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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
COVERING. Ir An OUTRAGE.

That the w--ls DOWN In the Indian Territory ar.
full cf good pr,nc.,ra's Is affirmed y III. experience
.f newspaper in NuskHce" which has annexed
NOR, than .s-h new Subscribers sine. {, con
y..-r-i ?, Tho p.rG.-.rai!c faith less than a month
H.'
:tr fact was t,Icrsh'y We; known ALREADY. AMI
,a~ know -ise - IT is sufficient a,,~-n, fer III.
..and,at opposition - =" Republican President.
Speaker and Congr,< -Iarat. sta-hoo.i for So
sIu"yah
Rr. -hiS dos not Justify ,re Sr.skc- IN r.c-,rs
.he Hou~,. ard refusing tn 10; It speak - mind fire..
~ at th. -r.is,. ~ statehood isuyiu- fair treat,
men. .n the S.r.;hu-t IN this matter : partisan
,u,ras. Cor which ~. Sfszk'r and chairman R.vc--
sac. If the Stia;c "nnIuI,,r-. an T.--n-cs should
"a. bar all -h~ -.-ul TH, membership ~ both
h.,,s..~ NJ Congress sr,aia rass ih"sr share ~ t.
I,en1,S--,;~ delegations .n 'a1-5.-~ hat. hs"n
f.,~l IA Withholding opposition - ;hs a,.in>ss,n -
ihr N.--hw">tr-u Territories - sisrss-r! though q:
MS known that they world - generally Republic
sn .nh NOT 81 rh.nl - We'll i,.-i o..
s,st.h-~. ~ r,;,r!lr.n .H rr>aur,r> 40 sr. both
oklahoma a...i TIE En.isru Territory separately
Th. Republican .i"':gstson in ~. rr.-sn, Cop
->S ,h-, -,l!,l hsr. tb- .Ts'-5sirr say c;-er-
Z, whether tisy ~ a:n.is,i t. r~;ay sn- rrh evil
uh~-a!Ity WITH narrow Iar:s>anry >0r all ~ those
.f, ,.~.s IN 10. Esrbls-su .ag~. for ore Stat. e
tion Many os them 3: .'n,y -h. ss., ihA,
rSn n, ,Iase ua:er the ca>- .'Sr- syHtinS ts-
'w.>-r the President ami ;is. speaker
R the rr,Nfy,>ai tor t~o States instead - one
r.,sik NJ is. f-fsrs ~. tfO0>s IL u:es nst rar.y.
hu, sh Republican ve;s sSs'r>; would ne h- any
,hiuS ns. ur4aiusa,s> I: .s,c., ~ -s-~ive AMI r>
sStsy cuaai revive, the aisr~, unanlr.ss r"se 1t
ssgssk.n> fFesn the Western side - 'he Mississippi
~i,h r,an, frenn vaiJsy States ea>, "f e.
u hia admitting the s~e Tsrr.,csses - sws
Ssasao wers defeated. wosld Be thsa - ssoes -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
SUES MILLIONAIRE
GIBSON D. PACKER
Mrs. Mary I. Vetter. Pittsbur2
Beauty. Asks $1OO,O,'O for Al
legged Breach Of lrOmist-He
Denies Her Accusations.
REPCELIC SrNTAI.

Fft,shurg. Pa. Dec i7--F'o,lOwine upon
!kc heels cf ". Ellis Coreys family trou.
States Steel Corporation circles. This time
IL Concerns Gibson II. Packer. one OF An
drew Cavnesie's young business associates.
who became "A mi!li"nair. wien the Car
E....- Steel Company WAS taken over by
tn.. Steel Trust. He mas been SIZED by Mrs.
Mary J. tetier. a handsome young willow.
FOR $i'-,t... fer alleged breach of promise.
:o marry.
Mr.. facker. who formerly was ofiice
c"u:.se! :o- the Carnegie Steel Company.
ar.. who /. rspu;ea 10 have male a for
tune 81 $I"..fsp when the Carnegie Com
fany vas taken over by the United States
S;esl Corporation. IL IN New York where
he went 20 attend she annual dinner given
by Mr. Il g., ~ P:ct.s sr.t !: ycsSx r.ass
old
Mrs vc,t.r ;s at tie Hotel IAncoln. suf-
f"-..x from nervous prostitution. and. al
though n too nervous condition 20 speak
a. .-us'h about her suit. declares she will
acht t..c cas-. To fin!sh IN the courts.
Altroush Mrs. Vet'er Ned her suit
against Packer nearly three months age
THE .scts hsy. been KEY: from 'h. public
t.r"ugh IA. Efforts of III. attorney and BY
carrying on IN. proceedings as secretly
~ ;,ussis.s
Mr.. V.t-crs h,:s,c nj was William Vet
to-. relative % ouA o: I'll. most pfo'ri-
nent F.,;stafx families Mr.. Ve,:er del
about ten r'ars ago. leaving hts widow
and or" son: about years old In his b!ll
Of ts..n.. 81. Packer alleges that he did
rr. &; pEila '"';,t.a - any n,h.- place. q;
any time. make promise 20 marry Mrs
N.'feT. His payer L. Very brief 1"cu-
legations -, az by Nys Sef;r..
Mr.. N.tt.- 10 fsrots. among f:''sbu3&
women fo- h"r t~suty. She 10 or nns-t.1'I:
s;atsr". has we!i-:p.n'."d teatuIcs. 10
which a." given a superb csshet!c eH~c; b,
a wealth - black s.s,T. She Is about 3:
year. % ase She has seen unte. ply
coll Ho..i. suffering frv,, nervous pSsss':a-
ton Az: ,on>ii,i.. she W.. seen tbs
Yes. ! have hrpuFh; a suit axains, ~.
Packer eor s,.s''ss' damages He has ce.
,aluiy treated ne y-ry shsnesully- have
known him TO- ahou. eight years. He is n
,rzt ne wa. ,he-e attending 'h~ annual
DINER given ny Mr. Carnegie
''Hs! yoD- .lsss-m.nt To NJ. Packer
hsea s1acGnc-d%
F'h;la3~p.ia at,os: t~o y~a,s eG,'l don't
remember the exact da.s. Mr.. Packer
hrok~ :ne ensasemsnt Last February and
declined .o marry 10 ! I~f; IT;iso1:x
staying IN Nev York. ] tuss caneson ae:s
;c sl~nd :he holidays and ! have besn
nA..1e q Yn!as:lhle time q: U with my
ii,nsss. have ~: eft my bed noe fos
Docs 81. Packe- !nseo: 90 60 sheah
and axh, tie suit Mrs veiter vss
when tod tha. ,ha, sas the :rpressoa
sais che ha4 not seen Re. attorney for
sc.T.e ;.,se. and shs ID not think Re vas
wien .sk.a whether I. "a. sra. NJ:
f..ser tsa % W.d- yIs about s H.Ss."s 0"' OF
= understand thas he made . lafgs sun.
and ! uAS under tie i1pfeseena that IF.
] CasneGts - alUAyo besS3eoasd hiA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
SCIENCE AND THE SOIL.

Til. present time to the sient,s, Is what the
period ~ th. French Revoluti"n In 20 the rnci"lo
Eis.. The discovery "f Coperncus that the earth
volv.~ around the sun. and Os Darwin that species
We're immutahle were No more revolutionary
important in their effects upon fundamental concep
,.onS philosophy and theology than ,he discoveries
regard the ultimate constitution II matter And
probably they were half important to ,he
material progress of mankind the comparatively
Developments In the field II chemistry.
Akin I" these Developments has been the late
growth Of ;he science of farming which. when u
shall rscev. a universal and thorough application
mus, prov" - material importance" ssr"nd moth
Ing II has tecn hut little than half
century sine. ~. Federal t;ovsrnm.u, tssan in
.rrfcr~'' with agriculture. This interference. has
made - IN. farmers business another thing The
United States har" n.sde \ national concern "f the
interests ~ ~. man wh" tIs The soil. Mr.. Frank
Vr,-.ulan IN instructive art"l. in the Arena
shows how under RI. direction "f on. constructive
and sdnini>irat;v. genius co-rcia'ine ani unisying
:hr ,--hn:"a! work ~ over :.'ss' scientists AMI
trained .xy-rfs-ea~A probing the secrets II
nature a.onc his own r~aninS IN. world solv-
,nS IN" problems of Soils se-i> ~.a'hsrs fertilizers
forests plants AMI farm animals. their fnsss
diseases and aiapfah!,ss in all fi,eir infinsy of
,-~shs permus,,ion.: in other w"ria the problems
~ plan, and animal and environMeE: agriculture in
the ni'.<' States has hen rev"nonize and placed
scientific aud psrmanen; founsia Hons
II :. sn Interesting . convinc1ne .he..s ~ Mr.
V-c,nar's in favor cf mcre liberal encou,as~r.ent
~ agricultural science by C"oere>a A. definitely
illustrative of the application - chemistry the
science ~ cite. the deta;i cs D.-rcr wyliea work
idea attracting relatively lifi'" attention hut
In which laying the Foundation for future ae,i-
cultural ys~,&r>s nsss@ wyiie's investigations
the composition q pantiife affected BY tts
suvJ"nmen.. Not cciy The sntl hat sempsrasur~.
rainfall. al.i,pie cs"uds and sunshine. methods and
time. of planting cuisiva9tce and fefssstSon. and
oil This with sesesroce % swc ,hsnes:
Fin,-The feeding q IL psan, to pecduce the
maximum srvp % strictly sraeet,nc ps.sdpsea
s~cnod-eorh AbeESbaftna q 0uVA afsee aumhes.
ieas exprssmessa - % snke s1sansaoe - an sha
aa3us1l csoaiusoA ~ - ~ ols1saO g ~ -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
OOW|E ADVOCATES
CONTROL OF ZION
Leaves City in Hands Of Three
Commissioners While He Re-
tires to Isle in Caribbean Sea
for Rest.
REPrBl.lc N.ECIAL

REPrRLfC SPECIAL.
Z:"n City. H.. Dec. ITO s.0a9 Of the
followers o: DOwie assembled In shiloh
Tah@ rnacIe. Zion city. yesterday. John u.
Speicher. OyeFsceT In charge. announced
that himself. Judge v. v. Barnes and
Deacon Alex. Granger had been appointed
q tTtumyirate by the flYst apostle to rule
the affairs Of Zion. while he Eetires TO an
island in the Carribean 6ea TO spend ,he
remainter VI the winter In rest and seclU-
zion.
After . lengthy conference with these
men on Saturday. DOwie vested them with
full authority and handed over tho reins
without reservation.
Doctor S;,eicher said that the commits
sion would at once begin the reoTUanixa-
ton Of the affairs IL Zion I'm an endes vor
TO correct any mistakes that have been
made and &. place :hc city on a scl!-sup-
porting basis. This will not In any way
aifec; the ecclesiastical. educational or ks,-
nticai departments. but will result In rad
.cal changes Of policy In the operation u
TIA. fnaE.c Ial and Industrial tttutions.
The FIRST Of these changes viii b. the
consolidation %: tbs. s;ocks of ths. manu-
featuring institutions which have be.n pay
Ing EIaranf. ed dividends ranging from .
20 I. per cent !nsn ZION cons.ls gua1 ar
tee'S9 per cent The second will b. n re-
dUcs.on 81 The salaries cf all 'Ac man
ayers and others that arc receivin9 more
than $s weekly
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
sSSsarr Neal" Sse CAlos.


China. :ncut!ns Marchuris. with about the Of
.he United States five population o;cn
door" holds immense possibilities for the fcr
nations But :. :. aps.ar~n. that this country
benefit much unless China ''squar. deal Tha,
II ie not getting square Seal viewed from Chi
standpoint. those who hold the Mong
most extreme ans;ra;hy must ain,;:.
Europeans welcome all Chinese sti3cnts who n
universities They Chinese merchants
their cities and towns They receive Chinese
hospitality There \ difference between the tales
Chinese ~ th~ better class uron return
from Europe and ~. stories q: those coming
from America.
This 10 the Chimes side ~ Il This .. ,h~
boycott n China r:on American goods This Is ~hy
stir trouble for Americans In China In
view of che open 3on for trade IN China question
1t relaxing the severity "f Chinese excv.o, laxs
AGAIN NJ There r. thought .! admitting
.he ccoNc Rvf Why sh"vl4 nne C7:ns>e banker or
commercial agent ~ welcome IN this country
eyr4an p~6aier- Why should Chinese ne--han.
eesve courteous treatment as Mexican PLANTER:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
Independent.


TIE eni 90 she Russian revolution ~'ll only come
ameiosae4 -h~ condition - 'he Russian labor
Ing classes The minimum, of reform shot.d - nifa-
% the hours of work . tension FOR the worker
q against ACCIDENTS and forced s,opeag.
work Turing Tire dead
I; poss!h.s-s II prohahi~-;hs. she a-f.Acia:
un:.y os the Russian Ernp-e viii weather she
BIZ; evi n friendly federation o.:
autonomous rssp,an.iaG the p!csen;
organic cohesion. ksst together BY ;he
e q des2osic aem:n:ssra:Son-
The Russia w1!i lcr4eT strive TO she
repudo-.es:anenf of Peter tie Great II wiu b.
Esefa ard democratic evolution
think os ccnaues:s and tno rnotesn too moral 90
dream % military siosy Tie new Russia III! be
eic w avua mil:ae in 9oasrrss vhieh Go not con-
Wsn he capable og strong acts IN defense
Of 10 toeai 0hefevef they dane.r This Rus
stu tAus b. bitter any for friendly Pfanee. UAe
- OlnA1 - exanpss Sog 10 6esDoesos1c osaA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
RECENT COMMENT


Punch.
Instances OF the Of the caFnvOres
travelling have been frequent late that
II - highly desirable to be prepared for such an
emergency "a this. Tigers which have been kept in
captivity Tor length of generally foot
sore. and regainnK their liberty almost invariably
leave the hard road for grass lands Thus the we'll
kept turf OF good golf proves rrestibiy at
tr2cttve to eancpated tiger. devotees Of the
royal and ancient wiil do we'll lay their plans
in advance lest they should suddenly Of
the nonarchs Of the jungle. II is obvious the
danger can Be- considerably minImised by employ
nent OF . plump fofecaldic ani links where
water hazards abound be successfully avoided by
plunging into the burn pond The greatest risk
hcweves. - when the animal n lying In q sand
bunker where it's color harmonEes deccptively with
that Of tho surroundings To guard against danger
II Is not had plan 20 employ of q reddish tint
but II this precaution has been taken
open TO the player He may either drop suddenly
all fours. device which has sometimes been known
TO put bulls to Night he happens have any sand
wicfes In his pocket he offer them tiger or
. last resource. he MAJ his niblick. Whether
the Fairiis the ordinary pattern better II ;f-
cult to Ofs-hand. but least may b. asserted
that in circumstances should a wooden club b. used
In conclusion II may be that whatever mar he
said TO the advisabitv ~ saying Bo: % q goose II
= futile TO cry Fore! a tiger.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
|DEN|fS INTRIGUE n
PAYMENT To- PANAMA
Secretary q Isthnian Legation
Says @10y00 0yO00 Was 6ecured
and Has Been Employed b
Good Faith BY His County.
REPCBllc SPECIAL.

Wash1ngt0n. Dee. H.-Re0ardlng tho
seaienent made In The Senate b. NJ.
Ssssssss to sass 4. 'ni n.SaSs;e s q fs fsn.@:.
which wae - payment ta tes intsiGeanfs
was orsanized IN the very shadow ol tho
Capitol Mr.: Nicanor A de OoaEIio.
Having been ous cf the eight who
PLANNED the separation Of Panama from
81 pe inter-; I'm r. Il sH Thai chas pesssIns 70 INV
country. the canal. and. above On. our
patriotic and honorable intentiouet ."
rHshlesssy at.acksd BY The senasec; ! re-,
colleagues. the ssatements q Senator
Culberson need rectincation. ~ - has En-
pressed opinions which mo- 0Ou0e are too
result Of impsoper informass'" On the ses-
MADE SIMILAR PAYMENTS.
FOR the information Of Xr. Culhsgoeo
and other gentlemen WhO seem . - -
eonsassd IN this ~:ssts; T'I ,r:.s, 81 '1a:: ss:
proved By the United 9satee Senate. and
the rejection Of which By Coso@eee Woe
the main cause OF the SEPARATION OF tMS
Rel Republic cf cSio@Saa ae.essss 1or eer-
tain pgtvileeea and. according 70 tno Hay
Buneau-HariilA treaty. approved Cx SnS
Republic Of Panama and BY the Gnxec -
States Senate. the same sum WaD poSo Hos
securing even Rreater privileges.
AT q: TN: THE sun vsa 1919 SS,@ CON. on.
seituted nation. recognised ~ Al ooS w.
Of the countries q tho globe.
HOW SUN WAS E,lPLOYED.
The SlesA.See have bsen disposed q IN
this manner: Six million dollars mvesteo
IN un0rtGaGeS In New YOsk RAJ eoeate ~
c.,sSsisnmens M Of : national Ssak SnSs
loaned to Panama bankers on ceN. N
go employed In cOnverting our silver con
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
THE BOMB PROVES HARMLESS.
No Attempt on Life If President
ll.nlps.i Of France.

Paris. Doc. ls.-The bomb found on The
sfa.. AZ saint Nom IA Breserhe on which
.rI;ena M.IIv ",.h . snoo,;ns 1srsy 3 an3 when Ih
II vas supIss~d vas intended 20 kill The
Pre- s:1enf. :v!ns cu: 10 have been harm
lr>. Analysis shoS Ses1 that the contents
xere composed ~ clay. crushed coal,
nails anf torn paper soaked in petroleum
The bomb ~ss labeled Long 1--we MAI
a.ou." referring % one - the anarchists
recently acquitted of the charge Of par
sicirasioa IN the attempt on the lives q
King Alfonso and President Loubsf Nay
q last
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

This work. which - to contain skoeohan
Of several thousand psCminent O. Louis.
ans 10 progressing Al rapidly as possible
compendium u data relstinS 10 the hfo
histories and active careers CT the men Of
worth and standing In this city. To =.
sure thi. accomy, ,lishnssns. the co-0psTa.
fion o. all who are asked for pegsonsJ ~.
formation II earnestly solicited. No chaSso
VII he made for aay biographical data
aptearinx In the work. and publication
viii be made xi,hou: regard 70 suhscrip.
tIone for the book u viii b found =
most valuable addition to the books o.
usefulness TO 81. Louis people. and. In The
cxpe,taslon this will be Sscognlsed. tbs
price has been med at ~. - Der cory.
Authorized Representatives are now %.
NcaSing orders on this basis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

vice president Of the Santa Fe At the time.
some evidence ought TO preceds IN accu-
The letter reviews the contempt pro-
eeedings broush. against the company
Itself By the Presidsnt's direction and
Judge Phillips order on DeSembes = Last
Judge Philips cited In this connection the
opinion Of the Supreme Court q the
United States in the ''Beef-Truet case
and held that the record Furnished no
foundation fOe impuiink to Nessrs. R1piey
and Norton. president and vice president
Of the road at the time. any Personal re.
sponaibtlity for the alleged violation OF
the interstate-cOmnerce Law.
MOODY'o LETTER. IN PART.
The Attorney 0:n;rsrs Letter :; eSnc.1dsss; s s:
r.ssEaining order dr.wn Into sh: agssssea -, y
y: :ss:i s. 8 ss .lr ss ts
eas:s ~ ~s. insSnsssssns I wish ri. decision .pon
u. ORIGINAL hill u sSH:.x r.ayinS sns 1,hSs
asen,iy Issuing she r.ss!aining oelsr .,.,.
nat since his 1r,e dec.sion. The s1psems;
.s his s.;.s% ss'S sas s'.s v. sa II *. rs
STATE. and svifs vsssas the Cni,ed sa,e.. and nj
% a': ss. ':. e y: :;s
I hardly need ssy that IN my Opanacn the
declsSp q Juds. fh.iiI. . . csssss s,?:e;s, Z. !.
very ihreshoi6 Of the.e proSeelinea. and q q! =!
b sound. In any event. the dssasaon v snan nA, :
6eca1se sne Cvsefnneat hss ." sSp
QUESTION or ta1s kiSd-
PRESIDENTS LETTER.
The Presidents letter TO the Attorney
o-nefHl = a. I..H .0lo w:.s,,.,on d. g.. DC.
E. i$s-Sir: Z have received you: .SoSs nr,.s ws
iSc~mher ~ JnS 0ctc tnsrs" 80. - ~ nh.,i,,.I .Iv
" souciuStve fasnion shat WOW ~ s,,nS ,sE.:,
rehs IN sh: p"o,inn ,. x"9 %r,.<s.a sSsinst the
A. reearde the ptose:dsnSs HssssS-,.sS n fs,r-
c,:lpeni.s implic.ssd ana s.ss :: sesshs ~ asn.rrs
tn~r pswceedines psopose~ sS.''~s "
q th0 COMPANY o., s.,,,,,
In my letter "e June 49,: s:s.sP H ~ cs,nT.s
which In: ac:nallx e.sn tahen ana .niS. ,nss nss
been 50 sisnai.y ju1oneo y sns 80. v"u
you that IN my 1udGnasnt, ~ N youI ~. -. ~.
would have been Wholly wtnoux ~ sS~s ."s.
IN ycoceedine 1ndivSGoauy 13AinN " .a,S S ~
of the comoany. = tnese was nSS v.''e y"
evidence against them ! eGded tnat'
'One of the "fneess. ~ Xotoa - u an =.
allowed 70 shield him. nor on the "sn0 nsn1
II IL TO ~ allowed ec esoee nim 20 ce NaS.eS
out: or the officers with .eom ~ esecsessa
% b 0nSIed sut. tO1 attArH
directed ycu 10 ps'GeeI sSem1 sne GU =.
pany. anil q :"usoS % ctosS.a aeasns. Snx x., ~
.iiSidual cfncer Sny tersn"oox ~ vsS,SSs "s,SSs.
sh0Wane nat ne hA0 nee0 peFSoNy c.sS;
either Sy 81 - q .;Ss rc:, - S ~ "a
e9ree4 WIN Tue ooocs 1o1 ~ ~ ~ sS
Whethor tisere ves eooo efoen1 ger ~ ~,
even aEA!nse the co@1enss1 ~ ~ y 49, -
aGreso VIZ. Su1 Snht ~ ~ sS ~ ~ - -
the Judgment o. the CocU - W. SSSI..1 y " "
NhesSee We mJo'%HSoa . ILL .,s.:,s .ss: -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN LEG.
Robert Steele. q Hotel Clerk. Vic
tim Of a Straw Bullet.

Robert Steele night clerk ~ the Field.
!ns Hotel. Cara and pelmaS avenues. was
accids ,.fs ~ shos In the ;efs !eG. beioW the
relieved from duty and had Gons to his
room.
He had q revolver In his pocket. ana
when he removed his coat the weapon fell
70 the focr There Was . dtschasge. the
hs,i entering eseels's .e6 He WaS token
20 the JeW.sh Hospital. where the sur.
geoos peonounrsd the injury serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Nov York. Dec H-Hoeei arrivals to-day
include the following visitors from Ai6.
souTi:
~ Lnuis-A- L EvAna z a. Peters. G. A,
Mitchell Herald Es2uars: Mr0 o, Ia Yooa8 r.
l. Yarra t3sand Cnicn. -. n Turner. T. AT.
man. Grand: " a. Sestieson. Nsnhsstaa; q.
F. Massr Raleigh. a. Kahn. B-ivshers; d J.
Moiony Bsoedsay CsnsTai: q. Ailhanh. Nor
n,and!e: q. r. RoEsrs AlhemasIe n. J. In0Ds.
C-sgayfan H. ZubeT Metro SHlttAn
Kansas s1,y-S Fetter. BFes.in: D. ". 0oids
smith. Ashiand: A. A. Wren. New Amsaes0nsn,
81 Joeeph-A Rlnrh. Aston.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

isaroduce another aAnleflng tAea . 80 0nA h
this way CsagEe0 Wouh at lsast have tAe means -
Knowing mt what 4 was 6saag. Il esuA asc@taIh
fully IN tie haets anA. possibly sosagA. the shsw-
Ing made might tusD he scale ID favor oe tWo
States.
But tie Speaker Vim allow DethiaG q the soet.
He arbitrarily settled The matter o3-ha0d y ex-
Guiding cousideration q any othef than tie onnthus
tiu whicA Bevesidee champions in the Senate. The
outs.ee. poaitical and sectional. WhieA many mem
her, Individually would shrink from = covered up u
caucus.
The Republicans Won the presidential election Of
1875 by the admission Of Coa0fado % the "Ceate0-
niaI State" and COLORADO h today less popuSoos
than either Oklhhoma or the Indian Territory. They
are holding down the Eouthwests representative u
the Senate and the electoral colleges beeanss they
fear the new States would BE- Democratic. And
they are too cowsrdly to do 1t openly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
LETTERS m SANTA FE CASE
MADE PUBLIC By President

Attorney General Moody Tells Roosevelt His Oppion Against
Prosecution Of Railway Ocer Including Paul Norton Which
Was Recommended BY Special Counsel Harmon and Jndson,
Has Been Borne Out BY Judge Philips IN Recent Dcison
Executive Replies Commencing Mooys Stand Natter Pre-
viOus
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
HooSSo1 - G0g'
IN. funeral Of G

Th~ funeral cf Cornelius WhiseheA4 oE
JerreyvfI.e took place yesterday amer.
nora ~ ; o'c3eek ss she se1odeace In 2ase
S emei.sca ana she sssisi re b d Grove
Ceneee9y Mr. whteo6ao1 - BSe0Ay.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

Chicago. D~c. I1-St. Louis perannS as
Chicago hotels to-day are N follows:
Palmer House,. II. MosYiaon X Ftygunon.
Great SorthsEn-Dsctor r. J. Thuaseg J. G..
Alfts"T g Richter
BYi9g0-A. e Perry,
Ausiifcrtun.-R. II Winter. ". n YPsAas, n
y. Webster.
Aa}essic-C = kicharhsHa.
Grace-F. 4 E1and~rp J. z C6so aaA UifA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

VlUonDeok n 0o0 en- - 0a6e - 00o4e aAy.
Whesa. Q 8, they gEow esrtnla eganOes = Due 0nd
in FIseida aad Ssea IL tess assi1ealy: azs bsing
iag tAea y % bsesie. - h were. ~ sesesaiae
sdaptatioa q these principles Doctor wyiie thinks
tie American farms can BE- made 70 yied three times
what they are yielding now.
Doctor Wyiie twenty yean ago laid out Tie soaes
in whicA alone the suearbeet has thrived to this
day. By a his experiments resulting in sugar
csucibSe BE haA sccocding 10 vrooman. saved Cncie
Gam about $7.000O00 That = bot one ol . score
0f important Nvines cited.
No more eloquent figures have appeared in many
day than those which plead for lbesality to a&ri
cultural science. Take this appealing item: The As
siseant Government EntomoloGists rough esti-
mate a annual Losses Of farm products chareeable
10 bugs preSins o. vegetable products alone. b.
cereals. two hundred million dollars worth; hay.
nftythree: cotton Gxty: tobacco. i've: truck eropa
Afty-three: sugar. I'VE: fruitA twenty-seven; farm
forests. elevea: miscellaneous cropA six: animal
peoducts one hundred and seventy i've millions Of
doalarA to which = to Be added loss Of one hundred
milo0s 6oe natural forests and forest products and
- mech for products in storage: total Of $685.
10000 annually that the farmer feeds one subdiv.
sion Of his bugs
On the Department Of Agriculture the people
spent last year less than six millions: while the
War Department one hundred and seventeen mil
lions: for the POat Once. hundred and nfty-two
for the Interior Department hundred and sixty
seven- The average man on studying Mr.. vroo-
mans figures will conclude that money spent on the
Agricultural Department h good business economy
-D~
The nrst train Of refrigerator cars hauling fresh
meats from Fort Worth for shipment to Liverpool
arrived in Galveston last week. This may be the
beginning Of q large meat shipping business at that
port. since IL h vastly cheaper haul the meat the
ss6 miles from the Fort Worth packeries to the Gal
weston docks than haul the cattle To Kansas City
OF Chicago and then haul the meat to an Eastern
port.
The graft Of chestnut chinquapin invented by
Mr. Carl A. Stark Of Monte Ne. Ark. is neither a
stale Joke noe . crooked Transaction the resulting
nuts being tOoshsOme and nutritious.
Raaeball enthusiasts I'm the Twin Territories are
going to form m India -Homa League and will try to
celebrate statehood by playing good ball.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

Raseball enthusiasts In the Twin Territories ar,
going to form India lloma League and will try I,
celebrate statehood by playing good ball.