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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
WOULD NOT AtaEPT

Berlin, Oct. 23,-Prince Bismarck
declined to accept the secretary Of
state for foreign saairs, Won Buelow's
former place.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
RUSSIAN BATrLEsAIP.

Philadelphia, Oct. 23.-The Russian
battleship, ERetrizam, was launched
at Cramps ship yarA this afternoon.
The new battleship is the largest ever
built 10 this country.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
INTEREST INCREASING

a
INTEREST INCREASING
Iateress 10 tae revival fseryicas at
the First Methodist church is increas
ing and1ths outlook favors a large
meeting The public 10 general is
anxioualy waiting for the coming Of
REV NJ. G, Austin, who will arrive in
a few days. No man ever made . com
plete change in life than did Mr.. Aus
tin, and he is now looked upon asa
man OF great preaching power Ser
vices every day 1880
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
THE END OF THE STRIKE
IS NOW NEAR At HAND

HszletOn, Ps., Oct. 23.-Around the
national headquarters of the United
Mine Workers today the belief is
unanimous that the end of the strike
will come in very short time. Pres
ldent Mitchell has set no date, how
ever, for calling off the strike.
Thomas Nioholls, district president
Of the UHited Mine Workers at Scran-
ton, today admitted that the end of the
strike is near. A meeting OF all dis
trict and national officers has been
called for tomorrow, he said, when
positive action will probably be taken.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
WILL BE MRS. COBB.

Atlanta, Oct. 23.- There are 2S ap-
pllcsnts for poslmistress Mrs. 7. r.
r. Cobb is likely to get the place.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
SULTAN ALARMED.

Constanttnople, Oct. 20 The Sultan
is alarmed over the intention OF the
p1wers to proclaim independence in
Crete, aud will send a fleet there to
resist such action.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
new YORK BANK TELLER
STEALS A COOL MILLION
TIE First National Bank is the Loser Of
the Great Amount.
10 ATTEND FUNERAL.
President VIII GO the BarsIof ,ht
Man He Helped u pgurq

Canton, o. October 2a--The. pte,i-
don't and MS, McKialeyl arrived hers
.this n9rning. They Will Fsnain here
'aati1 election day except that.3the
president, according to his present
plans, will 80 to Mansfsl I'D to attend
the funeral Of former Secretary Of
State Sherman,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
GROVER C0NDESCENDS
TO MAKE A STATEMENT
The Ex-President Says He Is Not for
IcKinley and Republicanism.
HRssaN AT THE oAPT OF.
Said ths Presidency Was Mt His
Highest Ambition.

- . AtSS- = iuOttlaUs
Washington, oct. 20. Hon. Wa. j.
Bryan spent an hour and quarter at
the national oepitol today Ills train
arrived oyes tbs Chesapeake ana Ono
railway from West Virgins at s o'clock
this morning, an hour late About
1000 people We're waiting for him at
the depot, AZ the train pulled in amid
the cheers of the waiting crowd ex-
Judge VIM, M. Springer, former chair
'nanlof the house committee on ways
and means, met Mr., Bryan. The Two
then passed down through the depot,
followed by large and enthusiastic
crowd, and gradually worked their
way 70 the entrance. Here an auto
mobile was waiting and they were
taken TO thsresIdenoe of Judge sprin-
ger for .breakfaSt. Colonel Isaac Hill
democratic whip" Of tha house of
rq,resssgtatiyes was slea- oal y Qthsa
guest, A few hNnntAs 4etore 3 o'cl5
Mr. Bryan was driven to the Bad
more and onio dspof, where he mad
a brisf speech from the automobile.
He spoke on Imperialism aud civil
service. A large sasemblsge Of pee
pie was massad about the depot. N.Y.,
Bryan said:
"OccasionalI l hear il suggested that
persons engaged in civil service Who
oppose imperit tlism will yo.e the re-
publican ticket for fear Of losing their
posh ions with the. government. Ger
talnly there are not many who would
prefer government employment under
an empire to whatever risk might at.
tend their employment under re,
public.
Il Do not much admire that civil sers
vice which IS suspended when the
president i inaugnratsd until he can
fiji the offices with his friends and u
extended by the president who is
about to retire in order that he may
prbo
IL believe a system OF civil. service
might be deyled wherein the appoint
ments would be made npon merit and
wherein the appointees would hold
for fixed term and not be depend
ent upon the will OF an appointing offs
Ger.
Mr.. Bryan closed with the statement
that it was not his highest ambition TO
be president. "Dut to make this gov
ernment SO good that to be a private
citizen in this republic will be
greater honor than to be king in any
.other nation"
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
AMERICA GOT 1T.

Con stantinople, Oct, 2S Contract
for the locomotives for the New Ara
bian Railway has been awarded to an
American firm.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-24
|THH united STATES MONITOR MONTEREY
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE LAST SUNDAY

by FIRE Sunday, and only the heroic
work Of the Grew saved the vessel.
The fire started in crate room un-
der magazine and 1t looked for a
time as il the monitor would be de-
stroyed, Notwithstanding the work Of
the men on board.
Five men were overcome BY the in
te use heat, bu. no deaths resulted.
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no INVEST HERE,

Paris, Oct. 23 King Leopold will
invest money in Colorado mines.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
JURY FIGHT RENEWED.
Injunction and Restraining Order
Issued 10y Judge Hope.

IT" jury nsht has broken "U, again IN
Madison county. The proceedings uf yc~-
i't'dS rr"Wis" to again bring the matter
g." IN" higher court ot TIN SiJt".
Yesterday morning III. petit Iury i"F The
NldI'H tenn 81 tho Alton CIV count va
nl-.hif:ri 10y Juris" ii"r". h'"ius' as h
@'",''i. INC ifutTi u Supervisors had mE.i'
% hsht aSHiHsi ID. manner IN which ~.
N'hlf" vi S'l""t'Hi. II. also Announce
MAJ II" NOR U''i, jurors would t." IN.
l',i't'H untli tH' september trim.
immediately after this Stss was taken
M'N"r Young 81 Alton applied tn th. 'Ify
"ufi and "htiIu'i a writ Of injunction
IT"ti'lnI 'lrCglt clerk RIuikcr 90 Madison
county AMI hi~ employees from interfering
WIN tn r"vm'r' uf tn" jurors dis htr=s a
A'~''r'idE- In addition to this a restrain
li'E Order WIS granted ~ M" court tr PFC
f'ht IN" Board Il Supervisors Of Madison
= '"h'N from 'nEI@inS counsel or iakiu-
any ~l"IE l'Gai or otherwise. l"ukir-
toward thu dissolution Of m. INJUNCTION OBJ
tanned by Mayor Young
II seems that a. th. February meeting
'' me board q committee" W. Hu-
,,l''-,l u" htN'S'i@a'. tn SHm'n"innE ~
ne jury AMI thu committee instructed
Z "1iiN Treasurer T"'h' riuSinU - T,fuS'
T." honor tn warrants drawn for it- pay
in"ni t'ki.G ID" cr"aTi that thu jury hA'!
h''n Illegally summoned. fi.fu,' Ii-mi~~luE
Tue jury illE, Hope last Monday placed
ln' matter !" tn. bands ~ TN Alton Bar
Association an! requested that som" action
q" taken hN that body.
NJ q meeting az tE. association. hold Just
h'lnf" court .cIy' u'. Yesterday uoTufu-.
~ which e." members wcTc Ur,s'ar. At
i'in'N l. j. \tG"r moved that 1T h" ia.
,'>' "i iH" members at jhr bt. present.
il.tt thr present petit jury l. = legal Jury 90
N!l,t ~" Iu'li"u wt- r!' !" = volt J..
- Nhg p. !. II NJgCr. ! Y. T.. Mir~I.
. =. IIar@,u ana !: J. p'N'iu voted In
itN"- uf rt" nation The other iiN" m'm-
.,i> present irT.I j. ! ~l'T,uh'l'. j +
Mc'ilUu.s. II. = i.ak.r. !. l. L.yuu and J.
T. Thorr'"n. asked the privilege Of h,ius
excused from voting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
EDITH HOLDRICH HESITATEO.
i;ut bScar iInfImann's Eloqucnr.
Won Her us His Bride.

oscar T. H"rIuaun Of 10. s.r> Missouri
ay'nl." ana Ms Edith II"Idr:yh Of "
N-, t-'st"n uv"uu, surprised their RELATIVES
AMI friends yesterday 10y .."pir= ." clay
."n- wh.r' ih., w,r. married by CirruI,
Iur-' itU'!"lrh iIIrZ'I.
hoffman, and his nriI. had hr.r engaged
Tor several months. iEt dill urt in'.'l ;u
marry 10Y az least q month. T. ring IN"
'.~i week. however. 10 'tt' -'I mis- min.
at" t'LHn O." HrS, upon his iarc'' RI. u--
r~iiH "l -"''IuE married Iaau,IIIf'.v.
Jus exactly what 'Ur '..Us,- of III, hang"
We 20" "''llu'I 10 say Yesterday. Mis-
ti"ldTi % 'i"lH.rrr': 80 first. giving It's .u
r\'H~' That -Et wanted !" whit until h.-
I.ifl 'I- VT" l. l"w absent. returned g., Tho
CIV iHf t''im-'n insisted. and Sh- 'ir.Iiy
con secuted. although when ~h. rsIch.! The
'""F or 'h' marrUfc" li""rS. .fi... Sh. again
90 iuHf.'.- tIH Der prospective .fGsnau! r.!
70 as" al 'h' '."gu'r'r" tj his commend 70
Ih.."" E'r uot sa l"-c cu.Idy,. e.. th.. LII,
lusUErNT.
Nl'' ~" cog m.ry Nj. arl M H,T-
ir'I' r''E.u'u 20 tu" hons 81 ;ar Ir!I 3
".'ia"r n: tH~..u u.'rr- ....: received rl.
'hil'tril t''--.g Fer 'a- "r.S.i,t tf,y
WHi i've ~ ~. -..> 'I.. ~aUls akt.gt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
FoUR-STORY BUILDING BURNED.
Eic,cc Fire AT W.. :sl6 North Second
Street.

tn f"ur--;s.y brick structure" at No. SIS
North Second street was almost entirely do
stroyo'l hv "a fi-. which brok. oUt nu tho top
floor at 80 las; night. tt - fire WIS d.>coS-
'r'fi ~ ITiyst" Wat.tn.au BfCuuuell. who
Turned III an alarm hen IN" fire engines
a~rftr.f: "H thc scene tie IN" upper gin0r~
N'f' turning ft-""iN. ana the situation ap-
} tr'~i 81" serious under IN" conditions that
Il ~@'2"r1I alarm WAS turned III a few mo-
m"Ef~ later
Tn. buiiEin2 i'm which tho flames orig
!r.tt"ti attended from S.causi street TO the
HiI"y .a~t. The l,V-r fiuor was occupied
hv Thompson = cooke. ~.i"tl"rs in rhe"S"
.AH dairy p-"dI"tS and IN" three uTp'r
q. "TS wefc occupied! iy the Century Candy
company. OF which \. VI. Wali.T~pn Is pres
I.'n NJ. Tn" material "g Tho upper floors Of
Tered good opportunities Tor the flames To
-Ilr strength ard h"1lwdy. and within 4
MAJ; hour the two upper floors and ii por-
non Of tn" second floor w"re at the mercy
az ~" fam throughout their @ntire length.
Chief Snir-ley placed his mn to III. best
|GVHr;aE". and within a f-w minutes after
The last alarm had been sounded nine
~frra ms WEI, pouring a flood into the build
lNE from tn" front. seven from the rear. and
'rr'' from al" north side. Despite this i'm
M -" volume 81 water IN" flames burned
SUE (" ruiN. ana. although the IRE Was unfer
control within 4 halt hour. il WIS not until
- .in!Ght that the iir-m"n wcr. able q"
enter -" building and f@ht the fire AT
closer range
Adj lining the building OF tho north was y
thT"'-Stpry building. occupied hy the II. g
SrrinG supply Company. dealers IN plumb
'r~ supplies. In the rear of this was an
III IF Tho James Forbes cCff", and tea
CtucsFU- South Of the building WAS a Va
can't lot separating IL from the mammoth
vH:en"Is, Of the Martin IAarHmert Furn!-
u.rc company. owing To- the clever work OF
the Fire department. however. there was
never any danger OF the fire spreading be
y"ui tho building in which II originated.
For a tine chief Swingley feared the south
wall. which was weakened hv the tearing
down Of tho adjoining building some time
ago. would fall. but il remained intact
Tn. damage To- the stock Of Thompson a
,'ruI, is estimated at sos The candy CON-
Vauy'S damage j. estimated at 5000. The
Iuiidiu-. which wa an old one. will be al
mo; 4 total boss. The damage being esti-
mated - Slo.-N The amount az Insurance
carried an tu,' stock. fixtures and building
e.. nli NOT be- estimated last night
T. q. origin - IN. iir. L. unknown.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
SIGHT RESTORED.
Mis-. +. q. Parker Submitted ~ i
Remarkable Operation.

chicago. Feb -i-Gue of the most 70
ma,kaL.c achievements ia m"lera surgery
and medical science was ACCOMPLISHED to-
,;av. when total blindness that had existed
Tor several We r. Was relieve! and th' S-Eh'
RESTORED This was DOM Through the agency
II cU o;.ririuU on tn brain
Iu-tur g. Pruiu ~StrIuEi!'lI. consulting
physician 80 the GniraG" BAPTIST Hospital.
assisted by Doctor Allan T. Halcht. ~"
sv". .tii~t. Doctor Walter Mstcalf. y ray
cyr-r-. ANA i"-,"r Robert paIl-. surgeon
IF ju- Baptist Hospital. performed thc OPP
Grafton ul Ms. , -. PARKER
S...r Years az" Mrs. FJrA'Is sight com
Iu,u-'I r- fail. and within 90 wor.ih ~h" tao
CANE totally BIND Sr. had met win 80
a,....rt. tn. tii-..TcSS irlrC from tErth-
ior wears ~ r-'rf .,Tii b. given hoy. and
Doctor St~ir2u-Id could determine" nv I"t
son for she condition unless there wa~ an
r~n-tiu-ti"u 80 ~" blood vessels supplying
tn. optic n.Tv"-
IT,. y lay Ms employed by Doctor Met
calf and 90 ~kinErirh Wa obtained. family
rU'iiHls L pra' seemed - be-" - tUm"r IN
~. upisr portion "f TIA a.rCil3 Il lobe. Do
tor SrrIuEij,!d commenced th' operation T."
tr.riuirc 81 srrtIg' uf n" skull. Then"
u!.IITG tU" m'mi-an"S of IN" brain. and
ta. fuw-r vas exposed To- vi"V. ity the re
mrviI 90 m. tUIr. ?. IN" hlIo.! supplying
The "g'ir .crv0 - again Permitted to now
f-,.lv and Tissues for many years in dis
as. Wrr, r"hssh.ij1t"i. and the w"mdr'S
sight WIFI bc restored IN a hort time
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

j. - EZ'i'. Hvi.= VIII his dtuEl'.-. II
W III" Lyon aN'r',. i."f pen! prt,i Whii-
walking "n e. aT'tS street. between Pat
t"~s.u IT'l \Gr'.'up venues. y"St'r'ify
morning. I'll d.atr Is supposed To- have
bee. caused H. heart failure. -, r,-.,I and
f.li To- TIN ~iis walk. unconscious Ey~ttud-
'r~. WHu >IW him f9li. carried him into 4
- ichN"rius store \ policeman ~.stlt',t an
aIaHUi turc. but the mar did before tn"
vehicle reached ~" Place. III. body was
taken &" IL" MOI -g". From papers fuuud
on his person. b WIS identified rs J. u
~. h. an agent frr r. +. kcck-I.T. q dealer
in hp"kS. in ih- Alteu h'..ldIuE. At Broad
WAY an. Marie; street. tn. 4 tighter. who
i about - years ID. Wa notified Of her
father t.4ru .ezttrCay afternoon. and WaS
taken away 10y friends Sh. did not return
Ia her hGmr. Eel WIS Ibru. - V tIS rIi
and had lived I'm Clayton ay"nu" with his
daughter for about two months
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

John Peterson. Il farmer. who died at
q. uTt-NilI". Mo. on Wednesday. WAS buried
yesterday nom the home uf his brother-in-
Law. tHtrt-S Larsen. in Webster Groves.
~ burial trH'k pIaC" ia In" Danish Gene
ttry at ICES F"r"S- The body was shipped
from E'IUhSvilI" to " hSter and was re-
60 wed yesterday morning.
home Of Josiah bryant. a rich citi-
zen 81 Webster Groves. was entered by
burglars FRIDAY afternoon There was no.
.'s!y ~ hr.la at the time. They were evil
O.. nay after cash only. for tney took a
2 uy~r ia which was 81. and eft other val
.rab.t articles untouched. There IL no clCg
. g." ~" r'"nt'ty Of the perpetrators of the
t4.uS'
Nartitc" licenses were issued AZ CLAYTON
Yesterday To William IIoigSun and Dottis
rUsJ1 o.: Jacksonville. Morgan County. III.
ard 20 Oscar =. fioffmJuu and Edith
Iiui'!riCh. both II -. Louis.
Neg. - in Webster Groves are consul
'r1hiy wrought Ip over q suit sled in the
'irruI; court yesterday by Elizabeth Ann
Linn AGAINST II Sj"r Fosrfr. 1hr two Iiti-
Ednts h"t:nr involved Ia a Ills pute over
th" proper manner To leal a %cotilion. a
u rcsUi, Of The dispute. according Ia the
allegations Of ~" plaintiff. Hester Foster
assaulted her by biting her cheek and kick
ms her in IN. breast. face ana arms.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
NEW STEEL PLANT PROPOSED.
II. &. Prick Is Reported as One OF
the Prime Movers.

Pittst.grc, Pa. Feb. 2i.-The Post to-mor-
VOW Will priut a story to the effect that II.
=. Frick. Henry Philips. Jr. q Walker
and + 7. + l~vej"y will In the near flu
rure elect "a steel plant on the Nonongahela
River frontage JUS below N~ononsahela
CITY The report comes from apparently
cat tn" story published several weeks ago
that Mr.. FhiupS and others had purchased
p" acres of land along the M~onoEgahela
River AZ that point FOR this purpose. The
plant projected l. said To be for making If
axes. fish plates and kindred articles. and
Will h" tn. largest of the kind il the world.
Further pITti uiaTs cannot bc learned a.
this time
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
REAR-END COLLISION.


Cars Ne. 49, ant ~ IF the 'i,fud av.-
ma" division Of the 81. Louis Transit Com
rau- "uIli1ci ~ 2 O'Clock las, aiGhr at fEr
corner NJ Grand and BAILEY avenues. Both
ears were h.loi with passengers. who VIZ.
badly shaken NJ. Mis- Matte R~a.S.. ~
years Old. OF No. 10 Elaine avenue. Nuo
WAS q passenger un car No ~. WIS thrown
against the stove and her dress Was slight
" burned. Eugene Han-y. u" wears OIL. "f
No. 2Hl East HraiIi" ty.nG. - passenger on
ear No AZ. was also thrown against a
stove and slightly bruised about an" body.
car No. A. was in charge of Conductor
T. u. Evans Of No. s-r1 South Broadway
and Mororman +. -. pkarfe.
car No. "a ran into the rear end of car
No. as. Each car was damaged to the
extent Of about 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
Newsum. Sentence FOnimuted

~HITTEIIt Special.
jefferson city. No. Feb. 2i-Govcrn"r
St.IhenS to-day CpI3Irut'I the SsuteIC. 81
Frank NawSum from thirteen years .,
fftv-four months. without benefit Of the
thrt s-fuUrtES law N"wsup came to- tn.
prniteEtiaTy In April. 1885,. from Cape Girtr-
te9u County. for killing William Gray in
New Madrid County. There Were three
trials before the supreme Court affirmed
the sentence for murder in the second de
gree. The petition fur executive clemency
was among tn. largest on file in the eXeCu-
tive Office. 1t was signed by all the prose-
cutting officers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
ALUMNI BANQUET.
Washington University Graduates
Hold Il Reunion.

Tn" annual htnrut' rf n" Alumni N~~"-
"isti'u - NaSLiG-;"I University was held
yesterday -v.uiuS az ~" Planters Hotel
M excellent u'uu. prepared nader the Ill
:.-iiou .f III. ianqu-. c"mr itt,e. If Whit
=. l.. Johnson. = TN" viisS Of 1871 Wa
clai- man. VIZ 80. vet.
tn" f.H~J "y'r ~. sp"a'hr-ekiuS h' Enu
Zen. El.N"ri. of tn. Glass o.: -. pr.~ia, :
Jni acted ~ tu tStma~trT.
George ". Ta1i~Sic. class Of -. responded
&" The toast. Alma Mater. f:n.!-S T..
cave. Glass of -. tu Glass of ~ jams
=. DAVIS. Glass -. To- 'G.iIttrinc Grsrr-
%-llti,S." and Alexander :. Istug~iuTi. class
81 -. tv "I-.IUii All" and Chester ii
krUu.. class If ~. lea The Battle Of tE-
Books"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD.
Steamer Homer, With Coffee. Sent
to Quarantine.

New York. Fob. 2t-The Iamrnr' and
Ii"lj steamer Homer. Captain Ca'!a@In.
from santos. January p. VIZ Bahia and :;
Lucia. with coffee. arrived in uuarautiT" to-
night. and reported yellow fever IN board.
rs. ';6athS having occurred "u tn" voyage
from the i-tII SCstgr-.
Trey w'T. Il. irirc. fireman. uttiV. az
ftr=l 'rt, age = years. died February -
@..i j. !;irhtr;S. m,S<Guu!n steward. aged
," Yeats. native rf England. di.-l February
g. i:u.u victims were tHTi.G 80 ~'a-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
OlD-TIME STEAMBOAT RACE.
II illuminated in a Shooting ARRAY
but No One Was Hit.

Marietta. q. Feb. IA race occurred
h-tv.-u the ,t"auh"tt~ Valley Bell" and
Duffy to-day and for fifteen inmates they
kept 81 Close. i"g"iE'r that their guards
Touched. Tn. excitement eliminated in
hu-rilifI.S between tho boats crows. \ man
on ;hc Valley Belle shot AT Tire fireman on
the Dufy. hut TN. huIi"t missed It's mark.
The conflict was terminated only hy thu
pulling away from her rival.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
MEN WHO WANT TO MARRY.
.\mone Thos,. Who Have Written
for Wives Is q 81. LouiSan.

South bethlehem. Pa. Feb. 1.-THE Rev
'r.u'i Philip M"E,ur0~. pastor of the
'H''T"h Of she Holy Infancy. who in "A
~rls.Hu u.c'u Young people 10 marry. has
L''H iCCtl.t ( . "Nplun.nvuS mail since
'....il men " l. .I-t anxious to ind wives
"'"- tn - m~trflSStdhi, women -: the
polish GLt letter : from Fred Roltz Of
~ Gus ti"ltZ wants 81 mate, - TO 81
H.r: 'bI aGd rE' JG.tt VIII not make his
Ir,rt heavy III" leaves IN. selection to tho
priest.
i.:uk Moore II davenport. la. sends a
p'E si"fir' ot himself and suggests that
' .fs. WUh money would suit hia taste. 4
Nv Yorker rl"Sir-S = wife worth at least
,t.rs-t-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

MY. NdfU NHSnInLINT- WIZ, VIII EHl
husband Was arrested Yesterday murnIn.
an suspicion Of having S'nt poisoned fGp,
to one Of her neighburS. Mrs Emsiiu.
Thornton. WAS released yesterday Afternoon
by order of the chief cf Police TIL Chic
said that the suspicious We're eroun.il"Ss
An inquest will b. held tomorrow ~ DAME
Nounl. tn. nephew of Mrs. Thornton. win,
died after eating supper at her house. His
brother Isaac il out of danger, rs is Mrs
Thornton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
burned ny Molten Lead.

Several employees uf IInck'S foundry. cor
ner Second ami NailinCkrndt streets. were
slightly burned Yesterday afternoon by the
Overlooking of - pot III molten lead Joseph
MctIowu. l. years old. NJ No MI East Prai-
ri avenue, Samuel Fuliman of No. .NaI sal
ishury street: -"hn Connolly y, wears old. Of
M. 2ili North Broadway. and Joseph
FIS Ter of No. Dag Farrar street, were the
injured on"S- All Of them were dressed az
th' North End DisPcnsary and sent to their
homes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
HidhN Hidden Arrcsfcd,

Patrick. alias iiiddy Holden. was arrested
last night on a broadway cable car ny
Detective Ziegler on complaint of Johh
NcneSSe, wHo says he lives at the corner
OF Broadway ana Walnut street. Menesse.
who Is a conductor on the broadway cable
iine. charges that Holden was attcmptlns
To PICK the pockets of passengers on the
Gdr.