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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
IRISH LAD wOS 100000 STAKES.
Defeated Some of the Best Tvo-Year
OIds in Trainir- II >aratoEa

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
Louis V. Bell BUYS Winner Of
TEavers Stake al Big Price
just Before the Race.
BET ENOUGH TO WIN HIM OUT.
Hermis Just Managed 70 Get His
Head in Front in the Last
Stride in Hair-Rai>-
ing Finish
REP-TE S-ECA-

gEPUBLE- s=ECIAL
Saratoga. y Y, s-z z-L5-z :. BzL
millionaire tu-fus- c-e q Wal s-sE-s
ms cz-=zg Spectators an n=--zE coa-
-ssoa@ t1- rh= Tzn--zry millions "a
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6z-Lrzy Szzzcc1zE cczP tbs zf-s-01a -
t-y5-g lie crack WeSr@- EIz H=--.s [r5l
sz-Czty Treasurer Henri Il Zz=ier half AZ
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th= sFeat after = Az--rzSzz zoA fms
NJ Bel -o-5 several friends Ls- night
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
HAVILlND furnished SENSATION
Won haywood Handicap From jim
Clark and Rose Tree.

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1fsae5 TIE Surprise o TIE day az Harlan
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
sTEEPLECHAsTSG AT KIyLoCH-
Course VIII Be Over Barriers lat
Haze Hixrnrfc NameH-

TIE Kznicch Jockey Club. Wtose meeting
opezs next -cCEsdEy. intends 70 revive TIE
sport q steePas Two rzc@ VII y
given sac5 week OF T1=Gzy and SatUT-
Gay Bsck = Ire eighties lis EEle C tin
h--tcFpslE ESS z social feature in a5al
racing The interest apparently die cEE
ucsl John 6-zrcoz and Z few oths- oE-srs
requested The racing % give Z fen
hurdle races
Many q Tie ioczI EeTotes @ racing all
reDsUhS- ne 1suc1s green ard white sash
eoloEs q 20 C0--igza when they carried 1he
E~1bestsbts Tennessee 70 TSc1o-y- The ac-ss
vas re bS1 jumper tAis co1a-g hzs ever
Ese1- ~Eth tie probable AxceSas1 cf Bozrke
Cochran
When M B-ztzo became Identified with
II h.nlosn S"cksy CAB hs consulted wiki
his associates and ths- decided 70 SuEId 2
steepiechzS course similar u ransz = Eng
lz11 Nj B-a-tcn had TIE course Sa-Yey1d
AID pSzSo1z4y <-zrs-ztsrzs5 the cczS---c-
tioa- After II was c-oa2le-ed - rr~f-e--5
land
TIE arE imp = called -D9~1 Pzcrrk
tie neEr Wash H5ES and should fh= liz
bs- topper successfully clear this Ar-e-
The journey vii then save been aS<=E
"BLackEsts- l. TIE aexI jump than Sa-7es
"Bzl6oyie and last sUt EVt lszsV- IS
ard thu journey 70 the EI-e = han @--
Mr. Brzr1oa Is OF the og.nto1 that 8e
soeeplSse efe-S - EsGs E'ef1SDnS
10 TIE real lovers OF racing
EoEes are daily 5ei-g sc5co1ed oyer the
rev stes22chsse coEzs
The first real society event OF The EIa-Czh
meeting viii Be on angst - Ehs1 1hs -ece
fo- gentlemen FEdsES VII - p-9srsuzd
CaPtzE1 Charles Turner. wkO Ezs tS-1nezsr
4 the English c6-zi-y- probably VII ASFz
q mount n this event Gs1y POO plsv--s
Ct the Ccun1y Club have also cozsz1sG a
compete Tor The loving exp which vi De
presented 20 the EIurSr-
The zr5S fo- the Busch Hzod5can XII
EC1 Go<@ ZECE L-z%GzT evening. when Pr
Ef6sng Judge z C Hogpe-- Eho WI 81
cate as 6~zE11cSp2er- vii s8ot the EeszEtS-
Tie entries for the ether rzceS for TIE --u-
EErsl czy VII close AZ the track Veins
Cay Econ-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
JANowskI WINS FIRST PRIZE.
P~iIisbury- Who Stands o Cannot
Catch LIP With ~Frenehmnn-

Eanovtr. II By beating Wo6 Z tns
morning sitting g The International chess
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Jzr5zzEL made sue Ok TIE rs p-Ee. h.-
Ing rsechz5 z teal nEaber q twelve an
o-e-Ezf pozztS. whicE no1s q lis co0pst-
i-crS [o- l-S Eo10rS can rSzch- At[E t1s
G- - reserved many co1E-zrzauo1S
from TIE spectators ard Payers zEse
RzUr5 - re Bs-ZE Shs5Eis 5C-ES1S1
-hs pairing <o- t2-Cas. EhSz Th@ Sli11s4
regular round vas pared TIE 4ea i3eIng
each cTSz- a. follows Levin Us SSilceTss1,
CoEu - EcP3Z- SoTIscazI - NlsSS.
Lsch5So-iE " Olizr[ PLlseGTE - Ma
<zzH- Jz1oWsk - No1- BzEc==cS1 -
GEuSzerE Napier - Atkins. Mason -
S1@c--
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aac----E sitting TSch.Eo--a Dz1s snort
z0Ek q re Dutch amateur Olzot- Pill
ruy zo-STei Marshall Sa-ds-E1s1 and
GuEsaerE crew. r. rest = tze games b.
zrE aC55C-n=1 n sy@7 poSl-s51S
PIs5uv = l-xz u th- leader With eS-
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TNe rsyltz % Tie afternoon Pa Gv=
P[zz5uy : god cAz1cs 70 Ei1 re %oCE6
0-Ers- Axis AID Napier d-sE the-r
lanes. Levin defeated Szsl5s-skL Pcpt-
I'D Cshu ErsE. Mess ECz frSn G<iIsc1sn
ard Sc=chTInS bszt Nzscl Tee G-zl -11zc
EzS Jared Of AGz1zF-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
Sehreibers Filly Gave Away Hinge
Amounts Of Weight and
Won in a Canter.
BENGAL HAD A CLOSE CALL
0dds-0n FaVOri1e IN the Sixth Rae
Had a Time Of II Beating Van
Hoorebeke-T0Sie F. De
feated Menace.

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n zx fuEszE 15- -Ezz--oi6s ~ D--DzE
ysstsr5zT TIE Szz LILY gave aEEy cE=
caurE q weight - JACK Yong P=--5o17-
Lzzzr-z SzZ5-s D-zso az1 VIZ zs sL=
plezsAa II EceZs-I lDe Es- -ens VS. :
ye-y god re- 5u- 5s- Uncertain --zE--g
f the pzE M weeks zsl!e hs- = -cls
pEis-z = : " Sca-ats-. wEs OE-s
hsr. Iz16 against as- z 10Th his E50E and
bet u LLz--- Eko "a E15-1 Gs5e-Lzsz
Led Al IT, Esy an Eoz ~ oe- 1zsE-z
The day AS sE=11-5 90 -aco= z5 Tie
soo-L vas 4 kss1-zg E-l ne day Es
6rE event Es- - 2 [-o-- SIX
Baker Waters EE5 I'D Is Eg15 : cz1S=
as E-y ozv Ens- Ee.-oz= LEzt ~as pC-cc
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1zvO-t@
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b-Nk Ezs 600 watson vas c. re zascz
ks ac1-t broke al right hE = -
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bu: L AcE il 5zsz I'D = s5-r- BE zhSo-
lzEslE rzfzs=1 - E-=zz- -E-uEz M Dale
had his assistant S-E-z-- pay oec-zI ~
tsE<zoz % liz
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have Z1z EzG sEe III ben unfortunate
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2or o1ce II lis life II -h= fifth roc Van
E11-eo=Es vas away L front al - :
roaring uzcs- Dan 5z6 20 zz--1@r Bz-zal
70 get hin 70 Ea.Ez- and kHCL - 5ED AZ
TIE IzE- A. tES scr=-Ez s-C-F Van Ho0-s-
hszs drew 7-zE z-1 %z-n& 70 - Wiling
EASILY Dan kept Al Bengal. t1EegE- AT
3o-y y7-1s ok caught Van Eooreb@ks TIE
latter Jol Sc1Tp& cold AID B-zsI ROT =
Tal5E easily - = 1@GL i Ess al done Il
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TIE ELrs Bengal TsS Ding Is oS- al -hs
T1Tz hS was easing u
lose : T5l TIE szrr rzce easily ~ even
Money SIC lsz1 soT-y- b1E goZ oC- z-G
vel l65ez b B5-n=r. won 3 good z-z-
Ae1zcs vas Played fu- IAe -SfesELa
tina : had gary Eeed There vas II
one 10 IN EiIz her and SIZE had l. Al lar
OWE way. bEI could 1C- make good ZzzSi
Ezs not kzS[ II IRE szrly pcs u Ec5oy1--
Sc fell CIT - Il q sixteenth OF a nile
S1e cane very last II -E= stretch S11-
catching As-zcs r-ioE ct se-on5 place
n the lzs- tEo srizsS- Lezsca lad al
Szs coE5 Do % bar Warner. Z stale little
Ss platsr- 1o- third DozEy i : <oC=-E0-Ss
race
The Boe-- vel riE5su u Dan Eo- Ire
last SE@ EzEEHF- VERY and ST. CEr<-c-
ChsT. L6S c~11.e1dzrS- [sI ~ rE= EzyszI=-
birth bzi7z 5EclE ES6Eu Of AsCiS
KzErsr. Ees STed = tns early pG&anz
2EE Al TIE I'D ard vas q good Sec51l-
Tie c1oEd Vas large, the bs-dzE brisk
and tA racf1E II favor Of tie bs--o-S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
LONG AND SHORT GAMES
Came NJ Detroit Lasted More Than
Three Heur-The Shortest Game

Next 70 lots OF hiItinE and ASs rzzoiog
there i co-hiEz the average fans at z beS@
hall game appreciate 80 uuch as z auzck.
s1zqFy gzue- For = cana 70 b drszge1
e-1 ztsr-z7z6sy- covering a pSEio7 q
from TEe 70 three A51S. wears o1T tn pa
thence 4 Svsz the most ardent osax~rs
of the gam however, sES z-e Szrs are
students Of the zDe aa0- rns- VII a.
k7oEs<uEe that a. 2 usual td1EE fass slow
games are trs oneS uaSE hTEe-iy FozzhL
TeSfsacsvs bate between the Mite
Stockings ard ths AthfztScS. thoz-h siexSa
f71i-ES hc7g vas stretched cat 4ar1zeh
1zo hours ard twenty-five rui-gfs< ef sfusz-
fAe E4nuiaz mn beioz So-s5 a. 80 s'eEsck.
zsakiEE the fan azSzIe hone II r.ras to 6e
Oh Eand for a warm 6i5rs-- But that vas
7- the fo1Es<r game % The Jason IN zhe
American JzSSae- Czne b~sore shs Nt-i<=
SsocE1g< have exceeded that record or
May u pzsyfEz IN TIE SuDFay grounds n
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
GOVERNOR D0ckERY DEPARTS.
Has Not Named a Successor 10
Judge Brousrer-

Go-s--c- Alexander " Docks-y, Eto
Ss1r Friday @ectzE s6 yesterday n s.
Louis departed <o- Jefferson City last night
BEFORE Sz--tzS hs stated that ne had Er-
Sts-s6 tie slPotc-usnE O. . succsSs1Eczr
Ikz late Judge o1S % St Louis COM
y. bEz had 1o- fully cec.csc Epo1 any 519
fo- TIE oEce- He VIE probably sl1cu1cs
his appointment this week
II re day Governor Decker vas IN CO.
ference With politicians % 81 Louis Co11U
arS friends q tie Candidates Al these EAo
saz rhe Governor e16szyo-e1 10 get enc
hiu- a. 70 who h would appoint In al
CASES -nS- were disappointed hoEsysr317e
There we're May fze-6S q Henry AEnSrz.
the Ferguson cazds6zfs for TIE oEce. who
expressed hope fer the4- nan Among tneSs
were Steve 3 Harris. Jams & SVu661re.
Morris C-oain- P - Janis 2 4 Rsf1-
Thomas NcC-es5<. G. P Black and Zack
Mitchell In the afternoon Governor eek
sg visited the Worlds Fair site
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10
Chicago Police Held [. J. Arnold
for Identification Because Of
$4,000 Express Package.
sLEUTHS GOT The WRONG MAN.
Laid in Wait for.Person Who
Should Call for Package Of
MoHey-Firz BriIlar Lost
tie Rae.

EEP-sLEC SE-4
C1raEo- II. aug s-Cts c: P7lc=
CNel E5--sE 5=cz1@6 : ! Ar-o.d q =
L0-% 80 aC : package = E1aae; = his
= a-E= Examinations --I - t=z1--
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~zz 70 -sz=o1 Eo- E=zl-izz Ri
Il ~o.kl- = c=~s r@ztz-g to IT, -
c- E--E-El-- Cz- -oo5z-E, re C1s.
rs caught - sv=y z-zz
CzE CNslL Isz--=z rzz- : zpzckzg=.
C-0s-y wrapped Ez5 arrived ~ rhz Stock
Exchange t1lG.-g e@ez q l.= PacEc E-
P-@ Company. I'm = Louis L Vas
ozszIs6 > : : A--e5 ( CT. 70 = !
4r.5E
Psa2- CGoz-s Hz7l,o- and N1IIa =
Wait T. cz!lsE- th= chef SGT lad NJ
Ar-c- e-c--5[ bs<--s nm Eirh rne rack
age = contained * S-.s bills and to--y
3" noes NJ 4r15l3 sad - was :
oc-Suzn SCh { srl-E q ho-ses a. =
LS-lS ard chicago Re rol5 he pots that
c-s o AS 1--s= rs - - AZ Harlem 70
CAV H Ehsu -z<e--=5 thz xI:ce n Ada
ua7 he11a e his Justification. t-r he
Et-St Ward statesman = -ow il Ire East
ChiE rS-E aES u rad Arnold brought
= his o1@s - E=--ty husst He r-
c@Te5 ron = Ls confirmation 9.
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, acton II Ire 1&
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FIJI B-lzr il Ire first rzoe Al Harlem 70
DAY Sh-ca Lady Tcc@y1 zca
Agent Whir-s. il charge q th= Pzct6c
Express Company b-zzch o1c= said the
package a. c0-= :1I0 ths oHce in t5=
cU= course q trade an Lad bs=a delivered
% ~ A-Eold. va 1eI5 TIE RECEIPT to- IL
He vas &szcliad 70 dzz-u= ,a4 uz,.
The 1o1sy- Cha CNeil zE rachel
C1%ago ~ days szo The Polics have
sE= tzs1 rse- keezizg careful watch per
20 E1o z1o-l CAIN Il
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b@-g * zach -1e shareholders are -uua-
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dong : ~y large AID S-cczsstz9 bz-.
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c-ack Ao-s@ Peaceful aid Nzx--S yryn
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zC-=$ cC- -oz p1cS + The East III az
psoE@ Ton HIle-. = r-at-s- q high -e2-1z
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THIRTY PASSENGERS INJURED.
Chicago Great Western Train
Wrecked Near Elizabeth. III.

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GOODMAN DEFEATS
DANNY DkUGHERTY
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tn bSy mare Louise jefferson era Sae
heio7zs 20 C X G. Billings of |nEoaco.
He was not here to drive her. 50 zs- t-ztn-
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TIE zs zzs 4 sasczzI uile tzs Louise
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faTe the kzif-rRE post Vas reached TIE
nsr had TIE ea7H fen N1FfE N-
S-zSkerS urged L77d Derty ea With beta
rezk WIKI 5zt the zzre kz too ucch
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cExTURYs WILL TRY AGAIN.
Sporting Writers to Meet Strong Team
1t LeaEae Pzrk To-day

Manager Guy Fisher CT the Csar1rSwM
To his lux against tn SPORTING Writer'S
team a. League Park lis morning TS.cS
thz Cenrz-yS have gone own II d=fs=- o.
1o-z 4hz zrzoS hut Fisher has srsrgTAs1Ad
t-e weak EE q rs team zrc vii EY 70
Tu-- ~ tables ms n0rzEnx- O=cz- Ellis-
: q rEz hospital LIST and Woo5Ezr1 the
CuTxsr Military AcacsEay pitcher WI D n
Tn4 SAB f- tie writers m the s5sezce o.
CO. SCI-a. Joe Wear ELi pay z-c0z1
baS he game vii bs called Al 80 Iss
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JUDGE FTTToN REPORTED DYING.
Pioneer Citizen iii From Lung
Trouble at st. Joseph
RFP-REc sPEOA-

EEFLELL SFELAL
St Joseph. No. AEE s-JudEe william
Fftrou- sEsd : years s reported dying -
night OF congestion O. TIE lungs
He vas z warm friend Of Henry Cay.
al enjoyed the acquaintance Of AL fhe
pzSiSc nsn n the early days He came bare
forty years ago and figured prominently N
NIsso1a politics uatii cd age conpeIleS his
retirement
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peekeu Honor. Reasi-itfe..

E~LsL-L SEE-LAL
jefferson City. No Aug S-GoFernor
DccEsy to-zar hocore5 = reouisstion sS<1sd
on hin Sy TIE Governor OF Illinois for ths
-sturl o. George SsiSol- under arrss<Sc
West Plains. No. and wanted al Peer1a
for hcEe-stsziiaz- Sheriff 7. ". Giss Of
Peoria was here 20 procure The requisites.
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ATTELL AND ABEL MATCHED.
VIII spar in Chicago on Monday
August Is

REFT BIG SSECZAL
Chicago. Aug S-A5z At.sl To-Day vas
matched ID box KID Ad=z ~ re A-s--
tsn AthasttcCub tag weeks from Ao-6ay
light
HarT Chan C chts ciTy. having quiz Jack
NcEsr-
ne present match = - - p9Enis ~ ;
O'clock AtEsTi X -0E n TX CITY and ziI3
Go hs training On TIE S5zth SIDE
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struck by Lightning.
RrP-REr SPECIAL

Chester. III. Aug a-AIberc ADAMS. seo1
% Tcazze Adams : farmer living afoaf
two miles ezE O. this city vas struck
EzEhcuSnE while sitting CT fhe porch a. IS
hone late last night He nay rSc0<erL