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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
SMALL BOY IS HURT
BY A STREET CAR
Is Struck by Fender and Crushed Under
the Heavy Wheels

Roland Wheeler. nine years of age, and
son Of A. M. Wheeler, Of 34S2 Bryant ave-
nue. south, was. injured by street car
yesterday and is in a serious condition,
according to the reports which have been
made regarding his condition.
He sought to cross In front of a street
car and was struck by the fender of the
car, and his skull and leg were fractured
by the wheels OF the forward truck
The physicians who are attending him
say his condition is critical in the ex-
treme.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
MINNESOTA SAILS
Big Ship Leaves With Her
Record Cargo

SEATTLE, Wash. Jan. 24.-with 2e,-
600 tons Of freight, the largest cargo ever
carried by ship, and 141 passengers the
Great Northern Steamship company's new
and started on her initial trip to Manila
and Oriental ports. Cotton comprises the
greatest shipment of any single article of
the vessels cargo, which is made up of
general merchandise, structural iron and
steel, machinery and seventy five fiat cars
for use on an Oriental railroad
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
TRIED A SECOND TIME
FOR PURSE SNATCHiNG G
Alleged Footpad Makes Another Appear
ance on the Charge of Robbery

William Moore. negro accused of purse
snatching, has been put to trial for
second time. He was acquitted because
the complaining witness was not certain
of her identification of the man.
Miss Minnie A. Crane, who was robbed
about the same time, says she can iden-
tify Moore as the man who stole her
purse.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
VIII Have New ohhcers

The municipal building commission is
inclined to grant the request Of the As
sociated Charities for Office room in the
big building which now houses the HUI
name society There is plenty of vacant
space in the building which can be placed
at the disposal Of the charities.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Cowan TestlfIes

E WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. a4.--s. H.
Cowan, of Fort Worth. Texas, represent
Ing the Cattle Raisers' Association Of
Texas, was heard today by the house
committee on Interstate and foreign COM
merce on the bills to give further power
to the interstate commerce commission.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
want Grades chanued

Some monster petitions demanding the
removal of grade crossings will be pre-
sented to the aldermen tomorrow after
noon. when a special committee of the
council will meet for the purpose of con-
sidering the subject.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS
EXCHANGE COURTESlES
Dr.. Hall, of Minneapolis, Plays Even With
Dr.. Ohaae, of st. Paul

DR.. P. M. Hail. health commissioner of
Minneapolis, is prepared to gloat over
Commissioner Ohage, of ST.. Paul. The
death rate in st. Paul in 1903 was S.92
per thousand, and in Minneapolis 9.22.
Dr.. Ohage sent an appropriate testimonial
to DR.. Hall and asked that 1t be hung
in his private Office.
In 1904 the death rate in Minneapolis
was S.4S and in st. Paul 9.79. A memo
rial will be sent to the ST. Paul commits
sioner by DR.. Hall with request that he
give it the same prominence which was
given his contribution of a year ago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Masons Met In Minneapolis

The fortieth annual convention of the
Masons and Bricklayers' International
union will be held in Minneapolis in jan
uary. 1906, according to information re-
ceiyed from San Francisco by the Mime
apolis delegates who are in attendance
upon the convention.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Roundhouse DESTROYED

Special to The Globe
PIERRE. S. D.. jan 24lThe round
house of the North Western road at this
city was burned tonight, the fire starting
from an unknown cause. The building
contained only one engine, but the struc-
ture and engine are both complete loss.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
MORGAN Is CHOSEN
LAKE ERIE DIRECTOR
Takes Place on Board Caused by Wor-
cester's Death

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 24.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Pittshurg & Lake Erie Railway company,
held here today J. Pierpont Morgan was
ed by the death of E. d. Worcester and
William Rockefeller was chosen to sue.
ceed E. v. P. Roster, resigned.
The report presented to the stockhold-
ers showed a decrease in gross earnings
for the year of $1,244.619 81 and decrease
in net earnings OF $177, 49,. %.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
LITTLE BOY TAKES
LONG WALK IN COLD
Loses<fiis Way and Is Picked Up Nearly
Five Miles From Home

Monday during the cold weather
Clement Landbasch, a fve-year-old boy
residing at 1412 Fifth street north, at
tending kindergarten near by, started
from school for his home. He did not
appear at the usual time and his parents
were worried.
Finally he was located at S443 Irving
avenue south. where he had been picked
up by mail carrier almost frozen. He
How he came to wander so far from
home has not been explained. He must
have walked nearly five miles.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
panish EvanqeIIs. ArrIves

Jensen Maar, of Copenhagen, the DAN
ish evangelist, has arrived In Minneapolis
and will speak at the Swedish Mission
church, Twelfth avenue south and Sew
enth street, tonight and Friday evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Postpones RrIdoe RuIIdino

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. PA bill
was passed by the house today extending
across the Missouri river at or near
Oacoma, S. D.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25

Iowa Manufacturers Convene
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Jan. 24.-The
annual convention of the state manufac-
turers' association began here today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Burglars Make Call

Burglars broke into w. M. Stones
jewelry store at 16 South Third street
Monday night and stole about $500 worth
of jewelry.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
votino Machines Expensive

Minneapolis aldermen are not likely to
invest in voting machines at the present
time, for they have learned that to Sc
cure as many as win be required in Min
neapolis will cost $100, 900.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Funeral Of q. a. skirvIna

The funeral of Robert A. Skirving, for
many years commercial editor of the Min
noon at o'clock from his late residence,
1927 First avenue south. nsss.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Catholic Church Burned

Special to The Globe
SPARTA, Wis, Jan. 24-St Patrick's
Catholic church was burned early this;
morning The fire originated in the fur
mace room. The loss is total. Insured
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
Train Kills TWO

PALO, Iowa, Jan. 24.-Joseph Livermore
and ]. w. Dickinson were killed today by
q railroad train. They were walking on
the track
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25
He's. Where It Is Warm

President Cyrus Northrop, Of the state
university, is spending his vacation at
Nassau In the British Bahamas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Three Strikes and You're Out
Of a job" Said Tim Hurst to a
Player Who Aggravated Him.

Hush Fullerton ~ Chicaeo tells the FOL-
lowing story on Timothy Hurst. the IA
nous umpire and referee. whose keen
Irish W; - re:l-EnHwn frof:, one eId oc
TIE country 10 the other: Pack in - 5
tf"i:e- Jcn.s. now the manager vi t:sc
Hrocsiyn team. Trsaawav was playing
Loncs was si:t ~ o.. ;he bench. Chicago
WIS playing Brooklyn down on the old
Ester. pGr:s grounds. and the late and
.nu-h lam,aIeG Tim Dorohue was catch
i.C
"Esr,v IN the game T-cadvay made a
vicious kick on one Of Eurst's decisions.
md Hurst rn.-..y bided his tim. and
bows his !.rs {: 4 tie danger signal Tas
game sas = Csc. ard in the ciZh h !rni g
.rsaGwsv came to Dat with man on sec
crd and Brooklyn nsedi:; q run drsyc--
ateI:.
"Hu-=, a. onc- began talking 30 ocno-
hEe-SC- Tr"a !way's benefit
Tin. ne aid. ',h-y tell ne t;.s:
youcg fellow Jones !. wonder
E'e.' remarked Tim.
the management Is thinking OF making a
Change
.T:ss:way's ears were pr!cke, ur
- hear ;hst-wan strife The bali
hat cass"i VIII. Tr-a9way was listen
INK.
-! hssr ,ha: a certain ou,feIder Is like
" = lGs- d. joo--Iwp strikes. Again
T~.ai-sy h,t e; the baii 90.
the tel :!.- tina; certain outfe!ier
cLii tia: Jcues win get h's-Three strikes
--ycu'.e Vuc-'oh.' ccncl,:ded Tim, ~:
.rr"ad,.fy walked sadiy ,owa-i tbs
b-...g.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
ARKANSAS FOX HUNT FOR
ST. LOUIS SP0RTSMEN.
ChrlstsEns Ges:lSal ArrnaGed for
LENDERS "S the Monte Ne Club
Daring the Holidays.

Monte Ns. Arf.. Nov. l..-T:. s,cckho,a-
80 n tn. C-grhoIs- fig.ei n-! ,o:rssc
e -.pa-.y a: Movie Ne. ~ r-Sa a.:.a.io:l
r.-I .a'nhs-S - :rsLY state. ~iiI ii a
meth. her" 'h-'st'n1. wee. 81 ws!r!,
RAJ - thr T.oc,;E1 1!i-rS w.. - I,-esr-i,
N'ar-- '",. TAG--IaT a.i i'E.Gay Q:
"Er -t-I.as N-c.b 't..---.s l'ay con: IN
Monday. ~ tire .E,-:.Eg :. ;t.rsl 81 a.!
"H- b 2. .Crns CO ;hA' GaE. E-i :rose
ii'iEE - is- lH.v ~ -. Louis aud Mem
~ an leave nom 60 TG--sa" hight.
:kc aav a.fsT Christmas. and arr. az
I"r.a Se on W.I-.s.!ay IEcrG.-.c-
The programme viii .5c.gis :CE SUac-
irs ~. "ih@- raTe. g G5aiIS tournament.
q a. -,"r's oo.'. y and a ta.ag-t. WsdH..-
10y aigr. ;t,-. Will - coon ard pos
sum lCnt. -hU-siay ;.'-lc III. addl-T'-
nigh: ~, s'ockHolc.-s VII r'eet iE taa-
cue.
70. -or.T':ts. - -fs-y- 60 81. Fox .I:-.
'r-.-.es s0-re - ;ss 49,: know TO, t-r--
-. =. tire g-2-l.s t. - 'Tr'srs y n
he h1-r'-. vii: az e Be-. E7-'. -
.,;t.-- E-c.. --~T. .--r.v 80 a.x- morn
.~s - = So all - -. az craf.:GN p;
east ;T0 csTs d. r"r:rrs i--H ~ be
presented a. = --lr-y o! IT, event 10
th- :lS hunter that we IL. s--o-i.nS 20
--Iis< ;a., vii - teosre! :cv'--.-- ~.
ch-s.
\ ash'-s coar.-- -. occ.- t'-'.,y ag1--
:re 'S- day = sh'r- rTNr-Ss"7 of rE' club
o='y ". Ta:' -ip-t. NJ John 5 Man
chester. :. '>-.- s-r~Es0'c.-. who "a.
= r.yor! - - n IN :54- o-ys -T.:a TO- =
aEs .l-. a.. Ak. 'z-'
if-rf.- ,Es ---r-'.- lated rl,-use-s
: Irav.4 it F-.r-a P-ss't"a. % -
I.nu.> rg-~r-s- Fy-cs-'!7n Co,nHsrT.
t.. :rSr >. gE= .~-a''a- - --s--'rTsN :,
Z - sT,a; gi-a g: .s ~ E-~-d k11-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
IF You Fellows Had Let Me
Alone l Would Have Won All
the Monev.-Texas Tom Walsh

Tex. Tom" Walsh. WHO ai-L a. III.
'3!u'lsnrhv Hospital ssve-ai days age Wa
4 terror or the tocEmakers block He
-: bu,!n.s.;. With II" rcssib!S sScep,.oa
cf Do-s Silver and Shelby Oliver. IRE
Madison + Gambling house was II mint TO-
:fe isro. roulette and craps !ay-outs could
not earn money fast enough to keep
Texas Tom bUsv On the bookmakers y
IloSk About 1weive years ago. when
hand over iist AZ Mad son. Texas Tom
took 2 notion 70 run ''h!s store" st
H., Wen: 70 Ch;cax, with $1,000. AMI
started 10 make book. with Ton,m.e
ConnoTs writing sheet ana 'asr!!e Celia
cash:as- Walsh iaia top prices on III.
the sieen bank roll BEFORE betting opened
Ca tne third race.
Maid Mar an was ,radr an even money
:avo-!te for his event. and Wal-h. with
y 10 !" on ;la mare. and shouted tor ev-
e-y6ody In the ring to cola" ana get II.
Walsh's hook was hcsisssi Immediately
by the p!uaEers, and h":"-e Conrc:s had
a chance TO add HIS ,,srres Walsh ran
Maid Marian up Ia s!t.on This meant
that he had taken IN $40 OIL The mare
G.ld would require that much more TO
settle with ~ Maid Marian Won.
II the mare wins" incurred Cashier Ceia.
Il don't know eo,ii l., this riag that We
C5il tpTTpW from. I'H scs. st.tffl 'N.lsi.
Never mind abou, that replied Walsh
with ICr:iS wave OF h's hand. ''rhe nIa:"
has 20 chc-ce- Wei Just keep This
500
Charlie Cola a:.: Tom:ntc CCnnorS wer"
not confident "a Walsh ;shr:t the ':e-
feat Of Maid Marian and aec:dcd To ~ =:
the r.ce from a Icrch Ii: the stanl near
the cutranCs to the track. II she won
Charlie aai Torm;c intended 80 make
thc.r getaway and let Walsh setti. up as
bes, he could. So handing she cash over
to tire !cket-wr.ier with iCs,-urtiNUs Tor
him - stay and watch ;he book. Celia ard
Connoys cot In the sIGLG.
Mail Marian got of f. Ing sIa led he-
field hy ;werfy lengths the first haif. Celia
watched Walsh through g. pat. ot HID
glasses ard the lli-nmdn never as much
az charged color when III" Nail svUna;
TITO the stretch Hf,aC:G lengths - tho good
OF her field.
Size then tirct! ard car:;e back fest TO her
horses in the last sixteenth. Some un-
known nag Jumped oUt OF til. bunch In
the last few strides and C-urh; Maid Nd
r!an. but the finish was 50 close that even
the Judges debated a. long hi." before
firaily hanging out r"vt"n'ts number.
peytcn.1 MS he'd a: 40 TO In the bet
ting. AS Celia and coHrnTs cane hs,E
to -. Book Walsh sho..'"di:
"p.Gr't I tell YOU that Maid Marian had
TO cas.cs. II YOU fellows had let III.
alone I would have won all the money in
this r.Hs to-day
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
A Contest at Making Horse
shoes Got Me Into More TrOu-
bic Than All My Fights. Fit.

| Bob F'zsi:ninon.. r. addition 20 beng a
| great tighter. also claims 10 be She fastest
\ hor'"shocr In the word. although :"rmer
! CuESI s-inan J. J. Butler. wh1 learned tho
! ru:s'. ho'!ne trad. In his early days. rays
| there Ar. plenty c: firri".s Il: 1t. LOUIS.
who car tat fr'Z doing anything around
| known -. I-iI's ...rri.r. b. cl.> up Buii.:
| IN .IiT ciatencUt. However. E':y: claims
| 10 ho.! tn" world. record Of making IS
| FHo,S al ~ T.G.'"'.
"a, orc ;.,nc us,i 20 n.aac plates II
competition With tie best iarrier. ia tn.
| county" sal! Fit. wacn h. va. in -,
! Louis recently. 'H.. o." Of these contests
.Ct mo :-Jn more trguh.. trG. all M
| ~ h'- !'t together
i led t-", matched With a P;:tsbu-s
, Ilai"r tanned Riley - max. .an-s IL
..riio. We zach Do@i"t Il BID: s.akn Of
- md agreed 20 p"r;prm on a public
stag.
TIL afternoon 81 IN. cg7..s. Riley
cam" 70 ne arG sa.!
60 'i!"b. !"t- h.".i , r.c":! tonight.
'"G pct two sho'. ~ E"ri: r"r..r.-. Ur.c.:.,
10" matter WGp ~.rs. the Tcc5'. "iI! tgrc
| !y D. b:, ar..'
60, ~ Ike : big t'ou. grabbing =.
anh '".4 ~" h"lpcr {" pl.; tvc ar!sL.l
! !lri@g !u r!v !Irn"; b'for" No sta::cd
'HMr.. i,!!.y au6 ~ al. marched; or
~" riasc 'nrt nlghl tiG"I" HsS i h!I sur
V'!s" IA - 'Ta for 'gr. Riley TaIt"i UEtl
wc had l"'ii h.cr introduced. tho! yag.d-
=
h'r r.'.i - i1s crowd !oE ."-osG!..o,!.
saiL:
"'G"n.l'u.,n. Z r."Gr--.a-I tina. nv or-
rnG"ui II :u." :..r;ra u.s Ir.-.. ,i.Cy.C!:.-
0. :n- 81 d.. old au-JT1!'iv ts.cAs. Yea
EI"" 20" admits !.a..I: iIfI .oII once -
J!m u 81 ia the oiG Cp.-;:y. %og. F-!;
gcH.r-s q; ;ak-T Is II Mighty tricky bird 20
q" business with 7 l"irG rrpm ..cellent
HE'Aoritr ErIt re has AZ. :nish"G Plates
H. Ia" cooling bI ."t :...'t non. BON U!
q, ~" "sp"ct"1 20 sN.-g r~4pty bI"a~;s
bcior" No start. but rl-y tell IN. EiiZ mas
. EIDI- than u.." c"n..!.g bucket IN h!s i.:.Ta-
!h"TEai'. grmard ~ iave~i .S.i t!cG be-
Tor 'h's contest starts,
'E.."v'- ':!c!s almost s;ags.rei -. 7
TONED - Ia'" a. - = Epsi and ;GO'I"ht q
va r'si"ly al or v.ia me. !: those tive
I'..,s v.r. rrGH9 h. .r" 80 my cooling
turl.''- tH-t rT.r' - ri,;s.urs Earn. =.
AID Epi!H;-r.. l~1 wUy.i have c1I:.
.1",;y E"af iya,a.Hs -.
''For-ura..ly my h,.rc- W. crick-
v!t,ri. .l"E"I e.! 0w. lie sw!JCE.i tg -
81. tic 'rE.;.It~ IaI-Y started 10 ;sIk. IN.
- s":." s."rI. ro"GF managed 10 g.: iG-
I,N.". tGth"t out OF the way. How ="
g.. lt .' .rT LE"w nor He.." cared 10 :.l!
nG' Al ! hrsw Z. ti.at tie ards y -
;I:.c! o. i.iy ana yh=r ny buckets
's.r "N' nine. nothing "I- .oGn! 3
t.'u4. II -. ''" most 'i"Eii-h pOsII.Oa
49,, "'f- I'rr"! g; - my I:".'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
IflS1iTE LEAGUE FOR
WESTERN UNIVERSITIES.
ksn.s.. Missouri asd Nebraska Nay
Ges Together n . New Ath.e;ir
GcserainS BODY.

l-zzrs--s E-s S1v IL a -. x
- 80 A.E.s;i- EoRTs g. -. Cr.-srs ~ G:
ka-S-s .r-ca- i'-g.SEzs- N..So- s.sE.a-s.
r=.!fr7a- O: ths Ei..el :ty Committee r.
.-01-cces -,-..oa 'sat TO Kansas Uni
Vt!s!.y Air's.!- Boa-c ec-esyc- 20 form
. .-s-a.r a-h .,!c IesE-;.. % :-C!-s1. EaE.-
r'~.,i-c molten res hat IL. Scar! t.
;- .h. a.kis:s- bosres cf tire S.a;s u=.-
s~-s!ttss cf Nsc-ssla sc3 G.sso 81 70 en-
-sr i-:o 5seoIz..o-. VI :. ts-s tDA-c s-c
VIII szca C;hcr. lcoki-S 70 TIE orSAl..s
troa o: Q t.ls,A;s athletic league 20 i=S.3.e
thc universities of kAssaA Ssesa:kA AsS
NJ. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
KERN HIGH MAN IN THE
CITY TENP!N LEAGUE.
rn~Hxer and S:cPhaus>r Fighting for
the Place demonstrating
Of (:usS.
JAS.y;S AND C:Dp

TO !,:'v:!ua! s"s:ag", CT :n- :,sy"r-
&. ii. '.,y T.c.::. L.ol-E.s wc:" rr-
T.oIuc,i y.s:s:-G- -'.c GEI-cs NJ -
:ou-d below
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
HlBERNIANs AND INNIsFAlls
TO PLAY S0CKER TO-DAY.


In. f!h''-'ans AMI lnniSfsiis. the team
a%ns & %S' q. N ~. 'ss"Hs ns.s. 81 the FAX
| Sgi day. win ,n-r' nj, af ~tnVon The liI-
Nrlms sni NiuH'r-Is who ln,j. are sched-
! irG hni sr"r~s ~ lus, sunday u sppsaiO
| ~, though III, teams Ars about ~vSaly
matched nnd should Furnish cl"ss shd 81
! c!'!rE contests rne iiihrrniann pls,s sd .
$50. R'me, while the irnfpraIis showed
| IsrFbr-r Ia iraIviduai spnN
1hni III" &1npti"s i"si probably Sss ~
caus" o' thr "e'.ne' z 'hre. o. n" reg.
utuy 10 icvL II To take n boost,
Hoffman. The riii hsrk " The innisfsii4
.. E-riiu, u!-rnanv, ii~ ~ . tsat plaSsS
clears wrl and 'srds his forwards his~iY.
\ 10 'uiisr ana s.srts"uthr feature NJ hlQ
plty ius !. that he can klck sguiliS - veil
Win .ie Iisr' or LETT foot.
rtuI J5r'-o.. On. 81 the Mius',e,s' mr.
wards. In c"nrld''ci one sf the ,'iohlssl
= good vEo' 81 tho k"al
\ rlr.g.sr comedians 4, 'hs number se
Ihr N'nst'~IS yaSr the ,,."A7 and Jams
sous. uhI. uu tue iiIhdIn nrs are the
Hancock, Gri tho crwnse
Mnyh.rry ~ tie Pilgrims inhsr',s the
mr instinct. and many predict that
to viii JtUt. equally -, good Q fofwatd
- hts fJ'h uus vH'u Is'hct Was ntss
introduced ~ 1T Louis
Howard irms-on, orc ~ Washington
ty'vnf ..ty'r half tsCks nrsnd, NJ. Sun.
dtv ~. MOONS p'ayius rIil bsrh for tho
VI ryir,s io has D souh boot, Willis hiS
Rugby riryI"s and training siso h"lpn h'n,
cuis,idrr1b'y.
Er',t'nrhsrn. who Insured on the - n
= team 20 th' 'lf ul"y tN1nrtun"h'r 10
now liued NJ With tho iur'sf lls ~ f"t,
ward iis PLAYS one ~ - ~iuxs AMI 10
ruJrd fcT A!i irity Inc nri ou,It!c carry
'US,
C'lrrv ~ ~, iruiafnis h,- hs.n play
Irr II 'Urt sam" at ;"r""r1 To- I inns-
'IlH IN ~, .r'sti'e and last sundays
saulrH
Frost ~ tNs M'rSra'a 7, ss.f 10 have
~ Oh" tho o''-r s"al k'srsrs 81 The
T'Hr, VEL. ard b-'S Groi bontsr.
through ~ played asa,n~t IN. Cham.
p'au Gal. team nt ia" Nvt Ia Faif last
fuTrT'r ard b!s vOtk hri down the
canadian, 'rrI".
o'S'.r - rr. Higgins seems ~ have
No u.,ttu's .. n Irri tsl' bah. tie ie
'N.rp.rE,N' fs'. rp. a. tNot hoo, hrA
a.,cr .ngr. hI' Js'd iu 'rs m',aup
Crrra,va'F or tho r,'ri'u. Is pi,, ias
,...rf F.f.r tu ifp-' o. ~. rrai ttN
','- nov ...a-sr rT~ "Nprr''u.r ur $50 10
"..ri W!EH.H' b." - .t,g -. Uut uHn.
.,s.f >, Hs'''I' 'I- "vr.
r.. r.tm. .'.fn o. 10 . T'.o' rllr gnn,
.mf iI...u." t.r l..| 10 iino'rpsn
..t Efl.4 urH ..a a....rrls. I.u.apu
Iri COOK These ratrr' .rr t.rt - ~
g'cat rivals ~ thu rrut- !n "a ahpf' 'iInA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
~
GUN CLUBS AND
SHOOTING PARKS.

> Aetna Shooting Park. every Sun
& 6av. TT,vs Cc.ur LAX. Car 30
= s.Hv:Gs.
b Blue N!nr Gun Ciuo. Ush;-Ni!e
3 Nuusr. s. Charles Rock road Shoot
Z ever sunic:.
:cT. every alternate Sunday after
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Paul JS'r'-o.. ono 81 the Mius'rsls mr.
wards. In considered one ~ the t',oh,ssl
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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h'utirts Ilssira Ur the different tsatns
nv Ministries nave the tvuks ard Jams
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Hancock, ard tho rpwnse
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Snyberry ~ tie Pilgrims irhsr'ss the
~, h.r instinct und many predict that
To vii Jro,. equally -, good Q ws'd
q, his ft'hrt Nas when ru,hot was ntss
introduced ~ 1T i"u'>
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Howard irm'-nn, ono ~ Washington
tr'vrfs.ts'r lalf rprks brsnd, III. sun.
DIV 81. MOONS p'ayiux fIii truh FOR tho
M.r,s,r,s lie has sooh boot, Nhils his
Eu.hy riryIn. md training siso h"lpn HIM
COZ .lJrt.I'y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

C'Irry ~ ~. Iru'a'nis hss ts.n play
Iur "a 'urt ytia" Ht :UtNnf1 To- Inn -
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games.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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4 team % IN, ~ tutluy tN9mrtunsh'r 10
now l,ued NJ With tHo iun'sf liz ~ f"r-
ward iis PLAYS one ~ - ~iuks nnd 10
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

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T.. ccrIne,I viJh Kun, D.: ....ar. -
Morrow and Gallagher. Will. Wasuiuc'gG.
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With English. Ruhu,i and Johnson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-20
"MOST
WISE
JUDGE
Washington Supreme Court
Decides a Man Is not
Damaged by Losing
His Wife

Under the laws Of Washington hus-
band cannot maintain suit for dam
ages for the loss of his wife, accord
ing 10 a decision of the supreme court,
rendered at Olympia Wednesday in tho
Seattle case Of Christian johnson and
son against the Seattle Electric Com,
pany.
Mrs. Johnson was killed by an aecir
dent while passenger on the street
car lines at Seattle. Suit was brought,
and the lower courts sustained a de-
murrer to, the complaint, holding that
separate causes Of action had been inn
properly united. The King county
court held that tho action for loss Of
services, society, nurture and counsel
was a separate and distinct cause Of
action from tho claim for recovery on
account Of funeral expenses and burial,
and that the widower had no interest
in tho first and tho son none in the
second.
The supreme court discusses the
construction OF the state law which
authorizes n widow and heirs TO bring
suit 10 recover for the loss Of the
husband and pFovider, and says that
with the construction already given of
this statute IL cannot be held that the
legislature intended to confer the
right Of action upon a surviving hus-
band, else the law would have said 80.
"Charles johnson has, therefore, no
cause Of action Respondent comedies
he is entitled 10 recover any amount
paid for funeral expenses, but cannot
join his action, therefore, with the ae-
tion on behalf Of minor child for the
loss of the mother. In this we con-
cur" The court points out that the
child has the right TO maintain an ac-
tion under the statute, but elected 10
stand on the original pleadings at the
time the demurrer was sustained. The
Judgment is affirmed.
The decision was written by Judge
Hadley, and was cOneurred in by JUS
tiee Mount, Fullerton, Rudkin, Grow
and Chief Justice Mount. Judge Root
having been attorney for the JohnsOns
In the original suit, was disqualified
and took no part.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-20
What W. J. Bryan Thinks.

The indictments returned in the
beef trust cases mark an epoch in the
trust fight. For several years the Dem
ocrats have. been urging the president
10 enforce the criminal clause Of the
Sherman law, but he has refused. He
has contented himself with an occa-
sional injunction. The ineffectiveness
Of the presidents remedy is shown by
the fact that the trusts have grown
more and more bold in spite Of injunc-
tions But now several wealthy trust
Of high business and social
standing are brought before the Grim
inal courts and have to face year in
the penitentiary. II the trial sue
eeeds and the defendants are convict
ed it will do more to break up the
trusts than all the injunctions that
could be issued. The Democrats can
themselves that another
Of their remedies is TO be tried. One
after another the Democratic plans are