St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 7, 1905

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SH WAYMAN sow CY DEFEWNS. |Woman Who Snubbed Steel Magnate Corey AN AND WOMAN o-oo We Fir Weather fo Last Thou Planning Divorce and Actress in the Case S SENTENCED f°" ero een" ACTRESS NAMED FOUND DEAD WITH Days as Clear and sparkling as - ! spring water in — ees “ : 3 | the sunlight are Cee . 2 _ ge ae ae : GAS | U R N F D ON

b ct me served WHEW MY BOARD chrougmout um | eal ee at ae | rING HOUSE ig country sine = th a % : " : Se | ; * - : } 3 % | “: : re site pry oe ot : and St. Louts | é4 1 | Sk RR Mey Bees Sys pee fics FPS ED ae ROR Di ‘ : - “Ralph Bell, Captured After TE} HASH. js taking “the a ee Us ot |): See Far eect — e p a cM . ” is 1100 itnher im oe cca Se ae eR see Be eae 4 aa ease : eed Be F mobs | : %, : Washington Avenue FlatIs the Scene of a Robbing Grocer, Will Go ne = > | to Penitentiar Scan eral Ashamed,” He Says. . es ae as "4 ee . € 2 ' . + . : ed by b fog of ~ Se PELE pak te eS oe a). | Double Tragedy, Believed to Be Accident, WOM AN HOLDS G ARROTEDR AP ) ace ntl SOCIAL BAN ON HIM ws 2 : a 7 ra ; & = ral Y,, i, | g ollowing Early Morning Visits by. Couple . 4 ate and leaves 4 ie | 4 oh ia ae a . 4 5 :. i to Saloons 1 in th N hb an unpleasant ' RS Pee er Sl. ee 4 g.. e eig orhood. Robbed of Trust Funds on gee. oT he Mrs. G. M. Schwab Snubs Steel SeEN: See i ae ide | | ~or , Magnate at Reception In : ; ee a - | Grand Avenue She Clings’ Ys a | ee ee | iw ar! oie | yf 7 (> si er Hono. 17 ease | ae WERE LAST SEEN ALIVE ‘to His Foot, oe tS a 4 eS eo ‘7 , : BURGLARS ON HORSEBACK cure Thorstay |MABELLE GILMAN'S FADS! {{|* Fe oe . x EIGHT HOURS EARLIER

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Variaoje willas. minhimunr tenipera © Thursda v ment. 4" degrees. ure Siam Crown Prince Loved s ae “rints so Be nae ss 2 3 4 Ooty % # | apes Dog Routs Mounted dete cal 2 | . > iia poe ® : : 5 Actress With Diamonds in woe ||lU ve oe Pair Secured Lodging Wednesday Night, | “ot a i ££ | Were Called at 6 a. m., Went Away and - Men Who Rode to Loot | : ‘ | : ° fess = cee a ae Pe a Returned Drunks See: 96 Ss Reger : ‘ae ) an a Investigation and Heater Jet Was Found PITTSHI RG. Pa., Dec. 7.—William E f ‘The police. through the courts, scored | fe | 5 fhheavily Thursday in their fight against ' Corey, president of the United States as 3 ‘ ee oe .. ig . 7 | ite wave of burglary and hizhway rob- Steel (Corporation made a Statement to- - , _ 7 : =: a ie | eye ses ‘ fre j dan with ref ‘rence t the 1€ se . ee ° . ’ & a : eee ny ‘ : ee ; ‘ ' . F ; €erenc 0 eport that he a Tn re : % | i Eg Mes je | couple went to the house after midnight in an intoxicated condition he habitual criminal act bya jury in oes ers, Mr. Corey said, “is of such a pain- . Criminal Court. Union Pacitic Passenger Struck ful chara ter that I have hesitated .to ee the Pion Ss iis. ss Pb ; Bite “3 ee |. | ‘ Bell, 24 vears old, has the appearance h Frei ht Train - Suy anvihing in regard to it. and have. ee OES Eee Ho and were given a room by Mrs. Lee Catheart, who lives in the flat. y 8 } 1} , wert ian , -, ¢ . _—e . P ° - I . “Mrs. Corey and | have had dis: glience and walked immediately tra ck _ { y ang have had disagrere- : aT aa Bodies of Several of the Vic-}ments.” Our differences are irrecomil.{ Man Arrested in Grand Bil- to the prisoners’ cage able. I have heen informed d bell : | y eB oS ; ° i : piggr 1M yi een 3 it” Pq} ar) plieve : ; S a The penalty under the habitual er{m- tims Are Inciner- she is residiiug in Nevada. She may heave lard Raid Dropped. ' Gas was flowing from «#4 small gas] wihiere Miss-Miichell lived, sai@é that she or \rre act was made possible by the rec- ve a fo 7 7 fn ivorce, and if she ap- | [= stove and this had evidently caused left the arly ji } ré showing that in April, 1901, Bell ated, SS lednity Obtained and does not te ~ | ea y caused) left there early in the evening, algpe. Pir Gge2 , P leaded guilty to. a charge of attempted me with moral turpitude. Whether she ‘ ; neIr CCStn She had been drinking, she ‘said, Her, j J eeata ry and was sentenced for a thort : dees or not, I am in duty bound to pre- TEST CASE IS APPEALED Persons in the neighborhood say that | 2ome Is in Dexter, Mo., where shé hee a OMAHIA. Neb., Dec. 7.--Ten persons|Vide her a comfortable suppert, and | ; , a sister, Mre. Turningt Mr Reoce Took G r’s Watch ‘ e _ ereven train employes ‘| have heen for a lor a time well ac | and ; sald, and from which place: she. came . ’ “ > : é . ! 4 ; ‘ ! . : r . tT oh ew) . r7) 4 ‘ . : ee op roce ' and ers passengers were injured in @ | quainted with a lady whose name has 0 A d M H ld P] d . or were seen in s@veral saloons, and two years age. She has been married a Mie will be sentenced within a few} wreck of Overland limited passenger pee gage mien! eonnected with mine, ne CCUSE an eid, ead- G Re that- when they returned to the reom {aad divorced, Mrs, Reece sald. . |, ae 4 ee Reynolds. in case no de- } ttada No. 2.0n the Union Pacific five jut tere has never been any conduct , | OY H ] Ser 30) : : : 1, Ae Wae ' . . ; . Herwereh us * Whict ither . . - ali} WUT Os | they were .larc : ; pada ae Midnight. Ee tend taco ape teins, | Mes west of Rock Springs, Wyo., just |be ashamed. Any suggestion to the eon. ing Guilty, to Force J Appointee's | New York Legislature Will Citey™ erdis. ailento walk... ~-----. ok, Rope at ne . F . ’ Ne ‘ ~ . Oi U * COl- : ~ ; ? . , a . +4 te ‘ . , » c > é Bell and an accomplice § attacked before 2 o clock this morning. trary would be a great injustice.” Final Ruling Resignation, Taxing Him Insurance Scandal in De- rhe supposition is that the gas was The ouple appeared at her place u — Henry Lindhoff, grocer, at 2700 Fu de The limited« was run into, head on Vrs. Schwab Questions Corey, 3 : With 4 Short . a accidentally turned on after the flame 11:30 p. m.. Mrs. Catcheart sald, Sane” ° 4 ' ty 4 erry . 5 +}5 siat-on y el on 9 a. . _ ; ‘ rl , “ 4 “ ; . . } > ta 7437'°¢> 7 ‘ > Lévenue, near his store, while persons by @ fréignt train and both engines a ban on Cerey becatse-of Jordan W.-Lambert of 4401 McPherson as ALE, mand for Retirement. f the gas stove had been turned off. they were husband and wife. They en- were le? Olis ae] ehlie ¢} | lle i car ; al} e pers rhe dit yt hic ig. ’ . . > . ye thre ary = ~ age oOo TFT > . . * were passing on the other side of the ai] racy wrigread — cytiaane OR treatment of his wife ap- | avenue, manage! or ie §=Lambet INDIANAPOLIS, Dee, —Johi R. | Special to the Poat-Dienatel ‘he woman was.about 30 years old gaged the room on the third floor at the ' Atreet, the night of Nov. 15 mail var and dining car on the liinited ars t ‘ well defined. It was learned | Pharmacal Co., and well-known sports- | Ward, Adjutant-General for Indiana. ALE iehe NN Cae ae 40) ld C} rear. ‘Both secopee: 10 See a , ie Nec Se. ‘oral f thie Vigss ° ar re ‘ * ; ° P : . e: , : xi hen ; ex , : pATVE - 3 N. # . Cc iv Lint Cf nai ” or yea = . : > st ‘ aca f a 4 street _ : Were burn d up. RBeveral « Lf padijes { L lett Nirs. bet M. Schwab. wife cy? man and socletvy man, apneare din ¢ its resigned toda’ con demiaain of Cn - ent . 9Al ' \ : Dec. ( “he uncey I I Cai be lhe man said he wished to be called at Z : ‘ * ‘ mp Was burning brightly of the dead wee tncinerated. he furmer president ' Trae ro, amy | M. Depew. will be-asked to resign his! man’s full nam and address are notlg qa m © Pear the scene of the attack. The \ list and inju fo] : : aod two : ist of the dead and i red kOW Ss? s Steel Corporation, snubbe CAL atn 10 a . men arrertex Vednesdayv ! ace oe we *» men passed Lindhoff, then turned revo}- The Dend, io Shen they met eto fs wiser s 5 ningege ne m2 ish beens r a ng = a eee | ' resolutiow demanding that he retire on “3 vers on him, with the command th , . o 3 : e en re at. fie j : . Bes rece ~L.uon given afternoon m tne raid on toe (rand Ril- LThe)~=6 TR sftireritine COlnimittes ; laims ' account of his connection with its UP ih ] at ne rinks?) COOK JAMES RL SBE. (iimna- here Sormiec weeks ago, mt the residence liard Hail “academy — game of billiards, flere ic : shortages 4 ta-k 7 hich bance ees o 2 , ‘ ; -” ' : ' ' Hold up his hands. One kept him “coy. | B® of President Alva C. Dink - : 6.75, which; ance scandal will be introduced the fir > Ff es - fi ’ t's it Li d ‘ . yy ¢ ra “or. Rivne ope ° 4 é t -. ne + + ery ¥y , . = ee ner ie es ot : ' Be ae . : : : ‘ ered while the other took an opal shud Srl ‘OND COOK ED ROSENBAUM. aes ps Pong ia if th Cat yi “ is Tyert tried, (0n bhaekil, frank — in ‘ ; } Ward hv padding ; day of the approaching session. If no from his shirt and a KOld watch, $4 a) 4 Oakland, Ce). ea 5) : 5% ep The reception was!A. Leslie af 45977 Garfield avenue, was he totals on his requisitions for the }one else offers it, Senator Edgar T. | 4 two knives from his pockete. oe oe RTH COOK JOHN LAWS, Oma;) S's zi honor of Mrs. Schwab. Thel-«nosen from the number for a test case. | pay ot the Ff companies of the indiana |} srackett of Saratoga, who, more than | | 1a. story that Corey had arranged to dij- He pleaded) guilty to cambling and was} Netional. Gu id. and on werrants. for | “any other man in the Legislature, con- | 1} Ls tupphes for the troops tributed to bringing about the investi- After robbing Lindhoff. the two coni- J. A. Newson, mail cGierk of Chevenne hina ett , ; . : *}vorce his wife and wed Mabelie Gilman, | gned $10 by Judge Tracy. Leslie was Ward was uppointed Adjutant- | gation of insurance companies, will pre- |

> manded him to accompany them into J. F. Phillippar. mail clerk of Chey- ]. ) j : | " i el iscussed in social circle are + h | > @n alley. He walked with then, hy ae , ; es — oc ewaz a Piet ‘ if circles for | gceysed of betting on the game in which sent it Biezed on 2 : wide . > Put rank Peterson, mail clerk of Chey- | som tinne here—had, in tact, been an- eet } Attorney I". No yeneral hy former Gor. W. T.. Durbin | Psy . es : opportunity to brine dow? a | enne. nounced by Mr Corey himself , Lambe wasaaplayer. Attorney :. aa ‘ : cae ay e 1 i It gp Peng here. however. that Sen- . " UX ‘ , ‘ J sti se ra | ud an os) ; Lae . a § - ‘ ‘ AS reaprnormnctec ny ta0V.” fianiv. ator epew, respon jing t ,OWerTfuUl . AS- lard, Wet repre se nite j tne Lan te rN : ; : ik : lL maine 0 pec wertu iT ' . d F y ’ ) ten. Ward was Adjutant of the letat | fences of political and business char- House Rejects Amendment of Negro Sentence to rour Lears a pitcher Which he carried on the eae a sa A =~ IAN ST IGERS AND ' \"j as o th ring \4 . ] P | ead of one. ble ulnpe be ° : A N of iT Mus gal e lh (dj Suocia ILts pure. ” tj o of iD ea] ta the Ctmirt of Crim- . K eo 2 graph pole i a j ; F d ¥ hind a tele- LNGINEBR BRINA, of Raw iine. M | i! Schwab wast not At all zaiensed tet ae “7 J a ; : } bane rie Bi rhe nit 39 the Spanish- Amer- oc ot “ il] dr ()T) Orit af the Senate be- . ‘ F | % Braph pole, and one of the robbers shot] BRAKEMAN SMITH, of Rawlins. ee aes Cie I ee re Oe ee | CON, A, OE cheat Pee abe Diieiduhet is teborcme tae omens oe | Williams Cutting Appropria- Imprisonment Fractures . | ' : eo eee a . “ere dia _—_ Semen 111 mov. Durbin was Colonel. The shortage nis peg S intormed upon reliable au- . ) Kimployes Tujured reception given her a) ot tal other men were dismissed generally. *8© | thority that V j re : : n . , : . a | b'eraré ption give rr} To V@) and ne him : : ‘rr ered extends back { ' er \ ‘ lad the anderhilts will urge hyper g Helinholt heard the shot, '’ J. Smith. waiter. Oxrkland. Cal. teh: in stonyiatate ' tion.- The eases against the other men ] jajs : | eter os the Senator to retire from politics and | tion to | 6,853,333, Skull in Plunge. and saw the men running away. By R. S. Mitchell. waitetr. Oakland. Cal. Mir ruseet ta ‘+ SIG ee iwere dismissed generally. --= devote his‘ time to the railroads, : = na . may deed le that you intend The ¢ BRIS te AS NUMBER of the Ti cecmers M. S NI) WASHLING:TON, D. » WO RhCuL | ouls Graves, a negro, sentenced to a4 : = Lie ’ of Tr . : : > a - . ‘ ; A MBE R of the };, x o! 1. Panama canal appropriation ; term of four years in the Penttenttary Meine wt both, he brought them to a W. b. Parker, waiter, Omaha, ae so: esl Sasa famendment was presented by Mr, Wtll-7|% idover at Four Courts Thursday aft- - . re i AMS > “hies win: Aw, « ay ’ SS aoa ¢ ee ee meanee —_————$—$ ; thee 2 ra , : A saa for repairs. Bib Bie hal poe cer. Chicago. sald: 2 me ae . ae 4 -- iams. He moved to cut the appropria- | ¢™noon by plunging head-first from the Oscar Peterson, fireman. “Tf wou do this, Ellis, mv doors will Henry Rose, 4911 South Broa ; halcony fh , Bell, ae SalOree be fore ver ) losed to vou and my urs. | Way: Joe Miller, tion from $16,040,000 Lo $6,803,350 stating | ytlcony In front of the topmoast tier of ; ‘ *\ i ‘ » . ‘ we > es . . : pave men und the waiters were colored, many vears to show a Warmth of love, ; he game actasta cas be pavine nt might be necessary before ‘ Rares. is according to ‘the terms of pur-} COMscious Man was hurried to the ‘hos- (jraves is ubout ® years old. A few ment, picked it up, kicked hi wig. @iml escaped 4 ees eee se ictt Re k S lites anf but that she had not done so; that. he Finally Noland prope wed a test : ’ ‘ . . ¢ t’ OcK z pr igs to ¥ 5 : ; ¢ ; : i t, , . ; | The negro, after following her across | eet four east-bound passenger nad mapped out pi future and would | be made, stating (hat _ ain tat his | (OVER NOVEMBER LAST YEAR) , amendment to thet of Mr. WtHil- rs , the street, she says, stopped in front of trains, of which the overland limited{ follow the Ines laid down, appeal the case, and ohegongy a “acade: | iams was offered by Mr. Prince (ilh),| ¥% Ks ago 1 negress with whom he had was the last one, at Ahsay, a siding weer yf cmyoonlaadeay gi ind which they were ar- | ‘ making the appropriation $10,000,000. ‘n living on Wash street reported to my game. for ,which is. ren- IN THE Rasing his argument on the speeay ap- police of Carr Street Station that > meim.ment af committees, which, he | » had obtained a large amoun, Of muni- her, within a few feet 1 . five miles west of Rock Springs. The W F A ‘What do you want?” she demanded, (freight took the siding at Ahsay and ACTRFSS AS T, ME rested, until:the final decision » ’ «aid, should take up and make a care-| ¢Y from a number of St. Louls business of the estimates fur-; men by, means of forged checks. Im- “Nothing, lady,”’ he answered ' jwatted until three of these trains had dered. i , lady, : : i ’ ne’’ is -~ the Ae he said it he leaped at her passed east and then pulled out. shad | OF STAM CROWN PRINCE. By the “academy game mane oo bil- fu) examination ange pe ier, both |qa mile and a half west of Ahsay > eee te the Post-Dispatei hetting of persons, other than t: nicthed. Mr. Prince was of the opinion vestigation showed this to be true afd - arme outstretched, and caught her about | freight met the overland limited and} NEW YORK. Dec. 7.--Mabelle Gil liard players, on their oe a in that $10,000,000 was a sufficient sum to when arraigned in Criminal Court en the throat. crashed into tt head on, Be eee we dy WOR Or tanec ’ est — Much of the aeowsen saéibe Rial hop = meet all emergency necessities, He ¢ |the charge Graves pleaded guilty, : wae fess celebrated | cision handed down PP) 6 +» opposed the issuance of bonds. e| throwing himeelf on the merey oft the | ‘ : were $136.000.000 in the ms-? COUrT. lie was awalting transfer to the | , Wones ’ . m Grabs Garroter’'s Ankle. M. . McCoy, Kansas City; slightly | Corey scught to reclaim her husband a7° ‘S! a a) . yo ely , -~ : ° . ; e’ } | macion: tj ] _ ‘ beneath which her pocketbook was con Engineer at Fault. 3 y Sasopeeament fat a Ww York engage- | similar charge. net Palle 4 See A Bete De | DISPL ¥ DVERTIS | Fe ieee rei ing tne aa r HP 7 el ne eerie shee Newtetn So Snes tee aes vee nae aes AY A ING ee ete 3 Cented. Engineer Brink of the freight train Soxeam - ; : y's com ph arena ’ led Judge poste 4 holding . ‘ of Mr. Willlams fixing the amount of U ET BY DEAD HOR ‘ | pany. She understudied Virginia Sale ame tagy , hy ° id he canal agg iijion at $6.858.349, ana ; : ye ris one of Kili n ot eCnat Ju ¥ | ene 7 vig ‘ win , oe — ar ‘Or Taz = adopted an amendment fixing the} ,,. ‘ : amount at Tt) 000,000. ny Mr. and Mre. Charlies Margraf® of ' Morrell of Penneviva- [1526 North Sixteenth street, driving

| Held te His Foot. who, it is stated officially, ts respon- | . he Giles F Seinme the wo mn . ie : ty. “ cae Rs: le n the rmesha, ane ook he rs . : : ‘ z ao , ren reda * fe lie threw her to the pavement — Fible rad OVETTUNNING las oO ders, Wue | | ir] ‘ : ‘ ine. part Tracy was unwihing t? admit Thursda 1 . betanuse of her screa 4 one of the killed. Several trains had! when Miss Farle fell ill, and since then} that the cases were identical, Dut con: | Represertativ a > a . . rE + > > . . . . F i y .. ¥ ‘ e oo y? : ; iy ms, started to run. | been badly delayed at Cranger, with has been plaving principal arte sented to Attorney Noland'’s proposttior - apesrost why . bill placing insurance Bye) Pere yor oO! ' 4 li w b nia mmtiroauce , : Fouth on Eleventh atreet at € pm m of ad te at Case, rhe Case Ww! how ' 7 - , ier the eontrol rad “TE Le . ! u, ee ae hem Dene rtrre nt of ‘Commeres |; Wednesday, ran over a dead horae in a | : front of 2419 North Fleventh street. > She missed the pocketbook.- Most of the |the result that the = fo passenger . : traina were running Clore ta each oth- r Stalrrink. passed upon by Judge Moore of the | : ection. vision of th nd Labor, and a second insurances btil be + visitorial pow- The buggy was upeet and beth were money it contained was held in trust fer ae ; pm : freight had received p » { The most St iking incident jr } ; 1 ¢ ‘orr @ lodg: of the Knights of Ladies of er. The . positive in her { Court of Crimina . - : Pas Acai _ orders to meet all four of these trains! a ree side from her the ons D | aki! of the “academy game S--e=Th ~ } =e. . ig “enor. 48 ! se trains | career, aside | theatrical suc- |. Mn speaking of tie, - ct is iS 8%e extending the sovereign vis . open om the aldeeelk she eciced hi Dlg soo pe Bete citer ont oes loesses, may be said to be the saliahiak Lambert nai hat ug pa ofa G) b - Greater Than the Combined Gains eo ae the United States over lite imeur- pak et a . “3° AMargrafts aoce aes 3 , ; ‘Aik, She seized hig ~ I lisunderstooc a . : wig eat ntiv ave at the Cé ly | th o e pe - ) ex and other corporet . , ere Db bs . dy ankle and held it As he stopped to or misread, ‘tion of several love letters addr ssed to satin Si srotensh mais for the practice | € “ad O e emocrat, Republic and Star-Chronicle mt a = ag - po won - — wns band's knee wae hort. = if : . ‘ ‘ : “p : , * hn wreckin cars h . Crown Pri r —P : . t)} t 1e% lid . 4 a7! tii “ ; Sey ead @isengage his fovt, he saw the Reltef trains, wit & ars| her byw the nee of Siam, who | and Instruction, and thar hey did not () & | ) . . pocket-jiand u large number of i{hysicians. | 7 . - . C ' OEP VTseMsESHoetTESe VE SOSGee SCSssese sss : devk on the sidewalk, picked it up and |were immediately dispatched from | Me apd ‘ae when she was play: are the ee Ly ieee the . en WRECK DELAYS ‘TRAINS. Courtroom Shouter Jailed. - Droke away. eek. Sypnes sn’ Granger, and are | oe 15 k meufent ae Geek "he and | winners. and which served to remuner. * A CHAT | ENG | Jerry Haley of 1817 O'Fallon street, A arcing off duty passed and gave |" °™ ‘ mi : + ae So ters were signed “Bijou Is let- | ate the php nageget es would ‘ E e Il Passenger trains on the Petia: re fined %0 by Judge Pollard * ignites egy se west n Forest Park boulevard oaspitu Near Wreck, j The Jetters we re couched in extr not say wheth 2 ria} at the ; cifie from the West were five an Xi Street Police c“ourt for conte 0 @ i aviu- , . fe : Wart did not find the negro. The Wyoming State Hospital, located | ganthy wi ot an eal : and even con- | ©“ The POST- DISPATCH challenges the Metropolitan ° ours late Thursday because 05 ace ma § ines " otent in etait ra Bee. . a ate emlectie ie) ee ) . poetry. They were daily newspapers of the United States to show Tigures . ih) Sree ot eee betwaee Geer Sal Cognelly rt Rewatead AVCREP. Larid's ‘the latter station | fined $10 for Giatarbing

Mrs, Spraggon says her loss is g21,| near Rock Springs, was convenient to! tained : : ree ’ ~. That 10 yrtunely hile , the point where ‘Ahe wreck occurred, and published - touring Amer we ag ay Police Called to Charavari. equali or eedi this percenta f mit and } eee to this institution the injured were re- | { ’ 8. The police were called to the |} q ing exc ng p ge 0 gains in local iles from St. Loula tee of her lodge: $ obtained by selling | @ and made comf hI . Mies Gilman ts said to have been 10ome PS mile tickets ts cick Sicets entan of ned ; oe a mee Ngee oe mae ‘much. annoyed by the indiscretion of {Of Henry Haggerty, grocer, at Aubert merchants’ advertising for November. The gee Me “es ‘ — by the em tery wept at eg : “ ‘ i@ injuries , the son through wh . ai otal % ment of the freight train, several oars Bhoemakers Union, and &&§ of her own Sg ll gas eg het cars has! a “their W way into nrint. oe ata teens copaaek ai aimaast SFO HDeOFSOFSTSCSCSOSCOC’ GS SOSOSSCHSOS leaving the track. One brakeman wan! ce ae eevee aey, _ ely learned, but it is} Rumor once had her evgaged to mar- : , te a! : ‘ | bare reported to have been slightly burt, his. Hurgiare on Horseback. ee a thak ware setlousiy p her dl-}ry Dan pert a comedian, but. the edhe A Salman dg A wide. Shen be . eFIRST IN EVERY THING” leg tages + bruised. The engine did not tempt Of ae - y hurt hbethrothal either never existed or else vat lenve the track, ANG MOe. of ie de: urmlars on horseback were pre- Pd relief trains arrived at the scene! it was broken. | se {was married earlier in #he evening by railed cars remained . , ; ar upright on their d from r the Injured ed been removed. be but} After one of her Rumerous fallings out eeam ins Ie eoaitiie Blew “et ial CHRISTMAS om OUT N EXT SUNDAY ~<o= trucks. ede | they hod ihe teen ved before; with a wage bh : we Gilman said: }mily avenue. He explained to the GUARAYTEED ) Incoming trains were brought |) over ed. porary track | ‘The only con lave not. yet bro- | police that he did not mind the NUMBER CIRCULATION °"*svex 260,000 |]| the Webdash tracks from Moberly, and ey eet. the wreck and |-ken i# the marriage. I was never mar- ae: the -noisemekere, - and no Prato ’ westbound trains Thursday morning n ously delayed. fried. So there ie no ene: Qrere made: este peng sent out over the Wabash. Wreck. | ’ ing crews were sent from &t. Louis, anteed over 300,006, I"