St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 26, 1910

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TT itn eae CONDERESICNS — V== —IWOERHEIDE CHOSEN IBIG-SHERIFF LICKS |COLDEST AUGUST WAVE ON rE E: ~ FROM BENCH OF TBE NEW HEAD LITLE ASSESSOR, | Or pes HERE IN 19 YEARS APPELLATE COURT! coaa@™M@_.' OF POLICE BOARD) ANDARRESTS HIM) nici 3 . Now Yoo'ly : : wivcleniet* “ies Will Become Counsel for Hadley Decides onCaulfield’s|Fight' Started When They ft ‘en fab ae : | |Report That Newspaper Re- Mercantile Trust Co. at | — ,_ Selection for Successor Searched Each Other for THERE bt nA ¥ ste Dear! | porter Is in Meeting $12,000 a Year. - to Reynolds. Union Labels, BE Wo ie | Causes Alarm, CHANCE , | Sip He 7 we IS IN LAND ‘BUSINESS|POLITICAL OPPONENTS ig ete , x WEATHER | HERING FAVORS PARRY _ a : aims Oo COoL i ee MAN —_—_—_— Se | is “e a , , ' OFF! AY, | . i oes | Sends Resignation to Gov- i. J Never Has Held Political Of-|Officer Finds Revolver Near ak i, pipe , MAS AT Supports His Confidential: ~ a ernor by His Colleague, =} ~~ = fmm {| fice, but Was Cémmit- , | W. J. Mulconnery After Ku Ae — primarily at the instance of Excise Com- | ® e temerity to call Cashel ' INSTEAD . a missioner Henry S. Caulfield, a former|# Mar to his face. The Sheriff, who | OF AN resignation Friday to Gov. Hadley an | used tobe» horsestices, ea | wi withdraw from the bench to be-|/ WITH EYE 10 VALUES, HERO ne ee eo alata pe. weary ses OVER Coat | Trust field took Woerheide to see Hadley at} © & playful tap upon the cran- | | come counsel for the Mercantile Trus ' ie ’ ), ; : Co. in place of the late Judge Jacob SAVES CHICKEN FROM FIRE Hotel Jefferson Thursday and the Gov-{|'U™ 0f @ny mule unadvised enough to / : session. se ernor was so well pleased with him that | ecome fractious. The mule there- Pris, Grand Aerie had @ nearriot soon - convening when word was : | Klein. : | The written resignation, which will BEFORE SAVING AUTOMOBILE ee = See Reena nee Weiscah sounaakeete " ~ 4 |

afford one of the most important vacan- to making inquiries about him. It was stated at Jefferson City Friday that Cashel says he. was so astonished by ‘es s occurred during the . BAS a ti sae oe haben” te veg Policeman Mike Dalton Scorched their findings had been satisfactory. sgh gpa man's daring, that he stood ; ‘ é . & ‘trified for a moment, wit] y ‘. : ; i, , Woerheide..is president of the Texas{%* “* P® ; 1 jaw ‘ Nouk pith xy ar Wie? ceasaliats in Dash Into Burning Stable Sugar Land Co., whose office is in the|°Utthrust and able to stammer only bench who left Union Station at 9 a. m. for Fowl new Bank of Commerce Building. the word “W-w-hat!” Mulconnery im- , é OFFICE . He is 46 years old and has spent aj Proved the opportunity, Cashel says, by Tes It was his intention to present it to Mindful of the high prices prevalent |jarge part of his business career in the | 8¢?4!ns ‘stiff right and left blows to ; BUILDINGS (a q. { whAvant Gov. Hadley immediately on reaching the aforesaid jaw iY the capital. for “chicken a la Maryland” and jtitle examinjng business. He has never wr Wi-Le MAKE /Y Judge Goode was elected: in Novem-|*poulet aw printemps,” Policeman Mike |eresofore had -his political title clear Arrests His Opponent. : ALL THE. : ber, 1900, for a 12-year term, of which/ 40, of the 8 + ee Station |? 2¥ public office, though he has} But Mulconnery declares Cashel struck ELEVATOR THE ORBLE more than two years still remain. He «preety & Soulard Street Station | ..rved as a member of the Republican| the first blow, knocked him down and Bes UNPO PuraR ' is the only Democrat in the court, plunged through thé flames in a burn-!|State Committee fram _ the Eleventh beat him as he lay on the sidewalk. my CHILLS | ; Judges Nortoni and George D. Reynolds| ing stable Friday morning, dashed up a| Congressional District. The Sheriff then arrested his opponent & , : ; . EO gs Mags | and no members were permitted to being Republicans. blazing stairway a scued a skinny He has been connected with a num- nargs . Carrying concealed "9b . : . ee ee ee ber of sugar land and sugar refining | weapons, for a revolver rolled from the until the adjournment. BE ’ The only contest at the election will ¥ The few lawyers who learned Friday . of Judge Goode’s intention to resign spring chicken, imprisoned. in a cage. concerns and has been active in the/j| assessor’s hip pocket during the scrim- NEEZING, wheezing, all but freez- ROM the hilly regions chilly EAVES a-dancing are entrancing, = mage. ing, Winds come racing like a filly, Summer’s charms the more en-| %¢ Over the office of vice-president and said that there was likely to be a spir-| The policeman suffered a few slight|realty business. He lives at 4929 Waba- ited contest for the appointment. One} purns. da avenue. Politics was the cause of; the battle. Goes the public; yet it’s pleasing, And they give us pleasure daily hancing, Mulconnery is a candidate for the Re-| Having this delightful weather, As they whizz through whiskers gaily. | Amd with joy we've always sought ’em; ‘ expressed the opinion that Gov. Had- ; aia | Third Man in Job. ) ley would give favorable: consideration ame Bre destroyed the stabi, Wier With a sugar man at ‘the head of the| publican nomination for Sheriff_to suc- Right in August, days together. But It's great—this touch of autumn. to Judge Willlam B. Homer. Homer belonBea to John Smith, in the rear ef|poard and a millinery man and a mili- |ceed Cashel. The latter is committed to : was appointed by ‘the Governor to fill 1535 South Broadway. After saving the|tary man as two of the other members, | the candidacy of Joseph Goetz, one of! AA 2 a vacancy on the Circuit bench, andj Vernal and dermatoid fowl, Dalton res-|it js anticipated that the police force |‘his deputies. Mulconnery walked > CHARGES HOSPITAL St Louis Shivers in the Grasp of Chill Winds hie defeat for nomination at the recent| cued an automobile from a shed ad-|wii:be made “just too sweet for any-| of the City Hall at 10 p. m. Thursday | , oining the barn. The structure wa: ” rand encountered Cashel, who emerged : . ° Republican primaries was regarded as Jo gz A thing. ne en 5 and Man | D rs Forth Their Winter

Will Double His Salary. Tbs Aeiery “of Jedges-of the Court of | Dalton left to thelr ‘fate. the Police Board. John A. Laird, the} greetings and” Castel, noticing ‘that Mulconnery wore one of his campaign

“esta by thB*Bewe forces at Te the’ loss “or” reed |" “Woerhelde Will. , wee ante. - reser: t i Tr) Be ) | - . i eae worth $50 and harness worth $25, which | chosen by Gov. Hadley as president of f Police Headquarters.” ¥ exXchunged | , T Tl Suits anc all Hats re eee etl Appeals is $5500.a year. As counsel for) The spreading of the flames did $50] first, is still a member of the board. the Mercantile Trust Co., it is said that | damage to George Spleler’s malt house, Judge Matt Reynolds, the second, will | badges, remarked: , Mg Judge Goode will receive a salary’ of | 1542 South Seventh street, and $25‘dam-| withdraw altogether from police matters| “I see you're still wearing that scab} | THE TEMPERATURES. ne $12.00 a year. age to Anton Roesch’s furniture store,/as soon as his successor qualifies. button.” 63 “Baffled 7? Shrieks teeta. Judge Goode is now in Springfield, 4's] 1541 South Broadway. The formal election of .a.president is| ‘It’s a union-made button,” rejoined as ¥ former home. His reason for sendirz Almost simultaneously, the rafters in| made by the board, but the Governot’s Mulconnery, “but they forgot to put the ‘ . Sed Wind as It Tears his resignation to the Governor by Charles Hager’s hinge factory, °457 De wishes have always ruled the members union label on.”’ Yesterday's Temperatures. ' Judge Nortoni was his personal friend-| Kalb street, caught fire from a forge. }; : ic Since t] esignati f “T bet vou haven't a union label in Mrs. Phil Chew Declares Maximum 79 at Sa. mej . ’ Se. {in the choice. ince the resignation 0o your coat,” the Sheriff declared, ac- Minimum 60 at i a. m. About Hobble Gown ship for his younger colleague. The damage was $500. Commissioners Bland and Jones, the ] —- The district of the St. Louis Court of —_——— eee — . board has been solidiv Republican cording to ey ewitnesses. Mulconnery ) Aged Black W dS Handled | ass ’ hus ‘he — iphomeen: bis . iin ed : | threw back his coat and displayed a Sennen. COCR: ee owns © hobble gown usd > an : , 1 , am ic. * SUN rapetle at hoon eid may ben Roughly by Attendants. tinued coul tonight) Searey = dares to wear it had the i * EIGa) S . and warmer. $ : appointment had been determined on, Angered by Epithet. o. 7 The stage of the river: 8 feet; a ri a sae we ee said he was not certain whether he} “You can’t fing one in your hat,” Owntown district Friday morning. , gests OF tated with: the Ai: Vaiceeen” Catia’ Mrs. Phil Chew of 4033 Westminster} fall of .1 foot, — She was statuesque, Junoesque and could accept. 7ith 70V- - ana i , : é ernor about the matter,”’ he said. ‘‘but Muleonnery found the label in his Pa hag tte hes oo ee picturesque. I did not tell him positively that I]hat, showed it to Cashel, and then oa ak Ze “4 > os pc oe pn 2 eS [t was just 8:30 o’clock when she would accept, nor did he definitely ten-| challenged him to show such a label) eae! ews, ae = pe Fe es stepped out of the Third National der the place to me. My 4ecision will/in his hat. The Sheriff was unable wo: wae ge’ th Ng ete pate ta f Bank Building at Broadway and depend in part on business matters.”’ to find the label ‘and fell into a rage. ee: stage t Rag aed te she ‘eos gee street. Skirts to’ the right . é ° ° . ( didates are expected to appear in other “ " ek lame patch from Washington says that the{j} , obble affair belong- dent fainted. Hering, unconscious, of notable eaves, among them the Bar- ‘ the police station to wash the stains sepenecmetie te iy ~ siete tage: it “Lewis chief forecaster’s office considers ne to the Marie Antoinette in | . o ™ 4? ‘ xy he , 4 , . il é ys - 7 " af : rie case, in which he affirmed judg . . . ‘‘Make Good ’ on of battle from his visage and was A westbound 0 a aide hip was this as the most extensive August pines ments holding the United Railways Co.// in business, and nothin sted by Cashel on charges, /5Ursday of last week. eg cold wav known. Starting in hile other girls were half tran-. ly Mable for damage judgments ' & - Jot pec ates ees : . | crushed d he ‘was internally hurt. e ever Known. Starting | tic between & desi } legally cartel _ . Her Job. f assault and battery and carrying an © Alaska, the chill spread slowly but esire to keep their against its predecessor, the St. Louis ’ makes money without oie led weapons. r Phil Chew Jr., Mrs. Chew's son, fol- saieai at’ Hs ie he 8 apa hats on and the effort to prevent ee ee ee | it Mi testis a iymoutn eeee one saeage aelonging co shaeaied to Mulconnery, Cashel at | owed the ambulgnce in an ee extended ome a f : Sout s west- a public display of the latest thing able worker on the bench and has regu- mt, save a int. Frederick J. Guilbault, 3665 Windsor ang rat ain sini: quale tcin tn obtain |#"4 says that in taking the injured nines iniiadal sien nm mt eign ae in silk hose, the Sappho who had jarly disposed. of a large volume of place, holds the oss record to date, ce eae threatened to lock him up/|™¢8rTo out of it the attendants dropped Texan - . just emerged from the bank build- cases. . ' : aia te | according to “ea sda play 2 10 ae suis eounty jail at Belleville and him to the ‘ground and were rough in Held im the chilling. grip. waee the ing went serenely on her way, and As a jawyer practicing in Springfield ; a.m. Wednesday an a.m. rhurs-; 21) , Sheritf | Picking hi . ’ there was not a thin bo “fix” him. But finally the Sheriff 5 we, Be. states of Idah Wyoming, S about her for 2% years, it has been eaid that Goode ) day she laid four eggs. pci wiv and Mulconnery’s hearing| Young Chew says the attendants were essen eaeninad sae bi oad to remind one of Byron’s lines never lost an important case. He was The hen has maintained a regular mR set for Tuesday. sO careless that they let the negro fall aaa , : about the “blue stocking” litgrary long @ partnef of the late Judge Jere/} — St. Louis Business Men record for = past poet with Cashel’s gladiatorial prowess was sig-|#gain, before he was placed on the | “ithe newees temmmensiase seamen te brigade of his day, namely: Cravens. | one egg at a. m. each day. Sev-| — / week , operating tabl Oh, darkly, deeply, beautifully blu “anil : nifiled a few weeks, ago, when he; °P B tapie. the section was 24 degrees at Lander, AS 80 . y e. * is es ges a k one his Learned this long ago. They eral —. a ag Fg gat ephedrine thrashed an Interurban conductor on a{| Mrs. Chew visited) the hospital and Ney en “elke, “ddawake y ree Pate — somewhere, said about the pre oes Tr. ¥ et Vv e, entuc ° sou see m id not count on |! - ‘ ot : te Ss ¥ % us ‘ oa * pak i wags EF F. +. Stine Gee ate 1 a Sete A Pe, :