St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 3, 1902

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A newspaper that has the larg- } | est number of bonafide readers | THE ONLY ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY DISPATCHES. - is sure to be the newspaper in | “WEN PAGES. ; h St. Louis, One Cent. jesgobeaiy which advertising brings the best -- — | —— RESULTS : results. VOL. 55, NO. 74. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1902. PRICE J oucevae St. Louls, Two Cents. ‘OUR MONEY = HORSE SHOW BOXES AND BOXHOLDERS Un YOUR LIFE" —_—— 4 1 “Hold-Up” Order Re- sed in This Demand, BIou—s ‘a-3 bs ‘f¢ snjIseq—1 And There Was Enough for Everybody, — MUSICIANS UNION MARCHED FROM MAREET TO NEW QUARTERS ON- “T have repeatedly asked, bothr-f pérson and by letter, as to my 8 before. ie , : ee! a parade wefe brought béfore the™ claim of the company will be enforced in & manner to injure the other creditors. A Reascive Your Vote on Your uld not count. Your marks must be clear meeting of the creditors was held Monday, and distinct and spelling of names must at A ch it was practic ally agreed that on Your Regular Ticket. be accurate. a i Tm" a A $ : ; e hotel. shoul« fe kept open an con- No dge lerk is author zed to in- pi oat Baa eee, “Ts pac ge : a ' ducted in the interest of all the creditors. Failure to proper! make out the official a IF _ ee e vote, once you are in- Scat sa ee Sse eis St 2 Z ef Z Zs ing tribute to the old home, the oe — - i apa tated side the pollirg booth, and the best metbod | | Poe. Me Me Y; WY, “id started for their new quarters. On ad a ee eee WA tL te te rate ge om = Rh rvanygegis hreF oe the celebration as much as any one pres- ee ae et nt up cas evening of the horse | ory other ballot from top to bottom. It is conceded that of this number - ’ ook Effect— and Virginia streeis, the 58th anniversary aon tee oe eee ila house. ‘ “ , > : “ . ar mo 4. 1dersc 4 TUS a show Dy. Hyatt By leaving a single name uncanceled his /‘Allied and Public Ow nership parties will Search by Pursuers Vain. of their wedding. Casper and Ida Burlong,. all of St. Louis, Wy thinks the weather vote for the particular office which that gg et Ny RS — b> left for the Reo. Five children and ten grandchildren will|.,0° mimer FE Anderson of Fremont. O. R . will be auspidous. sents may not be counted. Er-| publiecans and Democrats. after deducting] Privates Gilmore and Henry Miller of | paritcipaie. The descendants of the couple} Mr Anderson came to St. Louis ten scp tds ¢ ‘alist. Socialist La-|Troop E, Eighth Unite ' have been plannin uletly for the event/ years ago from Monroe, Mich., where for There was a drop rors of this kind, however, very often de-j| the nh b= of the Soc ~g Twang . escaped F ad nited States Cavalry, and expent ta mae “tt a memorable oc-| forty vears he followed the trade of black- of 14 degrees'in tem- pend on the, we y= the judges — bor and RB. Nuge SF pat on Novy. 1899. Hiorse Show was won by I ugent & March 12, 1902: that her hiusband ran be frost at Kansas City. exceptions. Correspondingly you are going All of the factions of the Democracy are , : . 7 ’ rho epublican camp conditions marched in single fire to supper, they - to vote for the ones to whom the excep- united. In ee eee broke away from the line. HAD BEEN KICKED FROM CAR BY on 8 + ' Sh 4nd , BOODLE CASES CONTWNUED “| tions correspond on some rival! ticket. ac Chris Schaw acker and @Johnny”— wen It is necessarw for the prisone Bro. 0o., whose Horse ow window in | in his treatment of her . To do so merely cross out the names of | are stint “skeptical- that is according 9 iF ae alt rent ep it gy ; soners to £0 THE OFFICIAL. | their big establishment at Broadway and ! choked and struck her oo ore e made t ir | Suarcnouse and mafch down- | | Washington avenue has been generally ad- | tempted to shoot her, but s presence. She also alleges n 4 The plaintiff tates that Hull a Bunch of Them Set for Nowmber 19 your rejected candidate on the Democrat- — of the reports the aoe _ e. Re y- | Stairs to their meals by Judge Douglas. ic ticket and write in their stead on the > “ee aac nommhee, Qp.. Gcore< pean vm £ San, , mired. m " a box at the Horse Show, was|tiving in New York State, whom ~* \* .\ : * . Ss a. id eee 3 ; : nd Schatacker are “skep- RAN TOWARD RIVER. _ : The prize, a be , In Judge Douglas’ division of the crim-| Democratic ballot the names of those rep Ww Saks Mepenec an: organiza tion on elleves Oe Sg SOR roe 4 STRUCK MAN BETWEEN EYES awarded to the mana ement of, Nugent's! ried in arta, Wis, from. wete iS one armed guard to every two . diy | by the committee, consisting o re. Bryan {not lega separa time A colored newsboy, who had been soundly Snyder, Mr. D. H. Donovan and Miss Ella | ried the plaintiff. " EA... mia Parent c0est thi morning BBe gqase resenting the other party. Hes time to investigate Con iitions in the i | prisoners, cuffed and then kicked from an Eighteenth) | yy) ag de street car by the conductor at Market and Honorable mention was given to the| HAWES EXPLAINS A CIBC sf Db. Crawford’s and F. W. President Harry Hawes of the tere against Otto Schumacher, Lotis Decker, No matter on what ticket the vote is d Sixth Wards. ms. W. M. Tambiyn, H. A. didate is entitled to all that he Whis te now being done, and both Owen/| Miller and Gilmore made a sudden dash Faulkner, me 7 Bersch, Johs H. Bchnet- Set lane ll and Schawacker may be told to take re | for liberty and ran down the steep hill- aig J. J. Hannigan, accused ¢f brib-| MAY receive inaivedually. _|the “tall timber’ before the polls open/_.. | oa ember i Eighteenth streets this morning, icke Grand-Leader, ery. ‘came up and all were ¢gontinued to} ,, Candidates of the Democratic and Repub- | oo cerow. pide toward the river. himself up, again clambered aboard the car! Humphrey's, : ov. 19. lican een on the Allied and Aeith | “Jim Butler has made a stfong canvass| Ths guards immediately gave pursuit. | and struck his assailant between the eyes, + Club stated Monday that The ‘cases charging Helms, Schumacher an aoe ion aS apie oe ~ ll state tie Kets. in th elith en which is normally | qring rapidly. ‘Fifteen shots were fired at snocking Cee eer. ee Ce eT Pn - sons had sent out circulars pu onthe doc et. They Nrerd weutined if John Brown, candidate Cor y tne s rate se ment of the Democratic judi | the fugitives, but apparently none took + id sea Be any BU] ION SECURED BURIAL pt Poy attect that the idge, ts 10,00 votes on the Socia’ : Circult Attorney Folk | effect. ; witnessed by Mrs. 8 Ciroult Attorney Folk bateves hat tcket and 10,000 on the Prohibition ticket, ates oer aaiae voles Tolisind at Beimoc Patio | | The men disappeared in the timber and a John W Dennidten and Mrs. C. W. Clark " on the sas. 96 ie tending Bt date the Butler trial at (Co his total vote as certified to by the we headquarters Monday. Taylor and Foster |S¢t#il o® soldiers. sent, out to overtake | Of Webster Groves. ao dR on fe te ym =r Candidate Butler Sent Check to Bury | "oh. transit o ee : , Vv. “ ; c c ~ attention to these cases. such would be the basis of comparing his age: taken any active part in the cam- | them found no trace of the fugitives. s0 ably defended eS, They say that Unidentified Man Who of the circular, a 5... es otra Af the other candidates pa'gn. _ Miller, who joined the regiment in Cuba | the conductor was brutal in his treatment _ It. a.F 8. A pg Ay eR Unlike their Republican opponents they |in March, 1901, had bees tried by court- of the lad at first, and got only. his due. ore an 0 ; id aloof from i 0- e a e@ car to se 8 é with -your own corrections, but ask the pave Proature. a this course has py ter martial, but had not learned his sentence. | 14'“was not only ordered off, dut was; A James J. Butler campaign button won | Yersterd@y it was announced that he was atruck by the conductor, wauense a. decent burial for an unidentified man who The ladies started to remonstrate w was accidentally killed In East St. Louis: | ‘Thomas McKevit Struck Gi While judges for another which will be given to | 1) the admiration of hundreds of voters, | _ a peratching, as the Post-Dispatch predict- |dishonorably discharged from the -servico A Sear nat oohelnl wicked the BOY conductor, t that o The body of a men was found Friday = ore Championing Cat, yo oo agg E very precinct is supplied with an ample -kete. ne ie mgr the life of a | BR te od « Pt ballot to accommodate all the | ed ill be weneral on NI ticket and sentenced to one year's confinement. creas’ aff bt the platform, and the lad lay ee fo ih | Wave rovded by She cies on'comminsion ‘SNYDER ASKS NEW TRIAL. cago Now Gets Transf dazed for a mement. went up to| morning on the Conlogue track in the : . . then clim on the car, with | t ers. ts Begun in Jud Ryan’s Chi ow Gets ame. ted stunnt low |southern portion of East St. Louls, Argumen gu ge Ryan the conductor and plan 2 Sasutag Blow ae ~ m| THE WEATHER ae ema Court This Mornin CHICAGO, Nov. 3.—Beginning today, hetween his eyes, BR , - S- transfers will be granted on all the lines nd, came ctor ice Mt oo which« the corpse could . For St. Louls and + the man in his ¢ ee learn jase threatening with | iyo My a i b ” : , ’ . ; y « ' eg for a new trial for Robert M. ? Hays © ond Gg Rae sodas - = Chicago U Traction Co. Under ————— a : 7 | _ convicted. bribery, ae in | “Tul 7 be Sorth de conductor a | : button of Butler. a ‘ ee { 2 ¥ a sg ; ; os i ' : ee protec: ecnrnne ‘ay S ‘ y ¢ ree i ae i, baer? sea ~~ ee - iva a aes a ea ¥,