St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 18, 1903

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=—. | a ee - * = 2 é ,91T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 22 More Terrible Than Poe’s Tales... ° Brave Heart Wins Fair Lady... : : The Diary of a Dying Maa will be THE ONLY ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY DISPATCHES. Stesp of love 2nd war thet centeian : printed in the many heart thrills in the ) —— NEXT SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. ; -_ §T, LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1903. PRICE] Guistze st. Louls. Twe Cents NEXT SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH. : —_——_— a : LANOTHER SON HAS ARRIVED AT THE | ARISTOCRATIC CHINESE REFORMERS, DRIVEN FROM EMPIRE, IN ST. LOUIS] BANDITS UNCL HOME OF EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND , LOVE DITTIES SAPS COLLINS jn oma ay cnr ering tt — NO No Be = ce sem VA |= MBODEN SUT > BUZZARD'S BAY, Mass., July 18.—A son, be born in the White House at her birth /* 3 ee 3 j ae Bait e SS ithe liveliest interest Was manifested a pas Vee ee 8 oF a ¥ SS wis De o ex-Preside n Mrs.. Grover are born 1 x Pr ide nt nd ir ’ ) | diplom itists and cabinet ofticers, al = Cleveland at their summer home here t0-; pairs of state were forgotten when the at- 1 day. \fair was announced esther is a very heal- as Ratt i. . ae : Poke. rrre hearty | oO gays 7 vagy Ty tet : ) t! ou ) little “Dick” | Set for Actual Trial of the Case. mim it ru P Li , a : : : locks. Ruth, like her sisters and brother, |] @eveland on his T The Princeton! Me Ze ne ee at. wan born | steko aunbid him “Grover, Jf.” “at! ee ae a 3 October 3. 1891. at 816 MadisorL-avenue, New | once. and that he rm NiWis to this day,| ‘ . ae 3 aaa I’oetry now forms a part of the exhibits baptismal name of Richare : o: os a by which Mise Lillie Belle Pierce expects Prom a Post-Dispatch Staff Correspondent. York She was named after Mrs sturdy. good looking Httle = ee Biv. bod . dy, 8 ch little dod %: to prove that she was the common lw | _. . UNION, Mo., July 18.—The Collins trial | land’s grandmother, and was unanimously} Russian blouse or mnei Pais * bo an ere- is nas expected to close before Tuesday istened “‘Raby Ruth" by a ir cut straignt across th ack Vit wite of futher 5, tmuece diborlinen xj Cie #telitens the saeco fore entitled to a widow's share in & eo . 7 — Ten of the thirty state's witnesses huve [dren is no na fl aired little creature | im nd ind mel OV “ul the | — o , half-million-dollar estate : : . been examined. 0 nit | ei She was born Sept. % | household, paren sister und servants Young Chinese Aristocrat, Exiled ; — child of a President to‘ howtne down to do him Pa A scrapbook of clippings, collected “he ‘vo ers */ Vv ‘oll m. § ‘ Ku- | ah TE al hh : > bon Se oS Beinn ——. . bea he nod " de ¥ —— From Hagme, Urges Reform on ) ‘ ian © tnrcugh years, was offered as evidence, | St. Louis Celestials. = ' Must of the clippings are love verses oF - Terenas : 2 mmc them were magnificent nickile-plated, poari i 3 : handied 4 caliber new service Colts and | | \ aren of prose about love. there were fi caliber and 3 caliber dark | y Be crs oe first nog of va. pa are etal Colts 7 . : Oo J age an seem to ave no meta i PRICE ON HIS HEAD IN CHINA -_—~ : particular reference to the relations be-« George Jiurms, indicted as an access: tween Imboden and Miss Pierce, but fare er he Ol be y; he 14; k i) tL non, ; oo. savage - pe bik e | ther on almoat every clipping is marked the man he knew by the name of Fre ‘Leong Kai Cheu, Once in Favor With LEONG KAT CHEU rhenium on “B. — ——s es bid re : : _ &, ee e u eetheart, according to Miss —-— == - — and “‘Sport,’’ meaning Mr, Imbo- Lewis last December. Harmes went to th ly Emperor, Visits St. Louis in Be- — =~ ¢———— ——— -—-— — ————--—— Pissen: Rudoiph home the Saturday of the shout : >_— / ing na met Folline and Rudolph ee z= | 30 aia ees eee half of a Modern China. i oe government, but. he does or den. mf , | think so now. They signed the clippin apparently tn er + SS Ppings, app y Coroner’s Jury Recommends Law Pro Major Casey, Who Investigated Post-| Weong Kai Cheu, a good-looking young | Es x 5 an nds sf seas be Roe et | approval of the sentiments expressed, as not been with Schumacher he would never | Tei as have left the house. Collins said, ‘If 1 had hibiting Sale of Fourth of in several instances lines are crossed out - . (Chi ‘Se i ,OcT? or ‘nose CAs - : | Dispatch Charges, Will Forward ; Empress An bas offered a reward of | oeenmotner are now in Yokohama. iife been here he would not have left nohow, we Jul Cartridges Facts to War Dena 15000 ¥ ots Be Nean Se ee = sgES as not to thelr Hiking. - 4 mi nh equivalent to _LALLI S ; riuecst est ite its fficials Sup ress! n Mr. | Ww , would have tied him “and bucked and , : , | “ pump “at a, aan “wet ‘ pe Behe 2 States. ; ” ” Particularly o thie the case a ae gagged him. We would have put a ’tater in The coroners jury, in returningya ver- | Mai. Thomas T.. Casey, IU. 8: A.. corps M # » 4 : ” . = : He speaks the Cantonese, the Pekin and light or humorous reference to love. y | Mr. Leong was exiled from the Celestial the Ho-Chin dialects. Mr. Pow Says, and | upproved only serious treatment of it by ager Empress has a reward Leong has been too busy during his - >» 4S ; > f Mor- , 7 win _" ‘ , + om . his mouth. dict@at the inquest into the death» of engineers, with headquarters in St. { .. , Pip . , Tae by > five yeurs ; ecause h * has no diffict ’ ress any Chi- “I was in the Rudolph house the day of/ris Finkelstein, Jr., the latest victim of | Louis, will forward to Washington tonight | sr ave ym a . nee he pager nse haeiedn tat Seacte ik Oe ane Eo | the Muse. ’ + - il " ) y ve e " ova . ‘ ; ‘ ¥ Pt | ‘ 7 the shooting at 10 o'clock, when four men/| tetanus, following a Fourth of July blank | oF Monday the report of shis investigation | 3 , ” at whem pene in . 7 ee | Despite its suppression Mr. Pow says the | Ine clipping is marked as applying to @ | was give ina a constitution: FOV- | saves > oy . , : came up. It Know that Techenor ang Crom cartridge wound, recommending the pas- /into the consolidation of the Kads and } lla - ' — ietigieuigts = =“ SAYS the association Is growing. He does | day spent by Imboden and Miss Pierce at ernment But be has continued to devote | not expect all the Chinamen in St. Louis | Meramec Highlands. Imboden ms to of a law prohibiting the sale of such | Merchants’ bridges and the formation of | to join j TeV 4 formatio aE ee aos wiisiien initia , it, however mg es ew -j = “ bet i on hes aap ppeilicy- ice) “Some of my countrymen are still in a Awakened by Shot, Young Man Re- have found a four-leaf clover, which they is now touring the United States in its in- | deep slumber.” he said. half sadly. ‘‘They turns Fire of Intruder in talked over as sure, according to the old terest. cannot awaken to what our movement taying. to bring them good luck, >» js accompnanied hv Pow Chee ‘ho | Means. Others only half realize what ben- is t He is accompanied by Pow Chee, who! gare ig may serve them. But the Chinese His Room. After a note mentioning the inciden$ -— er were two ot them Bill Rudolph, Col sage lins and i were together. IKesther Rudolph} weopons under a severe penalty. the terminal-association’s bridge monop- gaid four men were coming. Iudolph said, Finkelstein, who was Il years old and te That is them; we will have to shvot our] who lived at 925 North Fourteenth, died at Maj. Casey was directed bv Gen. G. I. ; the Citv Hospital Friday | Gille spie, chief of the engineering ec . Way wut . Bale ay. ’ ine engineering corps, : s ; : - . uni . . = ' ; fluentiv speaks “nglish, fF waiien Ber. rch: P ' ‘ ; “Rudeiph ordered his mother and sister; Cie jury's recommendation ts as follows: |about a month ago, to ascertain all the ' et: _ " , : | Oe hants, as a rule, understand it and {clloWing veree is added: Leong Knows hardly a word. (are joining it = aii a fhen aitting on e grass we eee i : " ; ‘ ' as ‘ of 1e ) 2S 4 ms j .i facts alt . ‘ST; is e oners- i . . . to go to the cellar, and | went to th In view fu e many cases of death due j *¢ “ Mout the establi: hment, th pera Friday night Messrs. Leong and Pow Messrs. Leong and Pow will go to Chi- F S ; blacksmith shop where | tound Frank Ru-/to tetanus followtmg wounds from the ex tion and the consolidation of the bridge: - enah. ot indent: Mbetien ey tol jel cago in a few days and then to Montana. LA HING POWDER BURNS FACE A little four-leaf clover, ' rere H mm otatior Vv i arge dele- | T , ‘ visite incin: ‘ 7 uck for the@® @Goiph. 1 saw Dill Rudolph come out of) plosion of blank cartridge pistols, we re: | and to forward them with his opinion as to . ns “ ° : A m B F ‘ - ‘ ‘ t privileged to discuss the re- eloquently in the interest of the Chinese — larm, and Battle Follows. areased to “My Sport, April 1908 4 a a - , . 7 Empire Reform Association, of which he is | Wears Diamond The flash of a revolver, so near that it Though the day of my destiny’s over fhe side of the head. | orders were, he sald, to forward it to first vice-president “Rudolph cleaned the revolvers and Col- AND BREEZES Gen. Gillespfe. Bs ; ‘. M ey ae — hi | and Mustache. burned lis face, and the crash of a bullet] and the Star of my fate hath declined, | At the time Mr. Leong was talking to his | as it plowed into the woodwork, 6 inches Thy soft heart refused to discover lins dr: ssed his wound | saw Schumuac hes Hila stated that he had endeavor % : | Mr. Pow wears not onlv conventional Al Af ¢ red to ite e al Ee 4111e 7 als > 7. oo . : n., bloused and be jueued audience, he was above his head, thoroughly awakened A. The faults which so many could Gnd; | through the window Hie Was breathing rs |} ather all possible information o : ’ : . ' paEwD n thejstylishly arrayed in conventional J eric: ‘ : — Collins and Rudolph went out the door Weather Man Promises Clear Skies | subject stil ed eeekires dithuassnna' dec: sett ot — a he ey — me | mond ring. The moustache droops over the (.. Browning from sleep at his home, 2737 Though thy soul with my grief was acquainted | poet, "t sé ¢ apts , aS PaiieG S5u Lucas avenue, at 3 o'cleck Saturday mvorn- It shrank not to share it with me, | corner and then go back. Then the shoot prohibiting the sale of such weapons un- | ing took place. | could not see that. Alter/ der severe penalty.” | the shooting | went back to the house Finkelstein Was the fifth victim of tetanus Rudolph said, ‘We got the man we wanted since the Fourth of Julv. “Collins was bleeding from a wound on . | port or to make public its contents. His | clothing, but also a moustache and a dia- Se where Schumacher was lying The Ru Today and Sunday, Without corners of his mouth in typical Chinese Aad the love which sat coleh bath aneeee Goiph family went home with me fashion. The solitaire adorns the little fin- |/"8- game time.” Heat, Thanks to Thunder. Browning was first disturbed a moment] !t Dever bath found but in thee. . ’ ; ney for the Post Dienat ») air Not he orld'’s “alr ’ eo paten , ° , ¢ _— ee Collins Boasts 4 " oe ‘ | , és air, but th The statement from the Post-Diapatch Do Not Preach , tache are plentifully streaked with gray. before fro ma heavy sleep by the noise ne pen os ye PAL. 6 Sport” , p . ‘*T pane s fa ft ‘om S ms be ours Was in substantiation) of t) : wat i Doctrine of Queue Rant ae Ma smooth-faced with a rich of a chair upsetting. He had raised him - Ss ent ec Ls =. . . . . OAS ert omorrow. n ls words it reads | = ; , ~VNar se ; ° olive complexion = 4 , . : et’ la that ou and I are ou A ni Pisto egg is follow |placed before the war 4d ‘pariment that “We do not preach the doctrine of the : Moustaches are not @:% posed to be eels” Oren on ls cibow and set, . doo poe . a ' e« oa liarmes failed ia pale ntity the re vol, eT> ‘ j >. | the Ts rmin il Veer) ‘jati oe * os } i 7 a a id M Pp , t} ’ ; | worn in China until man is 60 vears “TT Gil: The shot was the reply he got. Young, witb the wiraom o ur Oo 5 : Pa ’ . ‘ a tonight and Sun ‘oo! tonial | ; cee GatrOon &§ Hridzge mMmonop- | queue, sal Mr ow o 1e Post-Dis- | “ea . ser he ‘ . : , ‘ , . taken from Collins and Rudelph (Collins Pair t night and Sur day . , “ oly was in Violation of the « harter 2 . 1teh Saturday 1 rn ee he £ ‘ ' old. Mr. Pow explained to the Post-Dis- Browning returned fire with the quick- We know the sunehine glows a the em is taking more inter “1 in tlie Cuse, and is ‘Stel ly winds ' ¢} \ Nd ; icii gr: lite ij i ( a™ iit si. Ti ii neg Ps a I i¢ . outhet Re patch, ‘*hirf ] lived in Australia and wore ness of a western cowboy. It was his first Love A amile of know ledge beams ej) ond our ea i tine Merchants bridge bv (‘ongress. which ‘In fact, we advise against it. It is not} one just because l liked it.’’ Mr. Leong Ste 4 ‘ ' b le . —_ r : ' Ccme, put away old sorrows and regrets, prohibited its consolidation w ith any ather jonly invonvenient, but Chinese customs do 1 : encounter W 1a urgiar, bu ie - pper Let's play. life's best veloved—ob, just let's. though, as officials are permitted to wear|his hand under the pillow, seized his re- ells t9 consulting with his attorneys and reading could have worn one while in Pekin bridge It was this huree that ' in wnt ’ ~ ; ' ree nat Maj.{not demand its retention. After ur visit | ‘ , v ‘ . oO . emt | them: OS any Age. volver and shot in the direction of the There are other poems on the ; . , 7 . Paws : . , ittorney for the rerminal Associa-ji brushed after the fashion in this country. | tion, M. F. Watts. and from the attor-| Mr. Pow was similarly attired, , ‘ ger of his right hand. His hair and mous- e disturbance which Was over the Mis the coroners testimony. ourl valley Friday morning moved ropidls When the revolvers were exhibited, Col eastward and was 4 wa a a ; ; . ba _ a . i ‘emarked: “If | had them I would centered Saturday a8ey Was Ins icted to investigate to New York recently, about 100 queues) Mr. Pow says he will return to China, as} _ Love, me edded, Kissing,’ the style ns remarked: : , | Should Gen. Gillespie find fr ere ¢ 'f. Thi ay on in st.} 2¢,,/8 not an exile. penny lips. Made Especially te j his urtroo long.’ orning ver Cleve- site i rom Maj. were cut off. That may happe a. a oa. . 2 - on our ' Mi ’ l — Mot stay in this cou om ‘© m —=—— VS 8 dew “ (Casey's report that here is sufficien : _ " ae = «tal | é Empress does not know me, he Thebullet, he discovered later, punctured That W ife of MING, te 66 . Oscar Busch told the story of the bank] land, O. f a > aaa sufficient} Louis, too. Twenty years ago a Chinaman’ ss “T was in Australia when she issued |. ’ fr: d photograph of his sweet- ship,”’ “A Woman's Love Dream, Kisses a a i _ . oe evigenese OF a4 Vimation of the federal] would be an outcast if he returned home| » decree against the association.” ;& Giass-lrame || ay sti a la Gibson.” robbers and of the cursing that r . oe his disturbance ‘ = laws by the bridg: companies t te ; it) t hi anew But ‘iti ’ Mr. Pow declares that China would j heart that hunegfi over the mantel. In addition to poems on love there are _s an : :, Hi ce aT “i. 3 @X-4 s ue, com is have during the shooting and during the aun Was responsible for b pected that he wiil se report to the withou iu } ue on ons LAN know the greatest improvement in her his- | A second shot from the burglar made a/| several selections for recitation which Mise vy mood hells he f i the! the storm in Stfeat torney-general with a view eo ‘hat y| changed. He can command. just as much | tory ff the objects of his association could!, ~ a > door. The burglar then Pierce had probably clipped for use in her Busch also fitted ye s + ~~“ Pa ; é ' = bdir . ficlal’s instructing ttorney Dyer top r irespect now without’ one,”’ he realized. At present, he says, China is hole through the door " work as an elocutionist and also frequent pee ost ~ a re See wo a spi tanen ceed against the bridge corporation in M Ae is 46 vears old. Fo ja despotism. The ruling powers can do as/!moved toward the window by which he clippings about Robert G.I ersoll, . dins and Rudolph. . | thunder. storms and | Louls, 7 wank mr een rr pus a ~~ rd they please. lantered the room and for a fraction of aj great unbeliever. Among the tter Je & The Witnesses for the defense were) high winds from the iinet uation vears he was a-merchant in Australia. He “For instance.” said he. ‘if someone! — : ined ainat the detailed account of his death and burtal. sec form was OULneS Se Miss Pierce did not attend the hearing in called, and witnesses were ordered to ' :' , should capture Mr. Leong and take ) second his , has been general secretary of the reform) 220" =o7y , ; ¢ this artillery. anid much of his work and a wing nim l-ifrom his right thigh. niv half a tea- . ; : the attorney, “is here to influence the) North St. Louts |recruits have been sworn in during the sa -. and conduct the government | spoonful of the drug had been given hij \friends woo room in the same house. Sev- |qie was F. H. Manning. a waiter formerty gury. We want less martial law and/| have been robbing themselves and in-/nast week, bringing the number of men | ov ee sor ly wh : his heart stopped beating sven ™'™M | eral of the young men ran into his room, fat the Lindell Hotel Cafe. He said Imbo- more effectively. ;wnen mi , ania. a light was struck and they examined the | agen and Miss Pierce often visited the cafe more civil law ee ' ‘hs f children forjin each company well aboy : Judree Davidson dar + oe juring the stomachs © dl pany well above the minimum | ) oO ‘hlorofor at 7 Son ae eae Death from ; ‘ - is to organize an a - panied by any slackening or weakening of | Tronk and conversations with one another. ing his shotkun above his head and his re the civilization of ofier countries.) the pulse which would indicate the ep- Other witnesses for Miss Plerce volver was not in elaht. rimore., lL) pore lly, Gerhart. Lvdon and including th | Benton and DestrehAn streets! | : roach of death Bureau Rifled examined Saturday afternoon constitutional government | Pros S i x , All patients are carefully prepared for completing the taking o They also agree that none of the posse Rosenfield Lieuts Reardon MoaMahon. | and a school] system. operations by a strengthening rhe Bin A trunk, the bureau and a chiffonier had ne sy « ® a sho : = ae . iavenue, ‘ i ) pec a: i eaciatio rapidly attracted! complete rest, to enable them to resist the! been rifled and everything in them thrown e night the attorneys will Yired Brit t until aft r Ss hurmac her wae met at North St louis Turner Hall } ri Sommers, Dorn, Irwin, Finan and Gray | he assoc jati n Pp t, c } Tu y prings to cake : T | shock on the floor “ ave & French Lick Shot and that no resistance was attempted day night and discussed the financial) Second-Lieuts. Heiner. Houseman. Mel- members. getting millions of them. Phen} ree . ae: Row s3 trays Sad Geen tenon arding the visit of Imboden when Rudolph and Colline ordered “hands | and physiclogical aspects of _the ‘"Rive- ville, Rchoen Steinmeyer Thummel the Dowager Empress thought it was he-| pout of the trunk In the top one an empty, ferce. there, when, according up.” They say the cry of “hands 1 »” was jaway’ question They mtd yr mee we oo tad sal . ' e ’ .TT ming too atroneg. She concluded it) WAR AMONG UMBRELLA MEN revolver holster and a box of cartridges a regsateres 62 Mr. ” ’ * | dia not wish toa sink their profits In gifts % =e ‘ie T SSed. i se w. , 2 a > . . plied with. wrade of candy which does duty as ‘lag otis ata ae oe - ly In s ynsolidated the Emperor, out of his friendship for Iron and Wood, Implements of Their wie neta My 5 voy Sele ak a bare further to remove any he : ime” Le eo e - . one ie i¢ compa nies. r ‘ » ‘ re the . » ar, ? , Vv ve ebots oe lerce”’ waa m n. Emanuel Cromer. eight years a regula: niay | mets ne ‘ ee — =. th candy | Maj. Marquardt will not go to camp with Mr. Leong, n arg Bw ail cho thunieame Craft, Used by Trio of Belligerent were fired, but It seemed to me asa though one will aleo be taken army asoldiier. teatified that he saw Collin: | ve n were was iargelv ciay and cheap the regiment, but expects to be present in country, He te 4 the ~awrana ol "180 000 R P Sti k M k there were a thousand The report of the Bprings, Ark... where shoot at Schumacher after ine had falle: miucose | time for the maneuvers and ceremonies of Dowager nage adh ative ' ain 1¢ a ers. pistois was terrifie The sparks of the Pierce a | at the aes " ‘ched Japan all right and| An iron bar and a thick board were used | Durgiar's first shot struck my face and it! under their own names, Miss “But he reache al & didn t take long for me to realize what was| known as Imboden's niece and : ge | the last two days yen for him, «Sepa was about six feet from Schu FOUR INJURED AT EMINGTON. | Cae \ far, vmpnge 4 te 16, ‘~ & Clark, Licuts ttled in Yokohama. He has resided|/as weapons in a fight between Henry/ going After the man had , haere abell, Gray and Robert W. Inman of “K''| S€ tl f re-|. aa ion _, | doin After a enca we) the room next : , company. which haa rece . “i there since, pushing the reform mov Meyers, ® years old, Edward Apsley, 3)| hunted % minutes for an officer an ; — —— The members of the posse, Vedder, Tiche. | One Man Killed at Campus—Both tered in were FE man as gp hy ye ment. It has spread all over the world. | years: old, and Ellsworth White, 45 years | found one on Morgan and Jefferson. analy ) mor and Cromer, vary widely as to im Towns Suffer. command “K" company during the encamp-| We sent an agent through the United! oi4 . “I could not tell hether the man was THE WEATHER INDICATH portant details of the shooting, but agree PRrORIA 1}! July 18—Emington and | ment as Capt. Clark will not be able to] States some time ago and he organized | Meyers struck Aspley or the head with} white or a negro saw the outline of . branch in St. Louts. | the iron bar, and White struck Meyers on! pis body for an instant and he appeared Re. Loute and vicinity—Balr: cooler | — yj~— e > : grocers say that they cake comes a rule ltoys, which completes the abplition of ithe mercantile custom of “lagniappe.” Butchers, bakers and grocers of the district bounded by Ninth strv-et, Grand inson and Capt. Ferrel, surgeon and as ‘sistant surgeon, respectively: Rev. Dr. c. and 'K. Patillo., chaplain; Capts. Gignoux, Lar- troduce on the main facts. The prosecuting attor-| Campus, two small towns on the Wabash - ie Hinge at LRM te yoo Pon . the head with the board, inflicting scaip| ta be of medium height and heavy set " . ; Se . ; c at i : meye say they will now present a very | railroad, suffered severely from the storm. | “CC Thursday night. Joseph Flemtn ' ox- Leong Careful | wounds. Laet Tuesday night | came home about Missour!—<(ienerally fair Saturday strong circumstantial case against Collins | At Emington several houses were utterly licutenant colonel of the St. Louls Ralvere- Avoid Ca ture ae compen anes Se ae | oclock and noticed a man in a black | Sunday, except possibly local showe to sustain the tangled direct evidence demolished and four persons were serious), of Adets, a W H. Wticox of company to P , ae tor hi EY woe al) uehheelia mnenters Each ta pene See ee A nny “4 tae, hemes, afternoon or night In extreme south . oe. were a ied & or wm unior co * 4 0” le Trew onrere or | . : “ s ut oN sd ' . O . a There is no dowbt that Collime has made | if not fatally wounded sme eeantl jeter Be JURIOF Coles Owing to U it ri . wt oa he ¢ ™ cused the other of trespassing on_his terri-| day 1 saw the same man fore the Soume confidents of his attorneys. and their maps At Campus one man was killed. while The serv! uniferm at this camp will be Mr. Leong is very varetul where as rey~| tory. They were sent to police court. Inte at night, but afterward | never saw of the fieht at the Rudolph mente are vert td “ ~ Sustained iniuries which ma’ Khaki he bhine oan) being used on dress els lie would nee go into a ay po Ci him again.” Oe Ls Abo ates OCs A novel . oomee »jtr a France. ey could! Oth if} } rglar entered the @o b . ; . A novel and at the same time/| trolled by Russia or rane 5 t n er 1é8, The burglar enters t couse by a win Se cere weed by the state. Tage sornado was accompanied by a ter- |; attractive fea. will be pay-day.| hold him and get a bg reward. ' Tempera et New ¥ a B dow opening on to the po Rh from Brown- I rand thouanm washed out bridges,| On the last day of cal ‘officers and en-| “But in the United States he feris safe.| Temperatures at 7 a. meNew York, 70; Boyton, | -- room, which is on tl nr ck The t ds of feet of railroid| Usted men will be paid the same basgis| Once he thought he was in danger of| 7; Philadelphia, 66; Washington, 10; Chic vas opened to co lose of i na where by agents of the 62: Minzeanclia ¢2: Cincinnati onan” GOW. crops is very heavy. ‘as in the regular army. Hon anx F ewe ae rere ee —.