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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-18
AvENGEs HIS DAUGHTER.
Father Fills n Negro Ravisher Full
of BuckshOt.

of BuckshOt.
Tuscumbia. Ala, April IA. - Emmett
Crittenden, a we'll known farmer Of
Spring Valley in this county, shot and
instantly killed a negro named West
for criminally assaulting Crittenden's
oldest daughter. When Crittenden
was informed of the assault he loaded
a dcuble-barrelled shotgun and went
to the field where West was working.
He calmly told West he had come to
kill him. The negro protested inno-
cence and started to run. Crittenden
fired twice and twenty-four buckshot
passed through Vests head and body.
Crittenden surrendered to the sheriff.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-18

Attempt to Rob Express Car of the
PennsylNani0 NOal Thwarted.

Washington, April ia daring at
tempt to rob the express car of the Sec
ond section of a north bound passen-
ger train on the Pennsylvania railroad
at the Virginia Midland crossing, four
miles southwest of this city, was frus-
trated by prompt action of the express
messenger. The messenger discovered
several men between the two coaches,
trying to force open the door Of one of
them. The messenger gave the signal
for the train to stop, and the men
jumped off and escaped across the
fields.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-18
Lynchinr Ia Expecte d.

Ell Reno, Okla. April 14.-Four men
have been arrested for the murder Of
+. NJ. Pemberton near Weatherford
Thursday night and 1ynching is ex-
pected. Early last night report came
to Ell Reno that the lynchihg had
taken place, but it has since been de-
MED. The purpose Of the murder was
robbery.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-18

The United Kingdom has colonies
and possessions whose area is equal
to more than twenty-seven times her
own size.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
NEWS FROM EAST SIDE CITIES.
were PROTECTED
BY POLICEMEN.
Bluecoats Stood Near While Fire
men Turned Water Into Belle
vile City Buildings.

Protected by policemen, Fire Chief Neb-
gen Of Bel1eville, on ORDER Of Mayor John
Hay, turned on the water at all of the
public buildings in Belleville yesterday aft
ernoen. A guard was placed at each build
ing to prevent the water company turning
1t on again.
The Belleviile Deep Wen Water Company
turned of the water supply of all of the
city buildings and institutions Thursday
morning. Mayor John Hay looked up the
franchise of the water company. and de-
cided that the water company was COM
PEELED to furnish water to the city build
1ngs free Of charge.
As a result of his investigations, he no.
titled Chief Of Police Heidinger and Fire
Marshal Nebgen to turn on the water.
Chief Of Police Heidinger was told to place
policemen at each building to see that the
water company did not tamper with the
pipes and shut OF the water again. En-
the neighborhood of several Of the build
ings, but the presence of the bluecoats pre-
vented any Interference.
Attorney Borders, for the water COM
pany. said that no action would be taken
by the water company in the late develop
ment until Monday. 1t Is expected that
suit will be commenced then.
J, One OF the results Of the water trouble
In Belleville was the fling of a $4,000
damage suit In the Circuit Court by Alder
man Fritz Kretschmer against John Tay-
derously Of Kretschmer's vote on the water
question. Taylor has brother. James Tay-
lor., who Is an Alderman, and who voted
the same way that Kretschmer did
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
s1ONNUT LOWERS TRACK RECORD.
p,acL Geldinr Wins Driving. Clubs
special Race in Fast Time.

The special race provided by the Gentle ;erds :,
mems Driving Club for its patrons yesterday
afternoon drew the banner crowd OF the sea seq :.
son and was a decidedly interesting lea
ture. Each heat was Grand Circuit ana.z
from start to finish. and the track sS ~ reso or.
for the season was reduced to 2:20 by MOT Hai
nut, the black gelding entered by me S ~
man Stock Farm. and driven by Carr hotn-
enheber. who won first money. after LOSING
the the first heat to Glen Weeks tr1t 'tn,,
The Classified pace was an easy class fS f,'
Iauritz Petersons mare. Nellie Dumas. IL
straight heats, lowering her exnioLioil
mark to 2:24s4. In the CLASSIFIED troI w yoI ~
Miller, won first honors. after thre9 heats,
losing the first to Mouse, entered ana ortVen
nv Is. p. lesson. The summaries:
Classified pace: n,
M Mel,is pom no. m. eolman stock FARM
Gramella CHI. m. CIV. r. Mlllef)......''''''...'s
Ttma-224s.. 2:s5a. =
efas sss' a1s.tse CHI m eJeHn ,. Semi,
Mouse, b. m. q. r. Tesson). ...............l Or
Tme-2:S41t, 2-36 2.35A.
Special purse race: /, ,
a ". Harper, b. g. iClem WeiclO. .......a
Al West Jr.. b. g. Nouis Spelbrink)... ...2 y !
Time-S:25is,- $50. 2:2a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
SUNDAY-ScHOOl
CHILDREN ATTENDED.
Rally Day at Piasa Chautauqua
Attracted the Largest Crowd !.
of the Season.

Yesterday was Sunday School Rally Day
at the Piasa Chautauqua, and the laTEese
attendance Of the present season was Te-
corded. In addition to the regular train
service, three special coaches came IN ON
the morning train from Jerseyvilie. loadso
with Sl1nday-school children from Jerney
and Greene counties.
The devotional hour In the morning wa
led by the Reverend J. A. Ford. pastor g
the First Baptist Church at Jerseyville. FOL.
lowing this was the chorus class. conducted
by Professor NJ. Edwin johnson. director
of music in the East st. Louis schools.
The Doubt family orchestra gave con-
cert in the Tabernacle. assisted by Miss
Bertha E. Staples, contralto. of st. L0ufy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
East st. Loui. Items.

b,ts uo,nan ssa,r nssIo' and Juhn walsh
Supervisor Wheeler yesterday morning. Jones
works at the Valley elevator and the woman
worked as waitress. They had not enough
money to pay Justice Of the Peace Moritz Oehier
to marry them. SO had to wait until evening be-
fore they We're united. Jones is "a years old and
the woman is %.
Louis Reed. farmer living near the OUT
skirts OF East st. Louis. was accidentally shot in
the left leg yesterday afternoon by some negroes
who were shooting at target. He was taken to
the Henrietta Hospital. His injuries are not Sc
fious.
State Representative William E. Troutman OF
East St. Louis received telegram yesterday aft
ernoon informing him Of his appointment rs one
OF the World Fair Commissioners for Illinois.
Marriage licenses issued by Supervisor John
Wheeler in East st. Louis yesterday were to:
Overton, D. Kraft. q, Onie Week. IS; Will Brown.
Il; Ida Mosely.> 20: John w. Mitchell. 49, RATHER
inc Biesner. "a: Scott Jones. "a. Julia Walsh, q,
oil Of East St. Louis. :
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
COMPUTE WOW AT LONG ODDS.
An Unconsidered Horse Took q RicI
Stake Mt Brighton.

An UncOnatdeEed Horse Took q Rich
Stake Mt Brighton.
New York, July "a. H. and H. D.
Morris's Compute, at the lucrative price Of
30 to !, won the rich Foxhall Stakes OF 49,
600 at Brighton Beach to-day. One of the
most sensational races Of the meeting. he
won by a scant half length. while Hyphen
beat W. C. Whitney's Goldsmith a head for
the place.
Fully 1900 people saw the race. Twelve
horses faced the starter for the star event.
Hatasoo was the favorite at to 2. with
Goldsmith and Alan-a-Dale as equal sec
ond choices at 4 to L All kinds of prices
could be had against the others. They were
sent of on the second break. with Hatasoo
first to show and Compute and Goldsmith.
Disadvantage and Peninsular the most
prominent Of the others. Alan-a-Dale was
far back and was never factor in any
part of the race. O'Connor let Hatasoo
make the running. going up the back
stretch, but in the far turn Compute raced
past her and showed the way into the
stretch with HatasoQ. Goldsmith. Peninsu-
lar and Hyphen IN q ee order behind him.
When Strengthened out Hatasoo again chal-
lenged Compute. but it was dying effort.
At the last furicng she dropped back
beaten. while Hyphen. who was closing in
with well-timed rush, and Goldsmith
went in to fight it out with Compute. There
was a stirring drive to the wire, with the
big crowd cheering and calling on their
ever, and landed Compute winner,
Hyphen just beating Goldsmith a head for
the place.
Kondike at Z to 2 won the Chantilly
Hurdle Stake from Magic Light and Passe
Partout. The Driver fell at the last jump.
when in the lead. and Double Dummy and
Craftsman also went down. Donohue. on
| the latter, being badly hurt.
Brighton Beach Summaries.
First race. the Chantiliy Hurdle Stake. one and
one-haif rnilea-klondike, H7 tFlnneganl. to
and to s. won: Magic Light. Los (Maral. 5 to
and to / second; PaSse Partout. 163 (veitch9.
10 and even. third. Time. IA rs Fulminate,
Mordelrlo. The Driver. Double Dummy and
/ prauSh.sInan also ran.
! Second race. one mile and seventy yards. SELL
ing-The Black Scot. IL (Smithl. to and
to l. won: Goldilla, l05 tShaw). to and 70 5,
second: Taveta. 100 q. Slack. 10 to and to ].
Dsturper. Mark Lane Thickst.; Historian. Erah.
| tnin Gambling. Zaza. Rebe. Irene Lindsay, Jere
| Black. Dactyf. Marietta The Blue Cat and Annl
Third race. one and one-eishth miles Monalka
5es Shaw: TO and 70 z WOE; careancle. Il,
| III. Aichaels). 3 to and 10 S third Time
1:52 All Gold also ran. q. $50
Fourth race. the Eoxhan Stakes Of $4,000. sis
furlcnSs-C Compute 1is ssicCnel. 90 70 and 10 "a
won Hsgssa rs W Y. Walsh ginsh Z TO and {
| 6. snird Time, l:D Us: Otis. Dom Paul Hatasso.
1. Master Man Aian-a-Dale. PeninauEar, pseadyan.
/ fa4e Ctr Bank and Whisky King also ran,
4 Effth race six furloCgs. selling Thousp.
San, "a (Wtk&3ona. @ ! aud Sto s won; Kid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
Yesr Cab Fare Paid in Buffalo When You
v;s;f the Pan.American,

When you get on at Buffalo. tell any cab driver
% take you to Statler's Pan-American Hotel.
4 make your baggage with you. You will be driven
eirousn beautiful Delaware avenue. and the Park
eyuten When you reach the hotel. II there are
eyko o. morn OF you in the party and you are 20
- his guest for two or more days. Mr. Statler
WI refund the cab fare 900. II you are alone.
- Win credit half the cab fare on yeur bill.
You psed have no fear Of not obtaining nrst-
.SSaoa accommodations At StAtiers. There is room
Or K0oe guss1 and the fixed rates are about one
4 Aalf what ypu would pay for inferior and uncer-
MIA Accommodations elsewhere.
lzA9tixlGr'6 "a within one block Of the main en-
Riince to the Exposition and IL the largest hotel
! = ;1he world. Tho $500 and $50 day rates
u ea5s1e lodging. bEeakfast and evening dinner m.
Z - znF1y until August Let and on presentation
~, CT fh2A CT and SAyo 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
NEGRO WISELY CONVICTED.
Sentenced to Penitentiary for Ten
Years in Allen Case.
nrrupL1c SPECIAL.

WEYUBIlC SPECIAL
warIensburg. NO.. July 2o-After being
;eut one hour and thirty minutes. the jury
h the Wiseley murder case brought In q
verdict Of guilty in the second degree. and
6xed the punishment at ten years in the
1enltentiary. Wiseley seemed satisfied with
the verdict and refused to allow his attor-
MY to appeal the case
On stormy night in March the body OF
Nellie Allen, q 18-year-old white girl, was
found near her home in Knobnoster. There
Wefo no Indications OF a struggle nor signs
Of violence on the body. except abrasions
about the nose and mouth. The post-mor-
tenn indicated death by Strangulation. Sus-
pacaon attached to Henry Wiseley, negro.
who was In the Allen home that evening.
end acted strangely after the body was
I hound. The evidence was all circumstantial
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
MYSTERIOUS GRAVE.
Coroner Investigating Strange
Case in Edgar County.
auprrRrIn spEcrA1

REPUBIiO SPECIAL.
Infant, with headboard bearing the inscrip-
ton. 'sDied of smallpox has been found
IN an oats field on the farm Of Deck Baher.
near Dudley. Edgar County. and the grew
some find has aroused considerable per-
plexity.
Several days ago the Staples brothers.
who are tenants on the farm, saw two
men and a woman. in different vehicles,
drive into the field. The strangers remained
until dusk, when they drove away, their
identity still being unknown. The following
day the Stapleses found the grave, but were
deferred from making further investigation
By the ominous inscription on the head
!. board. The Coroner of Edgar County has
ordered an investigation,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
IN THE COUNTY.
IS. J.. Harris, city editor of the Clayton
Argus. celebrated his fiftieth birthday FRI

s.. ], Harris, city editor Of the Clayton
Argus, celebrated his fiftieth birthday FRI
day night.
Herman Millering Of DeHodiamont was
arrested yesterday by Constable Thinner
man at clayton on charge of disturbing
the peace. The charge was preferred by
Daniel w. Cahill.
Corinne Benoist Bogy Goulbein who is a
descendant Of one Of the most prominent
families in st. Louis pleaded guilty before
Justice I. W. Campbell OF DeHcdiamont yes
terday and was fined So and costs.
twenty-five or thirty citizens were
fighting fire on Myrtle and Marshall ave-
nues. In Maplewood, YESTERDAY eveninEfor
Barnage, James Martyr, Thomas Barnes
and q Mr.. johnson. The. fire was started in
the weeds, Several sheds and fences were
burned before the flames were exttnguished.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
Racing mt Fort Erie.

Buffalo, n. Z, July 20.-Track last and
weather fine at Fort Erie. Results:
First race six furlongs, selling-Royal Salute
won; Badinage second; Miss Stanley. third.
Time 1:l5la.
Peeneiie, second: Santa Bonita, third. Time.
1:03Z- ,.
won: The Boer, second; Moor. third. Time. 1:lo.
Fourth race, one mileaKhaki won; Talala' sec
ond: Orontes, third. Time 1:411z.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling = Pharaoh
won; Rathlin. second; By George. third Time'
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Iola won: Eau
claire second: Infelice. third. Time. 1:15ls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21

FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ON STREET
william Theis, Al years old. steamfltter
living unconscious on the street in front of
No. SIS Russell avenue at 4 o'clock yester-
day morning by Officer SchnuzeT of the
Third District. Theis was taken to the City
suffering from compound fracture of the
nose and conclusion Of the brain. He could
give no account of the manner in which his
Injuries were sustained His condition Is
very serious.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
MISSOURI MINERS WIN.
Operators and Men Agree on a New
Wage Scale.

Kansas City. Mo-. July a.-There will be
no strike on the part Of $500 Missouri and
Kansas coal miners in district e.
The Joint Scale Committee, composed Of
ten operators and an equal number of min
ers. which has been in session almost con-
tinuously since June 1, to-day reached an
agreement on every important point IL the
new wage scale.
John Mitchell, president Of the United
Mine Workers Of America, who came he:e
fed with the new agreement, which is q
victory fer the miners.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
Death Of e. R. virden.

Princeton, H.. July 2o-E R. virden. one
OF the well known politicians Of this dis
ff4ct. died at his home here to-day, while
undergoing surgical operation.
For many years he was president OF the
BArmAre National Bank Of this city, and
WAS largely interested in financial matters.
He was 66 years Of age.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
Edwardsville Notes.

Of F. w. Baldwin caused small fire yesterday
morning: The place Is owned by A. Morefeld
Of Granite City. +
Minnie. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Beriemann. died Friday. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon 40
1T was. found necessary to- operate on Adam
Marks, who was run down by a Glover Leaf
train Thursday night. One arm was amputated
at the County Hospital by Doctor Ferguson.
Henry WEIGH was captured at Coffeen yester-
day. and brought to Edwardsviile last night. He
il charged with burglary at Glen Carbon.
Tho Reverend J. N. Deweil OF Whitehall will
occupy the pulpit OF st. Johns n. E. Church to-
day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
DROWNED NEAR CHAUTAUouA.
Ralph Miller of Jerseyvi1le Sank in
Mississlppi River.

Ralph Miller. son Of L. A. Miller, a BUSH
ness man of Jerseyville, Ill, was drowned
yesterday afternoon in the Mississippi River.
near the Piasa Chautauqua grounds.
Chautauqua grounds shortly after noon to
swim at Slim Island one and one-half miles
below Chautauqua: Miller got into the wa
fore his companions could go to the rescue
The body had not been recovered at late
hour tonight. 90 q.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
Rev Illinois Corporations.

Incorporation were. issued to-day BY Secre-
tary OF State Rose as follows:
The Frank W Plane Screen Door Company.
Belvidere; capital, SIS 900: manufacturing screen
doors. Observation-Disclosures w. Plane, Charles
s.. kuckef and Arthur F. Appleton:
310o0 manufacturing and dealing 10 packing
house machinery. IncorpOrators =. William r.
Perrin y. A. Perrin and B. H. Hosford
The G. n. Rosentiel & Sons Vinegar Company.
located at Ereeport, II dissolved.
Clark Bros. 3 Co.. located at PEORIA certify
e an increase In capital stock from $eso,oe0 TO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
JOHN YATT0 RELEASED :
Man Who Narrowly Escaped
Lynching Adjudged Innocent.
.EpUBIic SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nation. NJ. July 2o.-John Yatto. the
Greek peddler charged with criminal as
sault upon lady OF Bloomfield, who would
have. been lynched at the time but for an
opportune electrical storm, under cover Of
which the officers eluded the mob and lodged
their prisoner in jail at Paris has been re-
leased by order Of Judge van Sellar. The
the Epperson residence he meant no harm
and the woman was needlessly frightened
by his foreign appearance and uncouth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
GOOD CRICKET AT FOREST PARK.
Ratchin's Team Defeats Colonel
Clinch'a Side In Interesting Match.

d's SS e. are
and Mr. Ra,er am! resulted in thorough vic SGs
batting of Worden, Fletcher and Ratclin: On
the losing team colenel clinch was In fine form
Garfield also played some Of the finest strokes
ever seen on the local grounds. In this match tsh
Mr. p. F. Dougal made his first appearance this
season. and was not up TO his game, account
Of lack OF practice. The score follows:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
EAST ST. LOUIS.
RIsKED LIFE TO PVT OUT FIRE


Walter Simons Dragged Gasoline Can
From burning Shed.
Walter Simons. q clerk. employed at
Charles Merker's drug store, on Missouri
avenue. East st. Louis, at the risk Of his
life snatched q fve-gallon can of gasoline
from burning she'd in the rear of the
mans act undoubtedly saved much vaiua-
BILE property. If not the lives. of several per-
sons who were engaged in fighting tine
blaze.
The shed was situated Immediately in the
rear Of the drug store and was used as a
storage place by Ernest Gailenbeck. a
gasoline in the shed, and this fact was
known to Simons. The fire, 1t Is supposed,
was caused by some small boys who had
been seen smoking cigarettes In the vicin-
ity.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21

% tA1ichaels,. to and to l.. second; Gold
E IL iiS iAiccNlel 8 to and 2 to l. third llme'
ill., Mayor Gilroy. Goebel. Aneedote Bas.i I
Brandynash. The Chamberlain. CHAOS Hops ana
Sixth race. Ave and half fur.onEsncasm ag -
S 10 11S Gandryj. to and to s.. second;
Ben Howard. 1l5 Pickeringl. Is 70 ana 10 ..
third Tine. 1:O7 2-a Miss Patsy also ran
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
unrein Buy. (;renheim,

Lexington, KY July 2O.-Glenheim owned by
John E. Madden. has been sold to j. B. Haggin.
Gienheim is years DID, and won the Juvenile
Stakes. defeating Kingston and others. He was
sired by Hanover, and his dam was the noted
Imp. Cinderella. The price was 5000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
Texa. Ranchman Visit. Altou.

Thomas Worshau. ranchman Of Hen
few days q. yse aue
OF his uncle, Justice b. c. Few Worshau
is 10 years: old, and IL said to be one Of
the youngest ranchmeh in the Southwest.
WorShau started in as ranchman at the
age Of 10. His business was conducted on
a small scale at first; but has grown until
now it is one Of the largest In the Lone
star State. ~ so;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
buffers school Teacher..

Butler, Mo-, July The Board s.f Edu.
cation to-day, selected Professor G. n. Leedy
as principal OF the High School; assistants.
Lora Moore Laura Hedrick and Johanna.
Smith. - -; J, z 81, 8
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
In the >. City.



SAYS RING WAS sTOLEN-John Hale.
a St Louis Transit Company conductor. re-
ported to the police yesterday that between
July Ii and last Friday diamond ring
x in MS room ao a at No. NSe North Spring
nue..
KILLED BY A FALL-Robert Washing,
ton. a negro, 40 years old, was found dead
with his head crushed at g. m yes
terday in the alley in the rear of Keyes.
Marshall Livery Company's stable, NO. 500
pioyed. It is supposed that he fell through
a doorway near where he slept.
Edgar NJ. Brolaski, comprising the firm Of
Howard Brolaski's Sons. filed a chattel deed
Brock. trustee for the Continental National
Bank and other creditors. The firm con-
ducts a retail shoe business at No. ga Olive
street, and the decd applies to the lease
hold and entire outfit, estimated to be
worth $8,301.3S.
c. F. BLANKD CoMPANY's OUTING
The c. r. Blanke Tea and Coffee Company
Wedn sys It's @ a1 u o the
er City OF Providence. The company has
printed Its invitations on thin strips Of
wood. making q unique eject. The excur-
ployes OF the company and is looked for
ward to with great pleasure by those who
have been invited.
LEAD COMPANY INCORPORATES
Collier White Lead and OIL Company, cap
italized at $4,000. filed articles Of incorpora-
ton yesterday with Recorder Of Deeds
Hahn. The 1OO shares. valued at 500 each,
are distributed as follows: Charles w. Fer
guson. /: Walter H. Baker. 1; Charles n.
Shirley, 1; II. s.. Priest. !, and George U.
Hannauer Real Estate Company IS divided
into 100 shares. valued at 800 each. Joseph
Hannauer owns shares. E. c. Hannauer
81 and George Hannauer !.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
CRoKER's RACERS WINNING.
Tammany Chiefs Horses Land Two
Events In England,

London, July 2o.-Richard Croker's Alta
lonan fifty a.. RefD won the Gotham
FIVE furlengs, at the second days racing
to-day Of the Sandown second summer meet
inE.
Mr. Croker's GladWfn q. Rein won the
Ashton auction plate for 2-year-olds, dis
tancs I'VE furlongs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
,Mooneyhan-Price.

Of Evansville, Ind. and Miss Nellie Price
Of this city were married haga to-day. The
bride = only = years old =.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
TIE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

Eighteenth Day
A B
lZUy six selng