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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
wHITTEMoRE WINS FROM HUDSON.
Cornell Youngsters Net Game Is Too
Much for Older Heads.

Owing to the inability of w. ID. Easton
to get away from business, but one match
in the tennis tournament of the st Louis
Athletic Association was played yesterday
what the programme lacked In quantity
w. D. Hudson. last years single cham
pIon, and Audenried Whittemore playing
one of the best matches ever seen on local
courts Although the latter did win rather
easily, their game was so well played that
the score was almost entirely overlooked
"Auds" net game was too much for Hud-
SON who has not had much practice
as he should have had TO win tennis tour
naments. The score was S-3. 81.
The final match viii be played Saturday
afternoon, very likely between Easton and
Whittemore. Those games should be worth
a long trip on a hot day, too.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

fhifsss fsifsssipiia ;i'':: ':s -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
MISS BEsNETT-BEssIE MACKLIN.
Joe Frey Beat the First Star and
John A. Morris Bessie.

Chicago, Sept. 6.-MIss t3ennettt has final
lv been beaten. She fell in disgrace in the
fourth event at Harlem in the rich Grad
uate Stakes. worth S.c0o to the winner. and
Joe Frey made her bite the dust. Miss
half a mile. but Talley never let up on
Hoe Frey from fiagfail to wire. Turning for
It could plainly be seen that Miss Bennett
was a beaten f1lly.
Fourteen 2-year-olds opened hostilities
for the day. and the talent beat the race,
one, two, as Cora Goetz. she heavily played
favorite. won all by herself, and Pirate s
Queen the next choice. finished second by
three-uuarters of a length.
Bessie Macklin, the much-touted speed
wonder who was thouhgt TO be a world
beater met her match in the second race.
in which she was defeated by John A. Nor
ris.
Summaries;
First race Eve furlongs-Cora Goetz, no
cTuliyl. to /. won. ptrate's Qoeen, 10: (Buch-
aban) to /, second: Il Dfiefte, liz tAexa nderl,
30 to L. third. Time, l:9s %. Hanswurst. 81.
BlLn. Mr. Poneroy, Luego, Rustic Girl Peaches.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
MossE WILL COACH wARRENsBUR0
State Normal Has Fine Schedule of
Dates Already Arranged.

REPUBLIC SFEIIAIA
Warrensburg. Mo-. Sept. 6.-Arthur Mosse,
who coached the Warrensburg State normal
football team last year with much success,
will coach the team again this year, begin
ming September 10. The games have been
arranged as follows:
Tarkic at Tarkio. October 6; Missouri State
University at Columbia, October 10; Fort
Scott at Fort Scott, October %, Haskell In
dians, WGrrensburs. October q; Wentworth.
at ~I.exin gron, November 3. Arkansas Uni
versity, at Warrensburg, November II; Mis-
souri State University, November 10;
Thanksgiving game. Ottawa (kas) Uni
yers.ty at Warrensburg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
LATE RETURNS FROM VERMONT.
Republican Majority Is 30,908 in
24l Out of 246 Towns.

turns from 2i1 out Of the 24s cities and
towns in the state. received up to noon to-
day, give the vote for Governor as followsi
Stickney (Rep), 4s.i02; Senter Dem.). ia
30. ali others, LIS. Stickneys plurality
s2,lSs and a majority over all Of 3o.s0e. The
Republican plurality in the same towns
four years ago was So,zcf, anu haJoHV
over all 96.s2S.
The five towns not heard from gave vote
for Governor four years ago as follows:
Grout Rep,), 3sS: jackson (Dem-)' u IA
others 5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
wichita shoots.

Wichita. Kas.. Sept. s.-Ths three-dsy State
shooting tournament closed to-day. -Four fifteen
bird events were shot of with the money pretty
evenly divided between the Contestants A team
event. 50 entry. to which was added a cash prise.
W. c.. Williams OF Wichita and H W. KOCH
Ter of Ieavenworth tied in the contest for the
state championship trophy cup. each missing one
OF thirty. The next tournament will be held
In Leavenworth next spring.
Officers elected are: President. J. ". Sexton,
Ieayenworth. vice president. Lewis Airheart.
A;chisor; secretary. H W. ko0hler, Leayen-
worth; treasurer. John Fiery. Leavenvorth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
INTERNATIONAL GOLF AT NIAGARA.
Many of the Best Players In the Uni
ted states VIII ParticipaIc.

Niagara-on-the-IAke. Ont. Sept. EN-
tries for the International Golf Tourna-
ment, which begins tomorrow on the Fort
George Links include some of the best play-
ers in Canada and the United States.
Among these are: A. ". Smith. ex-cham-
pion OF Canada; G. S. Lyons. ex-champiOn
Of Canada: b. s. Horne. Pittsburg; J. G.
Averill runncr-up in the iI.tercollegiates
last year; A. c. Forbes and w. II. Glenn,
SYRACUSE; G. NJ. Ransom. international
champion: J. Z. Bowman of Rochester and
T. X. Tying, Buffalo. Tomorrow morning
the handicap win be played, and in the af-
ternoon the qualifying round in the Niagara
challenge cup opens.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
LEADING and EXPERT SPECIALIST
showing made by Trux Emerson Of Cincfn-

showing made by Trux Emerson OF Cincfn-
natl against r d. Little. Summaries:
Ladies' double. dnals-Niss McAteer and Miss
Banks beat Miss Ciosterman and Miss Hunt. 81
e-4. e-A
Mems singles. first round-Robert Mitchell beat
George De Camp. SIS. IS.
Second round-Nat Emerson beat Robert Mitch
ell s-s. 6-S. G-L John Roche beat Doctor I.
W. Stephens SIS. e-s.
T. n. Little beat Trux Emerson, as. 81. 81
Mems doubles, sarni-finai round-Nat Emerson
and Ernest Diehi OF Cincinnati beat John Roche
ard John Hammond Of Chicago. SIS, e.
r. D. Little and +. Z. Alexander beat Roy
Miller and r W. Stenhens, Ga Ga
Consolation--E. S. smith beat Fred Fabei. e-1
] G. Isham beat Robert NeT 80 60
Frank Garrison beat C. Sp,ckerman. 81, -
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DANy1LLE CLAIMS SECOND SERIES.
President of Central League Gives
Tint Club the Nighest Percentnge.


Danvile. ILL.,. Sept. 6.-Decatur and
Bloomington CORE sPoudents have been
claiming that Decatur won the second half
OF the season. That this is an error Is evil
denceG by the following telegram from the
president of the Central Lc1gue to the man
ager Of the Danviile team:
''Terre Haute. Sept. ITO Chris Leverenz,
Danvills, III: According TO correct per cent.
DaLville wins with 5S5
(Signed) III. L. SCHMIDT,
'sPrasideut
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
PHILADELPHIA 20, CHICAGO 5.
Wierd Fielding On Part of Anarch
isis HeIned th.. PhilIiss lo Win.

in a batting matinee to-day and made every
thing in the hit line from scratching bunt to
a clean home Philadelphia Was aided con-
siderably In run getting b$ some weird neldint;
on the part OF Chicago. The visitors never had
a lock in, and after the second inning the game
was tireseme and uninteresting. Dolan played
AT third base, Wolycrtun being incapacitated by
reason OF injuries sustained while alighting last
night from trolley Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Five boxing Bout. for Sunday.

A boxirg show VII be Given at Cahokia. ni,
next Sunday afternoon. The principal bout will
be for six rounds between Billy Sanders. the
man who kno. ked out Frank GahrIallac recently
and Tom Redmond of indianapolis. Lee La
Blanche Will go on for four rpunds against
tests are the bill. Id which some Of the ana
tours who have been fighting In and about St
Louis will give and take their thulnps,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Itucolu. Neb.. Tr0ts.

lincoln, Neb., Sept. 6.-An Immense crowd
saw the best races Of the State Fair week to-
day. The time SLOW Results:
2:45 trot-Zellerton won I'm straight heats Best
time 2:2s. Mabel l.. Pantors Mark Hanna
Memo wilkes ard Shadeland finished In the or
der named.
2:12 pace-Louisa N. won IN straight heats
Bes. time els. Ethan H. Nell Caffrey and Ethel
finished in the order named
2:22 trot-Union Medium won second. third and
fourth heats snd race. George :. won frst heat
Best time 2:2Iif. Woody c. also started.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
buffalo 5, Milwaukee 4.

Buffalo. Sept. 6.-BGfiHlO won the last game at
home to-day. They were fortunate IN getting
lead early in the contest and maintaining II, for
Andrews had q very bad day, and, by mis- mis- r
abfe playing. near!y threw ;he game away. Hal
hgan's hitting was feature and IL the nth he
cleared the bases with a drive 20 right BUth
teams lett early tonight for milwaukee,. score;
Z. II. T.
Nliwauizes ....,....0 o. 2
Batteries-Buffslo KeTwin and Schrec6; Mil
waukee, Rettger. bowling and Spies.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Huntsville Races.
RrpTrpIJC SpECuAU,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Huntsville. Mo. Sept. e-The second days
races were attended by large crowd Track
fast Following are the summaries:
2:z. pace mile heats-Monett N J. Colnlan,
ST Louis first Doctor Porter, second: Grau;lla
Il ird. Best time. 2:2l-
2:2s trct. mile heats--Electioneer first: Alpha
Wilkes, second: Ellison. third. Best time, 2:sf
Running race. half-mile dash-Earlbug, first;
Katie T. second: Pat Gore, third Time, :5lk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
PITTsDCRG %. BROOKLYN z.
Pirates OutpIayed The Champions !"
Every Point of the Game.

HrooLIyn Sept G-In tine i}rookly yn- Pit7sburs
game to-day a muffod throw by DAILY sent hsrt ,,
men We're sent around the bases by wild ritcn-
ing ana a couple of hits. Kitson then W W.it ~ ~.
10 Fitch ana was bIttod hard. The t.ttsbu.%
PLAYED a superb neIdinS game behind L%ese. ; ;
cr1d pftrhiua. aud shut OF the Iunt. heel"r
made four hits. bat all were wasted. IN" ktLile
was called In the eighth on account OF dAlAhess-
Score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Cleveland 4, Mlnncapoiis z.

.he las. game Of the season OF the local
grounds by punching their hits. They were ma
terially assisted by Ehrets wildDess ami inc
loose playing Of the visitors In the field SGoie'
Mtgyep9 Minndap9li. I'D "a 10 ?
Batter1es-Cleveland Baker and Cross. Min
ncapolis, Ehret and Fisher.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
bloomington Won the First.

REPU BLIC SPECIAL.
Bloomington, Ill. sept 6--!Ths first OF the
thirteen gemss between B.agmington and De
CT tur teams OF tae de unct Central League was
played here this afternoon. Score-Boofninston
Is. Decatur 8. BatteEicS-NcCiTeeyy and Rollins
Br-.dy and Badger
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Greenup Races and Fair.


Greenup. H.. SEPT. e.-The fair to-day had the
best Thursday attendance in years. regardless
OF the intense heat and busy farming sesson.
David r.. owned by See brothers, at Casey
won the 2:20 pace in straight heats Tom Twt-
Hight second: Get Away B., third
Aunt Maggie won every quarter In the novelty
race over Minnie Fenton and venatta.
Dean Swift won the three-eighth- dash
In .3g.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
DR.. EOHEMNAN

lures all ShIcpic Disease DR.. yegete bic Cu,.sivss
PosSvel curcs Nervous Debility. seminal Weakness Ins(
s.Dhoo or any evils resulting from youthful or
eseesse in rom tTo 20 weeks constantly
ADVERTISED IN the It Louis for years and
hai never failed in .Tng the Worst Gases. Price Five
Dollars trial packlge Oae D0a. show the
heeiy VII d. al tina, is advertised sold only By Dr. G.
EOHASSAN. No. 6-2 Morgan Street. 81, Louis. Ma
LsAolshed is7. Private Circular FREE
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

Totals a Is 27l3Il g

Al D. Burford State Game and Fish War.
den and his deputy, A Reese, were in the city
Yesterday. looking after vio!stors OF the Larcy
laws prohibiting the shipment Of game outside
the State. sufficient evidence was secured in one
case 10 lay the case before United States
Prosecuting Attorney RoZelle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

A neeting Of the Western Rowing Club win be
held at the boathcuse tonight at $50 O'Clock
Reports on the recent regatta will be made. The
question Of dates for the races for the Faust
and Harlem cups both Of which are at rresent
held by the Westerns Will be considered
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
PGrTsBuRG GETS 4 NEW MAN.
'JigGs" Donnhuc of the Dpyton SiuD
Joined the Pirntcs Nestcrdny.

Brooklyn. n. Y, Sept 6.-The Plttspurs
to-day has purchased the release OF
"Jisgs" Donahue, a tcft-handed catcher oi
the Dayton, o, club. He Joined the Plus
burg team to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
BOSTON ., CINCINNATI o.
ListIess Playing on the Part of the
Reds Caused a Sbut-Out.

Boston, Mass. Sept. 6.-Boston whitewashed
Cincinnati to-day Both teams played llstiessly at
the bat ard IN the Held. Irwin was put out Of
the game for kicking in the first inning. The
game called In the eighth on account Of
G.lknass. AttenGanca. SO. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Meeting of the Cour,,nw CIub

The st. Louis Coursing Club will hold a meet
ing at its rooms in DE Hodiamont this evening
at o clock sharp. The correspondence with the
American c0ursing Board has developed matters
OF great interest 10 Cu0rsihg me?. AID the. club
hopes to have full attendance tonight
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
IOttls .----- ...... -....-ol
donovan out, hit by batted ball.

~Il'HIOFsI2 Uut, III Uy NAtteU paII.
Sew s; L9Ts Ydfk -. @ i ...::.ii SsiJS 81.
Earned runs-St. Louis .. New York 2 First
base by errors-St. Louis 2, New York 2 Left on
hases-st Louis = New York g. First has. on
son :. Struck out-By sudhofr 3, 10y Doheny g. by
nonc~an HCf.snn Van SaItran' ponti \
p!ays-Keister, Wallace and McCarc / Home
runs-Van Haitr.n l. Hickman l. TxO-base hits
Foster /. Three-base hits-McCann L Hit by
pitched bsll-Mcrcer l. Passed bals-Bowerman J.
tmpTe-McGaffney. Trne-One hour and ifty
minutes. Attendance. LOO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

base hits-ZimnIer l. Cross / Two-base hits
wasrcr l. WIIiianls l. Daly J.. LEI, on lo:e 5a.S.,-
PittsbuTg s. Brooklyn l.. Struck out-Iiy h.hhs-
dy /, hy Kitson / siacrince nits-Zimmer /,
Stolen bases-EeauuOnt J. wagner |; iitses 81. on
ballS-i3y Kennedy . BY Lever > Double niaE
Kelley and Cross !. I{t by pitcher-iAvnlnLy
g. Lever l. Timc-Two nours and NE ih'h-
utcs Eupirt-G' Day. Attendance. lio
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Pos. Once to Be Discontinucd.

EEFJ fsIsIN .5f t1Nl-ai4s :.
Washington. Sept. 6.-The post office at
Loftin. Douglas County, No., will be dis
continued September -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

First Race-Chiffon. SYLVAN. PadTcne:
Second Race--Nelle Forest, Jaunett. Bonitary.
Third Race--Marpl0t, LImsiignt. innu'nGn.
Fourth Race-Staff Nm. Bsycr. Ne klace.
Fifth Race-Guide Rock Me1desc1le, EisSt
Bells
sixth Rsce-The Singer. Gray Forge. Diana
EgnS1
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
FORBEs-LEON BOUT A DRAW.
Plucky Lads Fought Twenty Rounds
Mt st. IaAenl Mo-

hEfbBlstC
st. Joseph, Mo-. Sept. 6.-Harry Forbes Of
Chicago and Casper Leon of New York
fought a twenty-round draw at Lake Con-
trary tonight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

Earned runs-Chicago 2. philadelphia Z. Two
base hits-McCarthy /. Delehanty l. Frazer l.
poian i. Jacklitch l. Three-basc hits-Mertes /.
Mcfarland |. La Joie l. R9me runs-Ls Joie l:
i Mccormick l. Thomas l. Slagie 1. Double
plays-Csilahan Mccormick and Nertez. Left
tails-OT Callahan l. off Frazer 4, OF Bernhard
l. Hit by pitcher-Thouias !. Bradley.1. Struck
,It-Isy Callahan :. by BeTniiaT,. l. Passed balls
--Douohue /. Wild pitehes-Cal.ahan 1. Una~iss
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Detroi, 2-S. Kansas City r-3.

Detroit Mich Sept THE Detrots cole
tTbtsd their last appearance the homo
REounis this season by taking 10th gannes ot
this afternoons double header with Kansas city.
The visitors could not bunch hits on Yeager in
the first game ard in tie second game DGnEnFi
vas the only man who at Erisk safely. SEeo-
hans playing feature. Scores.
tiTEt game: ,,r -
Detroit -............o 80 2
BatterIes-petrolt, Yeager and Shaw: Kansas
CITY Lee ami McNInus.
Second game: -
r. IL f.
Rsnsas isiros ;i;;:.::i city :.:...i SG-s :
Batteries-Detroit. Friyk and McAlister: Kan
City, Gibson and GolGins.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Chicago 3-1I, indianapolis 5T.

Indianapolis Ind. Sept. s-iudiauapclis and
Chicago broke even In to-day's doubLe-header.
f1sheF was batyed for four earned runs In the
fourth Inning OF the nTst game. d Power:
cured a home in the fifth, cllnchilg the game.
Chicago oysrcams a lead OF three IL the
sixth Inning of the second game 10y getting four
rms aided by errors. In the seventh inling the
visitors chalked up four more and Won the game
by hard hitting. Attendance. Z.vyo. Scores:
EIrst game.
II. II. Z.
Indianapolis .......o Al 0 - .
ChiCag0 ............I 2-3 6
Batteries-Indlanapo!ls Mlilgan and Powers:
Chicago Fisher and Wood.
Second game.
r. H. E.
Indianapolis ........I ! ) o 0 % 12
Chicago zee. ......0 2 0 0 do - q
Battertes-Indisnapo polls St-mmel and Powers,
Chicago. DenzeT. Patterson and Wood.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
This Is Ladies' Day
8 kinloch Park races.

Cw. Kiey). 5 TO .. third Time. ::o9ii Nan
Dora and Fly Fira also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Fenture of the Fourth Day Was
Emcrson'a showing Agalnst Little.

Cincinanti, o. Sept. 6.-Ths feature OF
the fourth days play IN the Cincinnati
open Tennis Tournament was the excellent
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07

-Eu,siIe Attendance 2.gi2. Timc-Two hour
aud forty minutes
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
New Train to KinIoch Parl
JOCKEY MURPHY HURT.

Leaves Union Station at 1:l5 every day
commencing September
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07
Mcnamara a Very Good Horse.

Then came Dominick with a very good
ride on La Mascota, who showed more
speed and form than she ever did before.
.As usual, the boy took her out in front
and chased her home a winner at IS. Mo-
Namara. last Mondays maiden winner,
showed he was e better horse than most
people gave him credit for that day by
running second, In front OF Miss Lynah,
who was q 6-to-5 fayorite- The Schreiber
filley was not at her best, and the journey
was a bit too long for her. In this event
old Revenue ran a capital race for the
Captain with the whiskers." 1t was Won
derful to see the old campaigner come back,
but like his owner he led an upright, ab-
etemious and virtuous life during his tenn
porary and regrettable retirement from the
turf. Both Revenue and Captain Rice are
very welcome back.
Many people thought, ana many still
think. that Go Out In the best horse at the
track, on the track especially. Big and
strong he should hit only the elevated
spots at Kinloch- Then. on his race last
Monday, when he was almost left at the
post and yet ran third TO Tuthill and HI
kollor In the Labor Day Handicap, he ap-
peared to be a moral cinch So they played
him. No one gave Ida Dedford much Of a
chance. But she H.n, Go Out doing a
dog" second to her. st. Crthbert, who sell
DOM goes that route almost beat Go Out
for the place. as he was coming at the
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-07


Earned runs--Bostor 2. Home runs-Duffy L,
Lorg /. Double plays-Ciarke and Long l. ka-
hoe and Beckley l. Bases on balls-OG Lewis l.
Hi ty pitched bals-Peitz 1. Time-One hour
and Atty minutes. Umpire-Snyder.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-10-12
CONFERENCE ON THE STRIKE.
omcers of the United Mineworlsors Hold

n Meeting.
Hazleton, Pa, Oct. 9.-Ohicers of the
United Mine Workers of America held
here q conference which is believed to
mark the beginning of the end of the
Anthracite coal miners strike. Those
present besides President Mitchell
were Fred Dilcher of Ohio, a member
of the executive board, and Presidents
T. ID. Nichols of district No. / LACK
awanna and Wyoming Valleys; James
Duffy, district No. z (Lehigh Valley;
John Fahey, district 8 (Schuylkill
Valley. Although no information
was given out, it is known that the
question of issuing call for a joint
convention was the principal matter
discussed. The coming convention will
be held at Scranton unless something
unforeseen should arise between now
and the time of issuing the call. Be
sides taking up the matter OF a con-
vention call It is understood that the
question of representation was also
considered. The three district presi-
dents made full reports as to the con-
ditionc as they now exist in the re-
spective districts.
Most OF the mine-owners who have
granted the wage concession do not
specify in their notices how long the
advan~, rhall remain in force, and it is
not UNLIKELY that an attempt will be
made by the miners to open negotia-
tions with the operators looking to-
ward an understanding in the matter.
President Mitchell and the other labor
leaders are strong advocates of an an
nual wage scale arrangement similar
TO that II force in the bituminous coal
fields. The operators in those regions
meet their employees each year and fix
the wage scale. If this proposition and
that relating to the abolition of the
sliding scale are brought before the
convention and negotiations with the
mine-owners are opened it might con-
siderably delay the settlement Of the
strike.
1t was learned that Sheriff Harvey
has reached the limit of his patience
in regard to the marching OF large
bodies of men and that the marchers
must obey his request to remain within
the pale CT the law or take the conse-
quences. A carload of the Sheriff's dep
uties, fully armed. lies in the Lehigh
Valley railroad yards ready to start at
q moments notice.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-10-12

or 1t may be dark 1ight, and while
tbs owl is hooting from the forest. 1t
may be spring, and your soul may 60
out among the blossoms, apple Or
chards, swinging their censers in the
way Ii may be winter and the earth
in snow shroud. 1t may be autumn
and the forests set on fire by the re-
treating year; dead nature laid out in
state. II may be with your wife's
hand in your hand or you may be In
a strange hotel with a servant faithful
to the last. Ii may be in the rail train,
shot off the switch and tumbling in
long reverberation down the embanR-
ment-crash! crash! l know not the
time. l know not the mode, but the
days of our life are being subtracted
away, and we shall come down to the
time when we have but ten days left,
then nine days. then eight days, then
seven days, six days, five days, four
days, three days, two days, one day.
Then hours, three hours, two hours,
one hour. Then only pinutes left,
five minutes, four minutes, three min
utes, two minutes, one minute.
The Evening shadows.
You are almost through with the
abuse and backbitlng Of enemies. They
will call you no moro by evil names.
Your good deeds will not longer be
misinterpreted or your honor filched.
The troubles Of earth viii end in the
felicities of heaven! Toward evening!
The bereavements OF earth will soon
be lifted! You will not much longer
stand pouring your grief In the tomb
like Rachael weeping for her children
or David mourning for Absalom. Brok-
en- hearts bound up. Wounds healed.
Tears wiped away. Sorrows terminal
ed. No more sounding OF the dead
march! Toward evening! Death will
come, sweet as slumbers 10 the eyelids
Of the babe, as full rations to a starry
ing soldier, as evening hour to the ex-
hausted workman. The sky will take
on its sunset glow, every cloud fire
psalm, every lake q CLASSY mirror; the
forests TRANSPORTED; delicate mists
climbing the air Your friends will
announce it; your pulses viii beat it;
your joys will ring it.; your lips will
whisper it: Toward evening""
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-10-12
Ten KILLED BY A TORNADO
Family Wiped Out, While Others Meet
Death or Injury In Minnesota.

Biwabik, Mimi, Oct "a cyclone
passed through a Finlander settlement
on Pike river, about two miles north
of Biwabik, wiping out an entire fam
lily of six-husband, wife and four chill
dren. Their names cannot now be
learned. The body of Marowitz, the
man that was missing after the cy-
clone had passed Biwabik, was found
quarter of a mile from his house.
The dead so far as known: Six Fin
landers, in one family; unknown man;
VIII HClstrom, skull fractured by fall
ing house. died at hospital - Marc,
WITT, Mrs. Mar gitz. Injured: An
drew Anderson, scalded; Frank
Murray, engineer, scalded; John
Anguson, back hurt; John Nor
riston, feet crushed; Andrew Debo,
head cut by plank. twenty-five
other persons were less seriously in
jured. The shaft houses of three mines
were wrecked and the engine house of
the Duluth, Missabe & Northern rail-
road was torn to pieces.