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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03
Maybe The Doctor is Misrepresented.
Sta Landmark

At Lexington court the other day
Judge Long had small boy before
him for stealing $40 in cash am was
in a quandary what to do with him,
for he was too young to send to the
jail or the chaingang. The matter
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03

In questionable cases. the public
officer must make this his inflexible
rule: Do nothing that needs to be ex-
planned
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03

Our ordinary speech serves only
the middle range of emotion and pas
sion, while in supreme moments we
are reduced to eloquent silence or to
an inarticulate cry"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03

Students are much the same the
world over. In Russia they throw
bombs and in this country they give
their college yells.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03

The people of Raleigh wish quiet
and rest so they can all pull together
for a greater city. They wish no dis
tracing election this year!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-03

Did YOU ever notice that the man
who whines and the man who wins are
not the same?
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

THE ARKANSAS PIE COUNTER.

There is promise " haley III and vociferous time
among the ninesy odd members "f the Republican
State Central Committee of Arkansas. which meets
In Little Rock to-day. and three four hundred
Interested spectators WHO going up Z" town TO
watch the proceedings.
The piehunxry Republican politicians. Of the
State paincd. not ~ my deeply Grered because
IN. President last week violated what they under
stood 70 I've the immaiaile 'o,i.' with respect to
Federal appointments Democratic States.
For Postmaster a, Walnu, Rdg. the President
actually sent !" the S.Eate shr name u = ". An
dr.ws. who had not .,r recommended by the com
mi,tc-. instead Of that II &. W. White. who had
l--n. In the ais-n-. or Republican Senators or
Representatives fr"ni Arkansas the President has.
seciA generally followed 10, recommendations If
the Republican State Committee In making Arkan-
appointments. aud his action In III. Walnut
Ridge case Is by miny II ~" i,!e hunters deemed
-c-uir!s II not actually subv q! all prc,i-n
relating 10 pie in Arkan>as
I, uus-,ti.s their faith la aiuc %. The rcco,.l-
nentat"n- t IT, ia,:. 10. TIA. c.:iIin,.. forth
coming: meeting. whcu viii der a;pi.a tons fer
nearly hf,y important Offices including presidential
Posfnast--s. Receivers "i THE four lar. offices and
Marshal ~ the Federal Court III L!,Ilc H",k
They ar. -"n,.wh, rca>sJ:r,.I l.: ihr explanation.
that Mr White IS cashier .: rational bank IN Wai
nut Ridge and that Ia" committee recommended him
In irnor&nc" 81 ']r al, -'! ru. .a!n- maxim. Post
masters Of bankers. tE.Tt. i.u- something h, CON.
petition between bans AMI tie. I!"u., order bus
III she Post tii'".
Nevertheless. thc "ri''ntr'ut - Andrews in.
stead q: Whit" At Wau.' Hi-- ha> caused al,nos.
great c-,runo'l"n an'nE "a. patriots assembling.
around 'ac committees pie ,,UGirr that created
~ 'otioaHus WHOM Ike ,-.-'. Ia Il dove. cote. be
rutj"r.,I the h"s"aR~ at 'og'ali Ta.-. +, nr--nu.
a"ss ~"iI ~ "Np". ancy among rh- faithful gath
,TiEg IN Little I;ork
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
RECENT COMMENT

Hoossh Sse Pstts6oFgI
Philadelphia Bulletin
Doctor b. A. Ronth declares tina, Pttsturc IN. c,,v
ne live" in IL dep!orabie examuIs Of race suicide
On that count. he said recently II accuse INV .o-
Z" tie sure: but On all other counts praise her Pitts
burg IL beautiful rich. desirable city nartieu.
la'iy like here our poieness visited another ci,v m.
long since. and the impnlt.ness found there seemed
strange Such spirit sci om lifts It's uRiy heaA IN
Fsftsburx And one piece ~ nastincss on INV xi.t
almost made me a convert euicids II "a. +.
lovely autumn day. and making river excursion
on steamboat The decks were rather crovded ".
cut our way smoothly through the clear deem v.,s,
IN either side rose mountains aame with the red and
gold OF the auumn.1 foliage And it vas an fine hu,
suddenly child. seated iis mothers Ian beam 70
cry. Frowns a: directed toward ,hi. china
They had nv effect though The bawling became louder
II annoyed you like . toothache. And the passenger,
all showed their Certain audible x,owi. h.
TO reach the mother.
- Don't what people want to brin9 k,A, eo..
IT needs a spanking That Is what n need,.
:. Confourd the little brat
THE mother "a, with a stony face casing straisht
ahead and jumping the child up nervousiv IN
her knee All eyes. al thoughts we're nov turned IN
her and tn her bowling youngsser. The scenery xas
forgotten Suggestions noateJ the air for he, IN
catch.
Maybe Ms s.ck.'
e IT must have the rclc % shrek like that.
As ;hes. suggestions became louder and lou6e, Oh.
woman became anEreg Ami AL Of Q sudden she .ei..
;he child ard shook II Violently
Cry a. loud like. Nille.' she exclaimed
I've paid your fare"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20


=; lo.S heeE she ;-ar:,ce % certain class Of
sc-cAii-d tra ca politicians at e.. N. .erce
s:5 .: tho churches &. politics II one
tbs class. pron:aen; party !sa:sr IN New York
.ra:s The bolt declaration ,hA; one
saloon north rri!:!cal influence time
:sa- 7, be coa:.s-~i that this
seemed 20 te the n some DAr;s Of the coua;ry
. tays long past but th!ngs to s.ov that
~. pe,io. "a politics 70 nearly. II
10, quite. ever To tie influence Of good
that @: churches. the success 90 ;ae
the elections Ia NsW
York Pennsylva.Ia and attributable small
eeS-ee We only hoes shas :sese factors vii
. potent ard aggressive force Throughout the f1
Z: . Vsn os righteousness 70 established "A
this country 0 muse con. oAouf hsosy through ths
dire, a and n.oehesS q sAs laod
asa inssisusions resiosa u - frush asvse "a
Soegssfea sAaa chief plars q IL sesss
the hSmo aaA tAe ehuesA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Tie Reverend K. J. CanpbsN n National Review
:hrd reason FOR :he uxeasness prevalent in regard
Biblical Criticism. s i;s tendency look for tho
Of THE Biblical books hitherto unlreamed OF
regions AID therefore destroy the unIqueness OF the
instance. much Investigation Of
Bahylon'an remains throwing nood Of light on OLD
Testament; origins There 3 hardly
L: p! Testament story which be pa.ai.eied In
some @: thes" contemporary records This Information
comes with something Of shock the Chris
tisn who has hitherto been taught as
eiaily chosen people Wisnessns God idolasrou
world With the d!say of the u!2ueness
revelation the question arises whether there has
teen real revelation all Moreover there
tendency tn. of the critic. OF explain
Ii IS arra;hst.c :" miracle by miracle un-
ers'and the temporary suysrscssnn % law Away
tie myths relating the creation and away
with them the picturesque eftories of pa,.:-
hrcts: Abraham Isaac and Jacob become the
ized symbols 80 ~ bal ai,es: :hs
ious ds.ersnce from Esypt. the lAw-xving Sinai
the "a tie wilderness the fall Ual.s OF
Jericho. ;he standing s:!u q the and moon q, the
command - Joshua such fo.ce:ul pe,.ona!t:e, n.
Moses ami Elijah 10 be chiefly legendary; the
O. Es;he- Iaa:cl ani Jonah longer va;u.
as" p. ~. h.o-icy .: they r~cor: 4. Doctor
Parker sa,i IN hi. vs1ctory address Free Church
coulc! Of England Wales. There 70 den ,h.,.
lo.s. ar1. - all. there no Daniel
mystery and sAcretess OF these narratives seem
net: away.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TO-DAY IN ST. LOUIS.

, From The Republic .: I.c. =. $50
} Th.. Academy O: S~isnc. met AT
the po.y:.ch1ir bui.Ginz. Doctor
} G'nrs" Eng.!Inarn presiding.
) TIE legislative Committee of IN"
} - n1oi EsJarG met 10 CONSIDER re-
} g,..stg :or iavs 90 be sought from
} ,:ie Sta'e ASy.m' II
HavGr 1.r-r.Giz !ec'a@3 that TIE
, c!ty was b.ir- IMP set up3n through
} aatirg pau."Ts SRI -! H',' iy,i
al -c-tiors of t.e Stn'" nn' ~. .iI-
! 81 20 take 7~;io1 against The custom
) ~ rnr.frfl~ exam NIX az! fSnee
, who srri's-' for i'ri"icn 70 the
) .!.v f1~t.tnti1ns
lag. w kisul o.Srr Jed IN" mo-
! .ioa for Il re. ,Slsi IL 'hs Insurance
..Fss
Members of IL. n,t-Char;er par
- ,ne, a. Sr ~ Marie. street.
y-J.b John F-cF -lin HE chairman ana
J ! nr<ry - ss-r' ary. fs':.ion
g. Lir.r fora q cir u ~ vas cFSSh
N. ias gYs-c-'atiea 20 ta. Munich
&c -. - n!gr o. ,he M,ssS.ip:i
,-',r,.- C-..e G-C xey| ASSOCIATION
a.. .,-.-.Gsrr-~d for ,hr foiipeinH
a.. .lfh 7 \ Hedges AZ presiSsnf-
) TIE Co-'~- Ey~hans- Hec.crd 20
e..4h,fsh "a nGt'ts9-s u arbitration
4 cog, r-.9ia. "a prp.!ir for srgv-
rrst--. particularly c.er rejected
} cotton.
I.rr, -racite1 announced an IN
y@:..o- bT which printing os photo
I e-suh.- asEgt!ves BY electric light
xsr r-ad. possible
Ns.:-k1nwn Democrats held .
4 meeting q; I.rurry Hall with Pat
I r~S Burns r:esifirs Discussion Of
orssflzatiGn for the co-ling cam
,aixn eas taien Up. 4 COMMITTEES
) xas ay;oin'e': IN k7ve pn~:r. 20
) .his .ra. iis members includin0
Judge J. n. Terry. Major N. Ne:
Sarsara Iec.o: r . Ho.land an0
N~s.rs Burn. Cerush. W koSH.
! 1Arap Scsrfis4e. James 0WsN0ey. "
! =. Grow. Arthur Ire. n 4 suSef.
! True-dsle. Pat pegnan. DuaSoA
J 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S1;s;ss i."1ssysa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
>ENT NATIONAL crTTnN CONTENTION

.,uonS th. he cons ,Ics,s, by In" i!!a>-
convention .: thr Southern Cotton h>-'-'jat'ou in
NV orleans IN Jsnuar, U.- the toast important
that - as:l,G. 'Uts send y!t commission
~ foreign cuUu;T-~ {" NFrsJu'" anr"a,! tie
# American -";tr-i and cotton goods
The ~ cotton NAV l.ttl. need this
sort = alvocscy. hut they" 3. wide g.. f.r ,be
= ,h- world In Ch!ua and Japan the fe'i by com
iari-on with i-.~aot p.odgrrlgu- : practically
uaiI;fi,.., In aii the Latin. American E.puhi!.>
frog. -hc Hio ,.rxnae va.r. rrunf-
all- markets In which ouSh: ~ 4. w.aula:
.,,-rr..i,ors - ,,r.a, Rrftain aci .;e-;usay Ni>
.fcr.ar, work in these H~..,> should G-r.Ur. excel
,.n, results especially Z !. vs-" conducted with
g.c-<.sr,
Sr:ch work Nuui! t- greatly !'-1;In-s,: h- he sr
lection h, thc Isys-tnlcn, Il tS-.l'u-r - stats
.gss 90, ,niy .. , conditions and yfeii III. ..
.su.,,rsr,.an ~ American cv-tya q q. varsou.
.nuu,rGs~ ,o which Z: = eI,-E'-! ;hc rusnf-r- %
I.i,u uss,i ,he kinds - c.-,> .r-c which they
converted ans. tn. markets. 81 wkich they
". arc ,ow ~x,ssr:ns s'a,e'AinS Ike 'we'h;,:-
.s c,;r :s~ >s:,,s bile exports of su-toa gods
are sc: in>ixais,an: I: j. uc9 worth wiki ~
make serious effort ias sr,a.s -. export os 'as
manufactured goods hi'- diminishing the quaint
s,~. a rsw s>.etea Aisoai
The aarsAhsl:,y ~ bringing at.,u; direct r~is-
,s,cs between the src~~r> ant ,he manufacturers
q sSssso aiss aw"oS fhc ,Asi,s thar vii cosne
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
WOODS MIKES ms
MAIDEN SPEECH
Attacks st. Louis Terminal Asoo
ciation - Greatest Of MonOp.
Olies in Restraint Of Trade. {
cnAReEs DETERMINATIONS
Cites Personal Experience Whea
He Hod to Wait Weeks to Get
Box Delivered to Him From :
East st. Louis

w..h,ns,on. Dec u-A.,.e.,n. n.
rsrwi..i p.,,,o.C a.soci.,i.r ~
.createst c"nsniracv o:oinst fraae I, ~
history of Shs. na.,. nest "Ir wnna N 'cS "a
Ss c,,,. 80 rS,,h - SonS.sS 80 S.O "
a.: T-.is,h rs..sas -. ~ as IT,
.,eerh sn The H".se r.. .,,oln s ,,.sa., ~.
,ss"sn,,"n "o..cs a.. .S. JM ms3
,,~..,,sa, 1e';i, ,S eS =, s,, Sdni..es .
oily. ~ ''' o. A'0'' '' A
lie began BY reviewins the hissesy Of
eigantic .ru... composed Of ioorieen ran.
j. kno~n In s.. LOUIS. and Secias.d ssef
y, ~ :, ,n q ciress violation OF iaw; p rsecee
Louis while one II the Sreat cities g
rosa @ HaD. 'A '''' A'' '''"
dressing Consress on the subject: =
Cons. tons ~hass i memseHssp @ os sSmeo:. :.ss:sl
ST: Louis" He charged that the Ter:
favored shippers.
prpsox, D,scp,,ux.
FERsoNAL DISCRIMINATORY
Ana .; sad he 7 s,:s e g. -. =
that arises from ttis yi0!atiOc of the
Sh.r:nan antitrust act, and from this No
IN reference to Interstate cOmfneres. Il =
this: This holding company. this COMPANY
that controls every avenue Of trade -
travel into the city OF ST. Louis and fro0
whose Jurisdiction there = no escape TIN
CON pa nv to whom al must bend the kueab
Is in a po.i Ton 10 favor certain 0hlDD0ED
ana d.sfayor others
You have head on the noor of thu
House during the last few Aay, oSat0me0to
showing how by me ms OF pefVsto-00P
cumosues. By m. ans Of rebates and ~
n: ner devices. certain shipp-rs oeo fovOQ0o
ty raiiroa,ls But With ali The - oalnhon3
sfafer,enfs that vCu have heari. there r.
unne thaf .h"vs Inc 6,crani outfnsoe M
Girsr, viC,a ;ion, N !nv thaf are pe,s -
fn.cs nv shis bo;AI,e = ,rlsf Th-f0 40 -.
" ..a ,-.....
AS ! have already seAted LsesSnL
n.plfI uT.ctlv 70 ~ NWm~ ~
,"n1 ia, tnars e = Sre:s coaS.:tioa n
!, ,erwirs;: an ,hs siiinoI. SSSS YTS
-rr,ye. .ro,n the F1.ss m Ease n I1S0S6
ard ts ,hete stonpeI Nov m vo~ aTo =
,i,is cn,nnanv - vou are On 49, IN = n
,'.r.,..', ',yon s",. s,Sa~s, n SeSaiiS
..ns 1850 IT, riwer I'm, n von ~ nSk
!. s.v"red .hjn,er von, freight Wfil 1eun0.
lie Ia .,,,.SrrrI "A S0A sishcusN - nm
h.. ...nnixS.1 - hs,r mw vOr6S $3.50
,,a .nwcs}nes moofbs neso hofor0 Vo0
~,,,,S -, r",,, frei.h1 ~ an M eSe ~
NE mo EN',,6 he S,vsn 1nu0 ~ ~
o'.,,.....H .",S,,i,De ,kss @~sS
wOOpSS EXPERIENCE
.,
w'sn !" 1se you Henss 49,
snH no. "l ~ '.~a .1 H. tson." ~ 1en.
.' ;. "A Goo a.',m , -. o,.s LIE ~ CrS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

This work. now tn course Of preparat1eo
BY The Republic. will aim to present ~
bret. succinc- and Yet complete man
GcY authentic Nfe-ske tches Of al the 1ooA-
ing n.n OF the metropolis OF the 0ro0S
Southwest who are now living.
Thea. sketches Will IN no casa p01ea0Q
81 the nature Of eui"g!es or puffS. but Win
b. pain simple statements u fact. com
prlsi, < Only such data viii be OF gem
ersl interest and MAKE the book Of vAlvo
- work % reference. Not . line OF paid
matter wit -, printed IN tho volume and
the Insertion OF personal data will In nO
c,.. lie contingent upon subscription
tr!nssc ,nec!,. ard the price has Lsen A1sa
at $40
Thanks are duo 70 all who have kfnAly
Furnished information or otherwise ab1s4
n the iabDr.ous task of collation. OF the
yolc,nino,.s array OF facts necessary -
make :h!s Undertaking . success
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
QUEEN ILLS MODEST CLAIM.

Ten milliouA says Queen Illuokalanl win foe.
ever satisfy al claims Of damages and losses sus-
tained in being forcibly dethroned - monarch q
the Hawaiian lslands
That would satisfy almost anybody. In fact.
some entespeisng people would almost he willing to
he Queen Of the islands for that amount Of money.
But to abdcate-that would he too easy considering
how many other good places there are to live In.
and the things one might do With the money!
Ten millions should purchase enough diversion to
Keep ones mind n6 lost throne. while. as for
power the p"ssess"r Of ten millions may be presi-
dent Of . railroad and almost Of trust
On the other hand with that modest sum the
simple life were wellnish possible. Maybe II would
le wrong for 10 to give Lily 20 much shopping
money.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

e havia0 - ssaaAssial ss0e enllehs0 - ~
vesdiet q - inlssioe an1 ls esn0sesae essst.,- I
But Seastoe nailey's aSUaDsat has nttle - -
With the probable gut q in.eceaee q the accused
Seaatosa It Dainly asseen The night and. there
fore The duty q The Seaate 10 pess upoa TIE Ques
tioasd htaso e ID neahes b coaeinue tbeir meo-
besship Cpoa this Dolne the Seaate b not Eequired
to accept any other verdict but its own. and Nh.
Bailey argues With force that Il ought not hola
its decision IN abeyance to that q any other tri
bunal
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

The insurance company plan of covering 6nau.
a' losses hy increasing the PAPER valuation of real
estate Is the latest exposure Of the New York in
ves'igati"n Let the go"d work 50 on. It's a good
thing for the public I" find out how It has been
cheated Frenzied public opinion is sure cure for
frenziqd finance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
PREPARING ORDINANCES
TO ABOLISH CROSSING


E:.ee: Commissioner Ssuisn, Was ia
s;-.-..j prepare aH ordnance for ;!.-
abolition o! "a. Tower GTov. grade cross
ing az . meeting % the C-A5"-':ossIns
CoE:n!Ss.1n. he'd yesterday Afternoon II.
n. G1.ss CaaEsc. -.
Tbs cr11s.rg ~iiI BE- .h~ first 20 - IN
,TO:.! lbr Frisco ard Missouri IsI-.fc
have s.LHn willingness 20 Cooperate
S!th the city in regard - 'hi. crossing.
I, 3 ;h~ ssn;I..-n' % ~. commission mat
..se railroads. should bear ihe ex3~-sT- Il
;h.. parsicUis: improvement except me
:arlss. 10 a:is.n.nS property
A. ordinance will Be 6r2,,s5 20 this Of
fs-' otter crossings Nst h~ taken -
after she holidays Doctor -. 10 - -h.irS
addressed the committee on t-hsS % she
Tower G:SSe IEvrpv.E--; As.ccla alton.
ssvoSsn4 the improve ayertA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Up b tie eeoveotiea. - = H. s9tsa16e0 - IL
system Of Standard Warehouses d which eotteo nay
he weighed classiaed and nesotiable warehouse Re-
cepts issued upon 1t.
The Cotton Association has In the past year or
two worked revolutioa IN the business Of cotton
planning and the estire Soath - vastly better o9
for the change. II the plans Of the foEthcomln&
convention are carried out the revolution win be
pushed long way forward
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

REpI f,i.iC SPECIAL.
S;.Y.cT..d. H. Dec. i9-Gorerrov DE-
neen to-day appointed W O. Ed a-d. Of
I!.ckn"yviie Public Guardian and Ptib 10
Ain.iT Istra'o: % Perry County AMI . 50
appointed Geo're II s Elm cs Mours Car
rs.! Public AGini:.sts ator OF Wabash
County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Iaw!essness which Costs the city &l2sNO in loss
"f revenues strikes home Independently Of the fact
that law!essn"ss is int"erable ~ itself The fake
saloons which dodge licenses and evade ,he Sun
day c'@sin: laws hy calling themselves clubs are
an outrage on the municipal p"cketbook as well 40
ON public decency.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Where hut few years ago were prsiries. corn
fields and COW pastures stand In beautiful testi
mcny Z" the Progress ~ the capital city of Illinois
great avenues "f veritahle mansions hundreds yes
thousands. "f new ho:res. The population IS in-
creasnE rapidly New ca..:al is crowdng in.
Springfield Is growing like magic In these and
other glowing words The Springfield Register nosi-
Gcs Clicag" that ;h.-p IL more than one live aud
ambitious town in the great State Of Illinois
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
PRESIDENT AIDS CHARITY.
With Mrs. Roosevelt. He Attends
Amateur Theatrical,

WsshssGtoa. De-. - -Pr>sidens and Mrs
Roosevelt sftendsd . per!osma -ce ~ 70
iasco's 1h<0teS this Afternoon given by
. ocmDaey Of smassess from Ne. Iosx
for The haoeAs q the Army and Navy
charity p6rA
~. 4nosevost se0aiaea skscuxh01: the
pSVfog0aneR. 0ss tho 1sosooeas seays6 S2t
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

ane Nrs kon~r. Hotel sStor. :. Al,~rg.
GraE4. X : Winch-r~r 2ar-nrpXss .; i
vrnInShAT AID Mrs- CCnLi:xh:..I.. PARK Ay.-
nansa. C.;y-M:.s n A;-hison. I. M>r-.
q, i2ar,s- " A TaG:bsr sRit.4sr. Mgs -
: .f.ysytt. Murray HI
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
MRS. WILLIAM 8 THOMPSON.

William g. Thompson. son Of the late
William II. Thompson. and manager Of tho
National Bank Of Ccmmerce building. an
nounced yesterday his marriage last July
tO Mrs. Ellen Dustin Piatt.
Mr. Thorpscn's announcement Will be .
surprise to great many persons. although
his moro intimate friends have known OF
the union for the last several months.
The wedding took place At the home Of Q
friend Of the contracting parties In Chit
caeO.
SIR. Thompson had intended 70 make his
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

The senate's refusal to notice the case of Sena-
tor hurt"n y suggestive and perhaps characteristic
in thar nobody wants to cast the first stone
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
TWO ENGAGEMENTS JUST ANNOUNCED
PRONOUNCED SURPRISES TO SOCIETY

Fiersheim have returned from . three
weeks visit In Mexico.
Doctor J. ~ Gregg. an inferno at the
saas y sSsSs asP;s Il M so. a Of ss s is
merciai spirits q joplin. No.
Mr.. ard Mrs. X {. Ker.ns Of Vande-
hall which ihev viii give on janusry : for
their daughter. Miss Gladys kerens. Tie
function will be given at IN. 81. Louis
Womans Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Carson Of NJ. la:s
Belt avenue entertained las, Friday IN
honor Of the birthday "i their daughter.
Eehel. Those presen. were:
9.ln4 .,ochran. Lac sxa'..r.
AZ. sif.,, a. '., '!.i...' ~. IN.
M.,:e s;"~s;.. Mabel cousih.
Aueuss lr:-n.r. :I--,i1 .,ra.ch.r.
Harry (sAr...h.. '-'sr- 81 =
EdxAr csfs n.
Make your Nnss selections
At Jaccards. EyOaIwSy. cor. Locust
Nr ard Mrs Otto Won Srhrad.r ard
family hay. returned from 'h",r y INNER
At tn. Grand Avenue Hotel colonel aai
Mrs. + Won 6chr.,ier and daughter Miss
Henrietta Won SrhYancY. ar. also 1t the
GFard Avenue Hotel for the winter
The "a Torres surprised one Of their
members. William Flesh. with q harl-'im.
party SATURDAY. evening The rooms w"r"
decorated with coiored raGs. Representing, /,
~" club calors- n,.rcin8 an! Games were
enjoyed Until Midnight. when a Ugh:
lunch Of hard S.u-Ase AMI STALE brcai
Was served These present were:
N.s-ieurs-
srgh Ri.tI.r wMi,na f-e.A
."sr.t.- '-'~lsrk I.Isy D lie
q. B-~csrl
"
Lizzie ASsl t''''H Krone:
laura f.shteca. LIlu Kroner.
Cecilia Fi~sh. Lizzie ssEi. rTrarn
Ssiect your Christmas gifts nov NJ Rol.
iacd's New Jewclry Store !i3 Locust 81.
Mrs. William Mitchell OF ~" Las North.
Fourteenth street. has returned hon.
after attending tho Wedding cf Dw!xa,
Hc'rirk sad M:ss FaI!.r at Farmer city.
III MT H.Y'ick. 10 the son II III. l,t.
Georg. Uery.ck. and brother Of Judge Lot
i:c:r'ck-
ASrp T.. " steele ~ Chicago arrived
Sunday {" attend the wedding %: h.g
niece. I:~s Jennie Gruhn To AIR \ Vein
stein. She * visiting her daughter. Nrs.
Mare Sct.csinSes o! No. iES Fsvans ave
me.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Two engagements this week IN society
have come ~ surprises Of the peooosnced
a very few intimate girl friends q Mt::
Elise Kilpatrick were coniidentially tod
Yesterday Of her enEssemen; % to NJ,
f.:ends were similarly informed i th.t she
will marry Mr.. COurtland Carrier of New
York In the late winter.
The engagement of Mis-. Ki!pasrics. vho
Claude Kilpltrick. and Mr.. S.udder. son
of Mr.. Charles Srudsler OF Washington
avenue. has not even been hin'ed at BY
wen They have been seldom seen to-
se,her In buhl:c. owinR ;O the fact that
Sir. ScuddeI's family Is IN deep mourning.
:: 'hat society had not even faint SUE
Miss Fitzpatrick 4 one cf the most pop
u!ar girls in the West End set. Sn. has
been out two seasons. being u bud OF 1903.
and has been EQUALLY sought after in the
East. the Fitzpatrick summer home at
Magnolia being one u 'he finest places on
the Massachusetts, coast. ard always
center Of scc!al life during the warm
Miss Fitzpatrick 1. not only accomplished
but also exceedingf!ly handsome. and in all
ways q thoroughly representative st.
The marriage date has not been set. but
II doubtless will te ar event Ok the early
spring.
Jewels diamonds. watches and
llverware fer Xmas. At Jaccards.
DINNER.DAHCE: FOR DE:BCrANTE
judge and Mrs Elmer b. Adams enter
tained last night with y 'linner-dance NJ
the Country cub. In honor Of their dshu-
tan:e niece. Miss Katherine S:Dpi"
Eighty young i.eop.e weT. the guests. con
vey.i to the club by ;w" private cars
which reached Clayton at o'clock.
The clnbhous. WAS extensively decorated
with ho :day greens. punches of mis,lc."e
tied with whit. ribbons being fastened q"
all the chandeliers. the tables trimmed
with holly and poinse;t.a. aI.l tn. oak
beams and iif.p,aces OF the lowe. floor
wreashed "a evergreens.
Amer dinner general dancing was en-
ioy.J un,i. midnight. Wien :hs cars
byo,'cht IN. merry party back 10 town.
Mss Semple received her guests in n
aof. white .:lk gown. irimmed In some
Kn.rick Jones. Mr.. an: Mrs. George l.
Markham and Mr.. and .irs. John David
Davis chaperons.i the affair. as Ji'ige and
Mrs. Adams did no: go oIs
Bee tie new Ar;-Els ci.oi'e's
for Xmas E.ft,. a. Jacca:ds
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Can II he that the footpad who chewed OF his
victims ear had in mind the Shakespeare connection
between ears ard silk purses: