St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 14, 1906

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, aUDAY; ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. se HE DITIO ovIRST IN RVERYTIUNO" — VOL. 59. NO. 85. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1906. PRICE (Sta Seto, Foe conte Hi UMHATAAOAAAAULAY

Wif C [WARMER AND HOW DYER IS SAID TO HAVE OBTAINED $61,500 cal .: 15 £8 the ese ngs : a “a Landa" ee ppaoct ¥ ee na Goul ‘ The sn fall e r Ww sdav _ Street with murder i he firs ree ! ° : ury, spent money in the ” F “ s,”’ where sob re formerly An Gould of New York, and ig ow a _—T W ednesd LS ‘morn za . Pint “ first degree He Advises Edmonston to Quit ¥ | r ; c sad I ands, where he earned the 50 1c | ave her the custody of her children,| ing was the heaviest for this time of iN causing the deata of Albert H. Lus- | a —_ “Live Wire.” He was not a gambler, though h lated aa ' who, however, will not be allowed to the yeaf recorded, with one exception. ter her aged lover. This action fol- Sending Out Laudatory ee ea : j ze ee) a ’ sh € associate 7 be taken trom France without the con-| On Nov. 3 and 4, 1899, snow fell to the lowed a noncommittal verdict by the DP handbook men. Most of his money was spent for drinks for £ : ey _ Gent of their father. Count Boni de} depth of four inches. Wednesday’s fall Coroner's jury at the inquest, which Articles. ; yy Ce 4 Jie. MARSSHALL S Fetecuson He frequently spent from $10 to $25 for bee t ing] ; e: os - Castellane. averages in St. Louis about 2% inches. ,; Was concluded Wednesday. { ¥ spel 7 ths o~) LOr Deer ata singie sitting. nes ag The end of the famous case came sud-| The snow began falling in thin wet! The Coroner's jury found that the ; —= | facts were communicated to a l’ust-Dispatch reporter by wit

was _ ; dently. The Court: brushed aside the| flakes about 1 a. m. ‘gunshot wound which was inflicted on : at "2 a bs as i : Ss se 2 4 > 7 , tc es - , , 3 Be ‘demand of the Count’s lawyers for an rhe area of the snowfall is extensive, Iuuster at the end of his clandestine WERE WIDELY PUBLISHED } ubpenaed by the grand jury: His salary bh $2000 e year. He 3 a q | @xamination of witnesses, and, as ex-| reaching as far south as Georgia and woodland meeting with Mrs. Cottle en- a wite and a child. 4 » : i _ pected, the public prosecutor did not| into Northern Missouri. In Boonville, tered at the back, but this w the ‘ a Judge Finke.nburg of the United guson. About & month ago son 3 os a 2 7 ; > ; P , ‘ ; t ’ 4:

, és y Spee ask to be heard. Mo., the snow is 4% inches deep only doubtful point cleared. Whether Subjects Ranged From Lid States District Court, instructing the |course of a cony lo As soon as the court was assembled, a this. death was murder or an accident, t D ail "oe f he ye grand jury, told it to take up the Sub- Lente: — re with may - Budes Ditte handed down the judg- Three- Inch Fall in Alabama. avd the identity of the person who. fired o Vetalls of the Late treasury shortage immediately and to| ‘ ‘Phil, if I ever go broke, can It oe © we foapten is a sweeping victory for “tavite oe the shot, were left undecided. Campaign. probe it without prejudice or favor. you for $207" I replied, ‘Why veda aaie sar ree inc (0 Nn A Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Som- canes “It is a matter of common report,”’|Dave.’ Then he’ said ‘Well ‘e

Three inches of snow fell in North Ala- : | a Granting bal Gillin for divorce Soutien MOE WAEME Weel in wore ccan. Miers was present at the inquest. If ‘said Judge Finkelnburg, “‘that a sho t-jthink I will go broke very: the Court gave the Countess the cus-jhere, owing to the car famine and Prosecuting Attorney Thomas refuses V ' W Policeman Crowell Is Sus ended \ | | lage exists in the St. Louls Subtreasury.| Anna . - 4 ) a boulevard and t} f ti T i l ent. ' to investigate tne vil ; ucte @ ¢ to ‘be without foundation in law | ©#8ter thinks it may prove a heav) saipd 8 pate k ta aa Me ‘ ‘a ve ae = JiSFFERSON CITY, Nov. 14:—Th Wile Are Locked Up Pend- OUT LATE AT NIGHT with absolute fearlessness and _ thor- and billiard hall at the northeast. : —- - —— acks. where Mrs. Cottle met her 4 “ » Nov. 14:—The ex- # | Th | and was rejected. | belt tracks, where Mrs, Cot apcaph ‘hness The Attorney-General has|0f Ninth and Locus 4 ayoue j SNOW CAUSED BIG FLOOD. | aged lover last Thursday and where istence of a press bureau conducted ing Inquiry. Resins . 7 ; ae "2 a coe | well oF aia t strepts, - ae -- @ne Point in Bont’s Favor. | Luster was wounded. for the benefit of Gov. Folk, but of jee Ke niet 3 ’ “tht | inv stigatt n “Dave was a very nic llow,”* “i oe eae . ‘ me rhose y ; a ’ : , ee. Si a7)9 . . ate rover! en hi nis i eS tigi , . vel} ry Be The only point decided in the Count’s Vast Territory Submerged in| Mrs. Cottle was asked by Dr. Lloyd Whose workinzs he denies knowled-e, Daniel T. Guy of o/0s Kossuth av Says He Came Home in Early + 2 wh es ‘ W. Lehmann will adv se! Pattison. “He asa? . iy be - favor was the imposition of the inhibi- ; whether she wished to make a state-{/4s become known at the Capitol. enue, a city ambulance driver, and his M 4 Ww ; ld N Gane nbn sce nee 25 Bee oe ante saci | tones atl oe been in my es Sion on the Countess to take the chil- Washington—One Life Lost. | ment, and said that on advice of James| The bureau, f:om which many stories} wife, Margaret, are held for investiga- LOCNING and Ou ot roe eee ee 5 a D ee hi i wets ew weeks ago I ask Tien a tof F ith h ¢ 3 TACOMA, Wash., Nov. 14.—Swamped M.. Rollins, her attorney, she would|/COMplimentary to the Governor ha.e|tion at the Carr Street Police Station. ‘ that com@ up pesore yon He a y fe iim why he did not get around to 1 “a ren out 0 rance without their fath by uccessi f war ains. ti + onl xp ain, eeularly appointed District Attor-| me as oft f 2 . ay oe ee Ae ene SNOW not do so. Dr. Lloyd asked Cottle to;€manated, is conducted by Archie ‘T. | Guy fired two shots at Detective Halsey the regularly appoint ‘ en as formerly he had | ¢ er’s consent. The Court appointed the/|on the western slope of the Cascade i. a ati Edmondston, a ft ime To . |R. Crowell at .Fourth == street and ney. will advise you.” He said: ae _ president of the Chamber of Notaries | Mountains melted and flowed into the a oe vata icing RBC eek ° aasaponiiteg a ta “ “— neWS- | Washington avenue, and struck the de- ; ah : sat in @ol. Dyer’s chair. Col. “‘Wueh. 7 ' te to liquidate the affairs of the husband rivers at the base, thereby resulting in, Cottle was not a prisoner, and had no | Paper reporter and a Folk appointee to tective with his fists, when he discov- , eanaeneeasesing es ae ; ne m sorry I can't get = and wife : ie ae ae 2 ” Page me the nike set right to refuse to testify unless he felt;the position of statistician in the De-| ered the detective in company with Mrs. ELOPEMENT FROM SCHOOL Dyer was not gebigre ann po einer sient more frequently. I have go °° ds s section 0 re country has. ,,. KS 4 wee ee , tuy Tuesday evening. L. Mauran of 46 Vandeventer piace,’ friends in this busi 7 on i that the tendency of the inquiry was;partment of Labor. Guy Tuesday evening J. 8 business that it takes The judgment was given with costs] ¢xperienced for years. ‘rowe pretofore considered at the are 20 oren > new ee aly the Count The denree, the Bridges have been washed away, tele-| to implicate him. One of the principal duties of E4d- Da 5 Oe rd wale model of pro- an are hitect, ug pi starsat ae i nite a song time to get around to see all ay a ‘{8raph and telephone wires are down,! “I want you to decide this for your-|mondston’s position is to write newspa-| priety, has been suspended and, for the ; jury. which i. composec © eS "; them. . reading of which hardly consumed five} the train service of the Northern Pacific | ’ P priety, has | ' L f F h ' moned. but iw? ki Y : { ain seryi € () tne fj rI er} Pac ific self,’’ Dr. Lloyd said. “Whatever per articles advertising the State ani first time in his career will face the Mrs, Vogelsang € t as 10n- ; Twenty-three were. summo i. ‘ ‘Hie never bought wine that T s nutes, was delivered by the Judge in|is completely disarranged and up to the ' Hlice yn charges > was sus- ae. 8 ‘Oo wer cusel, Be , : 4 warty ! ‘ourse you take. it must be your own lits 3 - Sinc | hs he Police Board on charges. He was sus failed. to appear and two were ex of. I ruess I's k a & voice #0 low as to be practically in- | Present time one life lost. The whole ne as ea #. Besources. Since he has’ held th?! pended by Lieut. Waish soon atter he able School Here to Wed ree J it will require 16 20 ve. knows, (Pave. ae 4 medihle to the e i need All! th country between Auburn and the Cas-/ choice, not the advice of an attorney.” |position he has sent out many such bul- | was taken to the Carr Sireet Station . With 19 on the pane = ea four or five years. He used to i 1 rt ee Ma ag ‘ome 1 cs i ae gg aca ges tytn oa oe food: | “I believe I prefer not to testify,” [letins to daily and weekly newspapers. | after the shooting He wes released. Wks at [ronton. to make a querE™ and 12 must asreé! spout three or four times a weok.’* | courtr - Many women ciimbe te ng ea ee | 6eem §=6—lbetween | said Cottle, promptly. Other articiée, howeves have also been | Guy sys he saw Crowell and. Mrs. to return an indictment. ; 4 “g chairs in vain efforts to hear the de- “~~ os we reached sre as high eta ln i wilh te ' Guy leaving a hotel at Fourth and ted Mrs. M D. t titul mong the witnesses subpenaed in Says Dyer Spent $25 a Visit, — as Known to the memory of men who Accused Her While Dying. complied Dy Mamonston, an ave been] oust streets, according to the _ police Mrs. Mury D. Vogelsang, a beautifu “a > wf sipesinse he 3 nd when they were aware that | Sout te ga ; pte spe ' : ' wuiry are: Josephine Hallie § 6 Lucas es F peenoes was nied the io Rye rh ag = ap “y th gars ! No new testimony of importance de-| Widely circulated, principally in weekly | report. He says he followed them to/ brunette prominent in West End so-| the shortage inquiry es. a, pesto told 1 posite hig ro 7 s a oils mpegs : d a ‘im ait va : ane danger and veloned Thomas J. Luster of 2633 Aj-! papers published at county seais. These Washington avenue where he rushed ciety, having apartments in the Kings- Wilson, Hallie Soutnern, &?ti -* es es ' a Secret Service agent that “ tually to resent the loss of a public | @amage is difficult to ascertain, as all sea ; : eit upon Crowell and struck him in the ; et Alice Morgan, Emma Massey, Lena! visited her house frequently and = trial, at which people in high society wire communication is interrupted. len avenue, a neghew of Luster, said; have had but one purpose, the adver-| oc The detective then reached to-| bury Building at Delmar and hing’s| *'™" *" in gat. Joe Rice, former! on an averag ¢ ¢ . 5 id be lled to testif that the latter had made a statement} tisement of Gov. Folk and what he haS} wurd his revolver, Guy says he drew} Highway boulevard, nas sued her nus~ Good, Clara ge ' wets Commiss on-/| t} a : ss oe a vie . ‘wou compe o testify. 25 PRIS. NER M re . ey ht : Jone for Missourt his own revolver and fired twice, both) band, Dr. Edward Vogelsang, son of} Railroad and Warehouse 1@ advice of the Secret Service Pi » hi at the hospital similar to that | Gone for Missourl, ae a gia? ‘until ; ™ i , to him at } Henry Vogelsang, a grain merchant ts opr! f the] ~ v Stripped of textual verbiage, the for- ; > Say ‘hs azo Ed t m- | Shots missing Crowell. echt geisang, ua & . unt, |) ons Mark Gumberts, proprietor who served her with a subpena. ; mal counts upon which the attorneys R seeing made to detectives in Mrs. Cottle’s pres-{| Several months aso Mamonston com-)""Guy then ran and jumped on a car|for divorce. Dr. aataree coun nas , ae tana Cinb; J. P. Roth, former! gouthern refused to make «a ste 3 nn , 110r ence—that Mrs. Cottle shot him. piled statistics showing a great reduc-| ynich his wife had boarded when he! 4partments at 3s4 Olive street. unporenatenetes a ; Tub: Phill ¢ | ee 3 ee Somes Civorce were as ussian Sailors ecgeme “Who could have done it if she! tion in criminal costs as a result of | first attacked Crowell. Patrolmen Hen- | a os apg ie Porat: ae Dn uggs bv proprietor of the ane ppc Nabe for vublication. 2 . i lael ( r ‘ : _—s we . ‘ , p WwW ‘ peck bf . en i : L Soon after his marriage Count de CRONSTADT, Russia, Nov. 14.—Twen- 7,), 77. Bell, a friend of Luster, gave As soo” as the returns of last week's ae eae They took both men to the eommae and they separated on Nov. i5, former detective — Rie nae: Weed 4 known Dyer for about five’ years. . Castellane began the purchase of fur- iter i 9 mi > saeg Rete - 0 a a similar testimony election were in, a series of stories giv-| Carr Street Stf(ttion, where Guy read- fa The a; — tage wt aa B.} keeper; Hugh a J = nadie tyne was a frequent visitor at her house i t i = es 0 4 — 8 se ce es 2 ; se - ‘ a. Ifaogve Tenryv . TT ons, . 2 ars niture at ridiculously exorbitant prices having been convicted of Sllsticination The alibi upon which the police “ex- | ing Folk credit for the Democratic vic- | ily ots nigga, ihe ag — Sore. ‘Vaasinees eant yee py Steger, re! ry H. sa | Bates, Rich- spent as much money there as he and immediately resold it. When the/in the August mutiny escaped last even- one-ate”’ Cottle of complicity. in Lus-} tery in Missouri began to appear. They pgp eget ee _ band refused to take her to places or| Mathew Taylor, on C7; so Herman J.|™* the Southern house, “3 plaintiff protested the Count abused her gg Pesan: por deportation. ae a ‘th is shown by investigation of} consisted of statistics, showing the in- ah Sen ar amusement. ard Burton, F ——, wsatste in. givnn Lena Good of 21 Lucas a nu They ere all res ‘isi » De S 8 a on ee te ‘ : . , ; *he says é sbi > >} JAaArTres Milam, a5 : aS. Ain the presence of servants. FS an in aca or 1 palitiers. pac Post-Dispatch reporters to rest solely ‘ereased Democratic vote in the coun- ee ee jomate ee tone cine want a cual —— os. mdi | knows Dytt i es ag 3 2. Upon -the slightest pretexts, Count tiey overpowered, killing one man The on Cottle’s unsupported word ties in which Folk spoke, and comment- Crowell — a the gt at te hours of the morning and When she and oe ‘ Club. “He never visited my house, ee at . ante ~ , > vhurt?3. ‘ ne « : - : : , > y Ss ( uy an Says 1ere Was Nn « > ‘ Q ; Ss > "oe «6» > 1 om on ‘ “ % ‘@e Castellane created scenes, going to eceemicon” donned civilian clothes and From 2:30 p. m. last Thursday until}ing upon the fact that there was not spell in thelr belatiénes. He admits — pit gig stort aa hg pac Dyer se ty re? a oa as ds often heard of his visiting : Ss . ° ' ’ ' P > . me =. ’ VO, ‘ ~ i ea of 1295. | Only one of the fugitives has been cap- xo... n ct >ti ( » | vote St. Louis, where Folk’s name | while before the shooting. He says Mrs.| vide for her support and it was neces- | dated Nov. 28, 3, and signe . 2 ee Curing th se ig tured. | wae One WER 1 geeesen neg barrels for| vote in *ratie city Guy left a message at headquarters for) sary for her to. call upon her h: ca , f the Manchester Avenue Sta- vue ee ee + aoe ‘ Be the Countess was brutally pinched by sihtapindetniceiilipionanbnininetitine's SEN BE re his coonera ge at 2024 Division street. He; Was hissed in the Democratic C ty con- him to meet her there and that he was band’s father for aid. "4 Joyce oO the wlan dee .% . chief Kiely, | Judging from what T have & her husband, and the next day, while DENIES ROSBING BANK ‘is unable to find any witness who saw | vention, and which gave the Republican | yajking toward a Bridge with Mrs.| Mrs. Vogelsang alieges that her hus- | 0. ot was ee ; ee - I of 4406 | ‘must have been a good spender.” ; ; 1 * : a ’ - 7. ° ~ : ¥ i P I 5 me . 4 : m 5 Ce . . : t : » °‘ - - Na oe we — sag from his vio- | . ‘him during that hour and a half, and] ticket a good majority. a Bg cca Mead pty mag are Fis: se egy ore at her in the pres:n of = gn cgn . bere amihanh oi tbe po- | Lena Good is among the wi 7 _ Jence, she rev the fact to an Amer- he ee elthough he says he bought barre!s at How Legislature Went ate ate ti dagen est Belle piace comp ummoned to testify before the : ‘ . , althoug! ion IUs! é se8 ° gemeier, when Guy shot at him. The} She says her husbind is a good phy- - ¢ | SumMmMo y dos a ‘ean friend, who was a guest at the Strange Suspected of Walker various places, he is unable to find the} ap). articles also give statistics on the | East St. Louts man, whose name Crow- | sician and has a good income from his lice ree er _ — meget ve hy chateau. ; ? : oF > perse } > , 9es not Know, he says, was going to actice. a. m. in the Compton UD, wsf sve a ring th f 1898, and (Mo.) Burglary Arrested. places or the Persons who sold them | next Legislature, representing that out- | (L000 Puage car. Crowell is matried| Isr. and Mrs. Vogelsang were mar-{Compton avenue, accompanied by two! Sreret service agents Tussdey 3. Du ng e summer oO ‘ , eae Special to the [Dost-Dispateh, to him. No ore has been found who side St. Louis nearly every Democrat and lives at R06 Hickory street. ries? at Ironton June 7, 1898, the mur- 2 P : : his cketbook ee stol- noon and night were looking for fone is gage leet agai hg ie it A, ented a ed er, ee ee ee eee ae aes wth on ogagag In hig statement to the police Guy |/riage being an elopement. young women, n™ py ‘ a > Crozat, Effie O’Netl and Jessie Count de ellane too 1e Coun Mennignt arreste [ih BCMINOON ©. 142. an hat afte and was elected on 4 savs he had separated from his wife Mrs. Vogelsan was then a pretty] en. . louie Thtunate with a married woman, | 2 Walker last night on information SS When Gov. Folk’s attention was first cet summer. and, on being vanooutas. manta mf oe Institute and her| The women were Ruth Stanley and | These women arc said to ibe well | ag “mM A.” Sworn out by Prosecuting Attorney | Says He Bought Barrels. called to the “‘press bureau,’’ he said he |. .n+ to) Creve Coeur with her about aj home was in Mexico, Mo. She met Dr. | Glen Harris of 2712 Wash street. They | quainted with Dyer ane Sa oie ¥ me. Moss, charging him Ww ith thy ? oes iry of * ottle’s alibi aS he set it forth to had no knowle ge that any one was vas month ago. On the way he found Crow- Vor isang while atte lins the insti- rien aTrTris ~~ ~ As . ' af; | fitted by his money-spending _ | 4. The Count maintained a correspond- | the bank at = ——e e yesterday morn- ‘th CO de tec tives * and later to a Post- ing artic les “not seen. them, to him, an ell's card in her poc ketbook, he says.{tute and after a vrief courtship they | Were arrested and taken to the Man-| clivities. a "f e ‘8 ) yr oO hp )- P > t 3 - oO Yv 2 r Sh : we “nov’ - , ‘ . . » 20rn ia for rendervous, through the intermedi- bery. eczeedie mae Tob mit oth along Twe nty-first or rwenty- Ph ine ale regarding any newspaper she hs ad, bod ed Crowell: vet pot aoe ee eee nl rs Same nie poo criminating was found when they were} How ashier Found Shortage. — BS ary of “Mme. X."" and “M. N.,”’ in the Dickinson is a painter and had been in! i ee sg oo he lage agg Fo ore ae ee ere, AO tNat ee rec her how muc *h she paid the de- 1! ected with the City Dispensiury. seargbed, and they were released. Four| The true story of how the x . ouRg ‘ee ‘rels , Ee 5 rae riting > ( ; vs 8 ; E. Rue de Maubeuge. vad ner for 10 days. He says his home 18; this portion of his trip. It was his|!et Know Edmondston was writing | ootive, She said $5 a‘day, Guy says. — negf musicians at the club were also} shortage in the Subtreasury was” ay - Many Meetings With Mme. B. ceimetas ban duieporting ogg liga from custom to stop at grocery stores and “The Governor called Edmondston to} They separated again and Tuesday arf d and released. | covered in the case of Reeetving oe 6. During the summer of 18% Count/ Congressman Champ Clark and Dave: POUSSS at a alae tee hg Oe his office and the two spent consider- merge trons: Hoare a Te Pranwita. em gg er said the pocke:book, which was) Dyer by the merest accident, as” +2 de Castellane had intimate relations with | Ball. sg bought these three was not im- cnet son ae ad cet sates a 9p. m. He waited there, he says, until of red leather three inches long, con-| exclusively in the Night Edition » eee "Mme. B.”" He had many meetings with te ee tienine aon an pressed on his mind strongly. He has Rare ori He is reported to have| Mrs. Guy ge pate Pig from the - tained $iG—a $50 bill, four $2) bills,’ Tuesday's Post-Dispatch, will be es her, principally at the Pavilion of St. POSSE HUNTING NEGRO. ear nag tore vhs hss ah ‘ele . said to the Governor that the reason hotel, when ne . ai three $10 bills and one $5 ed to the Federal grand jury which ¢ a. James. thinks is NE pci he i Be ye oe that he om gage Lp grt pn § ol Guys Have Two Children. The Compton Club was then conduct-| vened at 10 a. m. Rg oe , ‘ s, , Salis that he wished any criticism Si 6. During June, 1995, a lad: entered the Fugitive Killed Officer and Shot 'setreet He drove to Twenty-fifth street wen “ °"= vears old His wif is 2] ed by Mark Gumoperts. Dyer’s complaint , h hief elev ts Governor, ga A lie ported there persistently and it is gen- [ have known Dave for 17 years was discovered. To 8 a ~acandals. Count de Castellane went fre-]| ed the panel to pay especial attention nue, — se = . . ae ve to oh Pies it, and if anyone is to be “hee W ; F erally believed that President Castro/said Phil Mohr, who conducts @ 881005 | porter ao “ s | quently ee Be epart- ue awe « ot ae Eras Sroucnt SO ioe ane penieha. abe je ‘She censured: I am the one.’ Seeks to Enjoin oman 8 ence of Venezuela is dead, but that his and wineroom at the southwest co ner it to know, a Me ae ‘ 7 < a awe iat migh se bre ¥ 5 t § . , ms » ei it th Vene- . aS “8 " =| tment, which he maintained at Neuilly. [joroe. them. It in understood that.is positive he was alone. tet — = | Gerald B. O'Reilly asked an injunc-| death is being concealed by the _lof Ninth and §8t. Charlies streets. “I , | * ‘ is ee Sues, 100. at the ond of a bin] several such c abenti tion, Wednesday to restrain Daisy Bal- | suelean Government in order, to. main : Johnsom weet, oounte 2 ph ve ty eee much caecs will be investi- Son-in-Law With Him. between 2 and 3:30 p. m. At 4 o’clock| son of 3621 Maple avenue from erecting | tain itself in power. knew him when he was a clerk in th? |cncoked a is wee ee _renebtion at the mansion on the Avenue | sated. SOR, = Rahning| Cottle was seen at Prairie and Pen-| buildings and fences less than 30 feet The Kortenaer has received orders tO | postoffice money order department. Hé | about y two eee ff. Count de Castellane and . It was 4 p. m. or later, Mrs. ning avenues. One block south of him| from Page boulevard on her property| hasten her preparations to pul at seai, os. visited my place very freque t- noommed an 1! rhe ar ct Sg . ©.” were found an hour after. Senator Cullom Recovers. say's, when Cottle approached. He spent] was the Lee avenue line, by which it is| fronting Page and Union boulevard and | again, and to Jeave Fort de France for |” st ry Sreque’'- lin Dyers cage ba ae cE ae alone in the garden. and the Count} WASHINGTON, Noy. 14.—Senator|at least half an hour, she Says, select-| possible to transfer to a Taylor avenue| Bartmer avenue. He says she is doing | Laguayra, Venevzuela, if the death of jly. He invariably drank gingerale h'gs- | bis examin a ) ‘ Cullom. who suffered a slight attack of ing the barrels he wanted, and finally|car, then at Pope and Florissant ave-|this in violation of a building restric- President. Castro is confirmed. baila, alternating, with apollinaris wa~- | Dyers | and | 3: 7 Pine ee — idl at -oute intiigestion and nausea yesterday, | chose about 20. These were loaded on} nues to the Bellefontaine line, which/ tion, and aoe et eee pag 4 OF 0 gyre Te Cain Tretia are 7. a ED ON : ‘ Se = Loree was reported today as having entirely | his wagon and he departed. | runs direct te Comey Cemetery, close} done be boul vard in C aeabestnin beret a to lof Hg Rony | “He was always with his friend Fer- ~~“GONTINUED Oo} on s™ N SAGE recovere”. Luster is supposed to mare been shotito the scene the clandestine meeting.jon Page boule ra ag ee | Ss fos i Ste i <8 CS ee sg ee ae re ee ah 2 So Saas Re Se eee a ae Sale Fos Bons OR RR ee ate et RARE aS Be eee eas mon a 3 ak me Rn ee ee ee isan aes " ies sat ae le ga eee Brat oy ae 2: agit ae tag a. =o ‘ ph: 3 Hi ie eT eee es BS she Peas: ai Me Fae ss sf pte apigh. ink * iets sxe 2 ye sed oA a Dyce e aa ae ote Ae ESS ee ep tie Rad ie Ped ee Papert = 3 t, a ‘ 3 a es : £ ee y ee se z. f = $3. i E ie 2°

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