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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
0. K. H0UCk PIANO CO..
11t8 OLIVE ST.
JOHN COLEMAN, TEAMSTER, KILLED
IN A FIGHT WITH JOSEPH HUCK
Victim Is stabbed Through the Heart Instantly
After Dispute Following Locking Of Wagon
ker~in Ictains Hnck in Grocery
AGar Took Place. Until the Arrival If Policeman

~" k::!rs. c.S!..,. TO James r k.raIn ci
20 s... Greer avenue. .ta; Coleman had
.trii Killed a:.e thai Hack ka! xvu- ~.
so me grocer:
NtsoGSt ab1u: talr the s!z.. and AZ.
| o: huct. k-raia Went after i.s1. an. told
T'a! os ..''C.:nar. AT ..st Huck
SAD d" would I"r rta. and MAI. al, ef-
toft 60 i-A,". ga. Kew. ,rr1r., ..,as-i:
~ :Fc:s o. the murderer an. refused 20
psr'.i:: ham 30 :ass
In :e~ minutes Policeman Rob f.-z-
s,"H- an! r!s0sf. iuck ..1I-: arrest 70
tHs "1c':. Eucs s'at.t tEat hr lad .se
krii" IA h's hard a. 're tim az. TN a.
IN 'he ~'urHs 'n- ,.nss.ssio-, of :;.s wea; on
Cci-man VA. stabbed H. sad a- -!
ccs know whether lie d'a Z, or whether
Coleman had killed h;,.-e..
Heck VA. >.at 20 tire ta.. and held ~
awA!: 'h- rczt.ii - :.:S Inquest. s'o- -sy =
er'l hrgrs ,s- bog .: Coleman. iay ~
;se Srcr.'r q, Hsasa * Meier where Z;
~aH carr .ed Soon at'c- :. vas s!ai-. Later.
was taken - -" u,o-Sgr.
Tire rie;!i-' vas E:rr arr. ! an: ,!,~y! vi;A
fi- mother Mary 'ei- mar. - n Ss.. san
Francisco sI~-r~. Ii,- father Martin
,'s'S-'aa. is workman ~ 80 Wp.ir. |.
sa!-. hut Sos -o- l.-a V.'h s's ga-i.,y
Coleman :. 49, - taya 'rr- a yts.as .iar
- e>-uS.s-y hshs:s ar, ,r.~:t. IN the
c: .Ir
P hGek ,rc -. many friends. ara l. .,.i
- hsr. slwR,s he, q yer, .av.s, DIS
:s1s-:o-. H~ 's married AL lives r--s a;s
His- s7d sseEa! ca-i.-sa a. No sis II
i,os sr-rCe
:. t~s:--r--. .t- lsc'-r ~ss 50 IN
cs-s-. n; tire -1pr ~hr aiii--. h= h-c.h.-
ia. - - <s.3 - haye !-c.l-.,i --v-rS.
or~- ne s-'-fr-'s trs! h-';
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

John Coleman uas ssabNoa through thu
Aearr ana Instantly killed b Joseph Huck
In . fight a: Marcus ard Greer avenues
yesterday afternoon ai S u O'Clock.
ysars old. Tho fno trer s.rc irivess a:
wagons. ans 'hs.t ~h~~iS became inter
lc-h-: In ,.y'-s :" pass each other. VMs
led 90 the quarrel
Coleman va. a driver fc- the ss.s-i Rock
Quar-, 'nTCsny. ara wss "a 1T Wy
horne ~ "a. ~ h!s team eor the nigh: ne
hSd Co Pass the corner ~ Mar 80. an I
0,r-r av~ru.- or me way A, IN. co-ne:
tn from; "f ;hs Gnrc~ry - Hasse q Meier.
stcci tho saigon @: Jrssch Kgok. a meat
tryirG 80 s-il 90 the Gru~~ys car Was
cassrK on Marcus avenue ~ the .ir,~
ard - became r-ccssary for Coiesnan who
zee NJ -. .'r,I; si?s to sr:vs very close
50 tAe ;,avsr,rr,.
Tire rub of ri, wheel struck .has - ere
ether vehicle a-a ~ pulled Y: u-.3i .h.
car s,rr..s According -o -Ne .ca-, s~:i
by sh. only .wc .y~a.enSs-ss .: the sr,g-
eds. Coi-:ran requested !fvsk - ps.l! n =
horse ~ i''is tha; shr- might ?A~
Spert~i .'-cns'v. :sg. r-~-i:i'a'irS .hs
saar-ri. an: sot. ,n-n a'i.t.si from ,ss:-
0aRorN
ws.u they r~.ch-i zach o.h--. H,~x
~ho ss.s taken a ,arK- Catcher S-is. e-r--,
ssns:er IN. .-st . 10 Wagon. rssrSssi ,h~
,ouuG Coleman TSe victim stAOxc-.:
|hank ars then tried - each ~ assr-
|sSsin IsS hsi his '-s' ~ tire hub - h.-
|s- 'si' tsrk :s.i 60 ,~s stree:
Tse- E.rk tsr-- - knse- tsrI .-.o
bis own ssxcr. AZ! ~s.sei sHc.:>:iy .-:o
WITNESSES ASK FOR N.n
:, tn. meantime is- S-iGr :.r-!>
|ts, ~sa SIS riding on n. wagon -t;a
Coleman. aEt . woman ehS Asi sit,--.s,:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
JUDGE DECLARES
WILL A FORGERY
Last Effort tO Rcdiviie Estate Oi
Thomas ". smith Uf Edward
will Fails-Te>tamcnt Found in
TIN. Family Bible.

A ~iil. with which IA ..foy; Was made
70 reopen an estate At Edwartisy!.i., VS.
yesterday declared a forgery. and refused
probate.
The decision Was the last episode T.. q
Warmly cont.st.;! proceeding TO rei!y!tis
the estate o: Thomas ". Smith who die;
IN EiwsrasIil.c thirteen years aHO.
smiths VII! Was admitted: 70 prsbate. a.,:
.'f;er the expiration o: TAO years the .s-
tar" VAS Dec a!ed ss-s'l-t.
LAST year a stncu!.i.G: ;G:por;.ng 30 BE- a
.a;er VII Was FOUND between the leaves q:
IA fabie =: tie ho,.:e -. L.. Good whc<.
wife ~ss darsht": % Thomas " Smith
u Nas offered SOr p.ohac. and was con
tested hy guardian al i!';m appointed
hy the court 20 defend The interests cr .h.
miner heirs
Both o. tn. y-esuroed witnesses 10 III.
document. Elihu Van Court an! Irfon
W. Smith. az" dead a:l.. writing cx?..r;s
wer~ called In 20 pass 90. fh.ir stsrailr.a
judge r Hu!sko:tsr. IN passing S,.t.x-
meHt. declared 'ha; 81 his u,l.:on tie doc
G.arIt ~aa not Only no. III. last N:li Of
Thomas ". Smith bc, Also that re a.a
no: h. !ere shat Smith had ever known
anything abous 81
II. Judge state! sha; there we're many
Suspicious circumstances IN CONNECTION
sCd IA: h" Nas convinced the signatures
o: witnesses Nere appended hy the .am.
person He therefore refused TO si..,.: &.
20 probate
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
RAMMEO An OLD
DYNAMITE CHARGE
This Time 1t Exploded and Three
Men We're Blown to Pieces and
Seven Others BADLY Hurt. Near
Waldorf. \ stOria Hotel.

New York. Dec l3-Three men were
blown 20 pieces. seven Others We're :no.'
or less seriously hut and tn. occupants Si
fashioIaahi. hotels AID residences III tn
vicinity OF Filth avenae and fourth
street. were stAriie! to-day by an expo
sic: cf !yaaI::i. Ia al exca Satioa icr IN.
I-w Altman building
Fragments II S.. bodies OF the dead
~s:e scattered over AZ area csshuati,. ..:'
os feet ana II wHs hours before ;h. *
e., number Of victims Of III. ACCIDENT
could y. determined
The esplus:oI Mas ca.scd by q workman
tyns:ni,-. which hs5 been placed IN q
ar aSs aSf xs Il i'd & 81 ss ssss.sl .,o LAY:
at thar tine.
TO-DAY the workmen started 10 r.ar.iI
III hoi.. with go though: 9: tie deadly
charge which u conceded
There we're ',4h'y ine:. IN the axcavasio,
AZ :he slime. but oI!y a :.~ cs them Ner"
I.ea. ;he loaded hole when the steel 1-.l,s
a.fa i.;I :,S , 2: q, ayIa%i, i,.a Ta::s
n-.h pieces o, ,in,i~r. ar, and smose. '
Scarcely a trace Us. found cf three men
Nho had stood almost directly over tAa
hole. AM when ,hs smok" cared aw y
seven others Who hal been within YanG-
~ '.e cn3cUss:Sn were sf,etcse! CT: az.
TIE ground. their faces and dies torn
tt. sound .. .h. explosion b-oush.
guests hu'r,.ns from t,.- Waldorf Astoria
Hotel. almost directly ac.os IN. Stree:
from :he srene % the disaster, AMI nsAay
similar Slsc"s n the vicinity.
Portions .: tie body % ar italian were
found In Eas; Thirty fourth street. nearly
- feet from .hs point where che dyns-
mite cApioded. AMI another bo1y vac
f"Ur! on tor o: Q dollhouse more ihan 90
feet away Fragments % :l;e 'h'.. tc5.
were found fs- from the excavation
Jacob Nes1e~r. superintendent. 20: Pos:
< NrCor!. -: tractors. aI! Frank A,.:e:-
s,!. s.y.sT .ar.r,!e.l: 20. the - RoU.ke Cor
>;rI.r-ion Company. Wef- afr~s'st soo.i
a:;e- the scc:Gsat on . charge o! criminal
negligence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
vAnOALS DITCH
SANTA FE TRAIN
Spikes Pulled From Rails, Caus-
ing Westbound Passenger to
Go Over Embankment.
Railroad Offers 5000 for Cap
ture of Wreckers Who Have
Ditched Same Train Twice
This Year Near EmpOria.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

| REPUBLIC SPECIAL
; Reading. ka1. Dec. IS-westho1nd pas
ses aSS ss'a s.Sss mo- on n';ros !as ai':se so To-
..c.ously wrecked near Lang. eight mics
southwest Of here and seven miles north
east * Emptr.a. at ; O'cloc;s :his ,no-n-
,rx; e: e Derrick Of Kansas C1'v. :,
| Wells Fargo EXPRESS messenger. and Har-
; y & Davis Of Topeka. the engineer. aye
Derrick was killed. almost Instantly. pa-
v!s d!ed of his iruri.-s before the relief
! 'rein reached Topeka. Tn. injured arc:
Firet.a:. SlsnEer. Topeka. One leg II.
J. y. Cook. passenger. Lyons. Kas.
hack injured
l. Frost. topeka. internal injuries.
a. Gre.ch. Kansas City. left arm IN
IL Is practically cer,cin the train was
titci"d by wieckers. The engine left The.
rack on lc.fOo, :n:bankr:'ent ard wen,
TITO Vie titch. Tire" express cars fol-
owes! IL" engine. with q baGgaxe car aid
smoker. The fcrr otter cars cf the tra y.
s:a;d ~. 'i:" iraca.
w'!"'. :h' car 1ef, the track. Tho car
raus:i: fire aefcr.. II could L.. broken into
aai I"Ir'rts body Was badly burr"1 he
fo.c H. cotSS b. taken out. Dav:s's right
leg was c.-,Is..c.i from ,he Eue. down and
4. received a bal ,;1' 81 the face.
SPIKES Pulled FROM RAILS
The rack where she engine left Is
ST, .trni:ht. Ire engine 6umI>d aicns the
tSc '. ts.."" ssassn> trtttS u rClieI
ovs:. The spikes securing "ne ra.i werc
al pu.;es: and marks thought to be those
!'tt by the heel os cr"whar can he seer
o; tho ties. The ishp!a..s ;!om the end
or 'htN rail are gone also.
J. E. Hurley. general manager Of the
santa fe. after receiving che inform ssion
regarding the cause OF tie wreck. offered
S"', reward for the capture Of the
wfecksrS. .
Mr.. Hurley ssts:
We have po1l.ve Information that the
bots. aa:ieoar.. ra:i joint fastcninSs and
spi!sss were removed ty some with
Malicious !r:ent. Hv CONF lUs."Ns az. that
the work vas done bv som. one who Was
.e-; from "a distance 70 do it,
Ma. ]: is the SAFE. train that was
wrecked n"ar ErIpOr!a IN May H. l4.5
At IN" tine a reward cf &s."ss was offered
.n. :tIr arrest OF ;he wfeckeYs.
S.cohhc"His were brrugh: 10 this city
from Wichita t,..s evening and :akeu 20
fhe sccn.. If the wreck. IN the hope that
:n-y may pix up the 'rai! Of the mis-
cicaEiS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
t0laB IS THROWN INTO
ANTluEiON HEADQUARTERS


New York Dec. ia bomb was hurled
tonight through uIe of the front window :
" Vie Allied Iron Association. at M.
East Fourteenth street II landed In II
rcoI.i used iur :-i.ph"n.. purposes. and ex-
p.c,iins. wrecked the iisce.
'seve'al employees were in an adjoining
:CcIn. .iv' were .:iy stunned by the .N-
nio:.o;:- r.i;- fragments o. 'he n.!ss!le
COIL! be picked W ~ Vie wrecked room.
an1 ono cpUi! DC :c,:ni who saw ii..
person who tad thrown IT,
The Allie! Iron Association wss forrn...
recently. when :h. structural iron work
.!s declared a strike against the contract
i'ix H::r 80 Pos; & ICCoTd
s:s ofs.c's lave beeI, used as q Olreau
10! III" emf loyin.n mt oG nonUnioH men tu
take tn. places q. ;ke strikers.
Ai..C. ten days sgo notice was Rcrved ~.
all union structural iron workers .r. the
c!.y fha; md att: thar H.tc no fro.
workers vo..is: 10 employed iy .rs coz.
~. -;i. f.rTS Of New S"sE except ,hrourr
III. association a-'rry IN k.~-, F"ur.se.s.i
street
Post & McTor.: are the CONTRACTORS for
~" Altman building. at Th'Tsy-fcrrth
stree. ard FIFTH ayeru". where u Yreaaa-
turc explosion -: ,:ynai:i.:. ea.!y TO-DAY
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
PAIR OF TROUSERS CAUSE
CONFESSION BY A BURGlA AR.
Henry Weismas. WeasssG Pais 81
ssnoe0 Te~0sess. u 1deasSaeA ao6

A. :r. i-;>Janes cf - Kov Es.. o: NJ.
s.s R.sir ay.r -. N.i9.;:gra! ir:orTTia;.o->
we're ifsr.-~i vest.Fi7E against Sisred Nj
i'r a.! d-Erv Weisrca;lr1. charging :h.c.
H3th r..b.,'rs TIE lcci., % f.,i< az! . .,h
stealing a:lsc-1srs valued az S.s as: "a
ys.r O., trousers
flts hes:l: - :hs detention c: ere cor
Tossed. DAY ST. hyETG.s-s nriv r.cenriy Y = ~.
Vet 20 ''l- Four Courts - asra.' In
~Nerhs- :acs ssr~ N. -7-r xho.r 10 h A.
seen hsuE.Ix sT1,G'd hts ho1u. a--ysO,.. 20
,Ns t-!-Sis-,
A.>ro a. W..ent-- 1as h--ouSh, .-o-,
- oil r.iis recognized z y.a.c - troy
prica ~ s.-. s-i which "a. t.sr
= Ss- e-oS rs home a -he sane -tr =
.h~ ssivs-Nzr. iisapue,rs. ". x-ra1.
:ts1 -'cnESh~,! &c 'si~f Ins~-1C-! TIA, he
sni Miller NAi taken tie s!;..~ar- In
:7-r4:t 1sr~ 'ss- ART. "a scr 2, A.
s.s-a-. EI:C-.- Attorney Z -rioge
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
MINERS AND OPERATORS
MEET. At SPRINGFIELD lll.
s'ssesse~o as 1o1saosp~iIs - Jao-
Ut Hltc SyYtIAi

-st-s1t FIN :! yt-tAt.
Srr.axHsl,' III. Dec - s-f'na. oss-s;c-s
Rrn.-, al sArcs % Iil.scss No Axe 4 = ls.,:
offs ts- state ASSOCIATION. gathered 4:
sc-srxsrif ee-ear sa.s s-.! :n..f A--sai
r.~rtsrG Fle Executive scasf .. sc T.
s:lc.s tnis.. N.-~ ws.kSr. as, C,-. IN
sS.i=Sae'1 art s~': ;;s z-osi meeting
lnr Operators ssi1 ;hss- srS-Ai eserssca
rs sss.Csrs A.: lsss arrangements for sss
nr< I-S - tf-.ssza. .-alis n IAE..r>. ,c--
,essre tNf tssr- INTERSTATE r~ssSe-ss-c
s:ss she In.,s>! Ss-- vcrker> 20 Aassr.cA
ss,crel RaS.aar. Smith e =, Louis sos-
e.r.is g F~a a.. crcs..~r: - ,se
sre~se rr~.;cc srA, cs,a.a.y sss e:~-:-
p pr~esdsaf u Il asr,nS-4 - TIRE ts.~>-
aE cs.nrans % .racssc "a. chs.-a s.--
crssacrn1 z E.-t x~c<sai ..aeaEs-
< :he OgseseS Ora .,s=s-sar Q, sH.e<ky
ms nAme1 sceS>ss:y i.eascce. Herman
nasasoeee. sr1 / a-rexxS cs ScrteGar:d
s.nef.y g Chicago. ~s. .e-es<rseS ssc-
hVeAsy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

An Es-c-.iS= rosri - twenty mem
e~-s ~o usrs-. Th.s bar: gss ;Aoa AZ
sNc'-.s-: - -T--ss 80 Sale G,1~.---s-.>c.
s~o1- '---..t-r AZ. -Is"n0- Cn-l--i:r =
to- sl-N s--s -A--~. rse remainder %
ere 'Er ~. 'aks- - s.-h a cs.s.st t.-E !c-s
e 80 rN-,: -i--s ,vs- tf- S.,.e TIE sh.n.
S---s lac :,Ics. forth ;srS-Sy .,ss- is-
Ae-
Ta~ -.e--s EXecG-fvs Roar. vas 81
sesstr- a. Cav Sc-S,-!n-s over sse STAT
we-- .-v'es-: s,s cts-- 9-a.;s Scn. srer
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
FALL RESULTS IN DEATH.
Man Dies AT Hospital After Fall
ing Down Shaft.

Henry ks,'erGar whc ~as conveyed 70
tse City Eo>P':si Monday afternoon. s1f.
.er!se S-crn injuries sustained by falling
Cow. sa elevator shaft t.st ~ o'ciCck
yesterday morning from q fractured skull
:~- oak Stove Co-rsuy &, No :si< No--a
Main s:-e<,s. Whl- engaged n loading
sorse stoves Al castings r,oa az elevate:
S~ s..pssc e0A :sii 20 tAe bottom os :he
shay. receiving TIRE injuries noted
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
STOLEN TOOLS, WITH WHICH
WRECKERS WORKED, FOUND.

Empnria. Eas.. Dec. l9-There l. no
doubt here that the ditchi,e o. the Santa
fe psSseLg"r train a, Ian. this mo ming.
wn-l Harry Davis AMI Expires, Ness n
ser Elmer Derrick were Killed. was the
work " train ~r.cke:S.
IL was discovered ;';:s morEt:.s that tS,
Toulouse rear EnDotia Junction had haen
tr ken into ana claw bar and wrench
Sto.en. This afternoon the wrench ard bar
were found In Q meaiSw near the scene Of
the y x. 4 claw bar and . wrench we're
Santa Fe passenger train was d.,ched near
Ee:e last Nav
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
DR. CAMERON IS PRESIDENT.
Frafernai Dental society Of ST.
Louis Elects New Of3rers.

LOSS h-id il. r-eu,sr rn..,sns s:.s. H.,
yencrssn .Aes .'gst. ~s,h pcc.o: Barton
Tie :olor.:e o9cerS FOR TIE e0RsinH
eeeseeee;: Doctor o II Voyieo. vice prss,.
Seet. poeto. Rschafd 0gmna- s>cresasy:
0ceto0 z z Aayefae3ek. l. h Bass ana
1s11sI 0sOSG0 S0eo GSessSsl
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
nssl, Ne~spepess sserseA.

p q Dcu9vsr- s.opr;~;or .: tse =.
Louis Ea.-v N@zs an: Daily Hotel Reg.
tsses. has .rcGsse-! IN. o., p.stv rights
ara good z..i o: the ~. l-cui. Daily H0e.,
Eeposfe-. and viii combine both psl :-a
:socs Cas.s- .hs ;,.ie % the p. Louis Dali.
N~Ws as3 pai.v II o:sS Reporter TIE cor
so:iea;.oa gc~s ;a:e e?ec; to-day. The Ho.
&c. Reporter Gas founded come year. an,
~ che ,s:S William H5obs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Es'.r- n. islav r-aA!rS sc.r- .ei~-'sN.s
az i-7e~E I@e c-s- 80, :. -. ,ry-r---,-
o-~. .ev..> = hey /. N..s-.1a-. .y- ,se
tSr.st.-as eif. .s SC. Ssys s~s::s.e-s -
=. :ss s--s SO \o-E:-S ---e b-at.st.s.i
Is SITTER s-z--.ai :rSc--r-e.- a.! Leu.
eS~-> .ss sa.s>s. sssss sls se-r-Ss az ray
~-e-- 49, rcl s~s- err sti.-ls-- ..N.t.s
e-os =: # Csri>soc iils.e ser & o.s-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Gaa Sira-s wse sA:! ss.; =. Gas s
ysars o.: an. lived q: No. :tT. Ess. Gran.
asez-s. -. Arrested q -. fr:.uiS az
,'se !.sa:s-s Ao,e, las. a.ss. ey Patrol
E-.a Ncs-cg--4r6 s5. HaEe:.y a ssSrei.
Z. sis --1.=sssroa contained .r, eAEaaSss
81 se 80 20 s!Se Sss-
So So.oAry, es-sth was f-k-s 60
r~-tns l-re>,rGa:'o--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

St. Louis Architectural Club Tomorrow
nigh; on The Proposed Architectural f:x-
tension and Development Of the Museum
:ns u:l! he held In the Doi2h building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
i1B00EN AND HILL GUILTY.
Convicted Of Con-pirinS :" Wreck
Denver Bank.

fs-ye- 'o.o. Dec -.-ISoaar! lrDhn-sea
an? jsmss - J. y! ,.suker. were Sc,.ri
guilty 20 night of co-.-,sr.aE so week ,ts
T~nyer SaV.-Ss Esnx
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

A.rsy - :ss 1-,sgs,sc s-l sry. l.s s,- nj
Sses.:as---ce- A-s a.. - :ss Sc.cA q.
l<oss T.--p- 4ag "a. gaci.s 81. :.
,.snI cA-sr So=s az .sce-aas on Asss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

i-poa :ce Ncr-- - Tess Csea2 -o,cc
f-i- r;-S.-s cn saie TO a.. ;sa!r;s CT .se
Ea2.i-r an. -sNs. ''--t-si RAE-nf.. ~.
ih--.Sc.- St~-usr - Eo-- Worth FRY;
a13 -h.-i Ts~.iA- % ssch --o-.A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Settlers one wAy tickets 60 Hovsso. a.s
other II q r e co.a:s !n Texas n sale
I; cheap rates rt:sf and th!.i TUESDAY
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Lamp EsDD~6ess GssD Dlln00.
REPt-ElIC 8PD TAI.
Milan. No. Dec U-Peari Miller. the
9rcsYyman Of this city wa. burned "a
death AZ he! home ~ the explosion or Q
kerosene lamp. Every particle Of her
clothing vas buFneH or eyccr: her shoes.
She fingered until o clock tiiA morning,
when she died
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Tfe C.i'--: SeAses Clyfl ee-.cu Cc.rE..s-
see a.noy7cso re SoSicOfeG eHar.tnasJo0O:
SaczasY ~ teaeeAoce cee4s,crN Oonaa.
Jaesasy sAii scseas.6e a0:seanf ia q
I osD&y ee1eeao. y0suAN X-N mae :SaeS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

killed three men aud injured severe
other0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
Make
r.GaVeS'
Tooth Powder

your twice-a-day friend; it will
make you many admiring fEiends-
those Who have keen eyes for
bright, white teeth and pure breath.
Your sweetheart knows why.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

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The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14

Is Dead

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 14-(Spe-
cial. Head Consul Falkenburg of
the Woodmen of the World, passed
peacefully away at zoos O'Clock this
morning. He was seriously i'll for
many weeks and made a most he
roic fight for life.
Mr.. Falkenburg was the founder
and highest official of the Woodmen
of the World lodge, and his death
will bring sorrow to thousands and
thousands of Woodmen throughout
the country.
Mr.. Falkenburg would have prob
ably held the position as head consul
for many years to come, because
the order owed him much. When
first organized, the Modern Woodmen
of America declined to take juris-
diction over the western states.
claiming that hazard of life was too
great to permit of safe insurance.
This gave F. A. Falkenburg, the late
Gen. j. w. Browning and others
chance, and they organized the Pa
cific jurisdiction. Woodmen of the
World. The order was a tremendous
success from the first and the camps
in the Pacific Jurisdiction are strong
and powerful.
Several years ago Mr.. Falken-
burg's health began to fail and his
case was diagnosed as Brights dis
ease. He failed rapidly, but about
a month ago he was able to be
moved to Los Angeles, where it was
hoped the mild climate might give
him a longer lease on life. Appar-
emily the change did little good. He
sank rapidly and the doctors a few
weeks ago announced that there was
no hope.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14
A BIG EGG TRUST.

Chicago, Feb. 14.-It is estimated
that there are 45.OOO,O0O eggs in
cold storage in Chicago. Notwith-
standing this. famine in the pro-
duct exists and householders are
paying 3S cents n dozen.
The big meat packers are said to
have corner on the market. Last
spring. when eggs were cheap, the
meat packers and few heavy deal
ers secured hundreds of thousands
of cases of eggs which were at once
put away for time when. owing to
natural conditions. the market sup
ply of fresh eggs would be unequal
to the demand.
The eggs were bought at price
ranging from Is to 17h cents a
dozen.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14
Probably
Will Hang

Philadelphia, Feb. 14.-(Special.)
Unless the board of pardons which
Will meet in Harrisburg on wednes-
day recommends the eommutation of
the death sentence of Mrs. Kate Ed
wards and Samuel Greason. colored.
of Berks county. the woman and her
aecomplice. will be hanged on Thurs
day of this week in the Reading Jail
for the murder of John Edwards. her
husband.
The case was before the supreme
court finally on two petitions. one
by the woman, in which she held
Greason blameless of the murder of
her husband and prayed that he be
given a new trial, and another by
Greason in which he asked for a re
opening of the case on the ground
of newly discovered evidence, both
petitions were refused only three
members of the court voting in fa-
vor of the petitions. No opinions
were filed, the papers simply being
endorsed refused"
The newly discovered evidence re-
ferred to in the Greason petition was
the confession of Mrs. Edwards in
which she stated that Greason had
no connection with the crime; that
she killed her husband and that her
daughter Mary assisted her in throw
ing her husbands body into cis-
tern.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14
Dod9ed
His Escort

Denver, Feb. 14.-(Special.) -
County Clerk Juan Montez, who has
been delaying proceedings in the Ad-
ans contest from the Huerfano dis
trict, was started to Walsenburg last
night under Sergeant-at-Arms Wan
court, to bring back the ballot box
of precinct 23 which had been with
held and whose contents are under
suspicion.
As the train was pulling out of
the Union station, Montez evaded the
officer and escaped He is still at
large, and it is thought the affair was
prearranged in order to delay mat
ters. this being the last day for the
admission of democratic evidence and
also to prevent further exposure of
gross frauds perpetrated in Huer-
fano county.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14
Teddy'S
Long Suit

New York, Feb. IA Especial -
AS the guest of honor at the Lincoln
dinner of the Republican Club OF
this city last night. President Roose-
welt made speech on the race prob
lem.
He appealed to the north to make
its friendship to the south all the
greater because "the embarrassment
of conditions for which she is not
alone responsible" declared that the
heartiest acknowledgements are due
to the ministers, law officers, grand
juries, public men and great daily
newspapers in the south who have
recently done such effective work in
leading the crusade against lynch
ing" and said that the problem was
to $50 adjust the relations between
the two races of different ethics
types that the backward race be
trained so that it may enter into
possession of true freedom while the
race is enabled to preserve unharmed
the high civilization wrought out by
its forefathers.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14

TO PROTECT COLORADO OIL.

According to Denver newspaper
Representative Wilder has intro
duced bill in the house along the
lines of one recently enacted or
about to be enacted in Kansas.
whereby the production. refining and
marketing of the refined product of
petroleum will be protected in Colo
rado against the blighting power of
the Standard Oil Company
With such protection refinery
would be quickly established at De
Beque and the wells of the DeBeque
Oil & Development Company would
now be on a paying basis beyond per-
adventure.
Every town and locality in west
ern Colorado should organize to
boost for the passage of this BILL
DeBeque Bugle.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14
TROUT IN THE ARKANSAS.

Salida, Colo, Feb. IA commit
tee from the Salida Board of Trade
held conference with Superintend-
ent Thompson of the government
fish hatcheries at Leadville recently
with reference to planting $4,000
trout in the Arkansas river at this
point. Mr.. Thompson. who is one
of the leading fish culturists of the
country, stated that the Arkansas.
with proper protection. would be-
come one of the best fishing streams
in the west. Salida's application for
$4,000 trout to be planted in the riv-
er at this place will be filled in the
spring.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-14
Indicted
For Fraud

Portland, Ore. Feb. l4.-tSpe-
ciaI. THE United States grand jury
late yesterday afternoon returned an
Indictment charging United States
Senator Mitchell. Congressman j.
n. Williamson and Binger Herman
and others with having conspired to
create the Blue Mountain forest re-
serve in eastern Oregon, with the
intention of defrauding the govern
ment out of public lands, and OF also
conspiring to obtain possession OF
more than 100000 acres of public
school land located in several states.