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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-31

In Country Life in America for No
vember, Professor L. HI. Bailey begins
new series Of articles on How to Make
Living Out of Doors Walter Camp
contributes THE English Golfers in
America" an interesting analysis of the
lessons to be learned from the recent In
ternational golf tournaments. The
great feature of the number, however,
is 1.-THE Training Of a Hunting Dog"
which shows just how to teach every
important lesson setter or pointer
must learn. This is followed by articles
on "Chrysanthemums," a Country
Home" the ''Mariposa Tulips and how
to extend both ends Of the growing sea-
son of plants without going to the en-
pense of erecting a greenhouse. The
great estate of Spencer Trask at Sara
toga with Its elaborate pergola and rose
gardens and it's magnificent view Of
valley and mountains scenery. is superb
ly illustrated.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-31

Mary Teresa Waggaman, Meribah Phil
brick Reed, Frank Preston Smart, Col
onel Kentucky, Florence Earle Coates
and H. Talbot Hummer.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-31

The November Worlds Work more
than ever justifies it's title as a maya
zine of achievement. It's contents are
rich, striking and varied and full of in
terest. With 1.-THE Post Office and the
People" M. G.. Cuniff inaugurates no
table series of articles, the results Of
searching, first-hand investigations.
John S. Sargent" by Charles H. Caf-
fin, is an eminent art critics eomprehen-
sive estimate OF the worlds greatest
portrait painter. In What the Mace
DOMAIN Trouble Isl Louise Parker Rich
ards treats lucidty an opportune sub
ject, with the aid of many new pictures.
THE Corn Growers" by Professor T. N.
Carver Of Harvard university, is the
first of a series of noteworthy articles
on .'The New Agriculture An expla-
nation of the personal character of the
Sultan Of Turkey is made in His Ma
jesty Jekyil and Hyde" by Henry
Thompson. Professor William u. Rip
ley of Harvard university tells interest
ingly of 1.-THE Labor Union Conquest of
the United States" Another opportune
feature is 1.-THE Russian Absorption of
ASIA by Charles w. Barnsby, the sto-
ry of an eye witness of the acquisition
Of Manchuria and Mongolia. Accompa-
nying is a map, showing the Russian
advances during the past fifty years.
M. L. Britain writes of 1.-THE Rural
School Awakening in the South and
shows the need of such an awakening.
Isaac F. Marcosson tells how 1.-THE
Country Merchant Comes to Town and
does business each fall in New York
of half billion dollars. A plea for ma
tional museum of industrial art is made
by Louis Rhead in 'sThe Industrial Arts
in America" F. T. Cooper has a sim
cere appreciation of Mr.. Kipling's 1.-THE
Five Nations with new portrait of
the poet. In IAN Experiment in Teach
ing Farmers Wives" Professor Liber-
ty II. Bailey tells interestingly of
unique educational plan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-03
Zr6d1o zyWotnej silly.

TAX d}ugo jak cia}o twoje jest
z lrowe, umys} czysty a SERGE ener-
giczne, jestes m}ody, a liczba lat
przezytych ma tel planecie, ma ma}o
do czynienia, tenn co mozesz uczy~
mic lub uz!G. Do obudzenia zajecia
sic czynnie sprawl sw iatowa skoro
GIG znuzenie opadnie, WEI Severy
Balsam zycia o kt6rym PAM Karoli-
ma Sowa z Stamford, Conn. powia-
da: To Jest najznakomitszv lekar-
stwo. Ono mnie ~wyleczy}o dosko-
male, ola tego go serdecznie poles
cam wszystkim nawiedzonym ro4
zmaitym ~s}abosclom." Severy Bal
sam zycia }agodnie podnieca od}a-
genie wilgoci cd z6lci. podnieca
czynnosci " wnetrznosciach, wzbo-
gaca krew, nastraja nerwy nlszczy
bezsennost, kt6ra czesto pacyenci
SO nawiedzani. Leczy z6fciowo6c,
dyspepsye ! cb%roniczne zapchanie,
odbudowuje sfaby system, sprawia
rzec.ywiscie posifkowa ulge v o
bejsciu niemsl kazdego przypadku.
ICena 75c. Ma sprzedaz wszystkich
aptekarzy, albo piszoie wprost =
nadeslaniem nalezyto6ci do fabry-
Ikanta w. f.. Severa Co. Cedar Ra-
pids, Iowa. Pytajcie wpierw "
apiece. Jezell oni wan ME moga
'dostarczyc, tedy my wan poslemy
q 800 salbo dwie butelh pc 500
5albo oztery butelkipo $50, ktdrej-
.kolwiek I naszeejj preparacyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-03

DUO wien bedzie z'e....
dali pan bedzie zle....
- Zobaczymy komu lie
~zawolala parma Karoljna. my
slisz re ia sic gadania ] czcr-
nidel b7je. ia Q to ME dbam
mech ludzie sobie m6wia, co
chc9.
- No - no = 4 ia powia-
dam. re ma zgod<ie i my ! wy
|lep'ej wy!dziecie. Chcecie
wszystko 7agarnae posprza-
tao, nm przyiada krewnt. ia
sic zgadzam nd to. ale zebyscie
wy sanli mieli korzystat. -.
ME pczwole. Jusc mnie
Cd tego nieboszc:yka lotra....
|swiee mu Iucyper smola mad
)ego dusza - cos sic pale-
Ivy.
- TAX to gadasz teraz, a
lizaies mu sic poki zy? mru"
knela parma Karol.na.
A kto S e ME Iiza}? he?
z MIN ME bylo zartu. lak-
by sic jemu ME lizal. toby
Eby{ dost.l taxi. re ME ry-
chic by sic wyl'zat potem z
|tego. TO byl zb6j....
- ct! ct! dalibyscie znowu
|pok6i jeszcze trup ME zastygl
mole, a tax wymy$lacie pre-.
rival inny.-By popedliwy ale
SERGE mlal. azeby ME te juchy
przyjaciele co go otaczali. JET
dill, popych iii do wszysk CHI
ekscessow. Tych to by bee
sadu ua gaiaz!
jedIi. pill, obdzierali | ba-
lamucili. 80. dodala Karol ma
- ;uz to, to prawda.
= E! e! cienkim gfosikiem
ozwat sic mlokosik, niby to
On potrzebowal. zeby mu be-
benka podbiiano? Albo tomu
kto zr6wnal we wszystkich
eskscessach! On wszedzie byl
pierwszy. A tax do biednego
czteka porwac sic. a chlasnac,
skrzywdzit. to mu byto jak
kawaiek chlebs z maslem
zIesc. -.
lCiag dalszy nastapi'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-03
staroszlachecka Powie6t
PRZEZ
3. BOLESkAWlTE.

lei krzes}a stall mezczyzna v
sile wieku, barczysty zbudo'
wony reimbursement ks1ta'ty
W odziezy zanIedbanej, z wa
sem do CORY nasrozonym,
czupryoa podgolona.. Prey
uim W r6zoych postawacf
o>ywionych sk|opotanych:
zleknionych k;lku mlodycf
ludzi, dworzao / s'uzby. a ne
uboczu trcche szpakowat>
mezczyzna jeszcze krzepki,
twarza spoko;na. zamyslona
nieco pogardliwie przypatru"
iacemi sic tel scenic oczyma.
- Dyabel sam vie. co t
wszystko ma znaczyc. m6wi
barczysty Koniuszy. szarP'ae
wasy. ia asahstwu Powiadam
ze on ME zyje.. lego muse
Ii zabit! ia 60 zn4m. jezel
tam przyszlo do bitki. jak or
,est t. ne dat sic. Mu-
sia}a bycliczba' wieksza z tam
tel stroay i zasiekli... A &C
W tenn dziwnego? Ami nogs
ME uszla wida6... To uparts
bestya....
Ale ami kropli krwi NJ
odziczy ME ma? odezwa} sic
drugi....
- No. to COZ dziwnego!
rzekt Kon;uszy, tego odzienis
" ktorem sic bill i pozabijal
ME odes}ano... Widat tylk'
reszte co PREY Mich by}a...
ME chcac uchodz'e "a rabu~
slow do Wierzch6wki wy
prawiano....
49, Ale kt6z to przywi6d !
spytala parma. BIO gdym ia
oadb egfa .. JUL ws>ystko bylc
ma stole a CT ludzie odchodzi
II. Coz oai mowil!
N chc'eli gadat. ODE
zwa} sic Koniuszy, tylko
gdym zapyta} - Coz. pcza~
b.jali ,ch. czy co? jeden mi
odpowjedzial. - Ami noga ME
usz|a...
- Dowojowal sic r. doda~
Ia pannA -~ ia )emu zawsze
m6wi|am, lie jesli tax bedzie
postepowac... to go d)abl'
Parma Karolina mu to
NOV la - przerwai Kuniuszy
ia mowi,em, wszyscy mu to
gadali ale CO TEN Scala
vile bylo rady dawat? czy-
sto groch ma Sc'ane.
= Dobrze mu taxi. odez-
wal sic z boku inny.
- Nalezalo mu. dorzuci|
inny - oil nalezalo. - Male
to on ludrf nakaleczyi, ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-03
Il, p~oczvnac?

q co? Zobaczymy, kto do
majatku przyjdzie. ma ia
lkichs dalekich krewnych....
Mysli parma Karolioa.
lie tn kto co przed w~ierzycie-
Iami uchwyci... p6)dzie to ma
suhhaste... dlug6w wiecej MI
wlos6w na glove. e. DO to
szalalo, waryowalo a rschunku
ME bylo "a grosz....
Co asan teraz m6wisz, a
niby to ME korzystaIe$: / ME
pomagales jak / drudzy? oz"a-
la sic parma Karolina ruszaiac
ramionami. g.
Moja ponno 49, zawolal
z oburzeniem koniuszy. )esli
kto korzysta3 to pe~nie wy
wiecel n!z my. >. a czy
sprawiedl'wie, ME chce o TEN
movie hos 90 parma Karoli~
ma "a nos wodzila z wodzia
poza nosem. .
Mic albys! uderzsjac reka "
stol ozwala sic pAo"a...
Starry. siwy. mezczyna stoiacy
ma uboczu. ruszyl ram'onami.
Me ma tn pono CO ro-
be - mrukna'. ale kto zasIu~
|gi op'ac'?
A CO. to my czekat be-
dziemy az tam CO kapnie z Ia
ski sukcesor6w! zawo|al Ko~
niuszy. - Bylibysmy g'uP;
liza biore co napadoe z domui
stajni i jutro mnie tn ME ma.
Mech wiatru W po'u. szukaia..
|E! prawda panno Karolino...
Me bardzo ia tn asanu
dam gospodarowae - poou~
70 odezwa|a sic kobieta. ia
tn przeciez z reki ia bylam
gospodyoia... ME dam mic
wzias6. :
"A sama wezm ! he? -
Niedoczekanie vase! krzyk-
nal Koniuszy....
49, Myslisz. re ia, sic.
ciebie zlekne? masowo patrzac
zawolala parma. Nn;e tn luz
die pos'uchaja. a was.
- No. no? cry mysl'c:e
wojne prowadzic - rzek} lie
bedzie i wan ME lePiej. L.
coda mole sic wy atamy pre-
dzej, panno Karolino.
Wypil szklanke wilma ola
rezonu.
Mech kt6ry idz;e do piw
nicy i przynies'e jeszcze tego|
starego - zawotai. = Co ma
my sobie za'owat? he? pana
dyabli wzieli pewno go teraz
" smole wrzuca, jak zas'uzyf..
|oc;, u,;ar,l nv uvinem Sc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-03
@Se&4k&@@&S@&3
Il SZa1awi}a g.!
&Sl6l5l61S35%1S1S&
(Ciag dalszy)

To-
(Ciag
Zskomenderowai ludz'om,
aby ME pcruszaiac sic m'e)
sea pozostali gdzie ich wst~
rzymat -- wy'ama' ma wszel-
XII wypadek xii z p|otu i syk
nawszy ma towarzysz6w. ina
iona sob;e drozyna podazy'
ably cd ogrodu dwor naPasc
mogli. Mlczeli wszyscy....
sapali otylsi .... droga b>}a
% deszc>u i $liska / ME bar
dzobezpieczna. dixie agresty
i by utrudo'a}y ia m'ejscam'.
w Mare jak Sc zbl'zano ku
dworowi, smiechy ha'as wy
chodzace zeh przez pasreo-
ken otwsrtych:.. 80. dawa'y
znat. re tam w istocie dz'alo
SIC jakies l;cho o'ezrozumia}e.
Zbisfar z gn'ewu wczes"ego
wsrg' sobie do krw' kasaf.
Gl6wne Swiat|o wychodz'}o Z
izby jada nej obszer"e) cd
kt6re, diva okna ku ogrodo~
wi zwr6cone. by}y ma pol OF
warte.. Do Mich z ostro
znosc;a wielka zblizyf- Sc Zb!~
sfaw / jego towarzysze... 800.
Widok byl zaprawde ciekawy
a zrazu Mkt dobrze sobie Z
tego ME zdawal sprawy. CO
to byc moglo..
Ma wiel kim stole debowym
w posrodku izby lezat ogrom-
ny stos r6znych jak'chs RE-
czy, sukni. odziezy futeri do
brego cenoego sprzetu "
rogu stofu kilka 5utelek wi
ma / szklanek kilka Sw'adczy:
ly re te %ta)emnicza sprawe
zapijano....
N eco opadal imbryk cd
kawy i cukier 'ica. talerze
porozsuwane zjadfem. m6wi]y
o tenn re sic ktos sobie posi-
laf... Ma kominku, ze 70 de-
szc,u powietrze by|o chEodne
a drewek olszowych ME bra
k&o. pal.} sic ogteniek n;eb'e-
skawy.... przy nm para gar
:nuszk6w sic ]eszcze pr4ygrzy
wala.
Wsr6d tych przybor6w dzi~
wnych. ma wygodoym f6te]u
rozparta z reka ma st lie. Sic
dzia}a wspaniale odgrywaja-
ca widoc>c: niejak:m
wys lkiemi przesada role vie.
lkie) danny kob;eta lat oko!o
tr4ydziestu s}uszna, brunetka
majaca W sobie ce$ nader re-
zolutnego mezkiego. Stroj
lei byt 1an:edbany. Nogi wy
ciapnawszv wvpoduie dumaia.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07

Congressman Lever has received
official notification of the contest of
his seat in the ifty-eight Congress
by the negro DsntzIer. We opine
that the Baby Congressman is los
ing no sleep on account of this con-
test, as the allegations of the COM
plant are 50 fimsy as to make the
confess extremely ridiculous. His
allegation that there were $4,000
negroes in tbs Seventh district who
were unlawfally prevented from vot-
ing by reason Of election restric-
tions, is absurd. We have heard
numbers 0: negroes express them
selves as being unalterable opposed
to the candidacy Ct Dantzter on the
ground that, even should he be
elected his eneumbency would reflect
no credit upon the colored race and
hence they declined to vote at all.
Dantzler gets $4,000 for contestipg,
and this is the milk in the cocoa
NUT
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07
Railroad Fight Sure to Follcw.
Southern Pacific and Agricultural De-
partment in Compact.

Washiugton-Announcement was
made recently from Washington that
the Southern Pacific would join with
the United States Department of
Agriculture in the development and
and colonization OF Texas tob'cc)
lands for the purpose OF breaking
the tobacco combine. This is the first
gun of the war which has been pre-
cipated by the refusal of the South
ern Pracific to Join with the lines
running west OF S.. Louis forming
the Southwestern Colonization bu-
reau
Assistant Passenger Traffic Mana
ger Morse asid the Southern Pacific
would not go into the Sc. Louis asso-
citation but would continue develop.
ment of it's OWE colonization in New
Orleans.
The stH liat;on With the depart
ment Of Agriculture is considered q
coup for the Southern Pracifc and
will Immediately gointo an open Sight
that has been quietly waged since
early summer.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07

We have a considerable sum OF
money dae us Oh subscriptions which
we stand greatly in need of. Some
of this money is due from subscribers
who are behind one, two, three or
more years. We now give fair warn
ing to those Of our subscribers who
are in arrears that the state of our
pocket book is such that we cannot
afford to carry them longer and unless
they show disposition to settle by
paying portion, if not all, their in
debtedness we will be forced to drop
their names from our books. This is
fair warning and we trust that 1t Will
be promptly heeded.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07
For Over Sixty Years.

Mrs. Winelow's Soothing Syrup
has been 10 use for over sixty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhea.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by Druggist in
every part of the world. Twenty
five cents bottle. Be sure to ask
for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07
THE STATE O. SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON.
By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq, Probate Judge

By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq, Probate Judge.
yg7HEREAS, SAMUEL 3. GORGRE.
w C. C. c arl G. $ made suit to nle
TO grant him Letters OF Administration OF
the Estate OF and effects OF Jesse X. Dooley:
These are. therefore, 10 cite aud admon-
ish al and singular the kindred and credl-
tors of tn. said Jesse I. Dooiey deceased,
that they be and appear betore me. in the
Court OF Probate, 10 be held at Lexington
C. H., ). e.. on the 9TH day Of January,
1903. next, altcr publication hereof at II
O'Clock in the trr+::"o on. 70 SHOW cause, II
any they have. why tAe said Administration
should no. be srant-l.
Given under ny hand. this 10Th day OF
December .An,!oDominl. 1902.
GEORGE S. DRAFTS, J. P. L. c.
Published on the l7-h 'lny OF December,
1902, in the Lexington Dispatch. 6wll
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07
New Century Comfort.

Millions are daily finding a world
of comfort in Bucklen's Arnica Sslve.
Il kills pain from Burns, Scalds, Cute,
Bruises; conquers Ulcers. and Fever
SoreF: cures Eruptiona, Salt Rbeum,
BoiIs and Felons; removes Corns and
Warts. Best Pile cure on earth. Ooly
Csc, at Kaufman Drug Go.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07
Heads Should Never Ache.

Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped it for
Mrs. n. A. Webster, of Winnie, Va,
she writes ''Dr. Kings New Life Pills
wholly cured me of sick headaches l
had suffered from for two years" "
Cure Headache, Constipation, Bilious
ness. 25c., at Kaufman Drug Go.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07

For bad taste in the mouth take
8 few doses of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents.
Warranted to cure. For sale by
Eaufmann Drug Co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07

DR.. Wyman, government physician
at the Sac and Fox Indian agency in
Oklahoma, annouces that large ma
jority of the tribe are afflicted with
tuberculosis, scrofula and other in
curable diseases, and adds that the
tribe will be extinct within a few
years. The latest report says there
are left but 479 members of this
once.powerful tribe.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-01-07
'fs;ng to Me, My Child"

An old man past the four score
mark of life, with his locks whitened
by the frosts of more than so winters
sits in his chamber of helplessness,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-12
HAMLIN REVIEWS
INSURANCE FIGHT.
Attorney General Again Seeks to
Prevent 40 Companies From
Making Uniform Rates.

The State OF Illinois, through Attorney
General lIamlin. yesterday began the see
ond tight en- the 10 fire insurance COM
panies generally termed the western
Union." which do business in St. Clair
and Madison counties. and the rates for
which are all made in East St. Louis I'M
der the supervision of NJ. L. Gent.
Attorney General Hamlin asserts that
contrary TO the common law and public
policy of the State. and in restraint OF
trade.
An amended bill has been flied in the
Circuit Clerks Office, and il is to this that
a demurrer has been taken by the attor-
reyS for The insurance companies. The
arguments will be heard by Circuit Judge
Il. K. Burroughs this morning at Belle
VILE.
The demurrer says that the Attorney
General does not ailege that the uniform
rates of the insurance companies are eX-
orbitant and that he does, not show spe-
that the matter Is not within the province
CT tho Attorney General but that it will
have to be settled 10y the Legislature.
A previous demurrer TO the original in
junction suit was sustained by Judge NJ.
w. Schaefer last February. The second
bill is more specific. and states that the
result of the organization is increased III
Surance rates
As operated the plan OF the insurance
companies places in II. +. Zent the power
to make the rates on all buildings and i'll
surable property in st. Clair and Madison
counties. No matter to which insurance
agent Il client may CO. the rate must be
secured by the agent from Mr.. Gent. or his
assistants, and is uniform to all OF the
agents.
Thus the matter of obtaining insurance
business on the East Side is simply
question of the personality and energy of
he agent. il is claimed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-12
MINERS ESCAPE;
MULES ARE KILLED.
Hallmeyer, Schnipper and Gauge
Caught Under Avalanche of
Dirt and Rocks.
ROOF OF COAL MINE FALLS.
Mass of Debris Forms an Arch
Directly Above the Heads of
the Trio, Who Crawl
to Safety.

Henry Halimeyer, Charles Schnipper
and Charles Canse. drivers in the Belle
vile ard O'Failon coal mine, Il mile from
Bellcville, faced death yesterday in one
CT the most horrible forms known to
miners.
\ mass of rock ana dirt weighing about
ten tons fell from the roof under which
they stood. but in sune unexplained way
the slide formed a wedge around the
men and although they were bruised and
cut. they were not seriously hurt. and
managed 10 crawl out from beneath the
debris by the TING the miners in another
part of the mine came to their assistance.
The accident occurred at the intersec-
ton of the main track in the entry with
Il switch. Eallmeycr and Schnipper had
been 10 the foot OF the shaft with loads
and were returning. They stopped to let
CanSe take the switch with II loaded train
when, without warning, the roof fell on
top of them.
All three We're standing abreast at the
time and the roof fell in sSIch II way that
they were protected in an archway formed
10y the mass of rock and debris
They We're stunned for Il moment. but
quickly recovered and crawled out. They
were met by the miners who were attract
ed by the crash of the falling roof.
The men Were hurricdly taken to the
toy. where they Were examined and pro-
nouncrd not seriously hurt. The mules
were instantly killed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-12
HAPPENINGS IN EAST SIDE CITIES AND TOWNS
TRAINS TO STOP
AT TROLLEY LINE.
East st. Louis and Suburban
Electric, Holding Railroad
Franchise, Wins Damage
Suit.

OF far-reaching effect is the decision
made by jury in the East st. Louis City
Court yesterday holding that the East St
Louis and Suburban Electric Railway was
operating under Il railroad charter.
The railway company won the $4,000
damage suit brought hy the heirs of John
Roy. the Vandalia engineer, who was
killed in collision.
The verdict was the result of instructions
by City Judge Meyers. who informed the
jury that the electric company was oper-
ating under u railroad charter.
AS all railroads must stop their trains
SEQ feet from the crossings with other
railroads. it is held that the Vandalia
Railroad was responsible for the collision
The case will be appealed to the SUI
preme Court. and Attorneys Willard and
smith. Who represent the Roy heirs, will
enter suit against the Nandala Railroad.
The case has taken up almost ali week
IN the City Court. Twice the attorneys for
the electric railroad company asked that
the case be taken from the jury. They
that they were operating under railroad
charter.
Attorneys say that should this point be
sustained in the Supreme Court the rail-
roads at all crossings with the lines of the
East ST. Louis and Suburban Railroad,
PEELED to stop still 500 feet from the cross
ing.
The collision in which Roy and four
others lost their lives occurred at Lans-
downe, outside the city limits of East st.
Louis. early last June. y Wanda ia pas
eau IiSnermen,s car as it was crossing the
Nandall tracks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-12
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and TO-MOrrow.
.ashington, Dec. 11.-Forecast:

Washington. Dec. 11.-Forecast:
MISUNDERSTANDING. rain: possibly turning TO
snow in northwest portion. and at night in east
portion: warmer in east portion. Sunday. fair;
mucn colder; brisk to high south winds. shift
Ing to north.
Enthusiastically. rain or snow and warmer.
Sunday. snow and much colder. except fair IN
extreme sousn portion: BRISK to high southeast
winds. becoming northwest by SUNDAY morning.
East Texas-satutday. ram; colder in nortn-
west portion Sunday. fair and colder, except
rain on the coast: fresh to high south winds,
shifting to north.
West Texas-Saturday. fair except rain or
snow and colder in north portion. Sunday, fair:
colder.
Nebraska-Saturday. snow and colder. with
q cold wave. sunday, fair.
Kansas = SATURDAY, rain. turning to snow:
much colder. with 4 cold wave by night Sun
day, fair.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory - Saturday,
rain and colder; much colder at night Sunday,
fair. colder.
Arkansas-sa;uriay. rain and colder. Sunday.
fair and much co.der.
Iowa Saturday. rain snow: colder in
northwest portion. Geld wave. sunday. fair;
much colder in central and cast portions: brisk
10 nigh winds. becoming northcrly.