St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 13, 1902

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THE. ONLY st. “LOUIS NEWSPAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY DISPATCHES. ‘alter @ebiding’ that he TEN PAGES. ene Have a Nurse. | voz. 55, NO: 3, ST. LOUIS “SATURDAY EVENING, SBPTEMBER 13, 1902. PRICE| yateiac'st Lawts, we Comte WATTS FORECAST. CONSTABLE SEIZED EFFECTS OF MAUD SINGER'S DRESSES LILLIAN BERRI--MOULAN COMPROMISED % CALLS FOR FROST) EVIED UPON KELLY HAS NOT “COME S —— Touch of Winter for St. Louis Tonight. ) It Cost Miss Berri $100 to Learn Missouri Law. . WALLNER WON'T SIGN BO EVADED JUDGMENT A YEAR : ° “3 -soxrax or sotv” ranwa vox-\Delegate’s Wife Acts as Intermediary in Securing © Bond---Accused Man Said to Be Awaiting =~ Contract Made With Her by Theatri- cal Agent Four Years Ago Did Zach Tinker’s Assistance to Arrange. By Not Allow Her Scope for | «t% albeit. Details for His Surety. 4 8 WAS CLOSE TO CITY LAST NIGHT NORTHWESTERN STATES AL- READY EXPERIENCING CHILLING BLASTS. ‘Weather Man Says the Cold Snap Headed for This City Probably Will Be Followed by Warmer cay gy A tin, ele a te ee em Weather. It cost Maude Lilian Berri, the prima : Be donna in the “Sultan of Sulu,” or rather a St. Louis is to have a brief interval of her husband, Frank Moulan, just $100 to | | Joha K. Murrell narrowly miswed death of a @armer temperature. Such is Forecaster learn that. in M'‘ssouri, service in a law- | | Serious injury in the grandjury room short+ ee Hyatt’s dictum after suit can be obtained on a defendant with- { |ty after the noon adjournment of the grand cee csonwe Ener eaek ae a ae At 1:15 o'clock this afternoon Kelly had . Stes Gere a og. OT WF 6 2 ee aoe ments he was sti to receive 5 per cent | Be ea chaleiea a diese 3. Y. cae ieee orga he of her earnings. As the noon hour, which the at mh Seay mis ihe ese oat Core | Cevetina,. OITA OPCS CS scuGHT To BREAK coNTRACT wa tot cance “The ridiculousness of ‘h> latter clause ms = 1 a St. Louis, Powell, Kahoe; Cleveland, Bernhard, Wood. U mpire, oO’ Laughlin. is very apparent and in two suits in Cate for the coming of Kelly, drew near and . apn Dow moving penn. —_———— ——_—— {cago she beat Pams. | intimation of the arrival of the tugttive Me SECOND GAME. “This agreement stood for two yeirs wie’ . without any hitch. It was stipulated int e i veloped at the Four Courts, #°" * a The_ faces of the plain ” told that something unusual was tags io happen. + Mr. Folk, who under the most as. iimes has betrayed little of his thoughts, plainly told that he was expecting some- ching important. The circuit attorney's step was more elas- tic than usual when he suddenly left the jury room at 11:4 o’clack and hurried down- stairs to the second floor. ; contract that Tams was to p ovide e° St. Louis. 2s | with only the very best engageme.ts. M ss at g | puot found, as ‘she began to be acccrd qd. i ublic approval, that Tams was not .ic- Cleveland. .. f) 7 | 4 «fey = ng up to his agreement, that he was per- ' sona non grata with a number cf the best theatrical managers in New York og “A year or more ago, while p!: tying in Chicago with the Castle Squa ‘e O} eacCom-! peny Miss Berri sought ka al ed ice ani found that the contract wer d net hold b:- cause of Tams failure to lveuvupntothe agreement to furnish only first-class en- AND THE gagements. Then she ceased paying him the 5 per cent. He brought repeatei su.ts and Cleveland Scored 1D First and in every instance she beat him. POST-DISPATCH SELECTIONS |entis aretcne an hie tee i Uhrig's Cave. ay, while she wee ab- : Third. os pring home, a wenmban’s came et served a writ on her for appearance ih a Per Prats PF ~~ Fe aes : ae &’ « ~ ~ ™ P CO} Oe ee OO er ee, a rl al ce el ee le ee ee ee * First race, four and a half furlongs: ,» Second race, six furlongs: suit brought by Tams in Just ce Wa'tk r’s POWELL WAS IN THE BOX, TOO.| 3 - Bate Bec ssc 110 == , oS A Se § 99 er cee B7 Por $i that Tams had obta:ned judgm nt You have not adjourned for the day, have te scared up a p Babdie 5 AS "earl Mendal ...... oeoteos ee ge, UNE ae as aaeetie 107 for in Vv au ar double-header of the season between the 67% Hannah Lady .. weeecenees 100 ee Se as os os asin s 110 Back East"we are used to personal ser- you, Judge Douglas? inquired Mr. Folls, cs touts @ Cleveland teams on the hae age Dente et wee eee eeees a OE ORGRW occ c sc ccccccccceces “7 vice in a suit and this error on our p rt with more anxiety than he ordinarily ine oy Bt. : u Sake sae ok cng MED tee oae mo va «oo Se = Bil Logan. Oe Arne 2 pe is wn we lost out,’ as was subsequentiy jects into an Inquiry. He onl ~ local gro 677 Lady W ashing: gat th pe a a tain. te ree ses 105 proved. ‘ y tN orni it appeared doubtful Te 2992) -Peesecesedees . Before Tams could recover on the judg- on m 09 Early. this m raf ase og harem ———————————— —~______~ : FR re gy Me gh ly 4 _ No; only took a recess,” was Judge if any game wou en T , . 4 ~~ bh and it was there that we were ma ried Louglas’ reply. hours of sun and a strong wind d.ied o-t out. R mph mace hard work of. & 00d's Nov. 20, 1901, at the Victoria Hrtel. Ev rv the park satisfactorily. It was raw and Aa i Heelies ee ee “ | other time that Tams sued my wfe h> “Well, don't leave the building until I see : eal was successful in heating h'm and hed we "* ade cold, however, and the excited multitude to mig bp tine! ty typ Say os -_ thought that this judement by default CHARLES F KELLY you,”’ added Mr, Folk, and the circuit atten: ry would have stood. we wou'd have been pre- : ney hastened into his private office! and ) oa had been received the air of cxpectaney as aN ~ the number of six policemen and a'hand-| \oy ea to McCarthy, McCormick's dicky him ‘ed to meet a Judge Duuglas emiled. ful of paid admissions buttoned its W &p6/ lege failed to steal second for him. Ka- around it as if it were November aid aj hoe fanned. No runs. MAKES £125 A WEEK. ; z Eeeee! field instead of September in tne) With cS Oa, He went to second. on “Friday even'ng I was in cur apa-tmerts One might infer a great deal from that Begebet world. Powell's bad throw to catch him napping. ‘at the Planters’ when the officers came to}! remark, Judge,” said one of the crowd of was @ perfunctory er ayeut Se Bradley ~ ery to McCorm'ck. Larry La- l levy on my wife's effects to settle the bystanders to Judge Douglas. nar.es that suggested more anxiety | jin. i Dp to MeCormick and Bay was intende use the ' ut Secing of | ADC gam tran tua@n| ein a run- up. Wallace retired Hickman. cr i — I _— “a : rehome fase . perso > ane Kelly is regarded as the pivot of this |main at liberty always. Md “Yes, he might,” replied the N , ' . av res ( it S ¢ { ood | aa Fe, Raa at f Johnaon enjoyed a shiver in the | members of the passenger train crew were Bs oo se Yoel ind A G00d | aiccial tu the Post Dispatch. supposed millionaire bribe giver from | | since one of Sheriff’s Dickmann’s dep- mY a . aig see at & short interval hee mi McAleer was taking no chances killed and another perhaps fatally injured. ware running of phe pooner Mar: mes | , sey hg meek te Bept. ihe the public which he has plundered. prs permitted mae - escape last coe 4 ‘ na our the grandjuzy sdjounnsd ms any's game, ane nh be - The dead: sine fthe -rowd. Tw nty b »okm k rs we sf et: Sane aay 6 en es onday, to searc g for bondsmen | ‘°F ‘une 2 : : size o fthe c Twenty bi ‘rs were Tr lere G@witc maces ae oa e, once it wags in plain | , ing contest. Bernhard worked for} wack BARNHART, engineer. kept busy in the ring attend.ng to the de-|°! Tyler's Switch, is accused of sieal.ng and Reliy’s tongue, af . for the former speaker amongst Kel-| Mr. Folk and Judge Dougias remained te batting order: J. A. PETTINGILL, fireman. mands of the speculators. slaughtering horses. ee eee have |truth in the grandjury room, will be | hy’ s friends outside of those who were| receive Kelly » - yee seve orses stole ‘ e stloie : Louis, Cleveland. dere. tg see pee pate, mae been scverare traced to the preaches “s |as the key which shall swing wide the | behind him in the lighting deal If Kelly should be surrendered and turs Ray cf, Seriously injured: Archie Stewart, en- ’ MAR CRAT arate was issued for his arrest wed he . 8g 8 4 ; 23 , = ae gineer. TODAY S DEL S CHES. wot wind of it and disappeared before the gates of the penitentiary for this same| That success had rewarded this good state's lad otepesine as has been anticipated, oo 1b. Hickman 1b, Some of the passengers were badly shak-| First race, Accolade. | Warrant could ee served, ; thes horse steal- | millionaire’s entrance. ’ friend of Kelly’s seems almost certain wakes Seana nie a 4 ‘ | Ann Shy . en up and bruised, but so far as khown Second race, Woitium ee ing continued, pesve ves. ahem ihe prop- ot thie shake Judge Douglas’ presence would be ays | : . : . Third ce, Brownya ind Sarag ). tv W uarde with shotguns “ Be spencer ne. none were killed or seriously injured. The ieataate: oan e, ‘Alice Turner. wae rity "Finally. =" t posse was organized for the| The great public interest in Kelly has perative. ' Beraberd freight. when ascending a steep grade on Sixth race. Lou H4zel. purpose of thoroughly searching the woods been due main] to the mystery be- How will the state deal with Kelly, And should Kelly testify before \ Leughiis. ” a sidetrack at Struby to let the passenger Seventh race, Potheen, Bacchus and Hu-j| and eg om | a. ma ee :* is headed n ~ y 7’ y when he comes in’ grandjury,. his evidence woud. , ’ + 4 ' NING—Far St. fouls, Burkett | train pass, parted and 15 or 18 heavily load. ora Ont prepared for troube. * *"4 | hind him which would be cleared up With the Murrell case as a precedent | °"*!" ‘het Mr. Folk has woven em to - cars start ack toward the appr h- \ B hart ld t isl 2B "to Bernhard. Anderson ae — train, which was drawn by SEN STEWART'S WIFE KILLED the party. found one of “the seslen atone by his apprehension—possibly. it is easily seen that the answer rests See meena, ba ee them. ey. eo rune. two engines j a field wit its throat cut. Barnh y Waa out, Friel to An-| The enginetrs of the passenger train , had made a poor job of it, missing he That the coffers of the bribers were with Kelly. He is indicted for bribery | judge Douglas te the only one y filed to Burkett. Lajole!train reversed and tried to back out of the jugular vein, but cutting a hole in the open to reserve this thystery none in the lighting steal, and for bribery iseue these. the ball over left field fence for a/| way of the runaway cars, but did not suc- windpipe. Although the deed had been com. P P and perjury in the Suburban steal Hence Judge Dougtas’ Hi amen died on a tap to An-|ceed. The crash between the two traings|Thrown From an Automobile in Ala-/| mitted nearly a week previous, the h doubts. ae cl p € ‘ e horse is The sum of the punishment for these | ™/ning in call of the was heard for miles. Both passenger en- still alive. INNING—F or St. Louls, Bay/ines were thrown into the ditch and eight meda, California. Barnhart is six feet tall, of rather dark | And that Kelly had never left the crimes—if conviction results—is a pos- Wallace’s drive. McCormick! cars piled upon them. The engineers ana complexion, with dark hair and beard, Sradiey to scanman. Gochnaur | firemen wets, Os buried under the wreckage. | 5pecia) to the Post-Dianatch. has = large Scar on one cheek. His wite city, but was remaining under cover sible 15 years in the penitentiary. Mr. Folk has declared that he has el's tap. No SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Sept. 13.—Mres. is ignorant of his is whereabouts, she says. only to secure bond was equally A T land. Fick fingled to left, Me-} THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. William M. 8t t, wife of the Seni ter of general agreement. fied, Po 0 Anderson. Goch ~ ee ne a. ee ee DAIRYMEN M MUST F REGISTER. ei | maple evidence through the confessions inded ~ Paliace Wood ta apped Missour’—Fair Seturday night and prodediy Sun- Senator for Nevada, was killed at Ala- Radiat, de Bi But the ways and means for app! seo . meda, yesterday by being thrown from an City Chemist to Enforce Milk Ordi- the money a. the bribers re fot ee of the Murrell brothers, ex-Delegate ules. Kahoe | ey: ris'ng temperatore; southerly w'nde. =~ ned. Bur-| Milnois—Pair Satorday,n'ght and Sunday; werm- | ®Utomobile, which had struck a telegraph nance Next Week. libe d their saf Robertson and others to convict the t on Geet f S nd | thwest fon pole. , rty an er own ety were not 1 Sa rliiogare en iiget Ges Geiiems alas coe She was riding with Henry Foote, her City Chemist Teichmann received a letter easily devised. entire 16 membe.s of the Gié Anderson made a eat|” ; wed Sonata , : from City Comptroller Player Saturday weet winds: nephew, and H. B. Taylor. stating: eit be can ade the vemuiey name! It is logical to suppose that men who Bernhard'’s foul. Bay ff! to doubled into left field.| Indiana—Pair Saturday night and Sunday; prob-| Young Taylor lost contro! of the steering ertatien «fer hie department. fer: the tn: would pay $47,500 for the passage of to Jeft scort q rast ably light frost Saturday night; warmer Sunday; | apparatus, causing the accident. He anu@|/ provements necessary for inspecting the|® municipal law would readily part pred safely to r CUOFP- | winds sbifting to southwest Foote were on! ; : y slightly bruised. mills. tomgh me _ lowa~Fair Saturday pight avil bably Sun- a oe .| City. Chemist Teichmann stated yesterday with many times that sum to keep out , to Burkett. ish pomees Mrs. Stewart was a daughter of Henry |inay he would begin enforcing the milk |of felon’s stripes. : day; rising temperature: southeny winds. Stuart Foote, who served both as governor | ordinance some time next week. Notices not to go on Kelly's bond, NiNG— Bt. ‘s, Her I South Dakota—Generally fair Saturday night and | and a United States senator for M asissippi | will be sent out to all dairymen and others| Kelly might have succeeded in get- mvee. aeumtiog. ) reba ads, | before the civil war, She has several grown | affected by the*ordinance notifying them to ti t of the ci with va Pe ced - ‘si and Kensas—Generally, fair— children | register and take out the necessary licenses | “@®& ©@ ty. but @ reward me! by We ace pres Pr nage ee ae ah wene'| oO - ‘grainance, will, probably ge thé hanging over his head it was a fore- ’ 2 coun. $15,000 mad ee ae that he could pet re- eT eer: “> = Sf OE wer ana — "yl < - tii insane abana “RN BO Mer Ce ha Sas ny _ a — 7 - — ee Se eae es —~ — .