St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 14, 1907

Historic newspapers carry the language, views and graphic reporting of their time, including racist content. They are shown to teen and adult profiles.

The text was read from the page scans by machine (OCR), so it has mistakes and its columns may run together. See the pages · About this title · At the Internet Archive

Page 1

Pee jefe MRE Sia, 8 a ge CB e Ba 7 OO BR Oe hg TOME shee BAe = BP pe aR Ar tee i nS fee eS ae e % Bare he ee oy S >

ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. EDITION NO. 205. ~ -§T. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 14. 1907. PRICE one cent. Ud | HOMMEL SAIS BEARS RAID. =] “Ama They Passed By on the Other Side” MANY INURED —[DONSTS FEAR The Parable of the Good Samaritan, as Applied to the Defeat Wednesday of the Bill to Empower Missouri Cities to Regulate RT | TWA, | ee eg ee ~"TIN-STRIKE RIOT | EFFORT TO ROE | —AGOUSE WHIT) STOCKS DROP | ey Seg | N LOUISVILLE} DOWIE GRAN ys Wold Thaw Charges Against Big Blocks Are Dumped Into *

Mob of a Thousand Men Tears |Cemetery Is Damaged

7 : - ‘Architect Were False, the Market, to Bring Five Street Cars to Strong Burial Place Is ; t Lawyer Swears, Any Price. Pisses. : Being Made, a ; | t la Na: fie -—aA ; ae _ DELMAS CAUGHT NAPPING|U. P. SLUMPS 14 POINTS POLICE USE REVOLVERS|WARRANTS THREATENEI

With | Haste of “Prophet's” Follo Angers Officials of Cemetery. Crowd Answers Shots Volley of Rocks, Injur- ing Several, Hummel’s Answer Recorded {Liquidation Breaks Through Before Counsel for Defense All Restraints When Read- Could Object. ing Falls 1714,

ae —- ‘S:

STRIKE-BREAKERS BEATEN |EATHBED SERMON FOUNE ~—s > Chased Through Yards of Pri- “Restorer” Says He Will B turn and Exterminate ~ vate Residences by Men : , and Boys. His Enemies, ie:

-_— — JEROME LOSES TEMPER|ENTIRE LIST AFFECTED Guess. Ta 7) ey = - ‘> ar Yas

‘ Re

ven ot 1 | Objects to Being Called Demoralized Selling Sends “Tearned,’ Delmas Changes Prices Generally Below Yes- | It to “Irritable.” terday’s Levél. 4 . \ ~emev’ a

} tffh ; oe , LMM} Y e ees: ' *, deme \\ ae ee aes , , | Special te the 4a a PASSCIATED PRESS.) lee wo , ( (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.) CHICAGO, March "14.--Warranty 4 ‘ NEW YORK March 14. —~ Abraham aN 4 _& Mare hn 14.—The stock mar- i a s ‘ tg ee 3 . ‘ > = . ee oe . ket opened in ;: : an ge RG LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 14.—-TheI the arrest of Gladstone Dowle, son Hummel, lawyer, recalled to the wit- : ae nh 4a turmoil of excitement fe t serious riotin since the street . es : : : jai et H Ken- | #&ain today, and after making a mwo- o ' most serious Ge silk ‘ ‘tithe late ‘Prophet,’ and others et in mentary stand inst w a ueatie : railway strike began oocurred today at] in charge the arrangements for the Ti a dall Thaw this morning, succeeded In al oleh tan oe ee! FE Fourteenth and Chestnut streets. Five] neral of John Alexander Dowle, founde: v ee Sony arenas omega meat eo See cars wore broken to pleces neti of Zio cit . aie od ed b records when, speaking before Attorney caaiad te eentinn oe, encima ge ri pasted eer MR ecre : a € vay a were threaten : y » | Delmas had time to object, he swore ation. , nuance o orced liqul - ? — = Guinn —_ ‘i i as atte aamtall ai se Ae be’ oO ; Ais yo Rumors t at tin | é 2 Evelyn Nesbit told him it was not The struggle between opposing forces | = ‘ ta > : ° ° he ¢ j ~ RoE | Attorney Jerome. Attorney Delmas, for | ber of leading speculative stocks start-{|Fair and Warm With South When the riot reached its height and] hurry orders were given to ro ped. aa stow, wh t the ec Dp ane the police saw that they would be un- the arewe tae ain a ry An ine fl eee see —-—--~3 -——-— ;

the defense, sprang to his feet to object, R y me c 2. j had so geod tag when he does | gsolyed “The Mystery of the Whiie]tremes. which were united when Charles | through the ‘exatee “bill navecntan — was left crosswise on the track. Discavers hs Aa a ae e- B P were swept to a lower level with the move in. . i pce s ye ni Se tig ; . Sov. Kolk ° ” ) \ strike breakers jumped off and covery of a funeral ger 4 ae % Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton, the] general list. United States Steel was “aah sat — Flannel Dress.'’ The dress, an affair of |} Bodenstedt married Mrs. Minnie Kohl, ebed 4 BE ger as | Bie BB wnsengy nue charged and re AE ‘i the mob. | 9¥Y Dowie weeks before: Reatepsiee sx .S Bos alienist, who was employed by Thaw] liquidated in enormous volume. sulin Official {a style and king that delight the fem-]35 years his junior, according to allega- | was accepted by his representatives in | A number of the strike breakers were cipttated . tne ie i e ae oon after the tragedy, but who now} The renewed slump in the market forecast was: inine heart, was stolen from the shop]tions in he tition for divorce and his | the House because they could get no|bhadly beaten. The fleeing men ran| Whether it should be read in cod ae has become a witness for the State, naturally gave rise to further uneasiness -‘Fair tonight f th a ie ; A: ee ee other. When Representative Spence of |through the vards of private resi- the eulogy prepared for the | va = y-- was in court today along with the over the consequences of the continued né EF ya 0 the tailor who made it, just a few answer, both of which were read at the ; Stoddard County called up the Pember- dences and many escaped. Police re- The sermon foltows: sh ee F. es _ Sted experts for the prosecution. Mr.{ melting away of prices. On the other _ riday; {minutes before it wus to be delivered | trial of her suit in Judge McDonald's | ton bill, Representative Frank Farris | serves were hurried to the scene with “Zion. my Zion, city of Mies | se acs erome oan call eight experts in all.| hand it was a matter for satisfaction warmer Friday; |to the Maplewood woman who expected court Th, a te ie ~ | was on his feet in an instant. all the mounted policemen that could]! @m with you still, Though the ¢a 3 a In beginning his argument Mr. Del-{ that the Bank of England had refrained westerly ang | t® wear ft and dazzle suburban socle- eli ~ en di oF , Farris declared there had been an|be reached. They charged the crowd | body has departed, though the ten a ce? mas touched first upon the point of|] from advancing its discount rate in ss ih os Oe Siebel ty thereby. 3 wee s. £ sdenstedt calls her husban¢ agreement in the Democratic caucus | repeatedly. of ciay lies mute and motionless bel a eS TP yg aaa ening relations existing be-| spite of the continued fall in the sterling ; per ietatans The white flannel suit, in all its beau-{ SnBY. He counters with an accCU-/that the Pemberton bill should never] Farley, the strike breaker, is in the }¥yoU, the first apostle yet remain. 7 Es rae ¢ ry rere wie + * Hummel at} exchange rate at New York. winds; minimum Jf how i Nang upon the counter of H. “or a she “ ee be called up, and that he voted for its}/city. | “The clinging lesh that h | = an e time e a AV was made. © , temperature to- 0 "s tailor shop on Manchester ave- Pu rs. sodenstedt declared in her tes- engrossmen with that understanding. Tweive policemen, in addition to | 80 long is laid aside—the spirit 2 te 4 alt Hummel denied vesterday that he was Large Withdrawal of ee Re nieht Vehout St nue in Maplewood. The tailor eyed it timony that her husband, though pos- | He wanted to demand it, he said, if it} Capt. Riley, have been suspended from] you, people of Zion—the spirit ‘ ae es acting for the girl. saying he was em-[{, Advices from the interior also showed & about 69 | with pride. It was a credit to his tal-|Sessed of an income of more than $10) | was to be voted on for passage. Rep-|duty up to noon today for insubordi- | firet apostle, stronger and more . tes ss peers 8 Stanford White and that no ite ee a hs oo oes iad degrees.”’ =. A monument to his —— ~ month, wore shoes which he picked ; resentatives Pemberton, Spence and | nation. : ful than ever, “es : 3 © halt of Miss Nesbit. A substantia! gully occurred during | The rains of the last day or two leaving his small son in cna. Dur-tcast aside by hae relativ o agreement in caucus. Pemberton said ws oi * ° Gta ot ae 4 * ; , ec a ° , y ives. gree could 6 die. ‘The body had | oS A ¢ still contend,” sald Mr. Delmas,| the second hen, due to relief over the have caused considerable high water. /ing the proprietor’s absence a wiranger| His answer is that Mrs. Bodenstedt, | Farris had had such an agreement with ' j s) weak and teebdle; the spirit 7 x“ Be,” ‘that this witness was acting in the] @bsence of ai * money difficulty as’ a The Ohio River has risen rapidly in|came in and asked for Wolff. The son/aside from a_ disposition to quarrel, en- himself. After the caucus secrets had | 46 broken by wrong and sorrow. F a he eee capacity of attorney to this g ri. It is consequence of the heavy fall in prices. the last 24 hours and is at the flood went in search of his father, but when tertained her friends in large numbers been aired for an hour, Representative of Zion. the wrong that you : Bas ed not for him by his word to deny that} Full recoveries were made in over a wngee Wolff entered the shop again both the/at Kaffee klatsches and dinners that | Crossley got through a motion for ad- had crushed the First A ce pc hs A relation existed. However, we| dozen of the most active stocks, and Stage at Cincinnati. At Pittsburg, Pa.,/stranger and the beautiful new dress} cost $15 and $20: that she bought gro- | ?UTmment. shattered his body like a broken 4 ie nN reserve that objection.” half © these established good net the rise was 18.04 feet, and at Parkers-j;had disappeared. ceries from her nt ins at goo ane A cat A caucus for early this morning was had bowed his spirit down in 1S oes a Delmas Scores Jerome. , gains, There was a@ Eecraase in deal-| burg, Va., 19 feet. Justice Helmering passed by a few prices, demanded a piano for her daugh- ee see linuse clock was stopped and suffering. And in the ro eae M ings and the market became quiet. 3 : minutes later, ang Wolff appealed to had anni eeein: Aan é i" fat 9 o clock to excuse Speaker At- spirit passed away and you f ae t r. Delmas then turned to the ques- Then another slump came. [he storm which caused these rains j yim. giving a descr ption of the man # anc onc struck him with a poker. |kinson for not cs. ing the House to died last night—the First A Bi Bike | “1 one admissibility of evidence Bonds Were sommenetively little affect-| moved from Southwestern Missouri, {and the dress. The Justice walked on, Ty) she Bodenstedt was on the stand order at the time set. Republicans gone—we shall never hear h rh : radicting the statements of al ed. = where it was central Wednesday, to|his keen eye observing every footprint, hursday, She said that before their | who attempted to start the clock were es again.’ i’ ® 3 tness made out of court. An extremely violént slump occurred’ ,, rhe ca ada ie his gaze now directed on the ground to|™#rriage in 192 Bodenstedt promised to {| ineffectual, as they could not open the ° “But I did not die, and In the fullmes pS on r, linas referred to certain au. just before 1:30. Reading sold at %9, ; ennsylvania, where it was central) cee ff, by chance, the robber nad drop-|™4Ke plentiful provision for her and j|ciock door, In the caucus, after an : of time I shall return, stronger, 3 eee eid ag eited by District Attorney] Union Pacific at 131%, Atchison at &3%, | Thursday morning. ped his visiting card, now raised aloft, her children, a boy and a girl. hour's debate, it wus decided that all For This and a Blow Miss Bir- more glorious than ever. I Re . a be a . Admissiblitty of e od pos Aad of the] Northern Pacific 121. Southern Pacific) "4 the thief might not oe — - Pets weeks after their union Mrs. id te bills, which included the ay 3 di G H B h turn with es Ryo “ pon ; as = a t ac estimony, andj at 77% and Amalgamated Copper at % - ™ihe have sought a hiding place in any|Bodenstedt said that he said her chil- | ?erton Dill, should be laid on the ; 1e asser as rot the wisdom @ e ages. Bi aye f said he was amazed to find th . : af Mg Pe | oe table ovners hat [ dreamed It * ; at onejall wide declines from last night. { tree. dren were always in the way,” anil | ‘40!e. to make Zion w ream es aS of the decisions mentioned “states ex Th ‘ stic f he ‘asn’ “fussing” Representative Bigg Schuyler ‘@ be I shall return to pu pe on ' - e liquidation broke through all re- D At last the Justice met a man fromjthat when he wasn't fussing he}. presentative sigg@s of Schuyler ' ‘ have en. Pets “ netly the reverse of what the learned | straint after 1 o'clock, and ‘a condi- Sunday Post- ispatch whose buttoned coat there protruded | pouted . County presented a resolution to that Houlihan Fined, city of the Lord and to make it wit % + petal Roney announced.” Much{tion of panic developed when Reading { hss a sleeve of white flannel. Here was a 85 for Wectly Expenses. effect in the House and it was adopted even ar soe aap ye igo bp , ~ 3 ’ 7 . . : ‘& tH . ‘ np] . , : ’ ‘ . ‘/ . > ' e i #7 : , c 4 erdayt ar. —. po nieendeo = wey P's ‘Se a0 wg a ating oh at ¢ e es be - -_ : Resa ing they pursued her. ie i fee r. Jerome answered |) test ck he Ga ls 05a 6 eS eS -Or6 arly in the afternoon, and then retite Maurice Grau was born in Brunn vo . power, broken his spirit and shat ae brief claimi th Tr Mr. Dalmas perturbed. aw As TI > » to his room When her children came / Austria, in 1849.°and came to America Youre a peach Wait a minute.” lite feeble body, and when i baat state ents eb at as Mrs. Thaw’s And the learned Assistant District ;) 1@ Romance of a ‘Young *. from work Mrs Be le tedt said, they with his parents whe : rs of ls Miss Gasser testified the young menithey cried: ‘Lo, the burden fa Le direc om ©. Stand had pbeen|Attorncy heard me?” asked Mr. Delmas!?) [Louis Artist ...........6--+508 ‘ ie a a ee ee eee et teenie ee gee ace. !called after her. When they overtook}eneqd from ou le—he has. e: t and positive he must be allowed | turning to Mr. Garvin laor nan rt} pi see were compelled to wait his permiasion | He attended the Free Academy in New] hor they addressed other renfarks to . vaiur quem. 7 See taal e * ir thes oe. Obj t t - ed.”’ ) The Growing Shadow ofa, the to eat, and that he sometimes delayed | York, from which he graduated fn 1867. } her e said. She was near home, and wp hae Fog min -~ wick ae Atter the arguments were conc! Sele SO eearnes. | WE Te a ks cons ® - (this dispensation so long that they | He also attended the Columbia Law! “squealed > Ps r fati he oe Se y us our Le Justice Fitzgerald said: eluded. | a0 the tearned counsel from the ¥a-l{ ig ai a's. ‘Pavilice Eater ¢{ “08 Hollinger Attempts Ul i Gaula “ors eile bummer ¥ | School and served two years in a jaw lant toe cat. When he accosted they, Ant new. pricate ane ae The cases cited are not proper|cific Siope will address himself to the 4 re nee so ae visemes 3s 0 7 *3 : During a quarrel Mre BRodenatedt office. al young men, Peter Houlihan hit him on —— ae onet Eee Sebati, °T _ a bee under con- Court nll ke better progress, ' ) oat ‘i runt ee 3 or : cide in Horrible Form and testified, her Husband atruck her in the In 872 he became manager for Aimee,|on the nose, Miss Gasser said: She had fob ae” “a lo tare terri | a tal jon. he ob ‘ction must be sus- we wi make tler F £ress., 4 I: rom Humble Secretary tn Bride : face and she had him arrested. Fle opera bouffe prima donna. Hie aiso | never seen the yvoung men before. ye off ji the id ‘4 : a This raling seemed to bar al! said Mr. Jerome. He also added that.) of the King of Death Valley... .10: Will Probably Die. appeared in the police court. On cross- | Managed Hubenatein. planiss ee ene ha erin te ie tie 2s ee win Sack. ten ter tar a - ray? cy i . : eas ning ' ate Muise ge Oper: Co. , . a , re- a S testimony, but Mr. Jerome ein. | the prefix “learned,” if left out, would |) America's Most Eccentric Million: > ee examination she said that he had also] Yalan tragedian, #nd many others. | ferred to his nese, Patretman Cremine | {or (hem that beld to the , was _ question him, and soon t ore tend to shorten the record, } mire Ne is oo ei i ear Mrs. Mary Hollinger of 2611, Nortn]§ "in Westen Ge atone me He afterwards became a nartner of |said when he arrested Peter Houlihan did no evil. 3 eR wes @ Gramatic clash with M:. Del | “If the irritable District Attorney pre- id Cyelp a baa @ - Broadway poured gasoline on her dress ta : . ‘2... | ienry Abbey and managed Sara Bern-| the voung man sat down on a box an. And for ye. Oh, ye it) ie ane mas, ble I I \ Cvele Skating for the | outhwest.11 I Attorney Bohenkamp asked Mra. Bo nee: tou f Bz & a Ww : ' that abided frm in the a Ae Poni Answers Jerome. fers, I will refrain from ascriving to!( Grant's St. Louis Letter Asking Thursday afternoon and set it afire, in aig Bt rah pe g the kaffee klatsches. aaraenl 9p Pee Rage Re Big 7 the ——— Fy wy ama sig 78 h oharat ton given and went ser | Bus ads | ; . Om ts : , on ‘ ) e admitte i : sometime r- | Ys rie ‘3° ‘ Au, 7! “ ‘ 4 ; : Mr. J Ng i dR ask-| him the qualities Re so scornfully re- i) for Employment : an effort to end her life. It is said that tained sen get mg Bagge ore waa Bae nianaging Patt!, Sarah Bernhardt, Hen-| he tripped the iceman, and Cremins iashvote of the devil mm ‘ to your dictatin anyth! hen eee nee ee eee , ..'? Hatpin a Menace to Men........-11 0] her injuries will prove fatal. said the cost fell on her and not on| ry Irving and Elien. Terry. Coquelin, | 8@id he struck him. to ye, on, beloved, I _——— is that she had told Thaw " at tt oo A gy a ehunels wr aga > ee + @h pee eee eee ee ee 4 era Soa . , o correc er c 7 * * . ° en- 7 ! ¢ fo ul : had| ments charging Stanford White with/) Rilly RB , : auch a : ( Billy ragg, the Boaster as a : Friday; | 4ren. complained because he refused to } tify. | ennett a py ont of thx o— age aa ee hat cage Sy eee pnt he bey her}? = Coaster 7 vat aus Fes ak sis Ae eee “"'lbuy her daughter a o and educate| The Rodenstedts were married April] MONTGOMERY, ~ March 16 igtely and hed at seit f.: " ent.” declarea her a them, but that ae town { The Rad Dream That Made Bill lowa—Thuredar night and Friday. warmer her on pe the igh School. 2, 1900, and separated Dec, a Hel After iv et fer more — half 7 in bealin was the aus . b, Specifically reserved| Thaw she would not because the|) a Better Boy BOY | seen sini Meagher iran) FO mar ny angel Po Bn gp Bg gE Sg MR Tb og gt a nage Fn aa om le pawe array. © PY questions put | stat . Was pot true?’ . \ Riess: Silatene at the % 7 South Dekota-—Pair Thuredey night and Fri- , p¥ernue. Where Bi. . i. — “y ~taydy #8 t aan Rs ee i el i mmv’s History of the Worl, Gay: meters aml Py, es hay ... ws apart. i i ee Oe Gee ed at once on the}) ; x weg eee < ot the oda * dee: “that the question was repeti.|{ Written and I!lustrated by Him 1 yy i ' ; “Pete ee tenes ee ter ersr onsen & . ; sige , P ! BO a SS ea Sa igi OR, Pe ae eR oe ne , me aan ad ge “ rx <i SS 2 — ase titi BP ree + Se aN tse ot eee ee, ae a PT Pe ee on, . Ae ; Shae es ay 5 es ee be ee } ages ~