St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 14, 1906

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ee eee IRNING AMY AKD ANY Combamion oy Wounded SAGAR WANTS "1 AM GUILTY OF ETS GASCONADE A. wate," — biden | Choe ‘ ST CHINA | fe] LONG SENTENCE BRI DGE A : | A M 5 EES carpe eS Se - nls i oer: 2 / : : DP oi 98s i Ors Sigsbee's Squadron Un- (|i eee a ge Twelve to Twenty- Letter Making Full Conféssion of Stealin? cia ait Sue Dodane. | 2 i - . Year Term. Eddie Cudahy and Obtaining $25,000 ri ers “Over River at Scene of Historic Coma a hic ne ene _= Ransom From Millionaire Father Is Read _ “Gasconade Horror” of Half Century|*° —— Bo ae: ~ oe jf jSeaes DECLARED BANE to the Jury at His Trial. 5 Ago Ignited by Blazing Cars of Kansas . : 1 ee a Pe i Admiral Train Ordered to Pro-| f 4% am tis. ae me ; _ City Fast Mail Train, Overturned After tect U.S, Citizens sae | a CC , . —— wea may Ea te Be 3 NE | | sponsible and Recom- ~ | NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL Derailment, Running 35 Miles an Hour. Interests. I + Sa ee : mend Trial. MISSIONARIES WARNED) $= == i “f . ##§ “Qe 86 |HIS)§ PLEA UNDECIDED ote

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Presbyterian Board Instructs) | > game Brady haven th eer Believed Father Murphy of Vail, lo., Coutw Them to Remain Near ae . wa “ha : but Hasn’t Determined Persuade Cudahys to Waive Prosecution - esc at Course in Trial. —Attorneys Confident That Communi- et : | {i aa : 4 cel ae oe 8 cation Will Send Crowe to Penitentiary. : . : ) SNe pe en wie 3 ' SO twenty years in the Pent- y\ ; ) | . Save Valuable Mail Matter and Relief U.S. Army Orders Se eee i Sige sage tentiary is the punishment on which OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 14—Pat Crowe’s letter to a Catholic | , 4,000,000 Cartrid ) ae Siege | Circuit A iest, maki full conf f his kidna Cu Soe . . artriages, BEES oR Ts 9 gs S ~ 3 ‘ircuit Attorney Sager will insist for riest, making a full confession o is ki i i Trains Run From Jefferson City and Se- 1 PHILA DPLPHIA. Feb. — } os 3 : Pee oe =. a BRK ie ’ % eae 3 The Stabber, who has been declared J d * ae S ‘ 5 000 . ping of Eddie . dahy d li > C] order for 4,000, 000 ball cartridges oe a - Rees $3 hie f te: ee , ra 4 re oN Sa a sane and responsible by a commission an O taining $25, ransom from his father, the millionaire ES al la | Oo ear Track—Passengers Cross of 30 caliber, Krag-Jorgensen | 8 Se a2 he ia or 8 ide 8 Cg apie Seon of alienists. Mr. Sager will file infor- packer, was read this morning to the jury before which he ls RI ; type, has been received at the or- | oe. Ss Dc tea ee BR ES BS BR RRR ges ROS os mation in six or eight cases. He says ihe River vite Improvised Ferry Boats. dnance department at the Frartk- ns a ig te - é eae. 2 F: x i Sa Fm go — e ea ey ee Lee See that he is certain that convictions can sect being tried. _ Following a wreck, in which Missouri Pacific fast mail train a ee yregpaites ce ee 66 1g II Pe a SP | Re be obtained. Five years is the maxi- In the letter the celebrated criminal pleads for mercy, asking eae : ’ ay as - ; we ammunition is tor the troops in > See ie asec .é =. Seer ee mum punishment for each offense . No. 7, leaving St. Louis for Kansas City at 3:05 a. m., jumped the Eee SSRN IH MAURIE HES 08 a on —— , proven. oo a pe persuade the Cudahys ” waive prosecution, © Ses : , es rouble in China, n" y er y . " the . le 2 > . 9 li i s e e er IS as O Ows: be miles went of St. Louis at 4:50 a. m. W ednesday, the fa- Three companies of coast artil- MRS. STELLA DURPHY who pare cor aay ae range Gasconade River bridge, scene of the ‘‘Gaseonade horror”’ — whephetseicacin i sop whegehek papmsaese, | : : rae | _ | mitted to the Circuit Attorney Wednes- Cee a Serre Oe ere nee gaan ae years ago, was swept by flames and badlv damaged iave received orders to prepare Mrs. Stella Durphy, who was with Damon P. Padfield ot Belleville in Ws] 5... 1: ig as follows: “OMAHA, April 22, 1904 Catholic Church, Judge Sutton said; ds @ , a d * ° io move ata me ment’s oti ‘e. ace ; : ae 77 : we ‘dia ; a’. as ee ‘i : ’ . ’ ‘ ‘ ’ The train carried no passengers, but besides the erew there cording to a aaah iSiei aa poem. Ae: the Trane Tacihe Hovel wt ¢ hicago when George Durphy, her husband,| we find that John Lawrence srady may, Father Murphy, Vail, Io. Judge Admits Letter. : i ches | , shot Padfield Monday inght, is to be prosecuted Feb. 23 before a police justice on| shows no evidence of insanity at the Dear Friend: I wrote you a letter) «There is nothing in the communica- : port, a. i, from Chicago a few months ago and twenty St. Louis railway mail clerks on board. Five men, . tcl dengiidiicail the charge of disorderly conduct. She obtained a continuance Tuesday afternoon] present time. He is to be considered | your suawar was very enecetaaian to | tion which could not have been grant- 7 e of whom live in St. Louis, were injured. They were: WASHINGTON. F ae and was released on $2000 bond. as mentally responsible within the]™#e a8 I Rave fos several vous ed by any other person than’ a priest, 2 J d NGLION, Feb. 14—-Thirty thous- : : . meaning of the law and he is sufficient- ought of reforming and starting He does not ask for any spiritual relief - John C. Clifford, traveling engineer, 2353 South Compton avenue, St. Louis; |and men of the army are to be mobil Durphy was arraigned before the same Justice on the charge of assault to ly intel t t ! vee 7 iow 4 “ paamed k that I whatever. The sole reason for writing — 3 . as ii ae : : "oe 7 . eT y inte.igen 0 undergo tria or tne “I suppose you know tha am mar- . - broken, head cut. ized at Manila for service in China ir kill. He obtained a continuance to the same date and his bond of $10,000 wast o6..3. he has committed. Owing to ried. My wife lives here in Omaha, | this letter was to sequre relief from the James TZ. Church, railway mail clerk, 2736 Dayton street; head cut and | “8° ~ an uprising against foreigners | reduced to $5000, in view of the improved condition of Padfield, who is expected | the fact that his crime has no apparent on ep ol eet ne ned aot secular law, not from the qeanee: d - bruis xd. : ‘In the ancient ezapire. The War De- | to recover rapidly if no complications occur. Padfield says he will prosecute} motive we suggest the following ex-| divorced. In fact, we have ve thoes hed | “He authorised « Gaviae of rf ns : " :' artment has determined to send four s r any quarrels or any cause other than | letter to both Mr. and Cudah . 0, Burch, conductor, 3320A Magnolia avenue, St. Louis: right shoulder hi Dur hiv to_ the— limit. planation. The crime may have been ; : : : ny John . g : right shoulde sll my own lack of control, which has] inus showing it is not a spiritual com- : regiments of cavalry ; seve! atter- = ee -———— P , _ head cut. : . - se wath ge ine a eee NN oe tne resuit of one or yr a combination justified the assauits on my character. ies of artillery tu the Far Eastern is- of these four conditions: ‘In your letter you said that jou munication; the letter was to secure

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"Samuel , # Montague brakeman, 235 South Beaumont street, Nt is: in addi 9 troops already or 1 half of what was writ- . dy a : i : | = ape P80 ee ee i] R AK On. we “First, perversicn; second, imperative con at we. Well. that is the truth. I earthly, not spiritual, eee; a ; [ | act: third, epilepsy:_Yourth, alcoholic} have been accused -of hundreds of The navy is also active and has di- ee “s crimes which I never committed, and Defense Calle Witapesem temporary excitement. ] served one term of three years in| After the State rested, the defensg rected Rear Admiral Sigsbee's squad- “Bar “A . the same place where the fast mail left} ron, consisting of one armored and oe wreeawapea: 7 ae the Boe comand pies ay Place galt gens gg ty began producing its wi the first Fs vel yom sag - ibe emia Burch three protected cruisers. to hold it tae Pega sot gem ee Php Be betas 7 i th yp f 10 a. m. today, carryi ‘sicilans PreK aE t4. 5 feline Menge ae. Ronen Was that ie entered into a conspiracy | Q,yrea iamnis 9tgate eae aT a : The report is signe y rs. Sianey 2. eing sho Ww e entire court reco n e o Py ‘Trains Are Tied Up. . ig oe papeciane to tory traversed by this stream to hurry a ty § Visseeeniiaes ‘yore, were “passed up,” or hazed. Last} _ ' x ! Rew illic > |America and have repeatedly tried to Jaman Callahan, who was uitted of look afte Ht to Ur ith his cousin, Dr. J. B. Vernon, to] s Schwab. Frank R. Fr3 William W. . two spans in the center of the OOK after the injured and a crew of 1o porte on. apetehensh ee eee ee ee His etapa ernon, OO} Saturday the sophs attempted to haze | °C °W@9, : : hy make peace with the man | wronged. / complicity in the kidnaping. The State ent section men to repair the track. Secti: alll ct tri wane ston of (rouvdle, | qefraud the Government in the selection Pas et NO Jraves and Henry I. Schreck. I ing to give myself up and ed 4 a ge are of steel construction, but the _— ee faem. Hection | und on afrival they will be picked wu courant : Middlebrooks and some other juniors. | “4° Now |i am going to @ objected and the court sustained t Pe Traveling Engineer Cliff received 2 »y from site owners and) “eee aan PRR as . “’Tand I have known him many years an ernoon. e defense will probably re oem 5 the opure length ~ bridge, RE ab ygaeay wg ed : a, is. the WARNS MISSION ARLEN, SS neers ssotegertcie ni eet et a es me ee) Opened the door and made other dis- | he said: en say that he is generous and for- prstageeny 8 without further pene amen & a, Fi 3 . was > : b ire : ‘ . r t tag? wie t 17 35 , eee ; , Ps @ wat iy — : . sea a cnance t¢ : timbers and ties are charred | lurge quantity of fresh ovsters. The! with the nearest treaty ports 3 oe meanwhile expressing their discomfiture | possibility. erg ’ ber of people ie de fudge Reid devoted 3 minutes to aj and rage in various ways ii aa There are a large number o oP = ivy of guilty and think crime was never com- ; car fas turn 4¢ . and . “Thea oehie? AISe , Santer °? gee efter weer : : “4 . ' “Wi P oo re ; h at y weakened. ; " wa urned unmstde qown and the The ChlieL CATS Ol LO XITELY Sz ireview of the case in passing upon the F ineliv Someone thought of a nappy Ww i] you oe me ple @ " pa and rea it was simply an ad- ar trains 8 and 10, whic h were OVsters are Scattered ayer iDe ground Roberi ku. Spr er. SEC re tars yf hat motion, ble het that the Government plan. The sophomores climbed up to av ‘ept 15 years . he was asked F sates ote ger onli there have ‘been many . a iy ys > j ‘ . , . ; . . nad ‘SQile d GIBCOM= ft ehat.”’ he answered “: oe chow rhereabouts on the night of his ab- : . eer went of the bridge. Registered Mail on Train. , sa ading of wrong ideas of the treat-| nected. He declared that the teatimony lcerting them and finally driving them re ill do, 1 will have to think it aaasion w My pleading guilty would harm Negro Tired of whi Often Ar- “passengers have been told tha! At ratiway mail service head t ment of the Chinese in this country. | Showed that the arrangement with Ver-, into the lecture room which the sophs eet tee oe ‘ela ireered: | no one but myself, and if I could tn | . ' vy tthe iPadquarters ; ye) n bv citize r Kirksville sae} hi . elves yacated ; went bHe- ‘ey ¢ , ice. have not seen ee Pag od ’ D h ( van expect to reach St. Louis in the Federal Building | i Stories re being circulated through non by C tiz is of Kirk: Ville, Mo.. was | had themselves vacated a moment. be over and get advic te duce Mr. Cudahy to show me mercy rested Makes as n | 45 As the bridge is so ee te et SG o8ld that e th ‘dai eee li a “jmade two days previous to the time! tore. | any of thy relatives except my mother] it would stimulate’the harsh judgment ee : eCity all the registered mail on the train wa« | China of the massacre of Chinese in} Blanton received his commission or Now the fight was on in earnest. ‘Phe since I was arrested, and I saw her for] that is practiced tn court with a feeling Fr m Buildin by fire that it cannot be used, im one car No estim: “ee eae America, and n (hina they have vel knew that he was to be sent to Missou- door was smashed. Lr. Warren's yri- | oi : : oe of merry that God intended should be 0 g: ‘Recessary to ferry the pas-j .ouia be m: - ae oe Value iournals, just as -we oan f ri; that while his meeting with Vernon] vate laboratory was broken into andj oOuly a few moments, shewn to sinners : : Aggies . . . ‘ > : oe . . r «>! AIS, = € Ve :wnvVe Pre. is * : : . . ‘ , hare . ' > . . : ‘@cross the Gasconade on flat- could be made, in another car devoted | 1ow . = ie mye NSre- tin Nevada might have given an oppor-j considerable apparatus ruined. Shirts. He was reminded that he hed told James Smith, a negro, released if “ sae ad ye * ‘ . ° . . r Ps ve 10 C i ite ire ? as j oe ‘OT 7 7 . " 4 > ? { ¢ } ‘ . oo ; bd J eae to bulkier packages are several crates! Bui the — / ! le inte ligence that dg Tiled or ances tee the acts a oP gg ey Ba torn off and aroed Chief of Detectives Desmond that he Question of Heredity. Judge Kinsey's court Wednesday'on & © ca and these : "les have : sat. 10 © i é re were ¢ * 1 ‘ % rr about wuoree- aArters ~ ; ™ . ~ ae 35 Miles : of postal supplies, consisting of stamps, ; we have and | ne © stories have a great sistent with innocence oe of an Sg Saeia: Seiicunane: aan expected to get a li-year sentence. ‘| wish you would write to Mr, Cuda-| demurrer, objected to being rearresi- . > ; ir i » F ~ ‘eo r =) y : aa . ‘ : © . — > ’ . ’ ‘ , . ‘* > - Seb s ur ~~ , ' : an Hour. Paes eka cane cards-and wrappers, } er percentage oF - Hen ers. We knew of The jury was called into court at 12:99} knocked unconscious for about ten min- “Yos, I said that,’ he anawered, “but} hy and Mrs. Cudahy and pray for|ed as ordered by Assistant Circuit At« — a 1e foree of clerks and helpers the President's intention to send troops/and instructed to return a verdict for! nutes, I did not realize Sg st scansi%h I was siy- fj Mercy, _ as they do, so wil] those who torney Seebert G. Jones, ran from the ‘war , about two miles before it again follows | interests. Special to the Post-Dispatch TI rig biden cial tot St 2 tIsDs . 1e biggest class fight this year be- ite the efforts of a bucket brigade the river. Had the derailment occurred Gunboats of the Helena class have IOPLIN. Mo. Feb. 14.—Charles Los S :

* ees ee ai cera - _ . ; rie . von oP ry 4 , silinn!) ro "? ruc }€ a fe) dant. f ; a>! I ‘ » . 2 tr . 5 ity and the West, soohes few — distributed two to a car, “The treaty ports the missionaries sions ‘| This was the first time they had suf- | guilty and maybe I will Sectia to stand character of my father and mother, and! way. He was followed by half a doz- : over many sections of the r. H. Conkling of St, Louis was inj may use as refuge places are Canton, ; fered defeat and it went hard. _ trial. i suppose I will have to be ready | 1 feel sure that Mr. Cudahy knows it isien deputy sheriffs, who set up a ery ~~ ns a speed of more than | charge of the clerical force. The other | Shang, Hangkow, Hangchow, Soo- | ZERO TONIGHT: | stains a aeumaael an haem BE rege whenever they say. but lL have no law-[4n Old and well-established fact, hay- yee atiracten, See attention of a bane ees : ; clerks were: al. Ningpo, rsientgan, Chefos Ten. | CLEAR SKIES get Se fone or Pa ae sayy ae ove: yer and ; have not talked the matter ing long since been proven so by sctlen-4 in the pan ourts, who joine } time of the wreck the train J. ¥. Phelps, Joseph L. Pfautsch, | Tsin and Pekin. The majority of these 7. | National League, with the sophs, and ]over with anyone. i will have to get| tific research, that if the parents are| gmith ran across Clark Pigeon | two hundred feet of the cast James T. Church, John Pp Carnah; rould give a. means of escape for refu- Lucky and Jamieson of last fall's foot- | gavice “firat.”’ honest their offserping, though they may through a vacant lot to an alley % io he wan ieee | ©9881. Purcell, Herbert A. s —ae so aelabaeel ound A cold wave | Dal! eleven with the juniors. pee ea, ane evil and ret sin, will eventually abandon then turned west to Twelfth Perec. 3 anteearad running es , A. Scott, Wil- | gees DY ee " m0 ' evil and return to good. i4é started toward the City Hall, bu -to the report of the liam H. Jehner, Thomas 4. Pomeroy “Tn all of them missionaries and their! = is scheduled to TARDY JURORS FINED, WAS HIS OWN ATTORNEY, aie ae Glue uniformed policemen at Market street : i | " s do hundreds of others in thi ity r, ane the ‘airbrake had just | and Nat H. Purmort. families would find high Chinese offi- ALENTINE- EH: strike St. Louis ‘eeihiailindings . S city, |heard the nolse and headed him off. 4 Wednesday laa ge that I fed the hungry and I myself was |+rhe policemen had drawn their re- 1 to bring the ed down, The helpers were: Maslin M. C elals and foreign representatives who es yor, and that I showed mercy to t he nadie on ees SAME E CHMlie Adthur ¢ tecna,, | would be of help to them. But in many 4 hight. The tore. |Sudge Taylor Lectures Real | George Williams Acquitted Of | past one et when they were in my volvers and were about to, nest ir while crossing the bridge. | 89m, F’. William Hohn, James A. Logan | instances the missionaries and Ameri- OMMUNT caster says that Estate Dealer Brennan, Charge of Theft. ncne # a cael ee | pn Phy i acs and surrender 200 feet east of the bridge | #nd Gus A. Heldman. cans are at such remote places that ISA, ASSASSINS the tempera- | James F. Brennan, a real estate deal-} George Williams. defended himself! ten millions inside of thirty days. But oaPhy Sheritt Calley: teat: Sate Saas ' of the tender jumped the a they could-be eaSily cut off, and their DPON" COWARD ture will con- ler at 906 Chestnut street, was lectured in the Court of Criminal Correction] I have found no happiness in evil and ell, on orders from Chief Desmond, un- rt THIRTY KILLED IN ghance of safety would rest with WE tinus to drop all }and fined $10 by Judge Taylor of the | Wednesday against the charge of on ome ars to the teaching of | dertook to arrest him. up ties and rails and only es mu the Government of China and its repre- day and that by | Circuit Court Wednesday for failure to | Stealing @ lantern and was acquitted. not repine. e outer ft wil “You can't arrest this man in the. Ee | r all other cars off. The engine \ i ; lea ve the track and stood at FAMOUS WRECK, senatives.”’ . “_ night the ther- ia for jury service. The fine was} Williams is a switchman. A Terminal PE pigs fl neon me letter to the Rev. a eats: : os : tii tn én Saree. : mometer wi} ] | Pata. Assoc on wa : f Father Linahan, from whom I received er of the bridge when brought the aeecneee Sieaster occurred] One of the visitors to the Presbyte Wa au pina |. tll} Brennan wes summoned Dec. 11, but | As*octstion sea a, Leayseg . BSS my first communion. He bur.ed my» = Thursday, Noy. 1, 1855, at the Gasconade| rian Board ot Foreign Missions here | (altiiin\ ; around | pleaded urgent business and was ex- | the lantern belonged to that associa-| other and you buried my father, and bridge, between Hermann and Jefferson yesterday was Rey. C. Charles Fatr- | Aa a zero, the total | cused until Monday, Feb. 12. When he!tion. Williams cross-examined himj|I1 wish to prepare myself for the day City, and was the most appalling catas- | cloush. 4n Inland Chinese missionary er mY o ie drop in tempera- | did not appear at that time an attach- | 4nq made him admit that he did not| that is sure to come when I must re- loose and Fan beg pee fe went into aie oars ' ment was issued for him, and he was on ; turn to them. Write to Mr. and Mrs. 2 ® the engine were over trophe in the railroad history of Mis-| Wo bas Just arrived from China. ture for the day | brought Into court. His’ explanation | *¢¢ Williams — it. Williams testi-) Cudahy and ask them to show me sone | Prisoner's pen. row down an embankment sourt. The engine a yond ti-Foret Senti . being about 20] was that he supposed he ‘would be noti- fied that the lantern was his own. *. This ts all, and I wijl say good- Then Atoan P gay* geyser Two in! : in Seivaee a ie cars of a spe- er eee degrees. T he | fied again if needed. There was nothing about it to. iden- . Please attend to this as soon as efended a, oN etal tra officials owing were overturned, but :

weer and mail car immedi- aad : on ; ; a ae : ' Terminal lantern. Judge leading citi- “While it takes tinve for the news of mercur “ . Judge Taylor said: “Such conduct as tify it as @ &¢! possible. The Cudahys are good Cith- zens and military to Jefferson City to| the boycott on American goods to travel THE & ey wien was ati yours is what discourages the- prac- sem ——, ae my m pe Dee ever) olics and the letters that you or Father ie in ibe, “ . : : «« above zero at | tice of excusing jurors for a time, when | °¢e” & ms re-i Linahan write to them will never be participate in a celebration of the com-| from the coast to the interior,” said fs _m. and re-|such a concession is of value to them |‘inded the Judge that he was tried/ shown to the public. pletion of the Pacific Ratlroad. which| Mr. Fairclough, ‘the anti-American and mained station. and should be appreciated.” two in epee re ee esl te _ “PAT CROWE fie rd ¢ t ‘.torel feeling in North China is ae Frank J. Brooks, who is connected { the Juceée oF “P. §8.—Mr. Cudahy’s address is Ed- srobgedinsine ame to be the Missouri Pa- | ant!-forelgn 4 srudteuy mentees es ary at that fig-j with a company that manufactures a dave to be cured of the morphine] ward A Cudahy, Omaha, Neb." elfic, plunged through a temporary tres- | very eg +h et Byer ong ridage ten af peut ' ure during the | soda-fountain drink, was brought into | 4 he e you cured?” asked the Jud The State's attorneys are confident tle into the raging Gasconade, Thirty | *°" than | any Ume during tn forenoon. court under similar conditions. He had he fing ever touched the on that the letter will result In Crowe's Hlied ig eet Oe J been excused Dec. 18 until last Monday. “3 Save, aes - conviction. were kilied and scarcely 4 person in the} ‘The feeling was very strong when | i The forecast: | His excuse was that he had been hav- | Since.’ said Witiame. Frank Giynn, the liveryman, who ears that went down escaped injurv. ° oe jae? San canien we gos _ zee — Fair and colder jing trouble with his teeth, which were “Tou may go home. coe 7 re | identified Crowe aa the man who came ' - , 4 atorie , y Dr. William Taussig of St. Louis was | oe) treatment of Chinamen in Amer- Wednesday| being repaired. Judge Taylor fined), oena sausage served at the Jaii,|{o Dis barn and telephoned the Cudahy | poc : ; , of ill tr ? wl ae him $1.50, the cost of the attachment s house to look for’-the letter, was re-il was not admitted evidence anc in the fourth car. His life and the tica and the exclusion law. In the in- nigot and Thurs- issued He said at the time that it would cure called by the defe and . io were — acquitced ‘by the sey lives of others tn that car was saved | land towne the mere hants are selling day, with mini- , estas hn peaiamiliradnablodic anything. lald for impeachment. s aay? : : i erican goods, and I know of ; : by the bursting of the sides, He’ was oO here Chinese merchants have ‘ mu ny tempera- The Sunday Post-Dispatch has over) yore ehniste - ONE “MILLION people t_| The attorneys for the State rested huried out fnto the water and wastburned their steck of American mer-|ture — slightiy above zero. Thursday,| ONE-HALF MILLION more readersi¢he city of St. Louis and contiguous pre org Aengp Hac 9 a Sh 5 based an the city of &. Louis and. con him bruised, but for 24 hours devoted him- [chandise rather than have their coun-j fair and continued cold, with brisk] than any ether newspaper west of the territory READ the ache sega y that tl had t | self to caring for the injured. thelr possession. Se ne, ee Ot ete went: winds. Mississippi! DISPATCH EVERY Sunday. In admitting the famous letter which DISPATCH EVERY gee ©