The St. Louis Republic. [volume], September 26, 1905, Image 1

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SUMMARY OF
The St. Loiis Republic
THE WBLT033L
r AW TS-BAT.
Fair and warmer to-dar: ftA
east to eouta winds.
rot- Xlssoarl Fair sad warsxer
In east portion, showers aad cool
er In west oorUoa to-day; show
ers to-morrow.
Tnlrrfar'i Carditis).
Weather Clear. Temperature
ilulmum, 71: mlni-iiutc J.t.
WjnJ Direction. r.ort beaut to
eart Maximum velocity. 24 milts
pr hour at 7 a. ra. PredDltatlon
Ncne. IlurnliJJtr Slaxircum. C
ptr t- Barometer, tn iB'hes
11 at 7 a. ru. : 20.37 at 7 p. m.
fitase of the river. 21.7 ftet.
Sunrise, 1:71: ranset. SCI: length
-,f car. 1141. miB rt. 3rtl:
new moon. -'erteir.er a: f!rt
Quarter. Octol.r I. full moon. Oc
toUr IS: lait quarter. October ZL.
Wash! ration Sept 7i Forecj a
Indl.tw n1 Illinois Fair act! w rmer to-4 y;
to-rRTTOA' ,hoer; fresa southeast to sella
wind
Iowa Pair ar..l mamr in aterr showers
and olr Sn westtra jrtlon to-day: to-nvr-ivw
hewers.
Aricaaef. OHahn anJ Ir.J'.in Territory
Pa.r tra-j t'-iaorrow -aiiowera atwl cooler.
I.&etin Texa Kiir to-dty. to-morrow light
-itr.an t r-.-jtb wia'l.
t"e n T:u Scoter i--Car. cooler In
R.-'i xj-r-lo- to-Tn'Truw fair.
.Wji.'a acu Kr.a Phirarr an.1 coder
ts-!r norrtiv Jalr
WAST All..
n I'uu II in II. Birth. Marriaa
null tin rln I Iterorrfa aad cr larpo
r.itlmi. eitt I'ugr 111. Heath STfitli-ea
a I'hki- 7. t-s- Moirmrnti oa
I'ane X.
i i-.ti i t.v ti-iii's m:w.
I'flltp
l.l l.ni I'rrarim in lVrerk.
l-.!l.f Iliprrr n-lllll.
inr. l"-er iriu lilrnlilied.
!,...ii Mrxaul 1 WlitnLc
'- My itail I'afallr rire?.
i.isihiI Jnr las laffNlry.
WiiluTirlul.t Mar !laad Trial.
- nf.iiain lt.iuW Inteallsatlaa.
! I'lclil Imiilrmeat Trnat.
ItlniK'liF 'nairmrl M;ler.
.t '!.. llih firailr ruxlno.
Vltiiitrr'a Harr nlri4- Urn.
I Metlmdlal bnnara la M. I.oaia.
... im of r'rderal Hebaie "ni-.
Ner' Aaaaalt In Liiliin.
7. r'nraler on Kale lelaloa.
I'arLen l'l llaallnc riiirsei.
1. nrair aad nrilrn .tgrrr.
Iliitinilal (urlfon Cuaairtre.
Il.ltuern llnnura t. I.naia l.anter.
II luirii;irnl I'ompnn) llenrinc.
'I'ept I nan are- cf Fatal "tali.
Xlioliialae fur TnLlns Anlii.
"irn e-a at Iron Mminlaln.
.
iiiii:h:. j
to at5: if:m!.Ion of t'i; I
ii u i.
zjr ' i il
the public rerv'M. I'AtIK I. i
t . ? 1 -irratiKliijr for thp H i! l-
'! he iii'lt.n of Nontav "ml S t
'ni-v - r - ih (km .lltiun of fmeii r !
' ia:k x i
UAtlllf;Tl. '
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' ...!.: !nU:n.itea in w.itl.lttston
ai
talc"
' ei as tlie civiri. f
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' .tan trl. s J-i l'iifr.il
' ITV AMI "llllltll.
x "unn niti nrolosir ti Mi
! t-T takii.c auti. I'.vriB !(.
it mm -lfit all llilit win ir
a J li--n ttjliN-1 i.s al'ilom-n Is
i j
i i j ut uual l'AfiK It.
r eii I. Mu uniti. former jircyident. t;s-
i fiethnib of North Amcricin In-
r -.
-jmjKjr.y IMCE It.
f forty juomlnent men um-
i iil liefori- 7rand Jury in rc-
ij. t.ttit-r. Itlc las loli:er m.iy
l Jutv rlsarsp i'AHi: :
virlsht. j.elf.. xifcitilaiol Hiil-
't.-ver. may ntu:ii to .StnJ trial
t bnbery. f'AGi: I.
found JJary of i!!a:ih Ponjr-
M i ur" cAli-r.- PAOi: Z.
Imi. Irt fr.117f II in.n .. I
t .fhrn .K-c:rlc :ia." '.r,'v.lZ.
"' j - ritam frmj ''hlcaci' better
r .
i
u"Iertake tak of atiolbhtr;
! -' ;. IAGi: i
e of Si. II t'huixh. .ouih. for-
utirni charBts In prinnil of
- Picric:. TA17K i.
H Ten llroU. St Iui attorney.
''trj ty the Quei-n 'f the Nf'r
nervlc at rir I'AilU 11
1 i'mti of fJayton iuo.l ir-i.-a
anjuii to kill as unit in
it ji-k-d Mr. hore PAGE i
vere.-.i rVx.-tnr Tooniay loM Ev-
:m- that rai -ulrl.le In ilue
- r, PAGE J.
. i.ii Illihnp HenJrlx of M E
.r IS.") ittmacr rvni: 7
; re Social lt
l-1i',y cf M-or
ho triej -o
l'AGE I.
S' - r i"u!Utu aid to Iki pUnmnc to j
'! w-j -A'ee,i rifer on lntrtte (
orcme. f cmm!lon. l'AGE J
Sli tauue Punch ehootn servant irl.
mUia'K s i.er for a borcltr l'AGE 1
(IAHH II. tioii:TIC.
JS'Is- Info-; ai ("Hlnton. refuses to re
peal F.t- -c .; Gra-wl Jury In Pulsion
Ttr.k lre-ja.rn i "r-ill-.r want pro-
-dtn mad pNlc l'AGE I
!!w fr term t il.i in he beer
po-ltlvely ldertlfie-l I phrkia of Xew
Orleans. PAGE!
Tiree Sc Iau. prson tr laiured In
r tn Pennsylvania. In "hlch fAe men
r- killed aa4 twenty hurt. PAGE L
KAaa ty. Stat lU-.k clc-- Joora
and IS-jiil-atc debt., actios may affect
A:m-r tunk at PAGE 2.
Retail tr-,lemert dealer-. controlllnc
CjC'MU'"1 c..ir.e. tc meet ta Jcplln to
plan factor to f.ht trust. PAGE 7,
Darty of p;cnlckera from Irontoa. SIo
e arrange man In ool near Xros Moun
tain, who l uppeed to have ren Erall
Sr escaped lunatic. TAGE It.
Pig- packer arr en r"1fes for hiullr.c
meat. PAGE 7
rVeSeriek E, Cxriten of Urookiyru X
T ia found puHtj- on ore butamy tridict
ment: plead arullty ta other. PAGE X
ttIUIOaU. V
Uould wl3 tbiih ciowr relaUsRs be
trn the Walh and the MUouri Pa
rtite. PAGE :.
Senator Ftonker a that rate rvttaio
Is a Pemocratic poiicy. PAGE 7
rear trm.
ItJsalaMera iVfeat Brew i eet-dr
jaase by acere cf tS to rX PAGE i.
fatW X. axj EI Ceatcr win featurr trot
ttac vrcu at CiPciacaU. PAGE a
L. LiMi CBtreraity !E tare rac sl
tootaaU teaaa TAGE j.
BIG TAX DODGERS MAY BE
HELD ON PERJURY CHARGES
Witnesses Must Certify to Returns Before Grand Jury Later In
vestigations May Cause Trouble Prominent .Citizens Appear
for Investigation Present Body May Not Complete the
Work.
I anaSO.
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uraraonel for Cnaaalfatlaa.
.lu-lsf CI. A. nnl:i-I:ilur?
l-"n;ii W I-hmann.
IVtuq J. Wjilc.
V.iIJr ic-burn.
Hetiarated to Certify llrluraa.
I.l'-t of xwn-cnal proirty r-pnrt.il:
lvr--t
Tax
lturns.
J. HiooUf Johueon. loan hrok-
or .-........... .5 0
Simn Van l:ualt iwinr.Lrok-
' -...... ... 4"
!;:! Olx-rt. !riR-r 30
S H. 1-2 tin. Cai.tt.ilM l.tO
Thoma Wrlqht. cigar ilaler
an2 ripitnlt !)
John fCri:i. re;ire-ntative of
(" Jri- ii pt.ite l.'-rtj
lli'tity VVl'iir.a:i. accnt fur
1 .tu J. Wail''.
ilara.r. tn He VaMMiiard.
.ln"iiliU5 Uu.ch. hivwfr flir)
John Schmcnltji-. agent for
Afolphu? ISuso!:.
V. (S. Nlodtlnshan. tn.mufa--
T
a
i tutrr . .
ii.ir J- n I lirammoiiil. caji!
Amtd' !!. Coli. brokT
J. II. V.'ttc. money lenJer....
William I. XolV.fr. brraw. .
i If. llalley. ral yt:ite
Davtl It.mk-!i Jr. car!talit
Jrtixb I. ;! inian. capi:ali?l.
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7
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Of frtv iiromlnoiit otiz'-ni lio '''
jrtetl t-i an-Mr lHfor- t!.. 7ranil Jury
te-tirtlay to jrstify n to fielr tat re
turn.' onlj- :"eii r-Tomlol.
Some nf tl.o?e nrro nifii who ar l'"
1!"V! liy tli Ht.itt authoti:ii- to haw
inaJe t( nnall i return of their pocs
inn ml othir- were cit'ren of i-ora-Ihiratitelv
small mean? Who ar" yii'l to
htw irale a faithfu". ar..l ncturate report
of ilwt- hoiatnp.
Tl.e iJr.in.l Jurv !. anvliu- to hear mem- I
Iti of the latter clue a It l" thoucnt
that their ic-rtlmoriy ll ' 'i' valuable;
in et iblUMnc . t.ndar.i cf uoort eit:
zen).ii 'n making lax rcturu".
SI-t pnimln-'nt of j:eraa" 'wit- j
r-. iie Juli;e G. A. l'lnkelbure. At-
,orn' '""'-ck W I
i.ehmann. I -'tu! J-
ai:e iiebum Oth-
warn Jiiw ."':"'
er, h. aMvarea b-fore the Grand Jury
., ..,. r nersnnal rroivrtl ',
"' '' .""- . . i
hi.M:i in their returns wire
,1 iirooxs
Johnnon. loan Vroker. i:-v. Ivmls Olwt.
brewer. !. Simon Van Eaalte. r-iwn-bniker."
$. 31- s loathe. ctitall5t. .
0: Thcma' Wrlpht, ciKar dealer and cap
italist. II.'"'. John O itrten. r i.rti-r.lative
. f the itate of the law- Jhn O'Uri'-n.
b-iilermiker. Jl ' H'nrv .-torman.
a.-nt lor Kei.tii Wade whs i.e of the
enrlv
T-tnee. H- a-ure.i the uran.;
Jur l!
Mr W.uJe iiou.il appear later (
in Ihe ifternoon. ana ne j r.i fur ,
questioned. I
VwiirJn's l.i'.rlr.c w set for 5 !
o'cloek. J llrooks Johr.y3n a the t!rt
to npvr and h" a follow el a few rnin
utm later bv Simon aa Raalte iers
nbeit. loathe. r:.h: nr.d O linen ere
.- r..-tt to arrive. AH were kept In
r.aitin In the crTlce of
ttrri,y Hiihard M. J
,ltant Circuit
Johnon until the
Grand Jurv a ready to examine them.
J. Erivik-i Johnon w the first wlt
n. lt retnalr.ej tn the Jury room
about half an hojr. Mr. Weterman aa
before the .rjr omr "- .". -
then -n order SWri Obert. Leatt. and
beJore the urr onlr a few minute, and
vrixni "f .......".,.
, In e-amp-tane tth hi- i.roail.r mad- to
the t-nrfult Attorney -rlUy . rclw J
Wade .,rriv-l .hortly afer the hour set
Ifl Wiir !---. ---..... .- . .--
h.mA. ?.. ativir to a Ksnterinc r
t--i .1...1!" -- -
ttn-arX from cne of the ether aitre'".
be said
The' can't ce; me for tat dodptr.c I
Pr on e-nryUuni I h"ive ani my cos-scier.-e
U clenr en that point ""
It l thoucht prubable that If -on" of
i) witnee ho have beeen -lummoned
ic r.-'t appir attachment - it be Isvued
for thrn In -ahleh ca;- r-eputy J.riff I
will t tnftrscted to escort thc-n to the
Po--r Crurts.
In th cf2ce cf the Circuit Attorney I: 1
sot tboneit that the lnTetIatln -alll be
ccncl-j-Jed tr the present Grand Jury.
hWh o3 b dlotvi next SaturdAy
It wa learned yesterlay that th f".rt
procedure "ten a l:nrs rrr b-'are I
the Grand Jury t to show him his person- j
al tax Mchedule aad to ask him ta swe.-vr
as to r cerrectne,. He I then cloly
rcestloiied s to th. various lte ia the
chedsi.
T f-tcl thl the witnesses are jrttulred
to certify tj their returns before tbe
Grand Jury makes rt apparent, according
to an cecial who Is in ck touch wttB
that t)dy that the oaths cf rodiri4sal
tax pJ"r are tylrar pt-l oa rrccrf. s
that tf the tax schedules are later foesd
ta t sctrce thr wt3 be a taU tor tn
Uettarsts ca the eharg of perjury.
The btarmg wtn b coetisoed to-day aad
tare6g9c; the Rfe eS Ote trrsect Crasd
Junr. I
! V5te
NiCOLAUS SOON TO
COME FROM EUROPE
lleliered Brewer Has Induced Ki
lls Wuinwright to Stand Trial
on Bribery Charge.
j;iDGE FFISS ON WAY HOME
Their .Miiou Jjaid to Have Bi-eu
to Advise Exile What Action
to Take Friends Pre
dict Acquittal.
Hem j- Xici-iUua will .all from KuriP4
for Xew Yoik at the tr.d of the current
week.
JuJrc FVanklln IVrris Is on his way
across the Atlantic from Europt.
Ellis Walnwrtsht will rtturn from Eu
roi.e when?
Thb. question 33 to th possible caur
of bction of the millionaire brewer has
supported itclf to many weii-informel
cjiizens or M. Mul who hnv- b?cn c-
uuainte.1 with the recent moement of
-wr. .icouus ana Ju-:5r r. rrli.-. It ii
believeJ that a very ytionr ffort is he
In; maile to Induce Wair.wrlht to return
to St. Iu! and stand trial on the charge
of brlliery.
Har.ry Xicol.iu. who ? imlictej .at tho
same time lth Wair.nrlsht. and who a
.u-ijulttrd. ha. be-n in Europe eevera.1
.'"" h lrco1nun " t!0' claim M
K-'ou' ,he m3 purpoe of hN Mt waj
.. UM..J.U. .
- "u.n.uui nnn convince ntm thai
it kouki re nate lor him to return to St.
Iu!s at preyent. Sir. XlccUur's own ac
uIttHl i s;ild to haia furnished him with
a very strom: armiment. but It Is relieved
that even his persuaftve powers were not j
rui!.cint in mote Waiawrsht. i
Those who know Wainn right le; a '
thnt he uould not take o important k
. frt u ttri..ii a U -... -. .. .
"' "" - "imi ieKai tiatlcr.
- - -; -.- uiiuHam oe.iere tnat
aner jir. Aicoiaua exhautU all of hi
pow-.rs of jnTs.ualon. it Has uitstj-ttd.
either by him or by Walnwrlsht. that
JudK Franklin Terrls be caltci In ton
suliatlon. That Ju,IFe rerrifi er.t to Europe
Mme-a hat suddenly. leatlri; his family
t at: Eastern summer resort, li -aeil
known to hi ac-juai.-.tar.ce. That he
met Sir. Xiolaua ani that he added hli
ffons toward induclns Walnriht to
return. l rrarJej ty ntanv as probable.
WAIXWHIGHT XXCOXVINCED
Xow both Judge Frrrlf and Sir. Xico-
iau are about to return to St. Uvuij. but
then, i. r-nthln, to Indicate tail they'h.ve
cwl:!Cf.d WaJnmrUht lbM he mtpht
,ar.jy ,j0 thc Mm,.
,Je fow tp
accompany . lth-r of them. ,
Af
it wxs aUl that he -a expected to r
tum about the middle of next week, and
tftat he vrofcably would sail from a Ger
man pert on the Kaler Wilhels: II.
Member of the family said that If Sir
Walnwricht to come over at the
same time they hai heord nothln-r .
about It ,
Eot-rt E SI IVUn. ire.imsmp ce51t em
several Tranatlantic lines. aM. -j arn
quite sure that I booked Juice Kerri-i
both -ay He i probably ajmlnR over
on the Cedric of the Wiite Star tin
When Mr. Walnwricht was llvinp In S
L.Tuls I alaavs mde fcla booklr.y."
EJ11. Wainaria-ht. one of tl.e rlchet mn
in at. Ioulv. hae been tipatriateil ever
since the bezlsnlsc cf the l-ile lnvetl-
ai.k)a bv forrn.r ctcl:lt A,.orr. yvk.
Govir:,or H, .v,. mfc,a ,,.,
ftrt tniictment were troucht In connec
tion ltk the Suburban boodle deal, and he
has remained in Europe ever since. While
he has retained some of his bvlr.' tn
teresta fcere te has son a ccssiierabry
portion of t.U real estate hoMlng aa well
a hi stock h en of the local telephone
compasnles.
Walnwric be i one cf the few - the al
leed Nx bribe fctrers whom It has be
tspoanble to reach by any of the m-r.
ks.iws to a tigorobs proacrutcr. Sne
of the ctkers turned State's erjdesre. wtl
others were forre-i to stand trial.
Now that all of his confrere, have either
been xw,ttted or permitted to go ssptra
tahed there art maay of bis fnecda who
betiere that It would be InpnsalTilt ta
cearict aiat tf he saatdi retzrs.
POLICE DISPERSE
SOCIALIST MEET
Gathering on Twelfth Street, Re
gardless of Mayor's Order, Is
Scattered by Policemen.
TWO CLAIM- TO BE HURT.
At After-Meeting in Druids' Hall,
Men Say They Were Injured
Police Deny They Used
.Violence.
rosFuoTisra st.tjOssts
ev r-um st. ArrAis.
'. Acccrdinp to member of the Soc-
d claliat party, who g-athared at
d Twelfth street last nlsht. they had
a riicht to deliver their speeches, re
d Kardlefa of the refusal of Mayor
Mayor Wells to issue- a permit to
d them.
d Aecordlnp to Captain RcynoMa
d and Captain Young, they were or
d derni to keep the street clear. Chief
d Kiely isulng the) mandate.
d otto Kammerer of Xo. SSM Kaaton
d avenue, claimed that he was rough
d ly handled and that he sustained a
sprained wrist and "ome bruises.
d G. A. Hoefcn. editor of Labor.
d claimed that he sustained an ia
d jureii knee and bruises.
4 Pol!cmen in charge of the detail.
d lncludins Strpetnt Sidney Sear.
d state that no violence was used
d other than the shoring of men along
d who refused tn obey a request to
d refrain from obstructing the streets. d
fi
While att?mptinr to hold a socialistic
meeting on Twelfth street. In defiance of
hi- order of Slayor Wells, who had re-u.-ed
a permit for such a gathering, a
rowd which had collected near Olive
treet was dispersed by the police.
According to claims made by officers of
the; Socialists, the police used their clube
In dispersing the crowd and trampled up
on several banners which wero displayed
by adherents. The po'.lcc assert that they
were under orders to keep the street
clear and that no undue violence was
used.
One arrest was made, that of Nick
Becker, who was taken to the Central Dis
trict Station on a charge of refusing to
vacate. He aas admitted to bond and will
appear in the First District Police Court
this morning. Becker said that be had
atopped to see what number was osla po
liceman's star, when he had been ordered
to move on.
Upon the assertion b the Socialists that
they would hold their meeting regardless
of the orders of the Slayor. a delegation
from their party marched onto Twelfth
street shortly after 8 o'clock. A attach
ment of fifty police officers and ten men
in plain clothe was at once sent to the
scene and was instructed to keep the
crowd In motion. Captain Reynolds of tho
Central DUtrict and Captain Young of the
Third District were in charge of the squad.
A larsc crowd of spectators assembled
when the Socialistic delegation, bearing
the banners, appeared. Upon each banner
was pasted a copy of the Sllssourl State
Constitution, under which U. A. Hoehn.
editor of Labor, a Socialistic paper, said
the meeting had a right to assemble.
After the proceslon had been kept mov
ing from P.r.c to Olive streets and from
Olive to line, alternately, a stop was ef
fected, upon iwrno maneuvcrlit-;. about 1M
feet south of OIlvi- street. G. A. Koeh:i
was helped upon a dry-goods box. He tai
at once removed, however, and the pollee
ordered the crowd to disperse.
BANNER TORN.
Otto Knemm-rer of No. S3! Easton ave
nu. who claimed that he was bearing a
banner on which as the picture if Pat
rick Henry, stated that he was pushM
to the street and that the banner was.
trampled upon. He al'o claimed to hive
been set upon by two Serceants and three
patrolmen, who. he said, knocked him
down and clubbed hlra. He stated he had
to make hi. ecape by running.
G. A. Hoehn. who was lifted frota tht
dry goods bot. sill that the section of
the State Constitution he offerr-d . a per
mit. pated upon a picture of Jefferson.
-as torn from his grap. He claim to
hare .uffere.l severe bruise nf the knee.
Holloaing the dispersal of the crow.! hy
tho "pflic. wit of '-On to D-ui-i.'
Hall" wa ral-ed. At the hall. William
St. Urandt. a ci?ar manufacturer of No.
SIS Walnut street. ai elected eharrrnan.
Spvrches were made by W. C. Benton and
G A. Hoehn. and general remarks upon
theepl-i at Tmeltth street were made.
A resolution wa p2.d extending the
nid of those preent to the publication of
l.i.Vrt.. cupie of Labor contalnlnt; a state
ment of the occurrence. L. E- Hil'Iehrand.
secretary of the City Central Committee
of the S.v-lnllt party, denounced Ihe ac
tion of the police.
Captain Reynold, of th Central Di.
trirt. who wa In clnrire. alth Captain
Yout.c of the Third Ditrlct. said that he
bad ben ordered to dlper th- Catherine:
by rhief Kie'v- and that no violence had
bei ud. other than io shove along
those h'i resisted the onler to refrain
from obtru;tln the street.
The Soclalt are planning for a d'mun
:ratl'n at Concordia Turner Hall at
Thirteenth and Arsenal streets. S-iturday.
October 7 Thomas J. Morgan of Chicago
Is ch-du'ed to deliver an a-Jdre.
KANEKO SUDDENLY RECALLED.
Will Return to Japati With Ke
rn ura October 2.
r.nrrpuc fTECtAt.
New Tork. rVpt. S. Baron Kaneko.
who haa beT. in this eon-try th confi
dential agent of the Emperiir f Jvpan.
has been suddenly recalled. He will re
turr tu Japan with Baron Nomura, one
of th r-pe envoy. The party will tar?
Wednesday, solnc by way of Montreal to
Vancouver and sailing for the Orient on
the Emprtaa of India October 3.
T have bees In this ountry nineteen
rnontlis. during a moat critical time in
the history of Japan." ald Baron Ka
ne ko to-night. "As for the relations be
tween the United States and Japan, they
win. in my opinion, becvfne closer. The
Interests cf the nations In the far Et
should. In the future, ga hacd to hand. 1
am sure cothia- wiS occur to i:
those relations, for the exports of
tea differ frota those of Japan, m
commerce of the two oouatrles si
ecrjret"'
MONTAGUE PUNCH SHOOTS
HOUSEGIRL FOR BURGLAR.
a-a-nm-enhaaama-BJBawannV-Bnn-B-Bfafa-annn
Weil-Known Attorney in Cabanne Hone This Morning fserieBsly
Wounds Katie Scnaltz, a Domestic Houe Was Visited by
Thief a Few Nights Ago Mrs. Puck Gives Alarm, Then Goes
to Hospital to Nurse Victim Punch Gives Bond.
FIRES AT INDISTINCT
Mistaking a servant girt for a burglar.
Montague Punch, attorney, early this
morning shot and probably fatally
wounded Katie Sohultx. at the Punch resi
dence. No. (BIS Cabanne arease.
Less than a week o the Punch family
discovered a burglar tn their heutje. aad
whea Sir. Punch gave the alarm aeveral
of the household siw the Intruder escape
through a rear window. Since that ties
considerable apprehension has been felt,
especially by the ladles.
Mr. Punch has kept a revolver in easy
teach at night. At 1:15 o'clock this morn
ing his wife startled htm with a cry:
"Quick! There's aTrargtar downstair!'
Mr. Punch crabbed his pistol and In his
lialf-awake condition rushed to a door
leading to the hallway.
Coming np the steps was a figure, the
oiuline of which was Indistinct In the
Eemldarkness. He called. "Who's therer
Receiving no response, he fired.
H heard a scream and recognised it as
that of a woman. Going down the steps
where she had fallen he discovered Katie,
the domestic, with a bullet wound in the
left side.
Mr. Punch was frantic over the mistake,
and hastily called several physicians.
Tho wounded girl has been In the em
ploy of the Punch family but little snore
than a month, and they know little about
her history. She Is 3 years old. She had
been out for the evening, and was return.
Ing home when the accidental shooting
occurred.
ALARM CAUSED BT SHOE.
It was reported to the police this morn
ing that when Katie came In she removed
her shoes and dropped one of them on
the floor. This nude a noise and Jarred
the floor, alarming Mrs. Punch and led
her te call her husband.
When the shot struck her. Katie Is said,
to havo called. "Oh. Mr. Punch, it's me."
Doctor H. R, Hall of No. MM Catcs ave
nue was the first physician to arrive. Aft
er examining the woman he said there
was a chance for her recovery. The bul
let entered near the left lung, but whether
It penetrated that organ is not yet flefin-
STOLEN GEMS FOUND
UNDER CARPET
Edward McMahon, former Bell
boy, Confesses to Theft of Val
uables Found in Boom.
MYSTERY IS CLEARED UP.
Wealthy I'hiladelphian's Grips
Opened at Hotel Jefferson
Recently Boy I'ndei
Arrest. JBWELRT ECOVEJCD. 4
Following !. a list of the Jwelery
found under the- carpet ct the home w
of EUwnrd SI:Mali0.i. a former
bellboy at the Jefferson Hotel: Tno
4 gold shirt studs. i.:io b!ack fcllk
watch fob. with a red set; peart
and diamond -tick pin. one UU-
tnond ring ar.d other small jewelry.
The total value Is placed at f72.
IMIIMMMMMMMIMI
With the arn-st of Edward McMahon. a
former bellboy at th- JeTerw.n Hotel, at
his home at Xo. Z Souih Broadway last
evening, the pfllk-e creareil up the mystery
surrounding the rabbery of WiUUim !.
Torchlona of Philadelphia about two
weeks ago.
When Detectives Cremin and Finau dis
covered Jewelry under the carpet at the
home of the lad he admitted that the rob
bery at the Jefferson Hotel liad been com
mitted by htm. and relate in detail how
he- had managed to r-lieve the wealtr-y
vlsltor of his Jewelry.
He said that when Torchlona enered tho
hotel and turned his baggage over to him
he went direct to the room which the vis
itor was to occupy and opened the two
grij-s. After conflicsttlng the Jewelry he
placed the grips under the bed.
On entering his) room Torchlona discov
ered that his grips hail been opened and
reported It to Stnr.r.gcr Lyman Hay. The
nutter was reporteii to the police, and
Detectives e,remln and Finan were de
tailed on the cae,
McSIahon was susicted. but emphatic
ally den.ed the- allegation. Yesterday.
however, the two detectives went to Mc-Slah-m's
home .end placed the lad under
arrest. . . .
They then ransarked the house; and tore
up the carp!"- Under the carpet In the
room where the Wi slept the Helry was
discovered.
WITTE WOULD QUIT
PUBLIC SERVICE.
Ra.alaa reace Essleeary ta tteaaeet
rsar Teat He Allawew fa Per-
saaaeatly lletlre rrass atsje-
laa Essplre'a Werk.
Berlin. Spt. S The future of it. Witte
is the subject "f talk among his friends
to whom h )" I.' Intend, after hav-Ina-
aldet In th settlement cf the ques
tion Immediately cor.recteij with the
peace r.rpatlitlans. to ask Nicholas's leave
to retire from the nubile service.
What the Russisn Emperor's reply will
be !K one. Of CVJTf. kOOWS. but OCS Of
St Witte' friends said him that Em
lrcr Nlchcht wotld polbly say that, as
a tvuriitlc Russian, hi dutv as to re
main In rtib'.lc life and give the country
the tereftt cf his jrertlge abrcid.
Chancellor von Huelow came to Berlin
from Baden this mornlnc and received X.
Witte. Tfcev talked wore than an hour.
Among those who saw M. Witte at his
hotel was Ernst ven Mendelssohn-Bar-thoidi.
a hose fcotise has been Kusaia's
bankers here for a century. Herr Men
delssohn caUed aa a frVnd. aad there ra
no reassn to suppeee that the questioa of
a loan as even raecuoneix.
Best- --W. w. BeckaUL
ChJaa. has ea-
tkw throwtttg of a bo.-
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FIGURE ON A STAIRWAY.
MONTAGUE PUNCH.
Itely known. He could feel the bullet
lodged In the back.
Katie was conscious during the perlcd
of more than an hour while waiting for
an ambulance to take her to a hospital.
Mr. Punch was arrested by Lieutenant
Ilanna at .: o'clock this morning and
taken to the Mounted District Station,
where he made arrangements to give bond
as foon as possible.
Mrs. Punch went to St. Luke's Hospital
to remain with Miss Schults the rest of
the night.
DOCTORS IDENTIFY
YELLOW JACK GERM
Doctors Archinard and Guthrie,
and J. C. Smith, New Orleans
Biologist, Find Microbe.
DIAGNOSIS IS NOW ABSOLUTE.
Examination of Blood Under Mi
croscope Reveals Presence of
Disease Before Symptoms
Am Developed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Orleans. 1.. Sept. 25 -The yesiow
fever germ has been discovered. Careful
tests made during a period of four weeks
at the Emergency Hospital by I vector P.
U. ArcliinaM. Doctor J. lilrr.ev Guthrie
and Professor j. c. Smilh. a biologist of
fame. hUvc resulted In tho discovery.
Identtficatlun and positive proof of tl.e
germ, which after conveyance by the
etegomylx mosquito, causes yellow fever
hi all persons, into whose blood It enters.
In nearly a dozen crises yellow fever was
diagncsed on the anrennne. in h .
. In ll; patient'.- blocej. .ilthouch'there were
no otne.- s.ru of ji:0w iver.
AX ABSOLUTE TI-ST.
This li sail by physicians to Its t.ne f
the most radically important discoveries
In the fWd of medicine for fifty years, or
since Pasteur made his famous experi
ments with cholera.
Any physician, it Is salil. nn . . u
tlfy the aisea.. n it first stages, before
tne aeii.i;enueil .lymptoma have appeared.
It is said in furnish an absolute and in
disput.tble tet of the our: of the
tropics nrd cn not be confounile.: with
the rrm- cf materia or roenlnglils. or
any of the dMeeres which reemble ellow
fever In lt.4 frst stage.
The life history of tl.e. organism, ahlch
Dctor Arrhinard found, aa followed,
ar.d iu rreseuc h, the Kood of ylow
fever patients cnnflrnied.
DIAGNOSIS BVER FA HA
Then diagnosis was made by the rn.
crowope of the blood of every pit lent
who can-.. Into the hospital, and since this
was begun the diagnostic method has la
ter showed the symptoms of yellow fever.
In some caseg th patient, when exam
ined, showed no symptoms whatever of
the fever, but In every ess whn th ml
croeiplc diagnosis? revealed the germ, the
patient, within one. two or three ilas. d.
velop-d albumen and a Jaund!cd condi
tion of th rkln. showing th characteris
tic clinical picture of yei'ow fever.
"OF PROFOUND CTGNIFICANCE."
A physician of the Marine Hospital
Service said to-lay:
'The prfourd significant of tht dis
covery cannot welt be overestimated. Its
benefit to th South and to humanity Is
great.
"It givs an accurate and atlentifle
method of Investigating the mild cases
which occur every summer, and which
physicians are reluctant to diagnose as
yellow fevr.
"Any physician, with the aid of the
microscope, ran recogr.lx tfc grm. even
before It becomes destructive within the
patient."
Doctor Archinard Is an official in the
Orleans Medical Society.
HELD UP BY THREE ROBBERS.
Richard Creech Rendered Uncon
scious by Hifrhwaynsen.
Three highwaymen attacked Richard
Creech, residing at No. Minnesota a ve
nue, early this morning, and. after render
leg him unconscious by a blow on the
had with some blurt Instrument, robbed
him of ST.
The attack was made by the men while
Creech was walking south on Beaumont
street fiT Laded avenue. Th oncon
aetous man was found by gaasai'itj aad
resaored to the Eighth District Pettce Sta
tion where he was revised and smv a
descrlBtion of the aasaOaatf. The police
are sesrcaisa; ler
THREE ST. LI
IS
PERSONS INJURED
IN FATAL WRECK
O.Hikotz.Hrt.Ulslrtteand
C O. Benoiat Paiofiiily
Hurt in Cblliskn of
Pcnnsy I vania Trakt.
FIVE MEN ARE KILLED.
Engine of Eastbonnd Limited
From St. Louis Plows Through
Private Car Attached to a
Local Passenger.
SMASH-UP NEAR PHILADELPHIA
Hundreds of Railroad Men Corns
to the Rescue Quickly, and
Injured Are Cared For in
the Best Hospitals.
Philadelphia. Sept. SX-Mrs. Augusta X.
La Motte. C. O. Benoist and O. Mllenta
to-day were Injured, not fatally, in a co!
listen between the eaitbo'und Limited Ex
press from St. Louis to New York and a,
local passenger train which was stand
ing at Faoli Station of the Pennsylvania
railroad, nineteen miles west of this city.
Five men were killed and more than
twenty others were Injured.
The dead are:
Frank A. Br&stow cf Haverford. general
gent of the Safety Car llcatins and
Lighting Company.
George M. Pennypackcr. Fhllailelphia.
B. 8. Walton. Al'cona. Pa.
Richard T. Garland. X.vrbcrtb.
Carl Dunhauer. Philadelphia,
Among the Injured are the following:
Miss E. K. Spunglsr. Slercbantvlll?.
N.
J., back hurt.
O. Mllenta-. No. 21 Victor street.
St.
Louis, back injured.
John Ford, dining-car cook, back hurt.
Mrs. La Motte. Usona Hotel. St. Lout'.
ear cut and shock.
C. O. Benoist. 8-year-old boy. No. tfOl
Berlin avenue. St. Louis, back hurt.
D. E. Bolt. Dayton. O.. head cut.
F. A. Flaline. dining-car conductor,
head injured.
D. 31. Ryan. Philadelphia, master me
chanic in railroad shop, arm and two rib
broken.
M. F. Ellott. Philadelphia, face cut an-1
arm broken.
All those who met death were tn tli
private ear ef General Slanager Attor
bury. which wa attached to the rear ef
the local train. Sir. Atterbury i on hli
vacation in Maine.
On the car at the time of the collision
were about a dozen men who had bctn
erg-iced In overhauling the car. Thos
who were not killed were Injured.
The forVe of the collision was so great
that the engine of th limited plowed
ten feet into the private car. and the lat
ter was forced half way through the day
coach ahead.
At the lime of the accident there went
less than a half dozen pasensers in tho
local train, and they were In the forward
cars, which were not damage.!. The engi
neer and fireman of the limited were not
hurt, but a iloici persons on this tra!?i
wer injured by leing thrown against
seat. and the rides of the cars.
liundr. : f railroad men from the yard
came quickly to th res-cue. Nearly all
the lo'uitd vvcri- at once placed In the for
ward cars of the local train, which wat
tun to this city as a special.
It stopped at Bryn Slawr. where a half
dczeri cf the injured were taken to tr.
Bryn Stuwr Hospital, and ih others wer
l.rought here and sent to various hoj
p'.taN. Four e,f thie alio lost their Uvea w?r
killed almost lnLtntly. The fifth man.
Richard Garland, dieil in the 1'nlverslty
Hospital In tliW city to-nipht.
MRS. AUGUSTA LA MOTTE
WAS ON WAY TO ITALY.
Mrs. Augiut.-t '.. LuSIotte. who tva tn
Jureii In the colilfion vesterdjy. i tin.
widow of J. Souliitd LaSIotte. or.e of tin
pioneer real estate and financial nsent? i
thl city. She lias teen stopplnp at the
Usona Hotel for the hist month, and !
parted Sunday mornlnc for New York
She had plann-d to make a trip to Ko:n
Her daughter. 3lls Harriet LaSIott. 1
accompanying her.
At Ihe home of Howard ilne.!t. X.
4S31 Berlin aveenue. It wa learnei that
Mr. Tbodore Benoist ot Xo. 4-32 Berlin
avenue, departed jesteray mornin? for
New York. In company with hi wife and
two sens. Theodore IJer.oK Jr.. Mge! &
yar. and Charles O. Bnolt. nd 1j
ars. The family of Howard Benoist had
hard nothing of th i-ol!llon.
Word wsa' rtlved at th home of O
car O. Slilentx at No. ZYJ) Victor street,
that Mr. Slilentx was fn a railroad wreck,
but had e-caped Injury. Sir. Sllientz, wh
is a buyi r f "r a local wholesale ho'i--was
en rout Kat to purchase some gomln
for th concern.
awala meeksaea ratally Hart.
BarTalo. N. T.. Sept. 3".. With a cra!i
that could b hearl for block, a three
story brick building under cnurs of eon
etructlon on West Ferry street. ruliapM.it
this afternocn. rarrylng down with It
thirty bricklayers and carpenters, who
were at work in and on tp of the struc
ture. A score of men were injured, eight of
them seriously.
TEXAS FREIGHT TRAIN HELD UP
Crew Forced to Give Up Valu
ables by Highwaymen. Near
Sherman.
nrrcntic wrmcixu.
Dallas. Tex. Sept. Si The Dallas Police
Department was notified to-nlht h
SheiifT Russell of Grayson County, tlia..
two highwaymen at 10 JO to-nigh: held cp
a freight train on the Hnustos and Texa
Central Railroad, near Sherman, and. at a.
pistol point, robbed the train crew of all
money and valuables.
The fact that the train was stopped by
applying the air brakes causes the au
thorities to believe that the robbers werw
familiar with railroad serrtc. V
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