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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-26

{ WANT COLUMN !
op------r-u--.-.----V
WANTED.
WANTED-500 post oak fence posts
on my farm one mile north OF town
4. d. Chase 17-tf
WANTED want all the old iron
in the territory. VIII pay the nigh
est market price for same See me
l.. d. Mason, the secondhand man.
y-tf
WANTED-Fifteen good teams and
wagons; apply Chickasaw Real Es-
tate Exchange, Ardmore, or at
Overlook mines. Id wit
WANTED-Five or six room house
with all modern conveniences by
April /. Apply c. p. Stephens at
Burton-Peel Dry Goods c.. 23.tf
WANTED-Position in wholesale or
retail store as clerk, at once Can
furnish gilt edge reference W. D.
WIKE, care Ardmoreite. 23-3
WANTED-To sell good short or
der business. near court house. A
bargain. Call or write. 22O West
Main street. 23-6t
WANTED-Good teams and wagons.
can make SO to s. daily. Inquire j.
b. Harold, Caddo Wagon Yard,
Ardmore. |. T. 22-4t
WANTED-Weallhy ladies and gen
tlemen of refinement, anxious to
marry. photographs and descriptions
free. Box GA, Canon City, Colo 2G
AGENTS WANTED-To sell the Ideal
Waist and Skirt Supporters. Sam
pie with demonstrators 25c. Geo. y.
Sceets, 1903 Grace St. Chicago. 20
WANTED TO BUY-Four or five-room
house close in. Mail description
and price to Box 40 26
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Wante /
to work country grocer trade. Salary
So per month and expenses. Pre-.
MUM Cider Co, 81. Louis, Mo. %
WANTED Why not, with pocket sam.
pie only, make $500 per week selling
staple article9 Fine for hardware
and drug statesmen. Z. /. Brown,
Equitable Bldg, St. Louis, Mo. %
PORTRAIT MEN. ATTENTION.. .lGx
20 air brush finish. 35c delivery
guaranteed. sample rolls, masnif =
ing glasses, frames supplied. Write
US. Roberts, Artists, l4OS Oak >,
Kansas City. Mo. 2G
MOIER BARBER COLLEGE, Fo Z
Worth, Texas, wants men TO learn
barber trade. Specially good offer
right now. Few weeks completes b.
this method. Position guarantee :,
tools given, diplomas granted, ilj
weekly paid graduates Write i1r
catalogue 2G.6
/ WANTED-Pusiti as travelling
salesman or collector; references
given; salary and expenses re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-26

WANTED-Fiye or six room house
with all modern conveniences by
April /. Apply c. p. Stephens at
Burton-Peel Dry Goods c.. 23-tf
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
EVIDENCE IN
LEWIS BANK CASE
Postal Department Conducts In
Iriry in Secr"f-Ar:mnents
VIII Ec Made by Lewis's t"ur-
sci To bay.


waShirgrou June I.--Ahs"lt.-e r"ricer".
e,.nr hn-a e."rs ;r.vsIIs as 80 tho hearing
On thS s. IIoU5, P-o',l"'s Rank case. which
va. t,.El.r today q. I'll. Post -ot'!r.. ls"-
IBrtr"nr I.arar! e. I>v!s. Trcs:"nt or
.he laak ars! f'~ attorneys. GrH-E" II
E.i"lGs sri J!.G" .S.!.?ar.: Earr!ay. s;.r-
rhr entire day t.Fr-.. Russell 7. J;Sot:w;n.
suhrn'';irE "viEenc- regarding IN. char
s.i"r - 30 .'.slG.ass GurcH .: ~. han.
10 -rr"-row will - devoted: = arguments
ru-.Iay. .,.-sI"u was t.i,i behind closed
S"nrs Newspaper representatives. were
r".us"' n!-u.''aa,". ~. ri" 81 tho Post
l'ic,. department. whi~h -~su!r-.s secrecy
81 f-au.!-.rti"r E~t-tu-- hing cit"-
aEai-sr rn":r Erw"'s.r. ''hs.."S Il. Ian
<i- a Su-.I.r"SS-rFu r. -. l:..!tIs. who haf:
,. conn. .rsn;t vir:. ne 'a:.. was allowed
q .. ,r..r-.t - - tEI- Jli:- tIr>i.'-
s.Ii thai +. GIt.rs;Du. that NJ Lands
H.. = sr0..:,, ;u'-r--r in IN. mater and
s.a' -. n,~ IG-r..'re! "Gt %: courtesy
- Tu..s 'i'-...I:~ rH'i>"8 20 t:"-UFs II
= o. ~sy. r-i''I.''!. ;ha; = - not the
-. 80 o., III" .l.TAr;'r.'Ut 10 talk IL ~. :;
80. I.u'll -pr'." r.ual So? & ..rSi,.".
Wy. S""r n '!. NV Willard tIn-"l 90
nj JG3.a Sh.p.rI Rar-...v. rh,": a..
.1us.l ".r l.N;s. ~: ;tsr -. i.y
D. .-r. ,r....rr.-,l IN .-fa-ins ev.ierr..
I-r. 'aa' = = &. legitimate enterprise
: IT.. legitimate f".s:-.-- Eu: D.. :~-
,.tr. hat - - ''r.-rrer- has i'm
,-,a.. -hc veil = e0--r-ry over Tho pro
..-.T..-E h. ,ault un. Furnish any .s-
,a.,-. rrfyTm'ri-r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17

They then wen, downtown. Morton says.
ana stopped OF at Jefferson avenue. Later
the: soush, quarter. q. The % HSSsi ssr, b-r,
they had been ansoag the guests at the
Hotel Ra-num AMI had slept In room No
u: cIon arriving ., the hotel at o'clock
same room. patterson registered each
time for both OF them. Morton asserts,
Morton says that he 1~nt UP TO bed
t.rson said that ke was going to get some
chop su~y. Morton says tha, he does not
know when Patterson returned Morton
i..son vas sleeping souI.iiy.. As Morton
wished 20 get TO the track where hts en-
p!oyer Nss preparing 10 leave the city, ne
did 40: waksn his COMPANION. but hurrie3
away. He says that he Jit hot know that
Patterson was dead INT! late yesterday
The mystery originated, owe. the manner
ans ia. seemingly queer disappearance Of
Morton.
Cora Steward Is q substitute chamber
s,a,d maj who WAS 49,, w",kinE on ThT;:Ssy; a.oHX
Tnur-day morning. but the door was
locked from the inside. She and the
porter heard snoring from the inside .,
\, II O'Clock she returned TO the room
ard the c.oor vas unlocked. A man. seem
Iusly alive. was lying In the bed. Al >
c'Cl"c.. In IN. afternoon when she re-
turn! ,n in. room the body was in the
same position She went back at o clock
anil ,h. MAJ: hai turned over to his right
side She did rot notify the o!fice. being
una Gus: ONE! 20 the rules sf the hotel.
Manager Walker cam" on watch IN the
Office Yesterday morning. and IN checking
oyer IN. registrations room No. IS was
,ng,.i---! in.p. Night Clerk Carter west
VI ia investigate and four! the body.
TIE companion of :he dead man had not
h~~n seen sine. the two registered. and
s.svi non al once arose.
Pat;.rson'S homo was ih Williamsburg.
ErONkiyn. y. y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17

While half . dnz.n men o. CA:ef pes-
no-is force. aided by . detail from she
Central District. under command OF Cap
tain Reynolds. were searching the city
yesterday FOR q Inys;eriou. person uho
had disappeared from the Hotel Barnu.''
:h. day previously. the much-wanted man
was conducted to the Four Courts by two
Representatives o: The Republic arc turned
over TO the officials in charge a; detective
headquarters.
He vas Thomas Morton. and was want
Cd because Of unusual circumstances at
tending the death Of che stranger found
dead IN t-u in room No. Is or the Hotel
Rsrnum &, 80 o'clock yesterday morning.
He was located a, the morEue while
identifyine the bcdy.
The mystery surrounding the e~a!r vas
largely di.>ipA;eJ 10y 'he story which Nor
ton told 20 ~. police. ard. although the
Coroner's inquest is not 10 be held until
this morning the decision has b.. II reached
that death was caused by alcoholism ard
The possible use Of an oser,sns. u opium.
The dead man is positively Identified by
several hat,itues Of race track. as Rich
ard Patterson. known 20 !requsa;e-s os
the tracks as Dick and with the added
soh-.ql-; OF ''S;-amboa, Dick by which
name IN. Is said 10 re known throughout
the country 10 the sporting fraternity.
As n. BODY Law ia the IGor.uc Z Was
Recognized as ihs; OF Patterson BY Walter
Wall. rr:cn track Jockey. Hri by Ed
B-annan. a." from th. Union 'raCs-
Wall said that he had known Patterson
for the last FIVE years.
Morton story 20 ,apta;n Reynolds waH
that he had beer win Patterson for the
last :ew DAYS on a drinking excursion
Wednesday might they were ~ bslrrar
race ;ra.k. afterwsrd visiting several
"a !cons n the vicinity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
VETERANS PARADE
UNDER OLD FLAGS
Soldiers Of Southern Confederac!
Pass in Review. Marching TO
Strains Of Dixie
THREE DIVISIONS TAKE PART.
General Joe Wheeler and Grand
son Of jefferson Davis Lead
Column Of GusrtS-St.
Louis Camp Hon"rd.

louisville. June Is-Esrca:h 'he!r shot
ritil.t hstt!. .aEs AMI 20 the thrilling
strains 60 pixie ;ha: OF la: cn-.rsi
them cn 20 victory O. defeat, the veterans
VITO vnre ~. graz marched today IN
r-s!.s te:7-. 'hoUsan. L: persons gath
.rei IN Kent. ~ky's chief city 20 &" ;s"n
E"noc.
Eoe.! With age All r;!-gltrc the srars
% hath. with ;!l- marks q: Elm. and
CONSCIOUS Perhaps :ha- Fer many ~ th"ir
number .his uog.! l.. ~. last review. 'h-
veterans .!our,! .h".r uniforms. unri!r!.f
:asir taE5.Ts AID with heads as sr-;t s.
years would permit 70. IL" ready 70
,.kc .Ee!- IArt !n ~. last event NJ III"
:.,.c.ta s--us! reunion % 'he United
Cor:s..ra.~ Veterans
CARRY RETURNED FLAGS
Many = -h- g a'u-.d hattie Gags. re-
Gently refined ~ ,h. Government. were
ca--i.! - :a-iays sa-at.. ,.i ~.;. :he
OF ,.-'s -. i----.,, ar: v~rs-a',co.
II. par.:e. which formed az FH-.s aaa
Saf;. s--~--, .as n ;hr.~ grand divisions.
comprising th. Tr,-s-:;s-:s.i9Pi I~p,-;-
rn>r;. -. Department; o: tie Army o.:
Sc--h--. Virginia. ard ,h- pe:artm.n: o.
-. Amy % -. Te-ne>s>e.
C.!cr.l E.-r.iI II YoT-E rn--r1ane-r
- -h. h-='=-Sy pivisiDr. vss "a. cs.c'
mani o. -rc :Arcr .:vi.Ion. I--~rsI -.
]. Csbb,.l. T"Ez.. -h- Crsrs-n: ss'ss:.cI
department. Genera! = irving Walker.
so.-- Carolina. ~ department =: Nh
.T- N!rg.E;N: Genera. tscItat A Evans
;t~ Army 70. Tsnr"sss-
GENERAL. WHEELER ~ PARADE:
a. 80 he-' % -. c-l !---.. re sy--.ai
sl-s-s o: -" -r.n''.. ro.i. General Joe
wh.~l-: - citizen dress s-1 : J~s-suz
HAYS LAWS. e-a-.sor. = ;hs IT.s!:e1: q:
-. Cca>~1s-a-y
They ss-- escorted ~ wre~is-'s Ca--
s.-y Sssr cane ;Se co-gf-sH ~ n c.,.'
,f~re-s. --~.asr !. lse. ard st.. To-
e-~':-S S.-a-G leader "a. cs'r-"i az every
:G-E.
Tact. rS..ce~. -. ra--,xs. cr--z!-!-s
N.<ssS Carrie P..-1-r NE.~.s- -lo.sc. -:
-hs SSl'r. E.G -. :-sall- - h--o-
The Trsu-TE. ,>.sszTIl p-7.-tn--. heat
=: D. - 's-1na-s comma der. 4..-r-s. ~
I. cah-'l g. Texas .. TO veterans -.
LOUIS ra.T:9 - -. N'ssr-..g Ils.sfN1 nsv-
i-s '..- ia-' - honor ii" 4"Nss C.
T1"-ig.,.y s'EaES ar: reeve! many
cheers
Thr.- v-..-sr. marching II -. rs-,t.
~--- U.-r>c-- by ss-. tr-- a.. vii r.-
cUNs- Ha-r others Eel -r.t %. lire s.rorc
--aeh!-S 80 reviewing stand.
MISSOURI WELL. REPRESENTED.
No S:s.e ~1s nor. conspicuous - ~.
gN-a3" than Missouri. The c.i>ka-ic-
:rc-- 'ha: S-.;r "a! = ;1s!-.0 az TIE bead
% re EsNrss-1I-stsS5rs department. ana
ts- representation a.. shsc:-c a.! a!0aS
n. H-.
Nj % t5- Ni--,g-'E-s we're OF ho-s~-
eScb aE! many -. then vore -. old
uniforms - ~SlcA -h-y fought Sr~ ara
cE.n sin-s 49, LIE the. ~. A. cid "a z
% Si-UL-i reg meat torn Win Sso' a.1
HACK Nt.s TIRE s---ke % cA--l~.
No ca--isg- att-lgcs! nor. attention
du-as -. tav -ha- rHs. - shEch H!-s
Grace AcSCi'>c- AID ~ a-rs--srts roc
SALMON ~ COMMAND
TIE eelees:io- from Missouri vas con-
ra.:~: BY G--,-.! II. W Ss!1c-- H.s
ssaR Uas ~ eo,ioss. Major 7. p Chest
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
N. ROUVIER WILL RETAIN
FOREIGN AFFAIRS PORTFOLIO

rs-.. June is-Frem:er Rcuvicr an
,ou-c.a .. a meeting 81 the Council OF
Ministers. held at IN. Esys-c Palace at
-on, TO-DAY. -ha, he had definitely &C.
-,l.s r.rr,aner:ly 20 retain the portfolio
.. foreign affair, and reiinauish thai OF
finance
. deere. nominating NJ Eouv:"r Min
is,e- q. For..gn Affair. will arreaf IN III.
Journal crncial to-riorrow. His decision 20
remain e., .h~ Ministry OF Foreign Affairs
~a. III. result 81 the earnest request of
President I.ol.h-- AMI hts colleagues. who
i-s.r-. his strong hard a. the helm dur
ing tn. G::.cvl' n.so;iatioas with Ger
r!lany o"Sr Morocco.
Tn. sia-G.s - -he~ negotiations con-
ting-s 10 give the French officials great
sss,ic!;uas. - 10 progress :s being made
and the parti.s are almost 1t the point Of
fav,rg reached = deadlock
aiyir.s show shat - N"-ioI's a?p.,n.-
;n.at - Minister @: Finaac. :s r-Ssri"G
60 .-~rtain and :ha' Premier Eouvi.r 20
rn"rroN Sli yTc~rt the ne~ Minister 20
President I.hi.~t
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
FOLK APP0|NTEE'S
BOND IS APPROVED
Opposition to Governor in House
Takes Form Of Weeks Dela-
Cnlp to Qualify az Coal Oil In
spector.

Opposition 10 Governor Folk n a.
House OF Delegates took the form Of Q
weeks delay in the approval q the bool
OF William N. Culp. who vas appointe0
Coal OIL Inspector. 20 succeed william
Flynn Before its adjournment for the
summer last night the House approved
the bond. which - for $500
Delegate wiearner. acting Chairman Of
the f-rsisla zion Committee. to whom the
bond was referred. stated At the session
last night. after = favorable report haA
bren made. that the COMMITTEES had been
Investigating ths matter for q week and
had decided that the s.curi:y was salts
factory. The action OF the committee
was approved by q unanimous vote Of the
House.
Tho bond Of Mr.. CUP vas ssnt BY Mayor
Wells TO the City Council Juno .. and
approval was accorded IN that body ae
once. The r,,ice were suspended and the
matter was rushed over To the House tho
same evening. Excise Commissioner Null
vihill Interested himself In the approval
Of the bond. and appeared before both
branches OF the Municipal Assembly. Sew
eral Of tho Delegates conduct salonnA
Tn. fear was entertained that the Com
nittre on legislation. Of which Delegate
John H. williams Of the Fourteenth Ward
Is chairman. might hold UP the bond until
next September. when tho Assembly re-
convcnes. thus permitting Flynn to serve
until then. All that remains now for Mr..
CI!Ip 10 do before entering upon tho du
ties Of the position to which he was ap-
pointed by the State Executive - TO take
tne oath OF Office.
E.si..s the reading Of many BINS. mose
Of them for s,r~et improvements. and the
sisnfne thereof hy tbs Speaker pro tenn
and clerk. tho only other business trans
acted by the House IN its final session.
was to adept q resolution authorizing the
chamber to be cleaned during the rece1A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
ALL EUROPE DRAWN
INTO MOROCCO CASE
Germany and France Are Unable
to Suggest an Accepta-
bic Remedy.
new ALLIANCES PROBABLE.
Possibility Of Some Cntcward In
cident on Franco. German
Frontier a Disturb
ing Factor.

Paris lure iS-The strained relations
1 between France and Germany because n:
Morocco continue 20 give rise to serious
! apprehension. but. while openly admitting
| tng; there az. real difficulties involved. the
! officials protest against this being made
! the basis OF exaggerated reporta-
SCch reports have been circulated for
s-v..al DAYS by a small and unin!luen'.al
section % he press. notably BY the Pstre
and the Prose-. One report that Germ ny
: ha,: subrni--~! Al ult!matum brought ovt
! q formal denial from the Foreign once.
/ Another --por; IN the Patr1e is that Ger
many has demanded that France ana
Gr..- Britain complete . guarantee that
III. ics'c-F-ench entente In not in the IA
tur- Q: Al armed alliance against Ger
man. The Presse asserts that n. Del
! ca.7.. when Foreign Minister. sisne! a
secret or.I-:ve and defensive alliance With
Great Britain.
OFFICIALS SCOTT REPORTS.
Tl.... reports are dismissed IN arthor!-
;a-iy~ quarters as ?anc:.ui enlarge:nents
Of 81. situation. and an editorial in :ae
s.In.of:c.s! Temps tonight gives warning
against what II terms nervous parox-
y<ms"
A. ~. sam. time the diplomatic strain
.."t~e.n France and Germany + unicn:-
ably serious. The chief cause cf this Is
til" Inability thus far OF each party 20
propose a remedy acceptable TO the other.
France Is tenacious TO uphol. her pre-
dominant position II Morocco without sub
i"c'inS i; 20 inspection and revision by the
International Congress proposed BY Ger
many
On the other hand Germany does rot
recognize French predominance n Moroc
80 or tia AnGlo-French agreement OF
which hi. predominance 10 based Thus
GcrInany's issue IL equally aGains, Great
Britain ani France. although the latter
is moro Immediately involved.
ALI. EJ-RoPE CONCERNED.
All parties are making appeal TO the
friendly cooperation 81 other nations so
that indirectly all Europe is participating
n ;h. con;-ovcrsy. and ,ii. permits . wide
range q: speculation concerning . rear
ra-c--n-nt of political alliances.
However. IN. officials maintain that the
issu. dos rot Involve such far-.earhirG
questions. bat 10 the renewal of tn. long
r..:.G.re struggle over Morocco IN agSrs-
v.fci form.
one 81 the r!l.e: CAUSES OF the present
apprehension iS IN. possibility OF sc,ne IN
toward tnCi,ls:lt along the Franco German
border. which :"r year. has been Garri-
.on-i by cornidah!. military forceA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
MAYOR FAILS TO Prefer
CHARGES AGAINST SIMON.


sesslgatses ef A0sSss - Health
Department.
Mayor Wells al not send anv charges
20 the Council yesterday and he refused TO
discuss the case OF Doctor J. H. Simon,
Health Commissioner. who. II Z, expected
may - placed under suspension.
Secretary Ncconkcy vas working on
d.posi;.cns yesterday AMI continuing tn.
Since IN. Mayor aia NOT prefer c,nre-. BE-
fore Tire Council. a. was r-:mo.ed ha
might. II Doctor simon Z, suspended. Il
rr:a-y Mccork.y. who has hsd In charge
the Investigation 50 far.
Should Mr.. McCorksy or any citizen A,s
charges the case will BE- sri.d hy tho
Mayor. who ~ill be represented By the
City Counselor.
Commissioner Simon yesterday sent .
fep!y 20 :h" Mayors communication.
which hat incioset Ci'y Coun.~,o: kA,es-s
decisions fesard:ne appointments. HocsnF
employees and NJ! -acAnc'es temporarily
urti! the appointments We're affirmed by
the Board of Health.
Doctor Simon stated IN h!s !~s'.r 80 the
MAYOR tha: necessity cr-n forced him TO
al a vacancy ~h--e ihe:e ~as No ,ins
10 consult III. trAr! He said that .he
safety o: the .nrnst.s .: a." city 'n.;i-
he had 20 a.; ss hs though: res. n many
ca..s Doctor Simon ~l..-~s hls letter by
stating 4 canDo, conceive 'hs' 10 vas
ter anf ordinances TO .:e she hand. of tho
H's!'s Commissioner Ia s1ch r.,i!iy i'm
yrr'A.e matters
Aay.- Wells hacke! ~ b. or.,.rna. has
taken II. stand that apt1'a:rsn:. IL 'he
Health D'par'-n-n' s.orii - approved
.rs- BY ;ss Boa.! OF Health.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
W0oDMEN IN CONVENTION
Kansas City Man Is to BE Elected
President.

Milwaukee. Wis. June 1e-rns local
Camp Clerks Association OF the Modern
Woodm~n OF America meets Tomorrow.
this being the first of the meetings OF the
woodrnen Convention. which IS TO Be held
IN this city during the next week
II is expected that loo delegates IRON
the thiriy-.isht States and Territories In
the turis !ict!on will be present.
The ASSOCIATION will elect national of-
nc.r. and make recommendations TO The
supreme legislative body. which viii meet
TUes-.ay.
r n SorI.nx OF Kansas City VIII Guo-
coed H. T. Eoyt Of Seattle. Wash -
president. Ho:: declining 10 BE- q candl-
Gate Secretary q. I. Copeland Of Lima,
o ar! Treasurer g. " T. Rispen Of
Omaha Scb. will t> reelected wfthous
opposition.
The feature o. the hrSt DAYS session q
TIE clerks will be the address OF Major
& ~. Haw.s. head clerk Of the Modern
wooir1-n society.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
NAv SUCCEED JUDGE TILLMAN.
Naples May TnLe Place Of New Need
of AvLs nsas Z nts evsSey.

i-!:-!c Rock AK. JESe s-Govsrror
:-av.s. shs has t-s: arrive: from "a.
meeting .. g.. rn!ye,s.c- o: Arkansas
trustee. a: Fayetteville. ssl! .o-n nigh. -ha,
Circuit; igrs. Joh= y TilInaa ~ Fay
c-t.v:l.~ .as no- y-. Tss:Sa~: 20 AK. .h.
presidency - .h~ University 20 which -
vs. elected Tgs.-ay
y - stated -.-riO''-a :Aa. ere Gov
error uI'l -r-C.a. Prosecuting Attorney
J : Na;les - Carol! TNua-y 'o sac
cod Jr6E- Tiil-ran. arc FRA; n. n Hor,.-
y .: Benton County viii se named az
Prosecuting Attorney
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
nut. Ma:c. O. IL B. cs,rou. :ia,cr G-crs.

nut. Ma:o. q. II. b catron. Major George
". buchanan. Major Charles II. Howard
and Captain ". T.. ellison. The veterans
from Missouri were divided into two bri-
camps.
Tn. two hriSai.s were comma ndsd by
General Frank Garnor an! General John
Stone, The si'oIsDr fo- the State fol-
Lowed the general In command and his
staS
The sponsor vas Miss Grace McCulloch
% ~. Louis 1nd her maid o! honor was
Miss I.-onl T,niall. The rnairon FOR Mis-
s"uf! Was Mrs Henry Woodward OF 81,
Louis. Major General Elijah Gates rode
with Miss Ncculloch AMI her party.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
INTENDED TO QUIT MINING.
Joseph krani,zky Killed on Last
nav of Underground Work.
rp,--r-r SVEYAY.

REPUBLIC srEsTAi.
Joplin. SO. June !s-Jos>ph Krnn:.zky.
who has WORKED IN :he mines o: Joplin
Ten years. announced 20 his fellow miners
today ,hs. this va. his last Day IN III.
ground - he INTENDED investing his av-
..es IN n business with ie.s risk
A. he "a. ascending from 'hs mine. This
evening r. :.!I cJ: % the ore can 20 the
bnr:on, o. the shaft. a distance Of 70 feet.
lie was Instantly kilis!.
Ten year, sgo Krsni,zky was worth
81 90 b.. was j.l'si by n woman and
syeac his fortune .eckls~ly-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
Ms.soort River scheSs.le,

topeka. Eas. June "a ccn,.s. has
S.-n started h~'or. ~. STAT. H,a,d Of
Railroad ''um-nission-r. 90 s.cur. a with
..aw,l .: IL. Missouri River .r.ish;-ra:c
s~n-..,-..s. IT," Interior ichhsrs cf Kan
rIS ~" backing the move. hics Is being
opposed ~ ch- Kansas cItr al! Eastern
Na--as ~ .n,Hsa.N houses II successful ~
NIL rT.a:! the abolition - all existing
commodity .-hNiUi-~ sri Vii! cag.. a
general reduction f. -hs freight :aciH.
from al -ha interior points.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-17
HOUSE WAS STRONG
FOR COAST TRIP
Delegates All but Pass Resolution
for $l5.0OO Junkef. but Council
Sits Hard on the Proposition.

4 0eoN appropriation for . tunketinG
TRIP for the members OF fne House Of
Delegates and Council to Portland AMI
other cities On the Coast nearly got a. far
A. . resolution yesterday afternoon IN
the House Of Delegates.
In the last moments Of the session some
one proposed the idea Instantly heads
were placel together A $1caC trip 20
the Coast was declared to be a commend
able Inspiration. When enthusiasm was
beginning to run high. someone asked on
what p-efcIt the trip could he maze.
The wind was taken from the tunket-
ing sails for Q moment. but one member
came to the rescue Inspect garbage
plants and street improvements" he de-
elared e.citediy. ard Immediately there
Was . triumphant chorus. Tho very
thing
By this tina the conversation hah spread
to every member Of the Mouse. and they
gathered about. talking excife.!y. The
House vas still in session. h,I' even
Speaker Pro TEN Nash was growing un-
easy n hts seat ard looking ~ though he
wished TO ess Into the talk.
..wiu SO 900 be enough one member
asked HAD We hotter no, make II SIS
CO.. Enthusiasm by this time was ."
strong that some ~ the members. ~ they
admitted afterwarls could see themselves
packing their suit cases
by al meanA make II Ss.ooo." ehor,sed
some. but the original figure was stuck "a.
~ someone was getting ready 70 get
paper and pencil for drafting the res"lu-
:,on. there was . mention of the Council
Here was Q nsw stumbling block. and q
motion vas made TO take a recess for
fifteen minutes for feeling OUT the r-n-
;iment Of the Council On the proposition.
Tor that body would have to concur In the
resolution
Immediately there wa an empsyine Of
tho chamber OF the House Of Delegates
and . corresponding increase Of visitors
in the Council. The Councii at the time
was enjoying . recess Of iss own and the
time proved oppor;une.
Members OF the House soon mingled
Win those OF tho Counci, and told OF
carriage plant Inspections In glowing
ter1ns. bat the Counc.!rnea appeared dis
tant to the proposition. However. sorns
Of the Delegates rounded Up wha, they
said 70 be SIX v9t.s. Or on. lacking Of
being enough to carry tho resolution IN
the Council.