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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
DOCTOR MlLEN CURES
Sexual Diseases
of Men Only.

Men afflicted with diseases of the sexual
organs OF any description who desire q
speedy and permanent cure Should, without
delay. consult Doctor Milen. the master
specialist in diseases of men. There are
many reasons why Doctor Milen cures
where others fail to give even temporary
relief. He has devoted all the 25 years OF his
professional career to the study Of diseases
Of the sexual organs of man and has con-
fined his practice to this specially exclu-
sively. His practical experience Is unques-
tionably greater than that of any other
living specialist. This vast experience.
ment, has enabled him to discover and per-
feet original methods Of treatment that
have given him q complete mastery over
diseases of men. This is no idle assertion.
who apply to him for treatment. Does it
not stand to reason that a physician with
perience Is better qualified to treat success
cial attention than the ordinary specialist o
sultation. either by mail or in person at hi
durable. and If he treats you he will give y
or refund the fee. He Is the only specialist
all patients personally, and who is personal
tients. The chief ailments treated by Doc
SEXUAL DEBILITY and Its accompany
extreme nervousness. lack of either conf
in the head. spots before the eyes. loss of
PROSTATIC TROUBLES, the leading
a bearing down feeling across back and in
BLOOD POISON in all its stages is by
URETHRAL STRUCTURE is quickly a
chemical process without any cutting or
VARICOCELE is cured at home by
This y 2Tsey STgna1 ,h, With tess DO
moved. for the reason that Doctor Milen t
the disease he cures, and when the cause o
reflex complications are also removed
WRITE If you cannot call and give
Of charge. All letters strictly confidential
q, m. to II m. SUNDAYS,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
Herbert Finished First In Exciting
RacN With

New York, May 6.-The card at Morris
Park was made up of overnight events.
Only one favorite was successful. The fifth
race. at one mile. was the best of the day,
Herbert and Decanter doing the act. The
betting on Herbert was IL to 5. Decanter
and Magnificent also had a following at 8
to q good start and Royal Sterling and
Godfrey made the running for a quarter.
Smith took Herbert up as they rounded the
turn and came into the stretch two lengths
In front of Decanter. These two horses
/. drew away and fought 1t out to the finish,
1:4h. Magnificent was third, nfteen lengths
behind Decanter. Summaries:
First race. Eclipse Course.The Amazon. lyy
Shawl to 2. won; Federalist: 1o6 tOdom). ~
70 s. third Time 1:la. Fonsolee. Shark and
Second race. four furlongs.Leonora Lerins. los
neldj ! to . and s to j. second; Ienasara. i04
shsndenfeld. santa Bonita. Eva Mine and syra-
Third race, six and a half ffurlonEs-Katherine
tN u Slack. 10 TO l.. won: Isia. 100 (Bulman).
to S. second: The Rhymer. 100 GisSotp. to
s, third. Time. 1:2i. Lanceman and Glade Hun
Fourth race. selling. seven furloqss- -Fo.hamp-
ton 10. Ks to wHn Matt SSa.o Not, ila .bula 1aa
Ninonis. sende iAar Big Indian and Judge War
Fifth race. mie-Herbert. 1os tsmth). II 10 s.
won; Decanter, Ie9 (slackl. to l and To 5,
second: MasnifIcent. l9s tBurns, 70 l and and 9
iS ,s,a and T nfrey lI also R9ya
Sixth race. Railroad Handicap, one mile-kine
Bramble. lo7 (Bullman). ls to 10 and out: won
l:12N. " w.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
Stewards Would Not Divulge
What Action Was Taken i'll
Regard to Kinloch Dates.
sT.L0UIs TURFMEN AT CHICAGO
Louis Lemp, Jr., and Sam Adler
Among Those Awaiting Out
come of Meeting-Latter
Suing for Peace.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. Ill.,. May 6.-Stewards Of the
Western Jockey Club would not give out
are supposed to have taken at the meeting
regarding the Hates asked for by the Kin
loch track of st. Louis.
Secretary Harry Kuhl gave out long list
Of trainers and jockeys who were granted
licenses. but refused to say anything about
the probable action regarding the st. Louis
situation.
1t was learned that a large contingent Of
st. Louis men. who are interested in the
racing situation there. are in the city and
in conference with some Of the Western
Jockey Club leaders.
Among the strangers here were Louis
Lemp, Jr.. who is interested in the Kim
loch track, and Lucas and Chew. e.
1t was stated there was a meeting OF the
turfmen at the Annex, and, although they
made no secret OF their presence In the
city. none OF them would say word about
what was being done.
Adler Said to he Asking Peace.
1t was rumored that Sam Adler, one of the
Tiles-Adler-Celia syndicate, which Is the
backbone and sinews of the remnants Of the
Old Turf Congress. was In the city and SUE
Ing for peace with the Western Jockey Club
leaders. but no one would stand for au-
thority OF the rumor.
The stewards of the Western Jockey Club
were In conference during the afternoon at
the offices Of the club In the Ashland build
ing. Many trainers were granted licenses
and large number Of jockeys, many OF
whom had tritied with the straight and mar
row path. were forgiven and granted per-
mission to ride.
w.
Rose and Sid. Regan. Among the licenses
that were revoked were those of Paddy
Tomlnson. the widely known owner. and
Jockey Nate HILL
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
LONG SHOTS. DAY At OAKLAND.
Not q Fav0rite wsn-Hundred-to-O
Shot Beafen q Neck by DOublct.

MOI u F0yOrtte "0n-hunUfeOstO.O
shot Beaten Neck by Doublct.
San Francisco, Cal, May 6.-outsiders got
the money at Oakland to-day. Gayion
Brown took the opening event at odds Of -
to !, and Invictus, a 4o-to-1 shot, scored In
the fourth race Melocole. 1O0-to-1 shot,
was beaten only neck by Doubiet in the
fifth race.
st. Philippine, the favorite in the 2-year-
old event, was OF and broke down. Noon
bright. the first choice in the fourth. bed
when she appeared to be winning. Sum-
mary: -
First race. FIVE furlongs. sellin&-Gaylon Brown.
!R tBosemanl 80 to 1. won: nilouon. fls (Ruiz,.
Z to second: Companion. III lRanch). . to 2
Bon.ry T H JGsr @ nasa PHI hIk.1n Archssas Rrsd
Irste and Jack Richelieu. Jr.,. also ran.
Second race one mile and nifty yards. selling
Lost Girl. LII lE. Ma,thews). to !. won: For
mere n Boseman). i3 to g. second; Iocopomo.
ussan s.sns, f tsss s sslyan
March Seven and Harry Thatcher also ran.
M Th!sd 5 rae four and half fsssiHnssmTompi%on s On
y g ,Srs .ssss xsS;':. IS s., TSs. ,
minis. Sol Montoys and Potus also ran,
,!urth Fourth fsco, "a and q haR fn,ionss. se!ilns-
IS .s sssr IS g ssSa ss; 4a!' tfss is 10 ,S Ssi:
Hesnbrsshs. LEI M Piine. and Aiion also ran. a.
F1fth raes. Gx furlonas, selline-Doublet. los
(Breynl. % won; NeiSeolA 9 SHosr,. aee
e :scond Aeees'nISs a'nScss ns a. a,ssssn, ,,,s e
tor NembuiS ana Doctor Cave also sin.
sixth raee cns mile and aixtsSsth. selline-
Nsc1yls iOl Ransrh). 8 70 1 won; Gold One.
10 lbpsansst). u % second; wyonins. 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
DIssoLuTE WON THE MILE RACE.
Rare Perfume Was Second and Donna
Seay Third-Lillian Hoffman Won.

Cincinnati. o.. May 6.-Mars CASSIDY made
his debut as a starter at the Newport track
to-day and did very creditable work. The
track was fast. Only one favorite landed
q purse. Summaries:
First race. mile and a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1I5 (WashingtonI. 13 to 8. won; Strathbroeck. lis
w. WocdO: to !, second; Abe r1rst. l,s trat;
Goodaie and Jucoma also ran.
Second race six furiouss. seliing-Lillian Hon-
man. 100 Lindsay. II to !. wop: Laurss First.
81 (Higgns). - to l.. second: Reluctant. 40
tHothersoll). to /, third. Time l:f5. Otie Hnr-
lan Lady Ida. Ruth Parks Patchwork. Durrell.
Roberta Lee. Ida Quicklime. The Cramp. Tom
Curlee and C0ncha also ran.
Third race, four and half. furlongs-Follow.
1O7 Il. Jackson. s to l. won; St. Hera, lv
tBeauehampJ. 5 TO 2. second; Lena A.. 100 lEus-
tin) ( to l. third. Time. IS. Debenture. swan
Dance and Winnora also ran.
Fourth race. mile-Dissolure. 11b (Beauchamp),
. TO /. won; Rare Perfume 1o5 CIV. Narvaesl.
8 to g. second: Donna Seay, 90 IL. Jackson). to
5, third. Time, l:4lM. Tuscuium. Fairy Day and
The Sluggard also ran.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth seliins-Slash-
er 112 CBeauchamp). to ]. won; Virgie O.. 1o9
(M. williams). to B. second; Madeline g.. 81
(Baptiste). Is to 1. third Time l:is1. Doctor
s. C. Ayres. Outburst and Waterhouse Also ran:
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Ma steIful lul
a. JacksonJ. to ]. won; Erema, 100. &C. Mur-
phy, 6 to 8. second: Sweet Dream. 100 IN. Will
iams) is to /. third. Time. 1:l6L. Juniper, An.
hous Crescent Queen, Fireplay. HiEhtone and Lot
Thomas also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock, Ark. May 61The following
were the proceedings at to-day's session or
.1S ThoctSW and Memphis Railrpad Company w
John dossett; appeal nom Sebastian Circuit
Geo W. Beecher vs. Ella Abbott and 2. G.,
Mack; appealS from Randolph Circuit Courts
submitted on eppell.nt's brtefs. ..
P. J. sendsss:. appeal from Howard crciis
Court submitted
Earl BEos, 70. westfal Commission Cumpanys'
appealed from aebastiau Circuit Court: passed
Johnpon Cuuley Co. VI. Jas. 4. Foster ana
c. L, Scott: appeal from Boone Circuit Cou-t5s
submitfed on appellants briefs.
T. 9. Noe w. A. 8. Layton: appeal nom EAeI
rion Circuit Court; submitted.
The State, use public school fund.- and J. w
Fry vs.. Arkadephla Lumber Company: apreAl'
from Clark Circuit Court: passed by consent for
T. J. Russeil admir-. vs.. B. W. Berry. curatorG
appeal from Pope Circuit Court: motion for tine
+. i and L. c. Maloney Va W. j. Tenys
admr appeal from Pulaski Chancery Court: arr
gued orally and submitted
McGee, kahman q Co. w. L Smithernan: ap,
peal from Pulaski Circuit Court: submitted.
Louisiana and Northwestern Railway Company
vs. n. v. Phelps; appeal from Columbia Ciicui1
Court submitted
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
easy winners. while the remaining three

races went to the favorites. Summary:
First race. mile and sixteenth. selling-Hand-
cuff, III Coshranl to 10. won; Polly yy. siIby. S; ~;
u. Woods). 10 to l and to 1. third. Time 1880
Rodd Albert Van and Monnett also ran.
Second race four and a half furiongs, selling
Maid OF Dundee. 100 Ransoml. 20 to / and 8 to
l. won: Badger sS (R. Murphy. 10 to and
to /, second: Miss Thomas. los Irvinl. even
third. Time. 1864. CUISINE. Drummond, Sallie
Green and Stuyve also ran
Third race one miIe Ethel Wheat, 50 (o'Neilll,
Is to / and TO l. won; Senator Beveridee, 81
: Cochranl. to ] and to s.. second; iso6el, W
Ransomj, to / and to s. third. Time. 1:4l.
wild Pirate and Nj. Phinizy also ran.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth. the Clark
stakes.His Em,nencs ~ OW!nknelS. to s
and 8 to 5. second: Driscoll, 11O (Boland) Is to
1 and to l. third Time. 1:55. Sannazarro. Amur
and Joe Frey also ran.
Fifth race. seven furlonss-whteneid. lo7
(Vrinkheld), 5 to l and 1 to 2. won; Moses. 1o4
iWedderstrand,: 20 to and to l. second; Pest.
Elkwood. Locust Blossom and Prosper La Gal
also ran.
Sixth race six furlonss selling-sim W.. III
CCochranl to 10 and out. won; Princess Ottinie
I0l a. Wood. II to 8 and 1 to 2. second; Teucer,
ll2 Dupee) I TO and s to s. third. Time. 1:ls.
Fonsoline and Ecome also ran. -'
To-Day's Entries at Louisville.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
MISS BENNETT BEAT KENILWORTH.
California Crack Proved Unequal TO
Task of COncedInE Ten Pounds.

Chicago. ILL.,, May 6.-The meeting Of Miss
bennett and Kenilworth was the feature OF
to-day's racing at Worth. 1t was Kenii-
worth's first start since coming from Cali
iornia, and he was unequal to the task OF
connecting the flly ten pounds. Miss Ben
nett won handily. She was slight favor
lite In the betting. Weather rainy: track
sloppy. Summaries:
First race. four furlonRs-Mnerva. ITO (See).
to 2 won Lucky Lockett, 40 (Seatonl. 6 to 1.
second: April, Ill tCoburn). 10 to /, third Time
~ 40. Arlene b.. Hearse, Irkutsk, Lena Schady.
Chenson and Belle Of Minco also ran
Second race. five and a half furlonRs-Miss
Bennett. III tCohurn), TO 6. won: Kenilworth.
III lMatthewsl II to 10. second: Lakeview Belle.
% Rice). 70 TO ], third. Time. los 2-5. Mrs.
Smith Little Pepper and F1oranthe also ran .
Third race. seven furlongs. selling-Emma g
L.. 100 Coburnl. s to !. won: Pirates Queen 1o1
son). to 1. third. Time. % Red Apple. Lady
Iris. Oxnard Expelled and Lydia S. also ran:
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards.
Laureate. 1o6 tCobirn), to 2. won: Merito. l1o
u. Matthew'S. to 2. second: Shutup. 81 Davis,
son. 20 to I. third Time. 1:47. Frank ireland
and Hampshire also ran.
Fifth race. five fur1ongs-Eh Austin. 110 (Co-
burn) to 3. won: J. A Clark. 10 lDominici)
4 to ], second: Bert Sargent, 1i0 Uackson). 20 to
!. third. Tine l:o2 s-5. Miracle IL and Harry
Brennan also ran. -
Sixth race. mile and aixteenth-Myth. los
Domnick). Z TO TO- won: Trehor. 10! totsl
third. Time, 80. Strangcst, Dousterswivei.
Kentucky Babe and Hoods Brigade also ran.
TO-Day's Entries at Worth.
Ivtv
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
TOBACCO AND SNUFF TAX.
The Internal Revenue Department
Makes a Ruling on Law.

washingio:. May 6-zGommis ;, 'ne:' ct II
ternal Rev .iiae Yerkes1as decided that. a5
the rate OF .sx on tobacco aid snuff will
not be chalse1 ~ The act Of Ms.ea 3 400;
no new stsr.ps for tobacco and snun WILL
be issued. I ne stamps now Il use VIII oe
sold by Co 'e.t3r-, on and afts- Jciy at
a discount q per cent
As tobacco so snun stamps J.. Tue hann3
deemed for he purpose Of allowing the .is-
count, manufacturers can secu;e the reoste
packaSes Of Tobacco or snuf prior to July
[ and including such packages IL their
claims TOR rebate. Otherwise snSh stamps
must be used without benefit of discount OF
rebate. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
HIS EM1NENCE WINS CLARK STAKES.
Winner Of Kent.cky Derby show. HI.

winner OF hemt0cky Uef0y SHOWS HIS
Superiority Again-Joe Frey Ran.
Louisville. May again to-day, His EN-
inence. winner of the Kentucky Derby. dem
onstrated his superiority oyer the Western
colts in training here by winning the Clark
Stakes. worth $500 to his. owner, at one mile
and an eighth. From the time they were
In motion until the end the race belonged
to His Eminence.
Alard Scheck was scratched and Joe Frey,
his stable companion. was sent to the post
as the Scherr entry. ~
In addition to Joe Frey, the Puritan was
the only colt that had not been tried out
with the other Derby. entries, and he went
to the post as well backed as the Derby.
winner, for His Eminence carried a penalty
OF FIVE pounds. =.
front with Driscoll second. His Eminence
third, Sanaxarro, who finished second In the
Derby fourth. Joe Frey NTH and Amur
sixth. On the turn, His Emtnence moved up
to the second place and on the back stretch
he took the lead. From there to the wire
1t was simply one-horse race.
The Puritan finished second; with DrsBco1l
third. and the others struggling In the rear.
The track was fast; and 4 crowd Of 7eoos
people saw the eix races. i vas . day for
Ethel what at ~ and Whitflsld at Z &er1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
to consideration as an Inaugural candi.

to consideration as an Inaugural candi-
date.
Duela, a 2-year-old starter to-day in the
third race, is full sister to Duelist. That
in itself should make the flly worth a
flyer at any decent odds.
The running Of the horses yesterday was
right to form. Sam Lazarus was the only
favorite to fail, and he lost through the
sleepy handling Harshberger gave him.
Forte is a hard horse to beat at the end
of a route. The old rascal fairly few at the
finish Of a mile yesterday. He was Just be-
ginning to get into his stride when the race
was over.
Kindred, of bad in the Maud Come.
Sharp Bird duel yesterday. made up a deal
of ground and was the freshest horse In the
world at the. finish. He seems to be the
best-seasoned horse at the track.
on to-day's card. Mr.. Huffman has one of
those Argyle 2-year-olds in the second in
NADIA Bell She is one Of the Helen Print
lot.
Miss Mae Day was fat as artists Of the
Dutch school depict friars who stand about
the beer casks in brewery advertisements.
She had her speed, but is in very rank con-
dition.
All Mine, who starts as a maiden to-day.
ts a well-bred hlly. She is by Longstreet-
Trade Wind. the latter the dam of Gotham,
about the best 2-year-old of his year, bar,
perhaps, Harry Reed.
Otis stood the gam like bull dog. He
came up to the whip as II he liked 1t, pushed
Helen Print aside and won. At that. Hoff-
mans filly was on the speediest legs at
the time. Otis hit himself about the fet-
locks at the start
Mr.. Bratton starts Lexell to-day. The
East st. Louis turfman is expected back
from Hot springs early next week. Good
fellows are not so numerous, even at a
race track, that Mr.. Bratton Is not missed.
He will be very welcome home.
Some of the Sain colts and filles that
have yet to be seen in colors are the filly
Trauer. out of the once well-thought-of
mare Ohio Belle, who was Schreiber's first
hope as a stake horse. Then he has filly
-Satchel, to carry the goods in prob
ably-out of that good race mare and great
mud-runner. Highland.
Frank Carr announced in the presence of
Fred Cook that Tayon. ridden by Domi-
nick. would surely start In the NTH race
to-day. Mr.. Cook owns the horse and has
the rider under contract. It has been said
he would not race anywhere. save under
Western Jockey Club rules II he races
Tayon and rides Dominick to-day he Will
be racing under Turf Congress rules.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
SECOND SPIN OF SHAMROCK II.
Match Race With the Old Shamrock
VIII BE Arranged This Week.

Southampton May 6.-The Shamrock II
had her second spin this morning. A fresh,
squally northeast wind promised Just the
conditions Captain Sycamore desired to sup
plement Saturdays light-breeze trial.
The chief interest now centers in the cup
challenger's behavior when poking her long
bow into rough sea Mr.. Watson the de-
sigaer. Is SO pleased with Saturdays per,
fOrmance that he has gone to London, ana
probably will not return to witness to-oays
trial.
A preliminary brush between the two
shamrocks is expected Wednesday. but the
likely to take place until late in the week
or early next week. Mr.. Fife will arrive
here Wednesday to take charge OF the
Shamrock /.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
Van Dyke EasIIy Beaten by McGowan.

MCGOWAN defeated Van Dyke in the pool tour
ney match at the Grand last night by score
OF rs to Il. The game was the first OF those
to be played to decide the ties in the original
tournament The game tonight will be between
Mee,owan"o o 6 i . o Z q o 0 10 o s
8 I915S ds1t 20 T.11 ro,,11
~ Van Byke@i o1s1eo 800 Q
r o 1 o. 2 o 0 IA 0 2
3 s . 0 o 4 8 IL i 0. Total
IL. High run. u.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
solaier.. Wre.tIins Cmampionship.

There will be wrestling contest for the cham
pionship of Company e First Regiment, N. H.
n. CRainwater RlnesD. at the Armory; Eighteenth
and Pine streets. next Thursday night. There
are entered 30 far four men who are good at the
game and a warm contest Is expected The
winner will receive the championship bar and
will be expected to challenge any company In the
regiment to produce q man not exceeding him
fifteen pounds in weight who will compete fol-
the championship Of the regiment There Will be
no charge for admission.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
River.,de Turf Exchange.

Commissions placed on st. Louis. Morris
Park, Louisville. Worth and Oakland races.
Steamer Josie leaves foot of Locust street.
Eagle Wharf Landing. at 1:16 p. m. 25c
round trip. Leaves foot of Davis street Mt
200, 2:3o 300. 3:3D and 400 Take Catalan or
Broadway car south to Davis street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
The exact measurements Of the Constitu-
tion have not been 0nlcially announced, but
cABANNE CLUB DIRECTORS.
Officers Of the Organization soor
to Be Chosen.

At meeting OF the members Of the
Cabanne Club. held last night In their quar-
ters at No. 054s cabanne avenue; directors
for the ensuing year were elected, as fol-
lows: :
Frank Wyman. J. ]. Lewis. Frank e
Richey, c. c. Sprague. T. 8. Maxwell. A. H.
schureman. George w. Perry, Charles. W.
Hoitcamp, P. M. Hanson. N. w. Taylor. ].
H. Cavender. Jr., Robert w. Maguire,
Frank Battle. w. W. Ia Baume and q. B.
Wilder. Ss.,.. $50 :.
The officers will be chosen At \ msetinr
Of the directors to be held soon. :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
GOSSIP OF COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
Washington U. VIII Play Baseball
With ROlla 8. of NJ.

with ROlla 8. of VI.
Manager Staed of the Washington UNI
versity baseball team has made final ar
rangements for q game with the Rolia
School Of Mines to take place May Is.
High Schools track team will run on its
trial heats In the 1OO-yard dash, 220-yard
dash and the high and low hurdles Wednes-
day afternoon at the Pastime grounds.
Captain Sessinghaus Of Washington Uni
versity has arranged for the use of the PAS
time grounds for his track men,. and the
BOYS were out in full force yesterday after
noon getting in trim for their field day,
which will take place on the Pastfme
grounds next Friday afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
NO CURE, NO PAY.
VALET JONES IS ILL.
Patrick's Accuser Will Be Rev
moved to Hospital To-Day

New York, May 6.-Charles F. JONES'.
valet Of the late millionaire. William Mars y!
Rice and who, with Attorney Patrick, y
charged with the murder OF Mr.. Rice, IS iip.
at the House Of Detention.
II is the intention of the District Attor.j
ney to have him removed to a hospital to.t
morrow. Jones Is suffering from an attac4
Of acute dyspepsia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07
OAKLEY RACE TRACK SOLD.

Owncrs Of the Charter Oak Course Mt
Hartford, Conn.,. the Purchasers.
Cincinnati, o., May "a ]. Welch and
o. NJ. Jones to-day completed negotiations
for the purchase of the Oakley race track.
near Cincinnati, and its next meeting will
be held under their management.
Messrs. Welch and Jones are owners Of the
weil-known Charter Oak course at Hartford.
Conn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

BY winning the final game from the Banks the
Cast-O Of the Bum Bowiers Cooked Hat As
soc.aticn gained the verdict. but at that. the
Ranks secured two more pins. Simmons and W.
Srsultes we're the high bowlers. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-05-07

London. May 6.-The Oxford d-Cambridge COM
nnittee received on Saturday the official reply q
the Harvard Yale committee. fixing september Il
as the date for the interna tional games. to be
held on Berkeley Oval. New York.