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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

AUTOMOBILE CONTEST TOMORROW.
Feature OF His Thursday nj Fair
NthIcfic Tor rrla I,icni TO-Dny.

What VIII be the FIRST contest Of the kind
eve: held in 81. Louis VIII take place
ty-mrrrog afternoon at tn" Fair Grounds
when Il hrakinC confess for horseless We
licies viii be held in the arenn. Con-
diiions OF the match require a high speed
TO he attained ny the various vehicles, and
the automobile first brought to stop after
given signal will hc declared the winner
Harry l. Gccr Doctor T.. IL. Kessler, u
J.. Davis. George l.. Jack. L, B. Gadsey.
a. q. Halsoy i. D. j. Lewis and o. l..
IialSey have made entries for the contest
which promises Ia be the feature Of the
DAY. An automobile obstacle race viii also
be held tomorrow. while the nve-mile au-
tomohile race win take place Saturday
afternoon.
The athletic tournament given under the
auspices o. the Western Association. y. =.
Il will he held this afternoon In the arena
al the Fair Grounds. under the direction
OF John J. D'connor. Entries have been
received from many athletes Of intcrna-
tionel reputation. including Arthur Duffy.
Fred Malonev and John Flanagan. while
many local cracks are also scheduled to
take part.
Tho tournament promises to be one Of
the best seen in the neighbcrhOnd recently,
particularly as many of the cracks who
participated at the Lcuisvill" games will
attend. Especial interest centers in the lop-
yard dash wherein Duffy will figure. and
in the hammer and discus throwing con-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Members of Arkansas Division in
Annual Encampment.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock Aris. oct. S-The annual en-
campment of Arkansas Division. United Con-
fcderate Veterans. convened in this city to-
day with large attendance of delegates.
The Opening prayer vas offered by Father
Lucey of Pine Bluff, who was a delegate
from that city.
Colonel Joseph House delivered the ad
dress OF welcome. which: wsis responded 10
by Colonel Charles Coffin OF Walnut Ridge.
Major General V. Y. Cook then delivered
his annual address. showing that the dvi-
SION was In good financial condition
resolution was adopted approving of the
Park. Little Rock. FOR the location of the
Confederate monument. a resolution was
also adopted extending to Mrs Mckinley
the sym,athy Of the ex-confederates of Ar
kansas in her great bereavement.
The following officers We're elected: Major
General commanding. L. G. Balch of Little
Rock: Brigadier General, First Brigade. J.
i. Wood Il Mariana: Brigadier General.
Second Brig.ie. y. G. Roberts: Brigadier
General THIRD Brigade. a. V. ReiT: Briga-
dier General Fou,'h Brigade. W. c. Ram
sey of Camden.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
IETE5 EsEI|IliIiIIIlss


man. with very lit''e High School expert
rnce. ana. wnlc fast on mis- feet, Is weak
days game taat he will have to work very
hdrl 10 mold his place.
'I;eHnott aac Forster. ihc halves. are
good II aavaHcnE tn. ha!I hut are Ne'y
Menk on defense. They don't get G@"n
Hitrr me plays sent against them. nut n
Mn S'aHi hack and atioW a pay 70 sTLi"e .r,'
,-'I VIM" lhe{ ar" :''ti!dlhE stf'ttht. ny
""bu' I" maze a""l men WIN H"iu
y"rsil,.-, -.
,,,t. ~. F'.H5 = Zoo Sati'e' j. a i,o,I iit'4t:
,''''' '- iuii hd,i or az ENittei. itt1 -
Il t3'u man ~ lu!l BACK. so hiTE lian re
IuJ - d quarter; as mat iusl!'H - 800 ,
iat, " Zoo nan WE" k,"N % n'm ,,, "a =,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
w. s. Z. FOOTBALL PROSPECTS.
Many New Men Among the Candidates
-Scmddcr's rromisinR Work..

Missouri State University seems TO be
rather late about T. t:ing into shape In
football way. and the strict lines ~ anna
teurism drawn on the team nave undouD'si-
ly ruled out much football material mat
would have been considered eligible Two
years ago Regarding the present staie OF
affairs member of the team writes as fol
lows:
The most encouraging symptom here IL
the number OF candidates who appear for
practice. between forty and fifty showing
up Many of these men are new players
from the High Schools of the Stale and only
q few have sufficient experience to maze
first-class men for Nj. S. L.
1.-The place where are weakest is in
the line. Coe. at center. IS "A new man. but
is large and strong and shows a disposition
TO do his best. His weight is about lS0.
Dudley and Jesse. the presidents son. are
new at the game. but are learning FAST.
Dudley weighs lse and Jesse 1Ia. The lat
ter's work has been extremely good.
ELLIS and Gordon at tackles are all q. Is
Their weights are respectively 1870 ard 10.
Both played strong. aggressive and gritty
game Saturday. notwithstanding the fact
that they were in poor condition. Berne and
Perry at ends are not strong a9 II was
thought at first they would be. Perry Is
fast and usually sure, but did not play up
to his mark last Saturday. Berne is a new
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
MISSOURI VETERANS REUNION.
Survivors of Ninth Cavalry in En-
campment at Macon, Mo.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REpt ElLC SPECIAL
Macon. Mo oct. s.-Macon has been live
ly with military guests. Grass bands and
welcoming delegations to-day in honor of
the Ninth Missouri Cavalry.
The forenoon was occupied by the old
comrades in shaking hands and getting ac-
duaiuteG again. In The afternoon Judge
Charles =. Hess of the local post, made
the welcoming address which was respond-
ed to in peculiarly happy style by De-
partmeut Commander George Hall Of Trea-
ton. Commander Hall left after the night
meeting for -. Louis to take part in the
military exercises attendant upon the
Yelled Prophets invasion
General DIon Guitar. the man who ere
atel the Ninth. vas greeted with tremen-
dOUs applause when he arose to address his
cid soldiers. Fl said Governor Gamble
doub;-d his ability to rais.- a regiment in
Missouri hu; in The fail Of 1861 gave him
permission to try it. At first, recruits met
In the woods. in caves and all sorts Of out
Of; he-way places to evade the enemy until
the regiment was organized. after which
they marched to Columbia. the General
said and were greeted on every side by the
display OF black flags bearing skulls and
cross bones This was dsheartening to new
recruits but the regiment soon ge: its
fighting harness on. and such little things
ceased to he alarming.
Past Commander W. +. Henry of Kansas
CITY addressed .hc meeting tonight, after
which all the soldiers who had Il story 10
tell exploited Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
RAILWAY ROAD MASTERS.
Western Wen Read Papers at the
Washington Convention.

Washington. Oct. s.-The nineteenth an
nual convention of the Roadmastars and
Maintenance of Way Association Of Amer
lea and Of the National Road and Track
Supply Association began here to-day. Two
sessions of the former were held. and the
entire time was devoted to the discussion
of papers questions of railway construc-
ton The annual reports of President j.
VI. Meade of Topeka, kas.. and Secretary
J. b. Dickson of Sterling, H., We're submit
ted.
Those reading. papers included the follow.
ing: J. G. Hechler. general roadmaSter or
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway; ]. e.
Rockford of the San Francisco and San jose
Valley Railroad. r. 7. Collins of the New
York New Haven and Hartford Railroad:
William Shea of the Chicago. milwaukee,
and St Paul Railway; l.. Bradley OF Is
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
and F. C. Allen of the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy.
Remarks were made by G. f. Hayward OF
the Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis anf
Omaha and G. Buhrer of Sandusky. O.: Buc
one session Of the National Road and Track
Association was held. This body Is ron1
posed Of the railroad manufacturing ;.--d
supply companies OF the United States.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
CHINESE LIVING IN HAWAII.
Census Shows Almost Thirty Thou
sand as Having Registered.

Washington Oct. S.-A report has been
received by Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue Ycrkes in regard tn the registration Of
Chinese residents of the Hawaiian Islands,
which was completed last June.
The total number registered. S.S2'. ey-
cecded the estimated Chinese population by
about $500 There We're II, 40 on the Island
of Ohua. 3ao7 of whom were found In the
city of Honolulu but as many persons trav-
eled to the capital of the islands to he reg
istercd the figures for that place arc not
accurate as showing permanent residence
The others were distributed over the is
lands. The total expenses amounted to s21.-
Oa3, or III, cents for each person registered.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
CRACK TEAMS TO COMPETE.
CRrroIitnn. ILL.,. Aggregation VIII
Meet Picked Tenn.

game Of teupins between a crack Carroltofi
Ill. team aud picked team from the st
Louis Tenpin League. which will meet this
afternoon on the Courthouse alleys. The
Illinois bowlerS are exceptionally strong in
team work and expect To annex the win
ners end of the match.
Tho local team has been carefully selected
and Includes such wcl!-knpwn tenpn stars
as /. Tabst. NJ K.m. J. pfiueger. 9.
Barker. J Lake. II. Schoepp. e. Everly.
w Euil. NJ. Phillips and r. Mueller. The
match will bo for tho best three ont of
five games and viii begin at > O'Clock sharp
Ample accommodations for spectators viii
ha nrnNila1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
AFTER COACHING RECORD.
New yorI. Wen VIII Drive TO Phiia-
GcIphif. muh RrtMrn.

ana James II. Hyde ar scheduled to leave
the Holland House - E o'clock Tomorrow
morning on a coaching trip to Philadelphia
and return. ana they hope to make the
trip a reccrd-breaEiug one They will try
To ba back at the Holland House AT 1879
o'clock at night. Th" distance by road for
the round trip is about - mil :. and they
hope to make Il in sixteen hours and thirty
minutes.
Mr.. Vanderbilt Mr. Hyde and ". T. How
lett will take turns in driving. Each will
have to drive four horses ABOUT sixty miles.
and sevcnty-twp horses will he used over
the route they being changed every six or
seven miles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
Shcr,y0odS 4, !Inupts !.
sTIrT GETS THE DECISION.
Outpoints Bob Long of Davenport In
Tvcnty-Round Match.

RETTBLIC sTEElAI.
Webb city. No. oct. S.-Billy Stiff of Chi
cago got q decision on points over Bob Long
Of Davenport tonight in a twenty round
contest at the Webb City Athletic Clubs
hall
Stiff had the better of the fight from star.
TO finish He did most OF the leading and nj
no time appeared 10 he in danger. but was
unable TO put his black opponent out. Long
reeained some of hts old-tme confidence in
the tenth and eleventh ro.nds. hut was
soon forced TO he more cautious Ed T.
Burke oC Springfield. Mo. refereed tho hout.
Longs l"ft eye WIS nearly closed -.,. iIF
mouth hled profuscly during tho iai "
rounds but Stiff came uut apparently ua-
scratched
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
THE WEATHER..


Washington. Oct. s.-Forecast for Wednesday
iIinois-Rsin Wednesday. THURSDAY fair; fresh
sOutHy.steriy winds.
Arkansas Fair "Wednesday, except rain in
eastern portion THURSDAY fair; sOuthWesterly
winds.
Texas. oklahoma AMI Indian Terr.tory-Fair
Wednesday and r.ltiTsGgy. variable winds.
Missouri and Inwu-Sr "rs in eastern. fair in
western. portion Wednesday. Thursday fair.
northvpst.fly winds.
Nehraska-Fair Wednesday, with cooler In west
ern and northern portions. Thursday fair: west
.fy winds.
Kansas-Fair "Wednesday and probably Thurs
I, yas'.rl- winds
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
woME>.s GoLF TOURNAMENT.
Results of the First Days Play at
GNDrf Hills.

New York oct. s.-rhere was a large
crowd Of golf enthusiasts present to-day
when play was started in the woinsn's ma
oit iirIsa 20. ,S, {ait,,<r", ,;nlf SInh sbnr,
Hills. y. j. The weather was perfect for
out of door sport.
The fair green and putting greens were
in excellent condition. and from every
standpoint the outlook for Il iirst-class Week
of excellent goliing was most promising. a
few changes mad been made in the playing
length of the links. as to obviate The in
terference of hazards and huukers in the
drives of the contestants. Some of the tees
had been moved forward few yards.
which shortened the course by 100 yards.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
DEATH LIST INCREASED.
Additional Victims of Chadwell,
Morgan Feud i'll Virginia.

Middiesboro. KY. Oct s-wiiliam Morgan
and Ross ChadwelI. wounded in Sundays
fighting at UI.Ion Baptist Church. near Bi;
Springs Va. died last night. This makes
six dead from that feudal encounter.
\ large party. headed by Bud Chadwell.
Len ChaGwell and Joe Dooley. has left
Middleboro. armed with Winchesters. 10
Join the ChadveIl forces. Arms and am
nunition are being secured from surround
ing towns. Augustus Morgan. aged 50.
fatber of tho Morgan boys. is endeavoring
to o'iiIi bring about boz peace. As he is well liked
by Tho Chadwells, his efforts may he sue
raSGfui
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
K. B. ARMoUR's WILL PRoBATED
Widow and Children Share Equal
lv in the Division.

late X. B. Armour was flied In Probate
Court to-day Ey its terms the estate is
left share and share alike 10 the widow,
Mrs. Annie II. Armour. and the three chill
dren. Andrew Watson Armour. Lawrence
H. Armour and Mary Augusta Armour. In
addition Mrs. Armour is left, without res
ervation the homestead at Armour and
Warwick boulevards. Mrs Armour and
e. w. Armour are made executors Of the
will without bond. This stipulation makes
an accurate estimate OF the value of the
estate practically an mpossibilty.
While no public requests are mentioned
in the will. it is known that this was not
overlooked 10y him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
BANK OF COMMERCE. FIELD DAY.
Many Entries for Different Events
lnlunhI,. Erizcs Offered.

The gtOunds OF the st Louis AMATEUR
Athletic Association will be the scene to-
mnrrGw of the thlfd annual field day Of the
emf lioyes Of the National Bank Of Com
merce Beginning At II "A. ~. sixteen
events VIII he pGiied Off. The field IN each
event is well filed and among the entries
Stockho. Ainhruster and kinsc!ia " r.
cowen will otiicato officer of the course.
aad John Dillon viii he starter. l.. A. Nc
Girlt and +. 4. Peterson have been selected
as judges. The timekeerers will Ice ". ~
Chandler. II. VI. Winter. James l. Sloss and
A. j. Grute
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
Amric.n Gun Club Tournament,

:, The FIRST tournament under TIE auspices If
the American Gun Club will be held SUNDAY
On the club range in Horns Grove. jusi sour,
Of tarondelet. There viii be ten events shut
on. ranging from ten to tw"nty-:iye targets
Five Of the latest improved electric traps and
White Flyer targets Will insure good sport Tn.
tournament will be governed ny the rules nf
be divided.
The American Gun club has a memberships u,
l95 active shooters. The tournament bseins
promptly at a. m. and the management invites
all members OF the shooting fraternity to par
ucipate. The grounds may he reached by
taking through cars on Broadway. which will
stop at tn. grove just block south Of the
hIldCe the RINer dos Hnres
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
Chinese Trode Treaties.

Washington. Oct s.-Minlster Conger has
cabled the State Department a brief con-
frmation of the Pekin report that. by royal
decree the Chinese Government has ap-
pointed specially empowered representatives
TO treat with Mr. Sharretts. and such other
officers as may he appointed in behalf OF
the European nations to negotiate trade and
tariff treaties
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
Golf Tournament mt Decatur.


Decatur Ill. oct. s.-The annual tournament
OF the Central Illinois Golf League will be hole
Ir Decatur Thursiay and Friday Of this week
Eight cltioF- sprIng'isld. Peoria. Pekin. Cham
paiSn. JacksonNiH". Bloomington, Quincy ana
a cup now held by quincy. Barquets will be
served during III" tournament both nights AT the
f-ar,ntrN Cluhhruse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

Louisville. ny. Oct. S.-The thirteenth
annual reunion of the Army of the cum
berland began here to-day.
Reports were read by the treasurer. Major
John Tweedale. and the corresponding sec
retary. General Boynton.
The list of members who died during the
year included the names of former Pres
ident benjamin Harrison. General Daniel
Ruttertield Brigadier General j. " Burke
and Major General James S. Negley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

New York. oct. Sat a special meeting
of the directors of the Universal Tobacco
Company, held here tO-Gay. Harry Weiss-
niger. president of the Harry Weissinger
Tobacco Company of Louisville. Ky. was
elected member of the Board Of Directors.
The action of the Executive Committee in
acquiring a large majority of the stock of
the Harry NeissinSer Tobacco Company
was ratified.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
RAIN INTERFERED
With ATTENDANCE
Automobile Contest at the st.
Lonis Fair Postponed on Ac-
count of the Weather.
WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW.
Prizes Awarded Winning EXhib,
itorS of Various Glasses OF
Horses - Prizes fnr
Dairy Products.

Rain interfe-ed with the attendance A. the
g. Louis Fair Yesterday and caused post
r,oncmert - two arena events the automo-
hVr contest scheduled FOR the afternoon he
irr POSTPONED until Thu-s.av white The
rrule race was declared Of with these zE-
ceutious the events Of ,he day went oSf in
frst-c'oss order.
walk tr7- and ca~te- saddle horses and
light harness horses were the center of at
traction in the arena. Z. u Orrhweia Of
rais city having several entries Among
visitors 20 he Fair was e. H. Ecld"s as
sisiani professor oe dairy h-,-tandry ~ the
Missouri Agricultural College ~ Columbia.
SO. who assisted ln the judging Of dairy
products
Colonel rchn r Hughes Of Lexington
Ky. i here win his stable nf Kentucky
show horses and was a wsli-kun wn figure
H. -. arena where he has displayed his
horses FOR the last thir,y-foEr yrars Many
"!d-timers were noticed among those in At
tendance.
To-day's events include classes FOR hunters
and jumpers. roadster PAGERS ana saddle
h"rsca. while tho main feature VII. be the
athletic tournaIaeut hold Under the auspices
Of the Western Branch A. 4 I.
awurds in tn" Arena.
The following AWARDS were made:
Walk. 'rot aad caEtsr sG.d!e h-r-es-tirst prize"
W 'i'' - ~ 4, ~ - '. a. - =
!isi'i- ~ second. b'ilr Lila. ""e4 ls :
fiiM'is' """,a ~ u IL 't 5h"'.h 't = LOUIS
,a-s ~, stations. " 49, 'NI 80; t.Sit,,
Ahi ms ti"til.E horse, Hr4 l:"t. owl hea %. n
t,ieineman o, iisl!"in NJ. nf.t pr.1g. keniusEy
f"is. "Nne. r. =. x 4."Ah u .tcats,9., IL.
S,'gnI. Jiiu Nlht-' -. uHa. owned by Jplh
= N"iscnhasE or = /. us.
1laSs 'Gi i!tht harness l.'l'iiiE s'' u,,"f
hs "a AlgLsi"g q. ."',' -. y, ''i,.d!I'
S!tN. mn pIizy t!ltatr ,5ahH*T. Owned un l.. l.
y ,t'' ,,,9 ,N ~
,,tSHfu h' X i'dN " @''a "l "'"''t7's'' i'-'
'EtIl,r. fi,+,. r,,--ss .,,,,i,,.. ,,-rz.s .,..,
"a - ~. '.,.E NJ, ,'i,5
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
First Game Away From Home.

FEI'U BGII SFEt-IAI.
81 Joseph Mo. Oct s.-The Central Medical
College football team will go to Hiawa.f!a Kas.
tomorrow TO play an athletic team that has
Gently been organized in that town. This VIII he
the Centrals first venture away from home this
year. but they are all good heavy fellows and
nave been PLAYING fast football in the practice
tames they have had AT home. The Eiaysthl
team is one cf tn. strongest in Eastern Kansas
outside the State University
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

The Visitations rails. an objection to the
claim Of the Nur'icn=. VINO maintain that they
tho local champions of the i5-year-old class.
The Nis4:Gtiuus Lase their claim on the !trt
that they defeated the Heils. which team De
featsd the N"rIens. The Nis!tations would lil;e
10 settle the championship with n game with
the Norisns TIE lineup Of the Ei-itntI'a: fol
lows: J'I!TIeD. G.: Ryan. $. Fnrteu. cf Wright
ID. O'Dowd II; tIaI.y. rf f:agen %: Mcdowell.
si,. md ma
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
Exports to Cubs.

Washington, Oct. s-A statement sho-'-
ing the importation, Of cotton mani.
factures into Cuba during he year e1ted
June 81 1901 prepared in the dl1ision OF in
sular affairs OF the War Department; :nows
that during the fiscal year 1891 the imports
were s5.0a1 .I;5. as against s7.0T1.T92 during tho
fiscal year 1900. a decrease of l5 per cent
Germany. Italy and Austria were the on'y
countries that increased their exports ot
these goods TO Cuba.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

Columbus. o.. Oct. Sired l.. Taft, as at.
torney for the Guarantee Savings and Loan
Company of Cleveland. to-day appeared IN
the supreme Court and admitted that that
concern was insolvent and asked the ap-
pointnent of trustees The Court appointed
Messrs Taft and J. y. Livingston.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
Local Report.

Weather al s:5, a m. cloudy. at $50 p m.
cloudy Maximum! temperature, -, minimum
temperature 81. River. SO feet.
X. J. HYATT.
1.Ccal Forecast Official.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

Cleveland. o.. oct S.-Tom Jenkins OF Clcve-
land again demonstrated his superiority over n
worthy opponent in wrestling tonight when he
threw John q. Rooney. Chlcago's champion. in
two successive falls AT Central Arrnor,. before
1000 spectators The first fall was in 20 minutes,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
APPOINTED by the President.

Washjncton. Oct S-The President to-day
made the following appointments:
war-Cap,ains Artillery Corps. Laurence q.
Brown, Malcolm Young.
Sarv-Ciirorti II West. Captain: George II.
stafford Lieutenant Commander: Raymond
Stone Lieutenant: John N. HuGging, Lieutenane
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
Succumbs to Injuries Received in "a
Recent Game.

Detroit. Mich. oct S.-Robert Mckee the
left tackle of the Alma College football
team. who was injured in the game with
the Detroit Athletic Club here Saturday by
being hunted In the abdomen, died suddenly
Aimn tn-lnN-
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

EETT BIC SPECIAL
Brookfe'd. Mo. Oct. Sin the second game nf
the series between Broosticld and t'hiliicothe
the game was called nj the end of the ninth
inning on account of rain. Score o to o Hat
tries: chillicothe-Horton and Ritter: RrookIeId-
Watt and Steiae. This was the snappiest game
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

Papa here's an expression never heard
before: That's the word with the bark
on What does it mean? Il suppose IL
means any word that's written in snip 8
loG''-chicagu Tribune.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

What's the proper season for rabbits?'
inquired the man who thought OF going in
for cunning OH replied the gourmet.
"iust a little pepper and salt. and a dash
of sauce when the cheese Is melted-'-
Philadelphia Press.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

Department Of Agriculture. Weather bureau
Meteorological observations received at -. LOUIS
October 1901 at s:59 p. IN local time and
y. IN. seventy fifth meridian time. Observations
made at the II time at all stations.
I,r I'm Neat. her
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

To Cure Headache in 10 Minutes
Take Parker's Headache Powders. They
are safe and sure. AL druggists. Price IOc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

Sy15-BunaIo and Return-s0.f5.
For particulars apply Clover Leaf Rout :,
1Oi ~ Fourth ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY-

Detective Gordon yesterday arrested Joseph
Warren. a negro. wanted in Cape Girardeau.
Mo-. on n charge Of grand larceny. Deputy
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09
ever .ilaye4 in North Missouri. Two games Will

Vinra. l. 7. oct S-The Bastcr, Rloorcrs O,
the Ladies chamriun baseball cub dcfta;ra th"
lfli'a hcrGLntiles IN hully-couIestei game her.
the E!COntrs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-09

whe her they be temporarily within Amer
lean or British Jurisdiction