St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 7, 1899

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SECRETARY OF WAR. cuit Court of Appeals, has rendered a d we if Hse " 7 \j ss R iy ) HY \ , Uf , The Greatest Decline Was in Special- Alger Has Been Kept ih Office Because cision f inally sustaining the Welsbach Con : , . Ae 4 ties, but the Railways Broke in of His Political Influence in . ; Me. ore Sympathy With Them and Michigan, but McKinley Now pany s patent. Ever a4 manufacturer, , selle, Fell Off Rapidly. Thinks That State Is Not ne important. or user of incandescent gas lights other tha NEW YORK, Aprit 7.—The scene on the hessint tate Peal EE P th J b | h j i F : Stock Exchange floér this morning was one —e © om . W of wild ersne A Brokers unable to se- 6 eo bere mig + oo A ap to gene c elSDaC S; n view of this decision . * ep at has prevailed for months that ! ; , Peon exhaueted and the jury is not yet cure further margins on many pene Secretar r : | . ont 2 etary of War Russell A. Alger is té be} 7 ; , —_ | complete for the trial of Mre. Anna EF. were obliged tp sacrifice them to protect ? : intrin er. Al ofrin ers be rocet George. Apparently the work of securing — . | Iew. : themsélves. The volume of business Was thrown overboard by the MeKinley Admin. & J & will 4 ey : ‘ ‘ | 1) A Re, | ; ‘tremé@hdous and the selling movement ob- istration seems at last to have resoled itself the 12ti o ‘ éif- ey ae wast Til! ; AL Pie S ithe ese] : (ata pg Ace Emap . | | Y ; vy ost talned more momentum as time progressed. mie Cone Eee against at once. We again caution the pl ! ficuit as toe lawyers on both sides become i | RNB rae or ' BA ag Hii | | Wes Oy The manifest indifference of what is termed | Th Story was quietly circulated here last TWO VENIRES EXHAUSTED AND | ¥ ‘THE PANEL NOT COMPLETED. Dressed With Scrupulous Care the Prisoner Closely Watches Every Step of the Trial in Which She Realizes That Her Life Is at Stake. ee NYY : WN SS be) S WS WS > From a Post Dispatch Staff Correspondent CANTON, ©., April 7.—Two venires have SS Bs SRIIVWO mOrg persistent in their questioning, It is | evident that money recourses have been em: . aS. weal auntie | | inalde interest to secure the course of thelr ok ten that Od he dee aes | , ' ployed in securing information copncerning v4, specialties aroused apprehension of hold- bo aren Sate” on poe ogres Gays are against the ‘purchase of any incandescent the talesmen. their manner of life. employ- MRS ANNIE GEORGE ers of the numerous industrial securities e he of thé War Depart- TEE peensintions. , whieh have been quéted of late. Conse- | Ment, and chat directly after his return : The outline 67 the prosecution is indicates | Skétched while in jail, just before starting for the court-room, for the Post-Dispatch, | quently the declines wete most a ~ ce Rosettes Gp eee ae a aie mantle other than that made and sold by the ; . properties of this clases and an additiona ‘ oO m as cause by exheustive interrogatories as to thu| — incentive to the selley was produced by the | him to place his resignation in the hands of prospective juror’s view of the value of cir- anatous moments in unexpected guarters | to secure evidence from another important | Conservative attitude which the banks had j the President. Vi elsbach Company or its agents. Ey ery fs at once raised when .the talesmen heai- | been expressed by the _—— 4,7 7s. ‘York: Mrs. Parke Was formeériy Miss Ma- The ae marker . fa@actes Se ouee. der whom President McKinley served -dure tate when asked | > woul sti. | George as to the manner in which she wi mie Frantz of Canton. She was employed | VOT with which this ciass of securities are : MC 3 » oe oy n q shew gaan = te bear the ordeal of examination. The pros-!as eashier in the Hotel Vendome. Now viewed by banking interests, quotations of ing the war, is said with positivénhess to be genuine Welsbach Lamp has the trad ke y an eye-witness of the crime £0! aoution will eertainiy produce much evi- | York, and fainted when told of the shoot. | the past few days showing stringency, and | slated as Alger’s su¢cessor. A; e-71a!l convince him of guilt. Many men have been | dence in reflection upon her character, Her ; rejected because of this doubt and as many Mon a Ng temperament — — pre- Decause diction in some quarters that ehe may of their opinions against capital break down, but present conditions do not punishment, Slight. acquaintance with Sax- | indicate that result. She informed the Post- ton ie argued on the other hand as an ar- atepatch a nag Bee By ~ ' , excellent. 1e is no ; pgement for rejection. Judge Taylor, who appearance as before her imprisonment, Has presided with conspicuous fairness thus | and her face wears a pallor as a natural re- ——-_- ing of Saxton. Ghe sa'd that she and Sax- cha Reutte cane from 2 to 5 points above It is no secret, and; in fact, it has been ton had been very good friends. Mr. Welty Santen steahe for advances on standard printed so often that it has become a no- 66 WELSBACH” conspicuously printed upon > sent to New York to secure the deposition torious fact, that President McKinley has f Mrs. ‘ . ( r The market was in a panicky condition. oO ire. Parke, but she could not be found, ce che and bai? | Wanted to put Aiger to one side for months. nor could any information be secured as to , During “the course of : her whereabouts. hour’s trading such declines as the foliow- Could the pretext have been found to war- awvyert hatena ,|ing occurred: Brook! Transit, 16; Tobac- | rant it, or had the President possessed more The lawyers for the defense continue to |1m# occurred: Brooklyn rant it, or had the Presiien: possessed more | LAG package and upon the burner itself. insis f : ‘ . co and Air Brake. 10 each; Federal Btcel netet that Federal officeholders, hot one . 9 each: Metro- | convince Alger that his presence in the Cab- ree ul . Nf 7 meat several of them, have been used to as- Pitan 1a) Baeer tae Pe ple’s Gas, 12; | inct was reuily a great detriment—it is cer em if, appreciates the care in selecting a jury | sult of confinement within prison walls an Sist the prosecution, and they promise, in j| Poltan, , suger, : opie ) Bi > . as . ra . sal | eal i im & case where telvietion if vedted he ts lack of outdoor exercise, There need be lit- | one instance at least, to bring out satis- ederal Steel common, Ti; Tennessee oe ee yay S Segittning of tks Beakbidanee For e by all first-class d ers n gas . | tle fear, however, among her friends that; factory proof of ths allegation. They re-|and Iron, 6; National Steel, 8; Continenta coe BF tae beginning of the Spanisn-amer- Test on evidence so largely circumstantial. the woman who coolly submitted to arrest | fer doubtless to Postoffice Inspector Owen, | Tobacco, 6; American Steel and Wire and ican war. After 156 minutes’ deliberation at the open. |and refused to talk on the night of the | who has been very aciive ‘n the case for | Consolidated Gas, 6 each and International! oh prin however, With ta8 Sooo— appliances ihe Of court to-day the defense challenged |™urder, two hours after its Occurrence, | several days, having been in daily consul- Paper stocks 4 . suttonal timidity that grows 86 io. tae - : 6c¢ | will break at the critical time of trial. tation with lawyers. The railways, after an eariy show of | rein by him, has put off the inevitable from : strength, broke violently in sympathy wlih | time to time, even ugainst the advice of his Henry Smith, a blacksmith. The defense endeavors to have only mar- Sample C. George. formerly the husband ey ried men with families for jurymen, a pret- | of the defendant, was in court on the first | the specialties, the tigh-class stocks losing closest friends. Ih the wo@ of selecting a jury, tiresome | ty sure indication of ae effort to secure | day of the tri2d, but has not been seen roe oe! 3 owe — New bbe eee ex- str ye forward 10 & seched Sarw, 82 Tae oe 2 ae | . : sympathy as well as justice. since. He will a r as a witnes ceptionally so, Which went down 5, ap wlll x iets soe de aaghe-v T i 0 BR BS Total Miaeeionn “Mire. It \s aoe Satie” belated that the line | prosecution. ne rai ihe The bear contingen*: paid old seores with | to be fearful of making pnt ME center ar BES IN E George is an alert and interested partici- | Of defense will be complete denial on the Mrs. Mary D. Barber. a sister-in-law of en- | might endanger a State celegat.on, and he part of Mrs. George of any connection with | President McKinley, will also be called |efal demoralization in the market. pant. Her manner and appearance in ar- es en K ee vineed ‘the shooting of Baxton. No witness thas / to test'fy regarding sums a course of nome of the specialties seemed to } be lost if he turned down Alger. hooting : . garding sums of money paid » But Mr: McKinley has been convine oJ he | undoubtedly thought Michigan’s vote would | y riving and departing fr ’ ' ; TO never suggests restraint. She ie always been found who can give more than a'by Saxton to Mrs. George. Besides neariy | indicate that thére was no bottom to them ; | ‘accompanied by her friend Mrs. Siddinger, | V@sue description of the woman who stood | 150 witnesses already subpenaed, others|and points wefe chipped off their vaiuesy Within the last few days that nothing can . ' ‘i over Saxton’s prostrate body and fired the! are likely to appear as exigencies arise. | With as much ease as eighths are managed | prevent his renomination, and, therefore, it timés. Interests Which are | 18 firmly believed that the time has arrived liao a . ad _ . . — 4 ~~ a ——. Ma Serre > a a it ave £ a vengeance and succeeded in creating an éiderly woman from Columbiana County, who knew Mrs Sabres waen the | shote. need » were we two hg «oe on ew lawyers on both sides promise that | at rs Smeg ds 4 A, Aes for Alger to get cut * ' the whereabouts of one o em. yYOUNZ ; this notuble case will be le with sur-/ Usually counted upon as a back-iog durin er 2 age t* , ~ . Gen. Russel) Hast.ngs, was formerly com- Was a pretty rustic be 20r- hood. Mars. Biddinger Stonbea ct ti ma Russell Hogan, is still unknown. This boy prises and sensat'ons from time to time.|any extended bear venture stood to one 3A ' K and found her friend bright and cheerful &t the Coroner's inquest was not able to! And nobody predicts that the case will|side, and net values. plunged down with mander of the Twenty-third Onto, McKin- ’ after a long night's sleep. They climbed swear positively whetrer it was a man ora be finished within three weeks. an abandon that wrought navoc to mar- ley s old regiment in the civil war. : . woman who fired the shots, The other wit- jan > a ocre ira. thestan eetthe Ors ness was almost as Vague in his descrip- gag eh way as usual. The turnkey always comes i mares ww pe hae wed yi ye bs nage 1 CITY OFFICIALS UNDER ARREST wo far behind as to be unnoticed. There terefore out o 2 Gecesen : VIA SCENIC COLORADO. Was striking contrast in the manner and | @nd unknown witnesses appear. | - > ananassae . 1} Mayor and Associates in Eureka | 7 | a ee gin accounts. —_——— + — ress , | The chain cf circumstances seem to rest stopped ee moment ‘at. the door and tr | ey Bao tne reCene age A ge _ black eyes shot a sweeping, penetrating 5@*ton an rs. George, the quarreis be- i tes Springs Will Go to Jail in Prefer- c@ over the courtroom. A smile and) 'wegn them and old snrents an ner gar ~ eO% he : ’ SAYS HIS WIFE ILL-USED HIM, ; nod to her lawyers and a few friends | U2tll a new rumor arose iast week. The| CHURCHILL HUNT GUTHREY’S ence to Giving Bath Houses ie ; Post-Dispatch correspondent succeeded in REPUBLICANS BUSY AROUND Charles Wip Found Matrimony — ahe Was quickly in her seat at the end of! * : Free Water, pen SS @ table facing the judge. rant the prediction that it will prove to een Unpleasant and Painful. h be the most vital point in the evidence of — EUREKA SPRINGS, April 7—Mayor Fal charies Wi rn detailed his. grievances ‘ ’ flowers Were in a glass before Boy one th , .on- | the prosecution if it San be established. Ha » City ® ' ‘al . se 1 who Save faicie hawerhd A week ago Sergt. Hasler sent. in bis} Churchill Hunt Guthrey, student, lawyer, os. Cee, hee pure 2 iy mers ageing his Wilt. Es. Treen ee U. all suggests to the mind ere and ts upon her since the ar- pt my lS cof B pega, Reh weed rh ‘Journalist, and more recently a Honduras Slates are made and wiped cléan with | bennmenk of Water Works wod Street Com- | gpencer’s court Friday. | ooo USE y , fet. Sheo'was dreesed as on the opening | 4A. Pate D inte teh ahi reebontent y Soatiay revolutionist, arrived In St. Louis Thurs- startling rapiiity these days around the Sait tor ia Nedved = ebay Sinaution ae tan He said his wife told him six weeks after the abode of ty. | Pala. City Hall. ptibHeans are scrambling for court of Judge Pittman of this judicial their marriage that she only married him t we day of the trial, a‘close-fitting serge of Brenct sisi erat hs military” buttone wed'| that Hasler had failed to report for duty | day night, and is at the home of his brot!- : 7 for several days before and thet he sat- | or-in-taw, M..H. Aléxander, an Olive atrewt | the plums and-the newly elected delegates | circuit, .deciare that they Will. spend all] becatise she could not live with her pa- w lov ‘ ‘ear! ote é : : i : : summer behind real bars if necessary’ to : , ' i tene Ae wy ag ” Har nation. The Mayor handed over Has- undertaker, nas -NPURen Ste yen mer ae 4 rents; and he Slits teat: Sree ten 00 royally - made clothing. We do . vale note, briefly announcing his retirement Guthrey is one of the two Americans who 1, every detail. Bhe teans forward in rapt! ftom the police department. This wars sent! caused much worry and trouble ty the Soon after fhe “leaders” got together at{ has threatened to take them to jail at! watch him. t tehed to shoot him on one , : by Hasler’s son along with h‘s uniform Yew > : ves . n : > rs i aci- . Riate . ; . l day, e ; ; é Berryville, the county seat, to-day. f , attention when the Judge offers a deci and night stick, and Hasler has not ap-|State Department and their frienda and the City Hall Friday, the House slate made ety Seattel ame aie Bove? Seoteeotad ww soenaes and thrust a scissors blade into| Of § A; but clot its is her mianner toward her lawyers. She nf veieeiie ales es t and shows an eagerness and interest which from various parts of the country to Wash- | WS overnauied, were paid. No paymem was forthcoming, “Haase’s Delight,” 5c cigar; try one. As far as it went Murrell was to bej|and the Mayor padiocked the valve cock ai — it has €ver been our aim to pro. the examination herself. Pomerene is in possession of a vevolver | malan representative,were kept warm with Maar oat - R , day night by Grove Council at Benton Hall, we areees of Zeeeece Shh. Her hands | lefactoPy feason was given for the resiz- Dio talk “ntlaw even.” carry their point against the HureéeHa| made his life m'serable in many ways. Hé Manner indicates the keenest interest ee meee, eee Springs Bathhouse. Company. Dhe Sheriff! sad she employed police and servants to| mgt wish to indu gé in " ent, but more strikin ? : . . . ‘ ' Bich OF eniniment, Bul 7 me yet peared at the Police Headquarters since. relatives. For over two weeks the ‘vires }./ Delegate-elect Vogel's saloon Thurstlay Mayor to shut off the water jf no mates he same as eu te an impulse or desire to take up ars ‘ ey — * Seo ges J It now appears that District Attofney | ington, and from the capitol to our Guat Speaker: Judy, Clerk, and Weeke, Ber- | @nd sent a 200-pound Marshal to guard it. BRIEF ITEMS FROM ABOUT TOWN ‘ ry = This was thhe:id by the Judge to be con- , duce clothes that would be fi: When the first talesman was examined bom nm 8 . Pgs “2 mat Mrs. Saxton. Mr. Pomerene_ said: Hasler |Guthrey and his friend, August Fiournoy, jammed the corridors during the early |¢nhe valve to prevent contamination of the Mamas i a ; honor of the officers of the Grand Lodge to meet the rses of the masses out in his chair. Then she turned | Mayor Rice and returned it to me. There | 11. aimost abandoned when the two men pu ; tion does not apply to the present owners Prather streét and Manchester avenue. Come in your first er Welty or Mr. Sterling. her | ©4%, be no question at ail as to the veracity | pened up in New Orleans and aanoun- ced | tobe dropped. Ts, Who seit upon opposite sides of the | 2! n tegrity of Hasler. He is all right. , | that the story of their pertl Was a fabtica- Ed Albright. from the Séventeenth Ward of the spring, and, therefore, there is no and whispered bits of suggestion or coating oF tha wobpen Wied tone Ne ‘of tion. The only danger encountered was |took a station in the Mayor's office and contempt of court. | Religious Mania, — John Stuts of and look through our lin ~ eo roe nl —- eines the alleged directions given to Hasler and | *t@ryation.§ The harrowing :taie of their cnc be Beeps on BF Weeke's candidacy! Peaceful relations existed between the | 495 Marcus avenue is confined in thé ob- , The _— , gf orl NS | of his methods. The Prosecuting Attorney, | CONdiuon they attribute to anobher filibus- | for Sergean im for th Tnation,”” sate | Cty ane Se bath company until the city | servation ward of the Protestant Hospital, | JO? Spring. season is ripe I beat him for the nomination,” said | completed its system of Waterworks. | Then Eighteenth and Carr streets. He is suffer- | it ia ed a new su , 4 Pa wy pase jh od 8 poy forward, and 80 When asked as to where the revolver had ter. h ied th 600 at one might have covered them ow fee bye . Mr. Guthirey eaid Friday: “While I was | Albright, “‘then carried the ward votes the city wanted revenue from the tubs, ma with a shaw). Often when it seemed that poe COMne, Orie Saye ye ine ig one Stee in the newspaper business in Kansas Ciry | ahead of the ticket. Now, don't you call} put the bath people wanted no city water. ae —he nia and refuses to wed Be ody oO Oe ne .. }that a record? You'll think €o when I tell} Aj) the springs in the city are upon res- new overcoat, and the remainin juror might be secured, Mra. ‘ > 4 " . I was a roached in regar ‘ > rC- ( Fae woul ‘wolevertin the sar ot ce | Serie aa the finding place, "He also sald | Tavas gPhroached In reward 9 the move: /WOa' dake got out and hustled naninst the | ertfuttn eivetale Set Gpket forttie use | Woman Robbed Him. — Samos Me- | Ct Wi : yg Tey Sap immediate- | Witness for the prosecution, and he inti- | TeVolt was to install as President. R. Vas- | ticket. That " what he ee ore ee of the people forever. The bath company | Crab, a laborer stopping at the Ivy House, | pair of trousers. é verbi lar he * > eet ® intul- | mated that the discovery of the revolver | We%, Who Was entitled to the office. If | me and a “will not zee ‘it itt c ry help took the Matte te P iaex” he city | peported to the police that he was enticed ll t at thai Barsonal knowledge or acquaintance | Was the missing link inthe chain of cir- | ‘nls was accomplished those who partici. | SAY for MS Te Wil’ vaveesome pull you can | Cured an injunction, the bathécompanss | inte a hallway at 402 South Seventh street, | & ready to wear at prices Ma ae ov edge or acquaintance | Comstantial evidence. Mayor Rice when | Pated were to be well taken care of. 1 | it, an élieve ave #0 pull you can] from interfering with the bath company’s | where a negro woman robbed him of $2). Ww ti certainl induce SEEES tole t- uate thie cl questioned on this subject, simply said to qoenee ne pe nenation, and in company a’ y some talk about a strong anti pipes "7 rttay ie Bt ohggene tds ghard at There have been no arrests. i y d , ° . - > r . . - , a) ¢ 7 py \ ee ’ a % Fe uel ne, &, erences from. drm. | OY Foilce, and. at the time of the murder [17 DMELY: WRO deserted us Yoon our ar. | Wheeler, the, present Sergeant-at-Arme, the Governor's Home teemed Lecturing Ruignt: Lew A, Ciark across her face when a juryman re- | 0f Saxton it wax plainly his duty to su- |), ‘Teach our destination We pushed on This is in line with what developed later. | Specie! to the Posr-Dispaten. | .| Louis Batavia squire and J. B. Johnson, : 7 It was learned that Delegate-elect Jim Cro.| JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., April 7.-The | Tyler. ' No BROADWAY smart anewer to the Inte toties | Pervise and conduct @ most careful in- into the interior of the count and sent vestigation, It appears, however, that he | (16 of our number, a man named Harria, {nin had bolted the Vogel caucus and passed | members of the Fulton Asylum Investigat®| patertainment.—The Contordia Club sel, as, for instance, one talesman ca | asked his occupation sald that he preres his legal servic fe the time to jin advance, t { tha up the whole slate. . h | ra. George and that the offer was accept- | Jig Le cenconce rte & Sion. | Oe. ing Committee were invited to the Govern- 4 th reys, . his information Was brought to Cit closed the social season Thursday evening goods ive eys, a representative of the instirgents Collector Wenneker as he sat in éonsu tes or’s office this morning. Arriving there with a literary and musical entertainment Our good we sell cheap, “worn-out farmer.’’ Another man ed, He only retired from the case In Jan- ¢ j}at the Guatemalan capital. When Harris ad h 4 tion with Congressman Bartholdt, who, by | they were introduced to the Rev ". folowed by a dance. The literary an . {th ie of Bya- and your money back if not suited. oe very ®eneric answer when asked n Taylor said: “I tell A ou | 88 found under @ board waik a half mile | General han Beek paniyceg and Woy 1 the way, announces that he has entirely re- Coomba of Kangas City. brother 0 ihe musical pro ramme was In char of By from his recent iliness. supe , ey rims airman o é€ Entertain- you hat settled i:, and ; covere h ia moh investigated by the committee. | ment Committee, and the dance was DEATHS. Are opposed to capital pun- | £72™_,the .scen ‘ Nn AN | revolution was ended rsonal grounds,” and rs . /We worked our way back to the séacoast “Cronin fa not with them any more,” said : . a rKhea ast, - ee . | , , Coombs was very pleasant. | by J : : ; > Mr. Wenneker, “and the other Democrats The Rev. Dr directed by J. J. Cook, Chaifman of the q | Mr. Thompson, the steamship company’s will not be far behind him, This means | He told the members of the committee thal fioor Committee, and Max Lindaur, Chair- \3 agent, and formerly an enthusiastic sup- , hea Airs, Biddinger Who sits direst-| Ghiet of Potice porter of the revolution which we set out | the breaking up of that combination. Cro- ao yea ee Va bee gh Rg He told ‘them , man of the Reception Committee. MADDOX—Died, seddeniy, 6m Thereday, | Bin ie quoted to me ee eering were were | ty pusye innocent) Resolutions of Respect. — The Busi- | 4 iso, Thomas Maddox, husband of Bilisabeth ) “behind her is never consulted nor does ‘to aid - Ye . : » was cold and unfriendly in his dc- h . 2 offer an ugges ’ ’ . gSulted with Mre. George after her arreat. a HK. . v7 who we that of course his brother was y, Suggestions or show any This, it is argued from the standpoint of | ™e@nor, but reiuctantly promised us free | men in that cavous Wio were neve | and he felt sure he could depend upon néss Men’s League met Thursday after- Maddox. lL interest in th eed! ‘ . ir word and he r , Proceedings. She al-) the ‘prosecution, ts plain evidence of a | Dommase iD the ‘> ousgoins. boat. 1 but 10, Sete dbreeiant © refused ‘0! them to reach that eeeeicdion, het ake Poth he tate P. Tanpey, The ieagre), 0 SS ae Na =, re a P aod ou “This means Tamblyn will be Speaker, | dence justified such a conciuston, not al- to the memory of the late R. P. Tansey, 1:30 p ftom fami S Wears a Dinck ROWn and glasses is the most seri eae | practical admission on. the part of Mrs. | , eS . m., ly ON TL vetlel erilous looking person | Pon of her guilt. More than that, an ae pen. Erpaness 0 a = D, iW, Waite, with Capt. Holtcamp Vice-Speaker. The lowing themselves to be swayed by preju- | who was one of its most active suporters frarpanett place, to Church of t effort will be made to prove that she pur- |; #. > vet Wibaraar ana 1 wre ants oy > rest of the present organization will go | ‘dice. land Who Was a member of the Autumnal! thence to Calvary Cemetery. Mrs, George's two «ons, Howard and oe the weapon in Chicago. Puostoffice | certain extent leaders-in the venture. Were | through. In the Council! Horton and Rev, Dr. Costets ee te bow “y ht. whe | Festivities Association, out of which the Sere my 2 r member © . Castile, Newton nspector Owen, who has been so active in 'the only ones who came back. The others | Graves will be easily returned.” comet tee begin its investigation Mon- | jeague grew. No. 4,5. K.L. a “Chatrnan ¥ | Forsythé Boulevard.—It is said that} yeanpue—on Thoreday, April 6 at 2:30 p m., , Were in the cour 4p t room hear thell /furnishing evidence for the prosecution, | z + be das airman See would not go to e n Owen McArdle, beloved basband of Bridget Me- mother to-day, but she had nothing to re are stil / : eo ©’ may testify as to the shipmen , are stil there. ren 4 to them until the recess hours, New- veleer by ‘mail, On “the ather et te he The report of our danger arose through q ernor’s office. He was called down to La- | Férsythe boulévard, extending from Clay- ° y é ice. While he ; ton ts Forest Park, and having a width Ardie (nee Motan), apd father of Margaret t on found thuch amusement in this in the older boy, who ts 17 years old } » Pp y ms ¢x rick, who weakened before the end came, was there the Rev. Dr. Coombs ned. |The of 6) feet, Will be opened, as an agreement McArdle. nning. shows no more than a pasbing og Ry t the defense will offer evidence natok of the perils which he escaped - ‘identally i was introduced. |The | settling the Htigation which has closed it es ; PR Mtg dh “a miyen, Ris an Maan ta a fate oleart W ecarenea | We were never in serious danger, , H. C. Pohlman & Bro., Determined :¢ oialater taiked to Mr: te as he ha to | for the past 6 years has been made be- bog noe nee Apri B. at ae = to weakening the artists. Th* younger . long be Ke the “heed “tastes ok the | “Guatemala is a country of ‘manana’ (to- Sh ater te a sed the others. aes ‘tween the litigants. The boulevard con- rover ag tt Caeeels ince to Calvary - oy d erent aga aA Bey ' revolver and without the slightest Sell? noTeew?- Its Oe cota ee an th a Defeat the Srrinkling Com- it is reported here that a committee is | nects With Lindell boulevard al its western vey. Friekde tnyited re attend. city Gio) be oe ae -) Witnesse meng it Offers a prolific field for estmen ° . € . ¥ np & Toth ane Bachenee KON AL AmiG down the story of Wasicr hen he ie tain | American enterprize and Ingenuity were, c bine, If Possible. pomine rey ee Denese es | ae ees a a , ‘ So y SaKec , , an . obtain a foothold, Unt then the country ‘ ‘ > sex , : he ——— ne ae hether he » 4 8 pe Willing eg Ying deeded ta mh arerece | is practically worthless, and a retharkably | : H . ait eter Sey a and will hurt the DEATHS. REILLY—April @, at 8 p. m., James J. Reilly, aged $e Beath. . MPU t mMeous Pp anishment all the twists In thts ehatin of roreiinnenin. ,}KO0d place to keep away from. I am giad The figures of . ©. Pohlman & Bro. The scene between the Rev. Dr. Coombs sex 8 . ee 30 years, beloved husband of Kate Retlly (nee hy Stans | that my experience Was not Worse, and | were again the lowest Friday when the /and on? member of the committee is de- CASRI—Ce. Teardey, Agen S at Ring Coyle), and soa of M. Jaaiés abd Alice Reilly a short iliness, Martin Casey, beloved tusband ‘* evident not only = for me room, put In every corner The missing witness, Mrs. Evy ' bids for sprinkling District #. There were . . a6, 8. Eva Althouse, Springs when the resolution was adopted, Mrs. te ( Casey). Saturday, April §, at & a. ™@., from 2 oi eeere people gather. has been located first in one place and but three bids offered. Pohiman & Bro's ane at once concluded that the Dhject was ner | erie row A eal “4 1 & at Church.” - oe te nis from the crowd | then in another, Reliable information WALL STREET BROKERS FAIL was $757; H. C. Pohiman, $836, and William | his brother’s ruin, and telegraphed _ his 1:30 i. feds dence. 2116 Hd ot ate- Deceased was 4 aw or on See a tend mbers “bs. turned. then" evidence, thee ria | MIs, Altpeuse Were Sete cesgmPaniog Sy Councll for the autme Work was Hak. hat |ROCUKig‘areival at Jefferson cy he hag | uty: eeue Jared S attend come Oy hose ae ey BR Rat os ae Seat. bien A itheing citizens of Meio Dimock & Co. Make an Assignment, firm did pe sprinkling > that déstrict in cated nie aera, Aw gina eae oS FORD—On Wednesday, April 6, 1800, at 11 p. m NOTICE JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS. s . . ous s ‘ é 7. ” . ‘ i " e ‘ oo — , ’ . * “* ). . } é ve reonal ag edge of the doings she was stopping ‘at Sisebote bee ase Brought About by Old Complica- wo ooh on the ae et Cette poke of his . bh thee Soe Mrs. Ann Ford. You are respectfully requested to attend the fe nm ~gte axton, if phe gieries had left Canton to avoid a summons as tions in Business. that Pohiman was in arrears with certain | cence, and his desire t@ prevent any ata'n Funeral from family residence, No. oar: “— neral of Brother J. J. Reilly te take place from bis ) atreet, Saturday, April 5 at 9 a. m o late residence. 4115 Evans afenue, Saturday, the most striking. From a little/ said that she had no Information whie Pohiman was before the Major Commi See eT ek tints dale cht Lawrence O'Toole’s Charch, thence to Calvary Wetatertin' ss pantbo® SYS Wud |S8t"oniy"trentca Totean Sha stgmante | NPM ORM, Anal Ete ttre or ne | when tee ah eP teeinaeoany [inp he reer sed teae expr | Sane be, 06. a. ty Oe ee | f ) 1 0 avo the noto »-i| firm o imoc Co., stock brokers, was | ment. e there tol ow a combine hax e f he committee would con- [,. . ge 4 court room which can coommodate |} and unpleasant questioning of the ‘oaranee, announced on the Stock Exchange to-day. | Dee” formed to secure all the sprink!ing cy Byes # lorries effect of on adverse ver. | GARTREEL.-Oo the th Inat., af Co. m, Anus BTAx- On Weenentay. Age wy om i ae _ mot S phen 200 Upon. omen who ination. At the request of Sheriff Zuaiser “e a, | and how it was endeavoring to squeeze | qi.; upon the future of bis brother. Gartreli, wife of William Gartrell, and mother o'clock p. m., Timothy Ryea, rk re, George daily on the streets/of Canton, Pennsylvania officers en-|One of the firm said the assignment Was! him out of business, their influence ex- —_—$—$_—_$ —_- —_—_— of Wiiltam, Netite, Maggie Gartrell and Mrs. of Mary Ryan (mee Daly), end father of ance entreat the cilictale hes enewort md Fines ah and eee at. Me: Pematahien ea eecount of Bhbch Mr tending, he said, to the Council Chamber, Good investment; Haase’s Gold Bond Be cigar. W. I. Moore. ad ot 4 . an Sa po an tligabeth and failed. Sheriff thought best te clos . The fi . ¢ 4 where the lowest bidder did not secure the The funeral will take place from t among : attaches of the ser said that he believed that Mrs. Alt- ug 895 Seuwe. eirm was ‘eC - | work. T OPEN THE SAFE residence, $1960 Clifton place, on 8 eourt room to permit }] Rouse, was it. the neighborhood of Canton, | Ct 'p 18%. and was composed of J. A. Di- | On Friday's bid he cut his former figures COULD NO ‘ Sth inst., at 1:30 p. m, to St. . One of his deputies is positive that she was|™°c*% aad R. W. E. Swinton. in_ two. weg ore r: Chareh, thence to Calvary Cemetery. theace to Ce The Board opened bids for desks and fix- | Burglars Failed to Secure Anything in invited to attend. viged to att here a week a Her ee h " tures as follows: Staudt & Reuckoldt, ya iH ; “y sa and NO CHECK ON REMARRYING office of Secretary of Counct), $918: office oj =s the Wellsville yee } GERHARD-~ Jalios H. Gerhard, Thersday. April 6 | sCHROED inant deere “: ttance. elgh nobod been | Senate Declines to Pass the Bill of Sen- Clerk of the House of Desegates, $921: WELLSVILLE, Mo., AD —It fs an- at 10:30 p. @., after & Short Uinese, aged & 7:16 s. @.. » a . er A ? te te. house for four weeka. ; Beattie Manufacturing Ce., Secretary of | nounced that the burglars who blew pen years and 11 mobthe lered uncle, / at when the actnwal taking een current that Mrs. Althouse wil) ator Schweickardt. the Council, $893.15; Clerk of the House, the vault in the bank at thia place ves- Funeral from fe 4 No. sti ns. r ter and testify is without we Spécial to the Post-Dispetch. $897. 40. ‘ | terday morning were unable to open the Duscan avenue, Wate y. Sha s at 2 P. hat when the trial be- -| JEFFPRSON CITY, Mo., April 7—The] For cases, George D. Barnard & Co. 1] small safe. and secured nothing. tha Nae 4 ret ‘ ae Council, $31% Seon m. NICOLAUS—At 2 o'clock a, m., on Thareday, April The lawyers on both sides insist that they Hiouse of Delégates,) ave absoluetiy ho RuOwiedge of the Where-| Senate this morning killed the b:ll by] gt Louts Ari Metal Co., Comet | $188: F. H. Ingalls’ New Store, 1223 Olive St. 6, after long i lness, Mimmie Nicslews, beloved ‘ foun ation so far Be can be ascertaine: 1 abouts of this woman or of young Hogan.| © * ~-lekardt rovidin that the gullty | House of Delegates, $165. Mr, potty said to the Post-Di tch cor- . diverse suit shall not réanarry There was a lett! ; for improving |B al- | The most popular place to buy furniture] wife of Heary Nicolaus. “i. t ay that he likeWise ** “ leys In the North and West Ends, Sand camoets, gas stoves, etc.; Cash or time. 's > , . | «, Bait oie z ey 3 e: “7” 7 eS _ i a oa oe - ES | - =, ~ i . oe? > . pe MOREE

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