St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 2, 1901

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‘ THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WIT "Bhi col of ak Miles dade God E ONLY § EVENIN H THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. + pictared in the next — —————— Ts Y POST-DISPATCH| VOL. 54, NO. 73 ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1904, PRICE (Suites 3t'tatts, $5 oenn POISON SPREAD BY AN ENEMY ENDANGERED CHILDREN |(7 CHILDREN WHO WERE ENDANGERED BY PARIS GREEN. ity g ~~ , ae af y yy onsters: of the Pa st| ——— -_ _—— ele In His Right Mind at All Stages of His Crime, eo tl etl This Js the 8th Victim of “Infected City Antitoxin Within 6 Days. “THE PRODUCT OF ANARCHY” 2% OTHERS’ CANNOT RECOVER; sarEuD ING PHYSICIANS GAVE WVIRENCE BEFORE CORONER THIS MORNING. HIS FALSE BELIEF DUE TO FALSE | TEACHINGS. _——_ a’ ee Report Made by Drs. Fowler, Crego and Putnam, Specialists, to the District Attorney of Buffalo. tl ill See — —eeEEee : BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 2.—Drs. Fowler. Goroner Funkhouser Says He Will Try ere, oN op all | Cc d Put th lalf i ‘. rego an utnam, e specialists who to Ascertain Who Is Responsible near a Zi : © 3 3 were required by District Attorney Penney daw’ the Many Deaths and Renee Ate: en gee yee os > § — to examine into the mental condition of Make This Fact Public. | Cs i MEE . \.| ntcxintey. nave rode public their sevnt PE pe persntt: : ‘ * o rel : in which they state as the result of fre- Who. is responsible for the deaths i anys ; : ‘T tase oe in the past fiscal year. All ' "i ; ; : ny fy U2 ' taught, that all rulers were tyrants; that / © es may be abolished. hale: coerdteg wpe a. Galland sts | to kill a ruler would benefit the people.| Miss Mack has turned in $813 profit to the ho attended her. The parents have ht- : He refused a lawyer because he did not be-|Comptroller during the past year, while |«ttending to m e hope for the life of their child. They . * lieve-in law, lawyers or courts. other city weighers have had considerable | says a pine seme y that Dr. Friedman pronounces her; | ith’ ~ | Bs His Opinions. trouble in meeting expenses. a, B- “areata mdition very serious. , | Formed Gradually. Weigher John Seymour has resigned and /ghe is young, plucky mir Blimey Goldstein has a well-developed “We come to the conclusion that in the aren weuatier, Ir. Rae Baan: seamed S age Coe movements ae it we of tetanus. Dr. H. Brock of 1219 naltied af thaes- vids daeiinan, anes — investigation. Mr. Seymour was | ©OW"*S an orth Ninth street says he is not cer-|/ | aainened Aiieibn seuiatinds saan Cael ae in c _ of the South Levee scales, and in that it has resulted from the use of | cally ‘aihar: (ha tenes tt’ one seg Mr. Schaefer presides over the North Levee eons ore ae ste anon itoxin. He expresses the opin- : / : | : renisti¢ | scales. If the mayor does not appoint suc- hat I make and at the i peg 5 caste hi leaders and propagandists. In -Czolgosz/cessors to Seymour and Schaefer their | tas i ount and the m that coffee grounds which the child . they found a willing and intelligent: tool; | Contes wn prt oh chaefer e turn pan accou , cne who had the courage of his convic-| They each received $83.38 a een, while ye t cree mostrie may Gave. been “Move up!’ the flerce conductor cried. ‘“‘Move a little farther) ‘Move up!’ again the mandat me, “Move up!”’ He ne'er re , re ndate ca . ¢ cause. The family and their friends. front!” - aiat tea. g tions, regardless of personal consequences. | Miss Mack was paid $75 a mon ae od inakine it get tor “tin ywever, deny that this is the cause of} And Mr. Fairmount Avenue complied, as was his wont. And soon around the motorman his legs were bent and ‘twisted. The most careful questioning failed to The comptrolier’s books do not show that we turn in the spoiled slip little girl's affliction, and ascribe it | He moved a geet forperd., though the other “strappers’’ frowned | The Lag nce worried him, his ges were oe jaaer. discover any hallucinations of sight or | Fenked, weit pleat eee —_— ere con- credit tor. tt. infected city antitoxin. To see him so obliging, as ne madly squirmed around. And ere he reached his crossing, he was riding on the fender hearing. He had received no special com- books show that Miss Mack has fie FB, pte oy oon BS oe ot mand; he did not beljeve he had been es- | *90V2 2" expenses, her sa ded. is easy and interes yy a And this year, Miss Mac! house up here at the om J clans. I do not know of any drawing of a WH RESPONSIBLE : pecially chosen to do the deed. He fre- most unprofitablein the six years that oneal Secousagg told the Post my on ee Pate. unfavorable, results quently spoke of his motive for his crime 80¢ has held her position as city weigher. The es pice jay Dispatc aturday morning that it/¢-.7 the antitoxin dated Sept. 30 as duty. He always referred to the anar- | S20Ft crops and the dry summer, she says, never have to leave my house to are responsible for this. chists’ belief that the killing of a ruler d. My hours are from She Has Survived would be his purpose in the investiga- KEENAN CHILDREN FIRST. was a duty. He never claimed the idea to accommoda tions he has already instituted into the} “No. The Keenan children, the only a ) EE ines ghell fee, on cen actn tn tients of whom I have personal knowledge, | of killing the President was original with Three Administrations. tomers. The teamsters are were given the antitoxin on Aug. 24. him, but the mothod of accomplishing his} Miss Mack has held her present office) ¢T Say Rg tpt or af t purpose was his, and that he did it alone.|for six years and. has survived. three or when a team drives up I have resp o ; , “What tests are made of the city antitox- is onsible for their deaths in before it is distributed among physi- The Product changes of administration. She was ap-/to do.” “I know of this only from Dr. Ravold's to aaa — of Anarchy. “I shall investigate all the circum- | cians?’ Peeper oghengy a ye | na secure a e tacts c nea pigs Ww e flu etore . . ‘ . “He is no case of ola, , F It ts distributed. Dowie Church Sold at Auction Terminates Agreement With | nas not .systematized delusions reverting PROMIN ENT MEN FINE WEATHER 10 CONTIN Tpesition to & them. Then I will be in Wes. this, done on Aug- 42": oe . -" —_ - 7 a tion to fix the responsibilit “Dr. vo d telis me that it was, and that e : to self an ecause he is in exceptionally er Re Barer ene reqnes fellowes. Today. the United States. good condition and has an unbroken record Dr. Hyatt Says Showers Are “It is is to® early now rs T. to mye ae other cities*make their own antitox- of good health. _ His capacity for labor has . S day but He D * Really _ press opinion as to whom I consider) «new york City does so. and sells its pro- always been good and equal to that of his ; fellows. These facta all tend to prove that | Expect Them. In fact, I don’t know yet. | 4uct in the outside market. h . sar aser Declines to Say Whether He | The-Convention Just Abrogated Guar- Have you ever heard of tetanus resulting | Pure y weit }the man has an unimpaired mind. He has Beyond a slight rise in temperature, there “ie meteorological — Iam doing and will continue to do|from the use of diphtheriti titoxin?”’ ganiz anteed i g in my power to find out. “I have heard of. such ha case in Boston, Is Acting for Any Or ation an This Country Rights to false beliefs, the result of false teaching was no change in St. Louis . and of several in Milan, Italy That Will Use the Construct the Interoceanic and not the result of disease. He is not conditions Saturday, . try to find out what infection have every reason to belleve that Dr. . be vn bitoni Ravold attended most carefully to the pro- Edifi | Waterway. to be classed as a degenerate because we and Dr. Hyatt is con- may have en in € antitOx!m/ duction of antitoxin, not merely super- do not find the stigmata of degeneration. Municipal idcdscadail ait fident the present ex- Psychically he has not a history of cruelty, } cellent weather will to the children who have intending the work but doing it himself. t Ww INGTON N 2.—Th vernment Th ee eedi rse -| The old Second Baptist Church building 4 ASHINGTON, Nov. 2. e go ave seen him bl ng the ho him of Nicaragua has terminated the treaty |°T Of perverted tastes and habits. He is Jovestment Oo, Formed, continue. the producy of anarchy, sane and responsi- “There is a bare hose fault, if any individual, this “When was the production of antitoxin | 2°*#4™ f : se| Under which the Ufiited States was em- . a, ag , ’ commenced and why? auction at the East front of the Courthouse powered fo construct an inter-oceanic canal ble. se — a pircgts “It was done in 1895 from a desire to re- Saturday noon for $42,750 to 8. A. Bemis. across the territory of Nicaragua. . This ac- : P ASTOR’S SON IS AR RESTED Breckenridge Jones, President of the | tomorrow, but there nin ge, I am trying to find out] duce the death rate from diphtheria and croup.’ Mr. Bemis declined to state whether he! tion has been conveyed to the state de- will not be enough ain whether it was the serum tak-| pr starkiorr . : produced statistics sowtns ‘the horse on Aug. 24 or at} that since the City commenced makin ts! was acting for any organization that would eo en naggdn Sheoed sage San acta ; Organization, Says Statement Will ruin . to eenten ts i -7own antitxin in ases have Bosca . other time that caused the unfor ic The death | use the church. this action in nowise affects the friendly | John Meyers of Kansas City Taken in Be Issued Explaining Scope gee mi A treated with city antitoxin. ‘Detail. rate among these cases has been .0878. “I'm just buying it myself,”’ he replied in/|relations between the two countries, and Custody on Complaint of Assistant in thusiasts may count On favorable weath- The tot number of diphtheria cases in t desires th n the city in the six years period was 13,593, | @4nswer to questions. ‘ithe Nicaraguan government Gesires tite con- * : ‘ 4 . Robert E. Collins, trustee for the Holl-/ clusion of new treaties. Manager of Planters’ Hotel. Notice of incorporation was filed Sat- and the death rate was .1 “ty i explain when they received| “In the year before the use of antitoxin | ness Missionary Union, conducted the sale.| Beside the treaty,of friendship, commerce John Meyers, a son of a minister of the| Urday by the Municipal Improvement In- =n io «aden ‘serum which they used. This in-| became general. Dr. Starkloff said the z o ’ The building was not declared sold to Mr./and navigation of 1867 thus terMinated, the | gospel at LaCrosse, Wis., and who says| vestment Co. ee begun at 10 o'clock. qaeth sate ameng diphtheris. came wae is. Bemis until after it had been twice auc-|8ame note cohveys the termination of the | that he represents a Kansas City insurance| The capital stock is $100,000, which is eae ie the central northwest, and s few . The smallest rate in any previous year was ? .. Maen Gatmeaen «the te RAVOLD’sS POSITION. 3243. tioned. extracittcs | Sreaty' £ company, came to St. Louis, and after hav-| divided into 1000 shares. a ee ‘United States and Nicaragua. Under the | Company, ’ er Vv . mee. Ge Dr. Starkloff then read the r Sport a Under the first offer it went to J. 8. Arata terms of the termination the first named | ing his fling transferred his headquarters; The purpose of the company, as stated in Throughout the country the conditions are ~ ; generally fair. The mereury opened Satum aa the article of incorporation, is to negotiate Fvg day morning at the 6° mark. — : J summoned as witnemses/| Supt. Nietert on the death of Veronica nie Starklof, Nietert, Ravold, Jo.- Keenan at the hospital, and the report | for $48,000. The*terms of the sale provided | treaty. Penvitm gine yah + grates mage | = from the Planters’ Hotel to a cell in the guarantee ac dismal prison in the Four Courts base-/| special tax bills issued to contractors for street and sewer improvement. h of Dr. Ravold on the method of producing that the purchaser must make a cash pay-/ pire Oct. 24, 1902, which is one year from the a. J. M. G f : rant, Dr. Chas. H. Dixon,| Drs. Dixon and Grant en Fagareras ee ee Under the amended. charter, these bills date.the notice was roahvet . ~~ me ment. W. Saunders, Dr. Stocki th t te- , lied that | department e extradition treaty ter-|- 16 was arrested Friday evening bY Pa- ng, Dr. H. e Agnes Keenan case, at te When told of this Mr. Arata rep a » 94 next, as provided in the e g , Dr. H. C. Dalton, Dr. Nathan | ‘@"U5 was the cause of death, “tol owing the | he would furpish the~$2000 in a few. hours. eS tae trolman Noonan at the request of Assistant | Will be payable in instaliments for a term Dr. i. Brook. 7% a ene told of the case of| Mr. Collins then ordered the church re-| The Nicaraguan minister's note conveys | Manager Knapp of the Planters. mr.|°f seven years, at 6 per cent. The new alton absolutely no information as to the motives Knapp said that Meyers had been a guest ecmpany will relieve contractors of these bills, so that contractors who lack capital f Max C. Starkloff, health commission- | Flora Fuerst, now suffering from tetanus. | sold and Mr. Bemis bought it, making th¢/| oi.) inspired the Nicaraguan government to denounce the two treaties, nor has Mr. | @t the Planters’ for several days, that he sufficient to on oief sae bills for their en’ ebly showers Saturday night or vena the first witness. re quired cash payment. DR. RAVOLD The church furniture, excepting the pipe | Murray, United States a ; kee had allowed a board bill to accumulate/ firm can dispose of them at an eae OE f was Re light u er. a, i be mae wustained os gle ace By wey mae 10 Oeen Out | organ, went with the butlding. ®t may be recalled as affecting the treaty | “S#inst him, and that he had reason to be-| Breckenridge Jones, president of the com-| Missourl—Rainstarday night or Sends dact vold, | of the city from Oct. 7 to Oct. 10. He told; 7. Bemis is a member of the Second] of 1867, that before submitting the Hay- | leve that Mr. Meyers was attempting to y, told the Post-Dispatch Saturday that | ¢@st and colder west portion ee re Miriutes of the board of the discovery that, the antitoxin which Baptist Church, which for years wor- sauneerete ig Wee ke a quit the hotel with his baggage and leave ay e ould issue a statement, explaining its by. bee was ear Secretary . - met atte sinat in 1894, had n prone pagent impure, and of shiped in the building which was sold to roan with the As oll for Nicaragua the board bill unpaid. plan and scope later. oman, Dr. | the hasty recall of the supply which had , inister for Colombia, whereby tne When he registered at the Planters’ # engaged to make bacterio] him. " and the minis y *| The tincorporators are Breckenridge ological | been distributed. officers bound their governments to n Meyers adopted the name of Huskjns. David R. Francis, Julius 8. Walsh my Otte Four bottles disappeared, Dr. Ravold tiate treaties with t a ype Pa pe “I had no intention of beating my board rt me D.’ Orth wutesa” F the necessary concessions u bill,” sald Mey i the Pane. coh William wein, . Nolker, om. sione : said, after the recall. Investigation showed t and control canals in the event — on a - that they had been taken at- PRINCESS IN i conatruss 8a8 oot e o he bred taches, and that two ha by ot Conarese ehoulg authorize the begin ‘Johnson of the Healw Depart- antitoxin. uction me of matt Dr. Johnson in his own family. The other two bottles ware recovered. ,| Daughter of Don Carlos, Disowned by a Casey Succeeds Burr. ro the ae ep mes a n oy com- Henry Tay of . h of. ot Father, Is Ill and in Dis- Thomas L. Casey, U. 8 A... will ‘Ts thorpugh tra! ; Her , 1 work in ie er aie ‘ind a who a Circumstances. ee oe a is wen Buc- ; | istribut | BARCELONA, Spain, Nov. 2.—The Prin- Ww a c., : : -of Bourbon, who was utterly hoy rt ashington. 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