St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 13, 1904

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J SITUATION WANTS” Appéared in the POST-DISPATCH during July THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WI'T'H THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY DISPATCHES. than were printed in the next largest St. Louis | =e : TEN PAGES. want medium. a ae = | VOL. 56, NO. 357. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 13, 1904 PRICE} ip, St, bouts One Cont Leave your Want at Ad at any eg store, j “MORE “HELPS AND i | pee enrat WEATHER 10 CONTINUE FINE F oa ee 2 ONE RUSSIAN Ya SICKNESS AND. “tees ene Cet es Pair Tod) S MEMS Weather Forecaster x Promises a 4 | lightful Sunday of Clear : ' Skies. 7 | | . | ' Sunday weather will be delightful, ac ’ — : — ~~ — A . | | cordin the forecast, and while there y= rt ea a Na | yt peace m zy oraing to iwill be no need for overcoats, cooler weath- "ies? ; Seeee. : . | no raincoats will ee eek oat ea ee tinh tem rye Byer SERA Br" ee ei REL ey J “Fair and cooler tomight and Sun- / day.’ J f" ee ~~ ? The Dakota de- 72 wee 3 > > ye Bee a LB RE “AS F . a ‘ , — = ” men : : ¥ cs 4 : ; %” . ’ A > ‘ 4 os ite ; > zhy she ; ‘ ‘ . . .. - ae 7 ¢ ‘ * : apanese Shells Made Battleship) Coo} ei pression bag con | Little Family Left Destitute by Mur- Bae Rta BS 2 ; : | ee . . Ay se bags | 6 Secretary Taft, Gens. Chaffee, Mer- Czarewit h WI i | a tinue. eastward 3 ws | PgR Fs Se ee e ; ie a : i. Bet ae ‘et nay ‘alae “ ch, on uch Rear Ad-| A7yaGh iGo and is now about! der ef Private Watchman Mohr and fei gt emt : — ) oy Soe DGS i ds ritt, Funston, Bates and Others an oa Was Killed, Useless; (/)/)}/@4Y | '- gions. There have| 2WO of His Children Lie Helpless Sib tte 1 i ee EE Se fs we i Join in Festivities at Fair ve" er Wednesday's Terrible Fight. / BAN beep scattered) Wi i Figeriitat ...... fia iaae Le a SE te yt) 8 Chi ‘ 4 y iniees” thin past th Malaria. & y ‘. é oh % g Behe 2, 3 a: A ee : : B dock Me oe “* : ; vee 2 Sc EN : Vill rie Oe y¥ ae d a*é ™ > / ; = 2 > | AOS Sas i. =a “ ~ ‘ con te. > aes we! ¥ TP > ee ee oro ¢ . a ao SAO ieee BS GS ey Sa ae oS lie’. ik For the first time distinguished Ameri LONDON, Aug. 13.—-A. dispatch from | 7 a a ot ee thas EIGHT NROWNED) AT REGATTA While the police were ransacking the i; \) See bt Pe. OS eee Re: nla ae eee ¥ af, “g | = L gene’ elty in ¢earch of Burt or “Bud” Ryan, ac- a eee ie meee S25} | ee ae wae i ott ff & | ‘ ore yarerggenite dan ae oS ee . 3 — SR SSS eae Fe Se ee iy ees tS i aS et > he pine War are meeting the machinery of the Russian battleship | ince cused of the murder of Private Watchman $3 me ei. Se OR ee Nee ee former emies, th age Moros and | , John Mohr, a sad scene was being enacted 3 é —_— eS ae a: Se tee ee isp Hage aoeoN ewe ag eae ON as . Se | og f Pee 2 of the fall of Manila. and had 60 wounded. Rear Admiral | WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.—Eight people} body of the victim of the tragic scene en- —_ ee ee hig 8 eS eR RR Ee ee = a ey a : eS ota On the cone mite ore WE Taft, Withoeft was on the bridge oft the Czare- were drowned owe this afternoon during acted last Wednesday night at 312 Pine a 9 oe Es, . SP" aes te KS a ~ he ee, a x ee. cS ai ; “s tie er nt secretary of war ane former civil govern- vitch when a shell exploded there, blow- |; the Potomac river regatta. The party— cio _ om friends me nti es pte ne | pore 4 Be PRE og” TRESS ae Pha . ae e b fee, 4, ae , (es , ieces. five women and three men, were g | Saeeeeres SO ey Ewes tee Se ee ey P Be PP ee ee ee ‘agai mS . ' ing him to pieces in a ta 6 Oe ee eae ect — weo™ Army; Gen. Wesley Merritt, who siemens launch that capsized. . of John Mehr. ZN ; “ pte, Neh ee ace ? euler . ST. PETERSBURG,” Aug. 13.—Rear-Aa- They were gathered in the little parlor, eed be ae ve ese Se ee Beatie. é: pee ‘ © GRRE don the surrender of Manila; Gen. miral Withoeft, who was in command of ’ C ‘a and in the next room the two elder children 2 fae: ae ce” or”) | rn [22 gee” 7 _ eos Funston, Gen. Charlies King, Gen. C. , HY AULIFFE SEEKS DISMISSAL of the household—Henry, aged 12 years, aid eS 4 % Bene Ree eee he a & Be i te ee . Fs Humphrey, Gen. Bell, G Bat a pees a es Rae 3 . : ie Py ;+ Wheaton, Gen. Smith, Gen. Summers the Russian naval force at Port Arthur, was killed @uring the engagement af Emma, aged 10,—were lying helpless with ECE les OTS i oe Sok & AD 5 tae Sin , Wednesday. . ! majarial fever. tee ae. OR a fee +e is att a ioe a ied | Gen. Metcalf; on the other Chief > The Emperor has reecived a_ telegram Acquittal on Charge of Assault Should Little Willie, aged 8, was the only one Be tise . ¥ a, “6 Pct ek a i Sp ln Po eens pang ; > aee Beni ate £8 call , of the lgorrotes, and the Sultans of = from Tsing Chou signed by Capt. Matouse- Free Him of Interference to bear his stricken mother company. Bir acon asa shepte RR EA I: ERT. Sie ty hss aT ee cE eet? Tye al Wes a Moros, Datto Facundo, Pitiilian, a, When the services were concluded a small | : . TORS ae eg ha | RE ae ae Sa Lumbayangui, Songhalli, Ambull - and » D> SC RID : ok \ ~ a Abulong. gees ila thel witnoet lat dee tenis aioura 4 Charge, He Holds. procession was formed in silence, and the : Shree gegen apegteeaale An argument asking for dismissal of the} pearse led the way to St. Paul’s Cemetery . : : oo “ a aca } ; ry, ie: | i ae Ga na program lasting all day, the gpa a vitch. Both his legs | ouce against John ModAuliffe, who is!on the Olive street road, where the inter- é ae Ere = a . — : , ie § ura?! Judge Moore in the Court of Criminal Cor- by the property owners along Pine street Fair all the week attending their a were kilied. The battleship sustained se-] rection. loyed a “1g ia ti * Fo Fi yere damage. Her rudder was broken be- The argument was based on the acquit- | by whom John Mohr nad Seen employe " . a ee: oes reunion. “ ) és The day opened with a military Czarevitch was so knocked about during yond hope of repair. +# of McAuliffe on a charge of assaulting! a pr ivate watchman. si esa a ‘ t} > . eat! Hall ut the same time and place mentioned; Mohr was a humble citizen and his at 10:30 o'clock, starting from the Capt. Matousevitch did not report as to]in ihe eharge agains X ; > charge against McAullffe for inter- | estitute. | the whereabouts of the other vessels. but fering witn voters. The argument held that, leaves his family ps cdcage's om Se “e to cover : entrance of the Fair and breaking up as ey, enses. e ha Pel : 4 Pees: te on Reneeee See I ty noe ) reviewed by the army officers on maths: = 8 eS “ae charge of assault on Hall and the charge er Novik has left Tsing Chou. a of interfering with him as a voter must} g¢% » month as a private watchman for | —— be construed as the same act, and that an} s family expenses ate that stabulary parade grounds. TOKIO, Aug. 13.—Admiral Togo reports acquittul for the one should be a bar to nine years, but family expe Filipinos See that five ‘beady: ee appeared to/triai on the other. Judge Moore withheld| up.as.fast.as it came in, and when he was © vA | ' have been amaged in the engage-/|u decision in & e case, , own and instantly & Brat he in mont of A a ; suddenly stricken 4 } 3 . | Im ve killed by a highwayman’s bullet his family | worrant Charges Attache of a Pike seu | FRCS ns Or 2 : ' Secretary Taft and Gen. Chaffes ane Pobleda lox two. maxis anrhe “th a WE was left penniless. , , . aie Nene 2a + 4 | Ship Retvizan, which was hit several | || - KNOWN FAIMILIES JOINED lie managed to shelter them in a neat, Concession With Securing ee HG, Sige. ee st escorted to the Parade entrance for -— MONE anikained the erences rune . four-room cottage, which his wife tended Money by Fraud. Fe UPB RE TSg | ! porate Oy eT a ae se The damage inflicted. on the Hucsian | Miss Pearl Schott er Delmar Boule-! with scrupulous care, but how she will EE ooo eee meeee ae Coe pe Wuloors, was comparatively slight. vard Will Be Married to be able to pay the rent from now on is| A warrant was issued Saturday for the > None hict Sabie Ris) 2 AB oxi oy nye oe the grounds was a | » Bayan has not appeared since the f alien a ich s | Mary E ; . S eee ike Qs sO1ews: Mm i een Semis 2. Beoek. ee ee ne et et arene S| a Oe ae platoon of mounted pole: marshal aa we sae PASTING oG POHL AY | aids; detachment of Jefferson Guarda, | iced —r sustained Ai the Japane oe vessels has been temporari Vy repaired. Announces ’ es have been issued of the the Pike, and whese address is given as on—Commander and staff, a Ogos earlier report was: marriage next Tuesday siieies of Asie PRAISED FOR FIDELITY. | 5731 Von Versen avenue, charging her with : First divisi eit Mohr was well liked by the men by whom | passing a forged check for $500 on C. D. Agcesen OS . va a _ - Scouts; Second United States Infantry — “On Aug. 10 our combined fleet attackea the enemy's fleet near Gugan Rock. The /|“earl Schott, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. tc he was employed. As is usual with private! piake of the Sligo Iron company, 9%46- Band; Company I, Sixth Infantry, Unite@ Russian vesseis were emerging from Port | Augustus Hi. Scott of 36837 Deimar bouic- Arthur, trying on s” south. Wee Y ursus a] val ‘d. to M r. George H. Koeck of 3706 De}- watchmen. he collected 2 certain sum each | 953 North Second street. Bee eae Se a Srl Rae aero tae ets |e ae eae» wt ALL. FRESH AND NEW coe yn eee | he contracted to guard by night, and SO!),\. passed, which is now in the posses- 9 Coast Artill United talion United States Marines; band, Mighth — noon until Sul low nh. The W CU 11lng wil! 1 ike iF ‘_ ‘ . . euUudal!l iii é © piace aul the resi- ~— ce , , he came to know all of them personally sion of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney { States Cavalry; squadron, Fourth Dalton, apepars the name of Herbert H. EN RAN Unit . . aeere = United States Cavalry; squadron, : ’ secretary of % ‘Toward the close the enemy's fire weak- dence of t} bride's parents The . , ence oO le Dric S parents. 1e ceremony A month ago he found a crowd of ne- McCall, and beneath this name is written United States Cavairy on pert eat Se sal Russian cruisers | wil] be performed by Rev. Cornelius ii. ANOVICG and several torpedoboat Patton of the First Congregational Chureh groes fighting on his beat and started in to of the enemy's ships retreated separately |°* ° ; ‘“udministrator for the estate of Hattle Mc- dis- toward Port Arthur. We pursued them. me the o— and Sige epgtoner tm ee succeeded in arresting three of them and Call Travis.” The check is made pgyable —_—— ere Gen. Chaffee, Gen. Merritt and other pe 2 netteady pmas we miicted -consider- trem 9:30 te 11 o'clock, following. which Mr. had them locked up. to Mary bk. Langdon, and on it is wena tinguished officials in carriages. Ly Some of his employers heard of this and) ot vices in settling the estate in| }he Bright, the Wonderful, the Rare; The First and Best From| Second div and stam, — Col. Zimmerman commanding; band, Phil- Gestroyers fied to the southward. Others ; ’ y d. mers lat 9 o'clock, in the presence of the fami.ics quiet them. After a severe struggle he tl Boeck and his bride will depart for an ea- “The Russian vessels, with the excep , was in Joplin KILLED SAVING ANOTHER. parcwe sth with: her attorney, to ethos > Or of how a brave young™millionalre for love's sweet sake now tries Water line. and one lieutenant and eleven|a petition Saturday for a writ of error Mol bet ¢ th f } men killed and fifty men wounded. It is} 4n which to base his application xp enleeee “tot - ~ Sanne aynen, | compromise. His mettle as a worki o meri ? nai that the Askold intends to po into dock | 23, ¥t ch. ts Sudee Ree — for an with whom he was acquainted, and just as | Graves, oan married rocamey By No- : a rkingman to merit fortune’s prize? ay and stop the ieaks under watetr. Jud e Kogers' refusal was on the oO he started thr Ane Chine SO Sve & auenee G ay? _ -Pilots-reports that three Russian cruisers} ¢)),t there can be no appeal from a ours Mare ough the side gate at 3512 | tops from Graves, covering a period of four Or of beauty won from garden tasks, or marvels near at hand, are of the Saddie tsiands, aweiting Brit- pint IP a in contempt proceedin Gold- Pine street, which he knew how to open,| years. She also claims that she received a , ; jeh colliers from Tsingchou. A Japanese }omith announced that. he would request | the highwayman shot him through the |letter from Graves written after ne was Or of a noble Japanese tn high Worid’s Fair command? squadron, consisting of one ironclad, two} Judge Amos Thayer of the United Btates| heart and he fell dead married, tx wnlen DO MARSD nO sotimatiee large -criusers and four torpedo-boat de- Ctreuit Court of AGwen s to review the tes- . ' eis of his marriage, but asks Miss Noland to Or of a hundred other things of timely int t k stroyers, is watching outside to intercept] timony in the contempt proceedings|, -2¢Y ve sot me!” he cried as he plunged} wait until he could get upon his feet a Cer Lae ety interest keen, mae Seannew eonsul here is urging the | “*; ainst Wassermann and Aaron. forward, and these were the only words he Orne pene rence failed, and Miss Noland > € re r 4 he oce AS ARE t , , The confe ‘ _ & esis 4 é taotai to Paisarm the Grozovoi and Askold m2 w out of ‘violation of an injunction is: ee eee Gee SONS TERS. returned to Kansas City. But logapane-« has moon announced. 1? sued to prevent them from dealing in non- In one hand was a revolver and in the | oe pea Then read next Sunday's Post-Dispatch, the bigwest and the best, e Japanese shipping remains inactive isferable > : whi p anes rable World's’ Fair excursion | Other his nightstick. He had not even | MRS. MAYBRICK ON ATLANTIC. The king of all newspapers published in the Great Southwest! vie s time to remove his pipe from his mouth, . alent “a U. S. “WARSHIP TO HAYTI. a sohady Ot ct ne eek are the | ard when he fell, face down, the stem was | ‘Sails From Antwerp. Under Assumed ee ) ' Denver Ordered to Gon. aives at Minis- —— © 90¢ e eee eeeeeoeeeo ter Powell's Request. THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. | That “Bud” Ryan, held by a coroner's ju- LONDON, Aug. 13.—Mrs. Florence May- * THE PRICE OF THE DAILY POST-DISPA TCH WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.--The navy de ry forthe murder of Mobr, has departed brick left Rouen yesterday alone and did ~ 5 4%. : ee ; . = : wee hn} * kcal separ vicinity—Fair and cooler Saturday | from St. Louis. never to return voluntar- not announce her destination. She po s/f. partment has direct Admiral Sigsbee, | night and Sunday Hily,, i ief of the police!bly joined her attorney, Mr. Hayden, and IN THE WORLD'S FAIR G GROUNDS IS = , is now the fixed belief cébmmanding the Caribbean squadron, to} Missourl—Generaliy fair Saturday night and sailed on the Red Star line steamer Vader- authorities. . pond a Warship to Gonaives and Jeremie, Sunday; ceoler in north portion; ‘ight variable . tland from Antwerp today. Hayti, Minister Powell having reported cis- | wenas. After nearly 48 hours of ceaseless search, A dispatch to a news agency from Brus- 4 CENT. PAY NO MORE. day and night, by the police Be serkivotar f Is says it is asserted at Antwerp a | tur nees bo — a oe ints. Th hp wees Illinols—Generally fair and cooler Saturday night Mrs si brick led today for Amert now a orto Rico, has been ordered on the 4 . ' _ Maybric sia tle oda erica mission. _ é me aod Sunday: weet to northwest winds. C ‘ONTINU ED_ ‘ON PAGE TW O. nder an nesumed name on abe Vaderiland rs ° rrrr . = : ° - ~ ~ OOOOH OS om ° e@eee¢6¢ _ | —— + Oe ee The true, strange stories that world-wide, alert newsgatherers giean? eo ae ey EE ee ee —— e Bh BEL LB LS Lh ELE EM AM Me ht Me i i Says Mr. Dool = i “The candidate * * never reads that the reason he takes a bath in the Hudson is because ‘s too stingy to buy a bathtub for the house.’’ ie Jn a sparkling article the sage of Archey Road discusses politics and the hopes iil schemes , PEE Tame) gle > PROT: iAty te Oh RE Atte Tells in the next Sunday Post-Dispatch exclusively ‘HOW THE BRITISH EMPLOYER meunes IS WORKMEN.” Mr. Mitchell writes from Edinburgh, where he has been A ay personal study of hig subject. Se ee ee ee eee ee ee ee