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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29

A ~omsn vho -as = great tale. bcar.
or happcfsd 20 hear one nsighbor
speak .llghiingly Of another aud In.
nedlaisly carried Tho Eords from The
arsi 10 uas second nslsheor, claiming
that shs thought, as irlsnd, sho ought
70 lot The second neighbor knor What
Tho FIRST vas saying. Hut instead OF
ihanklng the iale-bearcf. the oeirhbor
said; "ii makes no difference 10 me
hos many rotten rsgs my neighbor has
on his premises. bot The person who
carries The dccsycd hen fruit to my
house and breaks I, urdrr NV n - IL
my enemy" 4 sermon Ia an sgg,hvll.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
J.p.ne.e pia Not u.e Force.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.--In pri-
vate letter to friend in this city Dur.
ham White Stevens, diplomatic adviser
to the Korean government, denies that
any force was used to extort a treaty
from the Korean emperor by the Japa.
uese.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
Gondolus Got : Place.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29.--Four "a
vorites and two short priced second
choices won at Ascot. The fields were
large. but the class was ordinary. Con
dolus, at 100 to l, was placed In the
sixth race.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29

Every family should have It's house
hold medicine chest and the first bot
tie In Il should be DIR Woods Norway
Pine Syrup. Natures remedy for
coughs ana colds
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
Distributor At IngIeside.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-Favor-
ties won three races at Ingleside. Dis.
tributor, at to 1, in the second race,
and Hilee, at Q to l, in the fifth race,
were the longest priced horses to win.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29

Itchipg piles? Never mind II ply
slcians have failed to cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment No failure there.
50 cents at any drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. % William H.
PAYNE, one of the Oldest grain dealers
In this city and an art criticsof national
reputation. Ia dead at bis, bQme here.
80. - uas or ~ heart
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
e DrysdaIe Store The DrysdaIe Store

Special Waterproof College Boots for Women See them
very comfortable ubbers The price
Of Jun Metal Calf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-29
(mlas Clearing at Cost and Less

left bve ready to-day little prices Some perec
first stepped into the others have ng damage that's har
But would very unwe merchandising carry them
holiday So here they the bargain table and tn
ngs Of honest and truly bargains offered
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

o.,>> r,.~,wt.,.. -a. r....>.. H....
-. H.ss 1en Ins9o:s Hoose'
ne;en % and SS.irs Ti.nas eae ssi1 n S.s Sar =.
~ ,.cse, Sn1 srJ HIT%ES ~ ss.0 .s Z:
~" p, p,.o ndns - no ,nn, n.so ~ ss ;' y
20 - ss.,scscs,,r" 70 1919 I'm 20 81
Ssc.e.t ffs vsscr ~, !" az Sews,,as: ": ,,:s.!
T., iSSs ''S ''--e 0'' '''' 's1>.s '"~''
Nnssev:r OF marvellous fortune that
oSestook I.,sI3?se Fooeessit a. q :csa,t
d !hat pcl;ticat snanevxe9:nE In New
So!k STATE. ne unooubte6i: feels under no
0OieasS0n fof IL to OdeIL. II vas O1elfs
Hurpose 70 set rid q the Governor. whom
Ne could not control. aA4 Who Gas . dis
cordant political Iactog tn The RRp0bMcasi
state machine. The vice presidency was
the way selected. There b IN intefestinS
bit OF unSecorded political AiGeoey connect
ej With tkie move.
ODf1II.9 MANE1.y.ERIN,rs
I, v,lI be r.memSs,.S ,h., ~ po....
Seit aesHAteo IT z long time about &C:
S s."S tnS "cnt!cn SsI.n Iof the oecoco
pseCe Cn toe 0eu1oiey 0cEef. Dre0 ~
,her~ - 80, an,.Ss SSe... 80 Ss..,1
he nornins,sH "a. W. ps~sSx.n, "sso .N
ssa,n~ .1."C - " snt. ~ ~.
=. ..,',s@ q, "s .s.,a Lns Ss.ES ,soossen ts.t
-. ~ - "IsssSo so' An t,ne. ~ sos.
.n,sn ~ iSsS ne SoG'H coHGaoe 2
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
MUMM|F|EO BODY
Of A00FF FOUND
Corpse Of LabOrer Drowned Last
February While Attempting
Rescue. Discovered. Well Pre-
served. on Sandbar.

The body Of Richard HccH. ~Eo vas
drowned IN the Missouri RIVER In g. Louis
county. last Feceuary. whiie trying 10
.es.ue = compsnion he thought 70 be
drcWHfnG. Nas discover I'd on a sondhar
YESTERDAY. IN q mumnieed ccncisic,i. au,1
tire features we're - we'll preserved that
,h.. body vas ea,siy Recognized.
Hco3 Was q labOrer about 3, wears n! :.
ana worked uvr,n farms near Cen,au-. No.
tn. county.
one day last February Hoon vas walk
man Leading . coz into the water. The
animal became urfuiy and pulled the man
teyond hts d.pth. HE cries brought Hoof
chilled the ~ovIdbe r.scu~r. and he Was
drowned
The man though, 90 ~ dyox ming held
onto ihe rope by which he had been lead-
III" shore In safety. Search VAS maze for
the body Of Hoo9 At the time. but :; could
10, b. discovered. and'i WAS thought tina;
The matter had almost been forgotten
atsn Yesterday Charles 1. Bishop Of
Nigus. St. Louie County. started On .
ns.,ins s.s,d;:.cn .,,h h': i;,s,s .,s,nss. scn
Ard were walking alone the edge u the
r,.er
wh.n TREY cane TO . big san:har that
accompanied then, ssan .n.fhns sfou. =
icg. an1 81: Bishop ar1 he son in~ess!-
GateG They .oun6. half buried IN the
sana. the tody or man. tho .easuIes al
:r.ost ~ ~eli pseSeryec - those OK N
Egyptian mummy
In snort slime :he Sad Was cleared
s~ay from ;hs BODY and several ve:sons
Identified y:
John Iuliaofe- ard ,. r prsrr posi-
..ysly rnccensxe.. !: ~ shet a Aoca fsev
szt'S sss features we're 80 vel! preserved
:lz; they hA! ~. doubts oa sha H-s:Hs.
,a,c-.-- Mo- - ~ T>ngi. County vas
.<nt tor ard ted an irIues'. fn!isg :sa;
,s- rssn came ,o ne Death b. accidental
srcO.i.S
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
MRS. OCTAvIA ARN0i D.
OlO RESIDENT. DEAD
>s~S ~e0ao whose Lite Med We~a
>0eot - This Cisy Fass~s AWay
- 0D000Aseeao eeOoe.

Mrs. Ottawa Afn"ii. ~ year. old die.
Hsfe:cSy Afternoon! a. ; l.. O'Clock at the
'-si.ienc- Of h.r s:s.gh,.r Mira Laura
Mute. No. 80 Mani hester avenue
she Sas ~" Wiz. ~ Captain Barney
\rnoii. pilot oH n. Mississippi Rive. il,
The ante -h.!iuD days. ana who was run
over an! k.i'e,. by Wabash Rsii.Oad or
e.n" IN East ~. Louis eleven years A3u
Mrs. S'noId VAS before her marriage MIS- 4
trtAria Scha'"ag. laughter Of Louis
S-hA'aaV. a fur trader when st. LOU =
VAS bet q trading station
sac ~ss trrn snf reared in 'his CITY
= -p-!.' IL her !if" here 1iec faith. r
-" drcVn-a n the Mississippi River -
fss
t-r frs rnsrr'aG" aas 20 Russell Aah@.
~ nhori sits bad "-3e: son. ". A. Asher,
"T -" -" Brennan Avenue She aiSn
isns"s daughter "f whom Captain A.
-"i1 oH~ The father. Mrs Laura Nusf..
= .th whom Ell. spent In" last days cs b.;
'-rs - '-'
III" fur~tsl MI take place tomorrow
rft~fn"oI a. Z" look from the family
r.sitsn~". snt 'h- burial Niii b. y. me
- fr'-r and Paul Cemetery
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
WILL PROVIDE FOR
MRS, GRACE BROWN
Brother If the Late MultimilliOn-
airc Said Z" Have Decided to
Give Her $3.50 .MsN Ou; If the
Estate.
EETIRi.IC SrETN:.

EErrBLIC srEC1N
R,o-,. asaxhis1 ,n-i.. 9. TIL i.:e Cap
her Sy the Ss.,.s",.s:.. % MD" "I r.. ~ Mi i!
sofr";hins iik" ,he p-oyisior Captain
h'"Hn. all during his lifetime. SAID h.
on;s ~Gs'a ,'axc ;ar me y.ans widow :: ~
e: "s :he captain. ~:! Siv- he. Sc,.sS"
Ry his Viii. Captain Ero~n save her
. mere n:t;.n'c-;h. :ri-r-.s; nn SS.os, tie
r,as- feath. There wae an obvious
s,in< T.: The hsaues'. n .tji,lc, 20 i5s
An Ken,acky. ~. home ce Nr. Grac.
- Brown. ~ss Indignant Had he. sus-
hand ii..d h. would h... received The
millionaire. ard IL ~ss "a BE- -xp~~te.
ssa. nis lido" "ot'i i- vroporiicns;s'y
Captain Brown drew > ~ii n 1857. Ia
Shch hs gave his dauG h,er- IA !A~ q HN :
80 he ne.e- wan:~! her 30 marry aSa.r
N Neg fcrk !, 'h. ...isS of i.S ;sst
nron hira. - made another ~g;' IN Which
he pros.dcsi for he. .s,y generously. On
'he day % the collapse. November =. re
made HE las; ~s:s. su4 She vi. S.scic.!-
I: - 'n-irna:ed by :ho.. eho know
rsr,a:n Brown tha: re vas .si :, ,-ase
such . sliT aioOArce FOR HE daughter
:n ia-. through :nnaeac. cem.ns from.
.hog:3 be - rear him A. this p..scn
Nisr>pes ssneas!ons Se:e made which .ei
CAcsass Esow. 60 believe :AAI h.s iaiSh-
te!-i~-iaN Cid acs care 90 stay .; Ms
Aogs~. AID u y.s,is~<3 h!-- 6e~c.y
During his Last Illness his cArehtsr-.a-
:AS Oas constantly a. hi. ts-.s,is. ard ~
realized oeAt se rad hen m.N.S and In
s.cA'rd IN 10 uucsrfs;;. ~. .hai - hal
.cs aeai. fa.-i. s.;a his o-ly .r-,.. .t..
81; cssy~3 sc- rctl:-.rG strength - %
scs .ss ora, ~ Rad a.. sis ..:r;..n- p:o-
S->ses
Death rrtsfyslei aad l<s, hs- prAcilcs.-
y ps-ns;Aes. H~. NJ. RAJ keen ordered
30 sxs W.ss@. tu: se sa! es,i-.s 30 do %.
her chat - Rad Always lei .er 60 b.
iie~e - Sruid
TIE ~Aste ~as given IN sss.es - re
r:-.se- arr sister Harry Rrosr and Mrs
fssssr wa-s TN~ la.:s-s sss:~ - or;-
. life Interest. sat she can 80 moth -S
" Ea-ry Hrv01 % said {, - worth Q
ga: 3~a' .ac-- .sa- ths isis .nftsir.
H-c0g. Os.a- -s-sre - estimated a. siily
q ~ 80 Nrs ws-t uxs d--p.y rsiE~d
vAs-. - ;se reading % tie si' {: was
i>afE~a TIA: MIS- Srsc~ ~ R-oSa vo
Av-Ss !-;c ,eA1p s,a -. ,s< rrr-
HAsry F-v0. 10 sis,e so ..- pGsisc
e~-.,-en. wish d~na,es :cs M-~ Brow.
.,-rs.hiaG ..k- ., adequate provision lt
80 zee n>~d oesisc s--t:u<n-- soS.v~r.
e % seated "a i-zszce s,ra - .aas stis
sf~o :o~ bs eas s~-~-ziaea upon rh-s
cczrse r-css a. asce.
IT, <-cAes csgss - uf'cS Captain
E-osr 80. -~s:es E-.-7t 20 h.Is .
sc---a3 -ars a. - S-- ss-s- ira.
ssa ,As s.sL So ,ts rg1-as-s-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
WADSWORTH CONFERS
WITH THE PRESIDENT,

Washington. Dec. ea-Jas. n. Nais~crti.
Jr.- ne announced choice q: Governor
Higgins for the speakershir OF th. New
York Assembly. vas :n conference .iih
President Roosevelt al sh" White ':oure
."-'iR.if. Til. conference Was by Ap-
ro;ntn.eDs. and Nr. waiSwoffh remain cd
about hal; an hour with ~" President
There Was f,ii discussion Of the events
whici, pre,s.,ie.i and have, followed che
selection: q: NJ. Wadswoy.a bv In. Gov
error h:s choice for the party's leader
II; the lover house IL TIC State Leg:sla-
;ure.
'.rhe President was ANXIOUS Va know
all ahoUj fhs situation said Yr. Wa!s.
worth. II sAv. lin, ,ns facts in ,is c:. %
;n.: 81 FAR As Z know there t. nothing 10
i.!c Z" what las already been sad az: the
s,sbieci.
Neither the President. my father neg I
knew ! 1as 10 hA . candidate Sor fhA
sreAkeSshir when ! left here about a wreck
AZ" 70. Albany. ] reached there sunday.
pl-iGed ia support Aeselnblyrsa Hooker
for tn" position. II wac after ! arrived
sfat ! learned that Governor Higgins de-
s.I.-si i,s.. fo make a contest for the c<ssi.
i's''. 7 An in the fight to stay. aId
have ever: confidence that will 9 in.
There is 10 70 no compromise.
Mr. WadsW,cfsi eaid he though: the Pres
id.hi's attitude Was amply SEE forth IN
Representative cocks etAfcnnen: issued
last week.
C!v;!-Ser.ice Comni:sstone: Conler left
The White House with MI. wadswortf.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Doctor Douglas Hyde. president of tine
Gaelic 1saSoc ir ireland. who win a''-
dr.ss "a great meeting at H.. ON.ev1. Ja;.-
uary :I i.ss sent word to 81" United
Irish SoSatie-. ,...".!gh hts representative.
II Quinn. that y. VII L.. glad to act AZ
C.jing to th.. programme mapped Hu: b.
til. United l:i-h Societies OF, his visit TO
st. Louis.
IT,. Execuiiv. .'n.nIni.'rr q! ine United
i.:sa SOc!st!.S i"iI long session last
!i.hi. and .Hu",.s.,e-i "a general meeting
icy next We'd, l,-ss,ay evening At fib"'riSc -
lila !. 1t which al NF. are Interested IN
81. Gaelic laaeUas" revival axe invited to
- present.
'ri.s.ts 10. ihs lecture NJ the (Hison
will te placed "n sal. a. tn" p.accs desiS-
na;Sd this week. sn'! !; IL expected tina:
the reception 70 Doctor Hyde from, his
-; Louis ssr7A,hizcfs wi'! h~ as notable
ne any during hts tour ~ the States.
4 large ,r';.h.r Of ;hs ,!ty's most PROM
in~nt "i'iz'r< Rave accepted Invitations 20
sct a. monetary Nic. presidents ard mem.
iers q; ;Ie general Reception Committee.
Doctor Eyi. q '-r''staui. and when
leaving Ir''.1rtu c'-.Syr."n ~! all deno:i:'-
nations. with 'n'ir Hocks. GiA him honor
tn. same condition has "h'asnsd in Amer
lea end In no c,'y will ~ receive . warm
er welcome than in ~. louie. II the plans
oe III. United Irish Societies do not mis-.
carry. Cache schools. societies ana all
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
LAWMAKERS WOULD GET
EVEN WITH cASSAn.

Sh4ro.. Pa. Dee .s-Mator Ais1ansssr
Gcisox-l! - home for the holidays, hs: .:
.as sans time h~ iatimates that he p:o-
r-rsss 80 -cturn 80 wash'ngsor Iecemb>:
q - tSai &c cxn lake his iasc ride on
free railroad pAss 20: acTs TIM
Yse Aa.oc sAys sr.--r % the 'os.eress-
r.en Rave iAken sh. I'd a ths: f.oW. stsce
sae railroads ~.f. favs t-is tncrcAO6
ratrc.see- !. .r.xs, Be ssa. the soa3s can
ssr-v ire mats .: . fsss .eI:e :san ~
Srs><n.. H. A'so -rAg~: sha; so-,e % :.e
Pennsylvania rrembsrs q he I<G:siA.re
ar. Sasasr.,E whether :; Son'3 Sol - .
500. sh'n6 ~ the .a:lrcAds in the stat.
y! 3t.sS ~ Tire COUNTY, s;sd Sis:e Ssojt0
r-1s - f>~-rat,feS 10 cary frslStf. and
the sccona.e.i<or the :asm.aG eisMsos
81 sssc tie S.st..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
WASHBURN AND PARAMOUNT
TO PLAY FOOTBALL TO-DAY.
! Special Ro1es Des ICED Ter G00e-Re.
POeS Win ~ f0evs sardCd 90 NJ.
sS~oal R0Oes Com0ssG~e.
RErTRii.. SFETAI.

HkyI HIsIt sFtSTAI.
Wichita kas. tsc. a&-rhe coAC hes
and n" Mb.Ys of the FsiITpount and Wash
huyn football teams me. here to-day and
decided or the Gnal r'i!es under which "a.
game tomorrow afternoon Nlll -. played.
4 player viii be disqualified for smuggling
n- rough tactics. and /: o." offense :hs
team VII! lose IN" ball Forward pass.a
VII be permitted back q! IL. ii;:c.
These f.ilss we've added AZ TIE Rlgge0-
:iyr o: Walter Camp ~ Yale. who also
sgexes.",i that ten yards bs required to
he made !n thee downs.
Doctor Oi;iGnd. former coach of the
Pennsylvania team will be H.. referee. ard
William Hates. former member 81 the
Dart <rnou'h team. viii umpire the game
Several coaches and members OF EAsff-,
college teams aye expected to-Mc,'o ow
morning t.s-tor Gu'iaSl will mas~ a
s?~..sl :s,cr: o. :h. game and ~ ~.
rev rules 20 Mater Camp and Coach
R:~d o! Harvard ard a detailed report
Wti! be submitted to tho Eul~s Commit
tee
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

WYATT 0o1t0tn9. lefh ard St1eefs-
Ode0 Was 6uishe6 Ia New York Sr,ns1 =
1 roa1t8oajon that the Roosevelt po;itical
machine. built upon the ruins OF the old
Aaana- -NcRtnlev CREATION has become an
even more p0WeSful or0anixation Than that
3Sre0letible political enKfne. Il IL Of diffeY-
ent M atertsis. New men are n Shs rein,
almost all along the line. tn sloGan is
refee,n and iovn with the bosses. Br, a
macAioe q n. ard N hss n hoTs. ana the
b0a0 Nvee In the Whise House
the POLLS 4 wear aeo there Eere few Re-
publican political camps in the country
GherS The ene1sies Of koocevei. s,iii dom
90 bum 10 sCnno estent ,ssV 4, sOh;o IN
/ NeV Eneian6. IN HernsSiws c"T IN
New Iork. ibe 6res In these cen.ers are
S smone ,ns al Ynns Yeanns.'ssd ,ss I.e' IL as
The chief state. Nassachusetts. Henry
Csboe IIods. con,inucs 10 Sominat. - ,h.
he'd Of = In. .sforSin- 0rC.ni.a,,on snd
IlDAge ever keepS In close touch With the
White House.
IN p.nn:SiSsni. NNisnE'ANH a. H.%lIi rI%Hf -,
she r.fo,n moe .,,.r, :. the ,isS kTcnnd isc ~ ,rs 5
or.-fhrow o. ;ne ",a U..x o-.s,,.s,,or
The new o-sa,isa,;cn ,n.is- Navo-
Ph.iadciphia - IN. I'VE % .. .-tarie. En-.
Ory smith. gives d;rsc, aI..y,.rc. 10
Rssoseve;. Mich .,,e ss,ne ,h;rS hs. ,..c,
soccmp;is,=i now In Nv v"rk. thorsi.
~ 0lHSS0f,t
Os1~il :,asi oh;sined = Crasp c, the Re-
publican machinery nr fh. S:a,. a;rno.,
As strong an ,ha, for vear. m.in!s;u.i
b. Senator PI...- In th;s cssc :hn pres
!dent has :,ecn drawn GU, into the c,ep
ard his Influence has a,roynrli.,,e,i vi,.f
Is nationally regarded as ia. oyer.hrow
os the dsdcii power
The sit i.afi.,, is more complex In Ohio
bu. there. too. matter. a.. drifting
toward success o: si. direc, Roosevelt:
H,en in the h9h; for control \ ySpuIA
revuisi,:l las swept Governor HetricE an.i
'RoSs George Cox -: Cincinnati O,Is ~
calculations. hut the SiifIlcuif point there
Is that Senator Foraker. IA" strongest
opponent OF uefrick. Cox and Senator
Dick. II also almost ousspoken i, hi. an
fa&6niAn to Roosevelt fighting hin, a,
eVe.S slIn N legislation: The l!An no~
MsA" secr~,a!! Tan the U:aiar
neao Si 'ne pefi, IN ehs" and Hepreeen-
tSuse fce'.01se z Burton Of Cleveland
the aesife head The expectation II that
tn!S SGs'H" VIII ~ through.
STRENGTH OF NEW MACHINE
With lie West ~ his comma nd the
South NJ; vnfriendly. and the Eaaern
States. which Wie:d the greatest ra,j,;cai
;,oGer, orga n:zed by him. the strength III
4 Roosevelt machine IN ssraren; II a
narhIr. - . poi;ttcai struc,ure with 4,
head who x!vea orders. and WITH many
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

hO Will visit St. I.ouis January %.
, other Irisi, bodies have been working tn
make his visit so S,. Louis one long t.
t. !"rle e,r.lcrei
u. in the s.n -: i're-bytc -ian clergy
Sisn in ireland. ~. entered upo, the
same career and attained e. the tile q:
Isnctor Of Divinity. from witch II" acq'ify"s
ris title Of 'sloc;o!
He is the pioneer In the s;as'ic move
n'er:. and is locked Tpcn in ir. .iAnd as Oh.
Of :sS FOREMOST soI,s. A. u haQuis; and
arSnority an r.. Gaelic ianGug. hc has "a"
p"er. Doctor Bydc 10 b'oai-, j." .cd ami
liberal minded. 1:I -cTGpul-jisiy r.'raii.s
frca bringing . religious lhss" 10 '"ar 81,
any % he lectures
Ills object i'll coming - America y IS 40
further the cause -. ''~ s;ss.!c :"nn;iis-
sance. TGnds are being received W:;.I the
object Of enGcw;ng Gaelic chairs IN uni
versiti~S ard s~ajs Of Earning through!
out tine word. BE !, enthusiastic IN his
belief that there are g~'rs G? thoIynt an0
expression IN the sssc!ic Tonga" which.
W.~n uncovered. will rival The choicest
snct sails nt literature.
" Is ;rop-,<r'i To c.i1tint" tho arrange
rl.l..- FOR his ":.t -rtaiI:!"nt - ;h" meet
ing We'ine sdiay. ". will he esc"vtea
about the city tl-"VGhou' tn" dag. wien
ro. present =; publ.c receptions IL. his
honor. a,i shocr places Of interest in and
sbcu: 81. Louis. UccGor Hyde may re-
main in Ct. Lo,Iis thr"e or :cuf .iays
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
P0O0ESsOONA ~. ROLLER RACES.
81. L.sic. s-:s .I.se1. ~,m c..,-..
f0e esptse0.

At ne Crescent -irk III. rverITs ths
n,si hea: -: u 'So-;rli- professional roller
Ga-s Wili l.. he'd u v hitch EBribiIEf. Hun.
Fielding Ta.o.r W-Ttgnsn and 0ff-G
prominent TaCc-s viIa be entered Tn1
race !. To deciG. -. two-f'i!. sAa!np.cn-
chip Of =: Louis and W.li ~ cOn5Gc,e-!
under 'he :gies os the Western S~sfinS
Association. of which Manager Manning
10 TIE vice rr~sii-n:
A rciI-. ,p.p match VII =. played tc-
:-c-:o~ evening cs,v"cr the ,r.sc-nfs
and ,-s i'oyd< : J.xr.. comprising three
sors..r professional Y.as ser.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
PETTED THE BABY AND
THEN ROBBED HOUSE.

ssS sSsssS6s w.
3. q ~ hIaoAes. Naooa9es.
Hfft ELI: sT'EciAI.

Ref TI.i.' SPECIAL.
View York. Ys-c. 2s-E'ranx Wilson and
i,h"fenc" Hru~n. who are accused OF rob
hii,s houses in ':iYe.e rt.c!ties gaining !. l.
mission ey rerr"sen'ing themselves as tel
.pn"'e inspectors, ar. licked up in the
Police Head9uarse.s. Jersey CITY They
S~ee trouehtf ron, !S.xahc,h They wer.
cau9ht IN that city through the ready wi;
ot . servant
The tw" rnsn ha-~ confessed that they
'obHsi 'neh "rne q: William Eamst",..
~ jersey City % N.vye worth of ;ew.iry.
so'n~ ~ the property has been rcyov-
cred. Several residents 81 Bfookl. u
"hs,se homes have te~, rott.~d. Appeared
a. Pole" Hesdaus.t.rs q" take a look "a,
th- prisoners. Mrs- Margaret Kerr Of Nc
"a sN~-an avenue. Fr"okiyn, reco9r!zet;
~" men. she sa;i. q: having robbed In.
house
These nen." sn. told CHIEF Murphy
'cane 70 my home and WISHED tv in.
sp-rf ~" Telephone. let them in. AMI
VAS so,nG &" So" :h.m work. as I
thought - vuu'! p'.rest nv baby. WIZ.
Was - my arsn. ON. OF 'h- men WAS
'-'y pleasant II" pattsd "a. baby Oh
'is>r hrehs and ssi.i MANY pretty
'hirRv that ~ his companion Ga through
~" hcuss. hei! The: had gone missed all
;n- ieNelg-.''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
LEAD GAINS 81 PER TON;
ZINC MEETS SLIGHT FALL.
Car shortage Csssrs resSoesSs6 sSso-
ssSss An,"nG shsppess - J~Usss
D1ssesrS.
REPtB BI.!, srE IA!.

HEpt BI.!'' srE. IN!.
joplin NO. I'er. "A couple of smal.
b.ns Of zinc ore ver~ sold AZ "a per tC:i.
Q decrease % - r~nts from similar Gr96es
sold lx~ week On all except fancy GSadc
ore III. rrdu ;lor IA price is generally
81 y.- ton. IN. = Say basis price ranging
I. or, -. to- sa p.= to-. ~ - pr. cert si:c.
I.eii :-sc.- E"-s advanced Ssr TO-.
on al .:adc- 'scepr :an"y. T.!ch sold as
las vp.k 4; S. per ton. Ruying vas
lighter a-J the vcrd has been given ont
:ha; further advances may no; be e1-
r,Nc.eG ~. = l~Ag movement; - looked for
" pig lead. entcn 'nay cause values 10
decline.
issued ORDERS that To ore can tR loaded
upon any car grl.ss the care shall be-
'0.x 2. soin~ oi!:s.3- pyss~fn and ere Os0t
,.s ler~ - 10 vaio...s-d This hss made
the ..r q nation ysriIeA!NG one. ana
.,i:rf.rs uf zirr orc nr5 lively scran1biin9
1ec.ssar, Te Es- cars fox loading thsiI
ore
Follow e g.. tic s,1i-i~r;s O: a;nc and
lead .f POUND. b. ;s- coma aiss and ia
6ivtsuais oxa,rg land sso nist lsAaao n
IN. yastc;;. ,srlrs @. n. 1is.ric, 20: tine
week e-.d,rg december =. las.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
TIMOTHY SULLIVAN IS DEAD.
Man VIII" Took Acid Expired at
the Citv Hospital.

T,I,o.ny Ss,inraa cp NJ. 81; Ne..h
f-oa.ray Vso swallowed t9o ounc<s of
cA.o.sit- Ac;4 Saturday n:6ss. s.isd .; ;s.s
C,.y Husp:t4i .. c'eic-k y-ster4sy MOTT
iue
fhs cs.:v % q: ,Ae homo cs relatives.
No. S.is Church -oal The Only .-sstiSe
assieasd scr ere s:.csts by relatives Il
sAas the aead mar hss S-es os. o: Gosk
y iA.>
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
naUskoeeE SUFFERS FROM
EPl0elolc OF euNGl ARIES.

y.sAaSs~- 2. d. :s-Nv.Aoees Is
sES.rfHs rr,cs an crstss-,tc u: sc-Iis-..s
S-af.y ever, Stes: there A-~ sso az -h-~-
-oess~r+-s corar.a;s.4 se3 r.aay .Aiaa.l>s
Ezse 49, secter
Tns sossc- Dsrr psp~r:isss 30 ooG;e...
Gtfh sn- ss;-sfsoc. S-a shs soa-lci. S1..
hkesv :ske sces~ sseys train9 ;o ,ne pre-
re--tssn os she essy D. sst:lSG secre;-~Y.-
-. Eea % tse pOSes :ol.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

'fF.'.l ii-'' II ~ AL
cTshru--. NO. !h~c u-Th~ Hiume,-
49, S-r Harrison l.Grpfs-r ,..rrlry ,s
--.kinS present % = shfss,,nsS = furk..
- "a u h~a! - a family among iss en-
Fluy~' T~" hundred caoice birds EA,.
been distributed
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: MoNDAY.s rEcFMBER 1905.
00Eli. THR0WN DOWN BY
ROOSEVELT, OPENED WAY FOR
HIM TO BECOME PRESIDENT

Side Old New York Boss Defeat Related By
Fte1ds- Order Sdetrack Rough Rider Governor Whom
He Could Not Manage Ode Ii Said Virtually to Have Forced
Him Accept Nomination for Vice Presdent-xcKnleys
Death Then Made Him President.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

The (hr1SamaS M1o0e;
IT One way you may opo0d
the Christmas mooey
which 50 many OF you
will receive this morning. %
that il will bring to you
during the year tbs greatest
amount OF real pleasure.
happiness and entertain
ment. il to serd one dollar Of
It to-day. to Us. for McCluFoie
Magazine for one year. II
you are prompt. you will ct
the November and December
numbers of this year free.
which nleacs the besinnin9
of Carl Schurz's RsminioL
cences. ths beginning q
Ray Stannard Bakers Rail
road Rate articles. KiplinG's
great airship story. Jack
Londou's great Love Of Lite
story and ali the good things
for twelve months besides.
All news stands. zoe. :: a year
McClure's Magazine
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
DOCTOR HYDE SENDS MESSAGE
APPROVING LOCAL PROGRAMME

Noted President Of Gaelic League in Ireland Thanks Executive
Of the United Irish Societies for Arrangements
Mapped for His in This City After His Arrival Jan
nary
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

fcgn9ssoSn- a.. i~c :A-SjeoRm -
Ack.iyey. one - the mos, pYcmia90n -
OF ts.s city committed sui-t1e by Gh101-
i',S himsst IN s.s head while ao0ll16 =
hss ss5 Ia his room sa.s m0gulaR V0o
had been IN n'-hssI,n for = ions ~ -
was interested In large business 0n0-
p.ss-s, AMI vas president Of tho O.
eta! Sas!oiss' PAnk ~ IL IT, q -
eeoih-