St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 17, 1900

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7 =" *. “—" =" > * ‘ a. ws > * , - 7 . ‘Regu larEditio n THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. Re PU larEdition COMPLETE MARKIC’S REPORTS. te i COMPLETE MARKET REVORTS. : 3 4 At Famous Series of Sermons . | lO | | C a O C | xe I G ~ A | [ Hy Concentration and Versatility. By a St. Louis preacher. Some that 6 2 oe ieee: see we have been delivered and those to be St. Louis this week have won fame 2s yg « Se SWORN AVERAGE 8UNDAY CIRCULATION FOR JANUARY, 142,344. Meteieestte ten 0 ee ALL IN TO-MORROW’S SEE TOMORROW'S - __ vunday Post-Dispatch. Vou. 52, NO. 17 | ING—ST. LOUIS— " PRICE} seats deen | unday Post-Dispatch. MSS | SENS never aM) ICRONJE'S ARMY REPORTED Init CHARGE, —— BLAZING OIL NOW IN FULL RETREAT. The peed > og Rich- tes = Mrs. Julia Cammer Deliber- ard Slack. : i . ; a ately Set Herself on Fire. | 4 ayices From Modder River Received in London Say That Kelly-Kenny he Is in Pursuit and That a Large Quantity of Stores and JUST TO SHOCK HER HUSBAND. patent | ‘ Ammunition Have Been Captured. PILLAR OF FIRE BEFORE HIM) ae sxo MER CHDREX. GEN KITCHENER DIRECTING THE OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH PLAN TO B | parm oe | i sO | : 4 URN A BUILDING. ag Bee, tix ; Hd : a 4 She Claims He Would Not Quit Drink- area pa IIS eS cin the reap of the Sixth Sse ng. in India and @lee he eee Mus far has iy no determined | chubby lheutenant in the Nineteenth Hus- ree , Hor- ° i ath . has m: ing Unfortunate Woman 0 (ioing Toward Bloemfontein. tt ie cars I saw enough of him to know that ‘ibly Burned and Can Hard- : y We have capture of stock. there was in him the making of such @ — o~ ee eee ee ya 7 **% o% ee” oa ; . } ' ANS ’ . ly Recover. ie very. off, hg as pag pe delighted , ae Pe BD Be ° a he soul of Stonewall Jackson.” a Ee eg | FAR Relief of Kimterley Has Beem! vtpurwea’S MASTER HAND feiss tote ies cas Tore meee cxiananienindinecimaninn Allegation Made That He Was Forced BY ci cc leery NR egal af Mes. Julia’ Carmien of at a enon ee re ee young Duke of Westminster, who is a step- yy fr ' Ar 33 years Old, wife of a undry. workman son of George Wyndham, will Join French s j division when he arrives at the Cape, and Into the Flames i an NY See, Petes oe Py MR key Ay AO Beare ANS ¢ ‘ % ’ ew; he with suicidal Intent at her. home, at 1 anet in the City lish Fighting Force and Without ATE: gy . ‘ a; , rd > ‘ . . ‘ ; . a e. >: ! y o~y - \ ya mip’ Yelock Saturday morning, in toe presence 1 - Whom Plans and Fighting HAVE N0) WIRE T0 KIMBERLEY \¢- 4 ; ' aA aN NA Va if her husband, She was seriously burned ie Were Alike Futil eee oe Richard A. Slack is locked jin ¢ : ee 3 | yy Ae aR ; Ve | snd will probably die of her Injuries. ap inline sx tage G P ffi Depart t per Sein \ . The woman deliberately tried to end her OTHER OPERATIONS PUZZLING. Se i ty overnment ostoffiice men the TAONDON Feb. W.--The western border Asks the Cable Company to With- Courts holdoave and ‘ . ' 4 Fang an ind! tient « Nar : “ rf ‘ VA : 1; in} what most persons consider has been cleared bv Gen Roherts’ fist ink arson has been fo Pf: a WL ar: ; Und wearin: 17s a‘ | AS Seainst him b 3 aA, most painful manner in which death can draw Its Notice. the present grandiury. aa ‘ as, PERRO ume | BOERS ON THE AGGRESSIVE FAR : As a man fost ‘Gs ‘ ost his jife +} ; ; ° a ‘ teh, 4 wie pm tne Kpa witic ae Rx ets ak ; She sought thie methed in order ries Mafeking with it and secures Hrittsh — is charged with having «1 | who. . SOUTH OF THE DIAMOND CITY feontrol of the West Barkiey districs and| NUW YORK, Feb. 17.—The Commeretal Olee Departement ts tis estigeting the 7 Cable Co. this morning sent out the followe moments (yen. } rer i bv leadts K the way to Kim- Ing netice: further ' ; ; | , . She wished to pass her last Ss The rase } ae heen vw orked up ara thie pr. : cor pe , . - - in terrible angu'sh before his eves, rha?’ ERTS’ BASE OF SUP- berley, has ePcoaome the She ridan oft this aig) ne Hritish Tostofaice requeets us to | ; irj- | cancel yesterday's motice in regard to Kim- stroke, sinee the retlef of Kitmmberley CAat- eV ane , . Saaee ii / revenge wpon her husband, laimed, had wronged her AND THREATENING ROB- Bechuanalan erate : ane Teet made by leiewtives Keeley anu ¢ ; i a » , aell “The ind , ‘ip Keeley snd Cor- - the sight mi¢eht remain with him alway)ys PLIES. er 1.10 iz halting in ; het , Me tment Was returned ; ; _ —_ ; : .} weenllection dgmph oat Aca al ‘fore turning @¢ast- ere iy ' 2 = ~ and ever haunt him -with recollections ward, is in a fair oO Won a dukedom “Trere js no telegraphic communicstion with Kimberley at present.” '- Pa o'clock Baturday mornin — PS” _ S. we ): really due. He hae ‘anef waa ota asl » yn the morn- ee — revenge caiculat to BEY MUue. * has transformed an immo ing of Jan. oy Ian Richard Slach i pee : . : ~ — = nt » it | Ore flv é l aA ‘ oft ine AsCUiA ed GATACRE; ALSO, ® bile British forcee, Ww hie a was tied up to LIK S TH iF | 22 years old. He is married and lives with ' . ~ infllet more pain om him than any act railways, into an army remarkable for mo- | ya Rg Bee at urs Morgan trees A of violence sie could have committed tte rat a gor eae of fiving transport, > © In the second-hand f bt ure - ; and} goes Wel] he seems destined at econd-hand furnitu: | against him. Buller Kept Busy by the Aggressive!” .. "he. CADDRnN: 4a: Mae fei} Gen. Roberts Honors Officers of the business at 2108 Franklin ave - nue, Acre "t he loved hi too Well to harm him or : the street, at 2107 Frankli: Venue “er . yf ig ont : rfes > , Wolseley as Commander-in-Chief and to , oes to 1e41ve him, yer she hate df h mM and inter Foe and the Problem of Where reorganize the moilit ry fore Pe af éhae Brir- Provincial Forces With His Con- to the fire, was another store , ; . . ~ , . >» “ ‘rifice ‘Tse ‘ ‘ y ” Pryiti bia ai . Slack and his father The , of Re Miedgtge lpaate os : 38 Aggy one» : 3 ish = 6oRmpire Lord Salishury’s inttmPite firm was Richard A ‘& 3 : ee ee ues at pqagg eerie Their Men Come From Is Un friemds assert that this is what he 4n- fidence and Commands. . ' | ile tiie Lilse >, i ] apeqda! 4 * 5 ot J . . : Fire was discovered in this building at QO Mr. Hay! O Cel. John! ss drink—the drink which the husband solvable by the Experts tends as the sequel to a successful war, ° 05 o'clo *k on t he m rning ’ J ri . qc} 1] 1. Wa cd: 1liK Raa i “ Wi Sy ‘ ; ‘ , } Was ir) th l’rime Mi I ister’s r ¢ I i -- : ritss f ‘ronde ‘ ar ’ . iived with his wife at 1321 Morgan street | what she had done 1 86 f her enil- 7 oar River.—Gen. Cronje, with 10,00 men, {7 ,., “4 - he ae tee Se —: >| command if he were ever called upon to A Coroner's jury conducted an inquest v1 dren, asking that the nh St es wad. pry hgggeie n interviewed With Fre- | take the field +] S$ ShO come, but |ig In full retreat towards Bloemfontein. Maj. Drabant. who now leads a strong euect to the aitizy has exoressed the opinion that the ‘“‘Siim’’ Boer Commanian: a husband. . , faction and harrassing the retreat. from communication with his Commander- 1 tin oe Oo Oe OH Oe, Pee ee eee eee |. habli. Spyfontetn, going in a northwesterly dl- View the fire with suspicion. He The Cammer family ‘tive in three rooms rection A SON ection. which took up the outianders’ tition from Johannesburg. Maj. Brabant has had long experience in South African warfare, and is a wide-awake, bronzed veteran. Another colonial officer whom Gen. Rob- erts honored with his confidence, ta tol. Sohermbrucker the last survivor of the once famous Geaman Legion raised for service in the Crimean war, but conveyed to South \frica in 186 to assist in colonizing the llastern Previnee of Cape Colony. He rep. tre- tary Circles. hresents J Se — J * ee ee eee eee oe eo ss ‘) ‘ft ad | o} ‘ ~% “ar nnected comparatively slight, in view of the ™m opeiis I’y . P TC , } . “‘) wT am a) : less than w men , . es tard Roberta has raliled the lovaj] vo-- Cammer an riend, iry Miller a a Gt one kitted, LONDON, Feb, Ti.— Londo: 5 Soe @ tnteere for the defense of the colontes, ant oe. peuple g Wy aoe ian Poe chee "teite Rinieioins suinipemarehad Gals sft ing with praises of Gen. French ryvyie maktog large use of them in this cam- Ny} " 'y* ° . F ome a? rs .e ‘ P : Ay Se % : . oe . . . . . ) . *4i” ‘day night drinks » 5 bec to Gen. French's division was enthustast!- | gistinguished officer sail: “It _. | parte One of the effects of bis work wil ae F 1 disappearance of the last traces of fo Oo @ woe mendous bombardment. “+ siatement miude to ius wife by Milles i er Without Home or Friend. fore his de ath Accor ling to the dete ‘TiVes report, on Baturday, Jan. w two davs b- | tty the fire, Slack and Milier drove up io! Misler’s home, at 1321 Morgan street. and | ) unloaded three bales of excelsior. Tite AR. was taken from the Wagon and stored AN ACCIDENT OF THE W away in the house. This exce.sior wae | brought between 3 and 4 o'clock in the aiternoon. At 10 Weleck on the same nighit ! TUNES OF A Biack and Miller came for the excelsior and SINGULAR — “wae ged it in_the Wagon drove away with WAR VETERAN. “oe “ ‘ other | eallv welcomed at Kimberley. Tne officers | Pichous thing te proplecs j r @ “his Mraddockism in the attitude of the Imperta! room bat ‘Johnn Trench wy t , ei — wort the provin ‘Tals. dined at the club - last evening. it ‘Johniy Pret ay : towar?! the J aed literary ability has enabled him to pre Some gent bis reiwarkable feat iike a clapter ? food from: one of the masters of romance Abd it ts very donbtful whether any readers of War correspondence have ever had the fleld of action brought ev vividly before tpem VINSTRON CHU RCTEI IL, St. Leouls, Fel. 34, 1900. The news of the entry into Kimberey has Sind! piecigvatet "man quarts | greatly eneered the troops, who are woth THE FIGHTING UP TO THURSDAY. pus. atic ‘ t. unde l Mrs . ing splendidly. eee While the exeeisior was in the house — ight Cammer met eh ‘ : : , , mailer told his wife that he and Richard hg Py LONDON, Feb. 17—A dispateh tothe War] hugaegements at Numerous Points Reported, the Meaning of Many 7 o,° ° 4 7 * > . 7 7 Sd ee . big sum of money. l’oluting at the three indies of excelsior he said that that wax : heii as : Presently room, iurTr- the beginning , shem« nal , ™ An Old Soldier on His Way to the This, gentle reader, is what Mr. Winston ediv went ! re | here the children | Keliy-Kenmny’s brigade Friday captiired 78 ; : Snes” > hiss Pees te oun! bring ) Sn sienatahe ah f them PArNTIOON trig de-. beers, Las vetired to Arundel to ecover oneyv to xe ak a “cl ] cr ~~ ules. au yr . . 5 ie. ; ~" Tier . ~ on 'o7 ae re — oo “pa he 7 WUome at Chatta- (‘hurehill of Bt Louls, author of Richaiad ahaha tans wagons of stores and ammunition lela iging tails of the rrae ines in range = State N 1a PWprood é oke hie rnd day, Bunday, he again Carvel,” has to say concerning Lieut. Wins. [| PAa° or’ ss: . oer open behind } , ; att ia ) = Pie War Office points out that the word apo to is Wife and told her that he nooga. ton Spencer Churchill's ’ t BOOM, sea Ans ' pandas igh pe “ud . teed to Gen. Cronie. in : | eariier rt thins pek are ‘here’ in toe above diepacch means some and Richard had business dealings and he sO) SPencel nurehlis account of how ne cae Bee ee ternary ice, aeP ' ‘ pourh m fron diyoctiona amd in deeclnt om the Modder Kiver other tnaan the a ong es iy afternoon, The day —— escaped from a Boer military prison at ]™* “ag . ps en ene nit ihe ah Po ie Following ts) th ul Ports ney Pact done saa se Et Mendder Rive Poet fear ® ae *? ’ } " j '- + {? er, eu : : . ° . S* ali . ‘| i ; . ‘ i . ai! ~ © S id i taet e . P setore the fire Milier, when he left home Pretoria. This thrilling narrai!ve you will [Po T rial the Giepateh: ven'tht : , A Hee also issued the following tora nas wife that his and Richard's scheme Tt » Anderson, wanderer and citizet . f iif ris as 1 ' wae , going lo matertualize SOon, med fa a btnints . ‘ — . ; and known flnicd tay to-morrow s Sunday Post-Dispat ‘hi. Tid . 4 2 “Jacobsida! eb. i7. 5 ‘ . reli: “” i “Fe eve . Pcies 9 «a I acts hometal t ; a i. p m Much grate . ’ . " " > > . , > e | ‘ : ‘TT . © itt 1” Oe Tae | . . | ° . ‘ , f I } P d Tiere i i i ‘ ‘ ae ‘ Pat! very few ays the ¥ would have plenty of | Of the world, who sayé he la : a handsomely illustrated, . eat e threaugh whieh ‘al Renne’s hirleraed Be ROPE iui ces su aS ’ a hei eel OM creiy re to find admirable hose money. That was the lust Mrs. Miller saw for 38 vears what it is to have a hone, ae SS : , et Lenny S&S OTRAS ra wee . ris abe ee . fel artangemenis. nade by the (Cserma of_her huaband until after the fire. l'ni Siation He is a veteran of tae One other striking feature which you will i Paka 8 dae eae age y te suiet Inst t wagons Jaden wit! ‘Or tw meio Put ' er Peet eee rps uneer Tore Kaettner an The tire broke out at 2:05 o'clock. In was | 8h * Bion Slabio™. i-_mteannow find im to-morrow's Sunday Post-Diepat: dally ~The rd nd save the tick . | ath eee re | is 6 trOo 4 Wale 1 sgh Wire, woilr ihelr staffs, have abcut an hour later wher Miller poundge; Civil War and wishes to go to Chattanooga, PeOw 2 Sees ml - DIEPAate rt Hem they hes pi alge a re si lum } Maurer i ‘igat boxes of shells - | mene m5 et Kidnpess to our wounded ; ° ‘ . > . . . ‘ - Pa fs, ’ . " ? ! i , : § ‘ " , . vt ' ee : P ne mei f : ; _ ‘ . * hy yy one deni By ks Pree mot tp home tut he nas no money and has been] ton. Surrounding this will be 19 recognized A eaghe Maier fran? ener is of explosives and @ large quantity . 4 erp “ ptt bi iti Phan wowrde ] bave been here since Tte- wut of bed aul admitt lim. His clothing 4 ant * YF : cra ds caps, op ) ies ‘e ius ! os wese browgh y : , " ‘ sb y P vd a "sa 7 "«¢ ~ ¥ ty ty ae «7 > « , ‘ye ’ eer j ore. ! Pi: ry é ad , > . } raf ? . aerry } eo " | ay ‘ ; e erica ‘ i a! t in est@c- was nearly burned off his body and he wows patientivy walling Sitice Thursday fur some portraits of Washington, tneluding are m th pai lige ap ; see Sto , 2h BB nekeing to ronje’s laage! i y . him to his} production of the famous painting by Gil- ‘sda me Me ia camBatdl Ccieiein’ ite | Which was a@till neing shelled dic ft Teepe a % , were s.ieepri gone ote tots tag fe th kind-hearted person (tv assis ' our arti e n sa WwW e they **beraal cloue it * Sie : l . } i : : t hy } . a . Mt , net et RENDSBURG. a aeons that his and Richard's scheme, He was wounded during the norrify anyone senge! ) wae MNP! : te r ti VRPOORT, Feb %--Very seewre in wh gh the excelsior paved an importait been unable to work since. Hie says the Generai’s death, when he was t4 vears old 7: eom = “wae ral —— tae ot os See Ree oa ate rred on both bur -fenke Sear ecn Ul inte execution tire , , : he , rt ‘' . . onan frebit ) aut ey! “Ee rae igi rive eer: ai F.\ sink din oe Oe ort they had basraen’ the store Hut wound necessitated his returement prom Cardinal Gibbons recently pitched into |fliames, which ora ee ee eee s08e , i % oe A . ' rt Pesnicd ates The - nemy greatly outhum- himself was se badly burned that he was! service and that he has been compelled tO}; tne woman suffragists at a lively rate above | il a aco cain Ss laen weaeneee ae nae LONDON, Feo. di, 2:3 Special ay ee ee Reyes muse eee ' ne be vk about 4909 In aum- : , > rs . -m | P eh . | , > “f A ' .. i rele os ‘ sg ; , ‘ ‘ ae : P . ' Seay ae ‘ ; we ; @* ‘ . e, ¢ it lf ‘ ' "Fy ween nate inte oe. coun . 4B i live principally on ane wre of a ele Among other things he said tlie , ryerny oo Graat tie, ' il o% ren idispatch frown S? rkairoom, dated to~xlay, meee as aie we eee, ian my "Id eee attarckel the Worceatefshire | | from the time of his discharge. e ere ni tears fs > eh , mr of the more h says the Boers with artillery commenved ‘ é: , , Pephy t " J hetr Til, and with deaperate ; harged home, only to ezperi- — acdmiissiv ‘ery s ] . 1 vonan'’s tights women an . " ‘ mito every Sv regar. wona 4 rife er they had «e: | he has appiled for adam . wees Sa 7 "em pa oye : , oe on _ oe, wh H a oo oe | diere’ home in the United Blates but one, @«lety jleadems in the bigher walks of life nd ran ut there ha Jum ian attack early tools meorving.on Molteno. iy ‘ omimiual ation wt ‘ fied e ce on r ” arte) out As he 1g e b othes , ie me eich a heavy M on and rifle fre from . ‘ lea , . »? lye q * sayr tree Abs ij ; th ; reached the door, he said, Richard shoved | vut for unexplained re pare _ application ax the worst enemies of the female sex am : “pig. BBA pty oP atid ap aaa test: olaw es Ss eas sem: E threaten: hte 1 — on To : be him back into the room arn locked aT) has in each “Ase been retuse Lore Hiebert. ae dd :; : é a ae foreucn witheut losih@ a man, ow, t ough almost overcome by the ter- which he nh, , _ jischargce pa a ghow- Labitually preaching about wemans rghis ents coe Mere be. 40s Tht ti jins : \ ee o 7 eeas oe re Bes ' company of New South Wakes mount. rifle beat, he battered the door. down Aik! claims, he DAs Ts Gis “ , . " . ry ' ye ' iry ol fivi “Hee ok ai¢ I ‘ rs té , . oan a oO @et outside lia clothing ing that he War a member o on , . Was unfortunately sganthilated, . ; ‘ii- > . . -“. } ‘ pat. Tb - tie ‘ re "te oe 4 S3y% ; . ’ i ta liive ct. hildren ° . i marched along the right atek sen ees, pe ie pot He é, | = ' ie outset of the engagement. Tre and when he «aw the old negro he langhe| lin the immigrant room at the station rhen Mrs. Carrte Chapman Catt. president of — —- Hoers showed fernt amd we hae several fa nareh. of the central p Ore sy we toe Zine of the Neoon's setting at him. Miller, theugh suffering from his, he will sit for hours staring through Bigs 9" the National Woman's Suffrage Associa anavition. The division thea masehid os « Pa te ~~ Vortys oy os reds 7 Tro ore) ‘oat of five colontas Derme, Gid not realize that his injuries dow without a trace of expression On be) nent} : Miss rh val . b. iver tn the ned t, fee niratize move back Black for lnughing at him In Nes. Mil} Hie lave the blame for his cred ant o Susan B. Anthonys tie bvers man it? Later) ; , aT 4a # +) . . dectded? be ee ' ‘(Mir 7 e presence, so the police charge, the | ble and misfortune ipod ew ered. my | shia dea ee ee ae bates ced a wove A ve Kimberiy | 7 mm 4 chop have been @eafely ree ° ' the arms Reve Antolnette BH. BRlackwel ) Alp: ies bola dealin it« failing into the hands of the enemy. id nagro eaid to Slack * he (Slack? had curred shortly after he entered 3 mais old ack that h Shah} liael he happened to be a figure woman ordained s@ a Congregatlionas Minh wounded offf-er= and @® men were Nek wpeort Melg, hospital Oue shovea him back ‘nto the fire and he ought ; 4nd in whieh British captured many prisoners, bu:| THE KIMBERLEY MOVEMENT. [ie ee eesent te not known. ~ . ler ed } wife to a 1 his slo omething nucceed in the last trial. o SKATING AT THE PARKS. *@* *@ o,° tion, recen a * ono *e . oe = * *@- to do Whatever he could for hin). Slack | He and a party of soldiers were fOTARIME! ter in the United States then. according to Mrs. Miller, Cailei | near Lexington, Ky. rhey entered a sei Mrs. Burton Harrison, novels. Lutie Fitch, a young colored girl, and told! where the undergrowth was Chick. Dive y Mi turton « oy. rs — ioe : soe reall her to go to @ drugsiere out of the neigh-. bad not sroceeded far before one of the Mra. Lillian Devereux Blake, le ASUAITIeS Were FIR Mie oh eTPRIER PRG Obs : bhe Sixth? py, ‘port ‘eae up to the announcement mee _ nat a bottle of medicine hat party placed his shotgun to his sjoulder an! director of the National Woman's Sufffaxe sterduw jp ovicial * yesterday that Gen. Clem- would afford relief. ‘The girl was spectally RAREH HE | : ts he forced to aban on Rendsebera, RSOCIAtle! ;EFDLIES "¢ rite. 1 . . ‘ ‘ . rea ‘ Vey ; foe retirement betne ext iatine-~@4 not only on ‘ , P . ¥ , } fovy #-* ‘ : er = , oat * hye wa.) . Piger 4 are bis pije@e « thes (Laiger mir miting Naa uw. man Who, while carrying a kerosene lamp, | yarde In front o (ake pt ltl lg SPI ne licorihe -teyistislt vi is A siepply pont for several ; ran forwerd anal learned that “an Ry pes . Who I nite i States : ; : the firittan A riviy ™m ’ Iv) trey ae P sift hy “Ave iy ~ Nehting on burned because of an explosion. Mr. = , ; Miller gave this information "to the detec. | Was a member of a band encamped there, | alice Stone Blackwell, editor of the Wom. Shortiv afters ving be that Last Witen cot wed and Cordell aay | has a yoo my, poe ge sale teen, bul an’a Journal mers tied . betel and found tt full] Momiay and Puewdaw during Che retrograde .. ‘orro . Ps n We we ’ , . *)° e i¢ *) a 2 ° 7 + ’. ° The ‘ , yee i ‘ 4 “A ii - «of Oo if |} Mrovermetit free en! , j , t “y -_* wuerated the woman’ ~ orher eoldiers ran away While I was Hielen Kenrick Johnson, a" hor, etiter an: slo @ aleatoate © ofe © at @ lo @ aio © Hr O Hr OH © soo Dale @ o8o @ 0% onlay : pce Worn oe f rj) tioeverm | ere ee ae Prvse. remained at the Miller home for | mintstering - a an - d woman came | founder of the Meridian Club for Women ’ ; fon ti . ! | of New Bouth Wales mea time. He finally gave Mrs. Miller | out of a tent an egan to curve me... She Mre. Willfar T. Helmuth, director of the , : ‘ ' exci at Vit bem Were Wounded, | (rut of Ave colonial off'- or her husband. Then Miller told Slack | called upon Heaven to send me nothing but ri 1 Federation of Women’s «lubes THE WEATHER INDICATICNS. hh ve. ' en ’ oa : Heary ana M; 1? ined bi ty | , ' only one returned te camp. hat him into thie fix and he ovugn: | misfortune, to make me @ pauper ahd to] Genera eders . | awe : hinge nerth in th i of | Sioie imaleedl ' i ere wer ee} itish had to destroy ea Mexzim guna to get him out of it. Miller insisted that | send me through 7 a Wanderer without All of these repues you will find in to- FAIR AND COLD. * ) , » Ri rat foun obsdal, slightiy |te prevent faliing into the handa of @ eestor Slack sent for Dr.) home. love oF nit yf it at th j b morrow’s Sunday Post-Dispatch ee eee 2s eee ' seu A e Writ, : t ; If the burghers succeed In de- Mo m street. Dr. Mc- “T thought nothing o ° s goer _ The story of an Ametican girl who ws : nd 9 ite Parr Sa fav might er xinecgur 7 : : re ry aivis.o vali : mS ‘atnog Clementa they can ¢eriaualy thrwat 1 said he would treat Miller if he jin a few weeks I was so impressed with 1 silos ‘ hea : “ify ‘ vy @l-len ft ' line of eomwmuntcation, en were pald. Slack toM Dr. Me Williams | 1 could not forget it for a moment. I seon] jilted bv “Mia, ' rare Dae het stven Miller Mand than te that [believed that the ot woman had Aine | vue aint wino lived dons a sium piacd fg | Me [pe Reker oma t cover wou make the ower, am ’ , ; ‘ e Pott ere an sew re ;: ee Phine rat Veffy oo ' e 2 no P pon ss eer neg eee aes : ea bared 3 JACOBSDAL :, . i.e v « ; Col “Test. 2} PAC CHRIMT OAT ‘ita Pree good. After visiting Miller Dr. | weight of her curse hanging over me. Since the farnily name hry her father rewitiiams told Black that the man's con- [that time what rhe said has hauvnied me A 8:, Louis orators notable srries oe Kew Work Little Res , : ; : elis ans was very serious and would probably |constantiy. A few months after that scene | cures on a series of subjecta of interest tO) Gay oage ae New (rieans 4 “ eda he ip: ne Fe ar? » silaht: ieee tise onl eg ‘ : nat. es s s wos eet be tg ~ sy rae ‘ler every reader, in or out of 8:. Jouls. "Orpemmatt 2.2.0 oss: 2 Pittsburg. Mp right. and probably Ww! lL effest a junectiot py ae nosts his rear being held by monte! = ede wer ree. —The Ot "tenes otter’ that “and cays fife. My mistort > F 5 the old women] pon't forget the halftones, They will be an... Vickebarg oss | With his force. The enemy is retiring nerth. | ingentry. tween Modder River and Jacetese! is new | CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO, +=many and beautiful. .. = > ~~ iodiamapo Washiogios .... 2.,.25 | The Ninta Division, under Gen, Colville! “Clements, bavmg been pressed by thy! open, The distance js only aime alles, The °° —_ — turer and ° “+ c° Oe o . *¢ f 2° o- ae a. ti ba o@ eee ts pe Ki- tk r x eo a nobleman, ®&ho married a vis. ndat. rising temperature snndas | . ' i ’ ’ eee i . , ° ; » i "held ’ ‘ . . ; hh ae : i ” , 3 ’ ; . ; »<* hs