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SUMMARY OF TUE NEWS.
7oEsy's Weather.
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USED IN HOT WEATHER.
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LAreao. Texas yaly 3r7ez-srs7e ny
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AGUINALDO WAS LIBERATED.
No Ceremony Was Used in Setting Free
Six Hundred Fiipinos.
Observation-Disclosures
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regret tart 2 -sts--e - reciprocity
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GLORIOUS DAY AT PITTSBURG
Hall Million People Extend Greetings to
President Roosevelt
Decorations and Fireworks Made Brilliant Setting
for the Scene. OF the Presidents First Official
Nist-FiistAddress Heartily AppIauded

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RrAtrH or = PaEsIpM

HEALTH or THE PaEsIDM
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that SEE E8d said - hin; Nc,s..s
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the co14ittoa q the king.
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Pensions fer Texans; Issue @ y
Increase. restoration reissue. es4 !,
Hansen. Austin. IS. JOHN R1sseiI n
$40: James W. Huntington, dsaa' I
81.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
B0WERY CHARACTER IS DEAD.
Mike" Callahan Said Politics Had
Ruined Him.

New York. Dec. I3.-"Mike" Callahan we'll
known ward politician Of New York. is
dead. He was stricken with heart dis
ease. He was reading a newspaper at his
home, No. SIC Pearl street. when he put his
hand over his heart and tainted He died
before medical aid could reach him.
Callahan. despite the fact that he was
only 4 Rowery s~aioonkeeper, was a we'll
known figure in New York. He began life
as a rewsbcy. and was successfully a fruit
pcddier and a poultry dealer in a small way.
Then Re became 'bouncer' at Roster &
Biars. and SO successful was he in sup
pressing obstreperous persons that he was
named Boots"
Later he opened a saloon at Park Row
ward got the place in Chatham Square
This place was a Chinatown resort. and he
made money. He opened another saloon
opposite the Criminal Courts building and
went into politics.
Mike" was a member of the Assembly
when that body passed the excise law. and
swore he would never observe It, He never
did.
When Callahan filed a petition in bank
ruptcy last December he said politics had
ruined him.
C~allahan's fault was his generosity He
never refused help to any one. and his pic
turesaue constituents always had their
hands out. He had lost his saloons ana
was managing the place at No. L Chat-
ham Square when he died.
Chinatown and the Bowery was SO strong
that ne was known as King Callahan
When he threw his political fortunes
with Tom Foley the latters victory over
Paddy Diver was a foregone conclusion.
Galatians wife became violently I'LL from
the shock of his sudden death. His broth
er. Captain Dan Callahan. Is IN the FIRE
Department.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
FIRE ENGINE IS UPSET.
Crew and the Horses Go Crashing
on Sidewalk.

San Francisco. Dec. 13.-Fire Department
engine No. =. while proceeding down Grant
avenue at 4 high rate Of speed, was over
turned at the corner of Post street. and the
FIVE tons of machinery. the crew and the
I horses were dashed on the sidewalk.
Fd Lennon. the driver, was hurled to the
curb and suffered 4 fracture of the right
leg. Engineer Murray had his hip severely
bruised.
Acting Captain D~ougherty escaped with
out a scratch. The horses were also I'M
hurt.
The wheels and both ax.es of the engine
were sprung. the dome was Knocked OH and
the upper part of the machinery was
Scra iched and denied.
Lennon who was strapped in his seat,
came so close to a telegraph pole that his
hat was Knocked off
Another half foot and he would have been
horribly mangled- Murray and Dougherty
jumped
An enormous crowd gathered III an In
slant. and u half dozen policemen had their
hands full saving the injured man from
being trample! upon
An ambulance was summoned and Lennon
vas taken 10 his home. where he was given
prompt surgical attention
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
SPECIAL.

EEPUPILr SPECIAL -,
San Francisco. Dec. i--A cap'esran -
ceivsd from queenstown gave 10 =, Ths
cisco news OF a sea tragedy enacted IN me
South Pacific during The iionleward voyage
Of the British ship Leicester Castle. Wh'ch
lett here in July for the Old WORD
The tragedy was the outcome or a mm,
tiny inspired and carried out by three men
st,irped at this port and said to be Amerl-
cans. The skipper. Captain X ID. Peattls;
wno i well known here. was shot twice arg
vas killed and the three mutiHeerS either
pcrishsd m~iserably on a rude raft or are
now marooned OH Pitcairn Island. u1Wei-
C me guess Of the strict living descehdan's
of those mutineers OF an earlier day.
The dispatch from queenstown says tHat
when the ship was a2ou' SH lniies TON orl
femutgd to take possession of the ship;
they were armed. but met with unexpected
resistance from Captain R d. Peattie. VINO
more than makes up in ganeness what
ever he lacks in size.
The attack came at night Peattie was
shot and Second Mate Nixon: who was IN
through the heart as ne ran TO the skipper $
asa stance. The noise of the shooting
aroused all hands and the chief officer. after
mus ring on the poop the loyal portion Of
Tie crew. made preparations to overcome
and seize the mutineers-
M~V-TlNEERS LEFT SHIP.
The latter. who had Withdrawn TO the
forward part OF the ship. took advantage
of the darkness to construct a rude rait
which llEN iaIIiCIcti. itaotl Will kfosi
sions. and in which they later left the
When daylight dawnej the raft was q
speck on the horizon and the company on
the Leicester Castle had their hands 20"
fall TO waste time III pursuit Captain
Peattie was suffering from his wounds and
Second Mat nixon was dead. Later in
the Gav Captain Peattie gave orders to
chase the Inutinoe-S. but unfavoEab,e
weather prevented and the Leicester Castle
continued on her voyage.
JUS; what happened to the mutineers is
4 matter solely Of sIrmise. Their craft
was frail and unless they were picked UP
5y soma passing vessel or landed at Pit
cairn Island it is probable that they per-
The slip was about 300 miles north Of
Pittfirn Island when the rnrtint ers lift
her. Some color is lent 20 the sup
position that they reached the island by
of the British ship Howth.
Captain Martin SAYS that the inhabitants
maze frinti' senIls- Three big beacon
fires were blazing. and in the light Of the
could not run in that right. and the next
day when he made the attempt. signals
again attracted MS attertioa. There was
SI;-neci his way.
W0ULDN'T PAY BLOOD MONEY.
Tie inhabitants of Pitcairn. a up
largely Of the ~G"s"srdants Of the mutt
neerS cf the ship Bounty. are an extremely
exclusive people. They i've s-rict lives
and resent intrusion from the outside world.
They allow no strange sailors to land under
any pretezt. and Sich shipwreckvd folks
az are cast In on tSeir shores are placed
On board the first passing vesse'.
Three men such as left the Leicester
Martin thinks it more than likely that
il was the Leicester Castle mutineers
the descendants of the Bounty mutineers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
SAT ON ALLEGED BURGLAR.
Father Held Intruder While the
Daughter Chatted With Him.

Cleveland. o.. Dec. 13.-aiiss May Red
mopd related IN Police Court how she en-
tertained a burglar with small talk while
her father sat upon him and her sister
went for the policeman. Miss Redmond is
.the daughter of James A. F. Redmond. and.
with her father. attended the theater. Upon
their return they found a strange man in
the kitchen. Miss Mays story Is as fol-
lows:
nv with papa sitting on him. SO / went out
and chatted with him. But really with an
injured look in her eyes. "he was most i'm
polite. / asked him why he had come into
the house. and ne snapped out that it wasn't
any of my-really l couldn't use the horrid
word he did-business. Then l asked papa
TO LET him UP, and he seemed more am.ahle.
He told me he came in by the window.
hut he wouldn't say what he came for |
asked him If he got what he wanted. and
he said that wasn't any of my-horrid
~rord-busIness either. Just then the po-
fremsu came and led him away
The prisoner, Ed Gushing. says he isn't
q burglar. He said he was going to spend
the night with an uncle on Homer street:
thesSdndow by mistake. The Judge brushed
aside his exPsaation and bound him over
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
ARREST AND TRIAL BY PHONE.
Farmer Pleaded Guilty and Was
Fined Over the Wires.

Washington. Ind, Der. I3.-Town Marshal
Daniel Chambers OF Elnora was called to
The telephone by John Ketchem. i farmer
who lives eight miles away.
Have you a warrant for me?" asked
ketchem.
Il have," replied the officer.
Will you please read it to me-" asked
ketchem.
The officer did as requested. and then add
ed: You will please consider yourself IN
der arrest"
Certainly: and l want to plead guilty to
the charge of intox:cdrion.' said The farm
err
The officer called Justice Hastings TO the
phone. and afte. d short conversation with
K.tohen tie latter entered a plea of guilty,
and was fined / cent and costs.
I'll send the amount to you by the rural
mail-route carrier" said Ketchem.
That's all right. John" replied the squire,
and a few hours later he wrote the word
paid on his docket