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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Detective s1Srtilles in Msk.l1eaf-
green's Suit for Half Of 500. .0a,O
Howard Estate-SeFeral De
positions Read.

Y The only witness. % give Sr.i se.ti-
mony- In the case .: Mrs Nary A: Leaf
green aSaiHst the estate OF laclede J.
vas Detective Cratic Cabanne. He stat
cd tha: about three years ago he saw
Arf. Lea4Green CT = street car. Near her
wls appeared to bs trying 70 engage IN
q Irritation with the woman. the desec-
:ivA sad.
a. the time. the detective szij. i,e vas
very veil acquainted With both Of them.
The man Mr. Caban.e supposed TO be
Mr.. Howard :urne1 around twice AMI
. looked IT Mrs. Lea.x.es... s;:. &c d:d not
Then A;is.nes o:Gcnnor:. e .n" had re-
<;in-t the taking Of direct Testimony for
TIE pisin'iG. asked that he b. PERMITTED TO
s.re :eTes.i dsposs,ions -ead. This .ss
les,aii.: of the manner ~ which the docu-
-.H;s v,r. received hy ,n- court.
4 long deposition. s:s::.d ny M.s. Mar
i.esNsI-'-i: was read II sc. .o-th that her
daughter rad married Ci,as'.y Howarh
es:d thar ,hs- lived VITA trr shcr;
hey lrusbard wan:ed hc- to move into
''rc1nis" II Paine she ssid hcr daughter
s-d he separated. S:.ce ,!.at time s!,. had
never seen him.
william g Jorss pt Tay;osyiae. ILL.,. WHO
was At on. time the only policeman in 80
.own "' Palmer. cep"so.; teat M knew
.ia;i.y hoE:aIi anil Media Moore at the
ricd: He f,i'ei to i.;e~;ify the psctnIe n
I.sc,'.le ]. Howard as tine husaaHd Of AIRS.
i<aic although. Ec <,ij. there was
somewhat Of q Resemblance.
Wren th" deposition, -. Irhn T. Alien Of
Paine. was offered quite a stir was caused
III ~" courtroom. as 'c vas known the
:s:".Hevs had had mary tilt nv"- what
f.is wefress would have - say. Mr.
O''cn1or CHARGED thar Attorney Johnson
:ave Alien $lc ia cone TO -. Louis. and
AZ. Iohrsnn re:aliaf.d LIZ claiming that
Ir. OCo1rcr gave hir, 81 80 return home
Leafc!een well. He said he and Howard
had played many . game CT cards to-
Sr.Ner.
Allen recognized thc r.cturs Of Iaclede
Howard as that Of ,he man he knew:
Afterwards h" saii he thought II looked
was rot more than fee: 10 inches tall
e. +. Simpson. former reporter on the
Palmer Breeze. but who IL now employed
Cn 'he Tay'orr:lle Eaqui,er. depoRcd that
he knew Howard and Mrs. Leafgreen in
the early days. He co,,!d rot identify
.een Charley Howard with MS hat OF.
WIEN Mrs. LesfTreen wss about to bring
the suit he said he cam, gu. with ptorv
of Il he had obtained from Mr.. OCOrnor
He heard q report tina, Char:ev Howard
Was dead some time before NrS. Leaf
green married the secoE1 time.
The case was ccnttnuesi ':ntN to-day at
% O'Clock when. n Mr. charles R.aden. =
witness for the plaintiff. is not present.
the defense will resume Offering Che tesf!-
,no-r of ifs oral witnesses ard probably
will introduce the deros!,!on of Thomas J.
Miller, the Mayor ~ Tumwater. Wash.
who AYERS he .s the Charley Howard who
married Nrs Leafgreeu and Who IL an
plying for . divorce from fer in the wash
!nG:on courts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

ANA f!f'iil Two UiOtAS
VIII eyer give upon seat N q s,ceet
car fcr WOMAN again" satd the eNcitA-
BE r-on We'll. - ThAIT. J. viii. but not
'nUEs'r sTy ambition provoked by r.
vf afa IL nri'lry.
on nv Wy homo during she rush hour
last H.-Et I :.atir. YOUNG woman stand
iis ,-Br me 1 a-os.. ard. ukSirS my hat.
oG-r.! her tn. .acl.ei s-st To MY sur-
ir.s.. he Gsi not s--m t1 iio;ic~ b.1.
I&..rl "rj' O. tire window
Again f.pp-.: ;ny nat Then. turning
toward ''Is. 81. s.ii ai'h stil:.i ""-ce-
s1-aS:aU- Oh. I .-n'.'.ni ihinS OF taS'rG
..Gf -r.J >i-. l.u aT- older than A.1.
s-I have probably b.. working hsax,. ~
,1aN'
: p" ps-sr ENr- Uttered snnrted the
Ta-ruto- "e:a, e !! t~ch !ato ;i.At seal As
lls:' - .Ss as. admit rcc1ser naS self
'rr - r."nA@ N ia; Gssiara.s3 Zoe ass
'r.- f-- .sFl a"rs on ne: IA. r-j"!. nS
t'sLl she hEa ;ig.i U. 10 ;sr!Ec.v." and
si ~ II ,s"'Ll. whereas -h- fre.e,y de-
..l~ir.l S-.--kDI- blow - esiiantry
~. I."- -Nia AE"'h-r % the yAffy
nEs HuUr rse" = 'Nr.r:.";A.. In discuss
tF- tie tyi'. - woman ~ho s11-iCh~e
81 .".'-tsE rHGrf.--. II i-' Eis. IL, dss-nss
- 'se urn.aE S'ss docs ~. say 'rhayi0
- -ag lat -. .lo-> damage. but os:ty
- rrfrc ~ hunters II. strong. as,.
reliant par.-.--; "a no -Ip.-S y" fsy"rs when
cT'r-.i sea- vi. stare without Arra rent
3 rafl-igS t. lgi-u 'i.- man a.:J tas
'fuf.;,, hIa .ar f~siS - chsrp :hN' q 'sm~
r-rSfps co2ii s:.sss hin. aal. = mi" N'.h
Q gl.g' hyss !
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
EPlZOOTlc OF AZ0TuRlA.
Scores O! Horses Drop Dead In
Streets OF BROOKLYN.

HEPTBIic SPECIAL.
New York, Dec N-Owners Of horses n
Brooklyn have been paT!c-str1cken to-day
by tho s.,dde:. appearance cf the rase dis
ease known - a-Oiufia. GS.ch. since :
O'Clock this morning, has killed OF scores
q the animals. All the day korr-s have
been dropping dead In every Sast q the
10. rough a;,a 's- veterinary surgeons have
been since dawn working Al top pressure .
s.t,enc.u. 90 them AS Ear rs they were
able. The supply OF horse a'nbulsr"-s :s
quite li.a l..; u.,t q. 10 deal With he rush OF
work Tae.- has nc; te~n an ep.dem.c VI
this mysterious Giss.;ss :Or fifteen yearS.
The veterinary surgeons are totally at \
.oas what 20 DO 20 p,.t Il town
The disease attacks the horses IN . most
!nsid3ous manner. L.aving the stable sresi,
ana strong horse suddenly bsea6s Ont
with q y.ule., sweat. T..en !Amenexs sud-
derry attacks hts h!.d legs. ard n twenty
minutes he arcIS dead Ninety per cent
- ~" animals attacked succumh 20 tile
disease which Tie veterinary surgeons
think is partially caused hy 'he weather.
Among the owners OF hcrsss who have
suffered : A Miller y! No .s Fa:.mo'is
avenue contractor. team of his
hcr.rs. w!.h very E,;!e - sr;..G. fell dead
on tn. Wa sou:r P!aA... .; broadway ard
Aavsu.sy ~ st.sst
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
Spring: fOIDLfS
N WINTER MARKET
Strawberries, Asparagus and To-
mAtoes Features Of This Weeks
O6erings-Mild Weather For
cling Prices Down.

eereMSes.,eo ana fresh asperasce are
ese htese de!icecses In the green market:
ss{ .ds 4. 'ssr S. in ;s Es:s
0nce then the shipsneats have been heavy
and the p6ce o. strawberries las de-
ersaaed from 3 cents . quart 10 - cents
Qu5rt. The fruit e Of rich coicr Anss
q delicious favor. The asparsEu. Is crisp
and tender ard sel!s ut ~ cents u bunch.
f the mid weather. continues the prices
men saw that the Southern crops Of fru:;
and vegetables are abundant 10: :iais sea-
son. sad :ha. u the w~s ;as. continues
miId the :hIcments ~'ii be heavy. thus re-
TIE poultry market has weakened. since
ChrissEs: The receipts were heavy for
8 ana market after the i nrst 81 % ~ the : sesT.
Tney say iurkev Win advs nce TO - cesais
= round Tnskeys are now selling At y
In4. = cents . pound. thin. 1T cea:s "a
bound: dlucxs. Is cents n pU:ind, good de-
nand. receipts ish,: SQUADS. ~ cents =
8 to q cents each: soons. 3 To 3 cents
each: rabbits. best. so coE.n.
Among the other dei;cocies 10 he found
muehroOn,s. homs. grown. the large. mi
variety. 9 cents q pound. When broiisd
and carved cn toase these mushrooms make
. dainty breakfast dish.
Florida eggplant. u to 3 cents each:
h0mo-1r"wn green pecpers. the largo bell
eAaped ones. for EianeOs or stuffed: fresh
tomatoes. California. cents each: Long
1oleEd caul0oWer. y TO Z, cents . head:
white. red and Savoy cabbage at the usual
price.
Spinach. kale. turn,ps. be.ts. carrots.
parsnirS !adishes. green onions. leekA
southern head lettuce. chicOry. water
creSe 0ead lettuce. celery. potatoes. sweet
potatoes and other staple vegetables are
u same ~ last quotations.
AOeHee-S have advanced cents pound.
i've lobstesS b cents . pound. boiled -
coot0 . pound. Oysters. blue points, CLANS.
scoilope and headless shhmps remain the
aa0e.
Fresh SEA herring 81 cents each. Jaek
@ln:on Is cents pound. poT panO 20 cents
a pound: F1nsn haad:e. lake trout. crnp-
pie. halihut. cat. black bass and other hsh
renain flrm
Butter and cheese are the same ~ last
q;sos at1OnA 4 raise In thu price Of butter
ts predicted after January I.
The market for EGGS during the lAGt
week hiss been quiet. a. tho demand has
been lixht: selecf fresh s cents . dozen.
heSd-over stock 3se pe- dozen.
The fruit Is flrm and In good demand.
with small shipments. with the exception
OF ORANGES. Florida or California oranges
range from Is TO - cents q dozen: ,anEer-
:nes 4 cents . dozen. The only grapes In
the market are the California Malaga.
which sell af = cents q pound. Apples
remain frm: shipments small: cooking ap-
pase - cents . peck. eating Ap1aies 3
cents q dozen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
OLD MAID WEEDS coAcHMAn.
Obliging Young lrisliman Wins
Bride 60 Years Old.
REPUBYIc SPECIAL.

IbEsbtbsAI INA
1thica. n T.. Dec cs-Miso Margaret
Bryson Fisher. q wealthy maiden woman.
surprised her many friends in Ithica So
ciety to-day by the annonncement of hsf
marriage las, z11e4 to PatrtGk Thomas
Keiiy. 4 yOu1n aS1ahsnan. whuGA, she for
nerly einpioye6 10 coachman.
IL Was the cvlninasiun of . romance Of
I've years. Refined. well educated. and the
p0oaksS0e Of . comfortable fortune. es,i-
mated al more than $i",.eO. Miss Fisher
moved TO Itf:ca about I'VE years ago from
Meckie!shuyE.
Miss Fisher drove shout the city. call
ing on friends sGd performing charitable
acts in n carriage which she employed
by the s.as.n OF . iocal iiverynsan. Fat
Kelly. as he was popularity known. q
sandy haired oapd-hearted young Irish
nan. was employed as driver at the livery
Stable. ana his romance. although he did
no, know It then. began when the maiden
lady reQas stsd = skillfu!. careful driver.
Ever cbiiEing and courteous. the young
Iii. hman attracted the attention OF Miss
Fisher on the frst trip. and afterwards
she would have no ether driver. Several
years OF such service grew into an fn;t-
mat. xc1uain,ancc ana resulted in infatus-
ton. which brought the wealthy Woman.
= ow aho!t ~ years CID. to the altar with
her cnachmar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
YOCR GIFT.

u 70 nae gloves. GNp In tissue PAPER
II It's . garment. always rvt Il away on
. haneae.
II IT'S q veil Rc!,et. youIl be enchanted
With the result.
n E's . iorknette you'll. no coubt. be-
come q "etarer"
II IT'S q book youll rot fear the poa.l-
bic long evening.
II rs . ace Handkerchief. carry a sub
scfute
II its . bird. keep !ts CUPS filled and lis
cage clean.
give y ccrstan: wsi'er supply.
II i;'s any 'nX thing. look up as needs
a0d attend to II by rule. Thats the only
way.
ray no attention to the dealer who says
an animsl needs l:t,!. or 70 water II
may te less trouble. but Il WI, .~iI p, the
animal
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CT Ara ulPMAN PlEASES
IN PLAY SHE WROTE.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec A-Ths new
cc'n~iy-..r,ma Of "Jul!e Ron Bnn." witt
ten by Mrs Clara Lipman. Who appeared
IN the sisle role. with Louis Mann sharing
tho stellar honor. was produced to-nieht
for the first time on any stage at Al
bau4h's Theatre before . large and fash
ionable audience
Julie Bon Hon. r. q comedy Of New
York life. julie n . french milliner Who
meets John Van Brunt. q young society
man. He falls madly N love- and julie
allows him tn believe she 10 Q French giri
OF wealth and position. When she finds
that she too h IN love. she II coNfronted
by ths risk Of losing John through q con-
fession Of her station IN lie.
Complications ensue. ana every effort
r. made to tr~ak up thu match. These
como near being euccessful at Q banquet
where John .!rsEs Julie frof, the convtv1ol
board. but everything comes out In the
conventional WSy.
Mr. Mann was particularly Vel recseveA
in tho role d Jean Poujol. the reprobats
father OF Julie. aS WH1 Misc I4pman -
Julie. both Of whom Wer0 called befoeO
The curtain by the enthusiastic andleneA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
EARTHQUAKE HARMS MANY.
HarpOot Village in Eastern Tur-
kew Suffers Heavy LOIS.

Rcs:on. Dee 9-.r. American Boa.d q
Ccfr,n!s>;o-e-s FOR Foreign Missions to-
hav receive. ca5.egran rom Constan,'-
.soile aarSIaclgE 4 severe earthquake n
The Ha:poo' Ns.!ey IL .ts EAxtera Turkey
~ i<s.ou. . 4 II destroy e1 many HOUSES ana
masie rla1y persons GoITe;ess And ;ss:.-
su.e The 6ispS;ch s.:tis 'ha; rs!!es n
needed
This region . s,i. 70 he very teEseiy
populate! .a:S.iy hy srTu-nia:s- u - onc
e the ssc':aGs o.: A-!aTic Turkey DEVASTATED
Al che :.:p~ of tho A!n:ea:Al EA>Sacses
IN isSs
HArysoc- q IL. center o: o.e q! the
largest mission stations OF che American
scsrs n Turkey II &. 'as Sea; os E.-
psra:ss Cri.sg. WIKI nearly tsH pupi.s. os
a theoinSf-aI seminary OF q U.es.ioai tn
esi,v.Sc- a.. he headquarters 81 q large
evangelist ~Nrk o,,er.-s the entire Gis-
sr.cS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

f,-acssca, seAG.s scr s,tr-a7 .-u-k. are
AOsrs Nssccss~ 30 -.e c-osss- no
fssssess her 3aogss.-s eSs=. s:sf 81.
ere sSevr ~ s4ces..1; scr This S.rHcss
e~.s.e, 70 aeaE aEos:s: cf s-Tis SrAL
ooA -e<<Afo sA:eaa :re<s rts yoke to Ine
scstces - sc efes UsSe ,r~::y s...azs
srrs~ - ssrsser asor-cez. r.s Naa.:
rseAt eHfeaessxG sfcm sse c,,,;s: .-oa: So.
sack. See<ss s.ils; - tse ar1e Aas sag
essss - SAes. ecsc: - tAstlonssi H. n
0oes~:s sNscAx o~sf es We s.Sse-si
9;:-t,ss he OH2ss- Sageal-e IN s.ur. >he
3ss:6s - ore ss.ssts< :cs .ai c- la0
aeS rNsss-s - ya-ts q: S-szeA ma
TARA. N sAe es~n-a sle
GtA-oovOn o=1p0- 60 - veGeA
In ccAsTen9 ~ gsr~ tn G.se age sa.s
seehRc ce paffefe s<stf~s
Aa4<e>s Pattern f~psssEee, TIE Re-
e.sk,se o. I>;GiA Ma
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

SWEET TSrATo CRo0; EvTIA All
oaa ;aS.sv..,asG esssse. ons-feas.k tea
s.>sor.ai sAi;- a-s-sou-:h :eespsses:s! e~p
v~-- erse-fo.rsa ssat VI eaceesa p>ca.
c2is YEA - ono sOE Cat 9Th y Sup4s
sus .r1 ~ tesc Fat
TURKEY ~ ASP;r Re.arye lie nn:
f-7a- ,ssa turkey csrcaa kerSsnG sas Lara
sn. .xs, separate au3 ehoo eae:y. kSsk
~ ,s,res. a.sa -, them ss-sr.: ssoUis
Face As S>sn - ,se beosH ss ~~S.cc~S
- ss,f 6 y~n:. ssrA.n, acd Oet;s sos sssA
. rouzs:-s s-as2-sScsi % Sslsfis Osisa
80 s~e,. ocstsr~i n q actte ND No.e:
S~t a>s!- uns:i GiSA:iy sA:skecs4. = aea
urr Tey 90 ts sh>s..! - acs--: 70 clSfS.
- ne H<a: rssak- ara sfektsr esS:;i to
s,ss vcs..: % she DARK ss~ae- Ss0 sia-s
90 .stly e.SIt Aa1 sss dxxk sEsAs asd
s..tc % top Nhsa css: -. srn ssrvs
~.se se: fried ssess eseasssA
sSrrAroYe RAKEz, ~ CREAN-- r.
move sa< sk:as src0 Soce4 essasces ssA
choc .s>cs - SSsn ss.3 lNss tSe1 y .
s.x--yas S..h e.ean. seaSsc W:tA SAT- ar1
r~s,ssr ard c.sh u-sai Scee. Ecs-sr Q
sAAsx s.ssA. :Ay ~ :ss S<Ssso~ol sers.t =
~s,h br-s: crs=.es sosr over - 0sfsce
81 saA as~a. TEess nu0e e eaten Aes
CANNED D0ANa3EA-Pess shs
~g.aHes s>ca-ase sr.t ts1pa ass rszGe
tscz To r~Sn4 a& srust a3H0 A r~o<e4
asS \ Rag G.sssiassss so9A. Fss The
erVr.. asS saGAf .nQ~ts>R u a. a9Sss Svs-
=. srs a.f r<sss eeaaGa Oessr to eve.
The sts-s Hxtns exss te he So<i -vscs~~
- sss;. :a3et-assas a.: AZ ss SaAsssss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
FASHIONS

The celebrates. Martha Dean - shion pa: :
terms VII BE- furnished 10 readers % The
Republic ~ ID cents each
These patterns wiIl t,- easily recocnIzei
A. cofSecf AMI up to date ia .vc-v par
'.cn.sr An important feature about insm
is thai ALLOWANCE Is made ror .e-r,,- Thev
ar- perfect In design. ccn:c-.a.ax 10 ali
she requirements y: advanced style and
We: are unusually s:Invl- Az. easy %: -x.
-cu,:on
orders ~rl y. fll.a sy rn,iI o..,y Al
low about four :sys. Therefore -vr DE-
'Ssry
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
SCHOOL TEACHERS Depart.
Will Attend State Convention at
Jefferson City.

4 deleeat1cn consisting Of tW0 aseiDeaao
supertnfendent1 OF public schools. esvesal
principals and teachers left St. Louis ys0-
attend the annual meeting Of the state
Teacher Association
i - believed that the question of union
lang the teachers OF the city. - Vas pgo-
posed by the Central Trades and lShoe
Union last Sunday. will he presented -
the body before the association adj0uSnoL
Tho resolution adopted ~ the local union
provides to make the teachers members OF
The American Federation Of Labor
In the delegation were: Aesiefant Supef.
Int ndents 4. Collins and Hen RlsWett.
Morrison. A. NJ Wilson. Sirs ~ r. Riley,
EuSenia Dussuchsl and John r. Quinn.
tyllant officer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
WEDDING PARTY IN CITY.
Guests Number Forty, Who Trav-
eled With Couple From Illinois.

A merry wedding party arrived In =.
Louis last evening from Greenville. ILL.,
the bride AID brides groom live at Carlisle
Iii. The bridegroom. II. J. q. Beckemeyer.
bride was Miss .ia'lic Sever. In the party
that came with the couple from Greenville
ILL.,. where the marriage took place. were
over forty friends.
After arriving in ST. Louis n theater
party was given. after which all wen: to
the Planters Hotel. where dinner Was
held. AFTER tn. dinner the wedding party
Yturned to their homes In Illinois.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CAPTAIN ~. G. TSCH3yOR DEAD.
E1Deses la City 8ssDlaal as 2BeoDhAs
Ten0.

E1Ssres n City Bssosaal as lse.DAas.
Tenn.
REPuBlIc SPECIAL.
Tlchen0r. one Of the most noted Of the
Early Niss191ppl River pilots. died Mt tho
City Hospital last night. The body will ba
:epseS d ta ae {; neas :na susiea @ 3:
rivef ON whose waters he played 10 promi-
.s.n TsIs psr ssarsy ss ys1ss ,S $500 sS1 Sapt,so
Miller.
WILLIAM A. HoGGE
Marshall. NJ. De-. A-win:.m 4 Hoees
day. Hr1ial to-noffeW With lla1ase hoao96
EMMETT CROSIN.
c.hsssa.a No. Dsa 4-En.ee cscrla. cse
T. 4 r.. q iSossSa Ne Was 3 yS.rs oi3
ma .s ssa e:a. .ss = u. =. r.. s.s n ana = re- e.
as:s' Bank oe this city.
NRA CATHERINE 0Ros0
u ~. Pc ss.; ,i.s e e: e,:y 4 ~ e:
.s n G:s: n. enss. s:sss x:. :; iss sss -:
IN city, :Ss a.: :s 'ss s: u: s.s:s sr
GENERAL JOHN CAMPBELL.
% she Army has boa informed q the 6ee n
yesterday si Cssd >s,-.ngs y. Z. q: BTtgaiIer
C~neraI John Campbell. l.. = A.. retired. afssP
Undergoing an O0<sSsi0o-
ADAM DENT.
Hcn,n:nGton. III. Lee S-Tns dsash Il AZ
IN: Deos oSs.1Tysd here to-day. We IVES -
years old. an1 the ssl:ea4 train dispatcher n
ths service u the Chicago and Alton. having
servaSi she cuE;ysly IN that capacity for fl
tern yeass- He was widely known N railway
DOCTOR WILLIAM HANK.
Paarcah. Ky. Dec. &-DG,us William Hsak.
81 ye0rp cd, died 3cs;erday fYum Ryigh;'s Jis-
ease at P!.oeni1. Afts.. astsP . long i!lnesa He
vAe oas u The mose peWmanans ASagUises N
Y1NccAh
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

hope. Satd the woman who was or
...in Rsi f sou % III tell s Your pf xsifmsn
70 Sas;. his hands before he begins to
Wash his hands, repeated the clerk
with hiR hare hands,
Then the clerk explained that all work.
m.n employed In making slippers OF light
cO!ors worked With white gloves on
Try TO k"eo them clean" h. continued
Il She,:id say they did. Trey try 50 hard
that they change their whit. gloves three
times . day. Which 1s not 30 fantastic
~ n may eeem. for II shoemaker ...ils
material of this kind the eAr.Es. I, Rim
Of replacing the material. 70 say moth
Ing If the loss Of his time. makes !: worth
kiS While 70 work In gloves and Keep the0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
-sco1Y'' IS NOT DEAD,
6uT He IS WOUNDED
Death Valley Mystery L. Said % Have
Eees shCs While En Route - l1ls
secret Ein0.

II Pt BiJC SfT:CIAL
Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 2e-Waiser Scott.
Death Valley mystery. iS not dead. Hs
II At Bennett Wells. In Panamins range "
mountains. IN Death Valley. wounded. 50
ne says In q letter To RUl King, his lI0s
Angeles representative.
King refuses To d:vulge how the miner
was wounded. although King says he b.
iiev.s scott vas shot In the hip BY one os
Two men said TO have been following the
miner since he left Los Angeles last time
20 go to his mine.
According 10 King. Scott camped In
W1nsate Pass when he bsCame aware
that s'lrs;sers were close OH his trail He
then released his mule. 'S.im." says King.
and sent the animal to camp. II Rennett
Wells. to. assistance. When found ~
Will ScOtt n,si other desert scouts. Scott
had bullet wound in his hip. Neither Of
his purSuefs has been seen si.,ce. VIII
Scott says the wound was accidental, but.
in the pariancc q Death Valley. this -
taken to mean that there vas q fiSiit, and
that probably Sc0sts pursuers VIII % seen
no more.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CONSUL TO INVESTIGATE
Mills Will Look Into killing at
YHo, NlovS~~

Washington. Dec &-Tho eeato DsD0o.
msne to-day teleSraphed AmsgSeaa C610up
Nnls at chihuahua. Nexico. TIE nsaS0s3
C0nsul TO Dta1. the scene q the sseo11
killing Of Rutherford and MclusraY. -
veetigate the casa
Instesd the owner II the ranch WhssO
the tragedy occurred. and '-Dhosty,~ Q
having committed the cTima. no:W1tS-
standing their protest that g vas the Wogk
OF Mexican br1gands. Ar. llillS vim -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO
TWO CHILDREN IN 117DAYS.


Dosa 90.Yesr.OlA wife ASala
Dec0aeo . A0ahee.
Albany. n. Y. De-. E.-Mrs. Atfred
Wtltse Cf No. SIS Central avenue. this city.
Is I'll" mother Of days old daughter.
which Sh" insists was bOrn us days. or
less than four inOnths, after she had given
birth to Q son. Her story - partially
vOuch.d for by Doctor George r. AiostOn.
q reputable physician. who attended her.
Both parents are few months ever -
yeafs Of aga. Doctor Noeton said to thu
Associated Press tonight that he believed
the woman. story
'"Tho child Il normal he said. and !
saW the other child. who II appareatly
not more than Z months old. showing %
yet no sign Of a tooth. Mrs. Miitxe told
me that ro physician attended tho other
birth. though ere vas sent for. and her
only attendant was . woman With whom
she boarded. but whose present address
she does not know.
XrA Niltse's mother snd family vouch
for the truth OF her story. and share In
she surprise occasiUned by the phcnom-
enon."
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
YELLOW FEVER PRECAUTIONS.
Texas Wants Marine Hospital

Ave.ia. Tex l>>c S-S,a.e Hath CS-
re- Tss-c- HAs 1-s.-s- 20 S-S-zooG Genera
us-cA7 - ,h~ Tinted S-ss>s Pcnsi~ Hsasa
at IsrfuE Ho>.tssl S->Nlc. ssAI-S I'm
TO tr es--ssrr Vo-G II foc.S.a-a Ar-a ~ $
.ssSs,.1 rsss Ntrrs@- .Nat is. ssas ifr va
S.-s H1ss ts: S<-stce take cAArBe % tie
Wcst - ,soe> S.s'es OUTSIDE Of Noe I--
tpAss Ni.h .n~ vseW q cs~vcssscR = re-
e>s-r~zt~ - y.sloN fever nsHs sunsss>e
ssV- A-y ir:~essse remaining L. ;hs recent
eesSsG-S
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
MRS. ROOSEVELT HOSTESS
At THE COLLEGE WIDOW. "

Washington. Dec. S.-MrS. Roosevelt en-
terfaim.d . box party as the Columbia
Thea,er Tonight 10 witness the perform
ancs o. The College Widow
The Sar;y included Commissioner q Cor
pcrat!ons ara Mrs. James r. Garfield.
Mss CaroW. Mra Roosevelt'S Ms:er. and
Ethel and Kermit Roosevelt
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
PRESIDENT GOING TO COUNTRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt an,i chill
!>.u 10 Have an Outing.

wash;7Stan bee S-Th~ P-e-iis,; ana
MI Es. .s.r..; accompanied r. ssysrsi a.
:he.- yoang-. csilGr. n. ~iIl leave WASH
IaGr.a IC-E-r--pr fer y.$.; 20 ;S.if
co.-.Ey u.ze-- PLAN s~.AiilS. !s Ate
marie tps.atr- virginia
Ts- f.-rr..s-. a.. n. family ~!g re-
turn 20 EAaaEakroa S.z Say aiSa..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

A Mexican chime. for members and their
n.cn friends. iS scheduled To take place At
the Mercantile Club Saturday Night ~
o'clock. The dinner Il TO BE- Informal.
Aftervard n'insfre: and vaudeville yer
for.nance Will be given on the NTH floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Sylvester Thomas was arrested At -Four
teenth and st. Charles streets last nighe
By Detectives C0s4y0ve AMI CAhili
Thomas vas taken on 0asp1c:On. but when
ho arrived at the Four Courts IL was dis
covered that q warrant charging grand
larceny. had been issued against him last
June. He IL accused Of C0mpltC1ty 1n tha
tI.f: Of lWO Bicycles
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
HOUSEHOLD CORNER:

10 cool while the eis1sp boi!s until y~:y
thick. Lay IN the oranges. boil ,Ip once
more and spread the fruit on piail-rs W.
I'll cold and crisp
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

l0ok for homo In Te3sa Cheap rocnA
trip tickets ON sale 70 all points on the
Denis6n. She9n,an or Fort Worth. Arse
and third Tue al1ay Of each month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

ANY solitaire or Cluster Diamond effect
IN our holiday display on Credit Terms TO
suit YOUR own convenience. Lofts Bros. q
&C. ID siocr Carleton bldg. 9Th and Olive.