St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 3, 1906

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“FIRST IN EBVERV THING”

FAT ~ SKIN TO Olt CHILDS NOSE ene nn, EELS tc Little Girl Bitten by Dog as “be Looked Through Fence,

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FACE IS BADLY TORN

Girl Learns Truth After Arriv- ing in Chicago From Long Journey a ee Twenty Pieces of Skin Quickly Grafted From Her Father’s Arm. e-—~ i VREABORG CASUALTIES ; MAY NUMBER THOUSANDS = ~*~ e YF

Specia> to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Aug. 3.—A suit for sepa- rate maintenance, began by Flora von Geyso against her husband, Alexander von Geyso, in the Superior Court, has brought out a story of alleged deceit practiced by a real German baron on the daughter of a Texas college pro- fessor. Seth F. Crews, tbe wemrn gs attorves, declares the baron promise] his: client a life in a fine home on the ghcre of Lake Michigan.

RECOVERY IS EXPECTED

Several Other Persons, Most of Them Children, Bitten by Dogs. ; _— S oldier Returning Frem Scene of Mutiny Tells of Slaughter — 15,000 Workmen Walk Out in St. Petersburg and Complete Shutdown Is Threatened Throughout the Empire.

ay _ "Pwenty pieces of skin were cut from BY the arm of Herman Batazia and were

grafted on to the nose of his 6-year-ola s hie etl | daughter, Octavia, where she had been 2 ; oe client met maren von Weyso, a / bitten by a dog. The injury is serious, = ie ogg a ne.catins oe Germany Army, «> _ but Dr. O. C. Raines, who performe. : en ee RTENNE Sh TORR,” said 7 | the operation, is confident of saving FI Ele eke is aidan ‘un . ‘ CASUALTIES AT SVEA RORG RUN the little girl and is hopeful that she =}! esi Res ee ee oe i N ' a) : = a will not be seriously disfigured. 3} oc an. sso Lake + eaygas J O THU USANDS, SA } S SOLDIER tL r : is a ss at a number occupie é al gotta pre hag oe ae a f by a Chicago millionaire, where the de- S HELSINGFORS, Finland, Aug. 3.—A soldier who came today from P . : = fendant was employed as butler. Po. fs Warsan’ : the Sveaborg Fortress, where the troops mutinied, said that the casualties North Leonard avenue Thursday after- = ‘Simmncting nothin traculer Mite , f) a ) would be shown to numbe 500 ae One went to the fence separat~ F Siiisik 7 Wheicer “Kagt: ws combine om ; Be | that the total ee ee £3 ing her playground from the back yard = with the baron ia scsatty poy he veri ie . | ey sae ee of Michael Howard, next door. She Se ee ge The garrison consisted of 60CO0 men. Pr to become a baroness. she was met at peered through the fence and a bull- | ie utente Von Gave i - dog. belonging to Mrs. Howard grab- i} MAN AY Hi mM : es S my EO EN EN ES EF NOE To | bed her nose. The dog’s sharp teeth | maith bt : {I My ard teat of Leve. . | ST PR SPTTDA ; ? ; tore the tender flesh and made the ‘ pow Re "ll ONS “‘T want to test your love,’ he said. | ae STERSBURG, Aug. 3.—Following the promulgation of % , / \ | Poy yf : — } ; Z f giri scream with pain and fright. Be- ‘\\ Bi. . Tam a servant in the Louse which an order for a general strik _~ s ; ; | . , : : e to Ww ) ; fore she drew back the nose was al- I N you thought I ownea, and am kncwn AUSTRi eM ITGAR 15.000 ‘ . : asta. which hes already affected iis tore of and the face was torn. | \ there Raines at 3223 Lacas avenue. The improvement in the baron’'s condition] — A oS oS A ca ne —- =| were returned Th } : . rs ots EE cl aison the ragied wound pt el eres | | re d. e number of casualties has not been ascertained iy nim head. | | “The bride tells me she was com- | Other disorders are reported from the Viborg section of “There !s but oneé way to save the pell 1 to take a position as chamber- | | Petersburg The strik d 3 ; ’ g section of St. ; nore,” he said, “and that is by skin imatd in the same family where her} d ve : : e order will zo into effect at noon tomor- Ss Mage ¥ ee grafting. It is a delicate operation, byt [husband was employed, and that be-| | row, and it 1s planned to extend i uy Smni : | {ft can be done.” # fore ~ uate ra passed she found} thing meludiiig me ‘ - ene vi the Empire until overy. Lie Sccelaliaee yh | herself the hreadwinner-for- beth. She. . a Ee te" ’ : , Ti » - ® rauroads an eiegra 1 service, are al id es : ; declares the Baron use@ a revolver in : P €, are at a stend- -~e~g Father Gives Skin, | is still : ae . ce cio ~ijis arguments. ° . . hen do it,” said Mr. Batazia. | “Von Geyso, who actually is a Ba- —* - e ayer / * will be necessary to cut the skin , ron, is the heir to a large German es- L% a section of the strect railroads here, } . din plies eM ae A * : - ; ‘ “eae P as é : ~ - tieaag oe ne ne ee ae Sa A z from some other person,” said Dr. tate and the Baroness is merely suing ’ ; ' , neluding the Nevsky Prospect line, aaaanepmneenamer ead os . Cwns win it ber’ - HENRY WORACK. for separate mainterance.” Shower Ahead of Time Friday Gov, Beckham Provides Pi otec- stopped running this afternoon. er “ e didi tnengrare-ecieeneititareensitniieneeneenanemncotcntenenonseeeine-emecieciiat 2 : , TI : , a. “Gut it from me,” said the father. Afternoon Brings Relief . tion for Slayers of Mrs. ee en ee “oe }r. Raines examined the wound STS F H ' . Roliert B ht . ozen ‘members of the prisons anes se 2~ain. 5 rom eat, roug on, Council who were elected to d.rect the ? Ae ae “It will require considerable cuticle,” OLVER \ iaiechak 46: cue Penn Diawieds general strike, and they also captured | | a \ _. he announced. “It would perhaps be ee wie FRANKFORT, Ky : Ones several members of the Rvolutionary im | ge better to get it from several persons.”’ ry Beckham has enkeend ‘wide itil a : a a “Take all you want from me,” said TO BE COOLER SATURDAY Company and the Frankfort Batt r id a ee 7 ae as ; : © - « . ia i 4 : ? { e > mt fe _ | ee ~ the father. “T will stand it.’’ gating gun to Barbourville to atresia aap = ci enty-two digerent Fo 3 ‘ - Preparations were at once ade for sles bvetcadtilantiaoaioenie the trial of Jessie Fitzgerald and Annie | ‘© ariat organizations throughout the ey. Lo eae _ sabsilaatalion ibaa Hinson, for the murder of M Robert | Emygire oe _ the operation. Assistance was calle’ ng Bro 7 a er Pte ge £ age | n. ’ Oughton. cs / . Bi |. and the patient was put under an an-| Artery Severed by Bullet as She § ) .,j}dohn Abner and John Smith Several Heat Prostrations and | “tne troops wilt escort the prisoners |__Premier Stolypin has gone to Peterhof a 2 4 esthetic. Batazia bared his arm, which : 6 uddenly Appears in Chiei ‘ 0 D th from Stanford to Barbourville Tuesday. with the intention, it is stated, of ten- ry _* wan washed and sterilized. Then a Baggage Tosser Stirs Con- CHll ' : Have Fierce Battle ne 6a, In hoe Lage coewhalig: : be under command of | dering his resignation. ‘ Re A * orceps, was severed with a ip. Ito fists tD Ue e cicieeeiin ako”. Gabe de ‘dered how > sharp knife and was tmmediately trans- front Monahan 2peteee CHAUFFEURS jordered to begin in St. Petersburg to-| Man Ordered to Make Awa ant od gees oak aawniion "i ee ee oe eee . Snerin} te the Los:-Disnetch ~ “Fair and continued warm Friday RS ARE FINED. preaqie at Pa and $9 it genres With Tn as ; 6 A y : aga ) : was re- i idedtahile. iaiah ees e oe ; |; the men employed in a dozen establish- ee sduere inch of skin hed RUNS FOR AID FAI JACKSON, Ky., Aug. 3—John Smitn|Bisht. Partly cloudy” Saturday wits Judge Tracy Imposes $25 Pen- | ments went out at noon amas . iminating Vouch- 7 transferred. The father critted his ; NTS and John Abner, two Hargis-Cockrell {Showers and thunderstorms and cool- > | as fvid ok mh ~~ , ers Leaves J h . ak but made no sound as the hits of NEW CHARGES ARE FOUND feudists, had a fierce fight with fists in| ¢? by Saturday afternoon or nicht. alty on Three Men, wi. itcheglovitoff, the Minister o 0 ® _ eutele were cut from his arm. Twenty : er on : zs Three chauffeurs were fined $% each | Justice. today issued an appeal to the ea that mead, Setore Dr, saines Ge Jail here yesterday as the result of @| Tight, varinble winds. by Judge Tracy in the City Hall Police | public in the name of the Emperor to ee Se ee t : ’ , ’ ‘ Parte Te ‘ . ‘ ‘ ie . " . sae x dilaton c * imi : ° sar. ! anything mut MES. Ness, 4 heard. © Ww > Oe 1 ; | - ‘2 : Se) ‘ ’ ° “ ; 4% ry, i} . * = 4 : : , Policeman Skelly. Batazia, the met _— puperey a ca th» calf of the left | Acting Chief of Police Gillaspy. vee with a amurde: of fer Gee sae 2 rain descenéd at 2:15 Friday afternoon, |. Harry C. Carr of 3429 Commonwealth | | WARSAW —_ 3. —_ artillerymen Freight Train. “ie father. ia the president bf the St ies. He tried to reach the doorbell of Patro'man Ce ; : +] of the Cockrill faction bringing a fall of temperature Tindell y ooeneen oe his machine. At; i'n the summer camp at Rembertoff, Heir Roofing Co. ‘|B. Spohr’s residence at 3012 La Salle atrolm: reorge LL. Craddock and ' ee Ts . indell boulevard and Grand avenue, | near Warsaw, have mutinied. Infantry| GREELEY CENTER, Neb., A Sen a : Spee : George L. Schwind of the Mounted Dis- This was better than had been prom-j|the policeman who arrested him suid Nase ak % ee ein se us. a mes Bit the Milkmas. sp Nagin se set alg aa f th triet charged with “I ity gaguitig” eS see e Pie == Tised or was expected. The best pros- bas breeds de speed of more than pares: ones Me been dispatchel to —_ proces: assistant section foreman of - , ; U 1 tral ett . orty miles ur. cue te revoit, 1 I : Pentie Ossiek, 4 years old, of 1436 Cass ‘ , Y . tecalled betore the Police Board Friday pect the weather man could hold out] @harles Spi Me We cite tee eer re Apne reaps who. Baa , hil Spohr family, and the women laid Wo- Friday to ne ' pinks. chauffeur for #. C. nal charge of the burning of th I $ | saga goes the back yard of her|rack on a bench, bound cloths about explain. why tney had committed that ’ “ Firday morning was the probability of Lake of 4360 Westminster place, was - TROOPS 0 “ds last ‘ ] + Foon ie Sete vy Phony’ " pe ” leg below the kneo when he | onload of valises and trunks Bitab car Or]; “ye ara) nished speaking when . NT NY ‘ey ; as overcome V the eat while ; ‘ gE e coast they were to he burned ge = alts ; var-| Ollie Roberts entered. She was ace % CO: ENTS, until Saturday afternoon at least, but} working on a barn near his hor i thich t ine : ay an are. Lae re ikcer ee esta of Mrs. Margaret rying the baggage into the hailway, he| panied by Lou Roberts, in gp. Sly a, Page at 9-13 there lie a peal of thunder and South ‘Webster, in St. Louis County. at eget - ~ skirts, have been occu “! saw that they were getting ready a i . ussell avenue. Mrs. Walk-| climbed on the wagun and began to re-} Posed to be indisposed from a severe ' Se: strositi . “s Se. eg ge ; ae ‘ noon Thursday. He was removed to'!* y troops. to pour ofl on the contents of the ra.”” ee \, would not permit the dog to be) arrange the luggage in the vehicle. sprained ankle. Both star ettuiesan tn Creating” — Monstrosities in St. the rains came duwn in a way that was! pis home, where his condition fs said | fe ae ee : owed * cara, = is ra. Ida Th t VW orack picked up a large grip belong- the graft investigwation ure now held hese Louis (in colors ) ee ae a at oe eae et ee ] a delight to see, to he eritical. At noon Friday he had ; "00 REVOLUTIONISTS e a ii. oadmaster Burns broke open a feet was bitten in ai cbhaeen A vin ok aoauie yo oes ete nao oe Another Big Step Forward for There was an immediately percepti-| 7° regained consciousness, Dair ts 54! © _ the top of one of the barrels of oil and se " : o : Pi " n ay ~ », ‘: ‘AS * y e > > ere : m pane : : 4 ‘ e as ‘ . ue ’ : Ss > , tee re as o 1* “eg of her home by @ Gos belonging to; ef the etree tector Saneace ‘and | the "ial of: "nl cate tg pai & + Missoun Farmers ..,........, 2 ¢l ble fall of temperature and the pros- rae Fe: naldee ie the. eee end CAPTURED BY DRAGOONS, |‘°'* me te set in the car and bream a ee of tOelt of 3218 Magazine street.| funy it against a trunk. e charged with accepting bribe _ ones Raising Hogs by Wholesale in sect after the shower was that there erected the dome on the §&8t. Louls | RIGA, Livonia, Russia, Aug. 3-—-A ac- | OPCh Some of the boxes. I thought then a a plat em of somo killed the dog at the BE yeh | Sime Sue god poner: — ae slabs and other women for Missouri ....-- See Pe Pe ew emer 9 would be aleeping by night. | County Courthouse in 1878. leret revolutionary meeting which was that it was time to leave and I went.” A > eank Mers. 5 | ca ck staggered bac us the | Protection from arrests. and fast « mitnw oF: ae l every m : ironwork and wreckage f th urned ie ogee’ ; the flog in the front yard at his | ring the doorbell, but as he reached the ingiy’’ and ‘Sellvege een ag Real > Ra of Mrs. Leslie Carter . were falling thick ond fast _— nee: The hot weather, supposed to be mad. 2 an Tree care onto flat Cars es" . : hy sat | ga ice Bog | j steps he became so weakened that he|the meaning of Jlollying is “lollyin Taw Karta About the Al - © )] at 2:90 it, was as dry and dusty as ever’ qening solely to dogs. has made a goat waiamiae oneal : ne = ane eek Bals, 10 years old, of 2410 South ; Could go no farther and fell, fainting. about in an idle manner.” The aaa pew ree See eS Oe.» 6 at Sportsman’s Park. Even there, how-I violent in Bast &t. Louls. After @ or “ GOVERNMENT RETAKES goin ie é BE UE gly | was bitten in the left lex! A negro Was across the street and | tion of lollypop is “confections that dis- |)“ Record Crop. PP Bee Wad od 7 n- _ ts were felt in lowered} tacular chase in the neighborhoo ‘ee? The United States officials arrived - BO Re thre ng to Joseph Anthony | *#w the affair. He rushed to the door | #lve in the mouth, mixed liquor, etc.” |)“When I Was a Girl,” written by rer, tty om i Twelfth street and Pi d+ indo bo . of WORKS AT HELSINGFORS last night and toda king In eS, ie oe 8 th Third, street as she was|0f the Spohr home and clanged the | The sudden reappearance of Olife Rob- Ss is society wome : camperacute. | St. Louis, a “mad” oe wns shot mn| HELSINGFORS, Finland oe ee oe aa : ofthe Anthony home., ell, bringing - several women. ‘They | erts in the city when th St. Louis society Be kises 8 on @ tee coon. Theré| Ra eet ee Sees ae Nee Bee: cLSINGFORS. Finland. Aug. 3.—/ tigations and securing evidence of the $F ‘he wan killed b Policeman Camp- picked Worack from the ground and | out a statement that she woe clas Bave 1) Who Is Head of my House?”... g a oS : "| killed by a poltceman after tt had run, Sveaborg Fortress is completely in the! astruetion of.the incrimina papers. es : bell at request of Anthony. carried him to a bench in the yaru, | West caused much comment at the Four {English Experts Coming to Study had teen four heat prostration® ti \h? pA ee ee ee ee The wine i ng, — Seed gen. grids ss PB a f: William Rogers of 2321 Eugenia street| Where he lay, while a crowd gathered | Courts, and many believe that the ~ St Toul ; preceding twenty-four hours. a Poe: eco MATONSG oUt lain eee. » in the calf of the left leg by | Othe sidewalk. i ment that she would not nag gers in BG LOWe. «+. sete a wade 28 ated, One Dien. The goat. named Billy, of course, was | and sent to Skatudden Island, where) KING TQ MEET KAISER. a ‘ara! Cloths were hast! Monaha return for the |}New Mechanical Sparring Part- Four Prostrate. large and shaggy. an unclaimed neigh- | they will aweit trial. . ie genia prac By vey von }and the women Soune eh seeunied bee some special voneen 5 So? os teameantion ee ah ee CE ae we 9 Louis H. Henne. 3 years old, was | borhved animal, with long, curved horns.| The Socialistic Red Guard yesterday| LONDON, Aug. 3.—It ee who lives at that Baap ine tightly, They bathed the injury anu |to place the defense on le Prosecution : he G if Stream is Cha takes overcome py the eat at the! It was bitten By a dog two weeks ago, cveT!ing made a last effort to bring about | *Mnounced today that King F Bee a not own the 4 *, S@YS) cooled the man's head with damp towels sscniiietiis guard. How the Gul »- . ang- home of his sister, Mrs. Annie Schlue-| For a time it showed no ill effects from & general strike. They marched in force; @™peror William will meet at ee rwin Geisler of 2218 aoe avenue was! °° that by the time the ambulance ar- M A “eer OMG in ons ether te ee er see eee eess 9 (i ter, £744 Arsenal street. He died sud-j| the bite. ‘to the power house of the street ratj-; Tichskron Castle, near Hom : ay “fn the right leg in front of 1411) UYS%. Worack had improved somewhat. an sleep, Saloon Robbed. Littlest Elephant and Biggest denly ‘Thursday evening. Several children were playing Thurs- | Toad and ordered the men to strike. Up-|™e#ny. Aug. bo, 2: Baty avenue as he was eraicine — Then Worick was taken to tne City While William Thompson, bartender : Shee se tin bie WORE Mw os 9 Minnie Stueble, 20 years old, fainted| day afternoon in front of 1205 Piggott on their refusal the guards attempted to | a ag ‘Wis father, Paul Geisler. The fog, | LSPeMSary and treated, aiter which he | for John Schappner, a saloon keeper at “ey She Can Tell What Colors 9 | white working at the St. Louis Con-javenue when the goat appeared. ]1/ destroy the buildings. Police and com-| Boy Disappears From — a Mrs. Mattie Kuerne! had “i was sent to the City Hospital. He lives ; 233! Pine street slumbered i wie’ ae How She Can _ Colors fetti Co.'s plant, 12 South Commercial) charged the group and butted inte two; Munal guarda wefe summoned and a y py . nae ee Pier nse Of, but she agreed for it tc ‘he at 1816 Franklin avenue. spot at the side door of th y le en to Choose (in OTS) coc os 10 ?] street, and was taken to her home atlof the smaller children, knockine them: fight fcllowed, reeuiting tn the kiiling of Mrs. Anna Fortmeyer of 9@ “ ee ie gee 7 reed | o leeds midnish ? e saloon at a Ae South Second strect. over. It followed this up by butting Into | the Assistant Chief of Police ang several! avenue .-. nolte } NE oe : fo. er FALLS 15 FEET IN SEAFT entered the saloon nae sate nim ane THE FUNNYSIDE. Mrs. Caroline Christman _ of 918/a board fence an.. preaking a hole tu} communal guards and a number of the}, Walt rho 4 iia tee. oe — a cage country to win her. He suffered several scalp wounds and | sire his bed, it cain eft standing be- a Better Verses he Stb O50 Kes an 4 head, the result of @ fall Thursday/|the weeds below. The goat then ran| ment may spread throughout the coun- om, e eat ae ae reat three broken ribs. He was removed to | entered by ‘raising y gn i lger. ig haii(¢ The Lau able Looloos....... |. 4 from a window on ray wo story | wildly down the street, knocking down/| try. The Cossacks are used only in ex- & | . , Carn is not in the ] tre City Hospital. Btausiaus is an! finding anything elso that ‘h and, noti( rhe Funnyside Picture Puzzle... 4 (| 0% the house where he lives. Dailey | two men. treme cases and then disperse dab A atetetal blll ss see. s, , #@lectrician for the coffee company. had carried the clock rae ac ee ss was hot and sat ye = oo window] An exciting chawe ended when Police-| crowds with more gentleness than theyj'ts G-neaces Sus af ; = alarm y. | petal went {to get a breath of fres r. After @ man Powderly killed the goat. | do in Rusafa. , ) Pe ee ee A ee bons Ee oy J oes ; ‘3 . O a 6 a ‘ % ~ x hw seat Sey > Be 8 te ’ ‘ h i ge. : # a, ‘ ‘ Hp. hes x ; mn : i % i o- 3 i : a 4 ; — - ite * = ; - As fe Pee =, | ‘ F ee oF ¥ ryt : “ rd ; 2 haat we Ae rs é ar " . oe ya . — pena

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