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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
STATEHOOD CROWD
EXPECTS SUCCESS
Larger Part Of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory Delegation De-
parts for Home, but Will Re.
turn After Holidays.
The Nep0h!ic Burean.
WYATT Aus4836R lAaS amA n lsn~~sQ

Wyatt Bu:3dihs istS aSd p esreeta
Washineto9 Dec: n.-The larger part
q The Big desegation Of Oklshoma and
!ndsan Isfsltosy statehood boomess de-
Jones. chairman. and . few Of the more
tnnuential members TO astend the hearing
q the Territories Committee to-moFrOW.
ina9"n .fsS n;S ceseesa,oa 81: sin come to Wash
We have been fairly treated ON every
hand. satd Mr. Jones tonight, ''and have
met n. ,, With fse.s encoYrase@ent. There y
Congress that OklahOma and Indian Ter
rit"ry should receive statehood The bulk
Of the delegation has returned home for
the holidays.
We have not stopped working. how
ever: Congress- Win adjourn THURSDAY for
the holidays. and there n not much more
tn be done meanwhile. We will have an
extended hearing Tomorrow. and the bal
home tomorrow night or Tuesday.
After the holidays another delegation.
aS strong Numerically and IN every other
!sYect; wi!l cone to Washington to con-
come too. prepared 20 stay until Congress
sklN have passed definitely ,;pon the pgop-
ost1.n either one way or the other We
islieve. however. that statehood viii BE-
Every member Of the deleEation Of ~
OH good work In the cause Of statehood.
Lhe plan Was to approach Individually
the delegates. Very feW COnsreasmen es-
capped without being interviewed.
To man they are In favor Of statehood
Tor !nSian Territory and oklahoma West
*fat" statehood for Indian Territory. but
falling IN that want To see joint state
hsod. Mr: Jones feels that only the New
,s,aSod MsxsS"A Ar,asna Nc E,oSo.i'ion can prevent
tory. And he believes those opposed to a
J"antufe OF the former tao Win win out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
TRAvERSeS CONTINENT
70 DINE WITH FRIEND.
J~s~OA y. GyoAoa - 49, 90 Pa~Sa~
ssoss 80 ess SossssOss ntasee
WssA sbsA AeOooSossO~e.

A ,-.r .r-c>a ,h- continent, g. r,~~, =
t.osh7s~t .r--t a. Cs-.-,sAs isnre.. =
,ss mission ~ j..>eyla Iyosfn-. ~
':eyc-t - - -: i..uts crf .1nrt -i--o
S.Ss-s9sS Th~ ::t->3 - !, so rs,-. :
ffask Carson ~ Aias&a. Ant ,As f~oc.s-
~>zH - Ss-tl~ WASH
Peg t5tr.N VAR r.U a.! Mr. Lrr-
s.sn ssstrftsN - 100 -r~n- --,s'~ by .sssi
~hun,s> Nas, e.--.-a gF-~cire c,s-- every &c
seoU fer Christmas .;,,nr- W. are
cHse S;d~it s~;s-Asef A. At the p.~~>r:
sfSo~ eGs - chs-s~e Q midway y<s-; Ar.
nse>e. Notwithstanding rse u Aacss - Oh
ssortSo esaf sas~ 30 ~ cs-c~.s NJ
Nc0e - N Rs.ca- ari I ar. . rsar-s.!
mAn With ssrziis. eu: czc. every sse
yeafs they sss~ TO s1a sA.i. Christmas
Asnnee ~ssAs,us -. s-sss - 80 family,
SAfWn arss J s-re n~s.n ~~s.ra:e.4 ar.
eeUsGAt ~ to tssssoC as, as:s- a.s sxs1-pi
6Ays Wvr~ es-r - s~Gac 81 san e~e ai-sl;
IN seAscA ~ frtsr~ I ae-r t-so e1>.-
Drsa tn the s-z~ Aaa :. 8. e=i. cs. Ss>Asg-~
sgeDD that ] ever hAsr ..-rs@rss 4, leave
ls b a13te0cs Wssh SAr.ar: .ce =. 1. n
80 Qsacs 60 y~AS and sec,see . se0
O1osha lAfss
-~ssS s9T0efaas d,ns-r as I've se>rv aea
- ~ - rA:sAno CHsy. . rn:ASs stSAn1e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

~ .ni Mrs Charlie. M"y.-. arr .sisins IN
Mss Ida Nav -. .as returned from Ven
daus-
Nj. = e M-.,.s viii entertain fr,.nds ..
"s'ss Thurs.a. Afternoon
Mi>, H';.:. Hart % chester = IN. su.ss os
%!ss I.uiu You:s :. visiting ., psna.
M.'c '1.rA a.hrinz hs. '~'urn'd :rnm . visit,
n. .rlsrr,ar. q. Ml., N.i... Oar an. r..,o-
q 'hucs sunt.r. r.eems., :. -' -
NJ csss has returned frs, . ,is.. In
Nv 1eoEs. Nelson hss returned from chi
Mi-. I.uiu Jor.. I. IN. su.,. o. sri~n4. in
Ms. Eu..ni. BARNARD :. entertaining s,..
Th- ,uner.i .: NJ. LOUIS. s.h-ine viii ,aA.
20; NJ rs.r = "a ss' .s % t,,s Il s:r S:...
Mr. s@'rins "a. :. ,.a-. 81 m. p-ry ~IIi
Hisaa ~. !" .'a an, MIS- Nj. H..,s. % J,,.. ., mi.
81! 49, rna.ri.i la'- - Saturday n,ss, ;,
T.re,sv Do,:.. i, ,.... o,e "a. .,-.....
H,.;, ,..,:,a., =. .sa..: - 'srpirs the uii q:
.:i prov. ar .;.M '"' comes ~
.. ~. I:. i..; r.. - iy.: ;...I: . E:,.' a.c.nu
} MeMai:n. r,e. r.s.n;. rno.ns. y,:s:n,;I" y,:s,,'; -
o-.'c- s'aas~ :. n,r.n. s~c-.sa'y. iIsis r.ns'.
..e's- ss...,s i s.sri... sn x.a z:.:
c'-sas ssn--r - Tp~nev r.
En.r Mec..!is o.. .s. shc. By HI. cousin
=, r.nr,.''s Hosy,,L ". p.ye-,sn -.I,i s.s
tecls.ss 'hs- ~ go: h!s ~-syss- N o,,sss.ss.'
lie s.s:oGsl. Isas.&s y~saertay shSy-. -. ~.
f'.i1 - E'rss> .s' r.foe~a q. tel ss,,eE.
Farther aros' re sh"nf'n6 O. sAs .auc.s .@s"Ss
q: 20 20 ~ N""
Josr rs.ln,. = y.s-. ei4 sn .mc,,,. ., %.
pseusi.c Irnn a.: s'>s' we,ss aSs he sssA,
fsst s~vs-.ly ~--s-~d yesterday Sai.e hs,r.s-:
emo heavy ti,nssrs ~ :Ae cn.ii He voS a. =
:n s,s bo-rr N Ea!ls-sn~ sv~e1e ne re-,
o.ans h>l!s," 'Ss' trey ui'i - ~o1n.,ieS -
arp-s'afs We f,.-' :s-es, "
" I. G-sn~y aS No - fireman NsA -.
r.es; so7: A. anki. ha.iy s-s-n~9 xsSSpiSr
utss ~ s~s ., Vie .esrass1 Nssi s,-ses
w-rxs 7. s>~ns ;sa' 'sssney an4 sn.,.ev 80
s-,.= Jse- - hsnss . lssss lsfie ~ s,eis :
i--- ss.s .; siiyrs1 syam ih>ir haai~ 49,
ts.-,~i ~
Hzrsis.s .ns.re4 -. bore q u. Rsrs,~nA
t>vsrk ns NJ isS flii-els assAss ate eHsn,a,,
sasA, s-A s;ass 20. 1oilass m 90 Ts>y
aiao ~, ros~ fh&' fhSv hAd a,aay 9es>r All.
cles of sa.1s n ss~ss sos1o hgs 1s< acs vssA so
ssAs shssn asa, - sss5 coli sre = HaSdse1
% eoa..y nsrHey-
ne Srs;Aers ihsNas RDns 1ase~ssss ~ \
re>si.s hsf sessreAS sfssDDaL 1~hrS .
3tss4p01 - s~r cSes He~ fss soag0op 0n6in1
bs0'oess u 1sis V ~ - - - 6 -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
TcKI0 CELEBRATES RETURN
OF MAMCHURlAN TROOPS.
'"s'ose"Ss Cheer 0aasIe.SrasreS xSp.
S'ess-OSsaa aad ksrSks a:uesss
NJ Nsa0P.

i"Hi". Dec. -. p. m.-Th.' !i.s, o!ifcial
c~!-bfation by the c;iy 20 the soldiers xho
80 returned from Manchuria WAS h..
to-day. Ff''l'! Marshal yana and ,:.ne
fai s<o:ck!. Together with their respective
st,n. were guests Of the guards c:iy,s.on
soldiers of al. arm. ;m field uniforms.
!""" strong. with iwsn;y-:our guns
..hrc'l''i fr"m Nibiya ;o ty-no Park a
Hi>tanS- OF 'h.." miles. All street car
,i.,!fc was SUSPENDED during the ,rSrrh
i'"sNtr TIE Iniayvrahi. weather wnIsi,
prevailed. the-. va- ,uuch a:,h :s,,.,,,
th" shattered .a't!r:!acs .lc3u.Htlv ,es,.-
lS!fS 'o ts- o:'i-alS through which .,,t,
3. :;'nsai had y.ss-.d
formal ceremony Was held n I-y.no
faTh- III which the MAYOR Il The city
'i.aG- an address conEra'u.atinx tk. Man
CIt.'."h army on i. victories Tn. *
by v .uI'aT, contributions
In" ..e:i- .as !r?r"c.,. ai.d in Via. 4,
~'s ff" h:>i time tina; Toki, saw s,:ch 4.
ltfS" a'rHN marched through her street.,
at one time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
BEllEvIllE.


y.srs old. ~h" die, :, her hen.' saturday. .il
ccirh :o-HorYow afserhnDn
Tn. .Ity ,,Unc:l w:I! h"h ITS regular meet
Nr and Nh Hneo Klein ,e.,.ri.y c.i-hr.,-.
the eighth anniversary .f their ~e'iins
fer . fsc wsst.' yIsi: 20 relative. IN ''hic.Go
irn:'s ,:yon.il. .nS , "a. .,,n '..d :'.'an. ia
~. x.!ssr !"1 rssH.nn Hss.a ., y. a.n.vu. saving.
hans hss s'n" 20 ksness c's for '~o ~-'ks
c.v..;n an. M = p Roa-,. .:-~ -ur
p,:..d N honor = 'h' twenty -'ou'.h ami
S:.: '..s he, ,k:s s,,s ,..,.r..y q, tn. a..,.
- e, Az. nu,sas,, 2 y..r. %: o." !: ai..; ~
scr r.sn..r rnas.~. 20 ~ ,.ii ~ 'n- 81 'lsir
.,::s: ':s fTs: Esss. ,r:...: st. y WI s:: ia:
H.nry 6h.,; '...su,.r 'nri.; ';.r-h: na.n,i.i
rs. Wo~.n: k:,i., co.:- A.: Elected officer.
iI,r.Y' ..cr.;srs. An.na. sass.i es.pi.sn. l"H.
s".r. S.rs Sss"r:on ss.s.;.. as to -s.,. "a.
.ea'ks. % b h.f IN ;eiese,rs h.ls April.
At! Am: is. H;s, sr ..- .s:
ana Minn:e Roth Aas;,:onsl 1"ns'ions 10 n.
:. sss. :aA s.,i.. s:ss:' I. ''f' i..e ~,
nsiss- q Esssrd AR>M1. Ga. v,c.,, s;u.o
60 0,If lecpotd Bro0. "a
SSee?Rs &rssoS OAS W0s indicted 70, n sAs.ss
~ e.scuis'tns fnpSope: Iss.srs n fr.h,s, ans
ohrse hoTs. Are, h~seg soau'''e: ~ . ,rr. 4,
fh0 Cs~-lf. fc.r. IN Tits rfsY. res ss.se -
sev~vai s:nbes has Oia his general sessehs,r,-.
hvsia~ss ~ efnsssssn sa1 VII ssa,>-e si,h .ls
O.fs 0eiiey'iis S-R ceYr,anSe. pss'.eo~e
0>s;Sssi,e r,:sertrs S<uSs No re Cp-y, -
Hcecs has elected 'se :o'Iov.ns cfncsss. sr.s,-
~s,,nS y 0eSSe. rt1e tsSrcsi,.s Ns.Ra-ss
wreAs eAsa ckaheeIio.. Ls.s Lens 10
asm Csoorh eAsslsfn. Mr. Csshsrsne F-.y
cne.vrsrf p. \ s',orh G1ar1 Guy A.sss. 80.
Daefnsi Xass HUN; M~sScoi Aiyecf,ss Is.~..ss
r. Tvs-bell sHd Nase. df.~c,oss. a Rsr-s-
spy dSee.0e Wss6sssH ana Au9uss OASrs Yr<
. .se-ss0 0fii - .nsfssjsa Jaaasr, II n.
sse al county CfeseasSca - TIE orSs- oil, l.
n~;i Jar uASy
ne :Sss.si G. wrrise srAbs, vbo e..s
s,f ss..y sAsvezay ssnS-;r9 Stii sshe sts~s .,
: 1eD-. ssss sNsrno<a 10 sAs wsncf J.l:I
C~nsSesSJ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
CHINESE COMMISSION
TO ARRIVE IN FEBRUARY.
Ose Ossssi~s HsoD s;~ Os e. Essep~.
while Other wis Sssay Mash.
0ogsoo l:os ee0mene.

New York I'ec. !i.--Acc"r,!ing to cah...
31H.r'S Received her" to-day by 4 W
Rash. who mas extensive business interests .
ir 'h'.a. she two divisions OF 'h.. Inn. /, "a .
Chimes. Commission appointed by ih. En-.
press poXaEer o. study tn. Governments
o' Japar. Germany. Austria. France and
America. "ia arrive In this country in
On. Of tho divisions will Journey ieis,;.~iv
across IN. American Continent from. Seat
IL. ard take steamer here for Europe Tn.
other division Viii make an extended stay
IN America. -Hr.ctinx 20 s;'en; at least
fwc months IN Washington
II" party ah.ch vii! r-'na.n ir Aric.ic.
:" study III. form ~ government here Il
h.st.. by rlanc F"ne. Governor ~ IN.
" vino" ~ Human. and ~ill arrive about
February - a; San Francisco.
The pat, hourd for E.r".. will arr.v.
at Seattle ahar:: The ti-Tl~ 81. other ,elrh.s
san frsac!s"o- l. - hc.,:s' by P,inr. Ts,i
t-ti accompanied by Grand 'nuryiin- H<I
kr"n ,.hi TN, na.!y.s tr;r. E.~; has
g. r:l'rission"rs as much a. possible ~ the
country IN 49,. hris' tire they wifi hav.
ts'o,. ,,crar:.ns :or Eu:"p"; coming Vast.
ihs PARTY p!ll visit :; Paul and Minn.ao-
% Minrea,oIi. several dsy. viii h. s,.n, -
r ch.csE,. during which q study - mn
-. rn'.t" =; tiara-a f,a:i- ard we<, Po.n:
MI attract ~. Chinese visitors p, I,ay
an thor 'n"y VII 70 to Washington 10
s-rd 4 '"~ tsys and 70 So Congress IN
session
f-sv!-C Washington. ere Commissioner.
a.. v.s.' ~. >h.'var:s a; Phi;aaeipala.
sfl.i after <;--udirs ~.v~.a: DAYS IN .his ci,y
1i' sail 'or Eu:rD" 20 carry out their IN
.e.tigAiions there
Wh~n ths Chimes Commission Nys.
s;a-ts-: ~ i.s Journey. coming hy w,y ~
japan 70 VAS rurio-sd .hs. :se I-rise,l
Sa'SS would ~ avoided on account - '.s
~Ncii:si-r % t'H.ns.~ lahc-e-s an. .hs al
g., iiI-.-ea'T.n' os student. and other
ro-.s TNs r'Ar - ~ross-9 .h~ sc-.t,rr.
through Canada Has 2hsn:ane4 hs~.v~Y
-Nen . ~. realized that q study - IRE
A-7H-'-s0 e---r cf 9ov~-~r-en. wo.'.s =.
S-~ - 'h~ -1cs. irc-..as. features - .ie
co---li-<f7-'s iah>-s which. Z. 70 sscla-.S
nav sc--i fN~ hasis - . -en nssi.u.'n,a,
e---- - soS~v-.n~nt IN China within IN,
-~I' Twelve years
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
REPUBLICANS n BAD
SHAPE N ARKANSAS
Roosevelt's Appointments of Out
siders Has Caused Coasterna-
tiOn - State C0mmittee Will
Meet Wednesday.
REPUBLIC ePpcIAI.

HE3'CBLIC eP9c1AI>
Pc:sii Clayton. sssd:r Of Art.asss Re.
p0ntlcan .re9ulaf4" ana 6oeu1er Am6os-
Aad0r % Mexico. arrived here to-day. 10 Be-
2sesent at the meetinQ q the Repnhesc0n
0tate Central Committee On "wednesday.
1nea recommendationS W1ll BE- made for
tne FEDERAL appointments IN Afkanaa0.
Lno IatFest Republican 9athefing In the
nsSsosy OF the state b expected. and scores
OF 1ne caEty's follo.ers are already here.
smssmsefs: and the !spplicants and their
0I VISITING Republicans to 80
Inere IL CONSIDERATION in ASlkanaos Re-
nunsican circles because Of the fact that
tEe Pres:dent recently ignored the S1ate
Executive C0mmittee's recommendatlon
Walnut Ridge.
Since then several applicants for Eederal
0f1cex have ignored the committee and are
acpeain1 70 President Roosevelt direct,
Eenafor Warner OF Missouri n said. on
&1od authority. to he backing J. p. Parker
or Fort smith. eon of the late Judge Isaao
farkes who also represented the 81, Jo-
Ssspn. NO. district IN Congress. for United
states Marshal Of the Western District Of
vile Who has walkover for the state
GGmmftee's Endorsement. Parker is In
Washington pushing hts claims.
Inc most sn.rfted fight Is that between
Colonel A. 8. Fowler and HI. RemmeI for
TIE marshalship u! che Eastern District.
Fowler II serving his FIRST term. Remmei
tS chairman Of the Republican State Com.
mittee. and In said to bs certain OF the
coni;nAttee's Endorsement next "wednesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
-F00T.RACE SUIT LOST m
ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT.
REF,'ElIC. SPECIAL

PtE1.IC SPECIAL
Little Rock. Ark. Dec li.IThe Supreme
Court has affirmed the judgment OF the
SsarIand County Circuit Court in one Of
the notorious Hot Springs foOt-race cases.
=. W. Cobb sued r. H. Williams ana
tnt''e Others to recover money which he
alleged Wis obtained by them thrO,,Rh
fraudulent acts and representation in .
foot race.
The defendants insisted that in the
transaction complained Of by Cobb he VAS
IN pari deItcto with them and could not
recover. This was their sole defense. The
Supreme Court says:
IL was determined and understood b..
forehand what the RESULT Of the pre-
tended race would he. BY fraud and de-
ce't they caused him L" make u pretended
wager and robbed him Of his money. pre-
tending that h. had lost IT,
h.. might have intended to wager II he
had the "piort unity. hut intention without
an. act carrying II into effect d0.s not
constitute a crime or a wrong, and he
was not In pari .ielicto with the defend
ants
Williams. the leader Of the foot races,
was killed by !: fellow prisoner in the jail
AZ Ho; Springs two years after the civil
suit by Cobb was Instituted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

i.s-- tor ~r;-h -r-.zr .-s-s1- ~, -
u 10 r..;..r. tisSi.r.-eS sat a. -. 80.
=" a. siif. -~SgS7i l-- >.-r. - 80.
~. t''7- i'.rsr7ai s-,-s...i -. .-,s,s.y
;'s'''' art H"r: F'n- IHn wars =. has
t'+r n s.s-Ss- a.! rh.. wear ~. s,s -
~: =; Scsrr'~
W" .r~ S~-~:Siiy -, - x-o-s.. vN.-
7s'ri. 90 y q Hris ss-pU- o.. IN -v.
tfA'N nat a. --~t 'syso-. a-s -.->,
-" '-N = N-r - be- r-<-c- >, -. -
49, - would r7-~: - - a.. LAG
aHa iNs' 80 = tSst Ssr-s.. z, s.,.A =
- - a. -hsG = 81. rs..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
THREE TERRITORY DISTRICTS
WITHOUT PRESIDING JUDGES.
EEivEi.Ic sPEcIAL

South NcAlester. !. T.. Dec IAN un.
nsnai CONDITION .N:sts IL. tn. Federal
judiciary in the Indian Territory. and Tor
L!i" ntst time Snc- the. creation of to,.
Tour Judicial districts three of them will
ce Mitf"ut Presiding Judges from Monday
mofE':'S until the United States senate
approves the appointments of Judges
Sayion. Townsend and Lawrence
Judge Clayton ~ In the midst IT a term
day. lie will not convene courf unfii he
Is notin.d that the Senate has ratified his
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

NJ -Gr .sSs gss-s1, ;-~- r-..~s xs.. N.,,
iHS sF-sy iis4-y A. -N..si-A fss-ro-..
~ -i-stsr - LlsGn-z.s % Hx> ,:-.-.
N--ss.s SIf- W. ..Iiy~- 80. a. ~si.-..s
xft -rcG A.-Nss- - .-r con. = -. -t-.-
erase i--rcs-e1t - cs- ara -Se -, raj
A'sH - s.s E-s-sts 20 ss;.t yaS-r~i. ;>a....
Srrr--. =: p. CARLTON sk.H srA a Ol.,s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

>~u Work i~c- i.-Tsa nu-st-~.Y ,se;,.
- =: aaaiaE> aSr-h - Ar ss4-s a~re 60
s'TVsFs y ire k1s: ,stsr early tod, y.
ths ->-sssislr-,~nt cs NaA srs.rk. a "a
~Ass.-sss :grrs~-s Ard naasrae.g-.-~ q.
asfcnc>.~ xar-~r;- Noe = srss - K..~s
fss-:s -trst ss-s~; IT, sy- s;Ars>f Sfs1sr
esfr~ sr rse;ssrG~-i eses-- S.n~. ,.u.nt,
IN ss- sssti.;HSs s.Se.r,s sxA.y aA-Axe
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
JERsEYvILlE.
ANDREWS PLACED
N COUNTY JAIL
Sheriff Powers Holds Man who
Killed Brother Saturday, Coco-
ner's Verdict Finding Him Re-
sp0neible for Death.

l JSsl Acdrsxs. who killed hi. sroehes.
twsaty miles southwest Of JerSeyviiIe. 1T.
Srday: wa. brought 70 Jesssyviiie ysseer-
ana lodged In the county jaN.
Cesoner J. g Williaas Of Jefseyvills
neid On inquest over Wllllam Andrew q
The witnesses Examined we're Nrs ms
11Seth Andrewa the nosasr Q. the 60ys:
lem Andrsws. . brother: Nh: Eliza Lane.
i.s.s NiIirr: : tenant: George xii,es: Si:
brother. and several of the n~ishboss
The jury brought In . verdict that Wul-
:hos wounds iniic,ed 81 Sy Sis s Sso,Ssr sSm Sosi s
,!I%%ne.iia.ely after Ii. inquest. Coroner
ter s.:rc sSes eS ssr
william: and State Attorney Seago ssart.
sa..vsa a ne ia shortly before o'ciocS
state A.sernes s-.so seated yesterday
afternoon that Joel Andrews would prob
seoIy p 9tven u preliminary hearing BE-
The duel between the brothers vas sne
result Of u family quarrel arising out q
tne settI. ment II the estate of the father,
lsss and left . farm II 81 scrrs. bcrides
s"me PERSONAL property. In the settlesnent
Joel claimed that he did not receive jssst
.hrsatmena hH,,,a IT.. AZ rs.'i, be- .sst the f.s,tly
quarter. ON farm Of his own. a mile
away. Since thst date the brotheTp arc
said not to have spoken to each other.
The tragedy Of Saturday occurred in q
cOrnneh. where the deOd brother MA
shucking corn. Joel Andrews and Isaac
Miller were hauling wood through the
heEd: According 10 the testimony asilluced
a. the inquest. in the duel that followed
revolver,
But cne took effect. making Q nesh wouu.l
In the left arm. joel fired two shots With
shMeun At William The AFst shot
penetrated the breast and the second fhe
left Side. At the second shot William fell
dead beside q shock of corn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

Wa, Rss..i.s. ,Gn an. 2 5.

Washington n~c. i:--he War r.-oar..
T.nt authorities learn ~ aa Intention ..a
fss y-s:f - ces.a.a Democratic C'onese@
as~- "a r~r~N 'se assa-k on the a.s,y re-
tired ,:s.- Is aNl ~ ufepd that .h~.~ hsye
r>a =" many a1dit,ooe 20 the retired lis.
FrAses The War D~pafsmens vtii "a,
haet on sAe Lao WAt~A au;horiS>S vevSN
81 cMcsn o ihe Csvfl Was ssss5cs b. e.
VDncao 0nAh NsO O11A
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NEWS FROW TssE: PARISHES.


The seventh Anniversary ,nass %, v,,
william Walsh. former r.cto- -. :.
EritE";s 'hu:ct. VII ne soIc,nn.z..t
Wednesday q; o'clock
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

th- regular meetings 90 fhe Young Nc-.s q
tal4-S II ~ Francis N.vis.. .1urrh
az" held =; -" So.ia,l;v Hail NJ. * Mort i
month
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Territory W~oas Dies oa our.s.
R,..iI III L.. Ss.I..IAi

Muskoeee. I. T.. Dec. E-Mrs z =
Cha. pool the wife q. !. ,ar,r,i.., i,,;1 e.
Ausk"S:e, died to-day from burn. re-
c.ised last night. She ~as watching a
Ii" OF trash b:rninE in the yard. and
When the wind whipped the fiafics around
h.I clothing caught fiss. sh. va. alo:,..
ana before size {. ,;Id .xitueuisi. th.. fl.m,.
she VAS fatally burned
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

tn. Reverend r. Adrian S,hr.,, =.
v. - this city h5s b..:, a;.ro.n,... rro-
:-'so' ~ -. Fsanci.s CoiieS.. vI.,,,-y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

h"'dehvii'c. I. T.. nec. i.-E J. Tenn
peu."n. prominent and wealthy citizen
oi inns place. formerly OF CArruiIfon. Mo-.
Ii.d hei- to-day of tiood poisoning MIR.
I-'hti. man WAS &" years old and Is sur
EiSsd by wife and nine children, On..
san W. II Tenpi-nian. Il cashier OF th..
american National Bank at this place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

P!'as" s"n': III" a P!anoia I'm rosewood
case. '"S"tt"r with rolls. as Der the. in
closed list
hav. 500, all tho different p;,no
attachments. tU. the Iiano,a is .Le ..,,iy
one which conld he cons id~r..! seriously
for II Is Ill. ONLY "nc which IL .nusic.,! s.-
artistic. JAN KCBEI.IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
Tn. Oue.,'. paurh,~,x

n" Queen Daughters o!:h. Nov ra.A,-
r'ai fs.-I arc hysy a; work Swing 20,
n" afii. Children under ,h.!. -. a.
, n is:'-iss zach child viii ~. mad. l.n-,v
u r-'''Si1S gifts C: she's stocking. e..
drN--s Trey MI have a, Afternoon s.I
- fH.iT psH. t-sgrirul Christmas 80,
ana -. .s'ti'ss fr's--~-"'; ~iil =, ;.-.Sen; :,
S-c-t them 80 -
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Jer.eSv0lDe NOaea.

The Reverend ". ". Hicks. passar cf tn.
tlrsf Baptist s'hurch. pseached last eyenine on
The Young Man In Society" The aermon was
the second ia = series II hve On yOups men in
various walks Of life In he ns.rni.0 the Rev
-r-nd M Hicks preached on Our Past in
'rh. pulpit ~ the rirss Presbyterian Churrh
was cccrSied Yesterday murnins by the Rev
~rend Gregory WaisOtt Of Barkturn lnivefnis~
sY Vile H. IT,. pastor. the Reverend
Thomas F. Marshall. ts az ST. l.ukes Hnsritai
in ~ Is,uis having undergone an op.rsfi0a
Oliver sst.. wae q visitor Yesterday.
MI ard Mr.. Harry GhStx.y II White Hail
III. anil Nr. and Srs. John Christy q Upper
At"n we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.. william
jane. P.rrinss Of East s.. Inui. xas q ~i..
i'or.
Ir. and Mrs. GeorEe Hevlin Of Upper Alton
zine. ~
su,-r:isor 8 -. Reddish and Herh-r, Gun.
s.rnsn vii depart to-day for California to
Tn. Reverend J. a. ree pr.aehea a, .h- rYr..
u. = church yesterday ..iorniGg On .'Ths Soc.
Il christi
Eii.. i.c ~ McKenire. Coles. a Lebanon.
!n; Y: IN. x,iss, Of his parents. the Reverend
Mr.. and Nrs. John Bruso Of CnllinsvilSs m.
were visitors $50
s,r.i"s~ were held u the Church oe II. Holy
Srnss s, ye.,~isiax By the Reverend y. q. S:oae
relatives.
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T" This AeoIian Company New York
s;sntIcmsn-As an AdIntrer OF the Aeo-
Asn. the wonderful merits o! which I
have attssfed &" ia a former letter to you
] have nos much pleasure la aiding my
"ia. which I cOnsider still more iny..-
lsl,Iss
II IN astonishing TO see this little device
.,ans1, 1 snsu.,Is i,sr.', IN. ,,n n.'*rE.,s: Of
.leArness. and velocity which no player,
however great. can approach
fsuitie.s. fr-. Of any Kind of nervous,,ess.
ia.no !!ayinx should buy II PI.noio. II l..
Wishing you ~eII-tieserv.d success.
am.
H. PADt;EEwsKI
Chalet Riond- Bnsson Norge.
November = l.pa
i" The A.o'ian Company.
t'ian6'a for In my rcsic.nc.. win
Won kindly select an Instrument In rose
wo"f. and har: packed with il rolls of
music and shipped / W = raDErEwsk,. ;:siasri
promised 20 writ. you my critical
"!haioh III IN. ifanoia after 1 had tim.
and opportunity Il. Thoroughly test IT,
ma that YOUR instrument IL designed
"n"fs facilities for ekCs~ssion that Viii
',iahl" an Intelligent player io give. "A very
.s",' limitation "f hand playing. I ha,.
Teen surprised 10 dirc"ver To- what an
's"nt on" can with a Ntti.. practice.
''.n.r"i ia" dynamic Effects
~" sel""ti"n %: tn. music yo, have.
puhii.h"d iS excellent ana very cIey.ri,
arranged for IN. t:snoia.
Wink what has impressed NJ. As much
"nSthins - the ease with which, fhr
instrument IL played u is .im,,iiciiy
n-.n y" summarize. briefly. II l. my
opinion that Ia al .ss.ntiais OF ARTIST,
piano playing IN" Piarvia i. the t.,, t,
s.rni'i"nt Of this type u r"pro.iuc- ,h.
piano must"
JOSEF HOFFMAN,.
Though having already Expressed ,ny-
sew AS an ainirer Of the Pianoia am
glad 70 say That. after having r,,ay.t and
~'rme bitter acquainted with .f,fs won-
i"rfW instrument; I am more than EYER
impressed with its TT sc'icai and artistic
advantages I am free. 90 saw .h,, \ nm
h"-:asing!y pronounce II Tn. q. 81 r. all 1
pisho-p! aging d.-yicca
JOSEF HOEMANS.
II - really wondered can rr..lx s,v
va" tlann!a gives me more pleasure. ,t,:,
! hnv" had from thousands o: so-c,iled \
H"sts ~ r:an!siic effort.
EMF. SAFER.
Anyone hidden 81 q rom near hy who
VII hear the f'!anola for the f.sf time
will surely think that u IL a srea, VIZ
'u"-" tina; plays.
MAURICE MOsZKowskI. |
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

We a!s" hav" ;;@' as strong letters
which Spac" her. will no: permit ~ RIB.
fishing. from
Harold Bauer
Jean 4. Eeszka
Fann!. bloomfield Z-isi.f
David Eispham.
L. GaiIhart!.
Ernest Won Dohraryi
And hundreds ~ other verdi. ;i.wn.d
artists
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

] hav. i""n as."nisheI m tn. perforv,.
tnc.s n' YOUR P.anoia. which liners rad
i-aIiy from anything Of the kind I have
yer hard j: IL Il wonderful .rs;run,. NJ.
N"'hinH ! have ever heard before could
d" called artistic in tn. fru. sense ~ .ha,
m"ci-abu>'d word. I; will d. a sr.a: in.
uue'i"e "n the. future a.! plano I,la wing
LI'IGt MAStJNEJJJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

IAUfon. OF. Dec. E.-1sohasf Aas voted
0A worth ol AooAD for ~ extension
and hnoeose0snf % IT, WoseTOoVks sys-
Avoe g tAo D6o0o0aSo0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

Nothing % the kinh have heard t.efore
can APPROACH IT,
In ~" hands ~ \ competent PLAYER all
the shading. cresr.rdo. we'll "a nc.l.;i-
cation "f tempt. are remarkably accurate
EMIL FACR