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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
INDIANS WILL DIVIDE 100000.
Failure Of Crops Makes Distribution
4 @s Necessary. s&

Washington, March 17.-Upon the
recommendation OF the secretary of
the interior the president has author
lied the payment to the Sisseton and
Wahpeton Indians of South Dakota OF
100000, to be distributed per capita.
The money is to be taken from the
principal OF their trust funds now in
the treasury and the distribution is to
be made on account Of the failure of
their crops for the last two years.. 1t
has been represented that there is
great necessity of funds to purchase
seed and the condition of the old and
helpless Indians is said to be very
pittable. Their trust funds now in the
treasury amount to $8S5,000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
OREGON FOR THE HoMEsEEkER

The Lewis and Clark Exposition to
be held at Portland in the summer Of
1905 has drawn attention to Oregon
and its attractions IS q permanent
abiding place. No other section has
SO many advantages In the way OF
mild climate, fertile soil. good markets
for all kinds OF farm produce and ex-
cellent schools and churches.
4 The Southern Pacific has issued
some interesting pamphlets descrip
tive OF Oregon and its resources, which
will be sent free on application to
". p. Conan, general passenger agent,
Portland, Ore.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
Children Lose Lives in Fire.

Marquette, Mich, March 1.-Two
children of Finnish settler named
Akkala, living at jerks Spur, east Of
here, were burned to death in fire
which destroyed their home The
mother had gone to store for provi-
sions and it is supposed that the chill
dren, aged six and four, played with
matches and set the place on fire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17

In Minnesota the board Of control
is figuring on the. advisability of MAX
ing reapers and other farm machinery
by prison labor. They are getting in
deep water. The manufacture Of
binding twine is about as far as it
win be safe to go at the present
time and keep clear of labor troubles.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17

for this point, and will also do some
business in the line OF farm loans,
and insurance and real estate, and
with these specialties, and his extern
sive acquaintance in this community,
should do good business. For full
particulars see Strong & Harveys ad-
vertisement at later date.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
Prompter,.

Mrs. Prunes When do you actors at
the theater draw your pay7
Boarder--f am not an actor at the
theater. madam. I'm prompter there.
Mrs. Prunes Well, you'll have to be
prompter here. too, or find another
boarding house. Kansas City journal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
Alleged Robber Shoots Marshal.

Arkansas City, Ark, March IA
man who gave the name Of James
Davis, wanted for alleged completely
In the robbery of the Bank of Rem
frow at Renfrow, Okla. March 10, was
arrested here after a desperate strug-
Gle with officers in which he shot City
Marshal Seyfer. Seyfer's wound II
not serious. s.e.t ~:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17

To the Voters OF the First Ward:
hereby announce myself as an
Independent candidate for alderman
Of the First ward.
M. p. SLATTERY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
INT II E:REs Ting LET | TER | Err.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg Of Denver, Color
Bearer OF tho Woman's Belief Corps
Sends Thanks to Mrs. Pinkham.

ssss ~ 5 I'M. s.y
Inc IoliOWing
~ Is, letter was written
by Mrs. Kellogg,
M $ % 1928 Lincoln
:$:$: q 81 ave-, Denyer,
:::##:: y E$$$: solto. 20 Mrs. Pink.
$$::: a::$:: n nam; lynn, Mass. !:
$:$ IS&$ I'm q - sais a. ranknam; !,
NJ was tronh,ed ~ eai =
IN Y tumor, which kent
4 Mr. N.l,,,. growing, causing me
!. - 81. '..'s93 intense agony and
fa,sd 3 men. aspression was unable e at
S Sena " % ny 4ouse VOL, ana NE became bur.
lot NV annetit NV conrsna u a,d M ~, De
g Could not bear to think AZ an onarafinn
and in my distress I tried every remedy which
4 thought would be Of any lse to me, and
TTsading Ct the value q Lydia E. Pinkham's
xegesanle compound 20 SICK women decided
ss9 gi I;tss ar, aa le.s g disSc1raged that
rs feei hetter sfssr ~ .,nnJ nj, ~ ~ ttDSa
Il only meant temporary relief: but s Is nv ~
great surprise found that / kent eaininr.
VINE tne tumor iessened u size
a,,alns SSoRcuna e ~ % nuild mp my
sS.orssd nnta, - .svs., ,,n,,., sse th 20 De
was entirely zone M 4 Teij WOMAN .,s 't ~,
% thankful for my recovery that ash Won
10 publish my letter IN newspapers, 60 other
women may know q the wonderful curative
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
The anti-cigarette bill has had its
biennial killing in the Minnesota leg
islature.

After years of faithful and efficient
service General Passenger Agent F. L.
Whitney of the Great Northern, has
been promoted to the position of pas
senger traffic manager.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17

FAiRvlEW HERD or REGISTERED
SHORT HORN CATTLE.
Steers for sale, young bulls ant.
heifers. Also pure bred Barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerels. :.
FRANK HAMMOND,
Bismarck. North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17
For Sale.

One span of mules five years old,
good workers. Suitable for farm or
dray work. *.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-17

s. e. BRINDLE,
Hazelton, N. D.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
REPORTED she WENT ABROAD
WITH RICH PENNSYLVANIA.
FEy-rr'r SPECIAL.

! az VI i. sEtl tAssa
S.w yo-s Dec --Isi.n = Tyri Eltz-
sinHsors 40 -.i"srs;ssi Il h.- hGs' 'st:.
EScs-. Tl;;sinsrors. :hr pgsniSt. != -&a
r-an-t.-o. 'Ns. So ~zs ar-u. - irsr-
Ira --s al - s-groT- au's7tr. =
:sssEGs. zss CARD Il.- 80 ;-:.s- 80
6. .irp0sei - lave s4'f.t - ThuTssssy
- gg..t-s JSss c-ly e ~e-y - intimate
.-ie-.s krs~ Q. g.
s.rs. a-oo-s'y % ..s S4nir steamship.
/. - ss.i. .aii~,! -. see .: icaf.sr.
rANAAa sss :ns." .c-,gu~ s. sIsT-!
o. A.! Via Ses, aga sS<r-oa .- "A.
esae:a! ~. C :1> hsy.:Eac >-s,, ~v-A
ysAO aSo
res;s:sass rSc.,ys, IL tie city -o~.Ay
sron i.,l- Srl,-.saaa. E..3sir-r1s'-.. r.H--
aSsr. s-s.. ,sA- NJ f,'...rz--s.<s 80
s>AT-'z-- = s-Aps-s s.E;.. s:ts- c--Ts'-, H.
:;s 49, c-.,: ~ sT-snx.%
F>-s. =.-sszs j; .r kssL = s<a-t-NrcSsa
lis @s'sa: n tie rr;ss .1sg. :s.i5s.1 -
,as s~--s-s; IKE. sss S-os.-,~. PC
HoS--ee s-sc-r ss~ sx...t 80 .s<s-s-, =.
--~~ss~ - r-s0r- g: a.ror->y S:~~- 20 ,n-e
scraAs 20 -s- re sAna seVs.-, - rA-
S>rc.s >s.c-Ai aAra "a :e.s <s;J
- .sp~, ts~re :, ~. .sst. .ra--- ed
&c - 49, n~l9s s->-sSSst - S-Se E-sssss
ssa: sss- sAs ss> ..an.G:. a.. osne- tw-
y>sss-.ac~. sse Sss Es.s JasE1 TIE
se,sG-aA sr--sei too lAs. at sss sS,s ko'-
s9Ay "a ,se r~-v4; . tzre.! sAAniraS,si
az Ibis 4sse->s -. 81 sSs=.-y sta sss
fA~ s.sg.lo,s ss-rsAes 10 y..ia GsSss,.
s0s BorcAo as.-- IT'S s>scc; stess ess,s
corQe greet ss-T~ase III, S-opSs Vue
- Sra:txa7y 49, . oAs sS siss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
FALSE ALARMS KEPT
f|REMEN ON RUN
Six -l'h"nics Turned In by In.
known Miscrcants. Exhaust
Men and Horses.
POLICE FORCE ON SEARCH.
Every PatrUlman Rc,rives Word
I" Arrest Perpetrators. Whrr-
ever F"und-DaShes Through
Streets Dangerous.

h-'",'. s-la a1d -, o'c,ocs las, .v..-
ing. s.S fs.ise fire Arms w.r. turned "a,
a@rar"a'iy b: 'T-cr .u.r who were -!lI;ns
aoo"; in a hGsG. aad probably ,housi:
Their work Eo"i Joke on ,hc Fire D.-
Y.i':neut.
TIE alarms were a.! ..;c "a from ~.
business district. The :rs. can. .:or,
Ninth anI - r!a-ic. streets an., ;h~
others from S-cCa. and wGs,.,ns,nu ave
-u". Main ar. Olive streets. ,Ia.n AL
Nai1u; streets Third and Valentine
streets AMI seventh ard c;rattu- streets 20
sTcc:lrciy
Just a. -ag.- rT-r acre aho-.t.tu -l.ra n
iGcshsr alarm ron a box ~. south Broad
va. policeman % re Ts:-a IN's-rir:
discovered tHs'n and ca- tGaa-! III.
iEssy. In Dhi-s Trio. p-e.1I.aol. ~"
ssra. which had o"sn seen earlier further
no-tH- es.e SEATED. ordering thc rrcn ."
stop
They I.aii - attention ~; iipys. n,
No-s- iu;a sa'i,r and .-cs;ai. although,
TIE policeman G-ri tAIsr shots a: item
They were last =. so:as toward tn.
rG rstr.rc toEais-!s.
=. SOFA rs ft 3. sTrz ar.s-.-- fh.. enc
4,s-r-s >~-r IT, ~c-s q 10 sane r@rso,s
-. .cls-s -C.r..s- II ,H0->uSE search.
S.a. Ci'~f - f-'.-a - s-rs detailed De-
;-c.!-ns FoS .1.- %.c5i..-S o. ne ll,ss aai
lt .,s -oi gEaS --tu hey learned IA.
:hFc- r..u. ...G.u;ly Under ;he ii.sIer-"
oc B1rc: were So:rs .s-r-: :rorl s,x %
esx. t~r-i-e r. re alarms
- soon as .sey h,t -;g--ss5ss; u Se;.:re
.hs fy-~ persr:-e-- .is-T~i g box 'hsy
!-aS-4 tn,o ,h- hs.ss, ;h.s: sss IN waiting
~ -. cG-o sas 6ro,. aszy. S1'-S 70 AZ
o:r~. -, r. s-o,n~- locz,,'y and -sat..rS
II s-otifs- alarm
n H. ,zy c-s c-ra.-l>r- ~as ksp'
s->J - --z-iy al sSs-. aEsNe:srS
slz-r., Aza a-.inx 70 b.s.,- oa soco0s:
.. ;ss q s..v tradition % ;s~ streets AZ!
;se cvcus. fAs. tsrcaesi 'Sssa. The DE-
sa-,n.a; ~as ~os.eiis4 - vz;~-so may
><,isA1.s = c-raeStss7 ~..s :se -oasN
sss.S.ss :aese sss rceh danger - sss
,,v.s es .acgSs-s a... s.~-er. % afE-
:sas 60 ere -a:~=se s-~c.vcs
Mgr; .ss.S: s,.,As.ys r-sa so. e.. o.
;s- s-s.. 9. tse C,-~c-eS.ts, t-s cou.d a.:
s-.c; ;s-.- csss-ry 10y sees 'ASe heor-1
es "A :s< vsss..:y az s-s wycnsaS S:rees
ra,.-- s.asks-- AZ 0sse evx3ee:iy ~
.h>sr cay - sAe soz;sera sa.s % tAs
ely.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
GIRL CLAIMS ACID
WAS THROWN N FACE
Druggist Identifies Her as One to
Whom lIc Had SOld Poison
Earlier in Evening.
HIS VIAL FOUND NEAR SCENE.
Susie Barker. 1S Years Old. Per.
sists in Story That Unidentified
Person on Street Threw II
in Her Face.
HIS VIAL FOUND NEAR SCENE.

Su..c Barker IL :s,rs old v , vas
found 'ast nigh' teir ribiy burD.,i abou; the
face b ca:'.ciic aid. declares that she
VS. assaulted rnlIe walking With her
ni":..s- along ~. wee: side ~ I:a.l ave-
tue. between Eas.nn and Wells avea,see.
about O'Clock. \ d.uaS.., Identified the
girl "a o.. 20 whom he had sold acid dur-
'aS t;.- evening. bu; the gil atrenuousiy
having y-,chascd sc!I
Policemen NE-- and Si-a-1 OF TIE
Mounted iiis''!c, nef the girl and her
f,,h'-. !.'.~a:! J. Barker. Sc. ;.N Wells
avenue. going 20 a drug store. The RifI
sa> meaning and the policemen stopped
the Ia.- to ask tn" trouble. The gtyl
stated 'hs. -. ha2 t~en wsikins Njth
her no,a.T When somsone threw ac.j r.
he: fare.
Tn" :wc cHcers accoK2anie! the S..i
sai her :sthe. to drug s,oTc. The f-zs
yisc- -"s"I.ed Was that of Il. -. dunn.
No .3t fsss;cn avenue. hst the Riri re-
:uss6 - enter the place. although her :scs
wss banning terribly. The drug store -
z A. Eern!us. No. SsG l3sssoa avenue. ~ss
rex, reached and ;hst> the girl sss
tfsa:e,. by NJ. f.@r.ius. who pronounced
ks. cas-. 70, serious The officers rhn
ver. With -. gi.! sn.. .s. father qres-
:;cas: her shas't The tuf..s ant. sEe sa.3
,h,. ~Hii~ wz..inS along ;asyvr~. side ~
Ba:.s. svsnG- between Eassen a'3 Wei.
avenues someone whom s.s i!d no, s.e
ib.e1 sh. acid iD her face II the 6sfk-
..ese
A y:s.; 1aA mae 20 THE seene % tho
alleged as.Au,; and there THE o:Hcsis
found sr.s.i via! ,t.A. haj contained
cA.tol.c acid. which bo-e che abe! q? r.
n. Sznn. The Officers t..n vent -
Gsaa's drug store an4 asa.d hiI.. !: s.s
had sod any cArLo.:c sctd during the
evening Gsan state! ssss ne t:ac and
sas asked - assc.!se the person. Later
susie Barke: sAs ef0uSs, into the seofs
Aad h. sdeniiaed hsr as The 94r e shon
b. ksd esid the acs.-
n. g;si scI csnis1 hs.'ns ensef~6 sns
drug .fcse o. ryschssInS easas'tsc s13-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
k|ElrS FATE HANGS
N THE BALANCE
Police Commissioners Refuse to
Say Whether Charges Will BE
Preferred Against Chief.
DORSEY CASE 4 FACTOR
Belief Gains Ground That Def
nit" Action Will IT, Taken
This Wsrk-l'rOOks l'sed
10 Catch Thieves.

Chief KEY. fats il In tho balance No
siase-n.n; whatever has beer mad. ty a.y
member q .he Eoar! of Police Co.nmis-
s!0u.,S as 20 whether charges wes. IT,
:crrs-j agA.ns! :h. Che: 1T tho clos. os IT,.
executive session Friday. after S.-Se,r,
Dorsey and Tom Ki.ly had been u,. 20:
trial
No statement VII ~ advanced b. any
member or ~ the President o. IN. board.
Upon ia" ground fhat che r.oce.d,na. cf
t'i. board IN executive ssss:on were reces-
sariy secret In their nature. and thz, a
Violation % that sscrecy ~ouA b. u..-
fair to The board AMI 20 .h. public
" the general Information which vis
available p--:!ous 10 tire F,!!av sessions
- ~. board counts for anything 4. see:n.
sssuT"! 'hA: charges ~e.. preferred
aSA!Is' chi.: Ki.ly a. e.. clos. OF N.
Ius!!c h>a.:nZ o: Tho charges ssa,n.. S-r-
scar; Io.sey al! Tom Kisiy. the Chiefs
so:l.
Their = diversity ~ o,.,n.on - to :he
eHsc' % tae ;bD-.-J case. - far - chief
Nie!y is concerned. Thr a..,n...a! O. S>.-
xea-t I'o-,-y. 10 .,'n" quarters. - cor
s!t'T",! q sou.~b., o: . .i>.i.sa.ion o.
' ..A-s hl-ats % Yhc ds 's~ .rsN sSSateC 20
s',r', !~hich we're ,.:n;ei Z. a.vanc. es
ssrgea1f Dorsey's testimony before .se
tns.i is concerned
T. o:hs- circles, especially n poi.cs and
o'eciAI coI-isyes. u seemed 70 - the BE-
lie: yesterday ;aas VIE Dorsey caee mesns
~ o:he: thar tire bringing - fo.Yna!
charges ssains, Che: K:eiy ah.ch. whom
s;...a!s.c af:.. :r.sl s>'Ore ;ae boa:A.
~osId mean his as.;SUn.n; 20 tie eo.a-
MAT: % . District. o- as subordinate "a
or.e % tire Captains
Neither ty any nsmbs: oe the hoard Of
BY CA.ef ke;y Ncvi1 sAe aasersssn -
confirmed taas charges had besa preferred
aeaisss TIE rh:ef snd that - would have
snfi! Tatsssy 60 make formal fseiy.
Thew Gems 90 be susS:snstol 01cun1
.o@ the belief ahcv; sosn that The charges
Were formally psscAsed yesterday. snd
that d~fasse actson sI;I - taken By shl
bpasa. sh:s Oesh which 0tii de:eruins she
matter.
Csc OF CROOKS
- usins ene efoek "a fsssse oue a.
CA0AA00Q1 q - ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

R.-rIp'.Ir sgd iii.
San t>-aacisc". cal. Dec. s..-F;"b'T:
r,.ysi.uniois. VINO won. down 10 defeat a;
.Ls band q. JACK p'Pri.,u Ne IN. !a- nigh;
az. IN :. a5U. ~ H. ie =, lea-tbrCi-Sf
Old man. t--I.sht rCeis.d announcement;
:hs.s ai- a3f.. lad l-f; Nay York a:.i had
Sc.. -.th another man.
TIL u-ws~ re-. ned "a = message sen.
To- 'i1- :ai-h,".s y o. Al 20 Leon Friedman,
!.t:- = .nsg--. .t said:
- 90 Deas0sg N~W N0rk forever.
Tsol .see week sG~. Dosx rosse0.
plsseS. A. A~sess.saeA. ~ ssssrse.'.
Sesses shssIS res~A 0sS to-day.
sSssseSs -JlLlA.'
According :. both Fob a-d his mana
ger Mrs. Fit: has not gene away Alo...
ftG!s,-r Al! manager assert :hst there =
. ;.s- IN IN. .asc. Even t-fo-r she maj;
.!sd HIN. HoS asserts fha. his wife la!
been very friendly with this man. and
:hs, since their marriage her PERSISTENCE
IN k>n,inS ~ an sc;aa'niiac~ With the
manufacture. has hse,u a source ~ coz
star; wo,ry.
When the ressIxc came BOB cred .:kc
. .sIa A. soon a - composed h!nls..:
re- said.
."Th.. = R,n,; a.,GI. oagh; - have
KNOW Il r.- coming sg:r | ought B--
Cog. I marie her k-'"e :h.s 50. aUi a
nan named Charles Miller hal h.e7 VIZ
.;i.-a!..
"Aftc. married her c--" very
harry Ter tim but 81. soon seemed
- ,.'. - -" and - ca:r 'ro:. Tor him.
alI ever. Sang IN the sCv.i for h.r: !
s.nt r-r - PART - study ruu-:c. SoIEa'
.,.~.,s so- t"- sui Sa," h-- ~ ~ nay
former ~...'= fc~.i~ - TIE c0ul..C'. thai
q 500 sSor!,. .y-r L. ur.tCEr in n.. -ac
rc'.l: rstiIr" mem. n: every thiIS Tor
s-r hut s;I ;nr time C-sG.i .gt N.jp
b.. rr.l fr-; ~S"ryth:rs wasn't -l-h',
NiH- ~.r' ,.r- - Paris - t-ir. her
"a = ID SHv N1-A. = - months SAr.
'~.-u.i Ia- truth Sh~ receive. tee
s.s-s stout meeting mar aus nap
.--.,f - IT
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Na.sa)-Thc hosiy sewi.s
Eesaaely.
b Impossible o.: dad ..d wssnaed
Sscbahly wtll sar
Two large pllsxd
the ~ho
earsr. ahr
military iaa,ia@ .rrsio.s prev.aR
sTurtt"as IA isolated
The sear*iehss mua.ase the
where Guhaus |. u~o~-~d,aa.
Jh~
M.shirc trinx to thu
In tho heart ~
Eight hnss u.sus
a:"ir-t battery which : thrsn.
ut lpr~f-
tly drn< that hsidns Dlnrncm killed and .car
Wounded
ses'os. psoxe>rx and
Of
sw-~sy a-.,ed to ey n e
F;d'er soI knd
mn" wen, ""undd .s,Inritte. .eed
s<sr"a rtd"~ htsecs \ uress
ss-
LIld
THO one case TIER
e'rd On the rrs"iu's"siss from srrp- -"'a eaurh.
rc~tdc.rc of sh~ Ir~Es
Thes as
the sssdn's had raised v-sr e.d
ridden do"R sud ssasd
they caught oniccr
heases ias~r>ibity.
Telegraph pOle
used the co~-arsct'"s sps.ns
aud "~ d~"yc another
di6csra paae The crowds
er~a.de HUNDREDS os ~
had a asd sossd thr ere
heisg dosn hy qaick.Ass ,.ss..
pers among
t'c 'rowds esAadrd. the heavy.
coa<pcuous either
wounded taking their cheering
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

P'LrJe: consisting q! sasio.,s hinAo a.
;cx.'-r. ladies' and me.', wearing ~
vAssi. o"ckeshnIv.e. pn-he:,>ocks. hanA-
tesc!.Iars sni other articles. al o. ulici,
a:e .siu~d .. .tou: Zoo. Nss found In
trunk .ak.r rom room occupied BY "
fsin and HsnrT Palmer. rss-o~-. ~ No
81 81: Charles s.rsr.. East r17fi'.
tn. trunk ~ss so,;.,6 Sy Sergeant Ia: .
..i Ir'scoii and Pa'rolnaaa Duaaoc. Who
a--~sssd i,- g-src man ard woman ~
se.1Ay af:srncpa. and Who have 00en
working on The case atSof ten oaya
After .te trunk wss brought ~ TIE
Eight. District PnI,ce station ana NJ eo1-
tents wsre ssc.-sa;nei. e~seeane 0f1ocosl
declared .h7. he would rsanees sha ~
crsev. With y. las. r dozen W~ss HeE1 6u--
esarfes which hare occurred Ia the -.
fo.- u~~ks
The gold Ss;ch wh,c.I AS recovered in
the afternoon vas iden,iAsd BY Nsa jeAa
n. 0ehooi>r % No. -? 0sRoae oSsaos.
vhese home vas robAed "a shs niOAs o.
Dose@bss - E>st1as shs V1eeh. s0o ef
three rinss and .: I'm usoney Vsso tahan.
One % the Y.ns4 :. - beIisvo1. - 80
u sAo.e ssund n the trsnk isse a1uAA
The negro woman was asysoos0 - 0ss-
ssshs f~.scol white IN . ooWnsleo HaoS
Je1e:so., avenue ana Oav0 saSeas yooeeS-
Gsy afsesnooe syyins - pAOn . 1lnn6ad
ring
a skoss ss0s iatss the sdaesgU Voae -
tn hsns q H. ssossss. - WA - -
Chasiso stssst. - osssseo6 . oe0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
RICH PLUMBER
FOUND N TRUNK
Police Find Booty. Believed Z"
Have Been Stolen, il Ros,ms
Of Negro Couple.
GOODS VALUED At $1,000.
Esluabls.s Relieved to Furnish
Clew to Recent Numerous Rob.
berries of West End HoaAeS-
Officers Arrest Fair.


- Six silk waists. Two black st1k 1
= evening 'r reception dIcsses. one 1
. aox.n fancy White and blue s.lk
. skirts. aai several pairs o. ladies'
. stocxin->. all valued a. several hvn-
. tired dollars
= Three sinRs-onc diamond. a rvhs
. and tLr4uoiae valued q about
Q So
. Five pawn s.ckets--shree for rsnHp.
= "I" foy > revolver and another Hoe
. stickpir. Ous o. th. tickets called
= 10! e. for a diamond ring
. "a" lazy ! gold ~atc! ehai6 about
. . feet long.
. On. mans gold ~asch chain with 1
. 8. ..i!anaond-..s charm
. SIX pocSo'anivss and s!x pocket 1
= books. several pairs Of gloves
. SEVERAL small studs ard cYS bct.
= '""s With chip diamonc -css. sxe
. r"sri- o-c dozen odd cuff buttons I
= and shirt STUDS. Of which TIE s,.Sjev.
. i'y ~.,e sod. TIE .o.a! .siue Sf I
. which ID S!.o
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
THOUSANDS GREET ONvAM
American Receives Great Reeep'
fiOo IN Manila.

N..i,a. Dee. 0-Thoaaasas q eisissas
asssnAed . reception gwen shiD s~eafn6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
REGULAR BATTLE RACES
IN STREETS OF MOSCOW.

situation at Moscow Tonight is sNcaaEiilI-
ly critical. 4 regular hattie is raging Ia
the streets {: the city and a s;a;e cf ter
:0- ,ciS-s.
4 telephone message i;s: received by :he
Associated Press says TIA: the drumming
Q! 'nac.:i.s guns. NSii.ys by infantry and
Tia booming oi cannon can t~ heard at
i.ts:va,s Tie military seems 10 ha-. ;hc
I'cr hard. although there a." rii1ors
thar ;:se sendsrmsr,. and :he coss,ck.
lave revOited and hay. refused TO fire ~.
the people.
Ge AE0A1. OlS( OVERS PLANS
AND Masses SOLDIERS.
According I. ih!> .eI.Yiionh. :i.ssac.
which ~as very confused. OWN: to n. cx-
element under which '!- sender was la
ho.!:S. 81. revolutionary leaders h;,.! v.vca
n" signal :or Aa armed rising q. the
rTv..tariat st oc:"ck this eN.riIk, but
Governor General I~o,. las-,a jiscove--..
their r.a.s and ac,-i quickly.
II. rnGs-ri 100 troops Of al arms In
.:'i place. Ei.r thc walls q: ,ic KEN
In. mounted !.achi:c S,.n. ~ ia. towers
q: Ia. I'D Chimes. rail. posted ar1.lI..y
"a; intervals sncir,.i.S III. Ty.r.k.ia
boulevard AMI place. heavy attachments
-. horr.s and iE.' artillery .t -;.a,eyic
y.,-f..
III" h-st scene O. butcheYy uccerr.i al
{: o'clock. when the ;rvu,s ard IL. .sn-
non. which "e.. .oAi-d with grair. Gr.d
Int" q procession CT wors'n-n carrying
ieS. nsss al. singing revolutionary songs
AZ ih.y SWING into IN. boulevard.
S'Io. then there has he.1 almost con
fnUii nkt us Somewhere IN ;rc cits
Tho vOrkrn.> threw u3 hsrricaGas a. the
Iriun-ihsl Arch. at NO places in Uoi,
reysky street. ari az another place, h;.:
AL ssr- assaulted sad CARTE! b. ;hc
trco;s.
ti10eU W1TN As:S 0s.S t:0S
AGAINST WAs NONt: ssO Ns.
TEe principal resistance VS. - The
Ts;'rnI a, A:ch, t.s j.:cIa.-s o. t,...
aarricsde t-ln9 armei o,!y With q. .sc.:-
go. 1f"y held ths:r STovni FOR a time
sSA-.S, th~ machine 1Jrs
CT. c-.G:.a Al! twenty s;l..-nt fsii.:!z
al" were -::o,.neeJ 81 Tirl... S..o.,i
-rair h.ro.c siAa. i-:s-d.:S ~. place
Wit. bombs an! ..sss frrra q window
They k:..J :so oSic~rs suc rish. solder.
AID Woua..~S mAay Esv.c before ,r.y sur
rendered si;h a loss % :v. kG.--: AZ.
thirteen ~c.ntec
:, nozslet~ possession o. "a. so.tnen.
Sao srs tissr-r.ns al osh-e.s art price
ncn -.1<t: e~.i.sinS r-sldenc.s
TIE ,s:.s ~ Po.fce sAye ,na, ;s- :ors;
.-r,b~r % casualties ~o1!t b mere e-e<.-
~cfS- b.: >. tainSs they N:li probably
-. i-:o sh~ hundreds.
Las; nigas there we're s.s.s s,ssras o.
s'.ihs:A especially "a sevesa, leaders, b.
-. r>cs;s. And svo SasIs we're s;'.coe:
ssked snd tsrned !orss tn she ecid "a TIE
vicinity q tas Jso.ah uAskes-
From shs s:naii towns sjo.6 sss rail-
fOA:s came reports o. attacks on sas .aii-
fco5 sa>e- As na4a. s<ssa families Wese
SveeAefea asa sWo 6eisGssss we're iyncked
ssas Kusk n ssUAa oz IL AaDeow
Wos2Asa Aas aSosa,eo - H. Esea -
ovstA alB10an0 - aggressive a&rsuoa
~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

BOB FITZSlmmONS'S WIFE
ELOPES WITH ANOTHER Man?

Me.sax. Defeated Pugst Telling Him That She Was
About Leave Him and Sail Euscpc-Reques That She
Remain in New York Till Business Affairs We're adjusted Ar
rves Married Julia Clifford Two Months After
Wife'x Death
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
ARSEnALS PILL AGED AND WEAPONS DISTRIBUTED;
MANY WOMEN KILLED Defending bARR|cA0ES

Prefecture Of Police Partially Destroyed BON b.
Throwers- Numerous Smau Clashes AlwoysAt-
tended BY fatalities Rev0lutioaists With
Americas Mactiee 6sa Now Oown Of
ticers Seat Against Them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
~ asssGNssTsDN.
Nos~ssl ~.

ES"~~s"l. r. s.a. "a l., crgsfis.re .
-'rora persons' n's -hine: desires 80 gn %
'h- serase. PAGE :. PART 3
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

R"srf - fr,s"- insp~cscrs yi-.iicste
Warden Ns't Eaf, o, the STATE rsrits-.
iar,. recon- r~rd, - hAsxe - tWsrty -rs
.u-fHsess guards PAGE 7. PART
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

rh.. FISH wtes CAssss0ao llAn1scs0 as
s,Rpsssas C1s.. fAo0 { Part Z
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

80 eo8es : 60 4. Sse0ooose. pass q.
aoesso8e soS 0ssssl 0eeoeas 000
New sssResssisas 90 e'aOe q. s,ase ..
>sosees~ss ASs 80 ro9e q. rost =.
aDeosA ASss~~s sd Vesses N0veDooao
- eoge 2. Pass =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Soldiers 5ri -~vn'a,:onAr.es battle ii
acero~. all business suspended: girls
'r'rces. :, .:-ec''. .'oYsari. s. are reported
..iIsi PAGE :. PART