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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-13

The Chicago Grain Market
CHICAGO, July 13.-July wheat
S9B @SSA corn, ssh @5SH; oats, 32%
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-13

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
EOWAROSvILLE.
License OFFICE
CHRISTMAS: RUSH
Edwardsville's Omoe swamped BY
Those Who Seek Permits to
Wed-Document Refused to
Young Girl

Edwardsyille. m: Dec. LII Is . rue
at Ddwardsville that q holiday never
passes but that coupSeo ffcm 2 distance
appear In search Of marriage liccnsen
otse9s % Ave @ ma msde o 10 tscir minds at he
hast minute. The ofaces hero were closed
tor The DAY, Christmas. but the clerks
were called Upon again and again TO open
The asss couple to sppsar "a. Edwin
Mcdonald ANA Anna 9lxemore. Of Collins
vile. They disturbed Deputy County
Clerk Edward Dezne0iewskt's dinner. but
ns @ = ss . ta.se: ias
Irwin r Nav and Florence Mieike. both
Of Alton. were next. The eirl vas under
age. and vas accompanied oy her father.
man and julia White. both OF g. Louis.
came IN shout O'Clock. obtained \ license
and were married bv the Reverend WI
liam Cole. The bride vas q de.i-n,ute.
to their homo town. Glen Carbon: to have
the ceremony performed. John Il. Miller
and Xirs. Anna Miller. both Of Madison.
Ehc: while Of The same pane: ~srs s not
In Madison The brides mother had writ
ten to her to come home to Shumway.
Ill. for Christmas. and. as Miller had
sssn s spss ToS sss ted ss s das .
< license was refused to Ernest F. Over
by. ia. and Virgil I. Kennedy IA. both
Of Venice: The Eirrs mother was aions
clared that her dauxhtef vas SO young
the Law would not let hir, issue license.
II will have sou understand. said Mrs:
Kennedy. ''thst ! va. married at is and
the fudge Of my dauGhters marriage"
The couple DID not get the document
however.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
ALT O. n.


NJ Heary {. Obey .sd ass Florence E.
Sherry. daughter of jean sherry. we're nsaS-
r: .s1 =; o., r,, :. =. r,s
Ssceo'ioa :J'io~ed
A ..rIr... H.ad:,g sS.,:et @ % sunday n...;
9: Justice Jara.s u Co;isr Tor many yss-s
vany n AI:oa. ~ss married 20 IasEras =. A:cs-
i- :. f1s;ref nAnaees fer TIE kin.o.,h - A..c,--
a.. no. ~ ekA.ss Of ;se IeTrs HA3'e IND.
.y..s 9: ne s.n: ep,a.... s.., 70. % sss.saO1S
s,A.kna rse:e, e tie cs.ss.;s.. IRE s.:.ns.
asts Woro NJ WiiiA.n E.ehssts AMI Aiss~s
LScy A.a Nellie Ce;seS. ass'sss O: TIE t.!is.
ne aa:isr -. a.vs g &c. % s,ss<. :. sa:: :!,.r
cn:ssr rssssasa = ohief operator -, Friday
ne fsnsrs1 es NM wes.ey b sos:ss vas
caoea.a pevii n 6osrsS in trospsc, s-s.>t. ana
uas a;;sea>d BY hrye asse- sse ssrv:e..
ess- Sssioe q 81 PssI. E5.sro,si cssres
Tss bs.s.Ag 0ss ~ re C.,y Cemetery.
W;I.:a-. Sri'h. Ssis 90 eoyfs sn-ns IN CppsS
Ptaas Grsss asa n.sk. ..s tsscs~3 ec.n. hs
Essssh ss.e F1a1a ssr.ssA IA. fai. ,srs.4 s.s
sssle In sse. . msssoes IA; :s sas fractures
s;~IA se~,,.s .c. ssA n ~ Ara
srr;s rsrss1sI p-os-anaes ser. Tssen-
Wl.a0 EssseS tsses of p, lgass aaA SBO
Noiiss Esna E6t of sAfrots-oa- III. Pocs4se1
. s-snss % S~4 - Arce yss.er:ay-
~, - "a =. ::rl.: a.. s.1..: n ~ . .s: ,s:
caIaosnss saP Ose hs~sise II h.s o-reas.s
.sr. ses-s certified eeeeas ~ sse. arc s,ss
a Mas..as. n~sss. vss rsfsss. rsss.-aay By
MarTsAGs il-enee Cert 2 g i-aai "a ErvfA
Hay eSl IIns A,;sA bscsass - lsss6 -
. 0tD0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
Selling Goods
on Mail Orders

h The marked development Of
modern merchandising made pos
sible By the vide circulation Of
newspapefs and periodicals. in ru-
ral sectioas, the growth Of ffee
delivery routes and improved
mail and express facilities.
Il b . method which, though
largely employed, b still in ito in
fancy. It brings in close com
mercial commune the country
buyer and the big merchant and
manufacturer Of the city. Its
enormous growth in the last few
years b but IN index Of its vast
p ssibilities for trade expansion.
Merchants, manufacturers and
speciality dealers who contem-
plate IN enlargement Of their bust
ness through this means will find
no better channel Of publicity
than ID offered them in FARM
PROGRESS. the big mail-ordef
monthly published BY The Repub-
lie and now going into the homes
Of 200, 400 farmers every Issue.
The rural resident has been edu-
Gated to do business through the
mails. ne has found It safe and
economical. and he il always will
ing to patronize the advertiser
who has the right goods at the
right price.
FARM PROGRESS readers have
needs that must be supplied. An
increasing number Of advertisers
are impressed with this fact from
month to month. Their business
grows with their advertising.
They have found FARM PROG
RESS profitable. or they would
not continue to use Il.
The advertising rate IL 20 cents
an agate line. FLAT. The forms
close on the 18th Of every month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
~ Telegraph.
EI:cI-EIiC SPECIALS.

Memphis. Tern. Dec 3-TIs Mtss!ssfrp
River i nov L, On the Memphis Gaaee. shs~-
in: 3 rise Of (: q: Zoo: n he LIS: ~ = ls>.
Weather is c!-ar alf cola Arrivals w-re lae :
Jcmes LEE. t:om .riaE's fc.ni and y he sur
from Fulton. The only ..rar;I:" sac tie hA;e
AcSIS :.- ArE.:sss 'tsy- TIE kEf: Al M
h.G c marrow ESCAPE fTrn 9es;r1ct: n By bel
s~e,; asainss the railroad b-.c q this morn GS
IGA t<at being -y.ei upstream o'eSs
4. ,Anc. by the fusccst ~. Jcn.s. Ohei. 10
Jc:..s aabe.: 5y getting c:rtit !cg 'nIs :;
IN her ;u1.e:. The }. n's blew the 3i>'r' -
gUAI aa9 TIE tao toA;s N-r- scns: IN She
rick % .iae by the ferry boat Char IS II Or.
sAn. Tie jones' f:.f:s.: in sa.T; While aat
RESUME. her -ow. ,o:tcn receipts we're iS
Ia es AID - sacks Of cotton se-i-
Cairo. III. p>c. 2:-River ga-es r-ads -
fcc:. showing rise g &c foot during the last
- h7l:rs Tes-h-- :air al: warm. ! ne WASH
Horsn.ii arrived Prom the Lower N:ss .s?pi
q. with .'li!iser.
s.d failing Gear and cox! wi.h I:Gh; sao~.
Departed: Hen f.u: :"r i':',ssu'e
Warsaw Ill Dee. :.-Gaus~ r.Ads & fesf.
.si 4 ]: n - hours c.cu:y and Cold: heavy
nosting ios.
S.x Or..a.s La. Dec .-Wea:he: clear
sHi so.a. Arrived: J. a Williams azd tJw.
P.',.bur1
I:,,snur. Pa. Dec S-Rvef ot Osvis
Isi.-s Gam 2. See, an. falling. Ci-a: and coci.
Ev,n.y.ll. Inc, Dec. 3-RVef q feet ard
rtS;rg. .l-a: afE. warmer
Cincinnati. q. Dec. :.-Rivsf - feet and
r.s.as Cicar s.s c,tt.r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
DIES OF 4 BROKEN HEART.
New York Woman, Deserted BY
Husband. Grieves to Death.

El1', kl.!C SpES1AIA
New York. Dec. -s-Doctor Philip F:
O'hanion. corOne:'s phys,ciaa. was called
To the nlvrruc I:iis aI.srIOa to perform
an autopsy Upon the body OF woman
VI ~ wears who dropped dead In the door
step OF a butcher shop at No. SIS Tenth
avenue in the early usOrIi.,s.
The physician found that she had DIED
OK broken heart Technically. her death
ventricais Of her heart. q FARE cause u
death.
While Doctor OHaElcn. who has PER-
formed thousands Of ausoDs:es In the last
ten years. vas discussing the unusual
case. people from Tenth avenue visited the
morgIc and i,ieItined ;he body a. that Of
lived ID, No. 3ss Tenth avenue With her
husbnd uEil few weeks ago. wh.n n.
IN. neighbcrs declared. her husband de-
serted her.
Mrs. McCold brooced over her plight
and was despondent. To-day her heart
broke and her suffering e:dea.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Christmas was .:sJi. observed yesterday
by the few Who have business alo:S IN" ri-cr
IN. sun shons brightly uSHn the loar siLetch
az .aAYs, the a: lad ,he eoft touch a; =: ring
:in.e. the :..sr ran clear q bee ard 20 IN.
s.., Christmas visitors Their s-.fn-d 60 be
no reason rli general inactivity 81! along we
l-c.c- S.us old r:Serm. n saw In ia. sai''iy
bre.zes and s:a:iiry sun Eiuch iEGr- tha:. tne
iaynl-n. ard had i'ic.arcd 80: possible seyere
sto.n.s and tee toes. due at this sessS.. snd.
taiSI.,c aayzn.as, q the holiday. na:- q sn
.Nu-, ;s- desc I.:.e the.r wn2r.yoat os!;r's 81.
together. leaving them In tar See charge q
watch:;sn.
-..2,,ain James Kennedy Of CAPE Kansas
sre., Chris,nss IN 81. i<,ue H. aas enter
tain d by hts friends ccsfie: Hunter Ben Jef-
Kin. and Captain. George D-:s .ci:soH s:eo; Z.
u Keith saI John Eio:ee. Captain kenn-iy
says there i ICE IN the &issoG: River
n knnssis City
Captain Joseph Wilson Of LeH:nx:,n. NO.
of Confedera;. distinction. Was IN the city yes
;e...iy, spending Christmas. lie IVES .ntef-
ia ned by nis lifelong friends. Coon! Hunter
Ban Jenkins and Co.uaeI Tn"m.s triicna'd
The invest CATION, of the Kansas River ana
SIS CLAIMS - being "a i.av.Sab.s sir.a;il sie y :
ing heard before Judge Brewster u N'i:sis '.is.
nas.
-.-A2:a,a n. Black sn! William Nass:e have
returned from Cairo. where rhr Steamer incs
G!,ens - n ~ :of Che sel.pT
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
ALLEGED POSSESSION OF
WATCH MUST Be EXPLAINED.


In the police court this morning George
". NuseI. aged =; years. Of No. 4:;> EIaas
avenue. Will be- cal.ed uIon to explain wEy
he ,h:ew away = god watch In the alley
between Market. Chestnut, seventh and
Eighth streets. and also had u revolver in
his pOss.ssiOia.
III. soi c.nan at the corner Of Seventh
ard Chestnut streets saw TWO men pass
and. thinking: they were acting suspicious
iy. he started toward them. The men fiad
down the alley. but were soon captured.
One gaze ms name as William AeaSan
Of Nc. :piv N!HceT. avenue. and the O;Her
MAS No:eI. In the course OF the chase
Sogei - said BY IN. officer to nave thrown
away the watch. which WAS recovered at
.tc ;.r...
BON men were placed In tho hnls2cvef,
aLd their cases wili be investigated to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

EA-rtscc H-s;h- s-sars a.ss- . r~e-c l:r-
.rS a: <a - A1s-ss <r.r-s ras :.-
s1Aa - ar szsras oSic f.~Ssst FAY as;~-.
ss-,-. - Esi~ -;zy.=k s. -fe s,rr~. r.. f-5-s
o. sSs Ss-rs- r. Es:tr - ,se -Sa -1.7-~
81. r.eS ~c-r % t1sssst-. cs res i-j:-.e> tie
sas ;Ak4- - 80 sgS,<-- .. I.~t;cr - n
S-s,s. 60 Se. - iA9sp- zs~5sc s-e--
4, cas- :ssss5 cs.: ~. AA.s ss-ssssrs. O s-.- :
ss-~ sS ss~ -sxss- ,EsSs tie wAs later re-
1ossA - s.s s00e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
BURNED IN BOARDING. .H0Use.
One Man Dead. Six Others Rec
cued Unconscious.
sTra:-c srp1AL

H{sfN NJ s.D M
Dallas Tex. Dee &-Hcsh MccsNan
vas bs-n~i 80 death II Q IRE TIA: DE-
c~-2s a: 40. g. Ma, street as oe:ack
ssis nlofs..re The ere Oaa caused BY Q
lamp ssps 3koa. The hremrn fcsczed sev.
en ,s>s>cns -Ao ~es> Overcome BY smoke.
Thcs- sho -.rae~5 asved orc sse.: night
rhcss<s N->ai..-u Sas . .esive os Sre.-
land and cAms - DaSlA1 o1R yaa5 Aeo Sf0R
H0U vof6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FLAMES DESTROY FACTORIES.
Thirty-Two Companies Fight Fire
Which Does St;3. .OOO Damage

New York. Dec. @.-F1ve alarms, sum.
n,oiInk 'ni' n.s compaaies and ire
sen; out tonight for blaze which CON-
rictely .-Ct;et: the s,x-s'o:y factory build.
irs. Nos. IL: iS. i..; HoUste: street, en-
failing damage estimated a. @S,sA Five
1!r":E-r Sustained! Sigh; injuries.
No on" MAS IN f.se building when TIE
fir" started. and IS c-.cin !. unknown.
tn" occupants ~ the building were r
f.i:nskN. paper boxes. Cohen l. Mullen
dorff. shirt waists. ,SOIdschn:dt Z KNAPP,
ciosSs: M.n.ielsuha & Co. silk holts: 10.
scph RrSEds 4 BRO. brsids. and J. JentA
S,IS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FALL OUT OF 4 BUGGY.
Two Men Run Over by Their Own
Vehicle.

Two men driving n . buggv north on
JEFFERSON avenue n"aY Clark avenue last
nisht at 10 o'ciock fell over the dashboard
snd N-r- run over by the busy one
rig The other ~as p.cxed up by Patrol
man Rogers OF the Eighth District, and
was taken 20 che city Hospital. where
aho-, :hc head and gaca none o. q serious
character.
The injured man said rs name ~ss
Charles Held. faa: he lived at No. 20
friend had hi:sd The rig from she F'r.-1
A.chaeis Livery Company. No 3.e Law
ton avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Chef o: Police sirnon w:ishs u III With shs
griyye. 49,.
f,..gA, car jumped ths track yessescay
mo, Ming IN :,.e Chicago P~o1!s api 81. lS.::.
RAiI-.it q. Row,r.an north os Jer.yS!lie. And
te.aye! traffic seyeSa hour.
Deputy sheriff an9 AIRS. Cosmcs Ksl!af went
TO u.Snr b2r3. AZ. M H.: Daniel. ..n. To Gran
fe tr,r yesterday TO sp~ni Chsissmas With
M and Mr.. J. q T. .n,e.e
Policeman DavE McRsy nnids made Q fSi3 on
Q haus. in the od f,sir ';s Gn!. ste sunday
o.sernocs sna caught five men. The; 0.re a.
"a su,i,y 10 playing poker. Jus,.c~ Q.nn also
crse,-d .h. passs.hssnaii. 6.s ,oy:. Tire r,.n
The roiics ssy they had been watching ;ae
Is.c,o~ J ehs!i q 6-asron. I'll. vss ess
eue-. q Doctor 2 w.Iis,s.
Decor FIoy3 Z M!leS g Rccke-sfe@ III.
sss shs Guee, g friends ye0fefday
The Rerer.na n I. Der returned yesterday
NJ s:S Il. Ee.as - nav1s ssrs the sussss
q 81 ane M-s A. " Crpss.
S. Fos Was . v:s:t0s In ST. Lou:s ysster3Ay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
WRIGHT KEEPS PLANS SECRET.
Philippine Governor Will Not
)iSc,,Sa Possible, RESIGNATION

Memphis. Tenn, Dec. ci-Luke E.
Wright Governor General cs the Philip
pines. arrived to-day TO spend the holt
days ~ hts home here.
Governor Wright is quite optimistic -
ic tie future of the islande. As to his
p!.s:Is ne 1. r-t!cent.
Regarding the reports that he would ~
sign his Office and return 70 Memphis. he
said nothing further than that he hal
heard OF the rU:n0gs. but was unaware
Of the SOURCE from which they came.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Bank Of Jerseyyille presented A. II. Coch.
ran q Christmas present n the shape OF
tho CashiershiU OF the institution. The
cashiesshtp was made vacant several
Murphy, who has accepted . simila.
position In the Granite City National
Bank.
take ofiicial action IN regard to The va
cancy thev voted TO honor M.. Cochran
with the position on account Of his long
service with tire institution.
Frank D. Heller who has been y hook
keeper In tho bank for thirteen years.
vas elected 10 the position Of assistant
cashier.
The other of!cers Of the bank. who
Hers reelected, we're A. ". Cross presi.
dent, and Colonel w. H. FN,lkerson. vice
president
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
SAFE BLOWN At NEW MADRID.
Burglars Rob Saloon and Escape
With SEQ Worth Of BOOTY.
ErE-F.r- rPGlA..

KIT Et.tr <ff1sAt.
S-u Na.-tt No I-- S-rNe saioc.
ce Harry y-s<r as entered ey rcss<-s
fa.s EiSA- aSrt.' - Ths burglars
--reEs-t Hask a.-!os. -cShei TIE casa
-~Ss-.s- szs tlsv .he safe With nitro
S.yr-E,--- ,aktr-- ss.sss. tS- ard ~Sgsas Jew
ss-y AT tia--CS@A TOrai sssr. .Iso--
,Es- y,e
Ne arrests have Ser nli- TIE rsN
-~- 81 ~a.ch ,se safe Wzs tssSn t--
s.,ca.>s ;Sa. re c-:-rsA-s ss-. eNc>rts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
WEALTHY LAND OWNER DEAD.
Phillip B. kcmmerer Of Assnmp
ton. ILL.,. Succumbs to Illness.
RErTs;i~ sPElAl

PsnA Ill. Dec. S-PAffip q. Ken
.ne--s. ore q the largest land owners IN
Christian County. d.ed At his home n
Assgnp;son today after Q long i!iness-
r,sr- He recently made tor O: the
wes: . his private car. He o1aed many
acres oS .and and sac ven Influential IL
business and c.o.I;icai ci:cies- He Was .
year, o.:. Ass . eurv.ved ov many reiA-
;.ves- He ~as resident os Assumption
:oc :ffy ye..rA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
THE REPUBLIC
St. Louis, Mo.
BElLEVILlE.
SANTA Ct AUS CAUSES
FIRE lM HIS OWN HOME.
DeD0sy CsFeUss Geek Neyess ToDDsss
Over Tree aaA window CaF.
e0o0O C0neh FlRe.

Over Tree aDA window Cur.
toeao CaaeA Fire.
Preeence Of mind Of Smith Aeye11,
Deputy Circuit Clerk at Belleville. saved
q Christmas tree for hia children and the
household effects. together With the this
Meyers home. from burning early yeSteT-
day morning. As the result of IN accident
while Nr. Meyers Vas arranging the IN
ishinR touches to the Christmas tree. Mr..
Meyers was cnly slightly burned about the
haladA
Mr. Meyers had arranged tho trea SIM
day evening. but arose befo.e daylight
t"uches He VAS lighting the wax tapsrs
ON the tree. preparatory to calling his
little ones to see shat Sanity had len fos
them. when the chair he was standing on
topped and the lighted tree % Was thsovn
against the lace curtains. 0r. Meyers
fell In tho midst q the tree. ana eefaee
he could extricate himself the curtains had
caught fire from the wax taDers. ne lost
no time In pulling down the lace curtains
with one hand. whils With the other he
rtxhtei the tree and extinEu!shed - many
Of the lights a. possible He then extln-
xuisled the blazing curtains.
Half an hour later Q new peSr q cur
tains had been hung. and the Meyers chill.
sl.en behe!d the tree. with oil ho go0d
things. as was originally intended. NJ.
Meyers got much sympathy from his little
ones for his injured hands. which. he told
them were hurt In trying to catch ho!d
of santa Claus a. tho latter vas 0ess,n8
out Of the housr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
FINANCIAL

i~e~n . e-'~-a ar. R~-Ses Nhen ire ia:-
to- rsES-t ITS r.i--.~! fs. in which he
Ar's a k-if~. sEss struck fa.hsu-. c..r.!-S
a .;sep Esst f-v-r ne bAck % ;he re-s
around rr,icr the chr
A-ot-s- rsss sas cut O. fetsa-s hea!
fry>t,isG- caiLs :hai Tr.hsr.f sili i've
Reeves aas s-rs--c. Ard .isCef N ja.I
u1..i his preliminary bearing to--so..o~
Afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

n. w-s, BeIleviI!e Asoefssf rnserseffusnSo-
ye.e!n gave Ire fostieeh annual dance ~ ths
Srhoet,i~r I'avi,;on last night
Tn. children oe The kede,araE1 EDcSety I'l'
e:v~ their annual concest this evening ss ahe
:,..s-I.,nx Hail tssRpseft's German oYcfesfn
..Win,rr" r!l he the most important number
O.. ;Le D. ,ersmme. A dance Will follow the
ensertatnrsn;-
NJ, Yr,d p.u..chmann q south Church
s.--.s Is snse.;a!rlng her mother. 3fA j.
Young. % ChAmpaGn. III!
Nr and Mrs. " J. Murray q HooPestcvn.
III a:e TIE su.s's Of M' and Afa W S"r-
dan. 49,
(,1.iamss holiday. with relatives In Cfnc.nnau
Miss Lydia Wsameye: ~? Arthur Eh.hns
SH.ur,h by the pastor. the Rsvessnd Walter
E.ssra schopp ard Ms Clara He:0esn Ws'1
b. married this evening At The n,ns OF sho
tr1.te's pa.ea.S ecIsh Rich:an6 eereee
me ,,nior Rbe c!aS o. ,ne First -
Church viii have . Christmss oc,ai. vhish
~:ii e p'ereaed sy business rnee,:nf q W. W
are 20 bs elected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
fever RAGING IN HONDURAS.
Death Rate From Yellow Plague
in Spanish Colony Is Heavy.
'c:Rl.f,. SpsaTAl~

RE?C BLiC SPECIAL
New Orleans, Dec. .5-Adviccs received
from Central America state that yellow
fever has broken gu, again In Spanish
Honduras. anu the plague l. playing havoc
a; Puerto C0rte1 and other VOris.
The disease l. said 10 b. unusually vtrv-
lent and the death yaie Il heavy.
A:ner.can residents of Honduras have
vi ,.d the Government to place The fever
situation in charge cf American phys!-
Clans. but the request Wis ceciincd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
RIVER NEWS.
RaveP Forecast.
RIver RIaIao Drevltieo.

TIE g..y:se p: :se haT,n. Office at o'clock
xeslerday morning registered 80 feet. 'Edicat-
..lx = fliI u :: of iO>t Ia u hours.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
EAST ST. LOUIS.



i.;a.. lnn,..1 :s1 sos '.;: :.s:'.s ~. s.',. %:
hosn. i.s, -v.nlnz of By ga.s 81 s.:. 80: n. q.
h.ne q. No is:. Bind avsnua H. ~as . J"a-s
d.. su' an 20 . a.srs acS; IN r.;ss,.. .is:y "a.
v... s:..~a q. -. t.s..e. station ~ i,s;af
sps,n.s,-. H.s asssi,a1f e.csp~e-
H,csssi K,.si.;h; kssis ID sso .ays ssa'
2. . :.. :..s q ;as ..! Asf c s.s. ~: % az = 3 ave-
nses shor'.3 ss's. snidnish; yesterday m RI ns
suaes.ne frm s~e ssres cute over BE J.
.s ss . -, so. s ss:. :: re. ss. ,'s :n
!rsI. .~hine He sas ;sAsa % 3. 1asy Ros-
:r,y Te:s .'sh. train =: s.i:s - ., .ss H:.,
yes-s. vss prseea.sa .ast sv.niaa . IN . 8, Id
.u.s.t .tsfeA cas ny ins ofssrssis aGi srnyicyss
81 shs Relay s.s'i,a es1 - wis. Ho :! Tss
issds ey James Hs;ya:A. The s:sns clerk.
Esss -. Lsoss Nosvsaee lseess>~.
rvo marriage licenses vers ..susa las. even
;na :, n-ss,s Gssss' c:s.h.n . q E.ss =
e.s,k os E.s: 3, ioass Tas os.oos .ss :, =
,..: ::.. 2 e: :'::a' ss:: Ga :ss r, ns:-; ..:.,
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n. Ci.toas g ;hs daesh e q 2 A Tsor- -
vDooe 00v0 W0v - 0ssoDsoee.
Vile Frank 2. Armstrong. se.nas'e'
street. vas Oa,king from one room 30 AZ
esSer 10 the house Yesterday afsssp0cn.
The 0o0s. which Uaa s0tten, gave way b.
oeofA In AnA Dsoe4Doeaeo0 IN - ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

r-.sEi:a-r- Il Axric'.tiJ-. N's;hrr B;rcal
-A..-..r logical os--c.=a g~--i.sd q: -.
l,tIx December q, !.-a. q. 6.ss !? ~ i"c.a
-.,,- ..:,a az T. ". -ff.h meridian time
- al. stations
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
PeAcelaAkeR BADLY sTABseD.
l'urd Patham Tries 20 Setsle Dis
pate AZ Springfield. No.
-xn,r sFNsa,

SpgtngArA- No. n~. A-r-sA PDskAss
a rAlaroAi Nss s-ers gexp~-a.,-.> Az 0As
ss-laS ssASs-I ar. sxr.sssss> ses.r~t By
Prank Es~S1s UnIk~ Aixfsx ca Cr<sssee-
0DAl oeSv~s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

AnoP be!cW ThA man uas taken % the
City D1sp~ nsaYy. His Injuries. which cor
sisted of q spr8ioe3 ankle ard seveTe
brs.a~s aere dressed ~ the rhysfciano
aa charge
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

VALLEY P1rk Accommodation departs ISL a.
m. .::c a m. SIS q M. 90. e M. u :. -
m. ts;:e ;. m. vs.. ?. ~. .s:A n: E:si y
500 a. m. Sl2;: r. M. fie:sH a. III. ti:sl p.
ia. f3:3y D. ca-. tS:3S .. M. - " p IN. f1:S ..
M. $50 y. m.
Pacific Accommodation oeparss 81 q m.
SEES p tn. tS:A p Arrive tS:09 q M.
l1:cO a M. l:N D m. IN n r..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

eSWAkg "a HcWiE
LA. Css0cAnane
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

y. IOo1o.uSO0oOvSDDe u009A
i.-AYe AH4vA
pPfn-eeon Accommodation ... ts ~ nm n: q an,
louisville. Hes;nR-or. S~nsh.. ffi" IN 80
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
.RHENISH MINERS
HOLD MEETINGS
ARE DETERMINED TO ENFORCE
DEMANDS FOR SHORTER HOURS,
AND A STRIKE is PROBABLE.

Associated Press. Morning Service
ESSEN, Germany, January 1S.-A
body of 1852 men are engaged in the
strike.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18

Parkhurst has only just begun his
campaign and that it will develop
most unpleasantly for the criminal
clement and grating police officers.
Much talk was heard at State head
quarters today about sending a COM
mittee from Albany to investigate this
city's government, but men who are
i'm the confidence of Odell said no de-
cision in this direction had been
reached yet.
1t was acknowledged by headquar-
ters' politicians that Mayor McClel-
lam by taking a position in favor of
municipal ownership of lighting plants
had made less effective that attacks on
Tammany which followed Commits
sioner Oakley's agreement with the
lighting companies. Still, it was said
a legislative committee might be sent
to the city to make an all-round in.
vestigation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18

NEW YORK, January 5.-Following
close on the heels of DR.. Parkhurst's
scathing letter denouncing rampant
vice in New York, Police Commissioner
McAdoo made fifteen transfers of cap
talns today, the most thorough shak-
ing up of the police force that has oc-
Cured in years. Nine transfers are
in Brooklyn and six i'm Manhattan.
All the transfers were made, accord
ing to a statement by the Commits
sioner, for what is believed to be the
best interests of the police service"
In every instance the transfer was
made in a precinct in which poolrooms
and disorderely houses have been run
ming unmolested. The precinct of
Captain Hussey was made the par
ticular target of attack by Parkhurst
and Hussey was one of the captains
transferred.
There are strong indications that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
BISHOP B co.
BANKERS
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Transact business in all departments
Of - mixing.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
of Credit issued on the Bank of
California and N. M. ROthschilds &
Sons, London.
Correspondents for the American
Express Company, and ThOs. Cook
& Son.
Interest allowed on term and Savings
Bank Deposits.
TRUST DEPARTMENT,
Act as Trustees. collect Rents and
Dividends.
Safety Deposit Vault.
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT, 92S
Bethel treet.
Auditors and Trustees in Bankruptcy
Books examined and reported on.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., 1924
Bothel Street.
Agents for Fire. Marine, Life, Acct
dent and Employers Liability Insur-
ance Companies.