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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

AN excellent. established. all-cas1 bIsir ess:
cltiT seq wee,. and over above expenses: tho
opptrttaity u lifetime Tor party with s-i.t; .x-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
BURIAL PERMITS.

william WEIGH. g year,. 1NA Linden: pneu-
owen Whitaksr. Z months. 7:ss South Sixth;
Marguerite Topp. - yea-s. so2s Franklin; senil-
p sarah :. Jones, g years; 1893 Webster, ph,h,sis
Moritz Dietzman. s mouths. lii South Broad
saiaa Cohen. Is yea-.. zoos North Tenth; hear.
Ausust Hsuhsr. 8 gear, Echelbe'ger ana
T. r. Ella Il yeaIst Mulianphy Hospital;
Issbella Morrow. . years. LIS North Sixteenth:
Raiph D. uliieh. : years $40 Salisbury: Dnsu-
Minnie kSssms. . year. ga kossa:a: eiS
Jo.eph v. Zach. u ysasa Lutheran Hospital:
Hear1 Runss. 9 year. lM7 College: hear. fail
> Non NJ, s s:sss. 4 i; day. ssss. s s, a:''fEI o..S PSsE's sss.-
l IslIIsa I sss'.a 5; !f g s.a zs'' isssn ss1 Asylum:
S2ary Ncc.ul.y. % yea-.. Paorhos,e;
zifIsd johnson. d years. ssss Dickson, en-
Louis c. sche6en . years. lsss Papln: tubes-
Raymond wsIlia I yea1. 57.o chelsenhan;
Elsie B,anton. I ysar. elsa Clayton; nenia-
Henry !. ". Honmsisssr. 3 year.. l.o1 Kraft:
Gsorss I. Eckhsrd q yea,.. Broadway and
Luna Il. Giiies. u year. $50, Dayton: :a.es-
-.Eiii.sSsts u L.ufe-. Is Gays. 1907 Gsyey: sT-
Sisnd. Yazeoash. . months. as Kenaesly,
aSSsdonis Well. q jean. Sio Lawton: con-
/. Caroline n. Kosnig. Is years. seo South Broae-
.oii. KssisSn. - ysrA 1885 PaD,n: coasuap-
George cnilea n months. nlt Randolph; pneu-
Phiiip Bros. I month, as,s Lawton: bronchitis.
Lena E. WIENER. % yeazs. Lutheran Hospitai;
Anna A. Herths. @ ysarA Cos wes: Pine;
Wichasl Tannaa. ST. Mays Inarnary; con-
JaeoS speck. % year.. Ga Market. canoe.
Xnss,ia Boieer. g years. liza North Twenty
Helena Roebe, ) months. 2ss Missouri: heart
BRIDGET Howell. O yeas.. g. Mays Inhrnary,
1sIy G LAfdn. g yssrs. ss North Tenth;
WiI!iam q. uhlsnbrock. Is months. :zs Madi-
Lester shivsiey. II yea-s. City Hospital; acute
= Louis r. Smith, a year,. sss1 w!ndso. plaeei
siinda y. Niebi,ng. Z years. :s,a South Twelfth
- Cara E. Brinker. 81 year.. ssa'ii South Eight
Joseph j. Nosai. q ysars. Meirose near Good
warren B. Perry. 6 yeara City Hospital: con-
: FAM Maistern. 60 years. City Eospitai; con-
Josepn {. Range. . years. ESQ Missouri: gas
Patrick Burke. q years. 10 Carrie: debility.
q Charles {. Groves. e years. Illa Madison: ffao-
Isl Sherman BAN. Is. MuIlanphy Hospitais con-
sumption.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17

WeAaing Rings (SoIfd Cold.
Finest qualities. s. to $40. Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

i. and NJ. P.tletz. 1908 North Eighth; hoy.
AIihur and L. Heman. 2sl5 Dickson: boy.
Walter and l. Ssott. Female Hospital: boy.
a. T. and n CassIn. 2ios o'Fallon: hoy.
r. j.. Y. and J. a. Kiiprty. 81 Gratiot. girl.
j. 7. and X. Coakley, Ss5i Dodier. girl.
Frederick and {. Burhenne. 3jl3 Natural
Joseph and Il. McGoyern. .sa Pennsylvania:
VILLAIN and +. Hathaway. Female Hospital;
girl.
z a. and 2. Ruilerd!ck. Ilii Madison: hoy.
frank aEd n. Wcodi. SOC North Third. boy.
Raymond and j. Reeder. Feaiaie Hospital, girl.
Lawrence ana a. -I4ahn. 5lsi RGieer: boy.
I.hn and 7. Hovan. Female Hospital: SRI.
- Fred and l.. Datlda, US Ivory: hey.
- FfGrk and Z. H-irIrath. i6l Shaw. boy.
n J. and \; Smith. $3.50 EItger; boy.
,;iiford and ! Smith; Female Hospital: boy;
!chn and l.. Tiftin. 1875 Hickory: girl.
Z ard NJ. S;oner. Female Hospital: hog.
Edsar aai j.. &. Douglass. SsZ5A Hairs Ferry;
August ard Il. Eoelsiug. az South Broadway:
Nr. ana Mrs. Srhadei. I73 Franklin: boy.
Joseph and \. HusSon. 81 Geyer: eiti.
John and y. Nose. Fs.ialc Hospital. LSy.
Frank and +. Maruhr1. 90 Russsl: 10y.
J. and T. Kehlbe:s: bcy.
y and J, oitensmeytr. .Sls N,eriIEec. boy.
: and J. Marsiewicz. i3y7 North Eieltin; sirl.
George and c. Christ. SSS Wisconsin: boy.
lShn ana A Bile. 3e2 Norta Twer'rg-seconi
Mr.. and Mrs. Laubbers. 2i5 Benton: boy.
q a, ana 4; N: Heuyeiman. 49, Blaine; gin.
stephen and S: Nooner. SIs Liadeli: boy.
5?hn u, and L., Kicker. l2l5 Clinton: boy.
enteenth; boy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

land and wabash: jos FeichiIn to MI.
nor Naiery-w. d..-,-.. ...-:.t y
I'd Correct to Fred S~chelnigman-w. d.. Ito
CITY IL; Clarence Comfort
: : TO Chas. Preiss-w. d.. .------ !
Tfnany: John keatInE TO Alphonse
pELNAR-3 Il. 6 In. s.. bet. Sarah
end Whittier; Marion Richardson to
80 Emma Richardson. d..-.:---- i
T., n. 8. bet whittier and
EichaTdsons-w. d.: sw;: .5d @.a 4
stead; F-ed Beneke to Ed Wolf-Itc. d. !
NORTH IT. n. -, bet. Goose
- dxnd Pendleton; Florence koss to John
~ BGAsett, Jr.-w. d......-...... ..-..-.- s.l5o
PtNE-S0 It, n. s., bet. I'd and I'D. Do
rninico S.gnaigo to Frank Rur-w. d.. 1900
POPE-0 #. n g.. bet. Resale and New
stead: James Berry TO Timothy Ui3rien
Wv. d-...... $1,000. ....--..-- $500. 10
PoPES0 IT. John Doulon to James Berry
Won vERsEN-si tt s in. . s.. bet.
Belt and Clara: Hebor Regal to Evyln
wYoMINGlse II. q. in, s. 8, bet. Iiii-
Eois ana Missouri: Peter Eossner to
Nipcie Completely. d....... ..-.-.-... t,oao
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE.

"a IN AoNS
Three Lines fo- Five Cents.
Each Additionai Line Five Cents Extra.
BARTENDER-By, Young man q some expert.
enee situation IS ba.sehder; salary no oo'ec''
.coAcHMAN-sltua,IOa wanted as eeashman OF
driver: City references A. b. c.. lsa n. CARR
son ave.
D1sHwAsHERs wANTEDGTwo women dish
washers at ali y. Seventh st.
Observation-Disclosures as %dishwashsr in
gsstsurans: or porter In saloon; tend bar. Frank
DRUGGIST-Registered druggist would like re-
lief work for Christmas week. B 1873. Linden ej
FIREMAN-situation By fireman competent Of
firing a down-draf; furnace 15i0 Wash st, up
stairs.
COOP eide line'' to sell in connection with
n~cetyIene gas appliances. in the States Of Texas
s Wl:h f full paTsicu Maas n as are seu es 70 sRSss H saiess
men; nnenhe5s in good standing Of The unitsd
q. Holton Company. Houston, 1ex. -
MAN-Sober, Industrious married man needs
work: HANDY with tools. out III ak any kind
OF work for living wages. y ls. Republic.
MAN and wife want position in hotel. .boar,-
Bsii. 2ss5 4. Broadway.
.MANAGER-Ho.el manager of reputation de-
si.es ,nanagsmsn, OF nIst-cisss hotel: city or
public.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man wants situa-
ton; experienced photographer: fashlight, Lam
tern slides, nc. apt at art. sketchinG. etc P 50.
Republic.
PORTER-lndustr,ous coiored man. wants
work; good porter: tan'sor or nouseman- J.
RESPONSIBLE situation. day or night, by
careful. honest. sober. middle-aged man. Ad-
dress &. sI5s California ave.
woRK-young man. aged %. wishes work OF
any kind: furnish best Of references. p io1. Re-
public.
YOUNG man would like position in wholesale
house, experienced. Address sIe3 Cherokee st.
YOUNG man. willing to work. would like OPP
portun.ty In wholesale house: chance to work UP; .
salary s.. o 90. Republic.
MAE-With fifteen years experience
IN railroad office. Wei acquainted with rates, ,
wants position with wholesale house or railroad |
general office. P ss. Republic
|
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AND BARTER.

EXCHANGE AND BARTER.
CHOlCE business block. stcres. Eats and resi-
9encee, for hotel. apartment-house. c loo, Re
public.
house, three acres fruit, OR room
eng-house. L C7 n. Ewing ave. city.
zNANTED-Dfamoud: have 1S-carxt perfect dia-
md ring; wish q. exchangs for one about :
Int o. largsr: wil pay caso 6insrencsi no
.Os1@ ~ 6eooouo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS.

Eo9klets giving our successful plan for realiz-
ing large profits on legitimate gold. copper. oil
Iiid sIieiter investments furnished on application.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17

HEIP WAN-ED-MALE.
The Trades.
BARBER wANTED-SIngle. barber. 4e5s y.
Twentieth St.. opposite Bellefontaine power
house.
coMPosIToRS W~ANTED-on straight matter.
iiesse. 12s Lacust 81.
HoRsESHOER Neutrality-suspicious. floor
man; steady job. Apply 70 Joe Hawson, 1G st.
Clair ave. East 1t. Louis.
L~oB-PREss FEEDER WANTED
tu6 y. Fourth st.
MILL HANDS WANTED Apply American
Car and Foundry Co.. Madison. Ill.
MINERS. WANTBD-Experienced miners 70
mine FIRE clay. Apply at Evens & Howard r. b.
Co. 500 Manchester are.
PRESS FEEDER wANTED-on job presses.
Dodge * Co. 3E9 Olive 81.
SHOEMAKER WANTED First-ciass shos-
maker on repairing. Geo. Frlsch. 406 n. Ninth.
TAILOR. ETC. ali-around
tailor and one pantsInaker. $50 Fi'ney.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
EMpLorMEsr AsExc1r.

ALL those desiring help or seeking eituatfons
may register with the Free Employment RIrreeu
OF the State Labor Bureau OF Statistics S1sS
Chestnut st. Situations and help furnished fn.e
OF charge. Tel. Kinloch A ss1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
BIG XMAS BARGAINS
HOLIDAY PIANOS.

HOLIDAY PIANOS.
Buy direct from the manufacturer ars say.
from ~ II 500 We have one CT the most corr
pete assortnerts in the Vest. at rrie@s Nhir,
You VIII ind 90 b. far below what dealers VIII
charge you We have:
Beautiful New r5 ro ,9o,
f.ISh-Graie New trriGhts.---.....s25r to $50
Baby G:ands -. ga ~ ca,
Open evenings until Christmas. F, z; smith
No. iy.. OiLve 81. \. Z. Whitaker. manager.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17

AGENTS WANTED1l0o lady and gentlemen
agents: nothing Ike 1; in the market: a money.
maker 10 the hustler. Call at room 62 Hoi,
land bldg.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17

800 will buy one-haif interest IN light manufac-
turing business paying SO weekly; middIe-aScd
man preferred: inside work. " ii. Rs0ubiis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
BUSINESS

AN established publishing business desires TO
nt st.ch company: small capital necessary:
.u,,ooh Tor iut,ire business never better; present
t1Snphmy practically control the field. Y los,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-17
IsToCKHoLDERs' MEETINGS.

- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Notice In here
~ given that q special meeting OF the stockh5Id-
ere Of the II. c. Wetmore Tobacco Company viii
be held ut the office OF the company, corner OF
Fourteenth and Papin streets, In the city OF st.
Louis. Mo-. at the hour of Q o'clock a. m, on
"wednesday. the eighteenth day OF December, Is5l,
Tor the purpose OF ~ratifying the action Of the
Board OF Directors concerning the dissolution OF
the company and the liquidation Q. its affairs,
and TO transact such other business as may be
brought before said meeting. BY order Of the
board. JOHN President,
SEdward Z. Herndon. Secretary.
n II. Inuia Iec z 1Nnl.
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THE annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
1erchants-Lacled National Bank OF 81. Louis
%or the election OF nineteen directors to serve for
~ ensuing year will be held at Its bansing
rooms, Fourth and Olive sts. January IL, 1872
Polls open from 10 a m. to ] p. m.
GEO "A HOFFMAN, Cashier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-25

F. Malfanti, Mrs. r. j. Graf, San Fran
cisco; John NJ. Raymond Salem, Eng;
w. F. Dillingham;, G. c. Rhodes and
wife, Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs. H. e.
Hall, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Marlatt, Washington, D. c.; C. L. Har-
ker and wife, Denver, Col, Henry Ames
and wife, ST. Louis; David Haughs, R.
c. L. Perkins, A. Koebele, DR.. T. Nit
amura Honolulu; Harry T. Gilbert, CHI
cago: c. E. Fink, Grand Rapids. Mich;
Rev and Mrs. T. L. Gulick, Devon, Pa;
Mrs. II. Stockbridge, Baltimore, Md;
Mrs. S. r. Alexander San Francisco; ].
Dator, Honolulu: Mrs. Fl P. Baldwin,
Mrs. c. H. Dickey, Haiku, Maui; Miss
NJ Alexander, Oakland, Cal. Mrs. G. ID.
Waterhouse, w. Austin Whiting, Homo
lulu Bert L. Donnelly, H. w Lombard,
Helena, Mont; L. G.. kellogg, Wahiawa
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Chiera, Detroit Mich;
VIM. Booth, T. NJ. Starkey, Honolulu;
Mrs. Charles D. Warren. Chicago, I'll. !;
e. van Slyke, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H Howard, Denver, Col; Mrs. George
r. Carter, two children and maid, Ho-
nolulu; f. x. Bull, Heeia, Oahu: j. p.
Nendonca, Kaneohe; John H. Drew, 7.
II. Petrie, c. L. Sprinks, Honolulu; Har-
ry L. Taft, Miss Taft, Chicago; a. L.
c. Atkinson, Samuel G.. Wilder and wife.
Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Richard
Mrs. A. Richard, Wilker Bane; Miss C.
s. Smith, L. G.. Nell, Boston; Mrs. Isa-
bella L. Creighton, Honolulu; Mrs. j.
Horsley, Melbourne. Aus; r. Lishman,
f. van Sender, Honolulu; Edward r.
Swain, San Francisco; j. l.. Barker and
wife, Miss c.. L. Barker, Berkeley, Cal. ;
G. r. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Brown Honolulu; H. CT Van Court
Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. Samuel Henany
Stockton, Cal. r. H. Johnson, Honolulu;
%. NJ. Clark and daughter Cheboygan,
Mich; Albert Waterhouse, Miss Kopke,
W & Whitman and wife
South Ann, Mich: T. J. Phelps and Wife
Greenvill, Mich: F. J. Madura and wife,
Jose r. Vendrell, Porto Rico; H. c.
Bickerton. Waipahu: S. G.. Reynolds,
Billings, Mont: S. Sachs and boy, Hc-
nolulu; Eben Smith. Denver. Col; N, j.
Johnson, Ames, Neb. Ernest B.
Clark NJ. A. Cheek, W. Pfotenhauer
Honolulu: Mrs. II. A. Bostwick. San
Francisco; Mrs. Clara D. Bedgley. Chi
capo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-25
Honolulu Office. Magoon BIZ
UPSTAIRS.
New Books-NeW Books
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR

~+chloris Of the Island" by II. B. n
Watson.
1.-THE Infidel," by M. E. Braddon.
sFalaise, the Town Of the ConQueror,
by Anna Bowman Dodd.
'"The Little Bible" for young people,
by Mackail.
s-rhe nxpatriates," by Lillian Bell.
sAThe C0nspirators," by Robert w.
Chambers.
sAfisad and Afioat." by T. r. Stockton.
ssThe Pageantry Of Life" by whitley
eaTbe Stickit Minister'S Wooing," BY 8.
r. Crockett
ssThs Bennett Twins," by Hurd.
s"The Weird Orient" by Iliowizi:
"How 10 Tell Story" Mark Twain
"stringtown On the Pike" by John Un
Lisvd.
Perkins Gilman.
'srhe Geatle Art Of Cooking Wives" by
WortAington.
~How to Cook Husbands" by Worth
in9ton-
saThe wild Animal Play" by Ernest
Seton Thompson.
1.-THE Problem Of ASIA" by Capt a
r.. Mahan, u. 9. N.
'-rhe Cardinals snuffbox." by Henry
HaTland.
'aThe Cardinals Rose" by Van Tassel
Sutphen.
'"The Crisis In China" by Beresford.
Coiquhoun and others.
The Waters OF Edera," by Ouida,
And many other new books received
per zealandia-
316 FORT ST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-25
STERILIZED BARBER SHOP.

A Famous Shop in the Carrollton Ho-
tel, Baltimore, Maryland.
The barber shop in the Carrollton
hotel, Baltimore, sterilizes everything
it uses In the shop. The sterilizing is
done by heat. The towels, the razors,
the strops, the soap. the combs and
brushes are all sterilized before being
used on a customer. Where there is no
sterilization have the barber use New
bros Herpfcide. 1t kills the dandruff
germ and it is an antiseptic for the
scalp and for the face after shaving.
All leading BARRIERS everywhere appre-
ciate these potent facts about Herpicide
and they use it. Destroy the cause
You remove the effect"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-25
Inter-island
Telegraph
On and After the End of March

On and After the End OF March
Messages in plain language will be &C
eepted for transmission between the
places mentioned below:
HONOLULU, Oahu.
KA LAAU, IIolokai.
MAUNALEI, LANAI and LAHAlNA'
Maui.
The charge for such messages viii be
at the rate of 20 cents per word OF 10
letters minimum charge, S2.OO) until
further notice.
When telephone connections are
available messages may be handed TO
the telephone company to be forward
ed to, destinations other than those
mentioned above.
In other cases special messengers
may be employed.
The cost of special delivery Is not IN
cluded in the charge of 20 cents per
word. If the cost Is known 1t must be
patd by the sender when the message
is handed in. If unknown, 1t must De
paid by the addressee when the mes
sage Is delivered.
Honolulu Office. Mago0n Blk
TrDcrATDC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-25

What did you think of that farewell
speech Of miner" said the orator.
We'll" answered Miss Cayenne, ITO be
candid, I couldn't quite make up my
mind whether 1t ought to be referred to
as swan song. or as merely one OF the
customary cackles."-Washingt Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-25
Registered at Haleiwa.

The following guests were registered at
the waia1ua hotel during the week end
ing March "a: H. Gutzet and wife, Miss
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The Central Union Church choir will
meet on Tuesday evening at 1870 to
rehearse music for Easter A full at
tendance is requested of all who have
assisted in past special services.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-21

say he Is a likely locker. Mr.. Nugent has
made arrangements to have him fitted for
the Futurity and other stakes by Ben Con-
Shores WarburtonNWhi,e Wings). kings
town Observation-Disclosures. and Q pup
py by Barton jag out Of a DakotaZMillers
Rabbie bitch. owned by S. G.. Suckney.
Conner Is a trainer who had a wide exper-
ence in his home. Yorkshire. England. II
he had proper material he might CAUSE
Hynes to throw down Warburtons lead
and watch the following courses from the
grand stand -
good English stock. has written that he
will be at the Waterloo in force II business
does not demand his presence In Ensiand
good ones. and with his usual hberality and
Interest in the sport. he Is willing to- stake
any Sd reliable ;sIns PARTY s1Snt to T E SooS L kerse Ney Ses.
good greyhounds of the Middle West. and
p S;ost e, s,. OF ,m Amssisa; n .ss fS sss shoWs
anything superior to them.
Joe Turner 10 taking care Of Van Noys
and Van Nora for Doctor Van Hummel.
the indianapolis courser of wide fame. They
are both likely lockers. but need immediaee
s5s,Iiesi Mr and du ,nsy a aas 1t aoe work. ins :.
Mr.. Everett is very proud Of his Barton
.Pasmsp puppy Of aef ine quality that he resent
" purchased. He expects to be very much
in the puppy stakes this fall
John Bambrick is quite sure that he has
a world beater in his fawn bitch puppy BY
Barton Tag-Elsie b. The ~youngster 10
ions Of her repeating her dams great vic,
twenty-five all-aged stake, beating q good
lot at Brentwood. Elsie B was BY Vans
Peter-Flirt. the latter the original cold
blood which put Mr.. c. A. Robinson IN
coursins some ten years ago.
Mr.. LAWNS brindle has been bred 70
Warourton and Is about due. The former
litter did well. They are a racy and nloe
looking lot Of youngsters. Like the Whte
Wings lot they are all a bit leggy and apc
pear slow in developing. The sire leavSs
his impress on his stock. They are IA
Warburtons-
Mr.. Curran brought Ben Bolt from Min
neapolis to mate with May Herschei TO 9eS
a double Herschel cross. The dog was mis-
directed and lay at Union Station foraA
week during the terrific hot weather Of July
Mt. Curran finally found him when he wab
about dead. He had a time bringing nm
around. but he Is now doing nicely.
1t is whispered tina John 8. Bratten.
owner of the good bitch Sweet Polly. NJ
having a rare pair brought over from the
or no accounts. but as a present from thefr
noble owner to the East st: Louis horse
man. Sidney Holloway Of New York. sen
of Joseph Holloway. and a famous croso-
country and high-jump rider at SHOW.
will bring the pair over for MI. Bratton
next week. II Is said that money couio nos
buy them from the Duke OF Leeds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-21

like. while over there they do not improve
the growth by forcing. But as tests of golf
our links do not compare with those abroad.
1t is a liberal education for a golfer to
journey through Scotland and England.
AS for clubhouses. in equipment and
service we are beaten by Scotland, but we
beat England.
Tom Morris Is truly the grand cid man
Of golf. as regards the game of the ANA
teurs abroad. l do not think they lead Us
on the long game, but they beat us in ap-
preaching and putting"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-21
RErwEEx LAaNED AND WRIGHT.
National Tennis Championship VIII
Re Decided -

men entered for the national tennis tOurna-
ment. only two. Beals Wright and W. A.
L1rned. remain. These have won their way
through To the final round by virtue Of bril-.
liant play and have proved themselves SUI
perior to all the players they have met.
Their last matches were against r.. d. Lit
tie and l.. F.. Ware, respectively. Wrigh
winning in four sets and Larned In three
straight. Score:
Singles. semifnals-W. A. Larned beat L
F.. Ware Sc. 6-3. 60. Beals Wright beat
r. ". Little Is. IS. 81. g.
Tomorrow these two will meet to decide
the seventh national championship
In the afternoon the long-delayed final
match Of the consultations was played. c.
f. Sands winning easily from j.. b. Read
by the score of SO s.
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ming after Ritchey had gained first on a

ming after Ritchey had gained first on a
close decision and had been advanced by a
base on balls given Yeager. Claude bluffed
to third. and drew a throw from Schriver
to Paddep. He slid back safe. and Pad
den threw to Mccain to catch feager.
who was mapping off first The ball struck
Yeager on the back of the head and boundef
over McGann. Ritchey scored. and Ieager
went around TO third on the deal.
With the exception of his wild throw over
first. Yeager did fairly well at third. Leach.
according to last reports. Is nursing a very
sore foot.
In the hair-raising fifth and sixth in
nings the Pirates went to bat ten times IN
each instance. The men who led off with
make the third out.
A double play in the eighth inning kept
the locals from registering a possible run.
Schriver was first man up and singled.
Wicker raped out to center for another
safety. Burkett flied far out to right. II
looked like a hit. but Davis. after a long
it with his ungloved hand. Lefty has
a mighty 'whip." and he made a good
return TO second. Schriver had lum-
bered down toward third. counting on the
length Of the hit. When he saw the catch
he started to return. but was caught a
mile off second.
came his way. with the single exception of
Burkett's grounder in the second. TIL Car
negie boy had an extra wide territory 10
cover, but he got over it In fast time. He
made five put-outs and assisted in the exc
cution Of six st. Louis runners.
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BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT.
Cinnamon VIII Fight At West EN-
Cluh-Alao Men Of Other Natl0nN.

President Houghton Of the West End
Club proposes to bring OF one of the most
unique boxing contests ever witnessed in
St. Louis tonight 1t will be between
Leung Bow and Leo Yee, Cinnamon. The
men are evenly matched; have been in
training for some weeks. Chinatown Is
worked up over the affair.
Another bout scheduled for tonight Is
the one between Jack Sims and Julius
Klein. who come together at 40 pounds.
Both men are well known in boxing circles.
Jack Cento. said to be the best u2-pound
of New Orleans. who has a Knockout de-
cision to his credit over "Freckles" O'Brien-