St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 9, 1898

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(46,099. there are no horrid men to imtertere with the widest liberty of dress and behavior. és. See to morrow's SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH _ —_— ecorororcncceeececceee! VOL. 4 49, 1 NO. moose _SATURDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—JULY 9, 1893. * * PRICK 12 ots oe 8 ~—_—— - novel manner by a St. Louis physician whose method is i!'ustrated in to morrow's SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. "eg CECE COO COLE -—— ee —— —- ee — —EE ee CHARGED WITH |STEELVILLE THE COMPANIES ALGER LOOKS FOR WITCHCRAFT, WATER-SWEPT,, MUST PAY TAX NO BATTLE TO-DAY. An Aged Woman’s Story at} Thirteen Known Dead, Mostly! 4, (ficial Decision Against the Coroner’s Office. Women and Children. the Express People. HER DAUGHTER-IN-LAW THE FLOOD CAME edited dvices Fro IT) Shafter A re That Negotiations for MUST AFFIX THE STAMP HAD ACCUSED HER. WITH ALL ASLEEP. ADING. ; em ad apa urrender Are Still On. BABY DIED AND A FORTUNE|NO OPPORTUNITY TO ESCAPE|.. ,ou33 MERCHANTS SUP- Ls, Py — TELLER SAID THE OLD LADY FROM RUSHING WATERS OI SORTED BY THE INTERWAL ih BEWITCHED IT. THE NARROW VALLEY. am ee ee THE ONLY AMERICAN KILLED IN THE GEN. MILES SAILS ON SROWen ToWWTENFENc|(-— -ccarcs rnow pexru.(SUPeuarennent FULLER, | GREAY NAVAL BATILE AGAINST CERVERA. THE YALE FOR SANTIAGO. + eS rh eee ae ape % abe mt - COn eM Petpet & Mn + Re, Y ia buried this afternoon. For «ome time my Sieeiville is the u have not been accepted. eons wife hase heaped these accusatior is} Cour ' and ig a tow upon me, claiming that the fll health of th: It lies in a narrow ’ child was due to my atrange influence. | Yadkin Creek fows a 01 in. Ta th harzes —— "a - ee — — -_ - ——_ "T am accused of witchcraft! God knows Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. Tam innocent,”’ said Mrs: Rose Downey cf STEeMLVILL!) : MILES SAILS FOR SANTIAGO. a j . ; ee ee ee eee o When I heard the babe was dead I hesitated ; ™*°. T ie flood ap . rd a gee :i,, - 0 cents of less, cach. Ls * , ¥ \ , : ( H. \ RL Ics STON, . f “9 July 9, Pa -The transports y ale and Co- ‘ ‘ Serided Teould nol etay away. I went there le lig “imi we r that the 1901e year 18% s! s ihe ymiy ¢ er \\.\ \ \ ce Val fivk® lumbi ° : , NO8 ron = S . AVY i : 3 ¥ a, having on boare eo r Friday afternoon, inte nding to remain all | uy ’ . wee 1 e ross } ; it ' \ : ‘ ' \ vat th ( we manding general of the army, Nel. Z night and attend the fanera! this afternoon. | ; yo ‘ning, just at & tim hen n We recess aa tee . ' NAAR \ tie. son As Miles and staff, and 1700 men, intended as reinforcements fe My daughter-in-law received me coldly, but | warning could } Tt » danger until ess charges are ; low as 5 cents,” 5s \ \\ \ Vays a ’ ‘ a. | at id the story. Mr. Fuller. “Out of that charge | pel AY \ aA\\\\\ | VS for Gen. Shafter, cot away at 2 o’clock this afternoon. ' \ WwW ' er eely es Tl aubm tted to it, determined to avoid any | rs th elve; mm as ie trouble at the scene of death. As the night! gainer themselves together the work o1 tL goes fi PEPER ALIEN: ANG Otmer « WV WAY AYAAAAYAA \ \ % V\V\Y The Sth Ohio Volunteers, “the President’s Own,” are with passed away ehe became more and more «ae: ! el ‘ Ve » pay an add ni ' ' ‘ \ \ ~\i discontented on account of my presence. | ee os es , or a stamp tax, the nb SS | (t8\ | hy VA) the e x peditio Ih. At 2 o'clock she stole away from the house Baar the le . o™ of 1 eS A y readily understoo have compiied t! \\\ LAN >... \ ~ . and went to see the fortune teller. It was| which | brave work | helping t) n- lowing t ® of ne dav’s busine: tj . a Co. | \\) \ ™ ; M . Zo . nearly 3 o'clock when she returned, | fortunate citizens to et Themselves f St. Upuis on the Pacific: \ . \ ! WUT ORE ROOPS REACH SHAFTE R. “There Was a strange light in her eyes! : 7 Sena an om ' thers. > ‘achape al = ; : ‘ Pand vi * ; } ‘ liegime it and il regime nt of lllinois raed Se ry w hich left Tampa ‘’ ’ io) ’ ve itcner sir . came _* pare ing . my darling baby and caused its death.’ " | before it, even ' q : several days apo, have reached Santiago, “I hesitaied. ‘What shall I do? I asked, idences and busin 7 ooo oa Sh aa te 62s SHOWS that the great am OF Cll *hief Yeoman Ellis of the Brooklyn was killed bv a shell from one of addressing my son, Bernard | ion mang yo a cake oie peta -, OU smi sipment ind au er Pe 1. . ie oes FR ey ’ v “Mother, you had better go,’ Bernard | age was plied as high as the second story @Xtra eayeas: of cen each cuts a! he Sp namie: tisers duri — great running fight following Cervera’s dea- OF FICIAL LALK ()F AR AISTICE, ee mented | Pn big hole in the net profi : nn ish from Santiago Harbor. ‘ il : a : sadly rej MADRID, July 9.-The Liberal says th*® Cabinet is consider ing the signing of a 10 days’ armistice to facilitate the peace ne “Turning to my daughter-in-law, I ead: 4 the Frieco Railroad Ce x lO trac nostiy pl ‘ v ; Priced at j ' , mene vs — —— ‘ . \ F , * ' : aie date . ’ r Wy ‘4 ' , , ifs ] ‘ s} ,% ors fer ‘ s ~ to leave the house, accompanied by my , : a ntirels a my , lin) * sh'pment?t bys ult sTrvy) \ rit y “/ ] , : : , a are ave ft my ae Se Oe a » eaeh mak a oe cad : rotlatlons, young -8on, Joseph, who lives with me on var sustains a part ularly heav’ Oss. on ' ‘ ' taal at | - ~ Dao ls sahil f ' thy eh, rv atyie i ¢i ‘vi ‘ : ; . : - : ; , : | ; ; : " : ‘ ite ‘ ' ) ) " Ce? ¢j a. \fi iste f ‘ ‘ nn . 4 - Eaervived it lents of remarkable escapes are nu- NEITHER SAMPSON Decide Their Movements. | MADRID. . ee ee ne ee eee , : - ‘7? . " + reo iN " 1, ‘i ’ - ‘ , Nort. y ’ by ty . } , . G . ~ > . ’ “} do not believe tn fortune tellere or is Sri . famils .s StH - ue atch fron Gen ral at Santiago in whi h the ‘atter says that he has refused ti : r sat ai re imp N¢ OR iL ai THERE. . LEN ily 9%—It was expecte. at the Navy artment thi nsider Shafter’s proposa surrender, but that his men are practically starvi ’ ' ’ ; ’ r «yf ; , r , atart ae ’ . : . i : anything of that kind. li seemea strange to Me how any one could put faith in su and a few toreigners are about the only inhavita foolishness, but my daurhter-in-law . aan , ' if parentiy thinks more of her fortune tell ‘ ey ; KB _ ine ry » § ay + At “tg } iT rai i yr 6tne \ ‘ sh, etroar ; i ' larpor, thous if annot be irne 12 Tv) 1 t 7 | R are than ahe does of the JTuture i . } ost ry) bys ,* ag? he . 2a bs ut . ml , - rene " ' nen aie | ey P, hy c] ‘ ; ' ; . ] ge h ing “ont ned | “Ever since: the baby was born, three, Were rese after long hours of waiting. Vera's feet ' t of exist : | , | tetris RR EEN y ~ months ago. she has } the ide at 3 : pBve Dodies Gave Seen re ered, th: rding to m to 1 that tl ' plan o mpaign arranged betwee Shaites i j ue S A Was bewliched. She at once ’ : , , , : ~9 : as | and gave the fortune teller as her autho : e Slough family. as ae : * ' — 4 ae ' - :, ~ither he N , | 4 wy. The baby was never healthy: and beri ae. Bee = Cestro) by 1 DAaVING : | | oh ee a ee ee es eas ites ee eee a . . . Rradually wasted aways All the while ] an . a “+ tats on : , - 9 ae a a ich oi ome =. lenartment or t! partment, | ig been le! ntirel thin the dis- Washington Has Received Information to Th Was biamed for its cormdition She never i : i! ; ; ' dedi , . . , ' } tin im) fois onod - > Pe ‘ ti ‘ ' si i ‘ * } wi. wea ~ ; ea: . The aged Mrs, Downey Is of highly reepec- Four Lives Lost at Stanberry. ng the commottoh, the Admiral rear to thie st. however, there are Ingh and rugged hills, across winch the id al : : @ ‘ conor “* ’ . ‘ : ‘ . . . ’ r) ‘1 ‘ er. . " 1 ; ‘- " ‘ ; *¢ ° . ve ° tall appearan Shy iS Ya les muulent, STANT ‘-ERRY WV July 9 A heavy sty rs )) 4 I hy rrit lore: ; Snani ed :, o) , reat owards anzaniils t Sal ipso! nh S vesseisS enicr the har- for terminating the war. Sor r tary Day has declined to treat in and was clothed in a neat-fAtting . reas of i . 0 cK Friday becam a flo Ane started fo ie 5 AL hard i the co ' , ta» 8 believed that thear guns will control the ; : black silk. Mer language and general man- 12 ley th of the railroad track, a ro. Commodore § being to the south, | or and approach the. town sie Regt ont eo ae ' this manner and has intimated that the peace proposition must eir houses .were carrie ie : ‘ hills so e tua were the Spaniards to attempt wr denote education and refinement Al ~ “ae > ; + erent Mru Ie e G ane hat 3 : far to at 7 head AaXx- mec oO fl reat OVC > pees - chinese : at P ‘ Saunt : “+ ; REMEE Gatiratly somewhat aaitates by ran. rey trek er remt. Mra Isaac Gray and he ; an tor tonearm and were, TT nia ah ale ones ak: Saeki ae come in good faith and that Spain must be willing to abide by the eon of the alleged «trange conduct of here 1 a tree. but before relief could ac) od 4 ‘ a nm ie uD 1} Department | faving great dithculty in communicating by wire demands of the United States. There is a suspicion that the un- | ; ; 4 them thes Were lirow ned ™ " : , . amie ” ; ii WAVY daugrh er-in-law Mire Downey relat« 1 her : ° . ae { : f ’ . ; (harles Bmith aid Rert \ - wl : tile } ' : _— » of a ft . . . ) ; , | wae. Bit ei ee tress tact aight was a brief report as to the condition .of ihe. Geshe al de) Wane fleet to Spain. But immediately after the first dispateh if sa »* Ali se tvati i« ‘ ‘* . ° . ’ : = Admiral has had some of his experts examine the ships was received the President ordered Commodore Watson to proceed _ il d ) r h ’ ’ (jrayv and Da vy wre re for Ind rowe ar r , time a : . ort ie u “ or v re , : - . ri . . ‘ a. ad re >) . ’ 4 } ww qpelinen - bude by @ juxuri-| drift. Families that had narrow es aping et neentrated its fre upon the | Spanish vessels. lhe 1 growth of enow-while hat: were those of Scott Sherman ‘isher ‘omt , his » oe s considere t, . ‘ing ¢ h tthorities : Dr. Lioyd. Deputy Coroner, assured Mrs Wright, Mre. Plybon. Steve Johnson. Fred OT IHOGOs smi ic wes : ered as they lie beached, and the report is encourag ne to the authorities, who are with all possible speed. ties with the prospects of recovering some of these vessels and The Madrid Government, according to diplomats here, is anx- Henderick, David Ruckman. David Va) the most formidatile in @ chase Where | Se leased wowney that the law would never touch her | sickles. Sam Light, John Davis and Ponce peed was an important ent particularly, pleases ant ee eo rene ONS che sorrow. | Aushorn o adding them to the American navy The only approach to this type of armored | ally left the Four Courts, bemoaning tne | [ERE cemampe iN Maryville THE WEATHER FORECAST. cruisers are the New York and Brookiyn In the terrible running duel of 60 ‘ious to secure a cessation of the war until the people of that os ircumetances that prevent her from atiend- ; rage ‘Ne shor i more than once the ossibility not r MARYVILLE. Mo., July 9.—News ia re- ANGED. miles July 3, the Spanish vessels showed more th. ne p country can he brought to a realizing sense of the uselesaness of na — funeral! we her |? at dechiid ceived of the drow ning of Mires P’ hy Oehe Ty FAIR—UN CH alr a . , ae i ‘= 1 ing a destructive fiahe had they heen handled with any- = " A her ror St feute end vicinity ir Saturday; ry] {| escape, D Mi = lyn and her daughter, Mrs. James Noling. ule § nd pe ) : displaved by ou- own naval commanders The the further fighting. } got ' a . _ saa na pleasant fa 7 i ane | by kindly of th if iL? ee. 2 eae vet been foun: ejemetl = — Oe ; nigh« the ecita | Guilty of Murder. river rose rapidly, and Noling’s house was ae +" ; crack Spanis * crusser might have escaped to the westward and eel ' Sarees & ver eorenns mm oct na safely -- ’ was over. RE ers nee: we Missing—Seventy-nine enhsted The ee ‘oes giving the ~-mes of the t Hee eee PORT SAID, aed 9.—Six of the Spa-°-* | ra eeseereieen Sp. ab SPP ee thee P| | here on their way back back te et " " + «ee ete” . +. a ding *s Saas | Sie : ee : P ‘7 Me ae pent