St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 3

AFTER THE STAGE ONE HUNDRED DISEASES OF mil VILLAIN STYLE. MURDERED WERE VOUNC. NlinDLE-ACEO AN OLD EJITwm the eirects of youthlui lollies LVm in or PH YS. 1v vigor- the awful results or LOOD POISON INC or km ITS- ICAL WEKN ESS-shouui consu.t the a l.e,t 'ca authorj-t without demy and get an honest opinion ol their ami. jii xjie best In medical advice and treatment Is always the cheapest tne CHAS.

MILLER CHARGED WITH 0fcii7! uir ifircD iid tuc ddipc piittiuo I 'llX STEALING A CHILD. fflfefg a Thing Escaoes-The Lowest PRICES YET Mi ha end. no mistake. Your health precious ease Is not a subject for experiments. tn elve the OUR CU ARAN EE-We ftnjtnfjna most modern, most scientific and most successful ca-CU ARANTEE to effect a PERMANENT CURE of every case undertaken or MONEY REFUN DtD.

SPANIARDS SLAT SICK AND "WOUNDED IN A HOSPITAL. HE IS A JEALOUS HUSBAND. EASTER may COME and EASTER may CO, but our BARGAIN SALES BLOOD DISEASET.r!.0 ORGANIC WEAKNESS -fXFS wLTng NURSES WERE NOT SPARED. His Wife, Matilda, Says He Was Dis go on FUREYEKwo let up with us-lt is always Bargalns-on Mon- disease of the blood, which, in Its last stages, is guised as a Shoe String Peddler. Deo- tug ll I lmUlJ LA Mrs.

Matilda Miller says that her hus 3 TILL IO A. M. IO TILL 12 NOON. band. Charles, disguised as a shoe-string vender, kidnapped her 3-year-old son, Carl, Hervera Reported That He Had "Won a Victory Over the Insurgents.

Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. April 20. The Sun has the following cablegram from Havana: One of the most shocking Illustrations of the savage warfare carried on by the Spaniards In Cuba happened Sunday In this -Spool Linen Linen Thread Cfiaf 3-lb bars genuine Cas- flor ioo u-inch wiinia ironstone China Meat Dishes. 1 II ft worth 33c lUu tne soap, worm Monday evening from In front of her home, 1417 North Twelfth street.

the vital power, which if Uowea to tinue, will render the organs useless and destroy energy, ambition and hope. ir neg lected soon becomes incurable: A re you wen Have you backache? Art- yen 1 -spirited your memory poor? Io Tour eves feel wk) Is there pain In tlie eyes? Are your bowels Irregular? Is Tour sleep unrefreshlns Is there a lack of ambi'lon? Io toil feel nervous dejected? Is there giddiness In the head? Does your stomach trouble you? Ar tou sensitive to cold or heat? Io Ton shuo the society of laiilcs? Does strong licht affect your eyes? Is there flnrterinp In re-Ion of heart? Are there d.irk circles about the eyes? Is There an excessive craving for food? Are Vou ever trouMcl wlih diarrhoea? Are you troubled lib pain in the ears? Io you feel that you are unlit to marry? A re "there times when you loathe all f.swl? 1 thero an uD. asiiicss in the ruflun of the liver? X9c; two hours Wednesday Incurable. Treatment should not be delayed: Is your color bad Is your throat sore? Do the temples throb? Ara vou all run down? Is the hair falling out? Have you swollen glands? Is the urine highly colored? Does the bead feel too full? Does the skin Itch and burn? Is there persistent headache? Havo you ulcers in the month? li ive you acblnsr in the bones? Do humors break out on the body? Ioes the blood circulate sluijlshly? Does rbe hands feel hot and feverish? Do the hands and feet puff up and swell? Is there a pricking sensation In the skin? Ht yoa sores on the hod? that won't heal? Catarrh, Stricture, f-pllepsy. Varicocele.

Hydrocele. Eczema, Skin Diseases. Piles, Rupture, Weakness of Men, Female Troubles, Rheumatism. Gonorrhoea. Kervous Debility, Brain Diseases, tileet.

mood Poison. Liver and Kidney Complaints. Weak Hack and Bladder Troubles, Tumors, Ulcers and Fistula. 15c Thread worth 6c two hours I Wednesday I Laces Embroideries Window Wilintrc All-silk Chenille. TCUlllga spot, black and leallle.

rk and All Over Embroidery" pes first quality all over Hamburgs, worth Wc; nf two hours Wednes- H0 dT sUU China Matting, fancy patterns, new lmporiitloa, well worth 2oc; at 1 two hour Wednea- 1 1 'ft day I I 2b 3 wt spring rollers, worth 25c two 10c colors, worth src; two hours 15c 1c Worth up to 8(5 two hours Wednesday nemi esaay province, between the villages of Guanche eStS '-aaies- Jersey and Jesus Maria. Lieut. -Col. Herrera at A i I'tnt Bottle Am- the head of a guerrilla force of some 2J0 Kib- 4c Kib- oea ests. taped neck, worth IV two hours Wednesday Urabrellas-d1: dies, silver mounted and nat men.

surprised a Cuban hospital In which monla worth 10c, two hours Wednesday Made 3c ged 59c aDout iuu sick ana wounded were being treated. All except three of the people ural handles, wortn two hours Wednesday bleached Sheets, good Mrs. Miller applied Tuesday morning for a warrant and the police are investigating the case. "We were married six years ago," Mrs. Miller said, "and three months ago my husband quit his work as a painter to remain at home to watch me.

He was Insanely jealous, and did not even want me to speak to the neighbors. He told them I was not a fit person to associate with, and he told me the same thing about them. "A week ago Thursday we were sued by the landlord for $19 rent, and then my husband's father, who had been living with us, went to Winton Springs to live. "Last Thursday Mr. Miller and myself quarreled about his jealousy, and he left the house.

"I did not see him again until Mondav. My little Carl was playing on the sidewalk in UaACIIICUl Ginghams red -red in the nospltal were killed by the Invaders un two hours quality 29c quality as s- uatacnicni heavy Fe Pheetlng. unbleached, 4 A1 worth lw-two hours l'n Wednesdav. I at2j Black Dress Patterns 50 Dress Patterns. 40-tncli tiro.

Bath who did not even spare two old women who were acting as nurses. bleached, worth 15c two hours The above symptoms should impress upon Tour mind the necessity of securing proper treatment at once. Do not let your affliction prow from day to day. Call on us and receive assurances of a speedy and permanent cure. Piles, Stricture and Varicocele cured by our new-method.

No cutting nor painful operation. Ao detention from business. Our charges are the most reasonable, system of treatment perfect, experience the most extensive and our offices completely equipped. Driven out from their couches, the suffer. and white, worth 6c, two hours Wednesday Ladies' Drawers.

Hem and cluster tucks, yoke bound, good cotton, worth 23c 12c cade Black Mohair, worth 3.1c Lit cu; 10c 39c Infants' Cambric Slips, neck snd sl-eves trimmed On embroidery, worth 40c; Of" two hours Wednes- Kft nrff-Kxtra vtllSCia welllvmnil S1.50 8 yards worth $2.80 for ers huddled in the middle of the room and cried in vain for mercy. The Spaniards answered these cries with Insults, macheted some and thrust their bayonets into the bodies of the others. Some of the invalids worth 65c fought desperately, but were cruelly butch ered. ALL DAY BARGAINS. Laces.

Consultation Free. Hours 9 a. m. to 8:30 p. ra.

Sundays, 9 to II a. m. WRITE for particulars of our great erstem of HOME TRKATMENT. DR. RHUYLE 6l CO.304 St -mo.

Turner Building, opposite Post-office. Rooms A andB. ALL DAY BARGAINS. Kid Gloves. The most terrible incident was the murder 0 10,000 Remnants of Hamburg i-j manuracturers of Dona Maria, an aged woman who was nursing the invalids.

She kneeled on the ground and prayed in the midst of tho horrible scene. While she was kneeling thus her head was cut open by a machete and near her, Anna Varona, a younger woman and strips of 4Vi yards, each 2 to 125 dozen Genuine French Kid Glove, in ail the newest styles, including large hooks, large buttons and clasps, plain and embroidered back; every pair warranted and fitted to the hand; these Oloves 4 inches wtde: worth 10c; Wednesday's price the assistant or uona was killed also. 5c One of the three men who escaped says: into a coil which extends to the bow of the girdle. The back of the bodice is exactly-like the front, which is a recent Parisian idea. The maids carry bouquets of La France roses.

A reception will follow the ceremony, after which Col. and Mrs. Doan leave for New York City. My own escape was miraculous. I hid 4 14.000 Remnants of Cambric Kdgings and Insertions, 4 to 9 inches wide, ia 4'2-yard abric 4 to yard are worth $1.35 cer natr- myself under a stretcher which was near one S1.00 FROM AN ASYLUM TO A THRONE.

THE ROMANTIC HISTORY OF JOHN JOSEPH NOTTRll Faster Sale Price. strips; wortn Mc; Wednesday's price 10c Silks. or the doors ot the nospital. Upon the stretcher six or seven Cubans were killed and their blood dripped over me. In the midst of the massacre I crept unnoticed to the door and then to the forest." 95 dozen Genuine FVench Kid Glove.

In button and lace, colored and black; FVench and black; ALL DAY BARGAINS. Waists and Skirts. Wednesday Bargains. 225 pieces Point D'Irlande Hand-Made Torchon and Tlande and AT Black ana hite and Navy and White 75c Herrera sent a report to Havana that he had obtained a victory over Oriental Laces; 3 to 3 to twilled Surah Silka and aiiu gloves worth 9oc per pair: Kaster Sale tancy Waist Silks, that sold at 49c; me insurgents, ana in Lucna It is said 1 mcnes wide; worth 20c; Wednesday's price 10c tnat tie dispersed the insurgents and destroyed an encampment of I0O men. seizins iront or the house about 5 clock in the afternoon and I was at the front window up stairs sewing.

I heard Carl scream I ran to the window and looked out on the street. There I saw my husband, disguised as a shoe-string vender. I knew him at once. He had Carl in his arms and had the bundle of shoe strings wrapped around him. I ran down stairs as fast as I could but when I got on the sidewalk thev were gone.

Several of the neighbors saw the af-lair but it was all done so quicklv that none could stop him. He ran ud the alley, passed through the yard of a vacant house and boarded a Cass avenue car." Mrs. Miller says there can be no doubt that the peddler was her husband. His face was concealed behind a heavy black beard, his nose was painted red and he wore colored glasses. She identified him by his figure and by the trousers and hat he wore.

Mrs. Miller was accompanied to the warrant office by Mrs. A. H. Ryan, who lives next door to her.

Mrs. Ryan says she saw the kidnapping and that she was certain the man was Miller. There were several other small children at play on the sidewalk, but the man picked out the Miller child and ran away. Two boys, each about 12 years old, followed him until he boarded the car. Col.

Johnson had Mrs. Miller report the kidnapping to the police, nd a search Is now being made for Miller. He is supposed to be in the city, but In what part is not known. Winton Springs will also be watched, it being thought that Miller might go to his father. He has no other relative.

FOUND HER HUSBAND. ednesday, bargain at, KING OF THE CHALDEANS. House Furnishings 150 Mohair Dress Skirts, lined and velvet bound 50 doz Ladies Laundered Shirt Waists. 175 pieces Fine Net-Top et-Top 1000 Ilo jse Cleaning oriental ibices white and to 10 inches wide.new te and le.new AT 33c 50 pieces magnificent line of Pretty Colorings and Designs, in fancv Silks, Just the thing for P. 1VI clothes and provisions.

La Luc ha boldlv announces a murder with consent of the censor. Col. Garellano. In Sanctl SDlritns sur 99c 25c 50c 10c amer. customer.

Sponires. regular price 25c; Wednesday worth 75c; Wednesday designs; worth 5oc and 65c; on Wednesday 15c prised three women who were attending a Limit of two to a IijO Hisses' Spring Jackets, ackets, 33c aists; value 59c; Wednesday, bargain at Xh Oriental and Greek Scholar Who Was Once in a California Insane Asylum. wounuea insurgent, ne wounded man was killed and the women were made nrinnee odd lot, have sold up to Wednesday 150 Polished Brass Bird Cages, worth $1.00 49c and sent to tho town, where they will be Lace Curtains. AT 50c 20 pieces Fancy Japanese Silks, very handsome Jap-tdsome court maruaieci. Baby Carriages, colorings, on black grounds, rounds.

42 Beautiful Baby car- Lace 150 pairs Nottingham Curtains, Zi yards GARCIA PUT TO DEATH. long. Millinery. a l-lver. In floral effects; regular value 89c; Wednesday, bargain 50c nrettv Dfltterns 11511 A F.

RAMS SCHAEFFER Nl'PTIALS. Miss Hartie Sohaeffer. daughter of the late Capt. SchaeftVr, will be married to Mr. George Abraras of Kirkwood, Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock.

The oeremonv will take place at the Lafayette Park M. K. Church. ROLLA SCHOOL OF MINES. Committee of the Board of Curators in Session Here.

A meeting of the Kxecutive Committee of the Board of Curators of the Slate School of Mines at Rolla was held at the Southern Hotel Tuesday. In attendance were ex-Senator R. B. Oliver, ho is Chairman, Col. James T.

Moore of Laclede County, and H. Faulkner, Secretarv. The chief topic discussed was the renewal of insurance on the school buildings, no other matters being coLercered. Senator Oliver says the school of mines is in a flourishing condition and that the appropriation made by the Legislature is amply suflicient to meet all requirements. The Senator, however, very freely criticises the Assembly for not appropriating more money for the University, of which the mining school is a branch.

"In fact, the endowment bill should have been passed." the Senator said, "and then the University would have, been placed in an independent position." PUMPING PLANT. S4.95 Lit I In this sale UwU 93 worth $10; Wednes day only Handsomely trimmed Turban and short-back Sailor, a good chance for those who have not bought their Basement. SANT FRANCISCO, April 30 The strangeness of truth has often, been commented upon as exceedln.gr the most fanciful flights of fiction. An illustration of this is furnished in the career of John Joseph Xouri, who has been crowned Patriarch at the Chaldean Pontifical Cathedral at ly and Fired Three Volleys. No dealers need apply.

1S3 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3s yards long, 60 La. ang, 9-4 Pepperell Sheeting. NEW YORK, April 20. A dispatch to the luo i.usoiine mots Ovens, worth $1.23. at 79c inches wide, variety of pat of pa Journal from Havana says: Pedro Gar I case of 9-4 Pepperell spring hat to buy it at our Wednesday bargain Sale terns; worth 51.

in this sale 51 .25 cla. who was shot yesterday for rebellion, Iheet- 121c Sheet ing, cheap ot joe a yard. Basement bargain was arrested In his father's house on sus Trichur, Malalar, and is ruler over Syrian Chaldeans. Four years ago he was committed by Judge Walter II. Levy to the ALL-DAY BARGAINS Notions.

S2.39 81 .50 Fancy rough and lace Straw Hats, trimmed with quills, velvet and lace ace Straw quills, 175 pairs Nottingham Lace and Brussels Lace Curtains, 3'i yards long, very fine pat 4-4 Bleached Muslin. lease of 4-4 Bleached Muslin, picion of being a rebel. After six months of imprisonment his turn finally came to be tried and a week ago he was taken before a summary court. The entire court-martial lasted only about fifteen minutes and Garcia straw rosettes, Wednesday Bargain Sale asylum for the insane at Napa, and there he remained until September, 1393, when, by the efforts of 31. M.

Foote, President of terns, worth J.a0; in this sale in snort lengtns. wen worth from 6lc to bi your choice at 5c the California Association for the Protec 165 pairs very fine Nottingham Lace and Brussels Lace Not tin tssels La allrn 176 pieces Calico, Ulco, Cirls' and Misses Tarn O'Shanterse, new shapes, trimmed with quills and Tarn and 4c Spool Cotton 13c Box Writing 15c Box Buttermilk 13c French Tooth Brushes 25c Bottle Bay Rum 4c Card Hooks and 4c Paper American Pins -to 8c So So lOc Ic Ic was sentenced to death. As is customary, they did not read the death sentence to him until last night, twelve hours before he was shot. Promptly at 7 o'clock last night a picket standard brand. and, tion of Persons, ho was restored to lib t'tty.

Curtains, 3fe yards long, long. 49c In light and dark colors, good good patterns, worth 6ic ana The Rev. Chalmers Kaston, formerly a and tancy ornaments. Wednesday Bargain Sale. extra wide, worth $3.

i0; in this sale $2.25 oj eigne soiaiers naitea in front of the cell. 3lc i c-riyienan minister in tnis city now ot 713c a yard. Basement bargain. ne captain in cnarge or tne prison called "Pedro Garcia." "Present." was the answer. "Prepare to come out," said the Captain.

"Open," replied Garcia," I am readv." He spoke as coolly as If they had" been Mrs. Rachel Silverstein Followed Him From New York. Mrs. Rachel Silverstein and her two little children arrived in St. Louis Monday morning from New York, and at noon applied at the warrant office for a warrant, charging her husband with abandoning her.

Silverstein is living here at 1017 North Eighth and is going under the naml of Nathan Grossman. He left her, she says, last May when thev were living at 17 Christy street, in New-York City. Soon after that she located him in Philadelphia, and found him living with a woman. He returned with her, but deserted, her again within a month. A week ago she heard that he was living In St.

Louis and came here to get him. She found him in the Eighth street house under the name of Grossman. The other woman was not with him. She asked him to return with her and he refused, she says, telling her she would have to take care of herself. She is stopping wjth Joe Luntz, a relative, at 1122 North Eleventh street.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Johnson advised her to try to make a reconciliation with her husband, and If she failed to return tuid ne would see what legal steps could be taken. IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE. QUEER IDEAS OF LAW. going out to sup with a friend Instead of the J'capilla." Then there was the ominous rattling of kevs. the sli.llne- of heavv Texan.

F.1 Paso ard California TRAVELERS' GUIDE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THROUGH TRAINS AT UNION STATION. ST. LOOIS TIME. For sfbeduin of suburban trains see regular rail-read time cards.

Express, dally bolts, and the ponderous iron door swung Delta. Columhos. Cairo and slowly open. "Farewell to all. said Garcia.

am 7:60 am am 8:15 on Sbrreport Express, dally Houston and Ualreston Kxpresa. dally TeiH. Sueclal Dallas. Fort The B. P.

I. Recommends That It Be Reconstructed. The Board of Public Improvements Tuesday recommended an ordinance to the Assembly providing for the reconstruction of the pumping plant at the High Service Pumping Station No. 1, Chain of Rocks, at au expense of The new equipment will consist three triple expansion high duty pumping engines of the capacity of gallons each twenty-four hours. An ordinance was recommended for the Improvement of avenue from Louisiana to Theresa avenue, at a cost to the city of $22 and to the property owners of The tile and slate roofs at the new City-Hall are leaking already.

Xhev were or 7:18 pm 6:50 pm 6:41 Pm 7:25 am 7:00 am AIR LINE. "Farewell and courage." exclaimed his comrades with husky voices. Garcia paused in the passage and called back: "At last I will ealn libertv" Worth. OalrestoD. San Antouio a on Laredo, dally Mi'Oipbis and Hot Springs Ex press, dally LOriSVIIJ.E.

F.VAVSV1M.K A- ST. LOUIS CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD. pm He never weakened and he astonished his executioners by his coolness. The four executioners were bad marksmen and It was Mrs. Boetcher Wanted the Mullanpby Board Locked Up.

Mrs. Elizabeth Boetcher, a widow with four children and vague ideas about law, wanted Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Johnson to arrest the Mullanphy Board and send the members to jail. She said she had been greatly wronged and demanded Justice. Mrs. Boetcher lives at 1442 Madison street In a house' controlled by the Mullanphy Board.

There was $11 house rent due. she admitted, but that did not give them the right, she thought, to eject her and her children and sue her in a Justice's court. This they had threatened to do unless she paid and pay she could not. She wanted the board locked up so they could not take the action they had threatened. ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

NORTH CHICAGO LINK. I Depart. I Arrire. LonlsTllle Mall and Exnress, ila.j ami 7:36 am LoiiisTiile Express, dally pm 6:20 pm necessary for them to fire three volleys. KILLING FROSTS REPORTED.

Chicago Daylight Special, dally.l 8:32 am! 6:24 pm Chicago Diamond Special, daily. 7:24 am BLUFF LINE. SOUTH. ST. C.

ST. P. R. R. UNION STATION.

NO MORE OBSERVATION WARD. Missouri Escaped Because the "Whole Alton. Jprseyville. OJrafton and! I State "Was Cloudy. dered repaired.

Contracts were awarded for street improvement work in various parts of the city. The Work-House gang was ordered to grade Nebraska avenue from Wyoming to uniata street. Sprlnpflelil daily, ex. 6:50 am 7:15 pm Alton. Grafton and Sprinctield.

daily, ex. Snnday.l 15:13 pm'll :1 am Dr. Frankenfield says winter will leave 7:16 p-n 7:16 am 8:00 am 8:00 pm 8:00 am the lap of spring Tuesday and from now B. O. S.

W. RY. New Orleans Fast Mall Cairo. Memphis. Paducah and Metropolis Express, dally New Orleana Limited Cairo.

Memphis and Vlcksburg Kxpresa, Florida Short Line, daily Cheater and Ferryvtlle Expreas, daily, except Sunday Chester and Sparta Expreas. dailv, except Ssuuday parts Express. dally, ex. There will be a letting May 7 for Hodia- on warmer weather may be expected. mont avenue sewer district No.

2 and Joab Cincinnati Local ex. 7:16 ami 6:28 pm 11:32 am street sewer district No. 4. Monday night there was a decided fall in temperature from the central valleys and 4:25 pm, 7 16 pm ami 7:16 pm 8:20 am! 8:40 pro lower lake region eastward with freezing Koval nine Flyer. Cincinnati.

Louisville, Washington. Baltl-more and New York, daily. Cincinnati. Louisville and Pittsburg: Express, daily Cincinnati, Iyouisville, Waslilnir- tnn an.l Van. -1.

temperatures in Kentucky, heavy frosts In 7:12 am 8 :30 pm L. N. R- tne Ohio aliey and light frosts In West em Tennessee. daily 3:00 am am In Missouri the sky was overcast and no PARDONED BY B0LTE. The Acting Governor Turns Robert J.

Hill Loose. Special to ths Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. April 20. Acting Another "Wound Due to Rye.

Pat Gorman and Dan Thompson room at 213 Market street. Gorman, Thompson says, was drunk Monday night, and saw a multiplicity of dogs. He procured an ax and roamed through the halls. Thompson remonstrated with him and told him to go to bed. Gorman hit him on the He had a bad scalp wound sewed up at the Dispensary and asked Dr.

Neweomb If he looked like a dog. Lee Shelton's Trial Continued. The trial of Lee Shelton, alias Stack Lee. charged with the murder of William Lyons Christmas Day. 1S95, was continued Tuesday in Judge Withrow's court until Mav 10.

rrost was reported, although the tempera ture fell to 31 degrees Tuesday. Flora nil. Accommodation, ex-! cept Sunday 6:50 pm! :32 am Fast Mail and Express, dally. .1 112:40 pm Fast Mall to Evansvllle. Nssh-vllle.

Chattanooga. Atlants. Birmingham. Mobile. New Or-leuna and Jackson.

ill tFla Sout hern Kxpresa to Evansv'liie, Nashville. Birmingham, Mo t.iu Thomas I 20 pm 8:40 am BIG FOUR ROUTE. CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO St ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.

Governor Bolte to-day pardoned Robert J. lile, Jacksonville ana lamps Hill, who was sentenced at the April term. 7:20 am 8:25 pm (FIs dally 1S95, by the Supreme Court of Missouri, on appeal from Morgan County, to two MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. At noon the mercury had reached 44 degrees and wag climbing slowly. This will continue during the evening and night, giving a temperature Wednesday morning one degree warmer than Tuesday noon.

No more rain is anticipated, although the evening may continue cloudy. Clearing weather will come during the night. The absence of heavy rains makes the Mississippi river's rise very slow. Tuesday it was 2t.7 feet here, and no more than lis feet are looked for by Saturday. During Wednesday night it will probably come to a stand as far north as Hannibal.

The Day Express, dailv I Knickerbocker Special, dailv ml pm Mattoon Accom. daily, ex. Sun. 4:20 pmj 9:56 am Bosron. New York, Cincinnati I Washington dailv I pml 7:30 am years In the penitentiary for deflling a Fast Mall, dally mil2 Local Passenger, dally 7:45 m( 0 Dy EiursM, dally I "I ward.

He was pardoned on the recommendation of eleven of the trial jurors of Moni iBiiinsion, u. is credited with having learned the facts in a letter from the Rev. John II. Harrows of Chicago, who ia at present traveling- in India. On June 23, 1S92, there arrived in this city from India a man who, by his dress, his manner and his speech was easily recognized as an Oriental religious student.

Not less remarkable than his appearance was tho story he told. He claimed to have discovered the remains of Noah's ark on the summit or Mt. Ararat. When released from the asylum Nouri claimed to have been robbed of four medals ft udded with diamonds, valued at $2,500, the gift of the Chaldean Creek Church i Vr -Chalmers Kaston believed in him and helped hint in his journey eastward. Later on he displayed his knowledge of Greek und in Washington, D.

at the Smithsonian Institution translated the. hieroglyphics on some tablets there with surprising ease. Intent on making his journey around the world, he traveled on to London, and from there came, in May, 1S94, the storv that he intended to sue the fnited States Government for $5,000,000 damage for ill treatment while on his sojourn here. Now comes the climax to the story in the letter fronj Rev. John II.

Barrows, declaring that John Joseph Nouri, the deposed King of the Chaldeans, has been restored, that his claims have beeli recognized and that the man who was booked as "unkempt and with the lack luster eyes of a lunatic" Is living in plendor in a regal palace in Trichur. HIS BRIDE A ST. LOUIS GIRL. Col. Thos.

Doan of New York to "Wed Miss Sallie Swanzey. The marriage of Miss Sallie Swanzey and Col. Thomas Chaderton Doan, formerly of Pt. Louis, but at present from New York rity, will take place Tuesday evening at 8 6'clock. The ceremony will be performed the residence of the bride's married sister Mrs.

Clark Kennerly, of 3S37 Delmar boulevard. Rev. Dr. Troutman of the Church tho Redeemer officiating. The bride Will be attended by her sister.

Miss Mary Swanzey, as maid of'honor. Miss AUeen Kennerly and Miss Alice Curtis of York being the bridemaids. The groomsmen are Mr. Arthur Lee, an old friend and cotemporarv of the bride- froom, and Mr. Doan Horup, Mr.

George oan being best man. The ushers. Messrs. Julian Scott and Alex Brownlee. will precede the bridal party as Ihey enter the parlor, carrying streamers of white satin ribbon to form an aisle through Which the guests will pass.

A bund of music, concealed by a bank of palms, will pe located in the hall. Col. Doan will meet his bride front of the floral canopy, adducing with h.s best man from the opposite direction as she enters with her 1st er. The bridal gown Is of heavv white Ois-monda satin, the skirt en trnine falling over rodets in the back into fan-like flute" the pot torn, covered with ruffles of duchess nice, falling In festoons one above hf Other, caught In place with spPavs of orange blossoms. The bodice Is decollete Pl fichu of duchess lace being arranged bom the neck and shoulders.

lBer with sprays of Nlllng tn graceful folds over the front Tr yeodiee. and draped effectively in the The veil of white tulle will envelop the figure, of the bride like a soft cloud fastened with a coronet of orange blossoms. 8he will carry a bouquet of brldo'a rose, and lilies of the vallev. Je wl" "wn of pure white ov''r '''P of white silk, the bodice rVJlf a ruass of fleecy ruffles made of "footing." the group of lucks the lrrt Wlth puftlPS footing, in girdle being made of white silk laid on tucks, fastened at the left A bow of ribbon Is fastened io ne left shoulder, the ends being twisted 10 pm lJ pm 15 put 10 am 55 am BURLINGTON ROUTE. ST.

K. N. W. R. UNION STATION.

teau County, where the crime was committed, and also many prominent citizens Kan. Wit, omaha, Lincoln audj Stonthero ksosa dally. 8:10 pm WsstilutoD Accommodation, exi cept aunday pm Kan. City, St. Joseph.

Umshs.l 1 outbern Ksiifca. aud Colorado) Llue, daily 1 8:18 pm Minneapolis. St. Paul, dally 111:50 am! 3:17 pm of the same county. 7:30 am Missouri is rising slowly.

MURDER SUSPECTED. ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER. K. T. J.

H. Aldrich Admits Embezzling Denver. Lincoln. Omaha. Kansas City.

St. Leavenworth. Montana. North Pacific Cms', r.lai Hills and California Express, d-tily Hnnnihal. Qmnrv.

Keoknk and P.nrlincton Nlehf Ex. Kansas city. Atchison, St. Joseph, dailv Fast Mail Hannibal. Qulncy Burlineton Local PMSancoi- frtm The Burial of Eeo Daniels Stopped for 8:43 pml 7:19 am 7:40 pml 6:59 mm I 7:41 ami 8:10 pm Investigation.

Prom a Railroad. KANSAS CITY. Anril 20 it. pm am pm i 2 55 am! CHICAGO, April 20. Though a grave had Boonvllie.

fiedalla. Clinton. i tcott. Parsons sud Indian Ivr-I I rltory Express ,10.20 am, 8.01 Fort Worm. Dallas.

I alor.j I Waco and Austin i 8-30 pm, 6 1 Fort Morta. toulo and UalretoO Expresa. ill pm, and DeUon EHess 8.20 pm, 7-J7 MOBILE OHIO RAILROAD. been dug in Rose Hill Cemetery for the drich, ex-Cashier and Paymaster of the Kansas City, Ft. Scott Memphis Rail bodv of Leo W.

Daniels, the real estate dailv 1 St. Paul and Minneapolis. except Saturday 7:40 pm' dealer who died at Whiting. on Thurs- road and its nrancnes, was to-day indicted by the Grand-jury on the charge of embezzlement. Aldrich was arrested over a d-iv of last week from the effects of a bul B.

Q. R. R. lat n-nnni i the bodv was not buried. Mur der i suoected bv relatives and friends of Board of Health Does Away "With That Feature of the City Hospital.

The Board of Health Monday- evening decided to abolish the City Hospital observation ward. Hereafter persons whose sanity Is questioned will be taken to the City Hospital and examined immediately by the Superintendent and the Chief Dispensary Physician. If the patient fseems to them mentally Irresponsible, he or she will be forwarded at once to the Insane Asylum, where an observation ward will be provided for such cases. This action of the board la due to the recent murderojs attack of a madman at the hospital on two other patients. Chief Sanitary Officer Francis recommended daily collections of jarbage during tho summer, but no action was taken.

Dr. William H. Paull was appointed a Dispensary phs-sician, to succeed Dr. A. C.

Leggat, resigned. TRUE PLEADS NOT GUILTY. Jury Being Selected for the Home Brewery Robbery Trial. Judge Zachritz began the Impaneling of a Jury Tuesday to try Joseph True, one of the Home Brewery robbers. Stanley pleaded guilty three weeks ago and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.

True and William Waif are yet to be tried. True was led into court Tuesday, and on tho advice of his attorney, Simon Bass, pleaded not guilty. ILLINOIS ELECTIONS. Hot A. P.

A. Fight Going On at Rock-ford. ROCK FORD, 111., April 20. The hottest municipal election in the history of the city is in progress to-day. a big vote coming out, which will exceed that of two years ago by several hundred.

The principal fight is on Mayor, with three candidates, b. Brown, candidate for re-election on an anti-A. P. A. platform; J.

Kinnie, backed by the A. P. A and F. C. Dunn.

Independent. The chances favor Brown's election There are also live candidates for city clerk and attorney. The candidates for aldermen are numerous, but the new Council will be strongly license. BLOOM INGTON.TnT April Interest is manifested to-day in the municipal election than for many years. It a clear cut contest between the Republicans.

Democrats and Prohibitionists. Each has a complete ticket. An immense vote Is being polled. A Mayor, six other city officers and fourteen Aldermenwill be elected. CIRO 111 April 20.

The weather Is cloudy and cold. Election excitement is intense The contest is purely factional. The candidates for Mayor are both Republicans. The vote polled will be very large. PFORIA April y.

After an exciting arid acrimonious campaign the city election fs "orSKressitVg quietly with fair weather. At noon half' oY'the full vote had been polled on the average. POST-DISPATCH THERMOMETER. Rock Island. St.

Paul. Mlnne-j noli. Ir.ria r.vc ue and. of the company's money entrusted to him the familv. While the last religious serv 7 :25 pmf pm Dubuque Express, dally pm B'K-k Island.

Bnshnell. (lairs-! I burit. J-la Express, dally pm' 7:05 am CLOVER LEAF. fiXTL. K.

C. COLORADO. ices were in progress in tho Daniels home the police decided to temporarily prevent interment. Before the cortege had reached the tratesi of the cemetery Supt. Scott was ''Samson and Delilah." The Choral Svmnhonv Rni.nn.

m-m i fjoTAconlnidlsT prepared to obey requests of the authori ST. LOUIS KANSAS CITY RT. TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS HANNIBAL, ties that tne DOCiy lie piaceu nmi niiow the doctor to make a post-mortem (Via Wahssh Rsllroad their most successful season Tuesday night with the presentation for the first time in St.

Louis of Saint Saens' opera. "Samson and Delilah" in 'concert form. The soloists will he: Delilah, Mrs. Katherine Fisk of examination. The widow is not satisfied .1 7:44 ami 6:56 pm 7:01 pmj 7:44 am .1 pml 7:40 am 7:44 am! 5:66 pm Mail and Express dally Toledo Express, daily Indianapolis Nicht Day Express.

E. ureas, txcept 8 OO pm with the verdict of the coroners jury in re th death of her husband. She tcn iavis or l.onuon; Abimiiech and the High Priest. Mr. Gwilym VAN ALIA LINE.

CHICAGO ALTON. -Miles or iNew iotk; an Aged Hebrew. VJ 1 -Cn--ie- Vi, 1 T. .1 1 claims that he was murdered and has asked the police to work on the case. The visit of Daniels to the Indiana suburb cannot be accounted for by Mrs.

Daniels. With others she firmly believes he n.i decoved to the town on a pretended Chirac. 1 Limited, i amt I I) 00 umi 7:2 am ew Vork. I biUdelpbla, BsltJ uiore and Washington Spe dilif Sick people grow tired of talcing- medicines which barely keep them alive they want something- to put them on their feet, well and strong and hearty they want to get the upper band over grim Death and choke all the "scare out of him. A medicine that goes right down to the very roots of life in the blood and builds up a new constitution from the lowest foundation-stone, like Dr.

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of Wond-wcrth. Rapidea Parish, write I take pleasure in reporting the good that your "Golden Medical Iioov-ery" has done my tamily. My wife had been down sick for eisfht yeara. and I at different time, had six diftrrent doctors. They did her no good heard of your medicine and gave her two bottles of the "Oolden Medical Discovery and in three weeks be was in better health than she had been in eight years previously.

In fact she ha be-n strong and healthy ereiJ since taking the Discovery.1 Chi'seo Paiai-e Express, am 7. 82 i i i -1 i i jw i ne tiiiisi i hearsal. which took place Monday night In Music Hall, showed that under Mr. Ernst's 11 pml 8:04 is lnfk; Minnicat eeial. dailv Cbicaco Day Il F.xp..

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mm wmi tne exirii' n-soloists would give a thoroughly satlsfac- 14 8:05 am 1 9 put I Ctac.lU Night E-ess, da.i.,W- 7:0. am 7:34 pm 8:40 pm 8:16 am periormance ot mis great worn. The concert will be at Music Hall, commencing promptly at o'clock. Seats may be secured now at Bollman Bros, or to- iBdlaUspoUS. -t cepi funuay Kar.sas City Vestibule Limited daily Kansas City Day F.xp., daily.

Peoria Day Express, dally ex cept Sunday recria Mldnlcht Special, dally except yatnrdajr usshiugtva 10.30 pm am 7 68 pm at tne rox on toe. pSM dsily VsBdalls Accoss 1 1 1 i 1 WABASH LINE. COTTON BELT. Depart i Arrtas. SSlss.ppl a.

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daily I BO pm cTfTa ST. I. James I. Minni3 in the City. James L.

Minnis of Carrollton is registered at the Itclede. Mr. Minnis is an attorney by profession and won considerable notoriety by reason of the fact that he was employed as counsel for the Taylor brothers, who murdered the Meeks family. Two years ago Mr. Minnis represented his county in the House of Representatives, and was among the leading orators on the Republican side.

Fast Eiprvss. ea 1 iv pot iv. sa am loted. Detroit. Jorg ssd business deal and there drugged and afterward shot.

He is known to have had a roll of bills in his pocket on the day of his disappearance. JAILER WOUNDED. Desperate Attempt by Two Kansas Criminals to Escape. KANSAS CITY, April 20. Burglar Krank Connor and Highwayman Ben Johnson, desperate criminals, seriously and perhaps fatally wounded Jailer Charles Fay at the Wyandotte County Jail, at Kansas City, this morning in attempting an escape.

Both men were armed with revolvers. Fay managed to fling bis keys through a window Into the jail yard before the prisoners could ecu re them, and other officials came to the Jailer's rescue. New Mining Company. to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY.

April 20 The Secretarv of State to-day chartered the Hoo Hoo Mining Company of Webb Citv; capital incorporators. A. D. Hatten, O. J.

Raymond and A. Hatten. M-oioa Ve.tu.oleo 1.1s. Eaoresa, daily 1 C. iBctvalt.

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John Vork. FRISCO LINE. 8T. LOCIS SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD. 6 ou am: 6 pa ass, 6 IS pa li.tM su Knights Templar Grand I-odge.

nundred MLssourians. all prominent in Masonic circles, are congregated in St. Juts. They are here to attend the annual meeting of the Grand Commandery of the i. 2." The first session was ItinK will be heid daily IT Jhr nxl nree dayg.

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