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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

~AO AVeuOAAooA COu8kop0lOQ0k GlCKot
carried Spokane county by from 1900
to 1900 majority. Notwithstanding
this remarkable and unprecedented re-
publican vote, the republicans have
lost majority Of their Legislative tic-
ket. At o. q. m. Wednesday the dem
ocrats have seven Of the twelve legisla-
tive nominees. Graves and Raaher, for
state senators, defeated Shaw and Shil-
ler. Dana Child, Quinn, Fitzgerald.
Reise and Gray also seem to be elected
to the lower house Of the Legislature on
the democratic ticket.
OF their legislative ticket the repub.
licans elect Stark, Wells and Whitney,
probably Lindsley.
The entire republican county ticket.
with the exception Of Mudgett for
treasurer. is elected. Erwin will have
the largest majority on the county tickl
ct.
Washington has gone republican ON
the state ticket by from 5000 to H..
600, while both branches OF the legisla.
ture will be strongly republican, there
by retiring Senator Turner, democrat,
and making possible the election Of .
republican successor. Spokane county
gives the state ticket over 1900 major.
ity, but the Legislative ticket Of IL 10
almost evenly devided.. Stevens county
goes republican on the state ticket, but
the probabilities are that ) democrat
legislative ticket Of one senator and
two Representatives will bs sent from
this county.
Whitman county shows q republican
landslide. Nearly all the entire repub-
loan ticket county and all the legisla-
tive ticket is elected.
Franklin county shows a republican
majority on the state ticket, but DEM
ocratic majority on legislative and
nearly all Of the county Offices.
Adams county elects a republican
legislator. The county ticket ls di-
vided, but the republican state ticket
is in the lead.
Walla Walla county gives q strong
majority for the state ticket, but the
legislative ticket is republican by Q
5AAaAA AS uAOs LAO OOO0yy 8OOo 040AO0V
solid for the republicans.
Yakima county gives majorities for
the republican state ticket, but sends
two democratic Representatives to the
legislature and probably state sena-
tor. The democrats get two county
offices.
Okanogan county has small majorites
for the republicans state ticket. The
county ticket is an even brake and the
democrats lead on Legislative candi-
dates.
Republicans win in Adams county on
state and legislative ticket, while the
democrats take three or four county
offices.
Actin is so incomplete that no pre-
dictions are made.
Garfield county goes republican on
state and legislative ticket. The coun-
ty ticket is mixed.
Kittitas county sends republicans to
tho legislature.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
In Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5. - The re-
publicans carried Ohio by next to their
highest plurality on record. Nothing
above 10000 had peen' predicted, bat
partial returns indicate that it will
greatly exceed these figures. At the
same time the republicans have lost
one congressman.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

Tacoma, WASH, Nov.6.-The repub-
licans swept Pierce county and elected
their ticket by good majority. The
two state senators and 10 represents
tives are supposed to be against rail-
road commission
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 5.-Keturns
from 80 towns in Connecticut lndi?a'e
the election Of the entire republican
ticket by pluralties averaging aDou'
5000. The returns from the same
towns indicate that Connecticut wiz
return all four district copgressMon
(repnblicans) and republic IN con'
gressman at large. The general as'
sembly promises to be comfortably -
publican, thus insuring the retern "
the United States senate OF OH. FAas''
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

Dallas, Tex, Nov. s. - Indications
point to the election Of the entire DEM
ocratic ticket.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
In. Montana.

= Butte, Mont, Nov. 5.-At 8 a. m.
107 precincts in the state give Dixon,
republican, for congress, 1924; Evans,
democrats 5648. One hundred and ten
precincts give Holloway, republican.
for associate justice Of the supreme
court, 10, 0,718; Leslie, democrat, 1859.
These figures include Anaconda (com-
.plete),, J: Missionla, Fergus (nearly COM
pletel l, portions of Lewis and Clark and
Silver Bow and Madison (complete)
with the exception Of Sheridan.
In Silver Bow the fusionists or
Heinze party elected practically their
entire ticket, including district judge.
In Lewis and Clark county the DEM
ocratic county ticket is chiefly success
full. The legislature will be republic
can by small majority.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
NASH|AG10NS7A7E ELECTION
STATE OF wAsHrNGrorgwrrT
REPUBLICAN.

Al Three ConEressmen Elected by Big
neutrality-suspicious. Legislative Ticket
spiit-Mudgett Re-elected Treasury
Erwin Reelected Clerk = Stevens
county Also Divided-Other Counties.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

st. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 5. - Returns
so far received, while somewhat mea-
ger, indicate that Van SAINT will have
a plurality Of SO, 900 for governor.
Subtantial gains have been made
along the line.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

Raleigh, N. G. Nov. Sat midnlgnt
there is no appreciable change IN tne
democratic state majority, whicn is
apparently about $4,000. ~
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
British s,olumbia.


Thomas Jones last week shipped so
tons Of the Payne mine sinc ore TO lola,
Kan,. for treatment.
Tho plant supplying several mines Of
Rossland with timbeYs was destroyed
BY fre last week. Loss >4o0OO.
The Beatrice mthe, near Cambourns,
owned BY. Boucher Bros. has been
bonded TO Anderson q Fullmer Of, Rev
elstock Tor $4,000.
Several deals have bean closed during
the past week which promise 10 give
Tyson. Idaho. camp : new area Of
prosperity.
The charred body Of William Ed.
wards was found recently In the ashes
Of his burned cabin on Whiskey Hill,
near Camp Mckinney, and near II the
remains Of his dog. 1t appears that
Edwards had been drinking hard the
day before.
A contract has been made with the
SLOGAN Star mine for 1000 tons per
week. Many idol properties carrying
zinc values will begin operations: ct
once.
The Dumas Gold mining company
has been incorporated to work the Du.
mas group, situated on the north fork
of Wild Horse creek, about eight miles
from Ymir.
The 6nishing touches In connection
with the installation Of the turbines,
generators and transformers at the
power house Of the Cascade Water,
Light 8 Power company at Cascade are
completed.
q. w. Hughes has announced that
he has sold his quarter interest in the
Idaho-Alamo group Of 26 claims In the
SLOGAN to his co-owners, the Scottish
Colonial Gold Fields, Ltd, Of Edin.
burg, Scotland, for $1,000 cash.
The immense ore crusher ordered last
May by the CRANKY company has
arrived at the mines and 10 now being
set up in tho building erected especially
for II. II 10 the largest machine Of
it, kind ever manufactured or operated
in tho Dominion Of Canada, having
steel jaws with an opening l9xSo in
ohes, and thereby taking in . piece Of
orc q oubit yard in sixA. The crusher
whom in operation, has = capacity Of
crushing $500 tons Of ore in ~ hours.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

Charleston, s. c., Nov. .5.-The DEM
ocrats elected the entire congressional
s'ate ana county ticket without oppose
.elon. Georgetown county elects a full
democratic ticket the first time in 80
years.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07

Trenton, N. J. Nov.5.-The repuon
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
In California;.

San Francisco, CAL, Nov. s. The
returns are still scattering. Those at
hand Indicate that if Franklin K.
Lane, the democratic nominee for gov.
ernor, maintains his present gains, he
will be elected over Pardee. republican,
by small plurality.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
In Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Wyo. Nov. 5-Practically
complete returns show that the republi-
cans have carried the city Of Cheyenne
by big majority. The entire repub-
loan ticket in Laramie county, includ-
ing the legislative ticket, is elected,
with one exception. Meager returns
from the state indicate the entire re-
publican ticket is elected. Mcneil, re-
publican, for congress, will have 1000
majority.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
In Nebraska,

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5.-Nebraska
has probably gone republican, but on
very narrow margin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
NEWS or nnNiNG.
hid Mccoy aud Marvin Hart to Meet
NJ Buffalo.

Ma MrtuE uun Marvin Hart to Meet
~ Buffalo.
ia M-'-r stopped or .n Buralo r-ztsr-
q 90 O. Jew hours Oh ~1lfr f-un C-.ea=o
n N-r YORK He s11-ht out jack Herman.
the manager ~ the International Athlete
t-lh The Hoosier ana Herman held = Ing
difference d4-l1= Vhich the XII agreed 10
rN BID mi-cle weight m the wn-,d 20 th~
a-e1e % fhe irte-tatiouai a : "a tha
night . Sow mne- T. AFTER a ranfsb (.
vas icrd Dr. both Mccoy ana Her
nan traf Marvin E1rr w11il n lasIfe Bows
via ne Ntl fo- treuty rounds on thst
cate latF tx tor a use % ffga. TIE
r~iSht 5as n1- teen agreed uoq1.
Boxing enthusiasts Who have seen Lsnnv
training al Leipervlle With j. Cans 10
ne bclt VITA Champion Young Corbett
4t tse lrilstral e. ueU Tr-Siav night
c@afe him g. p IN tke be- shape % hfs
clretr. ard that rs accumulation To max.
8 ane -now41S sEatnst the little whirtWind
t=I 1gst a.olt Tire real fhtlE- Eauy looks
i1i- tu-f - a rare opportunity. and S.rre
n c0oi many matches the cou-inc Ee-S1u
E.I trrer1 EqC1 his showing. Efs admirers
can Fhr-- Alm 10 -tFe a splendid account
q himself to-tctt has remained IN train
,nc since rS hoax with McGovern va de-
ciarec on. aui ir a Letter % friends n
Philadelphia. YESTERDAY. -aid that he was
ChamuicnE 1rsf appearance IN This city
iu q bout. and bcNiae followers are anxious
% see him 10 action. The Treiim narie- are
AL promising. The first b. nEs foE-the-.
Maze HauEh and Peter Burke % Brook
lyu- TIE secord Lev Ryan and Kid Beeu=
and TIE third Aid Decker and Billy B@rEe-.
-Phi.edf,phia Inq-irer-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

by Illinois IN this game sas the work OF
Auhl AZ q-arier. a position Whtch -
heen giving me eoacher conslderA5ie E9IEy-
= mao 9 pretty drop kick from the tssrts-
Vineyard line, and ran the team Etth TIE
best head that has hsen snoSn AZ quarter
this year. ErGe- lis leadership he plays
went farther. and ~ TIE NeakeS points %
tie line IN rapid succsssi0n
Win tbs place niled and the snoEilg
made b. " FaivsarheF AZ renter. the
coaches have 4 load taken on thst- minds
FlirTearker - a rev man ard mas been
Re demonstrated MS ability 70 break
Though the line. BY blocking a punt and
several times bursting the interference BE-
fore II was Wei undsr way
Rathgeb. at tackle. has aiwsys been ,
good ground gamer. and his ability N help
ing the light backs along vas never better
demonstrated than last wednesday, as be
vas responsible fo- nIincfSs first trurh-
down StahI haS been changed from guard
20 tackle and f. As good there ss az goa-d.
At which position he made the &-NsScern
COOK ard Pitts have been playing the er1s
and are the fastest pair Illinois EaS had .
several years. Farker al fun f. the back
bone q the team. ard the best man amoEg
the backs He - especially strorg n inter
ference ard throNlrg Ms backs hau iat9
The two halves ara the weakest places on
the team and they are not weaker tnan
Illinois has had in several years Bronson,
Dean ami HIntson ar the beS- halves. and
are doing fairly wen. but could easily be
V. Fsi-wsafher At right guard completes
the regular varsity lineup at present. AID
every one = satisfied the best team Hiinois
has had u years vii represent the school
IN the championship games
Notes from Fayetts regarding TIE prog
r~Ss OF CrryraFs team follow
Practice or CenErafs gTidiron this week
has bean very encouraging Intsrferenee and
tackAiug have been the order o. the Day
more thar anything else Owing 70 TIE
Ifghfres- Of The team u - expected that
CentrsI viii play a kicking game this So
son.
Rutherford. a rev candidate Cor center.
l. out and shows up surprisingly He gets
IN TIE game With a cool head and 10
rounds. making not q little difference INK
Nr- H Passes the bail Well. and With
NOR practice All. make a man TO Be care
Cos;iey. Grunbne and GOdbey hare men
on the sick list FOR 7 few days but are
row out and ready FOR hard work Costey
gives prami= % making a good end and
ends a. hard 10 find this year.
Tackle PLAYS w=re tried Tor some TINE.
hut given I'd. - they were thought 100
SLOW ~ q whole, Centrars team WI be
igh- bgt fast. and nle bGcktng VII Be
Conspicuous BY its absence
owing 10 Rous's ard Daviss speed NE
end runs Wii prove quite successful ground
gamers. and very hard 70 check
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

SMALLER COLLEGES IN THE EAST
BECOMING FACTORSON GRIDIRON

Improved Coaching Largely Responsible for the Work Done by the
Smaller Teams of Late YelrS-Chanees Are That the Minor Col
bges VIII Make Opening Games Of Season an Interesting
Proposition in th4NeU Few Nears-IIin3is Is Well sat
ished With Her C"hances-GcueraI Football Notes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

Us : vas nearest and I Eot most a. them
Bottles stones and coal KEPT falling around
ne The whsle time ! EaS al first. ard the
last th-ee irrlrEs were played iu q perfect
shower % missiles. I wasn't h-r-. f1rtu-
natsiy The dav was hot. % add 20 c-- dis
comfort. ard some way or othsr the cor
r-asr between ;hsf crowd and tie football
c-0Ed. the first entirely sEaf1st u the sec
ance. haS aiUzys STAYED Tirh ne.
Taken aifcZetEc-. I beGrFC that We are
going 20 have a great football season this
year. Hcta here In = Louis srf also in
the East. I See -ka- - Louis University
and q. 3 O. 10th have prospects Tor rather
f.-hr teams iuSr at present. bay hop hey
VII hsve rhrt- share e s1ccc-s ou the
grtlir1r We u-sy C. p q. On ThankSEv-
ms Dav. and : huPa xp xii arrange . game
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

~ savannah rhe Blutsn fcxer VIA vfH
reet Johnny Resan az tte Wet IL!
Clah Tor The thir- tine next Thursday
evening
concsds his opponent tn weight. Walcott
: netnl1E tCt 2 ueltsr-Weizht- ard C1t-s
l. a Eeavy-&eEhL bGt ere chances are rFti
aids a~lHantaee 1 Evgtrcupoi< al ahtll
him hut htrir, L $ hard 10 tel EhzI Vat
cutt - gong 20 70 n any Of hi a-hts-
however. - The contest should have 41 cl--
Eenr-uf uncsrt1tatv sbc-t u.
The EEGuscfofre-TemplF match Is only %
imp fruce 81 account q B~eauschoifr hav-
tnE bcen b7o1stt irto prominence lately ny
his matches 0itb OBuer and Ryan Ten
pie ReGhs u-y is pounds and Is rc1crf-
tnE nluch N-gnt TO &alscaaite 14t At
the bout. Tom oRr-rse who Was a figure
Of rational Interest IA the sport Eorit dur
ing the palmy daNs = the H1-rcn iaw 81
he ia wonder
o'RourKe states that be e Eoins 60 foi-
low the saue plan with T-npi- that he did
with Joe Nslcott- IN case LSrD stecE4S
in defeating BeauSchoite. a. Eogrke- 70
VII b remembered. waatei-to send Wa
coft after TON Sharkey and Jim Jcn-les.
but Jailed. He intends 20 send Temple after
the ~ men II he defeats his man tn-nur-
roE night. II VII also he that
when Waicott Sas sent against Ch1EEki
but that did not avan hin much.
Jack O'Brien's defeat q Joe Choynski
last Montav evening vas an event o. in
teuest throughout tar ring world. ard seems
10 nut old Joe in ths class q has-beens
permanently. Early this ssHsou. uhau
Chgnsh showed a fash os ~ sId-time
form II e hEhE - tao. e was predicted
that h vas : second FtEsfmhlun<. anI hls
werk was srcb that the writer admits NJ
believed the Prediction 20 - tue to some
extent C~hoynskfS shsHiuz Eas I.sar-
pointing however. and ne shovel Eearf-
ne<s ioTe before the close ~ Ire six rounds
He finished the first round barely abIa 10
stand. With OiBrisa --shilg Nm SavageIy.
No excuse OF the Ero-rEs q condition
could be made Tor Joe ard T. EmnIv &C.
peared as u he vas outf0uSkr. re vas
also outboxed. his oli-time skill net en-
anuns him 20 step . B-ieu'- steady fab- %
the face Il the d-sf four ro--ds rhuvn-
ski Gid net lard = single elective hiou
There Is talk @. senGinE him Ggzfnst
Tommy Ryan IN Chicago. tn the near IN
tire II c@rtatniy -auDears as II Tnr1nv
should make : cAonpinE biacE cf hin AZ
present. hat the txhf shoufd drau ! r.
nentoUs crowd at that Lnng-tiue usrrors
% he rms Eho renenber When Cho-nsks
vas one q TIE NOS ~Vonderfni fighters tn
the FsnE- snd wh0 recall his great bout
With jim Co-neft o. q bare near Esn
Frzuctscn Wcui3 attend the eoufcr- NIB
oGf n eepttment- y sEch a Hrhr = made
A. vii doubtless marx she oaszs1- ~ "a
kzL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
KICKING GAME MAY BECOME
MORE POPULAR IN THE EAST

Coach Caldwell of MarionSimms Relieves That the -Tendencs Of the
Majority OF the Big Elevens This Season l. To Have More ,Oren
formations and 10 Depend I pon Punung as Il Factor in
Their Contests-He Gives Some "reminiscences of His
Experiences at CorneL-Prosprcts for Good Season.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
BY a Republic Photographic.
An

blyirE her o. a yearArg. bat she vent
wong early and never amounted 20 much
a. a Ia--ls tcll she more thar Won her
set OF h9Hes Nhen sae produces
GeEt-r-r-s- This l.y has Hur rVo s-akS
t-is year S-n---5-r predicts tEat she VII
ceve!op iato o. Sreat s-year-o4d
CT Curry d-oopea iaio- Terre Hau;e DOR a
90 CaSs -l-G sitn Ei- brother. jack Il
y wif1 t1- r-1lE and o. j. s2!q hE made
as--e--- 80 a. many ctners. j. CUurdent
that ire Fr~F,Ei harness racing methods are
u-lt---lt-l ard -eeu renrvstng. Hts
rc--.lE- rlTerar. j. net lash racirg. wh.c1
E-J1st r1s t1- most discussed topic son
r-ctel wl-l t1-= s1- El 49, lh1- 1Frcp-.
With rs rarlictp .F-t-m - -a- ans away
l-rH % US -- it ms ce-aet dash han
Jl-af- r-.a tried % rctS country would give
slt alruas- SIut >E-h an impetus a. 10 put
AZ o,-r o. tle F1rlL@r basis enjoyed D.
lalE,-. have a sre---- earlicg capacity than
- hleseat a1F IN purh- Would get quick
ci=c.lnt-d 90 This speculative era Gil Woult
co11-e TIE ae-LrE 20 Paris ~nuclzis ard
it- nv e- * races q daNENargue IN
= J. 1f~-Iriyre secretary 10 The Brook
.1 joISey 1-ti received a dispatch -
t-.-- -r-l F-ed Foster. former oVc-- o.
Doctor E--. Gated cola. G-rmauy. l. reads.
= N-I t.-HF tts sE 1-yrar-1ld race. mi-
ana q g~':ar-=- VITA Eccis. Brzdy. Jockey.
altlca- --- tr- German FutErtfy Wiil
Ecr1l. Nl-- hM -crsry. worth Doaat AL
Americans r-- gcEc yu- their love
Green h- Norris o. OsfrE ;od q the dis
E1trl ~. 10 DO COS ne JraIn fcr-
some 1arl- % taer. said hs inslr-
-a-t-
on kEoV ail green. -Baroa
FU- che beEeft % thc<s w11l are unac-
g~-Ii-ts- wl-r N-N York ard Is urighhdr-
hood Go should D. stated that -Rarrr- Isl-
a1t PIE last r~rsicE place % our four
f-ciel frt=sHiS Bhen they -re converted IN
20 ~osp sue aa1 chewing gun
Tae man wha-a cAsrlarv VS. u.ttIstef
Srm- :-g months blCk-J- ". Roge--WaS
present 90 the 'Gravvscld races the other
GAY. Fea kr-R De was there a. - ~
IL g---- AID a-1-- conner u lie CLUB
tE-u-y nr rh- rrHnt stand He had come
Gown --or Sa-l-rgz g NV York On bust
mss. s-l Mr. IS lrr-H secretary Pen.
persuaded Ell Do vt-ir ere races H j. ~
Fr-se-- looking a9sar llr Nhitlsr yearlinEs
ar1 -Ie t-w oaI lc---- turned out %
-rai-luE -- =--arCEa. and i by sioW de-
rr"e~ ~.frI- -- health and -renEf1 back
A" -sfrS Snow rim-ef a. the track. fJr
De- Nr-E fr-t fF reception Pc " sd meet
HI-E -t a' h-rf- would D. rather more OF
1 LE-4l taaU ~ ~ a. Ers-frt nc for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

Cap AHson and ". p. Nussey Have Ar
ranged for n aiE Meet.

Captain AHsUn ald -. p. MuSxev q Chi
caEp have ecmrietei arrangements fgr a ~
i1ch tat1-ine tlLart tom uumeut 10 take
Ehcs n CEcag1 ssr1e time .u Ianuay- A.
il - eNu=cts1 o. hr.-E mao arorniuenee may
mea Wno have L@Ver before rt1yed n rny
TX E1fcre~ Ia eEfranc- - VIII b. ~
Ai ~ rtchal tie pre- mcnzT- Whics
consist % TIE eate rece-.tS and conzi1-
cfaht. aces no-C4- ala anouut 20 Eaa
- caort WI b made - ii~Iu-e Martin
1nrE. th- l-s-snS G. class A. amateurs. 10
cnter tie tourney Fsli Particulars 81 the
{ Assn g " P. Massey a. CiczE0.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

TswTF love % u Hftlpka- ~ . q. -@er
tr- H1rsr - ~ No7k lrxf Norta- alrht -
f- rr- Eisaw Ntl.s-a Clua. -. -anf- f-ft-
- lrE- - t-c-s q r@svT SHE--- wh-n a.
~ l1t- % ersrr- rlrs1~ra1te ar-s. ard a bar
act
i1rrF - rs ht-rre
NanaEr~ HE-r-- Eas zr-11r--d rfat - Trraa
iur- HuE 49, FFarNr H1Tar wfT ~ n---lza -
p To- s re- g. -er have b~ri ID aEslas<
faen H.sa sa fwH Ereaa1a rrn1s.nra 49, rrs
h-r a 1au. All th- b. z.riaE a. de-Is.sa
10 10 H-rre-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

GPEefmneSz hzs Won ucre -acrs thar any
s-yeer-oia IN Barney S~chreibe-s b. Stabf.
this season GeheimnesS Il a csurhter Of
Imp Safn ard her dan TEeresa j. by Drlke
o. Nourruse- Thcres1 was rz-1e6 in honor
q enc o. Schreipers sisters Tns Dutch
nan PAID = fancy price Tor n -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

The cratk s-vsa--oi4 Terra Fr-s -
Bc-mafs-C1the-lre o. Nayar-e "a expected
20 MAKE Cis r-lEr1aIIaCe IN the -. Louis
Fei- tsnes Terra F.rwl has me- started
he vas beaten b. tnr s. Lo-s Dtsoy-
terra T-El vas geEe-aiiv a1r1.--a 90 -
TIE bes- colt a. lt- axe . taHr-1E b ra
when his oWref. Ale CAIN is-4 and tire
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
FELTZ and REGAIN TO MEET FOR
THIRD TINE At w EST END CLUB

Men Matched 10 Box Twenty Rounds Next Thursday Evening With
Weights SET at ll5 Pounds-Fetz WIFE Arrive ToLay-Three
Interesting Matches Scheduled for rho Week Throughout
the Country-Gaus and Mcfarland Meet Tomorrow
Night and Young Corbett Meets Lenny Thursday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

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