St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 5, 1898
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¥ - : “nual picnic, THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. -~— .S> IS2D. 2. WELL AGAINST HIS WILL. Marvelous cure credited to science by one who flouted its professor. See the nex: SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. SSOQCSeE Kee anew ST.LOUIS POST. DISPATCH | SWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1898—SUNDAY, 119,188; DAILY, 106,975. we P : > % Ss Mae w nae % es ge xs Jam BM ‘ee 7 Sea ae w ae “pret oS, : ee : % na = V4 a. - ’ ee; = ¢ ae i 3 * m # aa : a ee ty x S w et ” “3° ae ‘ * Tyre + . . Ng a) e 4 Fe ae oe D B ie t ¥ COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS, ZjPe 333535 S935 = THREE COUNTIES REDEEM&D FROM POVERTY By watermelons. An industry which has made Missouri famous limited to a litte known section. See the next SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. ‘VOL. 49, ‘KO. 353, ‘FRIDAY EVEN ING—ST. LCUIS—AUGUST 5, 1898, PRICEI See Wrenn PRESS GEESE Kee a —_———— REPORTED LOSS WITH EVERY SEHUOL GIRL AS A ROBBER, A STEAM PERSON ON BOARD CT TC At ete ttt a ay ’ - = | - Fisherman Saw Her Collide With an Iceberg and Go Down in the Strait of Belle Isle, Near Newfoundland. Ruth Bradberry Stole Jewels Because She Liked Them. oe WAS GRADUATED BUT TWO MONTHS AGO. _ NAME OF SHIP NOT OR THE NUMBER DROWNED. WILL NOT BE PROSECUTED BE- CAUSE OF dER YOUTH- FULNESS. KNOWN — — — —_ ae St. Johns Ship Agents Think It Was Not a Passenger Liner, for the Reason That They Do Not Pass the Scene of the Accident. TELLS A REMARKABLE STORY OF HERSELF. Her Mother Says ithe Girl Was Always Headstrong, and She Anticipated in. ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, mail steamer Virg nia Lake arrived at Tilt Cove, on West Bay, 2% miles from here at daylight, ported loss of an ocean liner in the Straits of Belle Isle. The Virginia Lake people have no infor- of the hand bringing corroboration of the re- mation on the identity lost steamer. All the a@ fisherman at Noddy reported that he wh an iceberg and sink soon after. intellicence at comes Bay. This fisherman steamer collide The report is generally believed, but nothing re- liable is obtainable. The fisherman that looked Lie a passenger ship, and he could Saw a eaid the steamer gee the people trying to launch boats, but | could do anything, he believed, she sank before they and everybody on board, down with the ship. went Aug. 5.—The | from | Trouble, but Not of Such a The ¢ Character as This. | foundiand | Strait of Belle Isle lies between New- and Labrador and is the most two channels which connect Lawrence with the Atlantic northern of the the Gulf of St. Ocean, It in it is reported to be unsafe. It is not the Bradberry a 16-year-old girl, who higher walk of life, made statement which accom- Post-Dispatch re- } Ruth is 12 miles wide and navigation | compen trem. one : the remarkable panies this story to a route taken by passenger liners usually. ‘porter Friday morning. Austin New York | When she made ‘it she of the Allan Line of steamers’ said_ pected to be prosecuted for the thet of ‘ ‘ eight diamond rings from John C. McCos of the J. C. McCoy Jeweiry Co., 3801 Holland suilding Lown in the holdover of the Four Courts ly Baldwin & Co., the confident ex- izgents was not W hile : route to-day that they were sure it ' one of thelr steamers which was lost. her own drawing room talking to a ohscie | instead of a vrisoner in Matron Gilbert’g | quarters in the Four Courts, tuth hadn't finished her morning toilet | when the reporter called at Matron Gil- bert’s rooms Mrs. Gilbert called through the locked door to her to hurry. Ina few noments Mrs. Gilbert unlocked the door and Ruth stepped out—a short, plump girl, dressed in a light blue shirt waist and : gray skirt, which barely covered her shoe- tops. Her face wore a pleasant smile of welcome. It is not beautiful, but has the clean, well-cared for look of a girl of J the upper class, which makes up for natural flawe The hair was brushed rather severe- | ly back faom the forehead and temples and | secured behind in a small, tight knot only evidence that she had not just stepped out of her own dress.ng room for an outing . was the absence of a tie about her clean, white collar She seated herself on a lounge and walted with a well-bred air for the reporter to open the conversation, “Yes, I'm in rather an uncomfortable posi- tion.”’ she said, in answer to a question. Without repeating the questions, her story follows: , “IT don’t know What made me steal. [| had never been actually dishonest before, not any more so than most girls are, in the | te'ling of little fibs. I stole the first time about July 10. I had been introduced to | Mr. McCoy by a friend of mine who was also living away from home. I had looked at the diamonds a number of times. One day I was looking at them, and it occurred to me that I might take one. I picked up | one and slipped it under my belt. Mr. Me- | Coy did not see me, but the next moment he looked at me and it was too late to re- turn the diamond, even had I wanted to do so. which I didn’t. I Knew I had done wrong. have a conscience But I love diamonds. I like to see them flash and glit- | ter on my fingers. It may be a mania with me. After that I didn’t attempt to resist the temptation to steal diamonds. “TI gave one of the rings to Duke K'lian to sell and he got $40 for it. I bought a dress and we spent the rest together.’ The other rings I kept and wore. They were a great delight to me.”’ The reporter asked her about Duke; why he's only a friend. like a brother. He's the only one that took any interest in me, and I liked him because of that. We never thought of marriage or anything like that and our re- lations were never wrong in any way. He doesn’t drink and doesn't Like for girls to drink. He’s a good boy. I'm awful sorry he had to stay in that horrid holdover all —_— Killian, I love they did not positively know the taken by their steamers, it was known that they never went by the Strait of Belle Tale ' Phe only other Montreal passenger line of sieamers they know of was the Donald- son Line. They believed that passenger | tnes never went by that route and that it | could not have been @ passenger liner as reportea, ee Se et ee ee ee TAKEN AFTER A BATTLE. Iowa Officers Have the Murderer of Frank Baird in Custody. Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. WEBSTER CITY, Io., Aug. 6.—At §& o'clock this morning, a’tera desperate bat- tle betwern a posse of cit zens ,assisting Marshall Sam Lingle of Jewell Junction, the murderer of Frank Baird was captured in that town. Four shots were fired by the captured man before he was taken into custody. The capture took place mer the railroad track about a quarter of a mile west of town. “The marshall and men were in battle with @uns Whew an «cngineér com- ing down the track fave the aarm by en- gine whisties, bringing half the town to the ecene. The prisoner refuses to give his name, but perf.cily answers the description of the man wanted, July 26 four young men box car at Dewitt, on the road. Afterward two men drawn revolvers and ordered Up ther hans. baey rus.ed .o the door, | the robbers firne age they passed. Frank Baird, 19 vears old. was killed. Numerous tramps were arrested, but all proved to be the wrong parties A reward of $1000 goes to_Marshal! Ling): of Jewell, $6) of which *was offered by | citizens of Jewell, ‘3200 by the eherif of | Clinton County and ‘$200 by Governor Shaw. RETAIL GROCERS’ PICNIC. Many Thousands Expected at the Fair Grounds Sunday. The St. Lou!s-Retall Grocers’ Association will fil up the Fair Grounds Sunday, Aung. 7. with the crowd that will attend the an- of which this wlll be the elgnth. Last yeer there were 6000 people at the Picnic and this year there will be even a large number. A programme sao of inter- esting features hes bee nh prepare Re eR ee THE WEATHER FORECAST. FAIR—LITTLE CHANGY. For RE and Saturday: For Missouri) Priiay Hight and eight. For Ilinolse—tjenerally fair Friday night and Saturday, cacept local showers in the entire Borth portion; warmer Friday night The river at St. Louls will continue to fall The barometer is high from the Missiaipp! Valley eastward, except on the North Auantic coast, ard ia low throughent the West, except in Western Montana. Pair weathet bas prevatied, except tn the Atlantic ani Gulf States and the Northwest. The temperatures have fallen in the East and eitreme West, and have riven in the itn- terior. The following heavy precipitation (in inches) Was reported; St. Paul, 1.06, Montgomery, 1.08; Tampa, 1.54; Washingion, 1.14 Albaty, 1.02 POST-DISPATCH 1HERMOMETER. Climbed Into a Northwestern entered witn them to hold ee me ee Thuis and vicinity—Valr Friday night little chenge In temperature. Tnsettied, but generally falr Saturday; Warmer Friday Ditles at 7 a. mm, 72 Kaneres WW) Memphis “ ~~ e\ York. } Omaha . 4 Mittebur¢g l’au! In Other .'to which the STILL MORE MONEY MISSING, New Development. Gheure in the Spald- ing Embezzlement Case. CHICAGO, IL, Aug. 6.—A clerk’s error in allowing the private ledger of Charles W. Spalding to pass from the hands of the attorneys represent.ng the University of Il- linols into the possession of the opposing counsel resulted in something startling in vesteaday’s hearing of the Globe Savings Bank case in Judge Tuley’s court. Invest! gation of Spalding’s accounts in the interim between the suspension of the hearing a week ago and its resumption to-day showed | that April 3, 1897, the day of the bank’; failure, he had drawn a check upon the university's afcount in the Northwestern Nat.onal Bank for $20,024. No record of the disposition of ‘this money could be found, and the attorneys charhged that Spalding had secreted the money for use | ‘after he had come out of his troubles inci- dent to the wreck of the bank. Spaiding explained that the entry was for | | aggregate checks drawn within a period of | several weeks previous to the bank's fail- ure, and the nvestigation upon this ail | Was temporarily suspended until the books of the Northwestern National Bank can be / examined, The ledger from which the disclosure was« made was given to Attorney Johnson last week by mistake for another aceount book law yer desired access Th pee is m record of Spalding’s financi:; r lealingts as treasurer of the univers.ty and as i bank president. PRESS CENSOR 0 ‘ON FURLOUGH, Capt. Brady of “the Sig Signal Corps Going to Leaveuworth. =~ “Il am what I havo tnade myself. I home training. Ne vedy who cared of my life hag Been spent in boarding ‘“T have a conscience, and I am don’t know exactly how I didn’t steal] for gain, but for glitter on my fingers. I had mond. Then I yielded to an yne for it. In a moment it was mine, too late to put it back.”’ steal. I pure United arrived Capt. J. °E. Brady, or., of the States Signal Corps at Tampa, Fla.. at the Planters’ Hotel Friday morning en route to Leavenworth, Kan., where his uncle, Mr. C, Townsend, is reported serious- ly ill Capt. Brady -O-—-0—-0--0-- 0-0-0 0 — } 7 | i OCHO OOOH better known As vears old and a brother Kil.ian. He was locked girl's arrest, as told Thurs- were has been the at Tampa and Key West since the broke out. lie says the only time the cen- {f Detective A 0 eL_ec , eorship Was strict was when the transports ‘ause, were about to start for Cuba. He said it in late editions of the Was necessary to delude the public in the Gay evening, the stolen time of departure, as otherwise it would be found in his pos ession. int rmation for the Spanish Governme mt. friday morning Mr. Me declined a ‘After Cervera’s bold dash out of San- prosecute the couple. lie recoveres tiago Harbor,’ said Capt, Brady, “Captain- all the sto.en jewels, inelud! ng a et ot (;eneral Blanco sent his official report of that Kilian had sold, and out of regard the destruction of the Spanish fleet to Key for the youth of the girl and be! West in order that it might reach the Mad- vinced that the boy was an innocent rid Government, There Was no other way of her wiles, he decided not to pus to pespenaeate with Spain, as the cable case further. was cut. ‘he repor r ' ; Greeley me 5g anke a pA referred to Gen. Ruth Bradberry air > ’ ; " : Di ‘ { i) eve ry line, and position that would plunge the ave rage it reached Madrid d_undisturbed."” girl of her age and social pos.tion into a , , is not ‘ro f hame and remorse do horror ¢ b tore amon press her friend, Louis, Killian, 17 Lee after the ' » Post-Dispaten diamonds censor was war “Duke” up be is a remarkable her position or lac me qualities that overcome -y nese giris when disgrace comes upon then She subanitted to the reporter's q her smilingly and assisted in an ana:ys'> of he ’ character ‘with rare shrewdness and easy self-posseasion. Her manner during the interview he a that of a well-bred girl enterta.mng @ Vist tor in a drawing room. “here Was not trace of embarrassment or c¢ nfusion, - to mention shame, ind yet of forwardnes: does not realize It Is Alleged That § She Mercilessly Whipped Little Henrietta Kreichler. The case of Mrs Carrie with assault and battery, was called Fri- day morning in Judge Murphy's court. It is alleged that on July 11 Mrs. Rippey whipped 10-year-old Henrietta Kr ichler uestions Rippey, charged are as *« compiete an absen ‘ aha SS. ae Ruth Bradberh) ~ wo rl talking to a man about herseif pe an en- tirely impersonal way. She mig A. ss been speaking of some person she he , , ; known siight.y and had no interest in, fol A Noted Priest Dead pee a ee : - rhe ap ee ender dincussiéh. ‘= ' ‘ phe ROCHEST! RN. ¥.. Ave & — ge a papek = she gave of anything re- i’ Hare, TD D.. Viear-Cs neral of the sembline shyness or « mbarrass™Ment was an of the Roman Catholic occasional biting of the lips and a hasty, ‘tor of the Immaculate Con- nervous laugh, but she,might have bit her died to-: day. lips and laughed this way ‘had she been in inflicting f®¢rious injuries. The giri’s moth (er is de 4 deen making j home wet ' - . It is Sail 1 the 1. ri T} ; | lower fo pre , rs 1tise Fie ’ eTvyes to burn. rate? liocere ‘hurch, and rex ception Tnur Me i night. went to the ' here, imv mamma marr! girl. Al | gether a | feaze her. She admits MRS. RIPPEY Y ON TRIAL. rings with a sang froid that wou. a = |; credit to a veteran shop lifter. She eitsr e RUTH BRADBERRY. | 4 a —O-—-0—0--0—_0—_-0—_0 —o— RUTH BRADBERRY’S STORY OF HERSELF. can Say trut guided me, sc hools, sorry that I to explain my dishonesty. love of the never stolen ntrollabie impulse. I and when I that I have had little Most hfully advised me, or helped me. yielded to the temptation to It may be a disease. I leved them and their took that first dia- the ring and wished had done it was jewels. until I saw what I anything realized His nice clothes wll all be spoiled." The reporter asked about her life. “Well, I may say I have had no home training I was put in bourding s:hool early and, except the jiast ihree years, when I Stoddard and D.voll Schools l Was alwaye away from home. After ed Mr. Lbe.uvais, she paid attention to me, and he and I could never get along together. I left home and went to live with Miss Sebastian. who also ief. home. Then I left her and went to lve with a co'ored laundress I knew named Summerville, at 2844 Chestnut street. Up to three months ago, I never cared for the boys and had nothing to do with them, Then Il met Duke and we have gone to- g00d deal since. “Duke"’ Killian's mother and older bro- ther were at the Four Courts F riday morn- ing. The brother said he was convinced “Duke” had been led astray by the girl. “Why, the boy has been out of knicker- bockers only six months.” he said. “He knew nothing about these diamonds being stolen urtil after he had sold one. The girl gave him the 16t yésterday afternoon to keep for her while she went upstairs. When Deiective Viehle asked him for them he handed them over without a avord.”’ _ Killian said “‘Duke’s” childishness shown by the fact that he often was a room alone and went room He is a swell the greatest care of his less Beauvais, stepfather of Ruth Brad- and the girl's mother live at 711 Sarah Mr. HKReauvais is in the safe busi- “This is very unpleasant,” he said. “I was aiWays kind to the girl, but she wanted to live faster than we could afford.” expected something like this,” Beauvais. have “y said Mrs. The OHO ADAM” “; | BANK'S: LOSS WAS $10,000, 'No Clew to the Robbers of Sedalia Institution. REWARD OF $2000 HAS BEEN OFFERED. JOHN A. MAINES, THE SUSPECT FROM TERRE HAUTE, RE- LEASED rROM JAIL. EXAMINER SATISFIED WITH THE CONDITIONS. ~ He Reports Correct the Statement of Officers Regarding the Amount of Money Taken, All of Which Was in Fills. SEDALIA. Mo., Aug. 5.—The mystery sur- | rounding the robbing of the Bank of Com- merce Mondey has not yet been unveiled, and there are no clews which point to a solution of the crime. The bank has issued a statement that $10,000 had been stolen, an amount equaling capital stock, and a re- 10 per cent of the ‘ed for the arrest and | ward of $2000 was offe: conviction vf the thieves, together with 2, per cent of the acnount recovered. How the money could have been stolen ts beyond explanation. It vanished in a wizard man- ner. It was contained in 18 packages of $500 each and a $1000 bundle and was stacked ins. de of the currency division safe in the ‘vault. The stack of currency was out of sight and could not have been detected by any- one standing in front of the safe, .and only someone who was awere of its hid.ng place could have suspected tne the secreted treasure. A reporter and Cash- ier Ittel entered the vault yesierday when the surroundings were said to be almost identical as tney were at the t.me tie robbery Was commit.ed. The outer door of the money safe was open and that o the coin depository closed. Cash er | Ittel pulled a lever down and c. eared the handle which opened the door of the depository. Bagagef coin were exposed to view, but ho pile of currency Was in sight. Cashier Titel po nte?d ou: he which had not ‘bee n molested, down brought to view a stack of biils amounting to $11,000. The e bills had been stacked out of sigzit in the same manner as the $10.000 pile which disappear d on day. The .jlustration demonst ated tha tre theft was commiited by an expert bank thief who had spent deys in watching {ne habits of the bank officials, or by some | Sedall: in who had become familiar with the ins and outs of the bank. Emison Chanslor., State Bank Examiner of St. Louis, arrived he re @Carly th.s morning. fe made @ corn- plete and thorough examination of tho bank and to-night he sald the bank Was simply the loser of $10,000, which was fully covered by the surplus and und! vide: - divi- dends. John A. Mains, the suspect, ar- rested Tuesday, was rele aed this ‘anther noon, a satisfactory r oly having been re- — from Terre Haute, Ind., to inquiries nade by officials at work on the case. He rage he will join his mother on the Pacific coust as soon as he can r¢ ach "th re. THE OATH TAKEN BY PORTG RICANS. PONCE, Porto Rico, Aug. 1.—The oath of office taken by officials of Porto Rican towns was framed and administered by Col. Clous, the Judge ¢ @ivocate of Gen. Miles’ staff. ° This is the first time in the history 4 of the United States that the judges of a fore gn and hostile but con- quered country have sworn (to Sup- port the Constitution of the United States, The oath follows: : “T declare. under oath, that during the occupation of the Island of Porto Rico by the United States I will re- nounce and abjure all alle eames and fidelity.to every foreign prince, po- tentate, state or sovereignty, partic. viarlv the. Queen Regent and the King of Spain, and will support the Constitution of the I'nited States against all enemies, foreign or do- mestic. and will bear true faith and allewiance to the same. “Further, I will faithfully the Government of the United States established by the m litary authori- ties in the Island of Porto Rico, and yield obedience to the same, and take the obliwation freely, without mental reservation or with the purpose of >» evasion, so helb me God,” up in a pil of the money bags of roll and reaching support a — ?---— ROLL OF THE S'CK IN SHAFTER’S ARMY. WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—-The following report of the sanitary condition of the American camp at Santiago was made public at the War Department this morn- ing: Santiago, ~Adjutant-General, Washington: Sanitary report for Aug. 3.— total sick, 3778; total fever, 2686; new cases fever, 449; cases of fever returned to cuty, 58; deaths, July 31: Private Conrad Johnson, Company A, acute dysenté Aug. Boostell, Company A, dyeentery; Private Heagt: Galbra th. i+ Seventh Infantry, vellow 2%. Sergeant Christian Larsen, Twelfth Infantry, tyR he Thomas J. Harrett, © pany fantry, chront dysentery, Privat: Kaester, Company La. T i Michigan. I’rivate —- hi liaan, higan, malamal fever: mer . 34 feove . It pite Aug. 4 Infantry (,e° oe Company lL, Hth Michigan, m Si AFTE it Michigan, malarial Martin, rial fever. whereabouts ef | Roosevelt | disregard 'drawn upon his own head a sharp rebuke SHAFTER’S SOLDIERS SAIL SOON. _ i — The Army at Santiago Ordered Removed From the Cuban Pest Hole to the United States at Once. - = — ROOSEVELT WON HIS POINT | AT THE PRICE OF A REBUKE. —— —_ The President Expects Spain’s Answer To- Morrow, Yielding All Points, and That a Cessation of Hostilities Will Immediately Follow. aa, . _ is pointed out that the tmmune amply able to look after the Two of these regiments at Santiago and two more are on But it regiments are WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—Col. Theodore of the Rough Riders has io ceeded in hurrying the movements of the | Spanish prisoners. | War Department in fetching Shafter’s| are now army away from Santiago, though in his] the wavy. of the conventionalities he has The criticism is made that the transpore tation factlities of the War Department are being utilized unnecessarily in the carrying of troops to Porto Rico, when they are not needed. Many officials here contend that Miles needs no more soldiers in Porto Rico, as he .3s having prectically a triumphal pro- cession in his march acroas the tsland now, and in addition there is no doubt an armis- from the, Secretary of War, the result of which, the Colonel's friends say, will be the publication of many facts, not now known concerning the conduct of the Santiago campaign and its consequences. Major-General Shafter has received or- ' caped the malarial. Mon- ' ' } ' ' ' tice will be declared before any of Wade's men can reach Porto Rico The correspondence between Roosevelt and Secretary Alger has caused more come ment in W ashington than any incident of the war outside of the victories won by “~~ arms. aie ‘ , Some persons criticise the Colonel o Rough Riders for his disparagement = ne volunteers, but his champions point out that his communication to Alger was a personal one, not formal and not intended ders to move his entire army North at once. The six transports at Santiago wil! take the first shipments and the embarkation will begin to-morrow. Surgeon-General Sternberg agrees thor- oughly with the opinion expressed by the signers of the ‘“‘Round Robin” at Santiago that men who have suffered from the severe malarial fevers of the South Cuban coast so far from being immune against attacks | as a criticism of the other volunteers, but of yellow fever, as has been asserted in| &T¢W Wholly out of his pride In the men some quarters, are actually In very much ms commands that it would ivt have greater danger than those who have es- ublished had not Secretary Alger Malarial fever, it is t offended by the pointed reference to stated, is no more a protection against a eee Al eR subsequent attack of yellow fever than] Shafter and in the “round robin” signed would be a case of measles against smaill-| by the Genera® of Shafter’s army. In the pox, while the fearful debility resulting «enn dg B sceuesiediae aan “te Ret ones from the malarial fever would certainly tend to make the victim an especial mark tion of all the startling facts which came for yellow jack. The department !mme- from Santiago yesterday. The War Department has ordered the diately gave out a statement of Its re- sources in the way of transports at San- large fleet of transports at Ponce to pfo- tiago and directed attention to the fact ceed to Santiago, there to joln with the transports already at Santiugo in bringing that the troops cannot be withdrawn as a whole until the Spanish prisoners are dis- Cie n. Shafter’'s army back to this country. posed of. | | | “\WAR MAY END "| mas : the island i iE ls ORDER OF EMBARKATION. + Saetey at Ponee, some of them iIiike the Mobile, having a capacity of 1000 men, Ip Third and Sixth Cavaleal and Rough Riders the First Troops to Leave. all they have a capacity of 640 men, morrow or the present the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry will remain in camp, Oniy th horses of the wofficera will De taken, The other horses will be turned over t@ Cis rn, Wo dd, who remains here as Milltary CUBA, Aug. 4,4 Pp. m. From the mo- Wis SANTIAGO DE (Delayed in transm|!ssion).— ment Secretary Alger’6é cade received this morning, ordering the instant removal of the army north, everything has ebeen bustle and activity at headquarters. The transports here, six in number, have been ordered to discharge their cargoes and | to get -eady without loss of time to (t#Ke on board the first shipments. for home. Other transports are expected here shcorily and it is expected that 18 transporte w'll goon be conveying our soldiers back to the United States. The Yale and Harvard, among others, are understood to be on thelr way here. Gen. Shafter's orders for the movement of his command provide the following pro- gramme: The embarkation of the Regular Cavalry; then the Cavairy and First Vo.unteer ‘¢ (Rough Riders) will be embarked. These regiments have been ordered to be ready to go on board ship-the day after to- mcssazgze standing and and bedding, infected, will be ll be left worn clothes 2iby y bye EE a _eE rigade of Gen. Lawton'’s Di- ‘haffee, will go next. ride willl be put on the wharf be oth- ad there in wagons. are suffering from yel- low fever or infeet! is diseases will be left here. Every precsution witli! be taken to provide fo: - sufe and healthy arrival of the men | The volunteer shipped in the fol mis, ist District of York. 9th Massachusetts, 2d Lilinoia, 3 chigan, Mth Michigan. No tenting urpluse baggage will be taken back nited States Capt Dr. . rere earth. And Uncie Bam is not Pore. svenrewe boy PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY i SCENES IN PORTO RICO DEPICTED IN HALF TONES. beautiful ia this AS OBSERVED IN ST. LOUIS. | AREUY about these days hiave NOW creed thie i” and a highly inter- dependent on Water- eir ving. And euch do ruise, to bye é thowre/ ius would never Sce the Sun- termelons as they ure’! If Adam had ims giobuies firat he have noticed the appre. See Ti gay Post-Dispatch SHE PLAYED WITH DEATH AND IT WAS HER RUIN, hi“nan tii trae gZRrew enamMores . ’ . . ° nmnted <a and on n apy war k of life. A case of mental suicide, for which guns, Knives or poisons were | Rot needed. WOMEN TEMPT NEPTUNE SUN BATH Is THE LATEST IN ALL THEIR FINERY. | t hy the elle ef yer bows; eu have not a thing tt . ow enty of time te ir it Le [ ei cht nee peur eyelet yve ‘ne themselves in , sn get. teke @ betek reltown and ~oies skhedaddiy, The eo say eet pareaiclena, will & wan more gee (han a ee meatictoe, Some &\. Loutse doct enthusiastic advocates of core, Pear what ther be tern suehimer reseurta, t Newport the prevailirg fad if te ek k dawdile on the beach tn a picture bat and a full panoply of jewels, This ta all very interesting te the elite and} will be bandsomely iilus* rated, I PS ae Pet tary government «y hae walved his pret. INNOYATION IN MEDICINE, | —— 3 cies ee Oe ae Me ae es . Rs ee aS “ob a thins Se ed “ 4 - : Fm be DR Se ee — 4 rr £ FP ee ek I
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ih ig ty ’ i) - Sa Aa? ss * . i | . > ~ a he - | ’ a - e, - " . L {Ke ‘ aS ‘ ; : sae es " ee mi % e e = se . . . - DEER io Syke ay ae . ae : e 4 ¥ ’ a . i “ A ¥ * ’ = * " "s 7 ; ‘or | . nF 3 7 ae 5 ale a ae we I ee ee ee WWE hee! ae IRON Wri k UT iV IS] SOLVE HER | AUGHTER EVERY.MAN DI DH IS DUTY. | Rxtiexrreerrzerereeereeee eee con > WILWAUKEE'S MURDER MYSTERY.) UNDER GUARD, |": “seszcty, forec.euces ov MA Card. ee P i . ’ o° . . 4 — ‘ . nd Corporal John Lundma rk also ie eerve , WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—Following is the a commendation for courage and good ~ +2008 @eee-- OOO OOO —_— — > ae . : . . - high report of Major Géneral Joseph Wheeler conduct, Maj, West, my Quartermaster. Corpse of 4 Woman With Mrs. Embree Fears Josephine on the operations before Santiago de Cuba: deserves special commendation for his / The stores of the undersigned will To Adjutant-General Fifth Army Corps: and Mr. Leonard Wilson have also done 7 189%. | energy and good conduct May Commit Suicide | Hitching Chain Wrapped 7 ° Sir—After the engagement of June 24, I their full duty. Capt. Hardie and First 9 puahed forward my command through the Lieutenant r. @ K oester with Troop G, OSC at ne OC ° M. P?i ,e ‘Ss Santiage uly 7, - “ } . fore san ig ), J 1 5 During the campaign Maj. \ alery lHiavard Third Cavalry, were detailed with head valley, Lawton’s and Kent's command 0c- quarters, and conducted themselves hand- About the Body Cast {GIRL WAS BETROTHED NN eee eee eet etae Wee Laeeren Ue’ Gna uliiuare: Galt ting aa EVERY SATURDAY Place. After Awo days’ rest Lawton W2s5 Up by the Waters TO CORNELIUS WEISE. | prierea forward, and on the night of the | spaciaty Mmmanders’ ‘"° reports of eub- Hth instructions were given by Major Gen- Ri * cra Shafter to Unis ofticer to atiack Ca’:| HE KILLED AND wounpep. |}4 PUring the months of July and August. of the Lake. HE KILLED HIMSELF LAST WEEK | *!0" Were ordered to move forward on Uo’ | Our losses were as. follows: Customers will please do their buying regular Santiago road. The 2 4 ee al r ~ nna 4 # aint of July 1. The First Bri ade— Third Cavalry—Klilled, 3 . IN DESPONDENCY OVER LOVE yam nets nay oe an the meee o formed its men; oun mv officers, 47 men; strength, Saturday mornings: ee an . sete from these evidences The hody da } T Will GC enemy. It was evident that we were as _ & Mrolla bg eer at mee. ; | Mm Oo. horse : e] &s lh such advance taae of dec ‘ watched, She, Too i ) much under fire ‘ming the line as we e following is a list o ie officers os eenalleadan | | at Menta, - a - ae ue ; would ie te = Sheanes. Und 1, therefore, | killed and wounded in the oavalry division. J Edw: B. Grossman Cloak Co ee oS eery | 1 Lr Ah r re Saar tha kenebtion. “Her hair to tho Grave. pressed the command forward from the Officers ogg Sy MP ated James | f *I)° * fs hidden the stors - } most par , - ‘ _— ‘ Lom te eg e ‘ ‘ I i re q First Brigade). s acca Oo. A woman s iy, Wi yeaSiil mie heady . Te ‘mac of } size i : ; . : , a . The Walst wa f medium siz Josephine Embree is 17 years old and] and determination on the part of the offi- | Cavalry (commanding attached, ‘| it body weighed from 110 to 120 pounds He apts . . vl é‘ - . esis ai snry ’ Wessells. Jr.. Thir Paw . , © fant ehes ts , 1} Was betrothed to Cornelius Weise, wh lied | cers and in of a hig! rder and the losses Maj. Henry W. esseiis, JT., hird Cav- & feet 4 inches tall. etrothed to Cornelius Ws o died | cers and men of a high order and the | +. 4 Merrick, Walsh & Phelps Jewelry Co. je lewomat WAS ADOUL » a : ere very severe. " , * ' Maj. T. J. Wint, Tenth Cavalry. OOOOH HOO a BWITCHING WRIGHT FASTENED TO Tlie WOMAN'S WAISD ae ay ee Sey Oe Se 2>P>7>D}D>>2>>d>}>>2>>9P2P>PP9IIP9IPII>>>>IPPII>>II>>I>I>I>>>I>I>>P>I>I>P>I>II> PPD DD > n 7 ' . . i . : . ' , ‘ : +: : - oh aA Sees be. ‘down, one after a her teeth, though silghtly 4 gt eo ; | aureday in the City Hospital from the-ef-| "ao, imuch credit cannot be given to Gen : a . : ye eee water were even and re ular. tut beyon: Pe ts . - “a ie 1h ; oOo mumcnh creadit Cannot e iven ‘ PY ‘ ay. +: be A A. . cern array © tt his 4 earn arvigh thi ~ fell the story fects of a dose of poison swallowed with | sumner and Gen. Kent. and their ®allant Major and Assistant Surgeon H. La Motte, 3 oO an ewe r @) > os : , - ; ; of her | hike there Was nothing v at ae ’ ; : ; e ae : ++, i Vo) , Yo ars - ‘ or tne woria : i rt lor hee life and name Suicidal intent several days previous, The brigade commanders, Col, Wood and Col, First 1 nited States wieet On ‘ avalry. cmap “gt z A r : po | aa What seemed to be a clew was found in | Embree’s form: rly lived avi S42 Veron Sages of the Avery, Fe» ing er emt : — - . ie a Veen Hess & Culbertson. ? , alee a ' : ; . arded with them brigade Col. Carrol! and Maj Wessells George o Pe a La . avers ~ . 7 rawe. acy promis: + enti a ty ' . . M ae ' , ~—e sates anda , pre were enabled return and resume com- F . (reorge ; unter, lrd Cavalry. . an Cin os bes , a No. 5. fitting the feet quite-loosely. |} and the young people fell in love. Weise oe , $e , * ' ' avior Ni ‘awairy A J J d &. tl sectives have th bie sin ots | nark “Harding & Todd” and the num-] wag , EE of Bf, "et , p mand. Gen, yckoff, commanding Kent's apt. C. ee cae oe. Seen Say .~J. yoraan u ery Oo. ‘ on weinznt ; | rif | | ' ¥y ; : . : — . f ; " so sa of the shoe - Ww “as a pvuor finan eT and iost his money. third briga le was killed at 12:10: Lieut.- A A. I ; {;0cKsOMmM, Sixth ( avalry. to determine v"! er ta bs , amy plore, Mig + —alling ang | -m | Hie got in some trouble and left, coming to } Col Worth took commiand and was ‘apt. John Bigelow, Jr., 10th Cavalry. wr ; ehh ; ' T . [and as soon as it was learned that the firm = . nt _ ~~ pg "ei as ah mry + , : , te . ennar on p ee o1 Sean : her iife 1 iF .« located in Rochester, a telegram of in- | St. Louis. He could find no employment Roem a ‘e~ Lieut. eer os soot . M. T. Henry, ist U. 8S. Volunteer : S ar e oO. epmma of the iake. A ! Sy ty a Magn Thy o sponse ‘as ere : , 2 command and was wounde at 12:20, ans ma peed. S H d C , ner Nap ‘ was dispatehe d, > ; ae —. stage here and as he feared he could never marry | ¢pe command then devolved upon Lieut.- } _ First Lieutenant A. L. Nills, Ist Cavalry. ff - immons ar ware Oo, THE ONLY CLEW FURNISHED. that the m4: ee © thmat n Carp nt ~ the objec: of his affections he killed him- | Coi. Ewers, Ninth Infantry. Captain and A. A. G., Volunteers. : “ets el on tn the foot of | COusignment sold to Gu ann, Carpent | ! S, N: . First Licutenant W. H. Barnum, 10th R 4 St C . Prank Davis, a boatman at th : Das & Telling. wholesalers of Chicago (juth- eel. BUILDING BREAESTWORKS AT Pavntre , in en ove oO. \ iIsconein etreet furn @ hy | thie poll /) itd} mann (Carpenter «& Telling wired that 7 9 *" “ * | nann, Cal rj s j ‘ > Tire ~ t¢ . T ; . N 2 "evie . “ A t 4 c when, the Man at al crhe rhere are several things about the weight] y, lius killed himself on her accoun: and awe ae ina I page a a a ep tad t boas Be meg rach hl seated >>d>d>d. >>}>dd9}>>>>>>)> Y, turned, © The ! i Oo hen death; The weight is a_ hitching Diock, “The only reason I did not arrange ae carry the wounded back in improvised Second Lieut. T. A. Roberts, 10th Cav- pm = ee leeed the Sag Pope as alot hen ‘I shaped like a flat cylinder with the top his aT was ae I did not ae rve «he ‘rs. I sent word along the line that re-] alry. 99 Thi Vv v wi ; 1b Bes we money i u not. ge tf. Some one } inforce its would = so ‘eac ae Bec ; z rere: ; grea ble 7 [a ‘wenden fooring tnt is ; : ‘nt | beveled. It weighs 20 pounds. On both the oO oo = + me . t ! ith tab viel . nf . ements ” uld soon reat h ws, and Second Lieut. H. K. Devereaux, Ist United $6 i ° . nee Beemed Jo have disa | The one 4 ee a LOLA TS CO SOSSPHiIne, 50! that Lawton would join cur right and that] States Volunteer Cavalry. — quickly cure a Sean \ Yi rea { ; eo be ' ny: Lop and the bottom the number mad is cast, found out that I was deceiving per. : Gen. fates would @om: up and strength: 7 Sacond Lieut. H. C Whitehead 0th Cay- ‘ e pervous, ofr diseases of the oe Bp a a ee Foe ee oe i into the top a heavy semi-circular iron knows I thought it was for the best. our left atu i 2: : . “Soe : : , ; ~ generative orgape brought op by youthful errors or excesses. such 68 Lust ie "4 oe, Baye oe ogyetery Bag, Daargig tag Poy ans } ] wus cruel in the one who undeceived her After reaching the crest of the ridge *'* t I.ieunt. R. Cc. D ] United Stat a ' ~~ cen, Neswous Deasity, Fisgien teadachs, Gal pecs to Marry. come frightened a he water, which had|[rod, with both ends cast into the meta “Tosephine ob tage, og a , ‘hye ‘ meen: ——— riTs aeut, mh. ©. ay, ist nied States 5 nal Finissions, Nervous Debility, Pimples, Headache, Unfitness to Marry aA . JOS e ta'ned some money lust nN 7 Se] re 3 ‘erulars 4S on Youre : : , : ‘ : : . eoeregee, UD. aris > Had put her off atl», ght. afforded a means of attaching the to spend it for ‘poison aI ge lanyard yo ri ht % Kt ‘mid "ae sh ayaiy. kell, Ist United §S i sight Pee ye chaos af dies ae ds tes ormak 4 nf nd make Park. sn . and one- rit} ' a ig oe ot Ind we lmiems C sateen i ake OP al es ane 4. ah, askell, is hited States : ght. Prevents quickness o scbarge, which leads to Spermatorrhoea a : : nai At the bott ~~ poeu : W * pore el n Au } 7 ) ot he ane ¥ He r min i botay iznt sen. ba ces re ported and I] pla ed him Volunteer Cavalry. Impotency. Cleanses the liver, kidneys and urtna organs of all im urt- i ee. wo + she mee. se hin | mene id condition that she is not re- [in a strong position on the left of our line.| Gen, Kent's report of casualties has beea ties. Strengthens and restores small weak organs. $1.00 a box, 6 for $5.00. emp! ven ‘ ' shay a bio hore, about the size of a aree snpons Die for her actions and I know that (sen. Lawton had attempted to join us from forw ardead There were: . (Ginarabteed to eure. Send for free circular and testimonials. Ad- ways been ‘susp ej c oi ont ghate o— and on 7 — nem the 7m. . oe i \ dee Kil? herself if she is not carefully |Caney. but when very near our lines he 12 officers, 87 men: wounded. 36 of- dress Davol Medicine.Co,, San Francisco, Cal. For enale by e* : ' nM 1s oe ™ ilece of iror has been chipped of. peS1iades fatcnes was fired upon by the Spaniards and turn- ae ” 9 ‘ ; Th lexander'’ ments. Lake Park is ee miles away, 4 ' | ar “mall indentati “ loy » wam: , af ee re, . ; ‘ers, en, e Alexander's Drug Store Co., 518 Olive Street, Iii : . this there unre seve ral small inde ntations I have employed a Ww oman to watch her + | bh ii kK but wine d us me Nf dav at Tre mT) bv ‘ a. iu BEFORE AnD AFTER Phe round trip is a“ good ix Ties of hard near the beveled top The chain itself is | and have instructed her to not allow Jo- circuitous route. During all the day. oni} a} _ ro + agg ntact etren S sp oer = and Jone aren. 5 ete Bec te Frankhie. pulling for s man in Crasning. No one but an ordinary chair such as those still some-/| sephine to get out of her sight for a minute. July 2d. the cavalry division, Kenit’s divis- wore tk A but as there were bee n ‘d t sim RR CHG SEF a oe 5 ea See ee ee” ae See i a he cay} could pull the ME miles in three times used to hitcr he avy draught horses, But I am afraid that Josephine will find ion and Bates’ brigade were engaged with th . above figures are about in By went aa ours and thirty minutes. Besides the land- Yesterday afternoon Detective Sullivan | some means of evading her. If this were |the eiemy_ being subjected to a flerce fire | & 6 oe hi: he f ety yt liv » ee8e ing at Lake Park is almost impossible nt rade the rounds f the boathouses and /|to occur it would kill me.” — ies a me ; e aoetialtiac greater than tne orces actually engaged in * night The he h the ; ery nari j mace iL ound: O! i Ses i ” oOulG li e. and incurring many casuaities, and later hattle. (yen. Kent's force July l Was Economical wives always use big nettore thock ace ~ ver) arrow aii found that a hitching weight had never Mrs. Embree and the grief-strick®n JO-}in the day Lawton’s division also become] ahout 4000 ‘ JACK FROST ; ‘ © e ay, been used by any of the boat Owners as 4/ sSephine are stopping with friends at 1021 | engaged ) T mfr ‘ ; ) y ones : ipa Pn : a ave 26cu. : he command has been active in ’ " ei. @ >) SUPPOSED MU DERER. pa « § i yt io . + “—— wah ae a ene ae sey? RR mt ere oe Or ; During ; res f rey igh pee my staff strengthening their positions, and com- Remember the name For with it their baking ie : ‘ejig ing ore : s »! al s 4 she : x erfor d ‘ir ies Ww : ‘age judge- , » gr > st. : , . , The sian weighed about 140 br 190 my : ight = . 6 Seiten cee | oe ee . * i a ‘ atom ' x me rfo =e : ve r uti¢ sw ? ‘ ourage, jud; manders and their staffs have thoroughTy NEVER LOST. ul ; or mit] | MICCHINE i : i ‘ southe A! » and she | ment and abitity, special credit is due to] informed themselves as to the topographi- ome Was about 5 feet 10% inches | >to chain was carried to the place where the; asked him to hold the body of Weise for a | Lieutena&it-Colone!] J. H. Dorst. Viai , 7 “i A light, white, wheles ‘ ” ‘ es itt height and ai i i ; — . = ti oo see — we Ba fy Ol Bassa P steut al pape } J. i. Or st, may. Wm. cal features ofe the country and the Site , woman was throwr into the water, and/ while longer. Her wish will be complied |] D. Beach, Capt. Joser Ek. Dickman and! uation of the enemy. Very/respectfully, when you buy BAKING POWDER. All Grocers. Fair Price. Found had a“ ij-8 e. ils) o>} e " ia i . . . . ie Beqe-sized mustach He was well- | ine question that is anxiously awaiting so-]| with. . MF. Steele. desire also say JOSEPH WHERLER cressed and his manners seemed to be those |lution by the detective force ix, “Who is be ieulis. James H. Reeves and Jose Major General Volunteers Can, 25e. of a genUeman ha lithe owner of the weight and chain”? s *heeler. : ‘hy. . A true copy. hie Compania believe the man murdered | question answered satisfactor‘ly, a cl Maj. B. A. , : JOSEPH WHEELER, JR., Aide CHAS. HONIG LAWRENCE P. HARRIGAN, is Companion at the breakwater, took the i will be afforded that may lead to the solu- 7 i ae eee Ee ‘ee Meo ted ee HONIC & HARRICAN j ‘ Ja Welght out of the satchel] and attae if | tion | as Fincet livery and boarding stable im the city. Ele- to her body by the stee} receptioes, INDICATIONS Of STRANGLING. - Tossed into the water near While no signs of violence sig MISSOURI SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS Pen gle nell re S Kisses higa- ' way, pear Delmar av. Phone 7951. lody wis roun | ht there were Lynch, Robert Fynn ' i ; i i 4 yp | the body, the evidence seems to point PETITION OF THE SINGLE-TAX | aress has been re moved nna ar Dore”. the Lo ae roee. —— tonqnie hanging out of LEAGUE BE?FIRF THE SU- tags = “Re aia " DEATHS. the mouth, tightly clenched by the teeth, ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY NIGHT SERIES OF ENTEKTAINMENTS AT ' RUSH—FEatered tanto rest, on Friday morning. Aug- thinks the murderer was undoubtedt, a Milwaukeean, as he ke oo much abo corroborates other evidence of deat) by PREME COURT. a i boat houses and | Lake Park io be dense ekeraly The sdllae. d state am de- AT THE SURUR-PAN GARDEN | KLONDIKE PARK BY THE WoO- ust 5, at 5 o'clock, Isidor Bush, at his TO HELP FIRST MIS- | MAN’S REIJ. ike ai . 1 “assessed n the ast TT ' i] re - _o ainie rey :, 2s present an iitle 4 lleve 3? , # 7 . Barment®, and stocking: : _— Tho | more That she met her death from a sane of about 40 ce oy el + he Sol. They will take « harge of the gate re eipis | ' . Louis talent that will be un- K if Adler, be le ves sna wos polsoned Deceased Was & member of Division 3. “4% chain wae wound twi ' t “ | sone was vt raps ore, | tar ithout uniformity, pro rata rang- | and look after the reserved seat box office. Thursday evening by a jealous rival. Mrs. Oo " ‘He. Corset | gat n he time it Was placed in the y ot: ‘Sac pag” soil ah ' y L.indsiey, the Rans Oat . vw livee ; 217 (the tree @t the narrowest portion ' the Ist ind vill regarded as erowen beveind ys tae Ba hen = to ww cents. rhis includes rhe proceeds are to be used for tie : Neem note Tos sso wlars, aAavE abier- at Sif Chestout street, Gua” crime, & + =‘ = gvees “i ateam i s wt raliways ejegzrat idve inna tain ' agvee ; all ¢ : , , a ‘- SISters, if ‘ ea ‘ ' iwic she the open link at the end of the chain was Add this to the fact that.in order +9 nvm Sot ‘camennaane » telegraph, bridge purchase of medicine, bandages and all the and Mickey in black face, Edgar |] naltteed well known in that bailiwick. She drank a oe hooked into another link at the woman‘ ive fastened the twenty-pound weight The petit! nm is ‘taned on the fact the eB eager Rad | BO ‘i wos ne — and many.shers will apply their talents | @uantity pf beer, carried into her house by | MANTKOWSKI-—Entered into rest on Wednesday, : ; : he enn ‘ , la «i ; . Cesgeary J aa . ae it ac rhs f ' sic > g 1 al Os} ‘ p P .4 “ et ‘ . ‘ i « ' ' deft side in such a manner that the chain |!" her left side It wea necessary to/| Chairman 8. L. Moser of the Faual Taxac | Th certo ental O spital. . ‘'® producing a performance that will sur- | the colored porter. The beer was bought August 3, at 6 p. m., Peter Mantkowekl, aged Mite’ perfectly Ught nd prevent hi ghtin one hand and draw the ' ’ . : 2 a ee rhe performance will be Mr. Lyons’ pass the best professional work se . ) , , husband of Annie Maatkowssi * Nall ad ee ay prévented fin ; . , ‘ tpl tion Committee of the St. Louis Single Tax dramatization of Seott’s “‘Lady of the this seaso at x seen here by the woman who is accused of adminis- 81 years, beloved . igiitest adrasion of thy wo?) ' fron chat toge the , ith he othe os and League went by ‘for ‘ t} q } niall : mda ‘ “a " . ae ason, a _ nd be ther of Michael ! , . . ‘ le YOaTa Yeserday | Lake,’ which has scored such .a _ pro- “All the receipts will go to the benefit of | Sens the poison, — ne Seek 1“: Soon after drinking from the pitcher con- Mantkowss). ; a ce taining the beer Mrs. Levy became deathly Funeral from tate residence, 1496 North fine The pound [Foe ! . ij is rm varded AS highly improbable that ' | | = 1} Angled a Toot : . ° With figures to show that the Stute as wr rain a spon Onl a half from the | . agent her a Comte. ee no dresses | jos; annually $11.000.000 aie nank - ent ‘byl fina nounced success this week. een Washed up by the waves any- | gcence “at 100 cents a Teen caw Foam ' - ' -— a assessments at 100 cents on the actual cas!) sick. Meanwhile other inmates of the place Twenty-first atreet, on Saturday, August 4 at St Stanislage’ Church, thence ! NO MARK OF IDENTIFICATION. | on tv shore of the lake as far a8! vajue—$3,000,00—which is lost by not col- , ‘ ) ‘ ger was > . e told } _ , . tthe police have been able to learn is re- : Sai , . A ra oe . Himself Since the 6eu'cide jas? .4 went out of her room, d Messenger as 7: 3. m@, to a : eeeee We ~ gy me delicate, natroq | “i as a further proof of the theory pilortnos between mrs ho go ay jane ae a close friend, J. L. Dowoe ne eet Off dispatched for her husband, Fred Levy, to Calvary Cemetery. Frie are respectfully ; a on a & =a Daal ' | Downs shot ve‘and. | who lives with his brother, Emil, on High invited. | . — if _—_— — —s - _ ee ee - ——s - ee re i ) sj "ti tj yoann! a if hig . . an ¢ . , . : transportation companies of th slate at First Regiment Rellef Associ ition, under H,. David. Michael, John Fitzpatrick, Brothers; Mary Fitzpatrick, e#ister. ‘the regiment. -- — -~ ee —— Hands, and emall well-eha: af om 8 Ie ; ‘ ay : . . Dn one , himself on the Mall j . out the conclvsion that _: fixed now and IW cents as the law re Park. New Yor ie Mail in Central] | *” —r) “band w: at } " i ——---- on re ‘eR ; hich } ‘ » ave I ; ar ~- . street. The husband Was not at home an cipied a ly hgh station in! quires, and $3,000,000, Which is lost on the ehocked by Sg are! Barnum was deeply | the brother responded. He found the doors | WATTS--On Tuesday, August 2, 1908, at Las ented a ‘ a. intangible Va.ue,; it 18 property not taxed ball ia it. . aie agedy and brooded over locked and forced an entrance by breaking ' Vegas, XN Ww Julia E Watts, beloved wife of St ‘ls Ce as a meee rag sty AAR | Se down the rear door. Mrs. Levy was lying Sylvester Watte, instead of $6,115,000, as now, . tetro. | FRIENDS OF FREEMAN BARNUM in bed in great agony. A AUrTICd ODO: | — lance call was scent in and Levy went with fe: . stead of $6,115.000, as now, and the Metro- Ite @ Int : % y politan Street Railway of Kansas 4 ily at AT A LOSS TO EXPLAIN HIS ; = 8) nierest. his sister-in-law to the hospital. The stom- The strikers are far from subdued, how- ' @ | $5,600,000, instead of $500,000. :, Men's Fine Union Cassimere Pants. ¢7¢- | a y) . brought forth large quantities of | ever, and more trouble is promised. Mr. Mose sked the board to allow him ants, 67¢; | ach pump broue f ge G ever, Paine war. MOSSE ASEeG tne Hoa oe ' SELF-INFLICTED DEATH. Men’s $3 and $3.50 all-wool Pant 9 beer, but If there was polson the doctors A mob also congregated at the Pa - --—-—_— @--- --- _ —-—. to submit his figures under Oath, but it ier rpg hh tg ran 8, $1.39 and failed to detect it. The nature of the «ick- plant this morning, but no violence was P ity . ; . refused by a vote of 3 to 2, on te ground : , $1.89; Mens finest $4 and $% Pants, hand- ness. however. Indicated that the woman rm ported. ropositions Submitted to Gen. Merritt That that the representatives of the corp we ger Friends of Freeman Barnum in St. Louls | some patterns to seleec¢ from, $2.46 loys’ had not bern poisoned. She went home el y = age oe Be nee L regen’ 4 ot are at a loss to account for his suicide. | Wash Pants, ic, Sc and l2c: Déwey Duck after an hour’s ordeal at the hospital, and Local News. May Solve the Insu rgent Problem. licy to take his statement in that way. The Barnum family, of long residence and} Pants. lic. Great slump gale. Giobe, pas Be enh at, a Agpeden sv on a shopping ex- Men's $% suits, $2.69; the $7.0 and #10 TI petition declares that Messrs. Seibet prominence in St. Louis, is a familiar one) Seventh and Franklin avenue ig tag mm who is accused of attempt! qualities, $3.0 and 4.9. Those at 312.60 Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. » prevented from excesses. an Pr ceeeem og Bg ah : att anf’ Eh ag hme man ° Mos; ye mag bdsm why jpn ang Pee eer es ee ee to poison -«. Levy lives in the same bloe and $15 and $17.50 and 20 go for 17.5 and rig SON, | i"; ‘ublial vany. | .In_ the @econd place Aguinaldo suggests | COPUNUONUS!S ay ted Baw Bag ng Re ore’ Reeeee Wee ven PVs. ve wae ve ae. | -oresung. and is also well known along Chestnut x : ; , Sevents oe * | | a | ithe formasion of Philippine regiments with | 8¢!¥es 48 opposed to assessment or taxation | Barnum at Second and Walnu: streets. The Men's $350 Black Mohair street. She vigorously denied that she had | $9. Great ctanip este. ., Cone MANILA TAY, PPiippines, July ®, by American officers, This isa considered a}?! the properties of the companies refer-| Prince of Wales stopped there when he , | 7 le anything to do with the beer that Mrs. and Franklin avenue. way o Hor . iy ne \ : " \ oe) 1 4) the hy rhiv mpertant r) Opo ition a po sible k _ red to with the actual cas h values, because vis ited St. Louis in | Se). Theron Barnult Ves ts, $1.49: Men's $5 and $4 serge Coat I eovy a ank . . -/~ " . m . : mauve, iat " , . - . . , * oars . r. . ) ) ’ , ~s> ‘ P ~ es ‘ *y i+ » TT arr ’ rry'ges . ~ ad . ° : ' the whole situation through suit t he ‘ it was not t he } oO} cy ot the ae : Rang ot was a cousin of ] ‘ i Bal num, the mit at and \ ests. sizes up to fh. blue, black and auassaes « WITH | BABY IN HER ARMS. mw Ac . .' bial zg ; . ' ’ Sa ‘ry ' ; . . ._ ° P -% . Ros i ; tusurg nt hief, le becoming moar frrendly “an The native troops would thus be ¢ Sess any property in that way, showimnan. =) y © 79 Great slump sale G} t0 the Americans, Stunt under the eyes and direct ordere o no property had ever been assessed. that Freeman Barnum learned the hotel busi- | #"°, =. to, te ate } ate. lobe, STRIKER IN A RIO] : .| Way; that it would lead to a press of taX-| neas from his father, but never conducted | Seventh and Franklin avenue, ‘ Hie has made (ts ropositions to Ger . It is believed that they would be ' ‘ : tee Wd and easily controlled under tact. ation: that new laws were necessary etc. |} a hotel in St Louis. He was a SpITituaist, | - Eee Coats and —— a>. Merritt, which may s » insurgent omimnanders. Mr. McCann went before Judge Gantt_{n| and the Hotel Barnum Was always head- Lawn Party. Twi Th Attack Poli 0 Bein og ore Saat ae ; wice ey aca Folice,Unce being pecting the Day of Judgment. } probiem th aA Thane The ae advantageous r" ; Amerigaun troops now oceupy the chamber and presented the petition, The quarters for Followers of that cult so long ‘s ’ Mre 1) c Chard aft Ag Cook to the United States me 4 rst place he : ‘h in front of Malate. a suburb of judge asked him to the aa brie! that he } as he was connected with it, Many Seances Mi un ‘ill ive a lawh party ee their Successful Then Driven Back anih which were constructed by Agu! might thoroughly inform himself ' the | were given there avenue *% § pr An ton ' . +4 , : Pi ge aoe Collector of the Port of | home Friday evening: An attendance of For two days Della Holt, a superstious a ene Commanier-t: ae “ etek rt The rebels withdrew to let our men | *!tuation. The judge stated that i as a4) Mr. Barnum was ' Tag d Tiina uplesa is expected fcan lund forces to | Lt in ‘“ | Ops 1 mi their places close to the Spanish lines se ny bs ao ye an a new one. Ch ric Si: Louis during I re af ah: Cleveland's firs! oer : CPSHKOSH. Wis... Aug f, Rioting has negrese, tru iged through the hot sun with : lie The at fatter orte .or i » Lier tn f Pw dGAVvs ud mig nistration. an ier He Was ‘ Jue : : to Mareh throug \sior Battery, supported by a bat- | W! , . wi 1 a few Gay administration, a bale is connected | been resumed by the striking woodworkers | 4 g.vear-oid baby boy in her arms, ore tailon o he Thirs : ry a , . SF aS tne matter ler advise el d d “if the Colem: ouse in New ork. iat a ty ; a ‘ - 7 | 1 lie, ‘ ~T ; ait val ~ = eae toon, be ae heaton when the briet is filed a de ao é ~ ba ee oudtntan * ind iIntim: te Piseiti | here on account of the gash and door mea claiming the coming of judgment day. eo thin 2 2 Jay ~ Pe ; n | , thousand yards of th. Spanish expected shortly. a Oi in ew oe are + hy se equally unable e839 trying to run the'r plants with non-Union She save the world will come te ean ond Patives to iet them indulge | il Fathers Dougherty and MeKinn th ‘ONiiton N. Frantz and Alonzo T. Sutphen. : labor. At the Morgan plant last night 4/ next Tuesday. She vistied the residence a -_ ° crowd of 1000 strikers and sympathizers | o¢ several prominent preacher? ond peages Freem to Live 1) : Tri i ' : ' . for ‘Ty r } Ss _* i e.« ‘ +) Ter nis ¢ \ ¢ KB . ' 1 i? {fie ‘ baty - {ora througit ihe c: ' : ) | my the: ame wt ae my ng tay Led wave | HEY OUGH | HE OLICE. ope | me me . Fehon i inieeer a ond om “ re ; Wesbrod with a force of | them to bapt.ge her immediately. ing that na i ; z ' if fe a ‘ A . ‘ ) oe r “yr ; . : x. . . ' . : : a7 : : . ! ; ' evin discpvered his body in Ais room on Remember the name po.lce, succeeded In preserving a semblance | her . ~ a es of cw" could prepare have been success! : ting ahd be- Archbehop Nogaled ) " or , ‘ * .) . | ol celle beso Mines, ANd to point Que uaiocese of | Three Men Managed to Escape After a| 2° Oo for at 10:30 o'clock. Thursday : of order until darkness set in, when a her for the en h plac : om eac “ ' ty | ' : Vie. oe oe gy ey a ll . . | ep Ph ippines, and to point out to him the ; . a, sores, Tuthity of resistance Ao the American Fierce Contest. night, cafinot any act or word of } y fr serious onslaught on the police was made After being tugne: A , called at the City Diepensary ing thus arrayed tn lin: '' irect’ troare - . er > ~ 7 - ’ ' . 4 Tehee no : ‘ ad " " x é' ¢ — TWO ME N HAN CG FE: [) IN A RKANSAS been arrested and taken to the patrol box, | an ~ Ay yee Te) PO ean, - € ae Jd ev" oo fae ware ares in the | eae that | am not, . us J “ad air and the poi ' : ww. ant t € lock strikers | she @X} } Bpecial to tee Post-Dispatch Special to the Post-Diepatch Ph thre« men had assaulted Private , cocks were W ; OF . » Partly 7 At 6 o'’clo thie morning the | } | | wm hiw'kK Ark Ais , “by sy rae . ' Watchman Lee of the St. Lou's Cold Stor- undressed lay Rarnum &@ od!) P again congregate 4 and ‘lunbed and atone jor J ‘ JITTLE ) : rarl DUMAS, Ark.. Aug. 5 —Flute Coleman. | age Co.. 711 South Main street. and he not!- Mr. Barnum was ® years 0) For the workmen try og to reach the Morgan mil | decided at om awhile @ meeernaer wan" ‘ ilyburn war hatge dat b’reeecott, thts meorn- Alias Fleming, waa hanged here short] fied Offtcere Murphy and Clark. The young | last two years he had be en confidential = irTts moll ty 1 Wer i@twa tele ‘1 te r@ine and he erraines i Bhe will tee oom. . a tied aieth oh inn she Svan . y men were arrested at Becond and Cedar | Manager of the Ge rliach West Twe nty- forse the mai: squad Or duty there ivut rent wi nA oanhaat ’ % " ; wt : ecg as PORE. street ‘ . , ‘ ‘ ae 4 : V' } Street. T "eo ’ ; n c . rye tne j : arrived the « ’ et itted te Clyburn murdes: A Deputy & \ert a tol- | Coleman. alias Fiut * ' s and on the way to the box begun 4 m or oe ed a wh n > i : : 5 nN row »# / ona Ch the deranged fr areres entered the ite Fleming, was con-I[to fight ‘ained° of t fect them , ' and #tones in a Vicious wae da a) athe Was al- nee th he | he live ueed thelr clube freely | Diepensary Priday . walk and carry; fine, March 27, 1807, while the office: | Vieted at the February term of the Desha |. Boepple was clubbed by the policeman, | he would take a re en he . Tr} t } & nt 1 TEs rhurae ‘ ne ree was finails Cieare) at tle moet exhbau t as ee ee —- -— —— S* “Wpting to arrest him for ! chi , | County Clreult Court of eriminal ; _ | but all three broke away The polic ee 8 : Bae ASSa@ Ui fired at them. but the men did net s ' ' . erran ; s . .* ee nas retama: << any Drokom heads and @ ecore ing her fat hae inter ne set i irretts wluding nin of the women merrily and am ’ Was sent to Nevada Coun ‘Tyburs , ‘ed to hang March 31, 1898 Wicted and the Supry ah ap WAS Praved 4 s ‘® ]One of them is supposed te have been , : ; Pra ye ana granted but thre omn ' by em i tC : . ring-leaders a dancing exhib. he e#entenes ly " : lett . e “ , ne ; aToarmMmed the judgement of : . —s . 2 es ‘ tiie cama — Ot: ee OF, Ciyburn plead a he | Excursion to Indianapolis Va Va»- miabout 3 ock, ad The pnon-unten crew finally reached the ar ) ; : mail mili under polloe protecUon and the factory Weekly Tour.st Sleepers via a } Eee ie 4g i letter Mes hee , , . a ison Jones act tne re 1) . « 2 ‘ took iim his n . Keth Fleming and iis | 44a Line, Aug. 8 and 9 account Leagu eho mamas | tarted with’ & strong foree of pelice Reute to ' “AS OF : e*% . a : : a around the piact. | Ungtem ihe, | ae . = . nee Sey 4s al ine the execullor : . ; — were ¢ olureg |American W hx elmen. Bics cles < heckes« free. d that Mr Barnum has not been to keep the streets elear r : ‘ rn Ce i a Bernat . — x et PRE MB alt » ah <= ot
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7 a ala > 9 Be BaP Fey Dia. VR ee Res, #: er, i = s~ * ie J ‘ - " a. - + ” a - AP . 4 4 * is A vi ’ suf 2 "i i at sae ¥ % ig ‘ fh 2 - / A, A 2 » a oh Py :? b * motes » ‘ it A 5 * s te r ~ * * FF ‘ : + \ — tom es. FRIDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—AUGUST 5, 1898. — VOELKER IS CHAMPius. OF THE CAKE WALKERS ats sg TRYING TO RECOVER FROM Boys’ Pants @eP Fine Clothing Never Before Sold So Ridiculously Cheap as Ne Globe’s Great Slump Sale. |**"s.s0in BOYS’ WAISTS. 75¢ Laundered Moth- er’s Friend Percale Walists, shirt collars, including beit— siumped to 39 Dewey White ’ Ss oO el For 0 B h J d d Ik W Ik T EE ’ Choice of entire st Vog got to Bow to the Judges and Voelker Walked HREE DAYS’ SPREE. $1 00 Fancy Or 9 star waists 69 To-Morrow We Will Surprise th | i | ) A ag eo p a a S . Pants, Pai BR bee _. way Withthe Third Street Commi @ Will Surprise the Most skeptical. Seeing Is Belisving trimmed ; eet Commis- TOOK MORPHINE slumped to... 156 ‘ion VM > D.-; E CAPSULES. ’ a sion Merchants’ Prize. | SHOES Aer y ‘es all over. Voelk = ahs ; MEN hy SUITS up ee ee et attack OO od Had a Close Call f ; That Won't Be Beat. M gases Se he tie nird street can hold a/| " sen I = ‘em bow to the judges I or His Life, but Will it’s a caution to see the wa ou on’t Be Onal&c rts Young Men's 85.00 All-Weol na cakewa! if it Was © with us ”’ Recov. r (beviet Sulta, Chinn, Hurst ; etna rriday morning. “I si ” = mee Vogel, er and Be Himself Within , eiumped to 7 m, uUrst and Murphy have gaid «o.| ‘Clara, we f nh aid under my breath: prices have slumped. Regular $1 Men's Laundered rer atone rales slg & } Chinn and Murphy are expecially > Bre se os forgot to salute, and I think a Few Days. a oe Front MONARCH BRAND b one I * $7.30 All- Wool ; uy oO he — Negligee Shirts, te ou evict Bults, good oosopen. Hurst was undecided between] A hit of the cake walkers was Timothy Men's $5.00 good, strong and to match, best "Madras “the values, slumped to ........ oe and Vogel, wil! ha al:ohe 1, fGen raven 7 Hurst's Spgs a to the durable Sults, ao cadet bine, with neat Young Men's $10 on an Wool “ ow ™ — . ’ i ning ) « tough zi ] ors ‘ ‘ wee : $2 B4 Stripes. ] al , o : . ° ard Vogel. tut he made the decision | Cessfully charged and Lar Pee nar ‘Three days of drinking brought Wiliam slumped to ............ é 8 for $i So. zes, slumped to Sates, magnificent variety, aples- — just to show he was not stub- | ites, tpn: didn’t seem to be in such Kelley, a Wabash 6tenographer to the! Men’s $7.50 All-Wool RB or, each ES? caubel ta” $5.65 ° « good humor after all. One man said he | rink of a suicide’s : - Woo lack . fe ee ee . looked like , : , ‘ ee _ ; ., grave. ° Men's La Young Vien’« Coata and Veats, WOM Pape Koerner never had such a crowd! sn nein wan the Mrowns’ manager. Tee | trove an overdoee of meron TeCOrering | Seuune Gas Menk, wneae’ a mete: alate aod outs $1.80 vaoen, sitmped to.....- 298 4 avilion be fore as jamm ‘judges w ‘> wrens ; ped © |from a rerdos : ; er s n ne truly a match — 50 values, slumped to...... ae - Thursday on DS imn the place | Judges were presented to the audier by n overdose of morphine F € wm te ‘nese ha ‘ ; , , ice y , “ . slum t SP - that was to settle highs ll the ~X alk re “ elch directly after the regular Kelley is stenographer ‘to George M tee SG gsc $3 95 el $1 Three-Point Aten ge pig ie. ... B8¢ BOYS’ SUITS SLUMPED “hore : 7 The etreet commiesion merehant et ome | First. caine Jedae mee been concluded. | Burns, secretary to the Vice-President of a eae : slumped to...... 48c A Fang White Poff Front . ae : Peonl auidience spread all over the garden. '™Murphy of the F a urphy-Judge J0®/the Wabash Railroad. He be« Men’s $10 ales Boys’ $1.00 xoot, durable Suits, dark gray fe i eople stood on tiptoe on the s re foe Si Ban Da: air Grounds if you please, . He bears an excel- en’s .00 All-Wool Cass!i- Child's $1.25 Lace Coin| “¥™ped to ssecndiickgsaae mixtures and plaids, , hee t of the amphitheater in an effort ote as ened > Th ivid Murphy of the Four lent reputation at the company’s office. mere, Cheviot and Worsted Toe —— SOE OD ce decce bd ceceecteee le. aan sie f a giimpse of the st: ' fo catch *. Then came the stalwart Kit Chinn, | At the apartment ‘house, 26 slumped to........ [5G | Four-ply Linen 15¢ Cot. - ; eethint Me Sohn Bcuilin hed toh of Harrodsburg, Boyle County, Ky., and 1ouse, 2637 Olive street, Suits—great line to 4 lars—slumped to ... 3¢ | Bore” $1.50 a“ = 00 Suits, “% i tranaportine ’ rd ° = © cullin had trouble lastly strode in Mr. Hurst. The crowd where Kelley resides with his wife and ona select from ..... © + eee. . —Men’s Crash Hats. nee . 25 lees or oe SR oon ae slumped to S..... 0.66005. cotunévatedounl 98¢ a : te rae eal . y Baas 1 all of his big | oe ut ad this interesting tribunal with child, he is regarded as a man with but one . Op ali colors, siuimped Siem,” — @ uae ~ athe ye 5 Rors’ $23.50 All-Woeol Suits, real $8.50 iat 7 “- ws | fault, @ periodical fondness for Men’s $12.60and $15.00 Sults— from 50c to,........ slumped to 79¢ are segone eee O06 | values. 7 cer } te gt pe — Hazel made a ten-min- Three days ago he began ~~ mS, 7} de | all-wool tweeds, clays, chev- - Ladies’ $1 25 Vici I mee Venee Silk Tecks, Four SIUMABOR CO ciccccccccccenesccovecccsess , $1.89 ee : ss i) , 1° stag :. TY aw a | : ~ - 4 ’ ps : ; *¢ e | . ’ at ic cle 4 an ace n and . : eS ; hs Ep Ry Ro a I ee lots, worsteds, etc., DB pr snicctonn tt 8 ape] shane"... 858 | BT nd, and Rand | 104g | Rove’ $4.00. $4.80 and $5.00 All-Wool Sutts, A | ! ‘ - ' lothes Hie was topped with a ‘silk he remained owin Te et gen 8 when dandy values, pen from One a a hee ‘ Fancy La S te z PE we ond pe — ann 9 69 i hat and carried a massive cane adorned | drinking. He says that : ie eee ey day slumped to ........... 35 50c and 75c to.. ... Oxfo “4 Ladies’ Turn! Bows— iaaeaee 3 pe ty gel se oe nse o.. ian . hae a Dig bow of ribbons. Missa Hazel to pull ‘himself Pete Fines why x — grt tor ee ag $2.0 ny rae : ae Ue 2666 @oee C BOYS’ WAS _ : . as » para al. ihe” irene and carried a white | from saloons, Then his nerves stared tba SPECIAL—For fastidious dressers, some of P eolors Hats, Men’s all | slumped : we gee Casponders, wire H SUITS SLUMPED. ; ‘¢ f : , . ’ io ancy albriggan Un.- ; 7 , : . ah Woo and- 12g the hospital early Friday Be visited ~ os ~ and $3.00 Crash Suits, $I. 7 iia. s Tic and $1.00 Straw MEN’S SHOES. derwear, silk front. in brown, | @™® Patterns, slumped to......-+e+sess $1.39 a The sick man’s employer also called. Pere en ASO he Sous S———. eS ——Aa poo i aa teat inure die nte titin tye! en entered the University of i gl — ane ve ui can make. & nlc 10is at Champaign. 5 uf © . linois at Champaign, | MAN FOUND IN THE STREET) PARENTS HAVE BURIED TWO BO-) ANOTHER OF THE AFONG GIRLS ht WRAD'S .. . 618 LOCUST with the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe} WITH ENOUGH CLOTHES ON DIES 7 : Dlebea banemailoeeete oe Railway Co., helping to locate and con- , NEITHER OF WHICH CHINESE-KANAKA, TO WED ri see Bt sentences bets struct that system. After that he was FOR A HALF THEY THINK WAS THEIR : « lakes, with headquarters at’ Detroit. © DOZEN maplisrees 2 rags ROBBERS FRIGHTENED AWAY. akes, W readquarters at Detroit “ . CHILD In 1881 Mr. Ockerson came to St. Louts as ; a FICER. one of the engineers of the ississipp! They Had Chained T River Commission, and he has been r n- > " 7 le to the Santa ~ gaged in that work most of the time as NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Here is a new NEW YORK. Aug. 5.—M ana > . Fe Track Near Ardmore, I. T. chief assistant engineer of the com-/ phase of character by that notorious ~- | Kolm: atte a ety r. and Mrs | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.—It is an- | Special to the Post-Dispatch : mission, with the exception of the two s per- | Kolman Lipschitz of 227 Cherry street are | nounced that Surgeon J. C. Thom; WICHITA, K Aug. 6 years, 1888-1889, that he was manager of son the Unknown Man. Usually he is] fearful that the body of their daughter! United § OS. eee re , DOM PSom, cents eat x. 5.—A spectal from the Silver Age Mine of Colorado, a prop- | sand-bagging somebody else or being pur- | Flora has been lost aieieat ; nited States steamship Mohican, will} Ar@more, lL. T., says Last nght's Santa erty owned by St. Louisans a has been lost.or destroyed. They be- marry Miss Alice Afong, sister-in-law of | Fe south bound passenger His reports o the ork 4d by } sued by the police, and on occasion way-| lieve that the officers of Willard Parker ‘Capt. Whit! . “se wey , ts enger was GeMyen = sacha lhe + Mlle ll _—— Se ‘laying a prominent citizen Se tate E Medica’ goles of? the Snail) Sa os poe \ niting of the monitor Monadnock. ee S : . n apne n rtm, f the we by a tle é SsSiss sesh . . , ‘ tne voas nt & 8 f : ; sa Af a : . sal ‘ maine w mo the i rose k ' be they ooo ene = the made under his direction , street. This time, however, he seems to | child upon them. They have secured the, ters of yp Heat - the thirteen daugh-} train pier ers. puaced it there ae Be are among the Government's most valua- | have merely eloped with a clothing store service awye ahi wy see sof the Afong family of Honoiulu.The M-| fr ght: | away when a number of - ble records pertaining to the improvement 4! tae services of Lawyer Abraham Levy, who|ther of the bride to be is a full blood | 84's who were on tf] ra oieearell aan of the Miss‘ssippi River. In his river im- The attention of the police was attracted | has started an investigat.on, |Chinese, wh t Pe began shoot ng into the dar peared Gam ap eye work he a mlwaeetgiy aged orig- | to him in this case at Aibany and Wash- eerious clash t y og ‘ , ~~ Wabash to the Lake and Seashore Re-/ frock coat and under the FE appre casket was opened, and in hog at =~ Paymaster Sean a agg shad gag ge . own child Mrs. Lipsch.tz found a boy about | ing ¢} maxegad the Monadnock dur- Chief Desmond has had photographs en@ ) ing 1@ monitor's Stay at Honolulu over the the Bertillon measuremenie«a taken of Jack Call at Ticket Office, southeast cor- | waistcoats, a sweater, three shirts and a four years old, with very dark hair and j jatte r’ s remarks concer ning the Afong giris. W leon, the hastern ' Kk ard ahort change o- - _* 2 ¢ | - lies 7 ° : “~~ * . " . . . os “ “ * owe « . | , Who knows thie baby Tobe + sorta. : girl She is now ft he fethes a cktie she Was taken when found by r ‘ a a da Foundling Home, where | ner Broadway and Olive, and have your) swe ein of , ves. The undertak 1 Terminal pollceman uly 16, o . oe : ste: } > the ‘ De Ri eves. e ‘rtaker tol nts | ond-classa waiting ae tm ¥} nina t man, July 16, on the se at in the sec- Berths and Staterooms ret served on steamers emaciated as ed a Rs Rn ney look on his poet en nen a hy Oe Se ae ty that | 1 Union Station, where some mother either deserte , S . lit ‘ and ay, but sti is leg | > oe ee ae Ses ow the rigat | Surgeon Thompson met Miss Afong while| worker. He will send them to haat at the hour of 9 o'clock on t} deserted or lost it. |} and ask for summer rt sort erature dex he f clothes and food. | > ‘ ; NEW AVEN, Ci , '} aw - eet on te Ge nd CTAITHING—The dress wae a ¢lvan little machine made ! . i - he needed in the way * cio ‘ oe od | tertainmen® for Friends Comfortably Till Death. ore Conn., Aug. 56.- Willtam The police wertook them and make W a oe a of white running thron, the guods he wr To. Wh S.1D OT , _— white. with a par When the family returned home Thursday | PROVIDENCE, R. 1... Aug. 5.— Oliver H. CHICAGO. 11) sue 4 wm the at | P. Dillon of this ec ty claims to have dis-/| eon @ primoner woderskirt was of piok Datne! and too , er 1 wate . = sp or heel on when found The to? » . turned ins side out. | Pals * ow hy , . aot. | f - oy Oe v0 : — t-oavered Capt. Peten ’ oad — ‘grep the toot short for s a young babe. No covering of any kind was |” ht the hous Aan 2 ” J sera tegen P oye of Newport, who — been zeal- | of a cow slaughtered In Armour’s plant at | aes . ~ year aah @ mpmiogy marnegt hurry that we didn't had ws lm en by ache nd rege who Fora week past his agents have been to | which has been identified and returned to q e a record asa bo! 1, ba 1 bucca- = | an gaan ean, woe ee ' - Mitte . ; , { was on : . ew , , peer. , end there t# not a mark on the babe by w : | | . : | — kin i, I am sure thought e i on | m ly so he New York. Boston ‘and plac es in .this vi its owner. who lost t while a schoolgirl ve , alees samehady proves th ¢ ; 8 atu be ident fied was ! not disturbed. . ae os . new suit inity gathering material for a midway, 17 vears ago on one of the prairie paths of me Dillon reruses to disclose the exact POSTPONED SIX WEEKS. ? ane roe pang ie er CIAIM sf Wiis De Drought up as the other children Os : — t kine a sqir ~ al ter lean linen freak and wild west show The midway is | Texas. The me ial bore the inecription, location of the treasure. panier © rome and after ta ie ‘ re meni departed. i most o pa! jie and the show is one ! esente a Mis , hy ». Fe ; : : nu rnostnatl SS Bi ~- of the. mo - — ; . one ee ee | me —— . nary. 188! ay Work by the Fort} Dillon eays he searched three years be- People’s Railway Suit Laid Ower Be - : “—s vs PERT PES He's se ee es = . . i¢ " sli > - : KINDLY OLD RiP ; ' Nautch and couchee-couchee & ris are not It Was as ned that the batch of cattle | fore finding the treasure. He found it lat cause of Gen. Noble's Illness. . ward Grierson's widow married McC .| $3.00 Excursion to Springfield, Mo. | excepted fact » to. be the very} ¢ f T! September 1 narrio eCarthy : g . Oo. | excepted In a they ar ». 1¢ Very ;} came from Dra} 1 is, Tex The postmaster | “errr r in one of the eeven islands of The hewr 4na of the defense of the Tene ‘ °f tre ee. i} ’ lie , . . gig ° ‘ ate le . "wi ’ 4 pDrominet! rat ‘’ ‘ ie ‘nterti ; mtio é ‘ if . eomry Tiis ' ‘ if ma? ’ " : " Joe Jefferson Comes wv, the Aid of an . : / : ; : rary ‘ miraw tie prev ria? | rr A epe woe are ave I nion Station at as nor Ah A J , rahe . ia po at .* . / fe th a’ ; 2 hes ~ Z o + \. —_ = as . i ~¥ Malte ‘ “* ; id ss hhiden in a rent pi lea lia imay in the forecleaure eult - lon contingaed to live with Mre. Mé- |8$:30 a. m. Tuesday, Aug. 9, for the accom. a 2 tae weaken mite Pr ate Se © co ated nee: Sie e ved jin the rocks wedged in by nearly @ #0llG | brought by lL. M. Rumery w Aged Peusione: . ‘ atida Bis ml rT TPenMalO , . . modation of persons deatr ig ‘ys tee oe +A became ae ots an — , . - = | oe , - ool ori ~b hy nen MF nes ' epee of stone He Was unable to reach tt, nom = J ne,.90 Gave CINCINNATI. ©.. Aug. b.—Joeeph Jette: coats ) ortag * = nsion papers, cat siring to attend mont’s superb men ger! iiss ices | mour caused advertise nents to be prints ii having pothitig but a crowbar with him. | 2" copenedt , m of morning I” Jusee #on, the actor, haa come to the rel . , . ,ing y ifs Metartiy beng a widew the Democratic State Convention, wich briof (j;eorge Ramee, ah emeaal has , in lex: S papers. in response to which cam rt it it ioney gave out and he returned to Wools = sing, of the Cirewit «oar, ae ae ' 1 women swvere arrested Mre Allen | convenes at Springfield Aug. 10. Only $3 f been engaged and an entire wild west anda lettet from Miss Work, now married and [New Haven. He «# trying to rae money wing x eer ition of Geom, Noble hi ola associate here on the ntage. Nre M niaveda wit? Jeffe 4 . ° . a eri T} k t ant ~— ~ r cow boy ager mation, now pay ne Ata suUulmm- living 1} Ailbuq' lerque, ~. \f Tt appears : ‘so eectre the treasure and offers $: iam ine it was deferré 4 tet i fe pie mm he f ~ in Grew a pension on eccount of theo h Jefferson fur years and has | the roun rip. ets will be good re- mer resort on Narragansett bay also ap-i| that she had received it as @ reward oi laude of a month to any one who will at ake In the meantime all intervening petie h of her first husband. aie supported by him. Me has had ball | turning on regular trains to and including Peer. The Relmont entertainment is the | merit w) ile a pupil ‘a the Fort Worth Bem-| him with $100 with which to secure the| “0O* wil De on ind before Ford Bmith, refs secured for her and retained attorneys for Aug. 16. Particulars at ‘Frisco Tick Of- most exclusive thing imaginable. Chauncey | inary. One day she was riding a horee | treasure, which he says consists of aix bar- eree appointe dé Dy the court. ev of Mrs. Allen. Alter- , Ler defense Sce, Broadway end Chestnut st Depew is master of ceremonies in the In-j over the prairie near Dalias and wes reis of gold bullion and several Kkeas of | Be dita show. “thrown off and she lost the medal jewels of fabulous value Burlington Route to Montana » & Gh ene ” . . a —— eres “ Rit) & » oar 7 se a : | } ‘ sr ew . 6 - -~. at. eb. Bs i a , > see eo ' . . Y 7 ee Sy ie i ‘ . - ; | a= i he Wh ibe Oe eee | 3 : ' ee: RRR a oe ee by a TPR a : | St, ioe * . easel ile . a. , % —_ ~ ee f ‘ vii aaa st: . Vee , = ~ a . pen all ten i ee . . eee Seem eee MEE Oia er ah. a Sy, Ne ean . eo - a , , = , | aii a ¢ Oe me Spat Sh bese ta es ies PM hg POSER ROME SE RP ee ee ee : ee tags, sie ame ; ?, . <=» ectioees . y aath “7 row 4 . 7 "as Cok, = = to r : : Fy wits, py es 4 - . ' sa Salts - ‘ isi C * ate * ‘ mz. + wy - . .
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If Ella Wheeler Wilcox in her essay in yesterday's Post- Dispatch has proved the superiority of animals over many men and women, the problem as to whether animals have been provided with savable souls is once more due. >> The heart-broken mother who sent her dead child's play things to the Police Chief, that they might be given to some other little boy blue, has, undoubtedly, the sincere Sympathy of every reader of the Post-Dispatch. — The expansion of the politician's skull in definigg just what he includes in his expansion ideas may seriously strain that vast storehouse. a — POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. Aguinaldo! Aguinaldo' You are not the whole You are not the only pebble. You've not all the é¢oal. Aguinaldo! Aguinaldb! (‘ease to roar and blow. You are now Americano— One of us, you know. > who will make a Lady Brooke is a Warwick never Albert Edward. The terrific electrical storm In Philadelphia did no damage to Boss Quay's machine, King of Albert Edward must have felt a lull In his ennul when he heard that Mrs, Wales had gone back to her mamma. Uncle Henry’s harmonious Republican unit would like to add & new procession of ciphers to the city’s great debt. Should Farmer Leiter's brother-in-law. Pa tg ee ee me, fy Their Complaint of St Louis Slow Boys Bri Answers From Post-Dispatch Readers. | The Girls Are Uppish. To the Esliter of the Post-Dispatch I noticed the complairt in your valuable per of the Joliy Girls. _ Please tell them they have not got enough sense to know ret acquainted with the St. Louis e only too willing to ehare with some nice girl, and ys, bat if a young Man tries to smile at a young lady ste feels insulted, and do you blame us for going to races and spending Sunday by ourselves? St. Louis. ST. LOUIS BOY. Working Boys Not Wanted. To the Faditor of the Post-Dispatch They say the boys of St. Louls are siow, but some of the giris are so fmat that they won't give a working boy a chance to talk, These girls do not want working boys that have the money to take them to summer resorts. They want the boys that hang around saloons and put on airs. Take this up, old girls, and get a working boy. NOT A LADIBS’ MAN. The Right Kind of Boy. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. I have just read the article signed “Jolly Girls’’ in vour lasue of Aug. 1, and I wieh to state that it is they who are slow and not the boys of St. Louis. I have a beau myself, and although he does not spend a great deal of money, he is a nice young man and takes me to er es of amusement | quite often. Perhaps those girle do not get the right kind of boys. They can't expect loafers to treat them right. They ought to get a nice fellow like mine. A NICBLY TREATED GIRL. Louls. A Ridiculous Assertion. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. I noticed In vour tissue of this evening the really ridiculous assertion that the boys of St. Louis are slow. The writer, signing “Jolly Giris,”’ must be either a silly schoo!l- cirl in short dfesses, who should be in bed fr ——-* i a ‘ : A l it. and not a “pes St. Louis. St. lands. Suburban or any other place, or she may. be an old maid, withered and forgot- ten, who is jealous of her younger and prettier sisters. She writes if hearticie will not “stir them up’ there is something that wHtl and that is the Spaniards. Well, of all the non- sense on earth, this “takes the cake.”’ I noticed tn last evening» Post-Dispatch ” bei know when they are well off. Now, | know but also took whatever friends on't AS ia MM St. Louts. You talk about the boys being slow. money than the boys. If you girls w they are slow, THE HAPPY BO To the Faditor of the Post-Dispatch. hoys certainiy are the slowest morta young man and didn't get sufficient salary This thing of being so very “swell” with- to call on me and pass away his time, to In your Valuable paper of Aug. 1T notleed somewhat akin to the proverbial «nail. safely be said they were born and rat I Suburban, ete, Mies Joliy Girls will read the Post-Dis- ‘Not Sc Slow. 4 Aan article aboat the Sr, uls Boye lots of boys who spend money freely, and rf out, pened to have with her, eo I Think Too Murh of Money, reason is that the girls don't do thé right not give the boye the ehake when they are Bt. Leais, “Jolly Girls’ remurks in Post-D! the face of the globe; theirs. is fealty a to be generous to my friends I shouldn't out a “son markee’ fs diagusting to the him I say, “Ney. vy, Chauncey,’ Home Girls. an article signed “Jolly Girls.” The article I would like to know the birthplace of St. Louis, and were never farther away St. Louis, To the Exitior of (he lost-Diepeteh. slow. The fact is the e. Louls girls don't ohne that not only took hie own she hap- the St. Louis boys are slow. To the Editor of the Post-Diepateh, thing by the boys. They think more of in a little hard luck you would see whet Impecunious Swells. fhoted and heartily agreed with. Sf, case of “cheap man" and if I were a expect to be their friend aj all, ‘er least, and a young man who simply withes na) SAUCY WEST-ENDER. To the Falter of the Post-Dispatch, stated that the boys of Bt. Loula @ere these fair dashing damsels, L think it eould sed in from home than “Forest Park Bt on Pi Pr. —_—— — o—— —s os local politicians be g@aid te represent the county. The resolutions passed the county convention indorsed the De atic administration, as it always does, t didn't mention Gov. Stephens : Hs —— — acquaintance little girl called Red Riding Ilood, who has been Hlilde and Yolette. between Harewood and Hilde fol- rrupted Dy the announcement be mounted just across the young ladies i,t i ieee has Coming the m 1S ine are to CHAPTER XI. THE PROPHET. Hiarewood reached the amazed. The rue d'Ypres, etreet, usually road, Porte In When front door he stood sunny as quiet and thronged broad, was Rouge to front country from the barracks deserted as a wit Prince pe opie, Murat of the house the people were silent and atte ntive, | laborers mathe e ! company of eal! ewarm of bastion. A leaning on their rifles watching a around the from the ffeet front of a towered crowd, eto dl. in strange, sharp lees structure that 7 . f the «ten eky Revyond IATTOW-Qavievee i blue ~“e: iy been placed into the ri terraselerse sodding it ks flied W he epaulmet ked barrels were being removed lockemiths and the bombproofa, and 1 thud of mallet came i from helow ims were roliing sonor-. rom toe cou} t of the rhe, and bugles sounding, rifles glittering In the sun, a company of infantry issued fom the sallyport and marched aolidly on to the 'Porte Rouge, thelr red trousers a long Un- long the one Linst and on this ramparts wenm ti ee , ¢ sg i ere -_ _ that | the | ore | 9 into the air above the heads | arm stretched | dulating line against the green of the glacis. Sil igie rigid arm staggering under from its engine jets, turnifig as further, ncss, a twice: the thousands cheers: “Vive All on his until he first rors for him, menace of a siege stee] the arms jower and lower. crowd of voices swaye: ** France! night Harewo la that bed met Hilde ] meant it meant danger, annihilation, to a city become important to lived there. He had His ideas on | histories. He army would such city th nev could be as noe a Paris spasms Slowly the cannon swung into the air, further, Then, in the still- boatswain'’s whistle sounded, once, rose , thinking of the: future, him—becuuse able to absolutely ; itself nothing but a gigantic citadel, with its double armor , the little turned, l forward, in od lay iad held no Suddenly above the crowd the great der- rick began to move, three chains dangling ) rusty of Ste um and thundering restlessly which ter- Now it was different. - The something more at er seen a believe that _ than excitement and newspaper dispatches, perhaps famine, perhaps had suddenly Hilde Slegze. on) the subject were founded on any isolate French fleet has done nothing, the mobiles are a nulsanece, the National Guards are « rulsing hell in Belleville, an army i Rerm- ing along the Loire to asset ria, and Garibaldi is coming to France. That's a fair synopsis of the whole business, As for the United States interfering it's not Hkely; ltaly’s gratitude is net to be counted on; France must face the music alone.”’ “IT wish,”’ observed Harewood, “that the Paris journals would exhibit lesa hyateria and more common sense. They've had Bis- marck killed every week since last August, they've captured Moltke, they've innoc- ulated the Red Prince with typhus, they've annouticed thé mutiny of every regiment in the Bavarian and Baxon armies, Look pat the way the Government ts blowing up tunnels and bridges. What lunacy! They're only hampering thelr own movements, and it takes about a day to lay pontoons.””’ He put on his coat, standing up for Bourke to brush him. ‘That's a big eannon they've mounted down there,’ he observed, looking eut of the window. ‘““‘ome on, Cecil, 6 fast must be waiting.” As they descended the stairs, Hilde and Yolette stood at the front deor, looking at the cannon across the pireet. “Good morning.” said Yolette brightly, ‘“Messieurs, have you seen the prophet?’ “Which particular prophet do you mean? I'm a littl in that way. myself.” said Bourke gayly, “and I p etd that wea going to have a most delic ous wl o sciously or unconsciously, seeks the same amusement; and if conscience intervenes, is it not easy to pretend that the woman was perfectly aware of the game? Or, if result does turn out grave for the woman, @ man can always have recourse to those jittle exercises of diplomatic hair- splitting with his. conscience, to which men's consciences so easily adapt them- selves. His face grew ‘hot with resentment: he Was mentally vindicating Hilde—defending her against himself, but he did not know it; he thought it was himself that he was vindicating. This mental pro- test of innocence left him calmer and jess restless, and after a little he fell asleep. Whatever he dreamed —-must have been Pleasant, for the morning sun, stealing into the room, illuminated his face, young, peaceful, touched with a smile as innocent as the woman he was walking with in dreamland. the shame and self- Bourke woke him, regretfully, saying, “What the deuce are you grinning about in your sleep? Get up, Jim, I’m going to St. Cloud to see what's in the wind? You'll come, too, won't you?’ ‘Yes,”’ said Harewood, “I suppose the trains are running yet. What's the news?” While he was bathing and dressing, Bourke ran over the morning papers, read- ing aloud the ‘telegraphhke dispatches. ‘Hello—what do you think of this? Wher the (iermans entered Laon some crazy Mrench soldier ran to the citadel and flung | cafe au lait in a minut a torch into the magazine!’ “Anybody can “Read it.’ said Harewood, lathering his | Hilde; “Yolette means face for a shave. soldiers have named it “Here it is: “Through the cowardice or | erybody is talking about oa the morning treachery of the Governor of Laon, the] papers say,it can throw shells as large as Duke of Mecklenbourg entered the city on : mee, and that it will be terrible for the . Riss WEP AS Ss *russians,”’ “Oo.” sald Harewood, “sé they call it ‘The Pruphet!” “All the same,” on Yolette, “I hope it will not need to prophecy.” They stood a moment looking at the great, silent gun at the squad of sailors wlio were exercising around it, then Yolette laughed lightly and summoned them to breakfast, leading the way with her arm around her sister's slender watet. “There is an apeful creature,” sald Hilde, “who calls himfelf the Mouse, and who came into the hal morning Shouta of laughter Rourke begged Hare friénd the Mouse, an the Mouse Was. “And you helped him to hide from the police!’ exclaimed Yolette, horrified. ‘That's jurt like oy W — Bourke, who had enjoyed the story Keenly. Hilde said nothing, her changing face was tle shudder: “L' ndertakers” ’ “The Undertakers! “It's not what you elub in Belleville, a a A the cutthroats congregate, much amused, “I suppose the creature ' grateful to me for ding him. I don't think I shall accept a PN 1 gp oui ‘““«(ratitude are in “ » (Gratitude is rT +f fancy. ned served Bourke, cautiously; a he would.” Inughed the other, ‘It's a sort elite of wv Pt and rive if a German walls it could railways, forests that even fore the ne the Nundred thou those new forming ties of against said were deaux, at Tours, at ports to the Lore. great mass of the Pat doubted that, aS #0o0n yp ared, Tne b mh miliment he doubted: the abiiity ei ‘leryman to send shel 'gun outside the range © Ni rue ad’ Ypres as a haven o! such a time. It was p ramparts, it was in Rouse In « ; at : ity cio ki “dl would be tif one the gates, he barracks Hie thoug the of Bourke, ry) neut reo on : track, | Us cement | would be impo tion with hime: iessly and opened and hefore he knes Question at las yr What had happen: KOlie te» ? 4 of Hilde because N " tm UUM ¢ tages ‘ ; in a moment of ‘Pring affection had in « he renounced fi? Cae ~s a = — , : Ey. ge, ge tap, oo Rt. TE are = * army armies the iSlans, f Mont onrentt He sat sustain ‘TS, ver sands of that south, n, from ommon at the he the Prussian o Paris a safety for ractically se Lo iCw the } ted shat rr} Pris > MAeAZitie TT sg * rat . st Every mand, with HE LOOKED AT HER of fortresses and ramparts, its suburbs. be lieved down such a position against hunger, against the sor- troops, everybody Hor- ar - war the never | Germane would begin: but | artil- from ai’ V a.erien vertheless he Was not satisfied with ths Pliias on one fj Ay- Rouce, and clover still unselfishness had renounced the idle amuerse»>mnent of in- young gir!’ Why Cole | raining ' plosis r) j ; aint ing themeelves il riteh } pret stay ‘ ‘ VN WITHOUT STIRRING. - sno SiIAnSs, ¢ tr i? to Wewur ite u; pieces, ” . he G ert: cried MASSA hou ‘ j iil mereit cut your throat for a frane, When Bour ‘hem a Httle luncheon Hiide the Sth of 8S ptember at the he ad of the | portles oft red teitng Yolette X= | ty » its ail night, and, as Harewood start along a hundred of our ld! and $0 Prussians, | gan carelessly Crimea and of Italy, who, yot having the/ -“Why, ho,” he said, surprised, “we are blowing himeelf and everybody there ”" There Was a one hand eon the door, rman troops, recs g themeelves, thrilling, tingling, he reasoned-—even then therm in the estreeta and at the . emotion—even then, and take her in bis of that herote madman, can | ; would not reriet. doorhandle, daring razor ei, face tlathered, ewe of her secariet mouth, the white e Hide “Probably Hiitde listened In silence, slune his binoculars over Tits shoulder said he was going to St. Cloud with ws °* wood, Yolette inaisted on putting up lher, silent, preoccupied, deftly tying cel tw email parcels and wrapping up wine, At the front door enemy's Sixth Cavalry Division. It Was) Rourke stood, not to <a heavily sud 1 frightful dinner wattirg, as they might stay aw foundations; the citadel had blown up killing more than | the hallway to join his comrade, Hilde be- BMiitaie'tT Ss This awful catastrophe was the work of “Of course, Monsieur Harewood, you are old French soldier, a veteran of the not gmang to the—the ‘Tt ndertakers” vOuUrage to surren ler the pi ice to the ’rus- going to ) Cioud,”’ re} t into the magazine and set fire ** Tt t- ] mean you are never going—#re you. The Duke of Mecklenbourg was welience: he looked at her our Gen, Theremim was killed. | without atirring, ) Again that ewift emotion sent the biood that they were betrayed. and. fitnge- leaping through every upon our unarmed Mobiles, | vein, yet, even then when, in her face he saw reflected his own s. The slaughter was swift and when a fierce desire -Tiut who, remembering the hor-/| sefged him to #too arme—this girl so close to him-—Hilde, who rd of blame or of regret} He stood there dumbily, Monor to the leadt”™ ene hatrd sewieted im the . neither to speak nor move-for her sake, OurKke The enchantment of her hent head, the » atte held him fascinated, ou tied! impatient by ~~ hai Way toward aroused from mn wh ' . : ene moved ’ ; little : To , ¢e ith . eart.’ exld Bourke with @ smile: “are you feady? F) naid Marewood eheortiy, : the luncheon eg Riese -‘@ toasking her ahd saying Hourke out tote he rus had gine VYolette wen inte «we garden, Woere, sate it | ine Bicucwed gat acooe mp. iting » es. Hilde tneweered by the @eor : » eatiore, ¢tiffes en handoultere, with “The Prephet.” Pram t ‘short commands of the officer the eert “la hauere @ sel ie “Maret And if Ts 7 168 Tivne fis * Ve j fourk Jim 1 i : ’ it ATTN . Oot your letiati« head returning to here « & Wirt “4 pre? Tr ele v* -? me itadel Duss ‘jo ate, pti es hf. thie muTriail growing iow mo cries eomewhere between”
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¢ “a th 9: 08 . 4 i, = * Pee bc " = . bs ‘ BSR ae “Sees te) : Be e Oe — a ee 2 \ * . ame | e Pie 5S —_ ba are : (as cee Bee cous” oe oy ee eae a eee ke: ; — — ———-— — 3 = aT : a | ———— on * : ill atl tel BEING ORUGGED, “ITCH 180 SOC SRORUAE RALLY WN THE NINTH, 'BELLE BRAMBLE WON, BIG JIM JEFFRIES.'cisisen seam maveman tad a 3 N t (BPR; MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS, : a | hes emmaammaaaa — a Mp eR Sorry Night of It. In new designs and special styles, neat checks, THAT IS WHAT WON FOR THE ST. | THE SIMMONS MARE PROVED HER/| HE WILL TRY AND PUT oO’DON- and indistinct plaids, just from the tailors’ hands, $ hf} ) ‘ | LOUIS BROWNS YESTER- STAYING QUALITY YESTER- NELL AND ARMSTRONG HIS VANITY TOUCHED DAY AFTERNOON. DAY AFTEKNOON. OUT TO-NIGHT. BY A STRANGE WOMAN and on sale in all regular nls penn ’ en © cides abi » «cece wueGe bette dieces = 3 } BROOKLYNS ARE SURPRISED. | FIRES! ATEN. | WILL MEET ' & i an — ' creas U DE BADLY BEATE BOTH IN ONE RING. HE DRANK WITH HER AND WAS Res rit : This EXTRA SP BCIAL “ge will vis I FOUND BADLY BEATEN ON r ee a cenauaie ee They Never Expe:iei to See the Rough | How Sir Hobart at Two Hundred to | There Are Some Who Think the Task THE SIREETS. | QDSAIY Sevest tanering at Gamarcns 3 ee ~ SO EER 5 eT hay Pon, yy a SS Riders Come Away So Fast One Gave the Ring at Harlem Is Entirely loo Big for the $5.00 and $6.00 Youths $7, $8.75 and $10 in the Stretch. an Awful Jolt. : California Pugilist. Suits HIS MANLY CONFESSION Men’s Suits| vom. |Men’s Suits i : Of reliable quality and Are showa la Dive serge. clay dlage- Hew Iher Stand. The track at the Fair Grounds yesterday Special to the Post Dispatch. GIVES HIM SYMPATHY. correct peel J nais faacy woteteds on thacikaneele Ciritn avs var tan t Was rough and lumpy and the racing rather NEW- YORK, Aug. 5.—Jeffries. the big — ' eet Pic és ele Oa “ - one-sided, heavywelght pugilist from the far West, x Instantl Relieved b Good Luck Linen Collars, *-doz 80c Boys’ strong All- Wot Knee Pants, Eoaceenne ‘ 57 7: rr | hier, in the first, and Linda barred in| will give the fighting public a novel show Mr. Hartmann Anovher Victim of the y y Men's Seamless Half Hose, *-doz §0ce Men's Elevant W orsted! Pants a orn : > nt og’ ~ 4 . | “ ‘ , . ” ‘ = ' . : ee ao Gam - . 7 7 iy ‘ . - = . — . “0 , -, | (he betting in the second, won their races | to-night at the Lenox Athletic Club. He Street Walkers, Who Are Allowed Men's Fancy Mottied Uncershirts. {G@q@ | Men's Crash Suits ' easily. will attempt to knock out Steve O Donneil W B th | 7 ~ Lee> soft and Stiff Hats, Yours Men's , - rit Th * sa an . +4. Leostratus had clear sailing in the third | and Bob Armstrong, both of whom are to Infest and Brazenly Ply a arm a 85c $1.35 $1.85 tad ee Aidei poh eh heed é 4 ; 7 — , ; . ireokion 4 * nay | Clean to the winning post. shifty boxers. The Californian will take Their Trade. FI YER FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY - : - — — ; P e474 * ; Usa habe 4 ; we Fireside won the first heat of the heat | them on for 10 rounds each, with a half with Mothers’ Friend Boys’ Shirt Waists—-with A» ) 48. Play. It was a race of five and one-half furlongs | that Jeffries has jindertaken a we hes 3 that Smith’ at the Four Courts for a few hours 4 eine me at Pitt a in the closing heat Fireside, who, with | he will find it difficult to finish. Fighters | prigay morning. The mystery was solved, tHe —~ (aeningtion at Pittshure telle Bramble. was the only starter, neariv at ae ‘I or as fast as he have often i ‘ : ; . : ome f Itoeston at Twoutaevillie fell in the stretch she was so tired and etl A gp — Pere men in one n ght however, and when it was over John Hart- Piitladelphia in eland, weak and Was beaten out by two lengths. while traveling with a show, but % per | ™ANnn, 2511 University street, admitted he New Yo k at Cincinnatt Mound (ity Rit waiked in in the fifth. | eent of those were country bruisers and | had adopted the name for prudential rea- Pen a hi _ — _ hte "Gal i to \~ 2 —~ 5, who were utterly ] kins im Sicence and train- £ons. ; St Den an Galop home by a head. ing. . AMITZ ry AY ‘ Yesterday's Games. The feature, of course, was the heat ‘In this case it is entirely different Mr. Hartmann has a wife and an interest- AY 0 HNRODER: sy) Loule &: Rrooklyn ° > and it was not much of a feature at O'Donnell is in condition and a sc enrtine lige family. Hie is well-to-do and whe n he cv ve land ; Philadelphia, 1 at. ER poser, sully capable of del vering a blow went downtown Thursday morning he was SIXTH AND ST CHARLES STREETS THE CRYSTAL PRON Souls : 2 Roaty . ' et EL wi 1 Je ries own and oo ‘ ‘ } : a ; ; aF 4 28 Raitimore Rede or pee os Willie Bloss, the old South Side jockey, | also has the reputation of making a bet- neatly dressed and sported a handsome gol ’ ° ‘ - THE NORTH WES New York. ' 5: Cineinn ati. ff, who won many a good race fat Harlem, ‘Siter fight after the sixth ro ind than before. Watch and a diame. d pin. Friday morning | } Hot having much luck at the Fair Grounds Armstrong is a_ big Chicago Nmesro.,!4 more woebegone spectacle would be hard . Three cheers for the “Rough Ridere'’ tle pone ere er a y wi, race | standing over six feet tall, as sti@Bg as a Le eoncely d ° a . ti ith “- REE OE a . . ' ; yesterday, and in the third and fifth races] horse. and he deals in right and lett swings conceive an a sin e noin n wi ] ee on tee the Brook too he was with the also rans. that have terrible force. He pays little His clothes were literally torn from him. s a SCHOOLS AND D COLLEGES. vne in the last inning yesterday by scoring a 2 ittention to the science of the game and } fyie wat . Tr , . : - . : ‘ is atch was one. His money har 1. five rune Tod Sloan's great rival, Jockey Maher, is willing to take any kind of punishment ; ; : 5 : i fo CUTICURA, purest of emol- e = : ; is creating a sensation in the East just [in order to land his right. lowed it and his face bore the marks of ; S od | ¢ iI Cc t f M SiC At the begwinninea of iiieé riinit hy Inning the haw, lie rode five of rhe six winners at Jeffries must mee t two men whose styl a A lively ecrimmage. lients and reatest of skin yn ica O ege onserva ory Oo u @ore waa TtosS in the Brooklyns’ favor. Brighton yesterday, including Chorus Boy, of fighting are absolutely different, but ae Mr — , : P lv . £ ' : ' : who finished first in the Reusing Generation | anda his friends are confident that he will Mr. Hartmann was not only beaten an For Young Ladies. Elegant location; Faculty specialists; When the Browns went tot ~ bat Sugden Stakes. tt ag Bey mt ‘hem out hore the finish. robhs d, but he was locked up and passed cures This is the most sieam heat; electric lights. or catalogue adress al ons sent to bat in Hughey's place i a ' 3 7 , The bhett.ng on that proposition is 2 to 1. [the night in the holdover and was sent to ee REY. Ve Wr WAL ON, Pres'’t, Box D, Fulton, f ‘o. grew a base on balle and Dowd went to vir togers, the Jittle t. souls piunger '*Pareon’’ Davies. who manages Arm- the Olle c . e ch: . . - Paes a Bis first in the scame wav. Stengel then 1 | Who is now at Harlem, while acting in the | strong. offers to beat $200 to $500 that his oi . n ¥ “ae bain Pe: Se oe being speedy, permanent and Wentworth Military Academy. _ AMUSEMENTS. one. emg ity of outside man for Col. W. E. Ap- | man will stay the entire ten rounds. drunk on the streets. New buildings being erected. Students re- Kennedy, the Brooklyns' star pitcher, | Plegate’s book, was observed one day jast Jim Jeffries appears to be willing enough It is the same old story, with variations. i os now sent to the box, McKenna retir- | Week diving in the direction of the floor, to fight Jim Corbett. Billy Delaney, the | Ppowntown he met a fairly well dressed economical treatment for MAJORS seli eas MAN St te | dent “KOERNER’S PARK THEATER. much after the fashion of one of those voung Callfornian’s manager, met Tom : : ' ; ‘ Pe . ey en en ° eiruck ont (roee hit for two } Vultures we read about pouncing on a dead O’ Rourke. manager of the Lenox Athletic woman on the street who accosted him. torturing, disfiguring, itch- x » Lexington, e. JERRY H ART BEATRICE L Dowd and Sten- | Spantard, Down through the crowd, head | ¢*)p and on behalf of Jeffries signed arti- | His vanity was touched and he went with HIC : BONNIE LOTTIE, IRENE ERANKLIN, foremost, went the Kid to the floor on all- | oles last night for his man to box Corbett [per to some drinking resort on Poplar| 4 b ; bl di Cc AGO COLLEGE oF LAW ~ LAW | Ds- FRANK and DON, WiILt. WAL. LING, s onslaught frightened the visitors] fours, and when he arose he held between | 295 rounds before the Lenox Club. The arti-|—, rn ; ing, urning, ee ng, , A OSieeea TE Lake Naot University. Hon. GEORGE C. DAVIS, HARRY BELMONT, they withdrew Ko onnedyvy and put in his thumb and index finger a ten-dollar cles stipulate that the fight shall ‘take street, east. of Fourth street. : Pw gp Eo BOS mage * yer y 5 2 And 10 Other Vaudeville Stars. Yeuger. He gave Clements a base on balls, | Mote, place within three months and the men to Just how it all. happewed Hartmann de- scaly pimply and crusted admission to the bar. For catalogue address Admission to Crounds ... eree y Nd Bullivan singled. Next came Tommy , r. se . the ees ce | I've —_— _ receive 60 per cent of the gross receipts. clares he does not know. But some time ' FLMER FE. BARRETT, LL. B., Seer, wien es — weker, and he drove th ball hard past anded in Chicago,”” he muttered, an After siening. Delaney said: “I told ts aN 6a ( . Title and ust Bidg., Chicago HR | Yeaner. narene In Crosy and Clements then proceeded to parley. the ten through | Q’ Rourke that Corbett must sign the arti- en the es pied fe onbgpgice: pore ape: skin, scalp and blood hu- oe U ic Ss CAVE. with the winning runs The final score; the remainder o e days programme. | cles within a week, although the fight may artman on the street, dead drun e J Wae & to 7 in favor of St. ix, and the | When the afternoon's play was over the | not take place for three months. We don't] locked him up mor ith loss of hair KIRKWO0) MILITARY ACADEMY, THE DOROTHY MORTON OPERA COMPA oon ended with all hands cheering the] /UCK)Y find lwad increased to $870, want any bluffing on Corbett’s part, We —. gould n e have hed thie happeA for S, Ww ° KIRKWOOD. MO To-night and All This Week, home team for their magnificent rally. - will put up a forfeit and will insist that] ,.vrnine in the world.” auld the baie ed Seventeenth year opens Sept. 14.° Prepares for| CHIMES OF NORMANDY, Phe same teams play again to-day and The bookies were talking the other day | Conbett do the same.” Mr Aner , 7" college, pusiaess or West Point. Send for cat- Planquette'’s Tuneful O Mati 4¥o-morrow the New Yorks will appear at] about a certain horse being pulled, when tote ta ae cburvy Park last night, | !°- Hartmann the morning after. See le ’ EDWARD HAIGHT. A. M.. Supt Sept te ore pera atinee Satarday, A i. sw ED! Corbett was at Asbury ar a night, | pore what a brute I: These tarde ar alogue. 5 ARD A. ( , A. M., Supt. Next Sunday—‘'The Bohe ‘mian Girt. Bportaman’« Park, playing four games with | Owner Will Scully chipped in with: ‘‘You're his manager. George Considine, spoke | "¢T® Wat & brute 2am. 2 hese pictures are - ae —— the Browns. away of. The horse was too weak and] for him. He said: oS a little agers dom, ay. gl I got 2 PIMPLES Trias ~_ mers rod and oily ekin, red, America’s Leading “ — hungry to win. To my certain knowledge “Ie Ji Tri s wants to fieht Corbett all he aogen of tre m ve st rm ay ant was to have roy 1) ALE is. wn LA thin and falling HICACO School of Music. St. Louis has a representative in the Na-| the stable from which the horse you are | has to do is to cover the $2500 we deposited taken them home. my wite, too, will be! bait. ona ——_ baby blemishes pode nha ya = Auditorium FOREST HIGH A {ional League staff of umpires in Al War-| talking about came has not had a bag of | some time ago. When this is @one it will disgraced by my conduct. I can’t go home Curr CURA SOAP, \, eee Fan Se iis of Bidg. Chinw. CONSERVATORY ARK ner, President Young s lust appointee, oats in a week. Can you expect horses tO | he time enough to think of drawing up to them in ee Stag Cogs I have Bent my eemetion ene Itedelicate enoliient while ha " Eloc ‘ution, Dramatic Art and Languages. PKINS' PAVILION. Warners work in the Interstate: League | run to form on an empty stomach? A few jarticles, deciding where the men shall meet ts ta tt _ To -» vd — clothes, so | is the most ecothing cooling and purityitn appli- aiamehies 5 1 Faculty. Unsurpassed Free Advantages. | Matinee Vrudeviile Manhattan Comedy Four, secured for him the indorsement of ©. i, years ag0 a stable could leave the feedroom and arrange the other necessary articles.” wget: appeal ge I the ctreets. These are 80, onriad for summer rashes tan sunburn, bites and FALL TERM OPENS — ma T. 5S, 1808. Every Day Johnson and Dean, eae, ss Power, the president of that organization, |] unlocked with bags of oats reaching to the Corbett will be in the city to-day to at- badly torn | dare — show myself. stings of insects. irritations, ‘chatings, inflamma- Catalogue mailed free. Ad a Ss nla 700 NOES and W. ii. Watkins of the Pittsburg Ciub ceiling. Take a trip among the stables now | tend the Jeffries-O’ Donnell- hrmetrote bat-]} . 5. SREes oa have Know - gem 4 and I tions, undue or offensivé{perspiration, as well as BERNHARD i LRIC H, Manager. aie Shem Juno Salmo, The ‘Plograph— who managed the Indianapolis team of 1897 | and see how many feedrooms are left with- | tles. He and Cons dine will meet Jeffries realize J. vg Wh ympat ty. I did not | for many other sanative uses. ° : ADMISSION — GROUNDS FREE vouched for the competency of Warner, | out lock and key. You'll find mighty few, [and Delaney and have a talk in regard to intend to Ret ¢ tema didn A drink so mych Peto, it ae BUNKER HILL MILITARY ACADEMY, 6th Year, Ween 6 POD 25 thn mboreat — who was a Western League umpire for a because the majority of owners are toolthe proposed bout. it is likely to be an and I know i was drugged and robbed. M3 ‘ " mec ashort time. It was at Indianapolis that | poor to buy oats, and they would rather |amicable conference at which the men will | W4tch was worth $12 and I don’t know how | | Sold ee i the world. Price. CUTICURA | BUNKER HILL, ILL.—No better place to edueate ; : : A «comiake scorted from the | ste; alle e} ee , mame é‘ a avuhands : ' in 4 ce ..j. | Much money was taken. I must have had SAP, UTICURA (ointment), 50e. POTTER | and train any boy for college, Government schoois Warner had miskey e fron steal than allow their horses to go hungry. | come toan agreement, and there is a possi ogg foros no DRUG AND CHEM. CORP.. Roston. Sole Propé bust Catal a’ Book of View -Rrounds by a policeman. Jack HKrennan, | It is the scarcity of oats that is responsi- | bility that Tom O'Rourke's articles may be elt a puceing, hea, but "hate MO ny. | British Depot,’1 King Edward st. Loudon. “How application, 8.1 s. ‘t sriy! ER, A. M., B. D ‘Supt. 2 " : ee and my c.otoes, su lave no re- “? . é *? . ** — SIR WALTER SCOTT'S another St. Louiran, is doing excellent work | ble for much of the tnconsistent running | si@ned to-night " ; : ance , to Prevent Itching Skin,"’ free. - ae an Atlantic Leagtte umpire. He Was | nowadays, and the handicappers or form ~— @——- membran . of it. : sl ~— THE LADY OF. THE LAKE @o0ee | ’ prosirated by heat at Newark the other | players who can classify the owners and WITH THI BOXERS. With ea hig All-Star cast, including Scottish day. He came around all right and ~ calculate the advantage of a well-fed horse reaumed his duties. Brennan's umpiring {| has over one half fed will surely get the ar — ‘ : : bas been favorably commented on by Kast- mone vy. 7s Jim Corbett Has Replied to the Recent games, pipers, ADMISSION PREF. singers. ern experts and it is said that he is in cully is the man who. suggested the Challenge of Fitz | R ———-- penrncisi : , emember the name ea a OR line for the next promotion to the National “Beulle Selling Race. He is a smart fel- : . . League stiff, low, and there is more truth than poetry | J'm Corbett has authorized George PF. Grand Av., Klondike Park Chutes THE TROTTERS AND PACERS in his remarks. (‘onsidine to put up $2500, covering the Fighteenth St., onal Ae. ann ae St. . — on, Ce . , , B! te ‘ Doe ’ M d City, ¢ wD Fovently PUL UP OF Fee to Meet ens when you buy Rellefontaine, HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE Chas. A. Ganiner & Company i THE COLORED CYCLISTS. “te , ‘ . California AY¥.. The Match Between Gentry and Patch- In putting up his money Corbett says: Tower Grove ‘Karl.’ Williams and Whlison, : They Will Have Their Tournament at| ‘If I defeat McCoy at Buffalo I shall ex- | O-O-O—-0O—-0—0-0—-0—-0 00000000000 00-00-0000) , Cherokee St., [Irish Comedians. Ansa Laughlin, en Causes a Stir Locally. y pect Fitzsimmons to show a disposition to again One Fare to May Cook and others. Admissiep The announcement in the Post-Dispatch “a ° 1808 KLONDIAE. ioc, including ride on Chutes. South Side on Saturday. make a match. If he is unwilling to do so ST. LOUIS Aug The bieycle races by the colored riders of | the $2500 goes for Jeffries, as if I defeat Post D ren nay ane pa ee | ost Dispate that a match race between Joe Patchen and | 8, | John B Mfientry the great pacers, would | St. Louis and vicinity will take place Sat- by Feed on, see how Fitz can decline Win Mebane C 1 The fell Oe iar ay LEWIS AND ERNEST'S PAVILION, : e > > . o a ‘ > , rT | *ie gf j likély take place during Fair Week has urday afternoon at 2:30 at the South Side Martin Julian, manager of Fitz was fe ; aint 2ouls Ops ant no Loo. le il cs WwW lat ~pluncKe | oe Handsomect Summer Theater in Town. created all sorts of talk localiy_and the | race track. seen at Asbury Park, and was deliehted Brant are rite hear in St. Louis and one in Kambrig heel never get cote Me tawia and rrest’s Comedians, erwitn and harness horse mem are urging President After ihe races there wilil be a grand pic- to hear that Corl bett had poste d his money. an Kiddy the gussler and another gie done the ob, but wel] never git Rowers, Manning and Weston. Frank Jones Lillian Walton, The Harmanos, Witeon and Mage Kittle Nicholeon, the Cite. Aull of the St. Louis Fair Assoctation not | nic and a cake-walk, led by Dan Washing- “That is good,’ pr said. ‘That money , : . : 10 let the big match get away from him. ton and other promineat walkers. the pro-| will be a piece of idence of good faith, ketched. We well have a —— of a time until our tin wot we gote fer the gob sony, W. H. Maxwell, Tate ane gramme and etitries are as fuilows: and as soon as bis ac ompltshmé nts prove . . an . 4 ret o of this one > we ire » do th matographe Admipsion to grouftila free, Trotting associations through the ge oh? J First event—One mile novice: J. LD, Gatewood, | him worthy of consideration Fitz will take FUnS out and then ws will get ut a ent . S. We 1oe hired tc Ne the green cars. Southern Electric _Katiway. are offering Star Pointer's manager C. G. Thompson, Thos, Cooper, John Mahan, Maud | him on. Let him whip McCoy, which he gob rite in the forte corts bilding, 3 dase. before the accycedent. Now you ——— ~—- 2 + if he paces a mile faster than 2:00! | Lesson, Daugherty. expects to do next month, then take on ® of ey atesfeide. Y , ley AT : > LS ( f " ¢ ‘ > . ‘ S echeme. he chief objeciion to the dash- | timar Tesson, 125 yards. ‘ eferee, has | 4. ™. _tlement is made between them. It may be _— b ’ Ane T e Siler, the well-known r e rae ' eae ee oe : } racing found by the owners and drivers Sixth event-—-The Taborian Band will render some ens associated with M. W. Carey in the dy? age agg tite bs n dag ie \ t- | also that they are also warnings to the we wae that if an outside position was drawn | of its latest selections, led by their famous leader, ‘ Ai ; we r » billiard hall at er styie than . euccessors, ‘ ‘ © person from whom they received the first when the field was large many horses Mr. Sylvester Sc hovan “All Coons Look Alike to can as on ad = Bee pt ley The estab- just possible all of the letiers are miore OF money that they must have an adlitional WASHINGTON, D. Cc. iIR R U N DS } Me,"’ and other comic melodies. ase ear : favorably | less disguised under studiously bad spellit® sum or they will tell the detectives all they C © would have flo chance to win the race 16 a rovided the starters were nearly equa! Seventh event—Five-mile handicap, amateur: J. cere oe a ee oe Dy ray wt wee gentieman’s | and writing. — know. . EF fi speed. The one-heat system gave no op- LD. egg cred a ¥~ ae ——— 10 yards; cae n For Three years C ales 5 E. Parker An assumption of toughness: and illiteracy The writers imagine there is no danger American and uropean -DAY Ortunity for a horse te secure a good Phomas Coope . 0 gan $s, aug a 100 Fares; B: i the place ind after he. re moved | is -often made to serve purposes of th‘s ta them in writing anonymous ,etters, Per- | o —— roo net ded me at . Cl * aasume d ch ge of the | kind In the case of these letters, how- haps they are correct in this. Act anv rate. Plan lace, after he as mut back in the fleld at |‘ . Otol. ’ ’ . | Caeae Tt at , 2c a i yards. to St. Louis Carey ever, the handwriting is so vrude as to they are plain iy of the opinicn they are j Hi h- 5S Races. cera oF 6tne, rae, Y ix High-Class the start, for second heat Pulling Was wwe hall. i] } t} : , c f . ‘ a ‘reguent pecurre nee during the meetin —— readily show tne Writers were ignorant OL safe and that inore money Cah ad, and this soon destroyed the confidence o BY HOLLY I8 DEAD. The Hawthorne Club of Buffalo has com- | the plainest and commoenes: Enghah., Meanwhile the documents are interesting Absolutely Fireproof. be the public tn the races Bade rk on the arena in which th Presuming that the letter writers are as showing the linge of thieves end as RAIN OR SHINE, 2:30 P.M menced Ww and Corbett is tolreally guilty of the crime ‘hey allege studies In criminology. Li is juet poesible Including Grand Stand. 7$¢ stion | Located in the most fashion- Admission. Including & nena THE SALE OF THE BROWNS Tho Well-Known Turfman Dies Out in fight bet we ‘ n one W. agains mse l\ es, the fir «! q" 1¢ stion is, they will he inte res ing for of he r reasons 5 Montana. take place on Sej what a would they nave in divulg- before the detectives are done with thet. . $.—"By” Holly, the] pnere is plenty of MeCoy money tn sight | ———— nn ' a -— able part of the city aad within How Cella, Adler and Tilles Steca | BUTTE, Mont., Aug. 2 to 1 : aw . o , orae e , - ow but the Kid's bac kere want 2 to fi i ’ ik of h EX Ready to Buy Them. well known California horseman, attending ju t 1 Ww. preg pret tha r the Kid ie such & . ve minutes’ wa of -the A y to Buy Them ine mace here, dled shddenty. “its dqatn| for ti hey strre wnat the Ril te such.s | — THREATENED HIS WIFE. BRICKMAKERS 0 ON STRIKE. gallpanfae sooo young thing Louis Cella has alwaye been a partner! f P Ss ¢ : : STATE W R j NAVY DE . : was due to heart allure and ; uperinduced ld ae y ti »> 1 agai nst hi mi. br Be the nr Buildi C t t ] b h Fi Walk 9 on h ith Tille Ae ; * on odds shou Abram r ’ ng ontractor,/| A ] ut the remen ult the UIC MEAI . es and Adier in all th ir ture p- by asthma. of Alice | Has Becori > Insane. North Alton Paving Co. ; erations, but from what can be learned he , ~ Fitgpatrik k has taken held » owned Woodnut when he beat ; Sain neage Steve . a Rn Tone? any of the Browns in his, _"s “6 pe tt nt in Californi r ¢ uF ot Coy. He i# now mak fs Pr Bias ms his Abram Berthe of 2742 Caroline street, The employes of the North Alton Paving PARTMENTS. | ocn ww? its : le es ‘y ei? 40orhniu ale SuUOSC- ‘)' honnell to spar with ‘ . ED . . whe . . 7 ' . ‘ i ry or . . cla a . 1), doesn't he. Then you know all about quently sold him for. $20,000. He Was Asso- the tet 0 O'Donnell was Corbett s partne r once a prominent building ontractor, island Fire Rrick (Cs. are on another strike. 1y . : le id many | in the cell house at the City Hospital and | Of the SW men employed 45 have gone out, JOHN T. DEVINE. it, ; clated with Ed Corrigan years ago. and it a long while end could give the Kid baat ; war Sala; “Von der Ahe wants to | etart. © Wes W Fears age Coles yvadour Jim. ferthe , r mad. At 3 o'clock ‘S- Le =!) us the Hrowne What do you say if | at Vallejo, Cal., where he owned an ex- ' — . naan ~ wildly mad. At 3 o% ‘0 Peden brick in the kilns. se ne you, Adler, Tilles and myself buy them?’ tensive breeding farm. Billy Delaney, effries’ manager, h@8 | day morning he attempted to kill his wife, The men are striking for higher wages ‘ella, without leaving the biock sked Mr. Holiy had been a familiar figure on] p..; eq $1000 in New Y ork for a fight bDetWeel) poicing such excitement that several resi- hey have several times asked the advance Ee Spink, “H Pog ‘or ‘ecent years | 9°: Delaney says: “] ry Meee. : : ‘eye ‘stablished 55 Years oom ow much will it take to buy | the turf for a long time. Of recent years | Jeffries and Sharkey, meg mt or | dents of the neighborhood were attracted | they claim, and have each time been re- -——--- gst k he had « ‘onducted his oper: itions che ny am determ ned that Sharkey eis — . tad te the tencue of Mrs. Rerthe A policeman fused. The men are c Ol and peaceiul about The BEN WALKER LOAN 6) PI TOE — . oo Ree Pag ure. somew hoe re in the arceand the _ rare 0 tri ~ age and Ww: ~ run. l WwW ould prefer that it Rg rt annot { , e “ . ‘ , ’ th ir action. but dec lar. ; thes yen net go a adi 00g O WOO, and Cella, without | popular with al classes 0 race-tra place In a small ring, 60 Snarne c was called and the demented man Wasi back to work until the wages have been wi osbean , depen :; or cisco ' om . Wart m besiteting @ Moment, sald: lil take half people run away, as he did In San At me he J taken to the City Hospital He is @ , advanced HAVE RE OVED at re perme or any part of ti you want me to ti ike.’ " Lay nes also want the winner to take Git, . t years old and is we li known in hi I suis niger wee - ag r Bec To their elegant mew st rs, . ent iy re- | ’ , : . j | ropn = a ‘ ; a “At : ; . . a‘ ="* AF ang pailles and _ Bave Bpink all the Silver King Will Pitch. propose that O nourke pant ge ae itn el is that he ie belie pores Cit ty News. . 213 NORTH 7th STs, joved with. 4 c ind told } oO me ; , .* : , der eover any meer, ane ue ‘ is elusion is that he any aie — P 0 buy the team, and he went sew Rona ) National League ay + declare to a even fight am a jut, euted ‘iow competing contractors ane he Suits for young men up to 20 years, the ‘Ground Fk wor, Holland Keliding. out paia. Pimp es, cae 5 Paola ad . . : ’ ss . : ss . ~ . o ‘ " = . a » of the club could not arrange for the de- | ™@" tag Slane J taaba eT he wereran re fancies that his reiatives are in “Spee $5 kind, $2.68; the $7.60 kind $3.95, and the | Where they wili continue as bofore, as 4 od vee ay teem y _— ane div ery ‘ »f the goods, ana the Bale feil , ] ; . ee * . 1) “etl “ n on this eason. F k Noe 1 « alle ds yat- snatc] with them. $10 walus s $5.65. Great slump eale. slobe. Firet- Class Loan om ‘oe. Private Lo ; . throug! That it did not carry was ; who ha m8 TeCrement ® Fann © _ ' een —a Kooms. Business Confidential Jon Jolas. “4% D.. 397 Valdes Trest Bidg fault of Cella, who put up his monew | whl piteh for the Consumers against the | office to-day to say rhe —~ . = : TION. Seventh and Franklin avenue pA nL , ae Ra : ‘y in @ Sporting News team at South Side Park / matched to meet Morris uC, arty PERSONAL MEN —— - - “jitty’” and wi me , , letic Club as w con AED o> ee With} be acen by the | next Bunday. He says that his arm has/else by the Olymplte, Athietiy © is i gan ng “Sn The Rain Has Hurt the Quail Crop. rcitincteintindinaintintinciainintinnes acinnion = ' chp P New York, are e0ee f@oove, did Want some of th ow ; ® Browns and | joss none of its specd or cunning, and hej] announ n one oF § a W. A Fritz and wife, Vase willin@ to pay the right ao; ‘ ‘ , : . ; : , , ’ “>, * : Sow the nurcha prea) gn mR of a prie roposes to demonstrate it next SBunday. ye “rida } : a as rit neh Mita t, the Sr Nicholas | The rece mt d whnpour if rai and the wet Notwithetgydink all the talk about the | “2#@"yY high-#alaried ball players have none | fig! mauch ana & Yes, 8 nately ep Hi irry Weill, Sedalia; Mo., fs at the Lin-/ spring in guail and | se chicken | ¢ @sle of the’ Browns to this man ~ the of their earnings left, but King prudentiy widing he i - . | ho pert =, % de} | districts of rf i nols will me ike th it aort of | mil, ihat and » eh , , onc .% ' ‘ i] ) tite i ne 7} ee > Sy Win kaa ed gh yey Pate! wn 5 ~ — | ' ke t ne aad .| bin ing. a ges Se. § x La sings Fb x nso fi OO OS eS from iat seagon, Siete wntes? hed = : Be ; _ a sadusomente dae erie ae eusetion os ~ ore ' ot th | Sporte “ il play the rest "ot | ate ara ¢ ee ee a Stitt, president of the At lington Ho- | the firet brood and rt . second broe ‘' * = | Trade, Picale Parties, + ne a emtk t6 the contrary. there nome ames of aed at Sportsman s Park The Belleville Clerks te , mp of Hot Springs, Ark., is at al ay’ nal ° t AAs po ee Pe Charches, Pestivais. . , " fore, le 80 MUCH bun COTW) bee jthe Ssourn ; ral E i‘row and Ineure | Jt . al ‘ rhe oiIrds | tet the same 1: te ‘ All Orders Promptty Pilted. . again Yesterday's Track Winners. , Mttawtiin (er ’ Attorney ) The Champion Bellevfle Clerks, who were |, “ niendent EF. T. Orear of Jeffer- | the ff hatch, consequently the young howe Maia Westorn League Games. At S&t. 1,0 ile ey hier, | Anda. Le etratus., to have pay ed the hrow nm ~ inst Sun nae ’ ye 7 + . ” ,- ~ Hhuthern. irda iT} . r ‘ 1) L#@ seneon, Telep m 2076. » in ment Wweathe! NaVe ie@t” «a: } O.. superin- " GAL | fs, Bran enchs LA ‘ EE ——— ea —_ _ _ —_— ~ ——~ — - - — Remember the name when you buy At mnentgpotia Milwauke: 3; Ww nneapo- firet heat Fireside. second heat Heile Hram.- tT for ti if Kenzie, (eveland., bie, final Belie Rrambl: . Mound City and/ a: angements to prey teem 58 wun 7 we lent. of motive power of the Nickel - . ia the only ope , late ths the Southern | 20nd 22 Unish Marnet rs. nt Kanenae "ats hp et ware Kaneas s0 To lix . 14 which . : . : ' . “tty, 8; Columbus, 3: second @wame. Kansas At ¢ a Rosa Maseo, George i Hrowns have left Next Sunday the = —~ e Hot Springs, Ark., ts at : City, 6: Columbus, | Ketcham, The Kentuckian, Eddie Burke,| journey to Murphysbor ere they i... @ - x» A CREA j i ON iC At at. Pawi I Pawi. 4 Indiavuapo * ; Storm King and Inconstanes li heir firet game ' = +. eae. cf rey let e this remedy persons ned eure thermee tre % & At pecan Lancein. 2; Mattoon, |! ' Candiedlach — re hiefmaker he ‘ nd pom = ee ae “ye | 7 oe ~~ Ranke a6 the best remedy for debliie @ a ‘ae ivaet elpeeere, chaege mm Bots <— aN is ; ~Re Wneen, 12, Bulliy an, 7 DeWoit Tae I) or, Honnet, isting between these two team ind J Rou! id Triv Cincinnati is ' tated men end women. change 1 « jiceaTien te Saslnesé a ihe ae : harlesivn, s, piever | lanky Bob. Flying Belle, Homelike and] T. Hunt has been engaged to umpire ‘ivia Vandalia Line, Aug. i. Trains leave Pleasant to take. hho Sabetitetes, pt rae bss pour druggies tar — eee oa sm iW bottle Nellie Baker. | series. m. and 9 p. ™. - ; ‘ . aa tlm? MOS? y sm, Asse oe 9 a ory ae i Ae ie® ns ute % 2 3 ee ee Rts Fe oe! NF eigen cele Se Oe Pas he . ee te ee . ee A rt ae, ry —_ : - . Sere = , Ci aa anal ~~ PRs; "8 ety. on oT Le
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” TS ee a a Se ae See + WORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH THAN BY_ANY OTHER ST LOUIS N ae > lel pel eae oh oe ty SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 20 words or less, Se. buker wants “situation as fret or hand. 4%) S&S. Broadwey. BAKFER—Youn n good secon BAK ER—Situation wanted by young baker, fret or second band. Ad. 2001 Salena et. BOOKKEEPER position; 8&8 vears’ imaderate salary. BOOKKEEPER — Young man desires situation as assistant bookkeeper or clerk; has experience refs. furnished if required. Ad. M 241, Post. : . N D FY Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER Wanted, position as bookkeeper or office Man; competent and experienced, sal ary $6; good refs. 4. D 71, Post-Dispatch Last Friday a West End lady while out shopping lost asum of money. Being unable to recall all the places she had visited, she was about to give up hopes of ever recovering it when the thought occurred to ber to BOOKKEEPER Wanted. ‘position Look in P.-D. Wants. kind, bookkeeping of office work preferred, reliable house; first-class refs. Ad. P 71, This she did and saw the following ad under ‘‘Lost and Found:’’ Dispatch. MONEY—Found—lLady who lost small eum of BOY A hey of 19 would like «steady place for a few hours’ night work in office, or other light money in Olive etreet drug etore will call for same. work. Ad. M ®, Post-Dispatch. The money was lost at noon and found before sup- Moral: BOY Roy 1% years old would like ateady place tn Stick to P.-D. Wants. bake ry and confectionery has had some expe- rie nee. Ad. A 71, Poet Dispateh. The nearest Drog Store will send your Want Ad to the Pest-Dispatch. A bookkeeper, aged 30, desires a etpertence: good office man; Aa ™M 43, Post Diapateh, —— Ad of almost any with Post- mother's only support, hookkeeper or clerk: college and 7i, Post-Dis- years of age, ne aweiatant course in commercial oeat of refse. Ad. KR BOY Roy 17 Wants position has taken a ean furnish pateh BL TLER ae butler: 1508 Gratiot at CLERK —Wel) Wants position as _ thing for small wages Colored boy wishes position in house per. not afraid of work: good refs. Apply Neal Carter. intelligent German or will do any Post Dispat *h. recommended, clerk, porter Ad. G 71, situation DF roung man as clerk Wanted, Ad. lL, 68, Post-Dis- bookkeeper, CLERK or assistant patch. Situation wanted ae coachman, gyardman; thorenghiy acquainted with all work on private place, skilled, astrietly sober German. Cem P ee Tiicinsdapescccstiesed™ DRIVER Wanted “be roung man of 2D), situation of any kind; driving delivery wagon preferred; _ — refe. Ad. 1111 St. J[Auts ay HELP WANTED—MALE. of ae HW. NESSMW. . ER so00r ane bey — 34 words er leas, lic COACHMAN ‘WANTED—FEMALE, firat-clasa baruesa mak- d 20 words or leas, 5c. or country. Ad. P. er want@Mituation tn cits > “~~ 67. 2 iamtedate. Business Announcements, 10c per loe. MAN A good, reliable colored man wants pos!- EN s AND gg ANTI: ? ion; experienced in dining room and housework ; of arah. Joun Ww halen. ’ iter: ‘ © ‘ 3132 Wash- ; 2 ee ington a > AM. ast | MOLDERS WANTED—Molders on & . and blacksmiths on stirrup work. MAN Mfg. Co., 800 Cass av. recom or housew ork Oe ee MAXN-W anted, situation Mo CHAMBERMAID WANTED—Woite. St. James east Hotel. On Olive at., woman cook for hotel in Ashley, Ill. COOK WANTED—Good country town. Palace Hotel, COOK WANTED—White woman to cook and do geheral housework; small family; refs. required, 026 Maryville ay. work, Brof. Fs house Gerst ---- eo colored man at dining Cardinal ay. —— Situation @antet hv 915 N UX-RLOOD TAN—Looke and feels like a $5 ghoe; choice of 18 - shapes, $2.95 Harris, $4 Shoe of any kind by reliable COOK WANTED—White cook, at once. Washington ay. Man, 520 | Pine PORTER W, Ww ANTED— Porter for barber shop. North Market at. refs: willl work for $4 Post-Dispatch. middle-aged man with per week, Ad. T 72 Call 1627 3523 COOK WANTED— housework; no objection to small child. at 1010 N, Broadway. yard night and experienced; and fare; eare for horses oil itiieass board and car 73, Post-Dispatch MAN Wanted. by young man, De and sober, work of any kind: experienced at tel, anw or planing mill work. Ad. K 63, Post Dispatch. MAN Will morning for refa. Ad. © St. Louis 8. @. cor. ‘Woman to cook dnd do general PRESSER WANTED—At once, presser. Apply (leaning, Pressing and Repairing Co., Sth and Olive ets. P R IN’ TE R WANTED—Photographic printer. ward Sehuman, 202 Cass av. Ed- | COOK WANTED—Good cook, German, with Ist- class ref. 4040 Washington av. -_— — eer fair education; yoars, with tools. handy PRI VALE asesenes a specialty at Franklin Avenue Free Divvensary 1214 Franklin av SADDLE } MAKERS WANTEI)}At once, 5 good sxidle hands on government saddles; also sev- eral stock saddle hands. Apply at the Konantz Saddlery Co., 227, 229 and 231 East 6th st., St. Paul, Minn. MAN Temperate man, 37 woderstande care of horses; Call at 422) Ad A 72, Poat-Dispat h MAN man: Ad COOK WANTED—Very small family. Bell ; COOK WANTED— -Fjrst-class cook; 3S 1 Delmer ay. COOK W AN TED—First-class German cook; good oe for competent person. Apply 6. w. cor. Luclid and Duncan avs. well-appearing young good wages. Wanted, position br good education, office and road experience, » 70, Post-Dispatch. man aa black , elty or coun — — —_ -—-- = ———— eee SAL ESME N WAN rED- To well office specialties; fine side lines; $5 a day; used by all merchants. MODEL MFG. CO., _ Box D, South Bend, Ind. tmnt toe hr young Py tenet CE eara’ ¢ tTperienes Fos! Dispatch. MAN —Want, -emith og ae 3 inv Ad. K 70. MAN Want 4, position, tributing - henry £ ‘ country: efficient; best ant, 1002 Dine MAN Wanted, work around house; will werk 1 for E $s per month and washing. Ad. D 72, Post LDis- NIGHT WATCIIMAN. W anted watebman;: in or outslde work, rience Ad (; ree Poxat Diiapatch NIGHT WATCIIMAN WI par stendy position; am married fe ‘fa. Ad K OO, Post-Dispatch PAIN Tr Rn Wanted, house will work cheap; satisfaction gua: ean furnish own material if desired. Poat-Lispatch. PAINTER Wanted. work eare’ St. Louls refs. as ny Ad. Painter, 2837 traveling, din- COOK unasintied i cook. Apply 4137 La- e. cities and clede ay. Geo, Plens- low al aat erperience references, DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED—German girl for coe Ae room. Martin Funck'’s Restaurant, 213 §S Broadwa ~_—----—. FINISHER WANTED—An experienced finisher on custom pants, at once. 325 Olive st. SOLICITOR WANTED—For sick, accident and or- dinary peangancs: sapecy and commission. Ad. 63, Post-Dispate at. ——— STENOGRAPHER WANTED—Youn salary. Apply by letter to W 71, — + oe --— we ee Tr AMS WANTED—Dirt terms at Union and herva avs. Mi ‘Mahon & Cooney. TEAMS Ww ANTE D- -20 teams at 6th and Wash- ington av.; pay every night. aM. J. Sullivan. Inman; state ost-Dispatch. Mi- situation as night by man of expe- GIRLS WANTED—To sew on pants and jumpers; steady work. Call at once at 2706 Locust st. GIRLS WANTED—Hand and machine girls to sew for a good, on pants. 2811 Salena st. steady; good $25 and — estate __| WHITENERS WANTED—Two whiteners; n oO ue aa lowest price per hour you will work for. painting by contract, 72, Post- Dispatch. anteed; parties ; Ad. R 276, | younG MAN WANTED—An active young man to aseist around horses and work on wagon. 6144 Minerva avy. ye UNG MEN WANTED—oOur catalogue explains how to learn barlxr trade in weeks; mailed HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- work in family of 2. 4131A Russell av. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A competent house and dining room girl. Apply with refs. at side en- trance. 4417 Westminster p). HOUSEGIRL WANTED--Girl for general house- work; small family. 5720 Chamberlain av. by house painter, 25 to honesty aud mechan- Renton at. ROOMS FOR RENT. 14 words or less, 10c. AB. B. C. HOTEL—110-112 N. Broadway—Rooms s at 25¢, 50c and $1: baths free. BROADWAY AY ‘1552 s- _Neatly furnished front room, suitable for two gents or light housekeeping. BROADWAY. 513 8&.—Nice, or second floor rooms; $1.25 to $1.50 per CARR ST., nished rooms, reas. ee CARR ST., 1733—Large furnished rooms for light housekeeping ; all conys.; no children. CHOUTEAU AV., 1006—Three connecting 2d-story frept rooms, suite; housekeeping or gents. CLARK AYV., xents or for light housekeeping; per week. ELLIOT AV.. 1302—Furnished or unfurnished front room, with laundry; only | $4 month. FINNEY AV., 3732—-To refined people, 2 or 4 cool, well furnished rooms, erivilege of light house- __ keeping if desired; nice lawn. FRANKLIN AV... 3207- Nice cool furnished front room ; bot and cold bath; $2 per week. Loce ST ST., 2819—Nicely furnished front rooms, 2 up. Ml LUCAS AV., 3316—Nicely for 1 or 2 gentlemen; all LEFFINGWELL AV., 1425 room for light housekeeping; 2d floor; LINDELL AV. _ couple without eblildren; LOCUST ST.. 2706—Cool, rooms on 2d and 3d floor, couples. LUCAS AV., er rooms: clean furnished first wee : aed nicely fur- ~uplug; —— 100-—Hare Changed hands; complete for light bouse«& “Furnished bicely or en- single 410-—Nicely furnished rooms for 2 $1.50 and $2 — furnished front room couveniences. N.—1 nicely furnished bat a2503—Second-floor unfurnished to cheap. nicely furnished front for gentlemen and 8336—Large furnished front and oth- southern exposure; all convs.; reas. MARKET ST. 712—Front room, $12 a month; connecting rooms for light house keeping. OLIV E ST., oT: on OL IVE ST. 2324 rooms for ‘light hou 9 large furnished rooms. p rler, elegantly furnished: also keeping; terms reasonable. OLIVE ST., 2030—Nicely furnished rooms, eingle or connec ting. with or without board; very cheap. OL IV EF ST... oN -Front and back rooms to quiet parties; nino “housekeeping and hallrooms. OLIVE ST., 8008—Large front room, cr — for light bousekeeping; convs. week, furnished ; $2 per front and OLIVE ST.. 2651—Two splendid rooms, single or back parlor; furnished or unfurnished; _ en _Sulte PINE ST ST., 1612—Furnished rooms for light house- keeping or gentlemen, $1 and upwards per week. PINE 8T., 1115—Two connecting back rooms, floor, for light housekeeping; alse front pa:lor. PINE ST., 2630—Nice, single rooms: bath, ete. - clean, large rooms; also mo very reas. PINE ST., 2931 desirable parlor; reas. PINE 8ST... Corner of Garrison—Very large, elegantly furnished; all convs.; 2646 TO 2652 Apartments, furnished complete’ for housekeA@ping; refs. _Apply 2 2048. unfurnished rooms, ” private Ad. N 72, Post- Dispatch. ROOMS- Two large. family; no children. ROOM—Nicely furnished room: house furnace; te lady employed; reas. Ad. Dispatch heated by D 73, Post- SARAH ST., 711 N.—Near Delmar—Two elegantly furnished rooms, connected, for light housekeep- ing. SIXTEENTH ST., 1439% N.—Two nice, clean fur- nished house keeping rooms, complete every way; refrig., screens, etc.; reas. to respect. couple. THIRTEENTH ST., 1120 S.—Two large front connecting roooms, unfurnished, §7; one fur- nished, 5 separated, $3 and ST., WASH 1611—Front room, comfortably fur- _nished for housekeeping; southern exposure. WASHINGTON AV. 1509—Nicely furnished, large front rooms for housekeeping; cheap. WASHINGTON AV. 1309—Clean nished rooms for gents; cheap. nicely fur- WASHINGTON AV. 1203—Large front room , $3 per week; also cheaper rooms. free. Moler's Barber College, 1107 Pine st. RT HOUSEGIRL WANTED— Colored girl for general housework. Apply 1338 Blackstone av.; Page av. cars. HOUSEKGIRL work; family of 4. STENOGRAPHER Experienced with = tyrpewr!ter, - desires exira work, copying, vddressiug or Aicta tlon, ** 6S, Post: Dispatc: ‘. STOVE RE PAIRS ore: OPERE yan PE ER Wan yo posit me | gest ae For every stove or range wade In the United States Sie mrehosrapher; 2 years experience. Ad. “| t» ve had at A. G. RRANFL’S. 219 Locust ot. #2, Past Dispatch —_—- -- - : -_- ANITOI TOR—Wantetd, sitwation ea janitor or por- HOUSEGIRL WANTE D- —Small girl to assist in , tert fowl worker; or man and wife for then. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. light housework for good home and companion- buliding, hovnees of flats cared for; reliable refs, 20 words or less, Ke. ship. 2716B Allen av. At 88. Ewing av., upstairs. _——— ae HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Neat German girl for housework; small family; call after 7 o'clock. Mrs. Fannie, 2700 Franklin av., 3d floor. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Woman to do general housework in country. Apply 4536A Page av. WANTED—In family of three, girl housework: must be a first-class 4852 Fountain av. ee ee tee for amas house- 210 Morgan st CN BOOKKERPER—Young lady, 4 years’ experience, bookkeeper and eashier, quick and accurate at figures, desires position tn some clerical capacity. Ad. I lost- Dispatch. cu \MRE RMAID -Wanted, altuation by widow, 381 years old, to work tn rooming house or do cham- be rina hd wi rk. 2020 Division. “HELP WArcTED—MALE. - + Pc i Oe (a) 1K. Ww asted. ‘eltuation as cook, wasb 10c per line ‘416A La Salle at Mesritz Tailoring near Ollve. ants to order $2,000 Ale) 4" 215-217 N. Sth et.. $10.00 Li rity Mutts and overcoats to order View Talloring Co, 215-217 N. Sth et. hei, HOUSEGIRL for general _ $008; best wages paid. HOU SEG IRL WANTED- sist with general house side entrance. HOUSBGIRL WANTED-—GiIrl for general work. 2619 Lafayette av. and iron. 4 worde or less, Rusiness Anuounc cements ew. AXLE MAKERS WANTED ahioglers Adi. Indiana Forge io., New Albany, Ind BAKER WANTED Third hana diately. 1051 Lhe Hodiamont RARBER WANTED PF BART: R WANTED 111 8. Gth «et Strong white girl to as- work. 4575 Forest Park roughbers and Rolling Mill Situation by ‘mi idle- aged German as cook, or housework and sewing; state D. Bernen, 4900 Watson rd. baker: call lume. | URESSMAKER—Middle-aged Indy at asta “— wants position with good dressmaker. .| F. Pleree, De Soto, Mo. Cook house keeper wages. Ad. Jieatersa, and house- of experienc: e Ad. A. HOU SEGIRL WANTED—Girl to assist in house- , ¢ ae —e - work. 1858 Park ay. situat ton by ~ in bakery or 700 Franklin: ay. » Ist Boor. HOU SEG IRL Ww ANTE D German girl for general housework. Apply Saturday morning at 2101 Wash st. WANTED- German girl for general 1103 8S. 10th at. Volgbt, 1422 Cass av —s Gint-—W anted, Steady Job (all ance, candy store, — * - meee ee GOVERNESS A “Catholic young lady, ~ capable of we25 | teaching the ordinary branches and giving les- , sons On plano, desires position as nursery gov- erness or lady's companion; refs. exchanged. Ad. (i OR, Post- Dispatch. HOotSHRGIR L Middle aged tien te de general bunusework ; pla N. 18th st HOUSEGIRL housework. fioml barber. at once, BARREN WANTED BE. Broadway PLA‘ KSMITH WANTE! one mnliiar with driil Radiator Mfg. Co ilma Kalivas BLACKSMITH Mimith: single ing and Supply (o., BOY WANTED __ tnner's trade BOYS WANTED huatiorsn Z. FF Maperienced blacksmith. rk st Touts and Mo, [a woman city HOUSPGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- work; good cook and laundress; two in family. _ Apoly 4536A Laclede av. HOU SPGIRL WANTED—GtIrl work. 2623% Dickson st. jee ha Fr anv, wants situa- or country. for general house- witbout wasb- 2118 Franklin all-around black nle Contract and Tiodlamont aves WANTET Cood man pre Rates \. To work afternoons: Clear, 1024 brankiln wants situation for two days. (jirl call HOUSHGIRI- ing or ironing; av., Sd floor -- . a ame general housework; HOUSEGIRL Wanted, situation by colored gtr! Maryland av. for general housekeeping; good worker. Ad. 2700 ine st rear > fe Trev Lime WANTED—Steady white girl small private family. for 4621 HOUSBPGIRL had 2021 experience at Franklin, has ung, hoy wh (reorge ee —. .- + HOUSE KEE } ER WANTED-— ‘Thoroughly rellable - _ ——— Christian woman, member of church, middle- (MoUSHGIRL- Wanted, situation by woman to do aged, without children or incumbrance; must be housework: to go home at night. Ad. C 72, Post- good manager and assume full charge of house; I refs. required. Call 2820 Easton av, Drinprats } HOUSEMAID WANTED—Good housemaid to as- sist In bousework and wait on an old lady; first- class city refs. required. Apply 2318 Lafayette. ADVICE 708% Pine good pay to any. The right boy ean get a good start boss between 8 and Boy Ww ANTED with a portant('y to advance ‘ 1% Gravols av BOYS Aad BOYS WANTED ing in the vicinity BOYS WANTEI—Drg t. active boys from ¥ to 14 | during vacation; shert hours; good pay. B07 > age ew~s Kaston av. ue Bowe Pes" WOUSEGIRL—Situation wanted by girl -~— .| help with Meht housework tn ema!) family. RAKER WAN T! lA baker for country hotel; one IsV5 SS. Jefferson ay. \ aaa who understands bis business Ap ply 1237 ) Broad ws hy, 8 SEGIRL-A good girl wants a good place as | bousegirl In thc West End; good recommenda CARPET 4 Avr rn WANTED biret lags ‘cateet tik nism Ad h 72. Post-Dispatch. lager App'y at Graod Avenue Hotel at onee CUrTr R WANTETY An vutter, Appiy i'remier wd Markel «te CANDY MAKER WANTEI) First-class candy mater; experienced and good refs 14s) PF rank- lin av CARPE NTE KS WANTED eali this evening. Morley oom av CHAINMAKERS w ANTED.-At once, ! eoll chainmakera for making — -—-—_ —__— to \& inch; a.eo 4 or & god tracech LAt NDRESS— Firet-clase colored leundrese u The Prane Krein Chain Ce., Marion, tad like a place for Mondays and Tuesdays. othe am pen at CL? nh ae bow rad CIAIAK MAKERS masere Sing: German girl for pee 716 Franklin a av Wanted, ill f amlly Holt SEGIRL hotrse we rk . gewnl pay. etn hots . boys; enay | Ii! (‘ - Jollet WANTED ™ Acme Nove ity —_ — ——— Room - HOUSEGIRL— Wanted, situation to do housework by girl, 4300 Euclid av. LEGAL free. 202, Several good. bustiing boys liv r st. 4105 Faseton av HOUSEGIRL— Neat colored girl wants situation as a housegir! or first-class cook; refs. 1520 Austin. sew- of 16 to Call -_- to MACHINE HANDS WANTED—On W. & W. ing machines. 1903 Olive st. SEAMSTRESSFS WANTED—25 girls at once to work on good pants; for hand and machine. Broadway. SOLICITOR WANTED-——Salary $4 weekly; fit to buy. © Call mornings, room 8, 122 WAITRESS W ANT FE D—Fxperienced, waitress in restaurant dining room. AGENTS WANTED. 14 words or leas, 20c. Licket ever issued; free photo Genelll, 923 Olive at. ee -_ -- no out - N. Sd at. neat girl as 108 N. 8th. a " oo girl, house- > N Sth et.. rear, wanted PT) housemaid; Crystal City, Mo. Wanted, by Hist SHG ebamberwork 12 ciesning o khife ry, 7th experienced short Shirt Wallet Facts Situation Ad. Box 7, HOUSE MAID rertere noes HOUSEKEFPER— Wanted, aitnation by respectable women as housekeeper or to take care of sick. 1411 8. 10th at., third Boor. BENT selling phot _ buttons witb all cabinets. Thre ‘ carpenters, lirus.. , ~ Jeffer f by good, would he R 70, Post. situation for widower: Ad bidet SF K! ErER--W ented. competent hotise heeper pcos to children, good manager. Nepateh PARTNERS WANTED. 14 words or less, 20¢c. or 4 goml to de- Ad. capital PARTNER WANTED--With small winbners. velop a patent aud handle others; K 71, Post-Dispatch LOST AND FOUND. 14 words or Jeas, 20c. Lost. ‘History of St. Philip Slaughter; Locust st.. would Call WANTED and | Ad. Db a7 American, spatoh ieeorian owt 1 NURSE Tr uation wanted by young girl we nurse ompacion for invalhd: wtillag te leave city WANTED Addreess Theresa H., Normandy, Mo. Lie. rx Yih and wrlenced cloak- an ay. -——_—_— wanted beet refs Situation rate charges by experienced nuree, 1432A Whittier. AL RS? thine COOK Ww ANTED \ iene Vratt Hakers aS mines COOK WANTET. Second Aly O21 Lacwet «#' DENTIST WANTED. With S200 & was’. a ch he of " lifetione Aw _ Diaper b LABORERS WANTED —Colh ge at $1.75 wer day. lleman Com pow Mark's Par- a liberal re- St. Louls ROOK Lest. 4 hook. ish, Virginia.”’ by ward for returning to 211 Situation wanted as nurse by girl of 18; with ehildren; no Jews peed apply. at NURSE expertencoed 772} Balens eituation as seametress to te assist ip light bhouse- Wanted, DOG Lost, fawn-col red bound. Return to Dr. willing Gubmap, 1 N. 16th st.. and receive reward. Parpy ay an SP AMSTRPSS ii ; " Y cal fam ly aviT6 -———— TH EATRICAL. 14 words or leas, 20c. WANTED— For medicine show: Tmapent sober, useful party: musician preferred. F. Squires. German Medicipe Co., Waynesville, i Co... Mo in families by refs.; a day: Mrs. A. MATILE SS Wanted. ‘ee Se atmmetrea: —_ thy “ 4nil season for WANTED Por waterptpe, 4th dnd 98 Bue work; can ft MeMaben & (won aing ISS Chouteau ev WOMAN. Wanted, situation by middle-aged wo- man te do general housework. Apply Emergency yp igo liome, 2808 M ! AN WANTEL Fa perctenced hand’ eaw shaper! — — Organ ot ° Saw hand for furniture factory Southeast WoMAN 4 pom "gg @- ~ ‘aed rellable © oman wante altua nee Ath and i he sar Lal » fa , ay Me rhine than wages 4 in MAN WANTED niave |... y 2703 Tawnst ot ase ie trevel re Cpeecuneemsee — _ + » > MAN WANTED. bape Sil O’ im I. about § rooms, with stable and near cars: must he cheap; _ Ad. r * 68, _ Post- Dispatch. ——— ~. CMP .are “A during dar mM With ,izght beoak*a M. buoy a ‘oT Apply 623 % BICYCLE To wheel: BICYCLE—For «ale ent’s high gre used one week; $20 if seid at once. Sarah at de ‘OS wheel, 2418 Thomas. ladies" wher! ground cond! mm adel $42. le cant wel "ts sale, wh BICYCLES For $21.%): ‘97 gents’ first-class tandem, Laran ay GOLD AND SILVERWARS is words or leas. We Ww ARRANTED «tac'es Stted te St Lewis Opt geld ei the ai frate ’ free var’ of entta eres 72% Las BOCKS 14 words or jess, Dir. Serenata poe or exchanged. KS ait kinds ‘ adress aiile’ Store, 616 4 we . Ss we . mr a q r 7 E ; m. . aa ee A EN RE A EN te ae 5-room flat with | bath, ‘laundry: | de- | - for . Loring NOG Olive. | manu- . ‘an , | LESSONS WANTED —lInp arithmeth ‘FOR SALE—Ten R. 1. P. A. N. S. for 5 cents at ’ accoupt high-grade & aa ’ aS PERSONAL SUNDRIES. 14 words or less, 20c. ARSOLUTE DIVORCES—Rellable attorney; I> eral terms; advice confidential: prompt attention Law Office, 1002 Olive st. 2d floor. BIL LHEADS. (purse opens rs). 1000 for $1.50. I B.C Crole & Co., 416 N. 7th. Money-saving Printers DR. ANNIE} NEWI AND. : 205 S. 14t et. t.—Hlome “tor ladies before and during confinement: trregular- ities from any cause successfully treated. DR FYMA LOFERCH, 21: 31 Market— Boardts before and _during confinement; ladies in trouble call. DR. MARY ARTHUR, Spectalist, 2728 Morgan — Boards during con. treats female diseases; la!!es In trouble call or write: consult’n free; low rates. GOL, DEN. SEA’ AL. “female regulator, superior to any other; reliev-s irregularities from any catse: sent secure from observation, $1. 2742 Washington av. HOME for poor ladies during confinement: treats all troubles. Mrs. Dr. Callanan, 2331 Market st. TADIFES’ Monthly Regulator never falls: send 4¢ for Woman's Safeguard. Wilcox Med. Co.. ot. 65, _ 65, Philadelphia, Pa. —..._...__. ee ~~ + EL _—— M RS. LADIFS—It in trouble, save time and money by _ calling at 2011 Franklin av. LADIFS—Dr. Annie Newland's falls; trial _treatment free. 205 8 Ye tor never 4th at. LADIES in trouble will not regret calling at 2203 Olive et. een eee LADIES—My regulator never fails; one complete __ treatment free. Mrs. FE. Starr, 2011 Franklin av. MRS. DR. MURPHY boards during Ser ladies in trouble call or write. 2123 0 MRS. MU RRAY, 2700 Olive. ape ejalist in removal of _Superfiuous hair and moles by elec troly sas. MRS. POLLEY ‘peatés der. and after. con.: infants’ home. Ladies in trouble eall 1913 Franklin av. confinement: ho. in HOTSON receives durine satisfaction guaranteed; free; experienced eall. 2201 Olive st. MRS. L. treats irregularities: est dealings: information Gise ‘ases* ladies in trouble MRS. BRIDGES. jes’ doctor: ladies in trouble call; Residence, 1204 Chonteau ay. “office 1416 “Washington av.—La- no medicine, RUENNEKAMP. Spectaliat, 2925 “Franklio av. con.: reas, terms. ee D —Private home before and dur. OLD HOGAN recel ‘elves hefe re and homes for tnfants If destred; e; confidcutial. 2320 Market st. DR. Ww ARD. 1 1503 Washington av.—Lady gent in trouble from any canae call or wile; years’ experience ; . ; guar apt ee re ulta, note hds. bil! hd, envys. 40¢c. Benton, 620) Locust at. bilih ada, “as 4 and payments Tolman room 801. 211 N. Te ss chines, bicycles; no rem wal: emall payments @c- cepred and tnuterest saved; we give you a if loan is pald before dur; ent 1880 6FO1S Morgana, LOANS. Money to loan on fornitture at reatdence witheng removal: lowest rates: business etrictly coafden- tia). 1005 Ptne ef. menta: baukable rates; wyments arranged in ony manner oi = sald before due: business confidential. confidential, eclal Co., MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE MONEY ‘loaned on furniture, pianos, sewing mae- on siaiiitiiatinsanieeataniaaaaaa FURNITURE UMION LOAN CO... STORAGE. 14 words or leas, 206. STORAGE AND “MOVING Cco.. =e packio an Se y gy *- Tel. AMERICAN Olive—Moving. separate ruc tire daie, Presidest. STORAGE—Kegular storage bouse for furniture, danos. veblc es, trunks. boxes, etc., @afe. rella- bre. clean roomea: get our rates; carefal movia yackin per ng. ete money loaned. mame i _ 9219-1221 Olive et. — ———. Sm & TAYLOR ge22 OLAVE STREET. Storage, moving, pocking and ehipping. Phose Matin 245A. FIDELITY. STOR'GE, PAGKIYS AND MOVING ry 1723-25-27 and 1723 Morgas St h office, 1008 Pine st. Brase Phones Main 1174 aad Maln 363 ee TO REPLACE THE MAINE. Patriotic School Children Will Help Build a Battleship. chitdren of 6&ft. ompliah it the United States battleship to replace the fertic =, ho! An ac have anew If Lauts Navy wll ithe Maine. An assocmt: for fhe pu in hoy Aree been established at formed to faire ie called “The and headquar- sa Vlive yn hae been It etic - a fund rewmee Amer tera have atreet « No membership fee members murt aee at An entertainment Wi Hall the week of Auguat sociations are being “oreanieed rountry. charged, but ell is raising the fund, if over ee A CENTENARIAN WITH 1081 DESCENDANTS. «vér dreamed of as many descend- anta #a- now inok up 0 en aaed preacher “who has teen la ying doen the Gorpel for © years, Five genetee tlota are following ™ his footsteps, vd you ever figure out the possibtl< — (ties of human procreation at the § _ 1 Bac Pd Pheromone. oo Dies } VE rt
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FRIDAY—ST. LOUIS noe beepatrtee An 5 1898, ge BBO BOOB DB VOOVSB VOSS VEVSEFSSBSSB O4B4O8SBOB BOOS BBS B HSSSHSSS BSS VSSS VOSS GSFF4EE4E 6465 6568506406008 o a oo oon sp eodion iodine eioeiodio ein din ioate dio aiedioaiedioctoets ’ pestis Knee Suits. , Boys Breasted OPEN All Day Saturday WOMAN CAUGHT Boys’ Middy Suits. A Bib BIR ALAR, $ Boys’ Reefer Suits. And Every Saturday 1 '§ Boys’ Sailor Suits. Night in the Year ) YOUNG MEN'S SUITS CHOICE OF THE FINEST n THE ENTIZE STOCK -seneenl 31 to 35 inches Werth $15, + + + * eS Se SS Se Se SD SD SE SD GRAND BAND CONCERT ————en On our Broadway Baad Balcoay. Saturcay Lveniog, irom 7 till 10—the thirteeath of the sum- mr seasoa of 1598, BY VOGEL’S MILITARY BAND. $18, $29, Popular programm~e. ae | a $22 50— all @ Dumped to the . | Srefoetodsoatoctoetnatoatodtoatnetnatnatoetoetpateats ratostoctrsiosiostnss ; lowest price Re - Dumped to vosoatontrecres Pee ee ee Choice of the Until 10 O'Clock. @ finest in the , entire house, Come in the eveatag, if you are too busy duriag the worth $7.00, ¢ daytime. Mrs. David Cervasco’s Desper- ate Struggle in the Dark. LOCKED HER ARMS ABOUT THE COLORED MANS NECK. ‘etee®, ew *. . “ $8 00 and $10.00, all now -_, Sreoetoetestoateate aoa? eX ~eF,TeFfrF i ss & ==; AE | The Entire iv Has Not Been Here, |== qualitics,$4.59 2HE BURGLAR JUMPED THROUGH ; oo eee eee —but thousands upon thousands of people have—every day the crowds grow greater-—with each passing hour more and more people are , All the Young Men's Saits ND STCAY WINDOW $2.19 tor Boy hd $4.00 Suits. which sei! regu arly — ; $1.65 tor Bors’ $3 00 suits. waking up to the immense saving possibilities of our cyclonic DUMP SALE No, 7, ‘Never in the history of this house—never in S H! ier eaies a $7 | 5 » ; yy i > AND FLED. 95c for Boys’ $2.25 Suits. ; to Children’s Wash Saitor | the history of any clothing store in America have prices been pulverized and values shattered in so reckless and determined a manner. x: ; Suits-ages 3 to li— . All the Young Men's Salts prunes given oway One aim—one object impels us onward—we must and wiil make a clean sweep of all this season's goods—at any cost—ao matter what ones are worth nh this saie—cholce uliy $1 — Of the Snest—worth § che consequenxce. Act promptly—make your selections to-morrow—Saturday. Come in the morning—or afieraoon—or evening. — veers $6.00 POLICEMEN FINALLY ee * THE CAPTURE. $2. $2 SU and $*——-now . Dumped to 95c Open and ready for you till 10 o’clock at night. All the Young Men's Salts All the 75c Wash Salil- Pee Bags call Hercic Battle of the Woman, Together 4 ‘ non 33c e ere Bow Bieter prccbana vised 3 ih Chap aserwen oat =} Our sweeping, all comprehensive offer—your puavet $4.65 tention—Her EFusbanda fire or Suits a ° ou Can Have nowvours 49C mz free, untrammel}led, unrestricted CHOICE of the Very : “Sand co Young Men's His Revolver. '@ ; $ ovs’ olored aunder- Ca i e e Suites at the Sl “hatgiaieat | (e- &\ | Finest MEN’S SUITS in the entire house—regard- | pias 92.90 George Coleman, a burly negro 7” gin — — ise and ‘ {s locked up at the Four Courts. jarly Dumped toa 5 53 pe ° ° f h 18 OO Be aps , Children’s Military Suits—Ages 4 to 14 years Friday morning he was detected ms the price that will delight al parents C soe less of former selling price any O t em . 7 as ol —for boys who wear «hee pants—swell sleeping: room of Mr. and Mrs, David oa ; * oe Sreoo_~ site DtOtnaanae-ainemnaee sty e~—navy Cervasca N’S, FURNISHINGS. — + $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 Suits—all Dumped to | on shoulders—wort —— §G, 4S After 4 desperate struggle and hot “ i ow M UNDER WEAR— Pie . 9 . ° | Dumped to..... . r by the police he was overtaken and piace Who ever dreamed that stylish, season- ; ° Bs Boys’ Hobson Sulte—Near'y ant ciel sien under arrest. ? abie, dependable goods wou'd ever be so'd at ry one price, | . 75. — 6to 14 years—ma.le of biue denim—milil- Mr. and Mrs. Cervasco live at the sont h- such prices. Iton y Ulustrates our determin- > tary trimmings—long pants with west corner of Twentieth and Olive ttreets. ation to make the clearance ab:solutely com- of Fimest Fancy Worsted Suits— | Over 9099 $18.00 Suits— mateh—Dumped tor... to ‘ Ae C p.ete ; Their sleeping apariments are on, the nec- One Lot Men's Silk Teck 3 = ai De fe * ond floor At about 4:30 o'clock Mrs s. Cer- Sneia ined with white Finest English Cheviot Suits— ee BE RF Over 790 $20 00 Suits— Vasco Was awakened by a” athe nsion siik—all light sha‘es— . ep *"y werk t. ', as" >, fon ional Set that aA stranger was eee . Ol - : ne “its af \ ma te to se'l ? Ic Finest of Cassimere Suits— Ie Pe ; ‘i tie Dd 4 4 anit eee 520 $22 50 Suirs . SHOES x2 Sinines Ww int oppressed, but not frighten She quietly at 23e—now oO ened her eyes aha Cautieusl iy rubbed . a ‘ ‘ + Make oo” spene | Dumped to. Finest of Thibet Suits— r4 ee , , The ight from a tye arc lamp at the in- ee fae ee WL TT: y wa Over 3¢0 $25.00 Suits— %- Biack Vict tersection of Twen't Tet! 1 and Olive § _—— 38 s— ; ; acti ; anes 4G r se wh. me oe, Merced the lace curtains and sh: an : one = pews c ' Finest Domestic Fabrics : , 7 x F ‘ ai on Men ~ Kid Lace lo ht wer the ro m. lier husbat n : -~ is — lide | he br: ive Dum ned to.. — . Ard you are privileged te select the eae { © Enylish back sta woman cautiou ‘ly raised her head and saw —~brase eye ets anh the giant form of a biack hegro going through the pockets via het "cared A “f, worth 5:c— C - . mand 6 thie ar “s he Wi t ‘ i i 7 ' 4 ; : j . . ° aoe . . yore, »b.. week e ‘o " o,4 > 2 0 ————i i) He . . ‘ wy A se = Ss ~ ——_— ns COM ane Us as a ‘lone ss, all rSe ful of rs laa oosere ae. e Sweilest Shades, Patterns, | Cstge® 28 he sett None reserved except the heavy ==) 1 ] t c¢ ‘ ' 7 ’ . . . » yes 2% + : . ~ " ° . = ie pair detachable i. ' Sizes to Fit Every Man— i ¥ ; Clay Worsted Suits—Full Dress the danger 8th was aA out io encounter, sii ped noiselessly from the bed cuffs—sold from - Ls ig ve @ | be $'.1 to $L6i0— 75C | Bae ; | i ae Suits and Uniform suits. Every- With one bound she was upon the negro her white arms encire le 1 his nech. the same time she gave a cry a. aap & oleman was taken quite Dy surpr.s shake his tair antagon) . Po Any of Them—Aill of Them—_ Ba oy ai Fie thing else goes. Dumped to Men's Percale Laun- Men's Imported Navy dered Nvegliigee biue sateen Handa- na kerehiefs— de HATS MOVI NG FAST. And all the balance of the MEN’S PANTS DUMPE 1D. Dumped Dumpe!l to... ‘ Lo. Men's Nigh - Grade Entire stock rearran red—reassorted and M EN S SUITS DUMPE D Here’s your chance to buy two or three extra Pants to Men’s — yo pee By aM ae ba all brighten up any older coats and vests you may have in solld—always sold at §1.5°—now 99¢ ¢ G Sut her arms Were ho ked about his neck and though the nero his efforts to free himeeif from her grasp swung her clear off the floor she did not loos n her hold “Curse you,’ the negro said In ‘. husky voice... “I wi ll cut your thrvat if ou do not let loose. But the woman only held on the tighter. By this time Cervesco was twake and was going to his wifes asmistal . The husband seized his revolver, “pal could not shoot for fear of wounding his wi fo. The negro, now driven to desperation, raised his foot and, by a powertul move- ment, kicked Mrs. Cervarco from him. Then’ he sprang toward the open window on the Twentieth atreet side. Without stopping he went right through and aiight- ed on the soft ground underneath. Cervarco rushed to the open window and fired re but the wullet went wi He, of the mark and the negro fled Shant, an employe of the ( oe Men's Imported White Liste Tiread Im- repriced at quick-seiling figures. Batiste Night ported Half Hose 4 q In this manner. On account of the immensity of the your wardrobe. Just stop and study this list. Dumped at the lowest price ever tle 7 ight ¢ fl a. ~ + apa — Choice of the _ finest stock and the wonderiul variety of patterns and fabrics asied for good, solid shoes. . eaihe val aol fy , are " . Take o cho . 735C 50c°— 25¢ Sh Se : li ght -colored Fedora or more detailed description is impossible here. af . ne yor eaatee wloue wea inact en's Boys’ Biack and Tan Lace Shoes— - $I. 19 ~~ worth $1, 25 solid as\a rock—worth $1 Lense! fien's Bleached Jeans ic Dumped to. ; a . é ponerse . i. Stiff Hat in the house, | Allthe Men's Suits that are worth and sumest stock in town—pick SC eoeadhowe the ae _ wsuaiy sold at ‘1) and $16.50 have been be 15 the best—$6, $7 and 38 Cn at Drawers — consisting of the best rounded up and Dumped at... Pants— choice of any..... . | wortn 35c— 2\Ic /! g Boys te Lace Shoes— 89 Dunmiped to... Pat grades of pearl, otter, All the lien’s Suits that a, judges voted ee eee A 9 75 rst ny Desnee = C Tlen's Genuine Scriv- es . maple, nutria and other hood value at flvand > 6 65 f Dum ped to just , ” meeee ra en ens B.eucued Draw- a Fan popular shades—values now Dumped at the surprising price of.. | wus : my ia Ey cea an im @ ‘a ” akeany of our an .50 “es Ladies’ Chocolate e oa he. ‘ ig up to $3.50—all All the Men's Good, Dependable S —" $5. 45 Men’s Pants—in this sale $2 20 ! | that sell reguiarly at .Sand , : they'll only cost you, sizes’ 8% to 8 — always seams— ae! 58c NE 7 \ : worth $1. ~ ser. FL. bD to pick from Aa ans atl umped are now yours Pp = , Dumped to STS ae P $1 63 —_ from any of the $2. take § 40) , sold at $1.50 and aow And all that extensive line of [en's Suits — $3 60 “0 Men’s Pants and take Shoes -— new colin toe — Dum ped to , 7 _- ew, Men's Gendarme Stue Ae, Mis to one that you will admit are full $7 and Thom now for Fred Undershirts and eee : r Mientric Tirht Co, was on his way to work Drawers — drawers PTICe «+ wees $7.60 value—all Dumped now to. And think of this—Men’ s $1.75 and saw the negro's flying leap and saw reinforced—finished with pearl 3] Choice of the very finest | Boys’ and Children’s 25c | Allour finest Bicycle Suits—many $8 Suits— Sad +3 90 Pante—Rave ail $1. 19 Lig SE for the oO Shant gave chase and oo 5uc— C Men’s ~traw Hats In the Lineyg, Go'f, Ho- 1? ys OS eee ee of the $4. 00 = 8 is Dumped bo = — eeee+@-* i Ae zi — e . Patroimen Burns and Massey heard the entire stock —none re bart anu Yacht ¢ $iv iines—a Pp ne OF. Pe beaS oete -83c¢ 4u es’ Parasols— al Hoise and ran to the scene, They joived in en's eres and | Ladies and ele- served— $2.00 50 TAGS DEEHSe ve. And here's a bike sult snap—all our ' going at . pursuit of the negro and fired several — dium Weight Un gantly trimmed, wit Duanped tO. ay » am eur flea’s 80c and 78¢ $5 and $5.50 Bicycle -uits— 2 50 sten’e 03:50 ent 04 b6 Geen biadkes pee , At Jefferson avenue and Chestnut etre wear — worth 50c colors and piain— straw Hate— yours Saturday as long as they last at.. dlancad Gent os Cie Damp ase... w+ 95c they overtook him. He surrendered and i , worth Chol f the very finest handcuffs were slipped on him. tel, panel 35 up to ) 69 iiete a: kama - Sen Dumped Black and Blue Serge Coats and Vests— At the Central District Station he was Dum ped to. C 14.90... c O'shantere in the house wichitsen : COOL Alpaca, Seersucker and Mohair Coats ana | Blue Denim Jumpers Free Saturday — searched and several skeleton keys were eet Children’s 19c Linrn Vests and separate Coats—Crash sults— A Blue Denim Jumper will be given free puny found on him. | Men s Strong, were Sease Umbretlas— 25c ap to S n0—\ 25¢c | Tam O' Shanters— 7C STUFF Office Coats and all Kinds of cool, itght- with the purchase of every palir of $1. 09 | nhs ~iuame § al! Dumped to. ail Dumped to. weight clothing Dumped at amazingly reduced prices. Lightner’s patent biue denim overalls at. , Dumped to . , re Jeneeaecteeaceeccutcetsatecuseseeeeeetseeeeteenseateeeesenseten eect enensenseneserensessenen ed . { alur " : 7 { p to ir | | , Mrs Catherine um Will Be Incar : NE an Wy ee ITE Ht | cerated in the Asylum. i a Ni ‘DOINT | With her unkempt hair stringing aoe | ae % Dk a's ~~ - . Pheer , | over her face, and with nearly all of he | 20 | ay } oP A eh my, f { fe LR | ee yy ee} clothing torn to shreds, Mrs. Catherine | AID ASKED IN BEHALF OF MIS- ef "4 Re 0. USE! VE Aa tees _Bium madly raves in a City Hospital cell, | en Re . Ap) | aie 2. Be ‘ fac taba SOURI’S SICK AND WOUND- ee Ee ofa \ ¥. Rae rar (es EPP eee ee T TCT. Bhe tz hopelessly insane and wil! be sent to | I EET Static to speak &. word of | ED VOLUNTEERS. 1 nn scram oh iia bape lined nll 314 North Broadway. Pngiish. She has ; leep, rich voice and sings Germain eongs in a manner tha is | =~ , really artstic. Let sage dhe cries a ane hil y sold last August bargains. Goods are here. Prices lowest and a storeful of delighted buyers. This aloud, and after the fashion ft mo ke SUPPLIES NEEDED “Susan! Susan!” T ealled to my little New being $1.25 this week. while the y so a as the wafortunate woman tries to climb the HOSPITAL ) Orlean usin. “If you want to compare Week for $1. Canteloupes vary, acooreing great clearing sale of ours will be town talk with nobby dressers. Windows are small, but counters ! ao 1 ‘ 3 - rleans cousin, es ; , ’ ‘ bi as t * increase lil avor “ey . . Bho was brought to the 1 spital Thur | 6) jena pe Union Market with your French market grow smaller, so it is, the best is the cheap- are large and loaded with just the kind of goods ne:ded for weir at this time in the year. day from her bome at 1914 Cho? hee etree! ce » and get your clothes on quickly, est, being o cents, by Officer Wel 2 ~s ho 4. CA led- vn te Gen. Shields of the Missouri Relief As- eae 7 ‘ i wet joel and have our pick Cooking peas, re. code n, et we 5 . at 4: | | "4 j 4 ‘ ~s ea j i ' e a basket. They lave considera ile Ce « ai ERE S A LIS 1 OF BARCAI NS quell a disturban raised by mire bium sociation Has Icsued a Cail for of the good things and see the market in are in excellent condition to ag ae tie e - : all its glory.” Mushrooms are scarce and the pric : be a s DIED Ray, 1M AMPUTATION Spcedy Assistance. | ~ half ; “ ge eg we re up one? away and pound, instead of 7% migher, being $1.00 pe! Men’s $20.00 Blue serge Suits, now .-. .$12.00 Men’s $3. 50 Crash Suits, a a ..$2.20 ad landed at the Sixth street entrance. pound, instead of 7% cents. ) Di —— os See where an especially good naivred hucks\ ver | Turnips are. of ¢ good pr.ce, dozen." for 2 Men’s $22.00 Blue Serge Suits, now....$13.00 -Men’s $2.50 Crash Suits, now -++..-++++-G4L65 :' has his stall He order the . cents a piece or 2 cents one , as ¥ Leo Madison aa lineal to the Wound A cireular calling for help for the sick small boys, black and white, aroun -| gr are i... ll hay ae ‘arce. They Men’s $12 ? 00 Blue Serge Suits, now.... .$8.00 Men’s White Alpaca Coats and Vests. ..$7.70 > 4 . — 1" 7, ‘pe 4 e 7 ‘ States ater elons to sian d aside Willle are eal at hob cents a v¢ _ - ; nd wou ied Bs hier in th United Wa rm . ; me > ; ** * } f . " * Made by a Policeman. ry eld Volunteers and Regulars from Mis- viewed the fine display of fruits and vest | as _ a Soe va email Miu ee 8 — Men’ Ss $15. 090 Blue Se rge Suits, now... ~~ 90 Men’s White Alpaca Coats and V ests. ..$3.50 ee “0 ri. has been issued by Gen, George H. ar ie veget ene zs come ‘*n, others g0/,A sim a cre ne Se — oa ‘7 wet cad Men’ : $15. 00 Pi ancy C heviot Suits, now - $9. 90 Men’ S Seersucker (Genuine India) Lee Madison, alias Sam P rson. an Shiekis. Chairman of the Executive Com-] out and the pri rise and fall with the| Cauliflower nas Improvet seat } . he F matt *“*-. torious ne gzro, died at che ‘ity ospital | mittee cf the Missourt Rellef Associat.on. aes r = season. oe a whi i “ som cheaper; 10 and 25 cents will b Me n’ | $25. 00 F ancy Worsted Suits, Coats and Vests. gaaeenvees eee se $7.00 - : ; At i © + 1s ooke ‘ rii,e e LIS: OSL. i Friday morning from the effects of , 5 A pressing demand exists for all kinds of ag oe tore dl The 5 were ailing at Currarts are pas es cents ° = aes NOW+ «peer eee ee ee tenn ara e eens enns $15.00 Men's Black Silk Coats and Vests- oe $3.00 tol wound (nfliet: d july 28 by ’ , h tal suppl esa for notwithstanding the % cents a quart Okra eo nice wa gums | they are running tnetr ast Weer, ia A- , a ea = . : be ; aa ee \ hee Cee : ’ be : - “ i oe ° 2 or , ? » ) Ss , > . . ; ‘an oo 4 odad we nye List: / Fl ete for peace igen. Shields says that shame on cooke e with tomatoes, iS Bt nana pk “ — Peat ‘pe roe hg hoon y* Mr Me ns £6.00 Crash Suits, NOW cececececece $3 8B >) Men’s White Alpaca (Loats *“eeeneve eee $2.50 . = ae SO in the ‘hit h) : rh r , . emt l a lf Cenis Uart. 4 ce i 4? > APA » « ‘ } : ~ : ‘* ~ at firat the wound “4 a« aa ey , 4 from bo to 100 U0) saldiers will be in the ze a ow ar ray re a ok “elive ; cents per box or two ho Jang s for lo cents. Men’s $4.00 Crash Suits, TOW ceececee econ $2.75 Men’s Pongee Silk Coats- *“*eeeeeee ee $3.00 e , Never were the California poome and ' ee . = ahearen gene pul iy VPMent o service for one or more years. It is known during the hot, dry epell we’ had. ie in their Say he was a troublesome characte: “weeded are three f 5’ cents, and fine large : Ph ; cles “reeds d are: iree for 6 enis, eel ! Ee KF or midsummer dessert nothing ia sO thar Otncen (i coin’ to be no cheaper,” voluntevred >} when fresh from the ice chest. Youths’ Long Pant Surts, sizes’ 14 to 19 years. brown and, grav mixed ckeviots and cassimeres “al W) to $5.59, Madison ON BUEDPIC ION of av ’ : ‘, . sts > . { eouns, ‘oo ‘ . : the shoot. ? ogo antes =auin, as ia, tie Veetane ef goed Se “ . ’ be a few weeks until $io.) and $25.00 to S1X.00). t very that amount, as this promises to be a good | $5. 0: abso 1 mixed lot of brown and gray cheviots. cut from $7.00 te 64.00 , i xtracts Toilet Soap. lepends on how bi hey want ° ; , “ om ¢ : ey _— . ‘ , ' , , . ears retall at 10 cents a doze r ain't |da.nty and appetizing as these fruits, served | Long Pant Suits, sizes 14 to 192years, fancy cheviots and cassimeres. all reduced to about one-half regular prices. ffloer my eae 7 , ome-g u 7: . . . Bcpet Officer O'Brien | w: arrest | @ Pajamas, Condensed Milk, 9 | market man eR: NOSES Sree, O68 ae $8.50 to $5. 0), $12.00 to $7.00, $15.00 to $9.50, $16.00 to $10.75, $18.00 to $11.50, $20.00 to $14.00, $22.00 te sisted arrest and that provoked the shoot are 5 cents a bunch ; ‘ en shi - Es ‘nts ¢ nch and cabbage—‘‘we! ; - ‘ , ; ~ be down to one-quarter of Boys’ Long Pant Suits, sizes 12 and 13 years, a small as of blue and black worsted suits, cut from $7.59 te a : a , ’ ¢ Towels, Jellies, for 6 cents, if you don't ag ro Bom Bang “Tt all | grape season. - . like squash there now. We give Increased Attendanco Resulting From he Sunday Poat-Dispatch’ ‘eport « , These supplies , qt , ay . | ¢e ae nar : , ae @ ‘ : ’ , ‘ * fu Tt _— ah bspatch s report of al These supplies in any quantity may be} yiien potatoes can be sol h0 cents per| from these parts, cause if you was you Short Pant Sailor Sutts, sizes 3 to 10 years, blue and black serges and fancy cheviots, $4.00 to $3.39, $5.00 to $3.50, @ large increase in Thursday afternoon’s« ' . er . linen rt Potty ‘om- ‘celery ia Oc is , , stalks, ~ —- vn eh ee eee OF Cee Missourl Relies Com og einen’ seen, a dogen. | any quantity because they cost too much Vestee Junior Suits, 3 to 7 years, $3.50 to $2.45, $5.00 to $3.30. $6.50 to $4.65, $7.50 to 8.25 e of the med ums waa rreatty ‘]\s- fishes are a trifle higher, the nicer ones to treeeecd at the publication of er Dame they will be receipted for by the secretary, ing 5 cents a bunch b " ; in) Susan list ened, and then fay "ke J around Odd kK nee Pants. sizes to lt years. a l] wool. wort] } $1 1). cut to ole. Committee fT i} nel " f ‘ te The R tcers ‘ , : “ ‘ a up the cause o mt ee "I bs in :, -~ ' , a. + , . nlenti- woke fun at me, cause this is no In- “ “4 op } Rev. Dr. Johnacs ceed een, We premspeny forward them free rop will not last long, but well pO reservation. Store Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. the fuxnliuma. f ats and tne y a Be a : on : 1 the Prey : by r o ~ , . mer ag ’ 3 heca use is 1 foresaw breakers ahead for Susan, and _ 2 a ~ 4 - compat - jes -* tee ae = A 7 a = rq — ant en " “ > nt retailers ~ tiwe, after “age argument, om an awe qd ri ; Tv. caonora, : i‘ ¢ . aii . - oor . to board the car with our well- ’ AM. money at once for the purchase of fresh ' cents a bune h for 1 » ‘ HOU ~ % MALT-NUTRINE milk, eges. fruit and such articles as the eos have also raised a trifle in price, ° ket. en : co | From the Physician's Standpoint. Gevetowes: a ttn ye + — | ae IS : NOTH a oh I ; All funds for 1 rel'ef o e soldier ru . Where the stomach is weak it is always from this State may be sent by draft, check! . SIMPLY A BAD BOY. AGAINST HcR SON- IN- LAW. | } 8 ROADWAY" tii ii i ie i a ae a eee Gangrene rendered amputation necessary, ee Pe ; > maar It has come x: . ads | aches - | and the shock was t uch for thi A. that thousands are ill and suffering now. 15 conta, te pantech heads for 5 cents. Cucum-! baskets, large and luscious,a sight to temp! 5 | 5 | gro. He was BW years old and the po Gefi, Shields says some of the chief arti- bers. the underitaker’s friend, are s ion the most jaded palate. They are § cents, ‘oastin r basket r | Frankl.n avenue and k treet, near | O-O-O-0—0-0-0--0-0--0-0--0--0-9 | 5g. at the bottom price, and it at 85 cents a_i basket. > Handkerchiefs, Canned Soups, there isn't any limit to how m: my one _ (3 the price will sale he sé » grack iT Rei fi : ‘ uid the ame gracious ht “Rut where are the plantains and fresh Rovs’ Two-Piece Knee Pant Suns. Sizes 8 to 16 years, larwe variety in cheviots and Cassimeres, $5.50 to $2.75. 0 Cordials, 5 cents when the customer is very anxious: breathlessly inquired Susan. Serges. $9.00 to $3.57, $6.50 to $4.15, $7.50 to $4.95 a Post-Dispatch Article. o-o-0--0--0- -C--0—-- 0-0 --0-—-0—-0--EQ--90 though they were ge oing on. mee till she had paused. » . . : + . whe ae tas aa ‘ 4 mediums meeting at Jefferson Hall caused | sent, freight or express prepaid, to the | pushel and make money. as told would agg yg otal agin Mcgee Bag oo og $6.50 to $4.65, $7 50 to $o 2 ul green peppers are 10 cents alive—and there s : ‘oO a, one oe ’ ee Se Small lot Bovs Golf Suits. 7 to 13 years. brown and wray mixed cheviots, $7 NO to $4. OD, S00 to $5. oH, $iv. UV to $. 70, she declaret herself not to be «a public: l wine , | ‘atermelona—ve gods are here > : Sawyer, melons—ye gods, they are here said: ‘The Indians? Where are the things must be borne cheerfully. express Transportation ! , a ; | i ot... = , he ay ig} , ) " ize and pi ; : “Look here, now, miss, T don’t want you — of the Rev. Dr. Johnaon addresx.e. ian advieable te preeeribe Malt-Nutrine. There or Postoffice order to FE. H. Sawyer, general | satiaies Gang ' Pain ere it ’ ithe aecre ta S16 North FElaghth etreet, for d.o- a mee onan a . | fa often danger in using pe: 1; or other ry rt ahth reet, for Sister Francesca Makes a Plain State Mrs. Elizabeth Sentech Mas Brought | en , , ‘ the State Hank, which has been preparations, of which even the smaliest gelecte the tressury of the commission ment of the Facts. - gore may have a harmful eect upon a ny it will be given to individuals “ as Suit in Clayton. ff Club comperatiy: ly atrones stomach Miedica! ov ‘ ATi churches ae nditne money for Col. Dick Johnson has re fused te j@sue A F Fo) . heth y niech Gov. Johnson at Je erson i See ages Aue BA RAMS tee wt HAVE THE on ei 00 Ir A Francesca of St. Jo- he law suit of Mrs. er - . eR ety” FEx-(lov. Charies P. Johneon will speax * DON cig.R. Mre. Nellie | against her son-in-law, Gabriel Brenchaud, | ¢y,.° yomeraon Club. 22 ‘ve Gieees, oe at mA avai TTY wget, wld, ‘ost-Dis ia set for August 15 AY LOT. | Urday evening & oclo en “Territor i : AG age’ a Pm Te . ' ~ ’ ~* Wire Janisch claims that under a pre-| Expansion rh. ht . st : a ti orougn dis Warrant against Sister ” . Agree v *¢ .* : " ’ e : ; r\ 9 auth rities ‘} ’ ‘ ' . 7 ifs ‘turers of and deal rs in Canes are . ° } . seph’'s Asylum as requested Dy Hourishing power of t-Nutrine and ite] «, . oded that the sick and convalescent Great apsisiancr to aige’ } a4 need walking sticks, and al] donations of Easthope. As was told in the I Debate adanted to »>whi be Vppreciated to the fullest patch Thursday, Mrs. Easthope charset 3 pa ameenal thi tens waleecents weak ehildr: and thes if tile ins on ” oe a that her 13-year-old boy. Arthur Hobbs, had té ong of eevee 7 1 aes ioshinien ner Ginmn Fubjs ct. “Ting from iack of bien i, «'Omach diseases Cool Breezes of the ireat Lakes are’ been beaten by the sister age ‘her farm in © a sien eed of trust on ‘The Wabash ) that the boy tn-law got her to sign & d Malt-Nutrine ia prepared tb) the famous Haw ( reached via the \ ancdallia Line. At the asy lum it is reported . ‘ . ; ; the | ' la incorr gible and hard to manage, 414 the w Re property. She is now suing to ® the shortest route o Denver and WIL BE KEPT uP to Tae er-Ruech Brewing Assn, which fa Through sliecSer to Petoskey, We-que-ton- th , been punished several times, ain possess.on Of | quickest by ho t ry Ticket hs e ee. . ‘ cle ; . c urs. hrou y serv ce. Te ee =Perity, excetones ane | ane Harbor, Springs, Mackinaw. Train gh Be as to ‘do him any damage, or **t aside the deed and reg 4 | Office, 8. = Cc Ri aa - and Olive. vy. BR. RICE M. C. OO., “ed for it. “aves i” a. Dining cars, ‘any good, either. iher farm. , . Cor. Broadway + > ~~ nae Ee RR eee A eae . --