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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
AS TO PERSONAL BEAUTY.
Woman That Frets and Mays Forms
Not Only Bad Habit, But spoils
Any Good Looks.

There Is saying that Every time
a sheep bleats. It loses a mouthful OF
hay" Every time a woman worries
she loses a little OF her attractiveness
and takes on marks OF age, says Sue
cess Magazine
II your servant scorches the soup or
overcooks the meat, never mind You
cannot afford TO worry about II and IL
you scold her you make up your
mind to lose some Of your beauty, TO
let 90 Of your magnetism.
If the members Of the family are
habitually late. try TO remedy IL, but
don't worry about IL. II you do you
will grow older in the process.
If your husband or children do
things which do not please you. do not
nag at them. This will only agsravate
the evil you complain of. and il will
cost you some of their love and re-
spect Every time YOU nag you viii
lose little Ct your power to charm
and attract them 10 YOU.
| If the cleaners spoil your favorite
dress, don't get angry about it. An
outbreak of hot temper will take away
much more of your attractiveness
than your dress could supply.
If YOU lose your pocketbook. don {
worry about it, Worrying will not
bring it back but il will take out OF
your face and disposition thai which
money can never replace
II you meet with bitter disappoint'
ment. don't fret. don't cry over it. II
you do. you pay a penalty which YOU
can i'll afford. No woman can fret and
nag and worry and keep away the
narks of agc-or retain her beauty
and power TO please.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
CONCERNING PETTlCOATS.
skinny Ones Are No Good, Whatever,
and Present Needs Call for Full
ness and Drop-Skirt Length.

Now that SO many of the skirts. even
cloth ones. are made without lining
the question Of petitocats is yexing
one.
What woman ever saw that ulssful
day dawn when her freshly washed
white petticoat and white or linen
skirt were ever the same length.
Silk petticoats are expensive and es-
pecially SO in summer. when the mois-
ture splits them. They are the best
for some frocks, but every woman who
Gan uses white instead.
For the city woman this is bur
densome expense. and she may com
promise with short rufiled petticoats OF
pale blue or pink. or green Bingham 10
match her gowns.
one saving of expense is the short
lengths OF the skirts which call for
petticoats that do not touch the ground
by three inches. This saves them from
getting soiled SO soon.
For tub gowns. thick muslin and
long cloth petticoats are used with
deep hounces of ordinary Hamburg en-
broidery. skinny petticoats are sim
ply of no use. something must be used
10 hold out the excessive fullness of all
/ the new skirts.
Black sateen and Italian cloth which
are good enough in their way. for win
ter. are entirely too heavy and drag
ging for Summer.
In the afternoon. when thir white
\ frocks are worn there is usually need
ed two petticoats. one OF shich may be
Of ordinary workmanship. and not very
fan. but the outer one is fine. usually
made of good lawn OF muslin. and GOV
ore.. with many ruilies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

and who later gained temporary free
dom through the kind Offices OF a
bondsman. calls on him every day and
they exchange most endearine conf
dences
"I'll marry her when get out"
says Carlton shes the best friend l
have in the world
Il love Fred devoiedly and | wouldn't
marry anyone else If | had TO wait
years and years for him." AYERS Mrs.
Nandeventer.
And as TO this. Inspector Cross says
he has occasion 10 believe that the low
iag couple are already married.
"A Funny Mix-Up"
He tried to insure her life fof $4,000
and they both swore they were mar
ried." SAYS he inspector. And her
own brother-in-l law told the insurance
company. for which he was the agent,
that they were married Now. tha.s a
funny mix-up.'
In his checkered career Carlton has
posed as a physician. chemist. expert
photographer. priest, Presbyterian min
ister. expert chef and owner of Bra
lillian coffee plantation lie has boast
ed OF his keen knowledge of edicine,
and has said he know how to cultivate
enough germs 10 supply the borough OF
Brooklyn for the rest OF its natural
life
Carlton has maintained a marvellous
bravado since his arrest. Ii is char
acterstic that Is one Of his strongest
points Nothing seems to nettle him,
and he affects a good humor al all
times that. with man under such in
/ tense cross-fire. is hard 10 understand.
Lack of nerve has never for a moment
4 led him tc a false step since his ar
rest. Confronted at Raymond street
/ Jail by Mile Peterson. a Jersey City
woman whom he caught in his spidery
web under promise of marriage, only
TO forsake her for another. he sazed
coldly at her.
For Gods sake. don't say you don't
know me-" implored the heartbroien
woman. whose life had been the tor
ment OF a thousand bells since he left
her
Il never saw you" declared Carlton
his eyes dropping TO escape her tears
She tainted. and on being revived hei
agonizing screams sent chills TO The
hearts of the callous prison guards.
Carlton gazed upon the creature be
fore him unmoved.
Fred. love you | don't want Il
prosecute You"
Take her away. She's crazy. com
manaed Carlton.
AND the woman in a CONFUSION %
Mysteries. was taken to a hospital
Tsls is the real nature Of the mai
/ whom the Brooklyn police term
DIT eheard."
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Many Women Claim Him as
Their Welded Husband.
HELD ON MANY SERIOUS CHARGES
Suspected of Poisoning Two Wives by Unique
Methods to Collect Their Life Insurance
He Puzzles the Brooklyn
Police Force.

franhncss itself on some points. he had
drawn mental circle about others
and his answers never oyerstepped the
lien but through il all there was the
laughing triumphant declaration
You will see. will go free. There
will never be a charge made TO stand
up against me. am willing to go TO
jail and have everything sifted thor
oughly At the proper time | will tell
everything
Carlton has at the present time three
definite charges against him The first
Is the accusation OF H. b. j Schaub,
machinist on the submarine Porpoise,
that Carlton took from him the sum
of 500 on a pretext that the money
would be used in specializing in tax
sales. On that he stands indicted.
The second charge for which he is
under indictment ia Manhattan is the
accusation OF Or G.. 4. Goldsmith. OF
Stamford, Conn. who has sworn that
Carlton drugeed him with cup OF tea
and robbed him of $500 at the ST. Clair
hotel. Park Row. in January, 1900.
The third. for which he is accused
jointly with Mrs Eleanor Van Devon
ter. with whom he lived. is having IN
his possession improper photographs OF
women
Al present Dr. Charles F. OCOnnor
pathologst OF the health department
is conducting a chemical analysis 81
the stomach and organs Of Mary Cor
man Carlton. his wife. who died il
March OF this year. supposedly from
tetanus. for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether the woman died from poi
son.
The authorities at Washington stan'
ready. Il is reported. TO eXhume tn
body OF Jennie Smyth Carlton. wife
who died In June 1904, from tetanus
il was supposed. for the purpose of dis
covering If she died from the effect
OF poison
Suspect Tetanus incubation.
In both of these cases the authori
ties are proceeding on me assumption
! that in applying modern scientih
methods to murder. the man may hay
actually inOculated the women VII
I the germs OF tetanus. They have ia
r testimony of two persons already d
/, their possession that Carlton not onl
, often spoke OF germs, but APPARENT
: had cultures OF them in his apartments
A motive for the murder easily proven
2 the police declare would be found /
the insurance he collected on the deaf
Of both wives
D Photographs OF Carlton have bee
q identified by Mrs John +. McCandles
: living in a small town in Nebraski
: who declares that they were married
. 1890. after which she was despoiled {
b her savings and deserted.
a Mrs Fred Carlton. of Yankton 5. y
Q has written to the police that she re-
s ocnizes Cartons portrait as that
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

When using pumice stone for super
auous hair wet the stone and treat a
small piece OF skin at one time. DO
not rub vigorously, OF a sore spot Will
result. Afterward cover with pure
emolient.
A tired woman will find it very re-
freshing after day of nervous strain
or over-exertion 10 take very hot
bath. with some aromatis mixture add
ed 10 ii. just before dinner. II will
take all the worn look away
When the cold morning bath is Gus
tomarv. at least three hot baths a week
should be taken The best time for
these will be when dressing for dinner
in the evening. The feet must be
bathed night and morning under any
circumstances
If you meet with bitter disappoint-
ment don't fret, don't cry over il. Il
you do you pay "A penalty which you
can III afford No woman can fret and
nag and worry and keep away the
marks of age-or retain her beauty
and power 20 please.
III people would study the various
vegetables. fruits cereals. etc. as ID
their medicinal qualities in adjusting
ailments Of the human body they
would rarely ever resort 10 such meth
DDS for relief rs taking pills. paregori'
or patent medicines which only give
temporary relief.
Brain work should never aiicw 4
heavy meal. unless one has just com
pleted long brain rest After gooC
nights sleep and bath the system
is in the right state for substantial
meal and brain work following thi
will be well cone. Things are yer!
different three or four hours later
Now the brain Is not so fresh and tn
system has no great need for food.
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pictures These pictures are now IN
the possession of the police. and the
statement of one Marie Brossman is to
the effect thai Carlton at one time
threatened 10 transpose negative OF
her head to the body Of another wom-
an. She has told the police that he
limited tina, by that means he had been
able TO accomplish much.
Inquiry from Chicago.
In addition 10 this there Is the in
quiry Of the Chicago police. asking for
more particulars about Carlton, de-
claring that a Carl Horton, who ran a
matrimonial bureau at No 155 Wash
ington street. that city. several years
ago. resembled Cartons published pic
lures That man was arrested. but was
acquitted and left town.
II will De seen easily that except for
The three crimes on which he now
stands charged and the one which
awaits the outcome of the chemt
ANALYSIS the testimony IS not yet con-
cusive The police have not yet gath
cred together all the strands OF evil
dence. but in every allegation 50 faT
The cup of tea is found St Louis has
sent word that Carlton Is the young
NcCandless. of Polk county. who on
listed in the United States army at an
early are deserted and served two
wears imprisonment in Fort Leaven'
worth. the military prison. II is there
il is asserted. that he learned TO cook
II Is there. il is thought, he learned
to brew a cup of tea by pouring hot
water upon the tea leaves upon whicf
Law a slice of lemon. That is com
mon enough way nowadays in cities
and abroad. but IL is not the way they
make tea in the country districts
where The old-fashioned boiling OF
steeping is stu used II was strange
enough to have Helen Murray remem
her II of John L. Candless; for jennie
Andrews. OF South DAKOTA, to use ina
as one of her means Of identincation
and for Lucia Mitchell, Mrs. kettering
Rose Cerier. Mrs Kingrey, the Peter
son girl. the parents of Jennie Smytl
Carlton. and the mother and brothe
oe Mary German. as we'll as the Mrs
Hattie Schultz and her bandmaste
husband in Sands street. Brooklyn
where Carlton boarded, all of them re
fer to It.
Schaub. who has accused him Q
grand larceny. alleges that he was of
fered tea to drink. Or Goldsmith ma
sworn that the drug which De MARITIME
administered 10 him to produce lncon
seriousness was in cup OF t.. tn
McCandless of the army and The Car
ton of the navy brewed the tea.
The foregoing Is the arrangement b
the police. There is something TO b
said for the man around whom so pow
erful a net Is closing. Carlton himse
ssn talk for himself and talk quietl!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
ATTRACTIVE DESIGN.

fective collar and cuff in Persian ef-
feet or worked all in one color. writes
a contributor to Farm and Home.
The collar opens in front. Repeat the
rosettes until the bands are of right
length. For Persian colors use mer-
cerized cotton. Work the dark
SQUARE. in medium shade Of duh blue.
the dots in light dull blue. the light
squares in red. the diagonal crosses in
yellow. the straight crosses in green
For an edge work a row OF cross
stitches in the darker blue two
squares away from the lowest point
of the design and neatly hem. This.
pattern is suitable for border work
OF any Kind and can be made into an
insertion band by repeating the dark
squares above the rosettcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
THE SHADOW PLAIDS.
A Pretty Yelling Made Up to Initiate
Muslin and Black and Cream De-
signed for Travelling Wear.

Very soft yelling in shadow plaids
IS made up into soft frocks to initiate
muslins. These are especially ef-
fectve in the cream and blue. black
and white, and pink and cream checks.
one of the smartest designs that
serves for travelling. mountains. sea.
shore and general morning wear is a
shadow plaid in black and cream. A
circular skirt is cut by fvegored pat
tern, perfectly fitting at belt and very
full from edge OF corset. IL just es-
capes ground As a trimming the skirt
has two straight bands four inches
wide. edged with white cord. These
bands are quite far apart and do not
cover the front width They are fin
ished in blunt points and a triangle OF
bone buttons. The waist has no full
ness at shoulders. is cut on the bias
of the plaid. is slightly double breast
ed. finished with six bone buttons and
black cording.
There is a three-inch chemisette and
stock OF heavy Torchon lace. Well
below this is a two-inch rufiie Of the
yelling. headed with q broad band OF
applied linen embroidery. This rutfie
does not quite meet in back or front,
but covers the top of the sleeve. The
cuff is of embroidery applique and ex.
tends TO the elbow With this Is worn
high belt OF soft rose pink leather
and hat Of the same shade of horse
hair. trimmed in shaded pink roses.
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lntclligently and logically; that 10.
where there does not intervene a date
or place or name he desires at this
time 10 withhold
A Dangerous Maa.
"li- Is a dangerous man TO have
loose is the way Inspector Cross puts
&c. How many woman have fallen
prey to his greed and yiciousness IL
would be- hard 10 say How he won the
love and confidence OF these women -
beyond comprehension. He is man
Of low. petty practices. man of the
meanest type He fascinated innocent
women and they were as toys 10 his
hands
Miss Marie Bresiin, upon whom Carl
ton tried "A unique scheme OF blaclmail
by means Of an obnoxious photograph,
fell under Cartons hypnotic eye
"He asked me 10 marry him before
his second wife was dead" says this
pretty Brooklyn miss Il was her
bridesmaid and l was shocked when
he spoke TO me. ! felt myself und ~
his terrible influence had hardly
he strength TO refuse him, but. thanH
God ala Then he told me he would
get me py foul means. and ! don't know
what might have happened if he had
not been arrested. always hated him
but his influence over a woman was 50
strong that no one without desperate
effort could get away from him.
Cartons feyerish anxiety for fem
mime love has not deserted him since
his incarceratio at the Brooklyn jail
Mrs Vandeyenter. who was hersel
thrust :ato cell when Anthony Com
stock heard of her having posed 10
photographs found in Cartons trunk
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took all her money and jewelry.
amounting 10 about $500, and desert
ed her.
Bigamy Charge Likely.
Rose Cerier OF 81 Louis. has sent
word that she recognizes in Carlton
the Carl Marin who married her.
robbed her and deserted her In the
same year.
Mrs. Etta Kingrey. Of Gordon. Ala.
is comfag north 10 be satisfied that in
Carlton she will be able to identify
the Eduardo J MARTINEZ who married
her in 1898 in Alabama, took all her
savings and then deserted her On
this Identification tbe police believe
they will be able 10 base a charge OF
bigamy for they claim TO have outside
evidence to show that in one particular
case Carlton posed "a DE Martinez
claiming 70 have been a Spaniard SPY
and 10 have inside knowledge of the
blowing up of the Maine
Mile Peterson. Of Jersey City. ha.
positively identified Carlton in jail a.
the man who made her his common
law wife and deserted her She doe
not say Carlton ever robbed her. IN
she has sworn that he endeavored &
have her life insured
The charges Of swindling the insur
ance companies. the police admit, ar
wholly without anything substantial
on which TO base suspicion at this time
There have been inquiries for furthe
descriptions and identfcations from a
least five insurance companies an
guarded statements that there wa
some suspicion that there might hav
been fraud in that way.
The charge of blaclImail rests on IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
70 HOLD ONES HAT-PINs.
rhis Simple Home Made Affair Fills
Long Felt Want for the
Dressing Table.

This is a novel stand for pins. To
make II two circles Of cord and one Of
wood are required. The wood is Gov
cred on one side with a cushion raised
In the center. II is covered with a
piece of velvet or satin. which is glued
down TO the sides Of wood. A piece OF
narrow fancy galloon Is then fixed
round the edges by small tacks Make
a hole with a gimlet through the cush-
ion into the wood. and In it for cen
ter support put a fancy wooden pen
holder. A drop of glue or seccotlne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

Kew York -Gaboriau, Poe or conan
Dovle might have thought OF II for
,beir heroes. but never an the world
Of real life before. it is safe 10 say,
has a detective force found its strong
esf clew in the effort to prove a man
one of the most remarkable criminals
of the age in the simple art OF brew
iug a cup OF tea.
Yet today that may be called the
principal connecting link by which
,hev are hoping 10 obtain stronger
evidence to show that Frederick r
carlton now a prisoner IN Raymond
street iail Brooklyn, has been guilty
several times over of murder repeated
grand larcenies, many bigamies, whole
sale blackmail and swindling OF insur-
ance companies.
Their first cup of tea has been found
almost az the Time one James +. Nc
Candlass. farm boy, left his home
al louisiana. Polk county, Mo. In
the latter part OF the eighties. and the
ia.i sees Mary German Carlton dying
rs wears later in a furnished room
house in Sands street. Brooklyn from
tetanus. During those IS years they
have found tea brewed in half the
states OF the union, in 20 OF its great
cities. in the army and in the navy
and always in the same way The tea
of course. is only the first step. The
second is the conformation, and that
the police promise. will be for the liz
iug.
Inspector Cross Puzzled.
Police Inspector Adam 4. Cross
known as one OF the most intelligent
and best educated Of the uniformed
force borough inspector Of Brooklyn
after an hour and a half's searching
Illumination of Carlton the othei
day turned 20 the men waiting and
with smile that was not wholly tina
OF triumph pointed at the retreauns
fr IRE VI Carlton departing between
two police men. saying
There goes. In my opinion. one o
the remarkable criminals OF the age
confess / cannot wholly make hin
our 4 very high degree OF cunning
-mauering Of education along pecul
Jar lines and a criminal instinc
driven by an iuordlnate desire 70
notoriety have combined 10 produce
man who would stop at nothing. VIII
could cover his tracks well for Year
AMI then when discovery did come sup
pis him with the effrontery TO STAN
uudismayed before Overwhelming evl
ueuce
have just talked 10 him for a
hour and a half. he declared 10 m
b. would answer frankly. and ye
when questions were put to him tina
he did not care 10 have asked h
would vail his frankness under re
fusal or the plea that his counsel ha
instructed him TO keep silent. II
LAUGHS az all charges except perhar
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the man she married soon after the
McCandless episode. She declares tha'
she was robbed and deserted.
Mrs. James Maritime, of Covinglon
Ky. is positive that Carlton and the
MARTINEZ shc married In the early nine
ties are one ana the same person.
Mrs. Lulu kottering. of Rochester \
Y. now using her old name, was court
ed and we'd in 1897 by one Eduardo dc
Rodriguez. self-styled Brazilian plant
sr They came to New York city I'm
mediately after the wedding and Mrs
Kettering swears she recognizes II
Carlton the man who a few days h'e'
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IN the tip will fix it firmly into the
hole. Cut four holes in the two pieces
Of cardboard. either paint or gid the
card. or cover with satin: stitch the
edges together \ small hole must
5e made in the center. then the discs
are slipped over the top Of center sup
port To prevent this falling down
twist some wool or thread tightly
round the support just where you wish
the support 10 rest; and the hardened
thread will prevent it slipping further
down.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18

Neither crash towels nor the fuzzy
wuzzy" ones should be used on the face.
The best towel for the complexion Is one
Of fine. soft linen. Spanish women us
towels of the softest linen. and WITH
good results Coarse Turkish towels
are splendid for the body. but y)u musr
remember that the complexion is vastly
more delicate and must have careIu
treatment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
Dandrun Cure.

Fo.iy-eight grains of re-oi elm, one
fourth ounce UT eiycerin. alco~ol to MI
a two-ounce bottle. Apply wi,h med
icine dropper every night r''hbing In
well with the finger tips. Shampoo the
hair with eggs every fortnight
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one. that of having improper photo
graphs in his possession. He declares
he has an ample defense to every other
accusation, and yet he will not even
AFFORD the police the slightest assist
ance in arriving at the truth OF any
OF the charges against him. lie says
he does not care how many come for
ward TO accuse him. he knows that
at the proper time he will be able /,
g. free
Laughingly Defiant
II was just as the inspector had
said. When Carlton met report
sss prom the new spapers and others
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-08-18
Mitts.

M.ttt FOR summer wear are now ap-
pearing in all the new colors aud
shades and open work silk gloves come
in several colors. besides LACK aud
yhita
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Bronze Slippers.

Bronze slippers and stockings arc
taken notice OF again, after long period
u obliyion.
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PERSIAN cROSS-STlTCH.
Worked or Scrim in Artistic Blend
ing of Colors Very Effective for
Collar-and-Cuff Set.

The design is especially adapted for
use on scrim and makes a very ef.
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took all her money and jewelry.
amounting TO about $500 and desert
gl her