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lr-hblltu f.lrnMtm Itclurnlnis.
J. Ulrr l.lnra llrrnnr TrnHle.
C car 4'alla llaiiar infrrrnrr.
llal.itil lln-ako .til l(rrril.
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rfllfia Hltc llt-all ll..im.
4. I'rinlrra llirr Claim Vli-t..r.
llilil l-lts hn i.rt.nih.
B. Tlllr Ciiarntil) Trait suit.
Iriinnarr rnru lllnlrra.
7. I.lltlat KaaanliM l'rftrrlira.
Ht-r la t.lrl'a Murilrr.
1 1. Inlrralulr flrrfliunla' Mrrlliia;.
Inlirnll) ( .!. Ii Drill,
(aaltoal llriiuliiiiliia laajair.
UT .tils
i 1'iiKn t'Jt ami i:i. Ilirla, Marrlasr
nu'l llurliil llrrorila a nil rw i r
Ix.rHlliiua I'nua- IS. I truth tie.
I'ncr 7. Iraarl Motriarala on
I'ucr S.
wmiic.ti;.
U 11 .; -n luattli ;-il is .liarfNl it!i
mlzz iim jt"' l'A;i; J'.'
ii a .i .i iinuit.N.
Tli" liiviiitul Ki.mk VV .M.-vliiII nks
t' .it ln wi' iv l Hit i .-. i ;,!. .itlitrwi li.i
mil i .. .(, e- law l'At:iJ I
I'ornuT l.lfiit-iuint 'Sovcrnnr O'ilrani
i"j Uftl :iti-t -IIeJiHi- uo.iii,I,,I in lits mvn
,u.l liy uiilitftilillcd atnncr. ln eg.
' I ! I'.U.K 1.
r. u ji'TiIro Iniirnvi-1 hhim'-a ii.il In
' f l'o.ul. I,tn JScr?oa C.tv ii vtill
. int l'.MIK 2.
)u iil n ii-. it) rlv. r I'.'r.iki all ni-on!-!
r (itniiin t1iM,l.-. l'Ai;i-: T
y !. v.-.! id Iw ii;mk Shellry i-
K I . titiKU of rit.it ttnco:i anl
mi . louit.1,1 ir I'A'aKS.
I tt r.r. ("lull rrcniiEliiors lc?al fiction
-. t -i-i'iMutni iiifjni-T!'. r.;i-: 3
I i -i t- t J A larks-on of TrHrnliili
" Nil! en tiKht-iititir ii y ciiu.sr i
v ' i'At;i:
I'i i tiff in IlsiOo TttN :unratUv TniM
i .tut tin j.iii! w1tr- n Milnt. I'Al.K 1.
r k- s i.-.ir IMiin!ttti!c nrt:-iulxt im
Jii.l.i-i..lti,t r.incrrn. I'AtSK
It' z. II AiMicrson. ir iir.-Miil.tit of
. .'.' r ,n,:il Tiut i.'iriniiaii, invdlrta
I , Ity I .win I'Atli; V.
S' louts l':i.vttity ulll nluinilon mili
tary iJr i I.. ,iu iifi much time N n--j
it J (mm lUum I'AtiK II.
I'. I 4i.il x.tiliouta drfr.Mv at
' - . Iiuii-a at Intorctitt. Mrr
i i ii.. tn.s I'AiII-J 1
i:M:itAI. IHMI ti;.
ir ui tt tit jt .Idrtil? Ma. si1hiif4
. i in S ihr.. irt-.n arr fa-
'i' liijuttil uml a M-uro ate t.'rlBBaK
r l'At:r. I
A v i' .'rnnaii, who tvturn.ti Krt-
' i . ix t-nir uf i:urojK- lth Mr aini
l 'uini J Kin?t!U ami ilma Km
ci irj . . i tor St Iajiii. i'AitM I
l'.P h-Ainwy if rtatt ciu-n'
rtrrnatir r. b rntrrlni New York t'f
'S'. ami taktr.tr ill. !?' l'.MIK 1
V tol itu-.llon In MIouri kjt more
w Karmrr in l!loorl lttr but
!" hrtr"l with Insntlatlon arf Sep
tic -l i at ... hUfcrr croan.i 1'AGC I.
t is v ktr stuck itcallty :
Or- irv ttuit intllrtnil tt'tlt. P.VOE i
A' tritjon t prfotTOwi on l"r.'-
4rn ' . , . . i Olirasv rnljersltj
l'AC.E i
!' ' : l!'VMcrit ir its to rcj i
lfk htrfra. 'of tW oo ctianct b-
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nmrJs - t ntr:hutkr I'AISK
1 ' a;:ure ratjr asm r.ncrn-i
- T ur- ror rt nod i kjukins far
r t . jf rta'ni anil art. t.-aart.U
. . tmiti. . PAOK a.
' . a rrat Ilro.l action In
... .i ni: juarntitirtf ; TA7E i
t. f.rl rnanirrisl in vraat UtJWtnr
S. - I i'l!. StSw 1AE 7
i'ihi;ii:x.
i - ti ifstKKi a rati tVr a twenml
. itif rrr: - at TJw ilatror It la un-
u-i-t.il tJt lre-ii!'Kt ltarvHt in
tt!jvth nt tb move. TAtlK ;
rtrraan Pny OowsetSor -ar at ar-
jai sj Anjrroaa t'oa-ui Geivrai a: Br-
a :hat i-i rofatscn lt!j Vra-rtca e-
it- If uta.rtsi asdfT tin' rjutn5 -
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Ktll HOll.
t'rrrat rye oSii-U. of ratirajati nat af
I - CrcMf abtit 3umi !AGK i
Vi'"e Kjnaha n--cpertsr fafer a
i'jir 1.1 fratur of liir KiBVrr-Gckl tc-
rf lUtji; :
scout ii:tt.
lir.saj drfrat "ite ;-et hy a trnrv of
5 i i'ACK v
an!:aal li" td Cckrao Catw by
.-. of i to: Paus l
Kt:'-h fctii :Mn J.ft.- 7-iro.
I ir?ai t i i'AOE i
Iji-val fcttiv.I tmB Nc. Kftilfi:
fcr t!w Kiimd. PAt5!i Sl
PrcsiJcnt Hrrrn-an ojJiokH votrc bal
liAjvra vevki hijfccr sUrto. ACS S-
THE ARCHBISHOP
ON HIS WAY HOME
Itcluriis I'ioiii ICuniju-aH Totir
With .Mr. ami Mr. Willhim J.
KiiiM-lla ani! Mimm Kinaellu.
ARRIVES TODAY OR TOMORROW
Yififiil Ni.ltil ('aihi'ilrairi uf OIl
Wiirlil fur J'uiiiiv aitiiilniin: in
('iiiiriti'iii'timi f NVw Hi.
I.miia Callit-ilral.
a
Tl.r lirii.il:ir Curtail.
lliraM iiuil.lllli: Kt V'Tli vr
New York, Sffit. !. HU f.r.ic: ArcSi-lil-hoU
Jnlin J. I.Iliiim.m, uf rit. Lout, ah-,
arrtvcfi hfro "n iriJay :inl fix nt rVtttir
l.iy anij Sumliv at t li rfttj if Mrs
Ki'tmUt In J.ui.f riuivn. I:. I.. Kfl fur liomc
to-ilay.
Tliu Arcliliislmii. nlii !i:ia lrn alroi
with Mr an.! Jlrn. William J. Kln.IU
ntiii Mlm Kin'-lli if rit. !.uK talli-il rn
the ''.iminn.i .in Jnlv a anil roturnel on
Hi vame tiattit-r I'ri.Iiy. The sttarncr
ti.n!' a ii'-w r--ir-l if five ami one-half
!" from u- n.ion.
Arciihlz-tiuti ;i'ntiiu I. ft at fn-e for
Jani.stoun for :i l.rif v:lt. Mr. Kln-s'-II i
an-i Ills fa-nllr ar- Mopi.tm; at the W.tl-lorf-Asidif
i atiii will ilvjatt for hum.- on
Wiiirit hiiay
W unit alroail for rst and rfen-a-tl'ni.'-
alil Mr. Kinslit tl.is (vr.itiK-"111"-
;ra-. hout-VLT, v.n nnxioi to e
K't'ie of tin. ttc.l-ktioxvn ratlinlrai!! of the
ilil W.rlii with a v!- to tho -r-ctioti of
a new rathc-ilral r. St. !ouU. V tra-lf.l
tiiKt'thrr lii tiUK-tistiikaii, xhre a Ivi.-ira-t'.i.ti
from rit. I'.itrhk's I'olli (.-. ThurlfS.
ni"t tlii Airtililslicp juiii urlol him t"
Tliurl.x. Hhi re. with Anrhhiyhi-p IJyan of
PhilaoVlihla. ili.-y vhtp KUtai- of honor
at it r.ni! hiiiu't.
JIADK Tut It ill' !i:i;i.AXl
"His rir.ir.' rctiini'il to I'lit.Iln. wlifn:
w rfjulii.-il him ami tiiaiit- a tour of Ire
l.ti.ti. rm.-rini; aN.ut 1 ' mll.s In all. I'i
ibIjI il.iys VV.- xlhti-il all iilnl ot ln-t.T-st
ami "tit a cr.-at part of the time
in U'irklow .nil pf.ii. oumtlt .
"I uant to --ay that Hi liot.-!- in Ir
I.itiil i:om..ir xt-rx- faxuraMy itli tliost- of
any cuimtry In iaiiii'. The ,n iiimm.i'i i
tlotia ri- r-a!lv yoial. Jii.lt:..! v.n h th.
Matiil.ir.l if Am.rlraii hot.-!-. IJut. after
all. mi.- n:nt i;o .ihruni if h txantx to
learn to a'lii'ii-ialt the pert lot- in the
liol-ls ola this ciile of tile 1i!k ionl. J-i"-!
aNiut a tnoii'li uf it will conxineo any
American Ili.it 'ihtreV no 'l.i.-e like home
"V. viyiti.l Ki.Iani! ami tl.tii h's time
eiit lit uiiv. litre of ui to Par!" W- mifiil
him lv a feu lumr.- in tie Kr neh m!
tal. he h.ii.t:: 1 f; fur i.nri. uri.I Mil in
to xNIt th famous rjile -irals of thixe
itliK. for future MiManre
Ni:ii.:ri"i:u n toi;i:ists.
"ArrhhUhoi I!.. 'linen xx.t much Imtr. s!nil
with the general eoinlitiona -icx.:llin in
Irtlar.i! rlxerthlnjr looks jir-oriit-roiiii. The
ri.;.!.i are in hetter shape than one enaM
l-ti,ly lin.iKUi- It i- a.-li.iii.-lii:iK that
morv Anierii-aiix tio not xi-n In lam to si it
U bt.iu:..". hut till-, if iue. in. .Iutilit. to
lrth.ircv on Sh iiart 'f tit' Irih peolile.
They i.i ll. .t tt'ia to ajijtieeiate thv fart
that the hue ntrx far .tiimrior lo
inot of the ountrif in llur-je, sml that
Am.r.i.in touit uoi:M jut a- chully
t;-mi ttie'.r iii.n.. j in Irel.m.i a in ltzer
latli! or Praia".-.
Th.- trouhle i t!n.y haxe not tt
auukdieil .to tliu nfeen-:t of tx;lultliiK
their eoimtry'.N aliraetioiM to trax.-Vri.
Two of the i;rejit.t tfai:iliti lin I.u.il
in Ire'auJ. t the tourl-t" imineilldt.-iy
lu.iii- fur Silr"rlan.i. iYaiu-e or "r
tnanx. whrn tliev vionl.i. if they on!
knuM of the NaUtit- of Irel.intl. at Ua-t
N'nll a .rtUm of their time ami monr
there T ijiris known ai:i:iah
"Wli- rex.-rAe went xx. w.. r iri're -e(l
with the fait that St I..mi- Is n.e.v aM
well kr.nwn ahroa.l a anj Anuruan lt
anil this is -lue wholl to the l.oui'-Uiia
l"urchae i;m.it.on At every hotel
wher- e reKttr.ii a. St. l.mi:ati. the
CUesls viniM lu-.tiifillaiel) Ij-kIii to il'i-u.
the Krw.it Ils-t-t-it: -n. until 1 hcfaine atih
ll.xl that If St l.ouH pot nuthtni; mure
than tSu- ailx.ritrnnsnt txrry dollar e-1-ale.i
fur that iir.ijis-t ha- i-m well rt
Ikiid '
Mr. KtnsWla sail h '.m not familiar
with any plan Arrtitlfbop GU-cnon ma
InxT for the n.H t I.ouU Cathedral It
! M hQ'arx'.r. that l.t xlrare lias not
rt d.ctdej uixm the itIc of architecture
t" be emplojeil Two arrhltfctn. one
l?rnrh and the othr German. hax- Veen
reijur-ited to yubmlt ila:. for tfc nv
eUtr.ve
SIR THOMAS UPTON INJURED.
Thrown From Horsi Hiirin H-vii-xx
of Troop h Km.: FMwartl.
K.Ii'.b-reh S. tlarl. Spt :j -The
r-ratet mMT of S--' hrfn 'nder arm
la- ;e b.i;tle of ri.-lie. flr'd n. -
1aj iv Kme n!ar! hrr tcdit
Th Hint arT!xl at "hf -:tih . -ir'-:al
thl -n-trnlni arj pro.Md-il to Jtolx
rpo.1 patae. -ens. attfide.S bv tlt
rok. f Ciwti!: t inj n I rUliant jtaff.
r rsj to the pande trsunj in Kins'
Park. wjwr. nrl ox fvctch xoiun
tra roarrhJ pat hi M jety
IxTanir tlW nxxreh it. ?irl Thoroaa lp
:n. lw l !KMMra:y CMontl of th Se
otil Lvtrkrlts Enpinfwv -"a ttsttlln:
ht rttn-nt tw tha Kinc h-n hi
K.ra thrnv taim ! Sir Tharna. -usa
V . J in tr-. r'
- T" -r."- ',rt, .- ni: of a cut
sao-'h ac-J it.' hv --ld. r .r 1 xr-r. 15 '
w-. n'.a-.J -tvj-.c j a udj.n -b-
T . t -.7 ' -i e-rx to sir Thcm
a - -o -i.r.. . to SL rt)a.yt.in. I
BIG FIRE AT MEXICO, MO.;
BUSINESS PART THREATENED
!
r.rv ' - pe -jv
Meiiixx .t. S,;ir Is At fi5i toT3i!it tt: Ininwrj" Pti'.Wisz cvtsp!l
.hr the llstbaxxay-Xeii"! Grain Ciaiiscy htirsT Into flame aatl thrpaJfna to
i tIf-srn'T tttt1 etjtlrx tn-3 ;ortIoa of tlic cit.
Tiif vis? Hatl i in iaen.
, Ob a.vtiKt oi" tt? uc-ax- aaoutie :; t irnric-aalWt to xvaJst withla txvn WrarV
if lb. Waif.
S;ari arc faMi:: fcr six b.xiis aruuuxl. aaU tlit? Saon's' are prcaUic(
m tar...!r
GOULD AND RAMSEY
DO NOT SPEAK
ConateruMtioo Kunuen WlifD Wa-
liiittli I'lenidfat Heliinitf uud
Taka i'ofM-MKiou uf Ofluv.
SAYS HE HOPES TO WIN FIQHT.
Safi in tSfrr'tnr,v' Office Lurked
'and riiief Kxirriiliiv ! Not
l'vriuitti'd t View Traiu-
fi-r Iiooka.
iiEilui.ir upeciaiv
Nl York. Sn. IB fiurprUt; ami con
tt ri:.tliiii enMicl in the otllces of the
Walith litllroa.l, at No. HO I'.ro.ulway.
to-day when Joseph lt.im.y Jr.. calmly
walk.il into the suite on the tifih Hour
and took TxisseMtion of hU ilok to resume
his dutiet. as rt t-ident of the great r,il
riiil K-3i. Oflletals ttf the road did
not eiltct that Mr. Ilanisey would exir
&iovx lilx faev in the huildltiK anuln aftir
he iuel hli apeal to the Mockholdt rs.
a-khis for thtir I roxi'-s for the imnw
of dUputins control of the- railroaul with
GtorKe J. Gould, at the annual nictlim:
to In. htld In Toiedo. O.. on Oelol"rld.
While rvcr! minor otiicijrti of the road
esttnileil sreetlnRs to Mr. Itamwy on hi
entmuxe, irfs reetjttion was a eold inn to
uy tile ha.it. Ills iiresence was ignorctl
by Kdi;ar T. WelU-n. vle preoldent. whose
disk nearl adjoins that of Mr. Itatnaey,
and by t.'.t ehlef otticlals of the ny&lc.n.
lil.lLU MUtl-UI OFI'lll.
Wlli: HANsliV API'KAHS.
George J. Gould n tiirnr 1 to-day from
hU Mmitii.-r home In the Cauklll.-i. Ills
othce on the lifth floor otiatiiunlfajt with
that of Mr ICatiiM-y. but when he w..
Infortneil of the latter is rtappearance. h'"
old Ur:trtt r.- hick'ti ami lie lustily
liixtulU-il hlnuself on the tl.M.r In low. with
!il. s.fretar. &ten.i:r:ipherH and clerks.
When avkeil rtKanliiiK the staten'llt h-Mi.-l
by Mr. ll.im&ey. Mr. tinuhl j-ald:
ll la aul nurlhy of aa anilrr.
Tbr kladral IIiIuh I na Ju la lu
niakr ao fnatairal ua ll."'
Mr Gi.uM and his aiivl.--.TA ami.ng whom
l-i IMv.ar.l T. Jiffery. pretlil-nt of the
Ts'iuer and HIo Grainle and the Wstern
Pacific, held a confer, nee In the board
natni on the fourth fIo.tr to cont-ldt-r the
Mtuation. but no official stataHiient was
N.iue.1 by th. m.
When Mr. Iat5ey was informed of Mr.
Gould's rt-mark he retorted.
"You can ay to Mr Goi.!d for me that
he need l under no obligation to lie -on-fideratai
if m" frelltiKs. I will ab-olve
him from any such obligation."
wtui.nxT iki; iiiaiT
i M.r.ss hi: ii tn inn-i:.
Hi ininlmt; lii plan" for obt.ilnlnK con
trol of the Waltat-h Uallrmd. Mr. Ham
m?x' said:
'I would not haxe pme Into thl thing
unles I had hopea of obtaining a ma
jority of proxies. I am not th? strt of a
perron xxho would willingly so Into a lue
u.g tlKht.
"Tlirre are no creat railroad or tinan
chil ltu-r.st- what -x--r b hind me. Ah a
matter of fact, control of the deltenture
tainila and the lie.-k of the Wabat-h are
hi Id in liit!fKn ! nt hands"
Mr lUtma-y J that h- could make
no estimate of the Gi.ul 1 tv bllng-; lu
WaUtsli n-urities. nor of Hie ltockefeller
holdiniit.
"I m. Ill l' only too clad.. hox.t-x-rr." he
said, "to i.btnln the ouppurt of the thh-n-ture
ImndhoM-r They haxe an iuat
coiitrcl cf the Wabih Willi the stock-hoWi-r-.
lli'h claSs of s.ctirity hold-rs
.-l.-cts six dire, tors to the Wabish Iniattl
the tvelxe ir.'U olecte.1 then fllnollljJ the
tMrtfCnth :nmUr of the li-urd."
A- rt,Kari!s the ltal latu of his Jii-t-tlon
as pr i-itut. Mt ltaniy sail tt was
l-rfectly c!-ar
Tin-. Is tn t!lr until "AtoUr lt." he
t.lifTx.1. "and max be 1. no r. I :iktd
the lb ard of l!retort for i x-aeation f-r
.-x-. ral months, from the end .if June mi
til m-tolrfr 1 It via an . uforc. .1 lcav
of nb-.-nee an-1 1 is.txnl 'he rlftht to
return at .mx time t- return- my ilutle."
Kttlkl'.t MIT lT-IOIITTI-'H
TO SKI-: IHtNsl'KH III IO lis.
When atkeil whether li- con.-hlere.l that
his powers- -in prel lent had Nen asurpeil.
Mr Hame replle.1 "I ! not ceit-lder
tut it wuuld be dleniiietl for niu t.t make
a fmht tin.ler present .-ondltion-i It Is tru
thnt I haxe t.--i rtf Jil perniNfion to ln
Pct the transfer iiook-. hut 1 would not
precipitate a quarrel with th. rtnploj'M
In tre jecretarj's otil- ox-r th question
of a ctoed afe In which the books are
held The detail of the operatbin ot" the
road are not brlr.ir utmlttl to me. but I
hnxe net aaked for them. I am familiar
tn n general av with what t solnc
or. "
Hamary wilt derart for St. laouSa is a
ttw days.
MAN SUCCUMBS TO HEAT.
First "nso at rity Hospital V
ti'I'-r
Sin-h i'oiulitit'lis.
While a: work at Towr G-ox-e and
anUt-. hortl after 1 ve!.n;fc e.;
af! nioon I'ctrr S.jxetT of N jioa
ftrtst. wa oxerctnie hi the h.-at
Hunt
rdaa
ar
and.
con-
whin taken to th :t Hot::at. hi 4
til'.'.on was .oniiri erioi:
Acor.lirir to tie W-'l'e. he w tn
chart? of a -ju.i'l of :
trc SI "h-v he c
roh0 to b' aid and
rt. and a vtand
ll'l,l Workmen
Uummnf-d a phy.l-
cian who iron.TiSe.tij
hi IfP'sa due to
th heir
After trat-r..nt at the ho'jitta! h
x!x--d The " a-'-a'ttd untieal Ir.ttr
e; amorc phx'.te'ina at th hoiital
Thfcy mv that it t h ft'' eao t hero
a h'at pro'trati n i-er recordei!
Kj.r th wathrr -a j coid a wa
y. sterda
FORMER UEUT.-GOV. JOHN B. O'MEARA
CUT BY MYSTERIOUS ASSAILANT AT HOME
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Veteran Statesman and
Slashes Him With
Knife. Leaving a
Gash in Cheek.
ROBBERY OR ASSASSINATION?
Man Whose Mannir Itoiioiiiucs
Him Willlirnl Arcuks Vk-
lini on Latter I'onlt.
DESPERATE RGHT ON LAWN.
Iiitrmlor Trewnts 1'istol. Then
I'm Hiade When O'Meara
(rapl'les With Him Fam
ily Aliseiit. and No
One to Hear.
tu a desperate struggle last night on
the from laxxn of his residence with a
Mrancer arnii.l with knife and pi-trd.
former Lleuttnnnt Governor John Ii.
ti'Mt-ara was xevciely slashed across the
rli-ht cheek.
AlthoiiKh the blood poiiretl freily fnm
his wound. Mr. O'Meara aro-t from the
"Tas and ran to tho house, shout lim to
the hoiintnalil for lila rex-olxer. It was
too late. Imucv.r. as the assailant had
scaped by running around the lawn to the
alley tu the rear.
Whether the attack on the former IJ u-
tcnant Goxernor was an attempt at as
sassination or ir.ciily thu l.-.-in rata ex
lailieut of a highwayman loik.l in his at
ttiuptid roblier. Itoth the Htllcu and the
vtcfiai of tho crime are undt tt-rni.nut. lit
any .x.-ik t u.is one uf the biildest at
tempta that have bun pera:traleu in Si.
Ituls in a lolltt linie.
Gokin.or U'Miiiir.t watt sitting on the
iH.r.-.'i of hi- rtsldtiu-e. No. 4IJa Washing
ton Intuit vard. last niglit at about a
o clock, uitcii a y..-l!-tl.-ss.7T jouiijj man.
who apjiroacieil from Niwatcad a. time,
came up the walk to th': porch whre Mr.
o'XI.-ai.i was silting aini asktil 1.1m Very
pditt-Iy w t.t re :li. Taxlor II'.. d.
"i tlots't know all) on of that uaiiiu In
iiiU i.tn;htntrhuod." rtplied Mr n'Meara.
"Io you kuoxv the nMiiber of his iiouse in
Ua-hlngtun axt-nue?"
"The nuuiLti is 4i:tV' rp!inl the
stranger, us he aso-ndcii the -it p and
siothi looking down on Mr. O'Meara, uho
was seul.il in a p-urth chair nni tho door
to the eum.-r.
"Then II must 1-e on Hie. other side of
th str.et.' . plied .Mr. n'iieaia, ".in all
of the laid numtttrs are o:i ll.li sl.i-."
riudilelily th ftrar.g.r wltt:dre l;!s
tight hand frum hi- tvut inttke; and, pr
seating a pistol at Mr. o'Mcaia's lual.
ult-r.-i tlie Ureotiped d. maud. "Yujr
money ur xour life."
thk stim:ggi.k.
Mr O'Meara's anwer was to spring
from hla chair, srasp the .-h'.r.lng ban-!
of the wea;"n with his right hand and
to crappl the Intruder with his left.
rilanli' p'jshtr.g the wtRpon upward ami
nway frcia i! menacing position agatmt
).! forehead and uripi ing the fellcw'a
fcody. the tw-o men struggled down th
hurt flight of tone step., from the porch
to the walk tn front of th porch.
The prcgress was slow and I'.Ier.t.
Neither man stroke a word, and trsx hard.
labored brenthlngs of each San in what
h rat!z-.! wa now a f. nht for llf were
th or.Jy uund All arcund thttn en elth-r
Gde of the atrit w re houje brightly
lighted, but the jairehea t!-rt-l. nd far
tu the e: wo the t-O'inJ of lilWreu's
x-clrea in ply
Arrusa th crar.ltold walk to th" lawn
;o th xt.t of the ;orch ftp. th two
rn. r. struscled. Uk.-l in a tierce tn
brt Steadily the oldtr tr.'in pu-h".l
the p!tcl arm of the trangvr further and
fartfc.r ujfard ard away :ro:n l.li own
head, until at lat the ;wu ..food with
th.lr fel braced In the -jfi turf cf th
lawn.
Thn 0'Mara. u-!nv a wretlr' trfeJ:
of hi boyhood. It--ke.l hl riiht Teg .tbout
t!. left S J h'- op;r;ent and tripping
Mm. brauKhi hlrn h-aillv to the gras.
with hl or.n cr.ater bulk full u-wn hlrn.
i Here the atrsgglcd contlnuad. th Intend,!
xlrttm now trylns f.lth all ha might to
wT-t the ptstel froT. the wiksUJ-1- asMia
sin ami to tarn tt npro hlrn.
"In th! po-ltlr..'" sM Goternxir
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upwari an.! fct-t tad bat-Viiairj oa the
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"III. fare wa. tn the glare of th ra
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te ir.Scd hi ttr whil' he struggled, and
repeatf i!y rmisbt to bury them In 7ny
K?h. Ill face tra .chartlv anl 't -iJth
th d-p rat'on cf feir I twd fot-.!
ln en hL- ft atle by mr crt-a:r w-eight
and I eocM f'I hlra uteaijily aknir:g
tn the jnmegi-e for the rca.tery of the r-x-clx-t
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FOItMr.lt I.IK1TKKAXT OOVKBSOB JOHN II. OMKARA,
Whti was assaulted on Ms front porch last night. Ills unidentified assailant.
-Willi knife and plulol. escaped.
ABYGIRLSMQTHERS
TRIG TO SAVE PET
Little Four-Year-Old Annie Kep-
Ior Falls in 'esiool in Hear
of Parents' Home.
ENDEAVORED TO RESCUE DOG.
While Playin-j in Yard ,'hild Is
Missed and for Hours Family
and Xt-iifiiliors Seareh
the Vieiiiitv.
Aft. r havlnc loon ml?.fng for -orna
Ii nrs. the lalx- of Arint. Ktppler, th I-.ar-oMtl.i;ighl.rof
Mr and Mrs Herman
Keppltr. n-Iillrg a: No. x-j Hj.rsar. Ita
ax-, mie. near the hortiivtv-tirn city limits,
xxas foiiiiil dead In a ivsslol In the rear
of the Kippler home. sh,. 1J( ,TO lIt.a,
for .-ttr.e tun... h.uing appar. ntly rnotli-t-rvtl
tu the st-uaye sxniii after falling 'u thu
I'fallll.g. while. It Is s-U(t...Mil. -l.e wu at
t. inj.lliig t.t re.-.-!... a jiet .leg.
Th mil., child, who had cel.hr.itij the
fuiirih anniversary ,,t htr birth but k few
d.ij.- l;for. h.ttl 1,,-cn pla)ii;g nroimtl the
yar.l and In th -tr.-et tlurtng th after
noon, and -vas missed hx iu nthcrs of the
family alaiut 3 o'clock. A se,irli f.i'lil
lo tlrd her, and the as.-lM.:p .- of ;h
neighburs V.-IIH :i-knlj A gei:.ral ln.nt .
Instltu:.!. and every place to which they
thought a rl.Hd might h iv wamUrid was
.-anh-.l The nt-lghhorliiHttl surrounding
th Kp;iar ti'inio I.- d.-voted to tru k
ganle; tng. ai-d th seaii h was necs
sarlly -prt-.id ov-r t milil. nil.I gruuml.
ANiut half pa-t f. t.-. lok. several liourra
prob-ihh atttr the i hlid ili-appearttl. and
an hour an! a h.i.f after the dlaanptar
ance was il!seo-er.l. one of her brothers,
Gusiax-e. la j ears old, thought t,f the
i.:sk.... ami. artompanl'd bv hl broth
er. H.rman Kfpjler Jr. an invt-sticntluti
was made. Tlie NhIv ot the ehlfii was
found with its. load It.il.f dried in tho sew
age and life extinct.
Thu father was calltd. and frar.tlcallx
tort the woodwork from nbo-.c- the tn
pool. but to no amll In paving the lift, of
his little child.
Sh had ben smothered lor.g before:
th warcb o nn hour and a half had be
gun The body was removed and borne
to the hou.
Member of the family think that the
rh:Id fU Into the ca,pool wh! at
tempttrg to re-tu a p-t .log which had
alien In. The dog wus faund jrchd
upon the lltle girl's bark and was alive.
Hrrr..m Kpphr. th fathr of th .load
rh! I. la eng .ge t tn truck gatil-nlrig
Tnere ar eight chlldr. u remaining.
BENJAMIN HARMON PARDGNED.
Acting (ioriTiior Lilnrats Man
Who Killod laVutroviTof Hum",
isri ' i:-it- -ri:-iu '
Jt.f-.-s n :; Mo. Pp: llAetlnv
Goxer-or M !...-.! j to-da. grante.1 a j.jr
dos to li-t.m!.-1 Htrm-in nt up frm
Puillx-an i"nir.rv In l't. for t-n ar. for
murd' r tn the - .nd lgre In i ar lon
Ing Harmon. t:oxrnor ."! K!n!y rna-e
th fola-tclng atate-nnf
"In matter of application fir par.n of
IJrJan!n Harmon, it appx.- from r ld
ing evidenr that on th- nineteenth day
of .Varb. lye. prlso.-r .hot and i::"c.3
J.-rrs. !l:.itl.n. who. l: . aum:tttl. hid
debauched hla wife, broken up hi heme
and w .- -I--I. d :i:ng Jie injur'.! J
lrd and :nratentsg to :at his iltl -,
child end take hr away if he ht'! to
kl 1 htm tn order to m-co3pll!s his pr-
The s;or.!Bg of th homicide, hr rr.ear.a
of corre.rajivjence between cea.tl and
prl'iner.. !f. which had falVr. Into M
r-acd. h arr.-J of anothtr plot to ro!
him cf his child, and it thhat of jv.
lun thu aroa"I a! prompt.! by a
fathers dut to jrotct his own 2h and
Mceh b 2rM the fatal .hot.
"His pardon i ask-! by .several !:
drd of the Uat c!:lxen of hU borae
county Including flex-en of the juryrss
before whom he waa trie.!, an.1 by moat
r.f the county ofjicarj. and al.'O by tfca
ia-iie aha irajWci i Ua UUL"
PASTOR REQUESTS
LARGER SALARY
Iteveretid Frank A. Mayhall Tell
('oiiftreation He Must Have
More Money or Will ItcMign
Charge for Law.
a a a a a i a a a a) 4
--
TIIK ItBVEItKNI F. A. MAYHA1.U
Who sas he will practice law If he
dotsn't gt more salary as a minister.
It Is for the mt ml.-r- of ilr- Htimiltoi.
Axt-mi I'hrlstlan i'liutcli t.t decide wheth-
r Ihtlr IkisIlt. the l.cvtj-. lid V. A May
hall, wilt remain In the ni!ultttr, practtco
!axv or tlo loth.
Mr. Mal:a!I has been In the pastorate
rlne ears, sexeral of which have b-n
Fpcnt at the Hamilton avenue charge.
For the last four years, tn addition to
his ministerial dut!t. h has found time
to take a cour-e In law at Washington
t.'r.Ix-erEtty. frora which he was graduated
last tayring.
He has alro co'Iccttd funds for a new
tVQja church, which r.ow Is tn course
of construction. The church. If not one
of the largest. Is cor.M r .J one of the
wealthiest of the dnom!natlon In St
laouts. tjit Sunday Mr. Mayhall announced
that tn x-Iw of the social and financial
atardlns; of th members of the church
tt ! necesAirj- to lnerae th iricom
of th pa&tor. that he night maintain an
rq'ial po!llor..
Two prtioltlona wcr thn mad by
the"!awyer-preac-.r"to tV congelation.
tt. I!r-"t lelng tlit h rosJlru" to ti-ot
his er.tlr tl:n to the mlr.l:r. In wh ih
xenf his aaUrv ! t j t tloubVa!. or that
h b permit.! to dtxlde the tin. la
t.n the practice of law and hts pulptt
at hla jraent tlnd.
Tt church h:u until th 1st of Octo
ber to de!dc !f :thr prcptsptors Is to
t- aecejtd If th d.r!!on ! adverse to
the i-fitor. h wi.'! itgn hla pulpit i.tel
il xttr his entire tlm to law.
. aaaSa. '
COOK STOVE FIRES HOUSE.
Horn'S f Michael Walsh and Pat
rick Hayden iK-rtroyed.
An oxejhe9td cook ftox-e in th home
of itichal Wah. a: No. too Suburban
avert; ciufsl 3 blase yest'rlay after
nncn wh'. h ; artly destrjjed that building
. wtt as th or adj'nlnrf it on the wet.
licfore th arrival cf the Fire Department
tn Raraa bar! caupeI & damage of about
n.).
The Wal.h n?:dne. a ;i a tn;lt 0f
Patrick Hayden. whkh adjoins tt. aro
frsra stnicturea. and the flames srrad
vry rapl'r- Th occxiparts of bjth hou-
carried out what furaltcr thy could, bat
It i estlraatcd that each lost about $U
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CIRCUS TENT IS
JRECKED8YST0RM;
FIFTY ARE INJURED
Fifteen Thousand Persons
WiATttitsinf Ptrforaunce at
Maryville. Mo., Are
Thrown Into a Panic.
THREE ARE FATALLY HURT.
Kpertatnra Are Buried Under
Palling l'ole, Seats and Caa-
van Heene of Confunjoa.
and Ctiaow. 1 .
ANIMALS' CAGES OVERTURNED,
Crii-s of Wild Creatures and Fear
That They Might Escape,
Add to tHe Terror of
the tk-eanion.
nErt'itr.nr spkiau
alary vllle. Mo.. spt. IS. Three1 rersons
were fatally hurt and more than fifty
scriousl' tntunsj alien the tents of lha
Rlngllna; Bros. circus were blown down
this afternoon In lha midst uf a perform
ance. Fifteen thousand persons were gathered
In the main tent when th storm broke,
and the scene of panic: an.l suffcrlnc that
followed tht; inILipae of the Mr lent can
not be descriU-d. Great hi)ch ami whola
rews of seats ctimo crashing tu the ground,
burylna; I he litallea of the spectators, imn,
women and ehtldran. beneath llieni.
Cries of the iiijuritl and the shrieks of
fear of those who were not hurt, wcru
mingled with thtj roarlnic of Hone, the
trumpet Inic of elephants and tho varloua
fearful cries of rage and terror of litiu
ilrvdK uf wiM animals In cages or lu
chain.
CAGKH OVEBTUBNEP.
Twenlv uaiies coiitalntim animals vera
overturned in the midst of the crowd, and
tlie fear that th pplrcals would escape
gax new stress to the panic.
Th great heavy wet canvas burled all
for i-ome minutes and rendered the work
of rescuing the Injured very dUBcuIt.
The screams of women mingled with tha
roars uf wild beasts, aa their cages werej
Mown over, the crush of falling tent poles
and tlie ripping uf canvas combined to
produce a terrific uproar.
Tent poles were pulled front the ground
arul thrown sixty feat Inta tbe air. Men
and women fought to gain access tn thu
entrance of the tent, while others out
side wnilcti through water to their knees.
Manr women, us soon as they gained tha
outside and realised they were safe, faint
ed, and fe In the mud, to be picked up
by men.
There seemed to be only one gust of
wind. It lifted the tent poles easily at
first, attaches of the circus cajchlitg hold
and trjlng tn beep the Hdta nn the
ground. Then a big gust of "ritiil lock
the whole city of tents tip In an Instant.
and those who had not escaped when the
rain first began were burled under the
canvas anil seats.
The more seriously lujurtd were caught
under the great center pules of thu main
tent. They are:
FATAL.I.Y INJURED.
Charles RDhinscn. at years old. son of
1. E. Bobinson, editor uf the Maryvitle
Bepabllcan; skull fractured.
Miss George Ditto of Gravity. la.; con
pu;Ioq t! the bialu.
E.1 Booth, farmer, Maryvtlle; back
broken.
These three persons are expected to did
before morning.
OTHKIi VIOTIMM.
Of the other Injured the fullowtng art)
believed tu be inosl nerlouely hurt:
Mrs. Ijl liooih; leg broken.
Miss Hlaiiciit- Jitjolh; both ankles broken.
Mrs. Thomas Clark, Maryvl!!: two rltai
broken.
O. Davis. Muryville: head cut.
Itv Carmlchaet. Itckeriiig; seriously
bttllsed.
J. E. orme. Maryvtlle: bruised.
Willie Harris, gultman; bruised and cut-
Liorothy Terhune. Maryvllte: leg broken.
Many others, whose names could not
be learned to-night, were more or lesa
injured. Scarcely one of those who was
buried under the wreckage of the tent es
caped alight bruises and cuts. Alt had the
worst scare of their Uvea.
Mr. Otto Singling said that this) wa tha
worst storm his circus had encountered
since IM lie said the damage to the cir
cus company's property would exceed
JS.W.
PICKS A DYNAMITE CAP.
Hoy Loses Fingers by Putting Pia
in Explosive.
John McNearney. IS years Id. son of
Simon Mt:Nerny. No. OUT Iiartmr ave
nue. p!ckd a dynamite cap with n pin
yeat-nlay afternoon asd aa a result lev:
the thumb und two wndgers of Ma !rt
hand, and the thumb end on flngr of his
right hand were badly lacerated.
Th hoy was on his way home from Bt.
Bote's School when h found the cap. Urn
b-gan picking It with a pin whn It s-t.l1-il.
H was treated by Doctor Iain
gan of No ZM.X Etze! avenue.
COLORADO HAS SNOWSTORM.
High Wind at Cripple Cn!t
Hl(ws Down lcehoiis..
CrlppJ" Creek. Colo., fe.pt. H-Sveral
Inches of sr.oir fell hre to-dsy.
The snowfatl waa preceded by a hl-fli
wlr.d that blew down aevernl b:.H'I!nge. in
cludtnc v large Icehouse.
i, wim nxx-srrrM wrrn
wire AJ.D B.r.trrcii.
Chrh)urg. France. Sept. 11. Th
a Kalaer WHIlrn II arrtred here this
evening. Vin.. Wltte. her daughter.
a Mm. Narbklne. and the tattrs
hurbaoX Cyril Narychk!n. sfcre-
ury of the Russian Laegatlon hr.
and a numter of friends, went on
board the vessel to meet M. Wltte.
The pa"y will leave early to-mor-
rose morniat aa asrial train for
Paris.
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