St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 29, 1898

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THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED oatan’ Cenparen “ ¢2 lal Crees rr) ee ™ : _ . ho de eee SS. eat bree ’ , ; t : | pie Yas Rr 4 osars Pe ms . : , ioe. Pe soy ae - Pe ne ge ST i oo a 3 - E : js ee a ae ee ty ‘ i» ASS 2 Side age er yy. 4 Qtr ee ee ae 4 ; , j aa 7 re @ % 2 . : — PA ee nite a a S . i ae - =F _ ~~ x ve Stans a4 : SEs ee ie Me. . heey ean . a ey ; Ste eieh : 3 ; ¥ E ‘ e : ies , he : y f : Be Miia sie Se tee > tae me Bt ie he iar 5 as FT ey - i ger ' at ie . = Bre - : ¥ ¢ yee Ae, ae Sea * ; Bette a = ia we _ : nthe ee et nie 9 es : eee pas sie Sy oe Nee Stee, Te ; : j - 0% ona § , ee. ee 3 ’ ef 7 e F : —s a ee: Nath o>) eee a y Ss 2 er : : 3 ee) RE A a ae 2 Wr ¢ cae + eit +: es BO AS AR 2 ae See est) eR cee ee - rs : ne ; ee EOP renee. pre eS fg wie SELVES * AMEE SS OM OS ee re ie. ae Bhs Bilan re Se oe Mie ap. PEK a Pi S, en ES : Pe: ., ~~. a bee. % : . i ee eae. 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P - - e - ty a? a, =" J be Bt FY ante ; * ; f an ‘ - eo , ; : ri Ag ¥ ‘ sd — ; ; * ¥ a, oA 7 a “28 { fs a a Be! 7 ¥ o-* a : “ 4 Chie s =A x— £ e : 4 ‘ Pay F a * 4 f 7 } re a ; 4 «i ie : : , : oa - G ‘ 4 4 : 7 i.) : | ; te . $ . > e 8 ; we ‘ . > r , = nia = c 4 as 5 * 4 x aad Ww e =: £ KR MARKET REPORTS - ~ SO 2.7 ‘ com PLET Ak A ‘ ad " : } * - . % Taw EX , = 3 ‘ atin - t ‘ . ‘ , + » 7 f * . * ¥ - z on . ee e i Families Found Houses, w oe men : ] 6 O 8 Men and ome ; e530 Gato Last Employment Last Week, SWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1898—SUNDAY, 119,188; DAILY, 106,975. bixingnnccarge POST-DISPATCH WANTS. POST-DISPATCH WANTS. rE aniee “ Exceeding the combined number of any THREE other — L local mediuma. eo VOL 50, NO. 105. | TUESDAY EVENING—ST, LOUIS—NOVEMBER 29, 1898 ** PRICE) ictal wr"5.0"0 Sth! cont YMBRELLAS FAITHLESS =A SHOWER OF © LE A WILD LIVELY BATTLE STEAMER WRECKED: AS WEAPONS, TO HIS LOVE, FORGED CHECKS, WEST SHOW, WITH BURGLARS 99 LIVES LOST > = i SS ———— “Pp —_———-—- eg . : j _- Ooi ao -- OO: Rattling Altercation in the Miss Annie Gilkey Coming to) Many Business Men Caught by| Escape of a Buffalo in the |Station Agent and Assistant ge Lindell Hetel Rotunda. Friends in St. Louis. a Smooth Rascal. Terminal Yards. Discover Them at Work, | / he Portlana Went Down in Last Sunday Night’s sea RELA Hurricane Off the Massachusetts Coast CLOTHING MERCHANTS EDWARD HERNDON ‘CLAIMED TO BE CASHIER ONE OF THE ANIMALS AGENT AND ONE OF and All on‘Board Perished. STRUGGLED FIERCELY. NOW A FUGITIVE. | OF A GROCER COMPANY. KILLED BY AN ENGINE. THE ROBBERS WOUNDED. ine pein c- FRIGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE JoHN SCHOENBRUN AND WIL- peor: a es SHOT HIMSELF pe WwAs WELL DRESSED, DARING |sTAMPEDE SUCH AS WAS NEVER |BOTH THIEVES\GET AWAY FOR A LIAM LEEVY HAD AN INTER- F THE GREAT AND REMARKABLY SUC- SEEN BEFORE IN A TIME, BUT ARE REPORTED AROUN D BOSTON HAR BOR | ESTED AUDIENCE. SORROW. CESSFUL. GREAT CITY. IN A PLIGHT. pe A ——_—__—_o-¢:-¢ ——— re aa songs a One Hundred and Seventy Vessels of All Classes Were FATHER AND MOTHER MILL WHICH LASTED FEW HAD REFUSED MUCH REGRET OVER ONE OF THEM IS NOW : ARE DEAF MUTES. | : -| Destroyed Along the Atlantic Coast or Driven Ashore, JUST EIGHT MINUTES. ecceath HIS CHECKS. THE LOSS OF THE ANIMAL. SURROUNDED IN A SWAMP. and the List of Casualties Grows Every Hour. P ty ‘ ho Shae \ reg 5 Me. ae Ore | : : a Pa FE 7 3 ait eee i fhe : ee ees P thee tt ; , Sa Se ae zine Fa ye % he e of fe Sie at. ‘ ‘ au | 3 . a >. - ty ) oY, ba p, FENNELL, fireman. A Tuesday evening train will bring to Light, and the entire crew and passengers, H, CARTER, fireman, ty | : To O—O0—O—0—O O—-O—O— - Wasa! } ; IRAN ad wy Sas . — » John. Schoenbrun, a clothing manufactur-| St. Louis one of the chief actors in a —O-—_O— Oo—O BG Fre was . se hunt in the Terminal] GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Nov. 29.—Isaac wimbering ninety-nine persons perished W. J. DOUGHTY, fireman, - iad ’ — oo Te abttT SS AO Ea eee , a ; ailway yards Tuesday morning. +. Se RE pare ‘ . e:. . er at 509 North Sixth street, and William drama in actual life at Fulton, Mo., with | 9 VICTIMS HEARD FROM UP k car load cf tee eee sala dali Schulter, Grand Rapids & Indiana station within a short distance ‘of land. A large H. PROLLISON, fireman. N. Teevy, a traveling salesman, had a livély [the old theme, woman’s weakness. as the TO NOON. I pt Caen i : Pee seat agent at Martin, and his assistant. Mar pre Ag J. E. MATELY, fireman. ‘ ’ . ° "> y? ri > ‘ a y+ ao c s ’ 7 . ES “i C3 num ng ; “e oe ‘he fray with a | Path‘zing friends. ene “s venth and _ one of oe ager escaped. ( é open the depot crew at High Head Station. One body was GEORGE GRAHAM. , aaa he : “i . - ’ : ‘ ine streets «0 fi Lett t! > 4 ict’ ner id rf ‘ ’ - Ss ‘yiar alt t > " . ’ eye, a split lip and a swollen jaw, She leaves behind father and .mother, | he sce ahaa Re A Ry he W neg ? rd did not bre ak away afe. A burglar alarm ran from the depot that ef a women. fF —— GATLIN. his antagonist’s center of beauty | grief stricken and humiliated, and a broth- : : paige —e was due to the prompt action of the em-j{to Schulter’s house, and when the robbers ; ee SAMUEL SMITH. avenue, goods sent C. O. D. ploves of the railroad yards, who under di- The news of the disaster was brought HEAD SALOONMAN LATIMER. looked as. thougy nit had collided with a meat son iti te ‘f-inflictea buHet ke Schul 4 1A a@& Se@.i-ll ected bDunhet Wound in ‘ ‘ sini ill ie > , 5 , = . were a wor ecnuite é "ickes - , BAW his George Fries, Eighth and Pine rection of Policeman Paddy White barred ii: ae Wa a through the agency of a special train from BARBER COMER. The final bout will be pulled off in Judge | breast, which he made w-th a weapor , : : he . sais : : ne sicvenson's gn om f is nc t ponte J out aed Gc cohinat wiardos ectee $pR a streets, hat sent C. O. D. are Aggie - een 2 eae ae aslugest — Winchesters and of North Truro, as communicated with Boston Etewardesses: : helene sar ee eoih = oer p+ te. : unsuccessful hunt for the man who was O—-0--0—-O—-0 —O0—--0—--0—-0-0——-0——-0—-0-O 2 4 Wi : . ine C bys roa — s the | dered the bandits to throw up their hands. by wire from Points on Cape Cod is im- MRS. CARRIE M. HARRIS. The trouble grew out of a bus-ness differ- his sister’s husband in deed, but not in fug. tive biscn was bewildered—it was so The burglars opened fire and a fusillade re eee ence. name. ; There are a lot of eagacious down-town | different from his native plains. With his Sync son possible on account of the havoc wrougnt pnge, have remarke . sa naking his fist in Schoen natures have for the girl ings such a case. | heen doing something ridiculous engines-here, there and everywhere. The sengers said to be on board the Portland | this forenoon, it was difficult to estimate “What do you mean?” demanded Schcen- he Gilkey parents hawe lived the greater | A suave, nervy young hypnotist went A mob of men and boys pursued the ani- 1e man not wounded stole a horse from when she _ salled from Boston Seturday the total loss of life and damage to ship- 7 4 . « . ay e 4 ’ ; : Bs : , > s S : night: recent storm The li in which high-sounding adjectives. we re | teacher in the State School for the Deat me: thea - rae em in the eye, an apiure Was to be aC-]| Rapids. When his horse became exhausted . ; e list of disasters seem heard, Suddeniy Leevy fist shot out and|#2d Dumb 3) years. Charles Gilkey and made them do some things which no weill- | complished. he stole another. It is reported that he ORON HOOPER. to grow every hour, and from dispatches ; r ; te . ‘ > , . ' : : . . . : sé landed heavily on Schoenbrun’s chin. The ee a ore been leaders in Fulton's , regulated business man is supposed to do. At last the buffalo lowered his big head] has heen captured near Wayland ISIAH FRYE thus far received it appears that at least latter retalfated by giving his one ! ACIS .VE BUCY: ee POE tr ea. Th, a0 betwe ss : a‘ odez ete ; — : 2 aur oat ta the he Lg opponent an Annie Gi.key, having beauty, education He pushed checks at them. ‘They did not etween his knees and plunged forward The wounded robber is surrounded in a MISS MAUD FRYE. thirty schooners have been wrecked at The hotel lobby was crowded at the time and charming personality, was a promi- “now him, but they cashed his cheeks.|0nm a mad run. He dashed in front of a swamp me ee Ses different points from Eastport, Me., to and the onlookers enjoyed the encounter. went oy eure h er social Ltrs bg woe had: They are now calling themselves ‘‘eaey,.”’ rapidly moving stg > engine. The pilot of Roth the Martin robbers were easily cap MRS. EZEKIEL DENNIS, New Haven, Conn. Eighty-six schooners 4s Anytime I ret the worst of it ’ said Sultors yy re oZzen. t n the past " , . , i the engine struc the buffalo sql arely in . Via rs asi} ap- _ ver : i . : Schoenbrun, iting wis umbrella in’ al (Wo. geons.pne wee thrown mito the. so. | Ci gs eet A ten aid it-te voteben tie the side, The great beast was hi Me high | ‘ured later—one of them at Dunn Lake, the MISS ALLEN. have been driven asnere ané para threatening atiitude,. pout. to to ine | Clete” ‘ef Adward ed a young man of : gp begun.to come In. oe. Lente Bs air and ed. be «ume ‘on the jother at Wayland... Both were. tracked MRS. DANIEL ROUNDS. barges, loaded or empty, are aground. Pee met aqainage w fret Heiewy’ vediee strike Srigbe prospec ete i wa, sy “was well groomed .for his | te: ood Spurte Prot 4 he iim Wis Pep, pees This Uist does mot include thé thirty vea- t prospec porate . rough the snow by posses of citizens, SS ROSS. with the umbrella and followed it up with A art. @ Was a prosperous lodking chap a resounding whack on Schoenbrun’s head. unie's 0: her “admirers soon noted her) tie wore a checked suit, a dark ‘overeaah time the pursuers arrived at the scene the H. TRUEHOOPER. : Cheers for Leevy and ‘sympathy for preference for the newcomer. Speculation 4. blaek derby hat, a high collar, a r “ animal was dead. Cc : Boston harbor, nor half a dozen or more . ~~ less | ‘ wht ps, It was a strange haj:pening—a transform- WFD) ANOTHER MISS RUTH FRYE. crafé which are reported missing, Includ- . r Cc. F. WILSON of Bethel, Me. — oe Oe ripened into prognostications, and ' Ascot and tan shoes nicely polished. ation of the wild West of ; uart {f ¢ a quarter of a MISS MAUD SYMMS. ing the Boston and Portland steamer Porte bee 2 ae -? 4 } $ s 11e . policeman, Mdward Herndon. He made nearly all of his victims believe The loss of a buffalo in this age is the fighters, but they refused to desist. ‘hey ' : om a bad man. Probably that was another of ‘ ODIN Tov. 2 . Expectations were rudely shattered Mon- } ort DIN, Ill, Nov. 29.—To find his wife the MISS EDNA M’CRILLIS. and Miners’ Transportation steamer Fair- officer got assistance Then they were | nj | From the reports now in he seems to ‘ir aoate h 1imself in the left breast. In a note writ-: : ore , "ec »; the killing of the buffalo. Policeman Whit "h; i ’y a ~ me 730 between 4 ( e may: Kk. W right met when he returned to °% ' Cc so. * YT, Dh oy : x iis ' ey inehac , oe. 7 3 JE > MF oston. ‘he. . There the prisoners each requested a| self. That night @ friend of the family Dead buffalo at Eighth and Spruce Ss home from the trenches of Santiago. D. O. GETCHELL o Chaffee, foundered at Rockport, Mans. i street. He looked intently into MP. Beli’s on mind jo ' Ae the tele They were charged with disturbing the Gilkey was moody and lee! heavily, it the montage ieleohons operator wine toon | ist of Smithboro, Dl. It w a Ci . ’ « ater Oo the ser- ’ . as a case of he loss of life is hard to determine. it When seen by a reporter at his place] had searched diligently for the man who | present. Mr. Bell did not have it. Mr. Bell | dead nigger “Perhaps I got the worst of it,’’ he said, 30% ¢ , ‘ rue t Worn out with days of sé erg ts and In the meantime the man bad grown | Morgue. MISS EMMA L, PLIMPTON of Charles known. Some survivers have turned up do so well. ee “tt : n regarding his sister tentio garding wrecks Perhaps a score would cover those Stone’ \was a good man to vesant Grocer? Russell W MRS. THOMPSON AND CHILD usse arren were married. ‘VIRS. ()! SON AND ¢ . : . ; , PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2%.—The Brit- Cc Pet the hotet clerks didn’t appreciate the than a year ago the commibn prophecy He had a smooth face, a trifle weather- was realized by the announcément of the sa ¢ ; century ago to the crowded railroad: yards RPI acca on. . ’ ; the t Wil I f h and, nor e bg son Line freighter, The contest lasted cight minutes. At the A ' ‘ a a they had seen him before. That was his} agyc , . expiration of that time Patrolman Martin ager Buk ty Ey Shhh AP sag, Oe by mean first suggestign. The Impression he left rapidity. bieomiae Seerete. fedton gg fe Dead She Promptly Secured Divorce. MISS COLE of Springfeld, Mass. in this harbor; the steamer John J. Hill, steamer Portland. vie tetaanginnts pus this morning.”’ ie : {thought “Mr. covered from tke despondency which dic- | ‘\ir, Stone” presented : , » Rene ae : ‘cultivate, and when “Mir. ®! prese? Russell Warren, a youth of 2 years, tated the note of the day before. Last July the news was conveyed to Cen-| WHBPBLER of South Wes ymouth, Mass. WRECKED SAILORS. PICKED UP. and.a bullet wound in his breast, of it for the books and gave ‘‘Mr. Stone” of his This was in August. Two months later] ford. Me aaa ewe ish steamer Mackinaw, Capt. Stone, which passed In the Delaware Breakwater scene, and one of them scurried off for a ' ; fs ie G , ~ | beaten, but not a bad face. a great city + |engagement of Miss Annie Gilkey to Mr. Re ‘Hott reve | La Breat city. When Trooper Wright Proved Not MRS: THEODORE ALLEN. Ohio, which is ashore on Spectacle Island Head appeared. He pushed betwee n the mony and waited. ! behind on all of them was that he Ww as not tory, just like the genuine American In- continued the stubborn struggle until the day afternoon, when Charles Gilkey shot : | 1 Cuttyhunk; nor the small steamer Geo tlon at Seventh and Carr streets. he intended to kill both his sister and hiin- | , > ; ng. ' At about 6 o'clock he welked into the | s.oets- send bookstore jot Watlace H. Bell,*at 818 Olive In police pesiaaen “buffalo’’ means ‘‘ni To ; . 3 ted y » > its th u h « large cans OF saimon ol. Southern 1oOdis urch n Centrali: 22 swehree ) “= ' w il rom London os Against Judge Stevenson Burke. The de-|that her brother attempted suicide withan? ing to ome 3 half.’ na Ege gS pm Rev. Dr. Bruce performed the f inn MISS, A. SWIFT of Portland. a ane kina sane a . By a sag Cjeion gives the bondholders the rie‘it ‘oy ki ¢ } } I ollar vi ( a , : : sii ; 4 mre , P ‘ ” secon - S VIET Ey: > 3 ov or ; po p eontinue the suit to collect on the al Ae seeking to harm her is taken as proof that | "de nd two cans out to my house, 5176 Special to the Post-Dispatch cere mony that made her Mrs. Russell HARRY SV ; ssi poston she has on board the crew of one of the eae ee ee it | Reem 1 tl r NEW MADRID, Mo., Nov. 2%.—Two par-| Warren. The couple are living happily in| MRS. CORNELIA N. MITCHELL AND | schooners which were wrecked off the New .re | wd them up. The man pre- : : a pe te ie ntraia. PBN isappeares 33 JENNIE 'T, North E Cae Since the attempted suicide the people of sated naetbet D ‘ourth National check for ties of farmers, in all 100 determined men, - eT Ppeared. | MGS JENNIN HOYT, North aston. mn ged sunday nee Se oe (IN DAY IN JAIL Fulton are calling to mind the fact that $15, drawn In the a mee way. Pete turned | are‘seeking a negro murderer in the swamps . MRS. J. A. CARROLL of Lowell. The Ma ‘kinaw will reach this city late Kdward | Fmd ny Annie Gilkey’s fiance, it over to Manager (re orge Eisehelbach. Hle about Madrid Rend. The y intend to kill 6000 WEATHER IN SIGHT MISS JENNIE EDMUNDS, Marion this afternoon. . has not been seen for some time. ‘looked at the man. Where had he seen, their game as they killed another neg * street, East Boston n Addition to , This S nten € hat face be fore? He noted the patrician | heir game a: eG ; egre _ . hoo: earn ry | is Sentence Jesse T. ae and the goodly . looked in | Sunday. It Will Be Clear and Not Too Cold fo por Manton nate BLOCKED | FOR R TEN MILES. Yes. 7 S » lived. at aie sels sho died s ay an r GEORGE B. KBNNISON. JR., Booth | rhe negro who died unday and the ‘ Snow Plows Fail to Clear the Long Baker Was Fined $500. AND THE DOG GROW F the rectory 3 .v e ne 5176 Vernon avenue ane 1e i Casi r om «ee es" ae: be , ; , Comfort Ray Ni. , nany. He guessed | ae | negro now being hunted Saturday morning ° 7s =m L 0. a oan “e 8 I : , — PERRY JACKSON, wife and child of | Island Railway. Jesse T, Baker, president of the Cremo- . Oe and ‘he man was given $11.50 in| shot and killed J. K. Loins, a prominent | stamens Pgs. : line Soap Co., was fined $500 and sentenced A Sympathetic Young W | change. P es ae ° - | farmer on the Kentucky side of the Missis- ‘ ind, Me. NEW YORK, Nov. 2.~ The main line of to one day in jail by Judge Adams Tues- owe Causes | “Get ager eg" the igh yee igen | sippi, as he was returning home. The mur- for St. Louisans but good weather. The FRED STHVENS, Portland ithe Long Inland Ratlroad = still blocked day, Baker was charged with having used . otreet Sar Blockade. | med to eiving commands and Pete eaiq | der was for)gan and,-after robbing the clouds have all cleared away and sunshine MR. PTERRE, Portiand, mh op ee — = we - a — Sren and Ge the mails to de fraud. ‘vessir.’ ; body of their victinmr of the small sum he sed ' a moderate temperature will prevatl jn- CHILD OF OHARLIS Hf. THOMPSON pioewe ae phen ta aa ‘ith ends to break across to Caesar's Cafe, gr gd | of Woodford, Me the blockade. No train has reached Gbreeti- The southeast @orner of Sixth and Olive The man went ver 7 Wike Dalz: carried, the two blacks carried the corpse 20 North Sixth stree ; raZ.Cr, The storm which was here is now up in| The passenger Hist given above numbers ort, the terminus of the main line, aines ACTOR BILL ANTHONY. Streets containe qd aA crow: | of unusu al pro- gl ‘ = —. hir hh 2 ' ‘ aw: v ree k a nad threw it in} in ¢ / : : -heeper, recognize re | nim, ns a 7 e |. C0 ee wain] VY cre a i 1th, ' an | , Yriday . a ‘ eo Ss It’s Fi merseryag % portions at noon Tuesday. There were ethers Ppt he was something of an im-| effort to hide the evidences of thele guilt. | we Lake Ban. nto and ts ts , mgt ing» rapidly up 5! and the officers and crew number 48, | ae poe BS Big mig Rp lereny d . i 7s a , “7 4 « ae ed itn Havana made him Come pet, she said in the most appeal- cance -eled stamp on ‘ ~g choos on the} gather in the hunt. The negroes had Be pa- THE WEATHER FORECAST. FIRST 1 - iT. ey IS STROUT. n ‘tish Ss ae Badly Knocked A amous e wide world over, has beceme ing way But the do “an Exchange Bank. He went up to ‘ BECOND PILOT, LEWIS NELSON r tea r bout Rees “ay: ' Gog Was proof against. # | rated, but one of them was found hiding —-- +--+ ; ‘ piaben ov Eehsh/) N, an actor. That is, he has joined a theatri- her Dlandishments. It did pivcor tees: but ' | in a hollow log late in the afternoon. He CLOUDY—STATIONARY. PURSER, F. A. INGRAHAM. in the Storm. elas ae ie Gret at oye ae erewe. saesar Sé id “Hello,” too, but he couldn't! was dragged out and, upon confession of a Jit CLERK, HORACE MOORE. NEW YORK. Nov. 2@.—The Eritie® irs me os : face ‘ » TE, & f ZERING te: ‘ot . i “The Red, White and Blue.”’ os ! Presenving lie seems so cold, poor dear,’ continued het ator ne with aan Piet & Stuyvesant his crime, was riddled with bullets, and the For St. Louls ano vicinity—Fair Tueslae MATE, , a mg DE! : ING. . see rane County, ¢ a Tullach, whiten sail. There are four acts in the play, and | the young woman. Groc ery Co.” said the man. “Don't you| body left in the swamp. night; increas ng cloudiness Wednesday; no de- SECOND MATE, JOHN MRAY. ed from this port Nov 2 for London, pus Anthony did not make his bow t 8 . . een ar : ‘ . Wed change in tet ure QUARTERMASTER, ANSEL DYE beck to-day in distress with a carge h Ss until just Then she wrapped her arms around his know? All nieht the search for the second negro celded change in timperatur ee oe hom t 4 yo hel a Big ply the last act... Then he’ neck, and the crowd roared. “Oh. yes, of course,’ said Mr. Caesar, yntinued and to-day the numbéfs of the For Missour!—Fair Tuesday night; tocreading QUARTERMASTER, F. PETERSON. — — OE a PRm —rgFs y - ee bo off party of in weattend cod neitene gy Spd. guy dat lady,” said a news: | but he — a en ee pt en are being added to hourly. Warn- cicudiness Wednesday. WATCHMEN, R. BLAKE, T. SEWELL, | to stat hoard rife : oy a ) i A ¥ . ‘ - ‘ . 1 - ™ . . . a . : . : . who arrive just in time to save the lives + TR py ae 9h cpetreparoun. youER Sy She "Then tt! he man told how the office was ings have been seent for miles on both sides For Iiitnois—Parfly cloudy Tuesday night ang |G WHITTEN and D. WILLIAMS, The steamer Bovic from Lavervans of a lot of Americans and Cubans, who are; From the} , } > 4 he needed some currency, and | of the river and there is little doubt of his | Wednesday | FIRST ENGINEER, THOMAS MER. | Dorts that at 258 p. m.. yesterds | rom the big office buildings the army ‘ f ek sed ant n N | ahos iolt N penned in an old fort b h , d no doubt of his speed ion 7 et , . about elaht miles Wert of antu A te {the P y the Spaniards. clerks golng to lunch came and aswelled would Mr Caesar be aso k'nd. eventual cantare ana n P y he rivers in this section wil] fall RIL. ueemd the Pollock Rip Li oy - reporter 0 e Post-Dispatch saw Bill’ the crowd. A rumor wae circulated that Mr. Caesar fumbled the check a minute, | end when caught. | The barometer is higbest over the th ‘CO’ “‘NOQINEEF wy | eae on the stage just as the curtain was rung P la? , 1 } . Ol . id he ' sed so and told Mike to x! ve LL A : . . 1. ” su a weet SP OND ENGINEER, JOHN W ALTON. whi h broke from her noe nas 4 a mT nm nad yveen»n kil led ai Sixth and ve aH | gtlie portion of the cmintcrs ana loweant wer the THIRD ENGINEER c \ ERRILI ir Cent storm The iahtahip | ae oe onus * =e reefed fore and matneail and jib an down on the last recall He and Saltlor ' ts. » gentleman $10. : Waters were folding up a big American ' Th the ae me , ? " L oper Mississippi Salles Tt ° | ’ | 1e Clerical bri > pre there, but As 200n, as he went out ol the door. vi ITEWARD, A V. MATTHEWS adit ' =o | flag which the sailor carried in the play. | only to. And = ‘ ad agents “woman eavs Mr. Caesar, “it struck me just like ‘ ae ge pelle nea. gy os | heading west by south. The Bovie onde young ‘that ° Sun and Moon. SECOND STEWARD, EBEN HOUS-/ signals inquiring If any seeistance Was ke ied. but the lightehip only hoisted the. S Forecaster Hyatt sees nothing fn store | Seuth Port! went?’ a oe ces being an actor, Ser- | pleading with the dog to accompany her. this” leoniticne nimself in the wee ast) ~ e ; sath | Fi d be e that had heen taken In. It ought to have stru ‘eee at G37: sum seta at D fo TON - : ‘O, Pm not much of an actor. You see, | miu det wee Woden #' Sante oman i ener Tr — Prominent Citizens to Confer With the | naar a 3:0 8. rhe outs Tuya OOS Deck crew wee Fe +m ga. F nae aahiner i haven’ t got a speaking part,’ ‘Kennedy was forced to make the specta- The man made two calla at the hat store Police Board. | WY ty weather ees Did it make you hervous when you had / tors move on. of Alfred Matthews, Seventh and Pine Post-Dispatch Thermometer. JOHN DALY. vaRy | me the audience” / Kut the crowd surged hack again and «treete. When he first called, at 6:3), Mr. ey : 4ite mw GEORGE M'GILVARY ! at Kee tt eald Bill. > Kennedy said in despair |Matthews was not In. He eaid he would 4 delegation of prominent citizens were | rs om . . | ARTHUR SLOAN ALL HAVE PEF ‘PERISHED. ‘Its a : fine play, aint it? Plenty of shoot- “She's a beauty, but prehaps I ought to, come back. At 7:3) he came in again. Mr - he Police Board at its “" ~ rAWES DAVIDSON and ki ira of Spantards. * make her move on. | Matthews rec -ornized him at once as a man to appear before tne | ey | ' = Pps “a ' | . “ : voto ’ | Four- Masted Vesse! Tesnel Wrecked Near . £5 ou a, I'm still in the navy.’ I attend After nearly an hour's endeavor to con-/ he had sold Lats to before. He flashed a $10) executive session Tuesday afternoon an | . PETER COLAAN: Halifax Har tq wee pF apt By am at the yard in the daytime | ciliate the dog, the young woman walked | check on the American Exchange Bank. « with the board the. question of | In Other Cities at 7 a. m. MORRIS GRAHAM bor. . is my own at night. I won't | away with a male companion. 'MIr Matthews was not a good eubject. He discus Kansas City CORNEILAUS O'BRIEN. HALIFAX. N. 6... Ney. Ban unknown a a four-masted vessel is ashore at Merrtiag _o i= v b ] harge until next June, but [| She w m aid not have enough money handy to cash | Prize fights legation would be 7 = fing my play-acting interfere with “No, indeed. ts a) t tell aay phe. 9 eaid. | it. but he would credit the gentlemen. He cian alleged. the Me tt. late foreman Chicago = ; & wpe eae Dm. BRUCE. Cove, entrance 00 the Haittna ns harner. Ox > Y ork, ote nelected a $2.50 black derby and left his ee of the e grand jury, and by Mr. Wayman Me-| Gievelaad ..-- ore eee ets _™ mate w a “Bend it to mg store in the pe ; 324. segnnee pes acpenniic ina |B I will pay for the new one,” he aad | Cys What they “4 to tell the Polic Ten ver sosens BB Pe = j i sf a af icned, All da es en ON. PAGE SIX. Moard was pot str" <? we ee ee ete pm : REC fi ee a | hy ergo re Bo ee a a ie ai ~j hy :* f ¥ an oS ional ds