St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 4, 1905

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; THE ONLY ST. LOUIS.EVENING NEWSPAPER WiFH:THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. . ° ) | : : 7 . { ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 41905. PRICE(ASitwa eam | de St. Louis, Twe Cents die ~ VOL. 57. NO. 256. “FIRST IN EVEAYTHING, ‘sheet! Bia aioe ’ —_—_——... UNE WILL TRY ALSTONES ARE RUSSIN FLEET. WOMANTOCLEVEAKDICHAMPION OF New WquTue wu TO PREVENT THE STALTO COME! SCATTERED BY | PSHNGISTERRBLE) NeCESSity" appLAdoeD) TWO FORTS 10 CALL OF TROOPS) “Pessnsezcc” "FURIOUS STURM) ee L~ ~—LINGH, NEGRO. ‘ MERCURY DROPS 81 TO 69 ke! “PAMILIES HAVE STARVED” / Se ee : 4 Chicago Mayor Arranges for Con- | Rojestvensky Suffers Serious Set- | C3 oe Father of Suburban Avenue Girl, ae ference With Gov. Deneen, at|forecaster Expects Downpour to| back in Naval Plans by Damage} Nominations Made for Missouri ‘ffs og a a bee | Whom He Frightened Thwarts * Which He Will Endeavor to| Continue Tonight, With Tem- to Ships in Typhoon—Extent of|.. Federation Officers and Result WR ee oe. | First Attempt and ademas perature as Low as 55. Loss as Yet Uncertain, | Will Be Known Friday. Wee oe ee Rs | a Iurecaster Bowie sat smiling in his eyrie ce : tees “ an : iy os ’ : o *, the Weather Bureau at the top of the Prevetn Militia Turnout. ernoon, because . MRS, DECKER DAY OPENS WITH eee: were en a NEBOGATOFF’S SQUADRON - |. ON CLEVELAND. he was a weather prophet vindicated anew A FATAL BATTLE dent of the General Federation alwavs es a prophet feel good. ; : | . iciss eeasbeae > te Forecaster Women's Clubs,. while the rain was | Since Wednesday morning Ca pouring down olttside. making a be a e ‘ | one a : Flde, é an 7S sae & se % i Sk Bowie had been predicting cooler weather & : me as . > ee 6 Sia “. = Ras Me take t elegant day for fishing. took occa- ; | ; EE Roe es Oe a to take the place cf the premature summer Question of Neutrality Is Raised sion to administer a sharp slap at Es tes: Be gg Ee BS Se PARRY fre, : ay | BL. ° Boek ‘{Released; He Returns and Rope, President Cleveland by saying to Riot Between th rl thac had come to St. Louis All of a sud- | : Ri ing : 6 ‘t ikers and den ‘Tuesday, and early Tigpedey after- by Sighting War Vessels Near Silas ‘int ‘btoid Uhetdfedeudees ene: 4 ek oe — of ee : ee. ents apes Tt ‘ English Protectarate on the} { sion of the State Federation: | co ee ae = LES oe Tar and F ers Are Prepared by the fulfillment of his prophecies, and NOW IN BRITISH WATERS? Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker, p-esi- Hie CS a 3 .. ers ae > . | A of : Be PR ee 3 tk ae ae e SS og : ae ‘ | : ON MAN’S NECK ta put in its appearance. in O53 Maer es SET Not With as Great Bitterness @8 | The skies that had been clear and bright, Sinaten of Malacca : Pingel aca md a ~— : : ee. J ; we el lie: i th a. su 1r sun shining from their sated ‘ : ree 4 ‘ e se € ge capes ee Sa ee ' ere Was Showr Yesterday. Sa Ae Lda ee aeauns overcast! with clouds acta: fishing all the time. eW should con- a ae pes lags ete Charged With shortly after 1 p. m., and a few minutes Ae ewes Genin fishing. Fishing is a terrible ts See : § a a: 4 ag Se io ; : Special I D before the time the predicted fall in the AMOY, China, May rT was J thing. : ees ee +. ae. latter. vale { Mapetal se gee fpet-Dispatch. vensky’s Russian fleet has suffered serious | @-————————----—-_____~ | os 3. ame ie: Pag SEO wm, ‘\fter two narrow escapes from lynchiag, =. | eo Re i 25, ae eM AR: all Peter Hubbard, aged ®, a negro, is now & OHICAGO, May 4.—The latest develop- temprature had begun. The highest read ps he OES : ing of the day was at ll a. im, when 83 damage in a typhoon. The lighter vessels} When the Thursday morning session of e Ps SS 3 Sa RE Cs OSE gas held in the coanty jail at Clayton to await ment in the teamsters strike situation is a a Ae the t} 4 | 8 Vue Shee Ri ee meeting reported to have been arranged | esTees wee in eee é = tne ace were scattered and seafaring men think the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs ' di ae aes ne 5. ! a hearing before Justice Isaac Campbell on fer, between Goy. Dereen and Mayor |'™ometer registered 51, at 1 ores % be : . bly delayed in the exe- was about half through its work Mrs. ae: Ba eae 5 ie gk gee 4 a charge of burglary. Saturday, with a view to considering | UPWard to 80, but at 2 it registered 69 and} cytion of any naval plans he may have by j tional federation, arrived and her entrance ediae * ie ee he hs ee ea Friday p 9 ae methods Yor preserving the. public safety. sank en tego 80 call Me Senta the necessity for the regathering and re- mage M. C. t Hall, Grand and Frank- menen 4? i % “F oa pet ‘Campbeil cialis ehia laws a Just now every effort of. the employers | 89 #5 low as eee ‘ pairing of his ships. The exact extent of an enue, was the signal for a suspension ~ 8% x ie . e | probably not be held then, however, be- | is being bent towards getting troops here. | 8@Y5- ' lal proceedings until she had been properly ey oe a ee dae ycause he will be engaged with the coun On the other hand every effort’ of the| The clouds massed heavier alfter.1 p. m., the damage, however, is as yet unc welcomed. ' CASTLEMA : psa ae Ce ee grandjury at Clayton. Prosecuting . striker is with a view to prevent the call- and the predicted rain came. Mr. Bowle ‘sscitmaiitile Mrs. Decker was met by & special com- M . et Dg) says hail will probably accompany the MALACCA, May 4—A Russian fleet con- mittee and escorted to the seage, where she ¢ AIPROLL e , ing out of the soldiers. In this the strik- ers have the support of Mayor Dunne, | @0wnpour befure night. | | sisting of four battleships, an armored | was introduced to the state federation by who says the city is able to cope with the| The rain fell in the proverbial “‘sheets,’’| oryiser, a gunboat and five colliers; has jits president, Mrs. Philip N. Moore of St. : situation. washing the streets with its welcome Vol-| pneen sighted off Jugrah, on the Straits of | Louis... , Hubbard is al Goy, Deneen is said to have promised | Ume anu driving pedesirlans to shelter on! Malacca. While many did not agree with her, rip-| At F d i f Cl M room of Miss Myrtle ean me promot y that he’ will take no action until after his the full run, }: Assuming the ships to belong to Admiral ples of applause ram, through the room. ederation o ubs, rs. Belle Castleman Carroll Says his @¢mployer, William A. Bennett, 6205 - ee conference with Mayor Dunne. - The storm and change of temperature aTe | Nenogatoff’s squadron, a delicate question She then made a” brief - address, during She Is Product of the Civil War—Would Have Law Bartmer -avente early W. a Representatives of the employers have |%U¢ to conditions that developed in Kan-| o¢ neutrality is. raised. Jugrah és in the which she took occasion to compliment] - Preventing W Acti Men’ : ing and badly frightened the girl ata arranged a meeting for late this afternoon |S and Minnesota, Wednesday, ‘the weath-| state of Selangor, a British protectorate, | §t-, Louis highly, saying that she was al-|. ° g9.VVomen Acting as Men's i ‘The girl's brother and a friend had ale Whi Gov. Deneen at Springfield at which |°T Dureau expiains, and the storm came/ ang asa Ressian fleet was sighted in the} W4YS glad to come here and that she never | Stenographers. most accomplished their desire W. ; me Straight to Bt. Lous from the West and’ come vicinity as long ago as April 27, the came without being: reminded of an inci- BY ROSE MARION. follow. Environment in a great measure | Morning to hang Hubbard, when @ 8 y. tee. time it is understood an appeal will be oak made for state troops. Northwest. The wind Thursday night will suspicion arises whether the two fleets are|dent which she witnessed at a convention “The new woman is the legitimate | !*_heredi api on. ss With employers preparing to press de-|?¢ from the same quarter. the same and, if so, whether they are]Of the national federation some time ago. daughter of necessity.” A hush greater) to must” Aud doma.ather supeeit and shoul > eae ip mands for troops, violence in the yteam- The’ retnsterms ‘dame to. Lows st lingering in British waters, ‘as Rojestven- One of the speakers, Mrs. Decker said,/than even the ordinary federation quiet! have our assistance in obtaini T Ssters’ strike showed no signs of cessation civillead he great menace of this age to on, ' a moe today, on. | of the vicinity caught the negro in ae. ’ bi Sees By | o vans pee canna gai veer ab iia hee sky has been lingering along the coast of | Bad. been deseribing St. Louis, its people! came upon the women who were listening to | $188 thet teehee tanee ee eee re AE ediatds oa es renee Miaka epee atic , . a eir. ways, and, while t : _ | which means home life, is the | a The fret butbreak Peer formance and was so violent that thou- een oe in progress a delegate weer ow ore was/ Mrs. Belle Castleman Carroll Wednesday. | bachelor clubhouse which renee eos neighborhood again and were : : requlted in a. fatality. ie ook her Her subject had ~~ been announced -as- Jesitic head in defiance of woman's’ en- ; A riot took place near the barns of the sands had to take shelter wherever they P inn B N Shi seat, Suddenly she leaned over to another | .. ' trance,”’ ‘ Employers’ Teaming Co.,: in Eighteenth could find it and await a cessation of the 188148 uys 6w = he delegate and asked what place it was that}. Peace,” and she was. touching upon an-| “we agreed on that point, all of ie Street ‘near State. — ‘ , rain. This delay in the gathering of the} ST. PETERSBURG, May: 4—Semt-orn-| the speaker was describing. : other great question—the position of woman pens e it was ‘° crowds necéssitated a postponement of the} cial confirmation is given to the report] “g¢ Jouis.’ was the answer. in the industrial world. onan pv in vi —_ be ae so Foie: fee ‘thatinee's opening: until after thé storm} that Russia has purchased three battle-| ‘“Gaodness!” ‘said the pe Oa pe Mrs. Carroll did not elaborate her state-| woman's a | ity ,F cont 4 : oo ae ' “I tent, she knew that time was precious: toi] Sho ded her bj “the | touc had subsided. ships ard -seven. cruisers from the Ar- y Ji ~ ; provi ching | e gentine Republic and a number .of fight- | dee uls as aeteat ’ of the Pmployers’ Association, John Dans- : The nati res ’ . : , ——- onal president's addr In the next luncheon hour which followed | berry. a nonunion colored team , ca , eeted wit a ee | "| hood. je te 3§©3©= a cee Ht: Seven Die in Riot. of handkerchlets, duplicating’ the "ating | there was much ‘discussion of Mes. Car. the bade bridge, doing to ts the gUest of |mexe's sonal ns ee Se .: «395 a were prepared to escort 800 wagons for by the sin ’ , At the conclusion of her address M es ep singing of a revolutionary song , Gress Mrs. | offspring of all preceding wars. Husbands, rey the wholesale and retail strikebound stores - Ww. R. Chivvis of St. Louis, chairman of make addresses. : Then she heard the man crawl out of the and ehot their victims in the very entrance] the nominations committee, announced tl fathers and brothers by force of circum- ; | »é wat , and 350 express wagons. This, it was stated. to the house of worship. In the pantie og ogee’ wr’ nominations had been mando stances, moral or physical, left their homes ' room from the place weer he had been tei vs i hor lite pono “ se : which followed in the church many per- w+ aaa has been tn preveress | to Kill each other. The natural result was Se Me pedis» fees > en ponder. mov mn one day since the beginning of . sons were badlv injured. For President: .Mrs. \arv : . ' i : against a table in : . q re badl J . Fo dent: -Mrs. Marv Tonle James | headless homes filled with widows and or | aerehried, awaken! ner” father. the strike. TEE A A EA ar OT OO of St. Joseph and Mrs. S. «lark W..o0 Istock phans. RB chi for ‘the intruder, mw ennett, sear ng id The Chicago Team:Owners’ Association, tel tale aan. tien he tp $y of Kansas City . “03 a ’ consisting ‘of large teaming firms not Ph ac Fog esident-at-large, Mrs. BE. M. rua dist ar «2 yal Sr a.nd .xsonneg emma: : : a light in the stable, where Hubbard epard of Springfield and Mrs. P. H.| were compelled to become self-sustaining , Hubbard there affiliated with the Employers’ Teaming Co. ast a8 Rea of Marshall. d ind d his of bl aeee, : ; For recording secretary, Mrs. Mackesson ee epencent: qnd tits often obliged to Asked to explain, the negro denied that : aS e , , al has made a new move by attempting de and Mrs. Waldron. cope with necessity and thereby became he had had a light in his room and hig Por corresponding secretary, Mrs. W. B.| endowed with a spirit of mannishness and replHes, Bennett says, were confused. . liveries to boycotted houses. While at- 4 ’ “1, tempts were made to deliver to these Third Jury B Failure to Agr 66 on Norris of St. Joseph and Mrs. Underwood és of Kansas City. 3 self-defense. Alleged Accomplice of “Coinacker | ‘he father, at loss what to do, sat on the houses, the T Owners’ i “ ma | aac “ak ibe St age Sr ceengmamante Be > Verdict Is Followed by Com tae treasurer, Mrs. E. A. Reton of S8t. Mrs. Carroll smiled at the club women, ” P : doorstep watching the stable door until og lete Collapse of Prisoner’s Lon Art League, « be drawn into the strike and would con p Ollap 4 oot r eague, and a -cousin of Admiral “Cem wou. tabbed ak. ties de ‘Gren bee. throw Women’s Evidence. filmer Bennett, and Frank Henry, an em _ Dewey, and Mrs. George B tinue the policy of not discharging drivers Overwrought Nerves. . we - lot st. Louis. . . Frankel, both ing the legitimate offsoring of such: cruel lowe who refused to make such deliveries. Handsomely Gowned Plainiff, Su-| For Auditor: Mrs. Damon of St. Louis | 2nd comipulsory env‘ronment?” Some of | «mp, f a big, black ly ee . Ss GA -ddihebes Waertng heavy revolvers ing John Soullin for $145,000, | eras MoCure of Lousiana. For Red. |them werent quite sure that they agreed |, ¢ und the absence of a gold upper} _ Strap Around His Neck. —_ 4 ™ ") . —_ “yes lle . ‘ ‘ey! ; a he } ‘ s e ) ne : ; and cartridge belts unconcealed. American, g : J hae otis aaa kee ion ae EE ee! RECO: OR NS NR OE he costed Platt’ sie 64 hiv: faee ‘ure the | When the negro came out at 6 the two’. | ; National, Pacific and Northern Express Pays Attention to Details. Sas City, retiring vice-president at large. ‘ 4 ; asked another question: reliance of George Turner in his tight ; younger men grabbed him, gave him a Z Y For Directors: Mrs. Julia Johnson, of |“Are not the old and the new woman so against conviction on the charge of being! beating and told him to’ leave. He shoo." companies today followed the example of ——eeeeeeeeeeeoeroer rrr rr—_—_—rerele ‘Si - RB rama ie Kaisas. Citv: M 7 M itt 4 4 a ‘ . + suit of Mrs. Eleanore B. Club or f ‘ ‘) Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Ellis “timately connecte rit agnosis or ‘ #e. the United States Express. company, and ay EE ey ak Jonn Scullin was begun | Kirksville: Mrs. Coover and ine St dissection of cithir would Fe almost impos-|@ member of the Ste'la Davis gang of;his fist as he left and laughed at them., i sent out 120 wagons under the escort of 3% Nan Patterson is a on @ s $145, agains oe ‘an ‘e of s man, of Joplin, and Mrs. Cayce. . | sible In order to keep intact their respect- | counterfeters. | They ran after him and brought him back. => * policemen. .. She is unable to retain mas Be sereery morning = siren at Pen. the aiaker treraiak’ ene Lae be Pane on by |!ve anatomies?*’ a Turnet’s trial began in the United States|A strap was made into a noose and placed : is too weak to lift a cup >» ee of the association. reurt , member of the Supreme Court; former Pro- : t ist ; x , ’ ‘wr St. Louts, constantly and remain indifferent. There Donelan too After a two days’ search, George Be. No such ghastly scene has ever been | bate Judge W. W. Henderson s crows up either an affintt? of “a ‘répulsion: se Campbell, ae 4 the firm of Cocke & Trigg. Hither is bad. As it is, the man who dic- 3 peiy age ‘ ' ass ws ° : Constable « . this city today. dramatically identified | witnessed in a courtroom as that this if of Mr. Scullin efferron Murphy. a negro whose home i: | mornin or, miserable crea- hem, in behalf of Mr. 5c tates to a woman stenographer is influ- whe : : as g, when the poor, crea Opposing ti i i i took Hubbard to Clayton, re was i C r Circuit he*fe b fs wire: | Feb. 1: Said to be in Martin, Texas. as the slayer | ture twice dragged into court to face | were Edward S. Robert and forme | yoann her yt eed hours A i day. Mrs. Miller was very positive, however. placed in Jail. Gh: # : “Let her influence be good or bad the [that Turner was the man who passed the Wrote to Another r ae eee Pie, i then went over from his ¢ nf of Beard's brother, Charles, who was {a-| judge and jury. Judge Jacob Klein. q the place | ® soln or ae A search of Hubbard's clothes diaclosed tally injured by being hit with a stone , , ‘eat well back inside the rail- tak ai When, at 1:40, the jury came in for the Mr. Scullin sat effect is the same. She take Pe ; ; a a ea ‘lee. 8. Maud M. Zugg déclared Tur (irst thme,:nebody had the slightest idea|ing and apart from his lawyers. that belongs to some one else the man whe. the svenine of Dec. 34. rn a postal card that was damaging evidence : a ta chil of dig- Again I disagreed. Perhaps co-education 4 that they had reached a verdict, Mrs. Clubb, a_hasadsome es ghee ier is elle roepanpitia for my point of view. | tered her grocery store at 262% Chouteaun /againas’ him. It was written by Mra. stylish appearance, with di ‘Mrs. Carroll, though she held fast‘ to her |Avertie, bought 20 cents worth of coffee! Weber of Blackstone avenve, and was & ‘ ' There was a walt of ten minutes; then, | nifled and. s ay Se R ] M oa ) dard ; ) P : aa) ne + lone tatle with tef at- ea ty an Cap p ' —— to see how things might 14rd 4 ber of soap. tendered a % coin, andi _. wri hee ESCA ES HROUGH DEA b leuburn hair, sat at long tatle wi r j t res olitical opinions, was able to “ . 41.7% in chande and left her to dacover thee) pad teed a nag ag Bs ~ pact ~ | during a street riot Tuesday. ‘ad ' ; n person, Nan Patter. : ’ ,. a 7 TREE van: Aengged. Jnte,-the yellow eorcnel torneys. She was Fstifocrye fx oe ph asie Plum That Pays About noe? wiht mlabt hae prea th Z result af 1 al Mag A oy 5 Mage Ee gent said me Arst | tresuepting the premises. Perna, Wath Prospect of Work-| Cr. ete ee ae aera ge er, Pee or tte tat old-mounted rimless} ;..:.,, 97000 a Year. ick teat in: udement upon my ‘aferere: | printed In the newspapers ‘at the time ot} «init house Before Him, Dies on ouning, - Blindly 9 lag yrs along, siiuseon and again she+wore them Her | William Culp, weil. known in 8st. Louis stenographer | was gied “to wee the ave i iy" at the marshal's office. HET C March le wa Day He Takes. Sick, Recae g Ol her PeIEht Oh 6 Kourt officer's attitude throughout was one of attention. jrealty circles, has captured the 8t. Louis Soeur Be * oe peters GRAIN INSPECTION LIMITED wart 20 on , 3 Mrs. Clubb, who is the widow of the late jcoal. oil inapectorshin.,.. a. politi¢al plum But how many, of those positions are ° is in Central pect of 46 days in the Work-]|. Gradually she-recovered herself and a —. resi t 3419 Lu- | worth $7000 a year. Gov there? ) : oS oe ae ee re him, Hugh Laxton i | to her ashen Capt. Samuel C. Clubb, aon s ¥ . Fone . v. Folk, atcording | ““ business offices | ho iivea at 21 map creidecgceael my ase ee. In court she was attired in ajto a St. Louis friend, has received more IP ons yong Thetg Sega eo that te not Attorney-General Hadle Holds hanger, w ‘ ross-questioning: the jurors cas avenue. im ’ ; on iheaeg oa B00 seit “them back to their flay tt biack silk waist, black cloth skirt and a ayes has hundred applications for this po- rene, she Ns oe ory hats Fo That Only Grain in ublic 2 ES tion. t m experie . ° % hs was 1:8 a, m, when the jurors filed out of | black and white lace turban, surmounted } Mr. Culp was a favori so. Mrs. Carroll. «sid some words about - Warehouse Is Effected. ‘in Laxton court, wgain. Nan Patterson, a little strong-| by a white feather. She wore a cream) ""” Pp Was & favorite from the start.| “one in a hundred.” ‘tat . 5 d been fined: $20 and costs on ; e | hich was emal) |He was identified prominentiy with «+ , patente a coyih drapewe sah ' the. of disturbing the peace. thel‘™ ¥"5 taken back to prison, still leaning jjace ‘collar, around which Was a sm ‘ eet 14 rey , he WwW M "s Pla es IEVFERSON CITY. May 4 . Tant. boing sworn to. by his wife and| on tho arm of the court attendant, but nor | gold chain, and carried a Japenene ae ‘ | Folk campaign long before Mr. Folk's nor:.- omen in en ces. Gane-al Hadley rendered a FP Ie bons gout ig by F. Rurnstein, 317 Cass avenue. He{ nearly so heavily a8 when she entered Mra, Cluby. was accomeanied by Mrs. itnation for governor at’ the Democratic! With alkthis she made no condemnation |roative*to the grain tnt A ie Courts ec ohte wineiiog Wink mh ee It was, 7 “ih “ , fen taking | emhose bebo if She ‘s suinr, Is now at cél- ag A oy, ‘me Basics Ry | ing, “It men who object to women reing | lic warehouses um: Dang He was then removed to opiates to brace herse or the ordeal. |lege in the Bast. interes J. Fiynn, a protege of the. ‘ola breadwt had buckled on their armore . Pte bh tic regime, now holds the office of their wives and daughters, pete + died a . &ity Hospital, where When sent for the second time, however, s has more -Dispatch read-|oil inspector. He grill abou supplicants a 288 Poa ——io ers everyday than Wt naa emea | "Culp will take ‘chatge of the te tenet af er oe > | pu Gites , in opus cee pre atte cause, the na will tnevitably iously, beer cet oat 7 lotgoa, - —— one Ww,