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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
ILLINOIS APPELLATE COURT.

Mount Vernon. ILL.,. March 13.-The follow
ing were the proceedings in the Appellate
Court OF the Fourth District to-day:
S, I.ous vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad
Company ct al vs. Town OF vandalia ct al ap-
peal from Bond: counter suggestions by appel
liant
Wilcox Tstherington: appeal from County
Court of Madison County: motion by appellee to
file correct bill Of exceptions: motion by sppel-
liant for leave to file amended bill OF excep-'
ticns.
Jones trustee. Jones ct al: appeal from
jefferson: counter suggestions by appellant.
Craig 4 Co Harrison Switzer Milling Conn.,
pany: to St clair: argued by D. c. Taylor
for appellant ard taken under adyisement
Mobile and Onio n )road Company vs.. DuEan,
argued by A. NJ nek Of Cairo and VILLA n
winklenan Of B.llevflis. and taken under adj
visemen;. $,
Swif, & Co. vs. Roman: appeal rom CITY
and J. II. Freeis o. East 81. Louis. and taken,
under adyisemen:.
Appeal. were eran;ed in the following cases.
with bond OF 500:
Ii!noi. Central Railroad Company vs. Almon:
1ppeai from Marion :
appeal from jackson
Iiinois Central Railroad Company Atwell.
administratrix: appeal from jackson.
Illinois Railroad Company vs. Echer. adminis-
TRAITOR appeal from Jackson.
ST. Louis. Vaudalia and Terre Haute Railroad
Company al Town Of Sandalia: appeal
from Bond: set for oral argument on motion to
dismiss. and counter suggestions. Saturday.
March 15
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AL1GELD'S BODY TO
Be BURIED SUNDAY,
Will Lie in State at Chicago Pub
lie Library Building All
Day To- Morrow.

Chicago. ILL.,. March 13.-Chicago's Public
Library has been selected as the place
where the body OF Ex-Governor John p
Altgeld will lie in state.
The comm Will be escorted there Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock by Governor Yates
and his stan. and the room in which the
body will rest will not be closed to the
public until 10 O'Clock at night.
The funeral services will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at the Al,geld home in Sheri-
dan Park. The Reverend Frank Crane will
officiate. The services will be simple
The body @: the late jurist will be buried
Sunday. tine cortege leaving the Public Ii
brary at IL o'c.ock. As on the previous day.
1t will be escorted by the Governor and hi.
STAFF. in addition TO a platoon Of police and
small company OF army veterans. some
OF whom were the comrades Of Mr. Alt
geld whiIe he was a soldier in the James
River campaign.
Where the bcdy OF the deceased lay to-
day in mis- late home. there was absolute
quiet. Flowers forming wreaths and bo-
queIs OF magnifcence were received during
the day and placed around the plain and
somber caskst. Only the closest friends and
the members of the family called
The City Council will hold a special meeting
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock to take ap-
propr'ate action concerning the death Of
Mr.. Aif2eId and the funeral. Mnyo- Hsr-
ris0n. who has been resting for a few days
AT Henry. Ill. telegrarhed to acting Mayor
Walker that he will be here in time to at
tend the meeting
The City Hall viii be closed in the after
neon.
All of tine courts will be adjourned at IL
O'Clock tomorrow. The jurists from the
Circuit. Superior. County and Probate
courts will attend the funeral services in a
body. At che meeting to-day resolutions OF
coincidence were read by Judge Kavanaush
and adopted.
Clubs and societies in every part OF the
city held meetings to-day and drew up
resolutions OF cordolence. Committees were
appointed from all OF them to confer with
the Central Committee in the funeral ar
rangements.
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Totals ....zs Is: I'll q. iss -, :sI ie. q; 2.,I
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ANDES BEATEN ny vELMA CLARK.
Former Was n 3-to-S Shot-Flve Fa
v0ritcs Won at NrM Orleana.

vOr1tcs won Al New Orleans.
New Orleans. La. March iS-Audes was
the onl beaten favo-ite here to-day. and IN
his race Selma Clark. strong second
choice. won.
Jockey Brazil has presented to the stew
ards evidence teljing To exonsrate him
iicm any completely in III. steep.echase
frauds and the stewards have recommend
ed his reinstatement ty the Western Jock
ev club.
Weather clear: track fast. Summaries:
rirst race. seven fiflOngs seiH ,s-Cottoa
-IlEat. 80 ,od0ra,. TO . won: lola u. tE.
Robertson. 10 l. seeond. Larry 4. III ,Mc-
yoynt'. /: 20 J. third Time. i:.si. AI,K. Ken
Lazarus. Judge Mage. J:Tars p. Eeat.rg and
quick siiveT q. also IAN
second race. six furionss. se,iiIg-Pa.rsssus.
le3 Gfelgesonp. 10 ]. won: lula Iuak!n la
.otis,. TO l. s.cnnd; Lazy Broekwsy. lo' I.nc,.
phon and Hard Heart also
Third race. selling. mile and twenty yar,,<-
&cWIlliams. 100 'E Rohsrt-oai Z to D. won:
Pay the Fiddler. liz slack. TO l. second:
l:n Donator Big Intun. svs-dsHsn. Docto.
'srrch ard Jim Nap aI.o raI.
Fourth race. nile and sxt-enth. selling
barbara Freitchs. 1r1 tOtis,. even. won: Lon
Rev. II! .Minisf). to !. second: Depnnan. t,I
Munr",. IL TO I. third Ti:n-. l41i. Free Ad-
Fifth race. six fu:longs-venia Clark. Ins
U.yr.,. TO 2. won: Ardes. ioi tD,is.. J TO .
s,ccid: Echodale. 10: IT. Walsh. ., II !. third.
Tipa. i:i:s.. Eva Re. also rar.
Esxth race. one ard cn.-siS:eenth mile. selling
10. d-andry,. to :, second: G.ade Rla ia 'T
Walsh. 20 I. tIi.d. Time. i:H EIg.n,l g
Gau'cna. Amarosa AMI ARA -an.
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POLICE MATCH CONDITIONS.
Captain ROemer Suggests Alterations
In the Rules PrOPOsed by Chicago

In the hulea PrODOse0 ny CuIc1S0
Drillmaster Roemer of the local police
force yesterday proposed several changes in
the conditions of the shoot with the Chi
cago police force. as suggested by Chief
ONeill of that city. the principal alteration
being a change in the distance at which
the match will be shot. Captain Roemer
proposed that the first match should be at
twelve yards. the second match to be shot
at distance proposed by the Chicago force
and the third match to be shot at a distance
mutually agreed upon.
He suggests as date some time between
April and April Il. and agrees to the pro-
viso that the losing team is to nay all
expenses. As representatives. he suggests
that Chicago send citizen to St. Louis
and select a sporting editor OF ST. Louis
paper to look after their interests St Louis
Will also send citizen representative to
Chicago in that case and will select a
sporting editor of a Chicago paper as a
representative.
Captain ROemer proposes the Associated
Press as medium OF exchanging the re-
suits The target he suggests is TO have a
two-inch bur s-eye. with center counting q
side score of IL. WV
AT target practice yesterday the following
FER I. sl,z
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neat Waterscratch Seck in the Fca-
uure At Oakland.

San Francisco. Cal. March 1.-THE Cas-
tro Handicap was the feature of the card
at Oakland to-day. Il was taken bv The
Give. of the Boots stable. who beat Water
scratch a neck Duckoy set the pace. I'M:
stopped badly Mytnrox. also carrying the
Roots colors. won the first lace at ocsiy a.
10 TO l. impromptu. winner of the fou-in
race was DID up from $500 to $50 by J. n.
t.arnshaw. but was retained by the Stable.
weather cloudy: track fast Summary:
first race eicNe Nen-sixt-enths Of a mI;e selling
MstEroS III tiroAier)- to !. won: Ursula IN.
u W"Sdsl J To !: sec2nd: Balfes; Ics tB.rk-r-
ruin; 10 10 l. third Time. l:l2. Rioada J. %
est King and Myriad Dancer also ran
Second race. thrse-rourths 81 a mile. selling
Mike Strauss. ios nHoary s to l. won: TIz n,
IL. 90 SoInor, ~ to ]. second: Rubin. 8,
snds. Berendos. Skip Me- EstaSo. Moot
Dorsen. Il. l.. EothschIld and Cieid Baron ala;
ran. ~
Inird race. one-halr mile. seIIinr-Ntrre,,c 1os
a. Woods,. TO 10 won: Delsegnn i0e tCon,ey,
10 / sesond: Gulds. 1n3 IBirkanruthI 4 Q,
]. third TiErsf al Dug Martin and Hudson also
Fourth race. seven-eighth. Of a nile. s,,!ins-
Impromptu. lio Il. paiy,. 4 to = wen: EraxR
lol ,Ranschl. to /. second: sIacGye los 1T. OK
lerl eis 10 !. third Time. u. Rarneto also ran
fi:th race. mile. handcap-Tne Givsr 10:
enru'h,. TO l. second: Colonel Balsntyne Ts
fTroxlerp. TO ]. third. Time I:4i Gaiaathis
FIangfhis and Duckoy also ran.
Sixth race mile and q sixteelt, selling-fTari
Sschem. iCi STUART. to l. won: suneilo. Isl
,Ran,ch,. 6 to 5. third Time i:sI,s. aioha II.
Meropr also ran.
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tion to tax coets Of printing abstracts sustained
for sl:.S.
tion reset cause oveYruled
Western Investment Company vs. McMurray:
continued TO October term, 1872. stipulation
ST J.. ST 1. & s +. Ry. vs. Smith. order
DeBoid W. 81, Loui. County Street Railway:
dismissal set aside and Judgment entered here
on stipulation.
Adjourned TO March 81. 1870.
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At target practice yesterday the following
ores we're made al the Tnicum ranRe:
GOLF MATCH At HOT SPRINGS.
Field Club of st. Louis and Riverside
of Chicago VIII Play for Cup.

Field Club of st. Louis and Riverside
of Chicago VIII Play for Cup.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Hot Springs. Ark. March Is.-Two p-dmi-
nent golf clubs the Field Club of St Louis
and the Riverside of Chicago. have sent
teams Of seven here and on Saturday
March Is. a team match for beautiful
solid silver loviES cup will be played on
the links of the Hot Springs Golf Club.
The St Louis team arrived to-day and
consists OF J. s. Carter. Captain E NJ
Hodgeman. J. s. Walker. r McKittrick
Stewart Stickney. Robert Mudd and Isaac
Cook
The Chicago team will arrive Friday and
consists of Messrs. Bristol Stack Thorn
French. Stenson. McMulln. Burke and
Wardell.
The match Will be played at thirty-six
holes. eighteen to be played in the forenoon
and eighteen in the afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
WESTERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Will Ignore American AssocIatio
Dates.

Denver, March 13.-The Western League
magnates raised no objection In the session
to-day TO the action of President Whitfield
In indorsing the playing rules accepted by
the Buffalo conference. He informed the
owners and representatives OF the teams
that the foul strike would be modified salts
factorily as IL would be void of its confu-
sing features when il was finally approved
bv the Rules Committee.
1t was decided that the playing season
shall open on April o ard close on Septem-
ber - 1t was also agreed to ignore tine
playing dates of the American Association
in preparing the schedule Business OF i'm
portance was transacted and The meeting
adjourned sine die.
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Mnx Lutbeg Will Try Three Fails
With William Lawrence.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. March 13.-Max Lutbeg o.
ST. Louis. the lightweight catch-as-catch-
can wrestler. will wrest!e William Lawrence
of Brooklyn on March IL, at Maennerchor
Hall. East Eifty-siXth street. Lutbeg
came East for the sole purpose OF getting
On a match with George Bothner.
His opponent Lawrence. who is A protege
Of Steve O'Donnell. the veteran manager
and handler of wrestlers is clever and ag-
gressive. The men will wres,le best two
out OF three falls. for a side bet and 40 and
% per cent OF the gate receipts.
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MaHER-RUHLIN BOUT MARCH Fl.
VIII Re Their Third Meeting. Two
Former Flights Resulting in Draws.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. March 1S-The next heavy
weight battle OF Importance will be the six
round bout between Peter Maher. champion
Of ireland. and Gus Ruhlin. the Akron
giant, which takes place at the Industrial
Hall in Philadelphia. Friday evening
March II
This will be their third meeting. their
two previous contests resulting in draws
The bout promises TO be one of the best bat
tie between heavy-weights ever brought OF
in ..Slowtown.'' Both men are training hard
for the contest.
Rubin Is getting n shape at Bath Beach.
with Bob Fitzsimmons while Mafler is do
ing his work at gymnasium in PhilaGel-
phia Manager Joe Mccarthy has received
that they will be on hand to fight. Billy
Recap of Philadelphia. will referee the con-
Test;
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Results at Charlestou.

Charleston. s. G.. March n1Que-n L. was III /,
only winning favort,e q; thS. Exposition track
Flrst race. six and on--hait fu-iongs. selling
Qu.ea l. won: Patchwork. s.con6 Lake Foaso
third. Time. l:cs. -:t----
second race five and on.-haIr furiongs-I.,
Racor won. Gratia. second: E,,sert Gray. third.
Time. l:is-
Third race. one mile. seiiing-yncan iescen. won:
Frank b.. second: Prince Esher. third. Time
I:Ss ...'.
Fourth race. six and one-hslf furiongs selling
Abo.igine won: Ailstream. second: Thicket
third. Time. i:3sis.
Fifti race. six fuF.ongs. sslEag-Certain won:
Lady Aintree. second: Sarnivel. third Time.
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NINE VOTES NEEDED FOR BILLS,
Public Improvement Measures
Will Be Taken Up To-Day.

Efforts will be made to have nine Council
men present at this afternoons Council
meeting. The votes Of nine members are
required to pass certain street-improvemeht
hills Thes. hills were not acted upon at
two meetings because only eight Souhcii-
men were present , 20 ,
Five Kills will be reported for action N z
ma aioritv vote is assured. Principal among
these bills are those providing FOR the recon-
strnc,ion OF Westminster Place with creo-
soted wood block
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DEMAND RECOGNITION OF UNION.
Tennessee Mlnera' Leaders Arfesteo
NV Federal OMceFn.

Bristol. Tern. March 1a-ASout 400 coal
miners at the Norton. Va coal mines OF
the Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company
went on strike to-day. They demand recog-
milton u, the union.
A posse of deputy marshals brought to
Bristol William Weber and John Haddow.
organizers of The miners union. arrested
on the charge of interfering with the Fed
eral Courts receivers of the company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
New Orleans Selections.

New Orleans. March I:--Selections:
First Rsce-Rose OF May Maple Frank Jones
Second Race-sim W. Four-i~ef Clover. The
BrtaIe DemcE.
Third Race-Hu:eh M.r-r. Mamie J.. PI-
lard.st.
Fourth Eace-Johnny Mccarthy Tom KInssley.
DiEby Bell .-.--
Fifth Race-Ida IAdford. Danish, Mr.. Phinezy.
Sixth Race-Prairfe Deg. Josie F., Homage
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

Oakland Selection.

EEpi BI.IC SPECIAL.
san Francisco. March 1:.-seler;ion,:
First Esce-The Phantom. Fin. Dance The
Forum
Second ace-DwiShtSway. JunS.raa Es;ado.
Third Race. II. Bennett Minnie Dross-'
Ora Viva.
Scandal
. Fifth Race RznGor. Hc:cui.aa. Ira,e
Sixth Racf-Haachuca. 81. S.aonian wo.-
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Fought Ten Rounds before Eureka
Athletic Club Of Baltimore.

Baltimore. Md. March 13.-"Joe" Waicott
and Young Peter Jackson fought ten
rounds 10 a draw here tonight before the
Eureka Athletic Club. 1t was one Of the
fiercest battles ever seen here and 3.cS per
sons were present Under the conditions OF
the match Walcott was To put Jackson out
or get no part of the gate money
II was anybodys fight at any stage. and
though the sympathies Of the audience were
with jackson. a local man. they Were well
satisfied with the decision OF Referee
George Mantz.
Jackson showed marked improvement over
his form In November last. when Walcott
made choppinG block OF him, but could
not put him out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
REX DENMARK SOLD FOR .I.:,..
1s the Sire of Rex Mcdonald, Owned
by Ralph Orthwein Of St Loufs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Auxvasse. Mo. March l3.-Rotert E Biggs
of this place sold to Harry II. Downing OF
Marshall. Mo-. the famous saddle stallion.
Rex Denmark. for sl.y75
Rex Denmark vas brought to this county
from kentucky by Harrison BrCs and IL
the sire of Rex Mcdonald. who was .re.
ard foaled the property OF Joseph icDon-
aid OF Ca!iawav County. and was after
warcE sod TO Colonel Hughes of Kentucky
for sS.sp. being the highest price ever ua I'd
fcr SADDLE stallion IN the United states
Rex Mcdonald Is now the property OF
Colonel Orthwein of st. Louis ana is han
died by H!sey & Lee OF Mexico Mo
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
No Coursin- on sundny

Secretary Benson O: the st. Louis Cours.ng
club announces that t.ere will not be any
uising at De Hodamont on Sunday. March
10 owing 20 the counter attraction OF the St
PatricE'> Dag parade. Coursing will be re-
.urned on March 2; with twenty four dog stake
uimitecb. s. entry fee and So added money NJ
Crawford's kennel is expected from Enterprise.
kan. where 1t has been win;er.ng. the coming
week
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q SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD
q ADJOURN BY JUNE 10. 4

q washington. March Ex-senator 4
Q Hale. who is leading member of 4
O tho Senate Committee on Appropria-
q tions and also Of the Republican
Q Steering Committee. to-day expressed :
O the opinion that Congress would he I
O prepared to adjourn for the sess.on !
O by June 10.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

Coxey Holden. who WAS charged with at
tempting to pick the pocket OF Doctor ..
T. upshaw of No. 3i2e Gravois avenue on n
street car January 8. was discharged in
Judge Ryans court yesterday afternoon.
While the case was in progress Judge Ryan
decided there was not evidence sufficient to
convict the defendant and ordered his dis
charge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Eorhes RareIy Win. DECISION.

Chicago. March I3.-The best that HAIRY
Forbes. the ban.am-weisht champion. could do
with KID Goodman Of Boston night at tn.
Pyramid Club was 10 gain the decision afie.
six rounds Of clever fighting. Forbes was hsn6i-
capped by 4 bad right hand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

WARSAW. No. March 13-Doctor samuel
Baker CT Edwards. Mo-. formerly OF
GaIena. Kas. was found dead in his Of
flee. Wednesday morning. 1t Is supposed
he died from overdose OF medicine. as
he had been sick.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
W. F. LANGERBERG APPOINTED.
Governor Selects Presiding Judge
for GascOnade County Court.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Jefferson City Mo. March 12.-Governor
A. NJ. Docksry has appointed William F.
LanGer5erg of Bay. Mo-. Presiding Judge
Of the GasconaGe County Court, vice Au-
gust Spohrer resigned. This gives the place
to Democrat in county that Is a Repub-
ucan stronghold in Missouri
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
WORLDS FAIR LEAGUE.


Tie Ann Avenues. leaders in tse Wor:..s Ea T
I-eagLe. took tighter grip fast place o.
winning fSe straight from the Black I..pe.s ON
hahn alleys Scnn;itt. {. iiOllwcg ana ,.aus- h
AVERAGED - or better f.r the winners. The sco.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
BILLIARDS..
STONE LOSES TO CAMPBELL.
First Game That Former Has Lost in
Class Tourney.

Doctor Will o. Campbell last night met
and defeated Bob Stone. who has been the
leader in the class A three-cushion tourna-
ment fer week or more. The game was
one of the closest played al the Grand in
any tournament and was an even break
nearly all the way through. Tonight
Frank Peterson and George Hevner Will
play.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
BOWLING.
DRUGGISTS LEAGUE.
Searle & Hereths 4. Hcrf 4 FrerIchs I

Act winning the Erst four games from tn.
Heff FTerichs On the Acme alleys last nighr.
the Searie & Here:A five blew completely and
exeellsd 70: the winner.. bsseinE an averss. af
rhy-.igtt fat HeibE. with columns Of cI-
81 3-5. top for the losers. Tee score:
a 4
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North Side Pool Tournament.

NO GANG. were p!ayed iast nght at Chris
Won der Ahe's in the North SIDE coutruou.- -r,ool
tournament E Refer dsfeatet Charley Mayrra I'd
BY the score Of 80 % u and Gus Putilnian ,.on
rom the 1Conanodore' with two points TO spar,
Tonight c: E. Campbell ard Jass,es Walsh will
play the hrst game Of douhpe-header Gus
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

LITTLE ROCK. ARK.-The body OF
George E McAivey. who mysteriously dis
appeared about two weeks ago. was found
fioating IN the Arkansas River. He was
watchmaii at the Upper Iron Mountain
bridge ten years 1t is supposed that he
drowned himself whtIa mentally unbalanced
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Meyer nro.. 3. MerrclI. =,

In contest In which c.oSe games wee II
rule. the Xcycr BrCs. OF the Druggists I..aeu
won the ruoper the Royal Alleys last nEn
ircnn tine Mcrrells. The scnEe:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Ice Palace CIose.

After a successful winter season the Ice Palace
closed last evening fer the summer. President
Minor Ha,ser announced that IL lad been In
tended to keep open until March Il, but that the
warm weather made 1t almost impossible keep
the ice In good condition The palace viii open
next year en- Thanksgiving Day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
wALcoTr AND JACKSON DREW.

George Scheleien Of East St Louis, the lat
ter was ap arded the decision
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
son. wind-up man for the Flcrists averaged $50
on the three games. and led his team.
ESTEPppUSr-
JOBBERs' LEAGUE.


The DIxies of the Jchbers League wo:: all but
ih= OPENING event from the i.in Flags on
Royal a.I,ys la,I night Saus sna SasrI leu th-I.
teams. Tn score:
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st. Lonisianns !. Shenn ndoah. I.

Til. Shsnancoshs lost all but the fourth game
10 the 81 I.1uisiaLas on the EolIas aileys Iast
night. HoDerg averaged three pins bette. than
The half-century marx for the winners gettIRs
me best support frorl Schaef.r. Tn- score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

MOUND CITY PAINTS.

The Mound CITY Paints took all but the Ser
ono gam. from the Mofhtt-Wesis On tae Cres enr
alie5s- Neu. With columns OF i-l:-..5 was IN I -
FOR tSe winners The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
Whitney Defcat, PhIIlip..

In the third game Of the Kossuth avenue con-
tinuous-pool tournament at Lee Ffedler.s last
night Ed Whitney defeated Henry Phillips b
the score Of 80 to Il. Tonight J. Ackeliop Will
peet A. Eogse
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
GRAND AMATEUR LE.GrE:.
Gransls 2. Clothiers

Tie Grands won the two openers from the
Clothief. On TIE Grand alley. lat n sht bu,
v,aktn,f Gsoly In tne last gr-n~ LArsrr a "a
Rudoiyh led their teams. both do,rs b-t.cr tnan
leo ;er the three games Ihe score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14

New York. March I5.-Dsn- Patch the 2;sy,
pace: recently purchased in Kentucky FOR ".
H. sturgis OF this city. reached here in good
cond.iion- He will be worked OIL the Empire
track prior to his grand circuit campaign
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taIs ......-E al GO % 20 lss 80 llos "A :,
wOODwARD-TIERNAx LEAGUE.
Clippers =. Ticket. I.

The Clippers Of the Woodward -TIernan league
defeated the Tickets, cap:.ing all but the MIDDLE
essay: Bailey and ). pu:aad. and krerpar and
H. Wietkop were the leading pairs. The score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-14
ST. LOUIS TExPIX LEAGUE.
2, EntePppaee

: ElOPlata 3, E0tePDP1ae 4,
The Florists captured the nrst and third games
bin LSsre on the Grand alleys Isft night. ENi.
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INNEY, the Old Reliable Specialist.
"CUPIDENE. -
MANHOOD RESTORED.

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reed department the convicts would
surrender first sending their weap
ems down by Brooks. Warden LilIiarc
prepared to accept the terms and as q
matter of precaution half dozen
guards were placed IN the hospital
overlooking the reed department
Lllliard accompanied by eight men
,hen proceeded to the foot Of the
stairway. Suddenly the crack of a
Winchester was heard, showing then
that the note was a ruse. I'VE got
Bishop" shouted a guard. He is
dead" The prisoners had emerged
from the reed room as they had prom
ised with hands up but as they pro.
ceeded down the stairway. Bishop
dropped his hands to his side as If to
draw a revolver lie had hardly
rlade the motion when one of the
warden's guard fired the bullet strik-
ing Bishop in the breast inficting a
fatal wound When Bishop fell. Multi
gan and Brooks sank to their knees,
begging the warden to save their
lives. Finally the two desperadoes,
heavily shackled and accompanied by
ten men, with drawn pistols, were
placed in their cells and quiet had
been restored. Afterward It was dis
covered that Mulhgan had been
wounded in the shoulder. though not
seriously hurt.