The St. Joseph Weekly Gazette from St. Joseph, Missouri • 5

"1 FM THE ST. JOSEPH WEEKLY GAZETTE1 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1889.1 5 irt' tw. 1 1 ir. iiiiiu rr pinninrn tne Union, and of course that inoludes she pleased, and abused ns all to her GOVERNOR'S DAY. A CHEAP JOHN PLANT.

Missouri, wonid progress much mors if Junn nurrmb 5Uiuut5, hearts' oontent, and we dared not do anything, for she said she had the gem of a lawyer who would have her acquitted on At this point a half dosen friends seised the governor, buptled him Into the elevator and whisked him away before at least an coarges, ror sne saia sne stooa in with the lawyer who both time arrested her. We stood It so Ions it became unbear Anroid Citizen of St. Joseph Plunges a Pocket Knife Into His Own Heart. able, and my wife said she could not The Engines in the City's Electric Power House Very Common in Appearance. The Distinguished Executives of and Iowa at the Exposition.

stand It anv lor gar, and the next time Parmelia Miller abused her she would (MM boggy whip her. Last Thursday near i the Miller woman loaded up on mor The Boiler Boom Such as Would pnine ana oesisn to call Dad names. He Sharpens the Instrument Upon a (Whetstone Before Committing the Deed. Good Crowd Present to Wel- come Governors Francis and Larrabee. be a Disgrace to a Georgia Saw Mill.

while standing in her door, brandishing a long bladed knife and swinging her revolver tn the air. My wife became so vexed that she took the buggy whip and started for her In good shape. The Miller woman drew her revolver on my wtfe for Infants and Children. The Finish of the Knglnra no Finish The Indians Shake Hands With the "Big White Chiefs" The Exhibits Being Put Into the Main Building. nuttnis aia not stop ner, one went in.

at all-Blat-k l'uliit Used to Hide Any aud all Defects A Cheap John Hoof. 1 The Only Cause Known to Have Existed Was Despondency The Vic-k tim an Old Time St Joseph fib Fireman-Hls Domestic Relations. The Miller woman ran in and my wite "Castoria Is so well adapted to chUdree that I recommend it as superior to any proscription known to me." H. A. Ascent, If.

Ill 0a. Oxford St, Brooklyn, it. Y. Caetarfa cures dalle. Constipation, Boor Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives slurp, and promotes di- enation, Without injurious medication.

organ to licit her in J. L. Sullivan style. I was on the porch and saw another woman interfere and Stepped in the house. It Droved to be Cheap John, the original Tankee ped Monday was "Governors' Day" at the Exposition.

It was a complete suc dler, never, during his long and Industrious career, disposed of an article so Ths Centm'R CobTANT, TT Murray Street, jr. cess. Governor Larrabee of Iowa, ac "shoddy" in its appear anoe as the a aoien interrogation points coma ne planted at the proper angle and adjusted so as to prodnoe the required Information. Governor Francis and party remained in St. Joseph last night, were entertained at the Benton olub, and will leave this morning for Jefferson City.

THE GUN STORE BURGLAR. A Definite Clue Secured to the Smooth Fingered Gent. The burglar who made the raid on the business house of the Akhnrst-Kberly Arms company, on Bunday night, succeeded in getting away with part ot the plunder he had secured when he was disturbed by Night Watchman McClurg. The firm on making an examination yesterday fonnd they were short several fine revolvers and some other goods. Thty estimate their loss at $50.

A clue was discovered yesterday forenoon which will probably lead to the capture of the thief as it is now known be is a Ht. Joseph production. Besides the clue mentioned another slight one was discovered in the shape ot the hat worn by the bnrglar, and which was lost In his rapid flight from the building, after being fired at by McClurg. The hat is a nearly new cady, and bears the trade mark of Fleming ft Goff of Felix street. Besides this contains the initials F.

U. F. on the sweat band. The hat was found lying close to the window from which the robber escaped. It bad fallen behind some goods, which accounts for the police not finding it at the time.

The bat and initials are known to the police, and it is proba companied by Mrs. Larrabee and Brigadier-general Ellis and Burgeon-general oeiu- wire, one strucx at me witn a sties of some kind. I kept her away until my wife gave them both a good whipping, knocking the Miller woman out of the window and the Bells woman out at the door. Then we both walked out of the Miller house and went home. Sells was sent for.

and in a few minutes he came power plant connected with the eleotrlo light system which will be turned over to the City of Bt. Joseph by the Excels.or Hanawalt, of his staff, arrived at yesterday morning over the Diagonal, having left Des Moines the evening be Electric Light company cf Chicago in two weeks, more or lees, and for which UW ERA EXPOSITION. fore. The party went at once to the Pa system including the Cheap John power cifio, where they took rooms. Gov.

Fran John Ruffing, ant old and well known citizen ot Bt. Joseph, committed suicide sometime Sunday night by stabbing himself in the heart with a pocket knife. Raffing oconpied a room over WUl'am Miller's saloon, southwest corner of Second and Francis streets, and It was litre that the awful deed was committed. Tnat self destruction was premeditated npon the pan of the unfortunate man there oan be no doubt A whetstone npon the windowsillln his room showed that the knife with which the fatal wonnd was made had been carefully sharpened a short time before, and Ruffing was careful that no botch should be made of the job. The discovery of the suicide was made plant the city is to pay the sum of cis party arrived on the B.

Eli at 8 o'clook. His party consisted of John The power house is located at a point whtre Olive street if extended would cross it. rratner, v. r. jsuerne, u.

5. waller, Charles H. Turner, William Boll, John rushing through bis back yard and said he would kill me before night. He then rushed ont and in a few seconds I was in the street in front of my house. I started towards him and told him to put his threat into execution.

He turned and ma back to his home, hallowing, "Load my gun with buck shot. I'll fill him full of lead." Belle ruebed to his house, from there to his wood shed, and I did not see him again that evening. I waited ten or fifteen minutes, and. then I took my little girl in the buggy, came H. uarroll.

James Lewis. Ad- iu tan t-General Wickham and M. A. banning, all members of the governor's Fifth street, or perhaps a short distance farther west. Every citizen, every taxpayer, who has not Inspected this plant will Had that an Inspection will amply repay him for the time spent in maslng 1', As he approaches tbe building from any direction he will observe that the staff, iney were met at tne union depot by the Exposition reception committee, Some Rare Sport down town and got her some ano escortc-a to tne rac no nntei in carriages, where, after being presented: to Governor Larrabee, they sat down to ROOF API'RARS TO BE A MISFIT; by the colored porter at Miller's saloon Dreasiast.

Alter dinner tne distiognisn- Whose name is Commodore Dixon and school books, then went to police head-quarte-s and seen the chief. I gave bonds tor myself and wife, and I will state right here that there is no judge or jury in the land who, if tbey thoroughly understand tbeolrcumstances. would not acnuit my -AT- who tells the following story that it is in fact barely sufflcitnt to cover the bull ling. It is ot corrugated iron, laid on un iron frame and will har ily do for a covering for expensive mtch nery. However it is possible tbat no expensive machinery will be located immediately under this roof There may b'ssome ble the owner of the tile will soon be yanked behind the bars.

As- it is now, there is no positive proof, and the police are only waiting for some future develop-emnts toplace the fellow behind the bars. EX-CONFEDERATES MEET. ed guests were escorted in carriages to the Exposition grounds, where a large crowd greeted them warmly. After the Wild West and Indian features in the arena, the two governors were escorted to the stand and addressed the assembled thousands. Governor Francis' address was an able, tbonhttul and eloquent ef- He saw Ruffing sitting in front of the saloon on the Francis street side about 9 o'clock Sunday night and a few moments later heard him go np-stairs to his room.

Kufflog not arising at the usual hour yesterday morning, Miller's bartender self and wife for doing what we did. And furthermore, I will say tbat the article in the Ntws Is a falsehood Aon beginning to end." over in the next block or ward but nore iu tbe under consideration. But little of tbe shafting has been cut in posi- THE EXPOS 01 They Propose to Effect a County and ant Diion no to awaken him. The por THEY DIDN'T GET HIM. torr, ae congratulated the management and the people of Bt.

Joseph on tne con tor otiened the unlocked door and called ADV uj.VM A meeting of ex-coiederatss Was all A Bold Burglar Creates a Great Deal el to meet at the court house Monday or incitement on oiirtn street. Nieht Watchman McClurg of tbe mer Ruffing's name three times. Receiving no reply and noticing blood stains npon the bosom of Rafting's ehirt, the negro harried down stairs and told the derhe was dead. The two men then morniiigjforitbe purpose of organization of the ex-confederates ot the district, chants police, saw a man in the ArmscompanysstoreSunda night about 10 o'clock and shot at htm through the glass of the front door. The waicb-man then blew a police wMs'Je arid in a The object of the meeting was to perfect an organization the general objeotB ot weut np to the room and seeing that the body was cold in death, Immediately notified the ooroner.

An examination revealed the fact that ception and carrying forward of this great Exposition; commended the enterprise of the press in securing the erection of a new main building in place of the one destroyed by fire, and urged the people to stand by the Exposition. He dwelt at length on the wealth and importance of the Missouri valley. Governor Francis was heartily applauded. Governor Latrabee spoke after Governor Francis, and paid a glowing tribute to the Exposition, to the city of Bt. Joseph, and to the people of the Missouri valley.

Be then spoke of the resources of Iowa, comparing them favorably with those of any other state at this Exposition. At the close of the afternoon Gov wnicn were social and cnantaoie Denents Humus had died early in the night from to the members. Captain E. M. Were of Chillicothe, who has charge of the work in inis district was present ana presided tioo U'l" tbe engines are in place, so bra the boilers.

Tne engines are of the Williams make, 100 hore power each, and are said to be an improved pattern. likewise they may be vary useful, but ap-poarancea count for anything th- Excelsior company has boughtfthe cheapest the Williams works are able to turnout. Naturally the advocate of economy will say: "If the engines are not finely finished they may nevertheless be the very best." do not think so. Tbe best engines made are themosthighly finished. There is not a spot on the engines referred to, that will ever shine.

Paint covers the rough finish on nearly every part where paint can be used, and before the artist now at work completes his labors be may have covered every wheel, pin, and rod with a coat of benzine and lampblack, all yesterday be put in his best efforts in this direction and at 4 o'clock had covered a vast stretch of territory, burying in his march more rough spots than Bberman's army crossed on it's trip from Atlanta to the sea. What merit these cheap looking machines may have cannot be finally deter over the meeting. The morning lew seconds two omcers appeared upon the scene and ran to tbe alle ia the rear where they stood guard while a messenger went in search of one of the proprietors of the store. An entrance was finally effected and a thorough search revealed the fact that the burglar had made his escape from the rear window before the ar a knife wound which penetrated the heart, entering benween the fifth and sixth ribs and making a wonnd three inches in depth. The oorpse was removed to White's undertaking rooms and an inquest will be held there at 10 clock this session was postponed on ao The Following List of Special Attractions Has Been Provided for This Week.

FRIDAY. liest gentlr man rider Diploma Hest lady rider Diploma ISest boy rider, uader 14 years 52 no and Diploma llest girl rider, nnder 14 years old i.6U and Diploma l'ony race, twice around the ring, pony not to tsceed 14 hands and rider not to exceed 14 years of age OS Greased pole barrel race; barrel to be on pole fft OS Wheelbarrow race, four to start or no race; once around the ring 2 One-legged race; once around the ring Chase ior greased pig by Indians. Ponfcy race, three to start or no lace; three times around the ring 6 OS Watermelon eating match by darkles; 1- entries, first done wins 6 US Apple eattlng match by buys not to exceed it', years ot age, having their Lauds tied behind them and apple to bo tied to a string IN count of the arrival of Governor Francis, the delegates joining the throng to bid Missouri's chief executive welcome. The meeting was fixed for 8 p.m. at the rival of tbe policemen.

Upon the ernors Larrabee and Francis went to the morning. Buffing Was An Old Resident. same place, at which time a meeting was held. Owing to the fact that Governor Francis held a reception at the Pacific at Ruffing had resided in St. Joseph for which many of the delegates were present Pacific House.

They were tendered a reception by the Benton Club at its rooms last night. Governor Francis leaves at 6 a. m. this morning. The FatlStock Show.

James A. Funknouser of Plattsburg and H. C. Duncan of Osborn were in the city yesterday arranging for the fat stock show, which commences on the 80th inst. tne attendance was not as large as was expected and only a general love feast about twenty years ana leaves a wire ana one son, Wm.

H. Ruffing, a collar maser, employed by the Wyeth Hardware and JJaiufaoturiug company, who is 24 years floor was found several fine revolvers which he had picked out of the stock and loaded with cartridges. It conld not be learned last night whether any goods were missing, but it is the supposition that when the shot was fired he dropped everything and thought only of escape. Mr. McClnrg says that when he first observed the burglar he seemed to be prepiiring to crack the large sate.

It was a bold deed upon the burglar's part, as a was held. It was a source of much die mined until they are wound up and set to old and married, in tne eariv aays me deceased was an active member of the volunteer fire department and for several years after a paid department was established he was employed by the city as a regular fireman. He was a man who appointment to those! who had assembled as lit bad been expected arrangements would be perfected fer a reunion of the Ex-Confederates at tne Exposition. The date of holding the next meeting was not fixed, but was left subject to the call of the president. Capt.

Ware leftlast night going. Engines of the same make are used in the Excelsior plant at Bt. Louis and continues one week. They are among the largest breeders of stock In the West, and report that the entties embrace the bright light was burning in the rear of tbe room ano tne ouuoinK ironts upon a street but they are far FINER AND BETTER IS APPEARANCE traveled a great deal and at all hours of wan mors or less eiven to strong drink. finest stock to be found in the entire West.

The premiums offered are so large that tne nignt. and about four years ago his wife left than those. Fact is, it is possible that there are no other engines in St. Joseph they have attracted the attention of all for Chllilco'ne. A MOTOR ACCIDENT.

the best breeders. Mr. Funknouser ex A SERIOUS RUNAWAY. as cheap in appearance as these two. presses the belief that 25,000 farmers will The boiler house is not a thing of beauty.

Samuel Sale, of South Tenth Street, Joseph Hale Falls to Have a Car Stop him on thai account. They remained apart until about three months ago, when a reconciliation was effected and Mr. and Mrs. Ruffing went to house-keeping over Miller's saloon. About two weeks ago they gave np all except one of their rooms and Mrs.

R. went to live with her son in seriously injurea. and it will hardly be a joy forever. It is alleged by those who ougbt to know that an investigation ot the saw mills in the pea ana ureans a ueg. THE CRAND EDITORIAL BALL, honor of the opening of the new Main Hall will also be held Thursday evening.

THURSDAY WILL BE SAVANNAH DAY and the people of Savannah and Andrew county will be down in full force. Special features are being arranged for that day. SATURDAY WILL BE CHILDREN'S DAY and all children will be admitted for ten cents. Features to please the children will be added to th regular programme. The hurdle races will be repeated next Saturday and some fine riding may be expected.

DURING THE WEEK there will be a Squaw Race, Catching Greased Pigs by the Indians and other novel sports. stock week. The following are samples of the premiums offered: About ten o'clock Monday morning Joseph Hale, who resides at No, 620 South Fourteenth street, is confined to his dense pine forests of Georkla will not re Samuel Sale and T. F. Van Natta were veal a boiler front less gaudy in appear Walker's addition, the husband con-tlnnfns tn ant and aleen down town.

The driving in a buggy on North Third street. Best breeding herd cattle $200 ISeat young breeding herd cattle 100 st bull and four or Manet 100 ance, than that put into the city power wnen near tne caiaooose tney encoun house Dy tne uxceisior company. Again eon says that it was the intention to have I ha.il hln father, as well as his mother, live" tered a motor car ot the Union line. The room with a broken leg, the result of his own carelessness. Monday afternoon he boarded a motor car on the Union line to go to the corner of Third and Isabelle the ciuestion oi economy presents itaeii.

test berd thoroughbred fut steers 160 Best herd of grade steers 100 Best herd fat Bteers, any breed 160 team became frightened and despite the If the city let a oontract for the cheapest mnder bis root, ana ne expected nis parent efforts of Mr. Van Natta ran away. At the corner of Third and Isabelle Mr. Sale was thrown ont and fell heavily on the at the house bunaay. nowever, ne aid not come, bnt passed the son's home on his way in from New Ulm park in the stun: maoe, toe jixceisior company nas certainly fulfilled its bargain.

The visitor from out of town who knows anything about boilers will look these over, in Best tat steer, any breed 10 Beat lot five fat hogs, any breed 100 Best fat hog In the show 50 Best fat sheep In the show 60 afternoon aad waved nis nana to nis wire, vtin wan sitting in the door-yard. curbing. He was picked np in an uncon-cions condition and carried into a house near by. Dr. Jacob Geiger and front, and smile.

Thin ars.8 the last seen of him by any of his streets, wnenne arnvea at tnat point the car was running at a lively rate ot speed. He thinking he was about to be carried past his destination, stepped to the door, and Respite the warning of the conductor, jumped straight out into the air, and after exaouting several gymnastio exercises brought ap against the curb. When picked np it was found that his left leg was broken below the knee. He was carried into a drug store near by and Dr. Cloud summoned who set the limb after which he was taken However, the cheap look of the front is entirely eclipsed by the brick covering and the manner In which it is braced.

Every well built boiler covering is tied together by means of heavy upright iron braces tied together by iron rods which pass Dr. Benor were called, who found the left hip broken, and a partial fracture of the thigh. The limb was set and tbe patient left as comfortable as possible. It was not deemed advisable to relatives until the son was called to view hie dead body yesterday morning. When the porter and bar-tender entered Ruffiing's room they found the large pocket knife sticking in the Boor about four feet from the bed.

The suicide bad evidently pushed the blade into his body np to the hilt, then drawing it from the move him from the house to his own under tne Doners, clear tbrough. in tnis case the braces are tied at the bottom by that it was a court and that the judge had turned tbe entire gang loose to prey upon the country. Peace was only restored when a fall explanation was made by the President. short anchor bolts only and not by rods honse, and it will probably bs three weeks before he will be in condition to move. The team ran to the corner ot Third and Edmond where they were stopped, but to his home in a carriage.

Hale 1 a sin gle man and is in the employ of Meyer wound, tnrew it to me uuur, mi untoward npon the bed with his right arm exienamg rrom one side to tee otner, tnat is entirely across. The result will be that when beat from the boilers cracks the Meyers. It will be some time Dexore be not before the buggy was a total wreck, 'Wedding and Baby Day. The 1st ot October will will be a great day for the ladies. The baby show will occur on that day, and that is also the day set for the weddings.

A prize of $50 has been offered for each couple married in the amphitheatre, and there have already been five entries. It is understood that two or three more couples will yet enter the lists for a life of matrimonial happiness and $50 in cash. Tnis is a great opportunity for those contemplating embarking on the matrimonial sea. The baby show will be one of unusual merit. The atmosphere of Missouri and Kansas seems admirably adapted to infantile humanity, and the crop is large and remarkably healthy, especially tbis bear.

Over a score of entries were made tor the first baby show, which was postponed, and it is thought as many more will come in for the tempting prizes offered. A FATAL DOSE. nnder his head, and expired almost in' tend, apprising them of the change ia date. President Perky, of the New Era Bxpe-pit ion. stated yesterday that Governors Francis and Larrabee had both promised to head large delegations to the Woild's Fair conference, and that a large attendance was assured because oi the rivalry between Chicago aad Bt.

Louis for World's Fair honors. Tbe friends ef both cities will rally in force al the meeting promises to be one of the largest ever held in Ht. Joseph. BOLD HIGHWAYMEN. Mr.

Van Natta escaped withont serious will be able to report for duty. No blame is attached to the crew of the motor car as Injury. There is no blame attached to the Rnfflnor hurl hfsn workine for Hafner covering the anchor bolt fastenings WILL NOT BE STOUT ENOUGH and down will go 6 part of the brick work, driver or tne motor car as ne did all in his power to prevent the aocident. Bonbaus, tfce butchers, repairing their slaughter house, but had done no labor they were not notified to slack up. GOV.

LARRABEE AND ST. JOSEPH. 1. C. Wilson Dies From the Kfferts of an Overdose of Auti-Febriuc.

c. Wilsou died at an early hour Tuesday morning at his room, 300 North Fifth street, from an overdose of acti- and the plant will be compelled to shut Mr. sale is a carpenter and contractor and resides on south Fiitn street. Since last wetmesuay. otuiuy vinnn ho drew what waees were due him down ror repairs.

What the Doilers will do is not known The Iowa Executive Favors Holding Thny are of the tubular pattern, and coed SLOW RAILROADS. tne woria's air uonierence iiere judges say will be satisfactory if up to the Gov. Larrabee of Iowa, was overhauled St. Joseph Jobbers Complain of Their standard; but everything about the bouse at the Pacifio hotel Monday, and in ans When found yesterday morning he bad upon his person. The men who saw him lat Sunday night say that he was duly sober and the act could not have been committed in drunkenness.

Tao dead man has been despondent for several years and has often threatened to take bis own life, once going so far as to nas sucn a cneap iook that a tnorougate.s Freight service to Western t'oints will be necessary to establish the worth of The Board of Trade committee on rail er to a few inquiries of general natar said: LOVEJOY INDIGNANT. any one p.trt. The dynamos will be placed in position roads has taken up the matter of slow "I like Bt. Joseph and her Deonle very Tliey Hold up un Omaha Mall Agent. A mall agent from Omafea who runs on t'ae Union Pacific road, and whose name i3 W.

S. Maupin, was held up by highwaymen at Thirteenth and Sylvania streets Sunday night about 11:30 o'clcek and robbed of and watoh. Maupin had j'ii-t taken a young lady friend time on shipments from Bt. Joseph to cer He Gives His Version In Full of th to-day and tbe balance of the shafting put mucn, and tne exposition is a grand ex tain western points, and will push the in. llie smoEestacs connection win be hibition.

The burning of machinery hall, attempt it. I COAL OIL INSPECTOR. made to-day. but no definite announce question nntu a sausiaciory solution is reached. was a great calamity, but none can help wrlmlrin thn nlnnk nf thft fitizeriR in Mn.

Horse Whipping Affair. F. M. Lovejoy, the husband of the woman who did the horse whipping act to perfection in North Bt. Joseph a few febrlne.

Wilson had bean in the habit of taking teaspconful doses of the drug for headache, and occasionally when this failed to afford the desired relief, he would use morphine. Tbe deceased retired about 10 "clock last night iu apparently good health. When his room mates, Harry Fritchinan and CM. Sentney, went to bedan hour later they noticed that Wilson was snoring very load, but did not think anything was wrong with him. However, yesterday morning they were awakened by tne heavy breaming of their room-mate, and they undertook to arouse him, bat were unsuccessful, One of them ran for a physician and a few minutes ment can be made as to wben a test of tbe system can be made.

However, tbe power The jobbers of Bt. Joseph say that the Governor Francis Not Ready to Act eral, and the newspaper men in particu Missouri Pacific has been giving this city nouse is open ior inspection, and tee tax home and wa? returning to bis hotl when on tne lar, lor tne promptness maniiested in re building it and replacing the displays. he was accosted bv two men who asked nights ago, called at The Gazkttb office last night and left the following state While Governor Francis was surrounded very poor service oi late in tne transportation of goode to points in (Southern and Western Kansas, consuming payer may pront oy a can. ASSEMBLED EDITORS. 1 think the project for holding a world's a large number of friends in the Pacific very often as much as ten days to get ment oi tne asair ror puoiication: An article in the Daily News a few Uir.

something about the streets. He answered their questions and started oa when one of them covered him with a goods to tne western counties wnen tney fair convention i Bt. Joseph which, by the way, I understand originated in this city, are worthy of the deepest consideration. The exhibition should by all means What They Did and How They Did It hotel rotunda Monday ne was nauea Dy a Gazette reporter and buttonholed off really snonia penorm tne service in irom three to four days. This is also the oase evenings ago does me a great injustlve, and I write this article to vindicate myself and put myself right in the eyes of A startling array of beauty and talent ntested The Gazette office about two Into a corner to the end that some infor with the Bt.

Joseph and Grand Island be held in some city west or tne Aliegba-nies and not a moment should be lost" mation concerning great questions of gun. compelling him to hold up his hands wniie the other went through uis pockets. Maupiu has given the jhes a description of the robbers. toe uauuc iu rcKuru wo nuwr anu o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the newspaper later Dr. W.

H. Geiger and Dr. H. railway in connection with tbe Union Pacific to points west of Manhattan, Kansas Gov. Larabee also spoke of the pleasant state might be secured for publication Bells buggy whipping affair.

For the past six months my wife, my little girl and men of the city assembled to consult with Loeb responded. When the doctors arrived Wilson was in a comatose condition In these cases tney do not consume so The governor was caught in the middle of myself also nave oeen subjected to relations existing oetween at. josepn and the citizens of Iowa, and extended a cordial Invitation to everyone he met to reference to the 'editorial ball. Bignor much as ten days, but do take np from slurs, insults and all kind ot and a few seconds later he expired. Coroner Wbittingtnn ordered the re 2,100 DOZEN Kline presided and Herr Germane per a story and was on sufferance allowed to finish it.

Then ne turned himself over tt abuse oy this Miller woman five to seven days. Dealers say they can set eoods from Kansas City in less than call and see him whenever they were in mains removed to White's undertaking formed the secretary act. There were Irvine iust across the street from mv es Moines. the interviewer. one half the time it takes to get them from establishment wnere a post mortem ex present representatives of the Gazette In the Probate Court.

amination of tbe body was held in the house. My little girl could not go to the store, nor my wife or myself could not come ont on the front porch or sit in the 8,100 pairi Ladies VolkMatt and Chris Rntt presence of a nary. The autopsy revealed In the Probate court Monday letters at. josepn. rtaturany tnis places tne jobbers here at a disadvantage at points on the lines mentioned.

The attention of General Freight Agent ionrnalist atlaree. Chris was a formid of administration upon the estate of HMt-n Hi'M'Miieiy rco introduce tin liuuKcliolil Jorupis Ion. Tllt'V UVi hruvr. nurin yards evenings, witnout being slurred, blackguarded and insulted by Mrs. Mil able candidate for president, but Kline Benjamin Callahan, deceased, were little, but all evidence went to how that the dead man had made no attempt upon his life and the jury broueht in a verdict in accordance with the facts as stated The first Interrogation point halted in (fee rear a query as to when a new coal ot' Inspector will be appointed for Bt.

J4 eph. His excellency barely suppressed a I tie as he answered I Ican't say. Mr. Gllkey is now serving on a part of what would be the term of his successor. As I construe the rtoDinson oi tne urano isiano ana uen- wi'U niittie is i'o bli irnod.

in snlil rttlors. Sacked tbe convention and carried off the onors. It was a fine looking gang. Cu eral Agent Kawlicgs of tbe Missouri Pa rosea, tneir oeing no more property leit than the widow was entitled to. Callahan ler.

Bbe kept it up continually, day after day, and she had a woman working in conjunction with her, by the name of clfic. has been called to the matter, and rious pedestrlanaturoneed about tne front above. jiu-k. the popular- sliatlt ff curdlnul. nui Muf cul brovn.

btm-k, plsitv inn, in -tjle Jtiiti to tuit all tttptf s. lttm'i iiaj Hit to 6 ct. relief urged. is the man who was killed by Luke on South Sixth street a little over a week door and gazea ai mem iu awe. iu mui, Bells.

I bad bells arrested some time Wilson was 28 years old and bad resided in St. Joseph nearly a year. He was formerly employed in the capacity i (ha noal oil lnsDector has a axed it was an awefnl sight. A riatte gen tleman came in. looked at Sam Polk i KO- ago on a State warrant, for drunk, carrying concealed weapons and dtschareinsr Letters ot administration witu wui an OBITUARY.

Edward F. Traynor. tenare of two years, thereforelhe present minute, turned to his comrade and said ot bookkeeper Dy in. e. neroert, nexed upon the estate of Gila N.

Courtney fr a Kail and W'iiitcr ktve wln'tivoii a iiip. The old tuUable I m- boid (omuttiou, of Ni-tv Y-rk. is st -miilf n- Ititii.U ii. v. rlclilw firearms in the city limits.

The police also arretted him on a city charee and Ml term will date from June 2, 1K1. Bnd end June 25, 1891: but 'That's the char) tnat stole Torn uusen- the clumber, and had charge of that were issued to Q. L. Cozine. Died, in this city on Friday, the 20th hnrv'H sheep: I wonder bow lone they'll eentleman's display in tbe macbinerv Letters of administration upon the Iliiitttrnlvtl.

wrial and ssnd him up." Tne comrade inspected hall at the exposition until the building inst at i o'clock p. after an nines of three weeks, from typhoid malaria, Ed- estate of E. F. Tranor were issued Sut him in the calaboose. The judge gave im $25 for his night's lodging in the lockup.

Then came my State charge. In the meantime 8-Us comes to my house one the incumbent holds the office until his successor is appointed and duly Then the governor turned Interviewer burned. Bince tne connagration ne nas ton. J. Mcuaee, Calvert with equal intensity and volunteered the information, in a whisper, that Im mor.

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Traynor, ageo ao years. been out of employment. Application for letters of administra The deceased was born near uootenu. that thar cbap is one of mem bunco The vonner man's roommates sav be lttvely the -niirv lot doz. utirilitr fifl.i?.

tion npon the estate of Richard A. Proc tor. deoeased. was made by Mrs. Char steerers that done me outer ten and asked: 'reo't Mr.

Oilkev giving county, Caven, Ireland, in Novemberl 1851. He was the eldest of a family of was in excellent spirits Monday night, and seemed particularly elated over tbe send the llnuaohnl.1 night, wniie was raining verynard, and asked if I could do anything for him, that he was poor, and nearly starved last winter, and froze to death together, and itnliarH "dav. Judee." said he. lotte Proctor. and added by way of answer: "I have prospect of securing a position with tre haunt no eomnlaint made against him." addressing; Kline, "don't let him off with less nor four years." Foster, of the nine children, tbree boys and six girls.

Though comparatively a young man he was an old citizen of 6t. Joseph, having (i nintiifrt-- I.t ill ntt-wt-r ttusijidv.Ttim-nifiit and send us I tH-addii-ss of 2't ucwKtn t.r rvmlrrs -tti different families. For 15 in silver or staniw. to help pnstnire. j.nek-mjr.

Ac. we gpnd every subs.TiIn the Mokaska uonee company, wnicn naa oeen Then governor, you have not made up The National Encampment Nows, was identified as a chap who ran a promised him. he members of Lincoln Camp No. 17. said he was done.

He came with both hands np and plead guilty, and asked me to help him. and see that he. in the future, would behave himself and be a man. I told him I was very glad he showed a xne aeceasea was inarrieu iu irmu, sev skin game of draw in a hay mow at Savannah one Sunday in August, and an your mind as to wno win do too racsy mNo, str. and I do not know how soon I 8 of Veterans Monday began active resided here since 1878.

He embarken in business corner of Tenth and Alive streets in 1871, and has always been known as an upright business man, whose honorable ciubraistf-r. op for tne of SokuIi-serihers, we a-nd 1 dor.en lainf Andrew county farmer present pleasantly a preparation ror tne eral years ago, and subsequently separated from his wife. His father Uvea at Noblesville, is a banker, and is reported quite wealthy. Dr. Pettijohn, the "-imitii iia iiM-iiiinrtn- tonal encampment, a general com smteested tbat tne Inane give mm two spirit to do good, and not because I had to lead the rare in premiums, thi liU.v.,1 vears and compel him to return won Shall give tne miner iuj nwuuuu.

What do you think of the Hew Sea Ex 1 1 a credit to the people of Bt. him nnder my heel, would I crush him in mittee.01 twenty -five members was select last night to take charge of the work. dealings with all gave him an enviable reputation in business circles. He had hosts of friends who will hear witu regret the sntter any lurtner tnan ne was. Bo deceased's brother-in-law, and mayor of firookfisld.

Mo arrived in fit. Joseph last i Tbia committee has selected an If ouaot a iWn fashionable, fine hosiery si-nil 16rtfc and names of 20 newfpaiiern-auers, and Ton will ISSSi the paper and hosiery premiums arenrding to aixiTe address lluo.ehold from his son by a villainous trics of putting the cut on top of tbe deck when be dealt. An old lady who came in for a Weeklv gazed tearfully at BUI, shook ner Joseph 1 is more it is an institation of executive committee of seven, and next morning I took him in my buggy to the assistant prosecuting attorney and had his case nut down to one dollar and night to take charge oi tne oouy. his snddon death. He died as he had lived, a steadfast, Christian gentleman.

His funeral wdl take place this afternoon at which all the people or our great smh honld be nroud. The erection of the oommittee on nuance, xne latter will bet-in an active campaign at THE WORLDS FAIR. cost, and the chief of polios had his city hniidfnir Is the areatest evi onw. Of the $2,590 wheih must be une remutea aiso. alter se was ra denoe of enterprise, courage and public 3 ciocr, rrom mo resiaencs oi nis nncie, W.

J. McCabe, 614 South Twelfth street, to the Cathedral, from thence to Calvary The Date of the Conference to be raised to properly entertain the encamp vored so much, and his neck was ment fsw has already seen euosenueu. 4 s-- r.tt. -I 4 out of the halter, he and his family, his wife in particular, beean a Held Here Unangea to Urtohor At a meeting of the Board of Trade spirit I have ever seen. a cost, dimensions and general appearance make it highly creditable to the people of St.

Joseph. I understand that the newspaper men of St. Joseph, by their pluck and antarnrUa. made the erection of Stanton's American Held to the Grand Jury. J.

B. McMillan, who was arrested Satur tirade of abuse in conjunction with the Miller woman. I once had the Miller woman arrested for craellv beatina- her PENNYROYAL PILLS held Tuesday afternoon a resolution was adopted requesting the committee in charge of the World's Fair conference to day niffht. charged with robbing Archi txrore rffTuariyiathemMtobstinftteesises. larrlr I.Mt-w and 'tAFr90metbrmsoraingtodirretKtBa riUJ little six-vear-old child.

Mr. Ben Lord. head and muttered ao young anu pretty aad yet so bad." Then she told her husband tbat Bill was "undoubtedly tbe worst of the whole passel.leven if he dose look kind o' innocent like." Culver was promptly singled ont by an Iowa man in the crowd as a confidence operator who did his wife "ont of three week's churning by a bogus recipe for making butter yaller." A wild and wooly Kan-san sized up Col. Bhepard and Herr Kas-tor and whispered to his neighbor, "them thar fellers' anarchists. That 'unwith no hair makes the bombs and t'other one, with lots o' hair, throws 'em.

They're a Dad lot. A riot was Imminent when the assemblage broke np, the outsiders supposing cemetery. Faith vs. Brains. Puck: OoL Shepard (enthusiastically): "Can't en editor be a Christian?" Mail and Express rtaders (wearily): "Yea: but every Christian can't be an etitor." The Alternative.

Life: "Sonny, how oan I set to tbe mm tnta sth mm LkCaJUUe. Uoaranleed 50 per tect Smales, on Edmond street near the Board of Trade building, was taken before Justice Dolman yesterday for preliminary than the change the date of holding it, from Enrli.B article and afoalatAiw who lived in her house also had her arrested fer house breaking and disturbing the peace. After we had her arrested on October 1, to October 3, in view of the fact that the Dsepwater convention at ii if. misioa s.iaerKi FHnral PHI sr atreei examination. He waived, and was held to the arand jury In the sum of $800, In default of which he was sent to jail.

Dick Dade was held in the sum of 1500 the building) possible, and for this the press of the city deserves the unbounded eommendation ot the people of Bt. Joseph." la this State still "poor old Missouri?" "Not much I Ho State in the Union is progressing more rapidly; nowhere in the Union la there such an bounded prosperity. I think, however, that if wa could have leas Interrupted oommerce with In color, in roand box. Umptd with iH Trade Mark. At PrDcgiatt' everywhere or byj these charges, she, through her lawyer, packed jury and certain officers tbat assisted her, was acquitted Topeka meets October 1.

The members of the committee were 4 seen last night and agreed to tbe change. railway station from here?" "Have you for burglary and larceny, and in default went to jail to await the action of the I. SPECIFIC Jumciare co, Pbl.au. ft. To-dav a snort circular win oe mailed to Quitted, she acted as though she had "No, my little all persons who have been invited to at tiee and unconditional license to do as 1 "Ob, then you'll nave to walk.j granq i 1 1.