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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1905.
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HOUSEHOLD CORNER j
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She started to run.
A nrttv stenograph' r -a:i. hurrSrs
homeward afi'r le.ivit'tf :i triihuthau ar
SIe !ei-If has to..! the ttorv i
If arvot" should f dlovv inn." -li niut-tr-i!
"I kJ.ov 1 si '.!! drop In ro t!m k.
Tr. re hav- be n o muni xnv s: r! ius m ir-!e-
.f Irtli. It li euoutth to make anvoii
nervous "
"o. she tiiide the .Jl" ovr" that '
Vh Ik'isj followed jn.I liy a man With
li r h.irt t a'lru liki the proverbial tni
liamrnr Mi tartc.l to run. S'. did !'.
ftrai.f r For si li'.oik h did i ot i;a f n
lir "T-n rt.c b:t.iti to 7..jKen. and n
v-- i jno.t ;' with li'T
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I r htm'tikiIi was st hl.ini;
I in an.- don't cume." th "pleaded
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II- was near enough to imi ti Ii"p sho'il-I-r
In Id hand j a lirl. ohjt- t T. It
Ciertaax! ntvi !t 1 V. like a !'!'. !i.'iu:i.
I' n't kII m-"' M;e cried
K. v-v.? Shut ii I, inu nam 'o
iir.- t)-,vhoi iifiuliiiori'O'Ml 1!' r I ran
. i t '.x Mr',:- to return the Fren i
li i iot finM our ho. ntuj 1 rup
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4p kilf ! IVth at1
ite crapef tabltpir'i, '
I itieve thb,art cream T
iv tef tu f irm a deli 1. .
tit ptp- iliua to f '
-3!en an i fat table
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Vr bool ItooL.
Mn'hr 1 are cftrr. r I51 11 t '
fjr i.-d -ok aj a iikh 'iBti f: T
fi x i - a was an v r;rv.a b l'.:
rl ' o . n spoils or wea - u
Cll w , o. tr elitir! eV I a '
tatter a. .-.1 wear wll. dce it n
Slrt and ber.ever lei nii. be 'a.ei
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a.wt ni nre Th1 er" ihle rl .It t .
lip 1 1 w.itte but 11 nut) pr : .. pa'
ttrr.. In lue b-trwh and d'en.
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l.e"klare I he ktt .ante frora !4- e 1
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rrai'f INcn. tttn v. ere ji tefve
Ttw cCJ.- Ktt S.";r v ever a"
tn rur i-fe iioi t iti Vno" Leodee
lTiCrh.
natal i
Tal. &oclJ lw
ta Sets.
..-.- .-f j-fe fcr
th tsa'ria tn-iaer It a.kfs tarT er f"
pie at t5 Jeat ta tJl n t creatiar.
.- wetr "n eur hiJ- th j -";tnn V
Kit tfce r-rrr K cf to r-ad-ocrtjt
character Mthrto wivttv p.n tt
he aara cotor and atyW are r"i o-s-It-
acd the cm: rcet ucnctrat-i t
-sti cf three hitrrr-.. 3 a Ke and dt-
iavacd U at acre -il IS c.'C
;rixa.
A Boafaa Laltabr
Blxca. nr Viv!n. &nam are IUa
The ycusc fancy' alcktI-;Ul!iic.
And wbn thou'rt ake. tu cfct-r th.
All tcr trttr toy ate r.car iMt
ii'Txce. Arl'jftu. Sutliu.
HonK-r. Vlrirtl and. oh. tjracloaj!
Jj-rnml nj Atttoll
Kach a OK-t.tji fcrdlnr bottle!
B.Ip fcr tt have prouJIjr toJ ta
.1cric natrs circling listun.
n thtlr irca. snine Lnjht a chupbor
Xun- trvju'tt nter at at lou for;
'.'! Krr.r;n aad tender
Frrin the t!or thrjr n-ver vander.
And tfc- brirht flotilla ciownlnr.
S. th narr-' cf Kcaf ar.d BronIre.
llurj "-j k - sn Mj hold.
Hi la'.tU'xlvil l-it4r-i.il'
Eusc Gtarr-
Mbra the Car Orltrtr.
The Czar of Kn!a ir.ulntalns focr "p
arate stables, 'acli ccnil-tlng of atout
tl'ly ltory-3.
Te mi't strlklnj? rqiiirmnt I" knomn
as the "Bala" "t. anil comrrI--s fifty
white ILinoicriaii hort. lih fclut- cyif
Th- re I" not a Inirltf .- of -..'.,r ua "an
of the anloriN. ant! th- fofn one cf tha
firnt t.oI!c-cllr.s of Ha:ior:jn in th
worM.
Tiny ar- houl in tr. abl at the
lnttr iMlaco. tcsftliT v Ith ui I-"rnrt
-t i c.illrl fr-tm ti." fact th.it tl? horsc
ainl their trappings re tiiiport'.tl from
rrano.
At QTt'hlna In locatoj tlii "D.ij;lih
st.' tlii!- herver he trails he ii ac-rotnp-it.!-I
hy the ""Iu-.-lan jet." rno-t
rctninotiiy In u--? All 'oxetfcer. th Czar
has" for liis pvryuna! ue mote than 2W
hots'.s.
.Mltlfcadoa.
"WliScJi .lo v.iii like t'-.e be-st. mamma.
llzirt or IStf-thoiei!-'
"Wl.i. I Hk- i:ftlun 1-it I think"
' I in 1jI. for 1 I i-t l.i.jk n the
husi r Moz.ii: in th ;rlor"
I r fur Kl imprr.
Ir !s .t p -llc tiatni f .t flutfv A'licora,
it nplrh i .i l.i'l 1 jlilt of rim:i:i?
awn-. l.'ttleUt v.h lui a proptM irv
!nt-.'-t In the animal .'.-it-.l i ei inotlii-r
th !, r la .ith t.ir;Itn iuw..
"Irlth tr!"l f fin aw:i ' fclf -.iM. "unl
!h.' uutli bail .tut uoiilijii'l fiiiiiil ,i:ul I
tlitlik-i! Ir t!i to th- !.uj. r it . the
jiil:'t tv-l .aj "
MamninN !l-cpllon lln
I.'nle Jiifi h.i'1 n.tl-.l t'rit t.jrlv
eveij WouiiviSjj. th-ilv h-r mother a
op;--ei to lv -it htitti' . 1. tM:innl n la
in' writ "lit 'ii 'Iie-il iv hot mother
n . iI' no mot to.v.rJ Ie.i:nr and Juan.i
i iii.rkel:
Mjnitna. t'lN I o:ir il otitlon ii.iv;
.1 M ' u tli'i k It t.ni" to put on ; our
I n .in j ;o ot"
ftriilnl lore.
A January !uM will S .1 pe I'lent hoiie-.
Keeper ami very Kwnl-t tnpiel
A IVliniary iirlile will be .1 ln::ni:i anJ
iftetlotiiii wife am! teii-! r mothr
M.ir-h biMe will le .1 frivolono . hat
tertxjv. rotnuhat t;iv:i to ijanrrelln
An April bride will le ineoii. mt ict
xerv InlelUgent. but fairly Kootl bitkliu
i A Mai brl.io ul'l Iv lijii.Nonio. nm i!!!!"
1 an! Jlfcel-. to be nnppy
I A Jane lr!Ie will be liiipeMMti .mil seti--ro'i
1 Julv br! will le lia'n!oine an J
' "tna" but a tt!1- fjii'i X-t-t'iy :l
' n Ai:cw1 bri5.- will be nmltll- anil
I pr-i. tirxl.
I A St 1 1 ember brKle wi'I !e tlNrre t.
I .il.ibie a.! m'e 11 lik.-I
n V-tol-r brl.'e il t .. prrtty. Ofp.et
I '.-h lov'i't b-i J liji"
N..veml r bible .:" 1 1 lilHr.'I. klr.'l.
!i .I tf I V. l! 1 .lpel'blt!
'1 ' . w I1 ntfljx-r-
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TASIUONS
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ill
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t 1 : -iri"i f Tiif t .!'
t. . :. iu. : e tv i i iv.ir. . d i li ti. 1
w . . .!. '.. n I'le nm! ni- if T-
... 1 'i .- tilled bv nitll o-iiv Al-
1 - .In-, tlitrei-e, .r !
rt- i..PiE5 Hi ivi: cow:;
.,.- -la''. , :t . e dreei are
I fa 1 't-' ,'a fi'.ti. k. mr r- or
v 1 ns,-, v.be. a. It
l-vjn- a ne. 1
.1. tailed. 1
ar the -:-
c.-'wn'-d li'air r iirofrv the Mrr
Jre T!.i 'fnti U . "v!red a fv.r
n tlWe J her ntti.ic pt'r
re t-th!;i le rach of v.-f) woman.
!-- ! tSe ,; h; in fjh'.-nl'C thee
mnieneij l-ismtti ad in.eaej com
f -tab! attlfle fer onef i; There r
nup r--flde. tw ehcoe frers -jUthough th
11 tef lt!e are fallow! .a almost -
, ry .tjle for woraen
im comfort
: o:
rr-r tnment th-ic ntM e'. da rot
- f.i. a wit iv? f,-:ie. r a-f- a - fi
1-.tead cf a fuJI-cithe'-d -kir- ta'--! I
t.. voVe ht'h fare one '- mt -.! a '
Of a -"olhee H ibtrtrd .--.'; f-tt cjth
er eaovt ttvf ;: tnr e; -re k.rt to tile
pvie'e; eVe tie 'v.t f ta Kl up
jst aU the ne-"Try w.hh ad clrri
tmuci". better !lc than taoe octalr.e,- by
! -jie of cathert. Tbe rarmat t -o
pUiri'. faMrs- thtt It t aot sv-roau t-e
till f f! wra drevisvak.r Tt froct
jvk. Jithi Ra.J the sleeve l cut In oce. ani
the trtcV rote atst tiack of !- U in
4Kv H aci me'Jii.I tfierr t no sCev
rcv itii r sen prtt.r 2ect t ci--l
.v t twc tne tei.-. are Si.h1 lih
kjc irtatv c for-nctJeal. ererjit-t
--5 r-3ist Is cec-.vi.ry
st- r fc .
Tt.' patters. : cen-
Jt erdVrti te .are ta ct; btt.t .t
ire c t z-t t rat:er- de.fed.
Aiire I"ar3 Itrartrstas, The Ilt
5 -tic st. Uc-ta. Mo.
MRS. VAN STUDDIFORD AS THE GAY "LAOY TEAZLE"
MAKES A FINE IMPRESSION IN GARRICK OPENING
, s- zSP
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U Ww. if w
fa"9 ap -VtJh-TL "AWiBI JTUm
THERE'S MUCH
I-ady Teazle," a done !nfo a libretto
by John Kendtick ltai:i;i et a!.. 1 rtally
a bett-r 'ntcr:a!:irr.'nt for hutie-t tnoib 1 ns
than Tne School tor Siir.dil." as .iri.'en
by the lafu Sir. Itlchard Hiin!ey jTnernla.t.
fif c ur-e. vvo n.ut on.-t-ie what .ui lh
world h.fi concvdid-th.it "TlO Si-1-.ool ' !
the mojt.1 of tverj comedy, tind that the
thousand and :: i-reen ivisi d,.-3 that
have folloneii sSnie hriJan thought of
the trit-k. lurk Uik to ni- :nvexiuvi'".
bus. "nnvertheita and iioTtvlth-taudm?.
thl new erMua ol the old lory is le-tter
for I'.'-i than the old one.
It 1. of course, u fact that Lillian Rj:
eIS rutted this not tie or:ti:i.il-;i.irt of
I-ldy Teazle. !t 1" a!.-o a laet timt Siiss
ltL.-M 11 If one of the prettiest vvotfen of
thl- or any otl.er cs !'"al it i doubtn.!
ir -!.e could ever I'.t Into it with the satue
adaiilitbillt ti.al we lind In the t-i.-v of
S!: Van &i iudi:oid Yin new prima
iolllla hll'i Hie good fol"Sl...e To In" b'lti
vvS;h ini-t.h ai.tj. und now tiiat s'.e lu
had ! er tllni; at f.il ' nhi opet 1. mi- ha
d.e.,I,.;'d jt.inp und voice ipiaiitit-a thut
are ..a. Iim her m v u- A
Thvre ll" beet i.:ir fault, on Oiltl -lollt
with hi r f.itu:uiati.i I.p: till-- a.Jd"tel
lt-i-l: Ia.t nl.t-Mi admirably tii.it . ery
word of tin rapid lire la -ome of u'-r
M'lis vni ttali:ht hkiHe.
Mr--. Van Muldiford'a mondf In her
fveiiis wuli Sir l't-l-r itl.e lund; toilovvs
ciccJv- the ld -torj) tin ni h.in;i!.ii;.v
Uolit- tiiat Oi..- thli.Ui. f the b ! davi .jf
Ada Itehan In thi" :!: futnous of coir.edv
h(..oi:.e.
M.vn the curtain lejli t tlw end of the
piettv- firit .l U vviit up acaiii a'iiti-1
o:. the n.it.if.t. for thrrrc vva.i a d'-matid
f.v.ii the front that ;,of vvl! ah ad any
ovation' that lie- eiet Itcil turuvd ioo-.-in
the pr-tij ijuril a
e iliubetts l.ave lift rar"! mi. h 'n
trior attni: fo: "I.iJj TeaIe." Tin.
piece ! tren -li - detail of ui-Mm-itud
suiroiit-i-liiL;.
lh- pioi'u t. aI.o la on the proranme
cs Mr. Ilutniide. ha roj;e-! hN alor
and hi- fabiios 10 .lui'i'.ii.sly tiiat tl.ttf
L nevtr an Ir.Man! v. Inn tl.- pi turo
:e.m-, out of liatmo:i with lu'if.
The tuiiiiaio ".J'niuuitiiis -Mr. an
StuddlfoM l made up .f .1 itrou; : v !'.!
Pie n.en :u:d women, inos: ot wh.-m are
not we.! known l'i tin- .I'lnatv Mr. U il
haiti l!t.riiiau V.eM. r-e :;tl of lie- lel
:air moi k. plt' 1 S.r .'Jeler t'.ai aje
pro.l.hej tile b t tiaiiltiotih of the put.
t!ia:v lut ..an a a " nev.l.at i--. v.n
t! i'l:il Si- fll'Vv.- a'.d Hie Joe. pit Si (face
'. Mr Tj-.t. r bail In lis 'Jk,-;e-tl '!i tit
t! c Lite K.,bi r Tab- 1 .- view of Hit tllalik-!t""-.
bu; lir.;ortatt jiait.
Alt " t ii- ...:kwl w.li a - ti' . .ft.'.
lit bit. .!- I lleil til- I. ll-e .V IV '.lit
be -J.-ll' tl -V 111"! IK iol.ll'1'l". -
Mif :-rii Nr.eti a- l-i-i M-ervvd
en.e i i av little ' old Tlie . .
on her vi.e could l.a'.c no oilier i-aliis-ftclor
.;ljit3tl'iit.
,ii-i lal'.n h;-ii'er's Jlaria was n
rlinriaiiK pi. tdie J..d or Iiail. ! . .idl-
erce ihtusri well ct Ml-s Spenet r. I -r
he wt- a Mifi btt of a '!ovvi In i g.ir-
dm i'.li -1 v.'-h toVe..ii, I ou aro
realli louV.im; lor Mac..- .idn--e. -'-v I-idy
Tazit ' It i be't'i thun t! - :ilerti-e-
raent.
. .
S;rs Vcn Studdlford i ' ta.lrif at a
hotel while in .-: l.o-.i. ttat". t than x.
:u.i:n tli'tni'ir. .1 wit' 'm a f v. ! . k of
the tneit-r be miitiv- Imar-N a i'r"ie
i'..ear .ar : t li " ai -1 IvV. to li. - p!-tt
tii.nie o..t I . .he i u'atv Ker moruin
he rd- hi"liik -...I in 'In af'tnioon
-he ha .f nap or re .e- valiv.r-. Weilnes-d-iV
S Wil. tak.; ail of hir aJi'!ates out
to Atla:a for a '1:1,1 on htr a r.ac. and
a b 'e ' hr i wi t it a: bo-l pjoduct.
The IVdette or-h-tt-j. :ire"ted !i 'ar
cltne M h h is tr- -fea'ntf ' of u vatpd
bill at the Columbia. s an oiK-nlnc pl'-e
the- cp.L ln;rtiTi!iial.-:- J.lav.d The
l.uirv vf ice i'allttur b 1'ii'tk r,'
v:t "fi'lim. b, Ni olil '.M-n :ve
of Winder ' :i-e: .-afe tK- bl' f.f '!'
recital, a Jew-rtpi'vo pie - .! d "A l-
With a lr-r ' The r trade t'te i
ehow. the , o tiun tr t! - " blc im. .ind
t!ie CO', en af. r the p-'.jrmai -e v.ere
-:rse-.ld w th wo-..er:u: i. . urs y A-
nil adJe.1 tou. h ..f real.ftn a larRe Jnpar.e-e
co;i made a 'tis sli.'.- f .i ball n u
li'Jige
i:!"T ltmtet hshter of foe' 'han eve'
iiefore. dir ed a.i-l -.inn asteiab'.v I If
Ihfir hrt appeaianre 1: M. I'JI :t .
thlr fiwi in K ire;
T Nlsi-n Ik.-.. ' intnlpti'ttor. unl
llluln'.t dll ne neat 'nlrr.lnR S;a' '
inc an o 'a' . (o.o-lan JeiepU rc
man !. or-c a! ".one t - hmc llro'her.
Her- I en i i . . Inliat'ir-. Mt.t and LWI
l..e nu la.- ""Hi' .'11 - "II- '" "
:., : .
.1 .nrinr u. 1 iu "lu-nra
'rt:iej r.ni - .fd
am
djc-
n
V
e' -b.. in el pi jB'ra31l
NOTABLE PERSONS
t ti n t
AODIPW Al niPNRF.
lft UK!
lllliwt ngwiiiiii'ie
Xo-wltl star !!r;ir te counter altrar-ten
,, . f "hji". ra?nv .jclet (-"'
ve-e in !h. 'it-:' avi'f ne at th- Siirrb-k
MT-xxr 1 -.: iit to pv -.l.eir rt-spe-ts to
Ml- 5 -' '', -'..ddlfor-'
Tie ..-. worn 1 most of th a-
d'.es jf.'l '' letve betti nuide tsr-
' ' ; ila . and were ur.-
. ,"v . .a! u'
An ... '' " -r-". r- '.nr."
Mr .-S V.T f-j"' - Pre. -i-' w.te 'n
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f. -l-n M- I1J bTtf l- " C"
Mr a I Jlr llear t" Vci
r . -t V' " Mr .nl M-
Mr tin
G.-l:r.i3 K.rr
y.r T- t Ttwc3 if iv-.ja ieli pt-'T
Wr l.- t: t -h i (X Thorn. l-iw. lt
i. ttJ:-r tr. Hurt rsa iaii
k;
ftrt.j ptr rt t;.ti Ert
to U
r-tuJit fjT''
v, Hhir" Is-aSiJ ! tnv
N'e Trrk
It- l
i s..tlis; cf the T-S Vittenal
.Mr 4 M.- ?-- Ttak'r xrst znr bl
K.-t la -- ehlr
yit -rl Itr. I-m I'rf.'-'i. tr ,r4 Ut.
J,rr.. r. u- v. Sir Mr lltKH llf.'f
. Mr -ii. M- ia!. Kcslel. iir Ui-
r. l - intr" l. i.fti .j
Mr. J M '-6ar t.
Vr. I.-, t T -true -
l Aixs Mr. ijj yt
r&-ti Mr and
Mr. t1'
Jlr-rJ W K.Ju-
of Nc Yaa ard
v
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int-t: i:i ;
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v-- E- K: "-h - - aid
r.rvy --rl
,.T rtat tari as t. t
TOMORROWLAND CARICATURES
MILLIQpiMinC IN 29UO. '
Ealt'tncre MJ 'j-t Hei-j n S
si. pee-teil tho m-ae-it fa-'aiv. To--v3T--tv-i-i
fcr the "a?t tinve en !
staee X'- ta Aedsv Cf Mclf to-rlrh
Tt. abretta ' ty ee-hn Kendn.-k U-.c-
and th core br Ataauet K.ti Air
jurr 1 .i 2rr- crrlna! liire-tx t.
evo.Ved a deeded. j nrej Pit i:xitr.f
- Nllswaite -rjo has e-jad Voa
Uc.erit U I-i-eretd It the expeM
nert cf a pref'-wtr Fcrcarta mho Is
i-uins-rc a Sifht -nto the fcture.
ejvlicily UlUesaSe. dtr.:l.i a4 a ot-
jM2?r 7zzzr
OF THIS IX THE NEW L.iY
ley company are whiked of." fo tho Thlr- I jK',if, Holme, cf th" P-.tprrrae Court of
t.eth i-viui.ry. In z.i. money h i :ot it ih 'nit.-il 5tatrs and Mr.-. Holme-, 'o
volue. ard a -pe. dy tetiim to jir.seiit-'! iv I ntjht w.tne:iil the p-rf irmance entitled
con ll.io.i- ! i-ir-d bv ttte l'htlatuhrovl-l. j ".vllle Jli.'-iV' ".ii.'li nicaii a wee."
Thi iffcri I the iio: elaborate fr, ii I f.,pn;i"i'i n: fc.rent lb- ..ur.-.!il.i Theater
a t r.ii-' -t.-'".l;oiiit that Mr. S.iv.if ha.-. vvlih M'- l"i itrl Schi'ff in tl title ro'.e.
given th" a lie. . Mls i?cl.en ri-ci iVt . I y;i"endlil itceptlon
i ue xnuMrai t ivcm'- wi- inierpeten .y
a cat Imludln nrirtie MacUcuald. IIen
Ala'-vin. Helen i..!e. i "avion V. pile. IA1-u-1
Slart'tiib I!, !J uleii Pes J. tl..riKe
Hittvey and William Wiedui.
MRS. CARTER APPEARS
U REVIVAL OF "ZAZA."
NVvv York. O-'t. 5 -Sir lslie rattr pa-p.-.:e.l
to-r.li;r.f at the i'-'las-u Tluatet In
ii i v.val oi "Zizi."
1 1n ; i iv . . 1-hi'Uj.i. firr!li.-:r fo New York
tl eiter-i;tv r- th-i.".-h It ; -eiVr-. j ei
'. f.on 1 Mt. fu'iT, -ttm'.l to havt- Iot
iio'it of Its int r -si
!r-f ititt. r 1. 1 an m'eitate perforni-an-
e of tie -ati.e par, which calls fn'
triKh emoti trttl vnrlt. She was nirround
l l.v a ii.iu;n i.t . ii'minv. .tod r. .-e'v I
a. vv. r: i v.hout fiur.t an audit n e that
lil.i ! the h u- .
ROOSEVELT AND FRIENDS
HEAR FRITZI SCKEFF SING.
Wad 'nstcn. it 0 Tin lu relent und
Mr lt.es vi it with a -art- ,' frie-,,1--.
oil" iti-'ir i I Si ej. tan- of State i;..ot and
THOUGHT MARRIAGE
MADE
Karl !;iii!!ifii.-ihMii ami ISarhara
lilt- haw. I.itttl TtiU',lli,r
laoiiv
l.t'ani ilif Truth.
Who svrpos'd tLrnit.:ves rrcs-erly tnarrled
After ltvi-c 'otethtr for more than
three mns'h' Air! 151 m"iche!n and liar
"lr Hurnmil v.tenbij le-arr.d that they
w f t .: n .rr.ed It. their Iirnorance of
' th- . tN thn i'lt they bad been made
.-an m.i wife v.h-n the obt-ilntil a
' license to - ed
A neither f them roald ppeak Kiu
lleh :h- 'hoi.lt tl.e r;-.p.r which
tinJed to -.n-ta Mt tt !te.-rder- oSl e
was a cert.t te and I'n did nvt l am
the tretn . th tiwv were notnVd tht no
ret.irn bad mi rnade. or. th
Tl.en .e- !iastaed'to rectifv t..e rai-
taXe t . tl t"Jy I.JHJ Btavl.
Peace, Ullharu r rformed
J uitb of t! I
tae eeremc '
e.terav afternoon.
HhiraeaKc.r. a ad Kit Haatnel wre
if.rr-' .- P iirarte Tr cir! carae
to Amerl'a with her parents acd th
)Ouar nun follMwed th-Tti.
On urrtv:-. in S: L.ot. Karl a. met
by Hart.i. a. .-. .-tl. art, i-ttmrd they went
to the Itecurdcr-a oBS- and rot a ilce
to marry Then they rent -4 rooms ard
w-nt to -j.Veeirni' a rnan and wife
! Jiy ir ! bi th j 3Vvtl to th" prenil-f ,f
! Slav; KiCr. at N HaT S--eath 8ec--.d
1 Ptreet. taklee up their hme were on JuJt
V .a-.t Kir! w -vrsd recn nrlv and M
i Keener f tiij .tj, iHii-HT.-ctfirn j;oi '.-ai-,
jr.t
The licence to rnarry h..I b-ec prtcsrd j
or uarrn ' e-ierviaj- a se.vi .c.n.
after trarr. -c about -.Tie r-aefced t!
i !. .-seaax.-. is a- bSr a home. It wa
! frora 'be lieeord.r. nl !t rm-itle-i taeci
- .. 'taV-n"ou- tj'th.msixnMntha'iir'
At -i i ' Uji.'ajnj i-o 'an tf-d r1
Jak Er.CLlt. -ailed in aad nVe,J
" -fc can! and irlin. Irernry by
Vr. Keter .e'Vee tj-e fact laat the
Uvr .'ad n-ver v-!te-I a rachf P?
or Jtitlce In tr-lr Blfu! Icnomnce cf
.nt-sr custiims and law, they fcid vrp
p.t ! "-etr-f .'... vt! v.ren 'he !K e
Ivi, ree obtaar.ed. tt hen Sir Ke-Ier U.I&
tnem -?it f-tr e net mrr!.d. Ka"
rmdJ-ed the Ier.e r.-el In tnumfi.
.av.-i !t y.'. tV'ew. cf the c eth;it
.i-Ncas. Jirilorr: TrtiJI- Krr'v-j-lilr.ti.
Sir ih:- aaVw aani. yartsira.
Mail I.ff'i l,iM'i'iirni'd -li.i-n-ii to Marry Wln-ii They
' fkjfei j 9afeiL eiV "ar anT Qfft'aannarFjBaSCJanaaaXWfaann7.aan aaaannnta?SK'QlJr H
. yy k vaaaL nrfS -frrv jffcM.nnfcafa Ja aannnlannBlaapfBaannnnynnwMOawftnnaaTaannnnnnnntaaBBnnnTlnMa. a'naaTaalay T !
t iT,rjMama&vu-J!.wtfm-zfA, . mr-a
1 ga&gSiBsMaanSaaaTanWBJ . liBKBrWSflBt V4gU9MMo f aam
fi aBvinWnnnngangLagSnnnalagaaW --gaiaannl I
mi:, anii ms? kit in rviivrnKiv
TIIA.I.E" SHOW.
; ai..i vva" wen -..iiportiu nv a iaie com
luny. Ijuruur a i In i-nii-e-li'ii the cum-i-i-i
r, Vlctir Kitlait. vv.iv, v.t -te the mii
- - fi.r tie- i.jHra. -t-ppei! to tie dlrcetoi's
. -.:.,r ni-d l"j t'-.e .ir l,.tr. in a tendttlcn
of Tlie St.ir-S;atii;ied I!.inn0r."
T!: !r ideiit Jolnitl ti'e audience in the
h'.titv upplau-c vhleii fol'owei!.
JEFFERSON'S SON PLEASES
NEW YORKERS WITH 'RIP."
evv lork. v-l S Thorn J;fferi.n.
-ii of ,Toi t !i J. f! rot' afttr five yens
of t inrimr v..th I lion I'ouclcault's Mime
v.t-l..n ..f Kip Van Winkle" is sivms
Ni w York pl.tvi.o"i- a t-t if 1.1 quality
li. :!. ,l.. -A It I: ".I.. !i III" ill-tlncuiihed
' tli:" namo -ib .o Inn; Intimately a--1H
l.;i d.
Wnl'in l.'s Theaitr. where Mr. Jefferson
i plavlnir hi iir-t t;i.tr t tisasemcnt !n
tin ilty vt- n.'.di t.ii. !v well tilUd to
ii.:ht. witb rin u'iJi.te' that found much
; .i :i!r.U'' lit lu- ihaia'-ti tlr.it Ion of tho
..i-t;.lne !l!p
Airo-ia- Mr Jiffr-n a-oeiate In tho
.-a-: v.-re F t U. ti, t.. lit It Irk Von
't. .km.i't Ku-jell Hiett a Nick Ved-
' " and
tllln I I lib r as- tJretchen.
LICENSE
THEM MAN AND WIFE
Hininr.ol. Tiiroii-rh l-riiorantv f
Xi-aih Tlin-e M:iili. TiMii!i XoOr-
- --- 4 - . ifr '
t r.tn the licence hid la-en l"tei! to tl.em
a ro-npanb-il ! Mr Ke.lf- and V
1h'ei Humnicll. is-r of the bride,
eir?in .ineht th ofh. e o the lie rdr
i-d a.ti'd for a seco- p, , ne, '.Vt'h thl
tne e. ij. ". ' tie '.flir o' Ju-tlre
I! I'jartx. .'h I.-xtdw.T. and were
duly and rn!Iv r- .nd in viedlo'k
CELLA COMMISSIOM C0fr!PAKY
BUYS OUT DONOVAN HOUSE.
Vl.-oriUlon Pnila llvl-teree af Cot
fern lilrli llo Otitte Ituvftte.a In
si. leiol. for Ti-emj Iran.
e .a. Ad.r i T.ile. vwne-s cf the Cella
V-miMl-i v n, i.i ii!ve tK,!iht for
O p. e --n-h -' t't Hde i vviltlrs to
irt-itte the v f.tr und liwlte of tho,
IVrt-.ovitt I'OfflD'y KiB Inxtany. ;." 3!"'
I'ire Uet Th dtal rcae th rurchas- '
e- the owne-s of all it co.iir.ls!cn t
tu.i ef 'lax of the Cella " nipaay .
in th tlb
Tsiaa T ta- . . ii.tatt - mr .. 44t a J aa !
oar t-i - ' ini --ill ) t n v ii ( ) ,.-
obi. ar 1 rotvvl t the late John
Donovan. o e the ,-nr of th land!!
aoiei and other .!tsabi b-jsinti. p-o;rty
A 'tcr his death, hi. iMik tock care
1 of tl
her 1
th- oniBtJUR enspany which totn '
hu hand's name, f-w a time and then
out la fi. W f Uvrecn. Charlta E- I
iiaan i . iri-nii, nrniy tr-n i
a i. : otre-rs. I
Mr f"aron ay he and the re.t re I
e tenrvt!y ir.teresied in ctar baI-I
n ; rjUi'nw! that thev hive net the
tLx' to eond'j. t th i-o-STilior c-n"tn
uhlrh htv beer sv d. He rrn!s that the
Grand Jury ln-st.safIon hai an-trla? ta (
A-' irlth the sul. It always had bn I
i.' t inar. t.ie ifir-ovan j;c--" waa iuir.z
a I'Xlt.xaite ti.lc.A
Prank J l!lnr 1 rRaruirr of the Cell
C-ttny
After ti aew. rwid the "Vast."
CAR DRAGS GIRL;
MIS CONDITION
Miss Blanche Sheridan Clings to
Handrail, but Sustains Injuries
That May Cause Death.
CJutfln to a street car to protect her
self from injury. Mlas Blanche SheriUui.
y.' year old. of Nc. BIT iark avenue, was
tiraaTKeil tttentv feet nnit vrlon-slt.- lnlniw.1
at lark avenue and Fourteenth street -teruay
mornlns. She was taken to her
nume. ner eonuitlon l crttloaL
JIa Sheridan sutainetl brulve on her
left siiir and lcs. Her rght shoulder and
rum arm were tillocnteu. her left ankle
-pained and three riRlit rib brokv-n.
iiljs Sheridan and three women, whose
names were not Itarncd by the police,
waited for an oagtbound Tower Urove cir
at Kodrtter.th street and rark avenue.
TI.e eir stvpred fcr then ar.d one of the
women got aboard. MUs hheridan placed
one foot on the nit p.
A j-fce did u. cycwltiimtw say. th car
t t.irted at the isaal of Conductor George
liacknrd. who ! said to have been Inside
collectina; fare.
Miss Sheridan wa thrown backward,
but crabbed tho handle of the rear ptit
fo.Tti .to keep from fallinti. i?he wan
dragged alone the street fullv twentv feet
bifore the '.ar was vtcppeii. Tlien h-
was taken to her hcn.e. a block awav. and
attended bv IVwtcr John t. Icbreoht of
Xo. Z Oiouteau avenue. He pronounced
her conaition critical.
McCASKRIN'S NAME MAY NOT
APPEAR ON THE BALLOT.
Candidate for CoBarrean la Foar-
teenlh IlllaoU, Dlstrlrt Did Sat
Attest i slBaatam on retlllaa.
i:RI'tIU.Iv! SI'Ei-IAU
Srringrield. m.. xt. -Failure on the
pirt of Grorite W. SlcCaskrin of Roek
!-lnnd to comply with the iirovlstons of
a new law. may prevent hi name app-ar-Itnc
on the ballot for Coinjn-si-man In the
Fourteenth Oon8re.lon.i! District, r.ot
r.lthstandir.K the f:1pt that n :iom!natin
petition cor.telnins several hundr.-l name
l.a lio.-n filnl in the utllce ot Svcrvtary
cf State Hose
Fnder the trovl.-lor. of an act of tho
last G-ner.l Assembly, a i.oniii'atint: pe
tition rauid be uniform on evry sisna
turo p.tRe. each pase havlni; the proper
bcadii:;:. -.viih a worn statement at the
loitoni of each pae atte:!nu thtt the
sl;niitt:re are i;enu!ne. The pttlttus pre
sentitt by McCnskrlii does not comply
with thl- Invv. Although the j-tition han
been nrctptrd In the fcVcretary's office.
It i not Imntobtble that sten will be
taken to enjoin the Secrttary from pla
cing MoCjkr!ns name ui-on the ballot
for the tlectton. which will be held No
vemlMr. !cCJkin was un'ated n Hepresenta
tlve trom tlie Itocl; Island e.Htoria! dis
trict 1 ist sprint; and later vtn elected
Iniiependeu; .Ma:. or of Kock Island. HI
candidacy for fonitres also 1 Independ
ent. Otlier nominations In the district
have been certified to a fo'lon.- Tte
rubllcan. Jam- MeKlnney. Alo.lu. Dem
ocrat. .Tamx Howanl I'atteee Monmouth:
rrohlbi.ioni-t. J. Marion Fort. Stmng-hur-t:
Sn-i.ilit. Ilonur U Darby. ICook
Island.
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IN OMAHA JAIL
Man Charged With KidnapiBg
of Cudahy Says Trial Will
Bring Out the Troth for the
First Time Appears Conideat.
Omaha. Xeb.. Oct. ft Pat Crowe,
shackled to Detective lleltfeldt of tho
Omaha Detective Department, and accom
panied by Chief Detective Dunne, arrived
In Omaha at 9 o'clock to-niicht from Butte.
Mont., where he waa arrested a week airo.
A crowd of two thousand persons had
fathered at the Union Station. Intent on
leeurlrir. If iiesfiblc. a a-llmpsc of Crone.
A lance cordon of polio opened an aislo
from tt platform of 'he train to a patrol
wajton in the rear of tho station. artS
Crowe, between two detectives, with a r-i.-trolman
walkliu: ahead and another "e--hlnd.
ra marched to the wason. amid tho
cheer of some and exclamations of
others.
The extraordinary precautions taken bv
the FolVe lepartment for Undina: Crowe
safety behind the bars sicrr.ed hardly nec
essary, for he save little heed to them, ami
apparently had no wish to make his es
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tion. A !arre crowd followed the patrol
to th' utatlon. whtre another crowd had
fathered to witness the return of the pn
oucr. I'recautlons were attain taken to
prevent friends from reaching the prison
er, and he wa hurried Into tho Captain's
office, where- he was registered.
Opto-Jie his name warn plai-ed the chars
of shooilnc. wltli intent to kill or wound.
The prisoner shook hands with Chief of
Police Ihmahue. Special Ajtent Visard of
the Vnion Pacific and Benjamin Kcoxan.
a llfeZoni; Omaha friend.
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lie ordftvd a supper of steak, coffeo and
desert, after eatliu; which ho conented
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Ids allowed connection with the kldnapins
of Eddie Cudahy.
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kMnaplnp.
"When this case comes to trial, said
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Ood will take care of me: he takes caro
of ever body, and makes no mNtnkes. I
do not feel nearly so anxious nlioiit secur
ing; tnv liberty a pain a 1 do to reform
and set back to an honest life. I onco
did well !n Omaha, ami if plven a chanc.
I believe I can do ks well aKain."
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