St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 27, 1911

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+1 = SHOWERAT een MIEN por av ms nora PRO sein FGHTH AND PINE. | “2.°="2."°°°" AND 4 CHILDREN . NA5MILE GALE): , ==" =) BURNED TODEATE “Good morning,’’, [AND yD: JUST | said Winter. “ag Wind Reaches Its Maximum} EAnpen fose,|,/* re! " | Trapped in Home Near Aurora ‘ eee 4 iat niles . TA Shortly After Noon and Rupees ree com-; After Lowering’ Wite and ee : vromase is really Jaug r F y , | Huge Window Is Sucked; Sa an Daughter From Window. | —_— ; Dan) Tips, , “ hat's all = Sete: te sens | eee ae an D Over the | - wi ‘hore ‘or. a ee 2 eee Be gia eer is oat Sa” ' eee : : og st = aking ItD (ae Hee eee in| MOBERLY SANITARIUM FIRE| || 3 @ Se ie oe | Peter McGauley Boss at Chain of avemen AKIN an- \ ae tee eplied the oe — . = ee 3 . oe . : ag = MS to Traffic. ee “Ton BPs a ae (|| oo , _ Rocks, Is Held on a pe aad of .. : Jase O° Trarlic Gi} can be on your] Patients Barely Escape From In- oe. = ys am me =e I itil. 5 Sa, OEE, D f Ci T y' way. to Lips a i. a : Re ee ma t Yas DPHSPIS HS bet: Poe 3 praer temperature ahout 28 degrees above}! siojan rushed into an adjoining room ‘o OF . Monday, after raging all night and do-| pising temperature ‘Tuesday. uiiieien? tha Mish ubeas ‘ottheis ” ite ing much property damage. It reached meh eg a tonight, probabiy Tuesday: ine returned. The bodies were fouhd 2 E 85, ed a Los | | colder in east portion tonight: wa » Tues- j P wae § She PASS, “ 2 : g : ; its’ niaximum force, just after noon, | 4. | ro pin the eaine. WALSH AND MORSE TO - ow Se ae Gee S Peter MeGauley, foreman at the Chain of Rocks pumping when it achieved 45 miles an hour. Dur- Illinois—-Generally fair: tonight and Tues- —-—~@.- nf OSE TK Ok Se : ; . ing the night and day its greatest speed |48¥: preceded by unsettled in north portion $65, 000 LOSS IN FAIL IN PARDON PLEA : station of the Water Department, was arrested Monday, after. it Fame ore tonight; colder tonight. . BREE. was found that a dummy had been carried on the payroll for three — had been 42 miles an hour. Rea mer sm | FIRE A ¥ MOBERLY omen * ‘I t F 1] : Ad he & S or C /O from. They were mvatified and some- “Well what do you think of that?”’ Still Inveati ” the way out here just to have you do*tt, “ - A ; / We — / ae . ° “ z ’ tin . 7 clothes. She coasted ahead of the wind I OST DISPATCH exceeds the Republic 23,126 CO what uneasy. Search of .the fences,| judge Grimm, to whom the habeas 2or- sais ee BS a senha And besides, we must get married to- and got out of her Pree aent as quick- | . \ >. : li id : trees and houses near by was fruit-|pus suit was presented, suggested that : ns’ | night.” ly as she could. ¥ POST-DISEI ATCH exceeds Globe-Democ1 at 8856 cols. or 21% less. certain technical amendments be made, |Tesignation, Taussig has instructed| Werremeyer was firm, and the | Small beys in the neighborhood are|ang said he would then make an order|Earl J. Howes, a special agent, to} “eparted. At 10 a. m. they returned im Hobbles Grow Popular. | | responsible for the bombardment, Mrs. | ynde~ it. Weed a. aeianil erventiantien: «al pans igs go Clayton, obtained a e ceremony was Those who wore hobbles were at an advantagé, and the entire day was’ an 66 99 Robins thinks. Depositions Filed, argument for the harem skirt. . Those so nN an w 3 Mrs. Robbins had trouble last summer| Assistant Circuit Attorney Rudolph}|@! the branches of the Water] gormed. far out of..date as to wear ample gar- with boys living around her home te-| became excited when he found, after| Department. He said that the items “The minute I saw Miss Greenway 1 ments had, the most embarrassing time . . si ta . : . cause they: played ball in the stree: in| Stack’# kidnaping case was called, trat named were all that had been founa| @etermined to marry her,’ Thor _ , Those little messengers from the people to the people front of the place, endangering her win-|some .depositions had been filed for the siiinad Mathonies, “ek: wet." told a Post-Dispatch reporter. in their excursiong into the streets. cual * dows. defense. He said he had never heard “Yes, he came to St. Louis only & “The investigation of the Chain of] weeks ago,” said the bride. “He. The fire wall on @ One-story brick] ~ _ ~ ° building at 131 South Broadway was POS r-DISPA TCH Globe-Democrat Republic There wae a game Saturday afternoon, | of them. a and while"Mrs. Robbins was standing in Yormer Judge Thomas B. Harvey of} Recks station is®still under way,” he|to live at 1440 Blackstone and saw me passing. And Sunday night a week ag blown down at 11:30 a. m. and the win- + dows shattered. The McLaughlin Ma- 15,828 columns 8,416 columns 4,560 columns her front yard the bail flew into it |Stack’s counsel said he had given Cir-| 414 «1 do not know whether’ we will | and rolled to her feet. She picked it |cuit Attorney Jones legal notice when he got Charlie Staedt to introduce | were filed, March 22, find anything further there. to me.” chine Co. occupies -the building. | esd A Sfoot sign in front of 72 IONT_NDISPAMT ns hh aie We aeue e 1 & r Gg e=]) OP SHS refused | to “Seturn it, ehh eee posed, ro f 7214 South : | OS] DIS] A | CH eXCeSS ON el the Sunday Glob emo=- “We'll: get even with’ you,” the boys but Rudolph said he hadn't been fold “when the pay roll was taken to the “And Wednesday I pro ey about them, and asked Judge Taylor to; chain of Rocks, the timekeeper. there| Thompson. “We were walking ‘roadway was blown into the show win- ; cow of the Bell Furniture Co. erat and Republic added together IS 3 cried. They had no other ball, and the a lot hfe storm Goor et. Edward Mannion’s yaene Wee ate eager, , |SBppress them ‘until he could ook over! igned it. Hé says that McGauiey 4n-| *!ms's highway, near Forest Park,” Kept Ball 15 Minutes. them, which Judge Taylor did... .,| And although I was engaged to Stack’s former wife is now Mrs. Roy {structed him to sign for Schantz’s othe? man,” said the bride, “T ise 1th; 199 Boneh Broadway, was blown 3 hen columns, or er cent tn, obtener arm. Minne | Stack form se 9 9 Knollhoff, who lives next @oor, advised | E. Burbank. She was not in the court- | money, and turn it over to him (Mc-| him, because there was something a@ Tie lightin seryloe in @ paid: ‘of North , Dg ' her to return tNe ball, and-after 15 min- |room. She waited in an anteroom un-| G,uiei) for delivery. The ‘timekeeper | him ¢he other lacked. No, {'s i'm - til the case was continued, and then 5... * St” Louis ## 4mpaired. > ‘Tnere Was con- | Sderable “property damage. In no other metr opolitan city in the United States does utes she. did so. 4 (AR, the. came sas Continued: 656 O08 Foi say wick main not koing to tell the other man's namie. The house was bombarded from 7 to “ Cs e co Adkins tm Controversy. He will suffer enough as it is." > ane Légrapn poles und wires wero blown | : son any ohne newspaper r outclass all competition as-loes the 11 o'clock that eveni 3 n't we betiee deuenene ty a rg ween uprooted and ten de- > ¥ Qr > Saree ie 6 P were hows pieibeieetded, eee ae Stack is a rich lumberman, living now | Adkins resigned as head of the Water! “Hadn't we better telephone to ¥i ie: wind began to blow rat S90 p. I OS ['-DISI ATC H 1 Ihh its field. did no damage. Sunday gvbitoor'e sec- | in Escanaba, Mich, After John King | Department two months ago, after| family?” Thompson asked. ee mr0Q ‘ 7 ati ° 2? Stack III disappeared, Mrs. Burbank | * Mrs. Thompson thought that and vontinued with ah. ayérage ve- A new record made by the POST-DISPATCH yester- hour, and Mrs. Robbing terphoveas for{traveled 20,00 miles tn search of bim.J on uso eo) st. vue | good plan. She called up her som the Dane Ween OF tthe. boy's whereabouts ts not known to |comerete water boxes trom the City]... wos oo avereemetnat aie J eh Regione, aun hour unt) 2 a, m, d 3 Su ] f P li f the P | married sister,” From @ dagrees ot 5 p. m. Sunday SY ? ne my? ’ ; fe Settee et ee ther. Stack declines to discuss It. Construction Co, and paying for them | the telephone. A ‘ r = int A ae eek Eight were sent to her home. Seven Mr. an* Mrs. Stack were married in| with vouchers for “extra labor at 30] Raymond McDonald, proved to i op. m, | 1%% and she obtained a divorce &at/ ents an hour.” President Reber of the| ™°re fortitude. Hlopements ia “tt ying point, 32 degrees, at 7 a. m. rp 738 d t] , _ Monday, and there is nore cold weath- separate a ver isements window panes. were broken. At 11D. mo. Wwash., Dec 1 1908 the ees. seem so momentous to her, because sii a wm sight the stone throwing ceased. tody of the boy being awarded to her. Board of Public Improvements had ruled eloped to Clayton and was married ' The storm started in the Dakotas and . ' , “" She married her present husband a year }against the purchase of the boxes, and|two months ago. ee et end ‘eo over the upper Is the greatest: number ever before carried in any one CLEAR CHAIN OF WIRELESS| 7 che veeiehuare Wenlé net tikibe Salk: aaaaa ee Thenpaen tal dnd wecnend elt abaseay’ odes A Clade vis edition of a St. Louis paper, is pr acti¢al confirmation of the : Bs A _ While Mr. and Mrs. Burbank were |py Tauasig, he said, if be had known poamneyP an = map = ; ‘ : oneym<¢ c ‘ty. pe mondey's weather map showed «nat substantial character of this paper's s growth i in public esteem. Stations Extended From, Maine| qc. tett in St. Louis with two of her{| What the money was for. ate nei a snowing ih Springfield, T1., Peo- to Florida, Says Report sisters, Mrs. Corel Bailey. now of| The construction company sued the| Clayton to go to her home ang 1 . : Chicago, and Mrs. J, W. Alien of Nash-j{ city for money it said was due on its ' ria, IL, and Dubuque, Io. Tempera- . tures, were below freezing all over Mis- Here IS the Reason! NEW YORK, March 27—A clear| ville, They were living then at the] ntrart. and the city filed a counters z= ther Ko Maa . f g q POST DIS chain of wireless telegraph stations ex- | Vrooman Apartments. i ae stein ine a recas ayes says there my. ie niin : : 1e " sai tending from Maine to Florida is now| Stack called there and epent the day | ©" sap #0000, which, it said, was a ome frost. The : average —( irculation or t inday included in the Marconi Wireless Tele-/| with his son. In the evening, over their} had been paid to the company on PATCH tor the last four years was graph Co.'s system, the annual report | protests. he left the house with the boy. | “fraudulent vouchers” by Adkins for of the company for the last year, made Mrs. Burbank employed two detective | materials and work for which the city public today, shows. agencies, and a continent-wide search we asin have pald nothing. —_- “2 | New stations wefe erected during the| began. Last June trace was obtained ' a : year south of New York and manyjof Stack and the boy in Montreal, Can- The Post-Dispatch is the only evening + Peper i 0 _

coastwise vessels have been added tojada,-and Mrs. Burbank hastened there, the fleet equipped with the Marconi sys- bona when she arrived both had setae

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