THE 'REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. JULY 22.. 1903. 8 IVICAR GENERAL MUEHLSIEPEN

DIED AT URSULINE CONVENT. Jim Dumps, at Buffalo, went through FORCE rr Largo mills, and more delighted grew FOOD CO XI 1 1 At every step. " How clean ! " said he. Life of Leo He saw them mingle skilfully Distinguished Priest, Who Had Been 111 for Several Months, Expired Malt, wheat and sunshine strength for him. One Grand Volume Nearly 1,000 Pages Sooner Than Attendants Expected Bishop Glennon at Bedside " And that makes ' Force,' " nods "Sunny Jim." EPc : Profusely Illustrated : Rectors of .Catholic Parishes to Meet This Afternoon to Make Final Arrangements for Funeral. F

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This Life of Pope Leo XIII CIctnllnoss the Cha.rn.cterlstlo. BlTFAi.0 " I hT0 thorocfhlr liuiiccted the nulls nrrt the of maa'a-Sirl- n the proJnct railed ro-cr- .' I find that the ole injrnli-n- w wheat and furs'-- : of malt Was written by Right Reverend Bernard are of ths highest rcuiblo qualltr and of abaolctc pnrltj, and that Trrr step In O'Reilly, DD., LD., D. Lit. (Laval), domestic he proeeti of sanfectarc Ii characterized br perfect rlcia!In"f. The Ileal drjmg. or rojit!n. thorongblr sterilizes the product, and from tho time the aln prelate of hi? Holiness Pope Leo XIII and Is dehrered at the mill nntil the flcal scaling of the pacVa"efl, the food is handled entlrelr hj machinery. litnszRT W. Hut, Apostolic It will be found an au- " Analytical Chcnlat CnlTcrtlty of Buffalo, and Cheri'jt of the City cf Us2aIo." thoritative and most important contribution to ti.nf.w i, "STSTwt Bp, i.MTfTVTffV irTWWM historical literature as well as a book of absorb- ing fascination. The author has told at satis- fying length the fuU story of thertmarkiblt career of Leo XIII, and has thrown a clear, wk rriMv w:V4K3M5B7 iUuminating light upon one of the most inter- RELIABLE KODAKS esting and significant figures of the age. The I result h a work whose value, already great, is at UTTLE PRIG$ GIANT STRIDES!! destined to increase with the passing years. Kltnn 1ASTUI CTIO'N HOOK with eirr) Ivudnlv uoilKlit of us. AH Records Broken.

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SPRINGFIELD, Vicar General of the Archdiocese of St. Iouls, who died last night. CJ Any One, $2.50. The Right Reterend Henrj- - Muehlslepen, spiritual director of the Ursullne Sisters CASES Vicar General of the Catholic Archdiocese and Vicar General for the German-speakin- g AND RETURN. of St. I.ouls, died at 6:10 o'clock last even- Catholics of the archdiocese. Proportionate Rate"! to Points. ing at the Ursullne Convent, Xo. 2122 South At that time the Reverend Father Rj-a- Intermediate 22,036 Twelfth street, after ljlng In a comatose now Archbishop of Philadelphia, was Vicar VIA- - state for oer twentj-fou- r hours. General for the English-speakin- g Catholics CHICAGO & ALTON RY. Address all Inquiries and Orders to - of His last lucid Interval was on Mondav, Later, the Reverend Father Brad)- was Tlekrts Rood jrolnc on tnln leavlnc St I.om!s Over The Same Period - nt S.i: a m Fiindly and returninc on trnln 1902. and then he merelj- answered "jes" or made Vicar General for the Engllsh-spenk-In- g leaving sprlngtlrld nt 7 p m .im da Ticket "no" to questions that were asked him. Cathol'cs, but upon his death In 1S31. otners, fclsth and Olive and t'nlnn btaticn. places MOET & CHANDON the HEAD of the importa- Tin: ONLY WAY Thti at The end came sooner than those who Father Muehlslepen. was made Vicar Gen- list in the UNITED STATES, as well as in the WORLD. THE REPUBLIC have been attending the distinguished priest eral for thp entire archdiocese. tion expected. Yeterda- - morning. Doctor V. J. Several jears ago he resigned the pastor- CHILD COMFORTS FATHER L.utz, who has been the phj'slclan of the ate of St. Marj's Church becauso his other St. Louis, Mo. late Vicar General for jcars, was at his duties demanded nil of his time. ARRESTED FOR LEAVING WIFE. MOHT & CHANDON bedside, and, after examining the pitlent, As Vicar General rather Muehlslepen was said that he might two daj-- s longer. energetic, and In recognition of his valu- Control More Vineyards than all the other leading Cham-- lle .T. Tholne, Own and About noon. howeer, those who were Archbishop secured Mttle filrl Promlirs Peter able services Kaln for to Chlcnco, "VI am inn pagne shippers combined. watching by the bedside of the unconscious him In 1S9C Papal Monslgnor Taken That the titles of Would lie an Good nn priest noticed that the coma, in which and Right Reverend. Pie." he had been hlng for a week, was deep- In 159 Mgr. Muehlslepen celebrated VINTAGE the home of his slster-ln-la- Mrs. Richard ening. At 3 o'clock he sank Into the slum- his sliver jubilee as Vicar General, THE NEW FIRE AT DE MEWL RESIDENCE. and at "Mj" mamma told me thnt if j'ou would E. Andra, at No. 1319 Chambers street, and ber of death, and an hour later dissolution that time the Ursullno Sisters named him come back, to her, papa, he would be as OF fell dead on the sidewalk, two doors west, came. their greatest benefactor. was largelj" Handbome South Side Home jeterdaj- - 4.30. It Rood as pie." afternoon at The Very Recrend J. J. Glennon, coad- through instrumentality Ursu- - Andra committed suicide because of hfs his that the With declaration little Lena Dora Threatened With Destruction. jutor Archbishop of the diocese, entered the llne da)- - school was established In this that Inability to find employment after a long Tholne, 7 old, sought to comfort her Chamber of the dying priest at 3 p. m. and city, and through the efforts of Mgr. jears "WHITE SEAL" quest, he told Mrs. Andra, The residence of Alexander Da Menll. at shortly before ga.-- e Peter J Tholne. who was taken to taking the poison. remained nn hour, llefore leaving he Muehlslepen and Bishop Hennessy of Wich- fathr. is (the corner of Cherokee nnd Thirteenth the Vicar General ids blessing. Chlcifio hj Detective Jcn'Ks of that city, and street, was damaged by fire jestcrdij- - after- He had been visiting at his brother's home ita Arcadia College at Arcadia, Mo , was all dav. but was In a gloomy mood, At the bedside at the hour of death wero Detective Schenck of St. Louis. Ust night, noon, which one de- his founded. Moreover, largely through tho PERFECTION IN CHAMPAGNE. at time threatened the slster-ln'la- w told the police. Going Schreiber, who was to answer a charge of wife abandonment. building. to the the Reverend Francis work of tho Vicar General the Ursullne Sis- struction of the front room about 4.30. while Mrs. Andra an old schoolmate of Mgr. Muehlslepen; the The little girl, whom her father pad kid- "When flames, were discovered on ters became teachers In about seventeen Importers, the the was busy In another part of the house, he Rexerer.d Francis Qoeke. chaplain and pri- naped. It Is said, from his wife In Chicago, GEO. A. KESSLER & CO., Sole New York. swallowed drug. schools In the archdiocese. roof Mr. De Menll. who was at home at the Throwing the bottle to vate secretary to the Vicar General: the Julj i. accompanied her father. In ar- the floor, draining Its contents, he As a worker Mgr. Muehlslepen was Inde- the time, turned an alarm. On the after Father Cantwell. a Redemptlon-Is- t Tholne was arrested at his room. Xo. 1S25 ran to the sidewalk, apparently in an ef- Reverend fatigable. Often priests in country towns - rival of the Fire Department, he directed to the who is In Louis Carr street, jesterdaj- afternoon. The little the firemen in extinguishing t.ie lire and re- fort reach home of his sister. Mrs father of Demer. St. have sent to him for a substitute for some Bertha Dennison. of Xo. 1446 Madison Ursullno Sis- girl, who was located In the St. Louis Chil- WITH HIM. ft moving the Valuables. street. to condi ct a retreat for the Sunday service, and the Vicar General, be- TO TAKE FAMILY Mrs. De Menil and other members of the ters, and Brother I.ucas of tho Alexian dren's Hospital, at Jefferson avenue and family left the houso at the first alarm and Andra was a shoe cutter, and i nmarried. ing unable to secure a priest, volunteered Adams street, where she btinc treated, vere His body was taken In charge ?y his sis- Order, who nursed the Vicar General Xaturally such earnest gave to im Kents Residence in : $21.00 ! not at anv time In danger. ter, Mrs. Dennison. his own services. the detectives her father and Fnrris The Are originated on the west side of through his illness. work made his life an Irregular one, and to mother's addresses, which sho hid written Cily. the roof. from, it is supposed, a spark. priests administered the last absolu- in a memorandum book with manj' other Jefferson To NEW YORK flames The this was partly due his death. childish remarks about her home nnd I The spread rapidly at first, but tho to Mgr. Muehlslepen when death drew t StopoTer at Unp.hIneton. firemen kept the fire confined to the garret HOUSE HAS LIVELY TILT tions Vicar General Muehlslepen has been In parents ItKPfBLIC SPECIAL. J and roof and nohe of the lower rooms was near. Mother Superior Seraphlne and other when On Information obtained City. Mo.. Julj 21 State Sena- damaged except poor health slnco last OUober. he had the from tlio Jcrferon. bv water. OVER GRIFFIN'S RESOLUTION. Ursullne sisters were also present at the in Tex., little girl the detectives went to Tholne's tor rrank Farrls will be nttended by his IB.&O.S-W.- : Mr. De Menll estimates the damage to the an apoplectic stroke while Dallas. room until he Cole hour of death. Cath- and waited returned from family vvhl'e he is on trial in the X building at J4.000. where he attended the dedication of a work. Tholne at once consented to return to alleged briberj- - in Trnlnn leave Dnlly Mgr. Muehlslepen received holy viaticum was Chicago, County Circuit Court for 9i30 a. m., H:0H p. in., 2:o5 a. m. T olic cathedral. The apoplectic stroke nlthough the offense with which Missouri Legislature. J Delrente From Wnrrt Lose, in and the sacrament of extreme unction last ho 19 charged, being a misdemeanor, la the ONLY LIKE RUNNING THROUGH First followed by softening of the brain. Since not to-d- SLEEPERS Z DRANK POISON TO END LIFE. KfTort his chaplain. Ex- extraditable. Senator Farrls was here and made f to Hnie City Offices Saturdaj" afternoon from been unable to do anv work. of AT THIS WRY 10W RATE. fre- then he has While seated In Chief Keelv's office the arrangements for the Ieae a residence t Investigated. treme unction had been administered Occasional!) was able to take short little girl related to the detectives how occupied by himself nnd family dur- 4 Henry "Andra Could Find Illness. he sho to be Ticicrrr oFFicns ii 'ot quently during his drives about the city, but for the last month had ben brought from Chicago to thla ing the trial. Olive nnd Sixth and Union Station FUNERAL ARRANGEMENT& cltj', which she stoutlj held was Akron. Work and Sought Death. he had been confined to hla room. O Delegate TV. D. arrangements for the funeral will . and not St Louis She told how her X. Y., Return, After swallowing four ounces of carbolic Griffin's resolution relat- The For jears he was afflicted with heart dis- father had visited her mother, and nfter Chnulnnqun Lake, nnd 52 ing to completed this afternoon, ecld, Hcnrv Andra, jears old, ran from the Investigation of different city not be until when ease. He was also attacked by atheroma, or obtaining the latter's consent to take Lena 914.00, offices failed of adoption In the House last the rectors of the Catholic parishes of St. to the parks, wandered about the cltj- - until rrom Chicago, via Erie Ilailroad. July 24th. a hardening of the arteries Incident to old thej- - Chi- from the center of the street to tho side- night bj a vote of 11 to 12. will meet in Kenrick Seminary. So nightfall, when boarded a train for lteturn limit, thirty dajs. Trnlns leave Impact. I.ouls age. St. Louis. She went to sleep, she alil, cago MJii m . p. m. 10.00 p m. walk b' the will and a. and crew- - The resolution was lost after a spirited far as known. howccr. the funeral Mcr. Muehlslepen had two nephews In this awoke In St. Louis, or Akron, as she con- Write D. M. Bowman, G. V. P. A.. Erie The In charge of the car put Walsh contest which brought out some peculiari take place Friday morning. Father JoTin Muehl- tended. Itailroad. Chicago, for Information and Il- aboard nnd brought him to the North End - pountrj'. the Reverend Tholne declared he and his wife were Chautauqua folder. Dispensarj-- . ties in the switching of votes This morning tjie bodj- will be placed on and the Rever- that lustrated Doctor Blackmore found that slepen of Welngnrten, Mo. estranged several months ago nnd tnat he Walsh had sustained Internal Injuries The resolution had been laid twice) a catafalque In the private chapel of the Or- which over end Father John Muehlslepen of Xew h.id come to St. Louis with the intention are regarded as probably fatal. .He was In order Convent, and 6 30 requiem of providing a home for his daughter - that members of the House might Ursullne at a leans. here. CAR HURTS STREET LABORER. removed to the Cltv- Hospital. have time to look will be ce'ebrated pres- He had been in St. Louis for six months Into it thoroughly before high mass in the had been emplojed as a AValsh was employed by Edward Relscl. putting the measure to sisters. and gis fitter. a a Tote. ence of tho Ursullne Lena frequentlv whispered In her father's Patrick Walsh Seriously Injured plumber of No. 4 IIS North Broadwaj-- . In McCarthy moved S requiem high will NEW TRIAL FOR TURFMEN. which she thought con- that the resolution he morning at maiss be ear remarks would making a connection with the water main adopted, and Williams chapel, nnd again 6.30 Fri- sole him, reiterating that she would make While Excavating on Broadway. at WB seconded the motion, sung in the at mamma mind him. the point where the accident happened. Ho Em when the matter came up morning. of Raids at Chicago her under the head day Men Accused Though her stav in the Tour c'otirH In was stooping In the trench and did not note few While excavating the street in front of unfinished business. The Tote was 13 to The bodv will be removed to the old lasted only a minutes the child was 44",8 , the ear's approach until It was n, Track to Have Rehearing. bv- - of Nn North Broadwaj-- Patrick Walsh, - within 13. with Blrge Sec- surrounded detectives and attaches in- few- ftet of him. He attempted to get and Wiedmer absent. On Cathedral, on Walnut street between bright prattle. 13 old, was struck and seriously In- cleir roll-ca- terested in her When she jears of the tracks, hut was thls ll Speaker Hughes voted ond and Third btrects. after- on struck bofore ho with REPUBLIC SPECIAL. left. Chief Kcelj's office her way to jured by a southbound car of tho Broadnay succeeded. WaNh's home is at Xo. 4213 the regulation minority In the House, as noon, and. there It will lie in state until the Chicago, 111 . July 21 The Vv estern Jockey Union Station she passed around the circle line jestcrdaj- - afternoon. He was thrown North Ninth street. to shake hands did Grlffln, who introduced bill. pontifical funeral takes place. Throughout y to give a new of her admirers in grave the Club agreed trial to 'good-bj'.- " When Clerk of the House Judge an- Thursday night a vigil will be kept in the the persons who caused the recent raids at nounced the tie vote I by of roreict nnd Stream Excursion. Hughes ordered an- old Cathedral members the clergy Washington Park. The trial will begin to- other roll-cal- l. This, it Is claimed, is con- and laltv. Sundav. July 2G. Rates S)c to Jl K. Train morrow and will be public, n wide departure Union Station at 8 00 a. m. re- trary to the charter, which reso- clergy of the will as- leaves and ajs that a The archdiocese jockey-clu- b precedents. 9 M p. m Tickets Union Sta- Mrs. Emmons, saved lution Is on from turns at at from lost a tie vote. semble In the Cathedral Friday morning at With the announcement that the six de- tion and Klnth and Olive strccta. an operation for Ovaritis, tells This action on the part of the speaker 9.30. and at 10 the pontifical requiem mass barred race horse owners who brought oft angered the Hughes faction, and Delegate will be celebrated by Bishop Glennon. The the big Detroit coup would receive a re- GIRL CREATES EXCITEMENT. how she was cured by Lydia E. Kinney appealed from the decMon of priest who will preach ser- hearing came the authenticated report Ayer's the the funeral that chair. question $30,000 The of sustaining the chair mon, nnd the pricts who will assist in the Instead of as had been previously Pinkbatn's Vegetable Compound. was put to a ote. and. ah under the rules stated to be the winnings of the Lotii.i Jennings, 11 Years Old, the bpcaker Is not allowed celebration of the mass will be selected by accused question a vote on a men they actually won nearlj $400,000 Oflicers in City Hall. so pleased with tho results I of this kind, who meeting e "I am the faction the rectors nt their this afternoon. Thlrtj--flv- thousand dollars of the FiIits from Lydia E. to table the resolution felt certain of amount Louisa Jennings, 11 jears old, of No 310) obtained Pinkhnm's ictorv. Immediately after the funeral the body Is said to have been won from St. Louis laria and Ague Lure - Ohio avenue, who was before Judge Foster Vegetable Conpountl that I feel it To the surprise will be taken to Arcadia. Mo., on the St. Levj- Mnvcr and Mo-ra- n . of everybody the House bookmakers. jesterdaj- - for Incorrlgibllltj-- caused a com- v a duty and a privilege to write you sustained the decision of Hughes by a vote Louis, Iron Mountain nnd Southern. A spe- have ben retained to prosecute the de- of 13 to 12. George . E. motion In the City Hall after the Judge about it. ilott switched and voted cial car will be provided for the clergj-- barred turfmen. Robert Cantwell wilt to sustain the chair, thus taking the place appear for the defense. had recommended that she be "ent to the never-failin- g " I suffered for over five years with or Hughes, who could not ote. and giving Saturday morrlng the body will be laid to The accused race horc owners are: E. Houo of Refuge by refusing to go with the A positive and t causing an un- the chair tht scant majority of one ote. rest in the cemetery of Arcadia College, E Farley of Cincinnati, T E Glenn of Lit- ovarian troubles officer?. The announcement of this vole tle Rock, Ark.: H. H. KIngsburv of Cin- discharge, a great weakness, - elated the which was founded by the late Vicar Gener- Her screams nnd cries brought out about pleasant Montana faction, which now- became hope- cinnati, W. O'Hara of Xew York. W. all Right Hen-ness- j'. from the end for forms malarial and at times a faintness would come ful of getting the resolution through. U al and the Reverend John J. Brown of D"trolt, Edward Harlan of St. sixty of the clerks cf remedy of over me which no amount of medicine, this point Stoops started to go home, hut Bishop of Wichita. Louis and William Harlan of St. Louis. the building, several of whom attempted In Kinney went him girl, but were not successful. An old-fashion- diet, or exercise seemed to correct. arter and held him by the The name of Henry Muehlslepen is insep- quiet the ed arm until his name was called on the final ambulance was telephoned for and Drivir diseases. Masters Your Vegetable Compound found the vote. arably connected with the history of Cath- PAYING compelled s MERCHANTS PENALTIES Gallapher was to use force In weak spot, however, within a The final vote resulted In 14 against olicism In St. Louis and In the Southwest. wagon, 32 and taking the girl to the as she usd for the resolution, Speaker Hughe him the Ursullne and saved me from an rhanging his To Sisters owe much of every means to prevent being taken from chills and fever in a single day. my dis- original ote and Kott going strength In Collector Clifford Raising Licenses operation all troubles had back alter voting to sustain the crmr their this section, and to him the building. appeared, and 'I found myself once when Hughes ruled against him. contrury the Church owes some of its strongest edu- of Delinquents. At the Cltv Dispensary Doctor R. .TL more healthy and well. Words fail to to the Charter. cational Institutions in the West. Owen ordered her placed in the observation Completely destroys all malarial On recom-sldere- City Hospital until she can be true grateful feeling motion of Fontana the House d Mgr. Muehlslepen was License Collector Clifford stated yesterday ward at the describe the real, and passed the ordinance authoriz- born In MIntard, taken to the House of Refuge. that is in my heart, and I want to tell ing the changing of the name of Llndell In the Province of Rhine, Germanj-- , Sep- that he was raising the licenses of all mer- avenue to 1S34. chants and manufacturers who failed to in every sick and suffering sister. Don't from Grand where It meets the tember 4. He first studied at the Col- HER FATHER'S LIFE. poisons the system. Promptly of Olive on Mon-da- j- SAVES medicines you know noth- intersection and Channlng to lege of Essen, In 3S33 make a return or before the first dally with Camp Jackson avenue and decided to come In July, as provided by law. ing about, but take Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's to St. Louis with several other theological He said that there is no scarcity of Daughter Knocks Bottle of Toison controls backache, headache, Vegetable Compound, and CInrk Would Rather nc Page. students, who had been Invited here by the blanks for this purpose, as he has nearly take my word for it. you will be a James J. Clark, page In Major Wells's Right Reverend Joseph Melcher, then Vicar 3 000 on hand, and 3,500 more arrived From'rarent's Hand. office. Is the only city emploje , from woman in a short time." who can General of the St. Louis the printer jeterdaj-- so the 3113 de- different choose his position at will After being ap- archdiocese. that delinquent George H. Hallolt, aged 33. of Nn. pain in the bones, and general Mrs.' Laura Emmons, Walkerville, Ont. pointed Weigher of the Xorth Lcveo Upon reaching St. Louis Henry Muehlsle- parties need not delay making their returns boulevard, attempted suicide last original of cboic letter promng two weeks ago scales on that account. Llndell $5000 forfeit If and having his bond ap- pen. then a student for the priesthood, en- by drinking carbolic acid. Just as genuineness cannot te produced. proved by the Council last Friday night If the merchants and manufacturers who night he tered the diocesan seminary his lips, his 0- -j ear-ol- d bility, due to malarial poisoning. Clark has decided that he did not want the at Carondelet. have not made any return do not come In put the bottle to hesitate to write to Mrs. Job. Major Wells, expressed In 1E57 he was ordained priest bj-- Arch- once daughter. May. knocked the bottle from his Don't g the opinion at Collector Clifford Intends to resort anj-thin- ago - contents on Pinkham it there i over .i week that James would not bishop Peter- R. l4nrick and appointed to to the process of law and compel them to hand, spilling the the floor. which you do stay long, and, true to the prediction of the do so and suffer the Increase also. Some of the acid fell on his leg. however, 60 cents a bottlo. about vour case Major. Clark receded his reappointment the chaplaincy of St Mary's Church. and burned it slightlj. understand. She will treat as page jesteruaj- - and was svvorn In anew HA&IJCWORKEI FOR CHURCH. The child aroused the house, and Mr. ad-- City City Marshal Reclsna. succeeded In Soli Jrnrlitj for M C. AYE? CO., Lore!l. i witl kindness and her b by Register FitzGibbon. When Vicar Genera" Melcher was conse- Hallett. who had swallowing lj jurt. tliit br J. Hxo. REPUBLIC bPE IAL. some of the poison, was taken to the home is No woman ever re- crated Bishop of Greet. Bay, Wis., 1S68. free. GrlfUti In Staunton, III., July 21 At the meeting of of Doctor Young at the northeast corner writing Iter and she has Cxrnnlon to Arcmlln, Mo., $1.23 the Reverend Henry Muehlslepen ad- the City Council night the resignation ton Compton avenues, tted ounuay, --p. ijuo, was last of Law and where ped is out. mh iron aiounta.n to pastorate of City Marshal Cdward Leclaire was ac- injuries were dressed. Mr. Hallett re- thousands. Address route. Train leaves Union Station 8:3) vanced the of St. Mary's cepted. Overbeaj-- . his A Thomas city night watch- give any reason for the attempted Lynn, Mass. a. J Church. At fused to f ni.. the same time he was autdt man, was appointed to fill the vacancy. suicide. J

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