The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-06
PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH BIG
SANITARlUM ON MONT BLANC.
pauper Consumptives Taken From Paris to Proposed Glacier Site
Show Immediate Improvement = Similar Investigation Being
Made ON the Mer De Glace-Monarchial Traditions About to
Be Revived in F~rance-Gossip of the Paris Bculevards.

| SPECIAL BIZ CABLE TO THE NEW YORK.
HERALD AND THE ST. LOUIS REPuBLlc
Paris, Sept. ~6-(Copyright, 1s033-Promi-
| nent French physicians are now turning
| their attention to Mont Blanc and the Mer-
de Glace as possible sites for consumptive
sanitariums.
Doctor Kass. director Of the Paris NUM-
cipsI sanitarium. took a number Of pau
per e~onsunptives to the Mont Blanc OBJ
s~xrtatory this week to study the effects
protuced on them during the month. Doc
tor Eayeux Of the Saint Lazafe Intimacy
is carrying out similar investigations on
the Mer de GIace and has expressed the
ops IN that the disease can be COPIED with
al perhaps cured by proper treatment
there.
AS the United States army transport
KIlratrick cleared from Gibraltar ard
turned her bow toward New York thu
men of the Fifth infantry chesred their
cousins TO the echo. The British naval reg
~uiatione prohibiting cheering. "good-by''
and pheasant voyage were signaied. The
Fifth infantry, after two years in Cuba.
followed immediately by three In Luzon.
is en- route 20 New York to be stationed
at pisttsburg Barracks. Upon arriving in
New York they viii have enciroied the
sioba.
The French Government Is about to re-
vive nonarchicaf traditions In honor OF the
king OF italy. His visits and excursions
SIRE 10 be In f~our-horse carriages. with
pessnlions in the traditional sesturnes Of
the Bourbons. Caseehes are being built
for the purpose. and there Is a staff At
the Elysee stables busy matching and
training horses for the axcursions.
The gala carriages will be Drawn BY
four BLACK Eorses. the others BY pairs Of
matched dzppIe grays. ana all VIII carry
bells On their heads.
Doctor Henri De Rotfischild appeared
driving his automobile at excessivs speed.
A policeman alleged that Doctor De
Rofhschiid few down the Rue pAInster-
dam and was only stopped a. me care q,
Doctor Ds Roshsehild argued that this
was iHapossihle e the sResd 5so Nigh , ana
In, the courtyard Of the Palals de Justics.
Tho Judge consented. the a~ufofnobiie vas
put In motion and chased all over the
courtyard by the policeman, who proved
unable to seize the mud guard.
The charge Of refusing 10 obey the Of
ders of 8 policeman In discharge of his
duty vas WITHDRAWN. On the charge OF
excessive speed Doctor De Rothschiid was
sentenced to one day IN prison and 81 fine.
Real summer began on Saturday. when
q term Of bright sunshine set IN The
thermonfeffr. however only touched 10
degrees Fshrpnteft. Up to Monday night
the weather was warm, but pleasant. On
Tuesday The Temperature went to 81 de-
grees. and the day was oppressive for the
first time this wear. the night tempera-s
ture was above GO degrees. On Wednesday
the maximum was csose on to 50. with not
a breath OF air. There were numerous
cases Of sunntrske, but the night was
cooler and toward morning chilly.
General William r. Draper, who Is 8
stopping at Hotel Ritz Is much annoyed
by the presence In france Of D clover
rascal who HIS been whiting various
.ConsuI< fnd otter prominent Americans
REPRESENTING himself as the 0ss1erarn son
and borrowing money. Er. John c Coz
vert American coneui ri Eyone. Is the
latest victim Of the bogus Draper, ne and
HE friends hsving been touched for soy
efz7 h5ndred francs A warming has been
published hat hiss uprobe5iy nut q
ouiefus on the crooks activities here-
remarkable Parisian character has
Just PASSED away In Hayard. Ennperor Of