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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-10
STEPHEN EIGHT HOUR ELL
s.-.-a-.-l - . : I.....-. .--a..Ll

-saltlsH - - lsiHslsaa 7aaaaili
4Aart ls n.sw foaazna ~ she h.ss.
l.ssaaf a si.o isat tseaersl. As.-onlllls
A5a..e hla -. N lsaaaa.l'ly kaas b
as the sieplsoHs tashs ha.r Ein
l.asl sassFlaE sia bla p..s-aa -se.saf.
rga l.lna iu fae hausse a. 81 gaa asiz
laails satE4eaa.a y - auahqr
Tho fsess 81 sae >ssic has ciIsar
lslIg rcfFesouscd Itscl3 a. fssaEahl..
a. she p..zsage II tAe blN in 49,
pres.ui tarm Nc gruaser crrae can
Ia aar lsa zonsul b. fn-ied uyau
fAs roaFiia. fh.an . bsii thsi E-illie
assas.sitly covering the prosissaH-
hlr whsch Is r. T.asrssd really iaalz D.
is uslssiaa ana viii eud IN beng
ii.snl aiss1iuiely Narsticss. Ibe
Position u she State frc-s uTan ttls
asolsare E,sy b. tlse Fcstah 81 tAo
iaes tf Frgper Investigation
Two vears aga. this bili Vas r.
VsdIaled ~ every lsi5ar organization
- Jhc St.ie d has been caTeisiiS
-cristsuized by the bcss IT attorneys
s<ha gase ther epaaiaHs o. the efect
thaf She bsl wac oaHcsitea in ana
4uify and born Ia deccit THAI iis
parfo-o was o. satisfy the demands
of iottm people. yet give thom
ngthng in thc way ~ au effective
Elelf Hour blI
Iho rrCscui hiil b. an exact csrF OF
che anc al tvo wears ago. with tbe
rxeepfiaH h striking om the word
"ieeahFng.- .-wurks and changing the
maNum peaaliy from $50 o. ~BH
By fbo wording of this blL b.
places ihe power absolutely IH the
hands "a the Labor commission. ~ ao
BE- an apnHrtiye official the power o.
leoldc wbether ar uot tllc pFuus
i8us 0f the bill have been yi0iafod
la other words. shall au employer of
labor wha worked his men more than
the stipulated eight hours. Ole with
the commissioner az labor tbe cause
af tbe emergency. whether real or
iaucied vhieh brought about the eN-
IRA hours. ID rests abs alutelv with
the commissioner to decde. whether
The employer b. amenable 60 the law
r mot Also 10 Is question with
many attorneys whether the penalty
clause applies to a violation Of the
law, or whether it aF plies 90 refu-
sal 90 flc within ten davs the cause
Of the emergency with the commis-
sioner at labor In either case, it
makes the commissioner OF labor. the
Judge and Jury absolutely ia all
cases II violation This is not the
intention olthe Constitutional amend
merit ml il seems TO Us that the
press uf Denver should sound a note
OF warning and see that when the
eight hour bill is passed it will be
one that will accomplish what the
Constitutional Amendment demands
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-10
p, al Card Novelty.

A Frenc firm is about to place on
the mark a novelty in postal cards.
To an or-.nary pictorial card is affixed
a very thin transparent gelatine disc.
on which is impressed a gramophone
musical record. A hole is pierced
through the center of the disc. and the
post card can be placed on an ordi-
nary talking machine" and played in
the usual way.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-10
OPTICAL PAPER or eUNNIsox coUNn

Grand junction Herald The
demac have u9 monopoly on the
discust fa't over the legislative farce
thai is uaw being e1acted in Denver
Oven tle llmcr pcab5dyites in Mesa
county hang their heads in shame
when the subject is mentioned u
- SWINE consolation t0 Mesa county
citizens regardless Of party, that we
have two members ol that body who
can neither be bought by The corpor-
ations nor coerced bv the Denver
thugs who have the matter in hand
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-10

the sides and over che top % a depth
of eighteen o. twenty Hour inches.
A hole should be left in the build
ing at the top Tor ventilation. The
door should be boarded up ON the
inside as fast as filed and in the
same manner as j. sometimes used
an making a convenient door to
granaries and corn cribs.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-10
NOTICE VF FINAL S|YTpVvt&v

deceased. u e'f
O., nee y hereby given. that on Monday the
ON gay 81 february. A. T.. Ia6 beiug one ~
the ,le r. gulsr DAYS Of the December Term of the
y e"hrt q nuui.lsun County in Probate,
aIhilhls lstratrE Of said estate will arrear
h,i9re the Judge of said Court prpserIt nv final
set'lenieut a. such administ ratrix and rray the
Apr of the same and will tL,.n II, =, h..
a;lschtfsed as such AdmInistratrir At which
@ tLiiie ara place any person in interest NAV ap-
there be. 'e sahie' II my
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado p.r ~ ,ao,
. .df;... ANNIE NJ. powNEy
d ceased. W. bo~heS-
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-10

We are still selling the monogram
stationery. 50 for 100 sheets and
100 envelopes Makes a beautiful
birthday present
NEws-CHANPIoN OFFICE.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-10

Gray wolves are SO numerous and
uestIuc'l'e IN larts of Wyoming
'hat bounhes aggregating SO head
are offered.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
RAILROADS
RIPLEY SAYS CANAL
lis REMOTE PROSPECT
Present Generation, He Believes,
Will Not See Completion Of tho
Work-Canal Will Not Hurt
Railroads.

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. a-Presadsnt z.
in Los Angeles to-day. said:
In regard to President Roosevelts At
tttvde toward the matter OF railroad-rats
legislation. my opinion does not diffes
radically from that Of most railroad men.
Il VIII 0ay. In the nrst place. that think
the President without question. II sincere
In his opinion on this matter. as Ia all
others. but At the same time I think he u
a. mistaken a. he II sincere. There ID
q good deal OF hysterta anoat In the coun-
try that u based upon a. much knoWicd4s
or ~ much sincerity a the President pos
sessea
"Whas he propose L.. in my opinion. no
remedy for the eJyls that he aays exist
There may be evils and there may b
remedies for them: but ] DO not think
President Roosevelt has struck upon ths
right one-''
What do you think the effect OF the
Panama Canal Will be on the West and
Western railroadsT'
II DO not consider that the canal, when
II comes TO the finishing point. will inter
fere seriously with the trafnc Of the rail-
roads. But ] don't worry much about that
for I do not think the big ditch Will come
into practical use In your oay or mine.
That will take infinitely more time and
money than In now calculated. and can
not see that the present generation has
much interest In Il one way or the other:
unless for its children. ] do not expect
to see IL approaching completion Tor a
least twenty years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
OLD CHASE HOMESTEAD
SOLD TO LOUIS FRANK.
Landmark Of sosth -. Losis Leaves
PossessiOs Of Family Who Owned
IL Forty Ieara

The Chase homestead. one OF the land
marks q. *: Louis snd one % the pr.a-
c.,a, objects sSen by passengers coming
UP tn. river midway between the south
ern Limits OF the city and the Court
house on a high blum. Was so.d yesterday
20 Louis Frank
Tho property fro:;s - feet on the ca
side Of Rrnad~sN rear ltsska stree; ana
tards aS feet 'As.vsytl- 20 a pTepen-
GlcL.ar .ccE cIlr From the house which
extends ." .s~; hscs from -. street. a
rnaeuitc-r: panorama ~ the river and :he
lui.u.s bottoms. Tor twenty miles. IL had
II. late E!wari Chase. who for many
years va. IN. manager % the S. Louis
Clearing house. ~As the !asc o. the fam
Uy TO occuyy IL Il has been IN their
possession for forty years
The sale WAS cissed by the Henry He
.neaR Realty Company
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
KATY WILL BUILD FROM
Mckinney TO DENTON.
REvBIIc SPECIAL

Dallas. Tex. Nov 23-An incident OF ths
visit on Tuesday last OF the executive
officials Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
To- Dailaa did not become known publicly
until to-dav.
This iS the fact that II was decided.
while here to construct the proposed limo
Of road from Mckinney to Denton. work
to begin next spring.
This proposed line has been looked over
In a physical way several times. and has
been reported favorably upon by General
Freight Agent J, W. Allen and General
Superintendent 7. 8. Mcdowell.
The executive officials On their recent
visit did not 20 over the route. but con-
tented themselves with looking over the
papers and prints made UP - reports on
the proposed road.
This road. when built. will afford. he
sides Its touching a fine agricultural coun-
try Q short route through Fort Worth to
Mckinney and Greenville to Shreveport.
MiIeOla and Tyler
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
DEATHS.


.ASrETs?N.cn WEDNESDAY No~sms.r =
isk q sS so'"cA = IE-. william Andersen
ns nunsr.I -, saAs p,aes v,4aay .ssh ins, =.
81 ~ o'donA . m. frum rr3dsncs Of ne
bfusAsr. NDchaaa Anesrsrl No isS North
Tvsnsy-sh;rd seI~se to s, Leo's Church thenns
- CaiSssy Csnse@y. Tfsends Az ;nvtt~: 20 A.
tend
-RRAS-on Th1-.dAy. N-~-rrs.r =. I.oe.
q. Janes and Annie Currxn ta-. n siin, BIRTH :
o. of Jamss Jr sna Jennie curran aSsa =
yssrA
rns nlner. vtu take ria,s SATURDAY. Ssh
in... ., Q o'cnrh q m. From family r-s'.snn>
NJ rs Madison s,r-ss. 10 N. Church OF shs
sa-r.i Heart thence 90 CA.vary C-ms,ery
Bfisnas srs invite: - attend.
pASA-Cr w~,,e~say November =. ;sM.
Josspa Webb t~nA- N his Gs'y -s:x:h ysar.
runsraI ss tas r-s,ssros Frs.sy. Ncrsnh~
~ ai 30 n. In:srTi-n: private
clncannA,i. O. Paris. Tsa- Ca;ro. IL. ard
iNs Anssisa CAi. pApsS s,n.iy or9y.
HvT-TI-sAaia.-ly. Thursday, November =
f-su,. Hg,u .ns rnStS-r OF chsr..s ). Fiusri
NE. ms.H Mr.: sa asa.sr,s 4. M va., o.. ms,siS .iG'
Mrs ,e.n SSlAin tns. Hs'',. an; Vt. Ne!il-
ysDao ines iIutfh. sf-t ~ ysSTs
rsnsrai sro-n fairly --siasrc.. Ne ss>i rr-.
drove svenua I'-. ne;ioe later.
oR,ss- On Nsvssns>- = $50, Gers. G~os
s In Fsaso. M sxea = y~ars
r>snarAi Nosssab<r - q, , rhsn.s o<
s.susiy ,nv's>a-
u,oRrAS..nr:.., '.'o ...' ;l,,''.. e w.i-.':.y .
Ss.'rs,r 2 H.. a.; S,-, ,',,,,s N.'n M. NJ L.
no asa father 70 T.~-7as tcr.an
ySasr,i FROM s.--;'y r.si'.an~ Ma rE S-zns
- elae& sstursisy Nsv---ss- Is, ., ss
s'saprA . Il 10 81. A9sonssss Csgrcs- tn.nc.
- css-sry c.n.ssry, Frsnss are respectfully
invites 80 attend.
pocsa1sd sss . r.suss- et Srsers r--.s:
iSAss No - A o Z ".
ca.casa IL. paps=s si.sss coy
RiNo-tsssr.e i..s -.ss- sss..-:- 80 rp.s-
YEA Ras s.io... t,sss'.- e VI .ss W.
2 GA.es ta~ REG
r0sA I'll tass p,ses .>ern e.rsiiy -.s'-
ssees. Na Is3 si:sss se-.-s. - o. frtss.:s
csureAL 81 . s--sscs - cAlva-y Csress-T.
vfssaes invited - a,ss.a
Rnss-nns.-~a .r,e -. - v..-..'Ay NJ
NesA ~ TIE rs..sears g s~r tssf='e- NJ
ksss II HS~AraL Ma . Ssat-w-rssr .i.--
.n.srrsen: a. iacx~e.f;.s. -
wErRrr-o Hg.,.y Nev-=.s~- :, 80
.ss i.s,. N..sras S..s F,.s<ri .as -0sssr q
rs.sr.i .s;ii ,Als I;As CO SATURDAY NS.z
s-r q. ., . - aora ~sss-zes. Ma &C.
Cs->sa 1Da vaacA Relatives as ertssis .-~ites
c..ctaasfi q. r~-~rs s;~s- o-~s
wHrrE-Es,sr>s 's:s ~ Tsa-e.Ay Ne
sszs~r q - .; "a n. 1>err Ns..-
-. Wat. q ssss Ssu'
sNanrrsi st,i sAks rsAss srca eAHisy resi-
ssusa 30 HSA RsSsu as.za~ o. sAts-.ar
saes-IaS Nsx~rs-r = - - NA-sz-.ss
-sg-rs .seoSs q cA,~sry Cs-s.sry- rSs~A
r~ssse
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
BURGLAR IS CLAD
IN CLERICAL GARb
Type of Crook Operating
in Ministerial Garments Makes
Good Haul in South st. Louis
Louis Zackert Last Victim.

Tho ''p!oUs'' burglar Is the newest and
latest type OF crook with which the st.
LOUIS detective department i, confronted
A man at;ired In ministerial garb Is said
70 nave operated successfully In several
south st. Louis homes. His last victim
10 Louis 2ackert OF No. 1885 South Four
teenth street. who was robbed Of jewelry
valued at more than 500. and SO In cash.
Nrs. Zeckert left home yesterday after
noon and during her absence a man Of
clerical appearance called at tho home Of
q next-door ne!ghbor and made inquiries
a. TO the religious habits OF Mrs Jack
ert. Wh.a he had obtained full informa-
ton regarding her Affairs he left. Mrs.
Zackert returned homo two hours later
70 md her bedroom In . state Of disorder
The carpet vas torn up. the mattress
ripped open and tho contents Of tho bu-
reau were scattered about the floor.
Among the missing articles were a watch.
ring. diamond brooch and several highly
priced stickpins. Ths money had been
taken from the bed
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
Reduction Sale of Clocks

lover 5000 Clocks to &C.
lect from-Mantel, Hall
and Wall Clocks-Clocks
at prices from 3i.2s 70
The inducements - dow
prices. .flne XoodsD-should,
and We believe will. make
this sale the greatest
Clock sale in the history
Of St Louis.
fRead the items below:
call and see goods (they
are on our Art Balcony,
note prices and ask any
questions that you wish
10. We will De glad to
see you.
Cabinet Cloelks-Quartered
oak case. l5xlVas In: S-day
cathedral gong movement
Former DF1ee.oA 1.S
Ia this sale At. u
Metal Cloeks-Marble I'm.
ish. gilt or bronze orna-
ments, S-day movement
strike hours and half houHy
on sweet-toned cathedral
gong
E:: f.5::s :s,. .r:ss: :s;! s:;ss :; $50
PSrcelaln Clocks - Royal
Bonn case. Si.SL3n inch
es. nt;ed with S-day
cathedral gong movement
Former price. .sS.35 &h.S
ia this sale 1t. "
This Is an opportunity to
buy Clocks either for your
own home or AZ q Christ
mas gift.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
MARRIAGE IS FASTENED
THROUGH LACK OF ROOM.
N0ptials 0f Mise CArolise Dunkin. 50.
LOals Girl, Moved Forward at
Wlsc0nsia Hotel.
REPUBLIC TD1Al


Green Bay. Wis. Nov 23-Ths lack O:
hotel accommodations WAS az important
factor In . rorhsn which eliminated IN
.hs marriage here isF evening of Mss
Caroline punkin o: -. Louis and p.
Gaines os HouShtcn. Mich. manager os a
Scld storage ara produce company.
BY previous arrangement the parties de-
eide! 10 meet he:e and have the ceremony
performed to-day, Gaines arrive: IN the
city yesterday ana registered ~ the Beau
mont House
when Miss runs!n srr.ved. ~ s<S las:
evening. she Was unable 10 secure a room
a. the hotel 4 minister vas ;ickIy sent
tnr, ard f,e ceremony was performed IN
Ga!nss's room
IL was intended 20 use the main psrlor
os she hotel but this Rad been ass!g-ed
90 a guest. who had retired and declined
20 - aroused from his slUrSsf-
Miss Ivy Moore ~eroxraphec - the
hotel office. MAS bridesmaid and A. II.
Montgomery. travelling salesman from
Ch,caSu. vas be.t man. Mr. Gaines was
a former resident Of -. Louis. wbere he
became acquainted with his vie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
ALTON BRIDGE REPAIRS
TO COST ABOUT $4,000

II was announced officially In Alton yes
terday that repairs and improvements 10
cost S50.Sr vii! be made at once 10 the
AltO.-bI.dgc property.
The repaintinS OF the bridge aions will
cost go. one OF the improvements which
must be made at once will be To extend
the outlet OF the big Piasa street sewer.
badly, and Is threatening the safety Of
the Bluff Line tracks The rebuilding of
the "Y' approach n Alton 4. another i'm
provement TO be made.
When the repairs are completed. II is
said, that the Alton bridge will handle
some OF the business now being taken care
Of by the ST. Louis bridges.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
HARDING REMAINS WITH
THE HOLLIS SYNDICATE.
RrPCBJLC SPECIAL.

New York. Nov. 23.-Russcll Harding.
who lately resigned the vice presidency
OF the Erie and its affiliated roads. will
re-euter th" service of II. II. Hol,ins *
60. He will. OF course. hold a resTonsi-
been decided. Mr.. Harding Will depart for
St Louis IN few dIys.
The present intention Of the Erie man
agerneat Is not to appoint q successor TO
Mr. Harding as the office OF vice presi-
dent iu charge OF operation was created
snr him. but TO hav. the supeTintenhcUts -
attend 70 the details and report to Prest-
dent Underwood. II Is reported that this
policy had something TO DO with Mr..
Hard!pgs retirement. General Manager
Stuart Of the Erie will probably acquire
,arger authority IN directing the system
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

OF New York. who died from injuries re-
c..v"i In prearrans"d fist fight with
M.ishipMan Mer.we.her at the Naval
Academy ut Annapolis.
Annapolis. Md. Nov. 23.-The prosccu-
tion ured Its heavy artillery in the line
Of medical testimony during ro-day's ees-
sion Uf the court-nart.d which Is trying
IIdshipman Neriwether for manslaughte.
In connection with the death o! Niish:p-
man Branch important witnesses being
Doctor ]. II. Esnney. chief Surgeon o. the
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore: :
Doctor Henry NJ Thomas. l.uTo!oS.st OF
By-nes. the chief medical officer attached
10 the Naval Academy.
The operation upon Miishipmah
Branch. CONSISTING Of lifting and folding
move such blood cots as might be- found
was performed by Doctor Finney and Doc
tor Thomas. Ii" specialist In that line.
Who sarc to Annapolis at Doctor Fin-
ZION. Doctor fyrnes vas called In con
suitat!on with Doctor Store shortly after
Branch had been brought 10 the hospital
Much evidence OF q deeply interesting
though partially technical. character Was
given by the medical men
All the medical officers gave I; as their
very rosit!y. conviction that Branch died
from III. eject OF the blows h- had re-
ce!veN IN his fEh. with Mer!~ethsr- They
s.,,i;d sny p pS.s;se en-, 5.Sr %. 2. @ ass, an.i
SayH /: a. their OPINION tha, no treatment
could have sav.i his NE. The absence o,
prrHes, "a no s;..e-. TIA, Branch's father
A l,rvr par. q. tn. time OF the session
this morning was taken up IN reading or.I
ard y,-I!y.ns tn. record OF y. sicT5aS :
y-oce.I!nSs Tsis IL required BY resu!a-
TESTIMONY CORRECTED
Seyers! witnesses noted minor discrep-
anc!es in the recording Of the!r t~=t'In ny
O. co-r~y..d themselves on statement.
they had f-sa 80. According - the p-ac,i-
are allowed 10 b. mad. OF witnesses who
are recalled. ard or. nr 'vo important
point. developed IN this msnncr.
MiistipInan A. " tfish, IN. ss'er.s o.
20 acting as referee IN nineteen sinsi NJ
encounter. MAS questioned as 20 the u. .
% the gloves wAsch we're used IN the hshi
q, the academy.
Tres. e!ov.. are u~d 80 pro'.c, the
hands sheu punching the bag but fftch
said that there was To r-Sg!A nra as tAr
s-..-.ry hnxirr rna'che. a. IN. academy
sNmnasiurn Ne Also said tia; he rad new
er seen tisrs 80 rs.a. In ansref 70
3u-sioa ~ a member % the court Fis
ss,. -ha: r. believe! riov-s u.ei AZ reg
u..T y-.ze nxh,s weighed about half o.
thre--Sss-t.r- o! an ounce
MIvpIES ANEW RULES.
The oniy ~f.-s.se. called during the
1e-. IIeu,enan; cotnmAnisr II J Zlere.
meter and Hosps;ai steward John =
MAhaakse. TIE former vas cs.!'c 20 prove
ths: rhe articles for ,hs Icysrr rsent o'
The -Ayy. which contain the Sroh'o:tio,
Assiast fshti7x- were reet = al Eaii'
ss!ya-r daring ths sumner cr3isr- au--
'rE vn!ch Vie witness colran3ed tne
Hartford, o. which Asrr~ethe. was sta
t.oa.:
BRANCH REMOVED CAREFULLY.
Hn-p.tAl St.EArd Masrakee sas sum
Gcaea 20 have lis testimony cli tie gag
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
STEADY SPEED OF FIFTY
MILES PER HOUR TO WEST.

Chicago Nov a new limited passe n
ger train between Chicago and lsos An
geles, Cal. over III. recently finished San
Pedro llns will h. established on Deem
ber Il? The train. which Will be known
as the Los Angeles limited. VIII h. op-
eratc! over the Chicago and Northwestern.
the Union Pacific an the new san Pedro.
Los Angeles and Sal; Lake: and will lie
the first through train between Chicago
and Los Angeles ly way Of Ogden an!
Salt Lake The distance between the two
points via this route IS 1856 miles, and the
schedule calls for sustained speed o.
about nifty mile. an hour. Including stops.
eor the entire distance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
WOMAN FOUGHT OFF NEGRO
WHO GRABBED HER PURSE.
Mrs- ,. L. Nssaeser Repolsed IT,
Near-OId Assaiiaas. Whs Was
Parssed for several Hooks.

M I. Nsanster, residing at No
,sls Eli.5- avenue Vas attacked ~ 4
negro bav n r-0rr n, No els, CNc,i.esu
syerlS. At - 7'clock iss; niSht. :Hs se>s,'-
ant attempting 20 sTV~t q .S.Chel COZ
a .rirs a purse 'Tu-: Ms Naarrrte-
Fighting Ss-tn-f~lv N'tn ,nr negro an!
-ryfrg ,cr assistance N-< Szrmsis- sue
eS~-isi . h-Gti-s Of Re- s<saiila; ;s~
-ss-p c-csps-S u.c7 he approach % pe:-
scr> attracted ~ rhs cr.sa
TIE negro sgy-s-s! 60 - ahou. x years
e.e aai Vas pG-e-s1 Tor several h.o-ks
BY al arS-y crowd.
N-s SAn-ss;-r ~Ao saved h~r property.
Amos. cola .s~s. after ASSISTANCE "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
NO CLEW TO Lorraine
HOTEL BURGLARS FOUND.
Three Arrests Are Made. bat Lack
Of Evidesee Causes Release
Of PriSOaerO.

Detectives from police headquarters are
still trying to clear up the robbery OF
MIS-. John ". Leaders room IN the I-or-
ra!ne Hotel. No. &3N I.ndeIl boulevard
The burglary occurred Wednesday night
while Mra Loader was at dinner De
tectives were put on the case Immediate
ly after Il was reported. Diamonds and
other 1ewelry valued at 500 and SIS In
cash WIRE taken
Homer Hyatt. a fireman. Wells Williams
and Barney Finch. beilboys employed al
the hotel. we're arrested yesterday, but
no evidence to connect them with the rob
berry has been obtained They were re-
leased.
Entrance 20 Mrs Leaders room was .f-
!ected with skeleton keys Mrs Loader
len FOR dinner Al ,hat tins the room
was IN perfect order but when she ra-
turned she found tho place In a top.y-
turvy condition. The jewels were taken
from q Jewel case left on q dresser
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
TEXAS PROPOSES DECREASE
OF 10 PER CENT on LUMBER.
Rrp,-p,.ic SPECIAL.

Austin Tex Nov Zs-Th~ Texas Rail
road Comni ssion to-day issued notice that
OF r--rernbcr l. IL Will conduct hearing
on a proposition locking 20 reduction
Of the lumber rates ~ pr cent, the sains
being a. the request q: the lumber In
.erests q. the State.
This particular PROPOSITION IL GoirG TO he
most vigorously fought by IN" railroad IN
-.res;s. and Il - intIuiat~d that their fight
viii not stop short OF the injunction
courts X necessary
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
COMPANY IS ENJOINED
FROM ERECTING POLE.
Doctor NayAel Obtains Order
Against Telephone Concern, Pro-

Doctor SaayAeld Obtains Order
Against Telephone Concern. Pro-
h1bitinG Post Near SanitaFlan.
An Injunction has been granted to Doc
tor W. H. Maydeid. proprietor Of the May
deld Sanitarium At Taylor avenue and tho
Suburban tracks. restraining the Bel, TEL
ephone Company from erecting a teleA
phone pole alongside the southwest cor
ner Of the sanitarium-
The paper was not obtained. however,
without considerable skirmishing. Early
yesterday morning Attorney J. d. Dalton
and q Deputy Sheriff disturbed the sium-
bers OF Judge Jesse Mcdonald and asked
for the injunction. II was granted. be-
ing made retuInaple December l.
From the Judges home. the two went
to the residence OF Cyrus p Walbridge
president Of tho Bell Telephone Company.
and served him with the Injunction before
he had thought OF arising.
The injunction Is the outcome Of an af-
fair which occurred between the jani,or Of
the sanitari1In and some insmen. who
were attempting to place the pole In po-
sit!on. as was exclusively announced in
The Republic Yesterday morning.
Objections on the part OF Doctor May
field were not needed. and the work was
progressing nicely when Herman Noel
cher. the fan!tor. turned the hose on the
electricians. who were driven away and
did not return
The BEST time to advertise IS right now:
the best medium-R"pubI!c Want Ads
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

MuAkoSee. I. T. Nov. 3-An order has
been issued tha. the election OF T. J. Way
as Mayor OF the town OF Haskell should
he certified TO. The vote WAS a tie. but
Investigation showed one illegal vote for
y. NJ Macarthur and the court ordered
Way certified TO as duly elected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

7 n eu % ottSn -
found In impure
blood. In orda1 to
cure rheumatism
the blood must b
cleansed Of the poi
sonous impurities
n hich are the
cause of the d.
oaso.
DY. Piefce's
Golden Medical
Discovery has beeD
very successful II
the cure Of rheumsr
tisr1. because II en-
tirely cleanses the
blood from fhe
poisonous uric acid
which n the cause
Of the disease.
your Golden
Medical Discovery
cured me Of rheuma.
tisn after I had tried
Q doeen relpedie0
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