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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

San Domingo santo Domingo. Monday.
Dec. 3-FolIoWins the announcement to-
day that the President OF the Republic.
ss;s. ,o Carlo: as1 e sns
trafe.
What took place after that cannot be
fight occurred abou: ten miles from here.
ard II IL supposed that General Pimentei.
the rebel commander. vas attacked BY
The whereabouts Of the fugitive Presi-
den; ts not known Il is supposed that he
eEcc1vcfcd to reach ;he coast and board
2 sio0p with the object Of reaching Puerto
Plata. on the north coast Of Santo Domtn.
60. and there join Governor Perez. who
has been dismissed by the Government
from the post OF Governor Of Puerto Plata.
but Who refuses to surrender his once.
On the other hand. there are those who
believe the President Is eEdeavoring to
cross Santo Domins" ~ land and reach
Monte Chrtsto on tie roth coast. west
81 Puerto Plata. from which port 1t Is not
IA: distant.
Juan F. Sanchez. former FOREIGN Min-
!ster Of Santo Domingo. has also left the
special commissioners Commander Albert
e Dillingham; and former Minister Thomas
Z. Dawson. and Fveslerico EelasQuez. Min
ister OF Finance: on January - last signed
and sshto Do,nins" .rov;G;aS for the
nscAl pfOtectOrate Of the tinted States
over Santo Domingo
Firm!n Iaerez. Governor Of Puerto Plata.
four days ago received telegram from
President Morales that Vice President Ca
ceres had o:dersd Pi"re'S removal.
He advised Pieyez 20 resist saying he
he'd combination with Isn,etr RHirx-
uez. and that the Monte Cristi forces
would march against Santiago and attack
Cac"res. Btefez resisted until yesterday.
when his tso0ps refused 20 receive orders.
He then embarked for Monte Cris:i. l'erez
declares that Rodriguez W:ll attack San.
tiaso "Wednesday.
f:"dr!guez visited the Captain Of the
United states cruiser Yankee At Monte
Eristi Saturday evening. declaring that
his partisans viii support the constitu-
tinnal President: that Morales. who vas
Ts'weriess. had the entire ministry and
party opposed to- him and that they would
TAX. Santiago Thursday. and marsh on the
The Captain cf tine P"St of Puerto Plata
has iseen sho: and ki!ls! during an In
surrectionary In"vem. mt. and the Governor
or that Provinc. mas .iriiei the general
Government ami harric.deI the town.
The Dominican Government has iseued
A decree removing III. Governor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE MEETS TO-DAY.
PSaos Adopted fer The Nexs
De0oceasse CaopaiGn.
EEPCEiIc SPECIAL.

SNl-ft EIsIS S'EsIAIA
Jefferson CITY. Mo. Dec. 3s-Juds. W
y Evans of West Plains. chairman NJ thu.
!'~"iocrattc State Central Committee. ..Ei
y NJ Napier Of Hamilton. and Colonel
Wniam ~ Bright u Columbia. members
meeting of the committee \, the Capitol
fo-norrow- The other members are .x-
pectcd iO-EtHEt
meeting one in tn. First District. one in
the Second District, and one I'm ,t..
Eighth District. caused by the resixna-
ZION, - Colonel Bob Kern. Virgil Conk;ing
In the First bistric, II 1. rvpor,.d an
en:ft VII be made TO have Mr. Kern re-
main On the committee. since he is no
longer connected with the State alminis-
traitor. havtn. nntshei his work as Com
missioner fo the Portland exposition.
~ Is reported that the coInInittee has
ttCn and. this being true, he may have
permission 10 withdraw H.
Nisg1i ConkIiRG has removed from the
Second District. and Il IL not known vho
his succrseSr will BE- A movement "a nm
foot TO have his successor selected from
ether Monroe "r Randolph county Rolla
Ro'h~.li. erii"r "f the Moberiy Monitor
Is mentioned for this place
In the Eighth District there are several
persons mentioned for the vacancy ,ausei
by the resignation ~ Sfeed Mosby among
:hem James H"uchia os this city, q. d.
corum OF Roonv.!!e and Doctor A. u.
Nelson Of foo1viile while q great many
Democratic politicians are said to favor
the p"iicy OF allowing the place Z" remain
Open. inasmuch as IL. other co:nmutee-
man from tho .its::ict- William A Bright
viii have thu casting vote ~ both fer the
district. and Mr.. Bright IL said 20 have the
conf:d-nc. II all factions.
\ surpT:s- ~as sprung here this even
taS wh'', a friend of Governor Folk men
toned the name o? Sam u Cook 10. this
vacancy Mr.. cook - no, IN eny sense a
candidat. 70. the place. h,.; soma OF hie
friends think that he m!Sh: h- Induced to
accept Il n o!?.re! :o him in the interest
u party harmony.
Th- state Committee af this meeting
viii formulate vla.s for cvn.uc,ioC IN.
next l~E,ocraiic camr aiEn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
PETERSBURG REvOLUTiONlSTS
DECIDE NOT TO FIGHT.

- rc,r; .bure Dee. sf-TS- revolution
az, leaders Tn - f~'rr> burg who un
Saa,l,y decided that q va. AT Snlg'-!s 9",-
-s~,-s ~ rr.rlftlisf. immediate 'u-lni,'
herr. a. a diversion In favor ~ She '.>"-
lIii.tGsrirs ~ H.s.-.-na rcr"rS:i'r"3 'h"ic
.i.,s.-iirstinB isz- night GA IN" ground
that Z. s.uiii H.. -s~~r murder 10 SEN! Vie
.r.i~tar'l' tate 'h- streets
<sS.rtf~i~-z :h-y voted 80 sNTls;f-r;~ ~.
NriA. and t. u. over. rrI-su- t' foT''
cpc all tr~ ~orku~-i. but az the sam"
fi,r~ &, hg's themselves irs r~a lAr;r<S to
saSs advantage - the .itua,tNr. II: the
c,ruf ~ tho -Iy,--S, % ta.ir comrades a.
Mo.co~
In sr.,r % tt- seizure hero, leaders claim
thst large quantities ot arms. Including
aaics -rrihE xu-S. hsS" e--n singGg'"d
through Finland
Tho weaver 4. Intensely cola, an.
foot - snsta has fallen IN tic last forty
sixh: hour.
t-.ort. .r,ri Iascns xay TIA; 'se Coz
. ssN-rt!@ual lsr-tu-rFt. ard n.fi.r frsf o.
rssrr!Ss sr- appalled, sy th~ strength -.
'lss 2. .>le,2-tst. ari arr seeking ina stIr~s
20 save ;hs country isott. vss.! Ssr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
SENATORS WHO VOTED AGAINST TREATY ARE SMILING

% eeeS ,sss,e q 'ss sshs;se % oe,y IN 5. aeeesss1s
70 ;"Pei 4 e se;sss sss Rsce,cs sses stsssy; "a
vas eat to sns Senass Cem1ittee on
Foreign Affairs thai the treaty would not
Be- ac0nRtabls 70 0ant0 Do9h8o unless
Cation i the eoeSSsns = sss Dcminiean
Congress. This was IN tntiuati0n that
N0Eaiee was ON Slippery ground.
doneS % Sssi.s rs 10 hiS "a sase. H the treaty %
had beSA ratified In the fern in which the
Presjdeat sent u to the Senate last winter.
and the revolua1ea bad lroken out 70 the
sss. sses Seaoa .aa
F:nss 80 sFosi :sssy e nissp e see. sse
seems to Be eolY to take such steps a.
W1ll project the Aves ot the American re-
cetvess. claskA co1)ectosS and others wno
have been leaned to Morales ana commits
But Se object lesson that p fsrn,shed
by The easrew ssc.pe IL r. = CnissS s.c,ss se
have hsc shfcaca ~ I'm GId-iasHsooe3 70 !:s - no no
basis Of attack % ths treaty; The Pre.i:
dent. however. Vin not willingly accept
defeat. and may Try 10 exteed the receiver
ship.
Il i. said here that the sum oe more than
8. go nOw accumulated ID banks n New
York for the exttnGutshuaent Of the 10reien
debt has been too great Temptation 20
now nghtinG to oee which faction shall
establish q greosef clatm to the money.
The neWa received At the state Depe1-
s.s .: Sssn 70 ,Ss s ses. va: dssarS
snce in the island. that President Nor
ales's cabinet had developed . dissensa0n.
and that the President had ned from his
capital.
Hut . detailed statement came later TO
the war Department fe0m J. H. Edwards:
formerly an employe q: the Bureau q
lnsular Aftair: IN the WaS Depsrtmens.; ~
Santo DUminso as one Os the two pstn-
c.pal assistants Of ColOnel Ceoton In
the lalter's temporary absence ne nAs
been the ac;ta. receiver OF the S L.Sman'cSn so
said: "a
Carlos r. Morales. dissatisfied With
Caeinet support: len capital la.s n.e1. /.
said to be 70 JOIN followers Of Jiminez in
opposition to the followers Of HOractsta:.
Conflict letween the two factt0ns Y lmmi-
nent probably in vicinity Of San Juan Or
Carlos r. Morales may make an at
tcrapt to establish . nsw capital and to
create a new Cabinet. Political excaSe-
Sa1 !. s": Se M
Cotton should be Monte CTiste Tuesday:
At the Navy Department Il vas sad
that no fear need BE- entertatned about
dominican waters to put down any revo:l-
tion which might nov exist. Or which
might arise nj any future date. shou!d
the President give the word. Knowing the
Presidents reluctance to acknowIedgo
himself beaten. the senate - interested
to know his next move.
Recently Rear Admiral Bradford with
drew for the purpose Of target practice
1t Culebra Island. Q short run east Of
ElntO Domingo. the Chattanooga. Ia.
coma. Olympia. Ne. Notnee. Denver and
the Cleveland II II noted to-day that
the present revolution broke out almost
Immediately upon their disappearancC
under the command Of Cominander ". H.
H. Sutherland Of the Yankee. ranking 0f-
deer In tho absence of Rear Admiral Brad
ford. the Yankee. Newport. EaDhvHle. %O,lp
buQce. Eagle and Scorpion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
WEST CAUSES BIG PRICES
FOR STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS.
60 transact TheSe 0asssess-
Large AAsssre Siore lsSus.
Er.rJGIL" SI'f,CIN;.

EEf'j-iII,' sI'f1TNi.
N"a York Dec MEMBERSHIPS T., .i,~
<'w YORK Stock t.N.hsne. are selling
clos" {" she Sis.es.' mark predicted several
years AKA. when the exchanges ht..t!.nS
Was t;i !"r construction. 4 s.s: w.s sold
to-day for Gs.ss' THIS with an Initiation
f"- q: sen" makes she ;rc.c.. paid hy tk.
pfr'i~ct!v" 'ra.n,.-r -. ss' the !..xh.s; on
f.N,.t:
Wh-u ts.. .ss. ~as pad early las: .rr.nc
II ~ss clos" 10 tine record I-Is,.~ 81. 4 h,n,,
in iHc when Hstss' VAS pai,:. In ri,
~h-u yrtCcs ~-r" 'u,rhl.ng. memberships
49," thrown ~ ia" market. and prices
i@.!ir.3 20 i~lo~ ss'..
p; :h- AK y~.r ard hal' t.ls:. IA.
t~.u a steady increase n stock. xcl.anye
r.TtIralIni;i~s 'o have rh~,r own r~yrr. for
~ .xchaa.- SOUTHERN and Western cap
itsIs--s wi'h tsrkirc .liGg.S ~. certain
!r-aiiti.s. co-or-ru.- To Giy- sick business
- certain i-l!it - AL and ia. -1le-I chosen
rsn 1r..: =" yal fancy pric-s frr his
-c:"1:s"rsh:S NE knows business u! come
tu hl-n
f'rotAhiy ,h- creates. lnrF.as. d. hs,s,.
moss however has Cp!l. from, tie West
ar. the ssi.an.- IN "a. ;.-Igs s..ts l..
ig'. In large M ss~uT- {" Western -x~~-
ulstor- ~ho ar placing 'r.;r srn'S in
VA, street "a .-su.Ac, order. q them
ss's.a ~ ~.r Sr-r.i.
,.u No--ulbR- - .sSo o-inr "a aravf,a'
- 5u>:-.s. ~ Wal s;.s~- 81 ..N VI. ra,i
'0- $50. Tits as .HF'gsiti.rSyt hat
T&a-s. Attention xls ,sl". - -. tact
'eov~N~- .ss- n ~. .s-i. ,.snt - e.
hal n---l sAf'E Ast.- PAM. ia ls.- s..srs
--,', =. isN sis .ss Ns-lt-ruair r I'll.
-Nehsra. !. limited 30 ..'.H
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
ILLINOIS TEACHERS
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPrBllc SPECIAL
Springfield. ILL.,. Dec 3.-lliinOis army
Of school teachers has taken possession u
tive's hall in the s,atehousc. the educators
began their hfiy-s.coni annual meeting.
The meeting WAS general and formal IN
cate what viii happen during the re-
mainder Of the session. hut the prospects
are that the meeting will develop especial
'ass,ss: plsn.s Of 1o% ss ssrn SsSsIa%e Is 'ed Win
The teachers Of Illinois seemed to have
made q marked advance in the last year.
There seems to be "A sslf-reliance among
many that heretofore has been lacking.
1t Is declared that TN the ranks there
has spranS NJ men and women who are
not airai: I" point out the needs OF the
seem to lDe anxious to scatter . few shells
and shot out in the audience.
II is estimated that about thrse-fOurthS
Of the teachers OF Illinois are against the
game Of football, as played Tn its present
form- Although no1h1ng hos come to The
surface on the subject. II - ruliOred that
the game will be brought up for cOnsidera-
ton.
The educators over the state commend
the stand taken by Columbia fer = mot,i-
hcation OF the rules They went to sce
all rOuGhness eliminated. and Il n likely
that the matter will b. presented to the
convention In the form II resolution.
Expectation that :.iN0 educators would
to maieriaiize thus far. although . large
numipsr Of late arrivals cnme In tonight.
Every incoming train brings In ieleEl-
ti.ns. The Chicago teachers. headed by
Mr.. Cooley. Superintendent Of l'ub3i:
Schools Of ;hat city. arrived shortly after
Z O'Clock.
Little interest seems Ia attach to the
election Of an educator to succeed 14v-
;ngstOn q. Lard Of Charleston as presi-
dent. There - TO gossip on the subject.
and no ore seems to know q. care whom
the next head Of the association II 10 BE-.
At a meeting Of the Federation of Col
leGes tonight e. A. Blanchard. president
Of Wheaton. denounced football as brutal.
but the body took no definite action.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
BIG Shoe HOUSE ASSIGNS.
Creditors of Hathaway. SOule and
Harrington ~ f. Paid in Full

Ven R-ifs-ss- Mass D. Announce
c,,-. ss r--s 4. .o-rixsi o. .h- assignment
c. H,tha.zy Sssl~ 4 Harrington .rco--
ys-1.fcs tuos .r3 >so- rr-Ansf~c;5rets os
IN { rs.y Az Il .-ou. AZ = - cc;ug ~ s.;s
r,,--s..z.sr-, Trnrra> :. fs.sto5 % ..csfon..
Wos -x-7>< z~..Er~~
Trs er-l &. or % r;s~ o-~: known - Tie
ere .rs-.e q. Nee England R3:ss ~
S.s1a,, srTas- tr-srts-s of tie rea.e sNs-
A.. 80 q the ssss..ns cA,ciais - ;A~
s-2Sx-,rassr I. = stated that sas cTs-fssoss
0si: b. ees. sn fsii Ts> exAcs anusnt a
to- sast .,s<s ss 10, kaoSp. Whss tAe last
aszsua. s.a:.g,~es sas nse~t ~ :e~ STATE
hsxss sIe ass-ss U>f- eaAc>a o. -. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
SON OF SENATOR SCOTT
HURT IN CHARlvARj PARTY.


EE:Pt BiIC SPECIAL.
Pittsbur9. Pa. DEC E-A special dis
patch from Bethany. ". Va. tonight says
that Byron scott. aged IL . son ct United
States senator n. h. Scott OF West Wiz
g:nia. was kicked 70 seriously by an en-
raeed brid.groom last night that hts life
- despaired of.
According to the dispatch . prominent
member Of the social set In which young
scot; and other students At Bethany Ccl-
leg. novel. returned to Bethany With his
bride Last night. a large crowd Of Beth
any College students. Of which young
Scott Is sAid to have been the leader.
gathered at the home to which had been
brought his bride. to give them an cid
fashioned charivari
Charles Whiteset. q brother Of the bride
groom offered the students money with
which 20 90 away and enjoy themselves.
but this was refused BY the young men.
wh" insisted on keeping up their noisy
seTcnade.
suddenly. II is said. two men rushed
from the house Cne armed with q revolver
and ore with an iron bar. Several shots
were fred to frtghten the charivasi party.
and. il is said. the FIRE W1s returned. al
though no one Was hit. The aerenaders
finally ran. hut we're pursued by the two
men. who caught young Scott. He was
found later by his fellow students lying
unconscious at the gate cf his boarding
place. where he had fallen when assaulted.
Young Scotfe condition iS critical.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
YERKES SUFFERS 4 REL LAPSE
Street Railway Ma:nate May Not
Live Another Hay.
RErUBIII SPECIAL.

New York. Iber. .S-(har!es T. Ysrke3.
street railway Niancicr. was so close tO
death Tonight just before midnight that
|. consultation of physicians was hurricdiy
called "a; his .,!si':e. and all the members
IL his fRri,,v cath.rcd IN his rooms in the
Waldorf Astoria Hot.I
Mr.. Y.rk"s has been III for s"ycfal
weeks. To-u'.:..f b.. took bad turn and
failed rapidly. becoming Unconscious about
midnight
Heroic w"r.S by the doctors prevented
dissolution. but they agreed that the pa
'ient ,n.Eht not nv. another day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Hold Service at Place Where
Smith Discovered Plates.

ErcRSs'eF. y v Is>c IA por.v %
thirty MnEnons from Sa,c Lake CITY ar
-.v~s In Palma his morning !n q ry~ci.,s
car having com. from r'fAh so Inspect
Mormon Hiil. located near Palmyra W.
i-Ss
The party rAs n charee of George Al
t~s: SfEu. Whe- arrived at the place
vnc.- !, ). cia....t. Joseph smith dug ,,,,
no Gol.s~E plates on iich WeSe the m
s--ip-icrs ;,ss. souad>d the Mormon 9,sss
. siio.. s--y!ce Oss held.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
ROYAL ARcAMUM TO APPEAL.
Decision Nullifying New Rates I"
BE- Tested.

Boston Dec cs-W. q Robinson % this
city. sup.-Ine secr-far: NJ the Royal Ar
caHim, stated today :has tho supreme
counc!! q. l.gA! representatives. had de-
c.dsd TO App"a! from the decision nf Judge
CSaynor of New York. which. on Saturday,
virtually Lu,Ii:ej tbs. new rates ;nat went
into effect October J.
Tho secretary says th3; che council has
no Intention ~ abiding by any decision
agairs: ;Ec rev rates Until u has been
taken 70 ,he h.gf.S. tribunal
The spveal will he entered IN regular
o,s.er i:.ir The ncN. ih.:'y !1ys
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
CONSUL TO INVESTIGATE
KILLING OF AMERICANS.


El.F'IF Ffll...' Sl't.' INI.
Na.h.urfon Dee -i.-S ill..,,n " MI
Tinted = 4..s Consul AT chihuahua. N.A-
co naS a--.-l og,!.y,1 tN IN. sat. D'T'a:s-
;n.nt ." pTncc-; Al once 20 i!a& I" an
q, s,t-... .n.. recent murder q. Two men
At ~. F!us.a,! Es-C:. and 'ae wouni-
ing Q. tN8 .tn.;S. I'-'".nc~r i. and t'
A., :;A.a why 90 - tIU-;a?. Ia" "~ne!
q. I'll. ranch. - detained tn r:-~nn ana
r.ri. t-,1y..Hsr. ArC: :h.r Anlcr:S Al.
and one .: til. "a. v-p,:r.,ie,: IL tH- nEhf.
:. under -iU'!.-. surveillance
TIE sri.an - tI..-.i upon TIE f'pfS-
s.u,.-:a-l II L " Wgtt"r:ord. :ath": OF
,r,. ur ~. murdered '7-.l. af1i trncfof
r-.Ek = Benson. h-o'h'T - 'a- victim
u!lr both cf wno'. I.~.:. N Fai.sie!-
yhts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
STR0kK BY POLE ON TRAM;
LOSES HIS LEFT LEG.


Henry 81 Schulz. Missouri Pacific
Railroad section hand. = years old. living
.sf No. ssS Pennsylvania avenue. vas
struck by poie protrudtng from a freixh,
train that vas yssxsing Teseon street and
Eroaa~ay last ntGhs and hts left leg cut
of
The accident Was . peculiar one Schuix
vas ~4k;nS along the track when he saW
20. train coming He stepped on the
wss goi.G by Re saw Alfred Quinn. the
engineer. a fyierY1. and waved his hand
A. S-auI4 waved his hand tie pole
struck II Az. caught In the sieve Of his
roat. knockinR him down He fell 6!ose
~ 'he track an! his left leg vas crushed
IL sgc,, . manner that ampusaficn will b.
necessary. The !aisSed ;ssn Was taken 10
10. oss.c~ @: poc'dr SfaSfl"H on South
Broadway NAsrs ne received temporary
attention and Vas then removed "a ,.,-
M!ssn..! I'acifc Hospital His - cndi:,on
- .g.iCA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
MOVEMENTS Of OCEAN VESSELS.

NJ fFF.- Ner- g-NF'lHSf Nlorls-n- = -
EO-'s.as,a S~>,ha. erra isn1c- s-sT ~.
from '71- s;.s-&ra
i.ssrYc,i ls~r s-s--'vsi; f~-oa,sn Sso--
Es..rn i..g--.'taI .-r-s l'-lsesiIsEs "a g
ioh-e Se-'sr,isi>.ss. TI7is!sa :rUa. =. Soh1
S~~ sy1.1.sss. ara FsH'ss
frs'ar
Ars.s-.s- - - Arise: snrsEtyt.
.ru-. Sssr--: S-ss
Ss-ies g>c - - sr-i-s: ScE: Arn-riks ,.
escI Ss~ rors Va Fs-si
HGiaE-c To =--s.i~i S:sfenfans. S->~,
Hr-.ssssra 'ns SeS -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
R00sEvElTs PLAN APPEARS
ON The VERGE OF FAIL lURE.
REPrRf.ic SPECIAL.

.,,,., 90 T., -. ....,,.,;. !. "
ont In SArto Domingo. that President
Morales had f!cd from his capital: that
tv" factions wcre fighting. and that no
one had anE i1ea that any sort Of gov
ernment existed on tf.. island. there vas
a manifest disposition o. the administra-
ton TO wash its hands -. the whole mat
ter. Administration officials are % cxas-
peratcd At :he new tGr,, 0f events tina:
they will not discIss the matter with "a.
tience or calmfe<S.
II Is admitted that II Morales is driven
out. ard I! the Island is ia be disturbed
10y a long revolution. ~" scheme OF Pres
.dent ROcScv.it IL To continue tn. mOtius VI
veHdi and collect the Customs must fail
1t was all very veil for him TO enter int"
an arrangement with Pr.siien: Morales.
thc .'neN S,iet WhH -nae risen up 80 LONG
as the Senate was not In session. Hut the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
MoscoW'S EXAMPLE NAY
be FOLLOWED At WARSAW.

UsF.au vusssa pstz-t o. - -Iss
asy-S.- r2iiass -f-.EsuN~< ~--5.e> tS--tSht
s-ts ,n-s rrssr;1~s- - 80 sTrazl railroads
Ar exr~rfs-. - y.Iz1S >t.tt
rrs --sgfafasss-txt- are -Tsc~a-rS''0 m
.r-.ss, t-,s-rr-~--scrs s.sr,..zr - thst ., No.
cc1 ff,@ r=.1lisfFy ss.tEest;i-> az. .nAk r
-Nv-s t,r~r~ rates. a.. HEF- as.s--t t1e
a-,tr~ garrison - - r~str fo- a. "rr"f-
rsrsey i-rASh-ssrt- ~ !afaassy oscs7'l tAs
siir,aa .lssf,as-
Tn~ astheri-sss have ar--strE -srS
--.-Hss~.s = sr-e trz-.ss Ertsecs sr-s . ufr-s-
t--- 81 rvSxis. ..-1rses
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
AGAINST lNsURlNs PLACES.
Teacher. Think Gonna. Col
.Se> Shouldn't s;uarani.,. Work.

Cri-sAo- IT, ~ is-->-Io- 81 .se
y-sst-y % Gsa-sat.s '1S -~t-iss-t. sat,s =
tuthrB~. tE z0--.~ .-sll-sis. ::s.s,s -
e:-aioS ss>ssCr E~-s fo--iSN: -. tAc tent.
annual convention - ths Nz:sur.! s-n-a-
--,s-cts' : ssr,s-S Ass..-sstic-
To. - ra~-sts-. % ~. n-Sars.a,ss-
---~~a' Nsr- EnsrIr:,Ca~ n ~-.rs.s-7,l;,e
tNG. ,.1.b-v- ard a T.>u'I;ic- x.l - a!op;-
- .e--ss-ToS cSs-z-S .7G-s .ss&.~s;lS-. Tor
~ estr~---~-, % commercial scrc-.ls
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
e0URkE COCHRAN VERY ILL.,
Well Known Orator Threatened
With Pneumonia.

E.u York p~r w EcE,k. Coch-
"a. - seriously ~ at she " aldrrf- Astoria
Hotel Very nit.. information was ot.-
is.n.Sl. as =, tn" nature %: his Illness so
night: t,i, .t Was learned that he has been
threatened 9:,h pneumonia. and his ply
siCisus have at.yis@ti him 20 go 10 Arizona
{: b. RECEIVERS s..ici.n;!y {. travel.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
twelve THOUSAND LODI MEN
READY TO FIGHT TROOPS.

L"dz, Russian Poland. Dec. es.-The
Horknen hesc threaten To begin a strike
to-m":fcM. and m armed rising ;n the coal
mining districts :sisp is threstened
u is declared that 1900 men ar. ready
to fSh; the troops.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
SAIcHeL CAUSES HESITATION.
pnli.. of Fourth District Believe
NaIis.. Nav :on,Iln Explosives.

After Policeman jos B-.sn .IAi d.scor-
ore, a .strhel in A., alley between p'Fsi-
I'm ard 60 ,,--.l. o. N-..atG str-s'.
.u.! a.-rr rl- members -: -. s1,.sd al tn
Fourth DisfTic, station rts d.c-ir': 20
ny-- :; tearing thar Il mi -st n'A'n sor's
,E:.r.la4 g-..rkt-. q -vA VI >h-an. rr.oils
ry~n.-i ~, vaii.s ard ,c.H5 !. empty
Ioiis-- al k.han had earn u che ts.'-~
elre.iliv 70 the station AID asd 49, az
Aa-.-, Min -. ,.Ys.srF-. consider ton.
,n.nhl-c tsaf som .y.la<iy. Hsht t-
within vn.ut.e sHs,r vas foGrd 20 con-
.aia r0th.-x h ~ss pace ~ a corner. TO
aws.l an c~n-r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

joseph : F,~uA. ~ hss ~Iil nl~f 70,
crosat. Yesterday. Is't c each 30 hss
daughters. J~anEe.:. S ard Frances "
fvq1A- ard the re.t o: his estate 20 HE
s!fe. Frances a F1aus. absolutely BE
named h.- er-cr.rtS ~t.hot:f t.on5- The
At. Nas .1scuiss. December 81. tAss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
Rsrs Ffic s,sfAI-

Ns-.----s ir.. To "A coates, -re-
,hs oc--- cs Nsys- % Linton lac ey.a
n ,ss Krcs .'.s1E.v .-irvUss .-Sar- -.S->jas
TNomas Y Ech<-Ss5z sI~E' asks 20 -
r---.s.is,. as Nsyoe .. ,re toes r. .iace
% Carz:~n ytie. t4-pL Ecs~r..<.s A.
1.xes -. oils n ore wAri 49, - gan,
xg-s .s--.s after o'eScrs or election eay
a-s ;sAi rract4S1s ka!ss;s vess czs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Nrs r~ila EranS % Sn. -: l.y>Sy
.:re.. Yesterday morning found fee dead
t<s!y o: . nsW-bors UAie child. Wrapped
cf her Ysasdence The body vss faksn eD
shs neeVue by PAaro,saaa Js0nsto0 q ths
N0fb OlDeY1G4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

pIAmon.is and Watches as New Year's
gifts. and on eur Esiay-Paymert terms az
Eanx-d 10 suit aN. Call to-day. LOFTS Bros
4. 60. - q. Cartoon Bldg. esh aud Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
RUSSIA AUTHORIZES
$000,000,O 900 IN BONDS

i6ndon. Dec. "a dispatch 10 "A news
agency from 9. Petersburg SAYS thar tn.
Minister Or Finance has authorized th..
issue Of short term treasury homie IN fLc
extent Of SO 0nI0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
FRESH SAN DOMINO 90 REVOLT.
PRESIDENT MORALES C0WED.

Troops Are Sent After Fleeing Executive and Rebels With
the Regular Eoldiess-New CabinetSIs Of
ern'neat-Pesdeht Roosevelt Fisds Han'eH
ing Position
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
ODESSA STRIKE As VET
But 4 PARTIAL SUCCESS.

f.>sira p>- .s-A c.sSs:rt - -".s
agency .TcTf. t.i.-SS saYs iHat IT, genera
aftas ,r-rs il urss f.r:ta:iy s1cccr-.-!t.
saa ,Nni rioSshiy IL "a rS4.a -
TIE SfrsaN Committee - :f~~2i~-i-6 q
resort - sh--z. ari .r- S.ts-s-l- -. .1srs.
"a. A-ratIss.t ,tst - ~iL 4-zi N a
irssslS :1lr--- Sftn arr "a, p st;r-aps
ire co-r--.o;'<tsrgs ass tsst saii- to
people ~ .t~-~. ar ~ stAis G.: nervous
f.a<i., fs~ s.ty a. present = ;-s5sSH-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

and other sacred relics in the church re-
sscAted I" the eastward Troops from st.
fetersD0rG are pursuing them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Re-,.h.sc ant Al VII iri tie hosse
~. .Ani - r-nt xse: -.T.Ss begins.