St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 22, 1898

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Paik ye ae ne FS as i hee ; aa ied Bare : Patton whe + | | ae; ee a : 4°. | € . oes PS ie rs 4 OE Soa a ve ro fe ig : . : Sage e _ > ye ular Edi tion THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING oo cr ae COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. siuccinaros ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.(——. mgs . avoid the financial fogs of ife and travel] : ar atmos. ‘AR 73 in a clear atmos SWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1898—SUNDAY, 119,188; DAILY, 106,975. phere, — SIXTEEN PAGES. i o=-Da | Ss ust POST-DISP = | OPATCH WANTS VOL. 50, NO, 128, THURSDAY EVENING-—ST. LOUIS—DECEMBER 22, 1698 ~ PRICE! Tey en oeee ie emmneteeen 7 — Sandie . Ps de = - - — a ——— ae --- SS e-see nee COUPLING PIN (A WATCHAMAN'S JOLLY WEATHER POLICEMAN'S A BEIDEGROOM (HE IMITATED IN THE CLUTCHES. NTH FROG GOOD BURGLAR,” FOR CHRISTMAS, HEBDIC OED,” WA SNOWBANK, CLAUDE DOL) OFTHE GIB. - — —_— —_ ee _—_- - --— - -— ee Attempt to Wreck the Day} ie Invited Gummersell in to, A Cold Wave and a High!Patrolman George Higgins’ Amos Huxley When rowly Met | Extremely Polite . Robber| Thousands Suffering With the Lot iSV] » KN ynpace : . . , ve . : souisville Express. Have a Drink. Barometer Indieate It. Struggle With Horses. His Wedding Hour. Holds up a Schoal Mistress. Disease in Eastern Cities. - oe ee ee — ee eee eee ee ee ON THE LOUISVILLE WATCHMAN WAITED EAR Hi MAN Vi LY MORNING SNOW 0 'HiS TRAIN DELAYED IN S : ; DEATH IN TWO FORMS ‘HIS, MISS OZELLA DANIELS FULLY 100,000 CASES EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS.| WHILE THE THIEF ESCAPED. A DISMAL FAILURE. THREATENED HIM. A.CGLORADO DRIFT. | GAVE UP HER RING. | REPORTED IN NEW YORK, _ -_-— -— ee BUT THE DAY EXPRESS T : . | | Sy ae | WAS LATE/AN EXPERIENCED PRIVATE OF- BAROMETRIC CONDITIONS POINT 'pic GRIT AND HIS GRIP SAVED HIS ST. LOUIS BRIDE GOT THE LI- THE ROBBER WAS SORRY TO OVER 300 POLICEMEN AND AS CENSE AND ORDERED HIS | TROUBLE HER, BUT THREAT- MANY SCHOOL TEACHERS AB- rr Aco RORATEOT FICER HOODWINKED INA | TO A CONTINUANCE OF HIM AND KEPT THE HORSES IN. CLEVER MANNER. | THAT CONDITION. FROM DROWNING. WEDDING APPAREL. ENED HER LIFE. SENT FROM DUTY. eee —— BELLEVILLE oe ye petal o THE THIEF WAS CCOLLY FRIDAY IT WILL . . [HE GRABBED THE LINES ARRIVED AT 7 OCLOCK THANKED HER AS HE 10,000 PUPILS OUT OF ROBBING A LIQUOR STORE. | BE CLEAR AND COLD. AND FEARED TO LET GO. AND MARRIED AT 7:30. TOOK HER PROPERTY. SCHOOL IN PHILADELPHIA, —— a —-- seyptagagtion Lay Coupling Pin in|Gummersell Came Upon Him Sudden- | Forecaster Hyatt Says the Temperature Two Powerful Draft Horses. Mad With He Ic a Passenger Agent of the Union e fro a® Placed Tl : ' ’ m ete fede 8 sas by ly, cry: Daow Burglar Did the Hos- Will Drop to About 20 Degrees Fright, Dragged Him to the Riv- Pacific Railway and Has Now Near Belleville Encounters a Rhode Island and Other States pitable in a Gentle- by Friday Morning and er’s Brink Before He Man- Gone East on His Wed- Gentleman of the Road Who the Disease Rages and Has - by Boys. y y manly Way. Probably Stay There aged to Check Them. ding Journey. Was Firm, but Civil Become Epidemic, A fiendish attempt to wreck the das ——ee ee ee eee 4b ®ve . Louisville express on the ‘Louisville, Evans- ae = . es sacra eS 4 Dr. R J. Hyatt, controller of weather Policeman George Higgins is the hero of '_ “4 suowbank stood between Amos Charles Miss Ozclla Dantels, an attractive young » OOOO OS OSO OOOO Ville & St. Louis Consolidated Railroad was | private Watchman Joshua - - loncotaine “4 conditions hereabouts, promises to alleviate | the Central district. He risked his life sluxiey and his bride-to-be, Miss Johansen | school teacher, had a terrifying experience Nearly every city In the East ig In sade at the outskirts of East St. Louls | one of the most audacious who Mansy a: ear che sutterings of the community that have | Wednesday night to stop a runaway team— of at, -Loule. ‘with a Claude Duval sort of a highway- ~ the clutches of grip, as the following Wednesday evening. It only failed be- under the notice of the police for a long! aac shoei from the hysterical and puerile a pair of big horses, frenzied by fright. Imprisoned in a gigantic drift in Colorado | man near Belleville Wednesday afternoon. ‘ record compiled from special tele- Guuee the train was late. er Seana oor 4 Thursday morning. The The horses, attached to one of the Mera- for nearly three days, he was held fast, Miss Dantels teaches a district school in @ grams to the Post-Dispatch shows: A coupling pin had been placed in a frog The private aéamian found the bureilar | sae iss mud = to be gripped in the embrace mec Hauling Company’s great wagons, For houte he was unable to get into com- a populous community about three and one- NEW YORK.—100,000 cases; many in such a way that if the express had hi’ nthe Great Western Wine Co.'s establish- ate = Soe weve by nightfall and solidified | became unmanageable. on South Third eG gee ee tong ee outside worid, and half miles north of Belleville. » hospital physicians down with the it it would have been wedged so tightly | ment, 14 North Fourth etreet. The burg- | ge grectiewy a 4 ] street, shortly after § % clock, having heen | uaa elieone 7 oat and me Pag 8 Wednesday afternoon she had dismissed © disease; 36) policemen on the sick that the engine must have been deruiled. | jar cordially invited the watcliman in. in-! .¢ ve picegpadapen -Gealere and purveyors | frightened by an engine. Henry Mayhew, | aia not feel comforted much. for there was the school end was Udying up her desk, ¢& list; 300 teachers absent from duty In The express being late, the obstruction was | vited him to have a drink, and then, whie| ca satin ane emma ay pk he make | the driver, was tossed about in the high ; no prospect of an immediate release for his when the door was opened. Miss Daniels * the schools, and 2 per cent of the Struck by a train going in the Opposity the watchman was waiting to drink, the} ae en ee nl teseentect ages ns as a boat is tossed by the waves. He "The Union Pacific train, on which he was looked up, somewhat startled, at seeing » pupils forced to remain at home, pulled upon the lines with all of his/a passenger, had “telescoped” an avalanche a man, but not really alarmed, as she hes ¢@ PHILADELPHIA.—10,000 school considerable self-possession and besides , enildren tll; department stores rune direction, and the pin wus driven out of | thief escap by a rear door. s trength,-—and he is a muscular, brawny; Of snow that rolled down the mountain side, burying the track and doing its work. the fellow was reasonably well-dressed and ning short-handed; 200 letter cafe the frog. The affair was reported to the police man, too.—but he was unable to check e : . the so swiftly and silently that the section : looked civil enough, * riers and postal clerks sick; hom The Mr. Ver “non accommoda tion train, Inj and the burglar’s mackintosh and a fine ; ewe | E Sege pete t 25, ne adie ae array of burglar tools are now in the pos- yp [ef speed of the horses. hands who are stationed between the snow coming day 4. - : ean A careful inspection of the engine f the Great Western he noticed that the door Seema a oa” OF nis feet, and Favreau Soe Co., living at 2656 Russcll searched , grasped the reins as the horses rounded! avenue, awaited the coming of the ie e 3 . hnea;¢r le cary | / ir , . . ; ; . > eur * ~ ce vt es vt sort bneatred “be ‘; put his hand on the latch and peeped . iriday Hie had left Folsom, N No ve . ‘ " ’ ‘ ‘ )' I . . > ‘ . = ot4 ss. oe : . a “ 4? ( ay, ee "re wheels ae the ; ; 4 in. A light was burning and a man was the ae mines his — drawn up to) gunday night. Instead came the message “No « other jewelry? An Llispe I » frog showed that] seen walking toward the front coor escape the cobblestones, the officer swung | telling of his plight. Every few hours there- : | Be | nt door. | ng s plig @OO-OO-9-9 00 the pin had been wedged into it. The ; “Come in, Mr -atchman.”’ , to the runaway. On went the horses to-; after additional telegrams were received, The man pointed to a gold ring on one Of @@@60006008 had been thoroughly done, and It did = an, Mr. Watchman, the man . . her fingers. iow about that’Y’ he asked | seem possible to have been the work eaid. “You must have had a hard time of — ward the river. The pressure on the Dridle | (+qiock, and not until Tuesday wag the luck- boys. ' ich a beastly night You must be bits lacerated the mouths of the horses, | less Huxley released from his mountain Ben Daniels glanced nat eer ot NEW YORK. Dec. 22.~Ten deaths from , -* ; _ . . - j } ‘ > > - lf it had beeen struck by a train coming] chilled’ to the bone. Come in and have . ‘* but they contfnued to run. At last the | prison. : a ivel y DIACE ame y crip within 24 hours ending at 6 a. m, t0- 1 SLUSH AND THE SHOPPERS. ao 7 Meanwhile a party of Ind‘ana relatives tween her and the only exit. la ' , 4 of th frog and inrow ti the wheels off Lhe . Se if Ne ee = — = 2 vido se eerie had for St. Louis to attend the ' Give —s the ring, me Gomanses a =~ waa ghee Bea zs yi ite ° * The incoming train always runs na , , =“ , : i talkine 0 eon 11 Ss effect and the pace became slower. nuptials The grom formerly lived at Mar- whic as thia city in 4& grasp. é ays is aC an alking the walked »tb'ac ' ‘erco: ales , ay bUP tins. | ”* re | - apeed at this point, and if it had struck tl ‘Autend thi ap ee TaAIA ‘inhn mnakictins boot ra ks ard overcoat salesmen will have Still. the river was dange roags ly near. and | tinsville, North Meridian and Indianapolis, “IT will not,’ replied Miss Dan‘eis, assum Among the noted men Ill are Prof. Fred-) in ai diaustrou: wrecl with ] robathle he ; } — . - 4 a S ae ; rt , o ‘ their inning Friday. aa . : : and eac h of the se cities sent friends and | ing a brava‘ io she did not feel. a. ' H ry. , | | wuld h + th re ta. cee wee proceeded te lgnt ; horrified spectators shuddered at the im- | jin, dred. | Phe highwayman drew a revolver from | erick Weir of Columbia Unversity, Bem ; his pocket and handled it carelessiy. W. Cannon, banker; Gen. Stewart L. Weod- ~ sister. who became the guest ring from her Statea Navy wavy loss of life, would have been the -In her gas jet. eult. fumimersell -h. lever seen the man be- | pearance this afternoon of his fickle friend The levee railroad tracks were crossed, and : wii « arty an al ; ‘ve alroat ackKs ; crossed, ant ** 7 ee : » o hearty and | ojq Sol, who is to be followed by a fall in +} ' Mrs. Wheelhouvse of McPherson avenue and = 8 ntly. as the heavy wagon bounded over, on-| yicg Jahansen received telegrams late Miss Daniels drew the : a 3 finger and handed it to the man. In no class has the disease been more he appeal uch at Home that the ; REY JOHN SNYDER SICK. roe tage Py meen ; nd e a d ‘nave ie a ee ae - is ogo are a lookers closed their eyes. Tuesday saving that he would arrive Pe ‘ = oem & , —-— Pe WOU (Oe ete oon, ee naagginn et ther aga After the horses turned east on’ Spruce | Wednesday ey" hte: if nae > oar a. Bh ty sy, eS ae you,” and turned | virulent than in the police department. he fac i > ‘st snow- airship. SO young wome he €- ave ‘ . : Rumors Revived That He Will Retire ‘. down and make yourself comfort-| 011 r wei yn sneak Lin u ht street, Driver Mayhew seemed to lose his Mutred to the marriage toons office. ex-’| As he reached the door M!ss Dantels took More than 360 men of the 7500 on the forge or oe te Pras . “te s > seas . s e s ma ar ren a ‘ ‘ J ‘ one « “ ‘ +, . . ‘ . : vee oe d the gentleman, for the | Storm Of ! - 2 yy thes oe strength. The lines dangled in his hands, | plained the situation and secured the docu- a step toward the bell rope, intending » are on the sick list, an increase of 62 per From Messiah Church. a eee was thoroughly con. | SUupects wae ne aren Ree Saat tae while he frantically strove to save himseif | Ment which Cupid's followers are entitled toll it, the signal by which it had bee O cent in 9 dave. These figures give a bet- the burglar was Aa gentleman. ag sec nd syne was only a frost. Dr. Hvatt will —_ = 5 rm : to We dne sls iv the determined younr agreed with the man neighbors that an 6a ; . — l t 1 oes . ; from being hurled off of the wagon. His} women placed orders at haberdashers for | alarm should be given if anything went | ‘°F idea of how general the disease ts than . » the official estimate of 100,000 cases in the | ors . ll step back and get you something ex- ' ac rj Rey. John Snyder of the Church oa! ne ntionall wood kor uoare a faithfu! endeavor to make peace with the com- position was most nerilous and he realized a complete outfit, even to gloves, and there wrong at the senccineus T Messiah is down with grip, and therefore fellow ina guard vou well,”’ munity by furnishing a spell of agreeable | it in utter helples:ness. was nothing left to do for the man from Fe eel he tacea bane praised | sy cannot affirm or deny the revived «story Gummersell stood close to the bate burner | winter weather, clear, crisp atmosphere To Policeman Higgins, it was a struggle | New Mexico but to jump into his apparel | leisurely until he faced her again he raised Many church organ'sts and cholr mag- that i. ~ alte bid 9 : na from the pastor: and »! his hands to Lhe s.OVe and wit} sunshine The official forecast is: against ade ath. lo release his Zrasp upon and then look pleasant. | the re ‘volve r until she could look Sira ght . Y i f | ate he has heid so long His family wil th ta clever man he had encoun- a 6 : i%.5 ~~ ‘3 oy : the bridle bits meant that he would be The Wabash train that bore him to Bt. into the barrel. nnd tt te foares nels tmuaneee not perms him to be interviewed ' tered. He saw the fetow go down stairs “Fair to-night and Friday; decidedly |} trampled upon and the life crushed out of | Louls reached Union Station at 6:15 p. m. | “I¢ you ring that bell," he said quietly, ‘and it is feared heir illness will interes Mrs. Sneder eaid in re gard to the rumors: ithii if anil pation he ¢ njoyved the drink he colder to-night.”’ him on the stone levee and to retain his and despite snow and late trains he but with an ugly glitte r in woe at kell fere with thelr customary choral Christe “Ve :. we have heard them, but Wwe D , to follow. About Christmas weather: While re- a 4 vr to mean de ath in ane a r. claimed his bride at the m2 eat hour, | glance ed along the shining barre w mas services Seven of the professors at- resenily he heard a noife in the back hnnemein a wee ratt’s lob nm is only hope was to stop 1e horses. | Pastor Swanson tied the knot. you. he | ~~ | quirement: if Dr Hyatt’: job do not make Wih sup rhuman strength the policeman Mr. Huxley was formerly city passenger | AS ap wens, a. of he bow I his tached to the College of Physicians and ° : ‘ |hat with real grace and sa Good-DY. | surgeons are #euffering fro : ous | Miss, Il am sorry to have had to trouble | °Urs«eon: ream ere 0 ae stages. Several of the attend ng physi- not know what Dr. Snyder's plans are. , has not sald to us what he proposes part of the store. t sounded as though al ut i . t mi : t gn i neumbent upon lim to look into the : Pad door were being broken open. Then all was iinet further than 24 hours, he !s permitted | Je®Ked the reins. agent of the Union Pacific Railway at Den- The horses stopped. A few feet further | ver. Last summer while Misa Johansen was visiting the Colorado resorte, she met | You. : handsome ticket agent | As soon as she thought she could do s0/ cians connected with the Vanderbilt Clinte - , r : by? 7 without bringing the robber and his gun are also grip victims. The annual meeting will be heid January, so 1 presume these rumors were hor several minutes the private | ¢, o> Bive * ane exp ert opin ion as far ine advance timed accordingly. himan waited for his drink. It did not pha net 7 i gn oe . and they would have been in the river. “Dr. Snyv ler ha . ofmfictate dj : nre The driver regains ad his composure and her fate. and the ; since his return from Boston, where he at- Since then he has been transter- tended the National Unitarian Conference. ai there was no break ,in back, Miss Daniels tolied the bell. epi agar pee The exposure, we think, brought on rip. > saw oe ‘ear door had been broken , } / John Strube, whose home is a eee S ont The opie mi is seriously affecting the dirt from his blue uniform. Late Wednesday the happy couple de- e. and with whose fam y iss |attendance at all of the pubile seheols. before making their| Vaniels boards, heard the alarm and came Supt. Jasper says that 300 teachers fn the running, and other farmers soon appeared. | : borough of Manhattan are Ill and that tie Ry iIneisting that he shall take absolute open and wae still ater , 4 any we expect he will be able to oocupy The faithful private watchman was | , lg na vole ae is the talk of ng — maarted for Indiana 4 T is pulpit Sunday, Owing to his presence in |] alarmed He searched all about but for sut Policeman iggins apparently regards ong return trip westwarda, “his time : ais . owe 4.2 hoo ind : . > it , made in the direction in - ne Sunday lhe was ' , perso) ao dian comm: mpl: ice incide snow ‘fts will have n errors for them. Pursu was mr mised one undas was the only person on the premises. “as 8 © Ge incident, panew CF a fs sete se pelts -tikbatae which the man had gone, but he was not | absence of pupils is 2 per cent of the aaneaaannnes ' sag overtaken. Miss Daniels describes him @9 4! Joe, enrollment. comfort- Boston he gy oF food for rus not —s —~ 2 T) he remembered the mackintosh. He .} - Yf/ sl +/ . ov ae who found food for rumors ‘in his absence | approached it with fear and trembling. He fe Whip | ORCA ERHOLIOND HOOK HHO HORM RORCE a tivel un : epee ee Oe eletnn . one with his hair Asked if it would be necessary to close brushed straight. the schools should the epidemic continwgse would have ii lifted it gingerly. There was something in / Mg } 4] % — the pockets ’ - / the watchmal ifte le? par er oy “2 ls | ; ,* ‘ SAGASTA QUITE ILL W “4 “e ink of ir "ws aC “y eae , + ) DAY p ww after the holidays, which begin to-morrow, . the pockets. When he drew his hand a . . COLOR NO BAR T0 CITIZENSHIP he said: “I do not look for angen : serious as that.” Commissioner Morlarty sald the overwork a a en ae found that he had a bunch of fine skele- e His Sickness Causes a Mafked Drop in -shibeemhe hy oy geting Fh permenr N/ , ania ¢ cea hr ne gloat as | * ‘‘White”’ Stricken From the Bill! which the teachers had to do was partl Spanish Securities. burg tools. In another pocket he found a | ! ¢ Word ite whi v bottle of whisky. } —_ Contents of the Magazine: | Establishing Hawaiian Suffrage. re om eed their succumbing in such ; ' ; | a numbers to grip. Suffering from an tneciplent attack of grip . ‘ ” (;umme rse] Was in a quandary. W hile he MADRID, Dec. 22.—The Premier, Senor | was me: ay tating Albert Thiele. the ani ; . , tie a Sagasta, is worse to-day. He is very fever- | oy eal ar me ee tered., The man 7 — neat $ Se ee ee WARING EO: OC | J. Schwabe killed himself f . uxgel Vi aiiil ‘ \ ' ay , » 4 or FP > > , | T » Try 2) : ' " ar . we ibUO ish. His condition caused Spanish interior ~~ ; as z med he nen th found tl The best story at this time of One of the pretty features of >| Committee on Foreign Relations has con-| hdward ChWave bee mre n his nT ¢, r P oa ’ 55.30 : 9 vas woh A reassure dq w }) ~ Gof, > the year isa story of ‘ hietmas the Sunday Post-Dispatch will . | elu led ‘te re vial n of the bills pr vi line . office. Fi secur cs to i rom ow a ’ O 2.00, ' . TIE fsummersre] W he 1} he he ay . ~ , A Sr ] suis aut? or h ais written he a stor Vv of one of America’s 7 ; ‘ ? ‘;*. ; Meteia ia ‘i yi 4 ‘ = a oni . ' : . i we 4 ‘ek a‘ ‘ muce ; sich. ’ . ° » . cr ’ ; : , ’ N ww ° ° a Watcoman's story his fear again Jie for the Sunday Post-Dispatch a foremost song writers, the -, territorial government for Hawall. There | | Phroug has : Jersey and Connectic®@= wee ot we ascendency Christmas story which will add many songs he has written, and are numerous changes in the report made| ‘"° disease ia general ; to the sum of your pleasures how he wrote them. You will ‘ Senator Cullom. the most important be- | The Health Board has taken precautiong 4 is follows: to have the floors and mats in all street MISS CAMPBELL GOES HOME. “x . y - tell § " pokey : exami any: ) ) unt could not tell What was missing, if any- that day. z find this very entertaining. as ] : ' The seectior lefining citizenship Was utrolmay Curran ing an L , : ». Sees en! = ; P. = 7 and L. trains fumigated dali na : ah 08s ae m § eoine- ~ ow . x ' : . Louis’ Oldest Citizen, ;| amended by striking out the word “white; “8 4" , — Gare yy & . Departure of the pana for an Indian- | he calle in ' he st aa told hi .|THE M AIL-CARRIER HAD A TOUGH Helen Keller's Rival. Tre oldest resident of 8 ' als the explicit reference to Portu-| every known scheme is being resorted to. t *k JOB. The Sun lay Post-Dispatch will ouis. enerable fellow of ill ne, Magn b ar gm Mon ees /that the epread of the disease may Be : . a j t ” sons 7) ‘ore ’ funerals me. Then he grew uneasy. He walked to the rear of the gtore, but saw no . took charge of the team. Policeman Hig- | met his. ca} received no reply. Then 0, Yfff/ * gins, thoroughly exhausted, walked away /red to Folsom, but : / \f to care for his bruises and to brush the/ their corresvondence. tance away, ~---@--+—— ' POE bal Li apolis Sanitarium. (ge te TE eon lar i pdenaarsgar Ties oty TR aE hae ee es . CS ae ee muce @ention auA@ mada a renort of ie nein cand ‘y for thi | contain the story of a remarkae years, tel] of Christmas in a didnot nave visions or ne -_ . _ Fy , . States."’ , Bt. Louis nt midnight Tuesday tor Indian. > ae i on ‘ate he semoking jackets of rain- 7 that eA Western State — DY ( nristmas by reading this 7 ea cael of mined afth -" ine ie teria | fj thy etreets have alded if not given birth " +> ‘ ‘ . : ‘ law ele ei, ‘ ir @ r ts . ri- ne . " 7 I " r ’ : >. : of e » } , : Apoils, he r home, where, her friends say, rhe purgiar | eo; ' 1] I ues. suspenders that he didn't want, a se a ‘pod ge rhe ’ pretty « ontridbution. >) of the Territorial House of Representatives to the epidemik It hae been suggested also Bhe 7, ons ne Darvas SORASEE. | me the Chance te ite! ut he | bi she hal read years ago and the other ise: Soe: Does the Christmas Tres Pay? is made suificlent to demand the ayes and) that asphalt paving may be responaiaie, | a aveied in a parior car, ana Was a ute the cnance of ei ‘ecognize ¥ |} euperfiuities that sguider on ones ! a. the origins requireme , ‘omg compant: d by her ade r, Airs. Storm, and ’ th i P ne | al uthe } shower upon geniuses N } of the , The Worst Man Yet. The Christmas ee at the chip ; original equirement being one | l'nder heat it gives out an odor. and it is her maid Such an @vent he migh+t be arrested. kind. He saw rays of sunshine and clouds There is a man tn St. Louts church and the Sunday-school The provision in regard to the qualifica- | suggested that possibly freeging may dle- Th hen lor J " A Martin, hie r Tt! hy nh aa " or human — — 4 ae om pany wore ) ° ‘ ‘ i the h i } men on his ¢ pre serntea aA ae al of hard work . tions of Ter ritorial Sonators is changed “ao astrously e flect it alien. AaB seen at 118 orn © ith the ¢ “entul st al - S rest on the YOATAGWAIKS: cicies on wnis » . a -" earth beaten a 7 d bother I> eos it pay? See , : require that the Senator shall he ‘ e P ; bal i Lal ‘ i ‘ § : ; ; ; ; ‘ wor orty-et@eh houra the eit hae ing Thursday he was much sur} rise i to THE WEATHER FORECA T. kers; skaters galore on the Post-Dispaton | & ck. - once committed 340 what the Sunday-school super- @& ale citizen, 30 years of age, that he shail! " fr co as lding f ’ Roy « warn that Miss Campbell's departure lake. and all m cones ling things appropriate mes tn 35 weeks. This story intendents of St. Louis eay of ave resided in the Hawatian Islands not! **' — wBene ue BCCing TUG te Sue reported. FAIR—COLD wave. to clear, cold weather. , in the Sunday Post-Dispatch, it in the Sunday Post-Dispatch, less than three years, and that he “‘ehall tx eway em Thursday morning the doctor got out his ‘fled to vote for Senators.” hia telegram the harbor and rivers ls aimost eue ; . wae Miles Campbell's desire,” sald he, —~ ) bool i it) : t ‘to eep the ovent oO Le aApera, Aas ror © ’ meses aream Ooork ans reas lat acreame f0 OY : ’ ; , ‘ © ici property agual.ficatlo : ehe fhourbt she had phen Pa Ae | aub- cae = hae uis and vi init vas and sa . contraries. Then he remembered that he His Remarkable Career. ’ Our Gift to France. Ro. pa *. ‘ke chalaeen a ate ~ Ar... and the city #etreeta are quite dark. ect of too much unpleasant notoriety, Miss nursday night and Friday: cold wa did not believe in dream books and rigged The Sunday Post-Dispatch You know of the pretty move- provision regarding members of the House ge gr Campbell has suffered greativ since she For Missourl: Fair Thursday night and Fri- up his largest telescope for a consultation will publish the story of a 5t ment among the school children & The provision authorizing the Terr.toriai 10,000 IN PHILADELPHIA. evas arrested for taking so many costly arti. day; decidediy colder Thursday night. with the future By dint_of long look'(ng Louisan whose life story is one of America to present to Paris : Supreme Court to pass upon the qualifica- | Spectal to the Poet Dtepeteh cles from the St. Nicholas Hotel, and her For Iilimots Snow north pertion Thursday and much figuring the doctor arrived at the ofa remarkable career, in 1900 a monument to Lafayette, tions of members of the Legislature was PHILADELPHIA Dec, 22~—Ten experience seems to have aged her consid- afternoon; fair Th jay night and Friday, canciuston nee the cream was not 6 dream known throughout ~ Lot oat yeu etee mg see the Suncay | not changed school children are confined fo their homes — erab! Her health is poor, but a few ' air ureda } a! , : at all. but that he had been unconsciously and this story will be pubi.s: Post-Dispatch to learn how this The following restriction on the lasuance with «rip in one echool, where @e bd months in a sanitarium may restore it except snow extreme portheast portion Thure- working overtime and had made a forecast Sunday for the first time, movement was inaugurated. of bonds is made: are on the rolla, 12) are sick. Menith {r}- “Tl am not informed what Miss Campbell's | 8 odight; colder. for Christmas. = “Nor shall bonds or other Instruments of cer Lee says the disease is spread intention is in reward to-returning to the Thé rivere in thie ecetion wi! rise | Yea, he sald, here it is on the MAp, , Amusing Kleptomania. How Some Men Live. any .ndebtedness be issued unless made re- crowded trolley care. Department etage. Rut | would certainly advise her va jus as yey as ae hoy nn I yan be. Kleptomania is ordinarily any- Representatives of a class of deemable in not more than five years and and business concerns are runni never to atte pap to pl Arain = Sun and Moon. ie gp te Ng Ame tages pS ny Bu ie on thing but amusing. hut the Sun- men who pr ybably work more oy ee pa ng eo ae 1S years from the handed. Prominent min asters, eS , ws , “ = ‘> -Dispate) te ur $s , iv date of issue cree are usines« on a Sun rises at 7:16. Sun sets at 4:43. Moon country. This high area which will get rool res : i" Veoite “ ved = St. gain eh tet ie The provision that no retroactive law shal) Two wre mg ae and be enacted is atricken out. clerke are Ul. Hoepltale are overrun MORE ‘TROOPS FOR | MANILA. ts at 2:16 a, m@ here to-night will find things 6o agree- . ; : ee able hereabouts that it will remain over ) whose mania, for all the sad- the Sunday Post-Dispatch how ‘ th if ations fer oters fi r Terrt. | Fourth and Seventeenth Infantry Are Post- nit Synarp tagen ie Sunday. It's a good thing, too, for this || ness of the a Bac elie eg 2 og Bn? Sidigg A the eee, Waley mB | tonal Repre cotatives ik aun “ealer.| ene sane d d Sail . wet weather has given all of us la grippe, him, is laughable. is more than Interesting. stand naiy’’ in the educational qualificatian N MICHIGAN Or ere to ail. pe . . hic I don't like T? . i}] . . . ¥ EPIDEMIC I ; : eer s*e which dont like here Will not be any b ie atricken out, requiring slats ‘titht they snow for Chrismas, but {ft will be cold An Historic Possession. About Christmas. L Rp tal te the Poet. iiepatch. CHICAGO, Dec. 2.—Telegraph = instruc. ) ows ee “— ene eee ; Ot entse Ma were received to-day from Secretary u en enowan for all, and there ought to be skat- A St. Louis lady owns In Ken- Do you want to know all about (or Hawallan language.” DETROIT, Mch., Dee. tions y demic in uthwestern one ‘ 2on oO - ll try and stretoh a point for some | @ tucky an old house with a his- (hristmas—about its songs, Its Section 6. in regard to the crown lands, at Fort’ eridan an oe Bevente an age ay In one ase at,7 “ ™m. - + on New Year's day.’ sony It was bullt 103 years ago, customs and legends? The Sun- was changed “9 as to eliminate the oeae | are about 12.00 cases In emuy b Barracks, ©., to @ail New York Kansas y ‘in It was written one of the day Post-Dispatch will devote a confirm.ng all valid leases now in exist- nage eas “ : eeeeee Small Boy Missing‘ most popular of American melo- page to these things, and you ence. . MILD FORM IN them and iearn more here are faery wail ts, Solumbus ; ines on or before "Jan. 15. (Chicago eeeeteetere® : . dies. You must see this story see a hie tall Week oirest, She nt on ie in the Sunday. Post-Dispatch great Christian holiday. ments have] pow gb pede get ous t yea an 7° up to their ull strength jJalves eeeerrerte about 130 men each, indianapolis rr way of New York! & ra Ree tabu Re nin “tacton enh .atrest. The bed ‘Gie- i3 «Bhd wr a4 ieee ne " oe rt ey he agrees As