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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22

TRUST CO.lPANY BURNED GUT
taining, Perhaps, x2,O0O.UOO, ia
Euin- of Cooper uniIdtau

New York. Dec. l5.--Thc largj
cooper building, Brooklyn together
With the Windsor cafe and row %;
!wcllins houses, were destroyed by fire
-arly Thursday morning. The loss /,
estimated ut s2O0.O0O.
The safe OF the Brooklyn Trust Co
containing between $500. 600 and g..
)0o,00o. IL in the ruins and will be
Guarded by the police reserves and o
number of members OF the Twenty
third regiment. New York national
guard until cool enough 10 be removed
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
THE UNITED NINE WORKERS
The EiEht-iiour Day VIII he strong
~ Fought For as Well az Rec
oEnition of the Union

Shamokin, Pa, Dec. lG.-The tri-
district convention of the United Mine
Workers Endorsed a number of resolu-
ions. Friday, many of which were re-
erred To the special committee ap-
pointed 20 present demands to the coal
operators
Delegates are rctlccnt relative to the
lower of their special committee They
said the committee would take good
are OF their interests and that the
sight-hour day would be strongly
ought for as well rs the recognition Of
he union
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
Mr.. Filters Rcsignntton,

Bloomington. Ill, Dec. lG.-J. W. ri.
Ter, Interstate commerce commissioner
says that his resignation was presented
TO President Roosevelt on November 4
to go into effect on January |. The
resignation, he said, was accepted, and
the Incident was closed as FAR as he was
concerned.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
Final Settlement.

NotIcU Is hereby given TINT the under
signed, Administrator Of the estate ui
RICHARD MOORE, Deceased.
viii make n final settlement OF said estate
at the next term Ot the Probate Court at ~
Francois county, Missouri. to be- begun and
held NJ the Court House In Pennington
Missouri, on the second Monday In january
1896 ALFRED MOORE,
Administrator
November a. ign5
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22

Lincoln, Neb., Dec l6.-Gov Mickey
has refused to honor the requisition of
the governor Of Iowa for Pat Grove,
giving MS his reason that there is still
a criminal charge hanging over Grove
In Douglas county.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
Encountered violent storms

Now York, Dee lS.--Incoming coast.
wise and West Indian trading steamers
report having wcathered during Thurs
day and Friday of the past week. sue.
ccssion of the most violent storms ever
experienced OIL the Atlantic coast
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22

Constantinople, Dec. lS--A dispatch
received here from Batoum, In the gov
erEmcnt Of Kutais, Transcaucasia, re-
ports the outbreak of u revolution
there, II says that the streets were
FABRICATED and that fierce fighting took
Place. The military employed artillery
and many persons. including subjects
Of the Ottoman empire, were killed
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22

Former Circuit Judge Horatio Wood
dropped dead at his home in ST. Louis
Of Rporltxy. He led been Ill for soy.
crRl wcels and had Just returned from
III ,uilln n @
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
THE IOTIERINC
RUSSIAN empire
Crisis Near Between the Rulers
of Russia and the Prole-
tariat Organization.
The Government Practically orders
m, Arrest OF th. whale People,
and the Prediction IL Made Th"t
II MARKS the BcginninE of the
End-nnItIc Revolt spreads.

End-UnltlC Revolt spreads
ST Petersburg. Dec. lS--A shudder
of horror has conyulsed Russia The
government claims that 1t has given
battle only t. the Red rcvolutionists.
but the popuIacc generally believes
that the white terror has returned
Already the leaders of the prolctariat
organization who escaped Saturday
night at the Economic society and even
men OF the rank Of Prof Milukon are
in hiding from the police, who are
hunting them down The government
evidently anticipates battle royal,
and has made i's dispositions accord
ingly It fully understands that the
prolctariaD will give blow for blow in
answer 60 the wholesale arrests
The y0rkmcu's council and the
League Of Leagues Saturday night Is
sued a declaration of general strike,
to begin Immediately. and consequently
by m imperial ukaso, published Sun
day morning. all governors general,
governors and projects throughout the
empire who arc cut of by telegraph are
r'Nth'd WIN almost dl''a'"''aI p'"t'''
being authorized, without '"h'ul""E
St Pcryf-hurg 10 declare stat" OF
,''', -. ..", .,,,,or-
',,a- -. 'G.,,I. ~, ,,o ,,l
Wv, a. '.''','' .,''' , ,,' ,...r, ,,io
80 ''', ',.,' ~, ', ,,,.-,.,, ,,o nnnrI,ro
49,. .,.s1.. .-,..trE,a4
va. mae a.. -,ro
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed, Administrator Of the estate ut
GEORGE ". foRSllEE. Deceased.
viii make final settlement of said estate
ut the next term of the Probate Court Oi ~ .
Francois county. Missouri, to he begun and
held nj the Court House I'm Pennington In
said county. on the second MOndny In
january l!DG.
T.. NJ. FORSHEE. Admir-.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22

been dedicatsd at Mexico, which is
said to be one Of the finest struct
nres in the state.
A little nine year-oId girl in
Valley Ridge, Dunklin county
named Camp was burned to death
recently by her dress catching on
fire from an open fireplace.
The Bill" club of Excelsior
Springs gave banquet on the
18th. All persons named Bill are
eligible to membershl. All the
editors Of that town are members,
as they are all Bill. Their pass
word is Hello Bill"
The earliest shipment of straw
berries for years was received on
the 18th from Galloway, Florida,
and the berries were unusuull fine.
They sell for 81 quart, or about
six cents apiece.
1t is that no more football will
be played by the Columbia Col.
lege of New York.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22

Moscow. Dec IS ny telephone to St
Pctcrshnrpl There Is intense alarm
among the Formulation here over news
from st Petersburg of the inauguration
by the government of policy of re-
nrn.n,-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
PROMPT n FIR t;H1iI1
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

ALL FREIGHT BILLED OUT OF ST.
LOUIS PRIOR TO 6 p. NJ. WILL BE DIS
TRIBUTEp BY LOCAL FAST FREIGHT
TRAIN No. As AT ALL STATIONS ON
THE LINE BEFORE NOON THE MORN
ING FOLLOWING.
ALL FREIGHT READY TO MOVE
NORTH ON TRAIN No. 46 WILL ARRIVE
IN ST. LOUIS SAME NIGHT.
-----=-@E
For freight rates, tickets, folders, etcA,
oslI on or address Local Agents, or
T.. j. TIIOMURE,
asnI Freight 4 Passenger Aesst
BONNIE TERRG. NO.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22
WILL STAMP OUT HAZiNG.
MILDLY" Nnnd"rN""r, one OF the
"Mnrl.rh" Ones, nrnirs Tint IL"
WINS Present NJ Tim".

Washington. bee. lG--TIa2ng Cf
every kind. II is announced will
be- stamped ont of the naval acado-
my. regardless of the number Of
dismissLla from the brigade ui md
shIpmrn necessary to hriaE about this
result Two midshipmcn viii be- DIS.
missed from the academy within few
days by tho secretary Of the rayy, the
ono for ha2inE and the other Tor coun
tcnancing it by failure. white on duty
10 report its occurrence
Briefly, these are the developments
IN the movement against huHinE mt the
naval academy when Secretary Bona
part" reached the navy department
Thursday. he received an official rc.Crt
from Admiral Sands Announcing tn,
suspension O; Mid5hipman Trcnmor
Colin, Jr., third class man. fIr hams
MIdshipman Jcrdonc pettus Kim.
Trough. fourth class man, by fo,cnp
him to stand on his head until he he.
came unconscious. and Of Mitah.pmln
Warren Able Nandcrveer. aceoni
class man, because. while on duty. he
observed the occurrence and fi.lCd t.
:cpOrt II. .',IHx
tnndcryrrr's Version.
Mount Holly n J., Dec lG-"ThCy
had been making an Investigation INTO
ha2Ing and ono 'plebc said u CAM
on duty last night on his Cour, ana
when inspected for abscn'Cos, an
upper classman. who was In his room
told me this 'plobc' had n'arlj faia'ed
ana he WAS trying to Il; h n up. !
lidn't know why he had tainted, ana
didn't think It serious, so | didn't re-
port IT."
Such Is the defense offered By Mid
shipman Warren A. VandcrNccr in o
letter received here nv his norpntg
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1905-12-22

Moscow Dec lS.-Thc mutIny Of
the Roston glcnadior regiment col.
lapscd iguominionsy Sunday night. ow-
inG TO internal discussions and the dis
content of n large portion of the sol.
Gtcrs with the programme of the So
riiliHt leaders. who wished to force
them into open collision with the loyal
trONns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
Railroads.

Pennsylvania
RAILR D
STATIONS foot Of west Twenty-third Street and
srh esSSS m sq from pesqosses and Cortand
Streets Is FIVE minutes than that given eeio" for
FOR THE WEST.
.a5S An cHICAG0 SPECIAL ..,
'AO0S a NJ. ST LOUIS LIMITED. Fer Cincinnati
'IO55 M The fPa p PE E49SS LIMIrED-ss
'L5S P. NJ. cH fH1aS o c1Sc1NNATI AND ST
1855 P NJ. PENNsYI-VANi4 SPECIAL. IS hours
.55Pv 80 Chicago
$50 ST L9gTS 4TP g5NcrNNAT1 EXP
.sS p VI VI PACIEIC EMPRESS ,,,,,-,-,,, v--rp
'9S n FPFTFETg sR A s9Rc faEcINNFi
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
as5 coasress sS 'I I@.d "a S = as 4s g.
i2S5 M 10 90 night sunday p - a ~.
sotTHEfS R a ~ /: p 5is. sas .42s m 1910
ATLANTIC COAST IINE-ss2 5 a. m. and oe5 p. m.
sE5a ad3o AIR LINE-1:-25 p m and 1s-lo a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAuwAY.-'aa5 ?. n
cFd 5Ss p a OHIO RAILwAY.-7S0 m week
FOB OLD PoiNT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--756 a m.
ATLANTIC 'cTTY.E955 a m and 255 ?. m. weekdays
Sundays, '7.55 a n.
LoN BR4NcH % AgRURT Ts FA ocean Grove,
Ashury Park Sundays, and Point Pleasant, 8 80
a. M 1925 Saturdays only Long Branch Ia
100 Saturdays only except Long BrancA 20, ) %
as except Long Branch, Ass except Saturdays eA
SUM- Long 3 sranShl ~ and 900 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
90 81 70 3 2' SO 80 = g5' stloSS S S So
425 '425. '4.55 GA 55 for North Philadelphia only
80 800 49, 25 . g 50 for North Phiiadeg90Ea
only2 m y 10 night days sundays =, 10 %
@I.55, S-25 20 IS. 955 sf11-55 1888 a. m l2%a
.1255, "155. 1878 355 f~t455 North Ptjla-
dsphia only "455. 1856, 755. SIS s5 (a55 for North
Philadelphia only m. u 10 night
Dining Car +Extra-fare train.
Ticket Offices. 46l 1854 SO Broadway; 1S2 Fifh
Avenue below 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner sh
ST.: House. and stations named above BrooA-
lyn 342 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street: geo Broadway
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. The New YORK 4Tsr
fer Company will call and check baggage TON
hotels and residences through { destna ton
Telephone 543 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad CAP
Service.
W ". ATTERBTRY 7 r WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Trafde Manages,
GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18

MAMBUgG-AMERlGAE LINE.
PIyn7outh-Cherbou Hamburg.
tD'tsehd Sept 81. 10 +%Adoltke Oct u I'M
EPretoria. % fPennsY MIA Oct a 9 an
fWadersee Sept 80 am TD'tschand-O Oct 10 $50 q m
fsBluecher oct 4 II a M Amerika 26.
fCirin Room Gymnasium on board. calling at
Dover London ana Paris.
giant A NJ Z X n a OCT 26
700 feet o. 500 tons reg, a, coo tons dispI-
ocean Passage about days.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Restaurant Ia carte. elevator. gymnasium electric
baths features in addition 10 the usual
accommodations Of transatlantic liners
New Y k-Naples-GenOa.
%HAMBURCi. Sept %, 10 A NJ tlov IA. Jan
PPTVZ OSK 4 P - oct 10. 2 ?. NJ Nov. 2S, Jan. ID
az BISMARCK new ........ Oct 81 20 A. NJ. Pee
PRINZ ADA LBERT. Oct. 81, P. N; Dec - teb-
&C,alIs Gibraltar eastbound
Onices. and 81 Breadway. Piers Hohoken, ~ !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on IH5 EE5N Holk
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
23d Street 10 minutes carrier except Eid-
night train leaves 1850 2. n
IY Liberty street Zoo m except sun i2l.s-
Daily Diner.
y Daily Iln@r
40 m Daily BuEet.
.sRavaI Tir,jtedIs zoo m Daily Al Pullman
" liberty street 6uU Daily DiAsE
Daily 6alHets
night DailS 1ieepe1s
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO IHE 49,. ..
Leave New York City. West 20 81 4l2s[ty x
Chicago, PittsbuFg, Sleeper .-.- 11h0 pm 1st8 nj
Chicago, Columbus. Diner II % an 4l-ge 4 n
Pittsburg, Cleveland. Iinaitad- 329 pm V0 PM
.tPittsburg Limited" Buffet 500 pm Ivy Pm
Cincinnati st. Louis, Sleeper II 90 pm z-15 Ht
Cincinnati, ST. Louis Diner s5o an 9-99 an
Cincinnati, ST. louis, Diner $40 pm 500 pm
los Greenwich St % Union Square ". 8el Grand st..
n Y. ga Fulton St, Brooklyn: sd st and Liberty ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
NFW YORK NEW HAVEN Z HARTFORD r. n.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. Ed s. and
4th Ave, as follows cor . - ..u,a.oo .-,t4o.oa
A M fF.I.oo, az.1;o1 'xa;999 = 500 .s3l5SS
80 Sid $500 A N t'12o0 s.4;e0 s1i 90 ?. N
pt15i1rf 4NB ana BAR HARBOR-tfs;02 p ~
1T>t5f-E- MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS AND GUEBEC-
FsIs:4O A N, 1900 2 NJ -,~ -.
y-oH CFSTER and FITCHBURC, VIA PUINAd-Te =, n
sEHE{-fI-I-F and NORFOLK-fS:o2 A a.. ts.s1 = ~
PPTslGTON. SFOEkBRIDGzE, n PITTS
Il r+-rE1 80: 10 f9-02 A N STA tS:51 P. NJ
-Eet ofces at eGrand Central Staten and o125th 81.
-, ar ragI 49, 354 Broadway, c25 untoE sauaFa.
1sl Finn Ave GAS Columbus Ave. e649 Madison Ays-
80 West 125th Te8 Third Ava In Brooklyn. esq.
Se0 Fulton $50 Broadway -
1SItI 6 sundays only Saturdays only tParlor Cas-
T5n1iIsd Has dining cParoT and Sleeping Ca
tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18

The approximate amount Of the taxes assessments or
chae1onev or paid b. the Referee. Se4iGe and IN
terest ,oor
-@s'' ~ Emil. GOLDMARK, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18

A r,yrr-prTsFNENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
a Tribune received their Uptown ONCE. No; l5o4
no. 5gay between 3gth and 3Tth until clock D m
isents received following branch olees al
regular Office until % clock . m VIZ en-
DIST 8th-aVe.. l-tn-st-s " East
i4tbsf 257 West 42d-st.. between Ith and sth avss
between 18th and ifth
IS oas sd-ave- near dlsI-st: 11as lst-ave. near
Son. J57 Fast I2sth-st T56 fremont ave; 600 I'd
AZ. near 4Ist-E 55i 3d-ave; 20 nleeeAeT-st-' 5@S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-RaadaH Salisbury. Plaintiff; against William
c Cooper as Ad;nnlSraoT, ETC ct a.! Detenaants-Ln
lie drly and entered in the aboveenttled action
bsering dat 18th day OF August.
,riersigned the Referee in said Judgment named viii
~ a. r!bIic auction the New York Estate
Saesroons Nos 1915 Vesey St. in the Borough Man
C7jtv OF New York. the 18TH day September
Tao5 At IL O. clock that day by l. J Phillips s.
Co Auconeers the premises directed by said Judgment
md therein follows.
sir lot Of land IN the Borough The Bronx, City of
nded described follows Beginning
a. The poin % intersection OF the westerly side OF Weeks
with the southery side Of East 1I4th
Street running thence westerly along said souhery side
street % feet. thence southeriy parallel
[Taai-z street or so thence easterly par
iiai I East 1T4th 80 feet the westerly side Of
g Street OF and thence northeriy along said
esrrly side OF Street Avenue to the point
subject the rights. II any. which
NAV have been acquired by Edward Haight ny reason o
alleged sale for Thousand years u portion Of
SAL premises for the unpaid 1865. which sale
was held OF about February 2tth. $50
York August % 1908
-' EMF. GOLDMARK. Referee.
Rp u-oPD " HITCHCOCK Attorney for Plaintiff S.
Liberty Street New York CITY
The Following is diagram OF the property 70 be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18

Lackawanna Railroad,
Leave n Y cot Barclay and Christopher SsA
A M Biugharnron and Elya1ra
s1O 4 e. I{1InaiO. Chicago and ST LOUIS
2 90 A M.-For syracuse OsWego. FieAnetd sPFInsA
1l2 40 p M.-PncoHO Mountain Special
a 40 ? N-For BuTalo and Chicago
a 90 P M-For Scranton and Plymouth
s6 Is p M-Far Buffalo and Chicago
- Buffalo, Syracuse F.lcn1sl1 spftnga
A M-For Chicago eepers open go P ~
T{cLsra AZ 149 429 lls3 1854 Broadway. \. =: $50
E1iiton ST Brooklyn %Day. Except sunday EsatlF@
days only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
: CUNARD LINE.
DID D0MlNlON GlNE.

OLD DOG11EIlON GQN[E.
DAILY SERVICE.
Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth, Primers
Point connecting for Petersburg
Richmond virginia Washington D. c.. and entire
West.
FreiEht snd passenger from Pier g.
n. r. Beach St, every week day at p m
H B. W. LKER Vice-President and Traffic Manager
A MEXICAN LINE.
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON
Sailing Saturdays. $50 A NJ Pier 10. N r.
PHILADELPHIA Sept % New York Oct
St Sept list Louis Oct. IL
DED STAR LINE.
IL RP-DovER-LONDON-P
Sailing Saturdays 1890 a NJ Pier Il, n. P
ICELAND. sept % Yaderiand .---- Oct
WHITE STAR LINE.
W NEW-YORK-QUEENSToW
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays. Pier As. N. r
TSaltfc.. $50 A NJ NJ.
Teitouic Sept. 81 a. NJ Majestic. A NJ.
Celtic. Sept 90 $50 A NJ Oct. Is, $50 A NJ
TO MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NEW YORK.
CRETIC Sept %. Noon; Nov 4. Dec.
REPUBLIC. Oct 49, Noon: Nov so Jan 26 March
FROM BOSTON:
CANOPIC Oct. Z Nov Is Jan Il, Feb. %
ROMANO. oct. %, 10 A N Dec 2 Feb.
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE. whitehall Bldg. Battery Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
Lac Schools.
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
.o1ijas Professors Teachers Tutors
20 iEo7eres schools Families Apply
" MS M J YOUSG-FCLTON. 23 Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
Ocean Steamers.

NORTM GERMAM llO0Du
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CH ERBOURG- BREMEN =.
Kronprinz Sept 26 80 P NJ Kaiser. 81, 10 NJ
Kaiser..-.. Oct 3. 10 A. NJ X. VIM. Nov 9 Noon
< VIM Oct 10 I PM fKrcnpruz. Nov. 81 II A "a
Kronprnz. Oct "a Noonl Kaiser Nov 2s 10 A NJ
Iwin-Scpew Passenger Service.
PLYM 0CTH-CHERBOURG
sRheu Sept 10 10 A NJ Bremen Oct. H. Noon
Friedrich SEPT IS 10 NJ sRhein 20. 10 A. NJ
Kurfuerst. A Friedrich Nov . 10 A.
sMain. Oct 10 10 A. NJ isAIan Nov. H. 10 A NJ
sails for Bremen direct.
MeditePran can Service
GIBRALTAR-NA PLES-GENOA.
Irene sent q II A NJ sNeckar Nov. 4 II A, n
Albert -. oct Z II A Nj X Albert. II. II 4. n.
X Iuise oct IA II A NJ K Ilise Nov. Is, IL A NJ
P Irene Oct. IS, II An Up. Dec 2 II All
"GihFaltar
From Bremen Piers. 50 and 9Th SITS, Hohoken
OELRICFS & CO. No. 5 Broadway. n
Louis H Meyer, 45 South Third St. Pha-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
z FADING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CFNTR RR.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. K.
STATIONS West Esd St. y r
Foot Liberty St. y. r
Time shown below is from Liberty 81. West 2Sa -
Is.es ~ minutes earlier except noted BY essisnahHF
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND AzAUcH
SftCe h---z4gO tf-la Easton). 910 A. N = Ia 80
9-90 DO 40. Easto7 only P. II. sunday z4s0 A A.
wILKEsBARRE AND eCRANToag-a1O A, NJ IN
800 Z. NJ sundays. "A so A NJ, 500 P. 81
LAkEWOOD, LAhEHURS TONS RIVER AND
BARNEG AT-z4o0, 40 A N, $50 o.. 20 Lakswood
and LakshursD Cd Is P II. Sundays. 100 A n go
lakewood and LAX eaurst).
ATLANTIC CITY 40 a. NJ, kt5 20 P u -
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINETS-z4. %.
$50 1130 "A xe12 40 40, g4A5 a5.15, 80.
$50 tl20l Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 0l5 A N.
Atlantic HLDs sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BEACH.
EAST LONG BRANC5-z4OO. zh50 $50. 11-So A. NJ,
13o 80. $50 $50 P NJ sundays. 600 A n. 4o0
PEiII4ADELPHIA-sz4 80 MOO. msOo, 400 msle-oq
eli 90 A M. ms1200 m100, ~2.0e %300. 400 mes-oo
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-sOO mS1OOO. 'lzoo
100 ~i12 Is
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND Will
A Reading eulyl IIsI-0o H. 90 200 P NJ. Read
ing. Pettsve Harrisburg only. F4po 400 tSo = ~;
SANDY HOOK RQ - e. Lea P'sT M r. snaa W
Cedar ST. ~ 10 90 4 NJ 100 as AS 10 P N sun
"Daily. Italy sunday Ssundays &Parlor cars
orIy ffVia Tamaqaa. aExcepr Saturdays nDining
From Twenty Street-b52O ?. n, e350 ?. n.
e12. 20 P NJ. q so P. NJ, t1L5o I. Nj, Is P n -
Ofaees Liberty 81. West 23d St. Astor House 2el
Union square West 2T9S 125th ST. 245
A York 342. S43, "a $50 FULTON ST.
Brooklyn: 800 Broadway Williamsburg New YORK. Trans
fer calls for and checks baggage 70 as5tlT2II2a
Vtce-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
Arizona republican., 1905-12-22

The second prize has not been an nounced. The entries in this race to date are Charlie Redbird Charlie Washington, Joseph Kisto, Frank No Ian, Winfield Scott, Juan Thomas and Peter Jones. The entry fee is $1. Quarter mile race, spring wagon, with two horses. Entry fee $2. One mile re- lay footrace, four Indians in each team, four articles of equal value to be given to the members of the win ming team. The entries for this are $S and four teams are now entered, one each from the Maricopa, Gila rlv- CT, Salt river, and Sacaton reserva- tions.
 Half mile horse race, entries $4.
 Mile horse race, entries $5. There are now three entries, one horse own ed by Antelope of Maricopa, one by Antelope of Casa Blanca, and one by Menassua of Salt river.
 Quarter mile pony race for Indian boys under twenlve years of age, en- try fee $6.
 Quarter mile foot race open to all, Indians and whites, entries $7.
 Only a few of the purses and prizes have been decided upon yet, and most of the entries will not be filled until Tuesday of fair week, when the braves all congregate on the fair grounds. George w. Brown, one of the reservation officials, will be there Monday and Tuesday to receive them and act for them in their negotiations with the fair management. They will probably be fed and camped on the fair grounds. Floyd Burmister, of the Salt river reservation, will also be here to assist MT. Brown. Every thing indicates that Indian day will be a hummer, and it will be hard work to crowd the races and the Indian sports all in the one day.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-22

that small children understand the
 language of the eyes better than
 words. By merely winking he is able
 to make one of the youngsters want
 to leave it's mothers side and come
 to him. A tiny twitch of ais mouth
 sets half a dozen or more of them in , a roar.
 He is a single man, and, as all single
 men should, he has a young lady 70
 whom he pays attention. One evening
 last week he was on a Preston street
 car with her on the way to a theater.
 A woman entered with a baby in her arms.
 The young man :ad a mischievous impulse to try a wink on the child. The mother was looking in the other direction and most everyone in the car
 had his eyes fixed in that absent, non committal stare which seems to be the expression suitable for riding in the , cars with the longitudinal seats. Nobody was looking at the young
 man. The child was glancing from one
 passenger to another. None of the
 faces was animated enough to attract her attention until she happened to look at the neatly dressed young man. Without breaking up the sober ex-
 pression of ais face the young man winked straight at the baby girl. The little eyes popped big.
 The young man winked again and let
 a smile flutter across his face. The little eyes popped bigger, the little mouth opened wide. Surely it was time for the young man to quit.
 He was just going to turn lis head and break up the filtration when he had another desperate impulse. He pufed out his lips as if he were go- 1 ing to say "Boo!" He turned his head quickly, but the little one would not be thus tilted. "Oh, dodo!" the baby
 cried, and stretched out both arms to- ward the young man.
 Everybody looked at him. The young lady was startled. His face turned crimson. He is certain he will never again take clandestine glances at children in trolley cars.