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'I THE LEAVENWORTH' TIMES. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER, 4 1907 ME wuuu THE INFflHTBY FOR JURY TRIAL i ITS SAME I I i i i -r-v i a I After; Many Threats She Takes This AS MOUNT AREUt Action in Her sstnt Agauxst Senator Piatt. Made in NeTtf Tbrfc RIGHT in the heart of Fashionable New York, the Benjamin organization, the greatest of its kind is making Clothes for Fashionable New York New York. Oct.

3 -The formerly hard working but recently1 -inactive Nemesis Officers Who Walk Think They Should The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of of the senior senator from Xew York signalized her return to the arena yes Have Pay Eoual to Those Who Rii AVAKERS. terday by "a motion which attorneys for and has been made under his per- -sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive youin this. 7wedMins(? ers. Each new model comes to us as soon Mae Wood brought the suit for divorce filed againtt Thoma3 Collier Piatt HEW ADJUTANT FOR THE POST Private Jesse McCullah Who Spent as it is created So it is that we sell Clothes Made In New York in the New York Style of to-day.

Correct Clothes for Men Money Entrusted to Him Gets Four Years Man Thought Drowned Surrenders and Gets a Year in December of last year. J. Day Lee, of Xo. 49 Wall street, representing O'Flaherty Fulton, Miss Wood's attorneys, of Richmond, appeared in Special Term, Part of the supreme court, before Justice Seabury in a motion to frame issues for a jury trial. John B.

Stanchfield appeared in court forflatt, although his attorneys of record are given as O'Brien, Boardman Mr. Stanchfield argrued that All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-goodare but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is GASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil," -Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.

It age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind -Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving, healthy and, natural The ClhUden's-Panacea The Mother's Friend.

Exclusive Agent Here. the papers in the1 case did not state 1 The officers of the infantry arm of the service stationed at the Presidio of Monterey, California, are evidently waging war on the ramers of the bill which will be presented to congress requesting increase of pay. In petitioning the adjutant general of the army they claim that the distinction in pay between' the mounted and disr mounted officers, as fixed by law, is detrimental to the infantry arm of the "service and unjust and the cause of much dis- content. They also claim that an in fantry officer below the grade of field, of ALWAYS CASORIA GENUINE Bears the Si gnature of what questions the jury was to aeciae and1 opposed tip? motion. Xo decision was rendered, Justice Seabury taking the matter under advisement.

When Senator Piatt married Mrs. Lilian Janeway inH903, Miss Wood, who had been stenographer in Washington, threatened to sue nim for breach of promise. Before beginning this suit she decided to issue in book form a great packet of alleged love letters which she declared had been written to her by "The Easy Boss." This Anique little volume was to be entitled, "The Love Letters of a Boss," HUSBANDS FOR THEIR WIVES Tie KM You HaYe Always Bought In Use For Over, 30 Years. the ccntaur company, tt murrav btrcct. nkwvonk errr.

and those of Miss Wood intimates who had obtained a preliminary peep freely declared that the volume would have a record-breaking run as the top notcher of the six best sellers. Before this pleasing conceit, could be executed most of the letters disappeared. Miss Wood Improved Gas Heaters. If you intend using Gas for Heating this fall you are cofdially invited to come in and inspect our stock of Gas Heaters. We have all styles and sizes, "from the small stove for the bath room to the fine Large Heater for the Sitting room or Parlor.

You can put Burners in your Wood or Coal Heater, Furnace or Cook Stove. RESNOR HEATERS $2.50 to $13.00 CLASSIC HEATERS (Asbestos Back) $5.00 to $7.00 CLASSIC HEATERS (Artificial Fuel) $6.00 to $8.00 GREAT WESTERN $12.00 to $14.00 CLASSIC QUADRUPLE $12.50 to $21.00 SUNFLOWER $13-00 up MAYFLOWER $2000 up T. T. RE BU RN, tdree.er- LITTLE DOG KILLS A BIG PERFORMING BEAR. ficer (major) receices for life, after re-tiremeat, much less pay than that of a mounted officer, and that there can be no reason for this unless the war department officially recognizes it as a fact that an infantry officer is inferior in worth to the government compared with a mounted of-ficed.

In the fourth consideration these officers claim that the additional pay is used as an attraction for young men entering the service, to the- mounted branches in preference to the dismounted. In the eighth paragraph of the petition it is recommended that the pay bill provide that the pay of all officers of the line of the same rank and length of service, on the active list, be uniform and the same, and similarly on the retired list. In conclusion of the request which is ndorsed favorably by Colonel M. P. Maus, Twentieth infantry, it says that the importance of infantry has Increased in every way with the improvement in small arms.

A higher degree of training is required, greater technical skill and ability for the direction, of fire and determination of distances. The infantry officers standing and requirements are as hlgli as that of any arm and of much more comparative value and Importance than ever before. On the training and efficiency of infantry depends success in battle, and any discrim-iation against this important branch of the service is a source of discontent and loss of esprit de corps, and will militate greatly to prevent that high state of efficiency which it must attain to be successful in future warfare. Eighteenth infantry, who was tried for desertion in violation of the 47th article of war, has been received at the Post. The sentence was approved as recommended to be dishonorably discharged the service of the United-States "has coin-fined in-the military prison for four-years.

McCullah not only deserted the service but was guilty of fraudulent enlistment and conduct to the of -good order and military discipline by receiving from Private Henry Evans of his own company the sum of embezzling it; also $25 from Private Charlie Ford, same company, and $10 rom: Private Russell These three men had entrusted their savings with McCullah. filed suit for $35,000 against Robert J. Waynne, the then Consul-general in London; William Loeb, secretary to the President, and J. Martin Miller, alleging that they had conspired to and had been successful in obtaining the manuscript of her book and most of the letters. Following a suit for $25,000 against Senator Piatt and the United States Express Company for services she had rendered.

Miss Wood filed her suit for divorce on December 17, 1906. She declared she was married to the aged senator on Xovember 9, 1901, in a room in ther Fifth Avenue hotel, by Edward W. Rice, an ordained Episcopal minister. She showed a certificate and gave the name of a witness. Attorney Lee "said yesterday: "This is the first move in an action, for absolute divorce brought by Mrs.

Thomas C. Piatt, formerly Mae Wood, against United States Senator Piatt. We expect the Two New Yorkers Afraia "Better" Halves Will Be Named as Co-Respondents in Suit. Xew York, Oct. 3.

Two. Brooklyn men are tortured by dreadful suspicions. Both burn to know, yet shrink from learning, who is the "mysterious co- respondent" named by Mrs. Marie Louise Swan in her divorce suit. A supreme court justice in Brooklyn will be asked, perhaps twice, for an order to open the referee's report, on the testimony in the Swan suit, on which Justice Abbott wrote last Saturday: "The papers 'in this action shall be sealed on the entry of and the same shall' not be exhibited ta any person unless by order of the court." As told, the beautiful Mrs.

Swan sued Henry Tilden Swan for divorce and charged that a woman, whom she named specifically, had caused Swan to forget his marriage vows "on or about July 13, 1907." Promptly after receiving the report of the referee, by whom the testimony was taken, Justice Abbott signed the decree and giving her tne custody ot her two children. Wealthy Woman Co-Respondent. The quiet rumor in the court, which judges and lawyers helped to spread, New York, Oct. 3. While two itinerant showmen accompanied by two large performing bears were passing: through the Long Island village of Aihagansett yesterday," a small "bulldog owned by 'William Bennett rushed at.

them and caught one' of the "bears by' the leg. A fierce batthVensued and the dog got a fatal grip on the throat of the bear. Xo one dared go to the rescue of poor bruin. The showmen, even with' their poles, were unable to shake' the dog's grip, and the bear was dead within thirty minutes. An Unexplained Apotheosis.

Little Helen had been having some simple "star lessons" at school, and one night begged her father to come; outdoors with her and see how 'many constellations she could name. "There, nana." she cried, "are the whom they thought was "as honest as the case will be reached in Miss Wood is. in Conlon, Mich. ST. LOUIS SCHOOL AND MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS days are long," but they found out that Abraham Lincoln's followers had rather dwindled and that they were "it." The four years which McCullah will serve will probably be long enough to enable him to repent as it also will be a warning to many more who are enlisted and trifling too lightly with their solemn obligation.

DIAMOND IN HIS FOOT MADE POOR HORSE LAME. ITS Technical Classes Competently cover the FIELD DRAWING, PAINTING, SCULPTURE, APPLIED ART Illustration, Pottery, Bookbinding: Courses, Pronouncedly Practical Successes I Has Grand Price from International Jury; From St. Louis Taxes Has $100,000 I a year of its Income; Has $2,000,000 devoted to cArt Education' in the West I Director, HALSEY C. IVES, LL. D.

Next Term Opens, Sept. 23 jA WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK-FREE Sfc (Jreat Bear and the Little Bear, and there was that the husband ot line woman whom Mrs. Swan named as corespondent Xew Yorki Oct. 3.r James Haskins, an Orders have been Issued at the Post prohibiting certain people who reside in the city from entering the-reservation. This winding in and out between, them, is the Drajron' which sruarded the.

golden was entirely ignorant that she had been itinerant tin peddlex who tours northern apples. That group that looks' like a. Xew Jersey, is 50 richer today. He drove into Hanover yesterday with so' designated. And at least two persons who had even seen her name in the tes timony, whispered that she and her husband are wealthy and prominent in Brooklyn society and that Justice Abbott wisely sealed the papers else a tremendous scandal must have arisen.

broken-backed chair is Cassiopeia, one was so pretty that the sea-nymphs put her up in the skies." She paused suddenly and turned to the southeast, where his horse so lame it could scarcely stand and went directly to the blacksmith shop. There it was found that the ani First Lieutenant William Clopton, squadron adjutant Thirteenth cavalry, arrived at the Post He was on duty at the Northern and Army rifle competitions since it began last summer and was granted a twenty days' leave of absence from Camp Perry, dhio. Lieutenant Clopton will probably assume the duties of. Post adjutant, relieving First Lieutenant W. L.

Lowe, Thirteenth who has performed the adjutant's duties since the, arrival of the squadron at this sost. RIGHT KIND OF CLOTHING may appear to be peculiar, but on several occasions people, women for the most part, have been employed as servants to officers families and without the customary warning would go away and not return, thereby placing the employer in a peculiar predicament. It has been the custom for years that servants shall give notice of their intention to stoi work in order that some one Orion blazed glory. "And that, papa," she eontmied with some hestation. "is mal had picked up a stone which was bo tightly wedged between the shoe and But only one corespondent was named.

hoof that the former had to be re Bryan and how did he get there!" Harpers Weekly. Half a dozen men -know that a prominent resident of Brooklyn visited a supreme court justice soon after 10 o'clock 1 Trophies of the Chase. WinthroD president of Pur yesterday morning, wis can, it was al so learned, was in an enort to nave tne justice, with whom he is acquainted, due Universty, an an address Lafayette said of ignorance: else may. be employed to take the place, and in the past few weeks this custom has not been adhered to. So the order has gone forth prohibiting the guilty ones from ever again being employed at the Post or even from entering upon the Fort highways.

moved. "A handful of dirt was between the stone and the shoe, and in this something glittered arid sparkled in the light. Jt was a large diamond. Hiram Cooke, a farmer, who keeps summer boarders, said one of his patrons a Mrs. Leonard White, of "Xew York; had lost a diamond, for which she "had offered $50 reward.

Haskins called on Mrs. "White. She said fit was her diamond and paid the reward. Private William J. J.

Bierman, troop Thirteenth cavalry, has been ordered discharged from the service of the United States army by purchase. tell nim wnetner tne name ot wiie had. been mentioned in the testimony in the Swan divorce action. The justice as "Ignorance makes all it toucnes rmic-ulchis. not even culture, is immune to its attacks.

-Did rou ever hear of the ignorant millionaire's library? sured his friend that he positively had no knowledge as to the identity of the Private Frank Schuler, battery Fifth regiment. Field artillery, has been "Well, there was a millionaire, a catwe man'who led a -visitor into a great lined with thousands of volumes." FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Is what we show in Early Fall odds ur Cl othes are Made right, and fit right You will et full value by trying one of our latest Fall patterns on special sale this week. 1 detailed on extra duty as baker at the post bakery and will report to" the post Another Anxious Jiuspana. Clerks in the office of, the register tell of another man. tall, of athletic build, 'See them books?" he said.

treasurer for duty. -l dark as to complexion. He visited the Thoughtf ulness. A nobleman went driving through' the city of Florence with his horses' tails cut egregiously short. A woman took the coachman to task for this.

"How," she cand, "can your master favor a fashion so abominable as this one of tail-docking?" "Madame," the coachman an Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roth and sons, William and Roy, are the guests this week of Sergeant and Mrs. E. Collins on Arsenal hill.

said the "visitor. 'They're all bound in calt, ain't the visitor agreed; 'they seem to have a uniform calf "The millionaire chuckled proudly. sir, he said, '1 killed all them calves swered, 'it is my master's kindness of Roy E. Larimer, formerly a second class private in company Engineers, will pay dearly for violation of his oath and the cuteness in which he tried to deceive the authorities, for he has just been sentenced to serve twelve long months in the military prison here, and will probably help to pound the stone to build the road to Fort Riley, Kan. It will be remembered that Larimer and another soldier deserted their company July 24th, 1907, and to deceive the authorities they left two suits of khaki clothing on the river bank near the city to ward off the Idea by the authorities that they had violated the 47th article of war but had suffered the awful ordeal of death by drowning.

So cute did they work the scheme that little -was thought but that they had ended their sorrows in the mighty waters of the Missouri until one -month and three days later Larimer surrendered to the civil authorities at Lo-gansport, Ind. register office soon after the luncheon hour to inquire the proper method of having opened, for inspection, a referee's report and testimony in a divorce action which has been ordered sealed by the court." This man made no secret of the case to which he referred. So, in all probability, two applications will be made today to either Justice Dickey or. Justice Abbott to open the sealed" Swan papers. CHILD, SWEPT THROUGH SEWER, RESTORED ALIVE.

herat. He is a member of several so TOPERA BANKS cieties foil the prevention of cruelty to animals. aid he docks his horses' tails Tommy Say, mamma? Mamma Well, what is it, Tommy? Tommy How does a 'deaf and dumb boy say his prayers when he happens to have a sore finger? in order to prevent them from annoying the poor little Argoaut. FORM HER the SALINGER CLOTHING CO. NO.

400 DELAWARE ST. INDIA CEYLON AND Capital National and Central National Will Join J. R. Burrow Heads New Financial Firm. Stroudsburg, Oct.

3. Cora Butts, the 4-year-old daughter of John Butts, of East Stroudsburg, fell into a covered eewi-rage drain and was carried nearly a quarter of a' mile, rescued and revived with a bruised forehead as the only apparent sign of injury. The ditch which the child travelled is less than three feet in width, in some places. 1 The sentence in the case of Private Jesse McCullah, alias Jesse Lewallen, company Do 0 ova Transf er Co! GREEN BLACK Make some new Rich Satisfying Full Flavored Invigorati ng WHAT'S IN A NAME? WHY, $26,000, MR. SHAKESPEARE.

ONE TEAS POO NFUL MAKES TWO CUPS Tcpeka, Oct. are being made toward the consolidation of the Capital Xational back of Topeka arid the Central Xational bank with J. R. Burrow as president of the-new concern which will continue-under the1 name of the Central Rumors of the change have been rife dating from about the time that J. R.

Burrow and Elmer Ames purchased a' large block of stock in th Central Xational- bank, each now holding about one-eighth of the While the plans have been formulated for the change it cannot take plaee until the action of the directors be ratified by two-thirds of the stock holders of both institutions as well as the comptroller of the currency. The directors of the Capital Xational bank have asked the Knights and Ladies of Security for the privilege of cancelling their lease on the room now occupied by the bank on the Penn. Anthracite for Stoves Bernice Anthracite for Furnaces Select Screened Lump per ton $3.75 Nut, per ton $3.50 Loose or in Sealed Packets. All Grocers. (PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE INDIA AND CKYLON COMMISSIONER) Xew York, Oct.

3. Because he changed his name when his mother was divorced from his father, Albert O. Mason was -cut off in the will of the late Dr. Julius Gerth, which was admitted for probate in the Orphans' court, Xewark, yesterday by Deputy Surrogate Kocher. Mr.

Kocher decided that the entire estate, valued af should go to Dr. Gerth's widow. I Body and Brain Tissue every day or You Drop Back; Right Food is the Only Supply. DID YOU EVER SEE A WOMAN Phone Us Your Order Both Phones 247 Mason was a son of the testator by a corner of Kansas avenue and Seventh previous marriage, and when his mother street. The entire building is owned by the Knights and Ladies of Security, who obtained a divorce and married again he adopted the name of his step-father.

He contested the will when it was first offered for probate, and also raised a question as to the validity of Dr. Gerth's Fisher Machine Works marriage to tne voman wuu is uow widow. wraps! HAND OF SCULPTOR WILL BE BURLED. who didn't want to own a carriage? Well, then, if you can at all afford it get her some sort of a vehicle here and take your pay in her bettered health and looks, in her delight, in the increased comfort she is bound to give you in the care of your home to say nothing of the pure pleasure of a fond husband giving' his wife enjoyment. Everything in the carriage and wagon line.

We have some special bargains for you the next two "weeks. V. Venice Oct. 3. The risht hand of the great sculptor, Canova, which was preserved bv the municipality of Asolo, in this province, is to be transferred to are remodeling it for a hotel and it is understood that they are anxious to cancel the lease to turn over the bank room for a lobby for the new Xational hotel.

The owners of the building have agreed to cancel the lease in event of the consolidation. The officers of each institution arc reticent about discussing the proposed plan for consolidation as a number of things are Unless the stockholders approve, nothing can be done and both banks would then continue separately. Both are in good condition. banking a ff airs in Topeka were never more promising. It is believed, however, that the union is practically, agreed upon, subject to -the details and it is; admitted that the consolidation of the two would make another especially strong financial institution for Topeka.

A few years ago the Central Xational went through the crisis of the Devlin failure in superb shape and has since that time doubly fortified itself. The Capital Xational "has been sufficiently prosperous to recently increase its dividend 60 per cent." JrOSSagno, ms name piowc Vila i-omflins. The descendants of the famous artist made a fight for the transfer, and nave iust obtained the authorization of the Italian government. food is made of selected parts of wheat and barley that furnish the natural phosphates required by the human system for irebuilding waste, tissue in the brain arid nerve and supplies vital energy to body and The nsrvous system controls the di-gestie machinery, and brain directs the working and power. Ten days on Grape-Xuts regularly will show you "There's a Reason" Read "The Road IWcJlvUlel' in Skss, It's "a Utile hearth gem." Suitable ceremonies will accompany the transfer of the hand that sculptured some of the best monuments and statues in the world to- its last resting place some time during September and it is more than probable that prominent sculptors from all over the world will at- THE WEI.

6 HESSE SON HNFGi CO 420422 CEIEOKEE STREET Manufacturers and de8igners of achincry Structural Steel and Inm work; Roof Trusts; Engines and General Slacliinery. Estimates tur nished. Fourth and Choctaw Btree, Leavenworth, Kan..