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Monday- ST. LOUIS PdSTTJISPATCH -march 13, ly05 HICKS INDORSED Standing Room Only Is the Rule at Sailor Dan Martins Revival in "Bantam Saloon" Pugilists Resort ASSASSIN KILLS RELATIVE OF SENATOR CURRY "FUNNEL" USE OF APPEHDiyOT NEW City Hospital Doctors Who Have Employed It Laugh at Army Surgeon's "Discovery." THE VERMIFORM UTILIZED the rpproval of the va majoritr of constituents outside of P-tt County. "There Is no doubt the officials of th K-w dalia Kalr Association brought treat pre, euro to bear on th Senator, but that is another now. "The Pou-li ni uio pr.d:j for the repeal tf lh urcedorV law arvl i entitled to the fullest Ion printed the fa iuU, A wuy at make the umatv their to throttle the will of the peopia COM) CAl Sn SORE THROAT laxative imnno Quinine, the world-wid. Cold and Crip remedy, removes the rautt Call for the full name and look for aim.

lure of K. W. CJrove. I1 ollct WroTO -iitlm 1 DANNY DALY'S "BANTAM SALOON" A SEVENTH AND MARKET AND TYP ES OF MEN WHO FREQUENT IT. Surgically Expelled Through Aperture in Abdomen and Medicines Introduced.

Dr. John Young Brown and the lest of the staff of City Hospital physicians are laughing today at the army surgeon who. according to Washington dispatches, has "discovered" a new use for the superfluous and troublesome vermiform appendix. The Washington dispatches say that the army physician has "discovered" that the appendix. by being surgically expelled through aperture in the abdomen, can be successfully used as a "funnel" through which medicines may be introduced into the lower bowels for the purpose of cleansing and healing them.

The process is described as being valuable chiefly in cases of acute dysentery, which frequently is found in soldiers returning from the Fhilippines. "There is no question of the value of the treatment," said Dr. Brown today. "We have been trying it at the City Hospital, and surgeons throughout the city have been using it in their private practice, for some time. We have always secured excellent results.

The treatment cannot be called 'new," it lias been known and emiJoyed for several years. It is merely the utilization of the verlform appendix for making a colostomy through which the colon can be washed out." Dr. A. V. L.

Brokaw discussed the treatment in similar manner. "I have not had occasion to use it in my private practice," he said, "but It has been employed at the City Hospital with success. The treatment cannot be. tilled "old," as was only made possible by progress of modern surgery, but it is not a novelty. It has proved successful.

The treatment maybe described bs a means of washing out the lower bowels from above, downward, without employing the stomach as a medium, rather than from below upward. Dr. U. Wiley Broome said treatment could not always be employed, for the reason that the appendix was frequently closed. "That was the case with the appendix of Charles Kratz.

which I recently removed, he said. "The part was strictured. and the lower portion was closed and filled with poisonous matter. It would have been the case with three other appendices In the process described. The same has been the case with three other appendices which I have recently removed." Edwin C.

Burt Shoes for Women, spring Styles, $4 and $5, at Boehmer's, 410 North Broadway. Eight Conversions Already to the Credit of the Evangelist, Who Moves Auditors That Crowd Barroom to Tears No Drinking and Perfect Order During Sunday Night Meetings. VOTING TO KILL GAMBLING Senator Whose Ballots Kepealed Breeders' Law Now Urged by-Constituents to Support the Pending Anti-Poolselling Bill. CURRY RETURNS TO OPPOSE RACE LOBBY Legislator From Ozark County Says He Will Vote for House Bill Prohibiting Bookmaking Praise for Post-Dispatch. JKFFERSON CITY, March 13.

Senator Hicks presented to the Senate today a petition signed by citizens of Saline. County, asking him to vote for the antl-poolselling bill wlUh will be taken up for final passage at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Senator George R. Curry of Ozark County, who was absent when the vote on tho breeders' law repeal bill was taken, returned to Jefferson City today. To a Post-Dispatch corespond.cn I Senator Curry said he Intended to vote for House bill No.

716, which makes bookmaking and poolselltng a felony. "As a member of the Set, ate I voted against the breeders bill in said Senator Curry. "If I had been here the other day when the repeal measure came up for passage, my vote would have been recorded the same way. "I was never on a racetrack myself, but I can well realize the bad influence gambling has on tho morals of the old and young alike. "So far as I can see there is nothing upon which a compromise can be based.

The only question to my mind is this: Shall gambling go on under the authority of the state of "The people of my said Representative John Whitaker of Hickory-County to a Post-Dispatch correspondent today, "are unanimously in favor of the new anti-gambling bill. "My county is included in Senator Hicks' district. Senator Hicks, in my Judgment, earned EXTRA BraIded Penaissance Here is a wealth of beauty in forty rich designs. In White, Arabian and Beige Shades. These are really extra nice, and people of artistic tastes are givea a special invitation to see them.

$2.75 A PAIR CARPET CO. FOR CUIRTAIINS EFFECTS. NOT A PAIR Itf THIS LOT ORDINARY ALL CLEVER IDEAS AND WORKMANSHIP. NEWEST MUSLINS, BOBBINETS. COME AND SEE THEM.

Joda Wilson of Romance, Slain by Shot Fired Through Window of His Home 44-Cali-ber Revolver Probably Murderers Weapon. Serial to t.r i-pt-1i. THORXFIKU), Mrv! espite systematic search lor clews througrhu.it Ozark County, marshals and town officers arc unable, to throw any light th murder of Joda Wilson, at Roman e. Hsrht miles south of h'-re. two days ago.

The, ft.safin fired at Wilson through a window while he was sitting in his homo reading ft newspaper. The window blinds were closed, but a Flight aperture allowed the, murderer a. view of the man within. Two shols were fired, supposedly from a 44 calibre revolver. One bullet stTU Wilson in the head and tiie other penetrated his left breast.

He died almost insi.mt- lVHon was one of the best known residing of Omk County and a neat tive of the wife of State Senator ut rv who was hare from the Ht Jefferson City by the tragedy -TnV that 'two shots were fired removes beyond doubt the. possibili tha. Wilson's death resulted from a stri oi accidental shot. nr Searching parties were immediately or-ganizSl to look for the murderer but without results. So far as known Uson had no enemies.

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WHxTMIK. t.vil Hulll. i SZff- I I I taia I r'l-i INDIA TEH EQUITABLE FIGHT BEFORE LAWMAKERS AI.UANV, X. March 13. The New York poliv-y holders of the Bu.uitu.ble Life Assurance Society are about to carry their ght lor the mutualization of the companv to the Legislature.

A bill will be introduced providing that every policy holder may vote in. oersoai or by proxy in the election of directors, and further, that every policv holder may be eligible for th office of director In the corporation. The bill will be drafted by Frank II. Piatt, counsel for the committee organized to fecure mutualization of the societv. The bill makes no reference to the "Equitable surplus.

It was not necessary. By giving every policy holder a vote and by every holder eligible to the office or director, it transfers the management of the corporation to the policv holders Once in control, under the provisions of the bill, the policy holders can settle all questions of that JS1, 000,000 surplus. Bnrnrtt'a Extract of Vanilla imparts a superior delicacy of flavor, try It, nse It EXTRA! Ruffled Bobbinets These are popular this Spring, not only for Bedrooms, but for Sitting Rooms and Dining Rooms. Very neat lace and insertion in each design. No two patterns alike; $2.50 to $3.00 values.

A rare bargain at $1.75 A PAIR S. E. Cor. Fourth and LACE ALL NEW WHICH IS EXQUISITE NETS AND 250 We have taken soiled from that we can Laii Martin, once a sailor, is now conducting a remarkable religious revival in "The Bantam Saloon." run by former pugilist Danny Daly and famous as the-resort of fighting men and general all round sports. The saloon is at Seventh and Market streets and every Saturday night now it echoes to the fervid cxortatlons of Kvangt-list Martin and the Tiymn-singing of the 15 men and women of the "Star of Hope" mission at 212 Soutli Fourth street, who assist Martin in his religious services.

The revival was planned four weeks ago when Martin visited Daly. "Will you let me conduct religious services in your saloon?" he aked the astonished proprietor of "The Uantani." "My work is that of saving souls, and I can reach some in this way that could bo reached in no other way: May I preach to them in your saloon?" "Sure:" replied Danny Dajy. "It will do me no harm and it may do them good. ahead'." And Dan Martin, ex-sailor, -went ahead. Every Saturday night at 11 o'clock he; and his band of helpers march to "The Bantam" saloon and virtually take possession of It.

They occupy the "business section" of the place, the big room -wjire the bar is and where the concert and incidental drinking used to flourish most extensively. There is an electrical piano there, but its ragtime melodies are silent on Saturday nights, supplanted by the chanting of lie Band of Hope singers. Astonishing to relate, when it is remom-b--d what class, of men frequent the drinking places in that neighborhood, the revival services conducted by former Sailor WOMEN FLUTTER AT ELEVEN JUDGES 'What, Are They to Hear Our Divorce Suits," Said Eleven Nervous Applicants. Fifty women and half as many men crowded as divorce case principals and witnesses into Judge Ryan's courtroom Monday morning at the 'beginning of his "default day" cases. There were IS default divorce cases on the docket.

In ll of the cases women were plaintiffs. Each of the ll was present, and each had from three to six other women in her list, of witnesses and friends. The seven men plaintiffs were quite engulfed and obsoured by their feminine fellow-seekers after release from unhappy matrimonial bonds. Quite, a flutter vva.s caused among th women by the entrance of 11 judges, with the yrtately Judge Taylor in the lead. Th Judges filed their way solemnly to the bench and took seats.

They appeared very diKnilled and very stern "What! Are all these judge-s going to try our cases?" a-ked the women of encii other. "I suppose so." the universal replv, until somebody who knew said the iuciges were there for the general session of 'ir-cuit court judges, and that all but Jude Ryan would get out before the divorce case-, were called. The fair plaintiffs felt better and showed It. feature of the trials was the exhiunt-ive, manner in which Judge Rvan examined and cross-examined plaintiffs and witnesses. He went into all details and reasons and made close inquiry as to the regularity of service or efforts at service upon the ahsent defendants 1 he first caw was that of I.uiu Hamilton ('fairies A.

Hamilton. After harmg ultnesses for half an hour. Judge 1-yan said ho doubted whether the defendant had been protcrIv served and noti-ricd the, plaintiff t. have him in court April when the hearing would be completed. The Mjit of Anna Camplxdl against Stephen A.

Campbell occupied two hours. She alleged desertion Mav 1. 1W2. when he came home after a long absence and asked for coflee. She said she would get the co flee- if he would give her the money for it.

He said he would get it himself" and left He never returned, she said. Thev were married March 22, 1S94. The Campbell case wad continued to Wedp.esd.'iv 1o obtain th temtlmonv of Join D. Tofiin. a painter, who is supposed to hc.ve overhenr.1 the dilute which resulted in the se-par-ulon of the couple.

On tho witness tand Mrs. CiimLhcll. in in answer a question of her attornev, Fall: "If my huslnml should step into the oiTln)m nt this minute 1 would go hack iir.d Pve with him." Hal F. Mullbarger, who wants a from Mullbarger, testified ttat they were married on Christmas dav lS0i. and that on Sept.

1. nhe told bini thnt she did not leve htm anv more, and that if he didn't go she would. He he didn't think that, under the circumstances it w-is worth while to wtay be went. He "Stifled that he had sen her sirce and asked her to come hock to him but xhe had refused, and he had also written letters to her asking her to come brck Dan Marl in draw big crowds. "Standing ruom only" is the rule.

Evangelist Martin is an eloquent preacher in his rough-and-ready way. He is splendidly in earnest and talks to the men in Danny Daly's "Bantam" saloon straight from the shoulder, as they express it. Not Infrequently he moves his hearers to tears, presenting a strange spectacle in a drinking resort favored by a class that prides itself on its "hardness." But Sailor Martin knows how to reach the spiritual sida of this class, beneath all its hardness. Eight souls have alreadv been converted Three conversions, were made last Saturday night, breaking the record of the meetings to date. Men and women alike surrender to the emotional oratory of the old Jack-tar.

The smell of liquor is In the air and the walls of the room in which the preacher holds fortli are decorated with flashy "sporting pictures, but religious influence seems to dominate the scene when the sturdy mariner preaches. Hi.s services generally last from 45 minutes to an hour and the average nightly attendance has been crowding the saloon to the very doors "There hasn't been a. drunkejri man present at one of the meetings," savs Dannv Daly, proprietor of "The Bantam." "Of course. 1 sell drinks to any man that wants a drink, if he ain't aJready drunk, and there's a lively trade after theso meetings are over, but there ain't no 'drunks' nor disorderly hoodlums at the meetings. I reckon they're doing good." Evangelist Martin believes that Ms revival is saving the souls of many of Danny Daly's patrons.

He is grea.tly encouraged and his fervor as a preacher of the. Word increases with each successive Saturday night. Evangelist Martin is a stalwart Irishman, six for.t in height and built like a gladiator. He likes a dash of red in his costume and is a picturesque f.gnre. STUDENT'S APPEHIL LEADS RUMPUS Washington University Dining-Eoom Is Without Manager or Waiters Now.

F. X. Taylor, manager of Wasliington University dining room, is a prisoner of the sheriff at Clayton, all the waiters are discharged and: tha students and faculty who dine at lie university are threatened with the necessity of acting as their own waiters at Monday night's dinner. It is all the result of M. Schuyler, a son of the assistant principal of the Central High School, sending his plate back for a second helping at Saturday evening's dii.ner.

John IVtiinger was the waiter who went back into the kitchen with the plate to be replenished. Ha fays Taylor objected and made uncomplimentary remarks about students and tm-ir appetites. IVttlnger says he took the students' part and tho next mom nt advancing rapidly but not gracefiillv, under propulsion liom Taylor's lists and boot toe. toward aJid through the rwir door of iho kitchen. As Taylor weight 2u pounds and Fettlnger onlv ll'.

Fettlnger did not attempt to argue the matter. He says Taylor pursued and caught him again in University Hali; then followed and caught him again at the entrance into the World's Fair grounds. Thero a peacemaker arrived and I'ettmger was saved from further punishment. Meantime- Schuyler was w.itinr for his second helping When he and the other students finally learned why Fettingr did not come back with it. there -was turmoil and trouble of a mild sort, but no overt acts Monday morning Pctinger went to Clayton and swore out a warrant charg ng Taylor with assault and battery.

At 11:30 o'clock a deputy sheriff came after Taylor anci took him to Clayton. But before he went ir discharged all the) their dismissal taking effect immediately after luncheon. At last accounts the students were won- detlng how they would get along as wait- crs. Spring Styles in Edwin C. Burt shoes for women.

$4 and $5. at lioehmer's, 4h North Broadway. Corporation Tax Is Voted. Special rite AUSTIN. March 1:1.

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