St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 14, 1900

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z THURSDAY—ST- LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —JUNE 14, 1900. — Intreet and jumped on a car going north. “J told one of nv men to see If woe Bote a > ha ' | = | ee -— senmeeees | a@ been shot. Boline’s h«lv Was found be- o ind the do: r. I orfered him sear: ne l, Bbe- | Weather ; , | FREE! cause someone hac ent) that a es ane ’ | ] di . Deen painted at the pgoasemen from iside | : the $508. Tt was réeporied to me that there ‘e ications: Oe an ie Was no Weapon on tjohnes body if a CLOUDY ; Soda y pur- ° chasers to-morro w. weapon had been polnted from ine de the ORY CSOCDS COM PANY. Goor I could not have seen it from my peo sition.” 3 In answer to a question put at the re- Mid-Summer Sale quest of Attorney Harvey Sta Kk said he : Bsa aie aif Shien ht enc Silks and Ribbons. CRITICAL TIMES COMPEL PANICKY REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPTS. OF THE BIG STORE. IF YOU DON'T WANT TO BUY, DON'T, BUT LOOK, le told of the difficulty | tered*® when he attempted to le "nm the at oF ihe owner deputy sheri’s |] 1. Nforrow at 8 A. M. we shall offer this season’s most at , ' ' Deputy ‘Pushed | desirable Staple and Novelty Silks and Ribbons at a marked sag ado spas aa LADIES sale gt SUITS TRIMMED HATS $I 9 5 Men’s and Boys BOYS’ SUITS. angen tag ae as North Tenth reduction in prices. . “Got x ad ¢ ; e - ¥ ‘be ou ar 9 t on Ss. Me , “ ee . at ' aie. I do not belleve I f ‘ la. t . R 4 q } ; Patent Mp Button Shoes, —— -95¢ | } Cuteren's a4 Boys’ Pcie Hats | S8e 3c for Boys’ Tic Wash Suits, are. Mary ee cere Stree, ‘ur {| Jardiniere Stripes, Escurial, Ec- including cream: aoe pee Bid Lece jshirred satin ribl indeials coms, worth up to $1— 3 v “IT was on enth street, going norti t ~ : 4 % OOS, All BIZOS.. | Ladies’ fo ‘he fot Suits, CAS i ae? : F Bahne was sitting down In his gateway. . centric, Geometric and Floral f PALMER'S Ladies’ 75 Boag ye? vio , “2* | Ladies’ Hats, 3c. | a0 Ribbon, 10c. this worgs Oe septa de en's and Young Men's Clothing. deputy punched him and told him to get: Sketch Designs: 25c¢ Per Yard. ‘ ‘Tee Congress. Hiqued lack atk, ski s og 3500 more of those un-) | , plain una Berane "braids "pia and $4. 95 Men's eee gind §=Young s'de. The deputy then hit him with a gun eKnetc CSRS » F p -ALMER'S Ladies’ ‘ith box-pleated backs.. * $5, trimmed hats, shapes of; 2000) yards of all-silk fancy bands. goods, a . Men's Blue Serge Sults— der : Made to sell for 50c, 60c and 75c. a tnae Ginek Sikes | ‘ex’ Washable Shirt Walats, | €very description, worth) Tagreta Ribbon, striped | worth up to Be... guaranteed all-wool and fast color, i aan . ps n eran at ' $1.00, come and) rappin i os just the thing for summer wear. a” FT at eee Hh» 5 1 . Hii curt rs A deputy caught me by we shoulder an told me to get inside I i 7“ 4 chi Le O5c¢ Per Yard. »Al, ’ andiea’ &2 ( Oak kK | a | haart? re “ ars an —«99¢ cd , plaids and checks, Tne diae st... SLAG] tants Linen ech Deen mn (inches wide, worth | MEN'S AND BOY'S $7.45 {choles of fittcon atzten didn't live there and would no Mot : i UR ae 3 . on, then,’ he said. roughly. F ‘t , Regular Retail Price, svc, Soc, $1.00. emnanits. m4 . k tly i? ti 9. , adiese’ | ite? rae) loress SI irts, OntA . . 4 . og ta -— ol a oS a! | ; ALMER'S Youths’ 25 Satin | Ms e.mnianted thai as 996 ‘ Friday. yard, SH j RTS Suits, checks, stripes, plaids, ete. as Y om my, .) o1 :- @ a, at ‘4 . . . . : ‘alf , » Sh :. ® large ones, with bunds ese ses for Men's and Y that I heard the shot which ae 24-inch Printed Liberty Satin and }1000 short ends of Plain and Size 0: sees | All our $1.75 Shirt Waists...-D8%e | and frosted foliage, Best laundered percale, negligee 3.39 strictly all- wool and “: | 1 ow | oe ; color blue serge Coats and Vests, Bohne and I saw the shot fired. . ~" , 4a: . : ; “or ; ee &? «) tert “81.25 th 2 r ; the oul; Silks-— renty disti 5 r ; is “eee R's ¥ . We Tennis - a oy yore Sart Ww mee WOES ae Pee saa? : front, collars and cuffs attached, ’ Foulard Silks—in tw y nct | Fancy Ribbon, one to 2 yards in ee 44. H. ak a tein panch. Wridas Ladies’ Walking cremt- sete One cuts s 93¢ feather weight and comfortable for I \ I I emitrain “The man who shot Mr. Bohne was lors All our § $3.00 ; : ‘maity ho handled me so rougoly. »pmale = . : a ; : *" } . »} mm 1 = - a Na 3.0 : ’ : “ye i } 4 Se este old. had a mustac color effects; length, 3 to 6 inches in width, . hens ie a et site es neaesay) | Shirt Wajsts........ $l 98 oe Hats, 25c. boys’ sizes, Friday ee ee ‘as pale—i act. his face was white. 4 750° ALMER S ol.in ~ ty our $10 Sill BsSUS. «+ wrt 6 arg sprays, ‘worth Seneae if ner hsa muass in hls face * $1.00 Per Yard. worth up to 75¢; Some, Ton Caf Lace Me"-91 00 | cae eat Assorted styles Walking | TIEN'S UNDERWEAR, 18c. BOYS’ PANTS, wore a whit str aw frat with bia ‘+k band ; 15 r mnant mM sizes 12 to 2 and 2M 'Ledies? Vos Friday ¥% Hats. Sailors and Tam a nee ry - ages Re for Boys’ Se Wash Knee Pants é e : : ts ' ’ a 25 pP R AL) 'S Boys’ Tan dialed Aiea® tthe "og nee MEG : albriggam Drawers, all sizes, al- Ps Regular Price, $1.20. Cc e e ° : Bargains. 100 mail ies 1 or caked 35e kind—Frida er ¢ | ~ 4 : areal renee, ous. money order ee ne me he - == sal de puty thea got on & Valenciennes Huck Towels — pores Ss Hosiery, oc. ia ' are ws se. | sv gE Stag Pateenh Parasols, will receive a pene Henry Moll, 918 Mound, said: aac Mrs. Tilda Linnartz, 66 years old, of 6916 | “Why should I fear a lot of hoodjlums’ nem. ai oy In- ioe vaine—— ilar | ni shed ge . =o x ind seamless R Friday prompt bate with Bane? Tenth and Mound and 0 x“ de digg be. >) eo “4 Ma ‘r avenue, awed about 200 per- | ae ha have an 00 — af =o" they | & yards for... fi Be each..... bel: Sak eS Mee THE BIG STO E, SEVENTH and FRANKLIN AY, The same with ruffle......... | attention. uite : [es “? ies sone whi we ‘eatened her with violence! ,, ew , ; os a = Aa ye it “4 M Ph + 5 Ro. 4 ty hae ¥ Sea ee 3s ; ; agate was sitt ne ol ‘his door pecaus a he vb ngage cad of the St. Louis| ~scyq), : un ba path aceon jecided 7 , ka 7 = a ' — and ordered him | ist .| Trans, ; during the troublous time in|, , in the South End. Someone dared ! rd of hearing and cannot unde stand l@ south end. ide on one of the transit company’ 7° wary ~ " , ‘ Mirs Li nee , . ~— : Ge Oh one oO at a Compan : English. A deputy pushed him through the Sirs. Linnartz boarded a > agen ay cat ‘3 : [I just didn’t take the dar fate. This deputy thrust his gun barrel] carry! a small satchel whic! contained | hat’s ali. — s ; e through an opening in the gate, but at a 10% led revolver. Despite warning Siie ‘Th ore > no naseengers on the ec: Or w once withdrew it and fired through the] alighted at Miller street and was soon | thi ‘ode. oth the policeman an: he pe la on solid part of the door. V’he man that fired] surrounded by a large crowd of women | cond uctor seeme d a trifle nervous, @ crowd and attempting to clear the street. | the crowd back. Then 6he calmly declared “I knew rh { ene other He heard a shot fired, but did not know] she would make trouble for the first one) women jn st ouis, but if they had taken what led to the shooting who abused her the elt h — = ies oe ae a - e rre . rs : 2 . . : pre aution I ‘ ‘ , ‘ rnt have had , . : pr heeded her caution! 4 di 2 I'he watch illustrated has solid gold : . the shot wore a gray suit and a straw hat and young men ' didn’t see any reason to feel so Cowards oe and had a sandy mustache.” Without hesitati! yn the aged woman drew ona attack women when they are defense- 9 Philip Rels saw the deputies dispers ing the revolver from the satchel and ordered | jecg j a ies a C es. Route” Erbe, 1720 North Tenth street, sa! rhe crowd promptly a different story aR th ae on ge Sires ar vf ey fae net to pass. } . | leserved pn ir ise, nor do I rant t . ] 1 ] en Bsirect, Faw the dey] les AVE “rs annartZ went a short distance an th at as okin or tro Nej- qAcaACc > y 4 S- cond ook Seca a. ie. M> Me yg sho ae mo en a one — 4 north — er would ee people ae Fh uble, Pye Coat Cases, jewe eC moy ement, ey eT es ese ‘nen Oo e's body as rei A’ Ci P er en age nad PT i Y different from of) ers of sex 9 ac} ¢ ‘- ‘ > . } nue, @ special deputy Oerity. pasa: . “We Soe is her rentals wtihout the assistance | and showed them the revolver. I aimed the vere coming trom dinner ona car. A wom- She agent, weapon at no one, but kept it prominently z eraer at boas Bee SS ot t} — "aa l j a as She is strong and vigorous, and tin ap-! °; f, nt of me and held it tig} ao that ee ay: = See 1IS Week | , me and he ghtly, so that =e ga aos and have as equipment the best models of chair cars George Karman, 1439 South Compton ave- t i an alighted from the car at Howard street eel at “- ; and e crowd followed her. With Deputy Ne amma re is not older than the average | no one could take it from me. = Ra ys " BP Eo, ftratnern I pursued the crowd, but the T "the Pont Dispatch Mrs. Li t id: ‘J 2p Pleo I appeared som: what deter- a a Lo LONG. Rs ~~ 7 : 9 Waa gecaped and we returned. When j...7° ost-Dispateh Mrs. Linnartz eaid: | mined and when I said I would tolerate no SSA pee ven a SOO ni a Pr (seats free) with smoker’s compartments and the yy experiences with tnoese hoodlums Is insult the crowd moved aw AV from me . oe . XY : . Oi . , ties struggling with two men near a gate. ; ponte . , = Oe ; aN ; : The men rushed in and closed the gate. I], ae oa eee eee | utes and gags esas mayen fone Pang SS io: ai ay Other Special Offers of Ladies’ Gold most modern patterns of drawing room, compartment, saw the barre] of a nickel-plated revolver ae spicier a os th pt wh again pu le pistol away when » = 3 o vil ‘ ‘ not be exactly safe for me to go unarmed. ! boarded the car an ah no one bot! reg me.”’ Watches this week at $24, $25, $27 and $30 buffet and standard sleepers. velking up Tenth street 1 saw two depu- ot hardly worth mentioning, | “I stopped at the corner about 10. min- tticking through the opening in the gate —- = ~- ————— oo - es -- ——— —— —_ from the inside. There was no one imme- : 4 reo He Killed Bohne. peeks AF Peg io ma te _ | — . = very I ; vs i little of t ou as he Vas on le other onne could not speak English at W.J. Fay, 4615 Maryland avenue, a deputy | side of Sewenth street. ‘“We ehased people hear him @ay anything.” sheriff, said: nto their houses. The lieutenant of police Will iam Ke ly, 1508 Washington avenue, , a sas “I was not there at the time of the shoot- and I went across the street, and I heard posseman, said: “I was re turning to dinner ing. De puty Marsh reported when he carne somebody holler, ‘O he's got a big gun!’ ‘ith eight other possemen. ' al pf - es aetet 4% two men were | Somebo oY ed, ‘Shoot him!’ across the ‘otect a Woman who had aligh a ar fier B . shot, searc] ties that if they came in there I had a ~ LARGE B BAR 53 CENTS-—Sold Elsewhere for 75 Cents. R : ont oO ne nouse Ate re the} street. I heard the shot fired, but don't ‘ar. We yeturned from » corner : hody and make a . n nd }body and mak inside the kitchen when" the shot The Purest and Best Brand of IMPORTED Castile on the Market. a ly shot and that one of them Nl know who fired it. 1 saw no one with a re- ‘re passing the haker shop hel nme « ret “me go in then | oT , " : & ‘go T sie , : > ales , . — n a ’ > ar ry y +] 5 as to eave no wastec time oO wal - makers, vf these in oe oh . i the ager Pwo | aye on Se such a DO: eth les pes ‘ (tO get the ople ro into their |*” none an ‘the st! t. any thing rs Explosion Near Midnight Wrecked the } ng to mi ey up for in | } : hot , : ” we ¢: en ’ ' , vi ¢3 ct ners} Y 4 j , 9 & . . per and sald “I will shoot the first uld see the deputy who fire 1 he his revolver-in the other. strike began. I was the first per n n Trailer of a Train. but No r=] : LTIMORE ables us--in fact compels us—to gt hm - that comes near me,” He wore a light suit and a stra “ , no I not : i saw no weapons in the hands of per- potatoe One Was Injured. keep ourselves equipped with every “W ho was that man’ asked the aoroner. io not know what led to the shooting. sone tn tha ane ctedilener mSernant ‘ aa 2 find near ir ; his "hie witness ro , ‘eplie: ates i 26 ee | Se See . vty: = , , ; se - . elites the é oom, replied Deputy Said six feet from Lieut. Stack when he warned | p ach No. 283 of the Olive strect line. next WASHINCTON, ~ at help in mode te nee the deputies not SHootl, d am positive | Pane Had ihe .ast car out of the barns Wednesday . ACL TTL s and a methods Sleeping car rese rvations secure, Bag- increase our capacity for wor ind held it about ‘sa , , mrs iy 7 ‘ P ‘ : f f } . . ‘ » ie + i ‘ ‘ } | from the gate and Are 1. J hea ‘ aud produced Stomiach trouble and aii ot the on the sidewalk say ‘shoot again. “Another deputy then threw is weigh against the ate and it vielded » saw !] lens. ; vb they hi one—saw hne there shot le +4 » ernfiec . ha a revolver or é' : > et: ; oa L¢ mae thie Nee sy oy beg all dd i king i dreve Se of eourse .enrs has : ; nployes Chartei rang ereal ood Conce, me ont 3 i} any revoiver sift - |} poly "Ss" al “oken lass were widely dis-. : » UF A., SOWtOU OC Po He: ‘ leh, I | to me about hav! pak mete ls er = ‘es ater & BE Pe, , HAGGENJOS—On Tuesday, June 12, at 1:2 a. My to fire i} lealth began to improve and he | trouble. ealver 1s was { , ae peewee . me ‘Iness, Bernard J. Uaggen- : ; . em / ' - : - ~ | s+ . fey 4} - 1, a ry re Ce t ° t ar ) ‘ . T le ' ‘ - bh ‘ : £F gd; ear th i es ‘ e+ ‘ P he Yr e , | » 1 ’ ; q Stack was summoned before the coroner ‘e were ten persons on| now weigns lol pounds, an increase oi lo My father haa : ' Clausse | oe ees , ; ers’ , Prot. Association ; ae 6 oe ! ni brot : er” / :- - leputies f : too nervous to carry ore ii , into the f I it tnd. St. Louis = | jos, son of Willlam and Mary ifaggenios, breth- and asked as to the accuracy of the wit- ie oar a + pounds over his tormer weight. this ; a the yard, was not i hehe Rot facing the point of . explo- reu Gemuade Vor 1Dd, Sh. LAWS. «+o 00- a: > 26 years ness’ statement = no one h a revolver, I did not : , = | baker, who was in th the s Be GOURSS FSS Se eee : ps irst Ward Sympathizers Cit er of Wii, Frank and Jobn, ageg =) yeake. “It is not #0,” he said. “I gave mn baker, Bohne} UNprovemert in health. and strength is |v here were no threais aga pageant tes ~ iyon Lodge, No. 1, €. } SB. .ccktsancs The fuueral will take pans pi riage oo may - , 2 , , , , ’ ‘ ; + ; ; , ; 4 ne Liie bart ve" fo “a "Ty? | . ate if {) t , iy r : i : ‘ | : > . 1 ;am iy reais nee, command to fire. What | said was ‘don't WAS man of very ee aceabie disp mition show li LO be due to the use Ol Postum ale 7 : i sche sag . . ~y as a ee Aidngs = ’ ae frag Be .~ ut. r Bridget's (hur: h . . - . . , +) he . ' oo . “nih af ’ i fatner As anent . nt 1 Tt! iC ANY sieral 2008 Di ' . a shoot.’ These deputies were all acting like his hand Was so ! Linitt ne Food Coffee, by the tact that when ‘he my a ok i Qn? North Broad- ' Sa pond the sheriff's amd . vaaet Cavalry Cemetery. luterment pri a lot of Comanche Indlans.”’ ' hald a Klass peer, , lrink r Po ' . he h lone edgar , ade. } examined tir a lth a | Stack was taken to the witness room and Pi fo sa d a? ane : the puties stop grinking { aes as ne nas adaone Way, reat} heat he n ua oe _ Whee 1 : af . dentlv for o! fy peteng clea” eo a ce ll to execute the order, but his gun failed | | er, 1701 North Tenth street,| A young lady who writes about the | slits in the gate, left there evidently fe nspertor-ieneral Haney of the p aes oa pm Ages McMabe® (ne, Ts ot to work. He turned his back to the gate bartender, &: [i's lank qd out of my win- |] Case Says that she Wads 107 ine! l\ sulfering Man +f n when th rate | is . = ‘a “he is ert : vat the xp s've wh ars, beloved wife of bert eRe to fix his gun and the shot was fired by} GoW and saw several deputies and some! greatly from those twin diseases,” dys nf aie tae an een oe ee ee ee eee a oe gee it 4019 North MareBt street, o@ itiday, June 15, romeone else. citizens quarreiing In front of the bakery ‘epsia and. nervousness WT ida, she 7 , e th Ww 1 | heare 1 rom b th the sea “ = ots th ; 19 Novia Mare sireet. ou Friday, June 18, While his back was turned to the gate he} (ne of the citizens said ‘shoot’ and a dep- Dy » he diseases had the *s Ww Tat) report, but .% now wn Aes ° it was placed there by some passen VA | : Calvary Cemetery. aD Vols 7 s heard some one behind him Bay: “Now uty said ‘come out on the pave ment and botn Oo! tne cise asSes bekt 1 1e17 OTIgRZIN lt) lings ’ 4 IT} - ; a Ps gh “9 ‘ oie au 1e . eo IOeNs re . ct ARNOLD) —tin W edn s, June 13, at 8 PP : Jo “New York city am en ee ile) pape: ehoot,”’ he said. we'll show you.’ Just then a es ae pointe d the use ol cofiee, and wiiule | was tullyv ' | wie . Arnold, bel i daughter of Thomas and | please copy x De eo hy | ¥ ’ ; ; | . ‘ ; , . ; : oe , wes | : | ’ ee ) tate b- | | ! 7 : | puty Says ee wn 1 he eh —— aired Sag os ~ aware Of 1tS anjurious effects upon nv eo pts” ‘ , ae ao 1 ing the san : : en at . Tl, .. — — Alice Arneid (nee Nagel), aged 12 years and lo | MILLER—On Wednesder. June 12 le) at real- — oe tad A Snot ed, but do no tienes . s Flap = tity at. St th .e motorman the ca. ° re . . Stack Cried—‘‘Fire.”’ know who fired it or under what circum- | SYSt¢™, l was not willing to give it up, | man aes | informed the ‘tor-general iJ hursda’ mont! a a dence of her daughter, Leavenworth, Kan, Mary R. kL. Thompson. 27 Leonard avenue stances ‘t was fred.’ for I did not know oi anything to take its he! Nol e Ba ee hat ni an ‘re riding | Ol | uneral will take ce —- a / residence, . " - Lpile . ‘ : " ” . , ‘ » oh y + sale 4a hae Oi , ; ‘ p went . “a * . oe “er mui Saad * ie 64 7? : . ; barber, deputy sheriff, said: “As we wer John ge ~ eeymsh Pa said he place tw iK ‘nter tn 7 ree . pte Ppa ie PT. , e uy a h as not | eit at. an , ter ead Paui’s Someta 9 . : WAS near and saw no one with a revo'ver. | i eM ae B? i er ' : fir hot a way “tyme ae | PeVSs0N he iden ' he couple hi: t : Ss: 7. ere Sinner gy oe aperacen ‘4 He could not see anything of the shooting. | rea, | knew . was also injurious, and | {jcemen v ao. © . hen th od | Ramee Risaeapad ane’ i at Brooklyn atreet ‘Bomebody fe ome. lie Baw the wontan “ailig int from tne 4 ‘ar and as ror COCOA, it lacked the ‘snap and gO , }‘ . * ; “i | - p . SAL | i ; ‘ S pte i TT de . . 1 > ‘ bar ¢ - + . vic o } ty kK ; oa t ' nates . — a 7, eorge \ ’ ’ ‘soa bd’ at her. When “we got on Tenth street : ala that ety one att mp te dj to st © he ! & whic h Call ai One Satisty re | \ fifee drinke T S ' . . se 668 ’ be . oo al at : } Mma aria, ‘ Api is _ \ Travis, husband of : ISSEY On Wednesday June 77 1900, at this old man Bohne Was on the walk and to throw rocks or otherwise interfere with | . Al 11 | ference on the pi , att Mary Davis (nee Goidea), father of Charies J MORRISS® h ‘was ordered in. Mr ‘Marsh pushed him the car taste. pout two yea©rs ago pure hased not see what le e shootings. — : J : ree W. Davis, Jr and M we 13:30 p. m.. None Mortiasey ines U Brien), be * man who I think was Police Lieutenant Louts Kohl, 1720 prensa Tenth street, a| my first box o f Postum Food (¢ offee and Herman Bohne, yg rn | Guy a wore ' ieee rs. loved wife of David J. Morrissey, daughter of ; ‘F , . ) , , Clerk, SA a: a dik not sce the an n : > » : ? , " ?} “« ~ id: ‘se , } rit . 7 - f A St oe " rh Stack, cried ‘Fire, boys!’ I think I know 17 ‘veard noise on the street and went to| Wut tie us of coffee. A made Postum | Killed said: (7 went ‘through the | EXPLOSION IN’ BADEN.—Car No 9 of Funeral from family rstfence, 1056 Sepin] 00 te Tee ae Stacks voice. The cry came from @bOUL | in. ¢ront door. Something struck me and| @4¢cOrding to directions and found I had report. but do n . | the Baden extension of the North Broad- Eighteenth street. postponed to tomortpw (Ftt- Katte and Davie 5. 0) herve i revolver l at 7 na « took Int ermient private . The funeral witli take place Saturda the 1S:b the middle of the street. ro bs yot ; sk i eonal Ps 83 . | went back into the se. Mew a drink not only equal to coftee, but tar es P | Bragirni- — 1 of Bohne, us the man who flourished the a, a, reife r, 1716 North Tenth street, stove ae i4 n tr) ; Gon t \ yu Snoot No Revolv er. : . ; +) , , phi n fhere. to the deputy who had his §uUN/ yrs, Martha Strechert, 1724 Not ety ma NEAOR TUS Oa Oe eee NO. 210 NORTH FOURTH ST, tell the reasonable story of their Continuing, Strathern said: tale all andinge in their var >: ; sonia ere ty i abie § ; . ’ e he at , ° and himself were standing in their yard. IZieut. Stack ordered me to go into the street, caus 4 —_— a@iman : tar ; . ‘ } reasonableness—the reason thev wo of the men enter , the gate am ; ames rmany in and conductor two policemen d tw tati Phone 2008 : A car came along with deputy sheriffs and] « gr ne me SN A OT. - father was born | 7, Ww ar a A: Be 6s @ eT AON 2 ear WAS st indir ee thin thyroe ; ot 7 pis i Woman av ard, The Woman Bul ( ff the a4 . " poe tt ‘ ° ae ; Ww a ar ‘alr, No NI American a | icket Brokers’ AssoO-' that’ \ he st . ‘ 7 | : ‘ j . , = «et aim . . . , : , . io . a) *, . - ‘ . 2 } " . ‘ he | » . I heard a shot i do not know whether ji: | C8? &t Mound street and hi or eee See C OR; “EE DISEASES, se in my stare. Father sat on, the as hurt. ciation, Nas fired from the inside oT > «mui i . oo" Bee wry betes : kK M ’ »} 7 ° . Pa . . re ‘store + Tl i¢ eh rifts +s along The ssengers were A. ‘lar } vl ri aes : nf It Was @ trying. Bituation, and as not ARE Phd Coot T hae wenmney -: i sae Minister and Young Lady Affected. suns and said to him, ‘Get Sq} ivecust street and B. G. Flelds of 2938 it mpany’s tracks at Twenry-third . yr . ’ Pr » °P Was rieginrcener iitie« = ( ©. st = Pus ; egh in ; » | oOuw ‘ ( . be 18 . ’ -_ Os . ‘ We tr: msi co c a : «it : ‘ ir a condition to observe closely) , ~ \ . : did not move q - kly . tte xh, and | Tbranklin avenue. Mr. Ci: sa membe i rT 4 Market streets. A warrant will be ; ‘ ‘ > . } . . is i | | ? TT ) 1_ I ar ‘ ~ _ . . , 2 ; P rn inst his breas itn bit?ii i of tj . \I . hr) ' te’ > ~hay . d The rr) vent r. ‘ neh = d wa . , . procee: dings 'h ASK for an expuanation as ty to get inside his Fate when the de putlles Bo liniste es st MeuniTs nh id Lies sure! ay a. Agar down the - , ; U applied for. 5 « why it wie impassible for A man wy ‘hi were nushing i with their Ee altt ’ Irom Lue effects Ol bad habits ad well as a ote te : - “ ‘ went into the <fTore P . f P \ . 1 tha en es : il , _ ; us . ~ in ne " " ; : : , ‘ 1 l¢ ; p ; : ' c ; Lay =" - . j ‘ ‘ ‘s Rs i { i} TR D. hot fi 1 from ineid gate a ; \ \ l Mr , tel ’ Lis Tr tO} THE S IKE FUN Shot was Mres Ore side OF_OUurside re 1 r | . lad) =6obecome- greatly | nt yard, where ! ' AI . be @trathern repeated that he e@ould not tel] it. Then he pulled his ae sap a B pn: eal re Sones ’ ofne drinkin ; & 1 sah | mgs front ; bs ffs wae At Qo striet an f ti ae ‘ifts were received by the street car A. F. Kersten, posseman, gave testimony eT yee taal gael ask te ats “ey. i ait sat. fatner standing istrict. ‘strikers Wednesday as follows: Entire Second Fioor. Ijeutenant Stack. a8 to corrobora tin, effects Ol Overwork or poor nourish- “My husbaagd. ee ee eae pelos “ the trader was 11! aruy partenders’ Ut Alto sotcestiededs - *€ = —— Strathern’ a testimony us oO mat in bake) - Bon De don : know f ‘ . fr ae am lk he On) ? rial Gl ‘ . “ ~ dress. who was flourishing a revolver, he hink, 1 Strathern was taken to the witness room ‘Shoot Again.”’ that Stack di ‘Fil What he did | ht hadlv 4 , Neen, Was Dadily damaged Dy an explosion lea »ss , oye or gage checked to destination. Phone 208s, These facts explain our charges— tevor.ver. molder, said his wife and little daughte! raised ; , , +4 ; : , ) f Frederic ohne, said | stre at 11:40 o'clock, Beside the motor- Branch No. 1&7 Market St., opposite Union Jeo 7 valked ¥ y gate ) . ‘: e or work Clocsed it Il walke toward the gate , . ' = ngers were’ aboard the car ae ict can be lower than any f One of the jurymen here interrupted the | C/@Useen, the baker, help old man Bahn i 3 th; ii went on Lia 'inan was G rear, hel — terinar sur- - f tt “A deputy ‘k his gun in the ' | a i or DENTIST, ~« &~ f the gate to tell whether e Geputy : = ou: ' prs Ordinary eople. .evV.: J a t | , ee ‘ , d and cam three feet « hether th after the™ti® men went tin and sed - de | Al nity : aoe fal * - the gate | ny, ' were M. Finn of t . PT hipd 3 paper ust Sts Athens, sth “ . . - | . . OF. oc 9 . oting, which was flatly contradicted by Police I said We kept cne artis demo.ished severa : vere ty bolsterers .. 7 Thomas Acquin Charch, thence to Caivary Ceme- Pe?» | : stove SO tery om - “While we were facing the man with the ]~ and said ; . then the deputies iett. | po crn ) . - . , } gevolver, Lieut. Stack gave the command q he man “aie re Bes, F * 4 : 4 + see Henry Strechert, the head -—- vis r la) Mize, so uves ‘. uf rive vin =o eae Maal al Jane 18. 1000. et 7°40 f ¢ MeMahben (nee I'rieoll, aged ad sepbine A Miller, aged Se years ynera! services will, be held at residence of ~* na eon, Harvey FP. Miller, 4210 lielmar boule rs od at 0 o'clock a. m., Friday, June 14, It , ’ ; | DAVIS—At Vicksburg, Miss., suddenly of typbold | terment private * . saw naone with a revolver at the gate i ; ~ re - ! was shot, but I did not hear a report. I superior to it in many ways. Since that bat know it day afternoon at 3 o'clock by an expiosion 173 Howard street. tu St. Lee's Church, themee te . ’ } if Calvary Cemetery. Priends are tavited te at I didn’t know at the time who fred the | 4.4 . , ” ; , a not see-the shoot'ng of Bohne. , + , P ’ ; I know now, It tune I have use 1 it constantly and find | Bohne’s Son-in-Law in front of 7442 North roadway. John H. tend Ee oe OF She other mans tie is chest in support of his statement that/ and the ‘twin diseases’ gone. [ also Henry Strechert. son-in-law of Fr lericK | conductor Roth escaped with = slight Vv. Dean the beloved daughter of Elien Dean —e Roh ‘aid woe - was in the yard , aCUDDER—Wednesday morning, Jone 13. Mary si) 11¢, Siil¢ a Ne ‘AS ii 2 y= Po Lieutenant Stack (recalled): “Il war Rev etie hhelne + . D | olver. reatiy 1¢ ped by the use of Postum _ net been used iillich. newsboy. 19 “mars old, was rrrest- of 28 years F revolver, not loaded, that had +9 Nock’ Wed Funeral Saturday, June 16, at 9 a, m., from tere af residence, 37. ¥ near me rier, 15 years old, said: “I was standing coffee.” ehot through the gate, but The witness o : pened his shirt at the coron- was Marsh—be enid so afterward. He sal: ‘T's request and exhibited an abrasion on; My gene ral health very much unproved, Had a Revolver. | Gray was motorman and George Huber | DEAN-—On Thursday. June 14, at 12:30 a. m., Mary Los Angeles papers p'¢ase copy. See Chasge. Aidhing © 4 fiom send you the names of Rev. and Mrs Se eee | with | bruise 8. The front wheels of the trucks and sister ef Michael J., John, Kate, Bernard a a , YY | rales 9 Si tae s cow | Were broken. ' Willie D A. Scudder, wife of Job A. Seudder, at Ovon- Saw No of Athens, N. Y., who have been Claussen and Bohne and had an 0 d rusty ce ORST RUCTING TRACKS.—Frank and Apoie, Agnes and 2; eee. O° Ree oe omemee, | Wis. “ the 66th year of her age. = pe center of the 4 ¢ Hugo Fra 916 M a ‘ t. ood Coffee in the place of ordinary 3 hadied at 10 o'clock Wednesday night on the was near me. 0 se, ound street, paper car- or five ¢ ‘ he deputies ~eo mar tek pap ba ed vo <. nanre. wit told the dep- charge of placing paving blocks cn the family residence, 3542 lows avenue, to St. Friday. at 2:30 y. . | ‘ he he oles pes SMS ee Seb re wile F ee _ Sn ot eee ee GR eee 2a Sg eer

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