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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
REDUCED RATES TO
MERCHANTS MEETIHGS
Southwestern Passenger Bureau
Announces One and One Fifth
Fare 10 1t. Louis and Return.

The Southwestern Passenger Bureau an
rOu-Css rate Of one and One-dfth fare.
certificate plan. from all bureau points 20
the meetings of the Interstate Merchants
Association at St. Louis in July, August
and September
Certificates will show the purchase Of
tickets from July 70 70 81 Inclusive, to be
available for return at one-hfth fare on or
before August IL; August to IS. inclusive.
available for return on or before August
3; August I6 to -. before September ::
August 81 to September :. before Septen-
her %.
The minimum attendance ig to be 20l
Al certificates must he signed by John \.
Lee, Manager # the Merchants AaS S2CIat ton.
The Southwestern Passenger Bureau 2 80
announces a rate of one and one-tn.rd fare
for the round trip 10 the annual convention
Of the National Hay ASsocia t!on At Put
in-Bay, O., July 10 10 1e, from points in
Missouri.
Also a rate of one and one-third fare for
the round trip 10 the National Negro Bus
ness League at Richmond. Va, August >
10 q.
For the annual convention Of the Whole
sale Saddlery Association OF TIE United
States At Cleveland. O.. July 10 10 lS. q rate
Of one ard une-third fare IS announced.
The annual convention Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Cf America at Provi-
rate OF one and one-t third fare for the round
ri
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus o, Kansas City 4.
Columbus O., June 24-CoumbuH could 10
nothing with Mcdonald to-day, while the visit
orB punched their hits In the first and eighth
innings. Attendance l4b). Score:
Columbus ......o 0 . Q o o o % 5
Kansas city I'll o o 9 - {
Battsries-Popp and Fox: Mcdonald and Be
ri-le
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
YALE TEAM BEATEN
OH ITS OWN GROUND,
Crowds at New Haven Lose Their
Enthusiasm as Harvard
Keeps Making Runs.
DESPERATE RALLY AT CLOSE.
Clarkson's Clcverncss and Nerve
um0yed by the Tremendous
Cheering for the Bats
men of Old Eli.

J New Haven. Conn. June 2l-BcGore I1.c09
. spectators Harvard defeated Yale this
afternoon at the commencement ball game.
The defeat greatly dampeued the enthusi-
! asm OF the Yale crowd. which before the
! same began. was as picturesque In ex-
| preston ever.
Many Of the classes that returned for re-
union marched around the diamond headed
by brass bands. The class Of i5gi made Il
novel appearance. led as they were by ten
! men on horseback carrying Gsh-poIe lanc-s
with Yale pennants Haunting at the top.
-Four Scotch bagpipers We're also with this
class
The triennial classes were Earbed as sail
ors and carried huge poHpous OF paper on
long stems
The cheering WIS at tjmss dcafea,n@. hut
died down as Yale hopes sank after the
nth innirg
There was desperate rally of enthu=i-
asm toward the c!cs. of tho game when
Yale graduates and students. dying hard.
gave their team a final support and sl-
courage Tent. hoping TO MIKE a strong fin
iSh. Eut Cl@rEsnu'S cisvarness was too
much for The Yale batS:uen. The score by
innings
Yale ...... .......0 Q 1,2 o Il >
HIryard ..... ....-1 Go -
Hatieri.s-YaIe. Ga-v;D Mcke!vey Gnd Wins
low: Harvard. GARRISON and Milne.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

The American AIl!v.icS are locking Cor n
so5,IH rsn.: Win Tia STICK Ese .eam pay
in the 2l:t2. Oil cas-. -;'r ;i.'fS aattti,. 4
,S i,rr,rE frrTrcJ -, r,;rcrff : tac Ajh.-t 90,
For cane. address HI Gi'laT. No 2sa' Lafay-
in g,rne, for the e,a;aPo2s5iP Or =. Louis
County t.c ShrewslGrys dnfH>t'd Tie VI 1...t-rS
w0ui iif, a game t5r next sun:ay; htlrsss
Z. T;obtdenrN. No. sSS N'rtn S'oo2d street.
"A hsrd-hiltina third "asrEan world Ike u
join a good neGrn club A"Greas Abraham Civ
ersil.. so 30 olive str''':
flames in IL. E@lcn.di2 baseaa'! L.aSEe
SUNDAY rGs'l!i3 " f2i'E; -. tri2,tL 4, ~ &C @
HemmiughEus; Gross, L.; TRINITY, l1 ,;a,'eTisS
Efnmaus. y: II. raul, Il. t'-';'re-; II ile.fs z
I.araf:-rs ard p.age.s Of The i.ar' VII! bc he: !.
NEeIrrs5ay evening IT iPs Trinity N,unE Mems
S,.caIlty. I-isl;:I st-ec; aad Lafayette avenue
The Seina,e J-.H.o-s defeated tA- LIBERTY
Inc seElprss address Fred 'iuescaer. No. idit
The Nationals have rcnrrarzed and sun
day won 3. d1lhe-h.ad'r d t5,'S-1S the N LeIs ,,
Il & the e 1npS x BY ISc gfsreoS @ H ~ "a : :c6rs ae Of f
to > Thy want games with teaIns IA tle 1;-year,-
Address AIicnaci CLANCY No. +'t5 Cottage ave
chants EAcfansa team Sa.urday On the {. b. t.
campus ~ a sco.c of lG 10 =
The -Four Leaf CIoyeTs Won from the Bidde
Th, Cloycrs play IA tne l'.yeaE-@ld class. ,fd
NN--ld l.EE book sD.Et Sutatit. SAf,lt@ Al
dress c. Thial No. 1855 North sixteenth stle-r.
The Hoehus defeated the A5,'ni t-iys hy "A
score OF l. to $ Kinney and Rogers formed the
battery for tie winners.
The Silver BELLS won sunday from tie Louisi
auas tie sgor- being IL l. 10. TIE feature was
the pitching uf NIsney5T and k1stk!, and tie
catching OF Wagn-T. Tar silver Bells w9uld Ike
to hear from teams in the li-year-oii class. Al
Gress Henry bunker, No. 2t.s south r-Isvel.tl
street.
The .'MiiIlonalre STAR have organized for
the season with tn. following Tlayers: Be-uan.
c. f.. Hard c.. tIrCI.5:cT. p, HaSemeyer, 10. (;
Gable. 20: Bottom. 81: Dayhouse, =: Wcife, ].
T.: DunwiGdic r (. the team plays In the II
yeav-Uid class. Fo; games GGdtess Willie Hard.
No. i5l9 Hebert street.
The H Kutz team from the len Mllers
Sunday morning by score OF IL to ), and in
the afterIroon defeated the Granite CITY team
by score OF l. j. For gamea address, MGn-
ager II. kutz. No. la0) North Market street.
-Colurnbias defeated the Stilwcs at PastiIne
Park Sunday BY a sore OF to =
In game against picked team Sunday
Pitcher Ehle-t OF the E,clipses struck Oiit f,u:-
teen men, his team, winning by an ererwhelm-
ing score TIE Eclipsss want games in the L.
year-old class. Address {. Bernhard, No. 2250
Indiana avenue.
The Ben Millcrs defeated tae LinderHnans
Sunday BY a score OF 13 to I. They wish to book
a gune FOR July 4. Address Joe Donovan, No.
1403 North Sixteenth street
The Hoehns of st. Louis were defeated at
Sparta, Ill, saturday in a ten-innins game, the
score being to 2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.



How any man Iaa.- quickly cure himself
after yeal> d suffering from sexual weak
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etc. and -nlalsc small weak organs To fulI
s.- ara yisrI. Si.ni 3 send your lame and
-1i5esf 90 iT. Knapp Medical Co. 155 II III
S.@s.. Detroit, Aicl-. and they viii ElaJIy
semi the f-ea receipt with fun directions 50
1uE rl1u Hay easily cure himself at home
This oP--1,Ely faCSt generous offer. and
CHs tp-3yfnl extracts taken from their
d.Ay i;:1.l show what men think OF their
EyasrnriJy.
Dear. Sirs-Please accept my sincere
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gwen yur'r treatment thorough test and
III i..E III has been extraordinary II has
CcGDt, t.lv Traced ME up. | I'M just as Wig
nroUS ns when boy and you cauuct realize
bow happy I am
'Dea- : rs--Nour method worked boau;i-
Eu-lv. Results were exactly what D. I'd d.
Strength and viECr have completely re-
~ -reG and enlargement is entirely sat!s-
factory"
"De-r Sirs-Tours was received and I had
- ,.orlla in making nSe of The receipt as
directed, and CaH TruthfIlIv say /; is a boon
To. weak uen- ! an greatly improved In
SIX. strength ans viE"r.'
All correspondence IS strictly confidential
-. ,o ~ 0,4t0. sealsa envelope. The re-
c"i1t = free fn- thN asking aud they want
"vrry man To have II
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
RA3LRoAO NOTES.
News Of Interest in Brief FROM .il
Points.

/ The directors OF the Canada Southern
Railway JO:lIauy yesterday declared 4
ssTHiannuGi dividend Of per cent Thc last
lrevicus JlSiacn6 was IL Per cent
The private CIR Of PresiGc-t Il rciGau Of
the southern Pacific RGi!roGd was sEenty
taicSt.ct aj SgTencC.ady. :. \. ~ Il
, ';usileT" engine running into it. The car
vas attached tn the HoStcn -pcC[5i. No
one was injured.
officials Of ,hC Postal Telegraph C1mpa-
ny. Sh.n questioned concerning the report
ILat the Postal had Cnrclu Ell negotiations
t. secure the land lines Of oG!Crs Of tle
Pennsylvania ROW eyer ted Hy ,he West
crn Union. SAID that they had 10 state
riOut to make yesterday.
). H. jnthTo3 has been appointed agent
cf tie Pacific Mail Steamship IanIurE,
with hs.dqN1-te,s 1t 3 Luu.s. =. with
jurisdiction % cover die territory south OF
the Chic River.
Wabash earnings f5r the third week in
JuHe were SSIS.l'3. "a increase Of Sll.r.2: for
The fiscal year. SIS rs $3.50. an increase OK
C uc50I Mara-er WircheU OF the Frisco
dcfsrted yes;erd1y 20. a trip over the s.-s-
ton.
r q. Erwin, president Of ;ne Pant
STE''rn. Will ne made vice pres .deat of tre
&t,-vCc Coasr Line. =. n. Emerson viii
cr.i''~uc - traffic ,csra~ar. y. u. H. -
SCH. Who has been rerc-aI frc.Eht AMI r,s-
syn.Cr a5ent. VIII be made assistant traffic
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

r0anarc~. James sIeHz;es. who has been
WIKI jHe art System aS general freich:
agent viii hold q similar position with the
C'' So dated E.nS. W :. Craig. general
freight ana M nr=scrrer agent Of the Charles
ton aE. Western Csr1'ina. viii be made
general passenger agent.
The Tea"5y y,vguil has built and is fur
r.Shi0E ''sg-thCUsC'' fu~ its nan a Con-
way. tTsut'--=Tvo :uHgS West Of TittsbUrg, at
q cost of $4,000. Opening exercises will be
hold .iu:-- T. -'tN officials present. The
rUili,ir- = t.tt,f ujt}, bathrooms. gyrna-
stun. s0a5'-S-rog-n and library. Cheap
meals will he provided.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

Though McAleer's nen are scheduled for
hut three games al Cleveland. they will
''lely play of one cs the postponed games
Friday. They return Friday night with
the Cleveland team for series beginning
Saturday. The Cincinnati series with the
Cardinals VIII end Thursday. Chicago Will
follow the Eeds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
BawEage Conference a, st. Joseph

RIP. Lilo sPECIAL.
St Joseph. No. June 2i.-The general
ha.gaze a,cats a the Burlington. Cn!cagO
Gs-iJ western. Missouri PaclTic and Grand
Island INST at the Hotel Metcopole to-day 70
I.IaAr a.T..f.sc cGlchts 10. na1GIaS UaSsdSe
direct frcm phSSenGer customers from
house to destination. Those present at this
meeting in al ofIIctal capacity are: +. II.
ELLIS. general baggage asens o; the Bur
basg2ge azenJ fer the Chicago Great
Wes;ein. Chicago; j. {. Nichols. general
baggage agent for the Missouri Pecihc. 81.
Louis and s. NJ. Adsit. general passenger
agent of the Grand Island. this city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

Totals. "a S 81 Il :
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

St. Louis: c. +. Boyer. Bo!ra-Darneu Clal
C0upa.y. h2usGs CITY, :. o.. Lincoln. G"u-
e-aI frsisft agent. Missouri Pacific: ). =.
Holden. vice president. ChoCtcW; !. t. Cor
man. genera, freight agent. --r,a F., Chi
c2rc; 7. {. Ne;'oI. general :r.iSht 90 II,
Santa Pc. Fupc.,I. II. 4. E.ur:"p. . L=-G!
f.v.sGt p-crJ. Rock Island. Topeka: Co.
l1.llus Haile. c-ucral freight ua-Gt. Kay.
s.. Louis. =. Louis. y. ;. Dapie. trsisn.
tr5r.c u-lT.s.-eT. L .scD 81. L.u.<, Nl.l--i!
Eushae. general SgieS agent, tnrgs5W
Tnincs. Snutt. McAl,ster. !. T.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
Coal Rates Are Adjusted.

Representative of railway companies and
coal companies met in st. Louis yesterday
In Chairman Gales office of the Southwest
ern Tariff Committee for the adjustment
OF rates on coal to Kansas and Oklahoma
Territory. Those present were: Charles s.
Keith. Central Coal and Coke Company,
general sales agent. Kansas City; John A.
Sergeant, Central Coal and Coke Company,
trafiic manager. Kansas City; AN. Fellows.
Missouri Pacific mines. general sales agent,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
GOING TO uiRcPE 0x VACATION.
auditor Morceal og Missouri raci:,c
Win Dcpnr: To-Iight.

William t. Aicrcnm, auditor Of the
freight receipts % The Missouri Pacific
Ea.lGay CC.aVany, and wife. viii depart
tonight for Nv York fox 4 ,y:o months
trip through England.
M AIoIu0in - Stunning hCme or 4 vlCa-
ton amer Iw,n.y-UEe years ruHtisiOu.'
service with thu auditing department o.
tic Missouri Pac.fic Railway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
KANE QUITS FRISCO TEAM.
St. Louis Pitcher Supposed to Have
Received Big League Offer.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

-N<7<
San Francisco. Cal, June 2i.-Harry
Kane. the erratic southpaw of the san
Francisco team, Is now on his way back to
St Louis to pitch for some club. 1t is not
known JUST what team he is 10 join, but it
Is surmised that he had a ticket sent him
by some National League club. 1t is poss:e
BILE that he is going into the Three Eye
League. If ever Kane gains control Of the
ball he will make some club d winning
pitcher, hut he cannot be relied upon now
owing to his unSteadinesS.
Kane played with semiprofessional t2ams
in St Louis two and three years ago under
the name Of Cohen. He performed in the
Southern League and lass year n the West
eTn League. where he was considered
star. The st. Louis National Leagle cub
IS not in need of pitchers, but it is possible
that Connie Mac of the Philadelphia Attn
letics is after Kane, as he wants another
twirler beside ''RIbe'' Waddell. who is on
his way to join the Athletics.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

! REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cleveland O.. June A.-For six innings not
Brown reached 4 base in to-day's game.
| Then, acting in accordance with orders
| from Captain Lajoie, Bernhard eased up.
! and the visitors made eight hits and scored
| four runs Upon the other hand the B'ues
were fairly t!rins themselves out chasing
around the bases.
| sudhoff started to twill for the Browns.
! but was forced to retire in the fourth in
| ming In consequence of endeavoring TO stop
| a red-hct drive eff Bernhard's bat His
| hand was badly hurt. and Jack HARPER was
! called upon to so into the box without any
| preliminary warming up. The lack OF this
| extremely necessary exercise was soon
| made apparent when he gave thre. bas..s
on balls. and in addition kent ..Jiggs' Don
ohue upon the jump saving him from wild
! pitches
The game. however was irretrievablv
ioSt 10 St Louis, and Harper's inability u
/ locate the plate had no effect upon the re-
suit. In but one inning was the pitcher.
WEom Frank deHass Robson tried In vain
10 secure Tor this season, hit hard. That
& was IN the fifth. when Pickering and Bay
was this home run that was the real
feature of the game. as 1t came when the
nasoS were filed and was good for four
Home Run Clears Bases.
Pickering had led OFF in the fifth with a
scratch single and Bay bunted safely
flick walked. filling the bases with none
out. As Larry sauntered 10 bat several in
the stands called upon the unique" player
TO knock il over the fence. Larry, always
wiling TO please. did not delay in respond
ing 10 the popular demand. and catching
the first ball pitched to him upon the end
OF ms Club. he ssnt ii soaring in Eurkett'S
direction. Jesse ran back TO the fenca and
stood awaiting when, much TO his disgust
the ball dropped just upon the other side
the good.
While the Browns did not succeed in
planting man upon first base until the
the early part of the game. but. unfortu-
nately. the Browns We're up aCains. some
remarkable fielding upon the part OF the
locals, who did not make single misplay
covering an immense amount of territory
and gathering six skyscrapers, three. at
least. being extremely difficult chances. The
eaten of the game. however, was made by
Pickering. the veteran rcbbins Anderson OF
an almost certain three Dagger in the sec
ond inning.
The hit was p tremendous drive. and
same time. crashing into the boards with
terrific force. Every one eSpectad n sec
him drop II. but he did not. II was lust
such PLAYS as this that kept. the St. Louis
hit column clear for six innings.
Bur,zett Gets First Eft.
Jesse Burkett was the first Brown to
reach the initial sack, the Old Clevelander
landing on Bernhard for clean single
Jesse ran home yelling tally" as he crossed
the plate. Three more were secured ia the
ninth Blrkett again leading off with a hit,
Again Heraphitl Duplicated the trick. Hemp
double. which hit the lsft-fs1d fence scored
Burkett and Heidrick. Anderson scoring up
on Wallaces hit to center. Bernhard then
warmed UP again and the Browns were
soon retired.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
SECURITIES CASE DELAYED.
Action Against Eli by minnesota ,
Spy AsitIC

SET -Asiic.
St. Paul. MINI. June 2i.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day. judge .trridon
presiding. the action OF the state Of Mime
sofa against the Northern Securities Com
pUny and James !. I'LL, its president. 7.Ls
called AMI then set ASIDE until after all the
iuT- cases arc dis. .O.C,i of. when Attorney
General IovSiES viii move J1dt L he re-
Tiandea to fh= District Court OF Ramsey
County. where + originated, and attorneys
io- the def, UGaHts viii oi;er Il motion TO
NaIIt- service.
II WI probably - several days before
the ease comes up again.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
w1n.n.1 I2TEHs.0x HELD ~.
Kat: Is Delayed in Sc"urinS Ei.hi-
Of-SiRy b. CT0.s.

VirL:a. !. r. June -..--Tha II .zou.i. Kan
s4s and Texas Gairoii Company has aUGa-
d"ned IL Ny5ark extension for the Yros-
ent. and the contractors are Shippu,; their
uUiC.s iacl: 10 Llu s.aaa
The truUuie "a t:at a. farmers who have
C.vps Iii viii not saIi UuJIr cotton or aluw
the CnttCn and corn TO Ge plo%ed u. Inc
Katy d.u no; proceed under the new Ia y.
w..:ih allowed the Ozark and Cherokee
C,ii-taI to secure riSnt-of-W in snort
Order IL is row doubled ttat thG naty
y,.!l 0uiu {, road fro.l ,sybar.l to .5art!es-
vile tA.s year
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
BALTIMORE q. PHILADELPHIA 4.
Marvellous Fly Catch by ScIbacE
Iinles POsaibIe 4 TrInIc HIn,

Baltimore, Juno 2l.-The feature Of TO-
days BaItinore-Ph.iadclphi game was Il
triple play. made possible by the marvel
Gus fly catch by Sc!bach in the seventh in
ming. Plank was wild, and timely hits en-
ab od the Baltimore team to bat ont the
winning run. Attendance, 276s Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

CI-velsnt. O.. June 1.-THE Philadelphia Ma
u nal lie gae las b-N Ciup. threugh lis at."r-
nsys here. to-day hied suit in tho United States
District Count pay NJ f perpetual :!junCtt on
against La ole ana E,rnhait TO prevent tNeIn
y ayinC baseball with th- Cleveland American
l.tgsus team
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

At ChattanooGa-Chattanooga = Birmingham g
Al Msmphis-Memphis E New Orleans .
At Snregeport-L.tyle Rock 81 Shreveport 6.
At NashviIle-Nashville l. Atlanta s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

lIls naDlI. by put
ting this odorlesS
and tasteless rem
edy in the coffee
or food of the un-
fortunate all de-
sire for drink is
destroyed. Miss
Isabelle Turner,
one of the best
known and most
popular society
women in CaIifOr-
MIA, cured her
brother OF the
drink habit after
all other methods
had failed.
She says: 81 wish
every mother, sis
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

Washington


Earned runs-WashinEtoH ). Boston >. Two
base hits-keister = Ryan I. Dpuch-rty l. Free
men 1, Diu,Jn /. Parent /. Tnr-e-baae hits
Freeman !. Home runs-kelstsr I. FCrriss I.
Doabie plays-IaTent. Crc.ser and Ferris l. FIRST
base on balis-OH Winners :. pu Adkins /. Iiit
by pitched hlii-LachlUce !. Struck Out-lsy
Orth :, by Winters !. Left OF 5aScs-Was..rg-
ton s. Boston 6. Passed bais--CT'rs ger /. Tine Z
gnac-One hour and fortv- -hve minutes. Umpire
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
Milwaukee ~, Des Moin.. q.

Milwaukee Wis. June 2i.-MIwaukee won to-
days game from Des Sfunes in the fourth m
ntnG BY making eight runs and knockin; Barry
OUT oil the BOX. Attendance. +JJ. Score:
Des Moines .......o 0 ! 0 . o 0-k
Milwaukee ........0 - II
Eatteries-Barry. Wilkins and Dobeck; Fricken
and Lucia - "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
WASHINGTON :. BOSTON @.
Home Tenn Takes i[inGfy to VIM
tcrs's DcIi.ery.

Washington, June 2L-Washington took
kindly to Winters's delivery and batted a
victory from & son to-day. Adkins. who
rei=ved Winters after the fifth inning Al
lowed the home yam only two hits Collins
was put out Of the game for kicking All
tendance, 3 ISL. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

Baltimore ..-..... .........0 10 9
Ph la"elpEia -.-:...........2 Q . o . 81
Sacrifice hits--Davis /. Bresnahan / McC;ann
Gilbert /. T%3-base hits-Seybold / seiUach l.
Hartseil l. Thres-Iase hits-Selbach 4 Stn'en
bases-KeIly l. Schyeck l. Gilbert ! Triple play
Sethach. v illiams and MciIann l. First base On
b1tls-On Howell !. off Park = Struck out-TSy
Howell =. by Plank 5. HIT by pitched baIl-Bv
Plank l. Left on hases-Baltimore l. PhlIaGni-
phia l. Time Of Eame-One hour and fifty min
utes. Umpires-ConncllN and InhnsInnh- -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

VIE VINO IS curSen
with drink in her family could know of
this marvellous remedy
II you care to try a sample of Golden-Spe-
cific, DR.. ]. W, FRines. 1894 Glenn Bldg,
Cincinnati, Ohio, will gladly send all who
write a trial package free to show how It is
used and that It Will cure.
Full-sized boxes of Golden Specific are for
sale in ST. Louis by Wolff Wilson Drug
Co.. 9Th and washington avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25

st. Joseph. Mo. June 2i.-In a ten-inning game
today Denver defeated St Joseph On a RANK is.
c!sion Of Umpire Criss The game Will u-s pro
tested. Scors
Denver E. ......1 o o l / 90 9IS 10 :
St. Joseph ......O Q D 0 0 Is - /
Attendance, 1853 Ratteries-McC1uskey and
Wilson; Glade and Roth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
DETROIT .. CHICAGO ..
Visitors Make Good Use of n Bunch of
FOur Hits.

Detroit. Mich. June 2i.-Chicago punched
four of the seven hits in the fourth and
fifth innings, and, aided by two stolen
bases. an error, sacrifice hit and hit
batsman, scored four runs. Attendance
l Nn2 Score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-25
Toledo @. Milwaukee ..

Toledo. o. June 2'-E! now wen ;le game for
Jaleto today hv hitting the ball over tac fence
win t1EEsf'eI! on a,ts" In the til rfeeuth in
ming. Attendance. LEO. Score:
Toledo ..............I ocSI0OOaQo0I- i
Milwaukee -...-....2 q 0 o o . 000npo-5 !
i erI:es-PaTtee and Grafrils: McNiakin. Her
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At Terre Haute-Cedar Rapids s. Terre Haute J..
AT Evansvilie-EvGnsviIie ). Rock Island l.
at OningtOn--BloOnlingtvn I, Rockford u.
At Decatur-Davenport IL Uecatur ..
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Murphysboro, Ill. June "A game Of base
ball was played at Clarke Park in this city this
afternoon between the BARRIERS ana Printers
Score. . to S, in favor OF the printers 1t was
L benefit game.
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Peoria, June H--Peora and Omaha p,gye! f.
thlTeen-inning game TO 4 tie TODAY IL 5elns:
called on account Of darkness. II was a pitch
ers battle. Brown having the better OF IL All
tendance. s00 Score:
1,, r. II. e.
Omaha ...-....-....0 0 90 0 e0O0Ov-i 4
Batteries-Ha-t and Wilson. Brown and Con-
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on Miller / OF Ca,lsLan .. HI by Fitcher-
Green /. First base on errofs-Cu!cago i Detroit
!. I.-ft on bases-Detrcit S. Chicago l. struck
ou'-Ey Miller , ny callahan = Wild pitcrss--
Miller / Time OF Eams-One hoGr and Iorty-
seven minutes Unlpira-O I.auEhlln.
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ST. LOUIS
Totals

IWo-5aEe bits-BernhIrd l. Hickman l. Ardar-
son / Home runS-I.lj0e l. stolen hIs.s-
Lal9ie. tiochaager and Hickman !: McC5rrn c,
saCden and Anderson l. First base on b1l!s-Uy
Suan9if 5. by Harper ;. Hit by pitched bal-B-
Bernhard !. Left on blses-Cieve!ana - St
Louis !. Struck out-By Harper 3, by RerrhIri
. Passed ball--DOu5nue !. Wild ritches-Earr-
hard l. Tiine-0re hour and forty-two minutes
tmpire-Sheridsn Attendance. 2S22
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Il nnSas City Z CnInrn Ar..s...... 9,

Kansas City. No. June 2-NichoIs was IN
yinSioie until the ninth inning. when the visitors
made thTee-oaSEer and douu.e and scored
tWp runs. Everett was Senr to the bench in IN.
StHenth for throwing the Ball into the outfisiG
Attendance i5o. Score:
Kqnsas .1r4s ;, Cty i::....,3 e'o1o IS Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 2fessitt; Newmyer and
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PUBLIC SPECIAL.

PULASKI, Ia. June A.--The score OF Memphis
against Pulaski Pulaski Pulaski S.
Memphis /. Batteries-Pulask Bond ana llnn;
Memphis, ShRcklett and SRckiett
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

from anCalia came here to-day and PLAYED
the Bowling Green on their own diamond Re
suit. Vandalia IS, Bowling Green !.