St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 3, 1899

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SWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF 1898—SUNDAY, 107,200; DAILY, 93,537, Da a pena. . ‘ . TEN PAGES. ‘ pagal See the next Ss PRICE intiatit.ats Setemn | SUNDAY POST - DISPAT Outside St. Louis, Two Cents. - Hae a 3 ae i 4 f 4 i * “ —— ——-— $$ —___ _____—_ | States ssay N' : } ow» dla Sats cignt « " e . CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO. CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO. gold will be coined into $10 and $20 pieces. When the ambulance driver saw the pa- | ——_........_._.............. = - a —— Nee ge tient at the station he telephoned to tae Gi wae, | STORIES OF THE WORLD IN WHICH ance and the woman was finally placed in the ambulance after much difficulty. She was sent here to undergo a surgica; oy 4% o *, » Hyatt has another a ‘ Ss | against whom a war-| Weather Manipulator ae Miss 8S. M. P. Boak cold wave in store for St. Louls. It is dae an. In connection with the mustering out of Thurs the Second Regiment of Missouri Volunteers | T@nt charging libel was sworn out ai o arrive here Saturday morning. It wit oa there has developed one of the strangest | @4¥, was arrested at 8:30 o'clock Thursday | t Tr Intensely cold. The mercury wilt fase experiences in the history of the volunteer| Dight, as she was on the point of entering | not be intensely ust ‘- 2 S: e See De : ies = aps lide to the freezing point. See her home. s T) said Dr. Hy- “a : soldier—the record of a great wrong inflict- va in temperature oe ‘4 , ty Sheriff ‘The drop in temp ’ /. ST. LOUISANS AND ROYALTY FIGURE. 3) ey y For two months after,Private Phelps re- She was sent back to the cage and Will- dis : -olv St. Louis, are work- ‘ 4 » la —— ee - Dispatch. ideas, evolved in knows him by sight. His word “goes actual charges which had been formulated | } aur he brought in William Kean, who her ever published, in the next Sun- day Post-Dispatch. War Department reported that on infor-| ner in the cage she arose excitedly from Friday night or Saturday: colder, but like many another good tale. the Kansas City Not Discovered for A MENTAL POOH-BAH. charge had been ordered “without honor.” | ,.cupied a room at the Wall residence. I St. Louisan, in the next Sunday Post- ' This is a subject in which every tile man in the world. Actual stat- fications and no disgrace. It.js usually giv- I am a dresemaker. I came to St. Louis cold wave has developed over the rl obtained Phelps’ mother, who desired the return Of; ,..ome a nun, but my health would not Miss Amand Parks, a fright. Is be- Louls 5! — a ; aud 10 below tw North Dakota. | high stancing in Springfleld, Mo., and his : . . 2 alert by this disclosure. With full gq in p giie | saw three or four of the posters, but I teriously, probably ten days ago and dis- done. hotographs picturing the record aa a sokiler is without biemish, ‘ on as third part of this remarkable story | ‘ = : m ee ee in dees. ee and wes missing to his friends. Wednes- S. tained Gov. Charles P. Johnson to defend 4 A upree. w& 4% * his morntt . laird _ becoming uncon- | IF WASHINGTON CAME. soon be here,’ with its accompanying century: reveal? Rather, woat won- The Transport Has Arrived at Gibral- lee Bosak taike im a rambitle techies sve . . . ‘y* ON \ " © ext - . De- which | . & ; ng located the bullet deep would be very welcome, but it isn't The ladies will naturally be interested with electricity. Now we are in a WASHINGTON, March 3.—The War The witnesses In the case are Mr. Wail, , , aS. . — and , ote ST Ses reer Sunday Post-Dispatch will take its Described and illustrated in the next and the locomotive everywhere. See + vay sphere “epg ander Da: # readers , te Timotny At the hospital the services of four police- | : P Waal new people. from Company K on orders rom as a Friday morning Miss Boak was arraigned eT think Thursday's ileal weather ver were required to transfer her from the | , CUBA’S GREATEST MAN. pleaded not eu case was set by the sender feels t oO ea bh : CS wad wa tty ee Faye fered? It is the tale of the time—a A St. Louis woman has estabfished not win laurels nor eat embalmed honorable discharge carries with it expul-| gne said she could if she could get word continents, and the third section of it ocean, to further a cause in which he has won international fame as a +0} 4424-0 cnt of turned home he and his friends enue avore] lam c>. Fairbank, in whose house she has a ’ . . ecoun k= atin © ere —" , | . HE DIDN'T MIND THE BULLET | SKA BY A ST. LOUISAN ing a revolution. An account of her wherevér*® tobacco is sold. You will against him at Washington. went on her bond and she was released. he time Phelps made i* eels maioern 9 L ‘ . at th ps her seat. For Missouri Threatening Friday night with om i nown, - See the other | Days After the Shooting This was entirely different from disnonot™ have been persecuted because I moved. night with cold wave northwest portion; im ill Dispatch. It pictures Alaska as it is. ‘e. | wt woman will be interested. This arti- istics stow this to be a fact. He is §| ©" to soldters who are un t for service.| trong St. Paul. I was for a time tn the with demperature 26 degrees below sete io ro ‘eo ( » har at. her oy . ‘ ing made beautiful. The Sunday Post- skirt waist worth $ for 3c. Young fae BB ce Mer itty cyl Rages EM en | = Do gM A. Ra mye stand the rigorous life. one of them considers himself a high /| orf illustrati in th Sunday Post rose of his distinguished | aiq nes @now what they meant. ‘ ustrations, in , Post- “ covered oniy this morning. Laird left his e next Sunday next Bund cE should parent til they know I am in trouble. I am a third ay. Every w u mn'@ht he entered a doctor's office and | read’ it. M ery woman Vv SOME EASTER BONNETS. GIRDLING THE EARTH. me. This charge is brought against me to ’ ." fe seats & clorer exam- it is natural to suppose that ff the glory of matchless millinery and iri- der’ will it not reveal? The tele- tar. Going to Manila. and refers teal onsen of canauthenh % i oder the influence of a so. Right here in 6t.- Louis there ifs in what will doubtless be the most fair way to see every continent partment to-day received the following di®- |... wits and two daughters, Josic and a: “iss Doak je accused of atic me Sere ‘ioe next Sunday Post-Dispatch. roy the | Teferrina of pe |. Galveatile, ... 12.2088 Nicketmeg "Sse cns. ry ia vile , as etcamece” arg “ee 4 tobacconts * pte to ge? the real state of the re ord and the room, hunted for a bondsman. Within an - ' — work with the only photograph of see him described in the next Sun- Finally. through FSenator Cockrell, the When a Post-Dispatch reporter ke to For St. Loule—Showers, followed by ¢ “he story of Alaska has been told, Hole in the Head of a Young Man of day Post-Dispatch. mation received 1€ a : app.ication for discharge, Sept. 26, the dis- “I am a victim,"’ she said. “I formerly . turning te snow southeast portion; colder » ti half, in letter and picture, all by a g $5 WAIST FOR 38 CENTS. In St. Louts lives the most versa- able discharge. carrying with it no disquall- 1 am a maicen lady. I am 60 years old. day. generally fatr and decidedly colder. A P i rz ¥ >» nf ip lication ol Soon . BEAUTY IS CONQUERED. cle shows how an industrious St. proficient in a score of studies and §/ S24 wae granted = upon oe On a eer nas | British Northweet Territery. 90 betew, = husbands will also be placed on the Many a man*who is master of any Private Phelps is a young gentleman Of; «1 aj4 not send letters or put up posters. Dispatch is telling how to is being } | friends, as Weill ag t transformation will accompany the Dispatch have @ great many inSwentea: trasnes place of Dusiness noarly two weeks ago ik hSE? cousin of President McKinley. ' I have re- ~ “Axed up,” saying he had been | Th lori ¥ so will What wonders will the twentieth SICK ON THE SHERIDAN. no. Stotious = Raster season ; : damage my business,” ” —— 0 llet wound over the . Father of His Country returned he descent hues rivaling those of nature, graph has already girdied the earth he claims she has n subjected. a door he could not enter. The next bewitching Easter bonnet on earth, banded tégether with rails of steel tch from the transport Sheridan: seh Mrs. Appleby, Mrs. FP aa ear “Gibraltar, March th Papa Tinea | ge a : ae bie ae q ua TD, are ae ©. ee, 44 a. Pee ae lc, we if wre Fat ; ee R . =) ee eae ol 7 s « . bs * d ~? “ee . Wes k * ee, az Py omy . * ie >. 2 v * te eed aos Te ARs ee x i Bt D 7 £ : “ = 3 —, ¥* . oA eS te > 3 hs deny se r, > ‘ ae go® ; Pe % ¥ oxo? ~— - a ao be #® ~ s Fal. At ERA cc “is Sa Tats. Tecile woes pail De Ga ee ie ee