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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
PRISONER OPPOSES
COURTS Sentence
Ralph Bell Convicted Highway
man Says His Trial Was In
fair an Verdict Harsh.

nolds In the criminal division Of the Cr.
cult Court yesterday. to b sentenced.
Ralph Bell. hiShwayman and convicted
thief. who vas tried several DAYS ago and
convicted of highway robbery, and whose
punishment vas fixed at twenty-five yeAro
In the PenitentfaFy. said he was ths vic.
tim OF unfairness.
Bel. when asked IL he wished to make
Was passed. declared that he had not ~.
cetved = fair trial He declared that Il
appeared very strange that h. should ~.
cefve Twenty-Five years when that Vas the
exact term offered to him In the event
not 60 to TRIAL.
Assistant circui; Attorney Finkheissen
announced to the court that h" though:
Bell should really have received a ninety
n:ne-y"ar sentence. CONSIDERING the r..
Fiows natr:e 81 his crime. He stated that
TWENTY-FIVE years was agreed to by the
State hecause Il has alWavp been q Gus
tom 10 lessen the punishment I'm cases
where tlse defendants enter pleas 0f
Judge REYNOLDS. in passing sentence on
Bell strongly asserted tasf. ir his. cpin.
Penitcntiary for only twenty-five years.
He declared that his cfterxe merited q
heavier punishment. and informed Bell
that h" had mn grounds for complaint
Bell II one Of the men who held up and
robbed Henry f.indho6 Of No. - Eads
avenue. several weeks ago. He. with
Charles Henry. vas a.1cste,. one block
af'1 the e The .a % one ,S nps. s
trclman Albert Heimholt. formerly u the
Third District. Henry Is In Jail awaiting
trial.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
survived hy hut One Child North
Carolina Ncyress Passes Away
After q Lii. If Many Muta-
tiOns.

Kate Morris. = negro ~oiT:.H. s4,I :"
laye b..: born IL years ago. viii II.
:iuri.d ic-moiivc morning III Green~"od
C..stsr,.
Thc :..,.,i won,an died las; N1ra;Ay ~
yariIysis 81. III. home Il her daukht.:.
Mrs MAri. Sra.!;. in the rear "i No.
~. south Second street. ~ two caN-
Gr.n NT> s;raV!t T. :hr only surSisnS
o... JI., there are numerous xss,ndcnh-
d!.n
According TO the aged ~omans dHuSh-
ter. iii" vas bcin IN North Carolina ~
i:.. and while "a ht'I" Gir!. was SOLD IN
Nv Crri.anS to t,.. Thompson FANNY.
Subsequently, she wae bought tS Ifrav
poui., %. N,.chsz. Miss who later scI1
h"r ." Janr. Abs:crcEls.c. ala A:kan-
saS planter.
l.Iri,.: an. abscnc. ~ h"- master. nj
"a time. when ~onIe Federal eca'!i"rs Nerc
..rcs,:n. .~i rear hy tho plantation. the ..d'"
nnr,iI. with her IN" children. H'': ffGt''
,n.. nlao,. s'..! MAS assisted! Nv SOM. 81 IN"
friendly s.i.i".s 20 .s'ape u Susihu'
- ing W."
Sit. .iv.I several r.a:s a: tho latte,
Sl,c" coming 80 81 l";.!s .CrfWard.
N!.." IL :-~i.icd u? I" the Hr.ie q: tHS
i.Iti' Tn., 'X;rcme age - IN" W"mal'
l. no. .''.-isi l., ar:1-'- sNcsp' l."r
dausrt"!. ach"us'l her reiGf.bors say tina:
-. cy!Icn,l. Vas wr.aHr II advanced
axc Tn Woman was a;tsndrs IN G.r
las illness by Doctor Spin:;S. ~" 50
south s-,Cor,. street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
LCBBY IS TOO DRAueHN
FOR LOVELY lEDlA.
W~e6s"ss Have DiS~s0a Task Re-
4"sSsS Desssifs1 Ssasse sf Wo0-
- - Fas1oe - lsl0aaees.

II iii. the statue. .ha, l,as been OH ex-
hitition ii ih. lobby Of the Planters since
tn cicsc II the Worlds Fais. WAS re-
moved q" !h. parlcr Last night.
i~d,t II a beautiful stAtu. ef a Young
Woman ia hammock SWUNG between two
smaii ni.irbi' pillars. Th. statue WAS cut
;ro.I 4 Soii'i piece Of cairer.i marble and
Was brought to 81 Louis from Italy and
riict.l ia H.. Italian exhibit. Colonel
!.-,Iiram decided that ia. lobby WAS not
iE. b"st pi.,"c fHT such q BEAUTIFUL piece
Of work and "rd..rs! IL removed &" the
farl"f f."'r anGone The many other art
exhibits
Tn. moving q: she statue WAS a diff
itcult task. for the d.sZ'G wurkn..n lad
:" nS' tf@ greatest cf ear: lest ;h. piece
Tee marrei. Iron roller, moved the statue
:" th. foot ~ IN" grand stai;cas.. and
then II Mas rolled up an inc!in. q; heavy
'i'ni.r- 10 III" floor above Their. IL will
o." gwen p!... oi honor AMI suitably
sii ped
What are YOU moving the lady for:
remarked n guest Z" Colonel 1-ail>ir,iIn
Well You see. replied the Colonel.
''ts. l"thy is .w:nily dIauShty IA th.
winter months. and I Vas afraid che
young wcn.s!I Mould catch cod.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
CON Of REALM
IS not H0nORED
|Ssreat Columbian Exposition and
It's Noted Half Dollar Is Tn
knowD to st. Louis Street Car
C0oductOr.

Ia. xtor;es Of tho great Columbian
s'HaGrenniAi Exposition. which WAS held
:. .hicaS0 IN IsH:. has d. parted from the
"rmnf: ~ styeet-rziiway conductors
TUESDAY. il - sad Columbian half
dnitIr. OF The vintage of the year which
maIkec the fourth century after Tn. re-
{ nAinEed foot upon American soil was de-
I Si1red by Jefferson avenue conductor 10
BE a counterfeit
There wa- something Of a mixup in
~ncn the man vino fingi.s the beii-when
~" DOESN'T forget ir-So, snmewha, Nh.
I ~Isst ~ th. controversy.
=. w Fficke. ~ No. 80. Evans avenue.
prominent contTa.ts.r a. authority fer
,.: staten. ~. =, m. WIS Che y:ct:.a. With
as sol. aEf daughter ic had been 20 y.Si;
rs tcH Vile at a ssra'ariisin ON Law ton
IL I'ners"n .v.;iuc car. Nr Ffick. t-,,d.se.l
- half dollar for their fares. The cor-
.!1ct0r <rru;inized th~ coin carefully and
then returned -. q IL said
~" good. It's counterfeit" was his ex-
4,.ianatipn.
This caused an examination @: tie Pee.
r. s,lE.r by Mr. Fri'k..
VIZ. that's a good as any silver
XI.icc~. said the contractor. That's a
S'"iuh.b.sn y half dollar
Don't care: 1t don't 20 With m.." the
,nauc:or Is REPORTED 20 hav. said
There followed AN alteration. and Mr.
:.ck- mail. asked tn. conductor 20 all
p l~'iice.nan ind ask MIN il ;he eoi.. w:4S
Dot all right.
why. ina: uax ,naus in ri.icas, dur
ftag the Worlds Fair remarked a y.,-
y cnGer.
'Ct.raSo: Where's that" inquired the
4 "iducfoT So fis :" me that ~" heard
tG.t nam. h,-isI..' The only fair ! kilrw
ssnythinS aboJ' was in ~, Louis /. i year.
:.ud kBo's ff.,t E.eTe wasn't any y"igs
2.k. that about
nr. Flick. caN' " ~ IL. ai-cr~.. Ti!.
conductor had ;uii"'. tn hell and IN. .,..r
va. at d siancsti',, ,'"ndin- n.rrtis'ic,r--
FINALLY the conductor Thought letter .f
h. matter an. gave the S.yi,..i TO 20
Az. al Tn" Passengers th.. ear aff.r
ar.fIiiy examining VI. half dollar, gave
II heir "i,:nion fkA. Tho coin WAS Of cur
INT value Th. conductor IL, .:.,,y.. 81
~ NJ. 80 At 8" o',lccE TUESDAY night
II srii! UfiI.isI;.ricd
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14


Springfield. Ill. Dec l3.-r.oc.c.iinSs in
liz. Illinois Supreme Court to-day we're a.
follows:
M.r..son"ry cc~I ccnr.ny - Ba-r:.x-r. re-
Mi-.n-r ~. .;i.-tunn.r: rno'."r by sp..:an,
~ extension ~ ten days ;im" To ii. sh-,rac.
resrl. n :e!. He.ir -. Fr,s,h. r.a.arins
ir.:,'..-.s ct a.. ". Frederick ct al. I-h.ar
--anI .; a.! s,sA: - a. r.rea,i,.x Al
iHr.-:
Pop" x - II 81. = slI,.u. n.a.:.r /.
..!a:"r - APPOINT .,1Ii,Isi-Si"H-r tai. ;ro-.:
aiic."t. 'Ai.. - ii-'i g. 1rafIv!I" Hr"~,tns
-; '',N '"lf.iN. r".st1T I" r!as" .'T,'.S within
t'iE'' ..ass iron. J."Ia:y I-xc. responder, -n
la" ihlriy f.ls ;.cr..ii"r :" rl's. rru"r. ii,
r-!.'gr Nill ha." t"n '!~:- fnc r.ru;-al
~, axe fi...,l,; son ~na I.csrur Es.l.ay
,.i.!i.- :, 90 ~. Inc: aII"-c.i. ,.".l,r
MOTIONS ."ri.'
ii-.fs. .!','iE-S-r4'cr. -. Rgui~:: -ra;..,. hy
Gs.rni<,.i ava
':-r r: ',ri.s.., ~. T:e-~.. rpr:i.r b. sr;.,
.&Hi s'i'i'.nusi 'iIn.. for cfai .re.,..n, a
rrN"; y. :N'eri'fi %" hour - each v.rty:
motion - a-E-s. ,!o-
- .r.;lN - a. y. - 30 vs.. .r!-,e,
rars '-oirrnis-i.a.--. motion ~, 80. lar. In
,'-or - f!>mis. viz .: 'rT'- reserved - .nsI
,1'rE "a S.,n. .rso;i,-. by .a.-i;an, -
:. - n,- '1,,'.l'.s! a a.'.,"rI'v allowed
~ t'ri'i. "Eini"r Ir-ai-t..'
F.. e.. :. a; IL, !.'l'' r.. !:;Hs ,-,,'!
r'.-.cr- - mae rs- a'>7,..-r. ~ .-..u .Er..-'
80" - at -ts~.'.ui- s|4 f.~s ul-l.'s .,ur.
sr--",srs 'jo'u f.I .' srfaJr.N-
M.-Ct-.rt. i.sI 5uG rrust r.sura-v ->--i-
to. = l4sr. executor rrs-Ir- = sPp".sc~ 80
,s,.r ~. ..sI,t-. Hrs.. 5.-F.I 49,
H-.e -. i;"-v. f"h--,ri-r .IlrD-.;
l~s'f- y. TH.'E1s-- r~h"sr'u. .-.is'
''IFv - I"lt-- -uffnr ''rr-. I a--.x. pt..
'rt-; -"N~ati-s aiDs..!
..Iay ,r'es. --rati,.'i - a.---f>~ ,.;sI-
I.H.f 'srg. 80 "a" s!.s5rs --i .ri-f- ..
I-usi trrr .--..' -p.--y i4r.
E-p1r. q S'--~ f-ss i-SaT.ris~rs ~ ir,-.s,Nrs
>. irs ..sg r .-ssa~ 'r.~.F- -.-.-! ap;E.,N -
an; 4i~-g-"~ ordered s-~'E.d
r-s;'i" - -! 500! - '7'-'S Iu,!Isr.f-'.x
rrr =, Sc ,.t!-,on 'aT rr.r,ls-rt. ,...u.L
.s-r-1a-T 1aG. r.turUaIi" L-.-f-lf-r y.
-. ~. ~ r-i III r; c'Ii.aS. :. ..i~ss,
E.l~gtrF- tnr-arl motion a. app an
49, s-'9. "ra! argument 20 f'~.-airs- Z. a.: -
extern: -irle 80 ri~ r"T'v '.;.'Ts
lfsu - - f.1uir Sx T-f f.y.-s.... no. .a-f.
a. APPELLANT =. -or-lu-e nj . ~x.-rg .F-r. >,
." st~-rscO snt briefs - a;Es asy g. r..;
.a-r-
Tsa:f- ., - r.l,sr a. - Ra-. s..-rs
- >;s-s rlo1-s-, ~ -~~f.,-l,..u, - n. "a
T-'s.lr- 90 Ti-aG -
th.rsGp s-f r-s-'s-u ii''-0.. EsIes- com
p.rF Sas-is.-r- MOTTO, - srr- To-. .a- -
-"r-lv- - .~-Nr Isy> tim" % .. t-tar.
r'~-ist,a cal '-,r1psny IS NaF-t-- rr--;--,
- ays~!ie~ :os !~ase - r!- a;.-.is.e .'o;:r-
tri.g
Sor-s-rs. -r,ss. CO rznv 81. S;ass. - v-yr
r--t'. motion ~ appellant :5- l-sve % al. IN
90, . abstract aitrs.-'
HF.sat3."' -. a. ---ui,.s-- E-1-- 1T D, .c,.l
La Z" con,t-e~ - t~tvr.sr, r---1 - our:
Fou-t adjourned 81 = - 's-rrorrow
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
0iv0Ll HIGH SCHOOL SOCIETY
GIVES FIRST Entertainment.
sss~sssss He~~psssss S's01ssss. ~
~ ss"h t;ss~as~r. Are AsssG
s.Oesss ssG Olss0ssr.

NJ .!.s r'sinrr"rg' Mis- St.-n ,sar even
i-S ~ i.I~ his I'll !livh S.n.pl S-,,.i.'v =.
I'l'' s.bfrs'I'' :.s'-'.. Vernon ard Nrr3.i"
-t-rf4i."s. = vaI 'l.- FIRST ~ -i.. season
and th.r-s q isrSD att. rGt.arI,c
~ 'n.. 'i..~' Of :s.. snr.Et.,l'lIr. 1t thor.
VAS usiu-"rri..l reception. ut which tn.
''i'--'~ -: h"nrr ~..- Professor r. IsrI,s
S..i.t,:1. f'rrf. ~.fT John e s'.lf!:lS Ern:,..-
S-T " ! - i.r.an. f'r..-s'~"r r, =
Woodruff Ms. Ella ". Ei-h. Mr. =.
" mt. Mis- iSth.l " iiC.x Srs " J. :.
':r.an. N-v. S1r-iE F'iy. Ms clara :
-'rr-ry, MI r. It,r-t; s'--pir Miss Amelia
Mallory. Mis- Mary :. Salisbury ,n.! Mi.
\ NsS-Dau:I
III society .rEiil.Z.i ;l,... gCSIs
-" 10y f'Aj'v g io,,n-. aIsG - Ia, l,.ayn,.
-. i.,''Ii..T t"ar ~ rr-fli- ,<lli.. nov mum
'-.y-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
IRISH PLAN FESTIVITIES
IN HONOR OF DOCTOR HYDE.


~ :, Hs-fiit: ~: Tho i.strutiv. commit
- '.i ~" Tinted irisi. :s1.i-ii.> Witch
ais frtd last night az IL. Hotel J. f.:-
~'''i Il - nto'- than .,s' names rb,,I-
.'isifI: .'nl'- - the most pro'niit.r,r ..i't
z"it' ''f - Louis. VA submitted aud q.
s'f-T.i
'"rrin''H''. 'nfnIEJS.-i cf J J Lane. J.
J lawn Nait-f E9rk" J. j s,,'.n.i.Y
''i''! lanes \ Nal. appointed ty
hartman =. u fi'D;ihi-'u~ - rnsk" ar
i'hs' ii'.ii'S t"r a bangor II IT, fsn,i.r.i
- i"' tor HL!.' ihs .-S.fiinx -, his l.,.-
~ a. In. '.irpu. january ..
i'.tH Sriivur ~. Present iri tin inter
= "f ~. tr;sa s...I.t.,-~ ui East =.
'.'rf "Ii S't'!f.rn Iilin.is Mr. NJ
''''nr s.ihi Ia; to-. Irish American
i''E- tie .i,,i had entered h..st:ily ir.iu
IT, .ttTE "f Doctor !ic.i.'- Visit and
H'f' rf'Irrg 1t :. attend riis i,-.r'Ir.. and
-" '''"'E .hs'r'' ili entertaining: rh. ..isriii-
r'HSis.d !'i>iIlrn IuIinC his yiN' -. :,
i.r'i:-
fs'~!ir- "a" ',iG l.,i,.T. ,n IL. given AT
tI' '"4'"-i I-c."r iy,i. VIII address Soy
: raj :"'i''i'- IL riCs his fr,-f stay IL, -
outs. ,;n"TG iil.in k..inc ;h.. ga. H..
l-.'Eu''. ~irb i,.-.si': quarters AT the chris
ft.il if"tG"rs ''"il' -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
Two cUnvicis vii! II. Released
IT, February.
EfJ,il.I.i.. :Sri:IAi.

Ef.F'J IrJ.' SPi: JAi.
J.H.rsnn s-;ty No. De-. l3-0,v~rrar
fr.ii .on,nu,-.t the srni~rasss Of sNO ron
.ici. to-'!ay.
NJ =; Ea!-ISrs sentenced from Jack
s.tl county for SIX y~ars f.r -.--Ord do
g... :o-g.ry .aS .iS months issks;i %: his
s.,if'T-" and j.. viii te liberated Feb
YuaYy - lee.
Tts s"nt.n." ~ Jean 'IayC~, ~ Greene
County - "oirmIfel fo eupir.. February =
iSS. Chapel was cent up IL. i;sE FOR :iv"
yea for hrsskinS into n freiEk; car The
communication removes from his penitsn-
tar sentence tn" time l." spent In TAIL
while aw a;tinS t:iii.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
INDICTMENT DEMURRER
FILED IN KELLY CASE.
Assoroey Ar0oe. Aesiog Ter Former
noose - Delegates Neobes. ssys
Do1o O0es Net ApP0y.

An echo Of the case In which Charles
+. Kelly. .oyme. member VI the Nous. cf
Delegates. Is charged with mi.demcanor
tn ofi1cs. ann which has been pending for
more than a year. vas heard yesterday
when Attorney Charles +. Krone, counsel
for Kelly. flied a demurrer to the insiict.
u.snt u, the Gear: of Criminal Correction.
The demurrer contends that the indict.
n:ni. in which Kelly is charged with cn.
t.ring tnf" printed contracts with the
city ahile a member Of III. lower branch
Of the Municipal Assembly. attempts 10
straGdi. two conflicting: sections Of the
statute. and fails {" Apply 10 either.
II - argued by tile defense that section
NJ. :ss. under which on. OF the counts
was found. pertains only to State. officers.
and stst shc other sss.siOn. No. .,&s.
makes II Ar off-n>'. for city officers To act
as gO-,s.tWs.en for contractors and the
city. Kelly il charged net with acting a.
81 S"-h.tw..n. hut with being one ~ ths
principals himself
the case. will pass on the demurrer in the
next f.w days.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
TOO MUCH MONEY CAUSE OF
WEALTHY FARMERS SUICIDE.
GIay <ssi1le ~ PSAe GosssS ~ss-
rs-a R~-as.e Ne Csosa Net 00se ess
rv~~eeAs o6 laOA SOee.

Louisiana NJ I.~c i3-Ciay Neville a
v.l-tc-r.n farmer. residing ser~n miles
.r.-, rt.rryvilie t- Pike County. commit
tod suicide this morning hy taking ear.
,nii> acid u" ~as about = years u age
an, 4 bachelor.
The rsu<.. of the suicide is sail fo have
hen N.,rv at-cvi financial natter HIS
friend. say fha. he did not worry because
%. "a lack .: iinn'y. bat SeCau>e he ha!
'n.-c money that ne could satisfactorily
invest.
Nr. Neville ESc~D;iy anid ".6h;r acres ~
ls,.i Hs tried TO inv.s; the money re-
r.!,.! from 'h:s aat &; lari again. i.ui
~ s,.i, him ~. i"sy.s \ large estate.
consisting cr..Sy % land
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
INSANITY DEPRIvES
COURT OF Theft CASE.


Instead Of being arraicnej for trial this
w"rk Il. the Court "f Criminal Corfect ton
O:i a charge of grand larceny. Frank
IS'.nisiu-r. - years Oli. a taller. will be
sent :" ia. city asylum for the in.aiIe
Issnhauer WIS arrested s-vsra! weeks
az" on n charge Of stealing a horse from
= pasture AT compton and Manchester
avenues: The alleged theft occurred A;Ig-
gst p. and Si.-Ci.li Officers Williams and
I.lwi-r "f III" Fourth District arrested
is.ilia';sg several lays later.
tssniNur ease aAs ST for trial ia the
Court "i Criminal Correction yesterday.
hut ls-nhar'rs actions In the city Jail
created suspicion. ans! 1DssS:.r H.,ry J.
S"h-rk. 80 the city DisEcrsary. with two
.'fh-! electors. ~"-" appointed Z" examine
him '. his sanity. They REPORTED that
h. Nas of .ins",ind mind. and .rd,r Mas
issued t"r his removal tn the ASYLUM.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
NEGRO l0THAR)0 FINED
FOR ATTEMPTED MASKING
0eosv U~s000. C0U90ee0 ASeeV CAose,
Noes eey TWe0sy.Vese OoSoDvo
HOV O00ODe0ep.

H"nrv Hni..,n. .n insrl.:t nes,. liz,
inE ~ -" ~ center street vac lined & !.
and given d ssv.ye l~ciuse bc JuHas.
Tracy in ~" f;rst District roli.,e s'0,ir,
yesterday fer 'nashinG'' . Nhiee Wnn,sn
The prosscGtinR witness Va tho case va
Nrs Sabiuel NNssnis. employed ~ ~ssbis~
!, a mus" Is.ri"r at No i:te Mayke-
street Shc testified fha, Holman han.s.,
her . mote. which requested her 70 moe.
tim. ~ Ia" would like Ia talk u. ne,
Sh~ Gav" 'h. rote to her husband ~In
told IN" story To Policeman Harry Tr"',
81 Union Station >qpad. and when Ho'
man appeared at the penny paYoDf VIZ.
reI, morning. he Wss arrested Tyo,.
4 aaptuTed him after u chase - too bioe6s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
KATE MORRIS SAW 1928 YEARS;
CYNTHIA HENDERSON, l2;; BOTH DEAD
Cynthia Henderson. Also Of the
Tar-Heel State, Breaihes Her
Last in the POOrhOnxs. Buried
bv Relatives.

Dying ia the rCCrfSuS... CNutGII Hen
.l-rso.I, wh.. VAS born II: years ago in
North Csr',lina. va. huii.-! yesterday 81,
s:r.eGGo..t Cemetery.
The woman was n'IIvs< Who catered
the institution July ~. last Sh~ was
at that time blind ard deaf. and but
for these inhrmit!ss vas remarkably spry
fer or. Of her great age.
T.l. obi wu'u iiI "xpir~d Tu"sslay morn
iEr mt So O'ctsk. on her birthday. tho
vital spark seeming To- have waited :o
flicker ou; unt!i sh. hal Rounded: out yet
another II he's many years Of life.
The aged GsEress Was rom Ia 1.9S In
ss"ndaEe. ana after Gsiny V.iseit st,.,s ar:
Gan'i.FtnGs sam- 20 IT. Louis
shc had -r'afiv~s Eli3g At No. II re-
iar street. Nh" W"y.. notified ~ h"r death
They took charge a.: ih.. remains AMI
gave them int'rMsEt outside -! Pct'sy's
field
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
THOMAS ]. cox IS DEAD.
Mas >',Cr"tar, of li,chfi.li- ILL.,
:o.ir,l &c! Education.

i-tichnsi III - ,.-Tssrs2s J -,
sstsf-ss[ Ctsfa 49, ~.a--~tRsg - tssN t.ss n
EriI tiu>sr,. cg s2fay.attc-,. DIT h-sss to-
stss, a. iSc AZ - > ,.ss E- ~ss fcTs
sss~gis = 49, >,rsG sraNsi=ak rs.S so.
~ ..- tss1- - ~t- S~a-a r=tf~g %
80 .>oEas-s-E;' "a Travellers kss--s4ssas \
ss1-s.ssvF - ttr r - - S~1-f:Lr ;u.s-
zs--t q Masssl
IL - es-N:s",. as . asi.as sasf fh-y-
! s,uN sf - E.ts'fs uTs p kssAAs.: .s
>s,-frx xsss-I 49, tr-fs W s-a.s - ;at- <s:.
Ehs ttsss--sf ~ - EeiA ra-' SNr>s ~
, CHART sr&.ss zfssrEs-f a -
a~:1~a gsG-tAl :. f.As>- .s->trS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
RECEIVER FOR OUeNWEe NINE
Swedish <,.icty Gets Injunction
Against Former Missionary.
EfI'I'Py.Ir SyysTAI,

EfIr 'Pi.IC SSETAI.
carthage. Mo. b"c. En- tho Jap.
County Circuit Court at car:hag" to-day
JuT8- Howard Irar appointed = lrSf'isi 10
Mitchell as receiver fo' the Jupiter Mi,I-
Ing Company "f Ipu"nssg ant r~s;rAins.i
;h" mining company from disposIng ~
arv -. :fs property
Th. company is owned b- Peter II An
!~Ysor. VINO Vas sent by the Sw ...sh Mis-
si"Eary Society of the United States 90
Alaska as \ missionary. IT, made - for
'Ir" there ard tro years aec the society
got y judgement IN 'H!"a against An
t"rs"n for S..2.'ss. The jr..!9m'n; was AZ
frm"d "a IN. Illinois supreme ''nurf and
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
YOUTH KILLS MAN IN FEUD
FIGHT IN BUTLER COUNTY.
Wassaa <0~so8rass. 1S S~ars Old.
>AO~es fraok 0.ad~->ass Nr
Acted L. SelG-DeSeas~.

f"liar l;lUT. A;k-. f.". l. N'.aFba~
trsS",iy add To- tn. ii-s" liS- O!
killings fur EU:l.., county ;his at', moon
- hon u trtIg SU.-icrsSS. a lugf'! e.. rs
years. sEu' and instantly killed Frank
'aG". ar tn, Lad, School house. ai.u.
iI.-'-u miles northeast oF this lily
h tEic'1i wis the lITninAiIuu ~ an
oil '"r:. that ha~ h"-r sNi~t.nG i.,'a.-n
-he SrodSrass au.; Lad" families fur s..g-
rat years Lad" VA recently sent -IlC,,,i
- IE. i.f.t Ut'lrv 'ur having ..t-Hrii,f.'.i
fu kiH "R. ~ ia" ST",lcra>s family. HIS
.aS. - Gnw p,udiuS IL. he ;uDT-I.. Court
'u a arr.al
~uu!SrasS VAS arrested ..li h-ouSh- 'u
;his city art placed go iIf.- II" ,'afu.s -
haze 500! an - 4 -j':-sI-'..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
HOPKINS AND cUllON
BOTH OPPOSED TO COYNE.
"sseS - Attempt 60 0resk Pres0.
d-ss's Ness ''Wrris' Role s6 A..
rsinsIax s'o>assssser.-Ssp.
port 0s~.eY fer Ch6ra1O
O0re
Tie E-pUbiic Eur.Ag.
y VII Elli.Hns. ltih AnI r sH-.crs

" as!Ing,on I'rr. 8-SenatorS HOPKINS
aE.,; tui.pm 1sN,. matted their infiUenc.. 10
attempt - h;, AZ th.. Presidents I.w ru!..
tor arp'iU:iEc roSimlstrrS ";I :. LEA sis cf
iE"!ii They wt-'.f .. the Whit NouS- To-
DAY iIis. ini:f.v ir.iors..d F'i, Il El.<<~, Tor
postmaster ~ ,'h.cac.
Th" rI.S-Ir incumbent. Postmaster
'o!n-'. would D." T-api-.;Et.d on Ills record:
Ii" has good business lea. king AMI al.>D
tia; IF Governor i'-ue.ri. !:IIi the Federal
polite \ Influence" from Illinois ~ n.w on
record .s'ii!i. si;;;-; him. s'u.I"m wanted
:" bach ''ns re-. hut ih.. moves ~ II pkirs
Fore! him Z" join with Hopkins in in-
'.ni~lnr i!uSs-y. Th.. latter il 4 former
stat. senator an.! !.I.m."r a. the : nate
com birat tio;l'' \; Springfield.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

Fr* N.-s-1lrl Nsg&3 Es-.rS~. as. "a Sic..
e l-u'-. sisa. St-.A srs3 Market sr--~t.
49, ga for --Al -r-farzG+1- h-.o-~
tie~ Tf1--s~rsT. l1'0 ftss S-a-- >stlsF-.s al
,ffsry s-rs SssdAr 1sSFt E.1li
tsa~ss 49, : ~ efr -s3 several ~
rsrretts gT.S---s-i hons 49, .1- etirs,-
1Hff j .s s'i@Ets; taAT fEiiy =. ..--
sr-N~> .a ~ t- Inc rs---9ss rtSEI
II a fHt=zE = -ts- it1-tsrt ,.---Tzi -
NT-1-s-i -fi5 o-:-tst- - tr- r---.r-s-S =
o. NrCzisy TA@ Es---V.- 49, tf.stis-!
irsr ~ -'iv-ss,rs hat4s ur'-5 .-..-- 1s,asz..i-
- " , Eess--rs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
WIVES OF ENGINEERS RAISE
FUNDS FOR HOME FOR AGED
Nrs as Wtss~Saiao G3a10 Pr0sea
ossss~ss~ >S-~".s. s~S ihre~ s0WW-
.lscI l1"Ilngs Ms IaA-s l".

ll- i.at:.t NgNiiiIrs - iLr Station; s-v
i.rCl H..E~ Association 'sla q b,El1r '.-t
.N"rf-S . lifN-.ul.': Eta. y. -ai. Elru..
aH,r.ur u Hs- W.! uai."-gZrt b :S~i'
'rl-V3- .u.l vt~ t'fNr rsrr!.sH.. SUCCESS
'H-"iIEf "H' r.. al. a.! ..-'ir' = ~ tho
!,sa-a- r">t.,'",i III tie T.i>.u. az ruurr Than
SsS Got ~" Hnrr' -" >Era l. "a. =
TAE 't.iI"s have h.-- 'vi-i1. E,',ir WI X
r-S .rr %" harl- al Is the .-Tprrs have
,ianH ,-,rrh = h"fr u. i;s s.trr'SS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
ESTABLISH LECTURE COURSES
Missouri University Addresses "n
Journalism to i. Permanent.

nEPI- Bill, SrE'TAI.
COLUMBIA No" u~c i.-Ths Ni<<oti.:
f'rI..Esiy i.ci:ye Crgr>S IN Journalism
has attract 80 much attention a.EoaE
~. university students and Others that u
N.- hen ..Ci.i~i hy the Beard q: s't:.a-
;or. 20 Ccgi.r..~ fae course d1rInS next
-es-.
II ~ss originally es:sS,iss~1 as . senta-
tive cS,tr.o 20. o Yea: only. u. She &C.
-..ri .. th~ board Water VIII; ans l<sr-
tor J g Jones. acting ps.ei3e,f o: she
university. ara fscc.o. r p Grnsss as
s,-tan, dear o. TIE academic department.
a. NAMED as q comn,s;.ee &C. have charge
% :s- course during he schoo! year os
$3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

\, Christmas TIM % ;A~4- love. .-~s az
!a&r-c-S.s We All D. sizd - have yc,,
co--,. ;o-isr ARD -. oar !s-lay 9. ~
.ls.ii~ --ossrtl:sS> al .-s.t-.> sc- tn. sol
We. I'll ~ I-liSE..-: vlIh cUr ur. F...-v
store .t.srautS-~. nT--1 sS.uirx< through
i~S-. css-- E-tEi - 3 r.. LOTS Frs 4
Co = ssa- 'l-.-;cu hi1k- s-a a-4 o,iv.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
SUES FOR HORSES DEATH
i'.nrs .arhirr ASKS Damages in
'lak tor circuit t.u,i

E"--E ~ - Fr -=.t~-a.- r1a.i s..
ra a.. 'tsNFHs '':rrUG court AGAINST 4 -
Z i-,..El.rl 'or $50 iiraaS-- a. -
-'f.' - EHr t'-th - b. .-irE fir.Ei-g
EHr-- kgi-J iu street ar av-iSsuI =
way 49,
ka-rl.- ALLEGED t..It 80 mad i~.s.s. ,hr
. -:T1sl :" l-,EnAu fHI ssnSI..rgati ton
49, 'rf- fN~ lEtrr-. without authority
hft.H'S ann - : ssr3-l. Eri. nsS driving
ir : i-rG5-. vn--s tn h-r~- rss Killed
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14
FOUR LEFT LEGS ARE BROKEN,
Miners Sustain Peculiar .Acci
dents ia Carthage Nine.

'IthsS"- Mo. l's-. E-Fo'.- r..n -
Cstys-i h-ossE s.S le.s g. ~ sc-s,.,,
rhs-s hsry--~f az 80 Gai4 Pc. Mir.
b~'ss-in her. AMI w-tS CITY a, a l...
SonT fe-;"rtsy Tho no. ~. John
'~iiESr frs1< Ts-rer Cari Ev~-ly s-I
~ -. rrfs..Ino.y
Th~ fps- rssa. saca WITH a ies, leg t-
~. -Eh. u"r- descending TITO ~. rr.u.
ehs-. -. tub became anrarse-asi. ARD
ue-; - re bottom War .cr.-. ..~-,.,.
81 break l.S :or zach .. them
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

- -rsrt ET-s-.i,. NH F4--1rrIs4rr usr-
-.--sI. I's4--i- Egf >aily -as:-,st.t. -. .ha
Ss.s-.E 20 Ni-t-"s ki~H nd Thomas
-AAGf- ~ ~ -ss h.; -Er street ts<r
s-. &C. - arrested Eghs \ Ir.r aEf.s
iT---r ara >tSIis Mako sEsa. ii.sx.
Ea-S .~-T % Not r.: ~ r,r~ f,shth I.iS-
fEFt fr-.-~ --sttC- aD,: vii >. s~-- e.
$50 Fots.e syuTt. .h--x-! r-t f-.sls..-.t.
* ~st-ss-s Il - -Sts 49, fra
gvslcs' a. -h~ SaFus--i Nili-- 49, ,rs-s,!
= Ma GE.HS- - 'Hs ueh. ~. ls-s-nt-sr
= az. --.fsNs-! .. ssSA Captain Juvc. sfl
tTr's--sr Md n = <s-B rr.: rA~ ECs... ..
Erf- .. fnser - -vv-aa-f
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-14

t&'st"z III = p Ilss4
wssS.HSr,s -, - p S.rk .rs..
y Ns-a - Ez=;ss5-sr " t~1I ssr E.ss-s-
:se-ai.ht S-srs rs--srss E-~-E-Ft.a-~s -ssc
- iros-si-iE ~lE EAs Fls..EA-.s. a.
t:.- EtiS