St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 19, 1906

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et A et A I : aera v FOUND NORTHW CS PASSAGE, RETURN Although ‘Sun Will Be Hid | c Capt. me Discoverer Magnetic Pole, Sighted There Will Be No Rain, Near Frisco. Fair weather will. depart with FRANCISCO. sioop Gioa, in

MRS. BURTON “1S LOVAL 1 HER HUSBAND — --- Gives Up Her Home and. Will | Live Near His Prison,

the departure of the bankers from St. Louis, according to the Weather Man, who also SaVS cooler is in store, official forecast I'riday: ‘Fair and slightly cooler tonight, followed bv increasing cloudiness. Sat- Variable IM LOOKING | FOR SOME. OF _ {THOSE BANKERS

The Sor- Capt. SAN Oct. 19. Ww egian ald Amundsen magnetic pole west passage, Reves on her Puget Sound. Which Reo- definitely located tipe and completed the N has heen sigliied off Point wav to this Either this aft tomorrow Capt. Amundsen atid gation of citizens will be tuke: Gjoa by the revenue cutter Golds I'nder the command of Capt sen the Gioa will then bye brought. into the bay. HOG GIFT TO ne’ Father Also Gives Her Geese, Chickens and $100Q, cjal te the Vost-Dispateh, ; ' CATSKIti. NW. ¥., Oct. - | / , : | Stone's ‘daughter, Ca roline, EXTRA*MONTH OR A FINE da | ot Florida nas | ried uoday ; ‘ : - ge 71 ot} r’ 6s cifts wi - ni ved north The’ tathe Sie : : i , ~-t{ were: One fat hog, ‘ ? ‘ a na Ss geese, ? Ww oO ganders, in tes athens, two roosters. and a check for $1000, weather The port TOO d-je- to the r} (Fat te ih yun? 1d- rrtadis

COMES HERE WITH HIM Former United States: Senator | Notified to Begin Term at Ironton.

urday. winds.”’ >The tropical which centered Storm Was Thursday morn- I off iit &* -Levi Was ee ae ee lia

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*oast. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MAGAZINE, OCTOBER 21, 1906 CONTENTS, ‘arolina ( manv (‘oast This Femtsayye North ¢ Service Will Be ake i $4ie' winds prevail at Accepted ‘Instead ‘of | ve the Atlantic $2500 Cash. pin eonjunetion ;@ Peon points Storm, whi h in caused storm lake. region, | Ex-Senrtor. Joseph Ralph Burton’ of | in tum Cen “the Cae ae Kansas will be accompanied to fron-|_ | é | ih ' peme nn: ton, Mo., where ‘he gwill serve a-sen.: ~ Fit a wees n tence of aix months in the ("outs dey. Jail, by his wife. She will remain in: Ironton to be near him during jis term in Jail and w lll be the re to wel, come him when he steps from his cell after paving his tiebt to the Govern. | cans PROSGA SM CPtMt a ay : nomance ot ment. : : : nel Dispatches from Abilene. Kan the home of the Biortons?® toia Priday of! the arrangements tie formef Senator and his wife were making for their) stay in Ironton. ‘Their home ‘in’ Abi- lene will be locked “yy ow hile they Way and Pirs. Burton wil] Tronton durig@ the etire six’ iy her husband's impriso Pred W. Lehmann. terney, notified lim rangements had been thiade be sulrendered to the eourt St. Louis next Monda: from the (United States will be here at that tir tuality of releasing the CAaTried ort Burton was can) the charg, of the Rialto (ira) repreaer i 1?) ‘ frient "heen ? }°? ‘ Jar) yt , we Beers ee : 1 ig : Wore va . mays de ' ue rile ees ental Criminal Statiit. ') i es , j ‘} +3 Viisaoury ; Sar’ ite wu found cs ‘15. aa 1 7 ots te ee ] ¥ alike "9 . trial and was sentenced to vor . gtx | train. whieh Wi as going gt months in” Jai and Day « = was brought here hb £7500 The Supreme Court ren Hie is 74 years old the care The second trial here sulted im conviction and the sentence was inirosed unon hin, vAN BcApe the fine of g2500 Nn @n extra month in Jail Senator Burton announ, “dl at lene Friday, according to - a that he Was ready ta hei ' ‘nd would leave Syria Frye sty es fo wecompany thy fT hs Wien questioned ree of certain) of hig friera Prosldent Roose ton said: “it- wonld that [TI would would have ~« Gen. ceptance thu With Nyy ws ction. yw. | Pa pardon, firs Innocent ever, | wil ” “it I do not charge of hh T » been oo With a

tered in the Page. Jefterson Bar ; ‘ “ore ) i and higner Store » Rock ina MADMAN, 74, FOUND NUDE. ‘Jumped From Sn eedin Torn i Bri iT tomtry ~f Lav Feea (‘abtured I pe itSHlis eee (heupations of Women of ™ rnwessy ron Ruy ons rida \ we mM OLLISs Roodlets ay on thint ' for: him ts Sarecdal ter the Taast-Drissg offic: rs The Supreme and the bond on whiel Py : Boll \\ e¢>\ 1 LOL Or) ‘ae oh eo Rae a in the gec iriehs of Modern Naval Spies Doubtiul on the ‘liew It Feels to be a state,” the Man Fence ' \4; ee | es Missouri's raveling Nchoo ™ " . t. dantis Im i ‘ hicneo Race \Iost \\ orld Story ‘aire \\ onde} ri aid N) ior ove ana (sirls Vhe New Embroidery Vogue | Fight With a Devi] Fish in. Gul of Mexico __. Electrical T Tap How to Live unded i niwht. BRIG. GEN. BELL DEAD. ae eS leu ae | — Retired Officer and \ r* Vet- Photographing a Flash of Light Phas an Was 12 x eal did, it. hs ! SV ERIR, Col re ogadisy Religious Plays Southwest {in colors) THE FINNY ares . nandle Pete a Niall me I ee as eS rothber _ ’ ’ , Pine ilu. , & | @ttc. ath pardon, Rell was hs, , ' toty 1834. He grrduated Ger Re Ti Sane , He | for Mosquitos: . by rye | Wel) on 12 Cents a Vii Alepatch

{ oming the ST DDE ionaire Tells a ; ipa? Foot 1), im . tith7) \ ' ; more Piva \ anitor the Prodigal Son Funny Kids Pees 4 yA TUR ' The ait Q'er . i> :? iTRR Ne The SALES of ' Pep. pers] iin Bi Louie and Ful bey ott than those of All. ile Louis Newepapeors (uUMPINTD , ~~ han thee of s N ‘i; swapapers COMBINED 1 eth} ff Lo’ iituit- vy : ; rronm aor

ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS uls, FRIDAY EVENING, “OCTOBER 19, 1906. — Z a ae we ao 7 a 4 - ? ah: * a> * * x ye ¢ 7 2 " - ? e , - ” 4 7 . - oe oe oF . , a « , be - : 2 a i'l an . ae e bart As 4 Bs SD » . 3 oie nn . even net te ’ ~~ oe " ea y, -e “ » . re 7 ~—* 7}. am x Sree in Re TS, eh, ede oye , ae ee re 5 _ ee . : é R ’ er re eo ~~ . ers 2 Se . ~~ . a. nil hatte «. s . , ts ° R - iy : yy nies se 7 2 a = : ae re 5 - . : i r _ » a “ ‘ rS - 4 = y 7 _— > + . : . é 2... : ; * a ; , — EN, ie 3 . 2 Bike nase 4 . . oy , ™s ms ¥ * : : 4 . 7 tee : - : Ne é - . Neckar E : * rs ‘ aK , a . , . _ * . _ « — _ ‘ ™ > : o> 9 ” “ J : ‘ ‘ , r . ~~ . ” 4 “ oe * * . * ‘ DIS PATCHES. RRR aE EET ER ene

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DISCIPLINE FOR |B PASTOR HEWSON , B — Tey ea"

Ministers’ Association Ouestioned, ieeting of a mnerega Ministers’ held Nov. 78 action taken upon a disciplinary mo- Da ay acdyo Pred] Le of thi (% Trion i] Association. to be j lve fleweon, regarding carl past- Place fall meeting of the associa- t Compton Hili ({hurch, Smith of M had a for pie was RTION. : Ley. (“hpureh motion it with + liam enrorial nai to make face interrupted «bv that he eertain thie ‘sired to remarks, Hie tor. - Rev: C at who told him to make gue. i afterwards. protested Ana P. that William Jones: of iy (fe oved that tile Type and «te i mode Y% ar] Sumner Jones * (5rO0VeES, ion: and Smith Dr. ren an we referred to the Committee on liewsaon was present. hit hig name had not yy. Philip Yarrow of ©); chairman of the Com- then reported of the association ninisterial standing af flewson, a special committer «» appointed to report at an adj up pre) (ple s- ‘would COrpus proceed against Rey ‘Or the. custody old daughter, Gertrude Kari jealousy had caused She ceharged = thai fiture whe Was r he li Sile proceedings meinhbers. of rregeation passed resohiutions of fewson the is upon the eondit Hon | visit her fathe: wo { ‘ongregational Church of Rede) ne ghall: continue to Old joes was “* chided bv the Co rire yh] or three Sundays Rey, Mr. Fe i aa 1. yron Smith of Iberia A: to ceaaeh \ acl TT, Ci eS Rev, ol His Standing in Congregational | Lease of Inaile Lot Made eoniit- a ‘ , i Tne (WS Olive Wil- | ] suid , } that; ; ? { ; irned | Mr.} their | / hac f away | \. | e| | Dian. of | raising the stanad- | Of ministers tao requiring the ee-yearr course, was re ‘mietee. Addresses w evening the Church served the Co? ferred ere made ladies = of ner, sia) Hill 8 GALLONS: HER CAPACITY. ‘Drank That Much Da aily, but Hi usband Is Refused Divorce, 9 ' Tost-Dispat RICITM OND Va.. Oct ePfend- charge that “~hute to the support of his wir Matthews, proprietor of tie L erfield Restaurant, asserted on 2S. ose stand today that his wife | ned a ;henomenal Capacity for 1. | quor, that she could consun two | -ases of beer and five gallons. of wine i day , aire. a}? he Matthews smiled sceornf \uosband testified. i narted two months a : the other with ; pheld the Woman Natt ws was sente ! Jail. Dut tire punir diged upon Matthews his “ifs $°-0 a mont! iz ! Fell Off Street Car, While riding on & south-bound fontaine caf, Joseph at, ” | old. ba 66 (Indiana ay, o } al at © Al 7 fell Cr 77} ig rea? e the car at Grattan street Rete. loer his Diatfo: “mn Ifo has w jo? th ai’ alp wound and Was otherwise jn. Hie was hurried to the of@ ' Lebrecht, where - » dressed. He was hia inj of n then hu orien ly; . had refiised te | upletion /

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CORD 1S BROKEN ‘GAS JET LEAKS, ON OLIVE STREET GIRL UNCONSC US

ver From Accident in Her Room: Sadfe Pa was found Friday in h was not | leak in the-case is in a. critical (zeorgze M. Leiter, a tracted to Miss Leiter's room by the strong: odor: of gus. tle broke door. and found that his, sister heen overconie. The windows closed, but there Was no evidence Says, of an «effort to stop them up. oe Lloyd Simpson of 2608 Marcus avenue reviving Miss Leiter. Valuation of $11,900 Per Front Foot. Mever lease 1959. Terry scious from room. The but there was a and.the police aceident. Miss condition. wrother, Was at- Miss of avVe- nue carly * itl Drug WrMCay Friday. with frontage This cent-an a val- $11,900.a front received this Wall of the 3ros. (o. closed a #§9-vear Shuw estate for 21 feet at haw estate for 21 [ é tirned the je Or, - 7 2 ¢ Qi, ‘ . ’ street at $10,000 a vear. report ic at the rate of four per ae an Leiter or aveut ever land price higthes: Vacani tie virtually inside in block. There the property. . ( Succeeded ‘in the Shaw ionaeenenee aaeremane tate, to take at this rental hiitdinge ' am 2 . uilding. onty to be informed that Mr. Wall had | butting obtaineéd the lease. i Wall -1s were several! for lease had nmoeexecuted called at the who rep the prop nee of fi ‘un- es. herger ningham.,

esents arty was not considered in It is understood that Mr. negotiating ° for me fy i and cohtemplatés erecting or sife as soon as Mr. Walls lease, which is subject |'property ty a lease held bv Erker Rros.. expir- large atructure ing March, +1908, provides. for the! the property is a@\ ailable modern. structure within! wr Wall pays: taxes ’ lf expenses of thie property. which) Greenwood represented — him three-story | transaction. the It erection of a live years, The present consist of an Moses laprovements. in the obsolete

The Verdict Of Advertisers Total Columns of cADVERTISING Less Cheap Legal Thursday~ ws Pr ost-Dispatch, 1 36 cos. Globe-Democrat 1 Republic Star-Chronicle

Combined 125 The Explanation:

The Post-Dispatch has more readers in St. Louis than all the other St. Louis News- papers COMBINED

“First in Everything!” BS ede tg ey %. : 8 oe . oe Bs; so i iy, es. F os : 3: 5, ah : igs dy RECTED OS enennmemmee asa ey at. ‘Mis 88 Sadie Leiter’ 3 Life in Dan- | gas gas in the the "Fle and carrying | VY PROPERTY LOSS IN MARINE CAMP ots _ HLEY’S FORMER FLAGSHIP DRIVEN ASHORE BY STORM Houses Are Swept From Foundations. and Wrecked by Wind Traveling 80 Miles an Hour—Many Residents Trapped in Falling Homes and Killed.

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Oke — BIG STORM NOW RAGING } OFF COAST OF CAROLINA

Waves Roll Over Bulkhead at Coney Island, Submerging Roadways, Railway Tracks and Hotel Grounds — Water a Foot Deep in New York Street. | NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—The Evening Telegram prints dispatch from Havana saying that more than one hundred per- ‘sons were killed in the cyclone, there. The cruiser Brooklyn was torn from her moorings and was thrown upon the shore. The Brooklyn was Admiral Schley’s flagship war with Spain, and, as such, directed the movements ‘other vessels of Samson's fleet at the battle of Santiago. The Evening Telegram’s Havana Hapateh ik @<followst — Over 100 are dead today from the worst cyclone that has ever visited this city. The whole American fleet was menaced ‘and the cruiser Brooklyn was torn from her moorings and 4

thrown upon the shore. Ninety-four of the fatalities were confined to sitive, while |16 foreign residents are reported killed. _ More than 1000 tents in Camp Columbia have been, {blown to atoms. Houses were unroofed and one trooper: prob- , , | i |ably was fatally hurt. MARINES FLEE TO WARSHIP. ; Fortunately the storm wave ev ervbody about a halt hour’s warh- | ing, and when the blast arrived the marines on shore had sought All but the Brooklyn rode out the storm, Minneapolis, Texas, Denver and Pratrie. | When the its “height, buildings were shaken a by at earthquake, were washed from their tracks, windows were blown tn lke paper and roofs and doors were . sj shelter in thes warships. These ships included the tempest reached Street cars . nese of the smaller frame houses were blown from their foun- dations and These were situated in the poorer distfiet, and were the causes of so many déaths among the natives. It is feared that great loss of life occurred in the interior, es- pecially in Pinar del Rio, and at Artemesia,, on an tgland, | The wind is estimated to have blown at ‘the rate of 80 miles ar : Is wrecked.

hour. The greatest .monev loss will come from the damage done te shipping. Great waves engulfed about 35 lighters at anehor ift the | harbor, and the v were smashed against the wharves. It is estimated that the loss of lite and damage would have beén greater had it not been for the timely warning given by Father Lowe at Gunotti.” He is a noted weather observer ot Berlin College, iierce northeaster which has been . Donn Gate lowing here for two davs has driven the water of the Hudson River mshore until rolled oy Thirtecnth avenue yestérday afternoon a tc I deep. A tidegof similat | pounded the great bulk hia at the not been seen here for 30 years. ft foot _of Ocean Parkway until the inundatin: Coney Island. Brighton Beach Railroad and the grounds of the Hotel Riceadonna were sub t has - heip ig | | NEW YORK. Cet. £ II | | waves rolled over the breakwater with a. terrifie noise, kKoadw a’ DIC) cle tracks. the tracks ot the merged. The cyclone which has isolated Cuba, swept the Florida coast and is supposed to have inflicted heavy damage to several towns, is now raging off the coast of Carolina, according to the W eather Bureau. eee «ee ee

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Fined $100 for Resistance. A BUSY APPLE. Le Roy Jordan, a negro porter the Hotel Berlin, Taylor and Socnn | Break Ts Red “ana Yellow, was fined $100 in the Day- A Police Court Friday for, Sweet ane Sour Special to the Post-Dispateh. resisting arrest. Sergt. Kennedy, ae arrested him after a hard struggie STANFOND UNIVERSITY. Cal. Ot. 19.—Students of Stanford University avenuenr, ton Street Monday, said he found Jordan kneel- ing behind a low fence in the alley

behind the home of Samuel Goldman of 4450 Morgan street, and through a crack tn the Sergeant lives at 4449 ieheane vard and Mre. Kennedy noticed actions of the negro while the Ser- geant was at breakfast. St. Loule has. more Post-IMepatch readers every day than !t hee homes

J were astounded today when Lather Rur- bank. the plant wizard, exhibited an ap- ple which“ wee red and sweet on one side and yellow and — “ “ toni of rating pp vie aa the se ky ip more Santa sry Mew Mr. Surtedk hee:

$1006 for an ounce