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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
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! Mss l,ob 'plorbo'k Miss ltlolso Rnd.
! lor Mia giolln MoIpiyro Mlsa Ioulso
sullivan. Mis- Lola gllnrloy Miss MARY
Smclloy. Frank CorhnrL Walter Nn.
drew, Wallace Brolomeyor Doycrehux
Jennings Alex Thomas. PAU Ncllru
49,
An elaborate afrar uf the Wcok was
the reception given hy Mr.. ANA Nra
". H. Chrlichlow on Thursday upht
IN honor of Dr and Mrs, John r.
crllohow whose wedding rouonly
took place, Tho rooms Wcro literally
uncovered I'm blooms ana ylnot uhlIo
palma were used with oNool IN mut.
tables the latter being ON the porch
The lawn was brightly No. ana
throngod with mlopls, mnln charm.
lng picture, AsalHtny the hoHR and
quests NJ honor In receiving woro Mira
May GHlthlow ana pr aud Mrs' " 4.
Busrom Other friends asaIPtng IN 20.
cclNing were Mrs Franklin Pierce, Mrs
Nonly r. Henderson, Mrs Lodyurd VI.
Bailey and Mrs, H. J, Dinlnny The
young glrls who served IN the dining
room nnd at the punch bowl were Miss
Kate Dwyor Miss EDNA COIN, Miss
Miss Susa Sawyer Miss Jean Odoll
Miss Balo droo, MIgB Julia cullon
Mis- May Rrunlon Miss Edlth suhor.
Kate Alton.
Mira JnmorNOu gave "a pleasant az.
fair ON ThuWdny M the post, IN honor
Of Mrs Opploul Tower, Mrs n. 4,
Baldwin ma Miss Fannie Jamorson
tho event boing I'm tho nature of Il
officers club. Tho rooms aud porch
wore decorated In wild flowers, mud
II tables were played,
Mra. Flehor Harris and Miss Apniha
Rofkhoel have Issued cards for A No.
ccptlon TO bo given next Wednesday nt
the Harris home ON q ptroot, ld meet
Mr., ma Mrs. George II. Odcu win
leuyn next week for tho northwest.
taking a party OF nearly 20 IN "A privutn
cnr iO Portland nnd down mo coast
through California The marty win In.
cludo friends from Idaho Fnlls mud on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

The high sumu,,
millinery doubtless because they AFFORD the mncr many oppormnc.
@ daring contrasts and charming
picture Follows THIS mode although developed IN
erlils Th bm with
shape embroidered \ Nhto
oc dc sole" and ogaH the hgh dap.
les al OF the natural oorngs pcchc bnndoOu
'front.' the back pnchcs IN close the
ados this under bm bndcu ana likewise uc.strnss
that are drawn around from tho back
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Mira Clarence Mickey Of the most prominent society Of Amcl
has announced that abe win lSucs
nor service
visit o lWuca co and had talk sympathy
uy Ma Mky has shown I'm the matter has much talk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Mira. JnmoWon gave u pleasant M.
fair on Thur8luy at The post IN honor
~ Mrs ORWonl Tower Mrs H. A.
baldwin ma Miss Fannie Jamorson,
tho event being IN mo nature of a
officers club. The rooms aud porch
II tables were played
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

~ varying feelinGs- Americana 9enerany
approve q the PYes1dent's attitude In M
s.,tinS that no radical legislative changes
b. made At present. There - much xrsu-
f:ves. over the proposal to extend to POsto
Rico long delayed cit'1enship.
All except the politicians hope Congress
w.u amend the Foraker act % a. %
change elections to 9uad.s nni.I. instead
stead Of annual legislative esssions. The
declaration II the President that the
problems of Porto Rico are industrial
and commercial. rather than POLITICAL. y
dence tina, M.. Roos. vslt understands how
politics has hurt Porto Rico
Docsor Jose c. BaTb0so. Republics
leader o. Porto Rico. has ssven his views
concerning conditions In the island ID 2
Cincinnati, o., tn which he sAys that at
the me the change OF the mas toOk plece
In sns island financial c0ndIti0os we're IN
such poor shape that without the reserfe-
o. t.us, With . sew nilison dol.afs wOu.d
have been able TO get ho.d Of every acre
Of sugar and tobacco land Nov. howevee.
modification Of the Lac would not WORK
AID tobacco lands. - the corporation OF
land 10 worth. and perhaps more"
II don't Aoubs." sAys Doctor BaSbooA
'sha; the chang NJ OF the Law allowing cor
po.at!oas to hold - many aCse0 Of land -
TO get hold Of the coGee land here uber.
a,:nG Il from the hando Of the actual
no.teaGees. and un9uestionabiy the noney
and erssGy Of the Ames1cano would o.
n. - methods for a.. oeest and 'nereae-
Ing thus tie amount Of pfo6ucuon. quail
~ and ss'ecuon. brinstn( g.eef bsaeds -
the genssai interests Of the ISLAND"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
PETERSBURG REvOl lUTlONlSTS
ARE CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.

SPta TAI. BY CABLE
Copyr!sht. i:s. All All s' s::sh:s Res.rseiC @ T.
Terrible. sccount. q! stree; fighting c"r,,e
from Moscow. barriers ~ harh.i wire
ecu;,ve Committee bar-.caI.i themselves
in house. honf!ng at the soldiers who
brought 70 cuick-fir!ng guns. Everyone
's;r stat. OF :ern.nt ard fear.
taS" just seen In-r.-r Of the FIX
"cG::ve Committee VINO said:
Ia spite OF the outward appearance of
heiay. "" are Thoroughly satisfied with
;a- 2:osrsss - the STRIKE. In the out
rki.ts 0: 81. Petersburg All IL in order
IN" strike il now gradually making "a
roads TrAmN.y men received ,he!s
On tire I.i-ti~ Prospect las, nigh: +,e
80 ou- armed men We're Out The police
surrounded our leader. NJ vassaii. point
ing ..Volvers AZ his head. We cropped
Further demonstration o: aS soldiers
n our favor took viacs. The Cossscks
tackled th,m. with the result t':a: sixty
four were wounded ari -.Eh, ~.re killed
The co~s1cks had forty aoun..a
In ;if~ N.iva and \ihorS districts sem-
on.-.s''n:s took place. N which III. SOL
ci.-s Vias"t - prominent part
our entire armed fore. to-nisN. r.
ready for s-n.Tg. nci-s Today We passed
resolutions 90 :csur. 20 extremes Every
servant has been assisting tt. Govern
rl"a' To move the troops.
All ~ She cauc.-isr; army ,s IN a state
c' friiftn.. A. '.oveTuHr Genera, Sor.n-
t'Sf- f-!'ashso! MAS guilty ~ sending ous
ho"l:sIUS IL has f-~a resolved 20 capture
'..r
Moscow IS In rssmr!ere ar.arcny. Sol
c!~r< an: Offices NJ" fratsrn:1ng with fhe
crow! and Their" are encounters every
whore he irus. ~: Governor General
In iasG = surrounded ny troops * 4. -,
to-day. there vii n. "a zig charge To-
morrow
or delay n -. Petersburg 70 .ue 20 .s~
a:rcs; q. ite Executive Committee ;Jifs,-
sui'!"s have ecer placed in the WAY os our
meeting As there sr. some "a members
~ or Executive Co-l.nt:ee we inset
s'ri1'sreo'isl, In 81 d:T~rs-i. ciAc~s''
OFFICIALS TRICKY
! have much reason 20 eist:tsss shat the
of'~ia.s call :ar Berlin ~i-e as y has
Already DtAyss! ire sors. very s'saG~. eAh.e
'-'css 40 ! am seuiios :h.s y!a Finland
!. tho hog~ fsA: II may get through
a;n further toi! that =: Will "a, BE- !,nG
a-Sor~ ,N's cay ot reaching the outer
~oTi3 ntl. ais, - rlps-..
A; TsA,tc~ Se,o. . ton -so',r coar... wss
sesi yesterday The Prime Ni-.-,-: new
.. ns>rtioI~. . Word @. :he s.-ae That
"a. -~sercss: 90 q military co.acil I. was
fecis>. n reference &C :he Dry.raa that
~o.s he gwen % g.. ;ay.nS rents OF
.zHsA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SHOOTS SELF BEFORE MIRROR.
tlubman'S Act Committed Ten
Years After Mothers Suicide.
NFEtnil srrclAl.

!ki-:i fii.i- SPECIAL.
t'.liia..- il!.i "a "a De- Edwin
N-iH-;4!i. member II TIA. .r.t; paint trrs
~ a..g;k. H-rhr.tli 4 co. cigh..l..n and
s-TI-1s lr.,ic-'. stood before mirror to-
'ishI 1t siS home. NJ :Sa Sp-uIC. street
gr,: :,T--. Two bullets into nts TRAIN! There
.e .'tl" h".r- for E'S recovery.
just ton years *. tp-tsl sht Mr. W-:h-
rrs.i- = Alrt G. rfs,. 81 tho Inst.-rS ~ tn.
., ia -'s" -.' stood n.turs her togdoir
g. .ss& s'si ~!.,; rs'-..fs
Although "a" tsg-it,y l.ruv Il ~u!rhsli-
ri.y. tas" grs;r - sA,d 80 hay-
-r"E1pt"7! scsus 1a;a-rtl 20 attempt
sssl.- s's
!Er Asr .a,rnrri ~ t-autt'.l sri
vNr !iy". Ia Sg-th I.trNruih street ig-
-Neis yir-lr = - removed :-ursl thg- uf
= 81 fssrit.'r Evr - CT j. ,.s1S :-s.r Strong
CO. t-C'!uus were rrr'~T--, 10 tEr match ty
the wtth.Tf.l family tu' ,hs crss cement
between go TWO 70 have t-en a..-
-i.sf4r>~-! thss sgrtrs
U-;hcr'f schedules 20 s''r~ a. she
i;-t'r u..- -.-stfarE. -o-rshr with rs -
famed tiis sudden irrrrt..a. to ~nd -.
70 rsT;,- while =. was irszsiES zoo IN. &C.
ra<!e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
MAKES MINIATURE scAFFoLD.
Condemned Prisoner Charges
Nickel to See Model Work.
REPt-RrIc SPECIAL

Louisville. Ky. Dc G-''Drop . nickel
In the so; ami see how I: looks for .
man &c De- hanged IL the some hat re-
vl.ls!c" AMI altogether ETewsorne sign
which sior-s Q miniature scaHo.d IN the
cell - William Saa ts!s.n. Who 10 to
he hanged January IS for the murder OF
Ais mistress Fanny Porter. about . year
axo.
Van I~i.en 10 Sae coolest man ever IN
fh. JeSe.sla County jail In his leisure
n, merit. Re hiss vhittle.s out b perfect
srAfnls. with trap doors. beam. roEe and
dummy HSu.c,
By q neat mechanical! arrangement the
tra, 10 spring Shen q a,ckei Is !rcpy.d
In q slo: Tne murderer takes great pride
.n his aor. ana H. Accomplishing quite .
fund As he has scores q visitors each
Ssy
lie esys that he thinks - Q huge Joke
thar Sec,le rhovld part ai:h t5c.c :.!ckeis
.'..s; &c sse Q man sa3Gel
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
HER OLD TRICKS SAVE
retired CIRCUS WOMAN,


w0o NU8o - UOUs
New York. Dec. E-Mrs Agnes Sey-
good. Of No; 80 Elm s:r.et: u..d to b an
q tire trapese performers IN circus She
gave Up her ca1ee. ave years ago because
ehe feil IN love Wtth horteshoer employed
his wife he Insisted that she must leave
the trass1e forever. and she consented
They were married ana lived happily.
MTs Scygood. who had been Nlie. Nat'n-
ii. ..;he champion aerial triple e:mer:anle
performer ~ae hanging out clothes :Yom
her nat after . hard nn"Ynins's wash The
clctAes.ne connected with . high pole In
tire rea: yard.
Mr.. Seyecoe. leanins IA. out 20 make
a good hold on the Ier~. The pulley
b.ok-. and the former srepefe artist wss
dragged ou; os The winfow A. che
eWuns outward she rtneembered be, CD
rope abou, her rsh, arrn She swung
she sreas are % . pendulum. AID got .
.econd's .cosins on the window ledge op-
poe!te.
tn. window vas elos.a. ana she a.a not
.sacstns e;stanes q her oun window. svs
s;o-.-s above .Ae ground
Reai,s,ns that each svia9 would = lee
:s.s Il s.; ;ai ass =: 81, &c &: rois
:.g ;he line.
SAe was out q practice. ane struck tie
c.ole harder than che had :nssa4e6 Che
1as half stunned but 0fl, che snasaeeo
70 throw her aSm0 ana ieGs about sae
pole. ara beeore losing consciousness sd
close TO the ground.
TNe sa:; q fifteen fest afoused Ter. ana
size ass aSss 90 craw! into ;hs house. a
physician ~as caist He Scu3d sha. 30
to... hse been broken TAer neigh6crs
h.!p.d the former c:.cvS Oonaa ,s 70
s.r roma When her A3shan3 returned
from sork Re .ozIr3 he e1Ype. reety
r.. rim A.s wife vas . BIZ gale. bit
.n1vir0. ana . let of friends we're there
20 stake hands With HIN oeeauss he was
acs a Vi6oUef-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COUNSEL
KILLED BY MEMPHIS NEGRO.
EEPrfJ.ic SPECIAL.

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. ,.-Frank p. Pos
ton assistant general counsel os tine
So.;h.rn Railway. ',"S dad a; The Pres
nyr-rlan Hospital ;h.. victim q! a shot
Lr"l hv an uniI"ntif-d negro. who Is
stl,':'os.i - have ,nt.nd.d The bullet for
another p.r-,a.
Tie shooting took place about o'clock
fhl@ afternoon as NJ. fpston Was return
.!s s.r-t. dinner The home OF EiS
hFu''f.c-'n-lt. -. Mir. ~ Mct;< i.-c
Tia. SE!ie: pass, q through ais hight hand
and .ri"r-! th.- abdomen.
NJ. FUStun FASTENED 20 a physician 70
have h's ham. ,is,-s",!. and III! rot know
n;:I examine: Ly ~. physician :Ear the
E!!ie. iisi .rt.;~t his body.
VI waz operated "n for Its removal but
G.".i few hours i-t-r.
f:ar. y tuSiur WAS one - ss:e leading
attorneys - the South. He was = brother
q: David fus'uu. who Was killed several
years ago hy General ". Cay King. kirs
has Just recently did ;n IN. Nashville
l. ,.l.eg.iary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FLESH REDUceR KILLS GIRL.
Young Woman Weighing 900
Pounds Succumh~ 20 Treatment.

kkfJ BIC SECIAf.
OMAHA Ses. s~c "a sp>ctAi from
Nora Seh. sars Nt~a Mary ko,l..e az
Nora. asaGe:s- - wealthy rarchzan Of
Sschoss tos-ty. !..-s here today .-pn.
;ss sS.c,s c' ;:>arm-o: sa@ "a! s~-n
nsI-s "a reduce s.r s-~h Mss ko...rx
~As y years a3 asS ~..She. ,&s rounds
., TIE rrc =: as- s~Aia
Wa-- shs rA.se ss-- A-. e~xNe 9, take
ss- t-~asE-r. 20 .e:sce he. :esn she
SssGe~s slore tran :eg: ags!-.S rvvrxts
-" es3 s.vsJp teen nesay St:s though
. g-~a; Sea. % Aer assa Nas taken IN
9TH. tie iA0 sWo year.. Tie ;rrA:n~a,
Oas es. eocs ssr,.g sAe time esS ~
tAkteG sse ssea :szec.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
DEFEAT ROBBERS n
SIREET-CAR BATTLE
Six Hghwaymen Repulsed in Chi
oago BY Passenger After
Desperate Fight.
SHOTS SHATTERED WINDOWS.
Seven Women and Thirteen Men
!AbOard-FOlice Pursue and
Capture Five of Bandit
Gang.
EEPCkI.lc SPECIAL

Sf-fJ h4s1C SPETIAIA
Ca!caSo. III. Dec x-The most daring
sfreet-cAf hOidup o: the year vas at
tempted tonight at II O'Clock. when six
nigh~aymen boarded an electric car II
Ihfty-sec0nd street and Ashland avenue.
occupied by thirteen men and women. re-
turning from Christmas cc2ebrs. lions
An. roSfers crew :evolys!s and ordered
AZ tne passengers. the 4notorman and
conductor. TO throw W their hands.
Ano next moment the "a: In tuT.
MOL. the high~aymen having encountered
unexpected and. AZ u seemed. concerted
oEDasiiion.
WOMEN AND MEN FIGHT.
The malo passengers. Amos. TO a man.
syrun6 70 their fee; and graphing with
The intruders. sought Il xr.St the re-
.oivers from theta and throw them to
the door.
Several OF the women. screaming with
excitement, but hardly could Il be said
from rear. us'a their fi:iSer nails In the
same line Of resistance.
CAR AT FULL. SPDED
Tho nsOtOrnan. meanwhile. with the car
running at high speed. locked IN a
tight embrace with one OF the bandits IN
the mont Platform. with his electric con-
'IoIier useless as weapon because o:
the cl.nch.
An interm!tten. Susii!ade % shots was
kept up BY th- fighters w:;hin the car
Until every window WAS shattered. The
sight OF the strU1sl. an: the reports o:
the guns and breaking s.ass caused iL-
tense afnAzrment to pedestrians Aicy,S
Ashland avenue as the car Travelled from
street
Finally the robbers we're routed ard five
o: them were caught. after a long chase.
~ the police.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
CHARGED WITH STAesIna
Fourteen-YearOld Roy Locked
Tn for CsinR Knife.

Morris IIbersse.n. aged u yesfS. q No
.&a North faghta street.. WaS aSfsssoa last
night b. Paiso!nnen Asaay and Looeha
pph. aged u ysasS. Of No Ul3 Moth
Eisv.afh se:eee aftoe Q ty5vial VuASTel
Tie vics!m Was staboo6 N the HlAt
Ohoaj6eS. but Oa0 not 0e:io0oiI huS1 He
his in3Ify Was dresId ~ Doctor ErsesG
ane 1hersssia vAs 'sessa ~ in ~ HosA-
over.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
BEARS KILL NEBRASkXh.
Simon b. Clark, Pioneer, Loses
Life in Big Horn Country.

Omaha. Neh. Dec 8-TAe insormatien
(1aYk Of Omaha. one II the best known
pioncers 81 EebrAska. was recently kiile
IN . battle With grizzly beass In the Hia
Horn country.
The news was contained IN q letter from
Clask's horse came to h:s ranch December
q. Re,ogni1ing the animal. Adams fol-
lowed his trail hack I'VE miles into tho
mountains. where he found the man9lesf
body Of Cla1k ~ the mouth Of . cave and
beside Il two dead gFi41lieA
Clara 3 known to have been hunting IN
the Big Horn country for several weeks.
Cara. Who Was eenerally known ~
known piainsman and hunter. Hc has
held numerous pubic ofnces In Omaha
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
LOST MONEY IN STREET ROW.
Walter Holly lnterferes in Fight
and In Knocked Down.

Walter Holly Of No III North Tenth
street complalned 20 the police oe the
Fourth District last night that he had
noticed two n;sle boys nGhtinQ et Ire
southeaa corner o. Tsath and Hi0die
Otreees about Q O'Clock. and when he at
tempted 90 separate them someone in the
crowd that gAshered struck him from b.
hind ara Knocked him senDeissA
whea be recovered eonsc5ousoeao ho
found fha3 q and Q knife Wefe Snio11s6
fron his pocksta M suspecto we're at
Srwafd aSressed BY Policemen Welnmsn
aad 0ahen. but there - no evscenee that
W51l probobly b released this morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
THEO, 0GlcAL STUDENT
KILLS HIS FATHER.
ErPrHiIc SPECIAL.

philadelphia. Pa. De- @-To rrof.c.
his mother, James Pollock, q divinity
sfude:I;. Is said 20 s.a.. struck a bipa last
E'cGt that late: resulted IL. she death O$
Lis father an! caused .ir 20 Z. arrested
for "a. Grim. \ number OF ministers ard
prominent church rn.'Gtcrs pleaded vain
u with the fClc. i-ir-.e:ant 70: his ye-
They argued II he was responsible for
IL" death "t lis father ne had acted u:i-
der ;n. u-tL! AZ impulse 20 protect his
mother. ard tina; ais mental agony VAS
,si.l!,',Iu. NJ enough.
The young iUan IL upon th. threshold
q! ordination TO the ministry With IN.
exception .: III. father. t..s Pollock fam
q. - one - -. most rcsisc ..C. Ia k-n-
siEgroT Tho fathers craving for drink has
been TIE on" milestone On the family
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

troubles: sold by all druggists. or two
months treatment by mali 10. Sl..0.
Dr D ". Hall. 20 Olive st. st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

"stie a,.e-;;Ir< - e-a.ri . s,utH-
Sc-tl4 yrpsaUsy -a- a. EA:.c- st-~e. as.
evening" Ns-.;~ AZ. cara " 81 &c age.
- a=t y SearN TesS~r.isriy, aN'-S q:
~ S.s sAssta S~Ncrs srTe>e- s-i s-e re-s
..iGA,lr .s.a-e. Ss,-- s~t-G e:.e- tn
--..,a:e s.ferrscu - SSi;~-a E.. wsy .
rsss.c.A-- .-Sts W~-e ae.c - --tS-. 80
sn.ic home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
sseyE~Exrs o. OCEAN VESSELS.

Lee.e-. To- s-AI-.v~:: stearsss Na-heaE.
Tarc.a.. I.noo:se:. etc IA HcaG Kofs.
Tre.-e DC. :s-Arrtset, siAror.A S0V
Yera y. Ns.,ss srt F.E-=e
sou;.ansS,on. De S-Ar-'v-4; Il FaaaA
rsc~e- p~- S-Ar.fse.: va.er.a.A Es0
Yore :1r A.;,e-S AL uroceeeec-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
No Appetite

Meaas los q Vitality. vigor
q 1ooo. ~ + o(lsA . ~
ousor g Wosrseihg sia-
usn. rs 3 WHY 1 3
s0ioas. IL ~. dig
wQ c. . ? % ta1bo u
upae, s1DaueiNeo ~ oonie
Hood'sSarsapM3a
WA A~uo 0kouandk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

HEPC Ell SFkLIAfe
SeV Terk. De A-Joserh NeKe,ny.
- yeasS ct3- % No IL East Oae HUI
6reA Ard E.gesh ssrees. and John Ilnes =
years. of No. ~ Esss One Hundred and
TW0aty- -seven;A street.. we're afreSse6 "a
eAe oes os s:eal:aG . Anf store ed Q
- East ons hgo3fed a.d Twenty -e:,h
street The saehssD cAughf aSe frc1 the
osoUp And IT, 00OdOo tkA9 e1D1;so1 OoO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
Women'S and Infants
Furnishings

SDS0BUK UkO0OS81O0
A disposal of goods that have become
soiled merely from showing.
These goods must be sold before the
opeaing Of our great sale OF under
muslins. c0rsetS and c0l0re0 pettl-
coats. January I'd.
Freneh imported and hiGh-class do
mestic Corsets. including such makes
- the Sapphire. Leoty and
"Nargaine.'
At el.95. formerly $3.50. The SAP
phire." hand gored. whalebone Alled.
with strong front and side elasttcs.
At S0.5O. formerly $4,000. The
"Margaine." Of fine imported fabrics.
lace front or lace back. silk jarra-
tel!es attached front and side.
Chi dren's White Apro0s
At 00e, formerly - and $3-lace and
embroidery trimmed. broken sises.
Erench d H,nd made Lingerie
Odd pieces greatly reduced. Night
Gowns, Chenises. Drawers, Corse:
Covers. sizes 3i-36.
Women's Outing Flannel 0owas
At 00c, formerly $50 - Pink and
blue stripes, well made. tailor nm
ished seams. sOiied.
Silk Pesticoats
Prices e4.0J to 3l8.j0, formerly
$3.50 to $3.50.
Che1Aeeo's PIonoesette GOWn0.
At 3oe. formerly 59c-P.rk and blue
stri1eS.
At So. formerly :5c-Fancy stripes. en-
brOicry trimmed. broken sizes. ages
to I? years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Taas IakStiss ErrTno Quinn. tablets
;-rssSSi~ts s-'unt rrlaus. - & fails - cg-s.
= y Groves s.sr..t re or ~aCa box -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SCHOOL GIRL PHONES
MOTHER: I'm mA4n1e0." "
R~-Mlc 9PBr9Al>

Sew Haven. Dec 2-Lsstis X1iss Emma
Tihha.is ssasse1 for school at o. Nays
Academy. kVt fa!le0 % return Her par
Snts were 3uSt staFtin9 70 seoSch for he:
VAea she called hes mother up ~ tels-
phone and said abe had . holiday suspsiss
ter her
and thea explained that sbs AsA run down
to Nee Yosk With Charlie ro1 Of West
VIE. and ha1 Sssurne1 - h1e bgt0e. 0ke
y N and Gc8 =. 1hay W1l beGia Aouss-
ksa0onS IN weSeville
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
MOSCOW TROOPS FAIL
TO CRUSH REv0l luTl0N.


papers. the singing Of revolutionary songs.
:hs holding Of meetings and the organ
the ORDER ac- subject To .'nprison:Ilsnt for
three months each ard to q :ine Of 81 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FIRE DESTROYS WHOLE BLOCK
Little Rock lsiaz. Not Under Con
trui at 80.
Y. IL ETIN

.l:r.e NOrA N'k- Ley- n =. 4 n A
an which stsr;r. 81 . isery s-shis ss-Iy
;his morning sNe.I sszy az e-;-s l. NcG
.H> s-~ - not yr: S-is: c>--t-,,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

q ehsss Id o. ess EsSss~ HeSe. vhicH
hAo hoA much AoeAesety n . Doaleeo1 ~
in the ievs9 dasesset. 43s1 laN ntGAs q No.
. 0DoSA Lav0aL He 80 . SonDD ~ -
. Oo8-ADOUO OQRA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

0pseAal CsrUDse9aoss q ~ 1apsAce-
aan Juan. Porto R5eo. O0n N-PSoss0<ae
00ooBvolxO rUooOOoo0n91o0o eooeog010I
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Fos0eV O9efe0 oFP . 10ob0VV00
BlotteYs. soc and up.
Paper knives. Csc and upI
Paper Racks. Sl.:s and up.
Ink Wells. soc and up.
Ash Trays. $50 and up.
Paper Knife and Tray. S0o ana up
Jewel Boxes. Sc and up.
Box Extracts. CSC and NJ.
Belts. silk. gold braid. 500 and uD.
BIck Combs. gold and jewel set. s0c,
Sterling silver enaneaed CouoOD
Pins. lSc
Sterling silver Picture Ffames. an
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

y SO0eOOea - CO6e Woe pUue0.
l;ehinS. s..aa. Bleeding or psu;rvd;ng P1teA
1ovf er-Sg:Ss Wil rs:1n: money u PAZO
Oaa;Ee.: .Ai.s to ev~e "a &C IL oayA ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Lovers of fine Furs should Russian and Hudeoa
Bay Sable snglepiece and matched also Ermne
Beau Marten Dark Mink Chinchilla, Black Lynx Beaver
Per>ian Lamb and Squirrel, all at very low prices
Also full line of Childrens and Misses Fur Sets
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
Waists of Silks,

$3.50 and %. 50 Waists for $500
OF taEeta and peau de cygne:
largo vasiety OF colora
Sl2.5O and $l4.O0 Waists for
$7.60-Of crepe Dc Chine: plain
and chiRon ta6etas; white and
cOlor0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Sale of White Goods.
Fleece-lined PlQuss aad Medium
weight figured Madras Cloths for
Wa3sts. nlghtgoWns. cAtldrsa'S e3oaks,
ETC.. eoosisting q some 1fty cd
pieces. ends q varloes lines Witch
have become somewhat oooled q the
ends from handing. Valaes ars 3Sc.
Soc and SSe. For sale. pr yard.
1Oc.
Blankets at Special Prices
Because We bought them q q manu-
faeturer 1t . discount of 46E len
than the prevailing market prices.
White Wool.
11-S sass. eAse and oaS0
White Cotton.
i3-s Sue. PC values. es................0e
1l-S size. $l.so values. es.............000
Gray Wool
49, = s,.s.. 80 ana -
Sanitary.
vs. 0I8o. ssss.. .14B
Desk and Other Novelties
Az 45es less thaa naskea pslcsa
Doseoeos SaIessos@