St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 5, 1907

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€ | ; : ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. eee 3 z = | “VOL. 59 NO. 227. __ ST.LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1907. oi FRCS event FOLK WILL RELEASE POOLMANSAYS JEROME WILL [EE SES9HO"Wo. ahem. IPE BOTH LEHMANN AND | HUSSEV'S GANG.) NOT APPEAL TO HARTMANN JUNE 15! WRECKED HALL! HIGHER COURT 7

s a: | Declares Re-Elected Delegate|Formal Argument to Be His. 2. : a 4 aa 3 be 7 an is Absolutely Unies,” 2 Official Announcement Is Made in Jefferson City of} Told Him to Get Out of Only Action Against Sanity ! | % son eT” oe _ Pennsylvania in Reply to White House § x Commutation of Sentences to Four Years Each Twenty-Second Ward, Decision. ' , *% . oe pe : That He Witnessed Hatching of ‘Rich Men's ( Which, Under Three-Quarters Rule for Good Be- ——- oe Of spiracy” Against Roosevelt. _ havior, Will Mean Release in Two Months. TONY FOLEY IN ATTACK/RESUME TRIAL MONDAY | kN es nee FAMILIES OF BOTH MEN HAVE BEEN He and Pals Wrecked Pool Hall, |Gase Should Be in the Jury's | oo ge | shaaperigr eS pitcher , . BROKEN SINCE THEIR IMPRISONMENT) but Policemen Arrested Hands by Thursday or gt er” D> ay | A OARDIDATS = oe | ; Nobody, Friday. De eo SC “ . ny ae - = Lehmann’s Wife Has Gone Insane, Leaving Care of} witiam, B. pinot. Dropristor of 6) (ey ASsOCiATED PRES) | _ é a | a : . Q ‘President Insists Millions Have Been Pledged to ¢ Op 8 wens YORK, April 6.—The trial’rot | | i’ i ) pose His Policies in 1908—Friends Would Lil

NEW Home to Daughter, Lulu, Who Has Worked Con- chris — to the Post-Dispatch office Harry K. Thaw for the murder of Stan-. — ust gore se Saas : Friday and complained that Delegate ford White probably will be concluded | ee sigs ‘ F oe fio ts See Hi Fight More and Talk I 28s It Is I stantly for Father’s Freedom—Liberty Was Ex- Frank Hussey of the Twenty-second | ext week. District Attorney Jerome. . j ss te ter | : j 2 te ~ clared in Washington. 3 2 :

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Ward, whose record of 36 arrests failed wee an ‘ . ow ae decided today that he will not ask the | ‘ ‘ pected When Faulkner Was Released Last Week. |‘- prevent his re-election, had warned | appeiate division of the Supreme Cougt } | ae a him that he (Abbott) could not do busi- | ¢or a writ of prohibition against the con- f BOOT Ger ae Kop ge Ge SpE ee ge Julius Lehmann and Emile Hartmann, St. Louis boodlers, now] ness in the Se and that he | tipuance of the trial before Justice Fitz- : : oan er ee (BY A ps _ P ) | wervang terms in the Penitentiary, will be free June 15 next, dc-/*) rt sala that he haa compiainea | &°%'% M | ) Ce eee | | C PHILADELPHIA, April 5.—United States Senator Pe ‘ > a ' rete tame 0 , He will, however, on Monday make eo RS ies BB a Be can aR cording to press dispatches from Jefferson City Friday. at the Dayton Street Policl station, |an argument to Justice Firerernla | | Re: ee ee . ' had this to say about the publishfted report that he told at a dir y ‘’ > bee abl ge ade- Rey i 3 . ad 7 : ; ae Beenie Pee Pin os : " : It was — _ ed that stadt A has commut “d the | toate’ protection een able to | et Be | against the conGrmation by the jushce | the story of a ‘‘rich men’s conspiracy’? to prevent the led | e men to four years. en as sentenced t0! lowers ssey. » report of the commiss eens sentences or t m y 4 page was se ok ier ca inthe Sesh said - me — n : = ; sgaagcepec ” lun | President Roosevelt’ g choiee of a successor to hinself ; ate is ’ 80= serve seven years and Hartmann fivev years. They will be given), 84n6 of men entered my place lacy, which declared that Thaw was th. Ih ver said any such. thing. It is all u - the benefit of the three-fourths rule, so that the actual time which it,” said Abbott. “The gang was head- ea. of cacotae dagaaee ene | SENATOR, BOIES PEINIPOSE. ~ lutely an untru ave never s ed by Beverly Brown, an associate o ig the proceedings against him and o a pene believed i . ' _ they will terve will be wins lg“ years. Tony Foley of the “Bottoms gang,”’ now | advising with his counsel. ‘ true. I have alwa ays been a supporter of and ; m ee Their sentences were affirme Vv e ural Bridge road. He said that he wasjunder penitentiary sentence, and Thos. RES ee oo ee ~——_—__—_— --— -— —— —-—~ ---—---- - - ——--—- —— ine aaa — , | Supreme Court, June 16, 1904, and their | Preparing to surrender. McTague. After creating a general dis- Mr. Jerome came to this conclusion Roosevelt’s administration, and all its policies. a al koned In the House of Delegates Lehmann /turbance, MecTague picked up the pool | after having spent an hour reading the The Senator was asked: ptr om element. This offer was if y period of penal servitude is reckon was known as “Whistling Yulius.”” In|balls .and deliberately threw them} law and precedents in criminal cases. “Have you ever heard of a_ $3,000,- | clined. pee eee from that time. s North St. Louls he was famous as ‘the through a plate- -glasg mirror on the He also had an interview with Sealh ice ave . , si conspl tors, according to ih wear se 4 a man that put,the lights on the water/wall and then through the plate-glass | p°,,50 Nae ¢ Beye em “ea v ustice 000 fund to prevent President Roosevelt story told at. White House as | 1a Léhmarnn and Hartmann were both ~ Petterson of the Appellate Division of ’ ae bers of tne St. Louis House’ of | tower. —— we weed we ge , rose coer. ¢| the Supreme Court. ing naming his successor?’ ing been related by Penrose py _ Delegates when the famous Suburban | !& his incarc eration at the on mee I have sworn out a warrant -agains Should Justice Fitzgerald overrule the ¥ “No, absolutely not.” to use their funds in pure an lig ng cabinet maker. him unless I am killed before-the case on the. a sort i tue lunacy na snl “Have you ever heard of the com-/ 54 delegates to the ‘Got Heaviest Sentences. History of Buodle Dealers. — to trial. 8 mg py Bn this was sion, summing up fh the “ease will be bination termed the ‘rich men’s con-|¥ | _ They received the heaviest sentences Both were members of the House of | 80/8 on, a committee of three was ap-| hegun, Mr. Delmas opening for the de- spiracy’ to thwart the President in the ae Delegates combine, which received $47,- | Pointed to demand that I re-employ’ J. | fence. He will be followed by the Dis- ——_e—— _ © licies ?” set ie eeced out to any of the convicted legis- 500 for the passage of the city lighting | B®. Finley and J. B. Stewart, whom I | trict Attorney for the prosecution. If ae a ee tof h Onin. Palvena ks i z lators. The courts were particularly > were “19 memb rs in the discharged some time ago. Two of the there are no further interru tions the ! " a iM “No, I have never heard o any suc Ohio, Falrban n Se ak ’ , a accuse = ass Cc 3 . J di the contents. threw her arms about his neck, he says. nagptanally Ik at Jefferson City and has pleaded | «. ba AP el IB 1 FER sca ee ee ne Sucueca i lowed the c eae | Alabama what are ; as him. .Time after time she has re- Bate gue Made atte te eae ae hg ort A ice en nee ae Ae work. Dre. ae Te ae pg e ag bor He pulled her away, only to be lured OFFICIAL VERSION OF organizations,”’ are a = formed f ™ celved an read te oat em fncy | so delighted with the $2500 easy money nothing of the kind, and insisted that| “The face of a crook,” thought Butler arithe died’ in ten minutes. She Ipft |into tne vacant fot a moment later by THAT BIG “CONSPIRACY.” purpose ot, iene ee would be extended to her father.“ but} whic h they received that there were nol they , et ae a a he eyed ¢ritically the physiognomy | ~-- yo 4. He ‘3, Casey, 1 2y ‘ess +, Gaees ie tion f ‘ they had bcen taken down by someone j @S he eye _— . Pe Snomy } 4 note to Dr. and Mrs. Casey, but they | another negress. ‘ i the ‘ight « , n : , é urpose of contesting at eet eerernee bas not heretofore seen fit pegrets for “e larger amounts they had else. 1 would not have pulled one of] of his fellow passenger. ‘“‘He ought to! were unable to understand its —— Sergt. O'Toole and Patrolman Quinn By Wire Pty ms: Post-Dleneeh Bureau ves foruiarl elected delegates. | his The daughter recently obtained signa- . O8. tO > he Hi: ae his cards down for $1000. be in the Workhouse. Those shifting The note read: ‘“‘Dear Dr. beat card happened along just as Stovesant. was e sania : done with the hope of having ¢ | tures to a monster petition. A week ago, Phe jury in the artmann casé vos { don't live in the ward, and take nO| eyes, that low brow, the receding chin, | Casey: I have disgraced myse with : WASHINGTON, April 5.—Senator favorable to the policies of i when Harry Faulkner was released Miss out - minutes. = eraneeas was the interest in politics. I have been run- that nervous manner. If he isn’t a you and all others. a have ae on parting from the second negress. They Penrose of Pennsylvania and a crack- unseated and givin their places to th ¢ a Lehmann was at Jefferson City, con- heaviest cong tonag aga so gag up to ning the pool hall for six years, but the] crook I'll eat my hat.”’ live for, as Il am friendless an yor questioned him and ascertained that he ing good dinner are held responsible which are oppos to them. ie , € fidently ia that her father would that time in the — . se a trouble started only about election time. When he alighted from the car Butler | less. God forgive me, but I Cannot ‘ID | had been robbed of $440. a fact which he Says Roosevelt Won't Rus, se § Faulkner to freedom When Lehmann was tried: it took the; “Members of the Foley gang have/felt for his watch. It was gone, You know all about me. I cannot did not discover until it was suggested | for the publicity given the alleged con- iianh. Roseevelt in: ek ee th the prison gates. When she jury just seven “gy Saber fla —o him been going into my place for some time. ‘“T knew that fellow was a crook stay here any longer and there yes to him by the police. The money had spiracy to destroy President Roosevelt en aia hake the rate band : lk walk forth alone she was guilty and Tix his punishment at seven They would demand money from the!|the moment I saw him,” said Butler ace for me to go. You can ~— been extracted from a purse which was |. a hi olicies. According to,a “by- over e mee 4 es Saeed. with des ir a mn the Penitentiary. This is the help, advise customers not to pay, and!/as he reported his loss at detective to my_mother, whose name and| found in the lot near where Stovesant | 4” 4 “ ; “i 7 1 = thal “» cas ° Se 7 . - N . “ip : iy “ a ; ‘ . ed rough boodling his brother has com- “ ponvietion of both men was ob-|,,, 1 8m going to appeal to President f Pcs Bom ay . om gt pe aed ers to the police. | as é os not call you my ror ae tiaten Fcttn aanee the feos of the great corporations which the | ,oain be & o ted suicide and his father has died. | tained by the evidence of former mem- | Stewart of the Police Board for pro- f tio ‘of sending that fellow to the ce ef vo re to He called ft Che ‘ear President plans to subject to Govern- | accept another Sauiaation even if force ine) was . fugitive for a time — me bera of the combine, who turned State's oA pa ‘. = no. intend to bn ? ven a ‘lao i this tee belones.” friend -" Phos che pre gi peli: aie: dau oO fe year. ssiaaitin® Giiiiaaiall upon him by the ganvention. | a > was capture Nn | evidence. ou 0 usiness either by ie Foley igi - a ‘ y that. ca ( , ir eS . oe ———— , cause ti esid * Sroctis ny Mintel I. T., in October, 1902. Since the incarceration of the men the | 84ng or the Hussey crowd. I have felt ne gua as he left the Fourt Courts ihe way I have done neg Ag one 2 mate mace: a. Money without limit is in the pos- chintae “hie Mae . Thies nn was first tried for perjury daughter of Lehmann and wife_of Hart- that my life has been in danger for u g. pray you will get along a enfide mer session pf the conspirators, the White pends largely in connection with the Suburban boodle mann have become fast friends. Bound | Several days. The Foley gang hangs ern ~~ as I know you have won the co h bee closures geal. On this charge he was sentenced by sympathy and moved by affection, | around ..e ¢C_oper of Jefferson avenug Re SN [ wanted so much to have. I don't ‘ House statement says, or v", - at the White House soday if cogent two years in the Penitentiary.|they have worked hand in hand to } and Olive street almost as much as it need to explain anything to he fe ae un ay OS = Spa C pledged to be used in a shrewd political is made hotter President was remanded by the Su- mame. Gpen She prinon gates to father Oat, Cee Byene. sine my actiots have been ones” sine you game to deceive the people and bring | forced to sinuadon his determina “Court, but it was never retried | and husband. ap raffney of the Dayton Street little things I give to you. : bet B te S d Ma azine about the election of a President—either | to be a cand . rj ‘eceive them in the ‘SI un ay g ? a Democrat or a Republican—who will The ° ee ‘ the tee oppose the policies inaugurated by the | wij] in all } en ‘ity. bdr use, meanwhile, Lehmann had been Many of their visits to Jefferson City | Station instruc ted his sergeants to ‘ will receive to serve seven years for | were made together and they visited | break up the gang, but it doesn’t seem were. given in—the pillow we had so eae i 7 - the Governor together many times. For |that much is being done. The police- ar l os much fun over. If you see the party A ril 7 1907 President. Taft out ae Bet n his first and second trials he/ nearly two years Mrs. Hartmann and}|men have come into my place several tell him I am sorry he did not receive p ’ ° Senator Penrose is one of the arch| ate. if the = Ze | the way it was given. You are | : conspirators, according to the infor- | comes more bitter Mr. for several weeks a fugitive. While | her two children, a boy and a girl, have | times, but members of the gang appear gy to his home one night he was/j|lived at Jefferson City so as to be near {to be forewarned ari are never there jisgusted. with .me, .so I. will close, | soci mation given out at the White House, |Gommel te bake ae aaa ' » b deputy sheriff on the Nat-/ Hartmann at that time. : disg . by. forever. ! . . — : ce Tony Fole f the bidding you good-by fore we shes v8 CONTENTS. Page }| and he is working hand in glove with | before the convention assembles, — : tt sg a atte col pret “HELEN, an , . : : glory: the anti-Roosevelt forces, not: only in action would redound to the be ee ore Mark Twain Stealing our glory; Pennsylvania, but throughout the} Secretary Taft, whose popul of assault to kill on. a policeman and sco | re | | STABBED WITHOUT CAUSE. sentenced to five vears in the Peniten- st. Louisans W ho Really Orig United States. It was through his in- | president believes. is f [ ers ingated the White Dress Suit discretion and boastfulness that the full | who represents the views of the : Adol h Follett’s Assailant Be- police ang oe ee cares "4y att SHO WERS AND (in eolore) details of the alleged conspiracy was Aone Heap greater degree than aay oh Miic : ‘ . Beets #7, . Hiceman's pistol and act st hin’ thee CO OL SA TURDA Y The Exeiting Adventures of a Khe 4 AY J

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brought to the attention of President | man in public dife. , ar emcee. : Roosevelt and thus put him on his It was said a the White House t n | liceman’s pistol and shot at him three , lieved to Be Insane. times. s.e Was released on $5000 bond. Bug Hunter in St. Louis; How guard. that, as the the cons - ’ 2ed; his ac- Adolph Follett, a carpenter and con Hu elas 29) ‘Olive atre y ; S ‘. i on ae j The President has announcec become known to the «LE | WNHEFDED tractor, is in a serious eoudition at his has on rcheameie at 282 ) Olive prodery Yesterday, Thursday. un- h 1 Sicht ot net anes deg ae of In ome on amburger ave ? e t be faun , ost-Dis tag te: : ene sects n ur § Eres onal result of an |norter seed, When a. Post-Dispatch re der the same conditions, Threatening Weat oo Society Women Who Are Shop- to

cenptance of the challenge, and it was announce to the country, ra er, arene © , c ‘ ’ ’ S- . 9 Ours. ere 4 . é soe | : Buried With Him. a followed 7. Pe Tolieet entered his John Forham ‘Knocked Sense- rl “yi I ] 3 Cl ARE INTERES meant aa Business Here Today x * heey ene san paren’ SSP arcw @ hares less at Countr Glub Links Ing ( ESS C leap legal) EO IN AUTO- storms and Aristocracy in Overalls in Mis- _ ‘The last request of Thomas Sher- a ce ee ‘hed his front door . & , hs “all the her st MOGILES Ger- showers all over sourt; Parisian Nobleman Jumping behind a telegraph pole to than a 1e other Wt. CAUSE THEY hha Weet abe Hangs Up. His ; Coronet and who ended his life by swallow- before the man overtook him, and as he | : : ; ieee wee, Be the Rome of his/turned to grapple Witn ie ree ro, Ceing hit by a golf ball, Jonn|) Louis newspapers com)! kant WAVE “EM| Gecveral of ‘these |? “Dons &, Miner's Cap t6Benve }

given at the Shoreham Hotel, at which Senator Penrose was a. ee Be oN the .mellowing influences of the soc It is said “by a | board and cloquent speeches, the Sena-| Knox in Pennsylvania, Shaw in Ta | tor disclosed to friends of President Cannon in Ilinois: and rha | Roosevelt who were present the detatis Indiana, are loyal to the j

of the conspiracy, in which Harriman. | tion, and that they have not ents Rockefeller and kindred interests @Md | into the racy. A fe the fund of $5,000,000 figure, Presid the ‘ a innocent fetimea ar . Bring Out Favorite Sons. tors. The catiink ¢ eifteall The plan as alleged at the White! onerated Knox, Cannon, 8h w ‘House is to bring out “favorite sons” ; aker from blame. He is, of in as many states as possible and to| aware that Senator Foraker ts have the delegates to the Republican] to him, but he also gives the | National Convention instructed to vote | the credit for hel |for them. It is also planned to have | delegates in the strong Roosevelt states instructed for him and, when he de- clines to become a candidate, these in- stricted delegates will be released from their obligations and will be free to vote for some other candidate. It is the purpose of the anti-Roosevelt forces to meet about thirty days before the next Republican National Conven- tior assemblies and decide on a nom whe is inimfeal to the Rookevelt poll- cles Pennsylvania and Ohjo are the hot- beds of the conspirators, but the move-j} ment has spread to other states, Pen- rose boasted that he is absolute tator in his State; that he owns the @ dele- gates to the Republican National Con- that he can. them ee pleases, and the country will t be governed by the om tion of Pennsylvania, On the day after the dinner at the

“Mister, Mrs. Lola Dees, 2124 South Third a aie van knife in hand, into | Porham heard the click which told him , mcrapene th | disturbances are His Devotion to Beautiful Girl. ) @treet, Monday night, were left un-/the home of Samuel_and Louis Boos, | the ball had been struck. He poked his bined. headed this way.|) Woman Married So Many Times heeded by his family when hé was neghbors of Follett a brothers over. | head from behind the pole anda the ee ick ania ert lic -Gestent Samp Pon ma Thuraday. Solent of” teonty Sheriff Goericke of | | ball, which he thought had passed over, SER ete wil] get here Dates ... 6 He askeu that pictures of his children, | Weliston. The man calmly told how | Struck hizn in the face and knocked Measurements . first is now cen- How the Wolves are Increasing in >. > r ] i rj ‘e ne Ss orvell, aged 3 years, and Adelaide, 9| he stabbed Follett, but would give no) him sensele | Mdina: tral over Arkan- the Southwest and Killing 500,- as r the act. acelien: “y ° P eb PT ‘months old, be put in the coffin with oo ee Bowles’ pockets it is Tne aceis occurred at the Country Post-Dispatch 140 Cols. ‘ sas. It will ar- 000 Head of Cattle Annually. . , ‘riday aft- : ) . » came to St. Louis from; Club links Thursday afternoon. John ive Wrids } his body and that the funeral take place | believed that ye oe Bon Hy om koe rive Friday Young East St. Louis Black- lh re- H. ) t ‘ ) rs aeventer rhe ) Y . ; from the home of his wife, Jewel, from | Groston, © “ina one of the two Douglass Jr. of 16 Vandeventer Globe-Democrat, Repub- UL oO x as ernoon. or, even: amith’a Remarkable — Death Ren RAE»? ria atipartRine AM A 0 Born Nn Pee ei Po Se ase

; } ee ee ee vort that Y aus; diane he had been. separated five oo who escaped from St. Vincent's| Place drove the ball. . ing. Blow > ? . 7 . institution F ) ‘ v* . Be > ‘ P . e e 7 ; / rye a ; 8. asylum was denied at the orham was in charge of a gang of s : The forecast: . Friday. men working on the old Suburban lic and Star Chronicle “T hrea tening rat “Wed ex Bandit. Ww rites a Real Novel ... picture, bearing on ite back Bher- Bowles will have 4 hearing before; tracks which cross the- club's links. 8 written request, is still in the ‘Justice Stoble of Wellston next Tues-!} Douglass. with sev eral companions, had COMBINED 175 Cols weather with ; dabl n of Mrs. Dees. The burial | day. Started the first round of a game. On oem , oe showers |) Formidable Texas Lizard.... “‘riday after- How to Make a Box Kite reaching the tracks the players asked noon or night. Farmers as Engineers from the home of another sister, COULDN’ IT - SWALLOW WORDS. Forham to move oe men. om of the POST - DISPATCH more Saturday partly For Boy and Girl Readers. . ct age al Pang 4 of 382 North wav. The workmen down the ntieth st rs. Sherwood was track to a point where they would not a "3 5 Cols. cloudly. Brisk : northeast winds, |( College pale in St. Louis (in Col members of her But Stray Cur “Swallowed Par- | be in the way. Instead of going with combined becoming varia- say she was notified them Forham stepped behind the pole. of the time and place rot They Came From. There he would have been safe if he ble. No decided THE FUNNYSIDE. change in temperature. Minimum Frt- The Prodigal Son n Mra. Sherwood lives , | had not come out of hiding too soon her mother, Mrs. P. Mamer, 2205 Unwilling to Cae the words of al Pori: as placed on a car and } a : hn See Canvion bonunnenna “coh Aavertisers can cover St. jay night will be 40 degrees.” eacn Yens Yensen Fired—But Wait!. m. was 47. In other cities these figures Sammy * History of the World. . : parrot. a stray dog in North Alton ate taken to Clayton, accompanied ; according to his. sisters, the parrot, feathers and ail. Douglass and the other golf players. Louis with the POST- were registered: Chicago, 4; Kansas|( Why Penhandle Pete Took the City, 4; Cleveland, 32; Cincinnati, 50: Pledge depressed at his separa- “Polly” belonged to Miss Stella Krug, lie did t recover consciousness for Fi his wife ee and | who works in her father’s flower store neasty. half an hour. Pe DISPATCH ALONE It several efforts a -* . Pittsburg. 4; Boston, 4; New York,|) Have a Laugh with Fatty. &%; Washington, @; New Orleans, 6;/{ The Bad Dream That Made Bill a about aiat Second and Alton avenues. The} pe Gg ¢. Eegers of Clayton said that Honolulu, 72; Nome, 0. Better Boy ng dation. Several letters which he | K family also owns a-dog. Some. ot ry oe bly Al] an ea ee p to his wife, Mrs. Dees tines when the dog isn’t good Mr. Krug rhein gan nig P tasty note in D: CANNOT he covered WEATHER INDICATIONS, —|f it'x_ Mr “we—Alwaye Ina Missouri and Illinoie—Showers Friday nignt save things about !t. The parrot had iamont learned to mock him. Hodiamon Wi THOUT 4 onday night, Sher- ‘Thursday evening. afatrange dog en- Ledacinpsve-aam Poster Cnpaee wine, — , , lowe Tie brisk to —_ northwest winds. resessavecssacqne @ wa— Threaten! nicht Satur- th probably be —_— — ee ee

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Mon a Hotter to his a . he parrot Aad n “found dead in bed by Mrs.|so00n as “Polly” saw the cur she yelled: on an iron post in front of 1m Frank- ~~ to his ~) he} “Look at the —— dog. ral him out," | tin ave oa, Maren = pcre ga Hie Bo ; es mn - several ti M1 North wentie ee ~— n Uuan th = emp ie wae Tepentes ie aS $5 and costs in the. City Hall Police Q y” inst the dog leaped “ soem ' A six years. into the air and caugh on the| Court Friday. The poster advertised — First in Everything” ‘¢ much of the candidacy of Fred W. Tirre, Re- ory reare. was of the Ene. bird for the House of Delegates Y mem publican, ! to the rescue 7 a | ek rom the Fifteenth Ward,

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