St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 4

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1911'. ST. LOUIS POST-BISPATCH.

'4 -JT ANDREW CARNEGIE'S NIECE AND HUSBAND SHE HAS REJOINED MISSOURI GIVES BAKERY COMBINE A STATE LICENSE We Give and Redeem Red Star Trading Stamps One member of each family without a piano to aend In answer to this puzzle before June 19th. EVERYONE WILL BE GIVEN aaaaaa-- --Maam 1. linn ii.iiimii .1 1 11.1 .1 U. eT PUMPS EXPECTED TO REVEAL MAINE BERTH DECK TODAY 'Most of the Unrecovered Bodies Believed to Be in This Part of Battleship. General Baking a merger of big bakeries throughout the United Washington at States, has been incorporated in New York and obtained a license Wednes fl day in Jefferson City to do business Tailored Linen Suits A NICE PIECE OF in Missouri.

The McKinney Bread Co here is one of the bakeries in the merger. There is but one in each city. WILL DISSECT THE BOAT VALUABLE JEWELRY The capitalization of the concern The Finest Line of Prizes Ever Offered $7,000,000 preferred and $5,000,000 common stock, with $3,500,000 first mortgage Regular Value $10 $6.95 bonds. Harvey. Fisk Son has under Opinion Is Work Will Progress to Recovery oFAll Bodies in Week or to Days.

written the issue, according to a new3 telegram from New York. George 11. Meissner, manager of the 1 i SThe cool davs emphasize the need of a linen coat suit i McKinney bakery, in telling of the plans for the merger Tuesday, said there was no intention of forming a mo nopoly. The only purpose is to econo mize with a central laboratory and the and are ready tor the demand witn a lull line 01 splendMIv tailored garments of excellent quality linen. Suits that will maintain their shape with the most frequent laundering.

Come in natural linen shades and in gray, blue and brown. Skirts gored adoption of more scientific methods baking, he said. said Fred W. Lehmann, So licitor-General, had attended a meeting and with loose and stitched panels, feliort coats JAME.S HtVER- of the bakers in New York and, when he heard the details of the plan, said -with notched collar. A smftrt, prac- Ok tical Suit in all sizes at the unpre- 5 HAVANA.

June 15. Before sundown today the work of removing the water the cofferdam inclosins the wreck of the battleship Maine will be carried to a point low enough to reveal portions of the wreck submerged for 13 years, -lincluding a part of the midship section Immediately affected by the explosion, the whole quarter deck and a portion the berth 3eck, in which, it Is be-lieved. He most of the unrecovered bodies. 1 This was aetermined after a conference between Gen. Bixby and Cols.

Black and Patrick, following a minute examination of the wreck, the board of officers being fully satisfied that the stability of the coiTerdam warrants them in proceeding with the pumping opera the merger would not be molested. All News to I.ehiuann. In respons to an-inquiry from the who is still in school. He has been compelled to lie in a darkened cedented price Post-Dispatch Lehmann telegraphed Thursday as follows: room and to require the constant attention of a male nurse. It is said that liis condition constantly has been growing worse and that it was this knowl-clge that touched Mrs.

Hever's heart. Wash CARNEGIE'S NIECE TELLS OF REUNION Dresses $3,95 Matchless Bargains. A diamond or watch for a weddine present. Credit. Loftis Bros.

2d 303 X. 6th. tions. WASHINGTON. June 15.

Have been absent from office and find your telegram of thirteenth on my return. There is no shadow of foundation for the statement you Say George N. Meissner makes. I did not call any meeting of any kind in New York, and have not been in New York this year. Learned neither plan nor details from him or anybody else.

Heard of matter for first time through newspapers this morning. F. W. LEHMANN. Pump Put to 'Work.

HUSBAND Lutherans to Meet In Atehlson. WASHINGTON. June 15. The next biennial convention of the General Synod of the Lutheran Church in the United States will be held at Atchison, in 1913. This was decided upon at the fcrty-fifth biennial convention of the synod.

i i 11 $4.95 Such an assortment and so moderately priced Zephyr ginghams, tissues, pure linen dresses in all the wanted shades of all over emhroidery-lingeries in mull, batiste and lawn that cannot be duplicated at double the money. The widest possible style range and in all sizes for women and misses. Meissner is out of town and could not James Hever, From Whom She Had Been Separated, Is an Invalid. be reached for a reply to this. Mc Kinney also Is out of town.

Checked" Ginghams, dotted and striped Lawns in all the light and dark shades, round or square some with yokes of Irish. Many all white ones in the lot. Admirable dresses for morning, afternoon and porch wear. Delightfully cool and summery; very special value. All sizes for women and misses.

EGYPTIAN PRINCESS PUZZLE Cart you find her FACE concealed in this picture. Directions: Trace the outline of the Princess' FACE hiddea la the illustration on this or a separate sheet of paper. Write your name and address plainly and send or bring your solution to either of our storei not later thin June 19th. Do Not Fail to Answer This Advertisement I Here is an example of what our LOW RENTS save you. We are showing thousands of other handsome pieces equally as reasonable in price.

If You Have No Piano in Your Home. ISr .95 Name Exceptional values in jjinen Coats-with fc notched coilar'and belt and long rolled revers' with patch pocket Address City The water this morning stood at the '4V4-foot level. The most powerful pumps tvere put to work to reduce the level to -JO feet, which will permit the partial exploration of the upper part of -the aftersection from the stern to immediately forward of the engine room space, where the explosion severed the forward section, including the 10-inch turret on the starboard side. All this latter portion of the vessel Is submerged many feet in excess of the after part and probably will not be repealed until the dam is completely emptied and a great quantity of mud The present intention of the board is to permit the water to remain at the 10-f "ot level, possibly for several days, to make observations and tests of the cofferdam to determine beyond question Its ability to resist the tremendous inward pressure when completely emp-rtied. 1 Will Sever Shattered Part.

Col. Tatrick said the board believed i quite feasible to separate the after two-thirds of the ship from the forward third, severing the part3 shattered by the explosion by the use of an acetylene blast. On the completion of the separation It is Intended to dissect the forward section by acetylene blasts into portable fragments, which will be taken out piecemeal. After that, in default of further orders -from Congress, it is the intention to build a bulkhead across the rear section, Xtoat It out from the dam, bring it alongside a wharf in the harbor, make a jComplete- examination and finally tow it to sea and sink It. It Is believed that within a week or ten days sufficient progress will have been mada to permit the recovery of all the bodies.

Speciai Propositions on the Purchase of a Piano will be awarded to the 10 neatest correct answers. Special Waist Values 98c. $1.25, $1.49 Another big Waist event for Friday and every womanwho participates in the sale is the gainer. The three groups comprise lawns, batistes, pure linens, lingerie cloth, mulls, marquisettes, voiles, simply or elaborately trimmed; pure white or introduction of colors by means of embroidery or motifs of colored lawn. There is not a single style missing.

Many high-necked ones which are still favored by many women will be found, and the low-necked ones are there in profusion. Saint Louis, Frt nr jn 6 E. Bt. Lords, 346 Collins, ville At. COJ Olive St.

PTgJTiCTr If MANUFACTURERS. ESQ I 0 33 This Colonial Chiffonier matches the dresser perfectly; French bevel plate glass, 14x24; base, 20x34; with either This Colonial Dresser, just as illustrated, finished in royal quartered oak, with brass or wood knobs, large xrencn piate mirror, 4x30; base meas flOOO Punch Set for Tafia. AUGUSTA, Juno 15. A silver runch set valued at J1000 will be presented to President and Mrs. Taft on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wearing anniversary Monday by the Chamber of Commerce and other organizations of this city.

brass or wood knobs; exactly ciiuija, exactly Stop Wasting Coffee and Tea UT out this advertisement. It entitles you to a Yt Blanke Patent Sanitary Coffee or Tea Pot at half III price (50c) with the purchase of a can of Blanke's-. Faust Blend or Grant Cabin Toffee or a can of Blanke's Grant Cabin or India Ceylon Tea, at your dealer's. Over one-half the coffee and tea used is spoilt for the lack of proper method of preparing same. Blanke's Patent Sanitary Coffee Pot and Tea Pot is the most simple and most perfect method of maklnf? Coffee or Tea.

Don't misa the opportunity of getting one; this will save you mjney and give you better coffee or tea at your table. ure, 2ix44. A most remarkable value at $10.00 $12.60 as illustrated, for i 1 -1 Purchaser NAME Address The Kinloch Directory will close July 1st Now is the time to subscribe if you want to be listed in the new book. Patronize your home company; get better service and avoid using lot telephones when away from home. Our party lines are POSITIVELY SELECTIVE RINGING, i.

we RING ONLY THE SUB-SCRIBER WANTED. Wc own and control this patent Call Central 100 and a representative will be pleased to call. Kinloch Telephone Company By Leased Wire From the XeTT York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. June 15.

Andrew Carnegie's favorite niece, Mrs. Nancy Carnegie Hever, who recently became reconciled to her husband. James Hever, after separation of two years, was found at the cosy cottage on Long Island to which the reunited family disappeared after giving up the apartment at 2610 Broadway which Hever has occupied during his wife's absence. "While Mrs. Hever and members of the family freely admitted that she had come back with the intention of nursing her Invalid husband back to health, the circumstances surrounding the separation, the reason for her long absence and the events leading up to the reconciliation were carefully guarded secrets.

The four children, whom their mother brought with her from Pittsburg, where she has been living with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Coleman Carnegie, were playing about the lawn and showed by. their faces that the change in the family plans is a most agreeable one to them. Live In Pretty Cottage. The Hever cottage is a beautiful English villa in the fashionable Bays-water section of Far Rockaway.

It Is situated in the center of an acre plot and the house Is completely concealed from-ihe street by the shrubbery of an English park. Mr. Hever is confined to his bed, being paralyzed from the waist down, the effect of a fall from horseback while trying out a new hunter at the Sheepshead Bay track in 1909. Mrs. Hever answered the inquirer.

"There really, is nothing to be said that has not already been printed about us," she said. "We are all together again and that is the whole story. There never was a legal separation, nor any thought of one. Family reasons made it necessary for me to reside in Pittsburg while Mr. Hever's condition made It necessary for him toemaln in New York.

We have been in constant correspondence i When asked what family reasons she referred to Mrs. Hever declined firmly to sj.y. "You may merely say that Mr. Hever Is Improving wonderfully since he came out here, and that we are hopeful of his complete recovery." lonn Hever Talks. William Hever, son of Mr.

Hever by a former marriage, was inclined to be a little more communicative after his stepmother's departure on the plea of looking after the welfare of her husband. "We hoped this reunion would pass without notice from the newspapers," he said, "but we realize that publicity Is the penalty of the Carnegie name. We hope the penalty in this instance will be light. There never was anything the least out of the way in the separation, but we are all naturally happy that it in ended." At this juncture the young man was called into the house. Loud voices werj; heard and the outlet of information was suddenly clinked off.

Janirs Hever eloped with Miss Nancy Carnegie In 1304 while he was employed by her mother as a riding instructor. When Andrew Carnegie made the announcement of the secret marriage he coupled It with the remark that it was much better than having a worthless duke in the family. This remark was taken as a personal affront by the Duke of Manchester, who was visiting in New-York when it was made. Mr. Carnegie hastened to enter a denial that be had the Puke in mind.

it ot Wealthv. Airs. Hever is not wealthy in her own right. Her father, Thomas Carnegie, who was a brother of Andrew, left a estate, but by the terms of the will it went Intact to the widow. The announcement of the wedding came a year after the ceremony had been performed and followed their return from a honeymoon trip to Europe.

During the separation Mr. Hever has been living In a sumptuously furnished Broadway apartment with his three children by the first marriage. They are William, aged SI; Mary, aged 17. and in ataaBBallaaEBBBafc 1800 WASHINGTON AVENUE (OUT OF THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT) Enjoy Your Home Land- Trimmed Hats PR I DAY I See America First There's zest in traCel through the Great Northwest. It's a Teamsters, Attention! Tliif I'mbrrlln 70.

TTelp us Mar OTlork School Minr by using our Wagon Umbrellas. Cut out tnis ail-vorllHement unl present-it with r.O cents and secure one of thej umbrellas. Stop in today and one. iitmann Shoe Co. lt7 WanMnston At, St.

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Ill whole face loeoa Ita cbarm If th mouth ihtblt a lot of o-carel. unelchtly teeth. You can keep your countenance beautiful If your teeth are properly cared for. "Tooth puller" will tleatroy th beauty of th teeth, but a reliable dentlat will Improve your look by aavtnc your teeth Instead of destroying- them. It would cm that evrryone would want nothing but th beat In drnttatry, but many peopl will aacrinre laetlnc quality for low prlc and In th end th work ta no cood.

SES9 if VI ii -IS Get our free folder "Western Trios for Eastern People." ALL and detailed information regarding the fares and tha KINDS Our stock is too large for this time of the year; eon- rv equently, Friday we will offer just 1000 Trimmed I fill Hats orth up to" $6.00 at, choice Av Vf (Display of thcuc- Hats on fret floor.) Intrimmed Hatsrliersli QQr Tuscans, Friday PFfl A I Imported Black Azure braid, eilk velvet bound, worth $7.00 each, I Wll choice Friday Century Millinery Co. 615 N. Broadway ONE DOOR SOUTH OP BUSY BEB routes. Address fRUCKS ll We build them to suit your rcqulrfmcnit t-od yonr blue print. Laundry, Factory.

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