St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 7, 1901

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; 7 2 : ‘ — ] — 4: ¥ . —_ : i f 3 egular ition. © ; : gen § | eguilar 110m. Sura MARKET REPORTS. ae | - COVPLETH MARKET REPORTS. ~ n 5 aaa ST. LOUIS REJOICES e. | | —. Recause of the assurance of the World's Fair, and THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, ._. G Pages what will be the greatest natural attraction valued To-Day. at $100,000, will be pictured and described in the next SIXTEEN PAGES. . SUNDAY | POST- 0 | SP ATCH [a |, VOL. 53, NO. 198 THURSDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—MARCH 7, 1901. PRICE RE STEEE Roe oe eee BANISHED FROM THE PHILIPPINES PIRI uepaINE = (WORLD'S F AIR. VICTORS FRANCIS, SPENCER AND COBB WELCOMED BY ST. LOUIS | ees Oe >| Greeted: Royally by Members of Representative Organiza- tions of All Kinds and Thousands of Enthusiastic HER CLOTHING BURNED OFF | Citizens Anxious to Do Them Honor, 90 ‘SHE USED HER HAIR TO SHIELD THE TUMULT BEGAN EAST OF THE RIVER HER FACE. LP — —— weorge T, Rice, the American Editor, Deported From Mae : | nila by Gen. MacArthur’s Orders. | , SAY | CHILD ——o—‘e—_0 000 _0— 0 0_ 0-0 0-00 9 0-0-0 9-0 90000 | = °° HUTLNE i ASA WEAPON -_- -(— —_-_—>->:»>- —_—_— iP Tell What They Owe to Party | Alniost a Fight Between Mis-. Machinery. | sourl’s Lawmakers. he | FORECAST LINE OF ACTION ceNATORS FARRIS AND MARTIN ee ee | NN “—#— O--#---9 --@- © © > © @ -o o—-¢ ‘Went Back Into a Burning | House for It. ¢ o-oo ———— ee -o oo MUNICIPAL REFORM IS THE | VIOLENT INCIDENT OF A —_——y KEYNOTE. | DEBATE. “~~. | Men Wh-, Want to Be Mayor Talk t0/ 7he Insinuation That Hs Is a Buzzard the People of St. Louis Through Resented by the Gentleman Who the Columns of the Hails From Crawford Post-Dispatch. | County. ‘ | | —»20o- age acon me From ae At Union Station There Was an Immense Throng and the Brought the-Child to Shouts of the Welcomers Mingled With the Music Safety. | of Bands Attached to the Various Civic |Special to the Post-Dispateli,.? Bodies Waich Turned Out to Add MINNEAPOLIS, Mirn.. March 7.—Clad f to the Heartiness of the Welcome. { only in a night dress. with the mercury | } a ." ‘ + 4 . - i | of the schoo! at Itaska Lake, in the north- | At 2:15 o'elock Thursday afternoon the words, arranged in a circle about the ple | Rolla Wells, Democratic nominee for Special to the Post-Disnatch. mayor of St. Louls, in discussing his can- JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., March 7.—A se- didacy, said to the Post-Dispatch Thursday | rious personal alt: reation between Senators morning: Farris of Crawford and Martin of Salinc “! cannot make it too,emphatic that I} was narrowly averted in the Senate today. | am absoluicly free in my candidacy, and! The trouble was the result of a heated dis- that if elected I shall administer the office | evission over the Drabelle insurance bill, in the interest of the people of St. Louls.| making it unlawful for any fire insurance “I am not bound, directly or indirectly, | company doing business in this state to en- in any way whatsoever, by any party O°-) ter into any contract, agreement, in combi- ganization. I made no promises or pledgses/ nation either directly or indirectly, with in order to obtain this nomination. It came | any other company for the purpose of de- to me, as a matter of fact, without MY | termining and establishing schedule of in- seeking, and it was a great surprise to M®*.] surance rate. “lama Democrat If elected I shall addl- Murtin of Saline made a strong speech minister my office as mayor of St. aor against the measure, declaring it was sim- first in the best interest of all the people am iv the — : ¢ > ine ‘ ‘eo Bfter that as a Democrat. Neturally., being |?) ‘he creature of the insurance trust. a Democrat, elected on the Democratic tick- | During the course of his remarks he re- et, I shall befriend the Democracy, but NOU) ferred to a certain senaror in comparing in any way in opposition tu the puuilc we I his position in the upper body to a buzzard lare. ; J Waiting to pounce upon a dead animal. “Tt is mv carnest desire to give at Louis ; Inimediately Senator Farris sprang to his an honest and effictent odninistration, nnd | feet and resented bitterly the aspersions l am free to do so if | find the payr@Ps| which Martin had cast upon the senator yaddea and money going out that showld] Farris then denounced Martin as » chi ‘lasped ji er arms, her long} - an . > are » | the child clasped in her arms, her long almost ‘overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of | #"4 during one sos frequent additions . | hair. whieh had been badly scorched by the | were made in trie [7 led by V '" . . + iy ' The “urs ; ras feudcet ry v Band. flames. Was the onliv covering the girl had. their receptl n. bhi puraac 4 Cu y ge 3 Miss Oryll boarded at the Whitney home, Union Station was packed with human- |The Peal Estate Men and when the fire began she, in company )|jty. In addition to the thousands of men Formed Fine Parade. it Mr. and Mrs. Whitney, rushed into “ac jwith Mr. and Mrs. Whitney, f who had marched thither in the procession, | When the column re ached Eighth street the street, forgetting the child. es te “ it encountered the Real Estate Exchange Suddenly above the rear of the flames|@ multitude of individual weleomers was |. .w46 which was forming. the cries of the child were heard. Mr. and!ton hand. The Midway, the waiting rooms, The real estate men worevyhadges made for |Mrs. Whitney were rendered incapable 0) the baggage rooms, all were crowded to the Snake terere: pes bore @ pldburs Of m gene motio v the shock iss Orv darted |... hie ce tag De sen : , tion»: sag hocks anise o Aah limit, and from the upper windows of the | inseribed World's Fatr, 1995," with the ‘into the building. from which the flames | words “Real [estate Exchange, March 7, were bursting in all directions, station eager crowds watched the specta- | 191,"" beneath. aK ~ | cle There were about 150 of the réalty men liow she found her way to the child the, cle. in line and they were as enthusiastic as voung woman does not remember, but she for a quarter of an hour before the ar-| their brethren of the grain pit and the pork kept on in swite of the fact that her night} rival of the train the several bands which | corner. Both nparades turned north on Twelfth iress was “ne ‘ inst: r and | hi are i ‘eSS ‘ied with 3 GEORGE T. RICE. dre was burned off ilmost instantly me had marched in the procession vied ) street, marched to Olive and there mingled. where economies can be practiced when, il | his seat and walked down-the aisle with the flames almost blistered her. Her hair/ each other in producing stirring music. with the other citizens who had e- gee ] shall have had an opportunity | clenched fist. —_@—_—__ @—_ o__ 00 0-0-9 —_ 000-0 © -0— @-_@ 0-0 @—_0—_ © @—@ | she pulled in front of her face, and was The traveling men reached the station | gated. 0 study the situatien.”’ W itho: } aon mnt’ elay Farris tu } “e > irst and we ain- , loment’s delay Farris turned) an FRANCISCO, March 7.—‘He is,;and published a copy of the law which reg-| thus enabled to breathe. first and went through the gates, thus gain- | Tyaveling Men ‘at and rushing towards the : ; — . . a ’ ry . : > ° ‘ ne , e ; ‘ - iz 2 "¢ “ . . , e ip Mr. Parker Says ‘SS table, grobbed hold of a chair. therefore. regarded as a dangerous incen- Ulated the charges. I. wrote this stuff at th ing the vantage ground. They lined uy Made Good Showing. ; arm's lenge ' i. mr " request of merchants who were complain- alr > (Pac ic i one ge He Is Untrammled. | “Salo cay antag a es rk ie toy diary and a menace to the military situa-| jing about the charges and the proofs came AMERICAN CATTLE GROWERS. al ng the track on which the train was The traveling men, 1000 strong, male ae George W. Parker, Republican « indidate | threateningly. "he sergeant-at-arms and tion, and will be, therefore, deported as from ia inane mes d3a oR who wes ' aa t] ed j t hurrah another parade to the rendezvous that ; sri he ‘ost-Dispatch | Senators in ie wlig a. « ) _ , , °° an interpreter n the offace o; tne captiin, ° ‘ : ynen ne ee eee ; , , , ee tac at Ss Poteet aye Pn path payee iene ae Agen a ees Fe The captain of the port. complained to Co!.| New Association Admits Sheepmen to). gine multitude, and the bands | ®vYoked much enthusiasm. aro: l » # The reception committee was hastily or- . eee rushed t, ‘tween , ter: “¢& S . . « ae euru , ganized. Messages were gent to all hotels The busine SS of » Senate was suspended ae : Md ee I mit = into po ne My OFF and the two senators vielding to the advice| made by Gen. MacArthur, commanding. in toe eee ad ’ me pt M yo gee ‘ ety 3 et - M ee MI i their hats. women threw , ’ Y ; it ne red “fonds retur Me : scnarge soldier, « ard an an ac- CINVIG ‘olo., Mare “ “ H! a- P Ss ats, , a, o-tet RISO TeS tg RR, A to gee olf | of friends returned to their seat®, still! the P hiliippines; and in consonance there- pase gga vo —— veh edhe gee DENVER, Colo.. sora te” Phe organiza HECR SORE OE ee summoning all traveling men to meet at fulfill > @ ith no idea of beormentine my: ' ? ing vidence , ’ . 78. ; : venturer. The colonel « ame to me and toid eo ¢ me ey Ct le G ’ Asso- “arnati : ] violets into the air, : Saw ; , — v ithout i. y Wing evicdene of bad t¢ mip jr. wu“ it}ly the =O- > j the welcoming CUR REO. ac) es - a a ssi, ty veesy = edges, lam a bee bie ver In party org: . a. fan argument against the insuranee bil] wae d ed in San Francisc at mveawat 1 euld do sv in three days. There was an tion as adopted permits men engaged in (jov. Frantis stepped , from his coach, to receive them, and Bey mour's Band watt: T do not think either party can fford to . ; umMmped In San rancisco on her arriv: vestigation so IT was titde but I was noi ? . , ”" Pi Chou- ; — here. & ted pe ‘mission ‘. e the renorts whic} raising both cattle and sheep to become! smiling broadly. € *hafrman erre ~ | ed in the corridor. ranted per i ip: pot a ‘eau of the committee of two hundred wa: The start was made at 12:30 o'c ignore the vaiue of organzed eft ~ at the : * , ' olitics Rice took occasion to charge Capt. Wil- : andmcie e inve atio members, provided cattle raisin is their “4 p ic p | Mad. Pa so , whe condgcteda@he investigation, & first to greet him with a hearty hand-| ¢osratio and a detail of pulice clearing t ° oe + om again’ m a l liam Braunersrenther. eaptain of the purt } -_ ] underst it. Never having been = — Strassen! ~ had made: Then | Was told that i Or} paramount interest. lpenver was made} oy, r stde ick med imeretene . not un | CONTEST NEARS AN END at Mania. with malfeasance in office isted in my statements T would be do pert. | . me shake. Then President W. Tf. ee way. The band followed. n | headquarters of the association and annual! of the Merchants’ Exehange greeter The men marched four abreast, white ribs *-?+ 4 -—- © @—-0-—-@ @-¢—# — 4 TE 6 SE Ee »>-—-o—e— > *, -« += - » * 3 » , a _ pee Se * eee ->— > —o—o-@-#- @- - -o>— o. oe —@—*—@— = st - nF ae Poa ” Se Ce Tk re a member of any machine, ma. | , Rice, who at if years ot age enlisted in ecla ( if ‘ to} . » . t declared | wakeWieht and that led ions wi be held here on the first| former. governor. Close behind came bons on their coat lapels and = ba derstand the full significance oft oy term t) TY irt th Ati) a a : but I am oppose d to rit iz rule ane eyery- ; ; ; 1c } : eT! 4 mesoia aie was on he ‘ing taken to yrison and put in sali- |} CONnVeNEIONS Wii . } s ss Snence r. who were re- - thing that pertains to il Butler Has Been Given Until March 20 riod aS enttetons oe re aie oe ° ~ ary continement forvthree cays, until the , Tuesday in March. The basis of representa- ae aaa hie rae Bh eae chewrs and handshakes. pet? Gov. Peano: gp th. Te ¥ . “ =~ ay ean eriod OF enlistment, tells mS story trie’ aNnNaeViv: or is c¢ , ("oi : , bu Shoe . . cdot he : ; aie waked I expect to draw around me an 'to Gather Evide to Cont trouble. He says: se lp Mt re om vanes Me rt 7 hex yu entaeays, ~ | tien is by individual memberships, in per- Everybody. wanted to shake bands with | was carried in the van, official family of Republican business men. | ner wAviaence to Controvert ays. (‘rowder told me the sentence of deportu : ‘. ‘ lhe found it difficult to pena : : ‘y iticl d this . for his s : ste Peyee “7 ‘ 5 —e sot i by oxy. Bac embe yAaYS an in-'! Goy. Francis, arc Té ut : Che route Was along Washingt to men on whom | can rely for efticelent an 7. , crit se ms capttn r lack Way tion would be remitted if I would promi SOT i y proxy. Each member pay } hundreds of hands on . : e Democratic | That Submitted by Horton of doing business, for his ly , ) > eat, SRS ce oT av aten he levied | advance. He grasped Dnuner a Twelfth street and south on Twelfth te honest work. | do mot think the Demo or ays y , .. hi ith r 7 uriy Mann -~ and! not to write anything more about military | jtiation fee of %. There may also be levied | on temenel before he reached the gate. The | Oyve street 2 ‘ re else , Te on : charge im with malfeasance i} a a affairs : = an ne se , : > niga te . party in Missouri, or anywh: Ise for thi rhe time allowed James J. Butler, con-| claimed he was overcharging the Bh on ant : oon he — gy Bevin = a lke sae ~~ ia tax of 1 cent a head on all cattle owned | crowd inside the gates Suree d forward, and i ; arging chants) aboard) the transport under an armed | lit was necessary for Police Capt. Reynotds, | Master Builders matter, has shown marked capacits for the : ort - ‘Stee 1e orton-B fs “ocee rs | for pilotage for his own advantage and gai roard.’ iby each member ef the association. handling of public affairs | test in the Horton-Butler proceedings, | é ant: nd gain, guard. b PD) acl 1e™ stulwart patrolman to a . Well Represented. “T owe my nomination primarily to A per- | for taking depositions expires March 20.) - _— — oe . : ; : omeen ea RARER =e — — =| tuke (ov. Francis in hand and open a path- ; , way by might and main. The Master Builders’ Association formed: ; : sentative Republican acer “ : oe : . a 494 . ng pio lhe ag — + Hila ad. | Bo far Mr. Butler has taken no depositions | . The part of returning World's air a parade at ¢ ool ae joining Mr. Nagel's office in the See ec re are eultestant, and) ROUGH RIDI NG IN TH E SENATE workers turned ‘to the left and entered the ae. ¥ ee lat represented prace, ; l : ‘ : lobby of the Terminal Hotel, where Gov. tically the strength of that organization. i Sergt. N Nolte and a — —_— -- ——— —- —— Building. A committee appointed by this, no time has been set for taking them. eaucus conferred with a committee repre-| mpomas 4 towe, principal counsel for Mr francis paused ua few minutes to greet the | This association has 255 members, and more | members of his family. Then a path W4s | than 200 were in the parade to honor the; senting ithe city central committee, the B t} . i TT} | j oo aeua moo mae | Butler, sais ursday morning: © de Merchants’ League Club and the present | : orning | made through the throng and the gentlemen | return of the World's Fair delegation, } administration. | “The contestant proved absolutely noth- ‘entered their carriages for the drive down- President Moritz Eyssell invited the Phe two committees agreed pon me as) ing except that the Bepublican party of St. , _ hia | town. master bricklayvers, stone cutters, electricals a candidate. | was so litth known to the [op a getagtlns at ameter | _ ; | worker: fire proofers, gri initoid workers, » suis is rotten, an lat its managers an ; he, j ne , bers | ' er bd } y i Reception at pee inters, pipe fitters, plasterers, plum . members of the St. Nicholas tfotel caucus Shat I was asked to appear In per Se committecmen are Willing to “‘throw down” East Sr Teuis igravel roofers, slate roofers and metal | they could see what manner of mia “| a candidate who is objectionable to them.” 2 “a © > fA? ' \ Slecca sega nn ‘ere | Cornice workers to join in the parade * 1 went to see them andl inade a oe “Granting every case In which anv a Seen er eK FS 8 e750 \y)) | Messrs. Francis, Cobb and Spencer were | -pyougen the invitation was not AE until - in which | stated my position fronkly a wer 5 y Saee 5m mcn any evi- / te m ' ly) ‘met at the Relay Depot in East St. Louls | late’ Wednesday afternoon the various as- | of 25, who crossed | Socintions responded -in force, and, when fully. One thing 1 tried to impress ee dence of fraudulent voting was offered, the | , ' a , tal mimittee } : as ‘ Wo! li rycet foe] ly piyiye to ; re j . S k H b d L d 200 : / 4 ‘\ 2 specia Co) i “te tet jes . them was that . sein ype ened Bepataly | Lotal number of such votes wou'd be far be- tric en uspan €ads \ eas / Be’ the bridge on a train furnished by the Ter- the pa rad moved from Eighth and Olive | : , | ge oon a tri 'streets at 1 o'clock, there were more than — onsider the wis! of anvone ino makh appointments, lL told them th .¢ J wanted t to | low 100), or not enough to effect the result T 9 M With D ae \ ‘ f r¢@ L - 4 . . b hail Aseccia tion: At 1:55 the B. & O. train 5) men in Hne fee a business administration of the cle | by several thousand | CXAas en l OSS, | ei 2“ sm Se. “ . | bearing the Washington delegation was The Master Kuilders’ led the van. The feeeeeee that © elected mayor | would | ‘We may take some depositions showing | ' : ; . efy | sighted and the committee boarded it almost | parade was headed by Fred Goedecke at appx business principles only. ‘the unpopularity of Mr. Horton. the influ-| —__ — a | | before it come to # sti indstill. band. Each man in line was furnished with } tty Ts with aop tle leake What eee, esse otahe toe ee fact CU ate 5 a era | C. H. Huttig was the first to burst into! a white ribbon, with the name of his as-® Cily 8 unas, Ww) Stop iF iKsS ‘ that negro emocratic ctubs, for the first | F + 4 eg -Ae >. , thy ‘ e stateroon where the three men were) sociate ‘rinted thereon in black lette , measure of success I have achieved Bas) time in the history of St. Louis, were or-| HE HAS NOT UTTERED A WORD SOLS Ve eee > eae a. | shakes sett: and supplied with a small national phat been through the economt handling "Fl |) ganized in Mr. Butler's interest and similar - Ne Nees. Nywieer | . SS, ev SS ae | “Dave. old boy. I'm glad to see you. llow and a big tin horn. . large property interests. | would apply the | conditions in the party, all of which, we tee Poa a “9 Say . 4 2s - “ 5 are vou, Seth? Hella, Corwin!” he said al-| Big transparencies bearing these words: ; = i, z7=se - ; ' most in a breath, and then proceeded to} *‘Welcome to D. R. Francis and his asso same economic principles to public affairs. | eantend. operated to elect Mr. Butler. We! : : “If 1 should not be elected IT hope Mr. | will also show that the Butler-Horton vote, HIS TITTLE CHILD TOLD HIM OF 5 ea 3 —— = A >. ; ar ae Ay The r was along on Oliva’ Wells will be. He is a business man, ®&® Ma! | while greater than the Pearce-Kern v , : RS ; “e | | at arce-Kern vote in | Fair workers in turn. The rest of the com reute chosen of integrity, and would, | by 1ley ce make at INOS, an off-vear, was but iy greater than THE MURDER OF HER MOTHER. i ; ; . : ‘ ; 4 / . = ‘ “ ee good mayor.” , | in 1896 Sey Mr. Parker oe askad whe the r he ‘had “The contestant offered in evidence an in- OS pe oe Ba age pent ay s ee a Ang dictment against Robert Carrol] for election s victory in the primary was due fraud We will show that Carr ras i d Had Dr , . . a 2 ; i arroll was; Black Fien a ragged Her I work of the Ziegenhein machine an at aequitted. They also offered the last grand- 88 From — — was largely resporsivle fo ay ogiaiay | ayy we may have something to | Her Home and Brutally Cut Fair bill were showered + oo oe sociation, after concluding thelr morning erecuon. , Submit on that line. . i on ‘ton cantatives until they had to beg ‘s] ‘ “di | ee am’? & > a me . fot | Ry } ‘Lt Sul session, formed in line Ir oO La- pe veplied: ft haven nt lee = aa 7 " | “Tt should like to have the deposition of Her Throat. ‘ As ttt ¥ a4) a respite. As the train etarted across © jemen aed — of the and do not care to disc: iss it. Mayor , i Rey. Ir. Bovd aS T0 What he knows about , “ i ' ; a ; : - ‘ mes : REY o+ 2 # oF 4 ; bridge the ound of bombs Was heard cl ‘de Hotel ana marched, io strong, to oe, wae one P : Uf.e ae i ‘| “Indians,” continued Mr. Rowe. “and mav | Special to the Post-Dispateb "eK. as Mien, : i “i. Seer’ gases f a from the West Side, and the steamers ly-! the place of rendezvous and made one of CAUCUS mW ne 4” J hj i , 1), } T ‘ is ’ "4 present m\ 7 if at the “SS . , : . } ’ : ctcarty ag , nde . : ¥ ’ ry Yreepie Ne ’ ~~- ° in 7: t h = >} * ‘ ' ] 7 ] > } is stle 7 to the | -* 7 | ’ . my eens . ‘ secon + s ’ Sac" y T ' - | i ae at Kut the waart acded thelr wn ‘the most enthusiastic bodies in the b didate of the party. My can id lacy Is hi “| Church Sunday morning with ; not Pane CORSICANA, rem + March . 4.—At oye / . ' ; = 1) se ae! ow weve din ereated by the engines in the East 5t. aead * oe yon regular Repubtean org ania: tiOM OL; ete nographer to take his testimony on the! head of a mob of frenzied citizens of this O | Louis yards. The reception committee =e pee ae 5 an oe Vv wii t . . pss . ; . o« . , . oy . - pintennt - , ‘ ~» Ve ny Z 4 “ hh el) } ) um or ss which the VY waver a ‘a “TT gshowt noc tb: expect») to make nmiy Vor fon But, , pe Ri be te of ; ret 7 ne ee ablen he Se es ¢ Asbnsporn Sabet , fae = oT hibe ge eo % froal the pov Rage s in protic to the = ’ ; ~ - " la '? ' in " ‘ ro , Yr { ] . j rr . ‘ asaau f rf nis x if wy U ler j , s y “st. Fr - f r j : . ; . - el atem*: nit nut migh. ' : re {le : nm he \ R. Wwe st: ited. howev. . that ~ notice | negro Who 4 i Wite ma ( | he; | ° ° PLPC te ; . “shouts froin those on the levee and along HUSBANDS THROAT CUT. men who are supporting » for office ease Ghewed whan _ a nyt ‘throat last night. Nn WZ fy = Fay Wy lthe tracks. . ' ova, , ; R YY : \ / . y \ ’ ] ais hs ar : shade ; -_ : °? os 4 . Mayor Ziegenhein ee “0 the contestants will have 10 days Not a word has the stricken man spoken —" FF roy WAY! Ml ph is a most : “5 {. Di “s a said Wife ot Norman Webster of Topeka for rs ruitts il, and Judge a iss wil ‘ . . . eo - . bc 144} - ~ é - yk ° wr 5 r’. ‘Tamyets tG Lhe "OS - ispa ea. ; ‘ Makes Statement. already-voluminous mnss of te + Teen taggly pep ee oe 7 on se o A ES | =f | disliked the idea of a public reception, a! Charged With His Murder. “The Republican party indorsed my ad- jen in Mr, Horton's behalf pauer the wage Pye ine. aweul a gee Hibs or AS ge S955 : hme thei, ee Coty aarsticn TOPEKA, Kas., March 7.—Mra. Myrtle ‘ - 4 " ‘flashing eye ana@ ciose set mouth tell at a Lm | a a she aS ps te : wees ebster 1s ¢ r ministration by nominating GeorgesW. Par- — stamen eabiettl Ie the fnte of the a : : tay !enjoving. themselves, and I am ready Web ter is at the county jail charged with ker. The people of St. Louis wil! indorse pgance w= ate of the negro ; . | oe |whatever the committee desires, -as aj, killing her husband, Norman Webster, at 6 me by electing him.” SPRING WEATHER WII | TARRY, when he is found. ; —_ means of showing my appreciation of this' o'clock this morning at their home near vy ec ry° > ’ > = » ter) ; 5 tie P > ™ - . ‘ ¢ ] arty r - i . Tn these words Mayor Ziegenhein Thurs- | rhe capture of the fugitive is but a mat- - | mals 1) ihe fall nem gentlemen composed the lourth and Leland streets, A razor was ; , toe oaetimata , » remul : ime *bloodhounds are ne _ ' } ; *; _. F = the weapon and Mr. Webster's throat was, day summed up his estimate of the resuit x r of time, for b ( Ind nye being used p ; ; committee which went to East St. Louls ne v pad. , ‘k f j ; ; Mr of Tuesday's primaries and his prediction | 1d took up the trail promptly . “wine | is : = ig ; cnt. No motive ts known for the deed, sar, Di Ettem: of the Apri election. | Forecaster Hyatt Says His Map Shows and . sen op a “ ly. 8 gpa : uu Hutig, Chairman. D. KRankia, IJr., l Webster is thought to be insane. os atet ie : se a >a. can save e UTSUCE nan | captured, r 4 ' : 1k, , ‘ ee eed lam not taking any imte rest in the . No Indication of Cold | : } f tw i on Fo ' . |) Dogier,. \ public an platform,” continued the mayor , the thought of two Innocent babes at the . ' — // PP.” Fllerte, ' ’. Hh ; Seis es br. Ferber ‘has recoverea trom Weather. Younger home Is steeling the hearts of the we — ite ay tae HURRIED TO ANOTHER JAIL. ; ae i al i : qaqa) Te ‘ “ 7 Smith ' ‘ " ‘ , ee ee ; , ' : ‘suers against any thought of . ° . ’ e ae his slight Winess. I haven't tried to find Sprmng Weather arrived in St. Louis pursue ‘Sa , Merc) . : ' B. Wells "OTRe at, , ak i prings out whether my administration will be in- Wretnnetay!' a - : ; There are not enough officers in-the count, se ; : “] ~ | Perry ba rthes : Negro T = From Excels or & dorsed in the platform. Look at the vote an f a im accordance with Dr. R. J. to save him from the vengeance that fo}- _» ; : as : . : Js ‘ \ i he r. to Liberty, Mo. Tuesday almost five to one for Parker. livatt’s forecast and will tarry an indefi- ‘lows him like a Nemesis. : : ’ LIBERTY. Mo... Mareh 7.~Moasas Million, a fhomas Wright, negro who cut and perhaps fatally iH | mittee followed close ~- behind,. and the | to the place of rendezvous. t throng so complet tely filled the P ullm: in car 4 | that it became necessary to return to the Visiting Editors special, wHich by this time had been | Were Enthusiastic. tached to the train. ores , . : C oO} ada atu tiorvs over the success of the | The members if the Missourl Presse As YS --* ~~ -— s . ‘ ee That was a vindication of my administra- , ‘ , - tion. Ev erybod) be ho voted at the ee iries , nite while, says the The crime was committed early last night —_—.. J Dieckmar ruhe. lalor * >. ; iene’ . it Syrings, has been brought here for safe Parker. | lates? — “J . home and at work in a field near b 2. io — “wor: | haven't been trying to claim all the “The r ster we > = | ‘ lion’ ight credit for Parker's nomination, as some “ he thermomet : There was no one to tell the tale, sa\ j a _~ = | keeping After Millom s .erryes last a out ‘people are try ing to m: ike out, but I think J Fo at . ts re vistered O44 degrees a little 3-vear-old child. The little one : : - ™ ' . atre ¢ ’ imps ne aT Bee jail were, put so eel phe gk amar that Unele Henry de- } Bay at 7 o'clock Thursday | can scarce lisp, vet she told the story in | dQ ome Mt nes TO, al r 4 ht n oUt of i f praise for what he did And| yj —_ ha | tong > 7 ' Business and Trade Bodies Turne ut lynch th negro, slippe m out I'm going te kee ‘Pp up the rood work rig hi ; ‘. morning,’’ said the | words that burned like fire into the brain ° Satlots was cut On the’ ns em and : ol ‘ ro ota tedin A il | | ° ait ad tor | ~e yh stricken father w hen he returned Bee ) in Force to Welcome World's wih Sey oe eT * votes are counted in April and | ’ mer. | home .from work i Parker is declared elected you wil » that ; - “The repor rdi- | ‘ | wale Wormers the people of Si pts aie Ry 4 fn Shad: * ' vy nn ba aig . agree = ‘ ie A big negro knocked mamma dow n ama Ww) " } l! } t} | | NO UPRISING G FEARED. down on Henry Ziegenhein as some people | ' M Cane ae : "| dragged her away,” the child said | nen the bell announces ie closing peo f. c 1id, | | hour on ‘Change at. 1:15 o'clock Thpraday Cubans Continue Discussion of Ameri.’ and some ne wepapers have been trying t = over for a while at Frantic with = » e ' Oo | | . grief, Younger began a ; we ar Gaur se. Ta , : | a Ae least. No co'd weather | search and found the body ot Pcp oF in | Teddy V.-P.—If There Is Any Applause or Disorder I Will Clear the afternoon, the members lined up om the ca’s Demands. the credit that is See 86 bee white a = ae ' is in sight. It may) ne senngs pace rs house, Her throat | Galleries | spacious floor for their parade to the ren- HiIAVANA, March 7.—The Cuban cometh” alive. Neither Washington nor Lincoln nor possibly rain Friday, | terripte struggle hathtenm the ane oeoin | dezvous at Twelfth and Olive streets. ' tutional convention will meet at 2 o'clock Grant was ever md gy ae in his own life-| but there are nO PpvS-! and the negro “ . ee eo oe eee ee The three men who done such good work this aft ernoon and formally discuss the . iflterwards wy Were all abused a> itive indications. The The alarm was give ‘ ly | ! ‘'s Fatr at Washingt “@ while they were alive. Later pe | tive Indic: 8 ' as Siven at once, and fully ~ SOP we - ioudy. with possibly sbew-| for the World's Fatr a ashington are’ Platt ame nasasitth. : M ' “ people appre- , ans . 4] a 2M) men, all well armed start i in ur- portion; Friday. pariiy cloudy, } . | : . . . — ; ' i‘ement ia lessen! sO oy them. That's the way it will be with a temperature | sa t re suit of the murderer A’ emher teed one | THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. ers in west portion: fresh southerly winds | prominent members of the Exchange and |, BF Spe — perms tna devenda ox te ow encom unas main stationary, Youne€er, ger grim, determined on ven- | es ee Kansas—Generally fair Thursday night and Fri-| the members ranged themselves in line titmte of fhe rudical delegates, ie oe — gReance, é night the men followed the | me rate te , erature: freah southerly wins, | with much enthu siasm over the great work Iimrpussioned AD; eal to the mr oh is Makes Charge Against His Brother. Y. M. C. A. Wants Athletic Field. baying bloodhounds, and this morning they PROBABLY SHOWERS. me pores are einaed cloudiness Thureds; po the St. Loulsans had accomplished in_ sued, a it is rumored wilt " Fraternal considerations did not deter Kad- Application was made to Park Commis- believe that they are near to their quart». dst emia ar “Per A Ri i utberiy winds ‘reah , ' “ co we. Sa demonstrations oft ward Callahan, 2727 Howard sxtree t. from! sioner Ridgely 7 BTV é _ al . ’ a \ jee) | ; ai ; #) of “noel a h +p AOE “la horse and k Pb yen waar agg field for the members of | STOCKING FACTORY’ BI BURNED. Missourl—Falr Thursday night: increasing cloud cloudiness. with rain_ptobable Friday, warmer, assisted by Lilburn (>. MeNatir and other Cuban Postmaster Punished. sc ‘ TT) asesocis ‘ P ty : , @ ° . “er te , ‘ . . . it in the stable in the rear of his house. Mr. Didanie nated Mr. Ebersole to put his iness riday: ™ wleTatc 1 — Te 1, Fri- light to fr eh winds, becoming sult heasteriy prominent members. ; HAVANA, Mareh 7.-Jenhn Ehrridan, March 3 Thomas Callahan, his brother application in writing and specify the por- Canning Factory Also Destroyed at = jpinois—cenerally falr Tharsay Sight am Territory and Arkansae—tn-| It marched from the Noor to ¢ hestnut, meriy in ¢ f the money order . kK the borse fro his . . > ase t bs “1, . : ith portion Thursday night; meod- Oklabama, Indian erritory an d d t on | Pi Chestnut street. Tw ways, too min Stable tojtion of the park which the association de- warmer #80 7 street and W ! wn lyria Ohio | day; , sday night; rains prvbavle Louts Bohle's liv ery stable, and there trad- sired to use as an athletic deld. He said ELY . ’ . | temperature Fridas. reasing cloudiness Thursday , : a large flage w ed. One was the sta’- t ed the anima! for another horse and $20 ad-| that so many applications of the kind were YRIA, O., March 7,—The building oc- | €ate Generally fair Thursday night and Fri-| Priday; warmer, southerly to easteriy winds. pangled banner: ‘ other a large Neg Ne ~ a nye Callah made by different athiett® organizations | Cupled by the Fay Stocking Co. and the | sgn = in south portion tonight; moderate| Kentucky and Teunessee—Fair Thursday nigat: mo silk, on which = vat ac Logi, ese that, Wanins” aficronon Nehnd Wo | Ack foe Tae. Mt eA witht qtanting | Sate CHRUMIESCS., pany destroved, BEATS | eapaica Reda, fas south wind | rt ee attcencty wan, | The Feppoaecuan of the aval o e ha 8 | fle or the ms without granting | today. The loss { ra) hundred | tempers thwesterly to soutBeasterly winds. * arreste number of other similar reanest« person 8 is $80,000. One hu air Thuredey night, with warmer ig west! warmer, sou Y 8 are thrown out 3 f work. lowa-F , — eee — o> henner