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The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24

AN sLcaUE sJH ckT 5ERn0H 5Y
TIE rev JOHN DOUGLAS Agkt.


ness from td- ext acts fI.G IayG.
Peter said. SILVER ana gol5 tlye +
none; but such IT'S have give Z unto
thee, Ia lhe name MI Jesus Christ 81
Nazareth rise ug ana walk He said:
Orr text introduces us 70 q lame
man who .ay day BY day at the gate
Of the lempie iA Jerusalem. begging
for sufficient money tc keep him in
life. This Is , very common scene
ia lhe New Testament. where we are
constantly meeting The lame. the halt,
the blind ana the iaperS, and there is
no wonder, fnr we must bear il mind
those were t1e davs when there were
30 hospitals. no scientific medical
schools, no homes for ln~curables, nor
any societies 5l bib Since that day
Christianity, without U~O8stfulhess, has
had n tld gnihceDt share III the crea-
ton of those centres of telief We see
no such spectacle on our streets as lid
the syrian Of old upon his. Our Chris
tan sentiment and Christian love have
provided the hospital, and Ii lame
men are sent there. And not only The
hospital, but we have to-day enlig3t-
ened scientific effort, societies al char
lily and h~elpfuiness on all hands; and
because the modern method or dealing
with sickness is not the same as that
az the apostles. never think that if IS
not Christian. for the same Christian
spirit plays about the treatment 0f
physical lis to-day, We have 10 be
delivered, IT seems 10 ne. from the
idea that Goo ia only ia the eXtraor-
binary. That lie Is only IN the large.
1t seems e. be hard upon nj season
10 comprehend, God IL as much in
the ordinary as III the miracle. It is
the same God, au1 GOD Is as much
in the hospital, III His spirit, and n
the modern methods 81 curing sick
ness. God is there just as truly as He
was 10 the days Of old. So Christian
lily has III 4 large measure solved the
question of the physically anne man.
~ rot going to speak thi mor1-
tug Of a.a.. We nave ptacti ann dis.
posed OF him. [ shall .3lE Of tae
morally lame man, and wh-n spPaE
Cf bin let us understand each other.
41la morally lame man nay l ghysf-
oa.3r equipped with the physique ~
d triumphant athlete. n may gav
e arv debt, The NOR lf x ban
i T5- sl +
@'~ '3 -" !, ~
OK VIII heattA t'"".N Al7 49,
lie is iame III 1is e. ie4te II IS "a
receive tte m iatAe lR "Lec'a'H@
as e".3st'Ls tA' e+ a1A
lanl@. 1898 nuagii, Io't ao.a a5I pouHo
toward ..+ goaI' q Acal IA ,1e
ma S412 ,t91 !s l>a ta,. .le l'f1lI,e.
.e nalaAy latn~ maA ljiIs .4o"I ut'
fore self-r SReet If X oeR oa'
A.s character 33a ltl. i'
DIS n"A conception ot ana li Als
Iotauau7 LIS q sos o. osctna @j
friend. and -l hiF Feaal.- sHth t3 -a.
ard country. He E.1 fa'l5t
the mora prcgTe2. 1t tlGSe Hoot-
q. ttc eommHaiT. .te .a3li-h
iott1 0'. -.s.ei ."a'
n'- !.
KIP -,
gas '' '-le "g-s-
pi.o.'tla'iA 4 Is a-'- ..r
i'li9hl -..ee ~ l-ot ~ ~.
aye aiu meyer -..i.'s "pi.A--sl'
mora 5.'il'i" 9u- '- 1@ aNa '...
Wau't 'ae WtAl1 a4
' -al.I poser commit 9a.e-.t
yoe ree 6la caiei oeht,lpltoFs ~
Iii Mf- ~s2stenanca Wete s.a eFo
we TO iA- tclAEt. INT. @t~V
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24

Students of the Nebraska Central
loisese unanimously voted TO bar foot
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24

Hit sbc2 s.. "a a
lnecicar Ee5e aft0i" session U tLs
.orr,ilrsa an praefG5 Of Latog the
iadorsec inc egfs
4 printers, and eas ~
ef3S Instructed
.asT,rerf 80 f9., 80 Try / A. q
a~-iIrred ~. eva4 q member was
$50 - 5ttfa
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24

seassor Plat Declares 1hat US uian't
Receive contributions FoI Anything
But state Campaigns - ao~atflsatisg
Cosap4uies Ezpse,ed Pruteyti9a@ No
open agav oa 3aelt.
New orls City seoatof l'att; sd
hitting tuat BE insurance Corporations
eyaects i pro tsci ion III return Or cam.
rs.gn coutle ltions ana John a. Nio1-
os explaining ihat pis Ietter to Depesg
coueeruina q "trjeHd 10 lie liver TO-
ferred to q man WHO was receiving
MONEY for mot Ueing tuiInical" 70 the
Equitable ana other companies wee
The cbief Witnesses before TIN nsUr
nee invest GATORS.
At tie conclusion of Mr. Pats testt
monv afto. he ned aaigactly paid his
compliment to 0dsl hy saying thar
tie o~iatribut0U of funds Has III the
bands Of tae State commit eGati
lAar, BIZ, flu9les was apprcg ebei by
r maI who D q tta REPUTATION Or icing
a SCR pf pre- agent Tor Plal ana De-
new ibis n5b insisted mat NJ,
8ugAe should cali DIstt hac5 into The
soon1. asflae jHag rae Senator wished
20 attach Oden rnoIe 81, o36catly if GER.
lin cues ,ors we're pu. t. mia.
E0r q minute &r. tFug8es was dis
posed 20 fall 5at2 tde rag. tut finally
h. de lea 40, 20 seHd after he seua-
tx, rao vas than ieaTils the City
Hon. 8aistLG fae8LY along tie hallway
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24
Ia 50 al enorts

80 20 ~Nh Va MANA SEANtNH "
Detroit
sixty-fonr entries were received for
ne wonen's golf championship.
Roggio utalal won the automobile
ace % tie Florida Cup ia Italy.
fc1n j. IcGgaw signed a thlos-
e manager of tre
Commission Plans
a.1omobl!e tour .
vert.
Of the Mohawk A.
in the race across
rome eoursA.
e sa0le chess match
n games 10 two
1r more football ma
de &C Princetoa.
lonnda ran a tog 70
1e aiatch a~halnss tie
he Piednl" Valley
utomobile Industry Is
ign 70 open the New
fes 70 gasolene com
non anu "yack
tchel to fight for the
championship Of the
lhfista {af
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24


e,erg I.g-
a - necessary ur
q ~ these Hal
usa.s g~tFyaTrinrin tnal g-sr.l- down
ceiling pan tue lett O. rlt e
womb, ree5 GUS exhaustion, peIa ra
small o. sEe back, .aucorrhosa az
ness, fasa,ancv alspl4ccuer Be faa
w4ub or irleE liaritues. h1 1T tasse
5ympt1u1s .ra indicat ous q @
bead condition cf lAe ora ss gr
w- ana K not e-'ec the r.
win make sa5uay u1tit tla
has be paio by lauE-r-
t-ou, aa5 jts ne 81 impalrea Iss,ll
ness at Gast. while tu Eaanv os -se
results ans ts
Tho following letter 5Lo-E nr.na
hop .a afering women
A5au5.at ne Colonngde Hotel
ST sites
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24

no SELL LANDS * m, u,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24

rived by tai question of ol
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SECRETS OF MEXICAN INDIANS.
Carefully Conceal Finds Of Miner
ais That They Make.

Some two weeks ago Q Mexican q! the
o'1scon class offered to sell me q consider
able quantity Of placer gold. which ne
claimed he had found within lse kiiorn.-
where he had got it, said r. q. Gibson of
Tepisco. Sonora. TO the Mexican Herald
''Amone this gold vas ono nugget as large
as an ordinary sized marble \ friend Of
n:ne bought this gold for So. and . day
Q: swo later sold Il for SIS.
1T ID no uncommon thing to md the
busconS Of that part Of the country with
gold FOR sale. This nueGet'-here he ex-
h!hi.ed a piece Of smoothly worn wash
Inch lonT By little over a quarter Of m
inch wide. with . piece os white quarts
running cro4wise through TT bought
from a bUscon some three years ago IN
Tep!sco He had several other pieces Of
fine gold ore. hut as I was not Interested
IN mines. bought this Simply for the pur-
pose Of making . PIN out Of Il:
about eisht months ago . hn.,on
local or" buyers All Efforts to induce hin.
to reveal she place where he obtained che
ore proved ~ no avail When he found
he vas watched bv spies Of mining men
he went back 10 work upon n U.tis corn
ranch tina. he had IN tho neiSub0:i,o"d
and ,hnv" he stayed ;H'il those watching
MIN go: tired About two months age h..
sud,;crlv cisapcSare:. ara had not again
he~n seen :A.r" ss she tine -! my s.cra.-
that he IL again on the hunt for ,he min.
rom Which he eos ,he ore. Or. II hs
knows where u is. he II taking ore ous
OF ~ or the Quiet, for he cold ou, all hts
corn and realized on his other c4ops at Q
sacrifice before he left
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SHOES AND GRACEFUL WALK.
How French Women Select and
rarn fnp Eonfvroor

IAN the cities Oh the Continent" said u
prominent wholesale ehOe merchant who
has Just returned from hts first trip
abroad.> 'are full Of graceful walkers nf
to the American. probably. for the reason
that here. In our larger cities. especially.
We see 50 little Of that kind.
The reason American women don't walk
well as = rule II that their shoes are Cn-
comfortable and tire heels are too high.
A French woman can walk all da:: With
out q protest. And regardless o. the fact
that she wears those much h-abused French
heels But that is just where tn. mistake
- made. The American manufacturer has
m his ende1yor TO provide something quite
dashins tackled onto tho heel seat Of some
Of the shoes a heel mOnstrOS,y which
throws the average French custom shoe
What tie French woman really wears
for street wear Is the old shioned iis or
IL Louis heel. with the broad top lif:.
which gives as much surface on which TO
walk as the ordinary military hee! OF the
present day. Then she wears her shoes
good Lord made them II her foot Is OF
the long. narrow and pointed kind. that
L. the kind OK shoes she buys or has made:
n short. wide ana square. Il IL the short
vAsnp ana broad toe that IS selected And
above al other thinSS-they are never
tight.
to me: 1t iS impossible for . woman 70 6e
awkward In her walk II she will wear q
shoe with Q heel not exceeding IL inch
In height. and when she puts her foot
down have the toes turned outward. TIE
,Ssne, .,. st her 70 follow
down first. and the latter IS the natural
position Of the foot II It is put down nat
uIAily with the ball n:st'"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

} attention in q legal way 70 the study and
practice OF real estate law He became in
in his early career. ard has stuck to It
eyer since He is now recognized IS =
high authority on the subject. Indeed. -
edge Of this branch OF litigation that for
MIN: yea:s he has been the representa- =
Tive ~ the William Waldorf Astor estate
III this country
That n Itself is eunicien: proof CT Mr.
Peabcdys deep knowledge ana conserva-
t!v" methods He " also.a director q the
Hamilton Fish estate. And in addition to
.hes. important and onerors respensib!li-
r"c;ora;e Of the As;or National Bank. the
delaware ard Hudson COMPANY the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. the
Illinois Central Railroad CcMpSn:. the
National Bank OF Commerce and the
Union Pacific Railway He also figures
on the Board Of Trustees OF the Real Ess-
:a'. Trust Company. the British Amer
lean Insurance Company o? New York. the
Bank for Savings and the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company
There j. 10 more indesat!eahie worker
il, New York than Il Mr.. Peabody. For
thar matter there arc few men I'm New
Yo;k who have greater capacity for
work. He ia not a man who n given to
tnt h. has one favori,e and familiar say
lag tha: il frequently quoted.
WHEN IN DOUBT. WORK"
IL -.
When In doubt work.
HIS work s.a: IS run on schedule sIme.
He arrives at his ONCE promptly at 3
o'clock Il. the morning. and except for Q
luncheon he does not leave until after
. O'Clock :n the afternoon. In these eight
hours oc ici! lie works with :nsistent plod-
fa ding aa a ss s, s'oR the, ss sS,
!.aI:-alnus,nS form o. occupation - re-
served :"r his hours OF iesure.
Al his home NJ. Psaboly has room
n.ed up for his use. which is technically
known as his library. but which IS really
a workshop. lie calls 1; his home ofie~'
There also al night :iIn. Mr.. Peabody
problems and the solving Of leSa, tcchnj-
caili!cs
Mr.. Peahc5y's autobiography. a. he fs,:-
nishca IL. IS distinctly typical Of the man.
He sail:
Il ani q !awye: ard have prac:iced IN
this city for abou: thirty years. Their. IL
nothing very exciting about my profess
a shor, period during which served IN
The stat" legislature. Tie stcry Of my
!!:e Is tus: ike that Of = hundred other
LAWYERS. who work all The time at their
Profession sE: take an occasional day Oh
or which 20 play
Cncc only did Mr. Peabody break into
politics and then in a rather !Iconspicu-
s eie..sa ID TO N. m Stat. % Ns..rnb,r ' Sv m. M Re-
puhlicans q: the old Eleventh District.
When he took his ssaf IN the legislature
a: Albany he was within a month or two
o; being = years old.
One term WAS enough 10: Mr.. Peabody.
He did not seek RECONCILIATION and has
neve. hee, candidate for public ONCE
corporation law was much more attract
I've 20 his N,e;hoiicai mind than the va
Ca-i"s .: law:nakinx ss they are In.
IUic-h In 4; Albany.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
PASTURE SHEEP BY USE
OF NOVEL ELECTRIC PEN.

A rev way OF pas,using sheep Ia. come
to uSh: good for tie g.ats and good for
IN. sh.ep-;ha; r.. pas'ur1ns them by
electricity.
In reocn. yoaIs nearly every town Of
any eIze has been provided with an elec
tri: generating plant. Ard frequently the
~!res are strung alons country roads from
TIL. fact I'd Mr. McSa:-. ~. :ny.n:or
~ the machine. 20 atfrnp; ;hs vs., of e,ec-
trici,y on the farm FOR srecr feeding hs
devised q curious y~N som" - feet s1lIar q,
built of vii. All: mounted on broad. Eat
~h>-Is This p~n Is designed to PUN IN
any pasture. even though Il b~ hills.
Wires connect with . small motor sta
yum being connected with ere sl~c:ric
~i.~s rom eaich y-ouer 10 d-1vsi a
turn cf . button and Tire zen sio1!y -r~-'~
across .he nsI: This Is she essence al:
:.e Invention
Two ,a..h~ and par. q. IN. Tin. az cd
ese have been yas,Ursi In .hs ;ea during
-. E1n-n-r a, ~. % .'A'.o- a. I1.nsirs.
G,owine .hick and heavy. 1s. ;~n ~ 20
asm1g~c shss :: cGavls the fall 'e-r-h or
tie Pasture IN o'e rsonsh, travelling shou:
:; - switched around and travels hack
again
A. :. r,oves the sheep "a. every 81. Of
shs Sos1.s- eagerly c-crc'u.. rex; the for
var SIDE - sire .~n a. !: runs over ne,g
ground \ ~. % osnv.s dock = h,;.ss over
ore corner - :fse ys,. % ;hs. sh~ shop
may - vei. sheltered. ard Ct.-soISs II
ylas eeena they have become ArcUs-
TONED 20 .fe moving @: 'h~ pen :ha; xAs,
eSsy lie down 20 aee,, thew snssG.~ rp
close 90 :b- forward s.d O: ;h~ ,~.. 80
;ha. .aeJ may re a. long r.c~<shie with
csse he.rS 6iesr-SAs ty the war enc o. sse
s>, ~ {: c-eeys toward .hesn
TIA, ss. s.-n eross<., g. ,se sssep err-,
vp Again and nv she Zine tic Se.. la.
made IS monthly ei:cSi.. :se sas:E-> -
Igas. - 60. cngs.tssc--
TIE a...ArcAee % this e;e-s-.cA. pss s.
:hA; iSe sAeey, are kept sru,s rS.n..sS
over. hs,s ~ss,ae aah sYa.so!irs doEu
'A:xn AEsoGnt at pasture. a-i r k~-~y, ere
sses. .Gie'. - that the3 sAAs on aesA
.AS.siy-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
LONDON WORST
CITY n WORLD
More Vice, Crime, Lsnacy and
DrunkeaDess There Than Any
where Else, Declares Well.
known English Physician.
SPECIAL. ~ CABLE

0P05A1 ~ CABLE.
Lea6oo. Dec. 3.-Copysight. scsD-why
= q that Iandon's crime figure should
have Secome 20 appalling that even the
Lated States authorities view them with
0alA1oOe0t?
To this question. asked BY . Daily Mr.
m reporter An Oflcial aS Bow street who
10 one Of the recognized authorities On
crime statistics. Fsslie0:
There can b. no doubt that intellectual
crimes are on the incfeAse-l mean for
eefSee. highly dif1lcuit burg!a15es and huge
swindles that require brains. resources and
nerves.
''The dangerous tendency Of crime to-day
10 toward oppression and murder by .
system under which no one can b. held
responsible by the law-l mean not only
'frenzsed finance that is responsible for
sha ma,.y svicides. AeHaIcasions and the
like. but al.b the eystem Of business II
business and iandlordism which sweats
rent out Of men and women until they
are forced into the street. to steal o.
e:e.VG."
IN the opinion Of . we:l-kncWn doctor.
''Ion1on has become the worst city IN
,he world There II more vice. crime.
iunacy and Drunkenness here he said.
than in any other city in the world"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
LOST ITALIAN FElcNS
AFT TO REACH HOME.
Ds"rs 80 New Hosk Sidewalk. Goes
90 ss~ilrsse aoS - 1oserDessee Ne
sesss Es~ss % SspooGo Case.
EErTB.iC sri.TAi.


S.u York, Dec se-THe h.monshiy re-
jGss mad. puhisc. Told ~ the good work
tho orSau!xa..on - doing 70 protect ma
'N.s OF Italy Who are arriving IN this
country ai :he rate q! T.. 90 q month from
>har?"rs. ~hc Woui! rob or c:he.W!ss
!njEre them Z opportunity presented
SEVERAL odi cases. dealing with the srou-
port one tells ~ the Nanie..nSs os Ar
'cuio HuEr-o. Who can speak no EnSiish
and who found II necessary 20 have an
imaginary ~ IL order 60 Cad his home Al:
No -le Grand stree: lie 90; there finally
H. NAY - Bellevue Hospital ard vas
&rs:ssu, .oS fh. care Ard attention be-
sto~so upon him
Nuu:rn ~as anxious 90 see the big s::y
az: although r. had ben warned no, 90
g OF: alone u:l:H h" could speA Ak . U,:!e
English. h. ,en'ur.I out on several &C.
cAsicrs. Generally he -7A.ASe1 30 strike
E,SnI fellow country and :nd his
va, hack
lie ioos-s. 81 vain Cor arycre aho caul!
understand = n. sai ar. hour. o. van
tsr!nx, With I.Ss: ss.ra-t-g AZ. hunger
driving h.--i. he struck Gpoa tr~ S.;iI.Ar:
pan - falling nc IL. sia;eWaIx anl. az
tracing attention IN TIA: way A c.oas
gaihAr~.: ard .he erst Policeman ~No saw
hir1 sau:-;1irE o. -. pAysEea; se.s IN q
harry All sc- ar ambulance
\ fss ~ srg'ss late. se 40 on his Nay
80 Bellevue HosyE,ai whe- ho reached
iA>re hs Vas sitting ur s-st..rS An ..:e1-
SE.fr- "a. sa-Hr .ois-1 Nho c.aGao9eA the
c-~~ h~t.-- .AAn :b. tcctcrs Ard Mrcs:a
~ss .cor o, he say 20 Grand s:see,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

e J. ODD th.. ssai.xer'ar. sse country
s~sreN-. = - So .ssS: ta-!y &c 20 90 0af
s'so-is-5 have PLANNED TIRE largest ~ useu.n
e military cE-'->s;.>s BE: TIE NxSev-n oS
tCsc- a.! V<F ~ lsSre--. - !a,enSeS &c
tcsi 49, Essns- re--sa-SaAie Collection OS
e4s sJsss.:s ever Ss.-~e-s
u MI sae~ ar Almost complete cciet-
.so-s a. oSecs->s zT-zs .l,ce ;he Store ASe
znt fses> -sais;sss -!H - cssieme-;ed BY
trsrsssy- .: 7z-iisc-rs. srI-tS dealing 0ich
rf- Ss-rvss 6. OAr. rzo-3es- - uso-sc.n ;rc..-
clsss REc s.o~as>-a~,. a-se- - feet. evesy-
tefzR e~a-s-x ss-s- ;hr slesscf
fss .r.rc.rsA air, All b 80 co.ye9s ether
-ysttc-- 80 ~ iteo q. Sngve->Ai .>oc~
sslf 4 - s~si~~~9 ,hs: rsh-s ,,oz,,-ssz 0f.i
cssrtsfs1s> 80 te> scsf~c;kH1 n fsr;seTa oeo
% .hsS Ss.A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
REPORTERS CAGES ARE TO GO.
Departure Determined Upon At
Pennsylvania Capital.
EpCRfI<s SPECIAL.

Harrisburg. Pa. DeE 3e-Eo more. aSsse
the extra session of tn. legislature, Will
the Legislative" newspaper cOrrespondentS
and Senate to do their work under the IN.
sp!rat!on Of q rear view Of the legislators'
heads
fnmblke structures on either sido ~ the
Speaker when II became apparent thar "
was impossible 70 do the htVd-.aGe work.
hut the one In The Senate remains. q triN
n:e 10 ;h" bosses. who w".@ determined
thar too close a watch should not be kept
on the Legislature
Cari,o, annear.a bs."r. ,b. n.w Cani,cI
Commission and r,IDriffci plans for new
c,.s.s Galleries for NoUs~ and S~naie.
which W:li b" .n"d"isd sF;~r those IN the
Capitol 1T Washington They are In the
roar ~ tho ps.sliinC officers ~ the Senate
and House and face tn legislators.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
CARNEGIE Wakes
TO ORGAN HYMNS
LEAD, Kindly Light or "silent
Night" Played Each Morning
On instrument in His Home.
RRCBIIc 8PECAIe

RRC1xIc SPECIAL.
New York. Dec. :o-Andrew Carnegie =
~ekened every morning BY musc.
Just ~ the clock stHikes , each day
Or 'silent Night his two fa.osi,eS roll
bis home "a Fsssh avenue. 1ousin< the
aS e sr sa ef S aad - 1ca
asss barr are played. o. whether be Is
sssSH.!ly soSsed from - s'.mesrs depends. ends
b. believes In being brought back to con-
ec!ou0ncss BY the music o, some hymn he
loves. 20 that his nrst thoughts vii! 6e
for tho day. Frequently 10 VIII lie quietly
in bed the entire hour while the musician
plays cacred music: Wagner operas and
energetic. after enjoying the. music ior a
few moments he has Q bath and goes down
to breakfast before the hour OF music Is
when living In his castle II skibo Scot
land, he - awakened fifteen minutes ear
lies each Gay By music. but not by the
organ. for three musicians with bsspipes
stand under his window and skfri ballads
that he Mkes to hear. At o'clock they
depart will . native air. which the or
eahist tAke' up and works into the hymns
Ct which Mr. Carnegie 10 10 pass:0nateiy
This daily musicale r.. Of course. fer the
special benefit Of Mr.. Carnegie. but when
ABROAD every SuoCay afternoon his lamliy
room and for m hour the OrEanist plays
hymns. which the maids and men sing. II
they caro- 70. While In the city these con-
ceEts arc omitted. FOR the master OF the
house goes to ch lrch. where he hears inu-
sic he Graves. ard the servants have the
same privilege.
Tho instrument in EiD Fifth avenue house
10 played by Walter L. Gale. Orsanist Of
the Broadway Tabernacle. Broadway and
FOrty-stxth street. every morning. Sunday
Included. and for the last four years he
Ing hymns. He rolls out his favorites
until word IS sent to him that sleep is over.
and then breaks into stately old march.
Tannhauser. or even a ditIy for whicl, Mr..
Carnegie has expressed a i:Alng. II Sc
lection does not ft In with the great mans
mood. he sometimes sends down q request
with II. As . keynote. Nr. Gale knows
what 10 desired for the rest Of the hour.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SHE GOES $50 MILES
TO WE'D IN 4 HOSPITAL.
Es9Sseee % 0oss - PAsoo1esphao-
eeoo O0s0e g. ~ Travels
HPOO S0s0Oaah.
EErCg,:c sFDTA:.

EETCRSse SFO'IAss
Yni.sds.ph!a. De~ x-AI; me accident
ward Patients IN :ne German Hospital
we're witnesses 20 :he marriage os Martin
y lInshy. ore az iheir :gUsee 90 Miss
Ms,x.re; " Rose. ~h.oi, sAs performed
if. the hospital ., nooa Sy TIE Reverend
A. NJ Vivian Of .h~ Thirteenth e;.eei
Nc.holis; Episcopal Church
Both l.nssy ard his bride are residents
o: Savannah. Ga. i4:skY 10 v.ari,s en-
Nncer o, eos-e the Merchants a:sI Mine's'
f.ne steamship 0.rr.ssac IN q storm tao
weeks ago he s<!i down . hzschvsy and
received = compovn1 fracture q his tight
arm.
Tse wedding sas 80 have .ahen pia-s
Christmas Eve Af Ns6s Ross home bot
0nen the 4eYTsmAc TT INTO ts:s port.
iI..sxy had - - taken immediately 10
;fs German Hospital. aa: lie ~as IN .
oe-fCSS enH63s:on-
lie sen. . :ese4ssso 70 h.s lance. and
sAs started tsnm~3.A:eiy for This city 6..s
Dgsc:sed tue .soerO-
After The ceremony. the O-t.s and bride
eroosn srok quarters "a sa apartment
house IN Sp-.nG Gsresn sere~t. nsAs Br,saj.
I4nsty Wfii have 70 return 10 She ho.s'fs'
<Aiiy 20 have hss arm dressed lie - =
1eaSo el1 ae1 Ma 1aaky y u
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
-FOUR CHICKENS OCCUPY CELL
Fowls Held n Witnesses Against
New York Boys.
gIpIBi.i,' SPECIAL.

New York. Dec. H.-Fc,H frightened
checkers occupied n cell af the Charles
street Station. Ih"y were held - Wtf
Ees.@S Of "A wicked plot nf Albert Nialla.-S
90 80. no CTiTist rpf"r street snH Scrj"n
Murphy % 40. q Christopher street. tr0
las's 10 wears nf age.
The chickens had been sru91'v sisepirS
IN .-ooi. at TIE corner of G.rovg sr':
Wsshir stou streets when dArkrcss s~;t
the ,ads scooped down 90 the coop.
broke open tb. ,la:s. ard. with = fowl N
each hand started to escape pOIic~.
,nA:i grabbed the boys and took Them ara
the chickens 10 the Stallion Ten OtheS
chickens IN the coop got away.