St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 7

BROOKE IS III FAVOR, A 19th IT WOULD HELP HIS BUSINESS, SAYS THE TJEGFTO THREATENED HIM Surprise Special Sale fkfoh SAYS JEALOUSY WASJTIE CAUSE, CENTURY SECRETARY AIXJER SAYS HO ORDER WAS COUNTERMANDED. For eat wttk maty, megmmmg to-morrow mmi atlng mi( Friday, mt tao Oo4 Lmek At W. Cor. Sixth mu4 St Cbarht (OOOD LICK COIEI). Dr.

3Iajfield on the Medical PRESIDENT'S ORDERS OBEYED. Be Whj Dayid I. Field Killed His The greatest improvement ever introduced in optical science Why Quigley Wants to Water Commissioner. Association. 3Ian errant.

HIRSCHBERG'S If Cuban Generals Hold Out the Disarmament Plan They May Be. Ignored. WAS FORCED TO ADVERTISE. HE BUYS AND SELLS PLANTS. TRAGEDY IN A CABANNE HOME.

MEN'S FINE BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR. Very fine gauge French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; drawers double seated; pearl buttons, patent French strap yoke ana fine satine facings; all twin needle seams; extra high grade standard goods; shirts 34-52, drawers 30-50, per garment, NON-CHANGEABLE SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES RIVAL SANITARIUM ESTABLISHED A PRECEDENT. ROBERT STRATFORD REFUSED WOULD LIKE TO FILTER THE WATER OF ST. LOTJIS. TO DEPART WHEN TOIJ.

ltr.i35vearsas St. Louis' The Case of Dr. Mayfield Will Cause Leading Optician. Examination i Employer Leveled a Revolver et ana consultation irec. Seme Warm Discussion.

When St. Louis Medical Society Takes Hold of It. But He Hasn't Been a Citizen Years His Home Has Been in Sedalia and Nevada, Mo. Him and "When. He Made a Threatening Movement Sent a Bullet Through Him.

h.hirschberg.h: S. E. Cor. 6th and Locust Sts. NO ADVERTISING BRAGGARDISM AT THE GOOD LUCK.

Dr. W. H. Mayfield sent to the Post Davil I. Field of 5345 Vernon avenue shot Dispatch the following signed statement in ana miiea tiooert w.

atratrora. His negTO regard to the action of the Missouri State Mtdical Association in refusing to admit Good Luclr Prices. Good Luck Satisfaction and Qood Luck Workmanship do the talking. See our factory on the premises. Sewing machines making 2S00 stitches per minute.

Me specially Invita the ladies. eervani, in nis nome ai ciock Thursday AfrurniVin. Thp nci'rn 1 rl within Aita vltes after he was hit. Mr. Field says he ehot In seu-aelense.

Mr. Field declares that Stratford, I who had been emnlnvpil thnu) Vila without near Salem, were Sought to St. Louis Thursday by Deputy United States Marshal Kennedy. Work of Vandals Park Commissioner Ridgely has reported that many plants have been taken from the flower beds at Forest Park and that 10 trees have been destroyed in St. Louis Place.

Christian Socialism. Rev. Gustavus Tukerman of St. Stephen's Mission wiil clace for a month. remAlneil aaraxr loot Wednesday night.

Thursday afternoon he telephoned that he was coming- over to settle. He arrived and entered a hallway WIASHXNtGTON', May 13. It Is the sheerest nonsense. Bald Secretary Alger to-day, in commenting upon the published etory that! the President or himself had countermanded any order made by Gen, Brooke relative to the disarmament of tho Cuban troops. IThe President canvassed very thoroughly wKh.

Secretary Alger and Gen. Brooke the best method of securing the disbandment of the Cuban troops and their re'-entry into industrial life. It was decided that necessary steps toward this end was the surrender of the arms held by the Cuban soldiers; It was apprehended, that retaining their arms, some, if not a large portion, inclined by their past predatory existence, would lapse Into brigandage. So the President himself ordered Gen- Brooke to cause the arms of the Cuban soldiers to be delivered up to representatives of the United States army. With these Instructions Gen.

Brooke has been patiently striving to carry out the President's plan. iHe has arrived at that point where the Cuban leaders, as a matter of sentiment, they say. make it a condition of disarmament that the arms shall be placed in the custodv of the mayors of the Cuban towns. Realizing that to assent to such conditions would be contrary to the President's instructions. Gen.

Brooke has teleigraphed to Secretary Alger the facts in the ease, and asked for a decision. The Secretary has communicated with tne President and asked for instructions, for he feels that he is not authorized to amend or revoke an order originally emanating directly from the President. That is the state of the case at present. The President has not yet notified the "War Department of his intentions. It is said at the War Department that should the Cuban leaders refuse to accept Gen.

Brooke's proffer, whether it Is conditioned upjn the surrender of arms to the United States Army officers, or to Cuban Mayors, that will terminate the efforts of the Governor-General to come to a satisfactory arrangement with these leaders. For, thereupon. Gen. Brooke will proceed to address himself directly to the Cuban private soldiers. He will have his agents United States Army officers pay off every bona fide Cuban soldier who is willing to comply with the fonriitions laid down Men fine glazed and em- Bovs' Madras Negligee Boys' All-Wool Double-bossed Calf Hkia Belts, Shirts, without collars, Breaxted Knee rant Suitu 35c 50c 'xt, heavy 2 2 Men a extra fine qnnlity Tonng Men's ntylioh Cas- Kib Bicycle Madras Negligee ir eimere.

heviot rn Ho8t I jC fchirts IOC and Serge Suita. 3D.0U fanT striped Men's latest style striped Men's All-Wwl made and silk clocked im- Q- Worsted CO 1C of reliable r.ff CR ported Hose jf Snits J)0. 10 fabric JQ John B. Quigley, who wants to be Water Commissioner of St. Louis, and whom Mayor Ziegenhein wants to be Water Commissioner of St.

Louis, is a candid man. He wants to Water Commissioner, he says, because it would give him valuable prestige in his business. He proposes to put in a filter plant for St. Louis because it would be worth 1100,000 to him. He is out for profit, he don't care who knows it and he is proud of it.

John B. Quigley is called a promoter. A promoter in the common understanding, is a person who "plugs along" somebody else's Interests for a consideration. John B. Quigley is a promoter for John B.

Qulglfy. He sometimes fills engagements on the side, but he does not allow them to interfere with his engagements with John B. Quigley. Mr. Quigley wants to be Water Commissioner because it would be a good thing for Mr.

Qulgley's business, and he frankly iiiiuugu n. uuui uu me "west siae or the Field met him, scolded him, ami i Wim lie iirgiy WHS SUTiy, anO would not leave when ordered away. Field iu 1 1 T- I -1 ruifAlwar 1 1 i i i iuujii, leveled it at the neirro and again told him to him as a delegate to the Sedalia meeting: I think too much of my relations to' the State Medical Society to place any criticisms on the actions of same. Their right and the right of the Committee ou Ethics to reject credentials of a member in good standing of the Louis Medical Sovclety is a question I am not prepared to pass upon. The charges are based on small things and were born of iirejudice and professional jealousy.

They were based on, tlrst, an advertisement that was placed in the Ontral Baptist about the sitting of the liaptist General -Association of tha iState, which we felt compelled to make to offset the ame kind of an ad. of the Missouri Baptist The other was based ou. the reiiort of a case of gunshot wound, au operation of which was performed ou little Herbert Hunoan of Marion, 111., the ball having passed through his brain, from the forehead to the back part of the head, and in which case we trephined, found and removed the ball. The boy recovered and the papers of their own acord published an account of it. There also presented a volunteer write-up of the Maytield Sanitarium In the Word and Way of Kansaa City, by Dr.

Maynard. on of the" editors of the paper. This was afterwaTd used by the Indies' Aid Society of the Sanitarium- in their souvenir. It will be remembered that I resigned of my own account from the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium, which I founded, begiuning the work alona about 1HS4, that much prejudice existed because of the great progress 1 made in tha it-tvvc. me inrgiu, acuruing io lelu, put Vi fa htinil tr Vita hlnTirtl.Ai iii-nci nin.fl siTiea Jilm.

Then Field fired. Stratford FllPr frr Saturday and Monday Only I I I I Men's Clear Nutria fJt 0 Fur Stiff Hats, silt band and I binding, leather sweat bands. In I I tt all the late shapes and all colors III and black, at eays so. Mr. Quiglexv says he Is a citizen of St.

Louis, although he acknowledged that he has conducted the waterworks at Sedalia since 1888, moved his family there in 1892, Our excloth double guarantee blade every tales 1st Money back on request. 2d Clothing kapt ia repair fre for one year. See oar ad la this payer erery Prldijr. Opea Saturdays aitll 14 p. inai iney are sun mere, that he sold the waterworks last summer and that he has address Bellamy vino so.

2 at tne nun Christian Church, ZX3 South Seventh street, Friday evening on 'Christian Socialism." They Protest. A meeting of stationary engineers in the Burlington Building Thursday night adopted resolutions protesting against the confirmation of Frank Eardley as Boiler to which office Mayor Ziegenhein has appointed hint. May Idve Here. A man who was found unconscious and dying alongside the tracks of the Illinois Central Railroad near Paducah, Thursday, is believed to be John Green of this city. The man had apparently been assaulted with a clutx Ho died a few hours after he was found.

Teaching Geography. Mrs. Fannie Lochmund. supervisor of the primary department of the public schools; lectured to the teachers of the third grade at the High School Thursday afternoon on "The Best Methods of Teaching the Klements of Geography." At Clayton. George Trumpfeller of i)9 St.

George street and Miss Annie Frel-tag of 2410 South Second street -were married at Clayton, Thursday. False Address. Patrick H. Mead, assistant manager of the Belvedede Hotel, war! married to Miss Edith P. Foreman of 34f2 Park avenue at Clayton.

Thursday. Mead tried to conceal his identity by giving Chicago as his address. Married His Nurse. William W. Xorman, an employe of the Wabash Railroad, was married at Clayton, Thursday, to Miss Kate Baergadine of Port Hudson, who nursed him through a serious in spent most of his time since at Nevada.

He eays lie has been a citizea of St. Louis two years, because he has sDent at least four months each yc-ar in St. Louis. yir. (juigiey was seen Thursday afternoon at the office of the Blaekwelder-Holbrook realty 107 North Kighth street, and asked what he wanted to say in replv to the criticism being made Bf his appointment.

hy him. and this will be done without fur- jne saia; I did not introduce that Alter hill in thn House of Delegates. I have heen at iner reference to any of the malcontent leaders, who have so long retarded settlement- HOT Va rir -fion 8IXTH AND ST. CHARLES STREETS. MAKERS OF QOOD ST.

LOUIS CLOTHINQ. different times for a number of filter com panies, one or them. I don't remember whioii, had a bill introduced. The comnany Corbin arrived here -to-day, hearing some upon which 'he desires the President's action. It is understood that they refer to the situation in Cuba, regarding the Plan for the navmfnt anil iliuyrmnmnl wired me from Chicago to go up and make a talk to the jCity Hall people.

I went before a committee of the House of Delegates and made them a talk. I told them the water could te filtered and the Jewed riafificicy uui lu I lit? ell Wltn SL WOUnd fn his breast, cried "murd-err once and fell unconscious. A messenger summoned Dr. F. E.

Hohan from Vernon and Belt and be arrived in a few minutes, examined the wound, which was just over the heart and pronounced it fatal. He asked who did the ehootiiiRV and Field, who had joined said he did. Just then th ncRro died. Field said to the doctor that he regretted deeply having- to kill the negro, but that lie feared for his own life when he shot. He bade, his wife poodby and started for Die police station with the doctor, but met Sergeant Boland and Patrolman Ale Way two blocks from the house and surrendered He was taken to the mounted police station In Forest IPark, and the negro's body was removed to the Morgue.

Later, after consulting a lawyer. Field Save this acount of the shooting: "I started to leave the negro and go. up. (Ftairs, and Stanford started towards the door to the porch. Before he reached it, however, he turned, put his hand In his hip-porket, drew back his arm and said: 1 lou'll not get off so As he made the remark, I fired.

I started to myself up but the officers More could do so. I had no wish 1 the "lan- thought he. intended tJJU m(k' and 1 fired for seIf protection." When the police arrived thev searched Stratford pockets. Jn one thev found a large stone, while on the porch "were two ethers which, from their positions, looked i otratford had dropped them from his hands. The police say Stratford had been drinking, and Field says the same.

Robinson, the negro cook, who was in the kitchen when the shootins oc-iVhir6 "Was at reported to have said riitwasuunprovoked- Later she denied w5i PLSUch a statement. She said she "Je.unen but could not see either of them. jJk, attracted a crowd of fash-tXhK Ppld home is In a fine neighborhood, and the house was soon sur-, by 'he curiously inclined. They and learned less. The bodv wa 'M'V blanket when it was removed" fester ene bofore tne crowd col- 40 years old.

of athletic fcuild. ha light hair and blue eves. He came IiereJ years ago from Lexington. has wife and two children-a bov and a girl time the Freeman Wire of the Cuban troops. filter yes, it was the Jewell filter, I remem FINE SAMPLE ber now would do the work.

That was building and carrying on me worn oi tne in-Mitution during the Vi we were in charge of it. and when other physicians got charge of the instituMoa great efforts wera made to take my large practice from me. Among the- methods used were to open up advertisements in the Central Baptist and other papers, blazing advertisements of the old sanitarium and its "staff of 4" of the be-st physicians in the city," and also by the erection, of frea clinic slgus around Bald sanitarum lot and in front of my doors, to tha disgust of many professional men. I could not refrala from following them with advertisements wherever they invaded my field of labor or sought to capture my patients. Not a few strong men agreed with me that 1 bad a right to protect myself and practice.

Their advertisements are well known to the readers of tha Ontral Baptist and several other papers and the advertisements of the Mayfield Sanitarium cautiously stand out to correct impressions that wera calculated to lead our frienda from us. The whole thing is a "tempest in a teapot" and yet may become a cyclone and will take, perhaps, years to adjust it. It does not, however, affect my membership in the State Medical Society, other than the last day and a half of the session, as a delegate of the St. Louis Medical Society, of which latter society I am a member in good standing, having received, last Saturday night, of its President and Secretary, a certificate to the State Medical Society to that effect. My liberality and firm stand with general practitioners has caused me no little opposition.

The rapid prepress of tha Mayfield Sanitarium has engen- dered no little professional jealously with it rivals. V. H. MATFIEU Thai action of the State Association touches every member of the St. Louis Medical Society, for In the resolution rejecting Dr.

May-field's credentials the State Association provides that until the State a. question has been submitted- by Gen. Brooke as to "whether or not the arms should be turned over to the Mayors of towns or to TTnited States nffWrc Cpn. jury that he sustained on Vandeventer ave all. I made a talk and they paid me for it.

Eald me what the work was worth, but I ad no stock In the company. Corbin was with the President only for a few minutes, before the entire Presidential party started off for a drive. Gen Corbin Aty business Is to build water, electric light and gas plants, finance them and sell them. I have been doing that for years. nue a year ago.

Child Entertains. The Golden Chain Humano Society children will give an entertainment Friday evening at the Fourteenth Street Theater. A cantata entitled "The Gypsies' Carnival" will be rendered and there will be other interesting numbers. Organ RecitaL Miss Carolyn Allen, organist, will give "an evening with famous oneras" at the First rnnercra tlnnal proDaDiy win return to Washington on the special which leaves here at 10:30 o'clock to-night. i go to a town, get a rrancnise.

build tne 0jr sample sale of Men's Fine Shoes, last week, ifas such a decided success we are going to give the ladies a chance this week. Samples are the best product of the factory; the best stock is selected and sent to the "cutters," who in turn pass it over to the best "team" in the factory, who are paid more for working on samples than on regular goods you never find any coarse stock or bad workmanship in sample shoes. The line consists of Black and Tans Turn 6oles, Welts and Flexible McKays sizes 3 to 4. We have divided them in two lots and ask a little more than one-half their works, bond them, run them for a while and then find somebody to buy them at a price which will give me a good proht. 6ometimes I -come across a plant which is run oown, buy improve it ana eeu again.

Church, Webster Groves, Friday evening. value for them. I never built ibut one plant on con LICENSE RETURNED- UNUSED. Old William. Cronley Ha Given.

Up Hope of Getting His Promised 16-Year-Old Bride. tract. That was at Belleville. 111. I don't May 1.

Miss Allen will be assisted bv Mrs. Chas. A. Lewis, soprano; Miss Adefe Ghio. harpist, and Mr.

Arthur B. Woodward, violoncellist. Theosonhv. Mr. W.

Johnson rrlll like to do work by contract. It 'doesn't pay so well. bunt tne waterworks plant at neaana lecture on "Theosophical Views," Saturday- and kept it until last summer. Then I sold it and got a. franchise for a street railway system and electric light plant at Association purges Itself of members who TVilliam Cronley of Redwood "Falls, See Wladowe.

See Windows. Nevada, have spent most of my time since last summer at Nevada. Ing, Ninth and Olive streets, under the auspices of Universal Brotherhood Lodge. No. 120 Sfirretary R.

W. Boisselier invites has returned unused the marriage license that was issued May 1, to him and 3Iiss Mamie Bertrend of 3648 Olive street. I began building the waterworks plant BAKER-BAYLES SHOE CO. Opp. Wolff-Wilson's.

Cronley, who is 60 and wealthy, wanted to Pollard's Property. An inventory of the estate of the late Garland Pollard was filed in the Probate firt marry Miss Bertrend, who is 16, pretty and poor. iMisa Bertrend said she didn't love at Sedalia in S88. In 1892 I removed my family to Sedalia. They are still there, but they are livi'ig in rented property.

I have sold nearly all of my property there. For two years and a half I have looking for a house to ibuy in St. Louis, but I have not been able to find one that just suited me. Cronley a little, but would marry him because her mother wished her to do so. They BB County Thursday.

The estate consistT of estimated to be wortn and several valuable pieces of real YEA "I registered In Sedalia and voted there WALKER went io ine marriage license on ice and procured the necessary papers. They went to Dr. Boyd's residence, but not finding him at home, decided to postpone the wedding until the next day. two or three times but I did not consider property in st. Louis St.

Louis Coun- Primary Union. -The St. Louis Pi1- marv Union will hold ita rAnio. CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS Io Piqoes, Seersuckers, Lines aod Ducks, When Miss Bertrend returned to her violate tne ethics or tne profession no credentials from It shall toe recognized by the State Association. The St.

Louis Society is divided in its opinion as to the propriety of Dr. May-field's course, and when the matter comes up for discussion, which it probably will at the next meeting, there will be some warm and earnest debating. "There is a big fight or" said one well known physician. Dr. Ei fe.

IMayfield of 44S4 West Bell place has this to say: "I did not go to Sedalia to attend a meeting of the State Medical Association. "With regard to the statement that was barred from the floor of the association, will say I have never applied for membership in the St. Louis IMedlcal Society, although solicited many times by prominent members of the having neither time nor Inclination to participate in the wrangles of that body for the past six years. "My idea of the code of ethics is to he a gentleman and a physician in the highest sense of the word. "The welfare of my patients is ever my study not how I can injure and degrade a fellow practitioner because of professional Jealousy.

213 NORTH SEVENTH 8T. 213 (rouuJ rinor, Holland Hulldla. Flrt-clsi Loan Oflj. 1'rirat. Lai Rootal builu.ai it my home.

The last two or three years, I think, I registered in St. Louis. I am not sure. I am not much of a politician, you know. "I live now at the Laclede Hotel.

Before goine- there I lived at the Planters' Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Hol- home, she found a letter from a long-time Bwtcuiciiu truijLBumnj u. proposal or marriage. She wired an acceptance and declared her affair with Cronley off. Her mother and Cronley stormed, but she was obdurate, and Cronley left for his and at Hotel Beers. Last year I registered from the Laclede.

I don't remember where I registered from before that. or two years I have had an office here. Minnesota nome the next day in a most disconsolate mood. He is a merchant nnd a mm Eczema, Tetter, or any akin and II I HI MiKd dioeane quickly cured. Bull I 1 1 9 I I'EKKLLOl'! HAIRS.

Warts. nUIlk Moles, Birthmarks, Bears. Tumors, t'ysta, permanently removal without Iiain. Any deformity of the Mouth. Nose, Kara.

jpn, cortected by a painlesx operation. Use LEflULS for tho JOHN- WEH BLY AI. lrmatoloiiNt. 307 Union Trust Bid. I needed a headquarters where my mail could be delivered when I was out of apiarist and has accumulated a fortune es HUMPHREY'S town.

timated at sajo.OOO. His wife was divorced from him a year ago. "During that time St. Louis has been mv warenouseman, but Im.m not beon dnlnZ anything. Mrs.

lie-Id Is prostrated by the tragedy. ford, wa3 28 year oId- supposedly hfi v.8." hpre from Little Rock, where his mother Wves. A brother. H. U.

lt ive him a ooJ reputation. The Inquest was set for Friday. "KATT FLYER" FOR OKLAHOMA. Lsre St. Louis.

8:16 p. K. T. Ry. An-ire So.

McAlester. 2:10 p. m. neit day; Oklahoma City. 7:15 p.

El Ken. 8:15 p. m. WILLIE WAS NOT ABDUCTED. Hs Is Simply a Bad Boy "Who Run Away From Home.

"U'llli Manters, the 9-year-old boy who told the police the strange story of having fceen abducted from his home in Hamilton, Ontario. Canada, "has proved to be a great romancer. Mrs. J. Jacques read the boy's story tn the PoKt-llspatch and Friday called at th Four Couits and identified Willie as her M-other.

who ran away from home last Tuesday. Mrs. Jacques says 5ier father works in a Pouth St. luis rolling mill. Her husband Is employed by the GranltCity Steel Oo cross the river.

They all came from. Hairl llton. Ontario, a few weeks ago and last week they moved to St. Loute. The boy ran awjy fnm home Tuesday.

Mrs. Jacques Willie had run awav from home several times. She will see her father and It Is likely Willie will go to the House of Ref- home. I have spent here, counting all the days together. I suppose, at least four months in each year; maybe five.

1 got a little unenviable notoriety in con BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN. AMUSEMENTS. POWDERED. i.uu.rwis, ocvpNiii, Between Olive and Pine streets. The lesson will be taught bv Mrs.

Burgess and an interesting report will be given of the- Atlanta International Convention. All mothers, primary and Junior teachers invited. Business and Religion. Mr. E.

C. Simmons delivered an address to the local Council of the Brotherhood of St Andrew at the Church of the Holy Communion Thursday evening on the "Application of Business Principles to the Religious Life" The council accepted the resignation of President Charles N. Holmes and elected F. S. Tousey to succeed him.

Celebration, The Young People's Association of the Independent Evangelical Protestant H'ly Ghost Church, Grand and Page avenues, celebrated the second anniversary of its organization Thursdav night with an excellent musical and literary programme, the most interesting feature of which was an address in verse by Dr. Ilgen, pastor of the church. Counterfeit Bill. An unidentified negro presented a $50 bil at the Sub-Treasury to be changed Thursday, and Chief Clerk Ricker discovered that it was a good counterfeit the issue of lXKs nection with the capital removal scheme. That was this way.

The people of Sedalia had been trying for that a long time and making no (progress. I ibought ud a Items of Particular Interest Con OLYMPIC, a icmt8 more. laii 3QLID. CTRlfl lot of land and went into the thing. I Mr.

Lawrence Hanlev and Company. To-night and St. Night and feat. Mattaeet "THE JIARHLR HEART." ASSAULTED BY A BRAKEMAN Sam Harris Is in a Critical Condition as a 'Result of His Attempt to Steal a Ride, densed for Busy Readers of tha Post-Dispatch. figured that if the capital was moved to Sedalia I would be able to sell the land for a lot mora than it cost me.

I went to Jefferson City and got a resolution author South Turners. The annual May fes COLUMBIA. ONLY BIO NOVELTY SHOW IN TUB CITY. FASHIONABLE VAUDEVILLE. Tbe Psntzer Metritis snd Stetson, Oss tival of the South.

St. Louis Turnverein will be held at Concordia Park next Sunday. a izing tne submis-ston or tne proposition to the voters through both houses of the Legislature. I got it through quick, too. Well, after a while I didn't approve of the way some of the people were conducting things and I pulled out.

Did I lose anything on the land? Certainly not. Ang-ora Goat. Edward H. Schapp of Kaston avenue has donated an Angora ay snd Dsjne I.lztle end Viol Daly, snd el ether lite specialties. l.t week of the sessoa.

Eenlngs 10, 2ft. hi). TnV: dully rnstlnees, 2.V. "I don't care much about the loh of goat to tne zoological collection in Forest Park. Public Excluded.

The "Lexow Com 7 It Lye I guaraateedby W.H. Prteemeyer maaatectarer. EtUblhbed la St. Louie Over 25 fears. Water Commissioner.

I can make more on the outside. Clerk Ricker then questioned the negro closely end made copious notes on the an mittee" of the City Council has announced But there's this about the job, it THE GARDEN OF SUCCESS. TWO SHOWS DAILY. RAIN or SHINS Week Mar Utb. Bcaeflt Ibe SL Leuis Peilc Rellef Fund In Hepklns Pavlllos.

Vas deville Show. tnat, as it is only an investigating anil not a trial body, the publio wall be excluded from its sessions. Gone Home. The out-of-town delegates to th Retail Liquor Dealers' Benevolent Association returned to their homes Thursday night after a day spent in carriage drives about the city. Without License.

Ike Haney and swer, vvnile he whs doing this the negro ran from the building. He said his name was John Jones, and that he lived on Vandeventer avenue. Banquet. The St. Louis Paint, Oil and Irug Club closed its season Thursday nfght with a banquet at the Mercantile dub.

Addresses were delivered by W. P. Kennett. C. P.

Walbridge. I). I. Daugher-ty, rHincan Mellier. Nelson C.

Robblns. W. S. Miikn. C.

F. Meyer. Herman Pockels, Gus J. Meyer and Henry B. Kent.

QUICK COMFORT Sam (Harris, a negro, 20 years old, is in a critical condition at the City Hospital. He was picked up at Broadway and Sa-lena etreet Thursdav. There was a cut, five inches long, on his head, which Dr. INewcomb at the South Side Dispensary said was serious. 'Harris said that his home was In Cornerstone, IMiss.

Last Sunday, he said, he boarded an Iron Mountain train at Annapolis. intending to beat his way to St. Louis. A brakeman discovered him and ordered him off. Harris offered the brakeman 50 cents, which was refused.

The brakeman struck him on the head with a club and knocked him off the train. Harris was unconscious for awhile, but regained his senses and started back to Annapolis. The man in charge of the railway pump house met the wounded negro and took him into the town, where he got a doctor to dress his wound. The operator put him on board a train and tie was carried to Hogan, Mo. Harris then made his way to Ironton, where a physician again dressed his wounds.

Harris offered to work for the doctor 1f he would care for tiis wounds until they were healed. The doctor would not do this and Harris managed to get to St. Iouis. Harris does not know the name of the brakeman who struck him. He gave the police a description of the man and said he could identify him if he were arrested.

Thomas Riggins, charged with selling liquor "CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS RINGEN STOVE COI UHRIG'S CAVE. Williams and Weinberg's Stock Compiny, Commencing; Hatarday Matinee. May 20, THE GALLEY SLAVE. AdsBlsslon IksUMi 25e Bargain Matinee" ed. Bat.

and Ann, 2SS) 4Y4- beata on sie at E. Jaccard Jewelry Co. would give me a lot of prestige in njy business. D'you seef "If I am confirmed I will see to it that St. Louis water is filtered.

I will make arrangements to let the contract at once. There are a lot of good filter companies. The lowest bidder will get it. After it's built the city can buy it if It wants to. "I am satisfied that the plant can be built for a good deeil less than Mr.

Hol-man estimates. I think it. can be built ror a million and a half. If I was to get a filtering plant installed In St. Louis If would be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to me in my business.

Ii'ycu seeP "There's nothing in the talk about a corporation wanting to get possession of the Waterworks. I don't represent any such corporation. I wouldn't do it beeaui private ownership of the Xvnterworks of city as large a. St. lxuis is not practicable, bid on the plant at Peoria.

when the city sold It, but my bid was too low. "I am all right. I can show up $i0 Ow or $500,000 and I made It all by hard knocks Mr. Quigley looks like he talks. lie talks like "a house afire." He looks the 1art of a man who has succeeded bv "mak-ng talks." He is abrim with nervous energy.

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Wells is 45 years old, a well digger, and lives with his wife at 7:9 South Broadway. He was at work digging a well for John Aon der Haar at Luxembourg, St. Iuis County. The well was dug 60 feet deep and a strata of rock hail been reached. A hole had been drilled and he was preparing to blat the.

rock. The fuse had been fixed and he had given the signal to be drawn, to the surface. He was drawn un "bv a windlass and A. SHOBER. DENTIST.

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May The cargo of the North German Lloyd nteumer Barbaross.i whleh caught fire yesterday was still being tnken out to-day. The French liner. La Hretagne. Into which the Barbarossa run her bows, was also being lightened. Botn vwete were at their dock and In no HIGHLANDS INN COTTAGES OPRM SATURDAY.

MAT STUe- A free trial treatment ts being sent out by tb Btate Medical Institute in order to demunstrate the fact that tbe most horrible of all diseases ran be cured. There Is a food deal of contro.ersy orer tbla subject among tboee wbo declare tbe disease incur. Me. but tbe fscts sre Indubitable and must be ackDotrledge'l. Tbe action of this new remedy Is peculiar.

Tbe physician Id charge of tbe has bad a loos; and Tarled eiperlence treating ttia disease of tbe blood sad about two yeara after a loos series of eiperlmeats. he found tbe sact specific that offsets the poison, renders It Hfeleca and ellmlaatee It from tbe body. Harlng personally eiamtned many hundreds or cs.es snd fsffitllsnxed himself wtth eTery detsll of tbe disease, bis dlscorery esms nsturslly and has neer filled him. One of bis recent cures wss a most hopeless esse, tbe diaesse bslog caused tbe hair to fall out and the body waa one mass of putrescent sores, bolls, blotches aod unalshtly dlsr flgursmente. Ia a few dsye tbe eotire outer aa healed and there was aotlccauie loiruremeai In all other respects A brief cootlouatioa of the remedy brought about a radical cure.

Tbe free trial treatment has sseed a great many who otherwise were doomed to early destrurtloa snd It was this object which Induced the institute to make tbe offer, to sll cases where the sores here become cbsrscterlstlc of tbe disease, tbe sat-ferer fully realizes tbs asms sod nature of his affliction, but grest msny wbo bsee Inherited tbe disease or wbo bk-e recently contracted It should ssk tbe Institute for their Ss-page book describing fully the disease and also eiplalelaf tbe actios of their new remedy, StQilile. Seod Jour a sine and address to tbe State Medics! Institute. 62 Base Block. Ft. Wayne, tod.

sod they will forward, prepaid, tbe free trial trestment tbst will bring to tbe sufferer such wonderful relief, such ss ecstaile feeliug of joy for tbs ImpruremeBt shows ss to fully compensate for the suffering and me-speir that previous lailuie has caused. Write fay without fall. Family ard Heelta Betxwet. Fsysl MRH. WARXER.

Meaar. CURE YOURSELF! Tea fttffSi fftr ennatarai when the bucket in which he was standing diKfearc, irritations vr elieraiiuBe lltd.rs. AufUMd The officials of 1he German line said to of niarooa mnbrinM. wa aoi St slrtetvr. the varl reached the top the rope broke and he and the bucket fell back into the well.

A rope wa lowered and another workman descended. Wella was unconscious. IPeremta wsihms. fainl.es, and but aatria DR. CROSOMAN'O SPECIFIC MIXTURQ.

For tbs curs sf Goosrrbass. Olsstt, OrtM turts. so snslsgous callat ta ttKXJARTERf, 4S-S WOOD 5T. eo Poisonous. Xxcure HEADQUARTERS 31J WhI Bold ft Prelims, day un-y were confident that the Barba-Tosna would be able to start out again oi Monday.

La Bretagne will go to dry dock to-day. There ts no known want that the Poet Dtspetoli wsiti oaot fulflU. "or sent Id plain wrapper It einrwa, M'MiJ. uJ I He was placed in the tub and drawn once more to the surface. He was sent to his home tn a wagon.

A doctor was called, who says Wells Is so badly Injured that recovery la improbable. Orfaaa af Ohnii 1. bottle. VsrssUI Bl Ml 19 State 51 Broad 417 vtu s. si na.

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