St. Joseph Gazette from St. Joseph, Missouri • 5

ST. JOSEPH DAIL.Y GAZETTE-HE ALD, FRIDAY, MARCH S. 1901. a veir under the bounty law. The bounty expires in 1908, and If the trust can put out 10,000,000 tons of manufactured product in that period it will cost the Canadian taxpayers $10,000,000 in TOWNSEND WY ATT DRY GOODS COMPANY cash.

The situation is thus summed up: With the Morgan-Rockefeller trust con- trolliag the iron and steel of the Atlan tic seaboard, with Hill and Rockefeller the asement Bargains i Big controlling the coal of the Crows Nest Pass, with the same combination directing the Midland, the "9oo" and the Nanaimo (B. enterprises, the annexation of Canada's industries will be practically complete. and Canada henceforth a mere annex of the American syndicate. These subjects will come prominently to the front during the coming month. and indications of the policy of the gov ernment are sure to be elicited by the discussions in the railway and private THE GREAT SALE OF STEEL ENAMEL WARE That so many have been looking for begins Friday Morning and continues Two Days Friday and Saturday.

A Reduction of 20 Per Cent from our previously low prices, will be made during this sale on all lines, including Stransky's, imported; Vollrath's Turquoise, Regal Blue and White, Peerless, and Sterling Gray Enamel Wares. This means that you can buy: bills committees of the House, where all such questions must be thoroughly sifted. 1POWBEEL TOOK OUT MAN'S STOMACH Rarest of Surgical Operations Success A 2-quart Tea A 2Vs-quart Sauce Tan for 2UC or Coffee Pot 32c for A Oi-quart Sauce Pan for A 4V-quart Sauce A 3-quart Tea or Coffee Pot for Pan for fully Performed. NEW YORK, March J. Mc-Kenna, a clerk in an insurance company, is in St.

Luke's hospital recovering from a surgical operation, one of the rarest known to modern science. The operation is known as gastro-anterostomy, and consists of removing the patient's stomach, cutting away the pylorus and several malignant growths in Its vicinity, and restoring the stomach to its former place. McKenna was resting easy last night and the physicians say that, if the present improvement continues, he will be For a third of a century American housewives have found Dr. Price's Baking Powder invariably a guarantee of light, sweet, pure and wholesome food. Always makes the perfect biscuit, cake and bread 36C 40C 26c 28c ssfsrs 4.

A 54-quart Tre serving Kettle A 6-quart Preserving Kettle A 4-quart Tea or Coffee Pot for A 5-QUART TEAKETTLE FOR A 1-QUART PUDDING PAN FOR ONLY 60c 68c Note. Baking powders made from alum and other harsh, caustic acids are lower in price, but inferior in work and injurious to the stomach. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. CHICAGO. I2C I4C up In a week, jviclvenna compiamea some months ago of severe pains in his stomach, and was troubled with insomnia.

Altogether his symptoms suggested severe indigestion. A tube inserted through his oesophagus into his stomach showed a total disappearance of all acids and a destruction of the pepsin, making digestion impossible. Food taken into the stomach was taken away seventeen A 2-QITART PUDDING PAN FOR A 7-QUART TEAKETTLE FOR ONLY hours later in practically the same con e.r portion of the day was taken up in arguing this case before the jury. JUDGES AGREE dition as before. The condition called The trouble between Anderson and LIBRARY IS NOW ASSURED THE SAME MONEY-SAVING PRICES Will Prevail Throughout Our Large, New Stock of Enamel Ware, Just Received.

for an examination, which disclosed a tumor as big as a hen's egg and a sys Russell is said to have taken place near UPON DATES Frazer, June 23. last. The two tematic degeneration of the pancreas. families had had a law suit, Which was won by the Russeils. It is alleged that on the day of the difficulty between the The patient was thereupon prepared for the operation.

The vertical incision about five inches long was made in the abdomen, and through the growth the TOWNSEND 6 WYATT'SaSffg principals in the ease, they met on the road and Anderson threatened to cut ANDREW CARNEGIE'S GIFT Will BE $25,000. REGISTRATION P0R CITY ELECTION MARCH 22 AND 23. exposed pylorus showing a tumor out Ruesell with a knife. Kussell went af side of the stomach. An incision was ter a warrant for the arrest of Anderson, when he was met by the latter, then made in the stomach and inside was found a cancerous growth the size of a large orange.

who stabbed him In the neck and side. M. George Daniel, the native of Kur- The point where the incision was destan. who was bound over to the made at the pylorus is the exit of the Friday and Saturday, March 22 and 23, have been practically agreed upon by the county court as the time for the registration for the city election to be held April 2, although no official order to that effect has been made. criminal court some time ago for assault and battery on Pearl Doles, his Andrew Carnegie will give $23,000 for the erection of a free public library building in South St.

Joseph. John Donovan, will donate one block of ground it) South St. Joseph upon which the building will be erected. As soon as the conditions of the gift are ac 99 private secretary, was yesterday in stomach into the intestines, the other opening being the entrance through the oesophagus. The stomach was cut away from the Intestines and the organ was lifted completely out of its place dicted by the grand jury for attempted We Are Mow fitadly criminal assault.

He pleaded not guilty The question will be definitely decided this week, as the law provides that no and laid on a cushion of antiseptic tice for all special and municipal elections shall be published for ten days, cepted ty tht: city council the work of cloths placed on the patient's chest. Then the doctors cut away the tumor building will commence. twenty days in advance of the election. to the charge and his trial was set for March 11. He was taken to the workhouse in default of bond of $750.

The charge of assault and battery against him was dismissed by the prosecuting attorney. Mr. Donovan In the city this This leaves the court but little time to act. Another matter that the court will and cut off the pylorus, the other malignant growth being also thoroughly cut away. The stomach was then put back in its accustomed place, having morning, after visiting Mr.

Carnegie in New York City. The purpose of his have to take under consideration is the date of the registration and the time for Roy Frogge and Jesse Cook pleaded not guilty to the charge of murder In holding the special election for the pur visit was to present plans for the build been joined to the intestines with silk sutures. ing to Mr. Carnegie, who had already pese of submitting to the voters of the county the proposition to authorize the But little blood was apparent through the first degree and their trial was set for April 1. William Blagg and Otis E.

Wright will be tried for robbery March 18. The case of the State against Fred issuing of $100,000 worth of bonds for placed himself on record as willing to derate for the purpose. The out the whole operation, which lasted one hour and fifteen minutes. The pa building a new jail. Each one of our seven floors is packed full of New Carpets and Draperies for the Spring trade.

These goods are bought directly from the best and largest manufacturers in the United States, and at prices that no retailer can get. If we were not large jobbers of these goods we could not make such low prices in our retail department, We are also showing a fine line of carpet-size Rugs, made from remnants that are considerably below mill cost. In fact our special prices for this month will be unequaled in any section of the country. Pryor, on the charges of assault with tient rallied at once, and it was seen that the operation was a success. plans taken to New York by Mr.

Donovan wore drawn by E. J. Kckel, the Intent to kill and petty larceny, will be Several days ago a petition signed by-over 100 of the prominent citizens and taxpayers of the city was presented to the court by Huston Powers, ex-deputy architect and to follow them would involve an expense of $10,000 additional to ELECTRIC RAYS BY RELAYS sheriff, asking the court to order a spe tried March 18. A motion for a new trial and for arrest of judgment has been filed by the defendant in the case of the State against Isaac Jenkins, who was found guilty of assault and cial election for the purpose above nam- the $16,000 offered by Mr. Carnegie.

rt has decided to call the Experiments in Wireless Telegraphy ed and the cou Prove Great Success. When Mr. Donovan called upon the philanthropist and represented to him election, the law requiring it to do so upon the presentation of a petition WASHINGTON, March 7. An inter- properly signed. The members of the oountv court were anxious that this MISSION IS DISCONTINUED esting account of successful experiments matter be deferred until the next gen the additional expense that would be attached, providing a suitable building were put up, Mr.

Carnegie did not hesitate to offer more. The conditions li. wireless telegraphy is contained in reports received at the State Department from Consul George W. Roosevelt at eral election, but the petition now before the court leaves the judges no option. Carpet (Co 1 Brady Brussels, Belgium.

The experiments Rev. Eli Austin Will Leave Today for Oklahoma. Rev. Eli Austin, of the Undenominational City Mission, has given up his work here and will leave tonight for They are forced to call an election. Bonds Run Twenty Years.

exacted were that the city would expend annuully for the maintenance In the petition presented by Mr. Pow were conducted by Emile Guarinl, the inventor of an automatic repeater. He established the futility of attempting to send messages over a disc of twenty-five miles without the aid of captive balloons or masts. He then turned all his atten of the library. Mr.

Donovan will sub ers it is provided that the bonds shall The largest Wholesale and Retail Carpet and Drapery House in the entire West. run for twenty years and bear not more mit the proposition to the city council at the next meeting of that body and tion toward the transmission of the elec than 3 per cent interest. It calls for the erection of a jail, modern in every respect and of sufficient size to accom there is r.o doubt that the conditions tric rays by relays, and in this It is stated was entirely successful. He tele modate 150 prisoners. The question of a named wiil be accepted.

Will Be Modern. graphed from a station on top of a site is left with the county court. If the members of this body should deem structure In Brussels to one on the tow The building will be one of the most It necessary to purchase a new site not of the Sons of the Revolution ana er of St. Komoant cnurcn in luaunco. Numerous messages were received and n-cdern edifices of its kind in the "West, El Reno, where he will engage in missionary work.

Ed. Segrest, of the J. S. Brittain Dry Goods who has assisted Reverend Austin in his work here, will accompany him. The Undenominational City Mission, at S02 North Second street will be discontinued.

Reverend Austin has been a resident of St. Joseph eight years, seven of which he has spent in missionary work. One year he was supply pastor of Oakland Park Methodist Episcopal church. He has accomplished a great deal of good here as director of the mission, and there are hundreds of poor and needy people In the city and vicinity whom he hfs befriended, who will re M. Hall appeared for the Society for transmitted with great distinctness and and will greatly add to the appearance the Preservation of Scenic and Histori more than $8,000 is to be expended for that purpose.

When the proposition to vote bonds for the new jail was before the people at the last general election. two messages were received at a time of South St. Joseph. The tract of land Great when communication with the ground mated by Mr. Donovan covers an en an option on the property at the northeast corner of Fourth and Robidoux streets was given the county court, the from the transmitter had been interrupted.

This was the first instance on record where wireless messages were exchanged between two large cities with tire block and lies just south of Illinois avenue, near the street railway transfer price being niiint for the lake. The tract measure the antennes placed on high monuments. Trains cal Places of Interest. The mansion was built in 1750 by Roger Morris, a colonel in the British army. General Washington used the mansion as headquarters, during the summer of 1776.

Stephen Jumel bought the property in 1800, and his widow, Mme. Jumel, who married Aaron Burr, occupied the property at the time of her death, in 1865. The house is in a fair state of preservation. The cost of the property to the city will be about $200,000. It is claimed that there is some show of success for the bond proposition at 260 bv 4W feet, and is centrally located and without the help of captive balloons this time, for the reason that the farm ers.

who voted so unanimously against mm mm a3l gret to see him go. Reverend Austin is grateful to his friends who have assisted him in his work. He will leave for the southwest this afternoon at a o'clock. it last fall, are now willing to vote for or kites. The rays arriving at traversed several towns over chimneys, monuments, woods and other obstacles, which tend to stop or weaken the electric radiations.

Mr. Guarinis system involves the LEAVE AT the bonds and that there is always a better show for the success of a bond 9 ii proposition at a special election than at a treneral election. Those w-ho favor the method used in ordinary electric teleg- BABY ONLY SIX INCHES LONG II- I I building of a new jail are confident that raphy of relays and translators, the ap i No. 42 No. 56 paratus at mtermeuiuie siuuuua c-- Birth of Smallest Healthy Child on the issuance of bonds will be authorized The building will also be used for a night school, and rooms will be set apart for a workingmen's club.

In speaking of this club and the reading rooms they would have access to, Mr. Donovan said this morning: There are many men and young boys who get out from work about 5 or 6 o'clock in the evering. From that time vintil the next morning they have nothing to occupy their attention and the workingmen's club and the reading rooms will give them an opportunity to Improve their minds, instead of spend BOGUS LORD TURNS UP AGAIN Police of New Haven, Hake an Important Arrest. NEW HAVEN. March 7.

Al DAILY. 6s55 for its construction at this time. Record in South. ing the message automatically as received. Mr.

Guarinl presents a formidable argument against the hope that great FOR ST. LOUIS, ARRIVING 6:56 P. M. The Famous ELI for Chicago, arriving 8:50 a. m.

Dining Car for Breakfast. FOR ST. LOUIS. ARRIVING 7:19 A. JH.

distances will ever be traversed at a DAILT. ingle flash. "The world is round." he says, "and the ray3 spread in a straight The county court will meet today or tomorrow as a board of health and will raise the quarantine, which has been in force at the jail for over a month. It will be necessary to destroy all of the furniture and fixtures in the interior of the jail. All of the bedding and mattresses will be burned and the jail will be thoroughly fumigated.

While this is being done the prisoners will be placed EUREKA SPRINGS, March 7. A boy baby born to Monte Newport and wife here last night is six inches long and weighs twenty-four ounces. It is perfectly formed and physicians see no reason why it should not live and thrive. It Is no doubt the smallest healthy child ever born in the State, if not in the south. line.

fred Parsons, under arrest here on the charge of atempting to obtain money from President Hadley of Yale, by means of a fraudulent check on the Chemical Bank of New York, has been identified as the same man, who some time ago, secured $200 from a bank in New York on a worthless check, on the indorsement from the president of Co 9:35 a No. 16 CONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS. CHICAGO. March 7. With the acqui DAILT.

sition of the Chicago institute me T-nlvpritv of Chicago came the an in the Jail office and guarded until the interior of the county prison has been ing the time in idleness." The news of the double gift from Mr. Carncyie and Mr. Donovan spread throughout South St. Joseph this morning. Citizens are jubilant over the stroke of good fortune.

EIRE DAMAGES BRIDGE. MEMPHIS, March 7. Fire, nouncement vesterday that the univer thoroughly cleansed. sitv trustees, who have controlled the Through Chair Cars and Pullman Cars on all above Trains. Tickets and information at City Ticket Office, Sixth and Felix Streets.

CANADA HAS HARD PROBLEM Chicago mutual training school for the VHIMMUH nHO nnnu lluutul" few haVe decided to make last few; a department of the that institution DUtna HE CALLED HARL A JACKASS lumbia University. To President Hadley, Parsons represented himself as Lord Rosse of Birr Castle. Ireland. The police here now believe that Parsons is, in reality, Sidney Lascelles, the bogus Lord Beresford who served a term in the Georgia State prison. Police Captain Cowles said: "I received word from Rockvill this morning that our man answers the description of Sidney Lascelles, who rep Industries Rapidly Coming Under Control of Americans.

new school oi school which is to be established at the supposed to have originated from a cinder dropped from an engine, destroyed 100 feet of the flooring of the bridge across the Mississippi River this morning. No trains have crossed since, but the damage probably will be repaired in time for the resumption of traffic at 4 p. m. The trains delayed are those of the Kansas City Memphis. Cotton Belt, Iron Mountain and Choctaw, Oklahoma Gulf roads.

NEW TORK. March 7. A special university. This will mean the permanent abandonment and sale of the manual training school building, which is expected to bring about $100,000, a sum from Ottawa," says: The Parliament of Canada will be en gaged until the end of the session jn the consideration of threo. of the largest which will be added to the endowment fund of the pedagogical school.

The John Dewey school will also probably be included in the consolidation. This Memphis Route measures ever presented for its consideration since the inception of the Ca No one knows the unbearable torture The Accused Replies in Kind, Roasting Mike Moran. Habitues of the criminal court were entertained this morning for a few moments by a lively tilt between Attorneys M. G. Moran and T.

W. Harl, who became quite personal in their arguments before the jury in the case of the State gainst Charles Anderson, charged with cutting John E. Russell. Moran, in the course of his address to the jury, stated that Harl, who was assisting the prosecution, did not pretend to know any law and had never been accused of resented himself to be Lord Beresford. an English nobleman, and married Mies Clara Pelky, daughter of a wealth merchant in Providence.

According to our story the false Lord Beresford took his bride to Mexico, but was last beard from at Hot Springs." Sidney Lascelles cut quite a figure in New York in the early nineties. He nadian Pacific railroad scheme. James J. Hill, F. II.

Clergue and prominent decision on the part of the trustees comes as a part of the general plan to establish at the university a pedagogical school which shall contain all the one undergoes irom piles unless they are so afflicted. TABLEK BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is a quick, safe and painlcs cure. Price. 50 cents in bottles. Tubes.

75 cents. Sold by The Strtb-len Pharmacy, corner 5th and Edmond. NEGROSCAPElrrLYlTCHING. LIBERTY, March 7. Moss Million, a negro, who cut and perhaps fa promoters engaged in securing charters will superintend operations here.

These measures are the Crows Nest Pass Coal and Railway project, the Canadian deivartments necessary to complete an elaborate educational scheme in wnicn ProciHt Warner. Colonel Parker and Lloyds bill and the scheme intended to complete a new transcontinental route jQh Dewey are all interested and con The Southeastern Limited practically unaer govnumeui "'iu cerned. and partially under government owner married Miss Mabel Lilienthal of Yon-kers. While posing as a lord in Rome, he forged a check for $1,000 and was sentenced to State prison. He was pardoned by Governor Atkinson.

His wife obtained a divorce while he was in prison. On being released Lascelles promised to reform, came north and married Mias Pelky. A Brand New Train, strictly up-to-date. Cafe observation dining cars. Leaves Kansas Union Station daily at 6:30 p.

reaching Birmingham at 3:50 the next afternoon. Carries a through sleeper to Jacksonville Write to Passenger Department Kansas City, for booklet ship. WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS. NEW YORK, March 7. The Jumel A hard problem which must be faced tally wounded Ray Bailors, wnite, at Fcelsior Springs, has been brought here for safe keeping.

After Million's arrest last night street lamps near the jail were put out and the officers, fearing an attempt to lynch the negro, slipped him out of town. Sailors was cut on the reck and face and will likely die. is the acquisition by American capitalists of the control of Canada's greatest mansion and grounds in Harlem, which industries. It is computed that the pas being a lawyer. Ills praying remiuueu him of a jackass.

Harl replied by saying that Moran had told his jackass story during the trial of every one of the three cases in which he haJ been employed since commencing the practice of law in St. Jo-Feph. He said that he never noticed Moran and didn't even speak to him, as he refused to have anything to do with people of that character. This is not the first time the two attorneys have clashed in the trial of cases. The great- sage of the Sydney (Cape Breton) steel and coal interests into the hands of the wvn Viiirii-an have earache, saturate! were occupied by General Washington as headquarters, will come into the possession of the city as a public show place of revolutionary relics, through the action of the board of public improvement.

Walter S. Logan appeared before tha board a the representative American Steel syndicate means, in ef- BUSINESS NOTICES. a piece or cotton wiin dauaku i i SNOW LINIMENT, and place it in the i feet, that tha Canadian treasury will be called upon to pay direct tribute to ear. It will stop the pain qujetuy. trice.

-3 and 60 cents. Sold by the Stribleaj Pharmacy, corner -and JfcdmomL tha syndicate to the xtent ot $13,800,008 P. Morley gives a discount for cash on all coal orders..