St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 22, 1902

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LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1902. PRICE ati eee we - — eee ee - — a ee ee SS “THE FAIR CANT Bay Th BY THESE ARE THE JOKES THE KNOCKERS WOULD DESTROY | NET SON’S TENTH WIFE A western society of women recently passed resolutions calling. upon members and their friends to exert them comic valentines. Later they passed a similar resolution concern ing the April fool joke, all of which they consider degrading. — » tt - L ; “~e * —GOV, DOCKERY. | — | She Was From Missouri and) | — Brother Lay Low and Loco- i When Deserted She Fol-|' Belief Based on His Personal! motive Passed Over. | | |\ lowiid Hubh and Cans d| Observations, | a , , \ His Arrest die ——— BENNY WILLIAMS CUT IN TWAIN) 1S AATTOSt. | BE OPEN | : | bee 5 Soh 2 | | i i i a (RALPH, NINE YEARS OLD, WAS| Ps TREASURER THOMPSON SAYS) THROWN BETWEEN RAILS. FAIR WILL BE READY IN 1903. i i i i | | One of the Unhappy Victims Is Mrs | | * } : C. C. Nelscn of 3225 Washington Lad Had Presence of Mind to Flatten | B Ma, i‘. He Declares the Buildings Will Be Out and Only tae Ashpan . ” iota ti avs - : ; Ah. can it he the April j0kKe |} OO} ? Hharged wit! if the Builders Are. ) vears. 1 tive ile ih en a ERO EET And Noah laugh until he tore 3 9 ) perdi Oe ee 7] A ' . tig Fevggredann 1 Will- : The tempting sign: “PLEASE KICK ME. And they did. igamy. | llow Samson and Delilah used & & & & o> & & & te ate ate at a Avenue. ee ee | | | peak “ee And cachinnate until their sides they Napoleon, before his fortunes broke, Bigamyv is apparently a misnomer Merchants Hiow many times did Absalom put down Most dearly prized a seasonable Joke, as indicating exactly what Nelson athe | oe a A brick, to see the great King David frow: And many a time a purse he laid in view, cused’ of, dispatches from San Antonie CHRISTIAN C. NELSON. When yielding to the impulse, to his woe, : Then yanked it baek, as Noah used “ do. the Post-Dispatch deciaring that he is cred-/ | Hie married 12 women. One of them Ah, can we give it up? Can we dismiss ited with marrying no less than a dozen! {| is in St. Louts and he has been ar- women, all of whom are living. aan» rested for bigamy Mrs. €¢. C. Nelson, who boards at o225 > . *,° Sek Oe oe a ee > March 15, Stone Hill Wine Co... Herman: My Dear Sirs—Your favor of Mth inst. received and contents noted. The Missouri Board of W: Fair Commissioners have taken action in referen@@ to the er of departments for the Expos! the appointment of superinte of such departments ie. ¢ NOW TOME THAT TIitk Ww: RL PAIR WILL PROBABLY NOT otha HELD IN 1998, THEREFORE THE DELAY. With best ‘wishes, truly yours, A. M. DOCKE oe Pd > Lie kicked the cube and nearly broke his toe! Priam At one fell swoop, such merriment as this? os > te Ainge vt = Ulysses Agamemnon and King Enjoyed the April joke ten times per diem, Ye gods forbii! The April joke is ours, = Washington avenue, St. Louis, is one of |. Oe Fa Be And Sappho said: “Of all of, Folly’s host As much as are the sunshine and the flowers; the unhappy victims ~ She told the Post-|''vy comple‘ed. The’ widow was a Cath- a trot m a Che April.jest doth tickle me the most.” Yea. ‘tis a part of us—some say the best. Dispatch Saturday that she had ree = r ic and : her prospective husband, ul ning om a : ; : : been inf rmed of the arrest of her hus- ertunately, was of another faith Theres . , it is het Shakspeare T . lay r : > up: and that’s no jest. : wr ts a “ } : th W hat fun Wil when Shakspeare wrote -his plays We cannot give it uy ass ' band bv the San Antonio police. fore the Catholie priest at Plattsburg d@e > os > > > 5 PBN > see « > 7 a aes st — ~ a - ee — 1 aaa i Beta — . = Mrs. Nelson. however. ¢is not responsible cline d to officla.e, The couple went to St. present predicament of her much Joseph and, after another fu: lle, effort to turin . : } ; TH s | AG IC OF [ RUB: married snouse. The Mrs. ©. ¢ Nelson who secure the sery ices of a priest, decided that S n , " Was Mars A Parke r of ? attsbure, Mo . Justice turke eou!l id put up the right sort ng i individual ¢f & ceremony to unite the Texas million- a se © > a .” °° - before’ she met ne engage ms ’ Th eb de that distine-| @!re with the pretty Missourt widow. att ' ce s back sleek, , nT ee ”) yn Py TTIOIN whose name she beurs, joys ’ \ re etl | 4 Bar . ’ rs ‘ A rub wohl mann a sine : 1 i , }e¢ rR A _LE¢ T I | ) LI vt AM A l I¢ YN tion ' J aiid * B31 ir ke did his part with the usual ; KITjK nT thho } Sw | cry ‘ : 4 rub Will anti °A shoe: The determi? ition of the forme r Mrs. (ine tion and dignity and two more souls ‘ — * = Nines | a =rheel Sect A rub will give a lady's cheek Parker to prosecute Nelson in the county |™ oN made happy. ; in tw , ah sual the w ist A rosented he; seat of Clinton County, where she yielded | s for the ranch in Texas, said the Re | ) . As row A rub will make a catfieb fin, to his protestations of ae tg? is incidental- r Atti baron. Then the Ne boarded a A mb willl seratceh a match; Miss Nellie Goodman who lives at 4339 i ro ots liv responsibie tor the -fact hat the San rtin for Kansas C ity, where Nelson satd > > °° °,° >. > > o” SPSS IOIFHSOSSFSSOGGS ee ee eee ee Antonio authorities surrends rol ~— ir in-|he had some busitess to trans: act. Hie had prisoner to Sheriff Wiser. | decided to Duy a trotter there and if his ° . ‘ * 7 a” : , | iv . e - patch at the Planters’ l ony Y Not the least inter sting of the many Lore would Kindly let him have her $9090 » of the foreg - Oe EP — | — , Temi ak Saale col te eee. . picturesaue episodes in the eareer of Nel-/| to carry he would leave her at the hotel copy o 6 Troregoing ° - -_ -_ tr ae eX . The little bov or girl who does not get a ot OT Salisbury street for alleged det : etoryvy of his un On bv the for- ifor a short time. day noon. r er » the Madf-] su: iav Post-Dispatch tomorrow will miss; ‘". ‘ion of character. : : er Mr Parker, who is described by the , Whether or not the cattle baron ever ; : i ae ' ans —— * = - © =e 6S wettiln = ua PLATS PLS . ; : “i: ” ;hought the trotting 1 re is an unimport- "> int ie Your ¢ ' | : ; ' , . ‘ ; " . , ‘ ‘ 7.) . . 7 , . 1. a oo . " Zz Ces 1 € ‘on ‘ $ , } VIG molice is eate 7 " As : > iS nel ‘ il} ih ; on t] World’ yg ity a ' “ys ai |a magie picture page. which will do a child | lag Goodman places the amount of Gam ; a : ' ;ant detail. The supposed Mrs. Nelson . Tid : . ’ if i) ’ ; ' 4 L§ ‘ ? | | ‘ i ; | : : i ‘ ; y . ‘ if . , . a £ 4 : ernor, that — ais | Bas na = D attnnt 06 ¢ anti 'more good than a summer in the country, | &&6e at $10, ' |The Beginning ‘Waited in vain for the return of her hus- held in 19%3° . ee " oe “ . al so , We See the World’s Fair for five cs 7 The ad Tx eks ago Miss Goodman and Miss . : of the Fenda | han ! and the: $900. and after a considerable “That is simply my belief gathered from | rue. where ail nquest a: ,? ted |, " : hy eo Milicr had a short bout in the locker room| / Si x ne ; }period, decided that she had been bumne rsonal aheeewation.*’ | + Milt : . . a : imission will never he sn low again a i —_ wes i =e I aa s 4th 4 4 Nelson inal if eney fo ermniate the | coed. Sh e returned to Piattsbure, but did ee ; . . . : ao :? ° : A ; L ! Gilbert WW. Lawson. an engineer now with ; Or I 1OWS C nfectionersy etore at ou] Olive ‘ : example of Blue bye ird in the acquisition, if | not remain there 1a; :g. Some weeks after ve you receiv: any offic informa ~~ Somiuss : wre, es ‘ a : Niet ra . tree are hn a _— - ' , . e . : e) ° tigen - Lened a verdict of accidental deat! ithe soldiers at Jefferson Barracks, was de- |} Street, w here both were employed ae ; not in the disposal, of wives. Like Blue- | one ~Rapwery aa» dhe A a “ytd et ee on from 1 @mwid's k’air mat emel “a ten ¢ Tha ee wills oo snk —— ¢ ‘ SS She ‘ ti ‘ounty, : Si esibAtenever” he s a ong | tailed in the Philippines to make a trip for a, ‘ r'more M: eee “pe —. aie eo | ! beard, too, he finally acquiréd one wife! came to town yesterday and this morning > -| . st ; " Ae : ; —_ ' ‘ . . c ( i) : . Ss 7 ’ ; i «af s ‘ : ‘ . ‘Me eX ' Y . ‘ ~ = -: | NIAY Wie MW NEED STILTS: pRotnrapene ito ssunarae through parts of belo ik scattered about the fioor ee os ; tow many. If he had heen CON ‘questioned Miss Miller about : aa 3° tent to remain with the wife who was Mrs. city to delive Airected, Chlet, Tuin, 26 hit ! . " 1 5, WINE COMPANY WROTE a =e. : —— 4 . } ly » fee > ray ‘ . ; * ‘- : Sh » ‘ . m . . and thouxg | ' | ) sigh tse 1 WISN} and his suite is one of th: st Mr. Law Wee ine Miss Goodman 1}: ; a Ban Seeger if NX, i— SS mate ogether | -p ; ; aaa toda ys ; as. . mas ; ' ; } i) ( i " ost perpre -4 t s* ! } t , 4 | . f ? Se neg . YY TOVTILLé r or f ‘Ty ‘ ' . . . “Te what a ty ' -_ . ’ , le | ‘ In rr Ww Ss I ' . . th : . - ‘ ss “~ . rae 1 ~ poder it me 78 ; : ¥ Osh ox S : \ Ro : to man Ant mie witn her tw ’ ehile it i and | a | ‘. An representative of the Post-Dispatch ' . , ; . | 11) Tit it hy ’ of t | > "OVA at (Ti nowt Lie ‘ Lh e ) eh: “a USe oO] act OT ¢ use NAS . ~ a a! 1 “2 oO wwranl ‘ . . _—- Hae vou think ; orla’s ott : Br crs ry 4 | Wi 1 one [ ro i ) ois es | ia sald ) . eee rward Miss Mill er to. ‘7 | ul port ad he rs¢ if al a the mh by working jr ust before he wus taken away by sheriff 2 . . . ; 4? ; ; ’ marere | { ey t ria P| , rs x : =~ . . oo 5 y . : 7) . ~ Jlinatwea ,¢ 9 oat wned?’ ; ' ‘ ! royal t are an la Story; phe ’ , ; ; ] . “ack ne the superintendent, that she | in a fruit store She be lie Ve ad that if h Ty VW ise ro if Plattsburg, Mo, Nelson said: - ' Roe : >. iS. ¢ ‘ial fore-! son saw in the land of th Ost Cepurons been in a “‘mix-up’’ with Miss Good- - surmise about his going to oe heed “I admit that T have two wives 4, the one I believe. he si int 1 O Why HL, ; a i al al of American subjects. and she was released from duty as | MIISs correct, she would me ‘t him a ventually I married at St. Joseph, and who causcd my put off until 19°47" ain hain - ‘hila@ren have made Carthage Tr not | ashier. here at the gatewa) to the repu uc, arrest, andwthe one who camé@ Nete with me.” "Weu do not think, the: a ap a] @Onuaren nav erst a Aegean dhs .| She ion, itsis alleged, made remarks + ; ; hast friday Ncison entered tne fruitstand I deny ail the others. [ do not fear the i : ' ' ‘has ' ins t] ouds nlv the prettiest ¢its ALISSO} , iahbout AN i Gotdman, in consequence gocusation that Miller is called upon |} and mace a pure hast Mrs. Nelson No, 1 } trial in Missourl, because in order te preve tional election to be heid during Cary "eT ha hn ana at th rettles in the ey at which Mr. macklind discharged the lat‘ Lo prove. didn't shriek and dé nounce him there and bigamy there it will pe necessary [oa pro- woula in anywise affect the r int i tp _— na | and mone 4 from the counters. This is the | Miller was actuated by jealousy. } ‘ogister the ¢ ntry “Ce. ch. 4 hristian | | Agi iin st me, and my preseit wite, whom ; ‘\ : ni pretth row 7 6 SERIE SOS, ~~ a} ‘ife. Fort Scott. Kan. = | married there, will not Institute proceedings stopped to a near-by tele against me." NO SPECIAL REASON. . i I ‘ I t ’ ' _ t two yea i is } iT) Ili ; The a } ye arker "Te there any apecial reas ‘ ; | ea f ' ‘ , ‘thaeg most aamir ible anda most I asing ’ an A\lrs llezekiah rege of et ryh 1e. ve ' Ip police nea ae __ Ne lon was chiefly worried just before Hef that the Fair should be postponcd ot | d Sundayy!to behold, A staff correspondent of the | cory street have the most remarkabl:: | asked tha: a dotectiye aod ond after baal | tnee cooncal malate ; , ;, 0? ' i. agar” iealt thic f] ; in St. Trouis Ile goes hunting with te¢tive Womack responded ang & r ‘ lose several $80 sulte of mee which he side of your mere observatio: : . ' wi bak ; ‘Sunday ost-Dispatch has visited this flow-/ cat In 5! ‘ , BOC: ; ing her story, arrested Nelson. took to a tailor to be pressed just before td io ' alias i retrieves the dead birds, | he was arrested. He sent a message to “None, except that I do iv ‘itv of Missour!, and the story will be lis master a! r : . i Te as lin eee ie ele les ee The Arrest Brought his last wife, asking that she either send them to him at the jall or take them with can have the exhibits ready lh , ft veq Rapurda ne) ; ' | ; o>. ' , told with many pretty pictures fomorrow and ! Ma T —— " Yr) . ¢ > a ‘ n n wirie . The immensity of the Exposition w es CO ling day, tem-| paldwin and Peary leave their respective} A picture of this exceptional fellne and & | ca aaa hat he had’been ar-|@t, She decline® to Rave anyGnag aim such that I sheuld think at least t itures being ‘ if « OCIOCK lwinter quarters April 1 and make their|story of. his- prowess in tomorrow s Sur- The announcement that he maceelior tonsa with them. r | mr 7 | Se ; ; rested brought eh flood of mnqury ;rom all Detec tive Womack. who arrested Nelson years’ solid time should tb ae Mon i dash for the North Pole. It is to be such a day Post -Disy ate h ind wor . ; ; ’ re +. . ‘ . > e& e “ - . = work of preparation | under ‘. far fame as the world has never| Martin Winkler, keeper of the zoo at For- | over tHe country. é jand worked up the cage here, has some in stisy agg | ras f°. eae S| | | sea tn Salt | eresUng correspondence from women who “Now, while 1 have said that n . ; POL 8 Ss i known ‘ead the story in tomorrow's Sun-|est Park, has a fawn which has been raise! : It was si go oe dl h Mid * aia ‘ 9 |claim Nelson aa their husband. One of ; i ‘ . _ , . " ‘ — . P) - y : Sr Ans yl : ‘ i ‘ | - Fair should be postpoved, ° ! Iya “uys | : rho and low, but - et spatch on a bottle. He thinks it is the first deer - ke and - oie yy & one’ ak waekie |them {is from Mrs. Rich of Portsmouth, | | di . | me i : : pati, O., two in St. Paul, on | Va., who says her husband, Christian Nel- cating a po: tponeme nf ' ; A wh J; ‘ ihe frm | : hank al “Musi mn upon the stnrge has ever raised in this manner. A pic ture of Man Fitting Description Un- Cire , one ats A? K ranc isco and one in Ar | son Porter, deserted her on A ril 19 last, af the ‘Exposition ts >_> ~ pe fc we Sure | zo ty ench lengths that now an audience}the fawn and its keeper tomorrow. k verge exclus A ee «! Wag | wvone! f in| 3! Wilmington, N. C., and eleven days ave deal « , nee te : ‘hri ‘ollege. 1 ' ( ; posed fim ai NO, 21, WHO TNGs eres ifterwards marri ro "itts 1908, and | have no official advic I --— ee Niagara Falls in all their splen- (Christian College, at Columbia, Mo., 19 der Surveillance, pc aanihinee he uncomfortable position, a8| Pa. The deac a hen Miagdl 2 ar — —e will not, Missouri will be rv 9 GAN ; 1D | eX with the man in the barrel mak-|thought to ‘ave the only class in the | the he ov) of all the rest to such a fascinatingy band fite Nelson. Another letter is from bullding and exhibits ty Ul | i) A lean. See the story and the filus-!United States in which young ladies ar senenacetineneonepenet “soni ‘ince this it has a chggae sn Mrs. D. A. Harvey of Nevada, Io., who si ?. at he has one at Portsmouth, Va., an says Nelson married her at Des Motnes, “In the near future Il am going t ’ . ; Sunday Post-Dis-|taught journalism asa a_ profession A ne in tomorrow's Sunday Lug ne at ttsburg, Pa lo., on March 16 last, and desert a week or ten days here looking yer 1 rtner Brings Suit Against Den. aos Rial story in tomorrow's Sunday Post-Dispatch NOT YET OUT OF AMERICA The 2 or f Arkansas has offered a a few days, taking all Pgs te Site #0 AS tO acquaint myself more thor- | :, 1A sult on , the First ‘hurch ¢ tells $150) for the appre eet | ane She gives an accurate description of Nel- is : i] , : , eG SSé . ACE . ints ’ , . , yr)’ ‘ Pac o 18 - ar ‘ e oughly with the sust will has been expelled because | show the sixteen coming newspaper wom- | moda | * bbing wit at ‘Conwi ay stgacd Christian CN tod % tou Gare tae y | . lorville, Hil., mas ws " - eserting an obbing ‘ si; ( a1 . Nols BY TREASURER THOMPSON. Mother's Jaw. Me, Piet, hist party at his home, Whist!en at work in the office of the Columbia FURTHER IDENTIFYING MARKS ‘he chief of police of San Francisco wires fame they ene Ma oe , Whe om A Se Seeiees Wittiam H. Thon oS SR ee Be ming quite a bone bf contention in| Herald | HAVE BEEN FORWARDED. hat Nelson robbed and deserted @ wite CRTIGCS LAO DANS SS ee ee . inde am Qt whet ( | Set | ee er Se ae Talking are Ss ; som rn ae os ‘ ty yn} * ay of the World's Fair w 8 told what | a ad eoth. and a disput e churche: rhe game appeals to various Pall , ge ar inte re § na —s now 3 | Le rift Platte County, Mo., is On| Mrs. C. C. Nelson of 32% Washington ory ery had said about the postponen me ee , | 4 | come into court! ehurchmen as possessed of various powers ermany) It used to be said that money | th ay hei th a requis a) for a nue is about 29, and aupsare to feel keenly »Osition he said 7 ~ — or $4 ee fishonp ,. Fitzge talked, but now we Know better. It fs tne . . or. the crime In ant MTS, iry A. £4%) the position into which she has been forced Eitieat oes (io. Dock: kno ly Va eee ce > te eS ie WwW. BR : e A l ; “ , os ist ex-lfare lig that has th ; flower Read this Sheriff Dickmann Is Confident the| ker, his nemesis a. ste eC UE 1 th is | by the arrest of’ Nelson. Her language and 7 ix ‘ Ou | I ne ‘ortner ag ist exande ) ta . Boyd, an oO his ee pal gt ccnah tes. ' - a as : Nelson is been silent throughout al . manners indicate her a woman of eulture a affairs of the World's IF. 3 r ya, oe as. are said! perts in: the laity talk in the Sunday P story of a remarkable electrical inventicn-| Missing Delegate Will Be Brought nm e deni ha ing m erie anY i and refinement fs information about the building of ¢ T ' reet he game of whist to TOW in tomorow'’s Sunday Post-Dispatch | RB ; Cel irs ‘arker and Mrs. She did not express any surprise w “Ba - tocerher at 1006 Oli, treet iepatech on the game o h n an t. 1 camtagtgs— GE” kw t Kar he |: “ee “ates Wair is concern: TT, 2 | rin | ER! | a ae get aie ecg he ane teen “ milieh tate! | tein :Aibinn tial k to St. Louis to Stand . Milburn Fort Scott, oe +} | informed by the Post-Dispatch Saturday ent than #ny tiz — shy i eee ae Ries erty hit from Lincolt Rooce- | His Trial. “ae Cee ne” hie’ Gaacel "| morning that C.4C. Nelson had been ar- | + ) : from Lincoln to Rooce- but intimat h his rriage “rs | reated In San Antonio. She said she “What does nan | m ral et) are ® ws °. la \ ST; ivelt z hia TVET) ee the door three times ! At 11 " the state know abou! | ' ) naa rer ing to announce th, o'clock Saturday morning Sheriff ~ . a if | re? ha Irocident a yc | Dickmann stated to the Post-Disnatch.;: , nid en eid ate ; ' down here” | | | ' hey . nerrat ; ion h Pre Bic it. Hi te] | | ) ispatch-that] carry hint of gis chi tel face oF | “Tt has been a great shock to me,” she I geald the bulldings Oy Opel ' sae Cl he a ur , fP prevailine upot e Toulsi hi story in tomorrow's Sunday Post-Dis- | he had received a telegram from a city in! + eee ' y peg eaaeaal | said a4 " 4 : . ~~ ey : " .% ‘ 4 i; 26 ’ cy " ie iY 1? merit ‘ ' ‘ *tli | Fair would be ready for 1° nd nN d | m | F pal , | Ln te wake photography | pate! ale ‘pom ya iy so 6, a San 4 it was evident from Mrs. Nelson's manner pric hor . ? ae " ie United States, which he would not erma oe veee = A eens ane? - been IMltnat the revelations contained In the that the bulidings will be read im i, ana ; ' neg ates ay ape . : PR . "aly 'T'}y ae | : \flarechal, a noted French ecjientist. | Sn + org : y > . there if «at . h . , oC t ; Ve es ‘ yl ‘ of . ‘ er sets “ maki ing women Prt wrt »» | name, that the police authorities had un-ton hi e t Poe cert ; eau ic harges against Nelson were at once aston- soe” ti ' one Ms “9 oe ishing and painful to her. until | change the date no one hu rig it thi oO men) -_ ook photograpl $d | 1} > an . ‘ , . . | . 4) ' » 1% ‘ ae ’ the Yes ot ine women , } . 9 vr; ; } ly iy are aii . : : t0 say that they will not be read tha enn tine } increase wa oe | “—? . \erne otographs, : opines etdy stonishinge extent -- der espionage a man who answered the! >}... . garare ie , whe - She said, in reply to a question wastage time. ] have not chang (i the bidté ¢. ' ' . ’ iif - : “a r me : } . 4 ; & scirat is riirnent “ th pi ‘tures it i lescrint - e , } 1 » i - - ¥ sa gre , " 1 = we by } ‘7 almost | ne had known ary thin about Nelson's p ; a hiv jet Oy ™ ordi eq } = pn Post-Disnatch | ¢ cription of John K. Murrell of St is. ) wen of -lother wives prior to r ving th he message ‘The largest building fo | | : r to the all these threats | op fetures willl occupy | ge i ae ; Ba: , : aly bene yh RS tl from the police a few days ‘ a4 ' : - , i . . fal dis ted for bribery, who fle al i - . Jus . wae pera vf as i ' 27 Appears | ‘De you think I would will be finished and ren fe in ere one of ' ; ' onl Oct ] 1902. r) : ; ; o : " ’ off ‘ — ‘ ’ ‘ T owiiry). morrow Sunday | . . . ' | cum his 1s w . 7 me ‘ | ire ; ii Lt reainy a a ; if T adid?’’ . “ > ’ ’ i>} ; Bat ' ‘ nil ‘- i — c* . . ot ne ifs “¢ =) n ’ con , ry I ions er wate . risa f im ri ’ Te | et CaUSINE m= at | jury to; Dr. Clarence Martin, @ aie sites 10 ELECT A Nf MAYOR ten ' | _ ere Mrs. Nelson stated to the Post-Dispatch enough. if the larg reet building ’ ; a ar 5% a — The tel aie ee . P hat ' PET abe lé ' li accounts , way > ; Jaw surge: s home from the ppl elegram received y Sheriff Dick-j}.°... ¢- in avery instance ‘« charged | hat she was averse to discussing ished - Sateper on ene | oa | . ‘vic ith thé allied arms i “hin . pmann contained a dese riptioy of the man | Wain PE) eae wits re then deserting rene Pe her marriage to Nelson or its ca in time.’ MANLEY HAS DECLINED. Tolo. the capital city of the, North Alton in Throes of a Black and |anq statea that those who Ng eRe Re her It reauired four Gat , get possess | eeedens oq eumnerenis cironmatanous: ‘ "Will there be time betweon Vv at the | ellie , tal Duchuetiae: widest : ; la oe ; Meng: fT f t) ixsourl women's money and; emson used one: sentence Th tere ay 7 i ~~ 7 ’ “at | Suitan of Sulu, and has brought home pl White Political # him were reasonably sure he was Murre! hen the ctil The Arkansas wife waa crenece to the matter, Indicating that tim. set for the ‘ penir vy . » ¢ : Cc inn ’ AY C Sunday ol, ~ ethodt Ch inch of rin | their atuff together | ase : ones be apes Rc self tr gag ge se ate. It is charged if the man being watched fills the further in Best of Taste ' h Sngeeeweee se the ne te a cor. ; . ie omen er : st-Dist 2 pm inn wtithe annath. |descri alae ele ges ree * 3 | - 2ante. ier every word and geature indicated that store I should tr , pet « , , UR IS G _ ; - Ino nt—iiinett y tl ri ¥ an whites of anoth-!description wired by the sheriff he will be ¢ | ’ aie ri her S t th hile the biulilcine merit WILCOX } : Y D! A REED. at look »| ewe $ur trated ft er faetin c) in order to get the {immediately arrested and held for the St pikes sia cre tw. nothine: Memmi portion as Osis ofthe elunek aan open 1 Wiity W iri : , t rie aw’ sunday ‘ Dispatch wotar ws “]l as their candidate ‘aah } . oy . res elegantly There is nothing flashy | position as one of the alleged dozen ¥ lof Nelson acemed about to furnish her. * : " ~ : . ‘oT s Fieht Stood for Conviction and Four ; . Louts authorities, an he erift — up. ight St Same of the freaks of this Kaster’s fash he negro, ev. Mr ymmers Kim es, and the sheriff. will send about his clothing, it it is elegantly sim- | « a 3 T'} ’ ) . : [ Ty ~ ned m~ { . : ™a!l *T) , l : ‘ eeat 1? ‘ »} " ; mie »? 3 ‘ 7 — E ” ‘i » FAIR WILL BE rayernateet for Acquittal. fons and much that is tntet ting to women ne! 7 , a a didat s or the a “Nan to ah itify him and bring him back! ph in his wardrobe, wife No. ll says are WV VOND. Va Mareh 22 A spe lal to , heir healt) i the ronda eTD Tae ' = © “ ommers ticks tie Louis. —_ ber of garments that bear the mark "The fm 7 ’ of the re ’ | ‘ | _' ’ 5 : ; » ° ' : * Oy sa « 7 fect of [hye i MalitTn ane iif r ad : i ’ ] A | ’ 1 » f ‘olor ad Inen is to ‘ lex *f thetr it Ww 1s , rted that Ml 1] of pe “ tm! r "The . are made of th » | ira re P it . S ya et . ine | . 4.5 eile ‘ irre : , : : ‘ . , hina ms e in tomorrow's Sunday Post- | ma 7 uty had been ' fine: at orm: ate rial and are richiy lined with | sai i a thing about 1 nt u ee appearane . ~~ : — mit i we wit! At 1 pull ] nr CAS®@ « James Wil ~ 7 Dn seen in Chi AZO. The sheriff denied that aiik » a\e : : - ‘Li : . , . ; 7 : . ' : PSiwtt_en i . _ , wo get into ac wil rf Nelli the information he had received was Wife No, 17 a handsome, dark-haired An Aged Cooper of O'Fallon Cut His > ' ye ee | cay i's a — : + shank, ~~ s The s chool teacher in Illinois is . ‘ from on thia matter. I simp), Gt , jisagr ' morning, « ight be- | Ph mallest school OU gti woman of fine pre sence and manner and ol ; + ntpiled ing and four for acauittal. | wtiss “Lena Arnold of Union County |'Chicago, and said that !t was from an stvlish costume. She has palyed a silent | Wrist and Then Jumped Into a ' ' Fair bulldings willl be ready in Io hanging picture of this little lady and a story hi inneiepeeee American city a great distance from 8? rt } ince Nelson's arrest, but has } willing to remain here as a Pond. NTRACTS SAY 1003. “ ' : ’ e] Hi ain h a co WALTHOUR WILL GO TO PARIS. |, |} temorrow & Sunday Post -Disy atch She is Victor Schaefer’ Ss Store Entered Louis. wit . agi — her husband - ; evens = secrets | iy scarcely more than four feet tall, yet she : | The sheriff seemed confident that the | nes Na. 10, who proved his undotng, is a Wendel Bender of O'Fallon, DL, an aged or! 1 aw Fair said t« the 1’, ee 1 >) ral / Declines, However. to Race on Sun- | Trough a Rear Window and Cash man of whom he heard Saturday morning | emal!. plump re Yeor of le mews ane face and | soldier, drowned himeelf In rm pond at x Murrell. blow vol i > C3 ct abe whom Neh |O'Fallon, Friday after having opened his 7’ : 7 ; oe eer " “« ’ . a at) : : ; tno iki} ey were ? position Management to postpen ' ATLANTA, Ga., Mareh 22.--Walthout Eaater, now a beautiful Christian. cere- + ihe a etihis ae an rould 1 veins with a knife. % wi uid ike to cess these | alr. Gur contracts are tet and they mu ‘a min that he had been offered $4000 to ‘ , hy , a : ERO Mohe Of V=teF msefer, 300 Utz od DR. AMAND RAVOLD SUED. children, he loves them 90 tender was. yoars old and leaves j the boss in a country school where some . 4 : on oO e® part rn » ; i There in no tutention on the pat ’ day, the Big French Day. of the boys are more than six feet Drawer Was Pried Open. ony, originated with n Ss, paste , , , — » carried out by Mary }, Wo rr o Paris In his reply to Secretary “¢ my’ ancereinedd in - e" Ti wn a street, was entered by burglars Friday ee An advertisement in a newspaper brought) wife and five children He was employ further that he had Walthour said that he would go /|date is determi! a ‘|morning between 3 and 5 o'clock. Entrance) Parents of Antitoxin Victim Want about the first meeting between Nelson and | 1; the. Seceneae See ae works « it would not ride on Sund which not one person tn a thousand Is fa was made by breaking a pane of glass ‘n Ni & who was then the W idow Par-| left his. workbench Friday ternoon to Paris races are held on Sunda miliar The observance of Easter in old |the rear _of the store $5000 Damages. keg of Piat’saWirg. Me The gay Lothartoibisa life. The cause of his action is neg The thieves pried one the > eee N. Scenturia and Rebecca Scenturia hage |4dVertised for 4 wife, stating that a widow) known , kk Ha , rote to the itm and stole severa’ watches and other ar- | — ; would be acceptable, rovidin she Ww His fellow Workman dl net notice g garernse wrote Mr. Stevens sald, dic- | — world, for it has changed but little In many | ticles of jewelry that were In pawn. Among! tet sult against Dr. Amand Ravold tor pretty. Mrs Parker thought ny weer aboonce until a bey came with sine n — ted the reply, to the effect that the act) THE WEATHER INDICATIONS centuries Miss Pearl Morton, a pretty | them are one gentieman’s solitaire dia- $5000 as damages for the death of their|the requirements. A meeting was arranged,|that the old man’s crimsened knife ; apecified that the Fair must i . shies f the Castle Square Opera Com- mond rin value about $65; one pair of | infant son, Jacob, Oct. 2, 1901, from an:j-| and the result was an offer of marriage |white apron wWwere lying by the in 1 and that the determination — lou “~" ve night and Run memoer o < a" j jut , } i gentle men “ gold spectacles, valued at 5: | ciediie - Dieiteieendh . Nelson. is te el laimed. represe: ted tha’ Ww hen the pool was dragged the body ement wae directed to that M Insou artiy clon Sealine ‘Menthe pany, writes an Easter song for the Sun- tone gentieman’s gold ring. with Initial | : he was a Texas cattle baron and had rast | recovered. contracts» had been closed] day, with probably showers tn wes. p - day Post-Dispatch, and it 18 accompantei|‘‘8.,"” valued at $15; one pair of gentlemen s | Dr. Ravold as city bacteriologist was in| estates in the Lone Star state, over which Wt was seen that before the old them 1 cuff buttons, worth $1; one fady's gold charge of the production of distribution | the Widow a ae be queen, | ueats : uee day; easterly winds, he ° ee by a picture of the author. All these fea- . * ;, President | yisots—Fatr Saturday aight, probably followed watch and chain, valued penn he $4, Gen- of antitoxin under authority of the Bt. in. his, le tte loes né _weathes routs portion Sunday; | (ures upon an Easter page in tomorrows |tieman’s gold-filled watch, vi om 2 A, 4 nee dO a bs ts | ger are | The police belleve they have 4 clew, #Louls board of health, ps 4 : + ; Ne Sage Jy ; $ ;. Mr. Stevens stated ceived a communicaUion from | noeerning the letter which|,—. ‘us ta entheed to racing on that 7 ll Wine Ca,., com e Wal opposed to ra g Jerusalem is the most interesting in tha the SS te" ; x : . 4 . F oft yg oe , i ait tx" es ze *¥ as 72 oe so ete rere nen aiapa os WS age