St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 29, 1905

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a ——__ revolver in hig | told that his wife said he killed Law- : Z i ee 0 OR il a be ar 4s ) oe . i the muzzle of the revolver in ee oe Sa baw fe | ae a a i er eg ae Within 30 days the St. Louis Terminal Association—the 14 rail ™ own mouth in an attempt to commit suicide (der upon learning that she and Lawde1 . he Fadi nid Hot i rie mt = 1 met her last night she said she want \ 1 = a nd aim ai beak a vhen ia 3 Ss ly ¥ pes - te Bee ea Bt 2p BS , oe The surt is brought at the instance of Attorney -Jeneral Moc : which he fired were aimed at Mists Mat- {eq me to meet her at the Postoffice to- | the realization of what his wife had Shing gash Saga PRE TAS OTY Rri e — OBS: fie Se eae ~ He Pouthitt, 25, and her sister, Cora} gay. I objected, but she finally prevailed | done came to him Bailey swaved to , et eg hes re Se Me Sv Bee SF ae ee ae eae See z following President. Roosevelt’s order to ‘‘take appropriate ate oe i RG x Suet * a i “hs , 4 ay: os eee : r bas Soa y i. “ . , ‘ : Bea to his bed by typhoid fever. He]! ~The first intimation 1 dad that the | ing lips: DR ee ee See oe Se ee ae Se ce 4 ea ee ty, Dee te Washington of former Attorney-General Edward C. Crow, who, ie: me ape ~_— 4a Wh yc in the lob- | girl feared troubie was when I received “If my wife said that she is sacri- Rae Bars sacioe eens gen eel ag a Catia ae os : S,, ee BP ee representing the Post-Dispatch, went to the Department of Justi ce ae hy of the Century Building, but state-], message from Mattic this morning | ficing herself, her reputation, her good IGE Fe Sa a SES NRE NS Getta Bee ie Bee Gawler: "eee tn: Be ments differ as to who made the ap- Jacking me to meet her at the Century | name and everything she’s got for me.” REE Be sR Larger AW, = asecy ae Bie a 8 ORS Bees and laid before Attorney -General Moody all the facts bearing on pointment. bujiding at noon. She said Morris would The man semed dazed for a time, and - ' the $50,000,000 St. Louis Terminal Combine. * Without Morris’ knowledge the girls }b¢ there and she wanted to have things ha hail 2a be fpomabtediy axsured “that ¥ straightened out. 1 was starting across}? "4 sid ropes Merck ees: eae iow a 7 : . : me . . . - p arranged that | reeman should be a the slLreet to meet Morris and the gziris his wife hud made the assertion cred- | is sha ee ee ee eo ee Previously Mr. ( row, as Attorney-General of Missouri, filed be- party to the conference, so that differ- | when he started to shoot. One of the } jg, o } hefore he would discuss it. ‘ ‘ ‘ : ’ ences between Morris and Mattle oe pipe tok Oa: any ee 1 know of ears 0% ; It cite pret | nV, F K | , RY | 0 D R () [P fore the State Supreme Court proceedings to break up the terminal 2-AS) ° SMLOTTIS Action. h 2 ‘ . Se. ° a Douthitt might be adjusted, Freeman was released after telling : | monopoly. Evidence in support of his petition was obtained fron THREATENED HER LIFE. his story at the Four Courts and took th) 1 ©, | A BOV a Ps F RO the Post-Dispatch. The Supreme Court, by a vote of 4 to 3, decided | that the Terminal Associaion was not a railroad company within the FO R | = AN KSCGIV I Ni . meaning of the Missouri anti-trust law to prevent railroad pools According to Mattie Douthitt'’s state- the girls to their home. her.’ he said, a smile soe ape : ~.. as ; jen’ r1Pe She 1s ne ment, Morris mét her at Twenty-ninth Miss Douthitt’s Story. his tears, but it isn’t trn | rng . zs Pe and Maston avenue Tuceday night Miss Mattie Douthitt. the object of ee “4 see igs nite ia and told her that she would have to Os erie? ; 8 : a A never accuse: her of wronevdoing. Morris’ bullets, is a tall, pretty bru- ; and hence refused to grant the necessary relief. | COMBINE “AN UNLAWFUL CONSPIRACY.” eta . 4 r ay, 4 killed Jay .Lawder. fF don’t want to | tn cores uaiwiee ene woud ee ee ee, erator, ane te ib vut that. and“ did not intend ; : , » ' . > é & { ‘ mal. § ‘ 4 Sara ; Shat if she failed to do ‘ag she would mother at 3130 Sheridan. She is ern- In Attorney-General Moody’s petition the charges made against the Term : , . to ‘ ‘ . 3 pra V range That 18 Aa ‘ s ~_ % . se . ° P , 6s ‘. Morris. Gone Sanytaing wrong. ~ : bine is indicted as “an unlawful con Not meet hin. ie waved to Bt Louis alittle move! V8"t tO fay untli-my case comes UP | Special the Post-Wisparech. rhanksgiving Day -weather will be of ~~~ In pce * a a en page nanes Fe St. Louls a spiracy designed to stifle and destroy ¢

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ie i Pein “| for trial.” 3 . > ; wi, pia.) Old-fashioned New pngtand sort. The She told hinr she -wonld be fn the "-lthan two vears ago ftom Patoka. Hl.. Again he wept and repeatedly mut- ALTO PASS, Ill., Nov. 29.—Lizaie Big niet cepioe 7 gta t. The. DIAGRAM SHOWING h tit f the Government from Distsies: ary Bullding lobby at RON. she said “It was ju t about two vent tered: “She is sacrific ing her honor gerstaff, the 1 $-vear-old daughter of Gus ofieia predic lOTh i107 St. Louis and Judge Finkelnburg received t pe 1 ion oO ' ‘ . eas Bi Pr) VOeUuTS x 4 : he " : ‘ ; riot ; mee : The sisters arrived. er “the meeting |ago that I met Morris. He was intre- are sare reputation ae po wag wae Beery A izgerstaff of Villa Ridge, went directly; ¥* inity Is; WEATHER CHANGES. Attorney Dy er at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday. exe We never knew how good sne é “CYoar an oldar -f : 3 a . “place shortly before The appointed time age apne ot sae home — ite ma. Tales | her room after school Monday and = ar and colder, in ge diminishing The Court issued an order immediately directing the Terminal Association oe Morris appeared’ a few minutes 7" : , FOB the FPISCU do tlexy deran ine s statement join, ait ee i et. a we, | WINGS; temperaiure will drop to 12 or 15 pel The eivia watehed for Freeman ier he ally See ee, 20d fb the killed tr yagi » So eee eRe eR AE iegrees by Thursday morning.” MON, | TUES. to show cause within 30 days why the injunction should not be granted. . Ve , . che . ee { were iina 1 engaged tm he- m: irried bea : “ ; es 5 i wver ‘ is S ’ - i : ' ‘ indicates hat et tht the atteh- a eo tne . to came from the Frisco Building on his ‘Several months age 1 began hen? shea — Sn an eatin of his. rich No ‘cause for her/action can be Journed The storm which began two days ago ' The petition of the Attorney-General sets forth with much elaboration the ‘ ‘ ni * , ‘ ’ : A : : ‘ eh tate ( at slat. Way to bunch. When they saw him pe a Bs ne ears org fully emplover might in tume break up his was centered Wednesday over. . Lake various combinations of railroad, bridge and ferry companies in the Terminal — . . ‘ rae ere igo r Ht mur, : *Fri Yye F* . 4 : Though bailey is unwilling te @o in- ment a guilty woman ae st make.’ | 1. Vrednesdany the temperature had day night was 26 miles an hour. At 7 traflic situation in St. Lows and one the city’ . trade? He replied, ud @ haw rad is he shooth of Law | 2 : oe ¥ ta ¢0O - WIE o S32 . ‘OOF ‘ : . ti ie nate apectibed * his escape | “ Vt al ere Oe ee . ee aes 8 ; A nae oe and’) .. m. it had dropped to 16 miles an hour. nothing to say.” who jumped from a passing Pine street revolver and abe ae the: Indieations were that it would fall A velocity of from 29 to #0 .miles was ipsasiy one INJUNCTION ASKED. i ‘ WATE "{ ence iring was eae ; : ‘ ’ . ‘ +h ap yP PS ‘er | 2 Ss. ; , “4 " . sas . iar, and Policeman William Mahoney, | taken so by sapering and the Snalen ania’ woes, wehbe aja riggs oo gare Won't Accent Wife's Defense. fees d age ste i bigot econ a reported from all over the North, the rhe petition asks: That the court ord®r. adjudge ana decree that the who ran up Pine street, reached Morris | was so great that [ don't know how hands af in?artated cHizens of Mexico.| Batley is 30 years old. He is slight LAAT KOT ECAR eS ie P . tighest being 68 miles an hour at Du- combination and ecco described is unlawful, and that ali acts pene or te at the same time. Morris held his re- Nentaee welidune eer fan a the “When the aheriff saw that the mob tana weak of build and his face and! sndden changes thus: The agers that luth. The temperature there was at “ae Pan ‘in carrying ont: are in derogation of the sities: rights | B : 4 ‘ ur} Hic ' don unK tMH\ : ad F . inj ~ | : eo liese central over the Dakotas ondav ‘ tiie . . a ae “ te ld} it of the jail he es é a! Wa ntral over th ; as D ro Volver wcainst Mahoney's side and was/yrother had a revolver and don't think lg A Mle pe aed Rill Barnett to! “ide a kee marks . ‘ane Sere git and Tuesdey caused an area of rey wee — evs de pA anecensdbro of the United States and in violation of the Act of Congress of | Morris’ scalp wound, resulting from|Qity Commission Selects Rob-| “The deputy and I ont 6 oclock {20° Sx years, “ana whom he regarded ae ee ere eee Wednesday morning was from liavr’:| purpose of carrying out the same in the future; tha through a rear door abou yon | aS & Protector and a friend until the! --ppig gave us breezes from the Guilt | Mont.. where the mercury was ses between the said defencants looking to the operation of the ‘the blow, was dres ; . building. After being quieted | freight. ssa semi oF eosecsten condi - - bridge and atruc dag Lingy tol Bye nv fea bask iis cel as he was being brought rains #1) over the: Missimsizit | %: Louls early Wednebddy teoraing, bu | lathe laseeias inane Cha: sole lefe . tions. prevailin urin uey #8e t was dark then ang we reac ‘ainsi omes North the rain: became anew. storm area Is away east and wo'ng | fourteen rails Recor ‘ with cerateat’ ‘engineering problems, ) til Monday night and then fom in Everything.” The fieaviest wind In St. Louls Twea- further each hour. i-

‘ Ninth street t erowd and ran south on Ninth stree 9 bullding. iL met them and we walked Tine street. across to within a few feet.of my broth- er. T then turned around and said:

the building. ' Said: . cha ix not thre é at Officer. « Held Revolver Again : ‘ . ‘Here is iny brother, and we mieht | Freeman vursued him followed by the s well have this thing settled right eroawd, Pollceman Frank Muldceridge, vig y Ss 4 us a eh F pd ‘ . AS soon as 3 said that Morris drew a cain Se cae and his Sieh te tee ies | ; i;

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