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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
YOUNG WOMAN

Because both loved the same girl and
could not agree which should accompany
her last Saturday night. William Paul. l5
years Old. 0r No. s-g9 Evans avenue. and
Robert Williams. Il years old. OF No. s57
Evans avenue. engaged ia q fight in front
Of the home OF the young lady. Miss
Mamie O'ConrslI. No. 45gS Eastou avenue.
Hiss O'Couneu witnessed the encounter.
The fight was short. The first blow IS
said TO have been struck b- young Paul
and resulted dlsastr0Gsiy FOR him. It's force
broke several Of the small bones in his
right hand. Williams then drew a revolver
and fired one shot n his opponent, miss
Ing him.
The fight occurred only a short distance
from the Deer Street Police Station. Of
hcers, hearInl the shot fired, Investigated
and arrested both young men. They were
charged with disturbing the peace.
Yesterday morning in the Second Dis
trict Police Court Paul was fined $ and
costs. The case against Williams was con-
tnued until this morning. Il IS probable
that after his case OF disturbing the peace
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
POLICE TARGET WORK
HAS GOOD MORAL EFFECT.
of Revolver Has Fallen on,
says Patrolman Sears.

According TO PaIoIman Sidney Sears Of
I the Central District. who won the rpvolv-
| er championship Of the Police Depart
meRt last spring. target practice by mem
bsr5 Of the force has had so great a moral
. effect on the criminal element that a po-
. liCeman rarely has 10 draw his revolver
/ now.
/ Policemen do not have to tell a crot X
/ TO stop twice, he says. II an attempt u
I made by the wrougdOcr to escape. the
I mere drawing OF the weapon generally re-
/ suits in q prompt halt. Scars estimates
I that the use OF the revolver in stoppinl,
/ criminals has fallen of between O. and -
. per ceat in the last year.
1t IS rarely that a patrolman IS called
/ en- 10 draw a revolver nowadays said
Sears And when he draws II he seldom
mas 70 uTe It. The moral effect OF target
practice has been marked on the classes
| residing in tine tougher districts Of the
I city.
''Oue year ago. along the worst d lets
or the leyee, II was the usual thing for
criminals 20 make break from the pO-
Ing up some dark yard. Once the report
Of revolver practice got around. and the
crooks learned that the force was getting
expert with the guns. there was a change
right away.
4 have not used my revolver. even TO
stop a fleeing man by firing a shot in the
the negroes. I'm particular. who used TO
give tfe police trouble along the I.evee.
have been impressed by this target prac-
tice. An arrest meant fight a year ago:
u the criminal had a chance, II meant ~
long chase.
Vow the reports about target WOW
have QuiCtcd them down wonderfully. #
has lessened the danger OF escapes i'm
mensely.
II can recOIIect a case OF a wear ago
that was typical OF the old condition. A
man had cut a woman in n Levee resort
and tried 10 escape started after him.
Ee was fast runner and drew ahead Of
myself and another patrolman. We
wanted him badly as il looked as II the
case might be murder.
- fired shots IN the air. II vas late at
night aul there was no danger OF hitting
any one. TECu I cut loose at him, aiming
generally below his waist The bullet
struck him in the lCE. yet he ran four
locks before he broke down and we
caught him.
The case showed how things were a
year ago. and how man may possibly
escape even when hit by a bullet Now
adayS. | believe. that man would have
pulled up at the first order to halt
think the use uf the weapon. even in FIR
ing shots In the air 10 stop a man has
fallen on At least ~ per cent. The moral
effect has been wonderful and proficiency
with the weapon simply means its disuss.
On actual service. and this has resulted
from target work
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
LETTER PREVENTED WALK OUT
Employees Assured That Demands
VIII Be Considered.

\ letter to the local employees OF the
Pacific Express Company from General
Superintendent Gentsch assuring them
that their demand FOR an increase OF 10
per cent in wages would be considered
at the meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Pacific Express Company, which
meets at the Offices Of the company in
the Equitable building Thursday, pre-
vented a Ualk-uut Of the men last night
at & O'Clock.
The demand OF 10 uer cent in wages ap-
plies TO the whole system OF the Pacific
Express Company. A demand was made
some time since for an advance Of = per
cent. but this was subsequently, reduced
20 10 per cent
TIE brotherhood or Railway Express
men. which is making the demand. in
cludes in ire membership the employees OF
other. express companies. ana the Pa
Ciiic employees have the moral support OF
the entire union, IL is said. Representa-
tivcs of the national order VIII confer
with tho express company officials Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
WARRANTS FOR HARRY GEER.
Charge Him With Assaulting
Ben Clark.

Harry Geer well known in St Louis bI-
cycle circles is charged. in a warrant t.
sued yesterday afternoon. with assaultinS
Attorney Ben Clark with intent TO kill.
The warrant alleges that Gccr struck
the attorney on the head with hammer.
Il is stated that Geer and Clark disa-
greed over the purchase OF a bicycle. and
that Geer attacked Clark near the en-
trance TO the Houser building. where the
attorneys office IS located Saturday
afternoon Judge -PaNs1n. law partner OF
Clark stated that Geer visited the office
and inquired for Clark. and then threat-
ened 10 knock Clark's head or as soon
as he saw him.
Clark requested Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Dalton 10 Issue a warrant charr-
ing Geer with carrying concealed weapons
also. as. he claimed Geer had the ham
mer concealed under his rubber motor
cycle coat
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

ara. city &ioSs 81; Mary ,,,:-9: JgsHs.Ti
I NINSESOTA-IG T. . in. " .. be-.
I Catsl1u and Lr-eEz. city block -
H6;hWsl's triisjse-It-. d -.
MORGAN FORD It. e =. h-r.
joseph wscatsI 10 Charles c Hun
,tSRsGfS ,t5s For.D-::59 e .-''-s--'i Ts-.
Thrllzan and Beck. city block So:
4,sls;;s T.a3l5;;es c Huq4Is;h' to Edward W
y, 3 ~ y-TI 4 -. 5'T---1
ana Cr.Idrczs. city block 4s9I: Au=uste
Stisl l-t husband 70 Celia Mlrcy-w-d-
stead and Tayi5-. cIty BOX s-5s. David
". Nus.1k and WIFE 10 william J..
Olive f;. =. :. being SIS and ijsj
olive. city block 20: Elise Beck 81 al.
oii1 Nsttis Eos.a a'taiy d-is-s-,..--';. ia; -
~ Simon Van RaaIte-w. d......,-..-.. OK
olive. cItv block 5r5. Caroline X
M5Eelg ami husband to Nett!e RossH-
OLIVES r.. $ 5. being i5iS and $50
Ohye. city block -: sarah L Parrish
PAGE-s5 It.. : :. bsias 4-5i Page. city
block g7i5. Lincoln Trust co. TO Eliza
ST 'LoUlS-oo f.. r. =. bet. Lamhdin
25 sn5 NNeVSSidii, g,5iii, eijy BE- R, tts'S E1a- 3d.
meier C5mFsav-S. t.-.--.....-...,-,. = S.,
ST L2C - g. n. -, :, pet T"ss4ty-
sA4 anu aHfINN-AaaATa. CITY NlaEe
l-I. John II Sammerich and wife 20
August g EusIksr and wifa-w. o. 20
T. lDCls-=g II. n. - being Jfls s.
Ing % Henry Douglass aad wlfa-w. q. 2
SEguNU-E. g.. hrf. carr AMI FRANKLIN.
city block e. Nsiiia s.. Kitchen and
husband 20 Srhoeliloru- -NlhTecht Real
Estate C0wUluv-w. d. .-.----------.----
SINTH-53 q =. In. ". =. bet. Ict0r
and walsh. city block Z>s. Peter
Gls!ch and vile et al 20 Herman jan
SLEM ART PLACE o.. w- e.. lc.
Wells and Ridge city block 5,i.
George 4. Ch1pls and wife 20 John
s. Gcruhn-lt-w. d........----..-.-.-----.
TIN NESSt,F--5 It.. W ,. bet She1an-
dulh and sidney. city block 1880. Al
bert e. Jahus and wife 90 OTTO
Sehmi9r-w. d. --.-------.---. ..---.----.- ~
THIRD n I iu- w. r.. bet. Wal
nut and Market yitv block Sts Sarah
Y. Wickenden and husband % Thom-
- Is1yley--w- d. ------...--.-. - So
THIRDS q. I in. W g.. bet Wal
nut and Market city block 81 Th1ul-
as Blylsy % D. e. Tut Realty CO.
VIRGINIA. r.. . =. being zee
Virginia city block 1fT. II 4. Eeh-
bs.n and vie 10 Emma R7ttmann-
vALSUT-t7 o.. ; :. ~. Third and
Trust 80. 20 Sophia HInle-h-spl. ". q
and River dos Prrcs. city block $50.
Oscar T. HIi.hrrE and wife 70 Maria
= 'n1ratt-U- o. --.-.----.. .-------- Is
WREN o.. n .. bet. Thekla AMI
TraHTH-r. city block a'-- George u
EaIgh o. Herman NJ. PerSlns-Gtc. D. bc
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

John S. Blake & Bro. yesterday sold
the modern ui.c-room dwelling. 40. 41Is
Russell avenue. IN Tyler place. with lot
s5Nl25. 20 J.. \ Brown. for the account Of
Mrs. SalLs Ouiutuu. Air. Brown pIr-
chased Tor q home. and will take i'm
mediate possession Consideration. N.a-5-
Also sold for Frank Buckle OF the
Mounted Police force. vacant lot SiNlsJ
on the north side OF keus4Igton avenue,
between Kings highway and Academy,
tg- Sl65y cash the purchaser. Mrs.
kI-lo Miphur. was represented by the
S-hO.lmey"r Real Estate Company. The
lul VIII be imIruNol with a mulern nat.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIS WIFE.
Gustave Rciss Held at City Hos.
pital for Observation.

While insane Gustavc Eeiss. a baker.
early yesterday morning attempted 10 KIN
his wife. Mary. ut their home, No. lssi
South Eleventh street. She is now al tho
City Hospital in the surgical ward suffer-
iuE from a scalp wound, and her husband
IS In the observation ward awaiting exam
ination as TO his sanity.
Airs. Reiss told the police that she had
no trouble with her husband. and did not
know why Dc assaulted her. She WIS
asleep l1 led when struck. she said.
EIi@s was first locked uu at the Third
District station. and then sent to tho
-Four Courts. He acted so strangely yes
tariav afternoon that be was removed TO
the City Hospital
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
THREE MONTHS FOR RANEY.
Convicted Of Using Mails for Pur.
nose OF ErHnd.

n F. Raney was Yesterday convicted in
the United States District Court Of using
the United States mails for a scheme 10
defraud and was sentenced 20 three
months Imprisonment in the Iron County
Jail.
Raney was an accompiioe Of the Raney
gang that operated I'm Southern Missouri
IN various schemes TO c1fraul by using
the mails IN rtlCg2Ec. OF schemes. They
bought bills OF goods from the Ely
" alker Dry Goods Company. the Yer
stcg-Grant Shoe Company ard other on
credit and shipped them 10 various towns
IN southern Missouri. Before time 10 SET
tie the goods Wern shipped away and the
purchasers disappeared Raagy assisted i'm
haulinC the merchandise away. and his
conviction was for this offeusc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
JUDGMENT FOR MRS. ELLENGER
I. Bell Ordered to Pay for Ring
She Pawned.

Mrs. Nellie EucnEer obtained Judgment
in Judge Ryan's division OF the Circuit
Court yesterday against +. Bell for
SIl.51. the value OF q diamond ring which
shs plwnod with Ben December last.
She sued Tor Sl5a Bel claimed he sold
DAYS reuuiroE rv law, that it is 20 he held
rTTar -ra Interest g. due. Mrs. EIiingcr's s
ATTORNEYS TsieIHr & Kelley. claimed that
the interest glS above the legal rate
and irvaliiatcd the contract
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
PLANS NEW RESTAURANT
San Antonio Man Will Spend
Sf5. 5.OGO in FURNISHINGS.

James II. Earp Of san Antonio. Tex.
has leased three rooms ON the ground floor
or the Missouri Pacific building at Sew
enth and Market streets. and will open n
restaurant
Earp announced yesterday that nc would
spend Sl5O00 In furnishing and decorat ting
the new place and promises that Il will be
one OF the finest catering establishments
In the Southwest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
HORSE STEPPED ON HIS FOOT.
Policeman Martin Eilroy Sus-
tanned Painful Injury.

Policeman Martin Eiiroy Of the Mounted
District was injured near the Cottage In
Forest Park Sunday night by his horse.
The animal became frightened and reared.
fa!ins backward on the policeman. In
getting up the horse stepucd on KiI-oy's
right foot, bru sing IT,
kilroy was conveyed 10 his home at No.
ssilA North NeWsteai avenue in Captain
MeNamee.s buggy. Doctor l. Il CadWal-
lader OF No. sl9 North Taylor avenue at
tended the injured policeman and found
that he had SUstained internal injuries and
dozen bruises in the body aud limi s.
which Will keep him from duty Tor several
weeks
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

ARLINGTON, T.. w.. s.. hs.gs lsis
and 4s-l ATlnst o. CITY b4aek Als
ARLiNGr1N--5 n. " s.. teluE i5l5
| Ian /. fsis5la ana VIE TO Ta5ilas l.
~ ", - .5i,,5 cg s.,
I LIIls. city block o.: Gi1fg~ H. Lind
and wife 20 Patrick a. GlEueau=w 81.
Az . - n 5. ee', I5iniag an
] F.UE % Austin p W,lrH-u- d..
[ Al BERT - O., e. =, being il.{ Agberrg
vile % INa &. Maun-w. d-.--.-.---.. 2
l BI,,,ACksToSE5s[,55 t. !n., W. $. bet
Pulgsd Coguty Bank TO J. Frank car
I CIIANNING-.l r. .. iu. w. 8. bet
lautcn and Pine, gitv block 1855: ETu-
80 I. wEE11r AMI vile 90 Charlotte
CHNSSfNG-st n. s., in. w. brf
Iaatln and Pine city Fl5-E lssi:
TH-m1., y, Harrington and wife 20
CLARK a.. = s.. tst. Tvcn.leth ana
Iucnty-irst. G ty biogk l1eNs also ,
Twsrtv-ssc1ud c!tv BLOCK T-0I: ArmIur
Packing Company 20 J. ogden Armour
CLARK H.. =. e. bet. Tal5;y-rsi
and Twenty second. cify blnrE l1Il- r.
ogden Armour and wife 20 Richard J..
CI.EVEI.NND-ss n. s. e.. t-t Thur-
man and klsmm. city block E=s. Non
uurh Investment GO. 90 Sdtle r.. Riley
and hushaud-T. d........------.---.---- -
DELNAR-11 T.. n s.. bet. Academy
W. Poland and husband 10 Thomas H.
DOr.NINS-al Il. ". g. bet C-ou,rau
and Hickory. city block sew AiH1A
e. Tatum % Eumess1u Realty Co.
FSrf.NSGHTf,n-- n ~ -. bst. Van
BurCn and Polk city block $50 Cley
? MsEnun % Fred Eurieho-n-y. .
Atiantic- citv bio-k i7-s. S-rhia Hun
leth and husband % 4 j. sliieE- -.
F,STRM0I-ST--7 "a. 9 In. " r. being
51I and la1IA Fairm1lnt. rifv block
go; Lewis A. J. Lpyelt % Elphrosyne
FRANELGS-s5 II. p .. bet earning
kLale and wife 20 John ]. Connolly
GARFIELD-,5 q. 3. :. ~. clara sEi
Mcyey and wife 90 o. J. Wiimarth:
GLASGOW n. ~ in, O. g. isi. 10
rnIier and University: citv block 1874.
Marssret casey and husband 90 Au-
GFiSsN MIS- 5',l'-T n '.-' e. BET Fmiiv sai
Fi1risslut. city block 2E3; HATTIE
O-Btr ard huT-ard % Paula Whitsnsr
-unilvided = interest. ". d..--.---.---. IL
GRAND-io5 n. n :, bet Emiiv sni
F11rissant: city block si77. Harry 7.
Whitensr and wife % David A. Th1m-
cRsS1-I5i ~ - ~. I.,--fi,- -,--f
Thomson TO Paula WhiteneF-srecisI
IIAMIiLToN-ss 'fii.-'-;-''s''' n. e = bet Ridge
and Wells, city block gS1I. Dora r.
S-ully 10 Louis T.. McDeruuft-w d. 80
III NJ e. s. g.. vest o. NeusteHd.
city block ENf. Bridget C-ruuuv and
husband 20 Mary and Patrick Faiyry-
JGHN-i6 a. s. =; bet Won paul and
Il'Ilr. city hlnef ZfTf. Henrietta
WlTstrrdilk 90 Isabella WoeEtrrIIck-
KENSINGToS-s5 n. n p. Isi' Arad-
eIuN and 1Llrenlun. city hl0Fk &C.
Finest l. Wagnner and wife % Mary
- hlIl-ll-es-- L.. 49, 80
kFfNSlNlfIHN-a r.. n. r.. haf. kings
highway and Academy. city block 80.
prank Buckle aud wife 90 Katie Wlp-
u.r-Ea u.sas---..s- a.--asa----. IL
X ms INGION-s3 It.. = g.. bet Glarer-
don and Academy. city block CSC.
Anna 2. Johnson and husband % Pred
W. Bower--u. d.. -----.--- o
MCPHERSON o. ~ In ~ o. bet
sarah AMI Whittier city block -lI2=
Sophie Hunieth and husband 20 Arthur
. y Egthwcils trustr"-u- 4. ..-----.----
MENABD-E T.. ". 8. being IL Men
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

and it is now thought that DE Is out os
danger IL he suffers no relapse.
Mrs Parrish said last ..iEh: 20 the
home. No E5lJ Mcmillan avenue thIs the
doctor had much improved within ;hg last
tElFiT--iN hours, and was cheerful The
prospective return % Doctor john c.
Parrish. Jr-. liss. Parrish sHIt So UHl 10
have the t-lect OF ryviyius the patient.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Held Pending Inquiry.

Mrs Mary Meyers. a midwife. IS a pris-
onor at the Mounted District Station un-
I'll the Coroner investigates the cause ot
Mrs. Sarah Franklln's death. which &C
CURED carly yesterday morning Mrs.
Franklin. Il is allcCed. died from the
effects of m operation which Mrs. Meyers
Is accused or having performed September
Il. Mrs. Franklin lived at No. 5sfS Mar
maduke avenue. MIS-. Meyers lives at
No 81 Marion street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
0NEIL SENTENCED TO JAIL.
Held in Contempt for Trying to
BTibc LAWYERS.

EioomiEgt0u. ILL., oct. l2-WIIiam
O'&1l. arrested last week for alleged at
tempt 20 br.be the lawyers t0r the defense
in a Chicago Board OF Trade suit. was
arralEuei to-day for contempt OF court
anI vas fined 81 and sentenced 10 sixty
DAYS In Jail.
Tho criminal side Of the case will be
handled by the Grand Jury.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
w. NJ. Boyce Asks Damage.

William VI. B0yce sued the St Louis
Transit Company and the United Railways
Company In the Circuit Court yesterday
for &5C10 damages, alleging that a wagon
he was driving on August q last caught
In a switch at Fourteenth street and
Washington avenue, throwing him out and
iujurluE him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Y. M. C. A. IN UNIONS STEAD.
Helen and Frank Gould Plan S1O,-
600 Outlay for Operatives.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Richmond, Va, oct. ls-Miss Helen
COULD and her brother, Frank Jay Gould.
owner Of the street car lines Of this citv.
have started a movement to form Y.
NJ c. y among the employees Of the
roads. A $500 building viii be erected
for them, and Il like sum will be expended
in fitting IL up with all modern cOnyen-
fences, including luxurious baths.
Recently there was q strike. from which
the men emerged with their union demol-
ished, and they viii not be allowed to or
ganize again, but the formation OF the Y
n G. At being in the nature OF a club
VIII. 4 is expected, keep them from get
ting dissatisfied
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
sncietr to Inrornorntc.

The Isus Pomocnic Hrvata. a benevolent
society. applied to the Circuit Court yes
terday for a pro forma decree Ot incor-
pOratiou. John TuTma Is president. s.
PuzOnic vice president and Winko Pava-
sick financial secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Joseph :. Ro:hweu & Son yesterday
sold Nos aIS and Sd Walnut street. hav-
ing a frontage OF a. feet. being a three
story brick building. two stores and four
tcuemcuts. sold for the account Of ths
Commonwealth Trust Company 20 Sophia
Huuieth Tor $500. Purchased as an in
vestmclt. The property Is all rented.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
VIII Of ChrI.tIan stein.

Christian Stein, By his viii filed for pro-
bate yesterday. left 81 each TO his chill
dren, Gertrude Laura. Clara. Anna Ed
ward and Charles Stein anu Emma Ahner.
and the rest Of his estate TO his wife Ger
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
BOYS FIGHT FOR GIRLS FAVOR
IN FRONT YARD OF HER HOME.

of Miss Mamie OConncl Causes William Paul Years
Old Williams Il Years Old Forget Their Long
Friendship and Engage Alteration Which Results in
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the very thing so long neglected. In
America 1t is quite natural that the roads
should DO had, for we began the other
way. We had to start to develop the
country by rail. That object has been
nearly attained. but 1t has caused the en-
tire neglect Of tho roads for coaching
purposes. In time there will no doubt, be-
present find my ideal field for coaching
In Europe. y.
There Is no place like Paris for coach-
ing: We have a special club here. 70
belong. You may often see Count de-
Brissac, Baron van zuylen, or. st. Leger
drive out to Longchamps In their beau.
mails.
II don't look for utility in. coach any
more than look for utility IN n rose that
q lady wears In her hat. It Is simply a
sport, luxury, If you like, but very
healthy one and one in which there Is
the least danger to either body or soul"
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tudes to take the greatest precautions
when starting on such Trips.
Remarkable chapter Of Fatality.

For fatal chapter of accidents, which
breaks all records, the village of Inter
Kortvelyes, near Arad. in Hungary has
last been the scene, according to tele-
graphic reports Just received 1t DESTROYED
in ono day a whole family named senk.
rho father drove with his wife TO a
nejghboring town. leaving his fourteen
year-old son and siXtcen-year-od daugh-
ter at home. The boy was tampering with
a loaded gun, when It exploded. and the
barrel burst. Both brother and sister were
killed instantly. and two servant maids
in tho room were mortally injured.
The father. on being informed OF the
calamity, drove homo with such haste
that he collided with heavy wagon and
the carriage overturned with the result
that his wife was killed and he himself
died on the way to the hospital.
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the country when 1. continues to be de-
MED Home Rule
The King Is the best English friend
Ireland has nowadays. and his ministers
must do whatever they can to concillate
Ireland and the Irish people
In the Hobbies of the House OF commons
1t Is believed that the king Is the person
who Initiated the Land Purchase bill,
which Is in fair Of becoming law before
the middle of August.
The bill nominaly was drafted by
George Wyndham, Secretary of State for
Ireland, but 1t is known that His Majesty
used his personal influence to induce the
Cabinet to STAND for 1t" IN every detail,
Tha Hill will do more to wipe out the
worst features of Irish landlordism than
tons of Parliamentary speeches and good
resolutions.
The BILL on its passage through the
House of Commons. has been backed by
ali the Influence of the Tory Cabinet and
the Story Government. It has gone
u 4
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to nay another visit to America next
year. accompanied this time by his
third con whom he will no doubt intro
dice to all his American friends,
The Prince is pleasant-faced youth of
nineteen. and is Intended for the navy,
although he has been saNe''eu 10 t"o
regiments In the army
Prince Adalbert has not long returned
from grand tour" of Southern Europ,
and the East, which he mad made IN company
erick. and during which they We're tho
cause of some anxiety at home by get
ting laid up With measles at Cairo,
o,ra,a 40 .,,at tSe Emperor by sending his
brother and son to be present at the S,
Louis Exposition, seeks .;ol further ss r. to EN-
phasize tho good relations ,a between the
snatcb much of the prestige of their late
victory at the polls from the Social
ocrats.
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breakfast gwen by Aoa
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SPORT OF COACHING
BEING REVIVED IN FAIRS
Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch,
Copyright 1902

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch,
Copyright, 1907
PARIS. August l.-There Is promising
recrudescence OF the arlstocratio and
healthful pastlme Of coaching and the
sport has no more enthusiastic devotee
In Paris than James X. Hyde, of New
York, who is ex-president of the aiilance
Francaise. After one OF his recent coach
ing trips to Versailles for breakfast. MI.
Hyde said.
orses and coaches MS Santos Dumont noes
on I his balloons, hut il may be that | get
just as much satisfaction out OF them;
One thing is sure-they last longer ana
are more reliable. / reed nov walt for
the good pleasure of the winds or the
clouds when want 10 so for breakfast
to Versailles or Saint Cloud,
'.IIere, In France. the pleasures We can
enjoy by driving IN coach are excep-
tionally great. spans are magnlh-
cent, for they out tof coaehlnS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
WHOLESALE MURDER
OF INFANTS AT HOSPITAL

Especial Cable to Tho Dispatch,
Copyright. 1909
MADRID, August 1.--Wholesale infant
murder has been proved against students
in the founding hospital of Jaen, Anda-
lusia.
The attention of the authorize. had been
attracted by the high death rate among
the children, and a judicial inquiry was
opened The result has been the discovery.
that more than eighty children have died
from opium poisoning.
The poison had benn given to the poor
creatures by the wet nurses in order to
make them sleep.