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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

s'seko @ l3S Po0o6s aoa Defeats
G0o1 pSo10 % W0s1yWoo1 0a0A1eaD.
Las Angeles. Cal. Dec. l--Eusenia
svfch showed hefseif Q great mare by tax
nG up IL pounds to-day ard winning the
Hollywood Hsndicap af q mile and 0x-
'eenth from . good neid OF eight other
horooA
The nase was favorit4 In the betting.
going down from s to 10 evens at post
he best thus Tar this season ana 1852
penple we're IN attendance. Two favor
ties only Uese successful. but all the xin-
negU were veil supported. Weather nne:
track fast Summaries:
VlFN saee. one Riie-Dixei!e, - (1aii;ssp. O.
'Aiessaes. 10 Sssiiiyen,. 10 20 !. ,hird -T.ne.
% e x'ss%aa; H.,si.n. , Icy Lsdy K,.p;r ; Ea.so;
n:ss:!:. . E .cs csH. s:s,rss.. i. J" ;M:i.... X
Il. az I,ma v,,..s ,; H,::inE -. silver ~.
rune. eesd Cake and Wee Lass ss5 'an.
rh;,a ..ee; ass ara on:-hsH f:r ssE.ceie,
!, - i. ,si1a. T.m.. ,s,s. Sir c.ra,aers I,.' and
esnnoen-o a,op ran.
Foa.,h 'ac.. Hellywoni Handicap. ii.2zs aus.
.Auehansn,. even. won: Rrsr,i.s~. - 'Isr-:,,
. % l. seoord: Ear's.i.s: i,I G,-s,cn. 20 I.
::. -.ss.l 81. Va Ta, m.,n.,.s: mS.s": a. .!s s
w.yr.r. iis Tus.n,, 10 !: son: Tcup.-. 10
~.' :a;r: :S.n s rs..d . Pa .,s! 2, aa, .:'y.
Nrsn Hay s,i graceful sso .an
s.rih race. nlii--Ic.! c,IDnaio. ~ sMo--e,,
-can: : a:1 na:a.ns. I'm" ,s sscsH.r 'H.!ier 20
ti,ri -lm~. i-ti. Frees -.. F:oti-n Hyck. Al.
-"n. AT ~ "i,is ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SIXTY BRITISH VARSHIPs
TO VISIT SPANISH WATERS.

AISeos~ anA Prlaeess Boa ss Uas-
seobesg SaSA - Have Dsea 0sA>.
SPECIAL. RI cARi.R
Madrid. Dec &-KinS Edward 10 expect-
AifcnsD's wedding. and II = announced
that q, the came time many pleasure
yachts will arrive IN Spanish waters
Officers ~ three British sQ;adrons now
:..s,neuv.rfne OF viso landsi there to- Dag
20 attend Christmas services ard were in
:erv:ewea by neuspaper correspondence
They nay :has there - 10 doubt tha. all
Ina Of katie;t'erR aEd k:ng Alfonso have
b.e.. completed and that. on the occasion
of the marriage. . squadron y! ak british
waters IN honor Of the occasion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
Conan Doyle Story
Now Rsaeisg II Tho
SUNDAY
REPUBLIC

'ssr Nigel 10 . romantic tale o. the
loves and adventures OF Nigel LoginG. a
sSes up shs sso1a % sSS .s" ss:
tunes Of his noble house the year after
the great plague devastated England In
The story opens wiih . brief word-pse-
fuIe Of England during the plague. and
oatlino, the downfall Of the feudai sys
black DEATH brought about. The houSe
OF 1Soring has been all bnt wrecked By tho
machinations and encrca chments Of cleric~
monks OF Waveriey Abbey aT~ stiii sn.
sascd IN p!eyinx upon their meaSer pos
sesssons. Young Nigel openly opposes
The monks. IN satisfaction o. q claim.
have taken possession Of y fiery. untnmesl
Of the!r number have been viciousIy A.
taSked and nearly killed by the animal.
@Eel;svins @ the horse to be possessed Of a
Killed. when Nigel in.eTpose. - The ho1... n
the sea-, win Kin him ana % rid tS.sr a"9 ea@ san.
and dangerous opponent. Hut Nigel a.
once takes the horse. and IN tho prasence
Si the as;onished monks. speedily reduces
Isa,., n;m :" s"omiss'"n. He names tho animal
When Nisel and his srsndmcther. the
venerable Dame Ermyntrude. are spenAinF
they srs iuGely interrupted BY the Iay
saimm"ner and sacrist OF Waveriey. &C
compani-d by q hand Of archefe. Who sHt
upon tho young Squire: bind him and fsh.
him pr, ,soner to the abbey to BE- tr1ed he
cause he has thrown the summonee int,
a no-,ss and destroyed scmS legal paper.
that We're ceirg served
Tho trial takes place with exaeRerated
pon,r sh. next day: and Nigel :. sentenced
To bread and water for aiI weeks with a
daily sSh"rta ton from the chaplain. Tn.
Indignant squire springs to Q wjndov rr
{. less s,s,,. and de,iss =, n: guards Ju.t as b"
Ais retreat hy Samkin AyfWaYd q ho.TUon
A. the conflict II about to begin. Sir Join
Chandos. one cf the most valiant Knight.
e King Eaward. arrives in sssrcH OF
Nieel. announcing that his Maj jesty q com
Ing to spend the night at his house
The .nIniiI Of the r,onh: 1: :e or.
IN the COMPANY Of ChandOo, FOLLOWED b.
Ayiward. Who n determined to follow IN.
young Ss,uire
LADY Ermyntr,ide unpacks Q lot % old
tr.nkets tor Nigel TO pawn to provide TO,
the Kings entertainment. and ne staTts OF
for t:ui!for!, accompanied by Samkfn on
their WAY they have y sensational slmON
iragic .ncounter with 3 hr!sand called IN.
VII! Man of Puttenham. wherein the
:riukets are nearly lost.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
TAYLOR VICTOR OVER
HIUclIE n PEORIA
6ishmaa Manages to Stay the
Ten Rounds, but Almost Col
lapses-Says He Was Weak
esed BY Making Low Weight.
REPURlIc RDaAI>

0Sk kO618C SHD3A1A
Roog1A. m. Dec. &-By clever boxlnE
AID @A0ntflcent leading with Q fast left.
kt0 TAyio9 won = clean decis.on over
Buy F1nucane IN a fast te0-round g
ha9O this Afternoon.
Tay1oP had the best ~ every round but
IL NH, IN which FSnucane adminisseSed
.evege punishmyns With nis terrinc s~inys.
foo1oW1nG . rush.
Ia u ninth round Taylor had the Irish
man going and when the ioex. left their
c0gne6D tor the last round, FfDucone WaS
TOO weak 10 defend himself
AZ the close Of the round f5nucane Waa
on the verge 1f = collapse and only the
weakness of Tayiors punches prevented .
KNOCKOUT The nSht ws0 at LIS pounds
and F1nvcane said TO a friend after th.
i,Ght that making the weight weakened
i'm
Walter Parker. chicago lad. under the
management cf William PhelaM Of the
Gh.caSO Journal, knocked ovt George Rice
n TOO minutes Of the :ifss round in the
-ocond preliminary. left 10 the stomach
foilowe6 BY = st;s punch On the Jaw did
'no business
Jack Clover won = decision over Buddy
r,IMmy IN . six round curtain raiser. Jim
my Ryan Of IndiAnapolts refereed the
TnAtchaA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
BLIND CHILDREN
ENJOY SURPRISE
Little Ones Of Missouri School for
Addicted Are Treated BY Teach
ers Of the lnstitutiOu-They
"Feel" the Big Tree.

One Of the prettiest and most interesting
o. the Chitstmas celebrations held IN the
souri, School for tho Blind ., Nineteenth
end Morgan streets. IL WAs held ON last
Friday afternoon and night, and the Six xht-
sscs nttje unfoftunates had . most enjoy
Superintendent Green and the teachers
q: the school arranged to give the lU0
pupils Christmas tree. and they took up
the expensesI A committee Was sent duWn
town and they pur, chased all sorts Of toys.
candies. nuts and fruit. This vas packed
In little boxes and cent to the school
the tree with tho presents they desired to
give each Otlicr. most O( them having boen
i;iale BY the children. ln the afternoon
This IL composed o. ;he sEna.lests girls and
boys. They formed in 2 ring about the
tree. sang songs. and The SUPERINTENDENT
cell traticn vas tine manner in which tho
fa:,dy and other datnsSss we're given the
S,.ae1r,.rn.,, r:r.., announced .s..
these art!cles we're hidden somewhere IN
the rror.. In four different boxes, aud that
each cnild saust hnd the boxes and secure
vi i,at belonged to him.
They had 10 assistance from the teach
ssrs aad the first lucky little ole Was liza
Metz. The second was Ruth Christensen.
and ~ each made fer discovery there were
r,:outs Of laughter from the Others. BUT
had hts or her arms filled with the pres
All afternoon the Children rcmped and
p'ayed In tho big 0:hOolroOn. They made
ay . .n ns.s 'esS r. ham,. an.
kerchief," and all tho other little games
cnj"ye! by children who enjoy their ASht.
\; night the ':ain Christmas celebration
Dryden Small. the engineer at the institu-
t'cn. who has played the part for fWent-
Eve years past. was the Santa Claus He
looked Just Uks the santa Claus seen in
the show windows Of The big st0res- The
blind children we're permitted to feel OF
TIE cap. coat and vhis!kers. and then they
timidly whispered In his ears their wants.
Ono little boy said he would be aWfuliy
happy u he could have . toy sut0mOhile.
and Santa Claus went down In his big bag
chii.is heart Sca, With tisiishi. ''''' '
some wanted dole and they got them
But the most Of them asked for little
MI msSs e soa%i The They ''%sess ;ose 10 hesr se..
the whirr Il the springs in the niechanicaI
lcys and get ~ much pleasure out Of them
y the chtldrsn who can see.
rap.. c'eak.. shoes and other articles
ne-ied by tho purila. whose parents or
'ther relatives are unable to provide them.
p.rsns: Who ss hsv. esrsn ssn, sn.m n,xs se
he school for the blind to b educated and
IN" most Of these were sent homo to spend
The holidays. and those who attended the
celebration aye fr".i the city or from
such . distance that they could not 20
lS00e
A phonosIaph played all snrts Of seiec-
ions. and the children enjoyed u hugely.
Niss Edith Cook. . graduate Of the school.
ras present. and played on the plano. She !
b s.id to b one Of the most accomplished |.
musicians IN the city. This year the chl- !
dren are he!nx taught TO play by note. !
ma there sfe several OF them that give |
rare promise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
CUBAN PLANTERS WANT AID.
Government to IT, Asked to TX
tend Su.rOr.

lizEars. Dec. =. AT a meeting TO-DAY %
10" senators ard Representatives IN con
tees from thr Province OF Pima. issi rip
~,s r~soiS-.! O. r-.sucs; ih. Government
. aa tHe planters whose tobacco ~T~vs
ave h>e', ruined ~ tho recent rains
'cfrfr!ftee. we're srro''it.: - All o.
h' Aaa1s Of tho i~-artrr-nts - Public
Nn'as anS AGricultIre r"~i-. ,i,.iy "a
r'Iiiest then, 10 push the construction az
Hle1ic works ~ sh> Provinces snd Other
lee 20 crosi.. employment, .ur ~. work
IA TIRE tobacco 1-u~ cG districts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
PADUcAH MOB KILLS NEGRO.
Scores ~ Persons shoot Man
Who Wounded Policeman

tsfs-Ah, Ny I~c- -5-ir hattie r~-
'~S'c = f-N'.ceusl srt joha Irce a oa--
i-S.si 1eSro. = FREEMAN 20, the fll.ross
te.i-s' Who h.si .A.TicAt.-. k.-ls~.. -
80 ;os-r \. E.~y~-.h stree, a-s E-oA..
asy- rAiro,asa Jane. Cissk ~As $40;
tsioe = ~ big. asi Tee wAs -.3dies
A-' kiihs. ey Ssii.;s rom THE g,.cs OF
seo-ss - 9@o:e ~7'A rises md Sistcis
c-s ,s-uS.aS eTt1ks ., &c tower. a.d
began srt-sS '.o-a ;h> tower q, yesasse
= -. stree: esic~- When The Scilre ~
:es-.,es &c arr~s. Air- ~ ered on them
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
BODIES ARRIVE IN e. PAS0.
COrpscs IL Americans Killed in
Mexico on Way to Philadrll,hiu

p Ps>". Tex. ner @-The t.,.;ies of
Robert Rutherford and &. " McMurray,
who VIZ, numbered oa the nigh. q De-.
c.'nhsr l.. Tea. piaz. MexIc" arrived hero
tonight
Mrs. Rutherford su3 N!s. Mana Hu,he,-
FORD q: it.siAde !phix. and the Nifs u one.
- ;he victims. All. a',o:npany The bodice
They will 6cs,sr; Tor I'h.iaSelph.A TO-
inprru~
~s> unable 20 AL th' Mexican Authorities
Who Ar" invest Saiias the murder ~ The
two Americans VITA as Information AVE
her oar te..es t!ia; robbery Was the s,ie
motive for sL- attack on EsnssA..'s hou.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
BARGAINS IN

a woman once wrote Us
that she vas not going TO
buv SCOTS Emulsion any
more because it cost too
much Said she could get
some other emulsion 60, less
money. Penny wise ard
pound foolish. SCOTS Enul-
SION costs more because il Is
worth more-costs more 10
make. We could make
SCOTS Emulsion cost less by
using less oil. Could take
less care in making il. too
Il we did. however. SCOTS
Emulsion ~ouiGn, be the
standard preparation of cod
liver oil As !; Is TO-DAY.
0roXT n AoWNK
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
MINISTER PREF0NTAlNE DEAD.
Life Of Canadian Statesman Ends
Suddenly in Paris.

Paria Dec :5.-Eaymond rrefo,taine.
the Canadian Minister Of Marine and Fish
cries. died suddenly to-day.
Joseph Raymond Fcurnier Prefontaina
was born AZ lAngucuil. Province Of Cue
b8c. In September. l6JN Hts ancestors set
tied ir what Was then New France in
16ee He was educated ~ Mctiiil Cniver-
etty. Montreal. and was called to the bar
In 1872
He held several municipal Offices. was
for rrany years a member a.? the IAOmin-
ion House Of Commons ~, the Liberal in
Z. rests. and had been Minister OF Ma.
riEc and Fisheries since November. 100
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
HELD UP IN DAYLIGHT.
Walter Holly the Victim Of Foot.
r,adS in Afternoon

II b:oAi daylight. yesterday, Waiter
Iio!!y. q strange, IT, the city. stopping .,
H-i'karp's hotel. Nc. iI:1 North Tsn'h
Toss.i h;rn Of & fhe r-Ab-rs esrap.d.
Holly ~as OF his Way 20 rho hote! whes
a." ncr attacked rim from behind. One
threw 10 arm around tho Victims neck.
y St.e the oehs.s searched h.s rockets
When ''.y secured al his vaivahtes sAcy
.--ara him - the face and ran north on
Tenth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

MITCHELL ASKS OPERATORS
TO JOIN IN CONFERENCE.


Philadelphia. Dec. l-rhe Press TO-
morrow will say:
President John Mitchell Of the United
Mine Workers Union has con.municA, II
with the preeide:ts OF the anthracite coal
producing companies IN regard TO the de-
inaIId the miners viii make for the con-
ufuanoe ~ work in the hard-coal neIds.
1T - understood the letter 10 In re-
gard 60 holding conference between the
committee representing the Cnlted Mine
Workers and the operators. AZ TO What
the OPERATORS viii do. II vas not definite
ly been decided upon.
'Residss asking for an eight hour day
there are Also To be presented other de-
inaiids. The most important. and one that
II adopted Will mean tho complete sevoy-
milton n! the union. IL The REQUEST that an
entire n.w q. C.Inciiiaiicr Beard be formed
on. that will always BE- In session. and
vii! xo from place to place to settle dis
yut.s.
THIS request will meet With consider
.h!. opposition from operators.
The proposed new board 10 to he com.
s.sct OF three members representing the
miners. ard the same number represent.
ing III. Operators. and q seventh member
to t-. chosen b. the other six
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

One O: t.. rno.s beautiful tres a, the
Df.vAse Christmas c~leara'so.s yesterday
~as thar .; 'he home of Julius WIZ
burger. No. ~: Afsssoi ssrsse presaaens
ef the v. n CoWpeythWA:s lean s,en>
carv Ire tree Was decorated WITH %
electric ss.:. An3 wss ;A:ez With r,e~aeass
foe the :..eMt>sv x the family. Only the
relatives OF N1 WS.1bsSesg and his vie
W..h :h~sr children. Wv:s ;,resen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SHOWED THEM OUT WINDOW.
Man and Woman Seriously In
jnred at Memphis.

'.'-|-T 'T-TT- y = sNtA
Memphis. Tenn. psc S-M.s lIrs,s
Goodman ani H.n Co:rtnEton. rou,nsrs al
4 r - street apartment house. are lying
isnE -o'!sl, S-.nte,. at :h- City Has;.fAi
~ -s" T"Sa-t ~ . fat from u. second
story a'rsipS % thr hrGs.
fs-s calm ;hat slsu 40 Nss . Gues:
- ;r~ same building showed th-r, from
tN- sirs ~ ar! that rh>y were ?rec.r!-
tate: ;ato TIE Ally, more thar twenty Zee.
h-tf " TtSi: couii'iun i~ serious an. tie
siNs-i as.aiian; 10 iccked Up at the police
station
II J. though: probable Mat .A- woman
sii .i~ she % said 90 have c-r,e 90 Me.i-
cH.s s.-o-: year ago from '.gicSGo
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
FAVOR nEW GAME
Rugby Pushball Innovatioa Re-
oeives Support oe Gridiroa Ath-
leteseInterest in Cane Shown
Outside St Louis.

Tia ,esu.e ~ n. nu.,.~ r.,.An.l, ..ne
~ 1.s.rSSnrns. - ~. Ssc.,cSsvSSs.
eSnoC, ~riii ~ S.seA& S~cShcf, ~,
th"r:,ies IN ,Se So - ~ IN A.
noI, rn.ss.S IN - sSoe4 n - ~
R,sSev SccsS.u ~.~ ~ aSsvS~ 49,
iafiSE ~
M.n:ssr Mc"1anr S:ksSS - ssssSc.asSxz
Of the game and tAc chSnces q hfin0fnG
hshs.inn ..ms n - ~ - H. SsrssS 49,
Ths r,sxine a. Rmssv - Il IN -
1eet In di.meser. which - coScueo1e0 %
co away w1th tbs Tou8A. potneo q the
game and At the aam9 dine retain the
features OF the football RzSne. = crOa9in6
tps.,~ue accsVIV
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
ANOTHER PANA CHILD NAY
DIE FROM POISONED CANDY.
W~0as Auss 90 Froo Same Coose-
tssessiGasssa Ws1l - DeoasA-
- Oy C0e0oP0s.
EEprRLic sPfDrAI.

EFPr RI.fs' SPf1 1AIA
PanA, III. Dec. ss-FOisoned candy may
prove fatal to another family IN Pana. A.
q result OF eating th.. sweets. Nrs. Jnhon,e
Rchan,. aI.i her S-Scar- old DAUGHTER arc
In = pre:ATious condition te-ni4nt
The child - expected 10 I've only a few
hours ard the mother may de. 10th IN.
mother and daughter were taken 81 short
~ after eating the candy and q ply si,.ian
VAS hastily suE,mcre2
The canir VAS purchased at . local
store Yesterday the Little daughter ,,f
NJ. ard MIS- william Cole,nsn died aster
eating come mixed candy
The Csnf:y Is believed 20 have contained
arsenic The Coroner held an inquest uy er
the body OF this little chii here 10 day a,.d
Q verdict VAS rendered. that the caudy COR
ta:resi Arsehic poison
!; - said attention ~ the Pure-rc.i
Commission viii be called TO the matter
and Investigation asked
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
RECOGNIZES LOST BROTHER
IN KlNET0Sc0Pe PICTURE.
usoeoDo. ye0.. loao TAeo S0eeeeAs o.
S|sesssa6 Aesos when Ne 1saA
Believed O0O1.

REfr rliC SPECIAL.
Lincoln. Neb.. Dec. S.-Geors. Gebsars
OF New fcrh, an actor. who has heen
noGrned ~ dead BY his relatives here for
many years. has b.-en found
'seeharts brother. Adolph. . sales man
In . store In Lincoln. went e. q shearc c:
where moving pictures were one d! the
attractions. In one Of the pictures he
lost b-o;he:
He learned that the pictures we're made
n New Sork. and by writing 60 . friend
IN thar city he found that his brother vas
him
George Gehhart Nlll come to Lincoln I'M
rei.s'ely after the holidays to v:si. his
brother and other reiAiiyeA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
ARTHUR DEaINe IN TOWN.
st. Louis Minstrel Here to Spend
Christmas HOLIDAYS.

Arthur neminG. the welI-.nown 81.
Louis minstrel - now ~ his Y,,o;hev's
home II Nap.ewood. where he will spend
the Christmao holidays. He came here di-
recly from Rochester. " u, whe.. ne
left the George Primrose troupe to which
he VII! return I'm q few more DAYS
bic expects to catch the organization st
Dntro!t. next Sunday. where he vii. re-
sumo his work as one Of the leading spe-
c!ahy men. He spent yesterday visiting
Did acQ1atntaEces about town
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

White 10 ,lo1e wora
L-n- 10 sjrn.ty vSfQuftouD.
Cold e:raroit~:y - Q ieacing feature
tn. oscoi!etAse 70 esTec4AJly tcw ~ Tie
back
g-.nrese tresses afe IL 0Seas vesza
arss ;soee 90 Gko,D thu 00vese typs - IN
s~ccss'ne A3f . 1essoslefe hoisso. which -
ven sofseasxR
Bit G. eray..y s>svss sor q s,seve.
4 ;srrh - s,acb 10 $3.50 - ~ssy many
Ss.>-i Ar~S<es
Very ray Gansses s,d AsaAs A5a o
:he heAsty of mast c0Gt0W0A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SECRETARY ROOTS NIECE
WRITES PLAY ON MOZART.

Ha--;>eg-s ta~ DC x--Noaa-.- q
cssy .s-sS. 90 re life os are G-ea, com.
.ssss: ard Ny5.'ea hy Me. Ivy Rcn., q
us-- 90 Secretary cs &A.r Rc,e received
4 sa-se rseE.ray@. .; TIE l.yce.ca TAAafsr
serS .ha> ~S-rE:-s - Hesard Kyle e.p-
,s3--~. ~ Svlst COMPANY
EscssSss tte caAs rSrs Q romance. OAf-h
S- kS.- y-zs.---,. s.eaSsteu! - -, large
s-.ss~-sc- 70 pa, Is eli staged ara
. ~ti-s-~s sAvo-ASe .u<az<1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FRANCE DISPATCHES SHIP
FOR CRUISE IN BALTIC,

tfse.cn, rc..uas' f-r S-J Luciano n.
sst-sy tss Premier. aud :..- rg.rrt~rs o<
Is Cabinet rendered th~ir rs.isna;icas TO-
tss
The peaskrA:iAn> we're accepted ~ Ki-r
hsrseA who requested 10 minister, 70
lain sheir rcrtfa.frs uss;i TIRE c~~ year
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
PORTUGUESE CABINET RESIGN
IL ing Asks Ministers {" Remain
Until New Ones Are Chosen.

pr~s.. France re,- . s-rn. c-,Ii>r c...
al has N~~n "-rtrrrd Ia pTa,.~. - 10
isis.c Werr~N'sy .sNf .r.irg at .-GyD-e-
rARsE, TIE --Qi.-r N.sr-riT,i >vh- Esa
s~- "-:s.ca - is.psrr sar q voyage 2,
70 rA.tiG-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
MINERS QUARREL: ONE DEAD.
Fourth killing At Norris. ILL.,,
!Arouaes Authorities.
e1Ts;.- sPN7AI

Hy.rt BIZ. sPN7Al.
Norris. Ill. us- x-AS tfe ses1is os .
ai.sr.-l over . sum oS money ar, Din;:ne
% 80 Peter M,etA an Aust: an coal en-
sT - c~.i. saot ssrVueh the heart With
a -hofSus. AMI Frank Bartseh. another
Austrian % . s,Sfr,v. from :-GSce
Ths - IN. s.:A killing Ia Futon County
IN ,ss ias, soa- months. ard tse ai9ho..-
Tee rleW fse situation 9th alarm
Rarts.h lad .oaned 70 . oro;Aes Of
A.eda, ard they aYASreie0 about TIE loan
and - yevAy 0eEt-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
Take up the succeeding
insfaLln7enf in Next Sun.
days Republic:


Omaha. N~b. Dec "a sp<csal n the
World Herald from Grand Island. Ns0.
says:
George Poeii. County Clerk elect, ~
this county. to-day received q letter from
Prcs.icnt Roosevelt conveying to him ths
'rfc:masion that the mrs: measi of honor
given under The &c; Of Congress. approved
February -. 1910. hal been awarded s~
him fer conspicuous bravery In saving IN.
life % n child a; the risk os his oWn. anI
expressing warm ccmmehdafion for the
dae!
"Mr Poel Who vas . locomotive Are-
man. rnn alongside his srgfne to th4 p:ice
an. .ra'rhed a little child from the track
saving :. f-nr, harm. but himself fell un-
ce- the engine. los'ng . leg and being 9TH
-,w.se badly injured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

william Jones. . negro. was shot ky IN.
Other negro. While third one bel. ni:n. IN
the sa'eor 90 John fol. Tenrh sirs.. ..1
Broadway EAS; ST. LOUIS. enss oil; re-
cover His assAi,asss escaped
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
AsC>Vr sFicTroNS.

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t'''n Va e-ffay y'er-. S~Not: fsr. ssruo.
srh Raos-NArh iIeht-ns,ssn. The, .s.s
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Mark Fagan
III Look in AcClurs's for
January and see what
q plain man like Mark
Fa9an cen do. Feel how
strange it is--even - the
people OF Jersey City have.
And then feel tho 10Y of
clearing your mind Of .
mystery-the pure Joy Of
seeing through q taing-of
understanding.
FAgan. for q plain man. did
his job maFvelously we'll
% veil ttat men wondered
at him. There lay the mys-
tory. The solution lay in
finding Fagan's ason.
And tho reason-tho ugh
beautiful to look upon-is.
after all. . plain mans rea-
son-tho simplest and best
reason in tho world.
Porhape when you have
felt tho mystery. and got tho
solution. you will think that
plain mon with plain reasons
can do n 1naAt daAl for thar
country. This 10 one Of the
BEST things Lincoln Stel5enO
ever wrote.
All news stands, loc. 81 q year
MeClure's Magazine
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Who g. not se; :he Xmas g;!. purchased
can buy psAfnn-ds. Watches and J.ue;Yy
On cur C.e-:.s Eys'en.- Ls:fis Bros 4 Co.
- a Carleton B,dG. s'h and Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
W0ULD-eE ASSASSIN DIES
FROM EFFECTS OF POISON.

<Vh>AI- NJ tNFi.y
Ss-c-S1-A De- S-Th~ sr..~sk.e e.
sa0oa.,Aksoa e CAreinAl CAaAaSs yss,es-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

PRECEDENT Gary HefTmann has called a
nesting Of all the Cincicnati's players tn
Is. Leld II that city on January :. Tho
Ns1 Hanlon. The object Of the meeting
Is TO have lianlon get In touch with his
players At once.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

From Prinoeton comes tho report that
DOC Hfi:ebrant will not be engaged to
coach the Tigers either IN baSeba, or
football next season. This VII make Il
easier for Jake 0tahl 70 sign AilIo6r0nd
:or the WashinGton team.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Jack Hendricks. manager ~ the Spring
field. O.. Central League team, who once
Rus!e . thorough try-out next seas0n.
Hendricks thinks Rusi. will be Q big draw
tx card. " lis arm proves no kood
i4e'Grcks figures On playing the big fcl-
i'v- On first bare because he can kii th..
ball Here's mere power to tho greatest
I!;cEcr the game ever produced.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
McCIure's Magazine

$3.50 East .3d Street. NEW YORK
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-10-05
BAND CONCERT
THIS EVENING
City's Musical Organization
Will Render Last Outdoor.
Concert Tonight.

The last outdoor concert to be
given by the Bemidji band this
season will occur at 8 o'clock at
the corner of Fourth street and
Beltrami avenue. Special effort
has been put forth by Director
Symington and the members Of
the band to make the last concert
the best of the season, and the
program will include a number
of standard marches and selec-
tions. After tonight's concert
the band will commence prepar-
ing for the indoor concert to be
given at the City Opera house
next winter.