St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 23, 1898

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Bo ae ee “pa ae : ee a hy eee , , as aii? me Ms ‘ pm ro, ” . Ss : — - ‘as yao CLIC I I 10n a a ob 4 : ’ ¥ f 4 Se ob A i n men _COMPLETIc REPORTS ~~~ ce anda COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. 3333 Cubans as Soldiers. Negroes as Soldiers. Our boys bel hey wil haveto & | ; c | a areee waet Chey wet neve | Will the black man fight for the flag car- fight the insurgents, but read what ex- REGULAR CIRCULATION SUNDAY, JULY ee Se eae j ried by the armies that set him free? , perts say of Gomez's men in the next 7 Well, read the next wunday Post-Dispatch. — 7 — . Sunday Post-Dispatch. VOL, 49, KO. 347. | SATURDAY EVEN!NG—ST. LOUIS—JULY 23, 1898. °° PRICE ies st tart Stee BRILLIANT STORIES TURN } S55 A AN = SPANI * NOB AND eee Fy A oli ae ANIARDS PREPARE TO g BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. W ) TOLL ZF by ; o Yj a'..3 (aa Xi “ADS a St. Louts Has the Tallest Church sotto: All | Yj, y 75% j x RR AY, AY ) i DEFEN 1) SAN J LAN. . jz : } Y x hes 7 iN : : | pe Re ‘hy \ - Steeple Belleville Absconder Gives in the Inited States. and one of the J ’ tallest In the world. The edifice when Himself U p- . competed will last a thousand years perce es sero Miles Will. Cast Anchor Sunday Morning in "4 ence in architecture, SHORT IN ACCOUNTS | | . ll tama 1797 NEARLY $10,000. : : 3 the Waters ot Porto Rico. to reach a point only 11 miles distant} FOR EIGHT MONTHS HE HAS | rn ; Bye by land. A marvelous stoty of ad- e ef Sees | Pomme eo WOOD RESTORING ORDER IN SANTIAGO, ee oy eae ~~ Tia m an aE. - 5 PY re 4 wos vicissitudes of steamboating in Mis- FROM JUSTICE. SOur! in 1898. | .\ | pyle A This Enchanting New Hip} sic opime HAUNTED w.: ‘President’s Order, Creating a Military Government, Walk the Dear Girls HIM, HE SAYS ! have adopted is about the warmest , . mt | ; a wow Pane eon ent the anes ane | eR if eed Appears Satisfactory to the Residents aay taken ae i. ote To Return and Face the Music Was Al- t | “if a etal 4 Paes pases “Gee her Sand ] 5 ‘ ) of the Fallen City. This Man Saved Sinners and “1 His Wish, but He . readed. the Disgrace to HB, rf . | ° - Se | —7 : ag ag oe + Stole Florses. f reacher who His Family. : J : . bl cote BROOKLYN'DID ST. FHOMAS, 'D. W. L., July 23.—The Spaniards at San Juan de Porto Rico conducted revivals in country places —S. jim - . 5 egr as a blind for a gang of horse-steal- W. D) Tolle, the absconding secretary of Sf ) ake THE BEST SHOOTING. are making extensive preparations to resist an anticipated attack upon, the part ers, and who seems iikely to spend | 4,,,, Saebatment , oan Aalinciation of Belle- z -, SANTIAGO, July,17.—There has been so of the United States warships which are understood to be convoying the army of the rest cf his life in jail, ville; who has been a fugitive since the 2d of COA much discussion over the’ parts taken by/ invasion commanded by Gen. Miles, There were no signs this. morning of the hae ) ; fF the American ships in the battle that de-/ American warships or transports, but news of them is expected shortly, ’ ’ a2 valet vo . . , ; /- ps Ghosts Talk Glibly in Broads! December. watkea, up to Conductor ie \ a siroyed Admiral Cervera’s aquadron and e 4 a- AD EG. ) phe Ry Ce TAME re 2s ish vessel above’ the present submerged the watérs of Porto Rico, at the point selected for the debarkation. Thus it may ; y Pes 4 " / ei ; ¥ ys. " é ph ng : ee. | encountered, : itll Ber water line shows the. following: we luc ; ane ‘ipa fe! | Pourinch shels (fired only by the Iowa) | 4gain happen that Sunday, which has heretofore been so lucky a day for Americayg tM sll Le — > Maria Teresa, 1; Almirante | military and naval operations during this war, will be further distinguished as a —Infanta Do You Know How to Wear : \\ a 1 " wy / . ; as i ; k ; gate _ don the experi-| smile, “I am going back to Belleville to | John Sozodronski Has Been Captured gp a ae pg gel = oe ate placed in the Vimcaya un- | tray el in either the rainy or dry season. " oney Ob every venus who has das-| give meelf up.” ' doubtedly belong to the Brooklyn's list 0! The next expedition will land in Fajardo, a port south of San Juan, and the zed the public from the footlights. He went to Belleville on Branch’s train 7 _——- ———————— by Chognoska and the Pretty wae oe horrid name. But mine would ~ry! ave been almost as bag if I had married | 2-'s. | third will land on the north coast, where there is ro port. These two armies will ~ + At the Mellaville de tigate a bee Little Castaway May him. Stil? he ought to be punished, and I er as , ee umermeranpe People of the) iiar co. wiens crs, ‘elephoned to Bring a Civil Suit "pl Jonson told her heeould net: TEERS TO BE Destene and cet of: the Setteet Of SUS na eee . d | ac ta “ . I. onnsol ok rer e co t 1s , *,° . . . Philippines ‘ responded with it in person. Tolle entered 5S a Warrant for trench of promise’ Hla oa. VOLUNTE SENS When the expeditions are landed they will form a circle around Porto Rico, and ° — a Soce had been brought and vised her to go home and think the affair GIVEN KRAG-JORGEN within 15 days Gen. Miles, it is expected, can control the entire country. § e courthouse, Nobody rec- over, and if she still wanted to pr@secute NEW YORK; July 23.—A_ special from ~ ; Sh “n + ; ognized him on the street. He otvfered to ‘ the man who had jilted her to see = tae r 2 . , - Mey " Major-General Brooke will leave Chickamauga to-day, sO as to embark from ship and are buried—their homes, in-| pay fo » service . won. For 18 months Rosie Rodgers fondly im- a ier eal + ‘ashington says: At least 20,000 of ome en- pay for the service, but Mr. William ould | and bring a civil suit Washington says: Atl ; , 4 ot i : P ‘ir. S would | ng suit. _— Newport News Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. He will be accompanied by his supplied with the | staff and Troop H, Sixth United States Cavalry, and Company. F of the Eighth | How they live, make love, fight, wor- dustries' morals, dress, recreations] not accept it. ’ agined that some day she would become | rtire corps of the volunteers wh@ go to and sports pictured and described. ub the ote as the courth ae ee eee the bride of John Sozodronski. Now her : Porto Rico are to be ee . = . : , A St. Louis Physician Tells Office of Sheriff Rhein. Deputy Sheriff Her- dreagn of love is er and she — _ TROUBLE AT AN END. Krag-Jorgensen magazine rifle une by es United States Infantry. If transports are ready Gen. Haines’ brigade, to which Hello, Hermann said. _* e eer ee OO. ee ee ee ae Ry Ries regular army. This announcemen!, mace | Battery A of Missouri belongs, will get away at the same time. How come back to give myself up.” AY®, form. heen jilted. Much has} -@8¢8 Against Young Hogg and Shirk | Py. the Ordnance etnnding having vena Twenty thousand men have been selected for the Porto Rican expedition and our soldiers in Cuba can be made as| ,) 2° Tolle ae ee mgeeacener ~* am bn hy es rh poring ee ‘ yor Pic +» Dismissed at Sedalia. that the supply of the improves Sua wie 10,000 now in Cuba will be forwarded later. Among those selected are: . He expressed | Sr AE EL = not perme:t Ob etter come menthe to come. With Gen. Miles—Sixth Massachusetts, 10 companies of the Sixth Illineis, 275 Just what regiments will receive the new | recruits for the Fifth Corps that were not disembarked at Santiago, Batteries C and nearly invincible as human beings] a wish to see one of the Webb brothers, at- can become. An article which !s sure Webnk nt telephoned and Charles = Special to the Post-Dispatch. vr eype pw ee ge = = . . | ) . ten. Miles, to whom a . ~ . 4 4ik A “* ys .~ fe J ice t : } pen is upon Ue n - ¢ ) 2 . , . . . - . . . After a brief conference in the Sher'ff’s FOS SEDALIA, Mo., guly in the Poller Sey wy will be sent for distribution. Some | F of the Third United States Artillery, B and F of the Fourth United States Artill- to be read with interest by every- , wl dend ‘rel a aa ~“ . - aw ‘ mee nine , body © has a friend or re itive in office Mr. Webb said he did not think he ( ourt, to lay, the Cases against W. 5. difficulty is being experienced in k eping ery and B of the Bifth United States Artillery and 60 mey of the Signal Corps and y ‘ the army. and his brother would defend Tolle. So , ~~ —— ' \y ,Skirk, charged with a d'sturbance of the! up with the dupply of roy eee for “e c ; C . Oe ET Mii? : ‘y bgt) ace by horsewhippi ng ast | 30-calibre rifles. While the Government is| the Seventh Hospital Corps. . - The news that Tolle had : | . ~ - ~ ~ J fej . | a : “" } > : - 4 ‘ ’ > (* j ‘Ss ; received from Sheriff Clark this morning | NEW YORK, ouy = — regi te Third Brigade, Gen. (srant (preparing to break camp at Chickamauga)—Firse to pare the biscuits. This ts practi- a * Ma . ~ . r I induced the auditor to Be pepe bes ROSIE RODGERS. purely mercenary- “ ouece 7 one on fifth New York Regiments and the First Rhode Island Regiment at Camp Alger, _ . - ie og i ) i) * « cy, Ss 1S ied > : , A FARMER {S MISSING tract is against public policy, he succe of about into solvency. scorned and Miss Rodgers says the haif “~ meee f . . hs ®. seal ad nad a b aaa is some. *y wornee pare for the association and hae not been told. Country About Kinmundy Tll., | a nation with which 9 wel 5 aanenn : won er u : ime ‘oO ent a“ rt } . n : ; . , ° P a the re ‘ee, pts 4 eve y ‘ th U & © comes and Of of money on it, which I never \ Rosie Rodgers is only 20 years old and Searched “or Him. but No —. Be under the Spanish Govern- NO I. R I( ION IN SA N IAGO. . : imal without becomin ’ > contrast. between Mrs. William Mce- eh K contaminated. , , the vense f ti ; - . he re , " at’ hy » does to help defray the expenses oO 1e porns When a man gets into a bog he sinks deep- only love. That's the reason why she does Special to the Post-Dispatch. | aes By oetine a gontract to a Spanish evening dress, desperation comes and reason departs ) ray “If 1 had. conquered pride ard pote to Friday afternoon she wended her- Way |, an otd German living with a son six| thereby indirectly 3 Treasury an amo int equa: to one half the . Neca, Bath thocunt 2 : ea nave remained Courts bul.ding and told her story to yt from home last Sunday, and although hun-| the Residents Appear Content. Fe re, cvuld go away w . ? -utin ) Dedey . | _ lron Jaw 4 ee Dick Johnson, the, Assistant Prosecuting dreds of teams. have been escouring the’ Special Cable te the Pest-Dispatch. is not | , al ment W h would enable me to sup sort mys Attorney. ; | . | ot Uf it with an American freak. self and family and perhaps “ee back Rosie was “dresied up” for the occasion. | him Bas peen found. He was 1 years old | ED AT MACON i and not active and had turned his property | ORGANIZ . : } : dmini _ i affai h h * “ SANTIAGO ly 23.—TI hange in the administration of affairs here has +f His head is like edamant. He will | As soon as was wel away and had hi ist. Her hat was “a deeam,” eat Pipre Bucs ee ¥ 4 ot ; ‘ollec ’ eali » shirt waist. Her hat was ° let you hit him with a house, and it time to cojlect My thoughts I realized the ve an large and built of white straw and MACON. Mo., July 22.—Macon will sodn ae lowed in the city, and many of them are engaged in policing and cleaning the our fangwer of compromising my employers. overly loud po ate told Col. Dick that company is being organized to meet streets. ; but I would not do that. Then I tried to ’ ‘a * > ge " “ re back on her, he — ler «5 anh ' . . ' ; és ; . ' = ative Colony ' SaRinet tnd. They eonny Sppearance was eaned wack Es ‘his ¢ ‘air and said he didn’t For St. Loule and Vicinity—Falr and contin- | James O. Moore, peg : rege a ‘a ground. The sick rate 19 dissiniehing. san. sss — + oye on. gp angle Sieas ‘ ; , ”" " ‘er ol » . t é seouri ° wae . . , KS in America has proved to be a faji.| t° 40 rough work. ‘ irl on earth ery ’ ~ oa > neg : for their hard work and are eager to accompany the Porto Rico expedition, | * -e ' a: e . antry, an | oy. a ~ ure after a long trial. It was thed cate eta aes e in the eight months UB oste lives with her parents at 1209 ~— day. + rs. These ae ey" my Bae ~ — though only 800 have so far been permitted to follow 6 is : , years ago sne For Missourt and Illinols--Fair Saturday night ommunication with ,Gov, & te ens ay . ; , : oO i cit airs. ei st : for my board, The Louis —~ a bere and Sunday. Adjutant: ne! Gen. Wood is directing the administration of city a r s restoring order JOAN 16 an elec= The river at St. Louls will continne te fall. surance ti to take the secretaryship afte . ter I learned Americans and ther interest is therefore “mn Cou A and in that manner brou : : rse ght the association ul bidder being a licensed corporation of oy a > eee charged, But you canr » . ® and so do the fashions. See the ; : jot handle a dead John of the Polish name is her first and Trace Found ment must be surrendered to the govern- ~ Kinley and Mra, Abraham Lincoln\in! er in hi! . Mra, ‘ is efforts to extricate himself. Then , , 5 rn not want to give him up. KINMUNDY, IIL, July 23.—William Ru-| ¢ ation, the United States Government > d , July 23.—Willl | corporation, vaya into the Spanish |Order Is Being Fast Brought Out Of Chaos an a 2 " . ’ : ‘ E h 2 Four ; . - q The Mother-in-Law With the my friends. everything might have been up the long and winding stairs at thé miles northwest of Kinmundy, disappeared | contract stipulation. I was n nown, get some gort of emplay- of empléy country and neighboring towns no trace of NEW MISSOURI COMPANY f , : asad (Copyright, 1898, by the Press Publishing Co.) performing wonders in the East. | month by mont what I had taken 7 . dark skirt, with a cool-iooking She wore 4 dark SK.rt, over to his sons several years ago, Post-Dispatch q eal wility of such Plar of righti ’ ' re “ c ehting myself. , one f not _ 7 on't cost you a Bent. | I could not get a Wesponsible position with. WS tr-mmaed with a Se ee earaaee aes THE WEATHER FORECAST. | have another military company ready. Thé the T They ay 8 spe . fetching and wher 2 : ; he Most Flourishing Co-oper- Ty Watid dor Ah desperate criminal, th man she loved and who hid sworn that} FAIR—CONTINUED WARM. anticipated third call for troops. Capt. The main body of’our troops has been moved to camps on higher and healthier» r 7 igainst me. They would not employ om ‘oul rive ; pioy ° believe any man on earth would give her ved high temperature Saturday night and Sun- na E. Cc. Thompson are the organ- ' ne Was sprink.i pride of Be.lamy's followers and wos lawn ard such wor Ponce ane Tenth street. Nearly two ral Bell, and have their as- Aver s xty abe-bodied men have en- Warm weather prevailed during Friday over attended a North St. nski. ‘a oe ath his parents at 1402 Rosie and John were they will get in on the next ‘and encouraging trading. | | Spanish troops are still awaiting deportation, but are not especially anxious full number wiil be obtained The ‘ thought to have demonstrated the| Other was of a siniilar mature. TI have truth of his theories. never begged, but I have gone without any- SRS MES Jo thing to eat for two days at’a time ee ty Ry Mepe a “When I went away I t : Nort n street. . Le a | . . and many other stories, handsomely! tween $800 and $900. Of Say pty FB introduced by a mutual orien. pie coy | . ; . the requisition for more men ito go Many will remain here. : ; ) ’ and still eentinues this morning, except from is issued, " Refugees who have returned to the city are being fed, though food is very -* ted, wil prove to the reader that through mv brother-in-law to my wife to together several ye tear parted thes | oe: | | A cargo of fresh meat has arrived and the army is enjoying ite 7 a | | | call, it : listed and the all diatricts except the North Atlantic coast, by the time Post-Diepatch, more than all; pay off a balance on the f¢ with the other, and be! North Dakota eastward meet mowepapers, is | few other bills. T had some good clothing night John hat Rosie,s perm.ssion to call There were showers in the Northwest and In E | ‘scarce and costly. 4 and a few trinkets of jewelrs They» x on her at her home. 2 Se: YANKEE TROLI YS FOR PAR S. : o ; ats hey have John called. Rosie's patents were pleased the Atlantic and Gulf States but this morning - us — = first hearty meal ‘or a long time : ‘ clear weather largely predominates Cleveland, O., Sccures an Order for 500 The yellow fever quarantine is very strict. Gen. Shafter spends his time With ot with him, and the’ “en 'yae ; The followtng heavy pre ipitation (in inehes) . , Cc Vor This waa spoken wit) : and yet again. : ' lgnta, 1.12; Lynch Electric Stree. Uars. the tropps ’ ¥ re r U wu | 1 & ghastly smile. y . . Nh » ¥ e : was ~wrted: Havre, 1.19, Atignhta y _ ~ . ae a. ; . n np te ~ " cases where 5 OUNR yp opl re} . . -~ rh os . . : . ‘ = ome ‘thabeeh bags who has not weed gant Be six months had elapsed burg, 1.50. CLEVELAND, O., July &. The W alker | The Pres dent's proclamation ciceting the military agvernment satishes the Snow what I have suffered, hye they were engaged. Then, Rosie says, she : Mantfacturing Co. of this city th ine residents ee constantly in m ‘ ) » , — ee O teh l‘urgeet ® nee oragera ever ; » P " . : +. a - mind was whether I Was happy rening John called at the | POST-DISPATC pues ome ae 4em. The order came from , A number of women, including Gen. Wheeler's daughter, have arrived to care, should return and give myself u » Nearly every e’% - | eras tm shiaenwas ancy darted ou the wap Mame fae" Bel Paris, and was for, ed rn ito mocorn, | for sick relafives. oe tric street cars. This inc.uce : : soak 1000 controllers, 60 trolleys and other de- A goverfiment postoffice has been established here and ma’! was received to-dayy > me that would be ¢ krace to my children was all that deterred about the happy need by. They consulted “ t The order willl emount in value to . been placed over Morro. i vee ate. scsnont A big rican flag has ites et a wer vig ' 9 gone one by one. All I have le , F this dellear watch . ke left now ,is good opinion she formed pt that so as t now whe ret peas. 08 . rengthened. He called again . wee BP ag Hungry of him was ts Matters progressed much esa . Ie not bear to th in the sweet by the children of a convicted felon. But l h Rosie's parents and the happy day _————. \ ~ }"“SonTiNGD ON paoe | ar ee ‘2 Ries’ =a r bg . yi; a amt oe . ) : ; J : £ as Se ale 2 yeas f 7 a. 8 a. va 10 a. li a. *eeeeveevrenrrr* oe % A a