The Springfield News-Leader from Springfield, Missouri • Page 8

MRS. STEPP WAS FINED XOTORIOt'S WOMAX CONVICTED FOB TUB" FtRST TIME IX 1EAHS VESTERD.W. WOMEN DAMACED A HOUSE And Will Be Tried Today for She Otonae Flora, Daieti Sajrs 1 Frank Tiller DUlnrbed tbs Peace. About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Officers Hubbard an Speer arretted two colored women, Isa Cbappell and Mollis Smith, for maltcious destruction of property. The an est was made on complaint of Frank B.

Williams, who allege that the womvo wrought gtval damage to the house at the corner of Campbell and Brower streets, which they have been occupying: as tenant. The women are charged with breaking out the window panes in the house and olherwk tearing up the plate The case was set for trial before J'JBtlee of tbt Peace Dalrymple at 9 o'clock this Mary Stepp, better known as "Mother" Stepp. who has In timee passed eea familiar offender in all the courts, was arrested yesterday and convicted for disturbing the pce of Mrs. T. J.

Young and family by the use of loud and Indecent language. The warrant for her arrest was Issued on complaint sworn out by Mrs Young's May the parties live near each other on North Evans street, better known a "Cully Row." Mrs. Stepp wai fined $1 and corts be Justice Dalrymple. and released or rood security. Constable Hubbard exe cuted the arrest.

This the first for many montns tn jiomer a.i tv has been convicted in any court. Flora Duncan, appeared in the same court yesterday and sote out a warrant tor the arrest of Frank Til ley, also colored, charging him wlt'i disturbing Jier peace by throwlns stones at her houserxUig loud and offensive language, threatening to ki'l her. and otherwise conducting himself unbecomingly. nuey is character and has been Irtnuently arrested, this being the thinl time tha'i the Hum an woman has sworn a war rant against hltu. To Core Cootlpmtlon Iorer.

Taie Canarets Cai.ilv dtUartic hv orMe. It C. till to cure. iiru i retuna mooef. CITY BREVITIES.

If you fail to get a fit. try H. O. l.eBlan. Tailor and Importer.

3i'8 Collect street. Metropolitan hotel build .1:1 Fal taff Beer. Lorie Hamilton left yesterday for St. M. Archer of Dallas, Is at the Arlington.

Read ad of J. L. nuuic in this issue. Mis lttie' Barnert left last night for Antonito. Col.

Falstaff Ber at Gillespie's on Olive Mts. Stoner has gone to Harris, burg. on a Mif Llda Robberson spending a few days in St. Louis. See Tune Schneider Clothing Co.

for your sprlrg suit. The county court has adjourned until next Monday, May 21. .7. R. Russefl of Polk wa: In Sp' yesterday.

and Mrs. H. H. Todd of St. Louis are stopping at the Ozark: Finft carnations at 25 cent "per for the week Only, at Chalfant's.

MUs Mattie Pyle of Roscoe, was at Hotel Huston yesterday. B. F. Miller and wife of Austin, air lun The wife of Mr. Will Jonea of 1010 West Webster street is quite 111.

No Hdw. Co. carry big lire of Ice Cream Freezers and Lawn A fen has been born to Mr. and Mra. J.

H. Church of 781 College street. "Eeforetiuylng lawn ewings see Rogers Baldwin Hardware company. T. C.

Lambora of the Kansas "Ctty Journal dined at the St. James yester day. For screen doors, wlr cloth and poultry netting see McGregor Noe Udw. company. John X.

Curtis and wife of Eureka Springs, irere In the city ytsrter day. Eva Sturgls of Butler, bas teturoed home after TUltlnj relatives here. Ak your grocer for tie Tanke Straw. berry Huller. only 10.

cents. Oreatest novelty out. Judge Hembree of Dade county Is In the city, tnjojifig himself among the ia boys. i Master ELrccsrf tVUilanw, con of J. A.

"Williams of 122 West Campbell itreet, has been appointed, a page In the CLEAN ifEUREI comes from the use erf the famous Seven Sutherland i wIW9 el eie.ar,t and wltlT perfect Cleanliness comes beauty. 'Mrs. N.J. EeU, Bex University Place, Oma, writes: bead should be shampooed frequently with this wholesome remedy." After each harnpoo, when' the hair thoroughly dry. th.gcalplSj'tJ heated wtth Seven StfteffiJ H.r Grower.

tlir.p HE SPI.1GFIELP RE PUBLIC TItTRSnAY M0UX1XO, MAY 17, 1900. National Democratic convention at Kansas City July 4 next Robert Underwood, postmaster of Greenfield, is spending a few days with friends. $9.10 to St Louts and" return vU Frieco line May 13. 16, if and 22. Good returning up to June 2, 1900.

Mr. Ada Adams has returned from an extended visit at Pasadena end Lo Angeles, Cal, The Frisco will run an extra eletplng car to St. Louis tonight to accommodate the Q. A. R.

people, It you want the best Lawn Swing on earth call at McQregor Noe Hdw. Co. Alma Bennett of Sedalla Is spending few 'days with Mrs. C. D.

Price of Woodland Heights. Lawn hoi, lawn, sprinkler and hydrants. Cooper Bros." 414 South street. Just arrived carload of lawn swings, none Better. Prices right.

Rogers si Baldwin. Hardware company. S. F. Randolph, traveling agent of the Baltimore, Ohio Southwestern, was In the city yesterday.

If you want everything that goes Into a first class shkci buy a pair of our $3.50 shoes. Schneider Bros. Mrs. Henry.cnneider and Mns. Rose left last night for Cswego.

where they will attend the funeral of their sister. W. A. Webber of Maryhattian, a eil known mins operator of that section and publisher oof the Marlon Herald, was in the city yesteiday. $9.10 to SL Louis and return via Frieco lffio May 15.

16. 17 and 22. Good returning up to June 2, 19W). W. J.

Janney, traveling passenger agent of the Santa Fe. with headquar teis in Kansas City, was in Springfield yesterday. A Fine Bargain One upright piano, mahogany case, used only "two months, former price $3o0; a great bargain at $152 .50. Lines Music Houe. Heavy rains' occurred yesterday all over the Oklahoma and Kansas divis ions of the Frisco, but no damage has Uwa rtyorte, to Louis nud return via FrUco line May 10, 10, 17 and 22.

GumJ rttuinlnK up to June 2. liuy. Mrs. Rcbert Leacr and daughter of St. Louis arrived last night and are the gurst of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Buik. TtiS South Campbell street A souvenir worth $1 50 presented to every lady calllug to see Mrs. Johu Gardner's Art Embroidery exhibit tj May Theater. Dr.

James McAdoo and wife of Hamilton, are attending the encampment. Hf a brother of Dr. J. ami Rankin McAdoo of this city. 13.00 to Eureka Sprttigs and retura Tickets sold Saturdays and Sundays, good returning following Mondays, VU Frisco line.

Dr. C. E. Woody. E.

E. Colby, T. Jenkins and CI. N. Van HoVn nave re turned from Kansas Ctty.

where they attfhded the Republican Statj conven'r tlon. Another Fine Bargain One. strictly high grade Mason and Hamlin piano, ebonlzed case, latest Boston fall board, beautiful design, ellghtly shop worn, factory price $450; our fcargsin price, $250; easy payments. Lice Music House. Mrs.

W. Tv Allison of S2T Pine street will leave this Thorulnr for Seattle, to Join her husband. Paul A. tay, the efficient pharma has established his headquarters at the Model drug store, northeast corner sp.uarp. where he will be to rheet his old friends and make new William Y.

Anderson of 2." years old. ewttreI a license to marry Miss Mary M. Mitch ell of Springfield, 21. The groom Is son of William Anderson, formerly Springfield. and Mr.

W. R. Keet. having returned from Chicago. aftr a ypnr's study with the beet teachers, will take a few pupils for the summer on piano, violin sr.d viola.

For terms'. apply at 4S3 East Walnut street. Editor H. E. Robinson of the Mary ville Republican, and member of th? State Board of Charities.

Is in the city attending the A. encampment Mr. Roblnwn says this 1a the fourtn time he has attended state gathering? tn this city and each time he has noted a marked Improvement in the city. He says Sp'lngfleld always does herself proud In Its wjiy of entertaining conventions. Here is a Tare chance for a fine piano, t'oright piano, quarter sawed oak ve neer, latest Boston full board, beautiful design, mandolin attachment, fully warranted, used only two months, for mer price $350; our bargain price, $189, Easy payments.

Lines House. If you are thinking of build a fence come and see ours the best and fence made. Charles Howell. 219 221 S. Jeffer son St Telephone 57.

Real Elo Traaafrn. Tjj were filed for record yesterday as follows! Henry C. Garllek to Sarah E. D. Couf let; lot 110, Wock lot 7.

block E( and part of lot 81, block all In Pleas ant Hill addition, ii.uuo. George C. Watson to R. H. Watson 110 su.

re In section 10, township SU, range 23. J. K. Hurst to W. M.

8mlth; trju tn ectloa 18. township 31, range 2a, W. T. to J. N.

Smith; tract In section 15, township 31. range 24 ITS. Eunice Stockard to Marblehead Lime company; tract In section 24, township 9. ranse 2Z. SttW.

Holland to G. Blade; tract otlon 26, township 28. rang 24, 12,000. C. B.

Holland to Jarue W. Blades tnrt. In ectlon 28 township 28, rang lafrlr tor Id la Mor, You can get Interest for money de ooelt'd tn the Union National bank, iha I'nlted 3tates depository for SDrlngfleJd. A)l deposits are subject to check at any time. Safety deposit boxes for rent at reasonable rates.

THE BEPl BLICA1, a Meats. iii There's; a Big Difference in Knowing Where to Go! (ft if STRDNliStGARFIELD i w. I) Jj There are shoes that vJ feel easy arid fit like' a fi glove There are others that pinch( and hurt and it Xil Hi Hi Hi id Ji other $3.50 Hi ours. Hi Hi Hi Hi A KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN WHO IS ALM A DEMOCR4T. W1 ARRESTED FOR DITlHBIli THE FE JdSH PETTY COT SIX MONTHS Fur Mvnllng t'feli'ken William Go, brl nad Another Bam Got One Hoar to l.ratr Towi 12 earmold Hor Anaollrd.

Late yesterday afternoon. Special Tolicfman "Owen Talyey irrested a drunken man for disturbing the peace on Olive etreetThe man as using violent and Indecent language and chal lenged Officer Culvey to fight when he attempted to make the arrest. When, taken Into the police court ht gave his name as Robert L. Holland and eecmcd ready and anxious for Immediate trUi. He was too drunk, however, lor thj request to be granted and was locked up until this tiornlrg to get sober.

On the way to the "cooler" he protest! loudly against Incarceration, sajlr.g that be was a "Kentucky Democrat and a gentleman." He la an. old man about 60 years of age, Is a smooth Walker and apparently Intelligent. Sev eral of the Kentucklana' friends also more or lets Intoxicated created a commotion around the city baolle, Insisting that he be released a the i. Hirer 1, a r.o right to arrest him. He will be tried this morning, i The other supposed Kentucklan who gave the name of "William Goeoel" was 'brought Into the police court yesterday morning after having sobered up In the calaboose during the night and wis given one hour to leave the city.

The eame notice wss given Ed J. Kltzxviaid. who was found drunk and down by Officer Fellls. Both gentlemen promptly bled themselvea for the suburbs, Another careless driver was arrested yesterday and fined II and costs for leaving his team unhitched. The man was Charles Laabon.

who drives wagon for the Mlddleton Supply company. He left ihu team standing on Boonvllle street and the horses started to run aay. Lawhon was arrested by Officer H. H. Snow.

John Petty, ho. makes his livelihood by fpetty" larceny was sentenced to six months In the county Jail by a Jury in the police court yesterday afternoon. He tu rhatged with being arVaccom pllre of Will Carter, the cMcken thief, who was recently given a (0 day sen tence. Petty had lawyer and had nn.iinmu. r.ti.i.n..i i.

If you'll Prosecuting AttorneyRocoe Pattsonj LouU; Chicago Alton, conducted the state's; and Intro P6'1' Tm Cooper, Chlcabo ft duced witnesses who ajentltled Pettv as' eeh with Cafwr at the time of his arr8L The stolen chickens were the property of Oliver Stokes. Following Is the" personnel of the Jury which found Petty guilty In about five; miriut w. o. eai. usniel Blnnt.

Frank Hurlburt, John Allmon, P. 8. Porter and Q. a Car rlngtou. Mrs.

A. i. Smith 'appeared In the po. lice court yesterday ifternocn nl made that Juha MeAbasple. aged 1C.

had awaulti beaten and brulced hf )taear Wd 'Sun 1 Smith, ab jtit th4esd' awI iJy nub a broometl. k. allefed that th defendant broke tie Lrocxstick tl? ITCompany's Wn Mnvprc 71 KORRECTQ. look the town over and compare every shoe with these you can't 124 South Side Square; over the boy's head and that the Injured boy was In a serious condition as a result of the assault. Mcrasple was arraigned and pleaded' not g'llltv.

He was rtlessed on his own recognizance to aDDear for trial next Saturday, morning ut o'clock. ine assault occurred yesterday. 1 IT TRIE (HtRtCTER. Catarrh la Sot a Loral DUraie. Although physicians have known for years that cataarh was not a local disease but a constitutional or blood order," yet the mass of the still continue to believe It Is simply a local trouhle and try to cure It with purely local remedies, like powders, snuffs, ointments and Inhalers.

These local remedies if they accomplish anything all, simply give a Very temporary relief and it Is doubtful If a permanent cure of catarrh ha? ever been accomplished by local sprays, washes and Inhalers. They may clear the mucous membrane from the excessive eecretlon, but return In a. few hours as bad as ever, and the result can hardly, oe otherwise because the blood Is loaded with catarrhal poison and It requires no argument to convince anvone that local wastes and sprays have absolutely no effect on the blood. Dr. Alnsworth says: "I have long since discontinued the use of sprays and washes for catarrh of the head and throat, because they simply re leve and do not cure, For some time past I have used only or.e treatmpM for all forms of caatarra and the results have een unlformlly good, the remedy 1 use anl recommend la Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, a pleasant and harmless preparation srld by druggists at but my experience has proven one package of Stuart'i) Catarrh treatments.

The tablets are coniposd of Hydras tin, Sasgulnarla. Red Cum, Oualaroi and other safe antiseptics and any catarrh sufferer can ue them with full assurance that they contain no poisonous opiates and that tbev are the moit reasonable and successful treatment for radical cure of catarrh at present known to the profession. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large pleaiant tinting 20 grain lozenges, to be dissolved In the mouth and ream the delicate membranes of. throat and trachea, and Immediately relieve any Irritation, while their final action on the blood removes the catarrhal poison from the whole system. All druggists sell them at SO cents for complete treatment Travallac Agrata Hrtr.

The following traveling passenger agents ere In Springfield yeifterda W. D. Woods of the Wabah. Louts; feioa erri, Illinois central, Kansas. City; F.

Bacon and W. J. Janey, 8anU Fe' Kansas City John A. Tuttle, traveling freight agent of the Chicago, Rock 'Island Pacific, and H. J.

AViander. who bold similar position on the Burlington, were im In SDiinrfleld. ctau ass 3S ceats, at an trig OFFICIAL THE NATIONAL IX SFRIXiFIF.I.D, MISSOURI. AFF.IL 1M. RKSOURCEa.

Losnfand DIecounu I'nltrd umu and Premiums Btock and Hecuritlrt Over.lrar Binkmg Hou.w Furniture and Fixtures IJue fro 1. 9. Treatuy Ch and Exchange Total $1,100,320 4J LIABILITIES. Capital tlcooonoo Eurplu and. Profltf no.ooo oo 310 S3 Total JAMFS E.

KftET. Pres. JOHV O'DAT, CH AS. A. K.

1. Aceo.ints of Bar.ks, Bankt. Conion Evsry accommudatlon Extended Cutniunt wUli Salt uud Cunsrvv Ing THE CIRCIIT COl'RT. So DHalaeaa of Importance Wa Traaaaetrd by Jails Seville John O'Day has brought a replevin lult against Thomas W. Robertson to recover possesion of a new one wagon, one bay horse and one black horse, all valued at $100.

The cas Will be disposed of In the circuit court. J. W. Crank Drug company against Charles' and Jennie Miller, attachment, appeal from Justice tt the peace; motion to dismiss suit. Julia Shackelford Adams ag.iln.

David Goodnight et ejectment; set for June 18. A. H. ChKty agalnt Statlp Fisher, executrix of Joseph Fisher estate; account; dlsmltwed at rout of defendant. The damage suit instituted by the same plaintiff against tbe Fisher eatate wax aUo at eort of dpfendant.

Henry B. Huff Against Eureka Huff, divorce; motion for alimony $10 to be paid by June 1. Cwoar Harris, by Peter Plackwell. guardian, against M. Ella Johnron ct equity; drvree for plaintiff a prayed In decree, all by agreement.

W. Simmons against Etmns Simmons, divorce; dismissed by plain tiff. A number of motions were died. TRV AI.LL.Vt FUOr BSSB. A powder to be shaken Into tbt shoes.

Tour feet feel swollen, nervous and hot. and get tired easily. If you smarting feet or tight shoes, try 'AI ten'sToot Ease. it cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet.

Ingrowing blliters and callous spots. corns and bunions of all pain and glvs rent and comfort Try It today. Sold by all drugglrts and shoe ftores for 26c Trial package free. Address, Allen Olmsted. 1 N.

T. Iral Wvalarr Reperl. At 7 a. m. yesterday the barometer wos 29.90.

thermometer C3. velocity 7 wind southeast and wither At 7 p. ra. the lurnmcier was thermometer 8. velocity 7, nd souih eset snd weather cloudy.

Maximum temperature. 7 flegres One yesr ago It wss 82. Minimum temperature, 62 degrees. On the u.m one last May It w.is 7 decrees. Normal precipitation for inches; totjU ilay i to dau, 2u.9 InciM.

Are fit for a King There are 20 Styles and All Cost 'II (0 '0 help buying STATEMENT OF EXCHANGE BANK 1.030 9t0 99 loe.ooKuu 3 .000 00 000,000 00 HO. MOO OU 4.OO0 00 4.AOU0O $1,409,326 4S 60 DIRECTORS. M. ROfXTREE. V.

P. A. H1II1 HAXKORD. r. tlon and Individual lti Dancing and Deportment! MISS ADA EVANS and MRS.

BOWMAN ELKS Boonville Street Adults, Monday1 and Fridays at 8 m. Children, Saturdays at p. m. Half the regular term for adult given In prlvats leeeon If desired. Miller's School for Dancing.

Fencing and Deportment, ELK3 HKLU 80UTH SIDE. For adults, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 8 p. m. For children, Wednesdays at 4: 30 p. m.

and Saturdays at 10 a. m. FAYS HALL, NORTH SIDE. 'For adults, Mondays and Fridays at 8 p. in.

For children, Thursdays at 4:30 p. m. and Saturdays at I p. Meniliers American National As soflHtlon. FOR STYLE, CHEAPNESS ANIT VARIETY IN HATS A.D MILUXERY go to Radcliffe's jo I SOUTH STREET VP TO DA TE STORE.

If You Want the Best la sis kJBSa ot Freak Maattsj aalta "eats, Oretara, ate, r.rcov orgs XEU 26. 309 COLLEGE ST, GRAND COVNCIL OF MISSOURI V. C. T. OF AMERICA.

KANSAS CITY. MAY 18 TO 19 Fcr tbe above occasion ths Memphis rowte will sell tickets on May 17 and IS from Springfield to Kansas City and) return at the rata of $8.20. with, final return llu.lt May. iU, a Jsasat.