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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

Harry X. in the First Race-Lunar'l
Tfcklfsh Position.

Harry K is a speedy rascal, and on his
last enort. back OF Golden Easter and that
he should come close to winning the first
race there to-day Honeywood has shown
a nice turn Of speed in races over a mile
and should about do at seven furlongs. Diaz
and Two Armies will battle for third place.
II satchel is as good as she was last
June she ought to win the second race. II
she - not good-she Is small and light and
Will find the track trying-Ethylene, even
II she is going back. will be able to take
the taw OF the others. On the whole, 1t
should come Ethylene. Attelle. Miss Dora.
even II Attelle can scarce improve enough
over her race yesterday to beat Miss Dora
There is our dear old friend. syncopated
Sandy. in the third. Mr. Sandy seems TO be
in where Ed L. should beat him, even IL
Edward has not been running such fine
races. Sandy should be second and Nekarnis
third.
The sprint race is a hard one but we shall
have to swing to Northern Spy. whom the
distance just suits. Many good judges fancy
Jim Clark. Hardly, though he Is a well-bred
and fast horse Kazan ought to be third.
Tom Collins likes the track. but the weight
will stop him.
The ladies will have a chance to have a
Mt over Dale and Lunar in the fifth. Mr.
Gumherts's mare is well weighted. II Med
dlesome takes her by the head and runs her
heart out: as he is liable to do. she win not
win- II she does not run with Meddlesome
he I. liable to go on and win. anyhow. All
In all. Lunar Is in q tough spot, and all
told. IT would not be surprising to see Med
dlesome or Lee Bruno beat her. Somebody
has got to run with Meddiesome for II they
DO not he is liable to go on and win Lee
Bruno won't run with him. Neither will
Lord Neville. II they are well ridden So It
seems up to Lunar. II she foes on with
Meddlesome as she did with Peter Duryea
the day Smell rode her. she is liable to be
run on her legs. In this case. Lee Bruno
or Lord Neville will come on and win IL
she does not 60 after Meddlesorne she IN
liabe never to catch him. Look out for
Meddlesome. with a good boy on him.
Daies play will be to lie within striking
distance of Meddlesome to the stretch, then
do on Yet Lunar never won from behind
On his last two races Schnell Laufer
ought TO beat Guide Rock Nearest and
Sweet Dream in the last race. though 1t Is
palpably a close thing all round. Schnell
1aCfer probably ran extra good race on
Thursday. and may not quite come to Il to-
day. though he should do so. Guide Rock 10
very good Just now. and win be hard to
beat
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
IRISH NATIONALIST EVENTS.
Big Entry List for the Games at Fair
Grounds T0-MorrOw.

The field meet OF the Irish Nationalists
at the Fair Grounds tomorrow should
furnish some good sport. both from a spec
tacular and an athletic point CT view. The
entry lists which closed last Saturday show
a total OF ia competitors in the twenty
four events. including all the best local
athletes and several cracks from outside
places Charlie Hanneuian, the discus
thrower. is coming down from keokuk.
and II is said that OConnor. the cham
pion broad-jumper. will also be seen
All the local men. including Holland,
Thompson. Dillon Shaw. OReilly. King and
kiener. will compete in the track and field
events. and some warm races will result.
The hurdles and hundred yard dash Should
prove especially interesting. as there is
good bit of rivalry among the local ex-
perts in these events.
Another inducement for the men to put
forth their best Efforts is the fact that y
team of those who show up well at these
games will be taken to Louisville In Octo-
ber TO contest in the Interstate Fair. to be
held there.
In addition TO the regular athletic events
there will be mule races. dancing contests
and other amusemeuts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
FRIVOLOUS AND HYSTERIcAL.' y
Retired Navy Official Answers
Charges Made by His Wife.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Aug. s.-Leutenant Com
mander Rodney. L. S. n. GetiredD. to-day
filed his answer to the rule of the court.
requiring him to show cause why he should
not pay alimony to his wife. who Is suing
him for divorce on the ground OF cruelty.
Lieutenant Commander Rodney's answer
alleges that his wife's statements are
frivolous and hystericaI. IL not fraudu-
lent" He states that his wife being ad-
dicted to drugs. Is crrn,ic. She was In ex-
tremity OF circumstances when the de-
PENDANT appeared to her as she herself
cai,ed him a fairy prince come TO her
rescue" She herself besan the courtship In
most affectionate letter to the de-
fendan."
After hearing the answer the court
s!ened an order requiring Lieutenant COM
mander Rod'ey TO pay sis per month all
mony during the pendency of the suit
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
KINLOCH PARKS STATEMENT.
Book for First Weeks Races Will BE
Out To-Day.

The Kinloch Park Racing Association Is
sued the following statement last night:
The book for the first weeks racing at
Kinloch, commencing Saturday, August IL.
will be out on August 10. The events con-
tain conditions for all classes OF horses. and
there Is no doubt that an interesting ses-
sion Of racing will be secured from them
Doctor Rixford,a veterinary surgeon, has
been appointed as the paddock Judge. The
advantage Of having a veterinary in pos:-
tfon Of this kind can be readily understood
II wifi be his duty TO pass upon the physical
condition of every horse entering the pad
dock and II he finds any In an unfit condi-
ton the matter can be reported to the
judges and the horses scratched. and a new
book made upon the race
This will insure against horses being sent
to the post I'm a crippled condition.
Peach Honig has been appointed OFF,
cial caller and the minor positions are be-
ing rapidly filed. A number Of horses will
be stabbed at the grounds early in the COM
ing week
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
ATTACKING GAS TRUST.
State Attorney Seeking to Dissolve
It-StOck Suffers.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago, Ill. Aug s.-People's Gas
dropped points in as many minutes to-
day on the announcement that State Attor-
rey DeIee3 had begun proceedings before
Judge Tuley this evening. which. IL success
ful. will dissolve the Gas Trust into the
eleven companies which were merged in H.
and separate proceedings against each COM
pany for forfeiture Of its city charter. which
prohibits consolidation. The history Of the
Gas Trust has been one Of litigation for
fifteen years. and now the apparently sue
cessfui consolidation OF all the companies
under a Law passed in 1897 Is attacked.
OF the quo warranto proceedings attack
ing the constitutionality of the charter Of
the Peoples Gasiight and Coke Company
Mr.. Dcneen declared: The subject OF the
consolidation OF the gas companies is not
expressed OF suggested IN the title OF the
consolidation act OF 1897.
second. that the act Is special legislation
in comforting upon the gas companies alone
the privilege and franchise of consolida-
ton
Third. that the act operates to extend
by special law the charter of the Peoples
Gas and Coke Company. which was a spe-
cial charter granted before the Constitution
OF ls.0. which forbids the extension or
amendment of the charter OF any corpora
tion except by a general law.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
EXPECTING THE SHAMROCK.
Lipton's Challenger May Reach New
York To-Day.

New York. Aug. s-Yachtsmen and 9TH
ers who are waiting to see Sir Thomas LIP
toms new challenger. the Shamrock II. may
soon have their wish gratified, for the nan-
teal sharps have figured that the yacht is
likely to arrive in New York harbor within
forty-eight hours Before leaving the
Azores Island the captain of the Erin said
he expected to arrive in New York on
August II. Favorable winds. however, 1t 10
believed. will put the boats in port a day
earlier.
sentative in this city. feeling sure the yacht
will soon arrive. will leave Tomorrow IN
the tug James Lawrence to meet the Sham
rock IL The tug will remain at sea until
the yacht H. sighted. and then accompany
her up the harbor to Tompkinsville. s. L.
whore she vtu enchor for a short tine ~
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Detroit Mich. Aug. s.-weAthcr cloudy: track
fast at Wipdsor. Summary:
Fsr.t race. .-year-olds. selling. four furiones-
HEROES los (fsobertson). to and l to :. won !:
Ny sunny South lss .Givens). Is to I. second: !:
Belle Street. Pigeon TOP. John Maxwell. Lint.
Efhe Iloe. Lady Essex and Miss Bernice also
ran.
second race six furlongs-velma Clark. I57 u.
l. second: Tea Gown lgs HoweID. to !. third.
Time. I:i5S surmise. Golden Harvest. Mrwn-
Fans. Little Chicago. Porter B. and Seip also
ran
Third race. selling mile and . sixteenth-Pace-
maker, III CYoung). even and l TO Z. won. ceyIop.
.o. ,Miehaels,, 20 /. second; Ursanda. los Mel
son) " TO I. third Time. SO. Jessie Jarbo,
Walienshaw. Charley Shane. Martha Street and
Troubean also
Fourth race. selling. 81. furiongs-stster Kate.
8 "a Weber,. to ! and TO ). won: Athara.
10, tseel; % to l. second: Tempt. ss &c Murphy.
I to 1, third. Time. :1tk- Meggs. BENGAL. Ecome.
Ruth Parks. Ghetto and DR.. Clark Also nan.
20 to and ts 10 won. sIv MaiS. I 40 RIee,
even and out, second: Paul Creyton. lI3 tBer-
mani. TO !. third. Time. :ol&. All Grey. Drum
mond and Stuart Young also ra2-
sixth race. selling. one rniie-San Andres. IS
tsfe.ie). even and to 8. won: Ed Roth. IL
Gaother.olD TO and even. second Alice Man
tel tel; 8 & &C. &Mrrghyl; 50 e / third, TiTe 1;ss..
dale. Red signal and River Princess also -aa
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robson IN NEW YORK.
Rumor of n Secret Baseball SessioE
Before Freedman Went Abroad.

EEPUBIIC SPEC1AL
New York. Aug. S-The presence here OF
Frank de Haas Robson OF ST Louis and
John T. Brush has started tongues wagglng
that a secret baseball session was held IN
this city before President Freedman sailed
for London. Mr.. Robson is still in town.
bGt positively refused TO discuss the mat
ter.
Mr.. Robson is very optimistic in his views
Of the future Of baseball. and says great
things are ahead for the national game. He
said the American League Is not worrying
the National League magrates.
Mr.. Robson was asked about the many
reports coming from the West about COM
promise between the rival leagues
"All this talk comes from the camp or
the rival organization" he replied we
are prOspering under the present conditions.
The rival league, however. cannot say as
much
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Racing mt Freeport. III.

Freeport. Ill. Aug. e.-Ra.n fell during the
las dny's meeting Of the Great Western Circuit.
but not enough 10 interfere with the sport. Re-
In the e:eS trot George Mu.ccvi;e first in
three heats. Time. 2:slis. 2:l4+. 2:l9. Lady
The $50 pacing was won by Persore.te. Time.
s:ilL. e:il and Ell. kasseu was second and Pat
Wilkes third
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
YANKEES HAPPY DEBUT.
Colt shows the Way to Good Ones at
Saratoga.

Saratoga. Aug. s.-Yankee, the 2-year-old
AanoverNCorrection colt. Jointly owned by
VIM c. Whitney and John E. Madden, and
. candidate for the Futurity. made his first
appearance in the last race to-day.
Yankees debut was a successful one for
serve For the frst half mile Of the race
Mounce. who rode Yankee had him under
wraps on the extreme outside OF his Held
and when he let so his restraining bold on
the colt he shot TO the front with a sud
denness that was startling Behind him
at the finish were several likely youngsters,
including Cornwall who was badly inter-
fered with. and Tribes Hill, who stumbled
and almost fell just as he was making his
run.
Summaries ut Saratoga.
furlonss-sarner. los q. Woods, ! to i and 70
5 & woa: Connie; S; e Bssnnanl. Nc to ! ami to
ward Boy: vesuyisn Satire. Maiden. Robert
Bounsso1s Garter Buckle Bill Massis ana On
si.,ssnthSTrsEer; s. tcOehr.n, to and i 70
second Kos:m ies eWonaey s iS 70 10 spd .eC s
TO !. third. Time, 1:ta. Terminus also ran
Thtrd race fcr s-yesrcoids. Nv. and . half fur:
to l. second; Rocky, los doConnor, u to and
q ssra Ts Nation, @ nsny .sS ssr,hs R:hs :,so
Fourth race. for s-yesr-olds. selling. mile and
8 .eo: The Amazon ics 9SieRi.!,S 70 i ana sS
snd es:s. sSira Time i:is Il Lsdy s%c cSos.sser. &c
= I'm rsss. q. % @.iden % ayssr.osS.. S Ave fur
1sagsEYenkes. rl (1ouncs). I to and out. won:
Qc[cMa9 II Hrs%enl; 70 and TO ! sscond:
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Racing at Holden.

KEPD bDlt SFf1-IAL
Holden. Mo-. Aug. s-The fair closed to-day.
The races were as follows:
s:s5 pace. purse sfe-walnut K. first. Janice
Meredith, second: Turpentne. third Time. ~
Two-year-od pace. purse s2s,-LAttle Joe. nfst'
RunnIns. four and a halt furions dashCIrou-
bic first: King HsBeil. second. Monte Cristo
third Time :ssi1.
Running. consolation. nve-furiong. dash-Bli
Arnot. fret: King Go Long. second: Virgil third
Time, l:o6
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

Summer Diversion at the Laughlin
Country Place" Camera stories of the
manner in which the members of a big
house party were entertained.
What Would 1t Mean to Be Strictly
Up to Date in the Matter Of Shoes and
Stockings?
The Best Answer Will be Found on
Page of the Magazine. Capital Pic
lures Posed for The Sunday Republic
by Agnes Paul.
The Animals of the Past. What We're
They Like" \ remarkable scientific ar
ticle by an authority on prehistoric ami
mails. Interesting pictures.
ID. ID. Moss. well-known Missouri
farmer, has discovered q unique way TO
clear ground.
He discusses the method entertaining
ly and there are photographs to Illus
trate his points.
Kentucky Women, Ever Beautiful
Will Be Pictured in Artistically Clear
Half-Tones.
Frank G.. Carpenter. traveller and jour-
nalist. visits New Guinea for The Sun
day Republic. Read his historical cor
respOndence from that far-away land.
Two Airships yhat Msy Fly" A
st. Louis inventor has patented designs
for a balloon-suspended boat which he
thinks will meet the demand. The other
vessel is the invention Of 4 Brazilian
living in France. Pictures.
How to Be Happy Though Married"
The sequel to the famous book IL caus-
ing much comment as it appears In
weekly installments in The Sunday Re
public. Tomorow's chapter reviews
Weddings and Honeymoons.'
Picturesque Modes Now Rule the
Day." says Marie Armstrong. The Sun
day Republics Correspondent in Paris.
Her illustrated fashion article gives the
new ideas in style.
"Freckled Girls at the Seashore-
dashingly narrated in q letter from As
bury Park.
New Portraits Of Two Favorite and
Famous American Piayers-Joseph Jef-
ferson and Maud Adams.
Three Ways to Serve Fruits That
Are Now Available" pictorialiy shown
by The Republic receipt specialist.
LAUGHS IN COLOR in he
COLORED COMIC SECTION.
How Piunktum brushed the gent
80 Far Away" q famous song. "A
Secret Cave" concluding chapters of the
serial.
New News. Latest theatrical and
Sporting Gossip. Cables from the Old
World. All the Home News
rE!vIj7Yi vIj7Yi!k!!6llilll! u! Yk6ll!illl! Ii-.lIiiIl .PlIiiIlLs
ExE ccS;SIII;s Is;ssE;iSs. H fsSlSSS - |: ~
II 81 ssSsssssSS S:SzS::sS
EkEsS:5s. s. - 1sEl&
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Hamilton. ontaIi.. Aug. s.-weasher clear:
First race. five and one-haif furiouss-Black-
ford won, Gray Bill Higgins. second: Remsen.
third Time ,0e.
Second race, i-year-olds Eve furions-Bou-bon
King won. Santa Bonita. seconJ: Caller Her
rim, third. Time. i.ae&.
Third race. for 3-vear-oids ani upward. mile
Beau won: All Saints. second. Cherry Wild.
third. Time. l:<2 As.
Fourth race s-year-oIds i've and one-haif fur
1onge-Angea ven: A'so-a. second. Gctemba.
FIN racs. six farions., .-y-ar-o,d.-o.k Maid
von: Ocie Bsookes. second: Scorpion. third Time.
sixtA rscs steepaechase. short course-venstian
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ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS
FOR RACES AT THREE TRACKS.


HF.Ft BIC SPEIAIl
Chicago. H.. Aug. a, Harlem.
First Race-Neriner. Einy0n Andes
se:ond Race-BTann.sar. Inagi. Jack Ratt'in.
Third Race-Miss Bennett iBurnce Bun,on
George Arnold.
Fourth Rac~-Major Dixon Benchsacio. Dunno
Ertry
fifth ilace-six Shooter. Ro.licy. charley Moore
sixth Race-Hermencia. ALASKA. Eyayn Byrd.
Seventh Race-Dssma-. Haviian! Chorus Boy
Weather clear: track fast
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til arrangements are made to strip her of
her jury zig
The yacht. il is sad. will be put into dry
dock at the Erie Basin at the earliest pos
sible moment. where she will be thoroughly
cleaned before receiving her racing rig.
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Morning TeIegr.ph's Selections.

REPCBLlC SPEIlAI-
New York. Aug. lG--On Sara-cg7:
First Race-His Eminence. All Gold IsiGor.
Second Race-Dcctor Preston. Belgrade. Eloin.
Third Rece-Goidsmith Blue Girl Guard.
Fourth Rsce-Dublin. Water Color, Black Fox.
Fifth Rsce-O' Hagen. Oclawaha. White Owl
Sixth Raee-Decanter. Water Cure. King Bram-
ble
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Y. Dr,x,nx Club Matinee To-day.

As only one of the races prepared by the Cen
tlsmeu's Driving Club for to-3ay's programme
Allied the Executive Committee Of the club ce-
cIded to declare OF the races for TO-DAY with
the hone that before another Saturday ST i>oiis
will have a mucA-need rain. which will Put
the tfack in frs,-ciass condition. The ssme rfh-
gramme will prevail for Saturday. Angus. u.
1901.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

Canton. o.. Aug. e.-Arrangements were
made this afternoon for Presidents Day
at the Pan-American Exposition PreSi-
dent ]. G.. Mil6urn and Director General
Buchanan OF the exposition. Mayor DIehl
OF Buffalo. and John l. Scatheri. came here
for the purpose.
They spent most Of the Afternoon at the
Mckinley home.
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The Republtc'. SeIectious.

First Race-harry h. Honeywcoi. Disz-
Second Race-Ethylene. SiIss Dora Atteile.
Third Race-Ed l.. synco2ated sandy. Nekar-
ms.
FNrirth Race-Nor1hern Spy Jim Clark. Kazan.
Fifth Rnce-Meddissome. Iee Bruno. Lunar.
est.
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well-K n0wn H0rseman of Indiana
Paxses Away.

Richmond Ind. Aug. civilian Osborne.
one of the best known horscmen OF this sec
ton. died to-day at the age OF 81, He was
identified with racing Interests for many
years and gave Belva lockwood. Davy
Crockett. Mary Taylor. Tom Benton and
several others their marks.
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third. Time. 1:oc rs. skye. Triton. Osprey. Te-
uagra. Aden. John Barleycorn. Arrah Gowan and
Ie1Sary also ran
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Star fair going away he second J.
be good
"a
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GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING.
Good Work in the Harness Events ut
Bu6alO.

Buffalo. n. Y, Aug. ?-The third days
racing of the Grand Circuit. under the aus
pices Of the Buffalo Driving Club, at the
Fort Erie course, while they lacked the alb
sorbing interest in the first two days fur
nished good sport The attendance was
gooo. 500 persons being present. The track
was in fine condition. but the weather was
decidedly cool. and not conducive to fast
time. The first race and the event OF the
day. the Electric CITY Stakes. for a purse OF
5000, was won by Neva Simmons In straight
heats Country Jay was favorite in the pool
selling at s. against the field for $50. Coun-
try Jay and Simmons fought the first heat
cut in the stretch the latter winning by
half a length in a slashing finish.
Grand Circuit Summaries.
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THE REPUBLIC: SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1901.
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


p. Starter AZ D Gle ar
l0lO First strap eyear olds fvefu
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IA Class. uottins. purse Ss.vn, Electricity
Stakes:
Neva Summons. b. m. by Simmons
tfiicet
Country Jay. s. e.. by Jay Hawker Macy
Hudsonl -,:,.,..-s .
Alberta D.. CHI T., by son OF viking . .
tshilIingiowt ---.--------.---.--o :
Quoddy Girl. b. m tkelleyD ----------------S
George Smith. b. &. tWeigieb- . =
Iva Dee, b. {. fSpear and McHerry)--.---.-5 4 3
Time-2:1liS. Z:ilA. 2:lS
e:l9 class. trotting, purse S-.VO:
Metallis. blk h.. BY Menbrino king
.Shiliinglowl
Alice Carr, blk. by Gambetta Wilkes . .
tHudsonb - . .
Trufnes gr m. by Pilot Medium "a Nc .
Donalct -----..-----.- .---------------------s .
Reelected IT. b. lMacey)..
Huffman. br. & tPuZyD--.--------.---------
::is class, trottins. purse Sss;
len .....................,.:-.1
CIesry, .......................- - l II 3
Waubsn. gr. g.. by Pilot Medium
Cqssiss Cs, and Gee5i,, e,n,,,i;:os;s g sdr
Ebba, z. n. CWirninsx)..-....--.-s : . or
Vic Shelter. br. g. tvan bokklen)-s = 4ds
Oneonta. .. M tOlneyl ..--.:-.:.-:.. ds .-,,
Time-e:I3A. 2:leil. 2:I2i.. e:l4. ,l:%. 21ss
Match race. pacing. best three In i've Tor szT":
Emma NJ b. m. by Ceciis Prince ,
Lolita. blk m. by sidney tsnowl...:.:: ?
Time-2.oeh. 2:is. ANA. ::liis. 2;lsh-
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New York. Avg. s.-En;ries for tc-morrox's
races at Saratoga are follows.
First race. hanicap. seven furIonxs:
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Thousands of Citizens Joined in an
Effort to Mob the Republican
Party's Vice Presidential
Candidate.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Victor. Colo. Aug. s-Theodore Roosevelt
has been in Victor before. His reception
the other time was far different from tina:
extended to him to-day. In the closing days
OF last September. Mr.. Roosevelt came to
Victor to address Republican rally. Re-
publicsns are scarce here. and sentiment
was strong against gold bug candidates. A
mob took possession of the hall. Roose-
welt was hissed and hooted until he could
not speak. On his way 10 the depot he was
assaulted and his bodyguard OF Rough Rid
ers had 20 engage In general fight TO pro-
tect their guest A Republican banner Wal
wrenched from the hands Of a guard and
Mr.. Roosevelt wa. struck In the breast with
II. In leaving the camp the train went
slowly and the track was patrolied to pre-
vent an alleged plan to blow up the train
by dynamite.
The assault upon the vice pres. .entisI can
d!date was generally condemned by the bet
ter element OF Victor and they took partic-
ular pains to make to-day's reception as
hsartS - ths other had been hateful
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

M A IN racwa lnhn was. best ca end
a he way and
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Summer Diversion at the Laughlin
Country Place" Camera stories Of the
manner in which the members Of big
house party were entertained.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
WILLIAM OSBORNE DEAD.

tNcDonalD --:-.-::-:.-... -. : .
Time-20eh. 2:is. ANA. 2:14i.. 2;lss-
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How to Be Happy Though Married"
The sequel to the famous book IL caus-
ing much comment rs it appears in
weekly installments in The Sunday Re
public. Tomorow's chapter reviews
Weddings and Honeymoons.'
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

Ch.cago. Aug. 9-Entries for tomorrow's races
at Harlem follows:
irs,r Sfx y,trion
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Start good. Wen cleve-iy. Winner. d. J. 5 ul
probably owed her victory TO the fact that Dale d
fence. then cut away when the horse was out Of hi
apparently a deliberate foul Irving Mayor pro bs
chances Empyreai a coed under infer 10
had fine early speed. bu, stopped when the pinch C
but stoPped six furior:s-
Time-:oa :Iis.. ::sla. az. "a. I:oss. In. .
1910
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The sprint race Is a hard one. but we shall
have to swing to Northern Spy, whom the
distance just suits. Many good judges fancy
Jim Clark, Hardly, though he is a well-bred
and fast horse. Kazan ought to be third.
Tom Collins likes the track. but the weight
Will etop him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

Two Airships chat Msy Fly" A
st. Louis inventor has patented designs
for a balloon boat which he
thinks will meet the demand. The other
vessel is the invention Of q Brazilian
living in France. Pictures.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10
OUR CURE

CnGer our treatment I
every obstruction TO I
ceases. all inSamm at
canal is healed and 1
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

Picturesque Modes Now Rule the
Day." says Marie Armstrong. The Sun
day Republics Correspondent I'm Paris.
Her illustrated fashion article gives the
new ideas in style.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-10

ID. d. Moss. 4 well-known Missouri
farmer. has discovered unique way 10
clear ground.
He discusses the method entertaining
ly and there are photographs to Illus
trate his points.