St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 9, 1906

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eventh Edition PAGES TODAY | “FIRST IN EVERYTHING” | VOL. 08. SENATOR GORMAN || CRITICALLY ILL “FIRST IN EVERYTHING.” ; Outside St. Louls, Two Cents. ast IN Eve : RECOUNT REVEALS DARING FRAUDS IN THE FOURTH WARD ©

NEWSPAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, PRICE t> St. Louis, One Cent. 31; LOUIS ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1906 GIRL WHO WON FATHER’S PARDON BY KISSING GOVERNOR’S HAND

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NO. 261. CE STORM (MRS, BLAINE TO SINS VESSELS | ASK DIVORCE I ON THE LAKES. SOUTH DAKOTA Three Lives Lost in Going|Second W-:fe of-Famous States- Down of Schooner Near man’s Son Will Allege Cruelty. Cleveland. MARRIAGE WAS OPPOSED

bd —_——— CLM SOCIETY ~ WOMAN FORGED $100,000 OF Former Railroad Official’s Com- panion Accused of Using His Wife’s Name. oo ee ee -aeeeeeee NEEDED FUNDS FOR BAIL

Maryland Statesman Suffering From Qomplication of Ils— No Promise of Recovery.

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Many Ballots Bearing the Same Numbers — Are Found by the Clerks—Commission- ers Summoned to Superintend the Work When Discrepancies Were Found. 2

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Utter Recklessness- With Which Frauds

Known in Society as “Mrs, Two-Masted Barge Founders|Tells Revorter She Is Very | es Wenham,” Arrested as Close to Shore at Col- Anxious to Sever Mar- , Were Perpstrated Shows That Those > “Miss Lawrence.” chester, Ont. ital Ties, : Who Directed the Voting Never Believed Sih sens a : Th xt the Ballot Boxes Would Be Opened. — By Wire From the Washington Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, May 9.—Mrs. James G. Blaine, formerly Miss Martha Hich- born, the famous beauty of Washington, will leave this city on Saturday for Sioux Falls, 8S. D., for the purpose of obtaining a divorce from her husband, James G. Blaine. It has long been known among Mrs. CLEVELAND, May 9%.—The schooner Algeria sank about two miles off the harbor of Cleveland this morning and possibly three men lost their lives. The schooner Iron Queen is in a sinking condition outside the breakwater and the crew of eight was taken off by the members of the life saving crew. The storm of last night and today with the heavy sea it kicked up, was a Bipecial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 9.—Charged with forgery of a quitclaim deed to property valued at $100,000 in order to furnish bail for another woman's husband, who, in turn, is charged with the embezzlement of over $120,000, a beautiful woman of 22 years was arrested here yesterday and ' held for trial in bonds of $1500. ~ It is alleged that this woman, whose WASHINGTON, May 9.—Senator Ar- thur P. Gorman of Maryland is critic- ally ill at his home in this. city. He has not been in the Senate for many months. Within the last few days he had a severe sinking spell and his life was despaired of. His sickness began several months ago with an attack of the grip, with every indication that it would culminate in neumonia, but this was averted and it Examination of the amazing and audacious frauds disclosed by the recount of Fourth Ward ballot boxes in the mayoralty election — of last year was continued Wednesday by the Board of Election © Commissioners. Thomas K. Skinker, one of the members of the | board, remained in the room where the recount was being re ~ counted and viewed the accumulating evidences of crime. n

arrest will cause amazement in the most exclusive social circle of New “York, s now learned that he is sufferi a complication of ailments which give from

Chicago and Toronto, forged the name | "° promise of his recovery, up thére by the strike came inside the] only today that the announcement was | of the wife of Charlies F. Wenham, for- breakwater, but the small schooners] authoritatively made. coveries made by the clerks in the merly one of the best-known railroad could not get in. Signals of distress When seen by a reporter for the Post- oer gate of tne ——— rt ae traffic managers in the country, in or- came to the life saving station, and/ Dispatch, Mrs. Blaine said: = hemo ror Rarpnai an ytiae y der to raise $50,000 with which to lib- Capt. Motley of the life saving crew “Yes, it is true that I am going to which the recount force was prepared erate Wenham from the Ludlow Street Jail in this city. It is declared that she ; has been Wenham’s companion for | years, masquerading as his wife. The lawful Mrs. Wenham, whose home BREWERY WAGON

is in Chicago, declares that she owns no property such as is described in the deed, and that if her name was used on the document, the property is fictitious and the signature is bogus. Driver Seriously Injured and Two Mules Killed at Crossing. menace to shipping outside the harbor. The big steamers that had been tied went out to the Iron Queen, rescuing the eight members of the crew with difficulty. They could not reach the Algeria, which went down about two miles out. The schooner Algeria was of 2000 tons burden and was loaded with iron. She generally carried a crew of seven men. It is known that three or four of these men came ashore last night. It is be- Blaine’s most intimate friends that she contemplated such action, but it was Sioux Falls to obtain a divorce. My friends have known it for some time, but it has been only within the past few days that I have made up my mind to co. I shall leave Washington Staurday with a companion. My mother’s health is not sufficiently robust to permit her to go, and so I shall have the chaper- onage of an old friend. “T am not familiar with the divorce _ —--~

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a é As told exclusively in late editions of Tuesday’s Post-Dispatch, the dis- that the surprised clerks suspended work until the commissioners covld be summoned by telephone. LTiter recklessness on tue part of those who directed the voting in the precinct was shown by comparison of tiie bal- lots with the polloooks. In the appar- ent belief that the boxes would never be ee — HMDS FOB MAIL CAR OF

opened, the most palpable crookedness had been committed. The chief form of fraud is said to have been the casting of two or more ballots bearing the same numvtr. Thus, while only one. name would appear in the

= : | iia, ae . Pr 6 be Pee a y % - as The prisoner was recognized in the lieved that at least three went down : * laws of South Dakota, and I cannot llbook, “apposite No. 1. two or three ‘ : — Tombs Police Court as a woman who| There was another serious accident at | with the schooner. now say definitely on what grounds I ballots bearing ~— a pean Halt the Imperial Limited. } , found in..the box, or the same can- paar '.- has been welcomed in the homes of yminent residents of New York, Chi- yo and Toronto, and who has been | | yypetmmuch ‘among wealthy Americans oad. She was orazed with grief be- cause of the position in which she found the .Vandalia thro tach herself. Her examination occupied The driver was picked iy She aga ra + Ings-o. Signer. of His _ Pardon Paper. Believes Woman didates: Med Werd Workers Scared, When the count was suspended and the commissioners summoned, the news quickly spread from the secrecy of the recount room to a group of. politicians waiting in the outer office.. As the ward werkers learned of the discov- It is anticipated that the ballot boxes of this precinot and of any others which are found to contain similar evidences of fraud will be laid before the grand jury. The grand jury began Wednesday an finvestigation of aleged fraud at last Thursday's precinct registration, The ease of Luke Connelly was the first in- vestigated. He is charged with regis- tering in both the First and Second pre- cincts of the Fourteenth Ward, His de- fense is that he reognt!y moved - one precinct to the o hher, and registered in both to make sv 7 of: not losing his vote.

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Escape Into Hills—Pas- — = sengers Unmolested. ~ VANCOUVER, B. ©., May 9.—TheIm- peria]l Limited was halted t MA line of the Canadian Pacific Railway | near Kamloops, 2%0 miles from here, carly today. The robbers compelled th engineer to uncouple the mail car f the rest of the train and haul it a mie ~ away, where they rified it of the regit

rel Aes kenany ons fx’ things before the Fappened ? tered letters | ways ‘unfix’ ngs before py can be ra ' . ‘e Ts. ue. ee en Pascacalgen anon Cold Snap Is Over, § th fixed over, and that is my case exactly. The robbers were under the impreg= 7 , 1» asmagessc paseo ipa amaaam en ’ P } ays 6 Somehow that impression has gained When a wo ™.itn marries a reformed There was happiness Wednésday in ! — exuberance he ‘a . robbers. e bandits made no at = | p Anaie a akek Sint CURFEW ON US a4 on Trial. there I shall then be better able to tell wood - “oe he felt follow- | congratulations, and all made much of to interfere with the passengers. ae ae Cree eo 1 TROPCORNNE HON «See tet Behe just what I shall have to look forward} iné his marriage. Fannie Oglander, ‘the 13-year-old girl : ie | wa or ve ena woman in the case. ITAMALE BOYS— sine Powis sea- | Joseph Funk of 1847 North Broadway, | to.” ia i a, Blackwood is the man. reformed at} who won her father’s pardon by fall- Pamphlet Says Arrests Were 3 a * | The Judge said: sonable tempera- | prosecuting witness in Judge Ki ; Few girls have been as popular in| the City Mission on Seventh street, who | ing on her knees and. kissi : : an i TH abi 5 : . nsey § ' social Washington as Martha Hichborn. |... 05;5 . + EP SPEND ae oe ng the Gov- “ —— ! “He (the defendant) left his wife and sontntge Pag tures are in |] court Wednesday, set the spectators She was always in demand for dinners vg ae after his marriage and returned | ernor’s hands ‘as she pleaded with ins Made For What It A i thild in Chicago, but that circumstance pF | P.. —w store for St. and jurors in an uproar of laughter by and entertainments because of her el z 2 . * peer aa gg Teom which The family returned Tuesday ni ht Was Worth 9 a a +, ' as establishing residence there ts not: Louis. The of- port beauty and personal attractiveness, For | ;y°. 02% been rescued and rehabilitated | ° z lakes : 8 : nee ; : » " Act declaring with an appearance of abso- several years it. was understood that through the interest ana efforts of Su- from Jefferson City ‘to’ their home, at}; . ee eo ee sa Se ok forecast | jute sertitude that Attorney Samuel | she was to be married to Brooke Raker, Tis had os seed greg 1127 North , Fifteenth street, following! Members of the Automobile Club of - | that for several years the accused has egg Wednesday: Kohn was one of two men who robbed |@ prominent young clubman of Wash- eponpenaing widow and the main dae | Laer: of \ talhes issued . |St. Louis received prettily printed a ' traveled in this country and abroad with yet “Fair weath ingt but suddenly her engagement to | PTEPOSSessing widow, and the oniy ex- Sued by Gov. : a another woman introducing her as his sift. es nee oo -“thim the night of April l, near Tenth Cty rg u Blaine stina announced and gg rg Mr. Card could get from him Folk. None of them speaks iknglish pamphlets Wednesday giving the his- mi of ‘ f \ | msing {street and Lafayette avenue. ' : ; was “Ll have been married.” : Re - ization and devotin Se ' wife socially as well-as to the trades- 0 © temperature to-{ Gus Schultz of 1517 North Tenth street Society wee startles. ' When Judge Ryan heard the case a peu exept Fannie, the oldest of the | tory Of the organ orchin rral e aes from whom they obtained food n { g h t an a mw years old, was being tried for high- Lived Together Two Years. jrew days aco WY, Cara, who Was cne children, and that was why she was several pages ad a 8CO7 x a g : ca | haga em Thravedtey*? way robbery, and Kohn was defending : | Ol the witnesses, told of having received! chosén to plead their case with G ment of Sheriff’ Herpel of ot. ee | } T orgery charge is based on an ¥y; vari- | him. Funk said positively that Schultz It was said that Admiral and Mvs, |4 letter from Chicago which s.ated that Folk. M ) wh Ceunty and his automobile deputies. . vit by John J. -Jordan, a notary. able winds, be- | was the man who choked him while an- Hichborn strenuously opposed the | Blackwood haa reformed again and was j|...-****,_, “478. Oglander and the children!“ y ' net. Sheriff 23 | public of Excharge place. He testi-— coming southe other ‘‘frisked’’ him. Cross-examining $8 . lleading a sober and industrious life, ; Were admitted to an audience Wednes- | The statement is made tha er sd to Magistrate Wahle that Miss Law- . Tr Funk, Kohn asked: match, but in this, as in all other ;Judge Ryan asked Mr. Card to. bring} @8Y. 4nd stood by. with clasped hands} Herpel and his men made the numer- him ihe letter and took the case under| While the little gir) walked up to the ° ly.”

. things, Miss Martha had her way and | ous recent arrests of speed law vio-

rence ca ed at his office on Feb. 16, “Are you sure you could identif * ' and represented herself to be Mrs. Zai- The cold way o 7 feo 1. e liv tye |advisement. Wednesday he denied the| ™an who held Oglainder’s fate EB. Wenham. Posing as Wenham's h abe the. robber?” ‘ Beoores married July 1, 1901. She lived more laivorce and handed aown the foilowing ! “anhda. ein Ais) lators ‘for what it was worth. . | nom, te Geeed tWat Mies Lawrence ; , Specie “4 Oe eee . ny ick hi {than tyo years with Mr, Blaine, and al. | memoranda: "Please, Governor, make my “The first day every machine was ttorney-Geenral Moody An- | tigned Mrs. Wenham’s name to a quit- rapidly = south- Oo y aiiicitr, Ganla ont pe bigs ‘though there were many rumors that! “ihe evidence showed the defendant free,’ the little girl began ‘doh than, : a ' hiet, which : : | Slaim deed nveying to Jacob Franks east. causing mts Or ee i ¢ the! the pair lived unhappily, it was not un-!had veen a arunkard, but had reformed! as she saw no softening in his Paatin en, | stopped,” says the pamphiet, hounces Action Against Be rty in cago worth $100,000. general frosts jn itil a little more than a year ago that his sabits at least several months be-| she fell, on her knees in an athens. ats was written and issued by A. B. Lam- st ti ‘ Lawrence was arraigned ; 2 Certain It Was Lawyer. Mrs. Blaine returned to her parents’ |fore his marriage. He was accustomed | supplication and s ; pele, the club. “The oc- Medicine Combi Behe Mi : d seized his | bert, president of ‘ | pefore te Wahle, Lawyer Hess ssouri, Il- home. A few months ago Mr. Baker |to giving ‘testimony’ as to his reforma-| ering them with tear a rands, coy-| vert, P ‘avt t ine / paid that Lawrence had been Wen- linois, Wiscon “Yes, I believe you are—durned if| married an actress, the former wife of | tion at tne mission, where such unfortu-| “We neog him @o os “es kisses, cupants were hauled to Clayton for : jam's com for the last 13 years, sin, low I ain’t certain you are?” Aubrey Boucicault. ‘nates gather and are helped to a better] ally’ guflty: Governon whe He's not re-}/ ine amusement of a drunken gang . \ ardiess of the latter’s wife, and that Minnescta, North and South a, “So I am the man who took the!} Mrs. Blaine will apply for a divorcee | life. oe to do wrong pod neta e didn't mean . 1 edification of the WASHINGTON, May 9%.—The couple had traveled all over the . , “ uth Dakota {watch and chain out of your pocket{on the grounds of cruelty and deser.| ‘“fhat plaintiff knew all this was de- go.” , ease, please let him| and the persona ney-General today made public world together. und Eastern Kansas. The Weather | While Schultz choked you?” tion. This was os this morning | Veloped pA on if or nitted. we Girl's Sad Plea WI Sherif, ed, issued this warn The Goxsrane enham wanted to get bail, and the; Bureau says the lowest temperatur “Yes.” from a close friend of the Hichborn |nesses, and she partly aamirte er na. The club, it is stated, issu * “The vernment today has filed he’ e re- “s t t 1.50 out ‘ , \knowledge when recalled to the stand, Then mbers the Cirevit Cou 0 § it eetee man the eeneee +E tages Bh ate In gg tl ~ Illinois was 33 Fn oe Py ay mes f. SetT. G. wieine ta wil in {although in the frat instance she under- | ng i pen nr how pitiless | "fir? you ‘run your automobiles over | for the District. of ‘tndianes os pwned by his wife,’’ said r. Hess egrees, an at the frost was jot “Yes.”’ Washington. He is the son of the |took to leave the Impression sie wae was prosecuting! nine miles an hour on the - | for an injunction -ertalr | ‘Wenham arranged with Miss ‘Lawrence | ‘killing’ because the wind was high | “And took the rings off your fin-| famous statesman and had been mar- ; become acquainted with the Fate a ape boodlers raised the little girl to her feet | Louis County, you are liable to be held | ciations, corporations and. i rsonate Mrs. Wenham and to enough to prevent it f Ss gers?” ried before. His first wife was Mari ;through meeting him_ at eaeaanal and told her thar he father shauld ‘be | UP. by rather suspicious-looking individ- | composing what is com the transfer,” re rom forming | “Yes. You are certainly the man,” | Nevins of Ohio, who, after obtaining qa Church, and hens he Bla 4 ody iv, uals, with long revolvers aeoriy be the ‘Drug Trust of a. > ieee belt was held for trial | heavily. ; “You are absolutely sure?” divorce from him, married Dr. Bull of | business man and a me masa tlateanert: nt Mey the. blessing of God rest upon! your face. You are en arenes: 4 . . Po 1600 . In a few minutes cash West of the Rocky Mountains the “Yes.” New York. Mr. Blaine served in the | Her testimony was moe eS im fora hundred years,” said Oglander ; released on a $20) bona. . named in the bill have vol i § was furnished. temperature is risin T Judge Kinsey was smiling, the ju-| Spanish-American War. having been ap- }and the Court is satisfied the entir u W mira pe f with deep emotion. “He de-| Mr. Lambert sald Wednesday that the | bined together to control ; ss eididtanehetadlbiaeti iii pe _£ he storm cen- rors were chortling and the specta- | pointed an Adjutant-General on Gen, | Was rot revealed. serves to live in happiness always.”’ action of the deputies was outrageous, | which pri i. NEVER KNEW MISS tral Tuesday over the 8t. Lawrence jtors were in convulsions of guffaws. | Wesley Merritt's staff. on after that Lapse Only Temporary. Oglander was sentenced April 1, 1995,' and that his reason for commenting OM | shall be sold to the epee Valley has moved, accompanied by high “May it please the Court,” said’ he was ordered home and was dis- as . —" dmced nailed to serve three years for receiying stolen | them in the pamphiet was to let every | the mb hits LAWRENCE, SAYS WIFE. winds, across the lake region, and has Kohn gravely, “I veg. Gogg be able to | “harsed. abl cunts knows at the trial happen the sentence what Peloeea en hs od pow tad ey eee othe im seis ink Pee . h ve : aioe , 4 eased. ned. ” “Special ie the Host-Dispacen. caused rains there and in the Ohio Val- Ue tei ed der ge OR | | during the three days they lived to- | account, given in broken English. of iia | mT think tt will go hard with them,” | clude the ta CHICAGO, May %.-—Miss Clay Law-|jey and the Northeastern States S site ay ! offense: jhe said, referring to the deputies. America, the atv need § w ie | . the witness. “I was keeping a a fation gists’ Assoc and the Na sociation of Retail Druggists.” Ok i On a former occasion Kohn shaved Fourteenth street. A’ man ran in at The river Wednesday morning was . o'clock one afternoon and laid a bund'e

’ gether that led him to temporarily fall | ifrom grace, and for at least a few | weeks thereafter to again drink and be- ‘come degraded in his habits. His lapse little grocery on eff his muatache and tied a black silk

At her home, where she jives with her two children, a girl and a boy, 10 and 12 fruits and early vegetables in North- “The Court does net believe & woman | was stolen, and that it wag left at my damage to the poreh of the residence of ! should marry a drunkard on the theory = | _Wenham since she was a girl of | 21.7 feet, a fall of seven-tenths oot } aennenes Since Wenham’'s ineffectual efforts in 24 hours of a f00t | handkerchief over the lower part df | was only temporary, as it is indicated /on the counter. ‘May I leave thig her we: several weeks ago Miss Law- Se his client, charged with burglary, 'soter, industrious life In Chicago, he could. I did not kaow what wea te @ tence has been in close retirement in BIG FRUIT FARMS The prosecuting witness picked Kohn “Plaintiff flung Sim-to one side as &/ the bundle and di not onen it . bt Ao ken. She claims to have been as the Durglar and Schneider was dis- | thing to be despised, and never made “The next morning detectives cam fs pages ed by process servers every time SUFFER FROM FROST missed. ithe slightest effort to aid in his refor-/| They opened the bundle. and they said @ . ave her leave New Jersey and cross Special ta the Post-Di - ¥ mew ane | mation or restore their marital relations | the gingham in it had been stolen. | @ © New York that they might serve ah? epee sh Fi Si rted on P h ‘after she knew he was living a decent told them -how it had been left th hi ger with subpenas. eat Ge cusarcn May %—Frost last 1f6 m — C l bi S d T life. For some reason she got rid of | put they said I was guilty and arrested | : : ae nig considerable damage to small] 4. are ot unknown origin did slight olumbdla avings an TUSt him quickly. me. So it was shown that the gingham : a ea * old, respectively, Mrs. Wenham| West Missouri and Northeast Kansas. Company Shuts Up on Com- store, and I was sent to the ; pete «6+ f ~ fast night danlok. ever havi heard of The big fruit farms in the vicinity of | Mrs. Anme ". King, 4512 West Pine P ny ’ P she will reform him, but it doés be- |The man who left it never ae nak One Killed Four Hurt, When é oe wrence woman and ridiculed the} Wathena, Kan,, suffered greatly. boulevard, Wednesday. The fire was missioner’s Order, |Heve that when a woman marries a/I do not know now who he was,"’ ’ :e Bg dtater red on ’ man who is, as she knows, a recently; After lander was sent to the Peni- Overland Is Ditched in Adolfo Altami:ano, ,

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reformed drunkard, she should be more |tentiary the family fell into straits, and

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» TRG, Y 9—The Colum} enham’s companinon for 1 PITTSBURG, Ma} umbia/ tolerant of a lapse than plaintiff has | would have suffered from h | She lares that her husband, MISSOURI VEGE out to see one vg Sot of the porch in Savings and Trust Co, of this city closeq been, even if "y was not due to anyjnot relatives as*isteq them. * rs. a California. Specie! te the Post-Dispatch the house were called in, but they were its doors today by order of the Commis-; “Ut ¢ her ow n. pee ! tt} be adie to support ‘ Is Assassinaed. rith the Canadian. Pacific! SEDALIA, Mo., May There was a unable to extinguish the flames. “The | sioner of Banking acquaintance would ‘prompt to’ pity-and | been attending the Jemeren pepe, Raa Aa 208: Cal. May 8—The Souther ie ’ * — a : 4 , Cquaintance wou pr \ reon , : ae - Sigal a eae penyy frost here last night, the heaviest | fre department confined the fire to the William J. Diehl, former Mayor of ead Md c to quit. and me the mother of — Pavlfic overiand train, due here at 7% .—Mr. ¢ N or many ea at this time. All kinds | Porch. Pittsburg, is president and J. M. Yo- an ken how much — poe Pe = five phys her a. m., Was ditched at Edenvale, seven ster, ha OS nd smal) fruits were a oe fe dinna ken how much one th work she _ 8 | ; ee Cy damaged, and it thought. two-| - St Louis has more Post-Dispateh ) er mgr red aie merauter. The cap-/and how much greater should be this|band and father has oF, ew aang digest Ph ‘ 2 Ks , ; : —. ee -_ . Pig : rs a es ae * ‘ & és Ses : RE a Si Bi 3 ton rs i tay bss % ; 5 4 ‘ PONE NS RS ORG ORES S. oe a Na * ; - Lo iy i ws 74 iA be. ee ee ae ge 3 - : eas, * 4 SC lestih y A “6 , - ei Aa is Ss whee ere EN ea Fat aR ee , iy WO PRY Ne Se Tg Oi ey ee ee st SRS OT ty gs OY Te aoe ee ne Paes eae Oe ee Ss eS - Pu Se koe Ae % Se es re baa Pe ws eS “4 ar: ' iy a “¥ ‘ gs (ha oy ‘ 4 f 4% 7 a). “a p a

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