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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

100 bleacherites gathered around the bus
and jerred the Pirates. BY far the larger
part Of the crowd remained standing IL ,he
end tiers of the teachers. where they
might witness the demonstration 10 letter
advantage. Aged On by what they deemed
truthful reports Of attempted sp!kiEgs. Tho
We're pillng their belongings in the bus 4
small, harmless clOd. propelled by SINE 0Ee
in the crowd. struck and glanced off Fred
Clarke's shoulder.
With his usual burst of temper. Clarke
made a rush in the direction from which
the clod came. ard Of course he was jos
of any stone-thrOWing such as was re-
ported, and. besides, there are no stones to
throw there-only A few small cinders with
which the driveway IS stre%n. II, stones
had been thrown, they would have been as
likely TO. hit those in the crowd, which
sureed about Clarke. as any Of the Pitts
burg players. The platoon of police" that
dispersed the mob consisted OF two blue
coats who are regularly stationed at the
they could, and soon a p~assageway was
cleared. Clarke thought he knew who
threw the clOd and pointed out the man.
who was promptly arrested. The affair was
over in a few moments, and the half hour
that the squadron of police were alleged
to have spent wrestling with the maddened
crowd was simply fictitious time.
OF course there may be undesirable per-
sons on the bleachers, but that is not any
concern OF the Management as long as these
persons depOrt themselves in a becoming
manner while in the park. But It is an in
suit to say that the crowds who attend the
Sunday games are made up Of persons who
would rather see n fight than a ball game.
Excitement is what the fans are looking
for. but the excitement that attends a close
game of baseball is what they most relish.
The persons who stirred up the anti
P~ittsburg feeling were the same who sent
out such glowing reports to outside cities,
thus playing an imaginary feud for space
killing purposes. The Pittsburg article al
leges that the story was kept out of the
st. Louis papers. giving the idea that Pres
ident Robson had tried to quiet the mat
ter. but these who knew the facts Judged
that they were not worth more than 4
passing notice. which II get.
AS far as rowdy playing in Sundays
game was concerned. the writer saw none.
It was alleged in the stories sent out that
Clarke tried to spike Nichols again in the
last game. when as a matter of fact moth
Ing of the kind occurred. 1t was also al
legged that enc of the Pirates attempted to
spike Hartman at third. One of the visit
ors did slide to third when the occasion
demanded a slide, but Hartman was not in
the least danger.
But st. Louis is again in disgrace abroad.
and the Cardinals Will be in danger In
Pittsburg when they go there. and all
through the desire of some people to stir
up a row where none exists. As for any
shots being fired, that part Of It is anus
ing and Of course instructive to those who
were there, but who didn't hear the shots.
SID MERCER.
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taken by Jimmy Manning last year because
the National refused TO suitcase its ground.
though idle. Transportation facilities to the
National League ground are of the best.
half a dozen electric cars running from The
heart of the business section Of the city
directly to the gate OF the park.
As the grounds have not been used for
three years. Jhey are not in the best condi-
ton at present. The grass has grown long
and is matted and the stand has been con-
demned By the building officials. but it
would not require long to put il in first
class condition again. and considering thu
great advantage over the present location
of the fall grounds it would be a profitable
investment for the Washington American
LeaEUers. at the same time robb!ng the Ma
tional OF its cherished opportunity - put en-
opposition club in the city next year.
Secretary Nick YOurg of the National is
also negotiating with the owners of this
property for a renewal OF the lease held Ey
the elder organization, but Ban Johnson
and President Postal depend largely on the
favorable sentiment OF the owners for the
American League to ultimately secure the
lease.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

WRITTEN o THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
Three cities in the American League be-
sides Chicago ave pennant aspirations.
These are st. LoUis. Boston and Philaiai-
phia. The Chicago team has made such a
poor showing Of late that the fans OF that
town have almost given up hope, but on
their own grounds the White Sox may stop
the losing streak Members Of the Browns
who have just returned from an Eastern
trip say that over in Boston the supporters
of tie American League. who constitute
about 900 out Of every thousand fans. are
greatly taken with the pennant idea.
In Boston the American has all the SYM
pathy and also the crowds. The team Is
drawing like Il house aflre on its hCme
grounds and is in excellent shape finau-
c.ally. The same conditions exist IN FhiIa-
delphta. The fans there have at last awak-
eHed TO the feet that despite his early sea
son disappointments and loss of players,
Connie Mack has put together a strong
good and If they continue Mack will GER
ta!nly have the laugh on ]. Mussy McGraw.
who is now a gentleman by his own admis-
sion.
McGraw said that Philadelphia was The
white elephant OF the American League.
but the baseball public OF Philadelphia is
faction of the Aforesaid c. Mack. When he
Browrs played there last Monday they drew
q crowd OF between o!VpD and 5000 ana mat
is probably the record for a Monday crowd
in either league this season.
st. Louis fans are beginning to be enthr-
si1stic about the Browns and the chances
are there VIII be an awakening here ike III
to that at Philadelphia that will well the
gate receiDs and encourage the team. Tie
statement has been made that despite the
crowds at Boston and philadelphia. the
Browns lost money on the last trip. That
statement was coppered by Secretary
Hedges last Thursday. Said he:
we did not lose anything by the Ba!ti-
more engagement except in the one game
that was forfeited, for the Baltimore public
turned OFT in large numbers just to show
their appreciation Of the loyalty of those
payers who refused to be made parties 20
the betrayal of the league by McGraw. Now
l have the figures to prove the assertion
that we not only made our expenses on the
short trip, including hotel and railroad bills
and the salaries Of the players for the time
we were out, but we cleared enough to pay
the salaries of two good men for a year aud
that uns W into thousands OF dollars. I
have put forth every effort to give st. Louis
a winning team and I am confident thai we
will win the pennant. II we can keep Up
the present gait l can't see any team in the
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VaFicoceIe Victims.

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Our method of cure is entirely painless and devoid of danger it has been used in over
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CARDINALS ARE IN FOR ?
RAW DEAL AT PITTSBURG.

Highly Colored Reports of Alleged "Mobbing" of Pittsburg Team
Has Worked Up the Fans of That Town TO the Point of Making
Threats-New Features Were Added to Weird Tale Each
Time 1t Was RetOld-St. Louis Is Again in Bad Reputc
in Baseball Circles Charges That Stories Were
Suppressed in st. Louis-Real Facts in Case.
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league that is going TO stop US. know
that the boys are bending every energy to
that end for it means everything 10 them"
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REMNANT POSSIBILITIES FOR 1902
IN AMERICAN BASEBALL LEAGUE

Chicago Will Cease TO Be a Contender Unless Team Rallies Quickly
Boston, Philadelphia and st. Louis All Figure in the Running
Browns Expect a Harder Fight From Boston Than ANY of
the Other Clubs-Secretary Hedges Is Confident and if
He Succeeds Will Establish an Enviable Record for
His First Year in Basebal-What He Has .A-
~coInplshed This Seasonal Case of Mis-
taken Identity-Gossip of Ball Players.
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Structure Sufferers.

Structure and ghet are the two destructive maadNs which 90 hand in hand for evn
in the male geruo-mnary system. They er cure themselves but on the contrary.
to rt in Bladder and kidneyC ompicadonso Of a serious and fatal nature Them method
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he Doctors who Cure
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Structure and Glaei in 10 to 20 days,
CONTAGIOUS Blood Poison in 80 to 90 days,
Neryo.Sagyal Debility in 80 to 90 days.

We want to talk or write to esery sunererf from the above Diseases to any nan WIG
cure themseves but on the conuMy. are constantly ccmtng more aggravated. and II
and woe Disease is always aggravated by improper teatment There are dishonest
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Amtrikanifde Aorypbae.
ObvmmS Nrofekor @eenS bon DbiIaostSbi
basd5 oenttd5e Meotstner.

0braas wreftNer aeeas bon DbiIaosIsbt4
sasd etattd,e Meeistmes.
Cine bemerfenspertbe ghrurs 1T
neuli9 etnem ameritanif9en @elebrten,
profeFor Or. Winiam Mi1iams Seen
bon pbtlabelpbia, gu She'll seporben,
inbem er BON benz 81. beuti9en gbirure
sensaonsrefe bes beutfden ghirursi@
1den Wereins in Berlin gum ghren>
anttgli.be ernonnt marb.
profeTor aeen gilt bi~erau!anbe in
9aien= ipie in dratli9en Rretfen als
MutoritGt. gr tpurbe 1887 in pbila=
belp6td geboren, grabuirte 1859 an Der
@rptpnsllniperittdt gu prpbibence, 81.
s., unb 1862 am Sefferfon Mebieal
College gu philadelphia. Seen ma9te
bonn Big 1864 aIs 9ilfspunbarst in
Der unionsarmee ben 8iirgerfriea nit,
ftubirte bon 1864 Bis 1856 in europa
unb lieB ii9 bierauf in philadelphia
nteber, tpo ct ii6 i'm 0ien5te Der mebis
ainif9en Wifenf6aft berporrasenb be-
fbdtiste. Gr por Direftor Der borz
tigen anatomifden @9ule, ferner 2eb<
rer fir pdthologifde 4natomie am SET
ftrion Mebioal College, Yrofefor fir
Maotomie in Ger 8unftf9ule BON pennz
fplpanier uno profeHor Der gbtrursie
am Womans Mebical College. @eit
1889 1T Seen profeHor Der Wunb<
ar3neitunoe am Sefftrfon Mebieal
College.
Seen bot mande neue Sbee in bic
prattif9e G1irurgie eingefabrt. Gr 1T
feit 1894 Observation-Disclosures Mitalieo
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Trei fit
i6wa@e
Gin $eilmittef lit entbedt tuprcea,
baS 0erlprenc Mannbarfeit
uno Die 8rGfte fuieoers
berftellt.
Gtne ISOLDE a~usrei6eaoes Probe 8 Wadef
iuir0 Senem fret sngeiannt, Der
Darrtt ibreibt.
v&eeeueratiee Sublets" iino a~nertonrt bic eitatss
Rur eegen ~perlorene Mannbarfeit in alien Stabten.
Sic ino miIIeniaaitli6 ourh Die better aerSte Der
@elt b~ergeItelt. Ser STUFF oes S%nftitutes 1T berart,
oaB aae Ierste, Die bas 6eilnittel b%erteilen, oafar
lid perontportlid balten. UNI penn lie auf ibrerl
Grf bin bebanpten, baB Die r&easnsratioe Tablets

p~erlprene Mannbarteit, Ioerbru6 pber S6lpdde Der
geIdlehtli6en Srgane beilen, 10 muB Die Sur poftip
uno permanent iein. Stele &pmpa9nie l9idt Seoefn,
Der ON nero6ier S4ipdde leioet, Die Webi3in fur cine
tp0hentlihe Beganolnne frei 5u. Die Wtebiain fann
nur oaourd erprobt ~tperoen, baB man Die Heiultate
bes @ebraubs %abluartet, nenn ie bas BELT, fir mag
tie gerlaht puroe, 10 1T tie 81 empfeblen. SieIe
Strobe mill Die GallOpia 2Dnn 50. nit ibrem Mittel
ffr cine @o6e %getatten. gta6oem er Die r&eeene=
rotiue SabletsA cine gSo6e eebrau6t bat, miro Der
Yatient Rraft in Ieinen Srganen ilnD Musteln,
neues 8lut In Ieinen Moern, rteuen, 1lnternebmungs=
ee;f, unb i1 in @eiunobeit nno Grlfeinen als
nenen Menf1en finoen. Die r&egeneratiue Sa=
blets4 baden cine ipunoerbare Wirfltn9 uno Der pa
tient peripirt ~oieielben am eriten Su9e. Sic eebeu
brett sum Sib beg nebels, 9ana eleid tple LANCE es
-ffffebt un6 brtngen Graft uno Stdrte. Sieles fpun=
oerbare Wittel perbannt ale S4ihternbeit Dem ana
bern @eihleht ge9enfber, beilt alle uebel, Die aug
ueberreisuns, 1leberanftrengun9, @eladftsloreen, Die
gum 8erluft bes @ebd6tniies, .Dnf6bigtett &C, fib=
rem, berpor9eben. wgegeneratipe SabletsA limb IN
ieoem utter autpenobar; lie beilen ole Jdle, ans=
gerpfnmen, tpenn i1on Gpilepiie ober Srritnn ein=
3etreten finb. Die Gallopia 2pnn so. rtabt feline Be-
ldrdntungen; Sober, Der oarirl ihreibt, erbdlt oas
Mittel fiji cine Node frei sagelhidt, ~lorgfdltlg. ein=
gepaft unb obne 5u seigen, tuas es entbdlt. sic bat
SauIenoe bon 8rtefen aug alien Sbeilen bes 2anoes
erbalten, Die BON ben ertaunli9fen Suren Der p&e=
g~eneratipe Sablets1 beri6ten. Sbre Sfferte fir cine
Wo6e 1T edit; es meroen feline acknowledgement Gragen
geftelt. @9reibt beute an Die Gauopia 2pnn 60,
536 9ej5ini 8uiloing, ct. 2ouis, Meo., uno laBt
Guh Die Wlebisiu fir cine @ode frei tomnen. Sbr
Bud, BAG ~ebenIalls frei 1T, aie6t Gu4 Die Mngaben,
tme Sbr Gud nit benz Weittel 5u banie fetbft tu=
rireli f6unt.
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9ie gr0bte G%ntbednng Des 3eitalters
Gingetragele Qan0elsuarfe.
MOTHER SUPERIOR Wtntter Oberin)
2eber= un6 Mierem= Slice.

Das sroBe Seilmittel fir ale 2eiben
6es Blutes, bes Maeens, Der Nieren, Ser
2eber, fir 8erbauungslhmdbe, @anig.
teit, Migrdne, &beumatismus, 8erff0.
pfung unb Srauenleiben. IS tpirb aus
ieltenen uno tbeuren &rdutern bereetelt,
ippie aus Murseln uno Blumen, tuelbe
aus Nrabien, Me9bpten unb 8alditina
impprtirt tperben miHen. Das Wittel
tpirb empfoblen burb Die bernprrogenb.
fen Mer5te Der @elt unb mirb nit grfol9
in alien &lbitern uno BON ben Barmber-
5igen Shmetern angetpenbet.
Mton beabte bic breifarbiee. ROTH, fueib
unb 9riine pber 9elbe Gillette. Man
uebnte niGts nn6eres.
3u baben in alien Mpotbeten. Yreis
Is Gents bas Hadet
SuedWesticheOffIce: 443 Ost-commeree-St
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Professionalism eugene s. mar..

CJSHb o. <0utt-
fusenbften Mbbofaien i'm Gtaate aanz
las. Ct tpurbe 1841 in 6artforb.
Conn, gtboren. Seine gltern pers
jogen. als Mare nod elm Rnabe mar,
nod Burlington, Sa., no Ware bic
6ffentli9e Shule beiudte unb bag
Sattlsr4anbpert erlernte. gr madte
ben @irsertries nit unb ftieg anm
Wotgt eines aapitdns ouf. Mare fodt
nutberl NIT geeen bic Snbianer, mubft
ober In 5olge elmer idtperen Nertpuns
bung ben Dtenf quittiren. gr Iieb fid
bierauf in Sort Scott, Gan., nieber,
no ct bic Redte ffubirte unb in 1871
sum Harreau augelaTen tpurbe.
Wore geb0rte fiinf Sabre lang benz
Stodtsftnate bon Ranfas an unb mar
Sipet Wal Delegat fir Hepublifanii9e
Hotfondl<R onpentionen. @ouDerneur
ct. Sobn bon aanfas ernannte i'm
sum Generalmaior Der bDrtisen Milias
truppen, aud mar bic grnennung bonn
Genute bereits beftdtist, Ware lebnte
tebod bas Mnerbieten al.
Meiten areifen 1T Der neue pens
fionstpmmiH6r DEFENDERS befannt ses
iporben burd feline nRbbmes of Sron=
quill @ebidte tbeils bumoriitii9en.
tbeils patbetiiden Snbalts.
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grofedor Or. gBiaiom @iaiams aeeu-

Der gbirursifden @efenfdaft bon ga.
RIG unb Der 9elgifhen gbtrursifden
@efeIlfdaft. Sn 1898 refifirte Seen
bas Inn BON prdiibent Me&inlep ses
itelte Mnerbieten, als Mitglteb in bic
Rommiffion CUR llnterfudung Der Mnz
Hagen uber mangelbafte 8erpaltuns
I'm Rriessbepartement ein3utreten.
@elesentlid Der idbrlihen @erfammz
lung Der Nmeritaniiden Mebiainii1en
0tielfdaft in golumbus, 8, in 1899
.iuurbe Ct gum prGfibenten Der Mfo<
ciatiDn ertpdblt. Sci. 1900 1T ct
GbrenmitgIieb beg Ropal College Of
Surgeons BON England.
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Das Bette eeaer, @beumatismus
1T elmer & Mmenb's @ecept Np.
1851. Deribmt getporben burH
feline piele erfDlgreihe 6eilunger1.
6. S.. Shmibt, Geent, 6ouitun,
TerQS.
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- Wenn Sbr Mdber nit Gum
raireifen beleeert laiien mpat, gebt
AZ g.. $. Dean & 6 o. Dieiels
ben aarantiren lire Nrbeit.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OOn w GtHe
reite Dame, uelfe burh Or. Wi&oIjou'S
Rinhli@e O9rfrommeln bon Shnerhbrio.
teit un6 Dbreniauien gebeilt fpprben lit,
bat Ieinem Snftitut elm @eifent BON
25, 600 Dollars Gbermadt, bomit loldbe
taube nnb lbmerbbriee B~erionen, fuelfe
nidt bic Mittel befiben. fih bic Obrtrom>
meln gu neribafen, bieielben umionit er.
balten fbnnen. Briefe tpple man abrei.
iren: No. go N, Das Institut Nicholson,
sLongcott''. Gunnersbury, London, W.
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1lt,ltr CHIT nts 3asnfonsamtfs.

Uin Gstsat. 9tMter umo berSorraeemser al
botat aus @anfas.
eugene S. Ware. Der an @telle bes
Don feinem Mmte 3uridsetretenen ieit=
bergen Rommifdrs gbars gum gbef
bes penfionsamtes ernannt murbe, 1T
elmer Der aneefebeniten unb herborz
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night on wedding trip. The same
friends had also secured sew ,ral pounds
of rice and kindred articles but the
couple were too clever for them and es-
capped the rice shower.
The out-of-town guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs. George Griffin, Mrs. George
Seiple, and daughter, Mabel, and Her.
bert Griffin, all of Bioomville; Mrs.
Harriet and Ivy B. Davis, and John
Davis, of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will live at 1875
East Exchange st, for the present.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr. John Hummel and Miss Barbara
Willenbacher were married in st. Ber.
nard's church, Tuesday morning, at 8
o'clock by Rev. J. B. Broun. Mr.. AL
bert Hummel was best man and Miss
Kate Willenbacher was the maid of
honor. After the ceremony the couple
left for Buffalo and Rochester on a
wedding trip. They will i've on Sum-
ner st.
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W. & B. Co. May
Now Sell Tires.
Order Preventing Sale
Dissolved
By Judge Wing of Cleveland,
Wednesday.

The temporary restraining order
granted by the United States Circuit
court, enjoining the Whitman &
Barnes Manufacturing Co, from dis
posing of $4,000 worth of tires made
for the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
was dissolved Wednesday by Judge
Wing.
The restraining order had been OBJ
tanned by the Firestone people, upon
the allegation that the tires held by
the w. &. B. Manufacturing Co. We're
Of special pattern, and that the sell
ing of them by the latter company
would be an infringement. On the
other hand, the w. & b. company
claimed to be holding the tires because
the bill for manufacturing them had
not been paid. Until trouble arose
between the two companies, the Fire
stone people had been having these
tires made by the W. & B. company,
but they are now being manufactured
by the r. +. Goodrich Co. When the
former arrangement was discontin-
ued, the w. & b. company had on hand
about $4,000 worth of tires, and wish
ed to sell them to get back the cost Of
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Marietta, o., June 26.--Never In ia
years of MarIetta's life has the his
toric city been visited by as destruc-
tive cyclone as swept over the city
at 8 o'clock last night. The list of
accidents and deaths is as follows:
Dead: Jack Sprague, blacksmith.
Fatally injured: Mrs. Drayer, Mrs.
Styer.
Casualties: Fred Brucker, legs
brokens Brucker children injured.
Fred Bay, internal injuries; recov-
cry doubtful.
Mrs. Jacob Lorenz, cut and bruised.
Dozens OF other minor accidents are
reported and many historic landmarks
are effaced. The buildings of the
Ohio Valley Wagon Co, Acme bricl:
plant, Cisler's brick plant and Park
crsburg & Interurban Street Car Co.
were levclcd to the ground. The Cen.
trail Christian church was demolished,
as. well as many residences. Reports
from hamlcts Of Washington county
in the path Of the storm tell stories
of disasters and losses. The destruc-
ton of property here will run into
$1,000,000. Injured are being cared
for by all of Marletta's physicians.
The storm came without warning.
That many more were not injured is
considered miraculous. The storm