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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
MINT SAUCE THE WINNER.
Broke Track Record In Harlem
StakeS-Pinochic Second.

Chicago, Sept S-Aifnt Sauce captured the
rich Harlem stakes. the feature 4 H3rlems
card this afternoon. and for nine furlongs
broke the track record of .53i4 by going the
route in ! 81 i-5. and won eased Up TO cem-
mon canter ttori2ar was the ruling favor
lite, at 3 TO 3 ana heavily played. Mint
Sauce went to the front Immediately and
although Found was about the speediest
competitor in the race. he could never
reach the pECemaksr. All were very tired
trying 10 keep up and PinoChle was gamest
at the end, coming strong and beating out
Found by a length. Florizar could never
fHis6. mi Hp' ana was HI l0'''n position at the
Hattie June. a 20O-to-I shot in the second
race, acted so badly at the post that The
start was delayed 2 minutes The fiily re-
fused TO budge after squaring psst the
grand-stand. and Jockey Moody was forced
to lead his mount to the starting point. Al
every false break she would run a furlong
and then had to be led back. After the long
delay they were finally sent away. and Il
resulted I'm strictly two-horse race re-
tween Jiminez and Duelist first and second
choices. Although JimineZ is a high-class
Colt. IL took ali he had 10 win by half
length Weather clear track fast. Sum-
maTies:
First race. seven furlorgs-Jirn w. Ilc ,wn-
sSni, q to !, won; Jehe Nsber, lel 'Fsassingesl.
! TO second; unaeita. i0s tGilmo;sl 20 l.
third. Time, Is ErseiinShuyseG, TreboT Dag
mar. Sam Lazarus. Rival Dare. Pirate J.; Lucky
Monday. Insurrsction, The jefferson. Olekana,
Freenand. intstsuer. Lat'riEcessa. ibInhere. Ben
Second race, six furlonss-Jinlinez IFS ,Nc-
D9ermoto y 70 10 won; Due!ist los ,Winkfie %.
y L. s, .; seeSaa: Wiz flrste; ls ahanel 80 70 70
Cantn. Miss Troubadour. Moneymuss, Hattie
June also ran.
Third race. six frrlon=s- Tayon. JOS ,E3uchan-
am Z TO S. won: Highland Lad i1l d2ausonIb.
70 J. second: Chappsqus !05 fWinkfaldb. y 10
5, third. Time. ,:il Is. Miss Mae Day. ST..
Allie H Daisy O. also
Fourth race. .he Harlem Stakes mile and
eisht1-Mirt Sauce. ie2 lI;uctanani. 4 10 ], won;
Pinochle i07 Gilman, 20 10 I. second; Found,
lG tTa:ly1, 4 to l. third Time, 1852 ID. Flori-
gar, The Unknown. The Lady. BeneT Boy also
ran.
Fifth race six furlcngs-Hindooret lI2 Bu-
chananl, 20 s. won san Durango lyt tGlimpTel,
IS 10 !, second; Handpress III tTallyJ. To ],
third. Time. IA 4-5. Gcebsl, Poue Leo. Sim w.
and CalOocan also
Sixth race, mile. selling II 5adWatet. 11i lBu-
chananb, 10 2. Won; Thrive lg5 tGilr'crc. to
/, second: star Chamber, 1o5 CWinkhedl to /.
third Time. 1:4O 80. The Eclector. Hot;entct,
Scarlet Lilly. William Ack. Refugee also ran.
Seventh race. mile. se,iing-Brarch lW tBi-
chananl, 10 !. Won; Owenshoro 100 'FEcklr 5
TO i. second; Aloha H. 9s (Ransom). 10 !. third.
Time. 1.4e :-5. Silver Coin, Bette r.. Ben
Chance Macy, Eoenig also
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
COOK MEDICAL COMFY.
Olive Street, ST. Louis

no compromise. Either you must mas
ter /, or IL will master you. and fill your
whole future with misery and indescrib-
able woe. | have treated so many cases
of this kind that I am as familiar with
them as you are with the very daylight.
Once cured by me, you will never again
be bothered with emissions drains. pre-
matureness. small or weak organs, ner-
vousness. failing memory. loss of ambi-
ton, or other symptoms which rob you
of your manhood and absolutely unfit
you for study. business. pleasure or mar
riage. My treatment for weak men will
correct all these evils. and restore you
to what nature intended-a hale. healthy.
happy man. with physical, mental and
sexual powers complete.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Frisco Stakes and Purses

San francisco. cal. Sept. s.-Tne announce
mCnt by Prince POniatUwski Of tha plans Of the.
new san Francisco joke. Club for the coming
winter se2sun has created general interest among
lyIstmen and others interested In racing.
Ralph ToZ.r. the racing secretary Of the new
association. had the following 10 say regarding
the stakes and purses to be offered:
There will be about 81, 700 per day dishursed
tc owners throughout the meetings OF the club,
yeyenty-fiye days in all. Every " eintsday there
will be stake. where the added money is $50 or
upward. and every SATURDAY dus ing the NEE tings
Of the san Francisco Jockey Club stake wili
be contested for ranging in value from .9,50 TO
$500.
The principal stakes offered are: The Amer
lean Handicap. 5000 added a mile and an
eighth: the Gold Vase. 81 so and a sold vase
valued at 81, 600 added by the club mile. both
Of these races being for 3-year-o ds a mile and
eighth, 81, SEQ ADDED. the Christmas Handicap.
for 3-yesr-elds and upward. 81 .0 added mile
and a quarter: Juyene Champion stake. FOR 2
!cBr-oids. sHo added. seven furlongs: the Win
Ter Handicap. for S-yesr-ods and upward. s9.00o
added. a mile ana a quarter the Eclipse Stakes
FOR i-year-olds. mil ard three-quaTte-s. 81 500
added the California Oaks. for 3-yeaT-olH hllies
a mile and eighth. s., 500 added: the California
Derby. for 3-year-olds. mile and a quarter,
SOO added; the Spring Handicap. for 3-year-olds
and upward, a mile and half. So 600 added. and
the Great Trial Stake for 2-year r-olds five fur
longs 2.50c added
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Structure.

1t matters not how long you have suf-
fered from structure. nor how many diff
ferent doctors have disappointed you.
will cure you just as certainly as you
come 10 me for treatment. l will not
do it by cutting or diiating. My treat
ment is new, entirely original with ne.
and perfectly painless. 1t completely
dissolves the structure and permanently
removes every obstruction from the
urinary passage. IL stops every unnat-
ural discharge, aliays all Inflammation,
reduces the prostate gland when en-
larged, cleanses and heals the bladder
and kidneys when irritated or congest-
ed. inyigorates the sexual organs. and
restores health and soundness to every
part of the body affected by the disease.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

nessed the events which well contested
Results:
2:S class. trotting. purse Sl.000-Mabel on
ward won second. third and fourth heats. Time.
z-Ll2, 2:l7i.. 2:2ii. COnatanero the first
heat IN e:lEI. Fiashiisht third; Joymaker fourth
John l.. and Cl, ,ora also started.
Consolation 2:l3 pace. purse $500. Papss won in
ttraiEht heats. Time. e:l6. 2:l6. Alpha ". and
Balmey l.. divided second and third money. Par
iti.Go also started.
Consolation 2:3i trot purse t200-Mart Allerton
won In straight heats. Time 2-2Ji., 2:20a.. June
T. and ciematic divided second money. No
others
Running. nva-e,ghths mile heats purse SEA
Easter won Melody second: Paraguay third
King Dance. Guinera Lochiei Toppet and Queen
Regent also ran. Time. 1:0iis. l:02i.. l:aiis.
Running. mile and eighth. purse s2S-Cousiu
Lefty won: Zsmba second: Czarowitz third.
Time. l:5s. Cragarock. Back Talk and Miss Re-
zen al
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
VaricOceie,

Whatever may he the cause of Vari-
cocele. its IL furious effect is well known.
II depresses the mind. weakens the body.
racks the nervous system. and ulti-
mately leads to "a complete loss OF sex
ual power. II you are a victim of Nari-
coCelc. come TO my office and let me
explain to you my process of treating It.
You will then not wonder why 1 have
positively cured more than 700 cases of
this dire disease during the Past twelve
months. Under my treatment the pa
tient improves from the very beginning.
All pain instantly ceases. Soreness and
swelling quickly subside The pools of
sSagnant blood are forced from the di-
lated veins, which rapidly assume their
normal size. strength and soundness.
All indications of disease and weakness
vanish completely, and in their stead
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Correspondence.

Most cases can he treated successfully
at home. One personal visit is preferred
out If it is impossible or inconv.ntent
ior you to call at my office. write me a
run and unreserved history of your case
plaihiy stating your symptoms. Physi-
ciahs having stubborn cases to treat are
cordially invited to consult me. make
no charge for private counsel, and give
70 each patient legal contract in writ
lhs' backed by abundant capital. to hold
ior my promise. Address all commune
catlons to W. A. COOK. MD. or ~ the
COok MEDICAL COMPANY. 61o olive
street, ST. Louis, Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
THE WEATHER.
To-Days Forecast.

Washington. Sept s-FoIecast for Sunday and
Monday:
Oklahoma ard Indian Territory-Partly cloudy
Sunday. probably showers and thunuefsturms
and cooler in afternoon Monday fair; variable
iDds.
.Arkansas-Fair Sunday and Monday. except
showers at night or Monday; winds mostly east
erly.
Liinois-Fair: Continued warm sunday, RTonGay
fair. not 50 warm Iight fresh to northeast
winds.
tEunderstOrTns and cooler in western and central
poftions Sunday Monday fair and variable
Bds.
Missourf-Fair sunday except probably thun-
derstorms ard cooler in western portion. Monday
fair; not so warm IN east and southern portions:
sasierly winds. becoming variable.
Nebraska and kankas-Showers and thunder;
cooler Sunday. Monday fair. variable winds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Contagious Blood Poison.

ness. contagious blood poison is COM
monty called the king of all venereal
diseases. II may be either hereditary
or contracted. Once the system is
tainted with 1t. the disease may mani
fest itself In the form of scrofula. ecze-
ma. rheumatic pains. stiff or swollen
joints. eruptions or copper-colored spots
on face or body, little ulcers in the
mouth or on the tongue, sore throat,
swollen tonsils. falling out of the hair
or eyebrows. and finally a leprous-like
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
JOCKEY DRAGGED TO DEATH.
Foot Caught in Stirrup-Tbrown
From Horse.

FF.FI Blu SFENfAI-
Marion. H.. Sept. S.-George. the l6-year-
old son of Richard Crisp of this place, was
dragged to death at the fair grounds race
course to-day. The boy had been exercising
Happy John. owned by w. ID. MCGOWAN
ard was leaving the track for his stable
AS ne passed through the gateway a wooden
bar that had been carelessy left protrudIng
two or three feet struck the horse In the
side, causing him to shy suddenly and the
boy to lose his balance and fall. His foot
caught in the stirrup and he was dragged
some 900 yards and his body was thrashed
into mass of flesh and broken bones before
the horse could be stopped. His head was
badly crushed by striking the corner of the
rlatfOrm over the stock yNeIl
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Maritime Miscellany.

The collier Caesar. en- route for Chira, has
arrived at Colombo
GERMANY France and Russia are securing
the Pacific Coast for transports.
From present indications United States coal
e> ports this year will amount to more than s20,-
co., ,0D.
-,;reat Britain has paid 60. 900 marks for de-
tanning the German bark Hans Wagner in South
African waters.
incoming steamships due at New York to-
aav are: The La BretagDe from Havre: Neustria
from Gibraltar.
Tbe Japsuese liner Futarni Maru has been
rarorf.d wrecked on the Island OF Mindanao; pas
sengers and crew saved
It Is now thought that section of the
Southern Pacifcs new wharves at Galveston will
ba COMPLETED by September Is, In that event
Morsan Line steamers VIII begin running between
GaNeston and New York at once.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Race Horses Sold.

New York. sspr. s.-A number of race horses
in training and thoroughbred yeariinss, the prop
erty of James X. and w. F. Keene and other
owners were sold to-day in the Fssig Upton
Conpany's paddocks at Sheepshead Bay.
Those bringing see and over were as follows:
Douhlet ch. G. 3, ~ DominO-Lucy Wallace:
Doctor =. W. Street 81, 800.
Dangerous Maid. ch. e.. =. by St. Leonard
Hand Maid: Doctor s. ". Street. s1.l50.
Tit. b c, g by Tournament-Certo: Doctor
5. " Street 500.
The Regent b. e.. . by Domino-Royal Gem
William Lakesland 81 100
Br. f.. By chorister-C1tronella: ]. II. Carr.
-.5O.
Property Of Observation-Disclosures. br. h., 8. by
Quickline by Mcntrosa: +. Wsinsr 800
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
TEAH LOWERS TRACK RECORD.
The wifkeswOod Mare PAGES Mile at
Eorest EArk In 2;Is IL

The track pacing record for 1899 and 1900
was lowered yesterday afternoon at the
matinee races over the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing Club track at Forest Park. the honor
falling to Teah. bay mare by wilkeswood.
owned and driven by Bert" Hoffman. she
pacing the second heat in 2:17s.
The second race on the card, what has
been named the "split-heat' feature. fur
nished the greatest contest Of the after
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
' NOTES.
Greenup Fair Closed.
EEpTRITC SPECIAL

Grsenup Ill. Sept. s-The twelfth annual fair
closed here to-day with the largest attendance
OF auy day but one in the history or the fair
Owing to the broom corn harvest and busy sea-
with farmers. the EXHIBITS were hght N
all departments In tile free -for-all trot today
Bay Chief won. Henry Clay second. ana IFe-
vista third. Best time. 2;5S. Ira ID won hai-
I,eonag won the mile and repeat, and MAJOR rs
keridge the mile dssh. BILLY Bryan won the
county hnIf-mile dash.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
MISSOURI RIVER
FOR MEN ONLY.

Ny little book, Three
Glasses of Men," sent
free in plain sealed en-
yeicpe upon request II
embodtes the truths I
have learned from my 30
years experience as q
specialist. II tells all
about my famous DIR.
SANpEN ELECTRIC
BELT. with electric sEs-
pensory. the great home
self-treatment for weak
men. This Belt is worn
at night curing while
you sleep all results of
youthful errors. etc.,
such as Drains. Losses.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
CLEVELAND HAS DECLINED.
Will Not Be a Member of Interna
tional Board of Arbitration.

Washington, Sept. s-Ex-President Cleve-
land has declined the Presidents appoint
mont as a member of the International
Roard of Arbitration under The Hague
treaty.
Ex-President Harrison has accepted the
appointment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
K. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
River Forecast.
The Mississippi at ST Louis will fall.
River and Business.

Gauges In the harbor marked so feet yester-
day showing a fall Of Z in twenty-four hours.
Traffic active and heavy. the outbound boats
clearing well patroaized.
Weather clear and slightly cooler on the Leyee
Forecast to-day. probably showers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
BriShts Disease Cured.

Catarrh of the kidneys quickly leads to
chronic Brights disease. Peruna should
be taken at the appearance of the first
symptoms. II taken in the early stages of
the disease Peruna is sure to cure every
case.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
GOLF TOURNAMENT RESULTS.
Horn of PittsburE won the Opens
From Hunter of Niagara.

Niagara Lake. Ontario Sept. s.
The Niagara international golf tournament
was continued here this afternoon. and the
winner of the opens was Il. s. Horn of
Pittsburg who defeated c. II. Hunter of
Niagara. 1 up and 10 holes. The consola-
ton handicap is tied for first place, and
the tie will ~ played OFF Monday. All the
othe. events were concluded.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

~, ,,-,, ROCHEPORT MO- AUG a ,soo
~ HON 1T MAY CONCERN: w. '''"'
hss ',ce @ IS nereby given that permission bayfn,
Ne, aHleo py the Honorable Commissioner ~
M Byai ,ion The The name Of the gasoline vessel ''W.
=: p Farnun. Secretary Rocheporf FIJI ana
racket Company. ei' anu
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

REPrBI.IC SPECIAL
Austin, Tex, Sept s.-The following char
ters were fled By the Secretary Of State
to-day:
The Mobiles Bros Grocer Company of
Amarillo, Tex; capital stock, $4,000.
The Caldwell Grocer Company OF Ennis.
Tex; capital stock, $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

1,g gave testimony in 1899. I answer all letters
PERSONALITY. or Belt msy he sTanirsd e my
so,, 81 broadway. st. Louis Mo. GMsrmot 4 Jao.
card BidgJ Office Hours-9 a m. to P; n Som
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
santa Fe Extension Approved.

REPU Bio SPECIAIh
Austin, Tex. Sept S-The Attorney Gen
eral to-day approved an amendment to the
Charter OF the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe providing for an extension of the road
from the eastern terminus in Liberty Coun-
ty to point on the Sabine River in New
ton County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
NerVO-Sexual Debility.

the result OF your former folly. Your
manhood is failing. and will soon be
lost unless you do something for your
self. There Is no time to lose. Impo-
tency. like all sexual diseases. is never
on the standstill. With II you can make
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Gorernment Rcporf.

Department Ct Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Aeteoiol0g glca. OBSERVATIONS received at st. Louis
September ., lssI. at o:as p. local and
D. m. ssNenty-Iiftn meridian time. ObsersatiOns
taken at the same moment time all statloas
Ra, tn, A. YrsN A.. trar
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Local Report,

Weather at sos "A. m, clear 6:Ss d. m clear.
Maximum temperature, 80. minimum tempera-
ture, 40. River stage, 80 feet.
r. J. HYATT,
Local Forecast Official
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
| Treat rlen Only. and
Cure Them to STAY
Cured.

decay of the flesh and bone. If you
have any of these or similar symptoms,
you are cordially invited TO consult me
Immediately. IL l find your fears are
unfounded. / will quickly unburden your
mind But if your constitution Is in
fected with this virus. / will tell YOU
SO frankly and show you how to get rid
OF it. My special treatment for conta-
gioUs blood poison is practically the re-
suit OF my life work. and is indorsed by
the best physicians of America and Eu-
rope 1t contains no dangerous drugs or
injurious medicines of any kind. II goes
TO the very bottom of the disease and
forces out every particle of impurity.
Soon every sign and symptom OF blood
poison disappear completely and forever.
The blood. the tissue. the flesh. the bones
and the whole system are cleansed. puri-
fed and restored to perfect health and
the patient prepared anew for the 1uties
and pleasures of life,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

come the pride. the power. and the
pleasure of perfec, health and restored
manhood
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

Closing bay at HamIine.
eaS at Hamline. and q fair-sisea crowd wit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

noon King Mack. from the spelsrink sta
IIes. and driven by MIR. Edwards. won first
money after losing one heat TO Angie.
The ciassified pace was another split affair,
which was won by Drextell, Jr.. owned and
driven by Doctor II. j: Dionysius. the hrst
". G. Eversole and driven by Bert Hon-
man. The fourth race was very tame
one. in which only two horses started, the
man Stock Farm and handled by Frank
Sutton.
The summaries:
Teah b m q, f. r Northumberland l
Al West Jr.. b; g d-ouis spelbrins)......2 2
ciass!sed tih;s!ae;di'pi purse s'ti,ii troi: .
King M9ek rs m b Las qons seSpsg, SpsiSrini %
Lucania, g, b. m. q. n. Battle, .-.....2 2 2
Ray bates b. h. IL s,eas iar;n,;
fi5::5I:i f5asSs,ss; s:s5&, s:ss. s;'S's,
prfSteli' iri. ch. h III. J. Dionysius, "A
Pgle NsG5ssor br M m ;F tw l. E flaansa ETss:2i5.
A4!ia T!ne s:;3& s:sSa.. E:sT
Nonnutte, b. m Goldman Stock Farm ........I /
Myrti6 spvague. eh. m. owen shannon) -.--s 2
i'iie NOTES
Glenn Weick's trotting gelding. A. W. Har-
per. that, under the careful management of
added two more races to his list at ST
Charles last week. and IS being put in condi-
tion for the Fair Grounds races during FAIR
week.
Bruce Byrd, who usually drives the Ever
sole entries met with slight accident this
week, and was unable 10 get INTO the blkes
Yesterday afternoon.
new feature has been added to rPNt
SATURDAYS programme. 1t will be for road
horses 10 rUnabCuts, half-mile heats, two in
th-ee trotting owners to drive. This. in
addition to the three regular races viz, clas-
sified prize trot for Lucania C., Ray Bates,
flr.a n "a ZSf-
fed pace for Drextell, Jr. Dollie McGresor,
Billy Steinman. Tom r.. Governor g,
Jennie Grattan. etc; classified trot for VIZ
Cirattan, etc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09

REPUBLrc SPECIALS.
Cincinnati. Sept s-Riyer SIS feet: stationary
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
CHESTER LINE.

CHESTER LINE.
Steamer GREY EAGLE in place Of Cnero&..
Z, 10 Chester and way landings, leaves Tuesdays
pL paur ..ays ai.d saturdays a. p m. from Eagle
sion rate o. g round "Trip. meals and berth in-
GUIDED HUNTER BEN JENKINS. Aren't
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Rise and Fall Of the Rivers.

the swenty-four hours ending at a. m.:
st. Louis. Saturday. Sept S. 1870.
n NJ. Is.Llr. ylnarn
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con.umpllon ot olsomarrar.us.

Considerable prominence has been
given recently to the subject of the
sale and manufacture of oleomargarine
by reason OF the activity of the pure
food commissioners In preventing its
sale ander the name Of butter, says q
Philadelphia paper. Under present
laws IL is subject TO an internal rev.
enue tax OF cents per pound and
must not be sold as butter. Few peo-
pie, however, have any idea OF the
extent of the oleomsrgarine industry
10 this country. How many people
realize that during the past year H.
4ss,341 pounds OF 1t were consumed In
Pennsylvania alone, and that the total
production In the United States dur
ing the same period amounted 10 TO-
695, ,744 pounds. In 1895 this latter total
was only 45.40o,OO0 pounds, figures
which clearly show the growing de-
mand.
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A fish dealer is thus quoted In the
Philadelphia Record: Il had my first
taste OF a Yezo oyster the other day.
Il was thirteen inches long. and three
OF us sat down to IT, The carver asked
me what part l preferred, as though It
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