"e mcaical people." f&ij a woman
ehvslelaiu whi wan fnmterlv attachcl t
a well-known children's hospital, "are eon-
ttat.tiy nndinit cmiiren. even were uuuies.
simp!)- vlctlrmi of nerved.
"Dvpept!c littlo peop who tiumoer
their ape by months are another familiar
problem to th hevpltal doctor.
"When tabic ktow languid and show a
lack of ton old-fashioned remedies are no
rood asainst these modern symptom!!. in
tact is the s:re of modf-m ccmUUinti i
havlns a very Injurious effect a the la
f. in tile constitution.
"Children are -olase.' world-worn littlo
rotn and women b"for they ttt well out
of th nursery. Thy are allcwed 1 IkuI
lilts full of excitement by thfir parents.
vim forget, or perhaps do not know, that
tfc'i child's brain has not properly funned
until the end of the seventh year.
"With cMMrea if the rich, the retiring
bour hits chanse-i from 7 to le. Parents
bavin? dlspovervi! their precocious thll
lrn to b amusing, like for them to ap
pear In th ilravrSng-rootn at night."
"Then again, the vice a.s v.tll as thi
dtsea'-ei tif 'Krown-urW liavc apwareu
mims tli too enterprising babk. A
member of a woman's co-operatli traild
Is rtspop'l'ile f.r the stalcnient that
bal.i.-- have ii'i lope.1 a decided fotidt:er.s
for wh!kv. m pronuunced. lr.do-11. that at
tcraiauts at worUliou-.es. wl.er ilepraied
tables are to lie found in the largest nntn
berji. ha-e th utmost dlfllciiltv in iii-iin-Ing
them to take fod unless it tastes f
Whisky. This iniatlllie laillil t :t ia
mlliar featur.- in the poorer dbtrkts tf
liondnn. ,
"Th" wMkv baby. or. a It generally Is
here, the gin iwby. i well known ! us."
raid an cnergetlu young health visl:r.
who. dirtrlrt covers some of the. most
crow .le-. 1 tenement. Xurses at creci-."
and wnrkhou.-e' i."tlrmarls always ha
gn-at dlfBi ulty in making these bahie.s
take milk. Tiny miss the gin v.hlcli send
them t sleeji.
Diaataada aai Watehea aa Credit.
W- sell IManiomls ami Watchf , on easr
ntcnthlv or weekly payrii-nts. Terms a
low as en-!: stcre prie-!!. I.ofils ltrf . &
Co.. ;u nyr cariettm ni':g.. i.m aim nave.
VETERAN STEAMBOATMEN
ARGUE OVER FAST TIME.
Clalat That tae Itaaert K. I.ee's
Trla I'roai Sew Orirtn
Faatesl. Wair ether (ilve
ralaa fa the J. M. White.
A letter receli-cd by Th KepubJIo from
N. K. Ludloa: of ilobilc. Al.u. tatc.s that
a hesitttl anrutuent Is on In his city amotii?
Miamlufcitn-.cn as tn the tltno tniide by
MNsiK'Jpul lllver slejtuboats in early
Jtatv.
T5. conintion has been mad that iho
ftea:i:er J. M. Willi madn the tasust
tlnii.- ever mad n thi river In 1S44. In
an 11M j-era'fcook. which 1- in ioi-silo:t
of CoIoikI ilutder Iten Jenkins. Ihc- it
tran local tJvermtn. I n clipplug from
the llttsbnrg Citmnirncat f that year,
which ref'-ts to -h tlmn ntado by tho
Ste-i'.ner j". ?.I. White la Its motuomb:?
rs:e: from Xcw Orleans to St. Uxii'i in
1SH. TJu clipplns among other things
bay.t:
"Tlie builders of the K. E. la" claim
that they can buiH n boat to beat thi
1ih-'5 time. This thing of building fast
boaui on paptr has played out. What
-have wo done? We built th J. M. Whito
l:i 1Mb Thli toaft tlmo i"rm Vit-fc-Lur
b. St. ljixilm lefts the IJs brag trip
twi-atv-four minutes. Tlie White' run
from Mem(ils to 8:. Inub Iwets the t.t: a
run one hour and four minutes.
"Tii Whiff's time from Cairo to .
Louis heata the Ixe's time thirty-nine rtiiti
ute.s. Th White landed at all mail iK.lnt
and reeelvril and iHit off the mails. Hh
landed at t.'alro th le did not. Hi
timber bas not yet gtown that is to biHH
a boat tlvit cJi equal th Whites tlnte
umler th ame eircumstntic.. T!w VI fcl.o
trail t!i trip alone h had no a---!:.Uinco
from any quarter. Ixt th tx-. Natch
or any other bout run the channel r tho
river frim New Orlran. receive and l.uul
th mail-, take wood off th bank tb ram
as'th White il'.d-and what time mxn
they make to Pt. Iiulst Not one of tl.eu:
could mak-. the ran In four Uy."
The !. fastest tlni" from New or
an t' St. Xiuls was threi; days, seven-!..-
! nrn and llfty-four minute-. 1 his
t'm was mail In its eventful rate with
h- Natchez. Som Meamlioatmen contond
that the l-es tlmo was the fastest cvr
mide. wh thr. like the writer In the
Pittsburg Commercial, contend that thu
White'! tlm wiis best, everything con
sidered on tha tni'.
TRIES TO BLOW UP JAIL
When Attempt Fails. Prisoner
Sends Bullet Through Brain.
KUrt'IlMC FlE-tAU
SeattI. Aug. X. After dynamlttrg th
iv.untv Jal! and entirely wrecking his cell
In hoies of llna ab! to effect M ejc:ipe.
Jar!; chesterfield, nt 4 o'clock In tb tnrrn
ir.c flre.1 "K yhnts at thu jailers, who at-ten-.pted
to rc:or orJer In the cell, arc!
then sent a bullet crashing Into his own
l.mlti
Chesterfield was to hara leen taken to
tli I'cnltcrtlary to serv a. th:e yars
wr.tence for reinr.y. 11 was s-jcreuy mai
ei.i tn th Oil three wek UK". Sine
then his wife- hs been given unhout.ned
f riIoui. an-i It Is believed site abit.-td th
ctir.titience of tli ofllclals and supplied
hir husbnnd with what su taouunx wouni
be hi mean. f ecap. but which haie
rroved to ! ImplemenU of aelf-destruc-tion.
DEATH IN A GIRDErTS WAKE
One Man Killed and Two Injnred
When It Fell.
nspccuc SPECIAI.
New Votk. Aug Si One Ironworker was
fatally hurt and two others Injured In
the afternoon bv th fall of a tecl slrder
weichlng a too from the sixth to the
fourth tto3T cf a new twelve-story ware
hou b.!ng erected at No. .V'j-Iia Cist
Seventy-second Ktreet. The fall of the g'r-d-r
was du to the coIUp of a demel:
o:i th-j sixth f.oor. The pivot wa- p-j1!.l
out of position by the weight of tli clr
der. .md the whole apparatus collapsed,
letting the girder fall.
Ths victims wer. Charles Telschow. S3
year.s old. of Jamaica. I I., who sus
tained a fractured skull and can live but
a short time: Harry Johnson. . of Xo.
77 ;rfcld place, Brooklyn, and (leorse
l"a!chett. . of No. VC But rcrty-sever.th
(treet.
CHICAGO PBIMTlbG TROUBLES.
Fonr Houses Annonnce "Open
hop" Roles Expect Walkouts.
prnciAie
Ch'eaga. Aug. 3. The lorat ttt?sdlf
nrugitle for a eight-hour work day be
tween the Chicago Typothetae and the
printers union earn to a ci!-cac to-day
when open-shop rules were pest el la four
large printlr.s shops.
Five nonunion printers went to work at
th shop cf R. Ii. Donncllv Jt J.ns at U
this mornlnc. Mr Donnl5r expected an
Immediate walk-iut of the union men. tut
It did not take place. A half hour after
the rr.t tun was nred b;
r th e-mrl'.iera
Mr. Ijonnellv siM that lie hrJleved th
tnat r.
union men would complete the day and be -
gin the strike en Monday. Th othr shot
wcere; oin-ccp ruica nt iuio inrc ar
vv. ji. i' .re a: vs.. Oieuil, a'IUey ;
. c-. and the Clinic Publlnhlnr Commsv.
I These concerns employ about ITi tyj-et.
ters- Tte Lur;nIly house
has t- union
printers ca Its pay roO.
Keasecleanicg? Do -roe ktow that car
pet cteaaera. paaerttaagen. painter,, etc..
but be aeturol threuah Bepublla Want
I Ada at avail eeet;
SUFFERED YEARS
Hopeless Invalid Women Restored to 3
Health and Usefulness By Pe-ru-na.
0ncni! Debility, NervouMetw, Backache.
Kidney Troubles, Female Weak
ness Are All symptoms off
Pelvic CaUirh.
Pe-ru-na Is an Unfailing Remedy
lor All of These
I
F tb reader will take th pains to
over this article. It will be noticed
three American women make frank.
qnlvocal statements concerning Perur.a.
They were chronic aad hopclm rfc
UaM el pelvic catarrh.
New thejr mre hcaMhjr, taffy
ad asefal woutcn.
Th symptoms of catarrhal weak
ness, systemic catarrh and female
catarrh t.rc try nutneroua.
No two caf arc exactly alike.
The symp;ora.s most frequently
met tro g-ncral debility kidney
trouNe lo!. of rlesh bad com
llcxlor. tJre and worn out all the
tim chc.i r.nd rains unabl to
star.il !or.g r.t tlr-.o or to walk any
ils:ance perHdictl cramps dis
placement of i'!ile organs ovnrlan
troubU throbbing trembling
tlarbes of heat nervous hiataehea
chronic t!ysep5'sla constipation
lasomnln Irrit.-WIlty-enslly frlght
en'! brown rpct before the eyes
ii!rzlr.css rcarirs in the had. etc.
Any ono cr more of thee symp
toms m-an that the victim liaa
chronl: Fytirs!c catarrh which
Is nnncnninlrjT all toe btsilly
nerve center. rM7
S-ich women nre ilnr.! lo become I CVS
ludfait. or are Induced lo submit TS?' -'
to miiie nirr-'ccl operation In cont-
'I
Dlctc ilirihjratlon.
Operatloir iratBeeessary. flR$'
A short course of Peru
man(?m,i.rFY:
flclent to com-lnee any w
such a condition that there is n
rerneilv tii.it I also to come to
here l n V
her relief.
Thor.ands of women hare already dl
corercj th 51. but there are ten of thou
sand of others who need to know it.
Any woman who reads these Uncs and
fcls that her case i described i:i whol
or In parr by tlw a!-jve symptoms should
lo'- ro time In irrvinir Perunn -i fair trial.
".vo -...1 -- -..fl - ' . . ..I. -'ii
eeip to le. Tl-rtinn. President of The
Utm.n tf-lt-''"!. cl'i-nii. Ob.:,
when they will ruce've a prompt reply to
their letters, f.ii: ot .11.11 .e.
Eight Vears of Pain Pratees Porw
aa for Iter Recovery.
Mrs. I Maliaffey. !3K Seventh street.
Portlaivl. Or... Chairman St. Ittrlefc9
Circle, writes:
ENGLISH HERMIT IS
LIVING LIKE
Alone in Hovel lie Built in a Day,
He Is Happy With His Cat and
Two Books, the Bible and "Ara- j
bid II .Xijllll:;."
SSPCBUOPZCIAb. j
New Itedford. .Mars.. Aus. a. Twenty-
flv-ye-tr-o!il William itattuau of Stock-
ljtt. IJniriar.d. i-anie to lit! count ry "
iie-iroh of his !-:r. wlevc sudden d:sco:i- j
tlnuanee of letti.-r writing had tilled hliu J
with alarni a to her safety. Ills idea
was to ntasi: but t short, visit to iw
Stater. c-t .c still her-, loyal er:ot:ch
to trcat Itntaln to retain his citlenship.
although one his refusal lt Iieconie nal
urailiiil drove hltn from c church, yet at
the same time unwillins to pull up stakes
and tail back lo the old country.
ilr. ItatSicw haj no tie;, to hold him
her-. He lives the life "f a hermit, min
intera to ail cf his want and occupies a
iitti hovel which he built himself on tho
outskirts cf Matwpletl. along the Unof
tho Xeiv Uedford and On-et Street Itall
w.iv. Ho has no iKisse-lone which it
would lo worth while to pael: up and
. .. 1.l- n-itli I tm' itnli:. ht. !,. hl
cat." Daisy! and bis library, which ! tho !
natae l,e gives to the collection of two
ntitks. the reading of which occupies hi,
leisure time the fclb'.e and "Araoian
Nival. "
He still malntnlt? that ho Is. goine back
to Enitland sonto day. und saya that ho
has n.f rained from Incoming nAturallzn!
lecauc he. wishes to engage. tntl:e old
country. In ar. occupation oren only to
Enclihrr."n. Hut. tor all that, he llnaer
in his hovel alone, cscept '"'r hi.i cat an-i
li(oks und there hi will probably ppend
th" cvenliitt of hlk lifo.
Mr. Ilattlnn earn-; lo this country In
1SI. and after a brief siarch found ills
sister In New IVdfurd. H'J worked for A
lime In this cltv. drifteJ to the carr. and
finally, tweli or ilf teen ye-r:i utrry. mlirrat
..I to Matlapolsett. There h; hn Ilvil
ver ir.c. doing eld Job and Ihmktne of
the time whn he would return :o rzxz-
lend.
Any place where li coul'l find n-ni
in .leen r-:is Irani., until las! fall !l- built.
itr.as.J!.-.tel and In n slni.13 day. the shan
ty which Is now I.iaalssic.
"Pronle mav aity Willi- litttlCRn." h
hald nulzzlcally. wlplns hL razor, "but he
doesn't nted their ulty I am not n lotie-
Mine man. I haie- tn-en linppv ail my jue.
and am fairly well conttntcJ now."
There 1 a sueitosllon of a romance !rt
the old man's life, but h will no: talk
nloui It- He has o-n of the plctun-.iui
tis of a IJobinron Cruoc. llvlnc in the
midst of civilization, but living by hlm
rclf and fashioning with hl own hand
most of the Implement' b niiulrrs
Mr. llattlcan us-d to bo to church in
Mattlpoietl. foPowlrc th teach nr. of
thrs. but he now h-is his own id. a of
what a Christian outtht to be. Hi was
urg"4 to attend the church In question,
and lie did s-i r'cularly for a time, con
tributing hi. in!: to tli ci.iirch funds. At
an cien'na mctlnr. h says' someone re
rrorked tint a i rn who was not nat
uralized clllien ousht t.ot to ta!;.j j.art In
thu church affairs,
"That w.-us the last day of my ehurchgo
!ng." ald the hermit.
SEND POSTMASTER COYNE
TWO CENT STAMP TO CUT.
Tr.,Mr With ".tfttr iM Naatatla
aral Wlrfawa Write They Caa'l
Get a Oae-Ceat Staaia.
nnr'iT.MC special.
Cl.lfaso. Au: :il-Potmaser dyne h"s
reielvd a peculiar letttr rrcently from
two women tn a small town in Michigan,
coming as a result cf a postal from the
postmater asking th women to forward
1 cent "ach to tuppiy postage on package
ld-ir.'s-ed to them. Th, letter waa as
follows:
"My l"er Mr Postmaster Thank you
so k.r.ciy fr belntj so kind as to kindly
lay you would fcrrcd our mall if we rent
a 1 sent stamp each. We taint fot no
1 sent stamp cart get none nohow not
haven no horse Uvea S ml from the
... . 4a Af.ei lasl iiAnri.v Ifh lV
vi lixr ite m - . w.., .... -..-- .
gur ar.fl rum.-iu to - io. ja """
he so klra as to cut ine -ai siamp in (
too we woo-lan: txitner you oaiy we nr
bidders dc naini kg. no n.tu i iiu i.u.uuiii
tcr us dear Mr C0ne ll u o amo or you
.,- .-.Ve -jch nn Interest In ua as to tell
l u about those parcels is we will alius
I think kindly of you- Tour umbo!! ier-
- fantt.
p. a. Oh Mr. Coyr.. pla dou't :
any one we rote mjn urta-ac n x-r
..'nr respectibi"
St. Ccync after rending th letter, re
marked that he was unable to understand
wherein U would t-e a mark agalnat tb-i
respectability of the women to writs to
iua. but he forwarded the pacaagea.
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:n how .she liad bt-jn cured of ovarian
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RISKS LIFE IN FIGHT
.. . .... iairk
OVCR A OUUH DlnU
Civil ITar Veteraa Sttwss -
Mrt Jsalaat Sportaaaea aa
Their rrleaaa.
PittsbaTg. Aug. ?i-Samuel CreeTman. a
veteran of the civil War. of ISkinsburg.
placed hid Ilf- In Jeopardy In an attempt
to .save n bird. While walking with two
pged comrades: along a road near Muckle
rat. aV.ut two mlb-! out of tb- borough
limit., i. shot was lieard. Mr. Creelmatt. a
I'eiotisl ler f tiie birds, ushed lite com
I'.u.IorH to v.alt while w. ran ott alone, al
tnoM a mil, to investigate It. He found
two Autr;.-.ns: one ith -i doulle-fcan elisl
rliutgun and the otli. r with their iiuarry,
a Isantiful wixalpecker and a bird pro
lit tel at al! tun- In Pennsylvania,
Me. Cre-l mar., manned, feicr.cd indiffer
ence ur.tl! lie got tlsht tetween the tor
e!cner!. wl.en with one hand hu snatch'-d
th bird and with t!:e other attempted tw
ui.?i the eUn rr.im the Austrian. In the
...iinA i. ,, eTf..ee.l the il ilk!nstjrc-r
i was liurfid iV.wn an embankment, still
followed tne w iiKinsoari:'
however, r.ial'italnlr.g i::.s noni on u:c nir.i
A doien men li a wo-el near by wen
call.!, but tltlr arrival only developed
that thy r.-.-ro fellow-countrymen of thn
Autri.i:is. and thev utdeil the gunners to
escape. Mr. Cre Irnan cot r.ff without
sctlou Injury, and Jearnd later that the
Austrlans were resident of Rankin.
gU-H.arl laearaorallaaa.
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Jefferson City. Ma. Auz "S,-Certlf.cat,
of Incorporation wer !sucd by Secretary
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street, nichmood. Va.. writest
"After tbree months 'J
n-medy. I am cured of painful tnenstrua-
"After suffering untoM agony
rearr-. and spending over n hundrca ooi
iarVan ntHllng no rel ef whatever. 1 be
gan taking Veruna tinder the advice wnlcn
you so kindly gave m. ..fc-. r
"I shall never cease to .ttSLS
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whom find uafferlng from the aoora
ailment."
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I.ININl-. JABS-A LA CAKTV. .
;oHn cttv Umtted H: . Cseeptaaaa
of State John K. Swanger to-oay
Oft
following companies:
i-ihti.
Midland irarwnKOT
itv- canltal stock. SSR. Incer
KJJsa""Clty: capital stock.
norators-WllKam V. Ranktn. Tarklo. an.:
William H. Covert. Vulncy. hl: t v-Kid-1.
Kana.i i.'ity. and other. tato-
The Urrn County Fair A-gcsTlatlaB.
Bro-jkllelJ. Mo.; capita! tij"- Jj."
croponitors-i:n C. Hyc. FYank Dtek.
August Connor and others.
Smith Automobile Company, irareaa
at capital rtock. SSBjawj. IncorMratar.
-C5av St. .!randr. J. W. O'Neill. U A.
Smith and others. - -
Tlie following comran!s taereaaoa tr
capital rtock: - .-,
Bnrwn Wcsenwaro Manufetrla'
Kansas CIXy MlllltX Company. SU)t
Man excellent paying tttloaoara aj
vertlseil in The PeepubUi'a "Help Want
cotumtK every day.
STATEHOOD CLUBS FORMED.
Result of Constitutional Co8Te-
tion Becomes Apparcat.
m-rrBUC!FKc-!ie
Mu-koE-c. I. T.. Aur. at The rault of
tli r-nctltiitional Convititlon Is being felt
oier the Territory- Thursday night there
,tr trie icmwry- ni.i:-.i i.ik.i. .
r three separat, clal organized, one
H.-.lleyvIIIo and two in the Chickasaw
at
ri..
II In th -Jlan of the Campaign CotnmP.
te to orsnnlxe n tlub at everv post office,
but these three clubs were of spontaneous!
growth, a th Camp-dcn Committee naa
net yet or?anUe!-
WATER
Is ths Direct Casus ' TyH-
Malaria. Oyscatery. Chenra
MartM. the Fatal Hst Weathsr
Cwtuftalauu Daf'y' -"r MH
Whtsksy Is Prsicrihs-1 hy Doctor
EvsffywhsrsasaSarcPrsvsaUva.
If yoa are c!n to tfco aamehora or
countryside for your rammer vacation,
dort fail to take a tottle of Duffya wWi
yea- The greater ahare of the euaraer
hotela and cuuntry farmhouses depend al
most entirety upon impure well an!
worm-eaten cbrtenw for their water u-pl-.
True. In moat cases the drinking wa
ter !a alterea. but think of the million of
trnr. minute gtma which escape even the
f,net acreeneil filter and cause typhoid.
cholera morbus and bowel trouble. Ex
amine a seemingly cure glass of artaklr.g
water under a powerful ntlere scope, and
you will be herlflea to umt the water
iwarmlng with dlseaae germa Doctors
of all achocls say to put a teaspooaful of
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