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AMERICAN JUSTICE IS
IIUItKISI) 1IY TECHNICALITIES.
Not long ngo a enso was reported
In tho American papers In which a
mob lynched n prlHonor who hnd
boon hold for two years under n
chargo of murder, though tho ques
tion whothor ho had killed tho vic
tim had not boon raised. A man
named Patrick wbb convicted In Now
York In 1902 for murdor, nearly
two years nftor tho orlnio was com
mitted. It took three yoars to got
tho caso argued beforo tho court of
apponls whoro tho Bontonco wbb con
firmed in March. 100G. A further
appeal to tho United States supremo
court occupied tho wholo of 100G.
Thro omonths ago cmno tho news
that tho govornor of Now York had
changed tho sontonco to Imprison
moat for llfo.
Ono could multiply such Instances
by tho scoro, and tho dofectB thoy
point to can nil, or nearly nil, be
traced back to ono gonoral canno.
Tho criminal procedure of America
today Is vory much au ours was In
tho tlmo of the. Stunrts. It Is hopo
lossly entangled In technicalities, and
nuglectB Justlco nud common bciibq to
chnso aftor an ImposHlbllo Infallibil
ity of form. In a criminal case, as it
is conducted across tho Atlantic, It
is not tho prlsonor In tho dock, but
tho Judgo on tho bonch who Is really
on trial. Tho counsel on both Bldo&
polish up n thousand llttlo points ol
plondlng nud practlco and. ovldonce
nud flro them off at tho Judge, who
has to docldo upon thorn offhand. If
ho fnlln Into a Hluglo error, no mat
ter how trlvlnl or how far romoved
from tho question of the guilt or In
unconco of tho accusod, tho nppollato
court will order a now trial of tho
ciiho almost automntlcnlly.
That rs tho grand distinction bo
twoon tho American procedure and
our own. In tho English courts nil
Buch orrorH of form nro brushml
nsldo, unluas thoy can bo shown to
linvo rniisod a mlHcarrlago of Jus
tlco, In tho Amorlcau courts nny
error, howovor technical and how
ovor llttlo related to tho fuudamontni
issuo, Is held to proHiimo projudlco
Tho nppollato Judgo considers not
whether tho vordlct ho Is rovlowlng
is a Just ono on tho fnot.s of tho case,
but whothor a Blnglo orror of pro
codhiro was rommtttod In reaching
it. And if any such orror Ih discov
ered ho had thou to satisfy himself
not only that no projudlco to tho
rights of tho accused uroso from It,
but also that none could have nrUan
In tho mlml of any Juryman.
Thus It Is that wo find such ab
surdities na that of tho Unltod Stntoa
bupromo court, tho hlghost tribunal
in tho lam. rovorslng a Judgmont be
causo tho record fnllod to bIiow that
tho defendant haa boon arraigned
and had ploadod not guilty. Thus
only a fow months ago, a retrial was
ordorod In ono caso bocntiBO tho
crods-oxnmluntlon of a wltnoss ox
tondo somowhat boyond tho exami
nation In chief; ami n conviction
was set nsldo In nnothor bocnuso tho
prosecuting attornoy said somo
things in his spooeh to tho Jury that
tho nppollato court thought ho ought
not to havo said; and In a third caso
by reason of somo wholly Immaterial
error, n court felt constrained to re
verse a Judgment which in tho samo
breath It declared to bo absolutely
Just.
Thoro aro muny other thlugs, such
ns tho sontlmontallam of Juries, tho
nbUBo of tho pardoning powor, tho.
limited authority of tho trial Judgo
nud tho obulllonco of tho press, that
favor tho accused In America, Hut
most of all Ib ho holpod byttho por
ulcloua rulo that nuy error which it
is Impossible, to show atllrmatlvoly
did not projudlco tho defendant
must lead to a reversal of Judgmout
llenco appeals and retrials multiply
without end. Honco lawyors an
crhtlU iteurktk HH Jtlc an
society klplriy auKer. Anglo
Aaierlcaii In London Kail,
LATEST
NEW YORK
FASHIONS
Gossipy Letter About Woman's
Wear In tho Country's
Metropolis
Tho shops nnd tho makers estab
lishments nro at tho height of tholr
busy season nnd tho gowns both of
tho hoavlor and tho flimsy sorts nrc
being turncdl out In quantities ovory
dny. Smart streot gowns nro the
first In ordor nnd tho moro prnctlcnl
rathor than tho moro olnboato models
aro chosen ns theso samo street
gowns must bo of tho prnctlcnl de
ception to bo worn on tho fitrcet.
In tho evening or for some trip out
of town thoro nro also tho moro
olubornto styles, smart enough to be
worn nt tho church wedding, If not
at tho rccoptlon, or to somo Informal
nftornoon ontortnlnment.
Tho absolutely plain tailor costumo
built on regulation sovoro linos is no
longor unlvorsally popular, although
ovory woll gowned woman Insists up
on having two or thrcp. in hor ward
robo, but tho tondoncy Is to in somo
wny soften or modify tho sovoro llnoj
bo as to glvo n moro fomlnlno touch.
Just ns In tho smart riding habit
whoro cortaln conventional lines nro
followodf, now modolB nro nllko, but
thoro may bo trimming introduced
or collnr or cuff may Bhow somo elab
oration that could not bo pormltted
In tho riding hnblt.
Thoro aro Home occasions whoro
tho absolute tailor gorwn is osson
tlal without oven tho rotlof of trim
ming, It is contonded by consorva
tlvo tnBto, nnd now tho tailors who
turn out women's gowns hnvo Just
as many snmples of cheviots, sorgo
nud cloth from which to muko n
choice for tholr customers ns the
tailors who mnko mon's clothes. In
fact, ofton tho snmo samples are
shown, although ns a rulo those
shown for mon aro hoavlor In wolght
Thoro nro this season tho customary
choice Tho diark nnd light colors
also with tho hair line of whlto or
of n darker or lighter shade of color
are extremely smart and there is a
great variety of color to choose
from. Then n curious patterns Is to
bo noted in tho stripes, all In one
color, but so arranged as to glvo the
effect of two shades on account of
ho weave of the matorlnl being nl
most on a bias. In blue and black
this particularly Is noticeable.
Most astonishing is the great vnrl
oty that can bo gained In using stripe
nnd the material rarely needs much
trimming, but nt tho moment thoro Is
a groat demandi for elaboration of nil
kinds, so on tho coats "nnd jackets
there Is n lot of braiding, fancy
braids, narrow soutacho nnd wide
herculoB nil being considered' in the
fashion. Open work braid lined with
contrasting color is considered smart
nnd is certainly oxtromoly novel
Green and blue stipe nro moro fash
ionnblo than the checks and plaids of
last year, and tho dark or blue brnld
lined with green Is qulto different
from nnything that has been soon for
a long tlmo. Ofton a clovor and un
usual handling of a striped mntorlnl
gives Individuality to n coat and skirt
suit othorwlso of conventional typ
and all of tho French makers who
havo a reputation for tailor built
costumes havo sent over models In
striped suitings. Ono partlcular!
good coat nnd Bklrt In groy nnd white
stripe with an lntrlcato handling of
tho striped offect In both cont nnd
skirt, but with no other trimming
bovo a trlplo collar tho lowest layer
of tho whlto pique, and tho noxt of
China bluo tnffetn end tho next of
black tnffota. Tho plain tono suit
ings and tho Indefinite mixed suitings
nro ns popular as over and vlo with
tho strlpod suitings nnd nro less like
ly to bo monotonous,
Tho klltodl Bklrt with n Boml-fltttng
cont either Blnglo or doublo breast
ed nnd of modornto length is tho con
ventional thing, but thoro nro, of
co u r so many variations upon this
skirt nnd somo tailors favor tho tight
fitting cont rathor than tho som I fit
ting model. Exceedingly smnrt cont
and skirt suits of this samo bovoh
chornctor nro mndo from Froncb
tussor which whlfo oxponsivo, Is much
handsomer nnd finer than domestic
materials of tho snmo class, nnd Ih
shown In delicious Bhndcs of pink,
bluo nnd lilac ns woll as In tho dark
er colors. .
A tallorod coat and skirt of this
tussor In bluo with no rollof save
largo whlto pearl buttons nnd nn ad
justable Hngorio collar of whlto em
broidered tlnon Is n chnrmlng cos
tumo for summer outing wear where
oxtromo serviceability need not bo
considered, and) a Pannmn hat turned
up In front nnd decorated with a wide
Ecnrf of soft taffeta matching tho
pink of tho front Is tho hat which
tho Fronch woman would chooso to
complete such n toilet.
Add a blouso of whlto shoor bntlsto
with port laco edged frills and ar
ombroldoredf collnr, and you hnvo n
Fronch vorslon of tho outing cos
tumo which Is n far cry from tho
English woman's Iden.
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Tho Turk in Constantinople.
Constantinople is not, llko Saloni
ka, n Crook city In which tho TurkB
hnvo Bottlod. It is n Crook city
which thoy hnvo transformed nnd
mndo tholr own. Thoy hnvo loft tho
indollnlto chocks, plulda and Btrlpos nyzantlno wnll, which Is today Just
but In tho lnttor thoro Is tho greater ns It was loft aftor It wbb stormed
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
A0AIN8T TIIK
Ladles' Home Journal.
Sending truth after a lie. It Is an old
maxim that "ft llo will trnvtri seven
leagues whilo truth Is gottlng IU boon
on," uud no doubt hundreds of thousands
of good pcoplo read tho unwarranted and
malicious attack upon Dr. U. V, IMr-.f
ixnd his "Favorite Prescription "publibhed
In tho May lUKM) number of tho Ladle'
Home Journal, with IU groat black d(
play headings, who novor saw the hum
bio, groYullnil rotractl.m, with Its Incon
spicuous heading, published two months
later. It w as boldly charged in thlmul
crous and libelous article that Dr. 1'lorco'j
Favorite, Proscription, for tho euro ot
woman's weaknesses and ailments, con
tainod alcohol and other harmful ingredi
ents. Dr. Plerco promptly brought suit
against the publishers of the Ladies'
Home Journal, for f.)0,000,00 damage.),,
Dr. Pierce alleged that Mr. ltok, the
editor, maliciously published tho article
containing juch fatso and defamatory
matter wit tho intent of Injuring hit
busluerfurthcnuotv, that no alcohol, ot
other fujurlous, or habit-forming, drus
are, or yer ivetv, contained In his "Fa-
ipllon"; that said medlclue
m uatlvo medicinal roou and
harmful Ingredients what-
that Mr. llok's inalklous ststn.
ere wholly and absolutely false.
In 1453 oxcopt for tho surprisingly
scanty ravagos of tlmo, nnd thoy
hnvo built their housos of prayer,
which nro tholr city's glory. Mo
hoinot, who took tho city, must hnvo
boon n groat man. I walked today
through tho fortross which In 14r2
ho built on tho European shore six
or sovon mllos above tho city to s-
euro his crossing for tho siege
From tho Bosporus tho towors of
Uumlll-hlssar, "tho cnstlo of tho Ro
man's land," hnvo tho romantic nlri
"The Turk destroys but never
creates."
The sultans of the nineteenth cen
tury, too, mndo their additions to
tho city, but in very different kind.
Their works are the palaces that lino
the southern end of tho Bosporu'i,
and tho countless hugo barrncks that
at every turn ovorshatlow Stamboul
and Pcra keep Gnlata In hand nnd
nrotect the seclusion of flldoz Kiosk.
The fnctories of the future will not
be more dismal than the barracks of
today.
Constantinople is a Turkish town,
far moro Turkish, I am told by those
who know it best nnd hnvo known
it longest thnn It wns thirty or forty
years ngo. But the Turks hnv
ndopted European dress oxcopt for
tho fez, and the picturesque cloment
of the crowd Is furnished, by a
sprinkling of tho lower orders of
every rnco and nntonallty, tho por
ters, fishermen, hawkers of every
sort and by tho Turkish Indies who
go nbout in black dresses nnd Willi
black hanging veils. On tho bridges
and in tho bazars nnd market places
thoro Is n peculiar mlxturo of east
and west such ns I hnvo Been no-
whoro else, which has a novor-ccaslng
attraction oven for thoso to whom It
has long" boon fnmlllnr.
I havo been Btruck with tho frcsl,,
healthy faces of tho children nnd
their cheerful, happy air, oven of .the
beggar boys nnd girls who hnunt tho
doors of tho moBques. Thoy beg with
swoot, muBlcnl voices nnd bowltcli-
lng Biullos, so that it is Impossible
to bo nngry with tholr perslstcnco
nnd not to ndmtro tho langungo
which sounds so musical. As far a
I havo soon, I suspect thnt tho bocd
mon nmong tho population of Turkey
aro tho Turks. What tho offect upon
them of nn outburst of fanaticism
might bo I cannot Bay, though I enn
guoss. But In ordlnnry llfo tho ordl
nnry Turk Is charming. Ho Is clean
dignified, qulot, woll bohnved. His
religion make's him wnsh nnd prny
flvo times a way. Ho goes to hi?
bath, oven If a poor man, nt least
once n weok. Every ono who hos
dealings with him says ho Is truthful
nnd honest. All who hnvo seen him
In wnr says ho is ns brnvo ns ho is
ensuring. What all obsorvors de
plore, and whnt tho Turks themselves
doploro, is tho system of administra
tion. Corrcspondenco of London
Morning Post.
o
Oijo Hole Itently.
Dudley I bought somo mining
stock nearly a year ago and tho fol-.
low who sold It to mo dcclnrcd tho
company wns already In operation. ,
I'll bet thoy haven't sunk a slng'o
nolo yot.
Wise Oh I I wouldn't sny that;
thoy must, nt least, havo tho holo In
which thoy'ro going to loavo tho
stockholders. Philadelphia Press.
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Is very
THE PARMEjff
:ry careful about her chum. She .flM. :. .. ,
She scalds int.. . .
and gives it a sun bath to sweeten it. She knrT
sour it will taint the butter that is made in it Th "
In the stomach and digestive and nutritive trnMi
cesses which are almost exactly like the churn! P1
apparent then that if this stomach-churn is fo,,t . Uer- Ui
is put into it? ft!
The evil of a foul stomach is not alone the bad
and the foul breath caused by it, but the corrtintirm t
of blood and the dissemination of diseju il. , "flatc
Pierce's Goldefc Medical Disc ,i ghout " tak
. . .... . "iU't3 uie sour o,vt . .
sweet. It does lor tUe stomach what the walhW a
the churn absolutely removes every taintin? or
Iu this way it cures blotches, pimples, eruptions sfT
sores, or open eating ulcers aud all humors nr 'a:,
u,i ua - ""wses an, i
s
uoiucn Medical DW, -s
absolutely traeSi
booklet of extVa ,
medical nntlS '5? .i
torld.famed median?
hat the most unheal b2j
tbc age say ol then. WW
Cures W'omaa'gKft
We refer to tht ,. .
ous, suffering wontn bWa
Pierce'. Favorite ftSfi 4
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WJWu'L ?-5
Tr"r:',n,g""o"?'
" i me "tivori(
bad blood.
To nld in healing old sores, or ulcers,
apply Dr. PiercoTB All-Healing Salvo
to them whilo taking tho " Golden Med
ical Discovery" to purify nnd enrich
tho blood.
Dr. Pierco'B All - Healing Salvo is
cleansing nnd pnin rclloving. It de
stroys tho bad odors nrising from sup
purating, or running, soroa nnd puts
thorn in tho best possible condition for
healing.
Tho "All-Healing Salvo" la a superior
dressing far all open, running, or sup
purating, Sorea or Ulcers. For healing
opon wounds, cuta nnd scratches It is
unsurpassed.
If your medicine, dealer does not havo
tho "All-Healing Snlvo" in stock mail
50 cants in postage stamps to Dr. R.'V.
Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.. and you will
rcceivo it by return post.
In treating all open soros, or ulcers,
boils carbuncles and other swellings, it
is important that Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery bo taken persistently
to purify tho blood and thereby removo
tho cause of the trouble. It is in tho
blood that tho groat battle of health haa
to bo fought. Tho ulcer and tho soro
aro simply tho scarlot flowers of disease,
with roots ranning down into tho blood.
Theso roots must bo eradicated or tho
dieeaso will break out afresh. "Golden
Medicnl Discovery" cleanses tho blood
of nil foul and poisonous accumulations,
pushes out the. dead and waste matter,
nnd thus purities tho entire llfo current.
Di8oasd in tho ileeh must dio out when
it is no longer fed by foul blood.
oftnonnil ronaltloc of iM
"Golden Medical Discovery" effectively MMIS
cures discaso in tho flesh by curing iti nbu.rocn,"
rv-
ment winch mor follr tCJTTl
r,u;";X ""'"wwettii
ihlrhL""S?
for til remedial wSvm
inar;.iirrffls."iMii
of irh n, .TJJi'-.Hl
o,AniAi...Li-.ii.w,.r m
Offarn of vntnra rwi.i azL'
rltftbllllV. ILUl Xl !,. I. WE
tho rcptwlueilrccrMud tt!Z
vuuuun oi nci in ICt MVttfM
.v,. , ".!uiii'jiuggxrC3IIM
tnirl mnH ,I.m ... .1. TV TJ
amenorrhea autrrttM uUm
yjituuwi vrijirf, iroia cr
nnd anemic ttbin UoiuSVi
cnuso in the blood.
If yruhavo bitter, nasty, foul taeto
TJ mrit or 1 ol fa
wmiire
d tongue, foul ilSiUilr-t
aslly tired, feel '"' f(,'-fi"t '
.m mtsL
in you mouth, coated
irfnrlnr wnnk nnd en.
denrytsed and despondent, havo fro- grp,"",m Pi .ifl'tP I,' I vtt
" . .. l .. , . ha nnni Anni.iii mj4i.i
whioh it mo't fruMnliTTH
Of UoTdtn Soil root vm
ncnt ingredient of 'Ftroriti
tlonProf.nnlcrEllitrM
Dennett Jledlcaltollfjf.C
"It I n Itrportant rwxir
thfl uomlL In illritiniua
and ceiieral tnfcthlenciikkli
Dr. Pierce's Favwta i
faithfully represent! k im
ineredients and enrtt ikfa
whlcJt they are rtcoiuaWL
Dr. Pierce's rieMulNHiiii
onV;iHaJ Little LI ret m,M
Jfuch Imitated, bot mi
Rnsv to take tt caadr.
outfit ncna
incVw- dist
or i
rising
these
numb
suffe
lazy
indi
VRulr
Vaflfc
fto
WW
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g i c
Mstlon
ant ucranxement8.
The .heat agents
science for the cur
hcs. dizzy attacks, gnaw
68 in stomach, constipated
bowels, sour or bitter
r eating anu poor appetite,
iptoms, or any considerable
I them, indicate that you arc
frdm biliousness, tornid. or
with the usual accompunyins
, or dyspepsia anu its attend-
known to medical
ru ol Uie above svmnr
tloncrs
rncu
moniousl
aclntr trnrner.
tllP K.ChOOi
ivo been
orohlnod in
fainfiTJiiq'Jondltioiia, nft Hf'V "V l
writings of leading tqnrhfrfS nnri
a L hip n.ciino so ii
siciiiiuiiy ana oar
a nnd practl-
inedti
nd bi
Dr. Plerce'a
imniiwiinnwwMiiiwwfcMmrttimwi)iwitm
Exact.
"My big sister makes llttlo thlngi
count, she docs,"
"Whnt does sho do?"
"Tenchors nrlthmotlc In school."
Philadelphia Telegraph.
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
CHRONIC CRANKS.
Wc all have met" pcoplo who are con
tinually kioking. Life seems a terrible
thing to them. They
seldom smile.
Something dreadful
is going to happen,
nothing is ever juit
right, - and they
worry and fret and
complain from
morning till night,
Their trouble
seems to be just a
bad disposition but
this is seldom so.
In most cases there
is one of two things
the matter with
them; cither their
iii ii
1 iB 1
laaKjiaVBkSaBtKj
PREE!
i
1IH.J, X. SUOCC
of n cnstlo by tho Rhino. But as
much ns tho'Uosporus Is grnndor than nerves or their digestion is responsible,
tlin milnn an inimii nmra tnn i.i n. ir, ' Both come from the same thini stomach
in Miia ni.i onofin i.i nv ii,i . -ro"0'6 A man or woman whose nerves
is this old castlo than nn Rhonl.h are tjcd in knot8 j8 bound t0 mUhty
burg. Vou must go to Coucy to soo poor company. The same thin is true if
111 A At.nnn AH .In- twknt tJk Mnfr ftn' 4!&- KMKAl.a Kf
towers llko thoso or wnlls ns formld
ablo. This samo Mohomot found in
Stamboul tho groatost house of pray-
what they eat don't digest properly. Na X
vorlto
Is mad
conta.
fVC
me
ruo
1
jfuf were wholly anu absolutely falsa.
CQlur ri'tnc.V'fq nrltuf1 ''Ya.itLifftttmal
rVTiniHyi.
'iv.tr ( ..
- , mm 111 1
lient chffmtst. n'
CiTIUintl iii.-n n inn iiht en
auv olJItc nllegtl harmful. lnu I
in.mi f L't wcii) Io uiMTtn Iti ihn i,iTo!
the action In Ui Suprvmo Court llm th
buuneMitH ur- riotvo artvatiy nuun4 br
tho publication of the libelous article with
tkouutte )k re ail I bo wlclrulr Uefamatorj
arllcka never w the humblo Kruvciuv ra
ti Broal UU&iay bpaltm-. while bundredk of
teactton. Ml in small tyix and mJ aa tncoa'
ver bivuj
I
The matter mil hrur-
Iwfun a Jury Ih fyt INatmme
ica prowpur
NilCUOU M HOMlbtN
,ui iH-run
r York Slate which nra
rviv.Jfv4 , eruct in th lnvwr raror.
Thus bU truucvra came to irwr sjmi law
wonder they grumble, I don't blame them.
I have seen Cooper's New Discovery
change the whole disposition of neonle fa
er In tho world. Justinian's vast hall, a month's time simply by getting their
of tho Holy Wisdom, with Us cupola toraach ia haPe again. Even the ex
flooding with light Its goldon vault, uKlgS
and its wall Incustod with gray changed to a peaceful happy expression,
murblo. Horo was -a house of prav- nd the lines ofcare disappeared altogether,
or for Islam. Mohomot took It as it rr!"ay pcop,c ,e.H, rae. about this in letters,
stood; tho arms of tho crosses woro lffiiSi$?mi'
chipped off; ono or two, ombloms ofi Here's a case of this kind:
tho conquored faith covered up; four' "I suffered with my storaach for thirteea
minarets wero built outside tho four y.earV ,olLhintI 0,e ,cmed to d'' '
-..,., .. i i . . . a,l ad chronio constipation, and was
comers, nnd for four hundred and tired, dull, irritable and despondeni "ll
titty years tho faithful have flvo times the time. I found it difficult to attead ta
a day flocked iu at the Mueizln's call my du,Jea oa agent at this place."
Mohomot built his own mosouo Into; SSSStiSS "
on. nnd many of his successors fol- "I began taking Cooper' New Dtseev-
lowod his oxaraplo, Tho mosque of ry and to y surprise it belped me froaa
Cullman the Magnlftcont, the con- gnU t9a "
II., built on tho Blto and out of the- waa irwitry." J, R. Swutk, Qw.
rums oi ino oia uyzantlnft palnco by iHl'
tno Jiippouromo, are not unworthy
rlvali of tho Agla Sophia, and give
toe Mo to whoever It wu that said
We sM tbt Coejw 4jksi.
J, C. PERRY
FREE
FREE
Hy tills wo mean that yon 4a i
paj ono cent in cash. SlraJ
voton few minutes of your
tlmo i to a good cause and
tld.s
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$4.00
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