St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 1, 1907

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| ee oe o / : Sane Weuee Nene | i HWA i He | an +3 aE: ww: - SF fo »sel-Continue Futile Ques-| Arrested by Mistake, He Is Car- |Summons Californians to White | A i ea Said to Have Been With Her- _.,» ‘oning and Consult With ried in Open Wagon to House and Warns Them man (C, G. po fast? Hy Las "2%. Court Again - West End. __. of Danger. Vegas Recently. ed

3 1H SIDES ee: eee PRISONER THREE HOURS DIPLOMACY IMPERATIVE cous: Jee oe | AES ER AB RBS ZS taonrgtie hae GARR | | | a by os oe ne : | : ee , . ae é @ q ie 64 ae bene Ps ae ee a i, eS ee eee i Telegrams Sent to Her in Care a State's Witnesses Were in|Not Released When Woman |Declares Order Excluding Ori- ye a“ TT RR OSS eee s Dees a ee — of Luytion by St, Loais am Vourt This Morning, Were | _ Who Reported Robbery entals From Schools Must eorare sO) / | ee ee ae ee Se oS i Relative. ae Uxeused Till Monday. Exonerated Him. | Be Rescinded. eo eS] / er ee Wl ion an) ° ; f . \ ae a OS By ii Btn 1 Re Soe thagets oh] Oe ga ee pire hai 2 BE nes : ut ae ao ; “i | ‘ity a ‘ Ge 2 GG. ee oe oy Os / aoe ||| (MRS. MILLER AT HOTEL a BLE VEN IN THE BOX NOW] WILL: DEMAND APOLOGY |JAPS SEEKING TROUBLE Se a TW MM ao See mes ee diy , te ; see | Snes ee JOSEPH BS souk Man Examined Today {Impostor Used Name to Enter /They Are Drunk With Their | CRAUNTILLES. Looked. Good for Awhile, but House Where He Stole - Success Against Russia, 9° |} ——————____—>. . Was Rejected. Articles. _ President» Thinks, | perpen emstinte Humiliated and angered by a police | , te M = , . blunder which kept him’ in a cell for Kiw ¥ mage Feb.. 1.—The morning | t s } | | ! | Wi: jews . aa , : >!three hours and compelled him to ride | BY Wire From the Mi cr gy Bureau ) HAMA Mile i,k : i ‘ the selecti “ ‘ = ee WASHINGTON, . lL Ss l- We Hits Alef | . the selection of a man to ‘ OM>= | tro} wagon, Gustav Reinhardt, a senior ASHINGT Feb A most ser! L Ma ie tlh oe : ‘in th* twelve needed to try th®%ease. ous and unexpected crisis has arisen in TT ARRRET Let Peat | aati }

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Brewer's Friends Say Man's : Attention to Her Caused His © a Collapse, faa

Business associates of Joseph FL me HT : ie Traunmiller, the brewer of 4353 West = 41 it iP 2 Pine boulevard, now a patient at St — mi oe ‘id Kah: a Srey a Bi Vincent's asylum, say that his nefv= | i ! il | it i meee Wh iii i. | ous break down Js not due to worry | a 3

f , Yin the medic: epartment of Washing- fab yet a Thirteen talesmen were examined, the ton Saran ee 6 eh Se, the heretofore friendly relations existing Be TPP a A bie sa et aa TUT Hit Ry ES: ab | sit) T iia | i over the effect of the ‘‘lid upon hig. 2 , det inee twice interposing peremptory | ee ' tiebween Khe Wnited States and Japan. ist jis ctNateitic tad Me coil. PRGA Pg ROH Ue Ma te Pi Hf inh ii sua Bay i) 1 iit | business, but to the acts of his wife, — é .silen@es when it seemed that the trial | WU] be demanded for his mistreatment. i - - : Fe TH yt fc hi f Bk NA a his Tiese associates Gonville \ 2 ye he 68 about.to be completed. The error which caused Reinhardt’s|/%@ Utmost exertions of trained diplo- Joseph Schatz Proves Articles . ony © statem he bie vor that another juror, or possibly | arrest, he says, is chargeable to the po- | macy, according. to President Roosevelt] _ ; MMH LTE r sey) | made by a relative of Mrs. Traunmile” : deat we, may be excused from further | lice. Though furnished with.a full de-|}imself, will be necessary to avert open He Took Were Presented ‘, ( ER aH Bini, 11) aa Aa, SHRM ler that she is now under thé care of se, ice Were again in circulation today, | scription ‘of the man for whom he was hostiliti tia i ahs : Hil] DT (Uc Ale a ht MUHA TT unl HUMINT i MW AN her. brother, a physician in Milewaaot «when Justice Fitzgerald set ‘back | mistaken, they failed to note its want of | ??SU"Ues, precipitated by Japan. t Hi ; TUTE TTD tite ooo oo sa iii ee PL ae i ait (|) ee a Nea: - Lilie meur for the afternoon session to | resemblance to -him. Even after Mrs. One paramount concession to Japan is 0 Im. ie HE Wail Hitt Ree isis sts aR Stns ii i ih HM rE ee in hit kee. They: say she is traveling in tha apt, ee ¥ request * me Oe te cai pela Ida manrerée. of 3940 Lindell potent becelng | essential to restore the semblance -of' WAG Ne he gee i S HG 8 atte a: arto stdttetieih . AIBN Southwest and that she was in Las. HOO & Was generally understooc lat; on whose report of ft fror ier nome | ¢i; | ; ans Witt MP ok ho SHEE - Say RE bt Hae biibbali?ibbaasy i'y wie , ‘ ; x pepe “OAS th c a further consultation et hadcgrtin. F = aif Satatakeutt on md hada friendship—the educational. authorities AWM HE A aks : Beate rr ee i uh ds Bo tn ine gh 2 am | HH . egas, N. M., last week with Herman ~ 4 betsce" counsel as to the advisability informed Policeman Murphy ot the;0f San Francisco must restore Japanese CUCKOO CLOCK IN PILE HAN MH, WT ihe akg ; bes Ras oy set ie ab phe an i ae eae! |: . G. Luyties, a member of a St. Louls ~— i J: agaevt weeding the tria_ panel. Angelica Street Station that he hid/children to the same ‘privileges of pub- HM ie lh ee a Ps aes stair ok en 9 no ini iit: ae rae of manufacturing druggists, who” “| e 3 f seit “I Fine eed lives at 4624 Berlin avenue. | 4% Sope [nat tne taking of testimony |the wrong man, the young medical stu-

He schooi attendance they enjoyed -be- A relative of Mrse> Traunmiller in

gar (be reaehed- before next week hasj|dent was returned to the patrol wagon : ‘en standoned. The court will not sit} which stood near and, still handcufted, | fore the fire and earthquake. ; St. Louis, who is familiar with her tyre row. ; was compelled to ride to the Newstead It is stated that the only preventative Two Windows Also Removed plans and movements, is sald to have “ } * counsel continued today to ply | avenue station, two mies aways He was P war-) ; 5 ne received several telegrams from h ‘+ the taleemen with questions as to what] released at 6 p. m. ‘Thursday, three!/©' War between the United States and From South Ninth Street since she left the city, all of them. ys Sa: ration they would give to a plea} hours after his arrest. . j} Japan is the withdrawal of all action signed by her initidis ‘BE. T." This i” ; Ci multy: : “Il dm 27 years old, and since my af-'|taken barring J: ‘hildren fr \ YE relative, it is said, has also sent teles, > ) © o¢ this part of the examination | rival in St.” Louis from Germany about) ® Fapandee children rom Establishment, grams to Mra—Traunmilier in care st ; x F -‘eadant seldom looked at the{four years ago have. lived with my si8-| ©@Ua! participation with white children Herman C. G. Luyties. Ss ee tifeemen but we his glance on’ the/] ter, Mrs. Harry L. Whitener, wife of;in the common faciilties afforded for After he had been acquitted of. a Press telegrams from Las Vegas” fuDie wLotore him. Dr. Whitener, at 2117 East Grand ave-' education. : : a ' i ie ied ‘ wenh Wiese aitctts Thursday told/of Luyties’ presence at 4 be witnesses for the prosecution | nue,” said Reinhardt to a-Post-Dispaten | ; i are ’ — “ ' ee hho eters Wisse a Ke ths I ists Memes. re 38 ' Pagsiegee. et He! ha the Castaned a foal there Friday and : in the offices of the District At-|reporter Friday. “About 3 p. m, Thurs-| “Slee resident has sent for the Presi- | Schatz hurried back to the prisoner's Fae salts SMe oo Ge \ cae MEE gk aR ie ; { Et i 5 | Ht Saturday las¥ week. They said he was ~~ 3 - roev ‘.is morning, with some few ex-|day two policemen,. who introduced |S ent of the San Francisco Board of 'cage in the Court of Criminal Corfrec- th th Peete an Th, wig Beh. iy, ae 0 rl Hit accompanied by a woman. whom Mry ~ opio & They ‘were re-supoenaed for| themselves as Moran and Barr, came, Pducation and the Superintendent of |,,° ui ions i | i | lin Luvties registered as “Mrs: J.. FB | and ordered to leave the court to my sister’s house and told me that , | Schools, plainly and unequi Voc ally to in- tion, and it requ red much persuas on uf i {he Ht Miller.’ The dispatches from Las. Z ‘ without delay. was under arrest. They gave Ine no | te — re age their edict of non- by a deputy Sheriff and an interpreter sig: 7 i Af i i Hi en Vegas are/as follows: ; wee oe ; iether “{Weeding” Reported, reuson, «and I! willingly accompanied ;4&4mission for Japanese children must] nduce -him t ‘ome from behind RH | eee eee . une a its: oo As: Tu Sill: by p38 i Hi} | ie : _ thet. was more or less of anjthem to the Angelica Street Police Sta- | Babel He will appeal to waeir Bs - a, an ’ om FMM i ‘ gig otl ye , r ss AM | hee i aN Moe St, Lontene There wee sphere of uncertainty .in, the|tion. : | Patriotism e will ask them as Ameri- e bars. SHUM aide att saith ».* pe eee a big a a" iit: fo MM a , 4 -m today as the trial’ was = can citizens to abandon the policy of Schatz was accused of stealing a cuc- WIA il il fit! ne GP ol We the ly i id i a ii LAS VEGAS, N. M., Jan. 31. Herman ; ied The reports that there Handcuffed for Ride, exclusion. He will advise them. that | koo clock, a lamp, an empty trunk and AH RHF oe HH it ” a ee | “ | ithe tlt Say ella Say “eth iD), TUR) ARR Ra ih | t i Hh i Luytfes, the well-known druggist of at... be a further weeding of] «sithough I asked for an explanation | this is the first step in the direction of | “ nl gas ad Nia i AH SHRM ERS th ae | Boat A) i . sit Wt iH, Hy | ul a et Louis, arrived in this city Friday afte ne sy were again in circulation a8/¢> my arrest, I got none, but was put S®lving the problem without an open |.two. windows from tie rooming house Wit) , : na ad si Mii re | _ i fr ernoon on train No. 1 on the Santa re | a Phe 7} *oen now on the trial parrel filed in .a ‘cell. I remained locked up about breach. , of Joseph Brown at 1700 South Ninth | 7 ith sg 4h ee Hf ine wultl! r a | i 3 im \> faite their places in the jury box.|an hour, when a patrol wagon arrived. President “Roosevelt, in a conference | street, but the testimony showed that sat Pail tt ts nol (Rais Eau ea ce iN Ming Mt Hi accompanied by a woman, & pron Tie enurtroom was woaahd with |] hay ara from the peliceman ‘Whe came pcre > gee anager 0g Bosco and 2 ee) | a badd are to gest by | r | th ui . i | rae itt ies ot re Me it, *. | brunette. The former registered for ot ylae “HON, the new fourth anel of 100 ag i a , 2 r —that ‘O CEL e entire anrornia adelega- | the other dDoarders aS toxKens 0 1elr re- oath i Paustaee|y Pe coger tite Wiitsite ts; ! *aAc> » eported and about » remaining x ana ee ee eres i tion in Congress that the existing situa- | gard. when he. went, elsewhere to live. 1 | tN AE f i re ah it he Ba: an both at the Castaneda Hotel of the Har- "he nel which reported- yesterday. tion es ie | ion is extremely critical, and they must! One of the witnesseS described it as a Wi Hl ight vey eating-house system, signing is - * ° } ‘ > > so erifica +. > 3 >. ode A ” yee | - Hava @ ime tatesmen found their way Me wae: beedinttat baton we. ‘lett make some sacrifice of State pride fon junk shower. . DAP ae Hil man C. G. Luyties, St. Louis, and be- — betas seats Reserved for the’ Thaw!the Angelica Street Station. We drove tre = good. He did not differen-| German and Hungarian interpreters | : i ji is low Mrs. J. F. Miller of the same city, — 3 E nm? if they "were routed out when/to East Grand “avenue and along that ate as between the Japanese Govern-| were used in taking the evidence. One, aT ah : Wh Mi a Rie ee if HE aul ‘i sti ‘esbit Thaw and May McKén-} street to Lindell boulevard : Hundreds ment and the Japanese people, but made} witness could speak only - Hungarian. in ue pe 2 i itn in 1. oe Hi He got adjoining rooms, Nos, and >ived shortly before 10:30. -There | of persons on the sireet and in cars lavation th st Japan Neattan wae’ a _e soll sop i tetlgs a ag fag am a ag pil : IY gt, ‘ i i iif i i hi ae ‘ - 141. On the following day the couple” = ; . sede ¢ ade ‘atio a apan desires war. 3 r. > “nglis , ? »- tH + OMS wal " : : : r sioner eye elie Mt “ald ee Saw Ine. | seeking a pretext for its nraseaition cares rsd gremeas sgal norma tle “dilbedadla - left on train No. 1 for Annee Poke dh By ee ed ee . When we reached Lindell boulevard | : i . Judge Taylor dismissed {he case with where they intended to: make a short : a i. ths Soll of the mew jury nel... ee re te & DONE About! 109. feet | Roosevelt's Warning. the noneommital statemen! stop; from thence they 4ntended to ae OA. Lie ; “Ae ‘ Ce | . P : a ‘ ge ThawWijthe wagon and accompany him. We sation was impressed by the President's | Mt. Luyties gave out. ne : Buy . Be. arnesie arrived during the| went into the house at 3940. A woman, utterances. They were satistfie at a ee | , ge 1 ig pas rolica’) Mrs. William. Thaw, mother} » wooed ing Oana ai Sey Were Seerres see $25 OOO Job for Cleveland ——— ————— og Mrs. Miller was a tall, handsome, ; 3 whom the officer addressed as Mrs. Ed- . serious and c “ak situat in tylish brunet of beautiful figure bt remained indoors today be-| wards, was called ta identify me. That 2 O'* ’ Ore nn ee tee NEW YORK, Feb.: 1.—Grover Cleve ee hort beaver coat and. e ‘a , . “ « AS, alt ; + le lis — Hunter’s Home “J asked the man in charge at the set_on ae ea ee ee SHO } p r ospective | who searched them, and that when they While in this city Luyties cniled {- Bo Ss pag { n colors)... be eee ad ¥ Bates yyon Bm 8 why I was arrested ‘That was only an excuse offered by bouncing; ¢ desi a cas ttn “ate te pone ee ithe drug firms whieh used the prepare cif an 0 hp Ree eee 2 ¥ p P ° bese handcuffed through the children of Israel,’’ said’ Judge Fos- forecast ° issued pursue the men, who were still in sight tions manufactured by his companys 3 tem: kn ble Rise 0 Youn Am ‘ t .) S reets without So much as e - ter. “They plead the doc trine of he red- . : nf «. : “ nes : ; announced himself as president of t a 4 ign’) Mu i ee er an explanation. He told me _ that itv. but they were turred down.’ Friday was aie re complainants to "go get them Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Co. of St +3 oe) M — Wil ye +2» 6 6 2 tend Ilda fdwards, had complaine 1 : If out a Cer “Ts see that your hortgr is quite famillar as follows: ny he he sttin reported this to Chief Tauls and introduced his woman COM 3 ft be u 1 You Pay for nati® man who gave his name. as | e with the scriptures,’’.g@emarked the at- Partly , cloudy itesecy were Theodore Suever of 2234| Panion. She’ informed a druggist thee : ty! Brains?” LY ee 3 Gusta Reinhardt, his occupation As a! torney as he procee ith his argu- 2 adie: 4 Sebi anal «9%! her home was in Milwaukee. 3 4 Pasi table St. Louis’ jE ae +o ge Student, the address at which | ment . x and probably Bat ler wg nay . Fred Pe na rte gg oi Pefore leaving this city Mr. Luytle n ve and the name of Y br ir-in- | ' é | a : +} Dates street. ey sale ey rere " Pioce 20 Years pa ae 3 law, Dr. Ditinten “hed alolan¢ sures ‘ ; * aie! p light rains to halted at 4 mm. Friday by the two add ge x Sanna ‘ott a iy a . “Canved” Pictures in St. Louis.. 4) | comtaining $65, while ‘in Mrs. Ed-_ The POST-DIS A AQall) Thurs- NOT -$ BAND. night and Sat-|}men, w hibited stars and sald] seve the best accommodations in as “ ” . = = wards’ house on pretence of re r ay . Ea urday; warmer | they re detectives, deciaring Suever |. ror aos Women Last room a TS 8 ad i. 8s d woh and Baiser under arrest. house. Act & a ; . Yew -% 4 “This man wa , | J 3] d osition of Su nD tonight; colder Th@# men submitted to being searched “Foolish to o,” Sot fe eo a ee eee ee eae § t as eser . f ais : , ~ > P Direct Scott Case of the Indus- been stated. That he shaia net Phe day, anuary St, carrie a oreater Dep PE ‘Saturday. South-|they said, and the robbers were “‘frisk- reniet-f wis: beother o pesmi - in \ - = ei ir ds Conflict” . mistaken for me or I for him ought | érly winds, | Ps them when the Sergeant appeared, Vv «a with Mrs. Traunmiller, said; i eh See all Deeiatht. | tan Cont 5 to be plain to any one who read his In the divorce suit of Mrs. Drenning Min! : waiking south on Twelfth street. ACY a ae very sorry if this is true. veal \ “¢ wuue ot . Responsible for Cruci- description. +] am 5.feet:9 inches tall volume of aid advertising ( etl than id>s | : e finimum em- | sight of him, they said, the men with , i ft-is fool . | ae it rej 7; : -L. Parsons against Wffiam Parsons, a > -|the stars turned and began walking | ™an has a nice family, anc ° a | -4 hs Ce Sy 0 abi do aatd spss 0's 0 .¢ weigh /165 pounds, have rather a long legal , perature Friday 5 a 1S f hi to act so. I supposed he wet ] vs at *ratde. to “Buckie” O’Neill...... 6 face, am not dark and wear a mus- ° q deposition by Mrs, Leonora Lencenatel- night, about 44 hare rand K id th ‘= New York when he left St. Louls > / } New Chief of Scotland Yard... tache. : : tl St Loul aS , " ser of Warren, Pa., was filed inthe Cir- 4 ueve n a‘ser sa ey ran to} and still think it probablé 4 A 0 an QMi..s.. 6 ‘Mrs. E dw ards called me ng tele- O e Q fiw + » eCwspapels 'euit Court Friday egrees. the Sergeant and.asked him if he knew days ago, rie t ; | | ie a Skyscraper Race gv ; Phone this morning and expressed her Gunn | In Mrs. Parsons’ petition it was aa = ee the ‘told. hime Ps ane the eg ene arin om od th we - had ; . ’ ( OMBINE [) : ‘ . ‘ nsfelser. and demanded that he arrest them. anything at all about. his . ee 4 mber Famine in Southwest. 7 A Gastian bere ae ae sae oe Nagi poe oe ae ae Lyon ~ teenth Thursday night, the . minimum tem- The Sergeant replied, Suever and Kat- | “Mrs. Luyties went ta Mew Yo = div jag Complexion From . Rav- else to identify a pr isoner, hing ries id , | iat aneaes ‘atenmnons, married . parcel perature being 44 degrees ata short Fer said. het ape ‘em yourself. I'm not VW ednesday. She had ag sntemplat- i ee of Electric pe a re 8 have gone. She said she did not ask named William Parsons at Trenton. N./time pefore daylight. During the night gong to ver Men See gy fing the trip some time. airs. , berg meter f the Bl them to bring a suspect to her house ‘J. in 1897. She does not: know whether Buever anc aiser told Chief Creecy | of Quincy, HL, accompanied het, Pre By great — MSR ey 6 and was sorry that “thelr Tmaethods a ic atin the Parsons now being sued for | Tain fell at intervals and the whole city] they chased the man to High™and Mor-| «{ qo not know Mra. Traunmlller, $ 4.3 \¢ . ark 4 — Hall in the made it: necessary, ‘ a e | if divorce by another woman. She says! was in a damp, uncomfortable stite. — — where they separated and. think I never he are ot nage antil recent ag « Bir? + Card ston ite dilate: P odubaleae 95) “If Mrs. Edwards had been request- OS pi ISpa Cc ‘ OIS. fli that she heard that her husband bee After this, warm and rainy night the] ““EpP°(: ity mentioned is in the Carr | pels ations that she we. Bg Bows ES : 5: n on ‘St. Louis ed to visit the Angelica Street Sta- i gone to the Philippines and aC aiea - ; j ness , q : . on: j de SS; , Rie t tion, I probably would have bee ‘i ‘ -e. In 1900 she married Lindensfel- day began in darkness. The mists an Street District. Chief Creecy telephoned ! goon jer. a { sive mawiok ee. et eee fh A 9 leased two hours halnee i we Arba The Gl b D R bli d a 2 ° ; smoke elung to the city and there was Capt. O'Malley to make a thorough. in- At the Luyties home the. rintement ; = id's Fair Metodon Skeleton 9 mistake of arresting me probably was a, obde- emocrat, Cpu Ic an C ser. fp ae ay re little or no wind to a@rive the thick fog vents pncoig ied rs Me. stage eavaua a was — by . — va pare aber * a * not ] t , * ; oa F E : ' #8 , that Mfrs uvties ie mer ex ine ad | \ os f ' + akes Inven ’ tr] - Malbine 9 fo Ra apy ort lak peg way 9 ot _- Star-Chronicle COMBINED 0 s FINE DEPUTY GAME WARDEN awiaAy. So St. Louisans came downtown identity of the Sergeant, if the re port | thut Mr. Laytiec ss would join her in New ae } 0] St. Louis e Sees Man 2 exonerated by Mrs. E ers ards was out- ——_—___-— to- their. business through a: gray gloom is true. York in meeennety ye to her pcb eee a) 7 | rageous.” fk | iv that made the Mie seem Iike the middle ak aidan . meeting was said ta arra at ae Pe : ! sDicnaak Was Drunk and Abusive Mar: | moc the night LOBBY QUITS FARE FIGHT. | der cm: Mr. ana “Mrs. ‘Lauvties mignglg ee te Week for Oper’\and Drama Post-Dispatch Excess . ° 7 purchase the Yurnishings ft af : Beat 1 St. Louis (in colars) 10 POLL TAX BILL IS KILLED. | ” : me oe Inspection. Wil Special to the Post-Dispatch Portland place home. , eee lll wee ef eee ) Deputy -Game Warden Louis H. il- 30 MEN WHIP KENTUCKIAN. rand ll Tt ’ Treaunmilier Cae’t See Callers, QO ll of the othe t] igh JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 1.—Senator , Se &. THE FUNNY DE. | ve. @ of the others on 1e S. A\ LE D. AY liams was fined $25, and. costs in. the viceeail| ahisloue ; cian ‘indi news Mr. Traunmilier. who is acting raat Ag, - Special to the Past- Dispates ‘ ] | nie | , AME ON |Dayton Street Police Court Friday, on gn ie e oteteodia. Bah, of. ie Ne ager of the Excelsior Brewery at — : i tneddy”"— Also Caruse. = JEFFERSON C ITY. Feb. 1—The-. and unde) t 1 SZ a id > Sa la charge. of disturbing the peace of Accused of Cruelty, He Had on : cine . a Pn ost- bin, 8° South Seventeenth street, was s ie A Yens Yensen Picks On $y House this morning voted to kill a bill TIONS Cols. iE il Lindner of 3628 Botanical avenue ; ee Se eae ay that the Billi vie office Jan. 17. but was unable that hs ill d More to disfranchise from voting all persons DI ] IONS. 0,0 os 6 6 © 3.6 6 6 6 0 9:0 0.8.0 0.0 6 roa M ! Rosenthal of 2207 North Been Released on Bail. to reduce passenger fares from 3 to 2 dav to transact any Dusiness. A Tem, of EB bet Fy Afrai & Snow who had not paid all taxes, includi and Max ; ss cents a mile would unquestionably pass} Wiixs before that @uring the A oe ball? el} wef “ee poll taxes, collectable during the year sei et that Williams came to] Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. ee tanie i te e5 he visited Milwaukee, : . Why Panhandle Pete Nido’ Get ee. et oa es she | Democratic | wie othe of the. St. Louis Dressed Beef} MORGANTOWN, Ky., Feb. 1.——Thirty decided ie’ raceueieed iy bill sears [renee teek wath” him the 5 Py the Rabbit... or i ee eee Co... North hind street, on icacihs| masked men called Jesse Phelps from [ably. Senators” Peck and, Devitbise| Onis “two Gaushters, wha. ; : 4 ) e . . ‘The Bad Dream That Made bi but a minority report was submitted by ernoon of Jan. 26 and demande ; gee home last night, took him about a/seught to make the rdte 2% cents a there when he ret . a Better Boy..... the Republican: members. Representa- = Po ey oo encase pt the ice bos mile from here and whipped him se- OE the fen ag gy Fe eon The day prog vo his wale i tiv : Steen / . 3 making an e : , : con is office . ‘The Kid—dHe Gets “the ‘nt: — 9 ty ga “ang “Rirst in Quantity™ he became engaged in an altercation|yverely, Phelps was arrested yester-/| legislation and is now entering its bat- —4 Ree Abylum. i eG eee rted the position of the peta lh ag i pee ~ Pane s with Lindner, who m seeneeee Sieve day accused 6f cruelty to his 3-year- woe a Gen. Hadley’s maximum | wince beeh U SS a be mys History of the © Many Republicans” First in Quality . = ameeatel is Se. intoxicated and cursed|0ld baby. He was released on bond.| presitent 8. M. 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