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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
BURGLARY CHARGE
FOR BRIDEGROOM
Spurnei by Girl He Loves. Self
Confessed RObber Cses Sheriff
to Defeat Successful Rival
R0th Men Are Now Held.

TIE rivalry Of two alleged burglars Tor
the love Of xirl. the arrest VI one "
them Oh the eve Os his marriage. a ccre-
fTas ~ sns s,. .;
surrenslesel and probably wiil % to the
Penitentiary. solely because he wished u
defeat the sentimental aim OF his PAL
IN crime and his victor In love. ara the
facts which Involve the capture Of JOG
Langley In Tebbets, Mo-. yesterday and
who w:,s brought to St. LDuis last night
for safe-k-ey'lng.
A week ago q general merchandise store
tn Marshall. ILL.,. Was r"hbe,i at night: and
EFFORT: TO locate the surx!ars proved fI-
, ,il. 4 few days ago sheriff Milla.d He'd.
waited upon him and confessed tO the
crime. at the Same time implicatin9 Joe
Langley. who. h.. tOld the Sheriff. was in
Iebbets. Mo-. preparing Tor y marriage
Johnson vas placed under arres, and IL
s~altin. the action Of the Grand Jury.
day. reaching there iust in time 10 inter.
ruIt the marriage festivities. The Sheriff
ssye he found Langley wearing a suit Of
ase: ss.sI in TSes -. n.1.hns . S1~.- the
Il WAS ut Tebbets that Sheriff Hetirick
learned the real motive fhr JohnSOn's re-
marks about his companion. According
to the Sheriff: Johnson and Langley
woman. They went to Tebbets. from
Marshall. and. in the struggle fer heart
e,,pr-macy. Langley won. The name of
that II Was Johnsen's Jealousy and cha
grin. because VI his failure TO win the
affections Of the girl. that prompted him
10 60 TO Marshall and iulplicate ham In tho
maintains that he Il innocent q the
charge.
Sheriff Hedrick will take his prisoner
TO Illinois. this morning. having secured
reQuisitiOn papers.
The sheriff did not learn the name Of
the bride elect. but he vOuches foy the
story Of the love romance Of the pair
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Ss- F'--nri~-o 10. q ->~aioa 0cn ~.
.y-r. d <Th- cay .; iaS'~s'3e. she Flcoa
E.-d!-ap ~ several eaStk. Cearlasar.
~ ..vo-i,. ~as As- ticArx~d hs . S.aEp
.~.sh- q h~svy -air sra. Ss': during re
,or--or- transformed :hs .ra-k into 50
% ries S.-u-.a-T
rI~ 40. r.:v-1-' -'z->.-s--re~s -
N-E-..s, (, - - a-c--.!s- - lEse'ss'.
= ! 49,: ss-s s, - rl..s. -,
$780, - .is -a-
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sV-s..ss.l sere.. .>.'se.l = ts-.s-
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
STATEMENT Of BANK AVERAGES.
CS0Dosot0vely Small Ch0a6eO o.
noeAO Are ShoWa.

New York, Isec 3c-Th. statement of
the clearing house hanks for tn. i've day :
men;s Of Ss.c.s;s The statement follows:
Loans S!;.si:.:: .Go. decrease SEQ: :le: de-
culation 42 .assWs'. !ncreaas tt.1V: legal
tenders So. 70. 80 inc.~ase q. ~ lon: specie
fis1. go. decrease G.3..s": reserve See.
S.sa. siasS. decr-ase g .ss~ 2..; surplus e.
-: s;;s. increase Sra3.I:a. ex-Cnited States
deposits 81. - I'D Increase $50
The EinaErisr says this week:
TIE ofhc:ai stat. in-nt Of the New YoYk
associated banks last week. as Was the
case In the SrevioGs week. showed corr
items. though s,c, changes were greater
In Icans. syeo!e and deposits than were in
lica,sd In che week Of December q
20 The preliminary estimates sen.rn.iy
ehoweSa more or less impoTtan, decYeasso:
Tire movements o! money were. kow~ve.
dif.cu!, 20 trace them with any degree Of
accuracy
Loan. ws-e contracted ~ go. IN pe.
posi's decreased C.s".i.s an amount
I"Ans. c!us the ne: decrease IN cash. The
required reserve was decreased 81 ~ ?;S
teducrias from which sh. net loss In cash
l"e' Gn;: q. she Increase in ssrpiu. re-
les. 'so.s Of 1..sss public FUND.-. ,ne
ss,a Clearing. ,or .h. Ave day. Va: E:,.
0'.ss,. against g.. 900 In the previous
week. rejecting largely the shifting %
loans .nc:den: 20 TIRE monetary tendon
which prevailed during the week.
Ci.asinss reported m Saturday. "a. 20
Fridays b,sin. So were 81. ~ "a II may
b. noted shAs the loan. reported Ia Jas.
weeks stas.msn: were g. 81 isW In cxcess
of IN" deposits. Compafiscrs of ioAns by
individual hsnks show seven institutions
seduceI 'h!. iter bv rcvs and one -Afsh
millions ns.. fIsh. hank. Sain~j four ara
sWo-ns.h millions nee cssh
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SCHWARz
BETTER SWIMMER
Narquard Keats His Brother.
Otto. in a Close Finish ut Mis-.
souri Athletic Club Aquatic
Nset-Medal for Cahanne.

In . close anish NaIluald Sehwass 0eat
his bro,h.r. Otto. In ths,r afsy-yard match
race in the feature u the u. A. c. aquatic
seven i sscond Dat. witch T is sxo-ns;Ss q
= second slower than the Amertcan r..corJ
heid by Jack Iaxrence Of the Ne~ York
yo.nssr brother ihrSash being : better
tsnisher. as the Younger one led Tor about
forty yards. and then only slowed down.
Had both swinimers swung their arms
would have been . dead heat. - Close
we're they At the inish. Osto,s second TO
last stroke 9rUm the finish fell about two
Ssesn:r to touch tGs Is. s e sns 1s.
Before the n.st event. the swimmers
we're gathered at one end Of the tank. and
sp.ecs in which he told q he wort thai
In recent practice. In cioaine he called
ios, nS,. e nS him :" .sc:es
memhers q the club; Cpoa open!ng the
box Dute found u leather medal. The
PENDANT consisted Of . laurel wreath. in
ss9ip,on m rs.dr. s f. .ns Br.s.rs ave W.
On the lower pars vas inscribed. 'Pre-
srn,ei to puie d'abanne bv the 81 4. g.
swimmers for sowing Mark schwsrs from
Mr.. Csbannc said while he iiked - duck
Mark in polo practice. he felt II his duty
"a save him when hs saw that he vas In
The English socker polo sama va. tried
The ShamrOcks aRain beat the Nuts by
the score Of 70 /: An interesting relay
race was also e~um. The ShIimpe. aided
the Crabs bv . close finish.
Bsr::nx th. match race: tn. twenty. Ave.
yard back strck. was the closest o? the
night. Ed Cchn. Toeppen and Doctor
sheldon finished In order with .4c feet.
All started from s-ra,ch.
clarence F. Llcyd won the nfty-yard
stein. Schw.r1 swan 4 fast rare. and
from the handicspe probably heat his time
or the previous event Sam Stein secured
. h-s'. This time he won the eighty
YARD handicap from Cohn and Geessa;ng.
scratch. n he conceded only fifteen eec-
onds 60 9!eGei and sixteen to Grimes.
The summary:
S-ysrd hu-ile-M. To.,rsr zone sp-ona,.
f,: A.: >. = Aes'.s c~o -. s.eeni:.. second: c.
;Svsrd n,s,ch .c--M.- Sn~s-z. a--.: o.
,as.,s1 han.iicss@N. scAr.r ...-..eh,.
% %r,n... ,.,s::s ..'rns.. ."r.sS 'ss ;s,., m.
a-sera hsn.::nap- Clarence p. LLOYD twelve
s.cu:':., Sc. nr.,: . s-hCsr. G ,s:r:;sh!: s.."ed.
ssyare hsnt!o.r-s.m ss.!n 1our,..n 80
"nas'. nr., y " 'Nhn 'nins seco-its'. s-c-
ord: A. -. GNs.s.:ns ,srra:ch'. ,h.ri TIRE.
Is;sh div.nr-A. ~ 0c~..;.ns. - ;n.. Arx,:
Al Nasse. - IN. second: pec:r sheldon. 'h;,l
-s-p0-n. s-rona: Dae'or sheldon. 'S'-a. T,n.
R.ia- ra-~-ser.--p. eonrn..a 81 Ohm. o.
so.nr.-s II BRINE. s,.s.,. ilosa .a, v.
sch~sr,. sec-na- r;ms. -
w.,sr polo.shar-rock.. S.,n. Tc.ppen. M.y-
>su..s ..r-.si.a. ,'s,snKe iic.d. -. sci,vs.x.
Lee. S.e~i sn3 shs'ton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

VCVi Vl-.f sFSsAs.
i~fyerso-, ,itv. No. r.,,. n-|ersifs -strs
~ Incorporation were issue. by the So
rssar~ ~ state 80 the following companies
so-!as
=, rse =, SANG. fa,k o.: ln-~Ni-s icr.ssirs
Nc--'syi'ai. ~" lrcSrsS-.tars- y i'iisru
ves t'>-ct~o paEs e sSu>-r .-'y NJ. s-i-s-
'ts-.'sr-ia; ag.s' Ir-asr-t-.,-.-j =.
Nsssgorssry As- tohn-cr. Cl''i.rn Sar1r ART
u.ssa v.rs I.-ss .:.s- s.z-s----s :: irvis-
's-.tsL - ss is.~,rs~-rs'rr, sts:r>s 'iriss~,
August s,srh. = F'as,st a.. sh~r.
n. Tire ,'-sr's st~'rS., .'N7r.s.. Er.-0<
|.0eba ~ -'S.s,s. 0:t.ys '~-cry-4-s.cre =
Ss-ara.-r 'rsTlrs r.';s C-'Ari,s jors"s
Ire csse-s
ssr- s,..l F.N~-% ss.~;..i'e. g I-ul.-'',r,.
rel 81 ~ iri---rorS'~-s Trs-s~srF~ iNssni<s'.
Ssos naisr ws>--Ar
HsSoi r~,-y.rAfs 'NrrTS-N Narss I.t-- ~
tai &c -, fns s~--~N;~--M p. sir-scrs
sass ssn~s-s g.. Slr-mr--s
rs0ss--sie .s'r-S.r1--scr '---lrsny, Ns-sss
s.r - J ,iAr.r.h. .IAr,f-s
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t<-s,~ s-act,A; tsss T-c-s.nss,r~s-t t~r,e,.s .
49,. yso.-,s v~-vs-. a-rs S,r
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. 3, n..e-sO Ss~su-,
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i.sL &c 90 ~ N.sssu-s. q. 80 cs>-. .. q.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
KNIFE IS BROKEN
OFF n nlS FLESH.


~oV
A. free-for-sn asht In which saz me..
The saloon Of Georse Holman. 70. Sc =
North Broadway. sent Albaet Caae. a
married man. = yeass Cd. Feadin0 q No
- MclIis:ock street. 70 the Cry. Hos
left side and one IN each arm: The blade
Stabbed. VAS inbedded 10 ths aesh Of nis
The stab6ine wae dons BY Fred Bevfo-
den. who resides with hle WITH 1t No. sxp
Buiwer avenue. He IN = yearD old. He
Dissrict Poiice Station. vhers he s6mitte,i
IN. :tahbing. but declared n was done in
self-desense.
ses. ssa o:ss
Farley. who, he sa1d. Owed him q centa
He dunned Farley ~ h. entered the -
lion. but the debe was denied. An a1su-
css asns X. n.is q e. S .sss:
The prisoner .asa that Cas. vss larse-
III. the heated argument 8, I cass Sss sS"Gs 10
injure him when he dr~w the knife ami
STABBED him In self -defen.e-
III. s1oa a n: .sass s :. !"
which another man. was concerned. b.,
denied that HI. assailant hod any provo
cation 70. stabbsna hin
wound. were examined AZ the hosp!tei
and II va then discovered that the hlade
"f III. knife With which he wse saaesed
was stii resting in the 6esh II the right
forearm having been brOken or short by
. sudden wrench Of the victim ss the
blade Waa driven into the 0esh. In the
hurried examination made by Doctor
Fowler at the North Side nlSpensaYy tn
blad. Was not discovered II Wss four
inches long and about three-fourths Of an
inch vide. The stab wound IN the lsfs
side ~ae pronounced vsry serious. ut not
necessarily fatal.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
QUARREL LEADS TO sTAsG,se,
Employees Of Postal Telegraph
Company Fight.

In the Postal telegraph once. Fourth and
Olive streets. and Thomae Dolan. . clerk
for the Postal engaged IN . Aght nes'
the result ~ a disagreement they had dus
Ing working hours. Ooian Nae stabbed
cnsier she is.s ehc,sider. and hiO wound ~
pronounced d n9sSous
Wich,nan was aYrcsseh ana n peeaed un
~ the Seco nd District station. Ilfs home
ls At M. rs South e~conh street. Dc1an
lives ~ No. 1vS ~. I/Duis avenue. Boil:
ere - vears old
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Scs.n.xssis I'll Isec r Ss- y cLe.
~-ti sr, ,s-~e ssfr.1s '-crG-~ssrar c-or
,s.. .,<.r:s. hos beer ts1Sr~i sc- 70
e,rs-at,c.. ey tire r~-n.~rtiE ru,-.cy
.ea.r., ,-usr-,.,..~e 90 .-s-.s-:s- s,,.-ts
rse committee also i-tt>rNs 4...'s-a
jAvS<s p Et-ks ~f TAs!>-vtlie tSe -e-.s----
.,r., ~ 20. .agre{nr b~nrh
NJ. ,IEiis-i sts TIRE p~rs~a:ic csr..s.
Sass In :h~ isss general e;sc:i,--. be- =
.A~ Rec- As.-sn .Ar.sis.'Ae. ~ ~ sscsA..
81 Ne aAa re-. A-,oaC-~3 ne i-e--rs-
q. H>ccs-s-s cs.siaase aSs.n. ssss :, q
ssvarsed sest ~ Sf'i secure sse ;,stsr~--
nest - eye-. cn,z-tv ~ ts~ SEs:r.-.. Ss.cs :
tr~suteae oAsess.ca Christian Aacr.ss. !.
end MoetGr--~-r Normally al sccs ceSa-
,s>s NS4aG fSr><s1.t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
nleHWAYMEN GET SMALL SUM.
Avis. Cowsell Held Up aud
Robbed by Tw" Negroes.

Ai,,s CowGeil of No >iH Co"k a,sn;,.
Nas held Zip and robbed AT Nigh ard
Morgan streets. At > o'rirrk ,s~; ,,,Shf by
s~c negroes. who. he ssys. secured g s.
and Hra
Police ~ :h~ Fourth District later az
rested 'rEs~y Eli.V ard Charles Kees'~
oeg.ces- They Wfi he a~i! until rh's
e,".n'nG. ~ give Cowgirl an opportunity
a. look AZ them both have polio. rec
erde
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
TRUST COMPANY NAY REOPEN.
Memphis stockholders Take Steps
\ 10 Resume business.

Meaaphis. Tenn. Dec. :e-t . confer
sace cf the stockholders .: the suspended
Merchants Trust Company. held late to-
day. steps W~r~ taken looking to 4 re-
habilisaf,on % that institution
q COMMITTEES cf distnsesested persons
Gas appointed to Investigate the affairs
-. the COMPANY ssc,Ire an auditine ~ tie.
hooks aad 60 report NJ = meeting to H.
fseld neHf week. when n 10 probable d.fi-
mite action Niii b. taken.
John T. Ea,nvnscn. named as temporary
receiver Was Endorsed a> permanent re-
.eiver
u - announced tina. the institution may
resume business on TUESDAY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
FORMER GOVERNOR
KILLED BY BOMB
Frank Steunenberg Victim Of by.
namiters Whom He Prosecuted
While Executive of Idaho.
MURDER WAS WELL PLANNED.
Deadly Machine Placed Near
Home. and Exploded When
Gate Was Opened-Larg-
Reward to BE Offered.

/. Bose. Idaho Dec Se.-Ffank S,eunen-
berg. former Governor Of this state. VAS
n niss .s at ;s ny cs9s. * sSn;fn' at his home
A dynamite bomb had been placed at his
front Rate with some conir.vance By
which II vas exploded ~ he entered. Both
iess we're blown Oh. and he lived but
There r. ro known reason for IN. ous.
rage. but II q charged 20 some member
TAlens dynamIter- whom he prosecuted
crnor.
with the authorities OF that county. and l..
prepared Ia put the fuI! support 81 fhe
State behind the of1ctals there in running
tn psSsss. = ,ss, ths ',e ,se leading
detective agencies Of the country uiIl te
asked ia send so,ne of their hest men TO
the scene. ard s!ie state ~ilI Offer as G.ea;
u reward a. the Governor may nrd he Ia.
power Ia Offer
s,-ure nhere was Governor ~ the state
from, iss: =" iS'i. having been twice eject
ago. ani had ben n Idaho since lks:.
Hc leaves = ~ise ard shre. child.en
GOVERNOR HAsTlls TO SCENE.
Governor GooA:ne has Informed Tn" Can.
ycn COUNTY chis:.!. - :h.t n. s.atc VII
$40, az Tire murderer. 4 special train -
leaving here FOR caldwell .. 70 o'clock.
Carrying 'h. Governor and osher. who 90
ming down che criminal
The latest information from the scene
ts 20 the eject that tine he.rh vac y.-oSa-
hiv placed hy the ea;spost and che moving
~" she gate exc'ciei II Whe, persons
rushing 20 the spot reached the pso..ra;e
man the latter san something like who
shos me- n. also ea'd something sSoue
turning him Over. b3t he ,apsed iafo un-
consciousness a. once and d.sd without
giving anv information
Tho victims clothing ani S.s shoes were
tom 80 .as;efs. and HE Rack ~a1 fe.~ihie
ir'-:-ef Roth legs were shattered fright
e-!ly. Tire shock o. the explosion Gas Sels
all over she soWa. ara hroke Al :he glass
Z, ira. ste - the scve:ro-'s Noms IN
erv -~ai cur - town - being guarded.
Ani =: {. hoped 20 intercept every suspect
Two -ea ~ho IA! he>n wing ahru.
Samca severe! aays. ard departed S,-
CaIa1~i today. ars unsef SUSPICION.
rAsy lived r. :he Coevr d'Aienes ~ tire
s:n> - she seo's there 81 1So r-->.c
.:o-s 81 :sern are h-.ns teieG-arhei in ev-
cry direction
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

red ribbon. TIE Woenan's dreS ts purple
With yellow how0 and sash.
Man Of the left. shoet tan coat. black
trOusers red tie. tan hat. tan shoeA. white
gloves His partner b dressed in q bright
yellow gown. trimmed With bright red. The
back r. red cambg1c, decorated With too
larEe sunsiowefs-natural color. The lin
ting - Of green, yellow and red cret0n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
CrlEnaAy1 eos.oES WEDDING.
-. 80 0vA .. ~. aso0es C0O0es
suse SSsssssA Asassessoss.

NJ aaA Mn W seo6er. Oho live
~ a .a,r, sWo .aii.s north - Granite
s~ry c.iee-a..t shs f:t:esh Anniversary
OF .kei- marriage yesterday afternoon ard
ersc..G
sese~r Sas s.,-n n .as .,rn and Rouse
ve~-e sf- ceiehra.:ca 0aO seia seventy
-es-y ago naytre cSed cn>.e eve. since.
Mr. s>ae~- .. q yessU ole ant vas bora
CIV q rail- ..Ie s:,.a shsi. rre.es; home
SAs % ~. dauE>.s~ - sse IAse Charles
A:A,.p aNc Q native - Nad,Arn Co.s:y.
M THonss k.s4ss We of Jvsssee
nesAe~uASs o. the o~.diaG Va0 Q gust
o. ,e> e~.>e>asAca -. svee:ae Jotee
Ki.e.- -vcsc4sced sc ceeee.csy - aSsy
Trars as> rAs..y ek.,Af0e are Graa4ch.-
.--a s.r- rs~sse'- st:e nea.iy fs-ty
e-,>s.s s;'>okesaG
S-se-- 70 . o>E-h>-va ss:EeF - TIE
A->~.ra- Fcs'cRA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Second prize vest. John E Hall. De-
signed BY Artist Murdoch Of Chase 4 Co.
The vest is made Of natural colOred bur
Lag. decorated With hand-palnttng. Illus
'change-the '.Bears'' and the Bulls"
Below the bear were four aces and = fO1r.
LEAF clover. significant Of good luck. and
On the other side were three dice. with the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

six spots up and a horse shoe.
Ths. back Of the vest is made Of muslin
on which in painted 4 picture u Mephtx-
topheles. q stalk Of corn and one of wheat.
Il Is fastened with four large stee! hot
tOns. two inches and q half in diameter.
The pockets are ntted with corn and
wheat.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Christian R-,shess' Colles. defeated ~.
TriSis 4 team ~ ore % ihe association
football Games ., rr.rie 4 YESTERDAY ~
the scS:e os 90 q Handicapped by tho
absence o! several 81 the regular players
the Forest Park team e:d 10: put up it,
regular game.
In ~. f-s. hsie ~. colIeg.ars worked
the tai: 20 the Tr.s,e 4 goa: ara ssot
~as made C;eckmAn knocked the ball
81: ai;h his hsrds. eve n Nas elaine:
.ha. Mvnson ~ :n~ & X e returned she
sai, through :hs bars With Sis Ssf. Ref
cree cross allowed ;h~ goal.
rais Sish~sv:.oeh she Triple 4 players
and within twenty s~>oata AFTER another
aoAi Nas Tailed TIE acore ~ ~ sr: @:
sse Hrve Nais aAs toe Too mcre fuAis
sere scored hy TIE cclieGtans in a. a.c-
o...a kaiS HHe rsfle.un
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Naaaas .-., Mo w. 1-Re-s~ss II
vr,es SsUss1~ss~~e ss..~zS.. se.-t -
S.-Sei Fat RaE--A3 e.. s>rs to~sss
scsr ar sstr~>> cs ~sS>. s~As se~.t -
y~a-~ u. as Mr. - rsssscAe'. n T.
- en0n Nx@s - ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
MAJOR n. \ HA0INOe 0eA0.
Judge 0f buchanan Circuit Court
EVnirea nj ~ JNnenh

g. Joseph. No. Dee A.-nsjeS ~. z
v. Har,w.e. Judge of the Buchanan CIR
eisissn. - sesd st hss hO0s here. age1 4
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20 T., ~ ads 81, - Cor - snsossGA Tue Re-
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Mary excellent eoss:,ors sse advertised
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DEATHS IN CITY DECREASE IN
BOTH NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE

Totals ........ - ~ ~ - ;.se -. II ;: ss4
Total c-s.hs during ~. iexs. l5es pe4 cent
o0 pcpu!a:.sn X city.
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4 Ree:nis- vast ~ al 9ne :es ycs Q
Na7En.a IN cisy sSa: estAs0
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dsy By Q o-.,es % 20 / The =. - e. 4
team showed Improvement n individual
esay.rG. c.s lacked team 0osk r. LOUIS
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c. 3. c. S0cKER TEAM
DEFEATS TRIPLE 4.

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Totals - 1ss 3. 80 iz3 -. -: le5 -
Total deaths during 1904 Ills Is.0 rer cert
- u.sp,s!AfiDn os .-i,y.
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M|OOY PLEADS NOT
GUILTY Of AAl|nG
Stephen Decatur Jr. Denies
Charge BEFORE the Court Mar
tial Which Ii to Try Him.
HUNDRED CADETS IMv0lv WE'D.
Members Of SecOnd and Third
Class May Escape il Examples
Ar. Made Of Those Nearing
Graduation From Academy.

Annapolis. pec. A.-Midshipuan SteIh-
en- Decatur Jr.. charged wiah hazing Md
Church. was arrxigne.i before tho naval
court martial this afternoon and pleaded
not guilty ora all specifications.
Two mi01hipmen Of the fourth class.
Isaac \. McCrary OF Calvert. Tex. ami
Gaylord Church Of Neadville Pa. testified
poeittvelv this afternoon that Misifhipman
>. Decatur OF Portsmouth had haxed them
OO different occasions.
Decatur will. according to his counsel.
20 on the stand Tuesday when the court
viii again meet. and deny under oath
every statement which the tWO UNDER
classmen made discriminating him. A. the
evidence Of each .: the prosecuting wit
nssses was to separate Incidents En-
t!fely unaOrrOlOrAte,l. there IL q possibility
that the evidence will b. considered in&uf-
ficient To convict Decatur. but the ap-
par Mt fact will remain. should the latter
make the denial prOmised. tilAt q perjurer
b wearing the uniform Of . NtishiUnan
u the United States Navy.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-01
REOPENS LAND CASE.
Alleged Illegal Fencer Arrested at
Denver

Omaha, Nov. 30.-With the arrest of
Amid Todd in Denver the cases of
BARLEY Richards and his partner Com
stock, who were arrested for illegal
fencing of government land, are prac-
tically reopened.
The charge against Todd is attempt
ing to defraud the government by Sc
curing filings of soldiers and their
widows on government lands and, after
having it proved up by dummies -
turned the titles over to Richards and
Comstock. About SS, 900 acres of range
land is said to have come into posses
sion Of Richards and Comstock in this
manner.
Todd formerly lived in p1attsmouth,
Neb. The warrant on which he was
arrested in Denver was issued from
the Nebraska district of the United
States district court and he will be
brought back to answer the charges
against him.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-01
ADVICE TO POLlcYHOLDERs.
Senator Armstrong Issues Thanksqiv
ing Greeting.

New York, Nov. 30-Senator Arm
strong, chairman of the committee ap-
pointed by the New York legislature to
investigate life insurance, has issued
Thanksgiving greeting to policyhold-
srs advising them not to let their pol
Icies lapse. The address follows:
Il am asked for a brief message to
policyholders on the eve of our ad-
tournament for the month and am glad
10 make this suggestion: Do not allow
your policies to lapse on account Of
anything revealed by this investiga-
lion.
'Policyholders are in a better posi-
lion now than before the investigation
began and their position ought steadily
to improve as our inquiry proceeds.
THE legislation that we will recon-
mend will safeguard and strengthen
he interests of policyholders, but
hose who suffer their policies to lapse
will lose the benefit ON what has been
already done as well as what we hope
to accomplish.
mo sacrifice now ought to be made
by policyholders and patience and
courage for short time yet will not
only prevent loss but enable this COM
nittee to render the best service to the
greatest number"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-01
SUCcuMa TO EXPOSURE ABOARD
WRECKED STEAMER OFF Du-
LuTH HARBOR
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF SURVIVORS
SUCCEED IN KEEPING ALIVE Uk.
TIL LlFEsAvERs COME TO
THE RESCUE.

Duluth, Nov. 3O.-Niue dead, includ.
ing the entire engineering cxew Of the
boat, is the teTrible'fesult OF The wreck
OF The steamer Mataafa at the mouth
of The Duluth ship canal. From The
time of the arrival of the ifesaving
crew desperate efforts were made to
get line TO the boat, but without
avail. In the presence OF thousands OF
people, who watched the scene breath
lessly, The line was fired over the ship
from the cannon three times. Once it
caught and those on the forward end
OF the boat where it landed began to
haul it in, but the rocks on the bottom
Cut it in two. At midnight the officials
of the company owning the boat ad,
yised the crew TO give up until day.
light, saying that the men OF the for.
ward part were safe enough until
morning and on the stern end not a
sign OF life mad been detected since
shortly after dark.
When the storm died out somewhat
i'll The morning the lifesaving crew
was able TO hit the boat and the work
of bringing the crew ashore was be.
gun at once, In The forward eud of the