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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-22
SHAMROCK II NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
Expert Says She Will Do Credit to Her
Owner, but VIII Not Win the Cup.

BY C.. F. HERRESHoFF. JR.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Glasgow. April 21.-(Copyright. 1901. by the
New York Herald Company.)-Shamrock II
is a boat that will do credit to her owner.
Sir Thomas Upton. to her designer. Mr..
Watson. and to her builders. the Denny
Bros. but. in my opinion. she will not bring
/ met in the train going to Dumbarton
this afternoon one who blandly informed
me the reason why England never won that
cup was because the British boat had to
be built strong enough to Withstand the i'm
pact of the breakers in midocean. SO I
must repeat my conviction that the Sham
rock won't win the cup.
/ will proceed to give my REASONS:
s'There is no new thing in the form of
Shamrock II. Her lateral plane. is much
cut away, and her short fin Is. PLACED far
Their aft. Her easy and graceful lines re.
mind me very forcibly Of that beautiful
American craft the Columbia. She should
beat Shamrock /, but l doubt II she
could do so by anything approaching the
margin the boat was beaten In America.
s.Mr. Watson has evidently studied care
fully the kind Of craft required for the
moderate breeze which Is common in
America at the time when the great race
is held.
I should say that she is too small for what
she measures. This means a loss OF power.
American boats with the same measure.
ment have invariably been more powerful
than their British-built ch%allengers:
II perpetuateS this defect
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ALUMNI.
Entertaining Literary Programme
Rendered at College Hall.

Members of the Christian Brothers' Col
lege Alumni Association gave q literary and
mrs,c entertainment Sunday evening at the
college hall.
by Joseph p. Hartnett. A. b.. Of the class
OF 1878. who spoke on the subject OF Our
Young Men, and dwelt particularly on the
success Of young men. both in business and
Christian life. and of the qualities which
are necessary to a successful career.
James W. Riordan. one Of the students Of
and anothcr violin solo was rendered by
william Muchroeder. the only one on the
programme who was not q student Or
graduate of the college.
Messrs. King, Basgot n j. O',Grady Of
the class Of 81 gave 9 comical one-act
farce entitled stop the Train"
81, sang several solos which were APP
Dlauded. 80
Other features on h ProEranme we're
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by John J. Thompson OF the class of 1901.
and q recitation by Joseph J. Desberger OF
the class OF 1892.
The Officers of the association are: Alex.
Reverend Father 8. Brenna Of the clase of
'6s, vice president: Florence g. White. class
Of "A. second vice president; Charles ]. Tox.
class Of 80, secretary: and Charles j. Zlo.
bold, treasurer. =.
At the conclusion Of the entertsanmepa
the Executive Com1nittee Of the a1Socia.
ton held q meeting and made arrange
mentS for the annual reunion and 0an0uee
Of the association, and outlined plans Tor TIE
CT ming year.
It was decided to hold the reunion ana
banquet in the last week Of June, Il the
time Of the commencement exercises Of nc
college, but the exact date was not nxed
The Executive COMMITTEES consists OF
Professor Carl Better Of the clasv al q:
william J; Frye: elias: Of Preie.sOs
han. class Of 81; Charles 7. Naansr. ciSse
Of '1; Joseph p Hartnett, class of ms
J J Bredeck- class Of 800: and 0eosee 5.
Mellon. class of 's9.::in addition % thS eAl.
cers%of the Alumni Associates. ~ -
also msmbsss q the comnIiftoA @
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Brian Boru beat Gil Bias. Sweet Polly beat
Van Dora ran a bye. Baby Barnes being
drawn; Old Virginia beat Chief Eiroy.
Spring. Blossom beat Van Noye, Menominee
Second round - Hamburg beat Brian
Boru, Van Nora beat Sweet Polly; Old
Virginia beat Van Dora, Spring Blossom
beat Menominee.
Semifinais-Van Nora beat Hamburg. Old
Virginia beat Spring Blossom.
Van Nora and Old Virginia divided first
and second money. .....
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AUGUST NOT SUITABLE.
Engliah Authority Proposed
B~frd-ShOotinE Match.

London. April 2l.-Mr. Gale. secretary OF
the MiddleseX Gun Club, in the course of an
interview this evening with a representa-
tive of the Associated Press. regarding the
proposed clay bird shooting match between
English and American teams. said:
II should be grateful II you Will impress
upon the secretary of the American team
and Others Interested the utter impractical
bility of selecting the month Of August for
the match. 1t is a time when London is de-
serted by sportsmen, everybody getting
away for August Il, when the grouse season
opens.
1--WE are a little disappointed that only
two Irish and one Scotch shots are avail
able; but already sixteen out Of the twenty
members Of the provisional team have been
selected. each Of whom has deposited his
proportion Of the stake Of $500"
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HARD FIGHT FOR
PIE IN ALABAMA.
Auditor Youngblood Turned Down
for Committeeman Will Remain
on the TOboggan.

Washington. April 21.-Ihe old fight over
Alabama patronage. which was waged at
the Philadelphia Convention, is renewed.
National Committeeman by the Vaughn
faction. probably will not be reappointed.
He may be given a consolation place by
transfer to some other position in Wash
a year. probably will be given former
Representative Aldrich. a Vaughn man.
The Youngblood and Vaughn factions
week past. and the latter at this time APP
pear to be winners,
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REIcHERr WON DUPONT MEDAL.
Strong Wind Prevented Goo Scores
Cabanne Beat Woods.

w. ]. Reichert of Freeburg, ILL.,. won the
Park Sunday afternoon from u field of
thirty-seven cracks. with a score of Il
Straight kills.
The strong wind prevented many straight
scores in the shoot at the first ten birds.
only six men managing to grass every bird
released to them in the qualifying round.
and but eleven shot birds We're necessary
for Reichert to carry off the medal to his
Illinois home. where he can wear IT. Tor
the mex two weeks.
Dute Cabanne retained possession of tho
Mermod trophy in the challenge shoot for
the emblem by killing q birds to % for J..
ID. Woods, the latter having an advantage
OF one yard in the handicaps.
The srnre in the medal shoot fOoloWS:
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Il. J.. A
Local Forecast OfnciAl
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$3.50 pm '1:19 am
.......... eli 90 am
daily; 3:21 a. m.
}. M. except Sun
; SOL . M. daily;
daily
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E. j. BROWNS DOGS WON.
Divided Big Purse In the COursing
Event at Pastime Park.

Van Nora and Old Virginia. both by Van
Nye, out of Lone Widow. and owned and
bred by E.. J.. Brown, divided the 500 purse
In the coursing stake at Pastime Park Sum
day afternoon.
Mr.. Brown. who was judge of the Cours-
ing Club for several seasons, prepared the
dogs in a very creditable manner and sur
prised most of the spectators when his two
dogs defeated all Corners in the big stake:
Having bred them both. it is but natural
that he should be very proud of the double
success. The ina was not run OF, as Old
Virginia hurt her toe in her course with
Spring Blossom. Several match courses
were run in addition to the stake. The
summary:
FIRST round-Hamburg beat Star of Erin.
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81. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE A11
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
TRAIN SERVICE.

Eastheund.Le:ys Eighth and G.tiet strssta
m; 1l0s. III ::s. l9e, $50. On. SSs p m,
ssiyTs:A : a:sa. s so:is =. G M: 81. ~, 2 2 :, Sunday
Leave w:shinssoc .ysnue. excsps saaday. ~.
81. ST. s s:s;. , s:Ss p. . 4. 4 s. mi ,,'o snd Is; ss1 &c
only-l1:S p. m. Sunday nly-s:H 7:S3. 1olG 6,
m. SIS. 1i:E .. m.
Westbound-Lxave Granite City. szespt sundsx.
s:ls. 7:ao. s;aa ~ 1914 = m: !;lo 1:12 az
4:so P N. Sunday only-N:lk. s:U, Sn6 q m.s
Leave Madison. except Sunday. S:D, 7.4. eda.
80. 1878 e. M LIS. AN. 9:zL $40 60. .7df.
-i1:6. s:oo. S:li q. NJ: 1.of. SsG p. al. ~,
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PEACE DISTURBANCE CHARGED
Elder Rodgers. 16 years old, was arrested
In Wellston Sunday by Deputy Constable
Fred Zimmerman on q charge of disturbing
the peace Of those who attended the burial
Of Gam Lee in Wesleyan Cemetery. March
81. He was released on bond after his trial
had been set for April q.
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Riyer.ide Turf ExchauEe.

Steamer Jacob Richtman leaves foot Of
Pine street at lis p. m. Csc round trip.
Leaves foot of Davis street. 2:30, 3, 1880
and 4: take Catalan or Broadway car south
to DaviS street.
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Dalla. Bcat Fort Worth

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. April defeated Fort
Worth Sunday in the opening game. score:
Dallas ..............1 O ] 9 Q o. :
Fort Worth ........O . ] l . . ! 0 o3 l
Batteries: Wyche and Wylie: Burns ana foss.
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Earned runs-st. Louis 2. Chicago I. Twp.base
J. Thrse-bsee l. Doyle
Nichols I. Stolen ~bases-Childs I. Donovan l.
Beses on balls-By Menefee 5. by sudhoff 3.
outs-By eudho6 I, by Menefee I. Time-Ons
hour and nifty minutes. Umpire-EmsIie.
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THE
Forecast for Monday and the,

Forecast for Monday and Tuesday.
Washington. April 21.-Forecast for Monday
and Tuesday:
Oklahoma and Indian Territo,y-Fair Monday
and Tuesday: east to south winds
Arkansas-Fair Monday and Tuesday: winds
mostly north to east.
New Mexico-Partly cloudy: showers Monday.
Tuesday. fair: variable Winds.
Western .Texas-Fair Monday; winds mostly
fresh sortherly. Tuesday, fair.
Iinois-Fair Monday. except clearing in
northeast portion: FARMER in southern and
western portions; northeIly winds. brisk to
northeast portion.
Iows-Fair Monday; warmer in eastern por-
tion. Tuesday. partly cloudy: probably show
cs and cooler in northern portion: variable
winds.
M~isourl-Fair Monday: warmer in eastern and
southern portions; %northerly winds. Tuesday,
fair.
Nebrnssa-Fair Monday. Tuesday fair; cooler:
south TO west wiEdS.
Kansas-Fair Monday ard probably Tuesday:
easterly winds.
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Denver. Colo. April .t.-Denver won from COT
or.ldo Springs Sunday. Weather line. At;endaase
lola. Score:
L. II. T..
Denver ............1 o . . 4 o . o q? .
Colorado SprinYs....l = o t. y o d q 0I3 !
Batteries: Kostai. McSeily and sullivan; Whit
ridge. Smith and Donohue.
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Local Report.
IA -..;. o.-I
Coyernment Renort.

Department of Agriculture. Weather Burcau-
Meteorological observations received at st. Louis
April q. 1901. At 6:b9 3. m. local time and 8 D.
IN. seventy-ffth meridian time. Observations tax
ell at the same moment Of time at all stations;
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shreveport IL, Texarkana 4.
REPUBLIC eel
Texarkana. Tex. April n. -Shreveport was ne
feated by Texarkana Sunday by a score OF IL 10 =
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CHICAGO, ALTON AND sT. Lou
COTTON BEI

COTJUN BkELIs
tST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RA1LwAT.)
Train. Depart. Arrive.
,.rl ct sas and Texas Express
via Bismarck and Deltal...:. $50 am s.a pm
Arl snsas and Texas Fast Mail
(via bismarck and Delta).... 1887 pm ZOO am
L., n, = ST. L. RY. (Henders0n Route
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Fast Mail-Owensboro, Clover
Jcrt. Louisville and the East S:1 am 7:lS pm
Eastern Expreee-Owensboro,
Tho East e is pm $40 am
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jockey
Turf Congress Picks Up Some of the
NJ. j. C.,R Outlaw List.

Nashville, Tenn. April "A private tele-
Frank Fowler, member of the Turf Con-
gress License Committee. states that Jock
eys May. W. Wood. J. Combs. W. Beau
:nstated and viii be allowed to ride at the
Cumberland Park meeting here.
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score OF 10 to 10. The batteries were Belts and
Hecker for the college. and McDermott. Crowley
and Minklemerer for The Globes.
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Train.
Southern Limited ...........:..
Fast Mail : Evansville. Nash
willie. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga. Allan.
Ia. Mobile. New Orleans anc
Jacksonville. F1a....-.--:-.:..-
Southern Express to Evans-
Vile Nashville, Birmingham.
Mobile, New Orleans. Thorn
asvil!., jacksonville. PaIat-
ka. Ocala and ST. Petersburg.
ria. ......
NJ. X. 4 r.
Jefferson City. Columbus. Sc
ta!ia. Clinton. Fort Scott.
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express
Fort Worth, Dallas. Waco.
Taylor and Austin ExpreSs...
Fort Worth, Dallas. San An
topio and Galveston Express.
Sedalia. Nevada, Fort Scott
and Denison Express..--...-.-
MOBILE AND o
Southern Special ..............
81. Louis and Florida Limited.
st. Louis and Florida Limited
Murphysboro. Sparta Chester
and Percy Accommodation.
MISSOURI PACIFIC !
Train.
Fast Mail
LrCal Express
Kansas City. st. loser Onaa-
e. ha and Southern kaa-ds Ex-
Washington Accommodation:
st. Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Earsas Limited. daily.
kensas ard Colorado Express
Grove Occur Lake trains leave
$500 a. M. '3:l5 q. M. t1:30 p. !
Oak Hill trains leave Union S
M. t1o:10 q. M. $500 r. m ana
kirkwocd trains leave Union {
"a, t1:W D. m. t4:i0 y. m. and
Leave Vandeventer Avenue
a. IN.
'Daily. fExoept Sunday. tSul
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The score in the Mermod trophy. match:
J p. Wood 30 yards 2 :
l.. ID. Cabanne. 81 yards Q Il l o 1 :
/ / / l ! . I ] 2 o 9 /" I'll
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BlOomers Defeated.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Quincy. Ill. April 2l.-1n a game of bal! here
to-day the Boston Bloomer Girls were defeated
br the Reserves by Il score OF "a to ..
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LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CE
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON A
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OH
Train. D
Indianapolis Express........... II:
New York and Boston Lin
tied 3:
knickerbocker Special - New
York. Boston, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. L:
Nation and Alton AccOmm0-
natiun -.
Boston. New York, Cincinnati.
Washington. ,3aitimcte and
Philadelphia 3:
Alton-Leaves s11:10 a.. m. 500
1900 q. m. sl:il D. m.
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Miner Gamer

SPECIAL
Hiebse, Mo-, April 1.-THE Higbee baseball
team defeated Centralia Sunday by.a score OF
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SUNDAYS Games.

Ct. Louis, Il: Chicago, s.
PlttsburELClncnnau game postponed on &C.
Uount OF snow.
Monaay's Schedule.
P1ttsburg At ct, Louis.
Chicago 1t Cincinnati.
Boston At New York.
PHILADELPHIA At Brooklyn.
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b. & o. saw. !

Train.
Cincinnati, Louisville. Wash
ington. Bal.imorc. Philadei-
pfiia and New YORK Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts-
burg. Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail ..
Cincinnati Accommodated.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Billie Limited
Flora Accommodation ..........
Flora. Accommodation ..........
Yves: Baden and French Lick
Springs. via MOnoD Route.
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sOUTHERN
,- 0r.pc . 0rYroyyrr q IAYE0

Train.
Louisville Express = Central;s.
Mount Vernon. Mocnt Car
mel. Princeton. Louisville.
washington, PhlladeIphie
and New York..........:..:...
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Limited. to Louisville.
Lexington. Chattanooga, At
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PACIFIC

TOLEDO, n. LOUIS AND WBSTERu.
Uloyer Leaf Route)
Train. depart. Antvos
'"rhe Commercial TravcIer"-
and New York.... -. s7:ss pm sT:o am
Toledo and New York Express T:A am e4:le pm
Charleston Accommodation -. e5:a5 pm s3:2s ana
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MANHOOD RESTORED "cupIurur-

nhs NNAe vhnMr N p~p6m Of fan mE A physician, .nTMAy@ Sp =
an% 4S"a 81: menAy.% ran. sue Lest sshs~ I.s..i fSns IL Tx
S%Mh S1.asi: 2 - .% ma Ss s$$sg. Ibid a:s.S:
:InMM...:aSG MssaSa tn %ss ns s.ss sw Ma !. s;Ys"S, geo :a6%ss A s%M%% T..@s..
RAIoTEAU Z Co. Broadway end Lncas Ave-. S. Louis. To- =:
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL.

IL. LOVIS IhNO NNNHOAb.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Peoria. Pekin. Springfield.
Grafton and Chouteau Slough ss:1l am $50 PM
Springfield and Grafton MALL. 1855 pm 1865 and
Ennis. Corsicana. Austin.
San Antonio. Houston and
Galveston ......... 49,. $3.50 pm s7:se en-
Western Express for vinita.
Denison, Sherman, Okla-
homa, Carthage, Joplin. b
Wichita. Burton and the
west s0:0O nm sf.8 am
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VANDALIA LINE.
FRISCO LINE

Train.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Texas and Kansas Hail for
Esythags. joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas City. Oklahoma.
Dallas Gainesville and Fort
sW0rth .~...-.e.... .....--.......
Pacific Accommodation. ...-...
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
fexas Limited GestSHisdD, flf
eureka Springs, Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas. G~reenville.
Ennis. Corsicana. Houston.
Galveston. Austin and San
AIltfsiiO
Western Express for Tinita.
Den,son. Sherman, Oklaho-
ma. Carthage. Joplin. wich-
ita, Burton and the Weet...
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HARRISON l. DRUMMONDS YACHT, WHITE HEATHER
Craft is 200 feet long and 0fot ham, and is operated by steam ana sail Edward aranMrea and NJ
T. MlenbHgT. representing Mr. Drummer wiha crew of Sailors sailed for Liverpool Satur
day. will bring the White Heather Bar Harbr to be nader ready @ Mr. unmmonlss um-
nr cE.
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RAILROAD Timetable.
IT. LOUIS TIME.

Depart. ArhvA
4:f5 pm 1:M; rr
ss:3 am T:I6 PM
70 :N pm 1906 am
.s:55 ON I'D am
Depart Arrives
9:15 am >6:01 pme
sS:lS nm T;H am
9:15 am %:uspsn
-s:1s pm T:E ana
HIO.'
Depart. Arrive
';S am ,,.1;;n;n
800 pm sos am
pm :ls am
HALLWAY.
Depart. Arrive
800 am 'b:V pm
'I:35 ain $50 pm
$500 ain ss:os pm
pm f7:S am
1910 pm T:N an
1910 pm ITO a.
Union Station ~
NJ. N:0
station al ~:S as
1910 p. m
Station at N:0 -
1913 p. m.
station at H:0
onlv F.
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IRON MOuNTA

Train.
Texas Fast Mail to Little
Rock, TexarkanA- Dallas,
Fort Worth and Abilene.
Delta, Columbus and Cairo
Fast Day Express, Hot SPRING..
Dallas, Fort Worth. Austin.
San Antonio. Houston and
Galveston .......... ..........
St. Louis and Hot Springs
Expre34 .......... .............
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
ri Paso, Los Angeles. CAL
weston. San Antonio and La
TeCO ........s...s ......s..s...s
Memphis Express
FOURTH STREET AND CHIC
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
mediation ............ ........
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Monday. Aoueduct Entries.

New York. April 2l.-The following ARE the
Auueduct entries for Monday:
First race four and one-half furlonRs:
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BURLINGTON

Train.
For Hannibal. II. & st. J.
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington ........ ..........
Loca! to Hannibal.
For Quincy and North.
Tor st. Paul, Minneapolis. via
Cast Side lines, Illinois and
Wisconsin 500. 80. .......,
The Burl;ngtcn-Nor,hern Pa
cifc Express, for Kansas
City, St Joseph, Northwes,
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wye
ming, Montana, Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon ...... ...... .........
Twin City Express. for Mime
spolis, st. Paul and Iowa.,
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver. COLORADO.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. JOSEPH ...-....-. .........
Local to Burlington ...........
Fer Northern Iowa, st. Pau.
and Minneapolis ............-
For Illinois. vita East Side line
TO Rock Island ..............
For Dubuque and La Crosse.
Fer Kansas City. Council
Denver. Nebraska, Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast......
Local from Hannibal ..........
For Alton-Leave 80 a. m.
daily: 11:O0 a. m, daily: 900
day; 500 p. M, except Sunda!
1:M n. M. daily; S:s1 q. M.
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Iebaaon Defeated Eads

Lebanon Defeated Eads.
AHpUBLlC SPECIAL
IoAeaon, H.. April 1.-THE Lebanon team won
the opening game with the Eads of st. Louis.
Iehanon ,...........a o 2 2 o 0..-
EAdu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o 0 o o ] o o o.
Batteries: ewsers and Gleason: Mullen and
Ryan.
Globes 10, C.. b. G. 10.
ne Globes defeated Christian Brothers College
On the college campus Sunday afternoon by a
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sos am $500 pm
pm f3:N am
S:B pm e :M am
IN.
Depart. Arrive
1:05 am T:X pm
$500 an T:15 pm
S:H pm s4:5 pm
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$3.50 pm T:D am
1850 pm T:5 am
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Mondays Nashville Entries.
Tenn. April 21.-Monday's entries Mt
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Ls Ss
Depart. Arrive.
c:l5 am 1920 pm
1905 pm 40 am
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$50 arr 6:5', pm
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-22
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY &C., r. & ST. LIZ.

Peoria. Pekin. Grafton and
Chouteau Slough ............ sS:l4 am $50 pm
Springfield and Grafton Mail. 1856 pr, s!o:ao Am
Ci.outeau Slough and Grafton. 1875 am ffe:5. pm
Springfield snd Grafton-......- 3S:4a pm '1o:Sa am
CHICAGO, ALTON AND sT. LOUIS RY.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Alton Limited for Chicago. 1885 am $3.50 pm
Peoria "Alton Limited" ........ 1856 am 1890.
C1itaxo palace Exp.ess" ..... $500 pm III am
Ctieaso ..Midnieht Special. 81 81 pm 1851 am
nress" Ian ......r::o pm '5:es pm
pre.s., .a ....4f2 :o1 pm is2s pm
Kar sas CITY .Limited' .....s1O:10 pm S1:0S am
+. nress''' -. ss:0o am $3.50 pm
Srrinefeld Accommodation 90. s5:05 pm 1904 am
81 ringheld Local ............ $500 am 1870.
Jacksonville Accommodation. tb:05 pm t10:24 am
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-08-01

Mrs. A. H. Ryan and sons Virgil
and Rhea will soon 90 to Chicago,
where the boys will study dentistry
and medicine. Mrs. Ryan will re-
main there to keep house for them
The boys have been playing ball
with Walla Walla.
.. f. Buse, the attorney who has
been located at Cambridge and Salu.
bria for the past tSo or three years
died last week while on his way t
Arizona in search of health HI
was 40 years old aud suffered from
consumption.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-08-01
An Almond Tree.

A. G.. Cordelle has in his yard an
almond tree that is now old enough
to begin bearing. 1t had a few
blossoms this spring, but the late
frost caught them. Mr.. Cordelle
believes they are equal to peaches in
hardness, and that almonds can be
grown here with ease. The hard
freeze of two winters ago that killed
many peach trees did not injure this
tree. 1t was grown from seed
taken from the store.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-08-01
Wanted-a PhilanthrOplst.

Some large hearted gentleman has
donated the College of Idaho $3.50
toward building an addition provid-
ing the people of Caldwell would
raise as much more. Caldwell came
up to the scratch and the improve
ment will be made.
One Of these days some wealthy