St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 15, 1898

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(=o eee ese mane rnammmmmamena eoee a ah s é yeh Ce a “ ~# 4 p ~~ THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Regular Edition get ggg Vate-tte, ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.( ifthis St. Louisan’s scheme ‘*pans out’’—he and all his friends — the SWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1898—SUNDAY, 119,188; DAILY, 106,9 whole town for that matter — will ~~ or iin. Geo thn next ra SIXTEEN PAGES. aa _SUNDAY POST- ~DISPATCH. VOL. 50, NO. 121, THURSDAY EVENING —ST, LOUIS—DECEMBER ~ 15, 1893, — See Povo Comes) : “rarer “———— ee netted ee ee ——_——— I ES ee eee Oe OOP ony (DR WADAMS FELL IN LOVE 'NEGRO BLOOD = DEATH OF MRS, stories./ SFRIQUSLY ILL, AT THE PLAY, IN HEB VEINS, © MARY GAMBLE A MAN OF NOTE, —_-_- > -—-———_ _— -— ~~ | : : sao ee: clualcal LONGEVITY OF -* THE MARRIED He Wasan Amateur Actor in! Allegations Against His Wife|In the Back Room of an Ital-| Fy.police Surgeon Charged | President McKinley Says It The joke which some oid humorist | Electrical Inventor Suffer- git Om ’ BF hide net cig wmoUt the lives Damon and Pythias. Made by a White Minister. ian Doctress’ Office. With Robbing Graves. Now Floats on Two Heme 4 grt gen, + eae eg ing With Pneumonia | , j h who shows by world statis- Lae = tity ‘that the lives a HOW WILL M’CULLOUGH CLAIM MADE INA HER HOME WAS AT PUBLIC INTEREST IS | Statement of a St. Louls phgal- Seem “iongest.. but “re PAINFUL SCENE CAUSED WON MISS LOUISE LINK. | PETITION FOR DIVORCE. 6035 CLEMENS AVENUE. SHOWN IN KANSAS CITY. “AND THERE IT REMAINS A SYMBOL OF PROGRESS.” Vaiuable article whik a! in the next Sun lay | BY HIS MOTHER’S VISIT. | Post-Dispatch. BLACK EYES . See SHE ADORED HIM AS DAMON AND ¢: NG TREATED BY A REV. W. R. M’DANIEL OF ARKAN-/|SHE WAS BEING ARE INCURABLE. | VENERABLE AND HELPLESS | HE WORSHIPPED HER SAS TELLS A STRANGE TALE MRS. A. CERESA ON CLARK PRISONER 15 DEMON Once in a while a man. not excent- LADY CONVEYED TO HIM IN sana teen our 34 AVENUE ANATOMY AT UNIVERSITY PLAIN ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRES- TO THE COURT. . MEDICAL COLLEGE. IDENT’S EXPANSION POLICY ing the most le ge and the purely peace-loving, w.ll get a black eye. AN AMBULANCE. ere are so sel A doors and man- te] corners in thie a0 uniighted homes, ah ea TP, i TD MADE AT ATLANTA. and One's wife and fellows are 6 THEY LOVED EACH OTHER THOUGHT HIS BRIDE CORONER INVESTIGATING | . . “ 4 ae; “hs Lae SegZ : “ts + eee o. Are ray nh, SS oe * “ 4 a + 2 2 y _ eee " —e oa 7 ie ‘ +, ee rn re" “ eT be oe ’ : ee eee Te re - saan . : - * a, ri — lives Mrs. A, Ceresa, an Italian doctress |lic interest is shown in the case of Dr. B. are and midwife, was the.death place of Mre.|C. Hyde. demonstrator of anatomy at the ’ ATLANTA, Ga., Dee. 1i.—In the Age Mary Gamble, the wife of F. Albert Gam- | University Medical College, once the police ateqd | torlum at Piedmont Park to-day President (Chicago man has de- & ~~ ‘ " h isp] > Sunday Post-Dispatch. — nt omer Bie en voy Dr. Paul Y. & I) re , oo a ea the death certificate and gave Charies Perry, who is under arrest on the émispneres, and there it remains, the upper, the attending physician, that his ' acute hitatic congestion as the cause of | charge of robbing . ore we af . Wad | ‘ : ing the grave of Lenora Todd HOW EGYPT'S patent be not disturbed, and a mother’s death. When the case reached the Health last a ley icht . fe “dt I o™ symbol of liberty and law, of peace and anxiety to see her son reported to be in a og ™ ‘ : . Departmen’ issuance of a burial] permit was ast punday night, conresse Oo inspector renee Wh ill ithdr PYRAMIDS WERE BUILT. dying condition, brought about a painful : z = withheld and the attention of the Coroner | Halpin yesterday that Dr. Hyde had pue. | P? O8TeSS. O will wit aw it from An American archeologist has a | Cmax Wedne sday evening at 7:30 o'clock. ‘is Ss BY! ay : e—— wih 8 my eae Ay chased the body of Michael Kelly which, he | the people over whom it floats in pro- new theory concerning the conetruc- nna Adams, who 1s a victim of ) a | : napie to obtain any further information |.ayvs was taken from its grave by himself tion of the great pyramids. It is | ®CUte rheumatism, for wh.ch she was being , Re : from Dr. Cooley, Coroner Lioyd ordered Dr. |". te PAD wove ; | tecting folds? Who will haul it down? the simplest, must practi able thing treated at the Woman's Hospital, heard of ‘ \ es, ) Neitert, hig post-mortem surgeon, to go to | McClain and J. F. Sutton, a former under- in the world he Sunday Post-Dis- mee yA Deco i on or insisted that | , we. ‘ | ) “Why did you bring grandma here?” said ~~ % We mens avenue for medical _ treatment in a cuxnictone ' +“ 4 eongruinte tacm upon thelr seettrate oe in the SBunday Post-Dispatch how a At } ‘ — * ; 1 lace like that kept by the f 4#}it is suspicioned that he connived at the re- . wo , aw & rracefully Possibly | $e, wite, pained at the complications that cee a ie % pla a ept by the Itallan doctress ys pemalines praie ; fh servation of events, whieh enabled them te man may sit gracefuily. SiDiy : , +6 HH es = at 07 C k nd ‘ cent robbery of Lenora Todd's grave Mrs ivou nave natural grace. If mot, you had arisen. It would kill the doctor to oe al SS a lv tee ~ . “a «4 “Sb on e. a district that has ne Lifes, ‘ ne! Ss 6f sou”. | fix the date which assured chem the privi- can cuilivate it. At any rate all vag Rage aiat aw wg ge tty and ' : ae The peut ///// > / — = poset Perry, y5e of the confessor, says her hus- lege of being the first to celebrate the stgn- women will want to Be0 this. It in- = mut not © . uT ed. l € is at . , “me Mer iif . *“*-* ee CCRC RC CHP Cee eee eee band was hired to rob that grave by I’r. en ; . ly Perhs stake. aus ot ae ; ; ing of the treaty of peace py the Amerada t¢ To) ts Lh mm po | UTA we . eT! iaps “Rut rou must receive her ** ins! t ] th - . . MRS A CERBSA = Hvde. you are sitting awkwardiy and de sobuians driver “This is a city x I ft. f | . “38 . : : If the suspicions of the police ar tri and Spanish comm ssioners. Under hostee not cow if. Th le @ 5 -o0d por i ce : s : Cc *OTL- . . a . : Ce SUSDPi ; e Olle are rue, — 7 . caste . ow" dhe tud ori Sets veyance, and I have no right to take her Of / 3; . Specialist. : jthe arrest of Dr. Hyde will disclose a plot fire on & forcign soll, fighting in a commen ’ ' back to the Woman’s Hospital. 1 would pe 4 ° | : in bey yg gang of ghouls has ben sye- | C4lse, (he memory otf old disagreemenis has be obliged to take her to the City Hos- Ug 9? a, Pith de tematically robb.ng cemeteries to provide] faded into history. Fr : : | : - @ ait atat [eee Fa 8 P ‘ ys tn ump BOXING AS A pital.” wes \ \ Out in front of the queer ‘Httle brick | cadavers for the University Medical Col- ay ear ‘ , om cone =a pages MEANS TO BEAUTY. The nurse joined the city employe in | nike building hangs this sign, and the same is lege. Grave robberies have been discovered puis i, ere ome the magic healing whies it j@ hardiv fair to say that the trying to persuade the younger Mre. Adams Ly . printed in gaudy letters on the front door.|from time to time during the last few | "488 Closed ancient wounds and effaced thé Ff ianien om of th ; “ > are hat TTT to admit the mother. | | f , rhe general surroundings are such as} years, and although the police fhave euc- scars. lor india result every American pa- hornet 4 i. a we rtd ont 2 pe , “It cannot be,’ was the firm reply. “It ‘| might be expected in that neighborhood. ceeded in recovering a few of the bodies, triot will forever ; fair be seh hala from ‘them any was cruel to bring her here. To keep up AK Mrs. Ceresa is a typical Italian in com- thie .s the first time in the history of the stPL sal - er rejoice lc la no &IMall Ine means ot 1 coming more heautiful this parleying at the door will disturb my plexion, dress and speech. In substance |city that alleged grave robbers have been demnity for the cost of the war. : ~ Nee hn Knees is going to teli| Husband. Please take Mrs. Adams back. “9 ele se #, yt Ring on couereer: ;, an ae hegeee +; Hyde is alleged to be the inis government has proved ftrelf invin- j erson } i 2 ¢ nego : x Mrs. Gamble was brought here nine days eader and Instigator of the work and Se ang sans at-Dispatch why I must not remain out in the snow a mo rs. Ga ) | k, WR ee eee Bee wig soll oa Bit I no = ae “~ ind — ment longer.” MR. AND aa. J. W. M’ CULLOUGH, JR. ago by her husband, who left her here for Charles Perry, Sam M. Clain, a e Sutton | ] lI th re ent wir, ana out of it cume ne 5. ~ Ry rg ee The younger Mrs. ‘Adama carried her — —--— ——__-— —-— -—. ong SeaREEERS. She wn Fnony er se wien and T. B. Carter are said to be the mem-|® »4Ulon- which will remain indivisible for- ; Oittey te SRSEET SE + * ' . a . ‘ , . & woman with Adbioan ood in pgs veins, 1er,. She was suffering rom a disorder i hbers of the RAN. Oniv Dr. Hvde and (‘are #veri NY rooeet - - om: ’ ‘now and profit, | POlmt and the return journey was made; brought together Mr. McCullough and Miss Sis : ok al rmoere, No-worth.er contributh very woman may Know ane Pp with nurse and patient. Louise E. Link, who is now Mrs. McCul- Here is the narrative as extracted from | peculia> to her sex. I treated her for that, | ter are charged with the robbery of Keliy’é} neon made in patrlotiam a} pean MUSI THROUGH When Chief Dispensary Physician Jor- | CCRe S. Sane i . ret . the yp ition for divorcee: May 1], 1897, Mr.| and Dr. Cooney was called as consulting | grave; the others ure charged with the). bb SERERCG n poss yh) and in men thaw C dan heard of the affair, Thursday, he said|Jough. It was Mr, McCullough’s tender| McDaniel was stopping at _a_ respectable | Physician. Her husband was with her here | desecration of the grave of Lenora Todd people these Southern States, SELF HYPNOTISM. aS @& regrettable occurrence. He hadj| chivalric bearing toward his mimic wi fe. | boarding house in Chelsea, Memphis, when] 4s much as nis time would permit. He . d it last, the opportunity came, they The Sunday Post-Dispatch willl con- requested to send one of his ambu-j the ‘eet Hermonia, which won him a real | introduced to a young widow, Mrs, | slept here of nights, and took great inter- The warrant was sworn out by Mra. Mi- RPO TIP EE Mare: m Back. Woman's Hospital to her son'a| Wf. ‘ently deceased. She was represented as ‘Mrs. Gamble died suddenly. I think she ‘ctive Bovle was arrest ng Dr. Hyde inj re*#ponGed to ti vloof the country, In- TAB pena age Pa cp a request rarely compl! d ‘itl Be. = the coming 4th of Fel ; Arkansas, and excited the interest!died of heart disease Her husband was is fic Detective Ennia is lis waylt i ae ~ 1. aa , = » f . es “arely complies Ww 1. yr. wo years ago ‘ . > rf ‘eh-e- { d ansas, { xcite e 1 »f ie ‘ Fease. Swi ( “is § 4 tective Bl —& Was on 13 Wa! riupeter with he able jteaderah . gt | ~ Nill tell f it. hh nage Adams was a practitioner himself; hence | ary the your society people of Belle- Mr. McDaniel as siie was beautiful and | with her when she died and he took the ' University Medical College to take at ter ip of men . Fw ame hat ween the Non aa = an exception was made. The ambulance Teaey ae ee : @ os ~ | particularly attractive She was accom-/| body home. That is all I know about it.” ‘arter to the police station. Neither Chief Sear to tem, ‘o had marched with their yom ye at ohne nt — bine ett "Sh _, Was in use from 3:50 p. m. until 8:15, Driver ville gave a performance ol Damon and: panied by her father, J. W. Woods, who{ When a reporter for the Post-Dispatch ayes nor Inepector Haipin was there athera, under another Nag, now fighting + oy Soagaengy he ef. “ oneal it whict ; Norman reported Pythias” for charity. Will McCullough; made the introduction and made the rep- | called at Dr. Cooney’s office he was not in, ‘hen the two prisoners were brought tin, nder the old fag again, they have helped BER, SOO, = 4 a hn + Al -. a ~ When Dr. Adams’ wife was asked Thurs- 7 od Damon and played it well M gs | resentations relative to his daughter's for-| but the coroner has his statement as tojand they sat down and chatted to whtie wit ' will Interest erelee whethe ey day about the scene at ber door she was player . ‘ aye * ie: é ner marriage. The widow was then ap-/| tre cause of Mrs. Cooney s death, and in|jaway the tme. Dr. Cc. F. Watnw right andt{- viubcouse woth ed folds and adoed new be musicians or hot in great distress. Link went to the performance with her! proaching the time when she would pre- | the Coroner's office it is interpreted to . John Punton arrived eoon aft to se lo 1.48 ing ta v. Tha. flag has beeg “As God ‘is my witness, I did what I| brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.| sent the posthumous result of her former | mean congestion of the liver. + and the iatter proteste ‘that be ‘anted In two hemMphere —— NEW TRICKS relleve d wae my duty,’’ eaid she. “My J le Bischof Mise Link saw M r. McCu}-- 1 i A The petiti ae Say the widow was Mr. (jainble is the head salesman for Aa AS ellla fr yn _ he na The party ; oo 7 . . . ve and Lnere it re- WITH OLD CARDS. ‘ ‘'s mind and life were involved: abso- jot Uae . Seti agg ' ula icine ote St complexioned as any Caucasian, | large wholesale house. He rents part of : allow: ’ ro tof eighboring restau- ns, tal symooi of ilberty and law, of x ay | . ‘t was ordered for him, and what | lough for the first time. t would perhap : as he had no reason fo doubt the rep- | the house at #35 Clemmens avenue, occu- at r the es f detectives pcs and progress. Woo willl withdrae Among ene Rood things wht B the , Bdo? What is a wife's dut Vv in such be extravagant to say that she loved him at ‘ ntati : made concerning her, he pro-) pled by Mrs. Wright. ; vde took arrest coolly and pra- rom the eopl over Whom it float Sunday Post-Dispatch will contain | 4 pitiful case? The doctor's mother would frst sight. for Miss Link was a well-pois a , she accepted, and the cere- To a reporter who called there Thursday [tested nis absolute ignorance of the charge aeRies Plt ae me Te ne “ oats in rst sigat, _— mony was duly performed. afternoon Mrs. Wright said: About 10 days|He smiled and shook hands with his old | MOSSES 60! Who wilt haul it down? their peat perder Eh A. and jubllees i 7 ty oie te hinchada thes be a series of tricks with play- | a. 5 nad imie Stach trick js expla ned ces not unde rstand why the nurse and I were ir) ‘ot prone to hasty !mpulses, but he a 7 weather s } ’ o are { P Mre . ble lef re owihe aaeni ‘ e\e , i . permitted in the room and she Was ex- gi! Nor | . C¢ d together a short time,! ago Mr. and Mrs. Gamble left here, saying | acquaintances a the police station, but vy could hi ‘ avolded all the dtffleul- the expert who does them, and with cluded. | Jooked manly in the costume of Damon, and i i woman went to - her father’s | they were going to DsSoto, Mo. Next day | refused | Lik ' grave robbery tiles that les » the thw: f the rules given it ts pogsible for any- “In truth her helpless condition would | she was greatly interested in him. That] U\ ''\. rn+ed to her husband and moved; Mr. Gamble returned. Sunday he said he| The arres - Hyde and the sensa-|{_ calpet (the pathway of the one to jearn and master them, You have eppealed #0 to her son's feelings that ; So aie = ’ aie een lost WwW him Arkansas, but soon returned to had received a telegram saying his wife tional charge : Ne against him have nation if a few montha on0 Wwe had coldly Must see this, cut tt out and file IC) the nervous strain would have caused -Ol- | which “WOR. BEF: ear os really was seo | her father’s home and refused to live long-| was dangerously {ll, and he was going tojaroused considerable excitement among | ignored the piteour appeals of the starving where you can refer to it, It is lapse. He ils bordering a. meee ‘: : that evening, erential tenderness rit) her husband is stili living withither. Later he came back here and «aid his physicians. White m8 was at police head- , ' deta ed i x reat fun ous pros- | sia mh Sam slher father. eae tas Des . : ce and oppressed inhabitants of Cuba. If we Brea . tration now. If he had been killed in a| of Damon toward Hermonia. He met her a : wife had returned from DeSoto, but was so | quarters, doctors flocked In to see him as ‘ railrond wreck, he would have had no one | ideal of what the perfect husband should The : yurt Pre ords show that on Oct, 8.) ill she could not be removed far from thed fast as the neWa epread, He was taken had Diinded ourselves to the conditions se PASSING OF portunity to say good-by to her er! no pe we T89N, WeDants 3 brought ‘ Pcie tae? a | vicinity of 1 , ee" aa ge was | before Justice Spiiz late in the afte mer near our shores and turned a deaf ear to f Why, then. should cond} ons ’ er - The Pythias of the jiece wae “har ALIN nis wite s at- under the care o ir. Cooney. qay orjiand arraigned. = will he a . need ‘ , suffer . ; be Poe . an sy Custom ae , re have Just © ahem oe A. a ne Pe Miss Link was Mme ted an h him. McDaniel had | two later the body of Mrs. Gamble wasj|bond, for his frie s can furnish $100,0)) “it vate r - : Bey ee — ine 8 6 ae nm old religio ° custom whi ho has by Women’s Hospital, explaining she Tho ne xt time she saw him she told him record of | brought here. That is all I know about necessary, to att" Im fre: Orial expansion in the Antilles and the oht ned Crit UR , Southern Illinois cireumstances Hie has been bere himself he had played Just lovely, but she had ‘laration | ag : The police have hinted since the con- ‘axt Indies would not have been raised. and Kentucky , . OTS (han a hun- to visit my sick hushind, and | am sur- | been most impressed by Mr. McCullougn’s : , | w , The funeral of Mrs. Gamble had beenifession of Sam McClatn, the negro aho, “Rey could we have justified uch dred —* - becoming obsolete. prised t she was permitted . le ‘ai work as Damon os father we | _ cr fixed for 1:30 o' clo k Thursday afternoon. | with Charles Perry. robbed the grave of a : : . a What it is, what it has a mplished | nig hosp “gy a Vir. Esler was a wise young man. He “eM her ; a as the surprise| Rut the Coroner’s inquiry necessitated al Leonora Tedd tn Woodlawn Cemetery last | Cour le there any one who would pow s | gar. tinge 1 of Mr Me Dp sniel len ‘k later, the | message to the undertaker withdrawing the | Saturday night*theat a prominent phvwsl- declare another to have been the | ' was the def le 2. and who “ore "Un characters in its ; , ' f the etin lest “s vy, the nurse t Ww : ‘ saw that in her appreciation of the acrils f nt , ‘“ nt tye promotion and maintenance through | Sag hd and coe. eee ae” pe apeeoe » was interest in the actor. Shortly de fendant, J Ww ~ ‘ , fled directions he had received. Nevertheless | clan was implicated |! » recent Brave | pnerter course”? With leas ant sO many years ure @ll @ part of a) uch trying cire: - the Tg fter he brought Mr, MeCullough with him; °?) ans wi “wr wy . wire was;a number of friends assembled at the/| robberies, and that ; — ith less humanity and leas pretty story to be told In the Sun- | re a ' 1 had 4 2 . ee ergy oe Sane a evening The young 4 aoe. ae a Ane bar Reneraci of heuse, some of them tn carriages and bue- lence could be ¢: courage on our part, the Bpanisah flag, in- , ; ’ " = 1 ; «7t) . j ‘ , ajay j oat Dispat: nN. 5 Ou must read ‘ Va NaS est Oi my) " ‘ - Mr. M ‘Cullough ‘ allie | my ‘1 me = ry at oe owe. ot i. i gies. The y Waite ad until afte r 2 oO? lo« x, he ar? até Tf. A\ ; ' , ar bie t errne f the Stare and atripes would «till OWea DY tne i f thie State, that this | when, seeing no prospect of the funeral be-| best effort« thy he T ) “a . . MArrake , . and that therefore Mr. | ing held, drove away. have succeeded * floating at Cavite, at Ponce, and at Same io aleuhtien fe 8 aft eer "y Deputy Coroner Neitert was still pro-|[ which they say MN diset ut reanis itlago, and a “Chance tn the race of Hite ambections, Since | ceeding with his inquiries at 2:3 o'clock gang of rs ; ryt . : : ; ; . ST =ee . Bias ot ‘ay nar | would be wanting to miflit f haman } It then develope ad that Mr Gamble is sponelbl for . th rhea « . ‘ ‘ : - Png ; f ; Tha . h hay Ee heen the merits of hims« If eritically fll. with three phy sicianea : « * «=. ‘ . he } . srt ine, Ww ija? ti it a t all thi . mat.on novie, . +r ‘ ore i 4 t) ; py ° 7 , 4 es. . . | " ‘ : a hol : . , pt lead the 1 ca ae , , . ather it defense to,the . pe rlant , id ‘ oo oe © police to ime | ti civilized world applauds and watts im . Uitte ey IMCL e ! namely, that the wife is of pectation tur timid wa o he ihe Sunday oet- ts his system ri ] in the re- Tuesday evening fi negro extraction - P . ry Ieee sent ain aa Mapes : Sundays : matic id 2 nr Le} ! in me tay are ate hut did not go to his i xt > The robbery of the grave Lenora Todd juties Imposed upon the country by te ewe capic lw f fABLLYV ‘AU } ne me t. . “4 } ‘Tre ae ‘ ; ‘ , ’ : "’ ter! ae ne anal The Well-Known Ohioan Passed Away | ® "the ee ee De Hale. Chovlee bee | Steat deeds? And when the Sse ae re) j + a’ r ; , ad ‘ ry r o ' 5 aries ¢ ry away and we se clearer vielen, iney we not | “TI am determined that he shall live. He might at the hotel — ‘ lrouet live.” ha a ia aahhex rit t he called at. Ai et \ » at 402] | . COLDS THAT COST | wore Hagin : ~» a - loyal wife sobbed with oat Main atreet. Miss Link told her mother | POVER ly qW AFFLUENCE. t New York To-Da and M: Inin ar ve to Woodlawn ce metery, , sp . ZIFTEEN HUNDRED A NIGHT. At ni | Oe Y Pepe. , TT as she Was going to St. Lou.s to do some shop- a J: Kansas City in., about midnight Satur. | ko forth rejoicing in a strength which has tf noon idavy Dr Adams’ condition was , . ; 8 ao as ana dragged | , f t Pas young empiuye ds weole for humanity aad aliweys — i . fa : , ivered ; ; te niperre :: with justi ° and iMerey. cone You have had lit » colts In your /] reported slightly improved. p.ng. The pair left the Nnouse at cio | ’ i i went to St. Louis on the Suburban ii ; } - . coat you a jit mot > madi ' . 7 2 o'clock they procured a marriage i = . ste os But this k of INSANITY THE DEFENSE. license at the Courthous« They were dr Heir to $2000. NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—Cailvin 8. Brice | College an were vi link the $5 they re- mea | "mu rs nied Bo . : ; liberate Instea ' of rushing oft and wetting e. al ; il ‘ ei, . "> } : F wie ct ‘ian! ight in the Dayton Street Police Sta- pu iowa and nonfessed to the aram| THE WEATHER 7 ove ii ; thy “| « . ; ; at« ‘ . .* : Pa ‘ 18 nd oe bay : Missouri Murderer. ; ; in the even “ . ey een i?) Laie 5 i « eae * mfessed ¢t ing ta) Of it Ww Oo iin c > they do in a way Special to the Post-Dispatch Ash wo i | ; ? Hie had no home nor any money to ; ibery the police began at once , States aneannie Ian JUDGE CLARK'S NEW ORDER Ory ot with chetsewuit Ghat the attt| PARTLY CLOUDY—WARMEE . iy . wd n” mvincing evidence For St. Lewle aed wvieieity: Partly choy good rm ading for 1} ‘ ‘ - . OZARK. Mo.. Dec 18.—The attorneys for Thursday morning friends were searching : rT? to sight «nd Friday, farmer to-aiget, OUIS M the defense in the case of the State versus iS ohh. a aitiedie sem ae A 8ST. L I AN Frank Bray for murder, make the p-ea Sion Etetiethaesin Sine meide when seen 4ND HIS SCHEME ithat he ts inaane. and this exemination is rs. eB ee . ine very happy.| for him to tell him that he had been left > "he 1 , ‘ ‘now goltng on in the Circuit Court : hursd: norning, Was iOoOnRINE Ve 4 wy) hs . . was arrested his | " Shere if & man in St. Louls who has Judge Neville and a jury of 12 men. = inted to surprise = 4 ia Mat | $2000. Prisoners’ Cage Now Forbidden Ground | wife v'! ice he Pot eon and | For Misseeur' Pertly clowdy tonight and a acheme in which anybody would Ralsto | P field: s all, she : , Dut now that p are For a long while Hogan h been known | | acused 27 OF ring her hin ris waermet to-night | ston and Terry of Springfiel ; = _' ome a * railong while Hogan has been , Friday, ¥e a nterest 4 - " s oe ™ J T Te) want ©. ry. dy \ know i the law ers. tae . a 2 aus rl f ’ ? ; " : - een mem Satie pe n of Sparta and Elkins anc Rober: ee ™Phen Pa told with ¥ vacity of the ' man. ‘ the police of the Fourth District. Be- | to y a ' et nt is pF ag Yor lilsets Geserally fem, wi riatng crippled he had no means of support he ied to hurry her away before she | temperature tonight eed Friday of human ry te rea? lle belle. CN he of Ozark. are here as expert wi tnesacs a Can wO'Ve the problem of life's ine- July 2& : j » to 1 . ¢ , : , r tra rode Uj e live i+? ¢ 275 ave- . ’ : quail: es ) plan is not. tn some res ns " last Frank J > cesell his father- , "i. “hei wh og Bo Sa The prisoners cage. adjoining the Court ; , charges publile o | Post- Despetes row ects, ? 1} ' _ } , . ’ ough. , af —* , : =* ' . . . c ’ wi wer > & > ; : ijy« featur: s ai ‘man tn = TR nowy pet Poara, and ements te hie. Mrs. McCullough {s a prety young wo-| °" was dying at a hospitai he oo eof Criminal Correction, is now forbidden | oe a) o 7 ‘ “ sie 24 . . ~ es ’ ‘) , . 0 , — ” ; " - oe , * . ‘ 2 u : . 6 - ° = 9 . 2 &S0s ' one ’ +? la he would do hen he w@uld do it ry ae nen a + nt id Rray to get down man, Pp onan and amiable He r sunny na- ee insured in the nights of Father ground for Four Courts lawyers. Judge | cea! a d, fas reaponaible for | peseseve OF and where in the Bunday Post-Dis- land come in the house. Bray did get down, ture and candor have ma le her a favorite} Mathew for rning Hogan left the hous Willis Clark so announced in open court | :! worry SS led loudly for “etal . ; i 4 » " me the ; lig file rt . e . '} a 4 mo .) ‘ ; s¢ ee ‘ atch. i dut drew his pistol and shot Russell, kK: L}. Smong °s Bellen cell pone Sh o- P) Mr ; 12 led been living un account of T! rureds ‘y morning : The friends of ‘ ullough \6 a yYounR man of Capac iL} ani ; ' ; r ' . ‘a ‘ . ft) n which had become - - " ee >}! * have ret aT t «cf haatily ir this A THOUSAND KISSES ing him almost instantly: insane at, Prom.se i trouble witn the family. The next day his, The “gra ce hich had beveme so BG | | tics” aalé inspectér Malein. “and we niieamerail r ONE DOLLAR EACH ney have ‘ “we + gt Pee see h Mr MeClullough retur ned to his desk father died and tne pore? ae na ogg wl a tony I oy itaeif bo oy aa + ot “ Ma . a seunmed Sa auaee In Ot Cities at 7 a. " if im Py : - Shine 7 ) a , 4 z ; ; | ‘ j 2 a- ; ; ‘ ‘ : : : : sa? : her m. é Bagh, - in jail. | Thursday morning as though nothing had| to the son. Hog ‘does met now know that | the higher court. Lawyers were allowed ac. | move we have made. We would not arrest | St Ranane CUP «6 Hen: Dr. Hyde simply on the confession of Perry . ae Soo the Re’ . ement . Bay, boys: what is the worth of a worse since bia confin happened. he couple will reside for the! ther's death and cess to the prisoners and openly solicited | or any other man We have eufficientiy | tee) and and ovr aie “hi aren a : - it | yrets | tis said that he often rehearsed oaten WHERE BACHELORS a lectricttyv and of the briefs on a pat- doctor In his deliria ‘onstant- t an sa as The ad ( delirium talks constant for her especial benefit some of the tender >in which he Is the attorney. Such the pli Ly . | - : . “gee . oT eg ryl ARE RICHEST AND THICKEST. an active mind! How pitiful that he should ‘or a good while they Rave, bes m ‘me . - Where te a ‘tw in the United St ate - , ~~ ow after the brave struggle he has ns engaged, but they too no oOuyY in o th pl which h more millionatre ba ‘de against adversity contidence When Miss Link's eager friends ti : ; ; ; ; it ‘ rant i ’ . . 7s . = . 4 2 .> ) ry ~ | ad ~ > alway: than anys ot communit the | ag tit . his. beart, his money were de- meg " — oh ‘. mg neRt oF a = ' ettablishing his rights to the S84@!d, $MURDINEI. | ‘ . ed electric power applied to the Of late Mr. MeCullough has be 1 n employ: ‘ . slir rt ay A = ‘ ui . ) 1 assaults a et—the electric motor—in which - ” ight “he ae | I lle’ vil ; citm de i their single bles-ic te » fought the electric interests of Gay P . , ya ; , by ae, cnet ene aa : a oe oreo a. ontn bas nothing to members of his f. imi} v = his Oe gh | re at Worrled over his defeat approac hing marriags worid ana - . ' ee mn ae o - = > eo EE ES ee ee EE ee ‘ . * the tic circumstances under which she first saw): and first became interested In Mr. McCul-| : kiss, anyway? You must not think sband’s d’s Suicide present at the Rink residence. he has $200 to fis orem. cases. It was suspected that lawyers re- that because you get them free they A Young Hus ; . Monoer Residen ort tionable pract.ces in order to | verified hia statemefts to feel sure that we worth nothing. A Kansas man! INDIANAPOLIS, Ind... Dec 16.— William Killed While Out Hunting. Death of a Pioncer . eaten By wy 7 are on the rigs trae, into Judge Clark rave rouner, ‘Mant tha that. He made: Conover walked Post-Dispatch a girl $1000 ‘ oe t he would a Special to the . ch. " ; he See ery ae. ind., bb. Dec. t6.—H si ' wa aged 16, was ee aud killed cCabe, a ~*