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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
EAST SIDE news.
He DIDN'T
SPREAD SMALLPOX
Physician Wins Suit Brought by
Patient Who Wanted $c.:jUV
Dana ges Many Witnesses
sworn On Both Sides.

A verdict in favor OF Doctor II. r. Tegt-
meier o. MiiistaGt was reSCrnet by lGFG
ia the Circuit Court IL Bei..v:lie !ate FIT
Gay night IN tf.-. sJ;it for s. ~ damages
brought ty Daniel Haas o: ti!l..taIt. " no
CHARGES Doctor TeSiIn-I-f with carrying
smallpox INTO his hot.s--
TIE case iooh Up thee days ;!n.c in the
Circuit Court anC attracted much ai;eI.-
,io- Nearly every doctor IL. .-ii-vili. was
s.rlrl on.a IS 81 witness TO testify on one
SIDE o.: he other, tie ma aI0rity being
brought IN By Doctor TeE;ine!sr. however.
/. vas charged by Haas ttA: Doctor
T-sI.:.s..r visited his home after d visit
T. }. sEnalipoA Sati.Lt and THAI he did not
properly CISIEt-ct his clothing Cr change
H. .Ed ,ha, a. q result the conta gioun dis
..se NS- spread TO the Haas home.
Doctor T-Sjui...r asserted thai he used
Il rubber Goa. and hat and gloves and
that ae thoroughly i!s:nf.c;ci his cloth
ing and himself Ii:ii fJ-nal1eeyae after
every ,lsi; ~ the smallpox patient.
Ifis witnesses testified that the pro-
ces.UIe which he adopted woIld not per
:u!t III. .pT.-C.L.s oi u. smallpox through
Kim.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08


fully executed painting thirty feet long by
twelve feet wide. representing q redwood
logging scene in the Sierra Nevada Noun
tainS Of California.
The ertire exhibit was constructed At
the factory Of the BrOderick & Baseon:
Eope Company in 81. Louis. which covers
over three acres Of ground. and was de-
signed and its construction SUPERVISED b.
the company's general superintendent ami
mechanical engineer. E. p. Frederick
TIE reproduction Of the EXHIBIT given
herewith Is fron, a photograph secured b.
a representative cf The Republic on re-
cent visit to Portland.
The display is universally eOmmente't
on in the highest terms by visitors to IN.
Exposition. and Il. X. Kern. president o.
tine Missouri Commission of the Ls wis AMI
Clark Centennial Exposition. declared ~
= letter TO Mr. joseph ID. Bascom that th''
co.nplnv had the finest exhibit Al FORT
land and that 1t was a great creait Z"
Missouri.
The decision giving the Broderick 4
Basccm Wire Rope Company the hiShcst
awards for wire rope apDlieS 70 groups
a. ~. - a. -. II. and lla. the total I"
seven groups covered by the exhibit ard
awards The company all the highest prizes
on wire rope.
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a tIainload Of wire rope supplies for
Io9Bing camps.- drawn by q lliiputian To-
co00elve. also revolves on the circular
track. while at the extreme outside OF the
latter - . complete aerial tramway In
miniature. operated to show the modern
method OF carrying ores. timber. etc. in
mldAlr.
Together these features give / complete
0eWOnStratt0n OF the uses OF wire rOpe
In mining and numbering In the North
west and the methods of handling large
cables in the cities. On the outside
6anees Of the big spool are two revolving
disks seven feet in diameter. on which is
an exhibit Of the various styles and sizes
OF the Broslerick & Bascom Conpany's
Wire rope. Pyramids OF wire rope paper
weights in the foreground and an orna-
mental wire rope fence surrounding the
exhibit contribute To make an artistic
combination Of beauty. strength and ui:l-
ity. while in the rear Of the main exhibit
In two cabinet cases are shown sections
os Power steel ropes inches in diam
eter and capable Of sUsta;riE. Il weight %
s5DeO0R pounds. Among many novelsy
features adding in;eies, to the display are
q complete carving set made entirely of
power rope. The Sc: is highly temperei.
keen and beautifully silvsr-pla,c.!. The
crownins piece Of the sxhibi, Is faith
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To ABOLISH >NsTEN Of FINES.
~. Clair SoausS >alssOakerpers West
Take Ous Iic~n.r> Hereafter.

TIE ~ 'iair County Board .: SUPER
vIs.Ts a. -I:,.Ia vile yesterday referred
communication from IuTlst NctZS"r. a. So
.uyak,.I.T I.-ar Columbia. H. To IN"
,uma..r.-s oil judiciary fur investigation
.I-f lL..r states fa-.s a! though hr mas N.cu
4. .,-LsJ.rI. Tor =, ssi.SouNcci'T lic.na.. ann
80 ,.rl.,Sis.1 rE-- i-- required by iaw. he
..- .f,.-...:u = notice from States Att"r-
;.-. I,,l.l,'."g'rs MAT he had been nn"d
-. .:. ..u Indictment alichIGS ita; ae sold
..u-.YI without d E..!.s- and that ~, Sa"iI.a
,ar..,. Ip .i.'.."yilis .rf: pay IN" iine Metz
-: -.fs.. ttsr a.. - r!'..;!S to ,..iy ih; ni'=
.ar -. license. hut object. TO - Alr- t"in.
re. Judiciary committee viii instruct MIN
JUS. what ~ il.
Fourier. ssloonk..p:rs H.cd a.pl;ca-
r.u-l .ur l.g-:.-..~ heretofore the saloon
a-a,c.s ot.;5!.. n. cities h..vs been !.'tet
I,-s..lr.y and Ihls t!n- has been accepted
lu EvG - i.s-:!sf- .Ec Ines c".!'S..'i
from iEs- sgIIr" have been HIcl.eG (" Tho
-..a.v .T ia- State. Attorney. wn" =
Jar. tor tis Nu.k 81. ;E. ' system Tl''
,...g;. BHaEl uf Supervisors recently do
r.ac,G r.:t ;tr- S.,."onk""l.rs :r!usi tth-
nGf licenses and in this aar tn" license
r.,~'..e ,.-n IL aipti-u - the county
i.uas.
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T. -. : r--.r E0.--r-s ez--,'a-l -.
.-F f-s #.H .s-s -".s ---~r- E-
!. HH~ by ara.HH F--.
- .ers - t--- srsz.- -r.--.- an
~ u.. s'r'z "rT = 'a' 7a N.-
=. =. -, e = -; = L. ~
-=--=- f.-sn-'s ----z GID sr. =
-. Hs.. -s- .. a - E-0Hf-rV 'rse-
. s~v----r = . -. H.- - - =
l'---- e-.ai-7 -.. -2sa ga-s i- - s-7'-l7-
t=
v 49, ~ Ls--. vG.- a.. vi-sls =
81 A. ~ cry Cs=5es- a. l. Io-l.
NJ FEs-z-s tr-71-
~ E--.F BrH- -. --E.-n S-1-S s---sr -
r--zr = NJ Ts---n. II
N. C-srs.- ~ = = c,,--s;a n.
N..--g r---ts
F--z IS-=h ? .. --s-. ~. - y, ., El-,l-
ga 49, - s-HH+s- - f-1s-a. >
taNs -l--H -N-z rs-r-~ - tE-tG -a =
= Nss-z: E--s C--r@-l-V
a.. q. t---r..-a. r E-E 49,
ra--z- ~. T-sizH - T1-s. tsS.- sr-.i a -zss-
-fa-. -rs1-s - 49, - fslzE vss--s-.As Af-s--
=. G a.. 49, uag.au- ~ .Gss-ec os ;s= So-c-
.aSz I--s-si
a lse .sasg1:.S- c. Exs. % IOx.S NaAse0 -
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the heavfesS and longest ever mSnUIoc.
,ured In one piece for etreet-railway serv.
Ice having been made for the Nesropoli-
tan Street Railway Of New York.
ter enveiops the spool and on this - q
revolving miniature reproduction Of the
spool and the mammoth wagon on which
IL was hauled. with thirty miniature horses
drawing it,. This number of herses rep
resented in the miniature - twenty less
than the actual number Of real horses
required to draw the original spool.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
4. cnusa, ra.alns OF ..xna.l,n... Ii. re-

4. cnvgh, sarhlns o. s.xna,l'ny' th- re-
..l: of II. r.c~s. according - - Si-T4lca
rend.!e: today p: J.cS. Hunt
The case In g-sst!o, = sl.it brought
by Gso.g- ~ San:ason agsi-<- .ns E-s
California jockey Club 70. cAr.aS-s for
es,s.ling him from the track q; Emery
vile
TsA racing Official. admitted thsv eject
81 hin from the track r'ps'r fi:e ground
tnai re Was guilty of immoral conduct.
a:.d o. violating ;he ordinance. % San
yYyrt,cs y. x-ri7rg ;E- .e.IIss 70 deter
min s>ts made IN Illegally Tan pooiscofrss-
L The c8Ir. he'd that a. 20 Sss.lir.y Ji''s
rsAi..; an individual has the same riSni IN
this respect a. tbs ueWs reporters woS
end IN he results ot Q Dsi5o oGei.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

.tic 30 ~li s.ak" al address .: TIE
Meta n..a~t I.E-E.l. after y ...E the NI-'i.'
v 10 Ie--.: 20 r.- I.i.o a-i v..I."-S u.
:T-- ana ,lnnuZ sections e.. Re -iTI de
gT.-. A. Z ~. 80 third ~NytaE ~.
te Siy-. r.rh Doctor II I. Eg:naP %,
i-Ty-r AIt.- chairman - 'Ea .t.ari o:
GTn-F Egt-Ui-n~- .a the .-F.-
49, g. address ~ !. y rel - '1'.
lr.i..". -r-..- E-s-. ws-:ez. a.. fHa 'iT-i'. g:
E.s.!.. e. ........ -hH ! ,gggai - = CON-
iuc.,- ~ r.r, ~. - w lam on o.:
= taunton VIII b. - ---, g! AID tnS t'i-
lu--iEs r.~rg=s-s -. made. Remit
isr--.--S S..z- T. = S-a-ss - A.tss.
"sSIa~r-rv aaE r..-EaESs,g.' 'l--si. '."-.
7 " S--s-='r ISL: EiDa-.-r .Na-'-..
~ arI =. '30.r. lrs,-NE e.. " l.-.-s Ci
Is - i.l-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Official notification ~ IT,. fact that il
had been voted in. hiShes. awards over
al competitors for wiz. rc?. by the jury
Of awards OF ;hc Lewis & Clark Centen-
MA! Exposition AT Portland, ore. was
Yesterday received by the Sroccrick &
Rascom Wire Rope Company of 81 Louis.
This notification was conveyed by Direct
or oi Exhibits Dosch Of the Portland EA-
position. and coming so soon after the
company had been awarded the highest
hoE0rs a. the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition IN ST. LOUIS. was gratifying informa-
;ioi. 20 its officers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

The exhibi, made by tie Frederick e
Eascom ROBE Company at Portland l.
considered as excci!iaS even The srieaci
showing the company made In 81. LoIis.
plav, while retaining all the striking IN
GiviGua! features. are SO assembled az 20
produce. IL possible. even a more impress
s.ve effect.
: great spool 10 Zee. In diameter and 5
feet wide composed o. a li.-inca diamste:
cable :...D9 feet long and weighing !a.1S
pounds with 1 breaking strain OF lot?
pounds. forms the central nguse At Port-
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.gep.ey~.IIe N0ses.

-~e s,-:EzE t--n =. 49, J-r~yy:ie Il q.
scsa-, 49, 20 wsG.. H.si- IL, yes--r a..
vGrs- :ssE 49, .as tie I-Gss : 80. team :.
--a- ...r.
C-A-zsra az
Fs-cy B-Eat ,.-; 20 vAite Hal IT. y.s-
:--Gsg
v.ss s.,lI- wyl9,r ~sa; &c Ks--.. In. yss-
---tzy
Srs J. i-- ~e.. .. Nel-s Hal Ia.
So .gs5Ey vsslt zsts srf-.E-
E-s fr.zrs, I.szuxr "a, 80 .. f1i-.
hss- Pa - sE-.- ~ S&Fu~sr i~o-aTy
scsg.-
Is---.t Ma. ID: Als11 sSs Ns-;c-
IA a Trsse.Ssss ~As . guest % ss:soHs -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
Death Of uora.cai ;. Richie.

The funeral & NurGec-il ! f-tLh.s.
y rH... death r..-.gT-'i on Friday FEn.ai--
a. his Errgt. northwest ~ J"-1syNtl'". WI
axe Place r...s -nla.-c a. . - u. from
-r. - l-..ig gs.a4,lEa. The Reverend - iI-
.z5-. Gather A.. oi.i-ia;- a'i- tie l4E.ai
w. - . che fI-t..-- Ca.EHtery. To death
o NJ Tl-raa" TsSClt'i from c.r1G0 =
an! h-ru= - so..-s Hs vas y years ,.I
sH. . a. l!-s..s.1 la.- owner IN J'!s-y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Tn E,zs- :. r-rI.s II ~ Sg-.c. - lTF
SDri.ty E->E.-..ly announced 80 TFs-
.rsU--rS - '---~r.- .-rGa-t- To- iris session.
- ..ry.. rE.a- --a sE g. October
y 'A- JACKIE -EEIGs.= company. IT,
y~s.-s. .--~ra - uTT. -E. S..tn-.. -a'a-
- g. E.r-r' E- .-r-.r"-: tH;-. ar q
F.b-rl-1 = g...# E'.r.f.L#. r.. 80
Sa---r- - - s-a-s~ MAY . E.s- $40. q.
49, !. .-.-------.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
MOVEMENTS o,- OCEAN VESSELS.

~ York o.. --h-r.y-t- 81 ISIi. Z: n
SltGnr..l' s.: r.I-sr. cs.u i-vs.g-,,, :.-:urls,
.1'll 49, --y.''
f,..rs.,tisk cat --'r-,y"8- I'i-t.Tt sllr.--
t.Il,sr. a1G = paul. from r-sE TrrE
G....-.s'a.... 90. 7-Arrt..!. I'm ia from
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

r,v ..lrH, - -E- tc1u.if';l Ssi,sd saddle
.yr,. E!a.sAuTy. tie pride gs.d JOY of
~. Iu,,L stables. which viii l.. rut
;iT"E-i. his PAGES il: tLa s-.!d.e-tr-se
class
E.-G>SG~y Ea. is'u , -lcT!y-'lin"s win
T"- o. morse s.. ~ tErJG<."Ei in'- co.f-
rrI lie aI= voI from ~" bsS; IL his
class - ws,- -'p' and Cautvr. AID those
who know rs gfrf0rfHanr'.s expect great
..rr.-r o.: l.:I ~ ;uc 81. Louis equine
-r-nEvaI-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

>. II. T... sc 81, ir.I.s Vas . sr;.s. ~ J.--
se- -. friend,
,'srra.n Clarence Nss: - the -:"arn-. Eva
t'r.-' VS. a. sue-t - Jers~yv!.ie r-.as..ss
- J--.svv.sis i<1S. q tho M.'Uai Pro
-rctiy- Lag held ~ o;~:. meeting "a IL raj,
-, evening T.. Sri-i. q Literary All r.1sso
p s-a1I.s v-s gi-sE.
-a-- .-ls-.-. wH!.. ?: -hs rl-.r.v 5',tiFe
Is .L 3. ~ rf.-sr!- a. h'- t1ra. IN wSs.asH
rty ,f.rk - r Miner .as fe,y'r-f :-c.-.
CE.r..g vE~r. ~ --pr-s.-I.. 'h- JerssSyIls
I>Cr. "a. Esso1s .. ,h- sr-ua' meeting cs -.
Ni.z-Tlr Cad ist-s = IN..C's
L--s A K.r5y vas a y!s'fs: ~ sr-Sg:.e.1.
II
Wafer Ice -7g-'A. c'f ir.a-. scr - NJ
s-d Mr. y Z .@y 6!cI 81 .t.-r rc'us "a
.-.Hf. Il! FN-sr-I&i services vii IN ks.: 81.
SUI 4rT afternoon --r-I re h.rgs.
~. p..-i R,-a-Sy ,essh.r - .a~ Delhi
sCH-a, has 'e.-1 h"- Tc-i-ip. % arc".: .
rlsa. ~ -. ys.t !~ --hcl's q E>--. s. Louis
vhsr- -Ns klS'rs h-- v3-.. ~ ut.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
KANSAS a. ARK ANsAS o.

aEr-Er.rC sPErT,i.

gf-f'--F.'-iC SPE-Iti.
ray-...vili~ Ark. Oct The lay
havS.-s ds!.a:s.. i-xsr-as In riors
carus-s 70 D. in the first half ks1s
S~pt .hs ball most ot tie time. bot COMO
aot sTl-s -,
In IN. second Arkansas lost the bau
rez- rhc soai and kansas oy hard wIx
p.lya,d 4 over poo.@r kicking goal
Ayesss. weigh, u the txO teams y ere:
Z. \. Is; GAnsaA ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

.NFsr-s. - g. - s-.rrt0n- IL. TU".-ay over
frE ..-H-i @. r.. -atiur .: -a- '-t.-it az
.. Hr-arv % -H- .r.rr Ji'-- -. "a. .@''
ssL .~ss- TIE Rev E.at!-S a. - , =. lS-
r.4rrH ~ ..s..Hr- .rs.. ~TEUr.'rT a. 10 a.
FaauN :. SrE-E .~i..HN.r a. So Pitts
k-.s- r.-...4H-s. ? t..-,s S.'G - SA...-s
r..--- H. ~I.= -T-.' afternoon. ~. ~ - ls-
~ g-nNr1 70 Ag-a sci - Vas nut t--
-rsr...1. tie tsE=. 20 -. Aa.y Hr"s!-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

lover - ..-c!asz HuTsstIash and o,
.!ecSg- "s.ag-s.s ..l hty. - ND" '.aa-.
of ra,:-" u. tho 1-tr.rr % fET &.srE .sl-
vat" S'l'..e Tho .Li.:c stah!" o.: t..5
"a: pGs = Louis family. .GuH.s.aiG. tw"..-
;y--is eE'rf". aav- jH"g Of EvI tH~ t-H
f"i"r'z''uG u -'n-y wl" ". attend the
:i.rSr S.D-
r. UiN -. 'a- "a. "a a. '1i-Ss l1Ts-T.
iron lie E..F-s..' -.ur Which vll too!
nys- Sac tan g-EA 'G the Coliseum Mon
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
Ea.t S,. Loois NaTrina~ Isces.es.

AatglHEs N.rI-rs were 'Ss:-! n East
: l..as YESTERDAY 70. N,--l- Nc-EYia.
= a-s Jazrrrg H. :'.ha. =, both -
Ia. - Louis. 4 T.. n!cks. =. 'l'y-i.--g.
-. ai.d !-aE-..~ !'airIuG. OE.s-a.!U.. CITY
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

Irv May y.urosss re<Iffr- On T00ba.I
,-H.r. g-f'. Attending - Ciuss 80 " q.
lr- bone vs- p-.ci-l's..i p. q uuiss--p iuto
80 Sz-s- ~ - f-~slyei I've '-zrfU-si r!hs
--i c-ssr .-':-,.,
--- rs-usr s-.-~ - ~ zee Trinity lg.7e-Aa
- - rl'' - .ti :r-i.y.
gTa,r M.s-7.n 2: fis.-iYil. hs' bees
-F@ .I-a-a' 2 S-ifts pss..irs 2s-EN.a- %
~ z-' Srs Ef~.rt Hriacr-!i-. 10. r;scs
yH.-a--ay So dbl wAfrss.Av risA-
Ear..-N --at--~aafs- - O.. %
-lr vss a s;si-a- Ga'u-Ssy
IT, a-Elsl rz-T.s. -sa-E-xi. .laS '-s-l-z. -!l
- hSId .7-G.y a tn ts,~- : anglia. sEz- =
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

william Tfo--as = years Oh er1-l'ySi
90 ~ RsDCt'i- IrcE end S;csi y NJ =.
ras. g. Louis was hIrne1 about he
hest a-i legs yesterday ~ a mae. o'
metal --i.>h was thrown ngt - q hrater
~ an EXPLOSION caused BY = s~Ilo~-s-n-
- " vino threw q cup oS water ..,c ;he
no r-s=S He vas saksc 20 n. No,.s-
= A. r!sco;t sv~nre rrs condition l.
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Nax ssIN a. RACE REsrLTs.
I.ai, ss~eis NAV. s.' s'ss' :"
JOSge Decides.

San Frst -:eoo. Oct. .-Th- n.s Ca,.sor.
ri. JosseS club Ia. 10 rsgh. 20 keep from
- pr1ysjogas Of The 00ek . Desooo v10
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
HIGHEST AWARDS FOR WIFE ROPE ARE CAPTURED At
PORTLAND BY BRO0ERlCK AND BASC0M ROPE COMPANY

O. IN
of
by KeP
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
THE HOW OF "TAMA JIM

"Tama jim is the name by which
James Wilson, secretary of agricul.
ture, is known in the middle west. II
vas Sunset" Cox, famous in congress
generation ago. who gave this so.
briquet TO the Iowa statesman. Will
son was Il new member of congress
then, and to distinguish him from an
other and better known James Wilson
in the same body, who hailed from
the Buckeye state, Cox called the new
man "Tama jim" Wilson. Tama be
ing the name of the county in which
Wilson lived. Wilson is the only cal
inet member, except Secretary of the
Interior Hitchcock, who thus far has
served continuously through the Ne
kinney and Roosevelt adm Illustrations
Hp to the present. Born in Scotland
40 years ago, he has been by turns
schoolmaster, farmer, legislator. CON
2rcssman, professor in an agricultural
College and fourth secretary of a.ri-
culture. In his pedagosic days he was
so poor that he had 10 so barefoot in
summer. but he managed to save
enough TO start the purchase nf a
farm, which he worked with such IL
te ll1sence that it brought him a com.
Portable fortu:e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
Sun MinstreIs.

The singing is a fature with the
Gus Sun minstrels In this particular
department il ranks with any minstrel
organization travelling. Ed. Rice is
the possessor of a deep bass and won
several hearty recalls The work of
The chorus Wds excellent and the
work of the seXtet closing the first
Pc! MADE q neat musical climax.
Chas. w. Milton and Arthur Crawford
were features in the olio. The former
does a remarkably clever monologue
and the latter is equally as good as u
singing comedian. Much attention
WIS ccnterCd in the work of Bros.
Spaulding. Their act is full of life
from start to finish. The COMPANY
gave a. fine performance and are sure
of big house on their return visit
Youngstown, Ohio. Elks theater
Saturday, October z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

sage. line from the woman Iee loved
but not a thing come. g~, 10 looS;n'
fer it, too, fer | 'lowed Id made NC
mistaFe in sizin' the woman up, an
t'other day. when q big bunch O roses
come fer i'm with note. | actually
run up to his room with 'em. was ~.
glad. ! knowed whar they growed
an, like fool, told IN they was
from the right source. His pore. pale
face flushed all over. But when he
opened the note it was from somebody
else. His lip jest sagged down an
jerked as he toll me | was mistaken II:
the pusson that had sent them My
Lord. l was hoppin' mad ,Ec..' -.
what are you uns, anyway, tnit Aul
kin hold yourselves aloof from sech a
man at seth u time? Even ef you 0io
intend to balk the marriage you couu
"a treated i'm like Il human bein'.
stricken in uisholdn' his honor an pro.
tectin' the lights o other people"
Mrs lillyer' Lydia drew herself
Up to her full height, her startled eyes
bearing down On The calier-''do you
mean to say that George Buckley mas
No! hau a letter from me since he was
wounued?'
II certainly do. Miss LYDIA
Then the girl TUNED to Mrs. Gran
ston, taking i sep toward Eer in he.
eaSe,ness. Mo. her She said fiercely,
you took ny letters away from Jane.
l saw you talk in- to her.
"",hy. daughter, T.
Did YOU do ~ the girl demanded
shailIiy. Did you:''
Mrs. Cranston hesitated and ther
said falteringly. her eyes on the carpet
You We're SO unduly wrought up am!
excited by-by the report of the shoe.
ing that really IL
"Mother" Lydia interrupted her.
''you have goae TOO far. You had NJ
right under heaven to act as you did
1t was crime. considering his GO.
dition and-my feelings. Mrs. Hi:
yer, is Hortense at homey"
Yes she's thar, Miss LYDIA
well. I'm going to explain to George
and I'm going now" Lydia said. H,
shan't wait one minute longer to know
how feel and how I've felt all along
You have done everything on earth t.
make me untrue to my better self.
mother. and at last resorted to actGa'
dishonesty. I'll never marry the man
Ire r,ll t,'rrr.i '..'.''. '"'.e' -. :.H<,;:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

! eSts, an -
Madam the ma jOr broke in =. ~,
bis thin hand protestingly. Il mus; tr@
you
| Don't beg me, Major Cranston." lUf
ried on the woman. lcr eyes flashing
| her bosom heaving excitedly, as She
! leaned forward. her elbows OH her
knees. I've come here TO talk, an !
will be heard. l want Lydia TO near
mere than do you, fer believe she'!,
act. Shes been blinded that gal has
or she's a unnatural woman, one c.
Z tother. fer no woman made on the
right plan would let things so jest like
they are a-goin' an never chcep Il
word agin it. Lydia 'ranston she
turned to the staring. wondering 80
did you hear about certain letter
George Buckley wrote my husDam'
jest before re i!,u,1ht he was s-":i}
to be shot by them robbers?"
Il heard he wrote something, some
instructions t. Mr.. HilIyer.' replied tie
girl in an unsteady voice. "some;hjn..
about what the men had demanded,
but that's all ather told me. huvr:,.t
been out of the house since we got
back from Atlanta"
Well le' me tell you sonc'n,' went
on Mrs. Hilyer. Thar haiE't wo-
man today in all America an I'm no
exception-that knows, actH:Fy knows,
she's loved enough by mah to be in
his last thoughts when he's eXpectin'
every second to meet horrible death.
I've got that letter in my hand cid
intend b. read it to you, but | won't
fer it's too sacred. But I'll tell you
that 1e pore boy was bothered by jest
bne thought in that awful moment, en-
that was that the woman he loved ar
wanted to care fer was to be left to
marry worthless man. He begged
Mr.. Hillyer to AK er not to do it, Fl
George had "a died that I'D "a been
his message from the grave. ! wonder
f.
Lydia Cranston had risen to her feel
and stood bending toward the impas,
stoned speaker, her great, beautiful
eyes distended.
'Did~did he write that. Mrs. Hill
Ter?" she cried "Oh, did he?'
mot only that" replied Mrs Hill
Ter but he has laid thar in my houss.
sver since pillin' fer word mes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
"Over Niauara Falls

Notoriety tempted Mrs. Anna Eds u
Taylo! to make her sensational trip
over Niagara Falls in a barrel on Oc-
toher -. 1901. Mcssrs. Rowland and
C1ffor1. who are producing the play,
entitled Over Niagara Falls" are
using the same barrel Mrs. Taylor
used. In the great scenic production
nf Niagara Falls in the third act. if
is said 10 be so realistic that the au-
dience demands from ten to twenty
r'"fain calls at every performance
You see the barrel containing the
leading lady come slowly down the
river. and then with a rush it sweeps
into the roaring falls and down the
whirlpool. So realistic is this scene
that you really imagine that you are
standing on the brink of old Niagara.
At Elks theater Monday, October 9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
AMGSEkiE MIS-.
T. + + + + + 1. i. + + + + Il +
"Hazei kirke."

There have been many sumptous re.
yiyals Of late years but none have
been given the time or care devoted
to this seasons production of that
beautiful and famous good play, Hazel
klrke, which will soon be present
ed in this city with the original "Ha-
Eel, Miss Effie Ellsler, in the title
role and supported by an unusually
high class company under the direc.
;iCn of Jules Mlrry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
Louis James.

The story told by Lawrence Bar
1ett of Edwin Forests king Lear
applies very significantly to the "Vir-
ginius' of lXius James. Towards
the end of FORESTS professional ca
reer. he was playing an engagement
IL St. Louis. Sitting at late supper
III his hotel one evening with his
friend J. B. Mccullough of the Globe.
Democrat. that gentleman remarked:
MIR. Ferrest, | never in my life saw
you play Lear so we'll as YOU did
tonight" Whereupon the veteran
trasedian almost Indignantly replied.
rising slowly TO his full height: "Plav
Lear What do you man, sir? 7
do not play Lear play Hamlet
Richard 'Shyl, OK or 'Richelieu.' if
you please! but by God. sir, am
Lear The same with Louis James.
he plays "Hamlet." .'Richard," "Shy-
lor''s or "Richelieu,' but he is ''Vi!-
ginius."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
BOY WEEDS WOMAN OF Sd YEARS
Eiehteen-Year-Oid Chicauoan and In
diana Restaurateur Married.

South Bend, Ind, Oct.5 .5.-Clarence
Clayton. 1S-year-old son of Cassius
Clayton, a Chicago business man, has
been married secretly it was learned
to-day, to Miss Margaret e. Sloan, a
wealthy woman. aged "a, of Syracuse.
little town near here Miss Sloan
has refused many offers of marriage,
believing her sutors coveted her
fortune. She is proprietor of res
taurant. and says she has found her
ideal in her youthful husband. The
boy is still in school,