The Farmington times and herald., October 13, 1905, Image 4

About The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905

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THE CRIME THAT
Or. Hart Coulesaes He Gave th
Klaklow Girl Bromide
of Chloral.
ASSISTANT STATE'S ATTORNEY SITS
HART WILL CO TO THE GALLOWS.
s,-,ll (.imril HBI Heel Utll
la Whii Ii Over Hloi Pr miik.iI
ii, ii.- ..I Ike inii Tn '' "'"
u i ii i' rn 1 1' mill ii II "U I I"- III"
I l.llil-W ili HliR I" Mini.
St. Ujuis. Oct .s Di. Oliver B. Hurt
has confessed ilmt ho icii-ycut-jia
Irene Kiaknvr bromide f chloral,
,r "knockout" drop: In wick Quantity
is would oauae ike death of u man
In Lbs preet ul n .-u,rc of wit
nesses hp sus that In- nave lbe Klrl
ot tenet r- drone i ta effort tn re
nieeltata her after the iiud swallowed
number of lugar-coated morphine
tableta.
He admitted iiut the girl suffered ai
hie humis- while inn "n clous
ii.- followed up tin- bromide treat
mint, in- eold, nii eight hjrpderealc lo
leetlons of strychnine sulphate of
gtuitis each
KoMunh in Mann Him-
As chloral 1 1 never ueed as an ami
dote the authorities believe ir Hart'i
admission will make ii poeelble to bang
bla for murder, the charge on which
be ii- held to tin- grand Jury
Assistant Blate'e Attorne) Barboui
Inspector Bblppy declare Ihe con
flation i eufflrlent to tend Dr, Hart to
tin- gallows.
in n.irt a pitiable sigh! when
arraigned before tin- police magietrate
mayor mi Ihe charge of murder
While in- as being question, Attnr
atyi Joseph i: Burrei and McKlnley
appealed ami Informed the police thm
the physician's i 1 1 ' l wife had retained
his iirm 'ii (ipfrii'i hi r buabaad.
I iillmr BellBVr! HIlM lan,ieeil.
Later la wat learned that hie father
a wealth) (mi ti in si Urate, bad prom
ised to nni him in tin- extant of Ms
last dollar, and had ul i engaged well
known counsel. The father bellevet
bin sun innoi ml, although be bail
practlcall) disowned blm liecauae of
bis babll i
Dlepatrh n from si Louie say that
Mr. and Mr Qoorge Krlegceman,
Father and mother of Mrs Man. will
COBM Chicago inr the purpose ol
taking i!i"ir daughter home The no
Hoe aeeerl thai she will not be allowed
lo leave the i itv until tl
been i leaved up
1 1,, i rim
Tllele have I, I'll Mill
how the i rune SOS n
myster) ha.
14,
us stories ol
ealed
d a
Mrs
lele
Richard Ci
phone m- - .
liad I n ace
nn Dr
linn. Ibal he
I. nl in an up
per root... .mil it -I-him.
Slie in 1,1
lad her llllle girl
window . op ii, ii i Ii
her mother In. Bhi
ill a room p , im
gpened the ib,i
ina Iii r lo reb us,
the Hurt resldene .
, ni,.) . i ;i bo lemenl
front door and let
round Hurt locked
. uu-1 togethel they
Mr. on l r,
lUll. Ill, l,l, I).
somethinc on
Mrs. Curtis saw ol
much, covered with a
Mapped to ihe objei i ;
wvering, revealing n
Alld, i but onl) iii urn
Mrs Coi l is nave g
thm of the actions of
leys he knelt beside
Kissed her and hewalli
"Poor liti le darling!
"You haie killed you
pllllle
In the Imp,- ibst tb
dead in Hurt and Ml
her lo tbe bathroom
tile
the
It wiili nior
Vive Inr
4:'GU North
Uiulieil
Mm
When be
ir f "it nt
Ashland
i :
I'ollee i H nni i ii
law that ihe i;irl was be
yond recall lie told Dr Han I In- pollci
must be notified
To this Karl objected, saying thai be
would give u death certificate, and thai
no further action would in necessary.
Nevertheless tin- police were called
fending lln-lr arrival Dr. Hart Ml
down ami began writing bis will.
The ill.
To Mrs. Corlls uml Mrs Albert OttOt
another neighbor, in- sai l be feared the
police WOnld Sires) blm and he Inti
mated his intention lo ootnoili suicide
Tnu will began as follows:
"I leave my lions,, ami lot lo my
wife, Vera, and all m I Behold goods
to her. except such furniture as Vera
wants to give "
At this poini the physician fell un
cousious lo the aoor, just as the polios
entered.
Previous io beginning lo write bis
will, Dr. tart wrote a letter m bis
mother
"My Dear Mother Take care of my
wife, Vera. 1 hope ather w ill leave bet
my share of tin- estate, in she bas been
u good wife to me.'
Mental ul Moral Her, ll. t.
The atteEud atrocious deed of the
younii physician Is attributed to menial
or moral ureaponslMUty, superinduced
by the longcontll ,ii use ol sirych
nine, morphine anil cocaine,
I'lindltlon ul Ps, nle's II. B. Hunk.
at. Louis, (it. I. The liabilities of
the E 0. Lewis People's United States
bank, according to a report, filed Iii the
circuit court ul Clayton, exceed the as
Bets by nl in. t 1200,000, The exact ex
cess of liabilities, according to hook
values, Is Jl!;,oril I1H. The BStimatSd
values muko II 1187,337.71.
BR. MOFPFTT'Jtl
laVsVininU rVTTVKIOlH TCCTHINQ EASY.
Costl wily 25c it Draoists, or nail 25c to C J. I0FFFTT, M. Dn St Ltais, Mo.
Mothar ! Hetltate no longer, but lira the health and life 'of
KS2L.,.,&,t Wouaantle have done, by giving the powttoi a.
TKKTHINA In easily given and quickly counteract and ovar
oontoe the elteoteot the aummer'a heat upon teething children.
THE CHINESE QUESTION
President Will Speuk of It On Hit
Southern Teur.
Ilrlrut
'
Tllfl, Itr,-. nil-
Ill
Wurui Adiiilulalriill-iii Tliul III-
..... ,.h
in iint iir agneaeao,
As an evidence
Washington, Oct. 7.-
of tin- Importance which the president
ui iwiwiiwih '
ittachee to the Cbineae excluelon auee-
tn, ti ami the Cbinaae boyeott on Amer
ican goode, it is learned that ha baa
decided to itinhf it tbe principaJ feat
ure of one of Hi'1 first spccchi be win
deliver on bis tour to the aoutli tills
month Uu win devote much of hut
peecb hi Raleigh, N. C, to the sub
ject, and will set forth the situation
und Ills VieWi fully.
BaoMtary Tail lias warned 'tie ad
ministration that BdeQUBtS sti-pr. must
im taken to ptaoate ihe Cblneee, else
more Kcrioui, results will follow. Tim
admtnlatraUoa has done all i could to
soften the eaforoement ol the law, hut
the opinion is said to h- held by New
lary Tuft that amendment of the law
win he neceeaary,
The Pacific coast stales will, it 19
likely, oppoee any relaxation of the ex-
eluiion laws, and will lummon lahor
organisations of tbe eael to their rap
port, The eoutbern mnnutacturing
hiai,s will he anxious to pleaie th"
Cblneee, and may he expected to yield
aaaenl to plane for lotting down the
liars The prosH-et of ,i lili; mnrket for
"otlon goode in Manchuria, following
'in- reeumption of peaceful Indvatrlee
in that baraaaed tectton, is eapactad to
ii-mpt tli- cotton niannfnctiirlng iitati-s.
Bee re tar Metcalf is a Californlan,
uml has the views of a I'allfornia man
on the subject of Cblneee labor and
Cblneee exclusion It i; not nicr.'
peculation to itate thai his views on
the subject, which iir- pronounced,
may even force his retirement from the
cabinet.
BLOODY CRIME IN NEW YORK
( I rl li. , 'l', I ' .',,!, 1 ii r in- r
i ,,,i,i,i Drag, unit Olel'e Motbee
i aefiieloes Penni iii-nfina-
Middletown, N v , Oct ii -The
wareh for Willis ami Pred tiiney, on
Whoae farm, near here, Alice IniterUk.
nine, was found murdered, and her
mother, Mrs. George I niter! ck, unoon
ulous from a severe beating, has re
lulled la Ihe discovery of the body of
Pred Olney in the woode near the
-i in of ihe Irigcdy. No truce has yd
been found of wmis Olney, ami the
belief prevails that be, too. was mur
dered, ami tha' his body had been 1
hidden In tin. woods.
When the girl was found murdered, J
i pot ' was formed to search for the
Olnej brothers, under the belief that
he) i on. milled the crime Th finding
af line of the brothers dead greatly .
complicates ihe affair
Alice ami Inr mother lived on the '
Dine) farm
JIXIE TUTTLE BOUND CVER
r ibis .viihimhi Maetot) (iri I
i liuru.'.l W 1 1 Ii SeNaina I iii 1. 1 uli.-r
l.'tl.-r TfcVOHah Vluil.
Montgomery City, Mo. (jet. I.- Miss
Dixie ruttler, tl oclety xlrl of Mexl-
o. .io , charged with sandbag Im
nropet letters through the mails, a
tiotind over lo Uu- United States die-
n, l unlit at the conclusion of a pie-
liminar) hearing held here. Her bond
win livid ai 600, and was signed by
her Is I her, T. M Tuttle At ihe sug
iluu of Aaaletaal United Blatas His
ii, i Attorney Horace Dyer, tin- cus
v . 1 pnibably be uilletl at ih- Novem
let i, i li,. which i pi us in St Louis. t
G.
Ti
It ,-n.
. I. The s'ork left
the home of Mr. ami
i kh lis. 3310 North
at
I'm
Heel They are boys, und
it is looking for names At
I hey an t ailed "Rod,'
and "Blue," corree ponding to
of ribbon with which the)
n taiti d to keep them from
ihe lath
pre wnl
While.'
the hits
have bet
getting mixeti
i KetatMeklan aeeaeelnnlsg,
Paducah, Ky., t)et. 7. -Prof. Bmmel
Itoaeh a i hooi teacher, was as tasal
nated nt ulghl at his home near l-'ui-lon,
Ky., by two unknown men, who
shot him us h" was putting Ins horse
sws) after returning from a Uaptlal
moating. 'It lived forty-five minutes
ami communicated his bid picion of
who shot Inn, to his VOUng wife,
a TWaas tVamaa's Claim,
Predetickaburg, Tex., tin ... Mrs
Laurana Nixon of this place, who re
eoatly ulebrated the ninetieth nni
eersary of her birth, eialins to have
note desdandantl living than any pcr
100 in the count i y In add ion to S
children ih re an- Tti grandchildren
IM great-grandchildren and II en at
treat grandchildren.
iii.iti-iiiicru laps Otsltoai,
Waihlncion. Oct. 8 -William A
Hod en berg, representative in i nugieai
from ihe Baal st. Uoula dbttrict, is in
Washington, Mr. Rodanberg is telling
im, friends here that the re-elecilon ol
Banator Cullom is already assured
UiiIuimIi ni.,1 nlili,i;li,.
Waahingtmi, Oct " rilends of the
Wabash System are laying their plans
for n campaign In congress to secup
he neeeaaary riirius to enter Wash
uiKion. Tears nmi Baaaava.
London. Oct. 9-Admiral Toko, with
i stpindron of Ihe best ships In the
a pan ess navy, win visit Bnropean und
'.marleaa ports some lime next year.
T. H. GLOVER,
ARCHITECT i
U Contractor I Builder, i
Plans and Spccilicutiotis
rnrnlshad when Peelied
FARM INGTON. MISSOURI
PHONt 06
A AAA AA AAi
Curts Cholera Infantum,
Diarrhoci, DytcnUry, and the
Bowel Troublci of Children of
Any Jig: Aids Olgutkm,
RcgulsUi tht Bowtli, Strength,
era the Child end MAKES
: NEWS FROM MISSOURI.',
Teytam Ihe rtetdoor oetew.
Tlmt "lr -r,"'-nicut ln 'ho
, ...u,. .. til nn ttihnr.-iilriulu lu
T" , ,,
beag very i itully demonatrated m
mt. . ,.,
) Cui-hage. Miss fiiace llughce. IS
Trs old, living on South Main tnt
" ""' """ . '
' pounced In r ease (pink coiiutitnptlon.
""ul" ' , , ., , ,,, '
111 II. l . III1, . II' I .,-,, -1 "."-
air treatment," and the itirl baa slept
001 of cliKirn nine... with the result that
ehe is able now to have her cot. It
lias lout; ban believed by physicians
thai (he open air, lived In comlninmsly
Would cure consumption, but this Is
the first experiment there, Miss
Hugbee epende her days in a tent and
Flei ps DOtdOOfe, Tin- natiuual bureau
or vital statistics sbh that ("iirthatte
has the lowaal death rate erv any city
ill the United Stales.
at, lofiepb I'. - in i ii ii l .
Kind hns hi i ti purchased by the
Missouri Pacific railroad eompany In
Ki Joseph for the location ot a sys
tern of terminele on ifhlch about
Doo.uno win be expended The line
will be extended from Atchlaon to St.
Joseph, which will be made the ter-
mlnal of tbe Central branch, a sin-ha-'
bean eelected already for g new
fnii;lii house. To hold title to the
n,
mill leiinlnnls tie- Missouri
I fie
bus tttcorporn ted the St. Jo-
Contral Branch Railway com
pan
.iii,ti...- ii I,, 1 1 iip,i'"-i,,ii.
a , Ulddll, juetlce of the peace ni
Independence, a confederate veteran
and one of the llntltetUUItl of (Juan
trail, the guerilla pleaded guilty in
the crlminnl court at Kansas City to
e charge of malfinsance and oppres
sion m office He was given n licin
fin- hli i was palil promptly. This
eon viet Ion, undet the laws of Mia
1 "": "' oeter from
i office, hut forever d bar- Llddll from
liol, line rrfllor In this slate
,i,iiiiiii aalfioMM iit..- tt,- Law,
A tidal wave ,,f reformation has
gtruck Joplln and is making sweeping
than gee In conditions Joplln saloon
nun for many years have been al
lowed to keep open saloons In viola
tion of the Sunday closing law, but so
earnest have the anti-ealoon workers
of the city been that they have suc
ceeded In putiliix on the "lid" so tight
thai than is no violation or the clos
lag law now.
Killed I mli-r lirllliiiit I . im I
Tin- woll-drllllng i.ut'ii of Harver
Itlc
iiros . in ttrosaing i in- wag
io,i,i bridge nt Victoria, broke through
on tin- east approach und lbe enuiii
drill machine and water wagon fell
10 feel to the ground, carrying with
the wraekage tlm engineer, Fred Hell
tilt.-, and Charles Harveretlek. iieii
biit s cheat and hi h legs were crushed
nmi In- died In about minutes HaT-
veiatlek was severely but no) fatally
bruised
Cell nI.-i-, .it, ii Truck 'Me.
fnlia Cunkle. a Missouri Pacific
hrakemaa son of Prank Conkle, a
COUdUOtOP, went to sleep on the end
i of a tie nt Bmlthton while waiting
for tin- fust express to puss He was
Mt by tin- passenger engine und
knocked almost off tha computu s
: rl irti i of way lie was taken to the
Missouri. Kansas i- Texas railway
, hospital nt ledalia in a critical eon
. dition.
gn Oaaas itn-t, ut H, g, i.
Af'er the question had been thnr-
oughly dlecuaasd h) every dnss in the
i nlveralty of Missouri, it has been de
rided that then will be no flash IIIBII
sophomore i Iusb rush this year In
the place of Hie lass rush a supho-more-freshman
track meet has been
arranged for October lt, Many of the
men are training tor the contest and
the two claaaes an about evenly
matched.
autbivest If liMinrl n-sctori xi.-.-t.
The John T Hodges Modical Soci
ety, emhrucini: the counties of Cass,
nates. Vernon nnd Tlarton. lieM lis
annual meeting In Nevada. Various
topics of interest to the medical frn
ternlty were dbxraaaed after which
Offloeri were electeil it vvn figeided
to hold the next matting of the or-
ganixatlon in Lamar on the second
Wednesday in January, innr,
OvTlaafccg rush Rcnleter,
The snfe In the gpooapy establish
ment of Itntllff k Bcott, of Trenton,
was blown open nmi robbed during the
iiIkIh The cracksmen secured only
$iil In cash Valuable papers removed
from the safe were found a mile from
the scene of the robbery, A cash ri'R
Ister stnndlni; open near Ihe safe and
containing oonalderaMc money was
overlooked
kiilmi i.j nu Itattanscn.
"Jim" r.ordon. check weigh man In
Sunshine mine 11 Clark was shot and
killed by un unknown person while
i finding in n store. The murderer hn
BO! been OaptUrad ami no clew can he
obtained as to his whereabouts.
I mi ru ii 1 1 in- l.irt.-il.
Secretary J. A. ') AdeOOk, of the
itate board of health, has Issusd nn
order that the quarantine Instituted
In Missouri because of yellow fever
In the south be reaetnded. The order
takes effect nt once.
Veaekaee Naaie Pnmoimaaa.
txx-al committees have been np.
pointeii to arrange for the state
Teachers' associat ions' annual ses
sion In Jefferson City December S7,
28 nnd 19. It is thought that, ljfifi
teachers will he In attendance.
Theater for the Insnnc.
8te. Anne's, un asylum for the In
sane on tire outskirts of Carls, has u
theater The other evenlnn a per
formance of that old-time favorite, the
opera "La Kllle du Madame Augot,"
was Riven. Several ot the performers
were inmates, and almost the entire
chorus was composed of mullcal mem
bers of Utla colony of Inaana. . . J
"Music has charms to soothe a sav
SRe breast." quoted the young lady,
with a simper, as she seated h email
at the piano. "That may he." mut
tered a crusty bachelor: "hut thero
are some of u in the crowd who art
civilized, und deserve a little con
sideration." "Take a Rood look at all those wom
en ln the boxes," aald Cltlman, who
had brought his country cousin to the
opera, "swell society people, all ol
them; they're all In the swim."
"Cracky!" exclaimed the country
cousin. "I s'pose that's why they're
wearln' so few clothes."
You will always liml a full line of the
best make of Shoes at Ilerzog's.
Final Settlement.
Kotlee ti hereby given that the under-
l lo,, il, A, I ml ii 1 1 1 it 1 1 , ,,i tin- ,. itatcol
i OLUltBt'e IIKSN, n.-i i
will uml,,. nun l belli.. in,. in nt lulu eatutn nt
tbe net term ol the Probate Court of Si
i raueoli oouuty, Missouri, to In- I in, uml
held in tin court ii,,un,. in Varmlneton, in
Midi , .nail . on tn.- leeond Mundai in ooio-
bti . uaa,
II U.PII It BRAN,
l ilt Is L, III . .
s -I't It- U111l11imral11r.
.
A Living
Monument.
If we were to MKmble all
lliose who have been cured of
heart (lisea.se hy I r. .Miles'
Heart Cure, and who would
to-day be in their gravel had
not Dr. Miles' been successful
in pcrfcctiiij: this wonderful
heart specific, they would pop
ulate a larpe city.
What a remarkable record
a breathing, thinking, moving
monument, composed of human
lives, that for which every
other earthly possession is sac
rificed. The Miles Medical Co. re
ceive thousands of letters front
these people like the following!
I feel Indebted t" the Dr. MUsa
Heart i in- for my lit,-. 1 desire lo cull
i ti. sttentlon of iithem suffering ns I
iii, l to tins remnraable remedi r,,r iii,
heart. Per s long time t had suffered
from shortness of breath nfl.-t any
in tl - ex, iii, ,11. pilnttatlnn of tha hoarfi
tliul nl tlne-s terrible o III l-i lbe I, ,;Iiiii
of the he. nt. ho HerbMis ti.nt I feared
thai i wouM Hume time iiro-p dead upon
Ins hiim-l one psy l rend one of your
circubirs. nmi lmni-sll.it Iv went to
my driuntlsl nnil pureliased two bot
tles of tin- Heart ('iii". und leok it
ICeAfdlllg t lltreetloim, villi t!ie
result tlmt I .un entirely cured, flee,,
then I never mis- un opportunity ia
recommend this rem dy in mv trlenls
nb, i ti n,, hear trauMel In fact I mn
n traveling uilveftlsm- ill. for I mn
wldi ii known m this i ,,ntv "
J. II hOWMAK,
Minsger of Ueainisi I ,,,nn - it.
NaehvlDo, Trim.
Dr. Mllen' Henri Cure II Relit by
your druggist, ertie win miscsrIi e that
the first butUii v., II banent 1 , it falls
ho win refund ycui' nton
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
$30.00
CALIFORNIA
ASH
NORTH WEST
V I A
A N I
Tlchetson sale dept. 15th lo Oct, 31st,
For full information, address
DANIEL DELANEY,
Traveling I'naaenger Agont,
Si . I.oui-. .Mo.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
AND
BONNE TERRE RY.
Only direct route between St.
Louis and the Lead I ields
of Southeast Missouri.
3
PASSCNtlf h THAIM3 fACH
WAV DAILY, MAKING CON
MICTION WITH I NUN MOUN
TAIN t HAIN1 AT H I Vf. H L. 1 te
TO AND rMOM ST. LOUIS,
AND A T DOT HUN JUNCTION
ION HOiNia hOUTH, . . .
3
PROMPT FREI0M?
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
ALL FREIGHT BILLED OUT OF ST.
LOUIS PRIOR TO G P. M WILL BE DIS
TRIBUTED BY LOCAL FAST FREIGHT
TRAIN No. 45 AT ALL STATIONS ON
THE LINE BEFORE NOON THE MORN
ING FOLLOWING.
ALL FREIGHT READY TO MOVE
NORTH ON TRAIN No. 4G WILL ARRIVE
IN ST. LOUIS GAME NIGHT.
For freight ratos, ticketa, folders, eto,
oall or, or address Local Agents, or
r. J. TIIOMUltK,
ti.ii' Fritttht A Patatitg.r AQtnt.
BONNE TERRE. MO.
HiA AAA
A . .s'. CLAY
. W. HI
Notary
1 ttoriMT .'It I.H wt
QLAV, BUCK & FLEMING,
ABSTRACTERS,
4 Offlco in " .
realty REAL ESTATE,
4 building. INSURANCE and
Tph-o.7.. LOAN AGENTS,
jFarmington, St. Francois County, Mo.
rif r EAR, NOSE AND THROAT DISEASE! CUREOl
m W m PERMANENTLY AMD PAINLESSLY UUHkU
Wm I k CROSS tTES Stralgbtentd Wlthaut KNIFE ir Ptltl. CATARRH led DEAFIRS CURED.
ONBULTATIOR AND KXAMINATION FREE
1JM. M- Ritter, M. P
Irani kept it
IN THE PUf
President of Mutual Life Saw That
His Relatives Got Their
Hands In,
(2 600.000 PAID TO 1W0
IN THE WAY OF COMMISSIONS
BJsMBe la la gantis ilain ., MtllloMlea,
uml Wiin ll,,ti,u Hi-tt.-r II) IIU
Son lllatrli-l Alliirne, Jeriiint- lu-
ttauitae Tkal lbs Breadnl Is
crrimr iimi, thi- aallable Ufa,
i New York. Oct. t, Thai the mt
li ttttdtna lotaj of more than 12,(00,000
has been iiri as oommlsrUons by the
,Mn:. mi Life tnauranoe Oo to two mam
bars or tin. tauiiiy of Richard a Mo
Curdy, president or tin rotnoaay, umi
ih,- niumiu of Dlatriai Attornay Je
rome that the Inaumnos scandals oar
talnly will be BUbmttted lutcr to un ex
inordinary Krumt jury, un- the latest
etisatloual di reiopmanta in the insur
inee sltuattoa.
H.,l 11 In ,,. r i, .
it mi brought out by testimony be
(ors iii- iiiuiativo inaaram s ooounlt
t(e iluu Robert II JlcCurUy. a BOO of
Richard a UoCurdy, baa received iu
commlialona on foreiKs liuslnaas $i,
l(8,KI9, suit on domestic buslneas 641,
S"it. and tlmt Loiilri A rhebiud, koii
lnlaw of Richard a McCurdy, has re
ceived un iggr agate laiu.lil in com
mtaalona from ihe oompeny, it was
ais.i brought out tiist Robert ii Mc
Curdy sgpenlld Ilia Im nine ; Is 1 .-. y(,t
would In ghoul 1100,000,
Mr. Jerome. In announcing In eoiiri
'hut the scandals win be submitted ta
(in extraordinary itrtunl Jury, BfUd tie
Inquiry by the legislative committee
had shown "grantor moral obllquit
ami moral obtuaeness on the part ol
peraons important in the hnalnaae
World llisn dltl tbrt sbncklnK revula
lion In recsrd to lbe qttitabls Ufa."
Anoth.-r Ine III,' IK.
Another incident of the day s dev.-i
np lb was the publication of u lat
ter from chaiies k Hushes, (ounse:
of tin legislative oommlttse lo Samuel
Untermaytr, counsel for Jamas 11
Hyde, th'- former controlling stock
bolder of Ihe Rqaltahle IJfe Assur
snei sin o . in which .Mi Hughe aald
the conn glttai would make no Uls
criminal ' 11 in Favor of .Mr Ry-)a , t,s
it itlon 1 1 ,ot i- the uomuilttee,
Tin ilia.-, I, r i,f romnuree, at Its
rnrjtlng, adopted u resaluttoa dot lor
log iiai ndditlonal IngtsUtlnn is ieo
' ' irj, f r ihi ptop r ii gulatlon of iifi
insurani t comi no lea,
PRESIDENT IN THE SOUTH
ill i-n i -i. stair
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It I. Il I Hi ,(.
rntra in Ntaetk
nn4 '.i,i ,,..,
in i en ii. .
v.a hlngton, tici. 8. Tfci
detalb ,1 Itinerary of hi. trl
been comploti d
'i In- pn sldi nt's n il In ;,
th" trip n ill in .it Ralel tl
v.in attend ihe N nib Co
fair; Atlanta, where to- nil
Qeorgig state fair; 1
where he a 111 niii nil ih VI
1 "i sldent's
nuth hu
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1" ml the
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Mill Visit
mid Tun
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Roawell
fair; New Orleans, w
ihe fevei -strli ki n 'ii
kegae, where In- win
Waablngton Inatltute
(la., im will 1 nil tba
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mothi r.
On Thursday, Oi lotH r
dent nmi lecretary '.o
New Orleans, leai In t 1 b
the parly at Memi lis.
win be i'i New Orb ins
until 1 p. m.. when ih
I onril n gov- riiiiicn' vi ;
i?li, tile presl
III arrive ill
remainder of
f 1,11 The;
from '' n .in
. If III Rti Oil
I nmi pro
need lo Wasblngton by
PRESIDENT OrOEttS ACTION
Inslraeta lltseaei Gnenl i Pro-,-eni
annlaii Hr'Shse aag ferry
ui si. koala,
Washington, Oct, t Opoii leaving
ihe W illi. Hmiao after Ihe I 'sslon ol
ihe cabinet, Mton srQsners Mood;
tnads the following annoinc meat;
"II waa determined iy ibi president
ihut upon complain pending in the de
pgrtmant of Juatlce ugainst the raonon-
llliatlon of the bridges and ihe ferry
icroas tht Ulsslsslppi into si. laoahi,
appropriate anion should be begun by
he atlorn-.y-Ki ncrul."
MiaMimrra ll.-iiiti ml On lle( all.
laStoraoo City, Mo., Oct. P. Oo
I Folk bai dot (dad to make a demand on
President HoCall of the Nan York i.lfe
for rcarltnthm of Mt,7O2.S0, pabi for
political eampnlgna, thai be retire
from the presidency or tin- inmpany'i.
right to do business in Missouri will
I bn ami ii 1 1 "(I .
Will t.L I'nr Clianur nl Xciiiic.
I ronton, Mo Oat. T. WilHan ami
Arthur Bpaugh hihI their mo, her. Mrs
Mary 10. flpangh, chnrgad with the
murder of Kin riff John W. I'ulk, In
ihla OOUnty, Muy 2ii, hu -e filed nolle
.f Intention to aab (or change of venue
from be Bounty, alleging prejudice.
irMtv ni 11, i Vvunvseee,
rinrlnnntl. Oct. 8. At the Baal busl
.K188 matting of tbe Boottty of the
Army of the Tannaaaae, Oen, o. M.
...'oiiiie wan elected praaldenl ami t'ouu
, ii liiuftiv la . waa selecti d in tha next
meeting place.
Raokaea rirad mm (.uiin.
Obtcago, O i l Damurrlng to nine
OuntS. nlaat of not luiltl on nni- c mint.
were entered by the 1" men acd five J
I corporations Indicted on charges of
nnapirnoy to monopoltzo tbe meat
busintat,
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WIMTIS FOIl IIOOKLKI
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St. Louis
Taalltti and Gil, a Sit.
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A Food
to Work On
MANY FRATERNAL ORDERS,
Oiowtli of Such Organisations in Re
cent Yenm Htia Been Anton
ibhlng. Ill the ten yenm from IHM to llRit
Ihe popiUation of the l ulled gtatas In
creased about H per cent. The Inteai
census Igurtt do not setUi to justify
the claim of so high a rate or gain,
but Un Iniiniitratlon since the lateel
ganeral enumeration luui been enor
mous, The eHtlniulc given mny be
slightly too lilH-rul, hut 110I much, nuya
the ('lev, land Lender.
in 18M the total tnembersblp of the
iirincipai fraternal orgnnhMttont of the
United stutca and Canada, Including
many which ImU IBM than 10,000 mem
bm, was about ,N0jM0, Last yi-ur
,t was S.:'7s,7:i8.
The Increase of about :;.i;7s,iwiti was
tqutTgltnt to a Kuln or nearly h') per
cent.
The rate of Krowth In the member.
(hip of fraternal organlsatloni sras cer
tainly more ihsn three times as ureal
ua tin- rule i f Inert St In the popula
tion of the United Blntaa. It wus nuln
well distributed. Th Increaae in the
numerical strength ol some or the
real fralernal socle us was approx
imately as follows;
( iiiu Fenowe
areeaiBBiins
KiiiRhin ,,r Pirthtau
m i.-in tvoedaiea of amviics
Ancient orJrr f United Workmen.
Slights r the Maceibcea
Improwd Order of lied Men
noyi Ai, .-1 mini
Pereetera of America
MS.OM
1 IS.OUD
us.oou
Ett,OQ0
ns.oao
101.000
! IT i.i
117, umi
iii-nevoii-iii and freteclive Orner ot
a.ias
vyoodmen of the World
Inilciidiilcrit (irdi-r of Kurcsicrs
Anclenl Order of Hibernians...,
1 rilT of lilasiea
Ladles ot ii,, sfaooabses
176,000
1-: '.,
1V.I.INIH
H.ouo
11..,, 11(11
lle.oee
Many of theuo (jalna ure greater ihun
tin- total membership of tin- organhnv
tlonu ten years ago.
MEANT FOB MERRIMENT.
"Do you think bacteria lurk In lull 1 K
notes?" "I don't know; 1 never Ban
any." "You cun t see them; bacteria
ure Invisible." 'I waa referring 10
bank notes "
Guent "I nay, my mail, how lone
have you been a waiter In tbll Date?"
Walter "About six moniha. Hlr."
Uuest "Oh! Then it ean't be you
that 1 gave my order to."
ledger (w.io has Just hud a plate
of emity oyater h,-lla laid before him)
"What 011 earth have you brought
these for?" Servant "Please, sir,
they wan all wot was left after 1
cleaned tbe Inaldes out!"
"Wealth docs not bring happiness."
snld the ready-made philosopher.
".Maybe not." uuswi red the msn who
frequents the race truck "hut when
1 compare the fselnl exinesxlon of a
person who has won with tnst of a
person who bus lost I hnvo my
doubts."
B- mmm . -a,., i -
STEM -
Latest Styles for
Fall and Winter
There is that snni and intJtviclualtty
about The Bell System Clothe! which
allrat'ls favorable ullt :.'' i here.
They Look Wei!
and Wear Well
We invite you to call ami imim ouf
line of Single ami Double Brea '
Suits and Oveftoata. The Dei!
System Clothe; will hi any form,
Designed nnd Mads !iy
STERN. LAUER, SHOHL
CINCINNATI, O.
SOLD UV
& Nixon Mer.
Farminyton, Ma,
Wtirk! Work! I W(.,k!!l
Ldts (if energy ii needed in keep up the pace. In
the itrnfflle, the man viih the strong body and cleat
brain wins out every time.
Ihe man of t o-day needa something more thin
mere food ; lie needs a food tliat makes energy a food
lo work on.
Although some people may not realise it, yet it is
a fact, proved and eatabiiihcd beyond doubt, that soda
trackers and this means needa Biscuit arc
richci in muscle and fat-making elements and have a
much hishei pei tent, ol tistnc-building propertied
than any other article oi food made from flout.
That this is becoming known more and more every
day is attested by the sale of nearly 400,000,000 pack
ages of Uneeda Biscuit , the finest sotfa ci.ukci
ever baked. An energy-giving fond of .surpassing
value sold in a package which bringi it to you with
all the original Qavoi and nutriment perfectly pte
scrved. Truly the food to Ivor; on.
Whoever you arc wlutevt 1 you ate wherever
you wink Uneeda Biscuit.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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iTETLEY-KLEIN
F;irmuiij;tnn ami Flat River. Mo.
Wo are pniisrnil lu furnish esilmalos lor all kind of tumlier In any
2 unantlilos desired Dm -lie! nmi yanl un- oxi hro, ami are keep lull
J line- of llrosseil mid Kiiusliiiifl l.uinlmr, H Window Frames ami
1 Sash, Window lllimla, WRnilinrlHianling, Khlngh Pine, Cyprtes ami
dj Washington Codm Kloorlnp, Siuilillng, -nni Indeed nrerything you
S in iy nee, I iii 1 in- lumber "i building lino.
J w" ;;. nmm casolinf eighes and deep well pimps,
J Sec Us Before Plm:inp;Your Orders
OFFICE
jiberty Street, Two Squux'oa Blast of Court MouHe
frvv
JUST THE TIME TO ORDER A
MONUMENT
To be set this Spring.
w 1:1
Farmington garble Works,
MRS. E. I.. SPAUQH, Proprietor.
UNION-MADE SUITS!
Thai i wlinl yon (ei when
J. PUTTMAN,
PMtntNOTON, MISS( UI.
Tin- iie-t .voi i. Bmnrnnlrad,
with stylo nnd lini-li rigjM up
LOTHES
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LUMBER CO.,
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