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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
HOTHEkS-lN-lAW FIGURE
lNTW0 DIVORCE PETITIONS.


Interference BY mothers -in-!aw is set
forth II, tine divorce suits Of William Pc
t.rs against Aivina Peters and Mary Le-
lievTe against August i..!iev:e. which
were filed in the Circuit Court yesterday.
Peters SAYS that lie was married March
II. leC. and that he and his wife sep
arars! I'm May. 1904 She refused 10 iive
With hiri except on condition that ~
would 1--we at her peoples home. and they
lived. ne says. al her fathers house tE-
greater prft OF the time.
Her mother was So cross and disrespect-
fol to him. ne AYERS. that she mad.. his
life miserable His wife was Influenced
by her mother. and sIiShted him. and re-
fused 70 live m a home which ne pre-
viGe.i for her his petition recites. He
charges her with des.rt.on.
l., 1914. ard separated August q last. TIE
With MS mother. who had an uncOntrol:ab,r
tongue. Her .nothcr-in-iaw cGi!ed her bad
names. struck her with her fists. An TN
treIia ard other things. and ordered hsr
10 leav. the house. she AYERS. This was
all d"n-. she says. With the consent OF th..
PLAINTIFFS husband
She asked him 10 change their place Uc
residence ar! he refused. He failed 10
provide properly for her. -hs SAYS al!
though he IS q highly accomplished mt
sician and has a large income.
"faelr:;:G1 HraIn S';e': Joseph Braun
for divorce. charging drinking and ahCsa-
JutG.. Douglas g-In:eI = !iNo--. Z"
Eausa L. Sever. from i. l.. Severe. and
10 Slchclas .R..ss from Anna Eei-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
DENTAL FACULTY
THREATENS STRIKE
.AluDOintmcnt Of Demonstration Of
Dentistry at Barnes Medical
College En.cndcrs Much Ill
Feclin.-WalEout Avoided.

An incip.cn' strike in the Barnes M-3i
cal Cali-s. ~ Garrison aud iiawt.a ave-
:!ucs. Ia wh.yn ;a- cni!r. d.ntal faculty
. said to have threatened TO walk out.
MAS 2a.li-i yesterday after a few hours
AZ excitement.
Tw" months ago Professor Orr was ap-
Pointed dem0nsfrator "f dentistry by the
Executive Committee Of ti!" dcnta! faculty
without the action being ratified by the
i;oari of Trustees
Considerable. feeling Was engenae-esi b.
fR. action and this has b-com" very much
strained during IA. intervening time.
frowlinSS oc discomfort w.:" heard
among 'h- other members Of Tn. ceaits-
Try torps Yesterday IN. whole dental
!lcI Ilty threatened TO resign. These were
= I. TLort.. Val II. Frederick and
George II. o~cu.
The anfaE.nisu, "a Professor a:r mani
f",-..! !ts.lf month ago. nh"l fh. col
<" TsfUs"i tn pay hts sn!"ry. claiming
THAT lie had not been appointed regular
L. Yesterday this action was r-i,~a'".t.
y T. under .pri iha; tn. conditions
iiv. been r.rIi"i!.d. What Mr- orr viii cb-
tain q regular aprolnirl.at. that III" dis
affected n:f.s U;l. b." satisfied ani that the
c"ranrstrator IN dentistry Viii :'ceiy. his
Iis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
ANNAPOLIS HAzERS :
MUST STAND TRIAL
Attorney General Decides Secre-
tary Of Navy Cannot Dismiss
Them Until They Are Convict
ed by Court Martial.

Washinston. Dec 1A-secretary Bona
paste has found that he has NO power to
'llsmisg lGjdshipmen Conn and Vandeveer.
hssins Midsnipman kimSroush. Thi. In
tormaeioa was conveyed to him to-day By
Attorney General Moody.
ass' ~ the e" .ssnsY the
abstract question ~ to whether . cadet
must BE- tried By court martial as a cOE'ti-
tion precedent 70 his dismissal from the
academy. He did not name the tvO mid
shipmen referred to. but he did state that
q case had recently arisen at the academy
wherein two midshipmeu had haoed an
Today ths Attorney General told the
Secretary that his conclusion vas adverse
to the asserted right Of the Secretary 70
dismisa . midahipman. and he pr'mi.sd
Il IL now the duty Of Admiral Sands.
superintendent OF the academy. 60 order
tai. under the terms oe IN act Of is.s. and
I: they are convicted Of hsaing they muse
b. dismissed from the academy.
Me .i' BE- Instructed ,sr to TIL; eness nsi g
opinion b received at the Navy Depart
Secretary Bonaparte is seeking legi.ia-
in such cases. but such legislation would
not b. retroactive OF affect the two mid
To-day he sen, . letter to Senator Hale
and Representative FosS cha!rmen. re-
.pectively, of the Senate and House Com
mittee On Naval Affairs. informing them
Il the 81, ,uati0n. which he says will make
it very difscult to deal satisfactorily with
ha11nH.
I'm NY judsme Mt" says Secretary Hona-
rarte in these letters. 1T IS essential 20 the
proper discipline Cf the academy. ard eS-
pecialiy necessary for the eradication Of
these abuses. that discretionary power
cf summary dismissal Of m:dshignen
%houI b vested In the Secretary Of the
Navy"
Secretary Ropanarte ssixees:s the advis.
ability of securing. Y possible. the isnme-
S.iate enactment Of such . statute.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

sr-:ns..::. III. rec :s-rhe Grand ,.r~ sei
r>''. ,urors .o- :he January tern % 'hs '-ri:~.
S:a;ss Co-.: wee esass today. - faI.~s;
;-sr: Jv-y-E Ei;as Bai!sy ca'sc-., CoMn'J
;r.n g P..'er:or Nena,a connty: In~s: ni---
sa-.:. N;i<.a c.as:{ Es.a,s c,o'' ,... j.-s..
Fr,k. s,S.. ccun,y Ea.s,d d.s-nnA:. P.ss
coun.y. ,.m.. H.n.r-. Msson County; .T.,:-r
!. Hs.'s-i Mscoa.!a r~s-ty. Janss Hss'-r-
csan:i She'd T !. = MsSr::A Tea. cssn,y:
-. Raaa Hs: coss:s r.; R.,n....t. 49,
:, s:s:z ss-rs s,,-.r .i;;':. So: ;:; .,.s,s,
.. .rtys f-~i S'~~ss. ':...ne C.a.:v.
s-ls-. Ns-s.n Cg.n'y ~ r waxs sHe-. Xs-
coa.;a .'1-r.r C,.- vais.-. scsuy.s- County;
s.~ -ss w v.s- q nc County.
F.:i, izry-I..- Altr;es- ssar'i A.lco::
ch..i-. : Hzh~ecs Sans.n,on County: va
ro-. Gr-.r. cos.,y; JAZZ Rs,a..' Ad.s.
;s- IL a.rssp A,a.~.- cass:y II
~ " C1ia. NeiSan crin:y HarTis
ax.. Nc-.ss--.-~ rosa.y: I, Da,::soe
Ns,.H & &Ssa-,. .ss,,.. I,!.- 1...'; 90 .,sce,s !.
u.:s,,r u,srJ c ;... As;ssa Sss,y a.,, H:1sas
Sa.Sarae Coca:v: Je.a Hs>Sser. Nsoovps
Crs-fy = = Esss As-oas.s IN.:e.S Jerome
l. <a.. ~a-ss-or cosn:y- Lcnyvos.h.
Ecf|s. Crua:, W ISsss No SO csus:y
s:s jss ATs Sss sssa n.a.:: 49, s.s:s ass
NSss. Nos, ,so-s.r csga:y Se.rse v.
Tsouy>s,. HAa--ek 6soaas; !.cs.n
cS-s,y. 6>o-ee wssis AcAsytss County. snl o
e ws,eh. h6oe csssfv
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

REPUBILc SPECIAL
Springfield. m. De- is--Proceedinss in
the Illinois Supreme Court to-day were n
follows:
f'ecp,s II rei xcsssche,s -. hu.ss sheriff.
s:isa:; snS-sd | "a g .:sa &. % c::. - a ssss
e I. ~ Ms'sn ssn,t y :isss g.
::;: z;:;!:; ;;;- f:ss.- ,. SAT: - e ,..s.:
= mass ssrerseis. ana pisiniia n ssTr Cd
mi,fsd to hail: a!,o~ed.
"a Sec.,e Si.s - y: iess. y
ais cer:insd cp!-s Of sfsersct and bsief e Ap-
!sla;: c"ars: n'os'ea t." hse: ea's On call this
lsocdsra y. En.les. aaminsserssor Nosioa By
5snSss. q = R.snosss cSnssny s " :. .: @ e:. W.ii.
is.n; sS;',s ;n % 'i,-:: .rS .ass f'sa"s ''' A.
j.ns:ns 4 Reynoi.,. :, Al. =. Rse-. Submitted
=. r c..tor'i: FOG apse';es ~ IL ss"or-
K-anea!!v =. C,,z oe Cn,c.s, = g. Sub
ehS:s.: e.iss Tor s's-'is". :na j " sses.mS for &
M:noaes. ~ H..s. /. "'"or: 'us.'s''s ."
S.".aa 81. n. People .. 81 Hann.ss: Sub
e. isi NM, sy M H.;s.Is '''"'" 'h' ''' '''e"e<
Taay:o. Coal Company - psves: sahm'''ed
cn:olIaa;.e c"s' csmssn, ~ DAVIS: 'ua-
C..iraao AID Alsan NA:lwsr Company -
Ssrsey e. al submitted OF brief
RraGs ys Consolidated Goa: Company: sub
rl.s:ei ~ t-.ees ani ora: Argument by l. u.
wh.snei 70 sup.'i>e.
, q HcCa-.hy ~ Aa-!ohus S'ns'ox's TAins-
sey Co,s; r, css,r Cornyanv: subnnif,ef hsiefs
sae orsi arS.:neNt fer appellee by Herbert 4
Friedman
Re.r'e =. 81 -. c:y .: wsshing'on: sub
Sn'..ei ~ h-.ess
P.oy;e ., - MrS:eho's - B,-r.ss sheriff:
is'or hr Joh. = Getting snd for rssp1nasns
ty = Z. Barr.:'
Cour, adjourned until > . m so-mos1oW.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
REFORMS N one
INSURANCE COMPANY
New York Committee Discovers
Concern Which Kept Out Of
Politics, Abolished Cash Sur
render Of Policies and Sold
Bond Holdings.

New Yeet. De. D:-An inquiry into the
Affairs OF the Washington Life Insurance
Company vas begun to-day BY the Isgis-
when John Tatlock. president Of the COM
pany. vas called to the witness stand.
Er. Tatlock Vas elected In December.
pany by TIE State Insurance Department
winch resulted in . Reorganization u the
lock receives . salary Of SNoee.
had been Instituted since this teorganisa-
ton. among them. the abolishinx Of
cash surrender value in policies and the
pressed somewhat Of a diiferen, .enti-
rnent from ether life insurance officers. IN
TIA; experience had been that only about
FIVE Per cent Of loans we're ever paid up.
render Of . paIicy. He viewed life In
sl:ance rs such. and not ~ IN invest
ment.
vances to agents had been placed upon the
books Of the company thus Tar this year.
These he explained were legacy from the
f'r"sf SsrEiSc WarSsSs:fI E,R poL1r1ca
No contributions for political purposes
hal ever been made by the Washtngton
Life az far as the witness had been able
Of Of issisiatirs I've work NOT IVA was are a retainer to =. 8
Walker. who. the witness thought. vas q
CHICAGO newspager man Tnt: retainer %
was p1lu ItOIl iSSI V1IA M sus1oSA soSS
the presidency. when Il vas cut on.
Walker wrote special stories on insurance:
and upon insurance measures that would
be pending in Western LeEisaatures.
Immediately after the first o. the present
year. at the instigat:0n Of the F1nanc"
Committee. a great deal OF the company
holdings IN bonds and mortgages Of real
estate were closed out and invested In
negotiable securities. In great many Of
these transactions the securities we're pur-
chased through 4. A. Ryan Il Bro. who
are sons Of Thomas F. Ryan. About ~
kN..cS has been invested: in securities since
January last. The company had never
January ! Il has been IN nix:
TO PAY BACK $S00A
Previous to calling Mr.. Nstlock. PreA-
dent II. +. Townsley Of the Life AsSocia-
ton Of America was called to complete
his Testimony. which was Interrupted ey
arg Of 81: an a year. He said that $4,000
voted 10 hir, and Eugene Van Schaick for
organizing the company had ccme under
the observation oH the Insurance Depart.
rient and that the Attorney General had
notified them that II would have to oe
paid back.
s,ciasion controls the Bankers Life In
SIrance Company. which Is under voting
trust.
The Knickerbocker Investment Company
Owns a majority Of the trust-vOtinG GER
tificates Of the Bankers Life. which are
pledged to the Manhattan BondinG and
Cnderw.itinx Company: which Townsiev
and Van Scha!ek organized. and OF which
they are 1ireStors.
When fh" Commute adjourned. rresi-
dent MatioctS Of the Washington Life was
on the stand. The sessions will be resumed
tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
VERDICT FOR $4,000
AGAINST mUlHALL
Ernst Morgan Receivers Damages
in Suit for Injuries in Shooting
ut Worlds Fair-Jury Deliber-
ated Two Hours

"A verdict sor 500 was returned against
zcSn Malnaii ye:,erday IN Judge ryan:
Of Ernst Morgan. who was shot June Is.
1874. during an encounter ut the Worlds
Fair between Mulhall and another man.
for SolOo1 damages. Ee was si,ot In the
stonach and his nip and thigh hone were
injured.
not a hul!ct from HIS revolver that struck
the b"y. wEN. he SAIL vas behind him. He
claimed tia: from six to a dozen shots
were fired. The evisl. nce for The plaintiff
was that only about three shots were
fred.
The trial of the case was commenced
last Monday. II took the Jury. after tae
reach . decision.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
MRS. DOLAN SEES HUSBAND.
Alarmed by Report That "Long
Johns" Lungs Are Affected.

REPCBLIC SrECIAIA
ieavsnEorth. Wort. kas, De; D.-Mrs, Delen:
Srat,or .rr,. I"n1 8. Esssn. Es. S.c .e,!O. I ny 4
evening and went 60 the new prison site.
where Dolan resolved permission to sc
them. Their visit. while . short one.
DClan IL stil working In the prison din
ing-rOnm. Hc has hopes Of obtaininG his
freedom by pardon from the President.
and II Is said the object Of NrS Do!an's
visit here was To ascertain her husbands 4
physical condition she having been frlght-
enely BY reports that be IL Ill.
The report from Washington to the ef.
feet thar Dc;an Is in the first xta4ee ol
consumption Il denied by the prison au-
thCrit;e4. Both Do-tor F. ~. Th0mas. reg
ular prison surgeon. and Doctor Joseph
Wallace. acting surgeon. have made ex-
aminations q: DOian. and these have been
sent to washinsfon. They state that Doian
has ~ symptoms whatever Of tuberculosis
and that he is not likely to have any.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
ONE YEAR FOR EACH DOLLAR.
Purse Snatchrr Sentenced tn
Tire. Years hy judy. REYNOLDS.

''r- wear - 'E. p-ui'curlIry :pr sac'.
dollar .kar Wa stolen MS ;h- ,;.nisa
rn.r' E.."g - george HIl. : negro pJT-.-
sEttCr.r. vest. rs.ay IN Juds. Matt =;
Il. wa! - i-l.sr, ,rf THE criminal ,'ourt.
''Fhr'.s srars the verdict e.: ~.
iEgN. .fi.r twenty minutes .i~:.h"ra'in.;
TaFcs dollars WIS all hat ct.~ I.IsTs.. CON
'riu.a vh"D Hi! mad" way VIII l..
tt'il alta t-.i ard robbed NI~z Kate
= nit~ . -irss model A. = IsHUt"aD -
t,tii-sm-rr. she ~HS ptsg!.S Ssr-
"rrcsn'n -:T""' ard E'r,nkltn ay-Eu" on
tH. u.rht of November - Ms WIZ,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
HUMMsL MAKES NO DEFENSE.
Lawyer Decides to Let Jury De
eide on States Evidence.

New York. Dec la-The casc Of Abra-
ham II. HGyrmel. the lawyer charged With
conspiracy and s,ibcrnation Of perjury In
connection with the DO~lEe-MOrse divorce
proceedings. will be given to jury to-
morrow morning.
Hummcl. who has been on trial for
nearlv q week elected to-day TO have his
case go 20 The jIryr without offering de-
tense. HIS attorneys arguing that n0 case
.iai been made out by tie prosecution.
When coIr; adjourned Tonight both
sides had summed UP. Tomorrow the
charg.. to 'r' Jury will he made.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
FARMERS Reel lAllallle ull0.
st. Charles County Citisens wiz
Dig Canal
Rrt,RlIC RHC1AL

Rk3C6lSC 0PEC1AA
81. Charles. No. Dec. 14.-1Ae ownes0
OF the lalsd near FsellDu Cyeek have tnho4
up the matter Of drainage snd w ~
a larRe ditch 70 carry on t1e WateSo
which now ~pr~ad over several thossano
acres q farm land. The cssss % - - pS p
tim. ~ hir fsine spreaalS over the hnd0
and through the Gs!lssher l.ae:; I'm ins33 3
q. fsh slough ,1,s and n:rasnns %;s.C Ssees' s"s
Tks plan is TO build a slltch lrom near
the hills 20 Barrack Creek . distance OF
one and one-kalf miles. The dirt taken
from the ditch il TO he used TO busl0 =
county road aicnx tho creek. which -
very much desired by the property own
eYs IN that locality.
tn. County Court iss The matter !"
hand and has instructed the county en-.
s4neer 10 run the line Of the road ana
lake level. for the ditch. lie Is :" make .:s
nrd the work is 10 b pushed through se
once.
This viii add much to tho value OF Isndo
and to the revenue Of the county In ~
creased taxation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
ROBBERS USE BARBED WIRE.
When Victim Comes to Halt They
Attack Him.
REPrBIIc SPECIAL

Willow Hill. vi. Dec Is-Cha'i.s Rote-
laugh. . school teacher. ~ho boards w''a
william. HusiAn. twenty miles north oY
here. Was beaten and robbed os - IN
money and = - watch last night.
The hishWaymen placed barb~d wire
acScss she road and when the young man
got out G: his busy 90 diss Etang.e his
horse ke vas .eals q blow on She head
The robbers escaped in bueev and as
yet there - No clcw 70 their identity.
Ro!ebsu9h had just drawn . !nc1th's
sA.a,y and. placing ~ with Other Iav!n:s-
Re hsi ssa:sei cut - raw q deb, 10 his
brother His Injuries are not serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
YOUTHFUL BRIDE MISSING.
Married but 4 Few Months. Mrs.
Belle Gucntllcr Disappears.

Mrs R.iie Gr. .the. - years old. wife
o' only few months. Is missing from
tsr hoiu, NJ. ;sGs Page boulevard She
H-r husband. August s;u~.:her. reported
her absence "a the i.i!c. yesterday and
asked that h~ ;~ assisted IN h.s Efforts
'n lncat.. hey Mrs. GIen:h he says. is
3 s--f inches tall. and weighs I,S pound.
-" wears . gray coat. green skirt and a
iars. purple hat PIC has dark. short
hsir and h,- teeth ar. filled Hi:! silver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
WIFE PICKED ON HIM."
John II. ingalls, Says He Was
Scol,ltai for Sixteen Years.

Petitions :or di-o:se Were flied IN the
Ciay.se C!rcuit coGrt Yesterday hy John
" Ing galis aGa!nss Sarah J Ingal!s ana
G,ace J.. Hawkins sgcinse William b
Has kIhs
Ingalls, alleged :has fh.f. vas 81 In
compatibility of temperament and dispo.
s.:io. eH:s:.aa. and that his wife had
!nc couple we're married IN Sep.sr1b<c.
;&., aad Opafssed September -. iS6-
Trey fs-e one daughter. WAo - sns:'te's
ingalls, stated shas he submitted In silence
10 MS fate on the s3au8hfe.'s account:
TIE nAUktnseO Gere married AAfc6 4
1S1c and separated December i. iSS Ioey
had sWo chit3Yea-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
ELKS TO Be AllBEARERS
At E. B. WOlFFS FUNERAL.

Setvse(o over 0Ooy 81 WeuB.AOovS0
neaD Essaee Nm % - 1sesa T0-
Aay aa Geek Aveose ~. z. Ch0seA.
The funeral Of EdWard II. Wolf. who
die.l at o'clock Monday evening from
IN affection Of the throat at the MIS-
souri, Baptist SanitaTlum. will h held to-
day frcm the Cook Avenue Meth )dise
Church. the services being set for
o'clock.
Memters Of the lodge of E7ks. ~ which
Mr. Wolff had long been . member. will
servo ~ pallbearcrs. and representative
of the order will attend In force. \ dele
Easscn VII! also attend from the real
estate men. among whom Mr. Wolf had
long been well known. bot, ~ dealer
and as president % the Real Estate En-
change cf tao or three years ago.
Mr Wolf vas son Of tho late Marcus
A. Wolff HIS mother. a wife and q dau7h-
ter ssiN survive him. and the funeral viii
BE- held from his mo:ler's church He
wss abou, 81 years old The bohy wna
taken ,n the family residence at No. .ts:l
Eas.on avenue Ills Illness had exten1ed
over q period 81 three months.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
GEORGIA.STIMSON
616-5l8 Washington Ave.
WILL COMMEMORATE
FOREFATnERS' DAY.


@@o~so
Give 0an0oes oa WASeh I've
GOV06o0sD W1n Spe0n.
T0gefathoss' Lay. December a. OtD -
celeosated b. tAe New BnElan0 0oe1oeY b
y. Louis With . banquet at The @otel JET
fefyOn. Elaborate a1Iangemene0 have beeA
made for tho anAlr and the 0f1cers 69 the
society say that they viii Outd0 them
selves this year.
Among the speakers at the dinner WA
he twO Governors. Governor WllllAm Coee
Of Maine and Governor EdWaYd ". Hoch
q Kaneas. Governor Cobb viii speak "n
''NeW England" Governor HOeh On New
England In the West Among the Other
speaker. Win b. Doctor Winiam c. HIT
ting. pastor OF the Second Baptist Church.
who will have for his subject The 1l01-
ern Ned for the Puritan Spirit"
The New England SEiety WaS oe0ouAee9
In ls&s the first president being Henry ~
PullAy1 The vice presidents we're Elmer
r. Adams and Alvah ManSuH. Tho Ohteet
r. to promote the splEit q good-fel1owaesD
and the honof1n4 Of . worthy ancestry
4, prs sent the society hos ~ membeS9I
The OfIlceTs are: President. yudQe 9esdfA
T. Spencer: secretary, 4. l. Abbott: truss
urer. George ~. Bartlett. E1eeoetvo Ce9.
mittee-CyIus r. wa,brtdoe. Yfaae K
Ryan, r. n JudaOn. GeOr6e ". fsny.
Clinton Howell. w. b. Ho0ec. zhs vSeo
presidents are John W. Day. G. ~. =
Cobb and Judge ". b DooO1a2
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
TABLES REs0l UTl0W ASKING
NEW COTTON ESTIMATE.


Washington. Dec. lA-After q sharp dis
cussaon the Lowering resolution psovid1nG
Tor new estimate On the cotton crop ~
IL. 1905 was laid IN the t1boe BY the
House Committee on Agriculture by unan-
tmOus vote to-day.
lima. Burles0n OF Texas. and several other
members from cotton States. appeared
before the committee and urged the res0-
lution's defeat. Oppoeing Il. saying Il wae
an effort TO depress the market. and had
the effect intended b. pessons In the con-
spiracy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
I.ssessille Post O0re Robbed.
/, k>ey,.ps ~ Sr.>TAy

Marble Hill Mo. D.c. ie-The Post Of
flee at Lutrsyi;!. was robbed between I
al! : o'clock this morning and about SaO0
in cash ana IN. sam. amount in stamps
was stHicr Together with Sorie jewelIy
t-.,DagiIc 20 Postmaster r. T. E"ck. The
burglars entered the office through the
from: .ioor which they oHcned with D key.
and using n.ir0xlyc.rin nr some other
powerful EXPLOSIVE. blew the door OH the
s,s.. Getting possession of the contents.
they cscarsd without leaving a clew TO
.heir identify This makes the third time
e,e I.rs,eSv.ile Post Of!ice has been robbed
Il. the las: few years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

. Watch: and il costs very little to buy on
ot:r easy terms save your money at this
merry time Of year. lse your good credit.
tt" Diamond n always and forever TIE
Crsen OF Jewels. and you can easjly make
somebody happy with one. Open every
evening through December till H. Lofts
Bros. ID Fl. Carleton Blde.. 9Th & Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

A nsehorse es.,te1y Waeoa cs tie Ses.
xe.-NAael~ish AasdGafe Company wae
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Washington Dec. Io-The Comptroller
Of ,h. Currency to-day iSsued a certtfi-
cat. authorizing The First National Rank
- Wslls'.n No. 20 begin business with .
.:.y:.ai Of S,,..D. ! W Perry Is president
AMI E-g.ne SnoUden. cashi.r.
The j.si- ..ion al the Thiyd National
Bank % ~ Louis a reserve agent for the
Quincy Sationa! Rank nS Quincy. III. and
tie Citizens National Bank. Whitney.
Tex. Was approved.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

We have absolutely the best Umbrellas
offered ia ti.iS city, S23s TO &Nee.
Tie eimmons Comp1ny.
Broadway and 81. CuarleA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

was on her way horne from work at the
time. After striking her in the face. Hill
eraib-.i her purse and esc:ileJ. Desmond >
;i-il placed tim under arrest four hours
later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

Though many a road would merriIy ring
To the tramp OF your marching feet.
An roads are one from the day that's DONE
And the miles are swift and sweet,
And the graves Of your friends are the mile
To the land whore all roads meet.
But the call that you hear this day, my lad.
Is the springs old buge of n1irth
When the years green fire in SOULS desire
Is brought like rose TO the birth;
And knights ride out TO adventure
As the flowers break out OF the earth
Over the sweet smelling mountain passes
The clouds lie brightly curled;
The wild flowers cling to the crags and swing
With cataract dews impaired:
And the way. the way that you choose this day
Is the way to the end OF the world
II rolls from the golden long ago
To the land that we neer shall find;
And it's uphill here. but it's downhil there.
For the road Is wise and kind,
And all rough places and cherries faces
Win soon be left behind.
Come, choose your road and away. away.
Wen follow the gypsy sun;
For it's soon too soon, to the end OF the day.
And the day IS well begun;
And the road rolls on through the heart OF the
May.
And there's never May but one.
There's a hrwood here and a dog rose there
And a note OF the mating dove;
And a glimpse, maybe, of the warm blue ssas
And the warm white clouds above;
And warm to your breast in a tenderer nest
Your sweetheart's little glove.
There's not much better TO win. my lad
There's not much better to win!
You have lived, you have loved. you have
fought, you have proved
The worth of folly and sin;
So now come out OF the city's rOut
Come out OF the dust and the din.
Come out-a bundle and stick is all
You'll need TO carry along,
II your heart can carry a kindly word.
And your lips carry a song;
You may leave the lave to the keep o the grave,
II your lips can carry a song!
Come choose your road and away, my lad
Come, choose your road and awayl
Wen out OF the town by the roads bright crown
AS Il dips TO the sapphire day.
All roads may meet at the worlds end
But hey for the heart of the May!
Come. choose your road and away, dear lad,
Come choose your road and away