St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 17, 1903

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MAN MINERS 10 a ) J * 17 4 2 raue 5 W uc | a 4 2 | * | the, course that has weet, made toe & : 2 eee. 2 re 4 Mauro. family Has Not See MAKE BE DEMANDS 22 te re Bac ea * MONTGOMERY Tal. 1e tor 15 5 and in b ' 2 2 Here is the story has been, distinotly benef ted.”"” : This Man for 15 al a 1 1 r if 5 —— or tion 5 as of a Dispatc’ [gare eee Want 4 Wied lass Increase of 15 4 “City Hospital last n . Aa Skt ' ) 3 raed I endured; for one night condi- ee „ eae? oe ee ; — a ieee) tab ce 5 85 on rauer = AT _INDIANAPOLIS| e teens can be Husband Sas a Cripple coh oe 86 3 I ae of ‘the River Des” Peres is Shot H Z ING — tel Binns Posed: Bo ot Her. 8 Vv]V r § «GATHERING OF) — hemsel VV TOR LEADERS NEXT r. HE WAS NEVER PROSECUTED „„ = 0 By e Ng OEE 3 Nr . Some of the Peter, wn Be the ve. ne epee oa 2S 9 5 * : n oe n — 3 12 N . an Let 7 5 N 7 8 5 — Seow ö 2 1 ea ’ 3 ; a 7 . a — Y i 4 4 4 ae W - * N : aye f * 8 n * 5 He rl ae. 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Monday morning President proposed structure ts to cost $15,000, It will the circuit n this mo for a divorce | arterward they received a letter from him | Mitchell wir o —— the miners’ convention. supposed that everybody nad ett W. modern in every respect an’ equipped from William E. Montgomery, alias Charlesy dated at Seattle, Washington. That is the | Monday night occur the public demon- dullding, when a woman on the sidewalk — D Adams. Nant they have heard from him 1 He | strations. President Mitchell, Samuel began to scream, crying: ; : be with the latest s cal and sanitary appli- | rac- about 42 f feet six Montgomery is a cripple, and, while D now abou years 0 3 Gompérs, president of the American Fed- “My babies! oh, my babies“ ‘ ances. ticing as a hynotist, she avers, assumed * — — — ed. ccompantes this | eration of Labor, and other international It was Mrs. R , who was witty * tor a 0 ' lh etait vi the, name of Adams. He was @ clerk nctice, was taken years 2 . tele- | labor leaders will be escorted by the differ- cited. Foreman Brien. finally learned“ * 0 time in the election missioners’ office | graph operator, — 55 “ne es at Mis- t mitt to Tomlinson Hall. is? : under the name of Adams. souri, has informed relatives of Stutz t that Marching behind the : 4 that two of the Rudge children, in the i Dr .us I n panic resulting from the discovery of the — Mrs. Montgomery recites that she mar- in Indian Territory. utz’s sister, Mr. delegates to the mirfers’ ional conven- Deputies Beek Them With Papers in a Montgomery at Jeffersonylile, Ind., in Maggie Bradley, 102) Rutger street, is very | tion and other organized working forces der. ner been left asleep in a | back room Large Number of Suits for made three at- ®nxious to ascertain his whereabouts. a ge ore hs th — ae . 2 8 — tne * a — 3 It will be a night of} Smoke was pouring from the doors 2 1. * ad p * Three deputy sheriffs spent a large her with a razor and another time with a FAIR WEATHER EIR SUNDAY AB asleetetien’ a 9 e, a tee aa Ryan rushed in- part of the forenoon standing in front] butcher knife, she says. wil! open Monday will be — ae up of ail 2 50 : vet * ot the transit company offices at Par On March 17 last, while he was seated in Dr. Hyatt Sa Th Will Be No Ex- egates, se agent oy twenty-four states. * rear bedroom. Hy ys ere e NO e convention promises to be a very not. and Vandeyenter avenues hoping to get |" invalid chair. she recites, he shot her in abié one. During the first ten days the e res- an opportunity to serve summonses in| the abdomen, and for a long time her life cuse for Staying From ular business will come before the de) 8 and the wage demands, to be m led ainst the co — These . 5 ag 7. was despaired of. Church. n the 0 operators in the e bitum ou us district, no n ana, 9, twelve | *uits suits are to come u February 6 with cots. term the Circult Bourt if service is| Montgomery was not prosecuted for the! nere will be ng excuse for not going to whic i i and Ohio, 1 be formu.at- obtained today, but this is the last day] shooting, and she says she has not seen him 0 } for 22 5055 the it the, deputies fail 18 . 3 3 ee r od. | Xt is thought that the convention wan service the gation w ave to ns. 5 * 0 b. pos The plaintiff asks the court to restore the er will be cold enough to freeze the mud.“ —— cont and that they an se set * Be 10 eu — summonses were served] name of a former husband, Heinerich. She Dr. Hyatt dicts a fall of from 10 to 15 n Murra arlet 8 + #39 1 4 a0 between the work- eet ot the: com any. 1 in his offices at hag two children by the previous marriage. ; degrees in termpera- + nite age 9 SA ee 2 the Security buildin This mornin ture by Sunday morn.- com ve district, W in In- when a deputy sheriit went there to| WANTED TO KIDNAP TAYLOR. 9) ing. Hé thinks it win | @anapolls January, %, Besides the ad- serve papers he foun e offices loc 5 8 1 wages ood 0 e e 0 e then sent Deputy Man Who Attempted to Bribe Juror) ut This morning's | 28 L smaller ferential *b er eet to the offices at Park an point. s m ng’s Vandeventer avenues, but Heet tele- Gave This Motive. | } temperature, at 7 ud machine ain phoned that those offices were locked | Special to the Post-Dispatch. : n ⏑ , tts they may also de also. ) , orkers. FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. 17.—James Rid- | 9 { Sheriff Dickmann thereupon sent two , , , . grees. most 8 — . of 8 A to the 1 t Pork ene dell, the grandjuror whom an unidentified 25 According to Khe lo- . wit: a Krege special andeventer avenues, Ww nstructions| man tried to bribe into telling what evi- cal fotecast tonight | which he will * * temised ac ting at hasards. Set service at all reason-| dence Henry Youtsey was giving against and tomorrow will be fer every penny that was handled during | Special & the Post-Disneteh. W. 8. Taylor, the fugitive former governor, generally fair, pre- the strike. ae 4 . JOBEPH; Mo., Jan. W. iss na po FIVE PERISH IN FLAMES. nas heard no more of the proposition. ceded by a clearing- rea 7 a gs E. Riddle, a teacher in the public — ‘ 1 The man said he wanted the information| up this afternoon. — LITTLE LOST IN BI } followed an unknown man 20 blocks ‘| Rte Victims of Department Store Fire in to decide whether there was enough evi-| The high barometer is over the Northwest, ; GAME: night and pointed him out to a , New York. 2 oat tee Ga hee and the low covers the lower Mississipp! , / . ley and the upper lake regi wets Special to the Post-Dispatch. wa offered for | Alley pe ons. * — N Rely wn lh h There was much rain in the South last Two Gamblers Played Stud Poker Schreiner is accused of NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Five persons are|Taylor’s delivery at Frankfort, and he a: known to have lost their lives last night in — ee Bg ergs pe — A 1 night, Jacksonville, Fla., reporting more Without Limit 48 Hours and Only and children on Jule and Ta fire in Wertheimer's department store. the conspiracy to kill Gov. Goebel. I told Fer. * * $1000 Changed Hands. There may have been other victims. him that I could not be induced to tell any mperature throughout the United Btates tad ‘t0 the Went -2t 1 whose bodies have been recov- — what I heard Youtsey say in the jury is moderate. Spec ° opa ted. 32 are Mies Hermia Joseph, 2 vears and that I hed not even told my wife f NEW YORK, Jan. 17/—A two days’ ses- sion at stud poker in which two gamblers oe ‘of 382 West One Hundred and Twelfth that outsey was before the jury.“ street, the cashiér, and Joseph Cottain 54 BAER HELPS SCHOOL FRIEND. | known * New Tork t St. Louis | of frat Park th Nies . her death to. ier devo: GILLETTE'S SUBMARINE BOAT. Ships Three Cars of Coal to Laborer | u cipated is the y | ern on tion to her employers. She was in the | fice on the second ficor and had time “toi Young Inventor to Stay Under Water Free. Nu t out in safety, but waited to save her Fifteen Hours. Special to the Post-Dispat¢h. — When she did start for the ground : y floor she was cut off by ot aie flames, WINSTED, Conn., Jan. 17.—Clarence B. DES MOINSS, Io, Jan. 17.—George F. poo Gillette, aged 22. years who served in the fu kamae nien wad existed ‘at Creston | ; : amine e 0 Y| Spanish-American war. has been granted ey of 10,000 inhabitants this week as a patent for improvments in submarine/ino result of a Personal ap oo boats. He has been experimertirg along | Lichty, a laborer, who * ee SAILORS KILLED. _| 2+, ine ——— . . vun we Explosion of Powder on the Battleship LI Hodis ests ; WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.—Admiral Hig-| down for u hovrs. an a : Gere. 5 * tS ginson cables from San Juan, Porto Rico, of 12 nis POST-DISPATOH FOR under today’s date, that by an explosion of | Whit torp t neces-| that three cars of coal w ms | 1 f surface. Ores immediately from ‘which The Post-Dispatch has · % . x ; E — — ʒZüF-ů—— e suppiled upon payment of ap4 four injured. | N FRA | Api hh r Ee peace ca] | THIEVES RANSACK HOUSE. Nene * RL 3 1 3 A tired . ; ng ng Bn bee be n Nee. 12 ne oe Na air Ba * 7 nn * e ; 3 pow = a tb ae of 2 8 he ait wit ; 1 eee ae 22 5 F ee ee