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The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10

= There seems to be reign of terror
in Pueblo. There should be a cleaning
out of bad men and all others. who
disturb the peace of that growing city
or else it will soon earn the reuuta-
tion of being an unsafe place of resi-
dence for decent people. Several foul
murders have occurred there recently.
A number of holdups are included in
the list of criminal acts reported to
the police. an innocent man was shot
in restaurant by holdups, so that
altogether that city needs an upheav-
al against crime There is one re-
deeming feature, however. and that
is the new Chieftain. We have faith
that under its present management a
war will be waged against crime by
that paper. which will help the police
rid the city of the criminal class, it
the police department shows any dis
position to join hands with the Chief
tain in such n crusade. ~tss.-
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10

The republican press of the state is
having a hard time in conducting the
campaign for Justice Campbell for the
supreme bench. They say nothing
regarding Judge Wilson. because they
know he is formidable antagonist
and that his career has been such that
the more they say of him. the greater
interest is created in his behalf.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10

One has only to take trip through
other counties, to be most fully con
,vineed of the general prosperity of
the western slope. But thing even
more convincing is that we live in
the best county. in the best towm of
all others. Grand Junction is bound
to be the commercial center of wide
tarritOry
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
THE SENTINEL.
~ LEE s. BUNTING, Props.
1, N. BUNTING. Editor and Manager
Lee s Bunting, Props.

The street sprinkler took the su
gestion of the Sentinel to lay the dust
in the alleys and there was consider
BILE relief from these byistreets yester-
day
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10

If the News has any regard for the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
PHILLIPS SCHOOL REMOVAL.
Plans Are Completed for New
Home on Washington Avenue.

The management of the Phillips School
on Oive street has finished plans for the
alteration and enlargement of the Plant
residence, No. 3s42 Washington avenue,
which the school recently purchased. and
will make its home next fall.
This house will give the school almost
double the room it has had on Olive street
and the increased facilities are needed.
Modern systems of plumbing. heating and
ventilation will be Installed.
The following are among the patrons Of
the school: j. D.. Ables. B. s. Adams. Mrs.
w. 7. Aderton. William Bagnell. A. NJ.
Blaekweil. H E Bridge. George n. Brown,
G Mss; G. " Cor,l sslle I. Louis chauyene.'
DUPONT. Francis G.. Eaton, Howard Ell
lott, Dwight Fflley. D. r. Francis. ]. s.
Fuqua. James Garneau. A. B. Goodbar.
Samuel Gordon. J. u. Hoskins. D. NJ.
Duncan Joy. D. 6. Kingsland. H G.
Knapp n. 7. Lane George B. Leighton. /.
II. Lionbereer. j. 7. Long, j. B. c. Lucas
Mrs. A. Macauley, Mrs. ". G. -McCrearY.
Crfttenden Mckinley. Thomas Mckittrick.
Hugh McKittrick.. g; McNair. Leo Moser.
II. G. Mudd, T. K. Niedringhaus, Charles
Nagel. Miss Mary B. Nichols. George Med
rfnshaus. B. Nugent. E. e. Parsons. s. NJ.
Pholan. E. L. Randell. George T. Riddle.
T: p. Riddle. D.. R. Russell. H. c. Scott.
Mitchell Scott. Charles W. Scudder. j.. A.
Seldom; A T. simpkins. J. F. sheeley.. G.
W. X Stanard. ". H. stovall. William SUIT
ton. D. G. Taylor. B.. J.. Taussig. William
H. T%hornburgh. E. d. Tilton, ". p. H.
Turner. F. J.. Wade. Porter White, F. c..
W~hittemore. l. Bierman. E. F. GoItra, AL
bert Merrill and James Green.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
DRIVERS STRIKE UNSETTLED.
Commission Men Refused to Grant
Demands of Men.

The commission drivers strike on North
Third street has not yet been settled. Sew
eral meetings have been held during the
last few lays without result. The commits
sion men will not grant the demands which
the strikers have asked. and If the strike
is settled 1t will be by arbitration.
Carloads of strawberries and other per-
ishable fruits are standing on the tracks
with nobody TO haul them. All vegetables
and fruits shipped from the South and
which were formerly unloaded on the other
side of the river are being brought to this
side.
The strikers have been very quiet SO far
and deny that they lave been o~verturning
wagons and pulling drivers from their
seats. Extra policemen are still stationed
in this district.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
TEXAS COMING TO FRONT
WITH 100000 FOR EXHIBIT.
Citizens Contribute Literally to Fund
for State Representation at the
Worlds Fair.

Rapid progress is being made by the cit
liens OF Texas in raising $500 coo. with which
it is intended to provide a suitable exhibit
for the Lone Star State at the Worlds Fair
next year. The Legislature having made no
appropriation, citizens nave undertaken TO
raise an appropriate sum by private contri-
buttons
In the furtherance Of this plan the San
Antonio Express has published the names
to the fund from the Alamo City, and the
list shows the spirit of enterprise with
which the Texans are entering into the
project of having their State properly rep
resented at the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition.
Other cities and many of the smaller
towns are following San Antonio's lead In
this matter. and everywhere the papers are
encouraging liberal support OF the Worlds
Fair Commission. which presented the con-
tribution idea to the citizens for their ap-
proval. 1t Is believed that when the first
returns are made it vii, be oun that the
required amount is fully subscribed.
tt San Antonio Express is anxious that
the two national political conventions be
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
NEWS ABOUT SOCIETY
ON THE EAST ! SIDE 1!

Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell OF Alton has gone
Mrs. HI. N. Chittendon has returned from
an NIX ss'eR Msry y Eme ia pe ,nTibble has returned
to Minneapolis. MINI, after visiting with
| Mrs. E. A, Bassett of Alton.
I Miss AddelI BoZZa has returned from an
| extended visit in ST. Louis.
Mrs. w. r. Smith has returned from
Bunker Hill. H.. where she visited with
Mrs. Scott Belt.
Ada Logtnan Of st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles Seibold Of Alton has gone
Mrs.. Clifford Norton of Chicago is a visitor
Mrs. G. Taphorn of Alton has gone to
Carlyle. III.
recent visitor in Bunker Aill. iii.
Miss Lulu Rhoads of Upper Alton has
gone to Kane, III. ]
Mrs. Martin Baurnan OF Alton has gone
to Nokomis. III.
| Mrs. John R. Davis of North Alton is en-
tertaining Mrs. John Coppinger and Misses
Abbie Dorsey and Matte Winter of st.
Mrs. ]. o'Conneil and Miss Ethel simp-
son Of Alton have gone to Boston for an ex-
Mrs. Neuman of St. Louis was the guest
of Mrs. Paul E; Harvey In Alton last week.
Mrs. L. B.. Starkey of Upper Alton has
gone to Bethalto. ILL.,.
Miss Nellie Lane of Alton was a visitor
Mrs. H. N. Hutchins of Quincy, III. was
the guest of friends in Alton last week. {.
Miss Mary Heckler has returned to st.
Louis after visiting with relatives in Alton.
Mrs. David Sternberg of Alton was a re-
cent visitor in Nokomis: III.
Miss Nellie Bradish of Alton1is a visitor
in st. Louis,
Mrs. Charles Raith of Alton Is, entertain
ing Miss Hattie Paul of Fosterburg. III.
Miss Millie McCollum of Alton has re-
turned from ST. Louis.
Miss Florence wager of EdwardsTlle IS
a visitor in Alton.
Miss Caroline Cunningham Of Alton has
gone 10 ST. Louis to visit with Miss Etheleen
Stroud.
Mrs. Louis Puetz of Alton is entertain
ing Miss Ida KILLER Of Brighton, Ill.
Miss Bertha Dorsey of Alton has returned
to Monticello Seminary, after visiting rel
Miss Clara Leeper Of Alton has gone to
Chicago.
Misses Mary and Jennie Crawford rave
gone to Oakland, Cal
Mrs. II. T. Burnap entertained the Upper
Mrs. B. Coyle of State street entertained
at euchre Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Hendricks Of No. 100 East
Second street. Alton, is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Green of Colorado. Tex.
Mrs, Mary D~egenhardt. of Alton has gone
to Quincy, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Porter have returned
to Woodbine. Ia. after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, ]. F. Porter of Alton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e Miles Of Upper Alton
have returned from Eureka Springs.
Miss Sybil Morgan OF East Newoern, Ill,
Is a visitor in Upper Alton.
Decatur. Ill.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

Miss Gertrude Jackson of JerseyvilIe en-
tertained at cards on Saturday afternoon of
last week.
TIE Browning Club of JerseyviIIe was
entertained at the home of Miss Elizabeth
E1ton on Friday evening of last week in
honor of Miss Nina e -athouse o. Des
Moines, Ia.
Mrs. B. III. Akard of J%erseyville has gone
to indianapolis. Ind.
Miss Cornelia Browniee of Jerseyvill. err
tertained Miss Blanche Mccain of East st.
Louis last week.
Miss Clarabeii Slater of Jerseyville is en-
terteining Miss Lilliebe!i Pierre of St.
Louis. :.
Mrs. a. Hall of Jerseyville has gone TO
Bloomington. Ill.
Mrs. George NJ. Herdman was a visitor in
st. Louis last week.
Miss Theo. Dcdson Of Ierseyville was a
recent visitor in 81. Louis.
Miss Minnie Bartlett Of Delhi. H.. was a
visitor in Jerseyville last week.
Doctor Henry W. Rich is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. R.. o. Rich. Of Sterling. Ill.
Mrs. Charles Clendenen has returned to
auburn. Ill. after visiting with Mrs Frank
William Ccckrell has returned TO st.
Louis after visiting friends in JerseyviIle.
Mrs. NJ. A Clark of Jerseyville has gone
to Carroliton. Ill.
Mrs. J. II. Robler of ST. Louis was a WISH
tor in Jerseyville last week.
Mrs. F. A. Whitlock has gone to Carroll
ton. ILL.,. to visit with friends.
The Misses Daisy and Norma Berry of
Jerseyville have returned from st. Louis.
William W E. Holland of Jerseyviile has
gone to Bloomington. III.
Mrs. Ellen Leresche of JerseyyiIle has
gone to Granite city.
Mrs. George Earhardt of East St. Louis
was a visitor in Jerseyville last week.
Mrs. Leslie Cross of Jerseyyille enter
tanned Mrs. Richard Fain of Carrollton. Ill,
last weet.
Miss Ruth Radcliff entertained Miss NJ.
S. Fftzgibbons of ST. Louis last week.
Mrs. William 6. Burnett of Jerseyville
was a recent visitor in Carrollton, III.
Miss Pearl Dashner of St. Louis was a
visitor in Jerseyville last week.
Mrs. Henry Bot of Jerseyville was the
guest OF Mrs. Sarah Hassett at Brighton,
H.. Last week.
Mrs. H. A. Tunehorst of Jerseyville wal
a VISITOR at Piasa C~hautauqua last week.
Misses Winnie and Lucy Fleming of Jer-
SEVILLE have returned from ST. Louis.
M!ss"1essie. Whitehead of Kane. H.. was
the guest of friends In Jerseyville last week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Victor E. Desnoyers of Jer-
SEVILLE are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B..
D~esnoyers of ST. Louis.
Mrs. Thomas Hobson has returned to
Kane, ILL.,. after visiting with Mrs. Leslie
Cross in Jerseyville.
Mrs. A. T. Vaughn of Jerseyvllle has re-
turned from Hardin. Ill.
Miss Meyers has returned to Bowling
Green, Mo-. after visiting with her brother,
E.. A. Meyers, IN Jerseyville.
Miss Lucy Alexander has returned to st.
Louis after visiting with friends in Jersey
VILE.
Miss Margaret. Gibbons of Delhi, H., was
a recent visitor In Jerseyville.
Miss Annie Costello of Jerseyville has re-
turned from st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
EDwARDsvILLE, ILL.

Mrs. Charles o. Lide of Mount Pleasant.
Tex, arrived Tuesday evening for q visit
Mrs. II. T. Wharf is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. George Ashton of st. Louis.
who arrived Monday for a two weeks
visit.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Teldner was celebrated this
week at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
There are four children, seventeen grand.
children and three great-grandchildren. All
were present at the celebration, and in ad.
dition the following guests; The Reverend
Mrs. Henry stolte of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Sickbert. Mr.. and Mrs: F. W. Soitze.
sIclt and MI Mrs; and Hsn Ers vo7 VIM 5F-t k dod Mrs; +:
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry ~Dankenbrins. Mr.: and
Mrs. B. Metzger: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tegt-
meier. Mr.. and Mrs A. Brewe. Mrs Eoss
Brewe OF Edwardsville. fi.
Miss Martha Wolf Of the Bunker Hill
News "a entsrts Ms4 this week by her
Mrs. Priest and daughter. Miss Maud. Of
St. Louis. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Poa his week.
Misses Anna and Laura Schroeppel OF Col
linsvilie. ,
Miss Dollie Pabst is making an extended
visit in st: Louis with her sister, Mrs. LOUIS
Mr.. and Mrs. William sch.lze entertained
a house party Of ST. Louis friends this week,
STnOlS tne number itilS IL anu his w
liam Muschany. Miss Louise Fisher. Miss
Louisa Goetz. Louis. George and Theodore
Muschany. Joseph Zeiser and Gus Raum-
schulz.
Mrs. Chas. ". Hosto and daughter. Ell
inor, of Alhambra. visited her parents here
Tuesday. -
Miss Annie Amman of St. Louis is a
guest of her brother. J. F. Ammann.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Jahns. Helen. Elmer
and Christie Jahns Miss Ida May and
Charles Halter of st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hess and Miss Alma May of Ma
rine were here the first OF the week. guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis May
Miss Carrie Wolf of ST. Louis street is en-
PERTAINING Miss Annie Trares of St Louis.
Mrs. 6. w. ~Fiegenbaum has returned
from a visit in Alton with Doctor and Mrs.
j. H. Fiegenbaum-
Miss Annie Trares. R. II. Gill, S. E. John
son. e. L. Bass. S. II. Nudge and D. r.
Nix were out from ST. Louis for the dancing
party given on Saturday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Wheeler.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
JERsEYVILLE. I'LL.

Miss Dacy has returned TO st. Louis. after
visiting friends in Jerseyvflle:
Mrs. o. S. Randolph of Delhi was a recent
visitor in J~erseyville.
Mrs. Harry q. Hill of J%erseyville is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Noble in St. Louis.
Mrs. J.. j. Wiseman was a recent visitor
in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson of Jerseyville
has gone to Friend. Neb.
Mrs. William Price of Carroiiton. Ill. was
a recent visitor in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy Of Jerseyville was
a visitor at Piasa Chautauqua last week.
Mrs. NJ S. Moore has returned TO Ship
man. ILL.,. after visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Taylor.
Mrs. J. G. Schwaz of J~erseyville is a
visitor In ST. Louis.
Mrs. Isaac D. Snedecker of Jerseyville has
returned from Plainview. III.
Mrs. John A. Sheppard of J~erseyville was
a visitor IN ct. Louis last week.
Mrs. Oliver T. Ruyle of ~Jersevville enter
tanned her brother. Richard E. Taylor Of
st. Louis. last week.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
WEBSTER GRovES MO-.

Mrs. Tucker. who has been spending sew
eral, months in California. returned this
week.
Mrs. Skinner entertained q few friends at
luncheon Wednesday in honor Of Miss
Lillian Lewis, who Is visiting Mrs. J. r.
Belts.
MI. and Mrs. c. L. Martin entertained the
Every Other Week Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R Stddy issued cards for
a euchre Saturday evening.
The Family Dancing Club. which has been
20 well attended all winter. held Its last
dance Friday evening.
Miss Helen Quinton Of Topeka returned
home the first OF the week.
Miss Warner and Miss Elizabeth Warner
came out to attend the dance at Bristol
Hall, guests Of Mrs. Marshall Baker.
Miss Elva Wright received Informally
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Cockreli left the first
Of the week for New York City, where they
are sojourning, awaiting the sailing OF
their steamer for Old Mexico. where they
will make their home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
held in St. Louis next year; An editorial

held in st. Louis next year. An editorial
in a recent issue says. in part:
The utmost possible success Of the Worlds FAN
is supposed 10 be the wish Of every patriotic Amor.
lean. and it should also be the general desire
that everybody should enjoy the instructive e1-
hibit which viii be afforded by a visit to the H11-
D tEitIcn- One purpose Of all such exhibits II to
educate the people. to stimulate and eneourass
enterprise and promote progress. and the more
people that can be brought within the scope OF
the enterprise the better II will b. Tor the -.
should be desired to add as many Inducements -
ptssible to attract VISITORS TO the Fair City dun.
Ing the progress OF the Fair.
The Opposition celehrates a great pYaitEN.
event-the annexation OF a vast territory to the
United States-and the occasion should arouse
the enthusiasm OF both political parties. Tne
conventions would be better attended II held IN
ST. Louis than II held elsewhere, and the Fnir
would obtain some benefit from the large E1fn-
erinss that would be called to Its immediate Vi
clnity. There is no better convention city than
81. Louis. Nowhere else could the cooventtoop
be better taken care of. and II would be difncult
TO find a more central or more accessible ,o0sr
ton.
Let us hope. therefore. that the National Co!n,;,
vention OF each of the great political parties WI
be held In ST. Louis next year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
BELLEVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X. Remover of winser,
Neb:.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R
Mrs. D. B.. Heller entertained friends
Monday evening. Those present were:
Misses Gratiot. Stookey. Hughes and Weir
and Messrs. Marshall Weir. E Chittenden.
w. Heller and w. Richardson.
The marriage of Miss n c. Gardner
and Edward Husler took place Tuesday
morning at st. Luke's Church.
Miss Whitney is visiting in East st. Louis,
Mr. and Mrs. chas F. Merker Of East st.
Louis were in Belleville visiting relatives
last week.
MT. and Mrs. W. wlnkelmann will sail
from New York, for Europe line 4 on the
Kronprin1 Wilhelm II.
Emil Primm departed yesterday for Cali
fornia.
friends.
Julius Leopold departed for Los Angeles.
Cal. last week.
Mrs. L. Bray is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Bach.
Miss Whitney has returned from a visit
in East st. Louis with Miss Mildred Fair
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Merker have returned
from a visit In Belleville.
William Rau of Chicago is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Born.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
HARDWOOD NOTES.

Mrs. Q. J. Mudd and children nave re-
turned from a visit to St. Charles.
NH Van Antwerp. Of sedaiia. Mo.
George Stevens of st. Louis has rented
the house in which Doctor Wyer lived. and
M Mrs n0 George ras 1Iafn Eswa ards is entertaining
Miss Julia Macbeth and her brother,
Mrs. D.. F. Kitredse of st. Louis spent a
few days this week with Mrs. Derrick
The Conversation Club met Saturday for
The table was unique in its decorations. In
the center was a May pole. from which
bright ribbons were draped to each place.
kets. made of inverted leaves Of the May
apple. filled with dainty wild flowers. Cow
ers were laid for twelve; Among those pres
Picker. Arthur B. Amber. WHY'S King,
Misses Bessie Barr. Frances Wilde and
Mrs. T. d. KimbalI has been entertaining
her sister. Mrs- F. w Persons. and her
son; Walter Of Decatur. III
p barn dance Saturday evening in honor
OF her daughters at their home. The Naples.
South Nrkwood; Mrs. Heimbueeher and
guests IN the broad hallway OF their home.
and after al had arrived the young host.
s &C. b @ai'e Which s'% %ss p@sttii tsa as sSs ssi fe o.
s Misses sse HaTsie. S S%isS and nd Mays s1e! sn,. Seo q
Susoser. 'eaaas s1s ssssia aP Eavi 1sa0e Mc h e
M Msfiisss. 4 Viii j. Hf MeeaSei Ma Ffsasls H rs.
ward McEnnis, Daniel H. Mullen, Orvtile
Suck, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank v. Suck. Mr..
end Mrs. p. J. Kinseila and Mrs H. D. No
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph P. Erker and their
sAster, Mrs. Henry Eetinghaueen, depart in
o. May 30 on the Campania- for a long visit
abroad.
Miss. have been in Kirkwood for a month.
They were at the old North Side Inn. and
their school work was unchanged except for
st. Louis. They departed for the South
Friday morning.
Colonel and Mrs Alexander G.. HeQuem-
eouth Side in St. Louis and are located in
their new one on Bompart road.
The Glee Club Is rehearsing an opera,
His Honor. the Mayor" which it will pre-
The Magazine Club Of Kirkwood held its
closing meeting for the season Thursday at
usual picnic luncheon was enjoyed by TWEEN
" members and at its conclusion the meet
ing was called to order by the president,
nary business Miss Mary Murtfeldt read q
paper on natural history and Mrs. Hazard
6f Woodlawn-oue Of the especial guests
gave a most interesting and instructive talk
on the Philosophy of Wordsworth. The fol-
lowing ladies are nominated for ONCE for
Hext season: Mrs. Winism w. Keeper. pres,
treasurer. 4
IEiss Fontaine Jones came from larry
RGsWinter to be one Of the attendants at
f3ee marriage of her brother. Berkeley. to
Mss Hough.
Church has been completed and WILL be
used for the hrst time Friday evening. May
3! at SIS. Mr.. Charles Galloway OF ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
ATTORNEY MAKES HIMSELF
PRISONER FOR FIVE HOURS.
A. Kamman Play Game Of Hide-and-
Seek In Nc to Prevent Deputy
SHERIFF. From Serving Him.

Three Deputy Sherins kept A. Kamman,
an attorney. with an ONCE In the DeMenil
building. q prisoner IN his office for five
hours yesterday afternoon. The deputies
had q writ to serve. and as yesterday was
the last day of service for the June term
Of the Circuit Court. they would not give
up until the paper had been delivered.
Deputy Sheriff Frank C. LANCE was sent
out first TO secure service. On reaching MT.
The deputy knew his man was inside, how
ever, as he had been told %, and through
the glass door could see him moving about.
The deputy knocked several times. but re-
He waited for about half an hour, then
fearing that Kamman would escape by
means 2, the trs escape Or through ssoomnss
caught a glimpse Of Kamman, who was
passip 1se a dep,;,y q a ssrT nssf.n. d1 SacK to a his
office.
In response to the telephone message for
assistance. Deputies William Fteesman and
They stationed themselves around the office
so that Kamman could not possibly escape,
and prepared to wait II necessary until mid
Meantime Kamman had communicated
with friends By telephone. and was kept
posted through them as to what was going
uties wa immediateiy %teiephoned by K n
mans friends.
From time to time the deputies would
peer into the ONCE through the letter slot,
but the man inside managed to keep out
of range Of their vision. Once they dis
covered hin trying to look out at them.
and they poked in the writ, but Kamman
was too quick and got ava before service
could be secured In this way.
After about five hours waiting. the depu-
ties began to become exceedingly tired and
consulted as to what strategy could be
practiced to serve their writ. About that
time the scrub woman happened along, and
Romonsky was struck with an idea. He
asked her to open the ONCE next to that Of
Kamman 80 that he might use the tels-
phone.
The woman complied with their request.
and the three officers gained entrance to
Kamman's ONCE through a communicating
door. The attorney took his defeat grace
fully and explained that he was sorry to
keep the deputies waiting 30 long. but he
wanted service put of. so as he would
not have to appear until the next term OF
court /, S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

onstrated a love and talent 10. the pro-
fession in which her father is engaged. n
from the parochial school he proposes to
send her to teachers of dramatf art
The child has appeared In many enter,
tainments in st. Leo's Parish. and now
adays is counted upon for important parts.
She especially distinguished herself at the
Odeon by making a pretty speech and pre-
senting TO Father Harry a handsome bou-
Quet CT twenty-five American beauty roses.
a rose for each year of the jubilee. In ths
pantomime which followed she helped to
illustrate the story of Bobby Shafto."