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THYWfi TO MEMTir
" II6MIY SYNDICATE.
w York Qfleera Beliere Bet of
, Jlen HaveBaade Tofetker
to Hake'Dapes ef
Womea.
i:i:pui;ijcsiecAI-. k
S-vr Tor. Amgr SHKisWeen women.
mst of -;h3a 'aserttaic tiiat they bad
:i-cn raamt-J.tohe'.tnucti-souBiit-for Doc
it Gwjrite A. WltrJiofC under one of hta
::liatei. uere heard front toiay by Bcn
J..r.ilri Frsnklln. ftttumy iu chief to sever
?.' women ho bePeve Oitraeclves vlctlma.
.So f.ir. .about slaty women pUinvl Uitm-k-1v--j
in '-oinmunlcittio'i with Mr. Frank
Hit unij our of that number be think poa
ihy tbirtj-tlve or forty lesitbaate coa
liiaiata can Ije drawn. -
MAY BE IX GEBMANV.
Ir.trrestlng anon; the letter.; la tkat
nrlttn by Sirs. O'-nrsc G. Gill of No.
.Wi ijUce. Cambriice. Mm. Mrs. GIU
ad'Jr-e- lit. Krj"nl:lin aa follows:
"I hate rtoognlzel the pictures printed
In the nrTvspapers of Doctor Wltxhoff as
l-i:i tin- lurae dt-' that of Doctor Juster
.f li.rlln. rmany. While I was lhrliut
in l rlln 1 met D:tor Juster frequently.
-i.il I m ure In- Is the rame man. He
2:al tu Hv from "rniany to escape ar-t-i
tor crerai ci p. xmonicthem bftne
Msaniv. as hf ant..vl four women there.
If I can 1)0 f any .-iMristance to you I will
b- ti;' KlaI."
lr Prcinlcl n. after reaiin( the letter
:ri-i Mre. 'IIII. hJi-1-
"llii '3ii.mun'MtI..n jsultantiates a
!.!! i n'llcli I w.i laliorir.R under for
oiiio time, vrtien i!covertl that thia
irnu lri'l flwl. I ihinl: now that he baa
ta!;cti a "teams')!;' abroad, and may be
found in Crraany. If iO"ll,lo. I Khali con
dur an Uiveatlearon alone those lines."
VnotinT new devt'lt'Mnent of th" day h
Ji- .t'.w-ixraBit! it the name of Betsy
Scl) n -tVi
She I." tb KoJ lJar-.k. X. J., woman men
tlonvd l."f-;re. but utinanv-J. In connec
tion with tin- WltzhoIT investigation. It be
tns. alles 1 that t-lw was not onl- roblied
f i" liut that th- tilamonO .-arrinirw w re
'i.rn truin her ar by the man who de-
:'Ttctl lier.
i;irjMT SYXDIOATE.
4 -j:t"iii'Kj lin. l"cn ;xly?amous ac
i .in - on the liii.t Side that thi dc-i-
ivf .iri Irylr. to u:-anh the ?up
1 .-.l .-xiMence of :i "blKiny -yndlcat"
I - ti-Ktiniony Kivtr. befon- to-i:'- had
i. jt.l .i ttronT irtiiin-i'ion that m-n had
ban f-l for the pt:r:i of robbinr; women
m . j-i.ifKf-l tb't:i to ! wlv. and
i,m.' Hum- Ilms :h detectives are now
Morltlnt, lictor Wltxhoff. or W.-ithoff,
..i i.uny otnT nam's, is prominently men- ,
Vione,! in this cjnrns-tlon.
ON THE EVE OF A GREAT BATTLE
BETWEEN LINEVITCH AND OYAMA."
w it Jvtersburx. AK- 2S. The fSrlet to-day says. "The Japanese ooadl-
tlon.i ir peace would only le acceptable if a Japanese fleet waa threatenlna; d
St I'eterxbura; and a Japanese army was occupying; Moscow. Ku.-.jia will d
not bow to the Japanese ynk to fulfill President Roosevelt's desire to
ciiaranl-j the American creditors of Japan and to cover himself with d
w ;;lory as a peacemaker.
"Japiti ndin; peace, seeks it throURb the Intermediary f her friend. d
w r-s:iet)t Roosevelt, and makes exorbitant demands while the President la
jtrlvirisT Indirectly to exact the consent otiRussia. d
"After Ionic and fruitless negotiations it would seem that we are en the
O ove of what Russia, has Ions: desired a great battle between General 4)
w l.invltc and Field Marshal Oyama." d
PARENTS
SMALL
lirM-alonts of Conple Who Ta?ft
Si Months Old Ifciliy -itl Six-Vi-nrOld
ISoj- in Alteiur Hotel
i Mtfterj.
lrij Auc. . B1diH.ce as to tho
t.l-ntlt of Mr. aiKi Mr. John W. T:oRer
who wrTit out of the Hotel Ten Ilyck her
1'ii.ijj iiiRht lea ins their two little
- a Ktby of month, and the oiIkt
e.irH oTd-in the care of a chamber
maid is -!aitll- accumulative, bur tlulr
l. r. jlx)u:s u ad much a nijhtery as
The l-lief tlsat the RoKrtw ent to NVw
"J oik Tburslay and w.itb-! on the Cam
n.m'. for Itujoj-" a d'xpwtd of this
iri !!,.,) h. rlnln II lv. a ram
llp ,i:t.nt with nltont thry fM'l had
Nome corr srotidtrice about tool.l!!R ;n-rj-i
teliuraiihed that nobndv ar.-ennR
tt their description hd aallcl on tho
imtiinf.i, or an of the other liners that
, Ti-t-t on s.tturd ij
Hie polite r now wnrklnc on a theory
hat i:oe:-s unl his tfe ar- ytill It Al
lAiiy r near at hand. Thrro is noth
Ins to show wh thcr should wbh to
iKirttlon their children deltberatelv. dri the
ititr.in. lettern found In -their rooms at
the hotel and the tatiavlor of the oldest
"e l!rel lenionatrate that iu Ut this
thn" the children were tenderly cured for.
n or thene letters. evWiently cherlhel
v Mr tloccr written fcr the
ehlld to hi" motlwr by eome pmn prr
on In It Ue-.i jmd -loails of Irt'ies'."
To-drfT then one rf it.e k nifnthettc
rn'rk-jrni t the hotel m anted to kls.
K-.-d. lie dUn-1. "I ur V!s anjtvdy
tn.t my tn.inima." he xidahird.
nythlnR of vUue can be told qui:k'y
tiirougti It'iuthllc Want Ad..
THREE PUYGROUNDS
CLOSE FOR THE YEAR.
rutrtatlr aaa Kabillaa ml
hlld laalaalry WarU Teraalaa-
! f .
With rx'rictlc eeic ar.J cxhlbltiorj of
eh'.IJ Industry three of th St. lxul
r'aRroun.I cIcjkn! for th-s jear e;rrdar
Th srounJs to Cbefve; t!w c!oltiC e
CTx'isca crv the Shield at Kevee.ttj and
tAr- teet. ifc- lji.-!.-Je at sftxth nrnl
IV; fctr stre! and the Ium..at Kour
t -ath and Iaica aveiae.
KnthtiAtvn JlnJayd by the ci!Mrn of
tl.- lutras pUyjTo'JnJ ' peclatly
r'it,-bk
it U oae ef the t'sro chlidfeR s play
nioytK ati th.y d'.vlAed a ytrtt In
tfcir strsintf athi prk that was tasn
p b tbv Ir etrfe-s and belt I to make the.
cl tS5 a auccest.
In tre cum? or artch of. tht p.aj crcurI
t-.e clons i Btteud-d by unuuaUy
1 -: crowd for ueh -n evsaiU The
Kalthia xork.-of the youusstcrs of the
-.n 5-ectlotrt wa..clTr f ehlWrrn and
tp-.ny of !hv -lc were carried away a
Tt-I4j. tb i.thera seetlan cf the a
3C ticn will cbs-rve the i-Jjctas of the
Kt.iatRb- for lh; tt. .7"TVa::'.
fc-- ciwed t-ar!are tlie Hamboldt. Third
"'-vet and ItAncse'l avenue." the Pettalotxi
i-t Kcxin'b acd Sbwrr streets and th At-t-jck?.
jvecro. Ebehth aad Barry strrets.
ckmic ' to : the aroands yrater
tay were Mr. E. A XX Wolf. preldrst
tf the T-.SMrrn's riarrroonds Aocto
rtjn: Mrs. K.rt Noran- Mr. Chrle
1 S'd-Jr Mrs.- IIer WoUfcep. Mrs. Ht
ie i-vy. itrs. DwUb: Trwdway. Mrs.
Krrjv'. Mr.Mrt B. Hia an? Mrs. A.
1m . tsat,pajawla aaa MM r
afaab aaaaaaa
-sae a & -frta
K ! 5 asd'lece.ts a
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ai.Caa rtWmsa.
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ABANDON
CHILDREN
-p-ivevrwa ai- - - r-V
aiaru a4 -V 1 baaU a
mj ts. aar-tteres Sdat
WOMEN
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TSTTA nXXDAJjTj-UElUBm.
Deserted bride cf Doctor Wltzhoff. She
la supposed to be the latest f bis hundred-odd
coniuests.
Meanwhile the police and detectives on
the Atlantic Seaboard are co-opcratlns
with th- Nw York authorities in tho
conduct of an Investigation Into the opera
tions of the M-called "blRamy aytillcate.
A cl"W that is now being caretully
worked upon by the MIice is the search
ing of real estate transfer records in New
York and ehsewnrre tor tracer of realty
trancton manipulated by the syndi
cate ramtiers under th hoste of r.ames
ued by them in their marriage contracts
with the women thtv duped, and develop-ment-j
.itor.r; tlwj'o lines are espected be
fore Ion.
MINERS PREDICT
UNIVERSAL STRIKE
Declare That Antbr-ieite and
Soft-Oxi! Uuion Will r4Mper
ate in StmjrRle in l!KHi IUtii
Sides Xow l'reparinj'.
r.nrriiur fpbctal.
Philadelrhla. Pa. Vur 5. In spite of
President Georcc K. Baer's rmpbati:
statement that there will be no strike in
April. 1. wh n the present asrecment !
Between tiie .intnra;lte operators and tno
I'mted Mine Workers exr-ircs. the action
of the Heading mid other cnal -carry hir .
roads tn ivnu tv.iMa durms tne last few
month- Indicates the pto-ite.
Tin Ileadinc and the IVnnajIvania. et
peclitllv the former, hue N-en laymR up
unusual q'laiitltics of coal A hiRh otfl
cial cf the Kcadms Cotl and lion Com
pany recently declared that by ncM April
the company would hae on h.tnd a upply
of anthra. i:e uf5cif!it for one jear.
Should President Mitch II. therefore, re
main ilrm In his unpotineeil intention of
proentinc the miners ultimatum to Ber
at the ooi:cIuia:i of the agreement now
tn force the rik" will surclv- follow.
Should lliir and the operators agree to
tne.-t Mitchell, tl e litter's demands are
certain to Is- refnej atal the anthracite
region will a-.ilti lie the scene of a
tnonjt.r strike. Th torinc uti of coal
ty or" rators how that they will 1 mor j
prtparei tor a crii in r. ii.an xncy were
in l"ft. and the miners chances of pro-
j ductnc n crlrpllni; ful fatrjnc will ue
dlmlnlt.el nrcordin-ri.
Tho miners onV-t tins, however, by de
clarinc tliat as tli .oft coat a4treene-as
where i-h bale lxen mad', will evplro
slmu!tanou!v -alth th life of the an
thracite ytrlke ctimmlsrton's dveliion. the
1 nlted Mine Worker, -ahlch has -juri
llctlon in both the hard and soft coal
fletds. will inaugurate a universal strike.
They t-oint out tliat the operators' re-MTV-f""
canrot Ia.st indefinitely, and rhould
they l: able to maintain tattr ranks nn
breken. ther? would come a paralJTtatlon
of the lndury tii rough the IntiMlity to
secure fuel, when tho operator suppdea
are ehauteI.
BARNETTS IGNOREO WARO
OF COURTHOUSE SUPERVISION.
klraa reblteei ba Were t ?
la t'aaapetltlow atrsrle tbe Caw-
trart Caalrary ta.faataw.
r.r:rcniJC f pbcx i-
Chlcnro. Aus. 5s. Firsal .award nard
tii !rterr.cn bv the CVtunfv OecitaHstt-Sa.
r by --a&'cji HulaNM . Roche. lneJ
Chieago arcbitects. were c"scen to turer- j
-.-tj-e the er-etlonif the.CourtVjonae. Tfce.s.
mm .. -., -. .ITh . Wr( .
aeetuto Bamett. Hayn- Uamett oit.
lJu!..and grcn. sS-Trte B si.r;res-'ri
tisuy when they were ctt .Cajn. t!tr
aim golne.to th! authors of -the Jela
which got second priz! 'tr. T.Pnf
neit sail: lf it t the intentKin af Ike
rchit.-cts to raike a hot ttJt In thtsi
matter. 1 ball b- preparcl to a?Ft somo
tr.forsutlon In U:trvKws tha, .wfj1-'way
MimelhifiK - "
-Ore-bit cf und-rhaai.profea-toraZRgat-tna
dveIot-d. in Chiczsj yesterday -soon
after my arma! fron. m. Usui. and was
traJe'knoWn to m- us the aruraaan'
iir V tRirne;t of the nrm Of BT-
i.r.ett. Haynes .Bamett of S". leiu
afcl last racht taat the 3nrd for Ocagn
nsuallr carried wlth'-U the tupervirfTig of
tk b8tk!lnr. , . . . .
Whe-a' ttc dcsler. ware asbtnittrd .nata
, t-rsj were tUcbe,L.io thim and taeawari
was rcid by na-nbev.
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mlttve cf A-eard. airf ti dfigu of ttve
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r. ..'. rKit Ms fjn -333 thoroughly
caj.uN of upcfvl;Eg the cxjtrurikic I
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vttct was resetted to rrra tb-r saper-titi-is'
waa U-t. -trBrtar waa caxreaaisj SB
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nree Other of Ijre4 Expected
to' Die at IhuivUle, nt, a Re
mit of Barstiag of Large
fiteaaiPipe.
wamrbua special.
Danville. nL. Anc S. Two men aava
ea of injttriM received in taw cap
f a steam ntne at the nlaat ef -taa
! Oas. Electric Llatae- Heatsac
compaay aere toar. uraa earn are m
tattr ialured aed three axn saMaaabr hast.
William Thcrntoa and BT COtwaR die4
at M to-nlabt. Philip RlcMrda aad Z.
2- Bwaiea win ne oetora- aaaaaw; a
A NfcwM iaaaM to bs sJowlr aaakhsi
A. A. TuttlTmnd Thntss aait Tf
Faagtlu were the other three who were to
jcrei. and It la beUered that they will
wilie. n
The eiaht aaea were will lag as top f
a battery at eleven boUera aa4 wera en-
ajaata in oocnecanc anotner nouer with
the "head pipe. Into which the ateaan
fraea the Mitirm aet of liiilliia wan and
la bald oatU drataed lata the beatitax
bailer fa held at abeat IS TMMinaVi
preaanre. raaUng a total of almost J.4M
pounds on the pipe.
Just aa the crew of eight afae ttttara
were bent over the valve. Into which waa
being fitted the Mat of pipe, the large
pipe turn and all wore burled back of
the boilers and against the wall of- the
The flesh was bumaj off the faces and
the tapper portions of the bodies of the
tnt two. and Richard's eyes were burned
so that he cannot see.
COWLES AT COLUMBIA;
GRACE VAN STUOOIFOfH)
ATTTTYTOLEAMALPS.
Of coarse you ltave beard Eugene
Cowiex sing "Forgotten." but whether you
have or not you will enjy bis .tentorian
rendition of its fine melodc at the Col
nnibla TTnough lie haug two new Rejec
tions last night. "Forgotten" and "Annie
lasnrle" were th numbers that aroused
enthusiasm from parquctt to gallery. It
fa certainly old-fashioned to sing these
favorites as well as docs the slant Mr.
Cowle.s.
Cllvette. magician, preceded the basso
in a programme or magic, palming and
shadow picture making. . Clivette la an
alert and tireless worker who comssetea
bis Illusions long before you have time' to
speculate aa to how they are perforated.
W:th his two bands and a few simple
"proprt" be creates shadow characters that
act oat little comedies on a white screen.
There was tne tippler, who came nome.in
the early morning to be stormily greeted
by bis wife: the Cshrrman, whose catch
overturned his boat: the oM maid, before
her looking-glass, and a lot of other svr
prisuu;ly complete pumonumes.
Tho Three Nevaeo. one of whom, la a
lithe, graceful girl, arc clever athletic
equilibrists. Marcus and Garteile don
roller skates and proceed to slide about
on their ears for fifteen minutes. They
Mraighten ut and begin the best part of
their act Just as you begin to wonder If
they are really going to lire through It all.
Both are capital skaters. They close by
executing a fancy clog Uince.
Thoie who come early are Royer and
French, a ringing acd dancing couple:
Iveonard and Bernard, the juggler and tne
bell hop: Raymond Zel.-banjobt; Captain
Bloom, with demonstrations of wireless
telegr.tphv: Aurie Dagwell. vocalist, and
J. C. Nugent and company isr-'The Round
er." Grace Van Studdifonl began her second
engagement at the Alps last night, and
proved that her drawing powers were aa
great as before. A large. Monday night
audience greeted her. For her first num
ber she choe the waltz song from "Romeo
and Juliet," to which she King as an en
torc "The Garden of Dream.." fnrm
"Red Teather." De Koven's "Can I For
BtT" was her ccon-l concert selection,
and "The Suwanee River" tfce encore to
thai. , ;,
has th.- building pf Ws own ppofrauim.
and la-t night' was well t-prlnbJed rwh
music ne iiaes . u bmwh "" ..
tho to Vienna walta kinga: MIHockcr. one
eb... . aet-ak.fi-Mt - anfTtli AtTatTaaL
Ut l.t- Ml,l " navcvwo wa - ..- m
writer?, and Flotow and Biaet. were- rep-
roaentea in nn programm-i. oui"
m... rv.itw.a tr stitrlr had tn ralav bv
n-quet-t to please those 'who heard his In
terpretation of tho queen of waltzes ?un
dav night. The gem of to-night's concert
is sei;ti0ns from "Die l;1edsnnau." by
ilii In the dlreetlnaT of Which Mr.
Sturk "will fairly rercl. "Wiener Buer
ger, one ot tr.e most piraxu ui ..t
nr's -a!tzes. nd a fiery mazurka by
Strau". "Arm !n Arm." ar new here.
The grand match from "Aida," pven
with Surk's own Interpretation, will be
among inc. enjuvaoie i:fit37tt.a.
Gaorco W Floid. the new manager f
the Garrick Theater, whose associate.
Richard tspamer. was appointed some time
aeo. I.a.s arrived, ami i now orerhauling
tj house, with a view to getting it into
j-liapo for The Filibuster" next weak. Mr.
Flod is a theatrical man of long and
aried experience. Having in ms iimc. ui-
recte-l ome of tho biggest attractions on
i. . . .a ft., ff.nia-si.iv tAiuhei of -raiusva-
tioii are 'being Pt on the Chestnut street
playhouse by a small army of cleaners.
althouan a survey wi "ii i ....
them little the worse for wear after the
fln-t season.
.t . .a ft...- iVmA m mrstsrv act.
Is t'.ie'iilg'number'on the current Mannlon
Park bill. The oiner acis i.-uiiiiui: -riety
Hiid amuvement.
-THE niOOIOAL SONw IS
PRODUCEO AT WASHINGTON.
KKPUI'UC bPOCI AU
Washington. Aug. IS.-Tbe "P?dJ
Son." nnother Hall Cain nlaj". based upon
a Hall Cuine novel, which nniis- its stern
theme in the severe life of Iceland, had
its firtt presentment to-night at the Na
tional INater in Washington. Mag
nltlcnt In its settings, replete in action
that carrle the profusion of dramatic
moment )mot to the point of confusion.
lnterpretei hy Kdward Morgan and a no
tably -nroug upportlng csimpany. thia
play take a. Hoce with "The Christian
and "The Eternal City" as a success.
The plav deals wl'h two brothers and
two s4ter. The or.e brother, a giant In
stMture and ciiresi)ndlngly atrong in
moral fibre, .-.crirlees. first, hia lova for
tie rider sister, giving her to his. brothr.
and then lie sacrifices Ms fortune to cover
up the forgeries of this brother. "'"
mns with suth contrasts of crime and
moral fiber, sacrifices, first, his love for
lone the mnzs of a complex story, eacn
ruoRrttsUe itep of which Is marked or
snether such tecs situation. Edward
Morgan Is the se!f-acrln-ing elder broth
er. Maioiu: Aubrey Boutlcault. the prodl
sul. the hrilhant. - cohacicnce.eas boy
whee mis-Ieetis bring ft much grief to
h.r. who love htm and' wlwserrepentar.ee
l 4. bitter: Ml Clwitlottc Wglker is
tf.e loMng wife whose M JmjjTteto.1 be-cau-e
of the proJIgal's dtapnWmand un
faithfuhiess. and Drlna De"olfe I the
beautiful ami wayward tentptraH" and sis
ter. :ns Marie WalnwrMht br """T-
.uruul Aunt MaTgreu-who ggurrs in the
tirt two acts.
Q)NAMAYREOPtDM.Y,S .
WITH AN ENGLISH PUY.
New York. Aug. -.-baly' TlvMer waa
.ror-r.ed to-night wttJi ..BJna MaTetg -Tho
Catch of the S-ison. Thp' prndtectlon.
which is under the roaMsysatag aCirle)
.Fronman. U on a Urge lfct"ft9snr
lnctuiirg. l.Ue the prtacfeaaW
bcr of Uegli.h ao.1 TrVench djlaf.-. ,
T-.es oat-., of tha ?;iKcSJ.,
5-rlld as a musical
ciour H-'ck. nsd Cb-tr0X-asJJgr '
has bad a run of more tha-TslCt in
Rooer: IWeson atuthe JW-aW r
nigbt reUd -rJtrong HatW Uca
he made a tccccbb Uatanr... -
At th- New VorkMtawM-
gave the. Srst New Torfrtpalrfasaaaace o
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WALLACE CONSNpCJO
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FOR
Rtrumor-1,
Vav Ang- akT-Xm" authority
estirelr. raakiaH-lt ht-atated
.'tbat Ttctcas F Kyja.
'wake Join FlrnJlay Wa'
-ahaSafed to
C p.sttent of
tfaasEitfaJremest
4M Seabiaud Air line
of Treailent J. H. uarr. wisat caamci
aith tbe roJ expire May J. Is. Jr.
Walice bcatne conrjecte.1 with the btg
eoccra of Gorse Wtlng!oBe soon aft
er t.aae-:ng fct rraignatluo a chief en
gineer of the Panama Canal, and Weating
noaae is doe- o Thomaa'F. Ryan, and la
said to be boUisg on to Mr. WaSao until
ti Seaboard pmHency n avallaWe for
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lacUng frtSaftbo'St. Imm vlewpomt. -bat
for mare tbatt'on-mmr a ponton ocxne
sun's light will be cat off and. at tho
periad of greatest obscuration one-quarter
of its'sarfaee win bo hidden.
To-morrow mcrning the sun wtn rise In
St. Louis at iM trclock. When It ap
pears there wlH bo a dlsbed-out boDow
in it upper left-hand corner. . This wul
grow larger until SA when one-fourth of
the sun's surfaae w naw been .cutofT.
From this time tlw moon will s!owly with
draw from IU otetiractlnj : position i untu.
at the tast traco of shadow' win dte
appear and the ecUpse wUl b- over
Observers on the eastern coast of the
J 4 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
: GERM OF YELLOW FEVER PROBABLY
: DISCOVERED BY NEW ORLEANS EXPERT
RKPTBUC HPECI AI-
New 'Orleans. la.. Aug-. 2S. Doctor Jokn Arcblnard. who baa worked
day and night at the Emergency Hospital. Is of tho opinion that the yel
low fever germ lias flnollr be?n discovered by him after scientists have
been puzzled by it for years.
He has discovered a substance in the Mood of yellow fever patients at
the hospital which very closely rasemblea that or tbe malaria, germ,
which was discovered a few years ago.
Several of the moat eminent scientists In the Sonth are assisting- la
this Investigation, and If It really proves to bo true that tho germ has
been found, tho cure of yellow fever will b easy, an the disease will
have lost alt Its terrors, as. with the sens to work on. It will be a com
paratively easy matter to discover an antitoxin which will kill tho germ
in lt.i .nciplency. ......
The educational campaign la stHI being carried on with all the rorco
possible, and it Is expected that before It la closed every resident win
am De m oeiieverin hid it..
CEORGE GOULD IS
DUE IN NEW-YORK
a
Expected to Make Iateresting As
liertibas'WIta. Regard to Vari-
on Bailroad MaaeHTers Tan
gle in Lake Erie Road's Affairs.
New Tork. Aug. JL-George J. Gould.
J president of the Missouri Padric and act
ng president of the Wabash, is expected
to arrive here to-morrow alard the Kal
ser Wllhelm er Grosse. His advent
hailed with considerate interest by Wall
street financiers, who are anxious to sec
what action bo may take in straighten
ing out the financial perplexities of tho
Wheeling and Iatke Erie road.
In Wall street during tbe last four
months the query- "What Is the matter
with Wheeling nnd laike KrleT' has been
heard with frequency.
Four or Ave abortive attempts wet
mad to float bond and note issues and
were aa frequently withdrawn. The fol
lowing summary m presented of Wheeling
and Cake Brie flnancea. beginning with
the famous Wabash note Issue, which
singularly enough, were floated on April
1, and ended in a flaeco:
April. 1 To finance Wbeeiing and latke
Erie lmpraveaaenU. SPXfM, Wabaslt flve
year 4j per cent roM notes were sold to
William A. Read Co. 4dGeprg P.
Butler Co. Notes arc distributed among
leading note brokers and banklng-hoasesj
and transaction Is .regarded as ciosed.
' April r-Stockholdeni refuse to ratify
Wabash note Issue, and it Is withdrawn.
April S-Waba!i aliisjrtora rtcole to
substitute for Pviousissue V.mim V,
per cent gold not- of Wheeling and take
ErleTMscured by Wheeling ana Lake Eric
"lUv 4-Joscph Ramsey Jr president of
the Wabash, resigns presidency of the
Wheeling and Lake Uric.
May ' as-Stockhouler rtJP&VSLJZi
Lake Erie autbotis.: lssuewof .'
tuiyeaVper-cent gold bonds, of which
tlVcuaD are Intended as collateral for
K.m gold notes.
Mav srrederlck K. Delano l". rtectcl
presMent of Wheeling and latke Erie.
M.eat Whedlng and 1'' iSj
sell .. nfty-year tEf'?1 &?
bonds to banking flrm of jfeMj f
Julys. Announcnieiii in in-- . -
sale oMhelPXt.sB bonds to Kleybolf
rioWdf Tr-JeyUte Ckj. tjla;
vestlgatlon and asserted that serious ts-
'aSZS ll-For the purpose of financing
iiL-tlJnw and Lake ,Erle imnrovement
0.s four-year jMtar-eent goW bond, of
the vvneeiing mr.a ian -
Aug'ust'S stockboWers of WrioeUng and
Laic? Brie are asked to annul their ac-
2 ?' yailSS Slt?.ro
tberef.rr. to suthorise the Issue of n.
M gold lK.nds at a meeting or. Septem-
T 1 . ........ W..HM .aaa fianassa tn
BO rapio oc un .-i- v'- 7;-; --;
fleancial circles during a short period of
tour nonins. inai mo-.f. ..." -... ..
able to keep track of them or to gain
a a. ik-la a-aer a..l ntlrTTaraaaa
out of t! miilUttjiUBOO'" r-aipUnatlon. that
. . a .. a. aAnnii'! .. KamOn
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Spain, .croasn tbat country.
fertrmttes taorth of Madrid.
It then crosses tbe a
EM. v Itnl tea and Aral
at sunset, where tbe south coast of that
country meets the Arabian Seauafler bar
ing passed over Mecca. the,boly city
of th? Mohammedaas. The dark hud of
shadow averages nearly ! mSes ta widtn.
ha. MfMlai a4tuTrsktaw alb4 ttlJa lLl7lslaJmT. Vatr!?
I pendlcular to its axis, at the point where
It meets tne eanu. oeing asraia. mu.
The shadow passes over about ITS degrees
of longitude In nearly two hours and flfty
flve minutes, the longest time occupied In
nsssing over any one point being three
minutes and forty-aye seconds, the maxi
mum toint being in tsuropc.
a a a a a a a a a . a S
otncials visited St. Louie yesterday. Among
them were: J. D. McNamara. Southwest
ern passenger agent for tbe Burlington at
Kansas City: J. I. Belnach. general agent
for tbe St. Louis and San Franclaco at
Fort 3roith. Ark., and W. G. Knlttle. gen
eral agent for the Big Four at Dallas.
Tex.
INOHRYISOHrOOCTEO
INWNETCENUUiUAGES.
Asaerleasi mr
Tame ' Am
With at
A peace conference dosed yesterday In
the main office of the American Car and
1 Foundry Company in St. Louis. It had
tia.Ti nn Cnf Kj.eat itan. anil au enfl-
T ducted in nineteen different languages.
. Some time ago tbe company learned, in
directly, that at their works at Madison.
IU.. a system of extortion was being prac
ticed. The car shops are a good-sized
plant, hating l.TW employes, and a quiet
Investigation was set on foot. It was com
pleted jesterday. and resulted tn the dis
charge of two foremen and an assistant
foreman.
Superintendent Julius Keller returned
vesterdav from his vacation at Grand
Haven. Mich., and. learning of what bad
transpired, examined into tbe case and ap
proved what had been done.
-I found." lie raid last night, "that
the trouble was not In tbe works aa a
whole, but in the targe force which to
putting up a new steel plant In connection
Willi the works. Tho laborers are nearly
all forclgcera and unused to things here,
and aoino of the men In authority took
advantage of their Ignorance, exacting JC
from each man put to work, aadabout 3
per cent of his monthly wage. The fnen
have been discharged aed no further
trouble Is anticipated. .....
Tim examination conducted by the
management was amusing. We found tbat
the employes spoke nineteen distinct lan
guage!', and It was necenwry to have in
terpreters to take their evidence. We ex
plained to them that their wage belonged
only to them, and they have returned to
work, entirely sMtlanVd."' ,
K. V. Srlleck was fined StO In the Dayton
Street Police Court yesterday on a charge
if disturbing the peace of his wife. Hazel
l- Selleck. of No. 4S Cook avenue, and
her uncle. C. Ls Langdeau. Selleck ap
pealed the case to the Court of, Criminal
Correction. Selleck and ht wlf" are sep
arated, and she Is suetng for divorce. The
trouble occurred while he was trying to
see their .5-year-old daughter. Selleck de
nied that be used Improper language, as
charged.
Republic Want Ads bring reealta.
.LoDsaa. Aug. Aimet: tgmastOBa. from
tvwer. Aag. Arrbrel: Kiwi in, from
"Sovtil. Aug. 9L Antrea: tsjiin.aits. from
Gaagow. Aeg. z.-Arrtvel rftroudlaa. Jfw
i-Ilenci. Aag. 3. Sallad: Nant AtrerUca. Near
Tofk
' York. Aaa. 3. Steamer Mlaaeaarlta.
Xjncirn t"r Srm York. In ccmnnmlcatlon ST
nirelers telegrapti mtta Kaacenseaf. :
p. m.. trtll dock at a. m. TuesTiay.
e.ertvaira- Ana. 7 Arrived: 11
vr v..k tIi fivinrjtit!3- fcr ltremen and nr
nlsl stalled Ausuat rt: Bremen, from
)renn. New Tork 7not rrevtorilr. . "
Oitraltir. Aisr S. Arrived: Prtnies Irane.
N.ir York for Nafl's and :noa. anl pra
ceejlFd. Uremtn. A-jg. It Arrived: Bartartssa. New
Ynrk.
Ilanburc. Ao t. ArrSvad: TMaaria. Jfaw
York. rtth. Stoltke. Nw Yerk via Ilymoa'a
and t:trtKirs "ater not rrrtn.lyi.
IvmUane. An, r:. Hailed: PatrlcltB. frora
llamtti.-ar. Nw Vcrk. ....
New York. Aog. " Arrived: Flsland. Ant
werp. Hottertam. K"tter.lm and Boulegna;
Panalan. fSlaarow: Koecla Albert. Genoa and
Naples; ArtoCs. Ulag?r.
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IS AWAKENING
Finakcial aad Bfjsiaess IastiU
tioas Experieaciag Preparatorj
Rash EBterpriaes of Develop
meatal Character.
Banks and trust companies report a de
cidedly brisk movement with their regu
lar business. Although no extraordinary
negotiations have taken definite form an
yet. there arc signs that new plans and
projects will be advanced next month at
tbe conclusion of tbe restive summer sea
son. Financiers expect St. Loujs to be
even more conspicuous than in former
years in large enterprises.
The demand for money Ls strong and In
terest denotes a tendency to rise. A
small increase in the rate baa become ef
fective lu a few Institutions, while in otn
ers only the symptoms of an ultimately
higher rate are noted.
The reason that the anticipated Increase
in the Interest rate has not become gen
eral Is that the current into tne banks
and treat companies maintains a level
with tn outflow. But tbe slight rise In
tbe -rates en loans points to special re
ejuirements. and -for thLs reason a some
what higher-rate will probably become
normal.
Present activity Ls routine In nature,
being Introductory to the wide and steady
business of autumn. All financial Institu
tions axe very busy, yet ihelr work In
clude onlv ordinary transaction. The
prospects for the autumn are determined
to be much better titan usual, because
of the but crops and the ambitious mani
festations of commerce and industry
Both wholesale and retail concerns are
making targe contracts anil sales, and
factories are receiving substantial orders.
Among the best indications for a volumi
nous trade are the preparations of tbe
railroads for enormous traffic.
Several plans of Importance) are mate
rializing, but negotiations have not pro
ceeded far enough to admit of mentioning
them. 8t. Louis is taking 3 more active
and a more prominent nnrt in developing
the South, and the Southwest, and Invest
ments and assistance to this purpose may
be announced at aa early date. Finan
ciers look for a season of great prosperity.
DISCREDITS REPORTS
OF HUSBANCTS DEATH.
Set aVe-
Keceattr. saytaer Pie
FMr Yeenre Aap.
Mrs. Christina Bristow rays she believes
that her husband. William Bristow. for
merlr of Alton, was murdered shortly af
ter he left Alton, four years ago.
It was' reported that the man had re
cently lost hh life in Oklahoma, but Ills
wife says she has positive Information
that be. was killed at Kansas Cltv by
robbers, although she has no details of
tbe alleged murder. She states that the
Bristow killed In Oklahoma was not her
husband. Bristow was a stonemason and
a union 'labor organiser and was well
known on the East Side. Mrs. Bristow
Uvea m Alton.
BUS 1 YEARS OLB MAT MC
Flyaai fsaye He
Physicians say that Andrew Flynn. who
says he rt MO years old. and who was
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital. Alton. Sun
day, suffering from the effects of bums
received in the Wann oil explosion
twelve, jeers ago. has blood poisoning and
probably will die.
Tho man says he eras wel. to do at one
time, but tost hia money and became a
cook. He says he worked for John Scul
lin of St. Louis as cook for the construc
tion nnc of the Texas-Pacific Railroad
and was a camp cook in Texas twenty-five
years. At tne time n was burned ne
was cook for the gang building the Ueih--fontalne
Bridge across the Missouri.
According to Flynn. he was born in Cin
cinnati. O.. February 22. 1M2. and for
years eonducted'the finest saloon in that
cttr. He alo did a bonding business. In
which, he claims, he lost t'V when the
fl!I War broke out. Hi; has three (laugh
ters and one son living in ijineinnaii. tiis
wife died forty-two ears ago. Since the
accident Flynn has bred most of the time
In St. Charles. Mo.
M BellesIHe Resident Meev
William Spies, for flftv-one years a res
ident of IVIlevlIk-. died last Right. Iav
tng a wife, three aons and a daughte'.
Mr. Spies was born in Germany ir. 13:
The fontra! will be held to-morrow from
St. Paufs Church In Belleville.
fates!
aaeaTeao
CtspBmu anara i. a ana ieer
worth 5e. Mc ud I1.S
mrnm aaa. - - ea
LTniCal aUPKCTS I
For School Children, worth up I
to Sec each. I
BOW.
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worth 3oe. 49e
aa4 4 5c. aew
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JBr Hmitt e!w 1 BW
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I To the tea mmwtm who earn I!
fjfgthe htat rewenwhys
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SP1INTER CAUSES TROUBLE.
Scratch May Necessitate Annata
tion of Womaa's A rat.
A splinter which was picked up two
week ago by lira. Marlon Iaioey, vf x
10W Isnighlrfirough avenue, may ad to
serious complications and poxlMy to the
los of her right arm. The. silver slipped
under the finger nail of her right hand.
The finger became very aore. follow-big
the mishap, but Mr. Locey thought It
nothing seriou". Yesterday she was re
moved to the Oty Hospital suflrerlng from
Mood poisoning. It Is frared that It wl'l
be necessary to amputate her arm.
Abrabaaa Uaewtaw MrtbplSKsr Is .
HKl'tT.Uf SPIWIAI-
Hwlaenville. K.. Aug. --Thc Abraliara
Uncohi tiirthphic; wan .-old to-day at 1
o'cl-xk bv Cominlsulorer llandley Tbcr
v.ir several bidders present, but the fam
sold for te much les thsjj was expect
ed. The. p,rchafer was R. J- Collier of Nc-e
Tork. He -will Ret possession In tieeem
br. He has not vet ieeiiel wh.t ii
will do with it and It was probably bought
a an Investment. , ..
The farm contains Il seres in 1 the
price whs not much more tbau the. faria
Is worth for farm purposes.
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Diaiair Sals at
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10 piece tn the act fine setnlper-
selain. floral and gold decorated.
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tK.se Set now flsVW
livso Set now flamfl
20c, 50c and 35c
Broadwaj-
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