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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21. 'ltOS.
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afasaT '.aaaw
.ataY as
For Several Days
We've been talking to
you of the advisability
of ordering your Dress
Suit without delaj if
you wish it completed
in time for Veiled
Prophet.
October 3d is but
eleven business days
away you had better
order your Dress Suit
to-day.
Dress Suits to order
$50.00 and on up.
"We Made .our Father's Clothes."
Mills & Averili
Broadway and Pine.
IX inn MOIIMM.
A bottle of
Bromo- Phosphate
Counteracts the ill
effects of tfc olrht before Y at all .tor.
OMffOinnlra -e. Kin DM 1711.
ASTHMA
f mti: ui.tit hit. .s- ok-, -r-sT
r-i J-'fi rtt.rV n' r "- wr-ron.- thv
r.nnf r jj- Ou- '"i ( -a. ra-rt r--nrov-.
tr 4 ; .f AMlfrM an Hay F.r
frm i- b ! r t t o . t-tt-rn our j-jt!T.tj
nijr .!? out t ,..-" -t i-ium -,f mi
torn-. Ajr-Mt-- ii.i rJ Mr-J -nrtrr,-l. nrir
trrrh-n'!, ia th r-.tc-r.d HOOK S7
I'ltKK. -ipn!niR -.r rath'la, tth rejxiit
of rr-n-. '"' Ttuf'T " ' S"l
1' HAHOfi HAYK Ival?J o Nw York
DIARJIHOEA
, and similar iliearoS in their worst
forms ran 1 proispi'v cured ly
Wakefidd's Blackberry Balsam
it never fails. 55 vrars tli leading
reni-dv. AH (iruggis's soil it.
RONNOC DRY ROTsTEb COFFEE
I ri: II. ". i.i i: KOII S-'.e.
j i oc. ., '. i - N. ,-:. .ir.Tii
T, f ! T. prt r-
LAXATIVE BORO PEPSIN
HAKES LIFE YiWrl LIV1N3.
ii' it i.itinr ii. no ir ami to
VIM k .oiumci.it.
ic nrM fie r ft tt e .it lie n'"?r'
FOR WOMEN ONLY
Utdjt U iab' tttc.-r Stfe.
Dr. Hnvmoncl's Pills
i 7bnM-i f tte mntntt!rrat
an iui:itM rsc rrlle-'t-lla
frt.m allm-ir- toStUr-i. anrr
l-if-b-n MtLij rrtfUBrortviMHy
i tb ha ii-m1 tbTI. Krfm-
any ptitMtttute or Imitation. -
firrpl faHur-- bT ritlr dpI--tomin
titrr n-Micia--. which
Injur It Lra:thoJto&itrL
Arit-t-.-5y I'rirrSSbymftll.
Dr. H. G. Rvmond RirfxJy Co-
THEONLY PLACE
SCHOOL BOOKS
BELL'S BOOK STORE
8IB O-IVE
LICENSE COMMISSIONER
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
Oft! r I I lrfltlr 4 nnrernitic: Mnk
llrl.l U -rrlianl Uiin hiok wt
IVrmlu (iiriit IlirrBtanl
In Imx llrturu.
hi - t -:i m it .iff id jsa !
fin t. f Tr tt . l! (1 J . r ift"'-
ii"- 'i t. -ti: in "'list, ii iti, xn
liiuxlik itluti uf jT-r':a. jrvjrt dr---in-nt'
W iin; tnrrhftnt t.Vr out thrlr Il n
lh tt.f'irnx thv l-tf tute 'otnrr.lH.-:. t
how miih l'K th carry. It N m.iiI
that th Jiflrr: llwn th1 xatnTt'
tin It t - lrr "imxnwiovr uriil
ih r-t .Tf sftrnr n-,rJ.ant,j ri4 r'n!'
vttl r tt"-'r ;rt;rt j ct
- Atl"-tv Sax r .1 unui-V ..
Intel ! 1 ft jwrw ixnln x-rrnHl
lr-'t-i rrt r kwti tt haw mt
ttj-? rr it l in th Ar-r It ir
tlr0i! that th ny jx iueI 'o-dt
Th rnnt Jir t ! ui!rrXvv!. ha
(!.- ri rorn th rkrini nuppli'xi 1t
A r o'Hrin that ta i r-ll on onh
Xr-1 ih in ih r'lr1 t?
y,r ii cUrtrc di rrur-"! ba h"n
,iitryirrrl it !j M imj ih ?"ir
.ran! J r 'tt' ii; ?1n J r! : ;
fa tr ni to Pt . .itlirtnxrr
Oavllslit Jli-rlr rill Milmtf.
V OajJ ih bt ar ni.i y -Rt rrl th
Tioin f Mr l ha Itwortfat N IiT
Ivt trt! K InJ a ult ii th i xm-lor-Tnw!"
t!n'f t ?hirt nlt, n Klk ktxno
lia OfI i 1? rf ttlt Art!"! anx !"
pirteS flpr of Mr !oortry r,shxir
tou thr t.t x tMt h i i t:i Sark
rtiwrlfi'nfil .unc nan IfMin tn
hou ih ih u:t ra"
Aa1ntnkr(ipr Hrlfi i Critnl Jrr.
""Ti - i ' . . i J-i tr 'i W4 j
rtrr- rl i t iK : atn Tv nvr j
th " a ' J - --. w.i3 ," jl" i
J-4c V " "" ryfn
I'orr"! " I tnj, ''anpVJ '
fern ' s' wIa ajt - i-- '
HfYtMttMStMtitfi i
DR?
CllEAlli
84KIN6
N fvMlraptt
FfWBB
SHE SEEKS PARDON
FOR KUMRICK
Laura Bollion, Traia Bobber's Ac
cessory, Just Released From
Prison, Will Ask President to
Extend -Clemency.
Laura. Bullion, "pal" of Brajaain Kit
patrjck. ho was released from the Jeffer
son city Penitentiary. Tuesday, called at
the office cf Horace L- Dyer. A:itant
t'nited States District Attorney, yesterday
to ascertain vfcat methods to pursue to
secure the release of Kilpatrlclc
Attorney Dyer inforcied her that there
was but on course, and that was to pe
tition President Rooicvlt. H explained
that her petition would be turned ever
to the pardon attorney, and it would b
rlmd to St. Louis for the approval of
former United States District Attorney
Korier.
After thanking- Mr. Dyer h left th
office, sayine that she would follow his
advise, and that when she had completed
h.r ta.lc sh would Bo to Atlanta, where
Kilpatrick is confined, and wait for devel
opments. Kilpatrick is conSned in the Federal
prison in Atl.ir.ta. Ga serving a entnce
of fifteen vears for robbine a Northern
Pacific train in Montana. The robb;ry
was one of the boldest ever committed
and th bandit ecace-1 ith X0(.
He was arrtstod in St. Louis, whire he
was pasinr United Statei bank notsa
which were a part of the scolls. The
notts te un'iBHfd when h reoeit'-l
thrn. and forged sisnaturts. He was
arr-tel. with I-iura B:il ion. who was
stains at tli Ii--'.' 1- liot'l. ? of
t!: lunk n'-to it fc:ipd in hrr toom.
n. ?k .'i cn"ict"l .i" an ar-fesory.
5h- wa !entcnf-'l to fv -"ar in the
MlFo:rl Pn!:r, iir-. ani i:i!i.a:rKk ye-o-:-i
fifteen years in th Fed-ral prison
in Atlanta.
ttVn sfco a r-Iead she had rv-d
tlir- vears and nir. month, ani .lurlns
her ln"rcration she wu considere'l .1
rr.O"Ifl tn.on-r Sh drjars if hr peti
tion to the I'reri(!ent i. isrirei he will
ork In Atlanta until Kjlpamck is te
Uase'3. SECOND ATTEMPT TO END
HIS LIFE SUCCESSFUL
After Ratar Ma Beea Takea PraM
Him. Uaalel Wrtakt Itrluks Car-
klr Aria a ad Die. at Honpital.
Af:r two men had takfn a razor with
li!rh !. Ji.i'I threatens! to 1:111 himself
:m.iv frum Dmlol Wriuht. Zj 'urs old. of
No. I'.tT Po-jth Sewnth trr't. yeterday
mcnins. l.e ie-'irtel to ca-iolic acid, and
t'-'k n do"- which ndfd hi? llf an Iwur
lat.rat th. i'itj- Hospital.
It !. -jiil that WrlKht's soparatioa from
h! wif rauF'1 th act
Wrictit took the 'Olson !i front of John
HoSTminN saloon, at Xo f Julia s-trert.
!! had Le. n in the ..-iloori an hour be
fore and triI '0 cut h throat with 51
mxor Henri 1'rar.k. the lurtrnder. and
Jjhn Llduti '0"k the r.iror Hum him.
S-r in". I." claitnd nsht. hen
Ii -nTi-ii. -I 11 flr.d another way. as I am
del. Tllned t die '
Iit. he ntr-d th nloon. nked for
.1 dr.nk. jnM for it and .i he tepIed
from th toor svallo-l tli acid He f-H
lo the ..den!k fl-a? hurried to the r!t .
l!"I.tal liut cou'd not be rfM-l. Hi"
tr live in JCo'th St Loui The aVi'
abouts of Ms wife are ret kr.on
FOUR YEARS IN PRISON
FOR STEALING MICROSCOPE.
K'dxard lilllaat Flratl fiallty la
Theft f laalrasarata From
Wasbiasloa Laiverslly.
Kdvard William, who s'oie m!cro"ops
nn.I !-ur.;le.il ir.trume" from the V.'a.li-i:n.-ton
l"t.lvrMty nivdlcal department at
Kix'iteenth and I.cut M!trl and tj
arretI in KvanMlUe. I11J.. entered fiint
of Kullty estenlay to two charges r.f
rr-.r ! larcii,- "tnl was e'lt.'nee.! bv Juds
itt.row to jour jcars in tho rcnitentlarj
iHxtorl: J T'rry. on of the j.JixMci.tns
at the cuiiece. hurj'ri-d Williams at his
work mi the nilu of July 1. and Wil
li. im, ufttT a tlperjte tnIpffle. eapiU
U'lhUms confe'nl that on Mav 5) lie
Mole a micro-cop.- -a!ul at JM
On th nisht that Doctor Tcrrv sur
prised him Wiliiam had taken five
inlrrosroptsi value.! at rl. Alt together
Williams .-tole .ilut $:. worth of in
Mtrutn. nts j;nd about half hae teen ie
o verl In pawn -!iop.
William-, went tr. !ZvanviIIe affr hl
ft-:' t with D.H"tor Ten;- arJ way brought
rt k to ?t I.OIIK l Pe;.ftve "Viwell,
wl . w:h !-:r:i liai.urs-t worki up
tile cavj acainst him.
Take tlelearr Water Balks.
Fourth street and Lucas aveaue.
DISCHARGED AND REARRESTED
X. -I. M-nnfof I Fril fur Mobor
Jy AiiilioritK's.
Af'.-r - r dUrharqe-1 in the Tourt of
r m.p .1 r-rre. -ion f-r want of prtxecu
t'n. .V J. .Mnnfee 0f xew Koids La.,
was. rerre.st.d ns he I ft the courtroom
and U now l-irs held for the authorities
of Moberly.
M.n- .-f. was arretted two w.kai:o n
the rhnrce of pac.;riC worthies rlie-K
-. t' S'nmens li..rili. nre romjwtiv und
th -. T.-ak S:.e Company. It i un--r
-j.... f 1' h. ett.e,I nuh f'es.. Cum
l.fii tiJ f- wott'd not iTovi u:e. .t
tlic time of it-, arr.-s: t...r. the M.tberly
.Mi.rmu- isK.fl that ilm-f-e Jie held
fur li.ein :f he was not pro.ix utcl I.tre
iaoal ;oda.
We have the lln. st and !arc-:t lot of
centime old I'r.w tVhlskle.. of all a.
In tin eit s-.i.l in the rrlinal ta.-k-a-
an.! !-. 1-itt e v. m II I,-.- & Co
llii-li;-'. I..-ut s.r,.. " vo
i.FATAL FALL FROM BUILDING.
Km'. i:itm:iii I'ii ipii;ii., From
tli Scoiii Fluitr.
ltc..e Itiermnn. 3 ear c-W. nf n jjl
Nort K.Kbth s-rrtt. wa kille. -e,terdnv
"""" t' falims from the fec.n.l floor
to th- b.iM ment of the United Jewl-h
'r -.?.'. btiti.rn- at Nmth and Oarr
T' e i'.j xn cnict dt th tep and
tr . (-en ! r.ahej t,e t-ton !-fiuor
! .' i C Slr war. j.j. h,! u. an,; J,urne.I
th .t. l;.;narj where Lo-t.r Ihio
j..-. uti-! h-r J. ad. Iler t-o-ly wh
tnk.i to the nircue
BURNS MAY CAUSE HER DEATH.
I.'i:i r.rouifs lr-t lunitt-tl
I'roin (.I:i Stov.
I-Tite hrr mothe- r-, - t. vtt her.
Ije,-, Jir'wa J -ar . !. wa" r-i -rely
l-jrr...J at a. r thi-i.- . -i .r;h le-
rth street, jrii.nl -n-'niri
The . hlld lre was j-., J f-ri-i ;V
"' o- l-i the klt-'ea nmle Mr llrown
w in the ;v -t rar: o th h IUJu. The
l'tt'e ctri rt.m a"r. t-j the mother.
wrv. -a-. hr a I rd thre. a n.
ar -u-d her Ti-e flame. wre xtinculhe..
b-.t tre fcM ji . ,rr-' b-j-r-e.J thtt
he ph4eum at fce Ie- ;,,, H vp:tal
fi-ar fce nlil net r -.r
TOWN ATTENDS THE FUNERAL
StTvifi- 0r Hotly of Vjrtini of
i'ircu AccMont at MaryviH.
nzr' bu ?pfX3 :.
Maryvill. Jr . Srt 35 -The funeral of
0--rie J. Horinon. antant e,H;n- 0f
$ Vrvtt tpuhlir. fco tt killed
at the vreckln of t- lUncHnc Htv.'
tert on .MaajAT. s nld at the M tt
"-urrb t-; aftrnsr the Kerrrn.1 Mr.
Thc-np-.vj oiTVlstlEr. a:e.i by tie
Kvrr!.i Mr : A'l bui-ev fcouj
u-id oSUre jn. cle to hour during
the funeral
ITALIAN HELD FOR KILLING.
Coronvr Friable to Tell Which of
Itroth.T Slow Kaldo.
Th rVsronr ytrdr. after ti m-;tt
rs Jiia tUMo th- It.llin Vli'.e-t Monday
aif't tt tte rar of No. Xvth KathtS
tr et rdre.i tht C-itJa rv-c be S!d.
The Trl!ct a tomictie. s h Coro
r.r i snaWc to aofttals who MIM
tUMou It i. bntcxht oct that Cavlado
and "Sunio Dum had fsucht wlti lUlda.
bet which kiHi iim :d set be tttr-
HUNGARIANS HONOR ST. LOUIS MAN,
ONE OF KOSSUTH'S STAFF OFFICERS
Major Stephen J. Lang Returns From Xew York Where He Was
Guest of Honor at Festivities in Commemoration of Uprising
Against Austria Took Active Part in Revolution as Aid to
Leader Fled Country and Escaped to America Recently No
tified That He Had Been Pardoned Retires From Business at
S6 Years.
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MAYOK STEPHEN J. LANG.
And his xranddaughtcr. Miss VUlenne Iiti7.
Major Stephen J. Lane of St. Louis, who
wa fntertafn.il by the prominent Hun
garian in New ork n hi? itit t the
metropolis a few days aso. his returnei
home. The viit was the flrt om; that
Major I.ins had pad New- Vork since
Uavf.- c that c t in !'' Maj. r l-ir war
a JIair Of C.: .ir- '1 the fttfif r.( t.ie
rev-.iutior.arj- I. ..ii. r ivoiih m .s.
been at his place r.f bune t-t.-.Tiiily un- I
til about three mrnt'.? aso. wlifi . ,;. 1
elded to rtire from aetie life ar,(' take
a ieatton
He choe New Y---ic .15 !-e place to
rp'Oii his vacation. , few dajs a. the
Huncariar.s In th2 c:ty :c-ide.I to cive
an entertainment i.t f.oror of Ko5utli
old FtafT oft!er At the cloo cf th fc
tivitJ'OMr Lti departcl for ?t. Liui.
Purins the llunar.m reioljtion 'n
:sl. Maior Ijh tcek an a-'tlve jjrt and
va mad" al1 ;u. to th - re-.oluiionary
leader. Koss'ttn. The r. valu'ton was .1
laimre nwiiir to the Ini-rf. rene.- e,f the
ltii.-ians. and th Ievle 1 of he movement
h ..I to ' for ih-ir li--s. Kisht oih-r
stiff o'li-irs .. it ! witn Major I.in:
wne e-i,tur.'d and ex--iiteti. Major I.inK
at.d tw otl-n .-eap-d in a m:ill boat
-!i the Uanul; and went to Constantino
ple, i
RAINS HAVE DONE
DAMAGE TO CROPS
Imn-iaT' 3Iorchanis' Associutiou
Arrivals, in Greatly Kciluced
Niinilicts. Krinj: Tidings of the
Ravages of Recent Downpours.
Owl!-.)- to tl.e h'sh w iter oer t' Stato
the da..y atri-al at th Interstate Mer
chants Aociation hae di-r.afd nearly
per ent during lart w.t-k. Y.lerday.
howexer, there -.re abj'it llftv- i.nr.
chants, who ar- making fall pufen t-fi.
registerej at the otlict of th lnter.-t-ite
Merchants AsiK-.atio:i.
Accordlri: to statements of minv if the
vi-Itors. the re-cent :an. have wrought
(treat dmise to corn. I'nnl: AlliriKiu of
Albrl-ht. Mo.. :.ys the inci wat. r t'.im
n.d e.in in JJt4 sv t on ! the "U.i'i".
He declansi that r.i-11 a n the S. Fran
cis 1.11 r has l-t-n uin: r water for sev
eral weeks, and tint It l pructii-.illy
ruln.il He also sa.d thit oats wet
sliel.tlv hurt lv the wot sprint weather
an.l that hay was aim .st ruinej by the
early droucht He -ii!. h-w-;er. tint
rorn in .M.iJ on Count v would a'cracx
atx)ut thirty-live b.-h- ? to the acre,
which I? a bi? improvtmtrt oer ir.sl
e-.r
N II W!::'e of ; r jf . ?llv rrep
In his I- .It-i are mu-b l.-t:er tnan at
venr .n.,I ihlt the hat.e n t le -1 tr.o
estsj i srahopp'rs or l.wust e
.ijs tlat f irmers are about throiith ut
tir.s . ir" it the Suntlow.r State, and
thit the ei j to the acre s lircer than it
h t-n In mn- ear He t.re.lict
trouble .ir Kan-is next p-im:. lie as
that the ee-l miners rontraet expires m
the p-inc and that a strike cannot be
".rted
C v Herey. who had from I'nlr
Gran? I . t'ie litui "f brnomeorn. al'
reel:, r. 1 at the Interstate Mereh iat
-s-o. iat on i.;.r'l and took ccm'I m
to .-pr-s-s hi diSRit at the eITHtors In
St I.. ; k'erfc.-r
Mr He-..v aij that the ,-ror In M
county had not ben aflerti-d b the rain
whlrh hae dine so ir.urh d-tmose in Mi
ourt He derlarisl that, whll hi" roun
tv niiel mostl- broommm. rdany farm
ers thl Mason hid ral.-.! cin which
woum avcrasc narly fifty bushels to the
acre
Other who re;ltered at the Inter!ate.
Merchant .s.x-iatinn .rvtenlay nre.
Vlsiurt-!i ; l'M-i'.. ntnt .n T tlir.
Hortt .; j: !tji -rlr.cf:.d .''s
Toe.- I'k w-rft, v"'is Ita ln. H-h .
"s.rl II I-rsrs II. iu y K umeir. t.i
--- !. II-1 Mrs:: Krmk .x't.rir'-A!-lcs-
' y l-a-'-i Mam-iin:. Jr.M ,
tvf viis-.J r y vhi. I'.r:te
" t . - ! e'n-ct tr.a !J-
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t-t!' .s.u:i J Hort!. It'.. Noj
fl-jrs-- ( T,a-bor-i !! E H-tj--st tjr-rhrf--
w VnrzivC ri.nT. iai
r I. -. r
Tii- t l!mtcn. PaJ tl f e Ket-
Kcii T na rratl.r Hiawatha. I ral
!:. P-' "e a-1 "V ! i1!t Otta
rVa-a- J I Y-. i'.si J n. '.
IV-rr .ij . o Itc3 Mu:t Vie"
Cata j cf c or tSrott immediately
r2eve. ind ultimately cured ry th um
of -nor-Fcr-ra!lr " (Elmer Arr.esi)
"lew f'artnry for helby Ule. m.
urn iili .ie-:ai-
SfcIty lie 11 Spt ?1 -Th Clt!re
Rulnr. .mtijn wa cronitei t a
rreet'nr fc-.i tr the CIreut: Ccurt rtyim
lat richt. ard the fcliowinc o:Scr wr
ejected res.sjer.t. C C "sortl -1c- pre
Idect J I Sennett .cretarv Isaac S.
Storm treu-r S S Carr The direct
or are' Georxe c IoIlcer j i Bs
nett. E. N Herro-'. W S Mid 'le worth,
tv J tddy C C S-oVJ. Merri KWrjn,
J C "rtrre! tsd Gecrs R Rhoad"
The aweulot fc c!od contract with
the FraiV i Pattea Mnufacturls Cem
cy cf Sycamore br w-l-jj the ccmrany
wtll th8lh a factory In this city, the
bstlil-: to be rrted and b-jlc pnt
in nrratJ- at one. Is return, the a-cU-ca
donate a factory alte.&nd $i.
w In caa. The fartarT wjn manufacture
hay tec's and hav-: a force of 1 aca-
Major Lnns. who knows seven lan
guages, managed to disuisa himself as a
Turk and with one of the othT lmarded
an American vessel lyinc in the harbor.
They told the captain, who was an Ameri
can, that they were llylnjr for thlr live,
np.l he st-jv.ed them awav in the ha.it.
O'llceis from tlie Austrian nnl Ktu.-Ian
:irm demanded that the ).. ci-.cn t.n.
but the- captain of the vi.-ri rcjuj.d and
tarried the refu.e to lioi.m !' him.
From Foion Mr Line went to New
Tcrk rity. where he re-ldod for a tier."
Liter he came to St Loul and.ierepiinc
a few tear spent m Iioiii. Mo. he has
lived here -. cr mce. Dunns hi trip to
New Verk Me Ltns was .irci.nip.mird by
hi? Kraaddauht'r. Vivnn Lar.i This
yojn? woman has been a or.nMn"i com
panion to Mr. Lanp r.ce cliildhooJ.
About i" yrat? aco Major Line re
ceivfd vorl from the Awrtrwn tiovern
mcr.t tint he had Irf-en pardoned, a-nl that
!: mica 'eturn if he wi?!ii.i. He has
n"ver . Ince.i any desire to do .-o. and is
onte it f. ;,"d h's da;. in St. Lou.s.
M-ior ITtc hi 1 n'-'tir.l to -pend the
wnt.r 'a v. w " rlj. but an att.i. k of !H
tl ' .11 t ned Mm to c v u: tl.e I.i.-a.
a'.' he iiiiitd to St. Lo.;.s. .irrlvin,
hr-ie last niui.t.
INDICTMENT FAULTY
DECLAJPRTON
I'liitt'il States Senator Files De
murrer to Charges Pending
Afrainst Uim in Federal Court
Date for LTcafini Xot Stt.
1'nlte.l state. Senator Joseph Halph l.ur
ton. tliroLcIi iii attorn.-y. j esterday flletl
a. demurrer in the United Stair Circuit
Court, al.eiiic that the recent indictment
r turn-si attain,, him i- erroneous and
IncompU te.
Tl.e indictment charjtcd Ilurton with
hivinp usd his inluncc with the l'ot
Ollice Lep-irtrr.cnt at Vahlnstn to pre
ent a fraud order bemtt Issued upunt
th Ilialto (train and Commission Com
pany, which he was attorney for.
The demurrer takes exceptions to the
fl counts. It alleges that neither of
the cv,u!lvs K suthcieti' in liw to is;ulie
him to jnwer. Bvcry count, he alleges.
falL to Inform the nature or the caut?
of th atxu-ntlon u r.-iulre-il by the sixth
article, of amendment of the Constitution.
He furth.-r alleges that neither of the
counts in the Indictment show that at
any prK-ee,'ijiB there wa a claim, con
tract, control ersy. charce. airuatIoti. nr-
rot or nth.-r matter or thins ! or
acaint the ltlalto Cram ai.d Commlslon
Comis-iny pendlr.i; in the Utilt.sl Stat-
I'.-t-Ol!lee li partmetn. to .1. t. rmltie if
the compiny was conducting a siheme ti
defraud, or that th- l'utm.it(r Vneral
had autliorily to mak any order l:i the,
mttter all. ded to be p.-nllnc before him.
Ho further aver- that there w.i no faet
showlne that any s. rvice rendered or to
be rendered wa in relation to an. mat
ter i-endlnir Send tor Ilurton wa" con
v!re,i of the charce in th" Unit.-1 State
I'istrict rourt a ear arro. The United
Stite Circuit Court of Appeal re-ercd
and rkinande. th" case and on June z
I.it it wa. taken to the United State
Court The time for hearing ariruments
on th- d'rourre-r has r,ot be. n .-t
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
T U Mlekley. a waiter at TV'mnr
oanlen. w ho preferred a chante of larceny
acalsn I-pi-.y constable (Jeort;e Walther
two week ao, falle.1 to npj-ar In Jut.-e
Itarron" t'ourt In Vebter jterdnv when
the cae wu railed for pre(imli..iry h.ear
lr.c ,t the reijuewt of the ?tMte 'he h.ar
iri. wj .ntirueil for one w..-k
Marriii.-.. Ueenes were l.je,; in Clay
ton jeter.la to G-orce Your.e and
Mamie i M'I"rmo:t of St I.oUs. Harry
Iiets and Eih'l I'.ter of St Iom.
'ha-Jes k Stark of Uarrolr.ston. Mo., an-i
l.aur.i It.sa of Green. Hie. Ill . Aiolph
Itoemboij and Tillle e Smith ,f St. Iyut.
and JlTle-rt G Wells of Eilmon-l. O T
and J'm Nacel of St Uiul.
T.-.e factory of the 5t I.oum l:i;e
Glas e'omtiary at Vai; Pari' cKjted
down a. a result of te :'rT,I jn the Mra
mec l.ttom. I J Murnane. genera!
sal as.n: savs :hi will remain cio-ej
for two or three da. w.ien it 1 ejerte.1
tr.at the witet will have recdej jj
Murnane fyr that there would have jo t
a rle of at Ie.t ten fret more before the
treets of va.iy i-ark win be covere-1
The sja plant u en the river bank
ettllac Bala Blda Rrjrele4.
At a meMln of the Hoard of Public
Imrmvemen. yetenlar morning; ail btd
fo the contru-.c-t of the two settllric
t-!nj at tfce (.-ham of Uotk were fe
Jecfl and new Us ordered advertlei.
The bi are returnable, at noe.n on Octo
ber 1" The ft aeon the Itoard of PuMIe
Improvements advance,! for the rejectlun
of the bJ was that they rer un
talacrtd. Ta .Have 9acrar Ta-trraw.
Mayor 'U'ells announce.! late yesterday
afserneo- that he would present to the
Council to-marrow nicht tne name of a
accror to lce President Charle
M.-haei of the Drid'e Csxalulon. whose
res'imatlon wa recelwed some time ao.
Mayor Ven stated that the auccesjor ha
not !-n deflnltely decided upon, but thavt
the name will be read far presentation
Friday night.
CHARGES PRINCIPAL
ASSAULTED PUPIL
Warrant Out for 8. L. Stryker of
Einloch School in County on
Complaint of 10-Year-Old Box's
Mother.
A warrant wax Issued in Clayton yester
day by Justice Frank L. Stobie against
8. L. Stryker. rrir.clpal of the Kinktch
School, charsinc him with assaulting
Clarer.ce Hoover, a 10-year-old pupil, un
der his chars.
Stryker bas not been arrested.
Charges have also been Died with Su
perintendent Andrae ajcainst Stryker in
rcsrard to the affair by the boy's mother,
but they wiU not be heard until alter th
ce in Stobie's court Is settled.
The alleged assault occurred last Mon
day, when the boy was punished by his
principal for an alleged infraction of the
rules. His mother took him to Clayton
csterday and showed him to Andrae. who
found several evidences of the punish
ment. Stryker declares that Clarence was
-'ammlng the tops of Inkwells in the
rchootroom In a way calculated to affect
the discipline of the room and that- he
a punished for that reason.
The Kinlorh principal i said to be one
of the most learned pedagogues In St.
Louis County. He had trouble six years
ao In the Allenton School, where te was
teaching- over a some alia t similar Inci
dent, and was absent from the county lor
several years a- a result. It is said.
ZINC MEN OF JOPLIN WILL
ARGUE CANADIAN ORE DUTY.
Delecailaa Arrives la Waaalaattoa
Will rash Matter Before Secre
tary Shaw To-Day.
. .,"" ISeoublle Bureau.
tyatt rtuIWlnr. H-ft ani F Streets
Washington. Sept. .-John IL Holme.
. R. Cviikins and S. D. Mitchell, prom
imnt minim; meii of the Jophn. Mo., di
trict. arrived In Washington to-day to renew-
their eflorts to secure a ruhr.t bv
the Customs Division of the Treasury De
partment which would place a duty on
zinc that 1 imported Into the United
Slate under th guise of lead-bearing ore.
A hearing xrjg scheduled for to-day. but
tho Joplln men were late In arriving and
th. matter will bo taken up by Secretary
Shaw to-morrow.
The zinc-producing inlrrests arc in
volved In ii vlsorou llsht asatn-t the
smelting Interests oer thi proposltioii.
About six wteks ago the uiinini; men had
a tlr.-t hearing at tha Treasury Depart
ment. At that time Secretary Shaw stated
that the plea of the miners was a jut
one. ami would be met by the department
by a ruling In their favor. Later repre
sentative of the mi Iters were heard,
and It 1j now believed that the Secretary
ha chi used Ids position.
The mining inter. ts asked for another
heurinir. and Me.rs. Catilkinsi Holmes
and Mlirh?!l nre now hrre to again urge
Ihet. rare.
A litve ziic-minin? iidutry 1 develop
ing In llr.tish Columbia As the custom'
regulations now stnnd. or containing a
email percentage of lead and a high per
eer.iace of sine can be imported, and it
will pay duty on the lead only.
It iii.-iK' no omen nee it tne percemng."
cf lend mall not 1-: a commercial quan
ta v. The rinc est apes) I he tariff tax.
""s'ltiiMe hie it that the production of
the Krit.sh Columbit district will soon
reach '-.("j tons a week, which wouTd be
about two-filths of the output of th Jop
lln ditnct. as this latter now average
".,'! tons a week.
The Mis'i'uri producer fear that th
addition of f tons a ek to the zinc
market would smish prleejj and hurt them
xcri-lir.::!v. Arcordlnsly. they are spa
imr no tffort to obtain action favoring
them at the hands of Secretary Shaw.
KUNTSVILLE NEARLY DOUBLES
POPULATION IN FIVE YEARS.
MIoarl Tom laereasea Fran 1HO
to :t.is Mare Go-eraa-eat teaaaa
-CimarreUI laterests Baosalaff.
P.ra't'IlUC SPKCIAU
Huntsvllie. Mo.. Sept. .-Since the
taking of the Government census In 1M"
the population of tfclJ city has Increased
from l.HO to 3.13, and was rated a city r
the third-clas nt a special election the
latter part of May.
The is-rsonal and real estate property
ha increased from fr.s.TT.. assessed val
uation In V.VZ. to .(m. The increase Is
due lamely to the opening of large coal
mine near the town by the Randolph Jk
Macon Company, which owns . acres
of coal land in this county. It also oper
ates a lirge general merchandise store In
connection with the cfcal plants near the
town. .
The Flemmlng Rake Bnd Stacker Com
pan Las a large manufacturing plant
hTi. that has doubled Its capacity in the
last time or four years, giving employ
in. nt to twlee the number of men. These,
with a immlier of smaller enterprises that
ha.e matted, besptak a permanent and
sltady growth of the city.
The corporate limits of the town have
l-et-n .xten'Ied. and new addition added.
In which 2u0 new residences have been
built. Several new business houe- have
been erected, and others are In course of
construction. An elcctric-llght plant ha
been intnlled. Iletw.en five and six miles
of macadam strefs have been constructed
In the last 'ear. und three- blocks of pav
Ir.n i- now being pat in on Main street.
Tl.o total cost of street Improvements
alone ha o?n K5.m. The citizens are
now agitating waterworks, and it Is ex
pected that a plant will be installed in the
near future.
RATIFICATIONS WILL BE
EXCHANGED IN WASHINGTON.
Historic Cereaiaay Prnbatily Will
TaLe Place la While Unas aa
CoataliBicat PresWcat Roase-
velt aval Araslstlee.
Wahington. Sept. 3ft It cm now b
state. dennltetv that th exchtnee of the
ratifications of the treaty of peace be
tween Japan and RtisU will take p'ice
in Wahiugton shortlv after the treity
Ins 1-een ratified by the respective sover
eign It i probable that thi will be done In
the White Hou! as a lomplirr.ent to Pres
ident Roosevelt, but no definite arrange.
mnt have beeti made, nor ha it been
derided by whom the treaties will bo ex
changed TO CO-Cl.lDK XAVAL ARllsTir.
Gi:nhu I'ass. Manchuria. ondav. Sept.
JR. Rear Admiral Jeen left Vladivo
stok. S tdemN r IS. on board the armored
cruler Rossia. accompanied by the pro
tected cruler llogatyr nd two torp-do-boat
d'f trover, lo meet Vice Admiral
Kamlmura. the Japir.ese commander, and
conclude the naval arml-tlc
A pattv of seven scout, who rad mt
of the Rti.ln lln near S.ilunehen te
'ently. wre u;nbushel by the Jilun v
and ail of tnem were kiiku.
TWO LICENSES ARE REVOKED.
Saloonkeeper onvirted of Violat
ing SiiinL'iy rinsiu: Latv.
Twn case were d!ml'jd nr.d two si
Von Ii"ene -evoked by Kxc'se Commli.
slor.er Mulrthil! jetrtlay three nf th
charges l ir.g allege, violation of the
Pundly law anl ore on a chvrco of seji
lnc liquor to minor The r.ii agalntt
Charl's Mesmer of No. T1W Pennsylva
nia avenui for alleged violation of th
Sunday law and against Charle Brur of
No 3TIT Ca" rvcr.ue. on a charge e, sell
ing liquor to minor were dismissed.
In the two convlct'on the licenses of
John Pott, of No. 3C.1 South Broadway
and Casper Gross of No. 21 f" Kalb
tr-et were ordered : evoke! at midnight
Saturday. (
fosfer wltk Ternlaal rrealdeat.
The member of the Rrldg Commlsion
were m e.lcn with PreMnt Mc(Tiesney
cf the Terminal AAsoclation for three
hour yesterday afte-noon. Thre wa no
announcement of the rult of the meeting,
further than tb statement by Mayor
Well that the sitcatlon It more thorough
ly understood regarding the matters before
the commhulon.
Celebrate His Ifttat Birthday.
r.ip-'K'-:c srECiAL.
Mattoon. III.. Sept. 3. Htcrr Michae',
rrob-ibiv the oldet man te thi section.
celebrated his one hundred and first birth
day tnnivrary to-day by receiving his
friends. He 1 In gocl health. He was
tern m North Carolina and has lived la
thit cosaty seventy-nine years.
Bnywnliig,
Fall Suits-Half Sizes.
In our New Scale of Half Sizes !
any man can be fitted. '
Nothing half-way about the suits,
however.
The new Fall Styles are ready f or
immediate use no waiting a fort
night for a fit. 0w New Light Weiflrt
.Fall Overcoats,
$12 to $35
And Nobby Top Coata,
$12 to $30
Are Now Ready. I
"The nuitm CZotkiers," tchotd the shmie 0f m$ rwm
me', ''have eeh'pstd the fame and lit cf our best taSors."
B-aattway ! laiST SAINT LOUIS
Pise Street B MO.
UNION PRESIDENT
ADMITS HIS GDILT
George Meller of Chicago Car
riage Workers I'nion Pays in
(t'ourt lie Was Involved in a
Criminal Conspiracy.
Chicago, Sept. 9. With sensational
ruddennessi to-day President George Meller
f Carriage and Wagon Worker Union
No. . who i being tried with twelve oth
er union officials and members on a
charge of criminal conspiracy, withdrew
a plea of not guilty to-day and entered a
pl.-a of guilty.
Meller. tt Is alleged, was one of the In
ftixruors of a system of "slugging" prac
ticed on nonunion workmen.
Counsel for the other defendants werw
thrown Into commotion by Meller's change
of front. Thev met the situation, how
ever, with a charge that Meller wax a paid
spy In tho employment of the Carriage
and Wagon Manufacturers Association.
Meller is expected to take the witness
stand against his fellow-defendants.
LUTHERAN SYNOD IN SESSION.
Officers Elected at Meeting of
Itody in Bcardstown, III.
REriTBIJC SPECIAU
Beardstown. HI.. Sept. 50. The Wart
burg 8 nod is In session in this city. It
comprises the Lutheran churches of Illi
nois. Officers ere elected to-day a follow:
William RoenstengeI of Carthage. 111..
P. !.. president: the Reverend Eugene
Schmidt of Arcnxvllle. secretary: the Rev
rend Georgo Schulz or Steelevllle. sta
tistical secretary: John Ustmann of
lieardstown. treasurer.
Mrs.,Befgle of Springfield. O.. addresse.1
the afternoon meeting to-day on "Homo
and foreign Missions'. At the night ses
sion the Reverend R. Kuehne of Ackley.
la., preached. The meetings, will -continue
until Monday. About fifty ministers are
in attendance.
MODEL ROAD NEAR MACON, M0.
Government Experts Will Com
plete Their Work in State.
REPL'tlUC SPECIAI
Macon. Mo.. Sept. 3V D. G. Halre. J.
W. Sheets and Kay McCIure. Government
road experts, arrived to-day with their
machinery and will proceed at once to
construct a mile of model road south of
town along the Rlees Academy grounds.
Two thousand yards of native rock are
awaiting them and a force of men and
teams. This will be the last mile of cx
ierlmental road built by the Government
In Missouri this year. The object Is to
show road builders and other interested
how to construct an enduring highway In
a modern manner from native material.
FRUIT SCIENTISTS CONVENE.
Secretary Says Body May Soon
Ilave International Reputation.
Kansas City. Sept. 50. John Craig of
Cornell University, secretary of the
American 'nmolog!cal Society, which la
meeting here in biennial session. In his
report ti-day rehearsed the history of
the e.rimnlzatlon and said that it would
not be satisfied with its national reputa
tion, but would g-iln recognition boon In
an lnt rnatlonai way.
S. A. Reach of Iowa. G. M. Brackett of
Washington. P. C. nnd Professor N. !"
Haneti of North Dakota were named as
a committee, to award the Marshall 1.
Wilder medals at thia session.
WARRENSBURG NORMAL OPENS
Expected That Enrollment Will
Koach S00 This Week.
r-nrrnuc stecia..
Warr'nsburg. Mo.. Sept. 30. Tha Staio
Normal School opened to-day with a large
enrollment, notwithstanding the crippled
railroad facilities es-casior.ed by the high
waters. Tha west train are bringing hun
dreds of students and It i estimated that
the enrollment will reach this wc.-k.
Mlllltarr Rcaalaa at Bailer. III.
RKPCiajc SPCCIAU
Utchrield. 11!.. Sept 50 The twelfth an
nual reunion of TT'eip I. Flr-t Illi
nois Volunteer cavalry, which was e.r
ganiz'd in Montgomery County and
rerv-e.i tl-ree jeans In the civil War, will
be held at liuiler to-morrow.
Faartb-Claaa Foatsaaatrrs.
Washington. Sert. 3 The following
change of ,fourth-clas3 Postmasters were
announced lo-day:
Arkan-ae-Ilar-i. ejren Oeinty. I. J "topr.
te It Hnamin. reicr... Rrlrhtnn.
nrer. County. VV C l!aty. iir- i n ftr-k-rrlrtr.
rfcnl. Hi-tt.-t. -ar rvjuvr.
Thonoia J. Ilart.r. tie. j, a. tvk. re.ljme-l.
ChlOalah. Veil County. J ft nn. l.
eeo-re inman reicn-!. r.nl7-. (lax citvn
tr. ft n Iton. vie. J e Vartroaah re
ild4 Jr.son. .tletUn Crinv. J vv Mar-I'"-.
vice J II. Vaxll. r!ne,i. Klrr, 11e
Oiu-.tr. T It Ttj'jerna. vice K K lrnt
riirn'J .r-ra. VVa.!iintn Cou-.ty. J II
Van Zar.t. rle J B Tlllnsan. r!irn.J, Vfat
Hm. Kwi-.e Ctmr.tr J IV Vt. vie. J, If
fottt. rlcnd. Wei; P'tut, Wh! Oiuntjr J
F. Watkin. rlee (VuMj SIiUt. re.irs'!.
vrorim. Wtl County, w. D. Green, vlee A.
D tmrlaoa. rela-l.
Mi-,url-llli-kOT7. Gnsnlr rr.r. . I
"srti. tlee J I. ran.: r-trnM. RoIie.
a,!laoa Orr.ty. KHn Ie.ri... ire Jr-r G
VVlleon. T!7n-1. Ptr.utU-4. Cari't.t: iuntT.
wrru'I B ILark. tic Ite.ri "ire. resumed.
Araay (iratrra.
REI'CUUC HnXTAI.
. Washington. Sept, y Army ordrs
were issued to-day a" follows:
Ccctraet f-aneoa VAllUarr. n. C-. ro at
San tswinco. la rIlte4 from fjrtter rtutr
ta the phll!tcr.e 4ltl.lon an-1 will proee,! ta
Vaaromier uarrk. Wait., ajvj revjrt to the
eoaimaaitinK f9cr 0f jalt wr U iSutr. r
Uetrar Contract Surreon 0car tv tVool.. m ho
win trrd to yort luyar. N. M . lir 6--.tr la
tie United Ftate. .ry General H-pltal.
Captain WlWaa N. Blow Jr. l"f!Bth In-
6P1LES
King & Co
Bawr-0.
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"AIX'S MOT COLD-"
Macaroni sold under a foreign
name may look right and tastrt
right, but who can vouch for Its
purity and cleanliness? Linpid,
sparkling spring water oftea,
swarms with typhoid germs.
To be sure yon are on the safrt
side, buy Squirrel Macaroni, madfi
in America, by American methods
and guaranteed pure, clean and oC
the highest quality.
Ask your grocer for onr book,
of eleven Macaroai recipes. FTee
RCflMasVCT tW asMtf
Tfcg'rcasfaadastaekest !
Ami ALWAYS tae saae.
Taor Grocer aslls them alt Trade suppllat b
AtAM MIM ONCE1IY CO.. ST. IfWS.
I QNEEN CiTY UNITE! 1
Leaves Sk. lAUla Amllv .mLftljt 21ua-
Cay at ll:S0 a m.
Arrlrta at ClsctnnaU : a, ss.
via
B. & O. S-W.
I
Other Veatilu!e4 Kxpr
leave St. Loula lllr iiU a. Saw
MUM a. aa. ftt fa, as. rn.NCIN
N'ati LnrisviM.-. ni.rsinCT.
TICKET OFf-ICCS:
HIVE ii. Sim ST.. HUN STATIN
Dr. Lyto's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Cleanses and beautiliM thm
teeth and purines tha breath.
Used by people of nflneaoent
IbroTtr a quatrterof acenturj.
Vaiy convenient for totniats.
mPMto v
? f!fjLni).&3.&
far.try. rr at te I'r.iM!i -r M-nTerer. Cat.
will troeeJ v, .n lrr.elci fur ft-rvtn.n
and trtata-..-.t at th Aray Gen.ral ll'.p!tal
tftr
-.ap:al-i J9pi A. !". ferenth fnfantrr.
! Itert.-J to rfoet to C .or.el Oiarle. i Mi
t1 Artll en- .'orr. prllit .j the Amy l:
tlrlrr lurl at ran Vran-isco. f.,r xarnlnatlen
tr tr.e t.f.ar'l
laptaln Ja-i T Ilyrr Third Infr.te.
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