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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Emmett H. Lipscomb and Mamie 4.
Rixte. both of Richmond, Va
James Hart and Daisy B. Terry, both OF
Richmond, Va.
Gordon Morris and Ella Woodfork.
-.obert S. Nichols and Laura f. Mitchell
George w. Dauber of Bedford, Pa, and
Margaret Williamson OF this city.
Marshall ]. Meryman of Allendale, Va,
and Ollie Hutchinson of Falls Church, Va.
Tetsu Tamura of this city and Kura
Tamura OF Philadelphia. Pa.
Zenas C. Bundy and Estelle Trowbridge.
John " Dorr and Rosa A. Hessler
: Oscar B. Yeatman and Martha L. Brooke
John p Hax and Helen e. Kelly, both OF
Baltimore, Md.
John Milton and Hattie Johnson.
Charles E. Walker and Blanch Mulloy.
Claud g. Jones and Jessie c. Miller.
Raymond r. Burrows and Nellie c. Muir
ply.
Joseph II. Newton and Ella c. Howson
Arthur L. Seabright and Elsie s. Hayes.
Joseph r. Walker and Victoria Magruder,
both of Seat Pleasant, Md.
J. Claude Balton of Lancaster, Pa, and
Daisy d. Hamer of Cameron, Mo.
George w. Alger Of Charlottesville, Va,
and Alice r. Smyth Of Shenandoah Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Hotel Arrivals.

Riggs-Charles w Harris. PIttsburg; r.
Dillon. Bayonne. N. j.; Capt X Heisrig,
Austrian army. Budiveis, Austria; Charles
w. Brooke. New York city; Charles g.
Srowell Philadelphia; w. 8. Mayer New
Warner. New York
New Wiliard-Edmund w Taylor. Frank
fort. Ky; J: Q. MacDowell HaverhilI.
Mass; r. w. Strong and Mrs. Strong.
Minneapolis. MINI; w NJ Crane. Dalton.
Miss w. r. Bean and Mrs Bean Corning
n. y: l.. w. Whitney. New York city: l..
B. Mcfarland, Montreal Canada; A l. C
atkinson Honolulu. II: l.; A. Howard
Fleming, Fairmont, w. Va.
Raleigh-D. r. Posner. Baltimore: C. Il.
Levy. Boston: &. e. Poole and Mrs Poole
Chicago: Charles II. Brooke. Roanoke, Va:
George II. Hall and Mrs. Hall, South Glas-
tonbury, Conn; DIR. Ben l.. Bruner. Louis
willie. KY; c. Royle Norman. Richmond.
Va.
Ebbitt-T. F. Harnack, Pittsburg: Mrs. p.
r. Taylor, Sidney; Ohio; Miss Mead. New
York city: c. s. Wagner. u. S. A: ]. +.
Green. II. s. N; William II. Holt and Miss
E. r. Holt Louisville.
Arlington-T. w. Howard. New York
city; Henry Taylor and Mrs. Taylor. Dur
ban, South Africa; Andrew r. Hershey and
Mrs. Hershey, Lancaster. Pa.
Shoreham - Richard Bard, Baltimore;
Richard Goldman and Miss Goldman. Boston:
J: w. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips. New York
city: r. G. Edwards and Mrs. Edwards.
York city; F. L. Stewart, Miles, Ohio
Normandie-Dr. V. c. Casaburi. Whining
ton, Del; r. ]. Davidson. Blacksburg. Va;
Thomas ]. Mosser, Newberry. Pa; r. L.
Gushing, Lock Haven, Pa; c. w. Norris.
Milwaukee, Wis; l.. l.. Van Slyke. Geneva.
n. Y; H. T. Wilson, Buena Vista Va:
Alan A. Chaplin. Boston: Mrs. A. Chaplin.
Boston; B. E. Schleslnger. Boston; c. NJ
Penny. Newark. Del; c. P. Close, Newark.
Del. s. 7. Burch. New York; c. S. Hutch
craft, New York.
St. James-Dr. w. p. Wilson. VicksburE.
Miss: G. g. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips Chi
cago, ILL.,; Eldridge Louttue, Lynn. Mass;
f. A. Barker. Biddeford. Me-; p. German.
Montreal; H. J. Maier, Rochester. N. Y;
f. w. Libby. Boston. Mass: c. b. Gilbert,
New York: A. Snyder. Buffalo. N. Y;
c. ]. Cunningham, Holyoke, Mass: J. P.
McGvnerty, Philadelphia. Pa: r. w. Funk.
Dayton, Ohio.
Hotel Gordon-G. W. Sickles and Mrs.
Sickles, New York city; Maurice Mahoney,
New York city; Mortimer NJ. Mahoney,
Brooklyn; James c. Newlln, Philadelphia:
Mrs. L. Crews. New York city; H. NJ Haw-
kins. Boston, Mass; H. P. Hawkins, Boston,
Mass.
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LAWsoN-JENNINGs.
An Interesting Wedding in Vir-
ginia Town.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, November 22-One
of the most interesting weddings this sea-
son took place this afternoon at o'clock
at the Court Street Methodist Church, when
Miss Ruth Jennings. the well-known presi-
dent of the Virginia division, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, became the
wife of Mr. st. John Allison Lawson a
wealthy citizen of Charleston. s. c. The
marriage took place in the presence of
large company of friends and relatives, and
the ceremony was performed impressively
by DIR. Gilby C. Kelly. the pastor, who was
assisted by Rev DR.. w. ]. Young OF Rich
mond, formerly pastor OF Court street
Church. and Rev. Ernest Stevens. pastor
of Memorial Methodist Church of this city
The bride was given away by her tather'
Upton d. Jennings, member of the gen
eraI assembly. representing this city. A
short reception followed al the home OF
the brides parents, on Federal street, pc
fore the couple left for northern trip,
wbic,, will be brought to close by sea
trinS TO Charleston. their future residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Office
during the twenty-four hours ended at 9:45
a IN. today, as follows:
Elvira F. Adams. 81 years. s01 L street
northwest.
Edward F. Avery. es years. 1885 N street
northwest.
Vincent Barnacle. years, Children's Hos
pital.
Bessie Boefsky. IS years, 1924 It'll street
northwest.
Henrietta Chamberlain. SO years. 81 Myr-
tie street.
Elizabeth NJ. Childs, 70 years, Ills Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
Mary ]. Cody. 81 years. 81 18th street
southeast.
Sister Bonoite de la Providence. p years.
Home for Aged.
William n. Harrison, 6s years, 1909 X
street northwest
william T. q. johnson. year. 20s Penn
stlyanfa axenue northwest
Lille king. ~ yeaes, United ofates ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Alice Lee. days. 7is 9th street south-
east.
Lillian Mershan IL years. wylie Court
northwest
Jos. r. Miller 50 years. I22s I'D street
northwest
John Minor. 60 years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane
Julia f. Mitchell, years. 225 Burks court
northwest.
Mary A. Norris. IL years 3iss Dunbarton
avenue northwest
Infant OF John and Margaret K. sharp. 8
minutes, 1895 r. street northwest.
Corena j. Shepherd, 80 years, 17Op 9th
street northwest
Camilla E. Stanley. 30 years. Ontario
fats
Francis J. viostine ss years. Iels ID
street southeast
siias Williams, "a years, Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
A WoNpEnFuL rAcn

III pert has perfected a method for instantly re.
moving age Wrinkles. BsgN Dictated EZslid.,
'.HANGISG CHOPS" Cross. Frowning Lines and
al unsghtly blemishss which mar the human face
TELLTAIlB MARKS OF AGE. HABIT OR DIS
sIPATToN forever removed nl-shapen Lips. Ears
Cheeks. Eyes. Nose. CHA and Neck can be In
sttntly corrected apd made attractive, as nature
intended. PERFECT FEATURES, CLEAR,
FRESH COMPLEXION and SMOOTH. PLEAS
preston on al occasisns cAp 81 yonss DO you
want tAeae adventases? Call q Wxtte d W.
s!sss i'd sssa~:s =: - IS. ~ S Sssi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

general strike of the cigarmakers went
into effect at Key West yesterday. Several
conferences were held between the manu-
facturers and the cigarmakcrs' union, with
no result. 1t is not improbable that sym
pathetic strike of all branches of the trade
will be ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Miss Grace Bell gave a tea yesterday
for her guest. Miss Cox Of Utica, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Mrs Aldrtch. wife of Senator Aldrich.
sailed for Europe yesterday to place Miss
Elsie Aldrich IN school and will be abroad
most of the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

DIR. and Mrs Randolph Lowe Elliott have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Jessie Eugene, and Mr.. Charles
Newton Thompson at st. Andrey's Church
Thursday, December Z, at 1880 pm. On
account Of illness in the family no reception
will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Mr. Samuel Hay Kaufman has sent out
the cards for the wedding reception of his
daughter, Louise, and DIR. John Crayke
Simpson Tuesday afternoon, December H.
from 5 until o'clock, at 1421 Massachusetts
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Mrs. c. d. Merwin left town today for
southern trip and will be away until Janu-
ary She will visit in Mississippi and Flor
ida going as far Is Palm Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Mrs. George HeaZelton of California has
arrived for visit with her mother. Mrs.
Benjamin Buttcrworth, who has an apart
ment now at the Wyoming, Connecticut
avenue, and where they will be glad TO see
their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abel and son have
removed to their new home, 1454 Douglas
street northwest (Welling place.. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Der n
The Thanksgiving tea at the Founding
Hospital yesterday was successful in bring
ang together most of the old friends and
The thirty-three babies were at home to
callers and admiration. Mrs. Henry L.
West presided at the coffee urn, and Mrs.
Simon Wolf Mrs. Lester Plat and Mrs.
Whitney had the refreshment table. Miss
Knox sold dolls and novelties. Mrs. Lisner
had the cake table and Miss Sewers sold
candy. Others assisting toward the sue
cess of the event were Mrs. Joseph Auer-
bach Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Richard
Sylvester Mrs. Carl Casey, the Misses
Dyer, the Misses Cutchins. Mrs. Grosvenor,
Miss Ridgely, Miss Hurst and MISS Ball.
Mrs. Switzerland gave dinner last night
in honor OF Miss Zadie Gaff. Those present
Included the Misses Ellis of New Orleans,
Miss Hoyt Mr.. Langhorne, Lieut.. Andrews.
Capt Harding. Mr.. Gulick. Mr. Cresson.
Mr. Ford Thompson, Mr.. Calderon and Mr..
Lindsay of the British embassy.
Count NJ. G. Seckendorff, who for many
years has made his home In Washington.
was married yesterday morning to Mrs. Ju-
liza Livingston Bonner of Ramapo Farms,
Ramsay, N. j., and of Washington.
The Countess seckendorff, who was
Miss Davidson prior to her first marriage.
is the widow of John Otto Bonner. one OF
the leading and millionaire members Of the
sugar trust, and known an the breeder of
some OF the most successful race horses
that have been seen on the American turf.
Count Seckendorf was formerly Junior
officer OF the German navy, and as such
served through the war with France in 1870.
He ls q younger brother of that Count q.
Seckendorff who was for so many years at
the head OF the household OF the late EN-
press Frederick. Count Seclfendorff sailed
yesterday for Europe with his bride a
couple Of hours after the wedding. At which
his two daughters by his frst marriage
were presenf. The newly married couple
will return 70 tim country before Christ
mas to t&ks ~ their Residences q WASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

| Mrs Greedy has invitations out for
debut reception for her third daughter,
| Miss Rose Greedy Friday, December l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

The Hon. Alan tombstone, British minis
ter to Denmark and Arthur James Herbert.
British minister TO Norway both of whom
married Americans, have both been pro-
mote, the RAM. of knight commander or
the AZ torian Order according to a cable
gra n to The Star today. Mr.. tombstone,
who is the fourth son of the first Baron De
went married in 1872 Miss Antoinette Pin
chot of New Yorl, Mr.. Herbert married
Helen A. Gammell of Providence r. L.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

HOTEL GUEST NIGH
DEAD Of POISON
Nan Who Registered a. John
Smith Of DeCass, Supposed to
Be Harry Behrns Of Belleview,
Ill, Found Unconscious.

0a9sslnS from the effects OF Q posDa
seDposed 70 have been morphine. q man
Who registered ~ John Smith. peCass, Ill
but who % believed 10 be Harry Behrns
ct Beolevtew. Wabash County. IL. was
found unconscious in . room in the ROYAL
Hotel. East g. Louis. yesterday afternoon.
wA!d on the bel In the room To which he
Doctor = II: Little attended him md had
him removed to Henrietta Hospital. HIS
condition 10 serious. but he probably viii
Iocovee.
Bshsne registered At The hotel shortly be-
fnre supper Thur~iay. He told the clerk
thet he ID not w4eh supper and Was going
70 bed. He left no call and his Io0m WA1
n0e disturbed until the next afte.nOoa.
Tho chAm6crn1aid made several attempts
% arouse him. but failed. and finally forced
Hs hardly breeshsa and che though. that
he w1S dad She summoned Manager
Clark. and b. called Doctor Little. Doctor
l1ttle worked with Betrns for an hour and
then called an ambulance and had him
coaveyed to the hospital.
IN Behring'S pockets weFe found q card
snowtnE his membership in the Lodge. No.
- L O.. O. F.. Of Bellev:ew. Wabash
County. I'LL. which 70 supposed to be his
home. 4 notebook also was found, bat
nearly al Of the pages had been torn out
and only IN address ''E!nth and Poplar
street3 Was left on ono % the pages On
the 0o0e 6es1de the bed were found severa!
peece1 OF pager such n Afe used by drug
gsRs for POWDER.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
RESERVATIONS OF DENTAL
PROFESSORS ACCEPTED.
Appoint t:snpDsSes os lassiasaSss
~ S0cre0OOrn.

IN. Eoari of Directors OF the Barnes
Medical College, lIaw;on and Garrison
avenues las, nigh; acc' pied ,te resigna-
fi,..s .; even members Of the dental
faculty. Their places We're filled with
dental I,ro!~-so who have been employ ed
:n the college
The action n: the Ii.ard of Directors
was the outcome Of some trouble two
weeks ago when sven ;eS!Gna:,"ns were
rendered from The dental ,i.;agfmsn. he
cause Charles q. Orr had been Amounted
she irdor~.msnt ~ the board -: Trustees
The designations w.rc 80 take sfY-c, IN
December -. t,i. the Boari of Directors
l-l.. them ur. promising that they would
q. all ia their power 20 effect \ cona-
promise.
Charles a. Orr was appointed three
months .Eo .:smo.IstTa'or In dentistry
By 'hn Executive. Committee Of the dental
t!.;,a; rment " hen the mrs, month pa <>cd
he a.d not receive MS pay because his
appointment had :sot ben ratified by the
Ha..I - Directors. The second month
IL a.s ,.. same and on TIE expiration os
VIE inirI mo.th seven members Of th.
dental department went on a str ke. OBJ
t.-e;irg 20 bis retention Of IRE portion.
Tie Ra:rd ~ Directors made ..finrta to
-.s.or. harmony. but found that ,h",e Was
no possibility - conc:iiaf.nS those who
har..e.. IN fh.is resignafions. Those who
are rn longer on th. stan are Doctor Val
F.eicr'cks Doctor Richard Su,nma. Doc
tor = T.. Phoste. Doctor u. - n Iecrcn.
all ,n charge % !.YactMenrS together
with .lrre demonstrators.
S.:,. % .hpa. who took their places are
Doctor George II owen. Otto Fru,a. Doc
Tor puwre,l ard C- r. itrawn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
ASKS Improvement
Of THE VEST END
Three Real Estate Companies Pc
tition President O'Reilly to CAN
Special Meeting Of B. p. !. for
Discussion.

Three real estate companies yeetef0aY
sent . letter to the Board of PUBIC Ind
DrovsmentS urging President OIseifly to
call = special meeting Of the board % con-
lana .ajo;n.n9 % nor the ss' .SPscscs.s to Sosest
Park and Wasainateo Cnivessity.
The concerns !ntetested ere:
The West End Realty Company. owning
. large tract Of land between Delmar ave-
rue and the Go!orsdo Rai!road: snd 6e.
road: s!e Beres3ith Reaitv Company. own
ing the land west Of Skinker road between
Oelnaf avenue and the grounds NJ the
Washington University. and the Fa1Svtew
ing the Ca;iin i-cc. 1ctween Union boule-
vari and 6k!nk.r road.
The QUESTION: 10 be discussed At the
meeting OF the 5osrd are:
The Recommendation of IN ordinance to Widea
bash i.a:ira~i ~essa.s:iy @ n 70 sIsntsr M sssd. e
n. sh.nss Of er.as es D.!n,a. .v..a. b:
(which question. involves ,hs abolition os The
gnads crossing oe the wshasa Rai!roed).
Tse sss.ss.as,.n. Of =. caas es ssiesss
nus which Involves the abolition Of tho RFade
cr.@irE q the 81. Louis. Kanaas CITY end
rse :rnpeOverass:, Of Skirxse road be.wsea
Delnnae svcI0e sE3 I:ndes avenue.
The chance of alignment e. Waterman eyenuo
ana D. Giverviils avenue from Do Ralivaeso
Tho establishment % shs era1Ss Of WasefMa0
erenue ani % c:yervtii. avenue west Of Ds
Of ,!s erade c.n..ins q .se wahasS Rs:ir1s6S.
Tho tisc"s:s',n of foul wafer. eosing az pres
ent :n,o the River des Pe.es and through Yoe-
The communication was signed b; Julius
PitzmAn. engineer In charge. II vas Re-.
ferrej &" a committee Of the whole. and
vii! be taken up mex; week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
one DEAD, Two SHOT
N STREET BATTLE.
Desperate Stranger Starts Fight
in Which He Loses Life ut
Reebe, Ark.-Over Fifty Shots
Are Fired.
REPIEIIc sPD1Al>

AIsaS SEhD~A<AN
Little Rock. Ark. Dec. "a special %
the tsA1et,e from Beete sAyk:
)ne Ean dead: two seriously wounded
aud one shot Ia tine hand. comprises = re-
Beebe In which more than f1sty shots were
fired
The dead man is . stranger. The two
seriously Wounded are Richard loss and
Forrtse Hastings. both OF this place. The
slightly ~ou.dec. man Is e.. r. swain. Al
Iron Mountain brakeman.
THE battle began at the depot. when the
mysterious stranger opened s,Ee On Brake
MAJ Swain.
'O:: IA. arrival Of The !oca! Iron Noun
TAIN freight train from tine south. tAe
the train Z, McAl:noni. got OF here and
Bs.keman Swain of q through freight
tram, .s! who put him or that train At
through ,hs h>nd. and Swain took three
ciais TO the sc-,.e AID when they attempt
| .. to arrest the stranger he began to
shoo, At them lie ,shoi Dick Doss. = Lar-
the Ireas, ii FOREST Hasiinss. > '''''
BS sais time = aunikeS Os peEsons were
aIing At tire stranger. Finally I:ober,
Wo"dn.Id. an enps"ys IN the e,pr.ss Of
the mans body. and. Approaching COM
Isaad@a him TO throw up his hands or be
| killed. The stranger made 10 reply. hut
SELF He died in AN hour.
"He Was conscious FOG Q while and. al
though he talked some. refused to give h:s
was desI'eraco. had killed eight men In
his life. had robbed twenty banks ana.
he added. 4 am a much hunted man. hut
:ny identity Will never be knoWn.'"
TIE dead stranger aas shout { feet ;
inches ;ah and weighed leo pounds He
Was about ~ years old. Of fair complexion.
with blue eyes AND smooth ehsven. He
" "a. "a
gray coat and vest and brown trousers
lie had Al electric 0ash lantern. = skei.-
!nn key and screw driver. and % cents In
money lie had revolver. which Re
loaded and enpiied three times before he
shot himself. There were two men with
him. They :ook 40 part IN thu hsht but
ran and mate the!. escSle
The condition OF the wounded citizens
D0ss and Hastings. Is serious
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
TO ENTERTAIN ON MayFlOWER
E.snaparte Will Give Har1ue; ;o
President February G..

vas..rgtee fs-- II. Secretary %
80 Sss. ard Nrs RSssrs-r. ~Cl - -,
'.es, % ;h~ Fr~<si-ai s-s N-< Eco-~v-,:
,r-fus1 siar~F 90 hssrsi 49, :
NaNtrNr- srt-raTy - sln-sr e,,s,i-
fS-y Mi t-c'use .sf-'r xz~-ts rep sII
h~ --c-I.rt: IN tae sIstc-tc csoia ese--
,t- rr~ssi--. presented 80 'ss-ssa ari
IsyA;s@ss c.<airssvcsfsr.s "a ~sss osr~.
urt A.xSs. iz-. Tsss at F-.RSbiy t~s
tae a-st ,!Ess s>s; fhe rr~S.sis-. Sis e~-.
ss..ArS ,s~ N.vsoGe- s'zss ia: ..-TaaTA.
s.~ Sss
se >~--@'a-~ ar: NJ. ESrss,rt~ ssv~
= hs.~r = Etirs->,y~ a,-. . 1su-.s. -
= she -1-urs-s - sNss rs-v IN-- Hss~
:scrssi atss-t-r--t. ssr fae winter p casH-
sfstaa, as i-~ Secretary vi .rte9 .se
ssssdm .. >--rS;srr i-c-r sAs gave ss
sshv~. .iSEsg - fa~ t'r~stlt-rFe ~ s-nar.
re- ssices5 tI~s.r-sus Cfsszess.sss- A.
sf~~ l.,rx ess2=lsa.:.nS is> Mas scWvr
tss ercSsss = seis '-v-, Aa~xa-sfrfS g.
ta~ sANs sa.1 n vssstr<-er- ~s-rs ne
= ssTft~t oA,e<sts~ ts- ir-t..x
70 Sfs .rs~r'ss ..a. rs- Nsy4uV>R
essssas6 Scns e=-~rf srs.cs srs -zxy ss-s
Nee vSsk. % - -sNy ysr.. Wa hs=a-.-
hst Sas eo,sst -ss~<s--s &c - s<-s.s-
s-ae&e aresst-x s<re a-ssr- sA< Ma, 1,sa~
soxs1 csrsse tS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
STUDENTS PRANK IS FATAL.
Mimic Hold Up at No,re Dame
Results in Ilo8ih-

Sot,e Dame. Ind. Dec. 2-l.ou:s Rou.
Qssia- % COLOMBIA. South America. q stu
Gent At Sotre Dame Cnive:si tonight
ehot and alrios: instantly killed Ciaud
snd severn! ether students a. . practical
3oks held ~ EcuQeula. installing him
For asntke. persor-
Sewers! student. planned . mimic hold
Up o: u friend. expecting him Go pass Q
certain point wh-.s they lay tn wais Rcu-
queIA carr. a!cns and the students think
:nS htI, ;sc.r victim. ordered him 90 hold
Cp ri. hands.
Instead RorGu.!a drew q revolver ana
fred. The bu.I.; st.uSk RaGby near the
heart an. he died IN H.e minutes HaShy
was :, years OF! Ro1aUela who IL q a
tak.-,x an engineering course Rouauela
- crushed over the affair. although re
SUPPOSED she attack o.I him 20 be genuine
and acted or the defensive
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
AWONs. IssE NOWlER~.
AsoSesssr Deseas aas sh~us~s % .
Gh0SplWa shsp Tvs 2 q ~ . ns wv Srh.

The ki-':~rss-frns Won gu- u 'aa fT-
9Itr4s from IL" tl-EVita- in a .gi:-r.s-
n"ut match of To- Royal alleys LAST nIsrt
~ an Tot 'h~ winners With al sy"rtE" -
b - tT.t.s IA, h'gh ia, Cor the !o<Ir :
team @ifh E1 average - -
Ef- K'-k--,> gs-, rfr.- a.. 'Ne r--
etr5~s q ~ ttr t'f.1srsErv l,sI a;gtgt- LIN
a,f'isr i~f -" !"-lTS team sith zt aver
eS- Hf a Be- ~. ~ I-s. the wisgT'r Z
s"a'- s''I ar ,E~rsGr II =
ias Su.thsErs wvi5 :ar-r games from
the A;h-e;!rs lsst rlxhr f'GsS Was high
man - 'b- a u-s..s team rifh - ayrr
as- - - is-yirT - tho Athletes with
an Esvrss. -
Tho Wit.r-' 'hr:-tIs.s wr!tsvsss~a .r~
q tSs rInss ~ she = Louis f-rsni-s i-.xu"
ss thn t;rar5 sii~s~ ls-s night S-htsi,it
.T 'hn Nffi5"r- ss- AiEr ulsu vita a.
average ~ - N.lNa1tz Is ti- other
team averaged -
II. Bankers defeated fEr Dies ~ Dc
faui. IN th~ ftr i.At.ae .ssi -.r.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
LINES N ENGLAND
CLEARLY DRAWN
Canpbell-Bansefnan and Former
Premier Bal(ouP Define Posi-
tions Of the Government and
the Opposition.

lIoo0on. Dee. A-0r Henry Campse3i-
Zimmerman. the PremSef. ana Arthur, J.
Ba!sous. the former Premier. respective
leaders OF the two great parties row
night.
cry. In answefins . question. he said he
isiaiurs Tor Ireland. but ins;msscS that TIE
ssna,. .eoSs % sSs SUBJ
audience at Queen's Han. London. asked:
WIZ you have 1sca! reform or home
rue. 1of this - the true issue Of the cam
Cir Henry CAmpbeu- Bannerman said
that the L6efals would fight protection
,hey did wh!is IN opposition. wkHe the
CORNER Premier eaid that ffecal reform
would p the 6rst RTeas question with
Witch the Cn:onist oartv would have 10
deal whenever II was returned 70 power.
welfare Of the country vas bound up.
TO ATTACK HONE RULE.
AT Baifour plainly Indicated that the
whole attack of Cn!onists throughout the
present campaign would b centefed on
the assumed Intention Of the Libsrai party
70 give Ireland control Of !ts own a1salrs
through an executive responsible directly
Su IN "ss s0ls h: T .:a to
separation. which he admitted would Be-
preferable 20 the continued parliamentary
Turmoil! CONSEQUENT o. halfway measures.
Hr Henry Canpbe.i- Zimmerman devoted
almost his entire speech to IN attack GA
the 6scal propositions Of the i'n:On!sts.
and said II vas the DUTY Of the Liberals
70 .y.,.y BUY any PARTY importing Joseph
Sir Ea~ard Gray. the Foreign Secre-
tary. speaking 20 his constituents ., Hell
ford. Northumberland. to-day said that
the carrying out Of Mr.. ChAmberla;n's
policy would mean the ruin Of the na-
s!Snal prosperity. He assured hie audi
eEcs that the Liberals had no intention
% granting home rule. but that they
hoped to GO much for ireland.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
BUTCHERS IN KNIFE DUEL
Harry Remark l. Wounded and
Opponent Locked Up.

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