St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 5, 1905

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Francs as Seen THOOLMKIM (MORTON 1S FLAYED: | zs HS ARREST ON [°“"=="==—" INQUIRY TURKS | 2 4 WORE TROUSERS; | MRS, SPRAGUE FREED - autumn weath- in | WHO WANTS er is to keep on . * \ To WRITE A i a a } XCHANGE | LIC POLICY ON : will eeittnde fa ir | ¢ | Fi MS CALL > Jog? : ea there is * enough change : Lawyer Told of Three Girls’) Judge Pollard Dismisses Charge of Dis- re, Bight er aaa att chatging Firearms Against Latter, mc é cK claring Action of Higher Court of. Felony — oft temperature oFand Jury Summons Members to quibble about. to Explain Their Methods Accusation Prevents His Proceeding. The officia] = = = 7 ; forecast: “Fair of Operation. Amount for Legal Florida and along the coast.) Others Called Have Incrimi- a ——_— Attorney Charged With $25 Embezzlement From St, Louis Humane Society. SEEN ON MAIN STREET MRS. CALKINS COMPLAINS perature; vari- able winds.”’ Uneettled ; He Says He Was Told to Keep weather and showers are the rule in Circuit Attorney Sager Says tonight and Fri- day; little ) ma Le Young Men Recognized Them Re eke an the | Seat Ae S=. 4A in Spite of Male FASHIONABLE WOMEN Services. - a nating Knowledge. Bos Winey 74" mes Ly — GAZE AT DEFENDA change in tem- SOME ARE AS EXPERTS and Oregon. The weather is cooler in the Upper Guess, a» », WANT TO PROSECUTE : oe , ae | DISCUSSED IN MEETING] ‘ssw! Sot exten ue ms cot|APTER “MEN HIGH UP? b Atlantic states. The changes elsewhere ? . "| gest beeen : . | Dayton Street Courtroom Filled With, Audi- Declares No Complaint Until) - Indictments Likely, Says Sa- ‘‘Mean Thing,” They Say, Has ence Like Matinee Crowd and Scores” Caused All Their Trouble. Follow Morton and Mrs. Sprague As Th Leave the Building. bags ‘Three suits of men’s attire, misplaced ~ : enema aie ee When Judge Pollard of the Dayton Street Police Court dj on feminine forms, have caused the big- gest social uproar that ever stirred up | missed “the case against Mrs. May Lihan Sprague for discha the 300 inhablients of Eureka, St. Louis - County, 29 miles from St. Louis on the firearms in the city limits, Thursday morning, Judge Thomas Frisco. Harvey of counsel for Mrs. Sprague rose and demanded that the 3 it is Such & serious matter that three | 44.6 be tried. He argued, or tried to argue, that justice to Mmm” wm young women, one of them e achool teacher, who wore the three suits of | Sprague demanded that she through her counsel be given an oppor. — Fight Over Election of ger, a8 Result of Inquiry Officers Began. Now On. Regier G. Meigs, lawyer and former | The grandjury Thursday afternoon president of the St. Louis Humane bBo- | began the examination of officers and clety, charged in a warrant § issued members of the Merchants’ Exchange, ' ; , which is the most important develop- Thursday with embezzlement by bailee of $256 belonging to the society, will be ment. in the inquiry into ‘‘bucket- tried Saturday in the Cour: of Criminal shops."’ Correction. , Indictments against “men high up” Meigs was in court When the warrant are expected by Circuit Attorney Sager as a result. was returned, and after furnishing $200 3 bond, with Louis Miller as bondsman, PY Among the witnesses summoned is caa’e eatind.: cantik: Sua ons aee = : ’ -—_—_@—_— at . ' y- Sig isked that the earliest date possible be aaa wom I rancis of the brokerage ton, with the expressed intention ef ae to question George Morton, general passenger agent of the é set for the hearing. He declares that N, G. Dou rhert Cit Superin- rm oO . R. Francis, Bro. & Co. Nite eoene sort of & laweull auatiet® | XK. & T. Railroad, wn to the facta accompanying ak Ba ¢ up grandjury wants to find out. > pen ree Bp OS the Cay to Weer The allegation—it is not denied—is that] the facts leading up to the shooting are} be made known as to all the clroengry: aA Edwin Morgan, all members of the so. The arrest of Dougherty follows the} «-rnere is extreme yrobability of in- | °M¢ Of those dinky, soft and comfort- TESTIMONY FROM PARIS one night recently the three young] to be admitted as evidence he will move | stances. I can say no more.’ fog Ee clety. most astounding revelations by the] gictments as the result of this investi- | 2ble “college boy” hats with the crown women arrayed themselves in the three] ¢or a nolle proséqui, as he knew that When the case was called Judge Har grand jury now in session and which gation, some of them against men high smashed down and a little circular gut- suits of clothes, together with mascu- no jury would convict her. That in Itself yey yey and Mr. Rodebush went back ~ Ais Other Prosecutors Refused. has been examining the books of the - ter formed around it. line shirts, collars and ties, and walked! snows how strong Mrs. Spfagu’s cage is. ' got Mra Sprague, and ana was | es lov. ¥ ) Great Code of Figures in At- 7 The check was dated Oct. 6, 1904, and| Peoria School Board. Within a com- It is wnderstood that some of those Gov. Francis, leader in the financial, gu in through the darkened main streets of “Mark my prophecy. The felony between them. Morton walked into ¢ the statute of limitations would accord-j| paratively brief space of time a short- mubmened will be asked only to testify social, industrial and banquet sects, has tempt to Secure Commis- ‘Eureka from the Votaw home to that of/ charge against Mrs. Sprague will never pehind Attorney Garesche, who had sent” ingly have been made the issuance of |age of $75,000 was discovered, but the as experts, to enable the grand jurors been in the East, whience radiate the a neighbor, a quarter of a mile away. be brought to trial. It is a subterfuge } a messenger for him. He sat ees A Warrant impossible after Friday. My.| further discovery was ma@e that the to decide concerning certain practices things we of the West bow down to. 81008 for Sales. In confessing that they did this, the|jn the interest of Morton to keep the/his face turned half away from Meigs says application was made by peculations have been extending over a of the bucketshops. Others will be Gov. Francis lives at Maryland and T kj , ; . young women say they did only what facts from being made public. Sprague, His hand shook slightly, we . . : or »s The orts . ; " we rewste: i ‘nues, ; * Merviane axKin 0 es ; ras . » > , i swemer Assistant) tong xerm of years. The shortage will questioned as to certain methods said secpnaseescehesplonesegem dibepreepaeellin ageing | we mony was resumed/other Eureka young women have doné ‘The same thing was done in the di-/ ne looked steadily ahead of ni he Prosecuting Attorney Dalton, bu hat! reach hundreds of thousands of dol- 3 ae avenue cars run past his corner,,and he | Thursday in the United States Circuit , . > he Siideed te issue a warrant, sy net lars dome a dings arts by the Merchants’ Ex- is as well known to passengers and car | Court in the suit of Augusta L. D. Per- er hh pam aie paren nto eg gee ee ak cas ae we actress oe pa ne ane aa seg pho = Richard F. Johnson, Assistant Circuit In order to cause the arrest of Mr. ive the legitimacy of many prac- crews on that line as is the “oldest int | *Y — the Muster Tire Wheel Ce, ‘But there are some persons in this | child and that things would be arranged he a nianaene and never looked hi Attorney, also refused to issue an in.| Dougherty the grand jury made a par- tices of the Exchange ” siliatntlennd habitant.”’ and its a Consolidated Rub- | town who are envious of us,” said Miss so that she and Morton could marry. toward Morton. “4 a formation or lay the matter before the} tial report at 11 o'clock, charging forg- the grand jury has been led is helhiwe Judge Taylor of the Circult Court ae Se Sh Se ee Seen, OF Pee Lottie Votaw Thursday to a Post-Dis- She was induced to leave town while ig . a 4 grand jury. ery. He was arrested shortly after | that other methods said to be employed ves om the same ine, .and | Monday a Commmenon cafened hy John W. patch reporter, ‘‘and they Nave been crit-| tne case was being tried In order that Judge's Statement. Brand jury. The warrant was issued by | on a street by a deputy sheriff and was by certain of its members require in- evening at 7 he was a passenger. Ag] Perry, husband of the plaintiff, for a icising 1s. And then that St. Louis law- | «pn, reputation of the man who had Judge Pollard * commanded order’... in Nelson Thomas, appointed to succeea| taken to the office of the Sheriff, where | vestigation to make the bucketshop in-| b¢ weared his corner he arose, and sale of the European rights of the two} ver the mean thing, heard of it and ruined her might be saved. court. Then he told the three police-. Mr. Dalton. he gave ball, with Eliot. Callender and chire costs. : started to leave the car. Suddenly he companies. | told, and caused all the trouble. “The eame tactics are being pursued | men who arrested Mrs. Sprague to find, “Dougherty. and I visited Kunsat’'s| his sen, H. R. Dougherty, as sureties. The grandjury is now at the. height stopped and began to look queerly at Meseggr yee was not in court Thurs- “All we did was to put on the clothes in this alleged criminal case. Morton | seats. The spectators nese nels; oe , ; ang. 7 nin uw se ear il , ay, t > : ase President of Bank. dence in hand on which several indict- | brim pulled well down over his eyes, neon’ Wises 4 saad . : brother met us there and came back | are anxious to have him tell his story, When this case was frst brought (9 and was reading 4 newspaper through ware, y appeared in court Wednes- | oh as. On the way we passed a young in order that we might show all the/the attention of this court there Given horses,’ said Meigs Thursday. 7 1. , . Mr. Dougherty has been City Super- | ™meots are expected, is endeavoring, ac- ” usses; the other had an exact! day afterno ich P , : ‘ Before we left, Kunst said: ‘I like ay Big ae y afternooo in a rich Paris gown and man—I won't tell his name, but I never | ¢acts leading up to the shooting, and | evidence that the defendant had fired | 2 > aa “4 HH wea : » be cordin oOo Circuit Att \rneyv . . s » of ne "Cc »! © | lis ’ wy. intendent of Schools for % years. He is & orney Sager to ex- | duplicate of the “college boy lid,” ex-]| nar ana carrying a scarlet parasol. She your society, and I want to do some- , ; hat the brim stood out straigh ‘ s not hot with Intent to kill some one. Thr ’ immensely wealthy and is President of | tem’ the investigation in such a manner | CePt that the ind ola aioe ' expect to speak to him again—and he | gemonstrate that Mrs. Sprague was S : cage pg a 4 oes he wrote out a check the Peoria National Bank, is a heavy | 25 to avoid any just accusation of par- sue ied. pe geo gy Remtecon:g Mhen solic prose sageacis oh ey ee youn mes saw us and knew we were not boys. only justified by his previous actions, | Court, being desirous of learning all Me), or signed it and said ‘You can Soom Bhp ~* | tality. lie tine Wealak ae ate vant* *s wo a le carriage manufac- . ‘en killing him, | facts and agcertaiging if there was ~~ make that payable to whomever you stoclgnotder in he Dime Savings and President Defends ‘Change. a why or. Francis, how are you! turer of St. Louis. She married Perry Father Saw Them. 4in shooting god imyen willbon x sana enat | susttention ie’ Ge S trasiien oft. wish.’ rrust Co., enti kar and Trust Co... the Otto L. Teichman, president o . The man who had been reading the in Paris in 1899 at the home of Mme. “When we got home, papa was there, but that she h — % rd d e ntin in ore” : Peoria Livery Co. and other concerns f the saper looked up and got up: so did De Ghest, who is a daughter of John : he intended to do her great bodily harm |law, ordered the case co ued Vl hesitated about accepting it, then ong vEOr cial . osssuted epappacee - Merchants’ Exchange, made this state- omer Salina ine tx the eee, ne Scullin. and so was Mr. Dempsey, the black- and probably kill her that night der that the person who madé the — » Hs ‘ e aA af : ~ % eS : “ at. . , ¢ . ‘ , : teld him to make it payable to the so- : al E oa of $175,001 ment Thursday to the Post-Dispatch: Francis was glad to see Judge Taylor: Want «860,000. smith, who had come to see papa; and Ws hink Circuit Attorney Sag- | charge might be brought into cometane Glety, and he did held by the National Educational Asso- ) r ssengers were deeply . In her suit it Is alleged ; -}| th saw us, and so did ma 1 i do not think ‘ y. ‘ . At the next meeting Peet’ P i “Inasmuch as. there is considerable the othe pas: nge eeply cha- n her su S a@ileged that her hus they Ss, a SO ¢ mamma, ane i" ‘hat the plan ts in favor of | examined. of the society I told the members of the =a» - is a ast resident of the agitation at the present time in con a —_ pont ie tne sate band conveyed to her his claim for $60.-| nobody said anything about it, except a a ag Peg I eas dae he would “Since this order was made association. a Z ‘On- een On tiie § ey 5 . aw . ’ orton. e ee but ro action was taken about nection with the suppression of bucket- | not reoosenss rouge Re The A ered it on ag Banco one Fe ms sen yy ~ ge ES wee we looked awful funny in men’s mat tena himself to it. has been officially ified that ‘arried it ; ce = . - | » hat, : as uney cr ead ar , ow ‘Totnes. heiy ob wpttong i around in my pocket shops, incorrect inferences may be ‘ad cacheds: tiles greeting they Phe gene was not consummated, through no fault ? oe now ihey are trying to make “Morton and his friends intend that] cult Attorney has issued an inf che St. }Loule ‘hes more Post-Dispatch | awn 98 to: the relation of the Mer- nen el _ Pcs ‘ bag « —ahere goo sued the company in Paris in Partch terrible cut of 2 I'll tell this case shall be smothered, and that | against this defendant and that Told to Keep Check. readers every day than it has homes. chants’ Exchange business to irregular epecente. soe Dene pF contr wee his own name. but ps a not successful. |\-o.. what's tha aadintlin A little whfle | this woman shall bear the brunt of pub-/ be tried In the criminal division Saveenemere, Calkins and I went to/|_. . ... ——— ___ | trading. their dignity would not suffer if they The company claims that Perry was age there was @ Rinne was given in lic condemnation, although she will — Circult Court on a charge of the Delmar Garden neighborhood to get ee , ort “It is therefore proper to call atten- wore them. Sa Fe apd because of a con- a hall over a saloon We three girls be punishes or even tried by a court.’ that embraces the offense cnaeatd © idence against bullfighter«. 1 asked tion to the fact that all transactions on hia sal "The tire company has brought George | Were Invited to go, but we didn’t ac-| ‘‘Yes,"" added Mr. Rodebush, also Of | against her here. In view of the fact er aguin about the check. ’ j 4 h the Merchants Exchange, conducted GETS $7 FOR $1, ©. Hastings from Paris to swear to the og Se goose ok some of the people counsel for Mrs. Sprague, “and did that the felony charge grows out of the “*You keep it for your services to the p oS {= ispa tc. under its rules and regulations, are PETS oo Cake: ae = we cen. tee a mad! They said, if it was good engugh| You notice that the same lawyer that same transaction that caused te oclety’ she said, and I cashed the strictly legitimate in all respects and Confidence Man | With Raised Bil in ennai aie eee sroceedines in | for them o. - it was good enOugh | looked after Morton's interests in the charge here, I must dismiss the cape” ri soe credited the so- Sunday any sng rate wae ie Sa seatgey aet Fl Ww tegen Bey Metin oe ee a ma ‘kup, and thought ‘Gurselene’ hae divorce trial was In court today to rep-/ nere and let it be tried in the ea, @lety with $25 on my account. : modity dealt in, and contracts to that eeces oman. to take cognizance. than anybody else. But that didn't | resent him?” court. “No more was said about it until! after M effect are exchanged between parties Witi $ | thic ADU | make any difference to us. Judge Pollard forgot something when é s ith a $1 bill, om which had been ) ane S , A E It was here that Judge Harvey tried” the factional fieht arose in the city last agazine trading. pasted figures to make it look like a HEED CORY FROM OHIO. , Prem Be vga ‘e i? t aun ta be aca he left home this morning and he had to force ‘an immediate trial. Me seen /January over the election of officers “It has recently been held by the Su- $10 Dil. a See | Wastin Choe Ba in ou. and abused for doing what other|‘t? 8° back and get it. Consequently his discourse to the Court in Then it was brought up, and I have October 8, 1905 preme Court of the United States that isa6 Wash street (Wednesday, acenee: Cabinet Members to Take art in Re-| giris oo wg be L gm Going to seave Ce] cee ee ee ae style, but as soon as he had prow a aaah . . =s pO : gee Fy : ; town o there! : & - 45 known that Mrs. Calkins and her friends CONTENTS transa eee ; ee THE LOT NPE TEER, VET OTe i j ‘If the grand jury decides to investi- : “ that Secretary Bonaparte and Attorney- board. said they didn’t care anything ‘“Tiut, Your honor,’ sald Judge . | : isan Illustrates Metchni. {| Sate the methods of the Merchants’ Ex-| John W, Shevlin, foimerty & inember| General Moody will go If they can ar-/apout it. and the board would not take| looked more like & matinee aldience) 4. f submit that we are entitied: 4 J St. Louisan Illus rates Metchni- , change, what will be the result?” he|of Chief Desmond's detective Staff, of range their business. ary action. Mr. Votaw was in Clay-jthan the usual police court gathering. bs , red me THA T WAS NOT ) koff’s New Life Theory ....... 6 { wi = ae ag the autos ae & age ieee IF , + ton Thursday serving on @ jury. but iit Thete were a gecd many men there have the evidence in this imend-aat he : a ’ xchange woul _| Springs, Ark., 15 | °c . is sympathies are wi! ‘ I no reo ( Up San Juan Hill ° Office... * ) tigati! ion,’ ' said “Mr. po ttn ore oe ~s aby eo ym. according to a dispatch DOCTORS MUST WADE. in boon that be en = too, who had no other motive than to in ne Presi b Aalbrs " ea’ 3 FOR SALE 4 ‘ The Fine New Effects in’ t e all , change hasn't anything in common with eed Hot Springs. ; oP , The Misses Votaw are dazzling | get a peep at the defendant and the it ah sent @ ere . Ie ee POSNRIONG .. 1... cere eaeecoess 8 i A nap wea But I don't know any- The c (rake — “ivestiontel ona ie te Blech Pover Pétlient biondes, with beautiful hair and big,! »ean she shot at be smothered in the interest of the : ye | ’ : ; }} thing about this matte .| of five aldermen te ‘ es ; 0 c ever atients in e eyes that open wide in , OMANe — Bee " ; i a Pag Things In and * ) what I read in the ‘eoabaenes Rnow ist i. warding Shevlin’s relations with the Difficult Wi nea beg Sage oO shoutd have so| Morton reached the corner of Dayton | ¥"? efeare para a ony a a ne ~ 4 5 , Tan pout st. ae Snake? J tives ‘* “ 2) .“Have the members of the Exchange# Sporting element. os ‘Sievith te ae Louisiana. much to say about the clothes they| street and Jefferson avenue a few min- | PTOte*t we re ve . inquired about tt , Figures er eae os cspeongs ( been tm ge ol before the grand jury?” a Th ow gt ¢ just criticism. The horse} NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.—Physicians | wore. Miss Bee NO ee eee utes after 9 o'clock. He stood on the | “t once and was all the witnesses in To. ) rooms Next Week ............ 10? ; now. The newspapers say | OMly § led at the city’s are contending with unusual difficul-) great masse of © case be heard. BA ee a » : 2; 80. All I Know is what I read in the - fed and # eo been nade conmpioones ties in fighting yellow fever in the in-| high in a pompadour and ts tien pulled) sidewalk im front of the station house} isaed c Int pte . May be Advertised Today in § THE FUNNY SIDE. 1) sohn Thy: b ‘Bhevitn’s nccusers. peeves | terior of Jefferson Parish. Excessive | back fluffy. and held in place by the| smoking a cigar and talking to several] | ve disminw warm — > ae $1} Romeo Breaks Up the Wacle {}sion'Go. ‘was before’ the "grand Muy | nn nm Fine nave filed Sup. the swamps, and | Rewer Ide ot iney saap| Scauaintances wntll the case was called (Me Court. “Me, Clerks proceed a! DISPATCH , an ie, a bala s cease 1) Wednesday. “I don't know what they FATAL DUEL IN C CELL. doctors are treat persons who are ill, | fire on occasion. , Seg Ms rg tome since, coagoe 3 - a Seesis Repent tor POST te | (|) The Newly Weds; Hubby at the nt Say trying to get at,” said Mr, Thyson. t-Diispateh. The report of new cases for the day| Each of the young women Re ge & "g-| him if he intended to push the prosecu- ed —— , . « )| “1 don’t believe they know themselves.” | Special to the Ps , in New Orleans was again moderate| ure which man) have deciar perfect. ‘M 8 i the ¢ Polish Church, was in court ? Telephone ce neaees venee ~-.+4, 2¢1 “You were questioned by the grand PRANKFORT. Ky., Oct. 5.—In a cen | i aNetay but there war a slight in-| Mies Bacon ts comewhat more plump} tien o rs. Sprague of e felony my ‘ ot his” sh + te ne lemmas Said Mla aceali | Raa 8 Ke Penitentiary, from which |xrease of the deaths. The Italian quar-|tnan the Misses Votaw. The sisters) charge made by Circuit Attorney Sager | ‘HouRnE some eee? lonern ; SRL ate As oS a die wa bis «ech ot 2) Pe te meg + 4 eee but I don't know i. aod escape, Albert Herndon of | ter, the original source of the present weigh about 12 pousws a Titer pesege™ after an interview with Morton. Inj tried. He peered ig AL \|) Panhandle Pete in Vaudeville.... 3) ¥ whi hse ter shoe a Loutsville avd rot Shepherd of fever, is mato am OE 4 gf same, height, about 5 feet 4| this Mrs. Sprague is accused of assault | COMFtTOOMm a8 if woking & ) } ee tee Saee ee ; Lexington coed an iron red. ‘Shepherd president's viait will terminate at 6| incl es. with intent to kill, conviction of which | #™4 ‘finally aoked ae 4 em ’ ’ ‘ ° oh | ? a Better Boy “oat OER? Fea ie: Aa 3 The POST-DISPATCH is the only vie she knife and when beth men fell | o'clock on the evening of Oct. 3%, ne- St. me more Post-Di tat would mean a penitentiary sentence for to point out eaten i + Ries ah Mr. Buttin Is a Miesty enter. 4)) St. Louis newspaper with Assuciated enhnausted to the floor it was found|cessitating the elimination from the » Leul s has. apa apa | ‘os * jae ant ta what 41) A Pict le in )| Press Day Dispa had. 14 knife wounds. He of entertainment at a bar readers every day than It has homes. ee oe { . ure Purz et, te sd | ta wie 2 Rtg ) —_ iaberd was badly bat ‘red IS. to have been given th typist in’ everything.” ‘| “1 am not prosecuting “yr Rea AN RMN 4 Po VG ye § , his condition & serious. wee ee a ae ‘a RT BORE Fi hh hie Sere eS : n } a4 a, "tele — pa & ‘ ose