St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 26, 1906

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Tous PUSTOS =Tl PAGES ° a” TODAY ___ omy ST. LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. HE DITION fivadoteeis uaa Sadia a =— == || ATT) me : 3 Ae = Se ae VOL. 59. NO. 197, ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER, 26, 1906. PRICE (one cent. | . i AN WHO FORSOOK

—_—_— TROOPS CHECK [°'SSM25.22°2%.s WIFE OF CHURCH [HERBERT L.SPENCER/CHICAGO WANTS 14 SOLDIERS

«> AWGIML TROUBLE |"s=2%:Ss:°Ss"") EDITORS SHOT; | GETS.A OWORCE! SICK CARD WEITER ARRESTED FOR | WIFE AND MARRIED | IN MISSISSIPPI FE=="23) ©." CAUSE MYSTERY "sSeisrssano™ ™sscnuters"| RIOT ON CAR, =» WIDOW FOUND DEAD a Y OAC Tar be Defense. Fraud ACHE TODAY!) warm, souther — pinnae) ‘ warm, southern ‘Mrs, Stephen Herb H ee Hflerbert Ll. Spencer, musician and William H. Clark, doing business as e on 1n OSpl- choir singer, was granted a divorce “The Clark Institute’ in room 304, Cen- Leavenworth Officers Aroused 2

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“se, ’ | Militiamen Find Reports ot Se cs aha a Many Fatalities at Scooba ers, and the at- tal—Husband Pastor from Cornelia E. Spencer fn the Circuit tury Building, was arrested there —i¢ mosphere will ) j ' » ra + ar "a » av ;: ‘ thie 0 : Ww — i, Court Wednesday. Wednesday at the instance of a Chica- ver Trouble Which En- war . aton Aged 50 W hose Bod | yy ere ntrue, be balmy, if a Is Silent, Mrs. Spencer, whose maiden name was | ®° detective who identified Clark as J. d ; . ; y -{ > + . ~ ’ : . . . trifle damp, Fach made np defewne ad the wevcee |H. Bell, against. whom the December angered Womer. Was Found in Lumber Yard, Left Wife | The for a was by default. grand jury at Chicago returned five in- : ; ; I ‘reasing cloud- . Rak e it yea Crees oe 2 ees p : NEGRO CITIZENS QUIET wei 1 a seca POLICE MAKE INQUIRY This is the third divorce auit be- omaha charging fraud. NEGROES BEAT Saturday Noon and Two Hou rs Later es ss, with “ enn thei. ‘Bho Giba ome cae ark was taken to the Four Courts WHITES . . » late Wednesdas , and there|, Sa a W > ; ; : hight and Thure- was a reconciliation. Then he sued — oe = a holdover. He denies edded Virs. Mollie Kelley, a Neighbor. ‘ ae ’ - ' 3 Sy 4 1e oe? 4 . oft Be cd Excitement Subsides at Waha- day. Warmer. Shot and Woman's Scream | but again a truce was arranged. not Rants ang cs pete: ae ne wer P 5 lak, Seana af the Riotine with southerly Were Heard Near Evanston Spencer testified that his wife was tion papers. -Nhicago witrout requlsi- Black Troopers Overpowered ee . oO winds. The min- . c inordinately jealous. He said that she Clark was arrested on a St. Louis ’ ° : > ‘ we. 4 : : Immun emnera- went to the Lindell sai . card Writing. hey alleged that he had | | : CONDUCTOR 1s KILLED ee 3 —— — PATIENT KEEPS SECRECY ite 0 ee be ee. Meee — . 5 tgp * envi fame eed abotled”™ ! at H E OO K. H i S O W N | F E Te : ain tik hat. S$; cards and that his exactions were such 4: as and snow in the * another time she raised the window of ~ gg me 5 could not make any profit at OFFICERS KNOW LEADERS : ; : West and in the ta their room in the Stumpf apartments at # . : p xe Posse Slays His Negro Assail- Ohio Valley and Authorities Threaten Hospital West Belle place eed Vandeventer ave- Paget Crinnat Gen 4 a gg : ‘as nut, he said, and loudly accused him of]; na crrection e case the New ' seo Be 4 : against him was dismisse ; ; — ' + ; . } th tv ’ , ; was dismissed o1 t t : - ant Another Black Killed England States has brought a rise in Attendants to Obtain csetkete had just introduced hie Gn tbe sano yd age dd who sinissed on motion of | Prominent Commander Predicts Mrs. K elley Heal ing Gossip Caused by Puv- is temperature in all sections except the ] f street. She also abused the women. was no law in the Missouri statutes to , | ° ° in Quarrel. I a ee uiormation Once she attacked him w cover the offense which was alleged : j ; eed Northwest. A storm of con- knife, cutting "sie ‘wager 5 tanihed, The ie detective van thaat Mite Separation of White and lication of Marriage License, Accused siderable Intensity is central over and she also created several scene office in Chicago was . ps nstngg : : . { oO ( anes as at 21 Quincy ° . MEMPHIS : ee Dec 98 —Gor Northern California. Temperatures are Special to the Post-Dispateh. ihe tig ntowan music store tt = neotegao a Feliowing . his indictment he Negro Soldiers. Eeton—He Denied Having a Wife but ee ae ok ‘i below the normal ih the Ohio Valley {, CHICAGO.: Dec. 2.-—8i worked. ased on a $1500 bond, which he sii ! . , SSiss “ore mM hie alley f, , - 2.-Snot unde cir- is ; " Wardaman of « anes tcac hee = ee and the Southeast ie . 2 : eumstanees whic! ne ear igien eg ee Jumping. Soon After Tried to Take Poison. $respondent of the Post-Dispatch ove! , ist, with freezing weath- ed 71 her husband and Special to tue Post-Dispate?. f . ¥ ‘ jer as far South as Jackso ae a} riends refuse to e ‘ a . ¢ aati aak ‘ See “i : 4 nth oe >, i r : ef ee, ct gp oedammghons . South as jacksonville, Fla, | ee wile ar Redmon a ‘ ter LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Dee. Edward A. Eaton, accused of bigamy by his lawful wife and ¢ amper ) dicate ; ev. Stephen Herbon, 6.— Officers and white soldiers ¢ , , ‘ ; + Be eekteat of two companies of EGG-NOG STIRRED HIM. | editor et the: Mbuleth> shascdin aun ua ro eax core ses: bon _ by the woman he had deceived, was found dead early Wednesday the State militia at Scooba had checked momar: cena a of the best known men in the Meth Soldiers ee cht ar his I 915 Nor Z . , ¥ | ey ; e Meth- « as the result of : cotiogn eae | ear his home, 1515 North Fourteenth street. Mrs. Mollie Ke @ny race feeling which may have been Made Man On Flat Wheel Car edist Church, is at. the Kvanston Hos- 8 ; early Chrthtaane ceming ae my ya . | . ‘ ne | ollie Kelley, x2 aroused there. He believes the reports Rine Fares pital suffering from a severe revolver i | Al ] soon ifter peas sai me ' vg aa whom Katon married Saturday, end who packed her belongings to 4 es Te Sere ee . , ALON. . oe mnsv riot and the : . a Aap ena ee on ri as oheadbbsscte Egg-nog is a snare and a delusion. de- prem — i shooting of Capt. Macklin at Fort Reno, | OVE to a home he had prepared for her before she heard he had +4 s eS a aS assurance | cided Michael Early of 221 S Ss “Irs erbon was taken to th spi- e a ff: : e ini : seri ; . ') that there is no danger ot further ee ‘etal “% 2 A 221 South Broad- tal late yesterday and pita a ayn - ¢ a ga > og wasnt of a well- another wife living, told a Post-Dispatch reporter that she believed me trouble. 7 ' sh sree saa: rested entered a fine me © oo ¢ Os ; P , : — nate : 7, = ore We “yeu t in the Sc pa- ‘ +o +o” , v7 . ae Te) 4's > — : A “; , a a seus @ report to- of a and costs against him tn’the wv- pre . cies 3 rin fact of her injury | Negro Told Police He Was on Charge of Embezzlement Has ration of negro and white troops. a sense of his cullt Cause d Eaton to end his lite. Mrs. LKaton ex- tr oming Street Police Court Wednes Ga, %: COwest 1 hospital. It was not , , : Drunken negro troopers of the Nintl res ed th > same oO yi " ) , _ 4 day from his personal represeniative al] nornin ednesday tuntil late at night that ; Way to Turn in His Day’ Also B M : a ee ee Mid & » , z ves : A e WW © Pe j 6 a ¥ een a ° - *t } nr “=e “ ; : ‘ oll 4 Scooba One company of infantry and te oe police, atter threatening - bt dong ed y : y 4 7 galnpt indus ape Peer ev reason : 7. € rs y was in a convival humor Tues- officials of the hospitals, learned that’! Receipts. k 2 A, McBride mas Davy seized an electric car bound Katon Was a carpenter, 50 years old. said she. ‘But never knew him very 4 Soi vide eee : for the fort and in the riot which fo!- He was married 10 years ago, and had | well until about four weeks ago. when . A. McBride, «a sewing machine | lowed fired a number of shots at white | lived during nearly all that time at the “4 arian gg poster = Ba. nc ge whe nod us : fer, e .

the injured woman was the wife of the address, with his been ads ad seven years, and that the

a battery of artillery, in command Of] aay and fell In with 3 . we ‘ F a ‘ J “Gants, ¢ re Scooba , ‘ “© 1 well-known ; Col. R. G. McGant rive d in Sco humor wis akin to his own a 6. . known Evanston pre acher. Where Walter Saville. a negro. of 1524 Wash this morning from Meridian, and are’ was roposed ; ‘ BSNS fhe woman was when she was shot or : DT aac IS oe i _— agent, Was arrested at Clavton Tuesday : s a patrolling the town and vicinity The ay ed, and the Merry company | >¥Y Whom is a matter that the “family street, was fined $@ and costs in the | on a charg f a uesday | soldiers in the car. Several white sol-| Fourteenth street Gres » , f ’ .- : ’ me ‘ . TIE! ERE ‘ é 7 fi | ‘ arge o @) 1 Ay ’ ¢ iin ‘ P , ; “3 . . re . , ‘A rere mixed and drank a quantity of this fu- | has refused to make known. Dayton Street Police Court Wednesday | abandonmen T ‘ as ie tl ane wile] diers and the conductor were beaten wife, 10 years his junior. He left home woman at the house where he lived was * | Governor has instructed the officers tO! mous ho! eh 1, It Is nobody's business.” ss : . , nt, The authorities at Clay- = this housekeeper d lativ ‘ ee eee ae. Mr. Hert otha isiness,"" sald Rev.;on a charge of establishing a lottery {ton have been searching for him for | @nd cut by glass from the broken win- Saturday noon and did not return unth s housekeeper and a relative of his preserve peace at all hazards. Col. Mc-| Early boarded a Bp |; erbon after being forced to admit! «.y; | several weeks. He w ‘ ; dead wife. I believed everything he : . ’ da Hroadway ear to go {that his wife. was a Atie a’ | Saville was arrested Monday afternoon ! Justice C: “eg e was recognized by | dows. The lives of several white wom- Monaay evening. iid. It did t oce . oi + Grants wired the Governor that the!home. All would hav &* | hos ital. “FE dc a Patient at the | Justice Campbell when, accom: nanied by: : fie es : ae ve , not oceur to me that he ~ | gituation is well in hand, and that there ot tl aD iave been well had Ae Tes ‘satin ya intend to make any and a policy sheet was found in his pos- | 4 woman, he drove up to the Autenreith en on the car were endangered. Unable Mrs. Kelley, 41 years old, lived at 1419 | would try to deceive me about it when pe scarcely i | f t! l n le car chanced to have a flat whee} | matter aa "this ao: Far is a private! session. He told the police that he was ay so ho : to escape by; the doors, which’ were Cass avenue, just ground @ corner. ih® | be en yt eaaee’ ce oe cae 3 Hy is cause for further alarm, which caused it to jolt the passengers That is all I will ound Is not serious | policy writer, and that he was then o | McBride is charged with misappropri-| blocked by “negroes, the w the Eaton home. Eaton called at her | oni. Goor $0 JSS. Anes s back door is i ey Late vesterday indefinite reports; Early was im} ' izers, |} pe Me wil Say about it now or | as 1) n } ating Sav belonging to the Singer Sewing : negroes, 1€ women and . see ' oniy a few steps. I could hate Bone ts oa reached Scoob t] is egroes had as imoued with an overabund- fe ve ie eta e | his way to Eighth and Clark avenue, to | Machine Co, on Nov. 1 last and with several soldiers jumped through win- home at 2 p. m. Saturday, and they went! her and asked her at any time whether Sere , Nes . g . rye es He g ve 4 ’ . ? a | j fg ™) rs 14 “ @ . - = A. . i € . 7 . - = = 4 . ¢ . om i * ae conpeebiemglehgeg 4 oy of public spirit, due to the egg- |iny oes ee ~~ and around Scooba were in a state of Gs Thi traveling publie, See Boe c se agi rthwest of the Evanston | pocket. by MeRride. NONE | viously injured. ried then. He asked me three weeks ago to pein. ’ 1 ‘ a Ole , lis has got to be fixed,’ he sho 1 Cat ub grounds and on the boundary On the stand Saville said that the The woman who was in the 1 m T) ~ar had * 2. Took Bride to See New Home. marry him, and I promIised him I would,. ens unrest and a telegram was sent to Gov to the conductor, in loud e g-nog t m4 — | be tween Evanston and Willimette, . . ’ © | with McBride when he Was arreste . eek ve car had proceeded but a short He made all the arrangements and we Fi Vardaman askin that troops b oiene The conductor ordere d = ? pene Shot ad 3 ° = nbd asa to a negro named Bob that she had met him only that meg distance from Leavenworth when sev- Baton told his new wife he would rent were married Saturday. | was aston-~ there from sae iat n omg i t ‘4 1 waa r oa than in sard of public comfort | \ ais 4 nee Sie eae Wash, streets Sovilic wasn awit oc dee She went to the Courthouse, wiiere “he era] negro troopers engaged in an al-|a home for her at lis North Broadway, one, pen the neighbors told me he als . | Y dian. ie troops Ttouna, fas more than Early could toler: a Mrs. Henderson . . s 8. re de- |j'was taken first and on oe 1? wid . y ; , , _ > ready had.a wife, but I did not bellevé os sch tolerate, In se son, who Iives at. 96§/ scription of the man he was to meet. H ep: ao engaged in a]'tereation with a white soldier. In ajnear he married daughier, Mrs. Ruth > ° ) thowever, tha tno violence had occurred his egg-nog frame of mind. ‘Someb: Sixth street, Willimette, tol . . te pipes thy Bh ay oe lengthy private conversation with hi ; : shh ee Binal them. When he came home I asked hinm- 1 must be punished, he thaught, resto te that about 4 o'clock she co he gh parties said that he expected to recognize this McBride's wife and stepe hildren re: minute the drunken negroes were at- Pere, who ate at rats North Broad- if it was so, and told him if it was T les was the result o e Wa halak cash registe > se}: ' : a a @ scream. whic ’ pee ; d be making their returns to onder nat f y! i, e nesro 7 n tec with the fami ; ©& » } S- ; : » aske } Y . De ecsetord, Miss. Conductor RR Neat Bs io 200, eek Re took a | falr io - og & . we een with the af-} Was going to meet. He said that in pre- | banc, after an sitratieaenst Set ttoreee | \Ninth Cavalry is investigating. The | ithat afternoon she asked him if US| 4, tne mantel. He must have taken ft ri f ti : M bil & : ‘li view of the matter. _ P le spirited | in the. grove. hie i o have happened ; V!OUS cases of the same Kind such state- two vears, during which time the voung. names of the men engaged in the trou- | were true. He denied it, and declared} later while I wasn't looking, becaure ft far ne 0 ae i ; e & Ohio Railroad ie Aopen te | Wik beveral ‘hoies tie eae N BS been found to be faire. up and had husband was disinhberited by his father, foo eri! mt made public by |}. would be able to prove his denial. mente missing when I looked for it Tuc®- , r¢ a aw Ming “a ¥: r a te ati- , e false ac > oT.) . eS } « P ¥ aAV soa le ¥ ight pun : otagpie wsris, we HE TWICE TRIES SUICIDE leeres ene ked the efforts of the po- | pateg I hse deny aa wad king. P : Before the trouble on the car the ne- | Mrs. Kelley told him if he had another) Phere were no scars on Eaton's mouth obey agg gin io henge headlgpaiggsaacor é ' tient | ha: dene presi Ra their pa- | ad W. LEBER MARRIED. in March, 1%, after mt Reed ae groes had been carousing on the street | wife she would not live with him. to indicate that he had swallowed actd. { > ae) > ) 9 , ao 4am « iticts "eRO ie! Qj " ' ot : ; ! . Sc a | > : ‘ ‘ " shot by Harrison, and be fore he could Pol F 1 , , ; | threatened to arrest the he ” leber ; with his millionaire father. who da. i and in the dives of Leavenworth and Later in the afternoon Eaton went to The body was taken to the Morgue and escape was killed by a posse. Three ce £01 Springfield Man S | physician of the hospital. ad nurse wee G3 E g SP manded that he give the dancing girl yc oa ihe pete a a te: coho gat iM Kileman’s home and told her h ace will be herd: ; a ’ . hea I S z ! ‘ Mi i ! ‘j ries s - rs. > ian §& { > Ps { ie ¢3 Mrs. E aton’ « other daughters ] ve on sore | Whe : | Youn | _ {up or lose his half of the Reymer mil- | or os toe a 1e ringleaders 0! a Sompanions who were with the negro Attempts. wav ?’’ ne ar ae for, any- | 3 ast t. Louisans Sur lions. He was married within gos Rao the riot are known to the officers mak- intended to commit suicide. He made} her farm at De Soto, Mo. She has been " : . _ = +. ¢ et. . ‘ > } iS ‘ és 4 ’ ‘ ‘ aii ‘ j y . & os i, : r > » 3 kin - .t - ae , ‘ “ fied to the woods. One of these was Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. wiin: Genes eee aes hoe og The | pris e Their Relatives. , and was disinherited, iing the =» aes. cena and swift justice lay eport. she says, to swallow carboli a widow five years. Jater Captured and shot to death. The SPRINGFIBLD, Mo Dec. 98 riety. Never oa Segre aBy) ROCe- ~ W. Leber. ¢ ‘ The father died soon afterward. Sines | Is_expecter | . , 7 Spo | | : -* is “" ous | PC = “ i ‘ iH ‘ ! mind wv no she is, f . e a " . oo ' on ; oO rer = ap oe Thee ite r that time the son ha hae a . ne ‘. There Ww as mus h excitement among ac id. but she prev ented him. lle dia ‘ s N nae vs 6 a =e savil. eroon, W ‘ f . o ti s t ayMulIS oard ao J fiw weg Me... si as ri ec LO ake , . p . — . . : . fothers Bre being pursued. en ee ee health and his prominent Met] a one of the most | Miss Bertha Dfless. also of East. St. 5 Pr his own living, refusing sagan Bags the officers and — n he re today. It is | not tell her what caused his wish to end | ei: aOs = in the country, ! were married Wednesday morning by Justice | Mother and sister until yesterday Ww hen : oare 0 ag hat Premcent may see A | his fife, we 4 . - . ict ver "4 Wites in-j was taking a day orf, and returned to Eust en

‘ i { ' } poverty, Charles F. Walker. en : y, arte; alker, emploved | was not four ‘ j of tl i | id by Chief of Police Sie- | of the Veace Driscoll without @be Ee) Gt } } ’ | '

in an altercation with two white men] life and was each time foiled by the @board a train near Artesia, Miss., and police. jury. ae 6Loute. ti ‘nenid i : Mg tr Sarlvy vesterdayv Palit Mr. Herbo : hee - _ 1 St. Lou's, they coud Bnd no one there fo with his familly, saving he cev!, ake | when the station was reached was taken reisy yesterday Walker entered a | gpwortht oa — — gene Ox Si yah age eae oe ' his own way e Ry cele MaKe | sult rest: « © seis ‘ eR OR po ceague for several vears 3 - sO Tile wen! mck-to thefy homes and pt : j jrominent army off Sih) 4 as from the train and killed. , 1urant and Sé ized it buteher Knife! fore that he was associate oie appointment Wednesda nl Tere ae t ort ‘ - ———— . . hoa ~ rw @ e i |: he W's itfice ‘ ° +a, . ; . ' ile i . ’ : (>T 1g’ a4 , ae ciieaneate Sunday Conductor Cooper was mor- sous po bangers vl ‘o vi gyri hes ~ wal ate, with headquar- ag ages not - nists mee ENS CHORAL SYMPHONY CONCERT | soon after tlhe Brownsville affair. is al- Mrs Kelley. although he admitted ob- +> , , , ' neta and slashed at histhroat, (Urs in wew York BP are Ry gag coe FE 4+ ager ah ge oom are ier | most certain to result i ar: ' ae ° tally wounded by two negroes on his . omen grabbed him and took], — What was the cause of vour wife's! SS Gon tine "te iettiee | Penis ? tert , . lof the white and, ne ro troops taming the UCcenee | Woman Pulled From River Says ‘ . le ni } rf Ve 4 . ae ‘ > } iu me's vg } . ; io é , wl -+ ; CO! ry) p*4 “ ric) j : ; u ¢ J ey a) e | e« s . ? are I ‘ i 1 ar . . . ‘ ~o ° Tt {s supposed that the, were lynehed om ittin ui ise. | to cdl Sn ae anery and he seemed about - Mrs H tt’ D ] rangement to this effe havi ne | sod Pmacarani iactory oO! ~ Viviano & a Ino) North Fourteenth street. stum- he Ree om * pis y reply. Then he turned ! Ds Va S eath, i Made ith Henry Ww ome 3 ‘ ; by. the mob that has heen pursuing 1a Wi iV. ate 7 ' ide W } enyry # “ody age, who this | Bros... 120 Pine street. were forgatten l bled over the dead hodv of Eaton as he » negro Ww , S$ 6 "7 I have no tia ; A verdict of felonious homicide was | Week forwarded a complete orchestra- | . @wrown e} PEA fae : Simpson, the negro who wounded Con- nothing to-say at atl.” and. |returned Wednesdav by the jury in the | ton of the Pueeint work te orchestra- | by the grown employes When fire; Went to work Wednesday. It lay In a | : . ; ; s! amming ti do eh Ponies oP “ee . ~ oen © ] tne os 1© Lin orK to Cy ie .' P i. | é = ‘ 3 mee, R j | d F C J ductor Cooper and assassinated Officer fe ~ a ls, ised to answer oe yi ind nim, he re-|inquest over the body of Mrs. Clara | Alfred Ernst. The Chora}- Rviabis a | broke out in the place just after noon HToady iv beside the ward. face down-]’ iverman an 1ve omraues fi ‘ ‘ . a * any othe Summons. 'Hivatt of 32036 Hickorv stree ~ha ret Woe, Pepys > S Or, }. a he : , bis O'Brien. réorcve Gav roger FO at | Chief Stieber, whi} - } 23. : ckoryv street, charging | Phesram £01 next unday ¢y ; ‘Wednesday. Thev inade their way » ward ¢ . ’ ii 104 ¥ qg¢ ] } @lau9 4 . ‘ Fi i. . : : - mt ’ ‘IS S f ' “iy Out , ‘ © C Strangei £20 to |opinion that the Dastane ae ee ie his} that shi Gled As a result of an” opera- varied selection of the best of the ia : lof the smoke-filled buijding bv fore- | Pulled Her Ashore by od ] Z ’ 4 . S- } .s? Yds r *? ' ,Y ‘ _ ° ? 4 -s- site ‘i 4 ' a Troops Found Good Order. Pay His Hotel B II, 'ton Hospital was ie cae Pig a 2 Pret pe rforme (] de e weeks ago dv Mrs I $. The OM: 1am Rutter fi, ‘music wild | ing a front door The . door -faatened ried to Take Powder. U : B j a ‘ ‘ . wa } . ~ } ‘ ee } } ve } f 0 ol : ’ in ar te ¢ b “ Situs e ‘ i . ' | a pe ' t i ‘ . . Gov. Vardaman sent troops to Wa- George Skinner of 1915 Market street | oe a been injured at the 1 orcas, 4 said | a tout : és POEVEEe RYEHUS. FORO | ok . : "8 ote Ty - number and, inas- |“ ith te ee ia spring lock. and! Eaton wore no overcoat. There is no sing oathook. $5 cel sesti } tat there were many t ve a4 y a ae Ch as His IS lie ,atest grand ;was siitriimee Vv ihe ij » emploved at mT a..t , ; | € y { np ‘ > . ‘ ’ @} ' >“ : ‘ ; - — * aS (ip}e- ‘ et i Supe i r] ’ in i t ws »ie , - . : - afternoon at ‘nection with bot h ane 1 “ney es 2 o ~) Imme _—, 1 Bcd rNe Ver liet Deputy | era and the higgest Succesea of the pres ithe ! luce wher tlie Vv ran. ant “a t lal indi: ation of Y soning or Mrs Imma W ooddale of te South = Ouis C‘oroner Tove yr sey q f _ a eet ae ent per LPASOl : , * * Ge | es ; ss = ; ata? e aw ra . ‘ ae ordered a policeman to opera ison in N@w York, much in- Ete, tar » . : y Gtukin et eet lie vs ind It ie possthle thet he | Second street, a patient In the City Hos- zoni, 14 years old’ Guiseppi Mazzoni.| ('ed of exposure to the cold. al-| pital, declared Wednesday that the man against ber will, rescued her from

halak from Columbus, Meridian and Ma-] Met a “skinner” ‘Thesday con, and when they afrived there they} 5ixth street and Washington avenue., peeerres a close investigation lnotify Chief Creecy and have M ‘terest will attend 1 . rie vo " " hy ees ri? rae’ | i eS an ave re , ePTes j ee ’ ie Fret , —s" found everything quiet. The town was rhe stranger wore a long black over- Ate ' an where the. shot heard by 5 ii) arrested Piet ee St Loul et rege ipa! + Fendition in | | \ndrea M ! ; ? ‘aaa lS enaerso;r "ho . . . Be | ; ° i KJ he 40UTS € is ! ife ’ a ad i. ‘ Del Anare’ wei mehnha . "Prise fore 1 ti yrr or} . . fa full of negroes, who were excited overs Coat, soft black t+ and vn gi he; ‘Wishemne a. As Was fired is a ‘short Mrs. Hyatt. died Dec yy Char most modern of musi: t ee. of the |} funn ¥ th “ ‘ y Were; though neither his wife nor Mrs wel K hat and Bray ard. ; distance away from the Evanston Golf | 1 Pgs ! 1 harles | f music dramas. The mu- | at work on Che. third Root | Keele. nsid t! bal = drowning ip the: Mississippi, ought to be 3 Q , ~ : TT. ' eal . " an | » a Lil “5 ‘ ISto") 7‘ } ‘ i? ; er iit] . IANA, te if tae ms | qj » ¢ $e ‘ 1? ’ t , . ; _ Bes oF i ous ee ao al ' . fa) isi icierse is revtiegd vie. here ‘ : ~ 4 es Z ; P oP the killings. Hie seemed to be about 55 veurs old. ng a) é red andi ia on the horders Of \tald him thet Pie pth vine d Ry She | mine ee a gp iter fly: has much ort- Fhe dam bec im ¢ ~* mited at £109 ia no note tn his 7 BA py : imade to support ber the remainder of re - , . sick » , ' oe | IV STO Tha 3 Sister e . ' : } hate yer asec CHAP | 6 iness rit tc crowe With Choked hele! roriy \t *. en ' ; : ; " . ; E ape troops were not prov ered : either st _ con Jook like a good ieliow, the! : its siste: F sun ITOS. |performed by Mrs aoa ean. He said ce i tinetly novel melody that ‘acon , e ate ere bod watched t! pes z fs sts bs “a tg Paton told the police when the ier Dagger and prow the happiness ee shelter or food, and the commanding |“)'"US8*" told Skinner. They A . pune whothing of ' matter until hig | 8@ted orchestral coloring whe Grater nile they. fought {t r| body was found of her accusation of which she failed to find. ae ., / drink together. ‘The stranger told Skin- | HASED PURS ‘wife told hin ne Ae Wonr , edhe eee pwn : pier husband and of his denial Shr Mrs Wooddale, who at first gave her y ffi e took his men home. It Ww 18\ wh tle i Si ramnxe ne 1) Wil G filigi. Ae STenry \\ Say Age « on - } cenin ‘ hf ormeer . her he could get Skinner a go! “4 posi | | duction if ‘“Madam Bure? rn Iplete pre- | 5 | said that he tried to swallow poison name as Maggie White, in the hope ms} . ; 2 ' ” . . ‘ « erf , ie oe i » 7 ws ; ’ - " : ~~ t one of the companies was goin bac k Ven i 1 hey started together te N A Oy] : : Coroner He: (‘ tes ea. | given at the Oly mpic the nf k is to lye | FLED WITH HER BABE. wks r presence but later: she dented ol ogee | her ide nuty, leaped in® the sf on a apecial traln that Conductor Hake | pe near Hotel] At t ie a street ew 1 eans Wo om an Heaas €ars - esslons, 1s. this Opport: nity ta cet a ¢ a Jan a SIN Fanta, declaring that ahie hy: ud tasted ending am ome foot of Poplar atreet, lbues- os ntrance the stranger eaid etd jen | P . ‘ An frnovues! into the "th of Tem the Pu ein’ oe mposition shou! nste ot Mi C e on Pow de herself and had four id it ea - set no quarrel with the man she 4 , Prot ursult ot Thiet Pdosborne, wat Pman for oy iE, gs ».)} weleome. lik prove Young 1 ot, 1er arryi ne Infant harmless She said she shacaeh r her oved, and was rescued by lienry Evans, : } LA Sloan Livery CO. of 2336 Marka Vbusband only tried to deceive her into anuied by five other rivermen. Bhe Was . Seeks Shelter From Cold. jt e belief that he was attempting sui- unconscious when taken to the hospital, | otde in order to arouse her sympathy and remained so until Wednesggy morn- “When | asked him abou’ the Heense, - we , When revived, she became so violent rison was shot. “Say, let me ales ane mi Some of the whites satd to be con-| want to pay a dill here, and minute. | Mrs. J. E. Mah ) nagar ~——-~--+~- | heat . + mahoney of New Orleans | street. who was found dead | he io. r ( lik f ae STABBED WITH PITCHFORK. | Mre. ibe — ; ; yn title nt ola with |

Re nected with the lynching have been ar- vat but a check upstairs led xcit aE 4 SK 2 «elt, : - a Pe 4 tt PXCUuINE ’Woaen af : vy stable ra fe ethreasa . : | ‘ ’ od ma " . : ‘ ‘ - id shy ‘ - ite ; _ ‘ . " . ‘* Ss thia before the troops arrive there may KILLED IN DOUGH MIXER bention was Called toa it bh ME er eee ee sborne’s pocket after cutting his pitchforks between twe groame ie aif irezen babs. walked into ; meious that he should take it #0 hard, they not let me die?” she demanded of aa . Re obo ‘ >it by John Smith ‘ ' -, rd a a ' sroome ni- } , . ‘|if he the physicii j ' eB % bloodshed s the °Acare , of Mavfield, 1] WW) WP aed By ; thon fhe only new facts brought ont | Ployed in_a fashionable riding “T residence a) Nitti street and Lafavett« ie hadnt married her, ard 1 told ve physician and nurse at her bedside. rT % be shea, Aas he officers of the Mrs Mahoney es Witnessed thé ach. Tal the inquest were that two brace hast. on East Fiftv-eitehbth Street ” ”" aa my | ocenne at 9 o'clock Christmas night and him he could have a hame with me as “The man | loved and for whom tf rounty are known to be desperately Ev ery Bone in Bod y Rr oken | thie Mai ki { stra rst f he thie ‘S i tons TOU d bye cide (jal) rne by Patrol- sulted fn possi) y fat 1] , ) + Aer : sos } asked ! erg we den? a warm the msel\ os | long as bys ple ised if he really hadn't de: ‘ ried mm) husthe nel hud left me and ™ rageous men. B f M 0 l him up to Fie ron en ond followes niath Mi atti hews were like buttons found Thomas Connolly, Whose eyo hone es os Her ter lar actions and refusal to re- | miirried hey and wouldnt ge with her sald he would not return. hie took away a x e ore 1} i pointed wr as . ‘ Ad, mm ‘eet, where | Sit i's po kets. were separated bv the a are Pe Qin | wal her idenitty aicused suspicion and | any more Hie left the house and came a pret dog he had given me. It was racia! trouble at Wahalak was an Is Taken t. | State he a] | - Policeman Sehr 1O- ——— fark wielded by James Cant . Ol the} pol lice: ran was summoned Mother hack with the powder. done up.in a Christmas day, and my mind went back Co primarily by the meeting tn a COLE MBU = © Dee. 2 Falling into | turned south ey Ape the man had YD ahhigs Elect Off} two are said to have quarre vi and hild were sent to Lhe Hospitat Paper arm? tried to take it I «topped to Thy old home and childhood happt- furth roadway of warons ety tine . 4 sponge mixes ER ae Pe fase) whit re i a1 the nf Ain sighteent} etree! , - ne 1cers, night over the amount of tin led las yh trant \\ ed ne sday sald that her } him and he went te sleep ness, AN longing tuo die and forg4 my own i a wae fee tau ‘ Puli P i & i turned 7 sins ‘, \ entrance t he thief NASHV ILJI.E. Tenn... Dec. 26 Aa The recei\ ed. iDS eae h ha } Lj yeh and lé fi her last stmmer and «} } ae wae early Christmas morning prii ne ‘>? cuine over me, and l waiked ts armer and a negro The negro ete PGs ‘today, H. D. Van Kirk was) goad throw = ie the station and]|Southern Rabbinical Association last Today they had another a, ‘had since been living with her parents, | when he left the house. I do not think a ee N the white man, who reported the Whirled around until ever bone in his (throwing the ' crowd of people, yniant elected the following officers, Isa- | the possession of a pitentonn over) wir, and Mrs. Robert Zerlein, 907 Souti jhe could bave bought anything to Kill ‘It was cold, and cakes of ice floated | Ti; ; ag ; oak » ai - - ‘ ~ ‘ . ; ’ 2) rence to the village re at Wahbniak body wis cr ad ly for rye mM if hine Nin hon: \ oppe yee AP away Mrs. d re Lew enthal, ree sident / Rabbi Hlenrv armed himself with a pits 4 Fac} ij \ Ninth atre* { } hy] rise if with. hecatuse tnok all t} e by ath I ste pped on “a wharfboat. I drank hit = aj tel de ~ | Was stopned . \ take} t dead lost sight , . +) ee” ck {it up and weg ne ig ag Tex.. vice-presi- | fought for several minutes white and | She said her relatives told her that money out of his pockets for fear me some whisky to give me more courage 4 ry reese ; , ‘a. f is AKeN OU Uk . 2 re ; " . art: f ae s * oo or *: > he, 6; ° . . ; : "Thy > whites immediately organized them- |] phe age, ident occurred in the bakery | PU! sued him th the 7 The policeman j a - cen ta gogo New Or- other employes were afraiq ey ; h, 18 ihe husband was dead and it so angered | hea ges Il know, however that if he Phen FA. aped off the boat. _ gelives. and in a firht with the negroes! were Van Kiri i aninveh tar | @Rit, and lost h ' Wentieth street leat v, add M. Mewfield. | fere until Connolly was stabhe n al her that she watched a favorable on- | mad married Mrs. Kellev he might have As far as I Was concerned, I bad of the community a number of white} /’ Yeers as S lesant eanerinvendent, |. ene thief ts Birmingham, Aln., treasurer. Executive|eye. Cassidy was arrested" In the} portunity while the family Christmas heen so remorseful that he would kill iven up my life. The one who me ‘ whi{te = » oe ‘sistant superintenden too eet eae leertbes as a man 55] £ ‘ommittee, Rabbis Max Heller, New Or- H i W} celebration Was in progress to «lip oyt} Dimself, and I can't help believin , eep it should now be accountable for ren were killed, including one of the P : t D; i : ee pe ae Thy eet 10 inches tall. we eight cane. heres David Marks. Altanta. aml ton Ins Demurrer, of the nouse | with the baby. did. € h@ lit; should take care of me. Not only oat > ent ‘awe ries ’ W esSsinw © Wore dark cloth: and B. C. Ehrenich, Montgomery, Ala. NEW YORK, Dec. 2% — wi that. but he should be made to help ms iene —-—----—-— Oe eee © ames ec, - ra r c : ton | - , ’ ' Ui i sil ’ . ; ? ’ ’ " , | DE nm Phelps is in a critical con- | time of hig death Bishop Dunn of Dal- thu A flagman woman was fatally is 4 at Barber, Mise Mattie M. i frat three causes of \a tio lency of the| weapon in the air in order to. frighten | when she told a rep eter, “ihe howme-La coke of tae ane om oy a om coe seats i'#s Wil cOnduct the funeral services. | pase minets train, but # Out to stop the gage gn ro —- Mitchell, W. H. Blows lIthe life insurance Po otis a and gives | hoys who were trespassing on the ice,{/of Mrs Kileman mS anal at the home ja cake of tg, eddy sw te- failed. ers and J. C. Gisenberg. . amend on the payment 2a leave — to} the rules of the park being that skaters| Eaton an. rer deception by [wards Weir craft, and Ry caught her Ut costs, must pay for that privilege, | “! had known hi \ _ paress with «a noathooks, -Gthere helped um nearly two years,” him pull ~ - ——_— Pa a oon’

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