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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15
ARE YOU TIRED?

When you're tired and nothing rests
you have you ever thought OF a Turkish
bath7 MOI Well. you want TO try II and
note the energy ~ puts back into you
You can obtain the best OF Turkish.
Russian baths NJ the establishment of
Whitley and~Heston. 36 Aborn street ~
4 open day and night. Try the well ap-
pointed place and you will get the habit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15
.ddYSa~y@N
TWO WOMEN HURT
Awning 10 Front Of Westminster SiHet
Sitrs Fell Uysn Th,m

An awning In front Of the store at 232
Westminster street fell at 1.3o o'clock,
Yesterday afternoon. owing to the giving
out OF the frame due 10 rust.
Mary Nj. X. Brown OF Planet street. and
Mrs. Howard a. Humphrey of II East
Manning street. were slightly injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15

James Mcdonald. 10 years old, was ar
raigned In the Sixth district court today
for the larceny OF 81 from Hugh Nc
Govern lie pleaded guilty. Sentence was
deferred until next Tuesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15

business disposed OF but all pertnined TO
the work OF the union and consisted OF
reports from delegates and committees.
COUNCIL HOLDS SESSION.
There was meeting OF the building
trades council last evening that was full
or interest though the meeting was short.
The first business done was the reading
OF the credentials OF the delegates from
tle steam fiters' union and the seating Jt
the same
A communication was received from the
Brewers union l66 stating that It was
heartily In accord with the sentiments
against anti-union saloons and would
support the unfair list OF that body.
communication was received from the
Centrai body stating that a committee
hdd been appointed TO act Jointly with
thein In the matter OF n rally
There was then considerable discussion
or the action OF the bartenders relative
70 saloon placed on the unfair list and
IL was voted TO send them a letter Of
scnsure
The committee in the Journal made a
rcLort OF progress and was continued.
The delegates 10 the meeting OF the
Central Trad~s and Labor union made
report stating that the report OF the
delegates 10 the American Federation OF
LABOR had been received and some very
lucid matters made known concerning the
Building Trades council charters.
The rally committee presented num-
Der OF proposals for raising money for
me rally and II was presented 10 tho
locals for approval and corporation.
The remainder OF the time was devoted
10 trade reports.
CARPENTERS "a ENDORSE KEAR-
NEY.
At the special me citing of tho carpenters
local. No. "a. last evening. the union en-
dorsed the candidacy Of Mr. Kearney In
very strong terms and decided 20 do all
In their power TO see that he was elected
business agent again
The matter OF the business agents will
be brought up at the meeting of the car
penters' council tonight, and the three
candidates announced, after which the
unions will vote for their choice. 1t is
said that Mr.. Kearney will sweep the
boards this time and the other candidates
Will not have a look-in.
All the locals are aroused TO the situa-
tion and, owing TO statements published
are saying that they will show what
the real sentiment concerning Mr. Kear-
ney as their representative. is. They say
that he will be Overwhelmingly elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15
THE FIELD
a:Saso as
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Plumbers. Labor temple
Iron workers, Labor temple.
Electrical workers 80, Exchange place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15
The Grow1er.

OUR editor is in
receipt OF another
com mu'nication
from DIR. Gray OF
Michigan city, Ind.
I'm connection with
the controversy the
Doctor and "the
@ 70 w Ter" have
worked up over the
point OF the stay
ing" qualities OF
the country boy
and the city boy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15
WAN 7 Ed

A BRIGHT. active. honest boy. who
can and will sell and deliver papers In
East Providence. Boy wanted who will
build up route Of his own. Apply at The
News, Providence
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

men in Gen t~auieno 3aiien beslelben
beriinl, Dab ooS ouf frnn5oiii6et
Sdiifen 10 eeipobnlide Gufen nno
Shreicn iif) pollltanoie perlor.
Ser autter mor benz S~ran5oien
jebt 10 nabe gefommen, bob es mar,
aIs iolte iein BUG aerooe IN Ole
Ylonfen Des @egners treiben. Dies
aeihab. iebo1 niht, oenm ais Der
autter iid mieoer aus ieiner geoiids
ten Stearne oufribtete, idoB er bart
am Stern oes ieinolid)en Sdiffes
poriiber, nnb leine Sniaiien iahen,
mie Der juaenolihe Gommanoeur oes
Montcalm auf Den Safeborb iprong,
nit ieiiiem Anitano ieine Wtiise luf.
tete mo einen lobelnoen 8ruB
minfte. +,
ySa, ia!" rief Sap, reg lit Elm
auBerprbentlides Slid fir Gud,
eaB mir fem iGperes @eihiis am
9or6 baben, JOINT molten Mrs balo
einri6ten Dob Sbr neue &aliten-
tenlter MAIDEN llltBfef!. s
M .gr mar boflid, 9rllber Gap,
idgte 9miboln, ybas lit Der Sran5ole
immer." IN, a. c:t.
ylleber9olt Cure Suue! mad9t
bie Infer ffor!" tonte. in oielem
Mugenblif Sasper'S Stimme, nlpir
tommen an oie 8rououng!"
Die marnenben @orte lenften lo-
fort gtQer Mufmerfiamfeit mieoer ailf
Die sefabrlide Gage, in lpelder lie
lid beionoen. Ger SHUTTER hottie lid
Dem liter bis aui cine Wteile &c.
nGbert, nno Der ~beieeiette fleine
Streiien oes groBen Segels 5~ittertc
inter Den StoBen oes Sturmes. IS
mar, uls iollten Die itarfen Saue,
meld)e Die complicirte Maid)ine gu
ianlmenbieltenl nie. Spinnensepebe
5erreiben. Ger Hegen botte nadge-
loiien, ober Die 2uft mar lpobl biin-
bert SUB ilber Der Oberflahe bes
Gees NIT blenbenoem @iiht eriiiat,
Der einem funfelnocn WoiIerltalibc
glid. @alo, fldrte iid) cltd) Der Sim.
mel. Die Come trat berpor, aber
menn ouf) Sasper Den geGn9ltigten
@efGbrten bos bep~oritebenbe Gnbe
oes Sturmes propbe5eiben fonnte, 10
ourite er boh Oamit nid)t ailf 5ll'
gleih iagen, Dab mntmebr iebe @e-
fobr ibr Gnoe erreid)t' hotte. oenn1
nnouiboltiam trieb baS Shiii Den
8ronoungen e%ntgegen, un0 jeOe Nn-
ltrengnng, es in ben Nino 81 britt
gen nno ban1it bon Der geiGbrliden
gabn ob5ulcnfen, erlpies ii6 ais cr-
folglos.
Wan traf oie notbigen Sorfebrnn-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Scdlites @apitel.

@cgeu Mittag bin brah iid cno.
lid Der Stnrm, ullo halo onraiif
peritieb ord Der ~eI1n5cnoa Gdanm
ouf Der Sberfldde ocs Gees. mo Die
gan5e @oiiermaiie 5eigtc 0as ae.
mobnlid)e' unrubige @ogen, effal1cl.
dies Der Stitrm feinen giufllYB nlcbr
iibt. 3par id)ht9en Ole @oNeirnoh
obne llnterlaB eegem Dos llier. flitb
ole 2iIit Der &ranAun9er btieb 4ob.
gleid bas Iuiilie9en oes @ild)tcs
nodgdoiien bette, ollein Die ~7Sliltll
eridien bel Weitem 9eu11Bi9ier, nHb
Sosper beidGitigtc lid) nit ocir
Infern, pelde llnd)eilanocr gelIdltet
lpuroen.
ga boS WiBtroupu aegen Sosper
nod lanae nid]t beieitigt mar; iiber.
triig mon Gap Die Oberaufliht, mas
Ger junge Mnnm iid) obne Wioerreoe.
gefallen lieB. 9eim Niebergnng Der
Some mar Der ailtter Dor oell erItell
Snieln, ipelde am slusguigspnntt
oes Sees lipgen, uno che eS Ounfel
mliroe, iegelte CT ollrdl Die i6nialcn
&ouGl, melfe 5i Der langgeludltcn
Citation iiibrten. I'm 8 llbr Der.
langte Sap ieoodI Dob mQn slnfcr
merie, benn Die Srrganae Der, 3ll.
ieln mrroen 10 permidelt mn mltocllt.
lid ooB er bel icoQr Geifuullg iiirdl-
tete, inter Die &anoner 0es frouSoi.
iden Sorts 81 .g~erntben. ennltdl
erreibte nlan cine fleiEe, ob9elegene
8ai. no man Die @adt 81 pfrlpailen
bei6loB. slm Worgrn, traf mon
aui Der Station Elm nlo sing ans
2un0.
Die Sniel bate cineu ilngciabrcn
ltmfang pom 20 Worgel Sano lino
mar bereits 5ilr Solfte ibrer gGllple
bcraubt. Sbre llfer poren NIT Se.
biiih eingefnBt, mo iefs ooer ndlt
uiebriae Siitten. oienten Der Wolnl.
iduft All @obnunaeu uno sur Mrtbc.
mabriing Ser 3iiden- nno Spltnlpor'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

gen, INN I'M geeianeten slilgciblfrft
Die @ilrfanfer austpericn 81 f6niiclt.
Ger lebte nod ntsgeiebte 6ebcn Sc.
gel ipuroe geltrifeit, uno Sasprr be.
CAB iif an bos Stelierroo. Ger
8itter fiel ab uno flog i'm nad)itel,
Momerlt nit elmer @cldnpillDiaft t
eesen Die 9ronollilGen niebcr. ble
ieine poait1noige @ernidtiln9 hclcrs
gen lieBen. Sn bieieni Nllgef6lif
muroen jeooh Die beioen Slilfer oila.
%gerporfen, unb gleidl oaroilf lag oGs
S6iff nit Dem Shnobel ieenoriS
wie 5uiiden 5tuei giieubalfeit ieit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
MRS. CHADWICK REFUSES
/. TO MAKE Her THREATS GOOD.


Cleveland. Dec. Mrs Cassie /. Chad
wick VAS taken into the Federal Elnk-
!ui'tc: Court to-day. ~. .ie. oN. request.
fur ;h" purpose. as she stated. OF ccfn-
pletinG her testimony a. TO some financial
dealings. Also s,le has recently stated
p.rtance No;hins of ihat nature WAS
brought out. Inj the hearing ended with
-S1-s. Chadwick in condition bordering
OF collapse.
Mis. chadwick said she would make
further S:a,elIls MS C"nccrni:: her frin-s.-
;io,-s. provided that certain pcr.aI:is whom
sIe all. Ssd have benefited greatly through
her Il. ..,iins.s. wol:.d first tell what Sh. y
knew.
Sh" mentioned Doctor W H. Eitch. n.
~, si!en; oi IL. State Saving. and Trust
Company. of this city. and J. 4. Smith,
~. attorney. and one Of the directors Of
;hc hank.
Attorney Smith in: ,:,nch.a,ely stated ia the
c"ur; ;ha; IN. only 'l.:iinS he had with
Mir Chadwick was about four years :sso.
when she borrowed $50 'r"M the bank.
aG9 ss,m. months later the money WIS
paii back through him.
E-au.St - give additional names. Mrs.
Chadwick became excited and almost
hyst.rica!. and said III" dia no. wish TO
give them in public. stating tina; she did
not want 20 hav" anyoc.iy exposed.
sH.e sad that ih.-' persons had bene-
fiiei 10 IL. extent of hundreds cs
thousands Of dollars hy her. and that IN.
money might be recovered for the benefit
of creditors II suits were h.GUG- Pressed
for the names. she refuse! TO give then.
and finally showed cVidoI.c. Of :a!n;!ng
Before b. ing taken back 30 TAIL she
sah she would Civ. the ra:ncs 20 Trustee
Nathan I-'e-er in private. and he co;..a
do whS lie thought best.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
PREFERS .'BUTlERiSM"
TO ECclESIASTlClSM.


II there is any necessity for n machine.
g.T.. me political bOss:sm in preference.
To any ecclesiastical Jo'nin..ring I
would hv far rather submit ;o tin. ma
chin. rulc ~! Colonel r! R,,sl.r than 90
any semhianCe of rule of m~si!aevaI
scclcs.as;iciSm.' sad IN" Reverend Doc
tor 4. J. EiccOlis in his ve?Ort ~ tn. In
t"rchurch Conference To the Presbyterian
ministers yesterday
The statement MAS nla3e In connection
with n ref"ren'" 20 an attempt on the
part of som" Of the delegates tsp the con-
ference 30 have a central authority es-
tahi!shei for the evangelical churches Of
this country.
Iocfo: Nicroiis Co3i-nii"d that union
for the purpose "f securing good .exisla-
tion and political pr.s-!R. is not i.ec~s-
sary. ssnc. this end Is me-; in good citiz.n-
ship The union necessary ?oY tho
churches is IN Christ. h" said
A. Tn. conclusion 81 lfs address = vote
oe thanks was EXTENDED 20 Doctor Me
coils AMI y special yo'. was also ,a.an
cgmIn-nd:ns him for having the word
divine inserted sSore Lord AMI
SAVIOR. Jesus tfr!s:" IN tho expression 81
faith adopted Ly 'h" conference. thus
committing 'he is!sgaiss tn q positive BE-
lief in the divinity ~! Christ
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
DOCTOR GARRETT ACCEPTS
CALL TO ST. PETERS CHURCH.
Beaten FASTER Aa0sO0ees he Wisl
Take - GasBes % New CAsrxe

Tie Reverend David Claiborne Garrett.
rector of the Church II the Eesiec.l.r
Chestnut Hill. Bosion. Mass. Last night
Informed the sIni.ers Of the vcstry uf
~. Peters Episcopal Church that he had
decided To accept the call to succeed th.,
ia;e Doctor Short. and that he will take
Up the work Of his new charge about the
frS! Of the year
Mr.. Garrett preached for st. Peters con-
grseoii"n at ho!h services Sunday and
Yesterday attended IA" T.ctinS. Of the
Episcopal Cier;cus Ia Schuyler Memorial
Ho,Is.
Th. family oe f!.c n,w rector. consisting
OF his wife. a son af... TWO daughters. will
accompany him 20 -. Louis Immediately
y" r'.'i"ry is attached io III. church.
hu; u il thought Mr.. Garrett will lease
SOM Residence in - Convenient neighbour
hood.
Nr ':aIr"t. .s recognized as one Of the
strongest men "a tn. church and during
his career IN f!I. ministry. continued sue
cess has been Eii.
IL. was born IN burlington. Ia. and re-
c.!srt! his education q; .;riswoid College
Davenport. and at Harvard University.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
Banks CREDITORS
WILL GET HALF
Fred Essen, Receiver for Lewis
Institution, Gets Order From
Clayton Court to Pay 50 Per
Cent Of Claims.

Fred Essen. receiver Of the Peoples
United States Bank. yesterday obtained
An order from Judge AcEihinney Of the
Clayton Circuit Court TO pay or = per
cent Of the demands Of the creditors od
the hank.
Even stated that he had more than
N.les"e in his poeteoton snd that he
without interfering with the administra-
ton Of the estate.
At the same time Essen submitted a
statement Of the lab;iitis: and asset: Of
the bank II reads ~ follows: Capital
sock authorized {: 5O0.eoe. unissued $ss0.-
les =: boo1 value cf stock S:S5oese: de-
p0siis subject to check S4939.aS: time
- 60: accounts payable N.Ai.S.
A.se;s-FIrni,uIe Snd nxtHres. S Sss'imat.
interest accrued slAeside: accounts re-
ceivable estimated value C:Nsse. book
estimated value &S.s3se: book value -.
-: du. from hanks and ba mixers on
deposit subject to check 4>S8.3x.70: GER
t'hca:ss OF deposit SsssS: cash On hand
Excess ~ liabilities over assets IN esti.
mated at S:T.:c:.1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

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3xFFffT ~ r 4. ~ a SSse1S
So, Sly SsoSS s. ~; ;o Eavese = A1e0 %
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AZ y.se ~ W
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siiy y Si.st s s.,s: Aanis Barton ana ha':
EUTTlNCHAN-S r.. q. q. 6se. Bran
POO ssd 1.sil;nd. sisy 6scek AZ;
s'pHsn.mpson H.snss Realty Company 70 Aic:.s
o;ssa-s shsii,Sa. s,sS ~ SiosI -: - FRANK wSs.
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t;ood. nas fs.aie,.n civ b,o.a ts.::
Isns S,.sv..r - i,.ssn~ Iny t.nr
or EEH:,tE IT. - - -,
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~ .'oSh ~; nO.s.k e. ns
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
|SUnOAY-SCHOOL
WORKERS TO MEET
Final Arrangements for Institute
Are Completed-Five States
and Territories to Be Repre-
0ented.

Final arraneements for holding the
PSesby'eriai 9;nday-Sch0ol Institute IN
connseticn With the December meeting OF
and Compton Avenues Presbyterian
Church were made yesterday.
The meeting viii open mex, Tuesaay un-
Alexander Henry. secretary Of the pres
byterian Board Of Publications and sun
day-sehool work. and will be- attended by
Srsrsass SroT M,.s OF Sundsy.schooi missionlr,ss
tory. Oklahoma and Kansas.
Tuesday morning from 10 To Il O'Clock VII
ne devoted 10 the meeting 0f tn. pres
oyte:y. Of which the Reverend J. ~ fseall
Pastor OF McCausiaNd Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. il moderator
Inc sessions OF tire institute will be
tor II. H. Gregg at !: o'clock. after whi,h h
shefe Viii BE- roll call OF the SUNDAY
SCHOOLS represented
,, Mrs Robert Rankin q Lafayette Park
the Sunday-schooi lesson fer the follow
ing sunday. after which Professor a. 4.
deliver an ad''res. on Physiology AZ Ap-
Piled to Primary Teaching" A round ia
c!e discussion conducted bv Mrs. a. Parks
SL Wet f.esbyte-ian Church will con-
S!uds the ;fnie devoted 70 the work Of
e5m0ay-schooi primary departments
| IN: next forty-five minutes viii, be de-
voted to S;ndly-schoc! teachers. The first
pa!er: The Teacie STUDYING. viii Re
W .;eofcs W. sutherland NJ Tyler place
Church The Teacher Teaching'' viii h.
s.o;:.' 81 paper nv the Reverend
ChuTci,; Hiss Ella .:ovreau %: Markh1m
memorial Church vii! cnnciu,i. the papers
=, T.. this f.1ariniemt ,.t with a talk on .:rh.
| ton:w"'i i,v u discussion
l lWts-..iEu'e addresses by the following
pas;.r. ps; Wal he male on Sunday school
| The Rsvc-.rds ". J. McKi,tr:cs. = n.
| Gauss .. K"sSI>r John l.. Rocmtr,
! fri!:ci: W; Russell and Park NAYS Miii.r.
=. Y.,;s -. LOUIS; and ,i., Revercris Perry v.
| Wehser G:ov.s. J. q. u Heyn"!.is II Ironton
| and u. W. Ely cf 81; charles.
OTHER ADDRESSES.
| tn" half hour from 4::N 70 o'ciork will
ne. "e devoted r, 10 Sun::ay .s.ho"i suI"rin'end-
nesorr ns the sss: VII ;. x.,s M
Henry Schroeder OF Pope Av"nu.. I'rcsiy-
| !crian Church. The Superintendent, With
MS Teachc's will be tire subject of a pa
M"moria! Church. The Reverend W. F.
| Evans Of Second Church viii deliver a pa
ie. on Ih: Sups psrin'.n'ient and the sun
papers will be followed nv a hries Discus
sion on MY Mos, Interesting Expert
ei,cH" by ten Sunday school missionaries.
Fem S:l5 ia -" o'c'"ck there will b"
by e. II. K.rpel of First church; Tor pri-
mary workers. by Mrs. n. W SinIonson of
G'ac" Church: for secretaries. by Miss
May Walker Of Tyler Place church.
I over by the moderator. the Reverend J. y.
EcaH. ani III. pro.ramm-, Will include
sS''p;ural reat!irs by thu Reverend =. ~
Ra;..h. iIayes t.y IN. Reverend Doctor =
}: Nicc"'is. and two addresses. one by
| thc Reverend Doctor Henry and tho Other
by Sin'iay-sch"ol superintendent At
viii ," pronounced by IN. Reverend Doc
tor :. &. Palmer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
ARMY nam KILLS POLICEMAN.
Lieutenant lcndlctOn Is Held ut
Cebu on Murder Charge.

Cebu. i. !. Dec. T. Via Naniia-Li-U-
tenant Charles feaG!.'nn - the s.onstah,i-
larry ordered four raIi.. so.G..f- into the
vehicle ir! Hkich he was driving. 4 ma
tive policeman stopped him and "rd.r"'!
him To- !iSnt th. lamps o.l the vehicle.
when TenGIc:or Sho: him dead.
He then continued on h.s way. bU: re-
turned later ani Obtained tic body. which
he delivered ." the i.olic", claiming that
he had found the man dead on 'h. road.
Tn. soldiers accompanying h';n con
Gr.:,ei his s;ofy Until today. when they
brnk. down. Por..ile;on haa tesn drink
!nG
T.,fietor's family lived at Atlanta. ga.
He vas formerly Sergeant .n III. Sever
~ -.-st Regimen; o; New YORK
He las E.-E h..9 for M1;..T.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
CELEBRATE REQUIEM FOR
FATHER lAvERY'S MOTHER.


While TN. tu:!ai service over the body
q? tn" Reverend Father f.svery's mother
was being conducted In ireland. . solemn
requiem service WAS celebrated IN Holy
Rosary Church for the ye:,cae Of her soul
at 20 c'c.o~k Yesterday morning.
Tie ceiebYIns % the mass. Father Law
srv. was assisted bv fhs fevs..r1 Father
Casey as .:~acon. and she Reverend
Father Timothy snps-y a. sgSsieacon
TT. Reverend Father Clarke was maste.
q ceremonies
After the sb<o!ution q: the citaS,!q':e
a; rhs conclusion % mass. Father casey
briefly a44rcsses! she priests S.o had at
tended the service and the members o: shS
congregation
Ns-y Reverend Father - q llooS :.
q; a.i the Reverend f>s'h.rs r. D. MT
s~y Noiwtrk. AyISsr1 Sullivan. Foley
T0Iay Collins. Sussn, McGiyna. Eng
,'-h Heat Morgan. Lyons. J " MAY
pJlse. Shields ws's1a NccaY;r.y
C-Conno.. pfRsli'y Gflrlian. F-,!1ae %
S.~ Nsis'c and Mcmahon cs Portage
y.ii. NO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
FOR COAL OIL INSPECTOR.
81. Louis County Wants Cover
nor to ArpOin! Official.

Tho s., Louis County 'o,S. yesterday
granted .h~ petition - I-an Burton an'i
Others asking that they request Governor
Folk 20 ap;,nin, a cos! Oil inspector FOR
$, i>ru's County
III. .aw authorizing tho appointment Of
county INSPECTORS 20 I;i.es a request from
TIRE County 'ogrr. r 10 though: that the
appointment. will -ow t~ mad.
Jesse joplin pr Eureka all receive .he
recomm.,aatIon or tn. DsTuocra.!c Cen
'rai Committee srS the Leading Demo-
cra:s - I'll. cou.ty for the POSITION Err
res: Marshal! whos name wa- mentioned
several weeks aco. i not can1.ta;e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
DR.. Miles
Anti-Rain Pills

a..a in {. ve.s sev minutes you 9TH hov0
m further thoughts about either pains or
p..i. and Gan 20 about vtor business o:
p. free ssons SUFFERING % 6istresa
For years sp~:ie OF nervous headache
would lay me ~ for tvo ~ three dsys
at = time. have no more such dAya ]
f.he oee OF DR. 4iIosf A0SI.p0oD
I1:ls and "a twenty manuseo & = usoaiiy
~! 9,ne
MRS RUTH RECORD. cosensaa n. q.
n you are not sasia0oo 0ieh A.Se 80
yosp 1s10B1se ON sessso yo0 Ooosy.
= AooaA . 0o01A 1o0UB ~ = -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
MISSOURI SUIT POSTPONED
ON ROCKeFEllER'S ACCOUNT.


the examination Of John u. Rockefeller.
II. II. Rogers and other standard pil men
IN the matter OF GUSHING tn. Standard 81.
Trust from Missouri has become ncces-
sary because Of the failure TO get service
on Mr.. Rockefeller and Others.
1h. hearing Mas to have begun to-day
b.ic.r f.e.:,,ick ~. Sanporn " this city.
fosipone:nen, has been taken until Janu-
AIRY I.
MIR. Rogers vas recently served with a
subpoena, but. II Is said. the service Is
again.
Among others for whom prOcess-sevvcrs
tav. been looking are: Henry NJ Fia:is:,
John D. Archibald Wade Hampton,
James 4. Nona,; aid Waiter Jennings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
ISs....


Henry Henri hnevcy. fwc story sees ssoeA
n" os-i S,uth l:rCa'ivsy. S-..A
'.cIcrsl Improvement 'onr'a:'y. nine ocl~ story
dwellings. No. Ci%s-e. Emerson avenue. 81: ~
ga E;chp-. Ina-s:o.y dwelling. No. MI
IaTni"c ;is".. Si..As'
S.hser.-r S -. wreck bui!,i!rsa Nos i502
q. Lucas avenue t;n'
Fell Arrh';' ~'ural COMPANY. :vo-stsrv s;oree
a.'l Fat. ~ 81, Cherokee s:-s.:. 3. 80.
T.. \. E,.rrna'r. on"-s-.ry factory. No. .S!S
T!Iissant av-,Ge. So
John Kcwcka. "n.-s,s-y f-ans> dwelling. No
..si s:ra.oss avenue s.'fs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

ham Memorial Presbyterian Church VII
give an illustrated lecture on Russia thtD
evening ia the church
The Reverend George 7. Rerry. HeDeoe
sentative secretary Of tine McAn NixsiOn
ia Paris. spoke at WashingtOn-C Compton
Avenues Presbyterian Church Sunday.
and will spesh nj second Church to-mOr-
Tow evening NT Berry - In this coun-
try collecting for the t,AuS0.
The QUEENS Daughters 81 81. NarA'S
Catholic church are conducting u Christ
mas kh1Aar.
Church Of the ResleSmer will b. inAuoNSo-
ted nj the church. Euclid and WashinGtOn
avenues. Tomorrow afternoon. and wtu
close Thursday niSht.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
CORONER SAYS TWO MET
DEATH ACCIDENTALLY.
6eop aaa Nlss. Margaret Graham.
Who Mere Asphy stated.

The inquests held by Coroner Baron over
the bodies ~ Airs. Margaret f. Graham
o: No. ise& 81, Louis avenue and Charles
B wa'ir"r. :5 years Old. Of No. 1915 Chou
teau avenue. hc:h Of whom were foun.!
dead in filled rooms n their re-
spec:ive homes. were finished yesterday.
verdic;s OF accident were returned.
Thcrous; inves'ie eation revealed evidence
TO chow that both the man and the woman
came to their deaths from te,ng overcome
by eas The Jets were half open.
TIE relatives cf Mrs. 0raham believed
that her death vas due Ia som. unna'U Il |
act and thar money. Whic. sine Is be-
i..ved 10 have Rad In her possession. was
taken. The police and detectives hav.,
thoroughly investigated the adair and c.,,s
fini no evidence u foul play.