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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
JOCKEY sHEA'S BIG FUNERAL.
Young Riders ObseaHIes Were At
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1ounE Riders Ohscuutes Were At
tended by Great Many Friends.
Jack Smith has returned from New or
leans. whittier he went To bury Jockey
Shea. Air. and Mrs. DarIham. Billy Egan
and Jack OFT. owner Of Has Gift. went
with him. Mr.. Smith says that the little
jockey had a magnificent funeral. though
ne had not a LIVING relative. his fathers s
good name brought him many friends IN
New Orieans-friends which the small
lads ability as Tidcr. good manners ana
honesty served TO augment
The graNe OF the !0uns Ilcer was COW
cred with flowers, more tnan a carload OF
blossoms being sent By friends from all
parts Of the country.
The New Orleans papers devoted col
umns TO the obsequies OF the little chap,
His guardian. William Jordan. was much
affected by the lads death.
According TO the New orleans papers
the funeral Of the orphan was as large
- that OF a prominent public man Shea
IL buried by his parents In nearby
grave lies the body OF Andy Bowen, the
pugiiist. killed by Kid Lavigne IN a boxing
match at New Orleans some ten years
ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
PROCEEDS GALLOPED ALL THE WAY
Good Two-Year-OId Gives Away
Weight and Beats Aged Horses.


Chicago. oct. Proceeds showed his
class in the third race at Worth to-day.
when he gave away fourteen pounds 20
Potheen and nine 10 Fsirbury and gave
them decided beating at a taile and an
eighth. the longest route 2-year-old has
been asked TO go this year. Only three
horses started. Proceeds. the favorite at
8 10 .. led all the way and won in a gsl-
lOp py Two lengths from Potheen who
was ntteen lengths I'm front of Fairbury.
weather Wet. track slow. Summary:
First race. six furiongs-CyprIenne q IS. Bon
ner), 10 . won. Aggle Lewis fU7 tNonderlyl.
70 l. second: King Ellsworth Igs IT. Dean,
: 10 ]. third Time. l:l3 IL Coroner Kelly, Ii
wood. Black Won. Clangor. WigWam and Is
tablish also ran.
Second race. one uiile-oIympian. lOs CseeD.
70 !. won: Nltful, s. IL. NIlsonl 3 10 81
@ssconu' AltIedo. 9 tFerreln. @ TO !. thlri.
Mayor ana Ryevals also ran
y j &IhiTd Tace; mile and an eighth-Proceeds. -
IA. BhiAupS1. 20 . won. Potheen. s. IL.
Niisonl, 10 5. second: Fairbury, 1Q5 (Blake)
70 = third Time, $50 Only three starters
fourth race. hve furlongs-Cognomen 10 IL
WILSON,. u 10 Z won: Allist. 10 uandry1, 4
10 9. second: Tapiola, s. IS Bonnerl- s9 10 !
miro lime. Les 2-5. Standard Susie Chris
uan a4so ran Ny Gem ran out
r lIln facs, one mile and lla yards-Mr. DiuEie
g 1Bonnerl, 70 J. wcn. Carat 20 CWilsonl
20 l. second: Trocadero. IS fFerrelD. 20 l.
third. Time. - Is. Miss Liza worfhinEfon
Sweet Tooth and Lord Melbourne also Fali.
SIKH race- six turlorEs-Redan. ii0 ~. REIN
% : Won. Aibemarle. - fRnbhinsl - Il
second: BafdolPh. lef ePhiiiinsl. TO l. third
Time. i:M Jim-a-Long. Quiz II. christine A,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
MISS ADAIR TO MEET MRS. STOUT.
women's Invitation Golf Tournament
Under Way ut Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Oct. THE first match
plav round Of the invitation golf tourney
given by Mrs. Clement A Griscom in
hci or OF her guest. Miss Rhona X. Adair.
the British champion, was concluded at
the Merton Cricket Club links to-day at
Haverford. The two best known players,
Miss Adair and Mrs. G. 7. Stout. former
~ Miss Gcnevieve Recker. still remain
and will probably fight out the anal on
Saturday.
Arrangements were made for an inter
national women's team match to Be
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

longs-stalwart, IL CHcksl. s 10 !. won: Pull
sus. IL tO'Nell. 10 - second. WCfan Ia
!Fullen. TO J, third. Time. ia The Minute
The Minute Nan coupled
Fourth race. felling. seven furl1nEs-HelIo. l15
tO'Neil- 20 :. wcns NGl0ur. Ios tBullmarl. :
to ], second L.cngspur. " tO'BrlenI is 70 l.
third. Time l.Ze- Rulie. Short g,ake The
ran
Flfth race. New RoeheIl- selling. Withers
nlile-Wild Thyne. Ice tR-It=Tul. : 10 To- Won:
Daisy Green. I0s ttulleri. : 70 s. second. Time
lsfgA- only Two starters.
sixth race. selling, mile and q sixteenth. over
the hlll-Enue. - tHuuhrei. 8 70 2 won. No
william 10 tMulhollandi. = % l. S-cguds out
elder. 10 iburl-l. IS 10 !. third Time l.tIL,
Beverly. stonswan. Flara ana KinaiEinnlc also
ran.
TO-pAY,s NORRIS PARk ENTRIEs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Detroit. Mich. Oct. T.-Highland Park re-
suits
First racr. six furl0ugs-I.ev Dorsey won:
Lylrist. second. Heritage. third Time. i.iN
Secunl race. four and oue-haif furi1nEs-Dick
Ripley won. Two Penny. second. Nettie =,
third. Tine. 81
Third race. one miie-On the Quiet won: Flo
Bright. second: Zeriba, third Time. lsf1lz.
Fourth race six furiunEs-Iittle Boy won
Ben Howard. second Annie Max. third. Time
Fifth race. seven furionEs-Neliie Forrest
l.Is.
won: FIaneur. second: Circus Girl. third. Time
III.
SIKH race. mile and Eixteenth-Tallala won:
Artist. sscoud. Easy Trade. third Time. 1-s5.
To-DAY'S HIGHLAND PARK ENTRIES.
F-grr. ra~a sfw
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
GALEsBURG RACE RESULTS
'ur-uTrf. gpr-f-rar

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Galeshurr. Ill. Oct 5--Euchre Deck the
Ioug-ieEged animal belonging 10 W. Con- vs.
the hero az tk- racing meet mere to-day
A. Is 90 / In she betting he tore srouna the
course thIllEh the mud and won In the doubl-
wraps way out In the lIEht. The rest of the
going vas poor. II the ginE The booki@s ans
the betturs broke about even. The summarize.
Flrst race. seven furlunEs. all ages purse
Sldo-CosmUs. l03 iRalchl. 20 ]. won. Alniedo.
rs tRowel. % = second. Mr.. Rose. IL tLIn-
toni. third Time. ls9s'. Vulcan Aff1EwceI
Guide Rock and Star Nell also ran.
Secnnd r1ce. SIX furlunEs. all ages purs-
floe-StaT cotton. l0s usuneTI. 20 =. wen.
Heraldo 100 tMlilsi. to ]. second. The Rab-
bit. los uiurtunl. Z % J.. third. Time :. Gin
ton r.. H1Try Preston ana The Unknown ais5
Third race. one and oae-haIf mile. ali ages
pJrse &ot-Ai1rton Lynch. Ice u1zalu I 10 I
won. LsrCyd. - tBuf"ri. . 20 !. second. Irf-a
l'u tShaclZisi. 70 10 / third. Time. .=net.
Ggatia AMI Ethelrne a'so ran.
Fourth race. for 2-year-0lds. six fuflOrEa.
purse yla1-Deyeric. iss ,Corn@Tl , 10 D Won:
LADY Midas. l09 tCarrcln. Q 90 l. second. pearl
stone. iis u.intcnl. % /. third. Time. > q
RAG Gallant. Hello BIN and Nyda also rar.
Ffith race. handicap. for e-yeaT-oIds and up-
wards. i've furluuEs. purs- slao-Euchrr Drc's.
l15 tBrittoni. y TO I. won. Mocorsto. Ia UIu-
toni. % .. s-cuud. Queen l.. III tstewlT.i.
10 = third. Tine. &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
j. O. Kcenc Controls GnItee More.

New York Oct IT has been learned thai
] a. Ee-Ee. fh- American trainer now In Rus,
sis. ana n0t jssn-s r Eeene. has secured .ou,
troll. Tor term % gyars. % the great English,
bred stallion Gsltee More. The horse l. ths
property - the Eu7sizn Government which
raid the English uwurTs ticl00o for him after
h. had the thrse Ereat classics % ths
British turf-Delby. 81 Lsgyr and Two Thou,
..nl L.nLraa SIaLr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
'AppTentiee aIlowance Claimed.

First Racs-El Caney Ultra Wires. yyuaIehacz
Second Race-Sadie BuEch. Amberlta, Bird
Third Rsoe-Blus Grass: Girl. Crime Mss
ManneTs
Fourth Race-JOrdan. Light Opera, Dave
Somners.
Fifth Raee-wilhelmlna, silver Plush. Model
Monarch.
sixth Race-Stand Pat. Doctor Scharf, Alto.
Ssventh Race-ImpeTi0us. Bernota. Brooaler.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
PROPOSES ST5.OOO MATCH RACE.
w. VI. SchefteI Wants 10 Send HiEt
Bail Against BiE Mac and
nick WeIIes.

Lexington. Ky. Oct w N SchefteL
owner OF High Bali" has offered to
match his horse against McChesney or
Dick welles at one mile. weight for age.
Mr.. scheftel says a side bet OF Sz5.0oO can
be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
MORRIS PARK SELECTIONS

New York. Oct T.-SslcctIons:
First Eace-Sweet Alice. HQodwinE. Past
Second Race-tioidcu Link, Zinzihsr. Caller
Third Race-Blytheness. Gay Lothario, Col
den TIP
Fourth Raee-Iudlth Campbell. Iniunctioa.
Fifth Rsee-Mysth. Stolen Moments. Colon
soy.
Sixth RaSs-R5yaI Pirate. Guy Park Earl
kelsfun
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Ercrssrs ard dissipation have wrecked many
men j. YOUR weakened system CRYING out f1r
helpt You are nervous. irritable and d-sprud.
fnts you are growing weaker. YOUR manhood 4.
on the decline and Will soon b. lost unless YOU
% soiuethlng Tor yourself Our long experiences
has rendered Ms thoroughly familiar NTH an ~.
causes and Effects of Nervous Debility and ~
have hfted M enough fallen men 70 make an
army our treatment will remove all TIE iIi
Effects of your former folly. check every drain
on YOUR vitality lnviEnr1te the wasted pelvic
ofEAns, clear up the clouded brain ana quickly
restore you TO what Nature inteuded-a health
and happy man. with phySical. mental and vifsl
powers complete. Avoid free prescriptions and
temporary stimularts. Seek a lasting cure We
20 - days- r-s-1-N7'a'i "a Krorn -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
Nationals Win at PhIIadeIphia.


philadelphia iNGti0naD. % . ; oe III 10 l
PatlLrlptIa 'NmeEcanI-0 o 0 - 4
BattsrIrs-SrarIys and Roth: Bender and Pow
ass t-mUIre-Smi-h
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

same mud-eyerything but the same bet
tng- Had II even been half a race yes
terday no one would have cared. To show
how the bookmakers and public believed
IN the previous race. Taby was TO ] and
the horse he teat 3 to .. Scout should
nave been 10 yesterday. Had he been,
he scarce would have won. Such prices
seem 10 handicap horses immensely.
Hilee, at to !. ran the race Of his life,
l;lA. at Delmar on Tuesday. Same boy.
same weights, same distance. and track
sulting him better. he ran last in l:l42s and
did not run better than l-IT. He was 20
that day. which was the following SatuT-
day
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
Cleveland II, Cincinnati 8.

N.vars O.. Oct The Cleveland Americans
sasIIv dcsaatst the Cincinnati Nationals here
fT-Jay in th. championship series BY score
IN m 90 3 Th. game was called IN the slgnth
iruius On account Of jarlsntss- Attendanee'
L'-t'- Se'''- RH.E
,,isvsf4r,I ......-.,.5 I'll Is
Eattsrles-Harper and Pe!tz: Rhoades and
Al b1rf.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Detroit Mich. Oct. T-Seiections:
First Race-siiver Foam. Doctor Riley. Queen
second Raes-Dick Ripley. Kern. Tennss-
WillouFhbv
Fourth Race-Bay View. orderly. Rowland N
West
sixth Race-Premus. The Caxton. Oeonee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
HEAVY RAIN INTERFERES
WITH LEXINGTON TR0TTlEG
In spite of Poor Track. Rhythmic and
John VI. Made Fast Time in
Their Races.

Lexington, KY. Oct. THE thirty-irst
annual meeting OF the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders Association opened to-
day. \ heavy and lumpy track only par
TALLY dried from the last several days
showers. and s dow npour OF rain delayed
the calling OF the first race until o'clock.
The nTst two heats had not been driven
until II began to sprinkle again. and afteJ
the nrst heat OF the third race today
card was postponed until tomorrow.
Rhythmic and John NJ. made the So
quarters Of their races in % and 2li-iSolu
onds. respectively. Summaries: = SCI
Tennessee. ss9S pace. purse o0a fur[ 60,
Nf-Vdln. D. h hV Coihsrt TFf5fls1nt flnishedle Z
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

reTv Three-base hi-s-Leach l. Doughery
: collins Stahl I. Young Sacrnee hlU-
phrIps i grIgsr J. stolen hases-Collns =
ssfIri First base balls-On kennedy =
.-f-lf-lr rs4t-Tv Kennedy = by Thompson J.. "
Young a Zime OF Eame-Two hours UmpiFS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
"PAY WHEN CURED" Is sIIs..PEi1 SSR REsT
YARIGOeELE.

Under our treatment this insidloux disease
rapidly disanpears. Pain ceases almost Instant
iY. The pools of staEuamt blood driven from
the diiatsd veins and all soreness and swelling
quickly subside- Every indication % Naricoceie
soon Nauishcz and In It's stead come the pride
the power and the pleasures Of perfect hraIth
and restored manhood.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Crseaeo. oct. The Chicago Satiouzl-Aner-
loan IeIcra baseball game vas postponed to-
-. IN ....unt u weL grulnls-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
weather cloudy track Sloppy
WORTH SELECTIONS.

WORTH SELECTIONS.
REPI-RLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Oct ss.-Selerti0ns:
FirS- Rar--Four Leaf Clover. Marineuse.
james ]. Corbett.
Second Race-Barrack. Tancred. IAttIe Elsin.
Third Race-Jacs Eat!in. Eva's Darling. PIG
Ben
Fourth Eacc-StuyVe. Thane. ST Tammanv.
FIfth Race-CIlftdn Forge. Arnold X. Alma
sixth Race-Eyslyu Byrd. Mamsere. Lady
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
q slO.oOO MINNER

Imperious is Burns Handicap winner,
value $1,000 Nobody else in the last race
has ever won 500 in lump. Hence I'm
perious, who is said to be good. should
win. Star Gazer should be in the money,
and Broodler may not be far on
WIIaHEMINA IN FIFTH EVENT
In the fifth race Wilhelmina seems best
Raronet will like mud, but is bad horse
anywhere. Silver Plush's speed win as
sist some. but she should stop. Eliza Cook
l,as a chance, and Helen Hay is NOT 10 be
forgotten, II she is at long price
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

McKenHa was even money then Directly
came the word. Put D. Austin on Beau
caire' Immediately some one started a
rumor that T =. Hayes. cOntractual en-
ployer Of Austin. had bet 500 on Dan Nc
kenna. The rumor did not say II Mr..
Hayes bet before Austin was put up or
whether he knew Austin was TO ride Beau
caire. It is not even known for
true that MIR. Hayes bet on McKenna-
II he did. he no doubt did so because he
thought he was betting on the best horse.
Mr.. HAYES handled Mckenna for Mr..
Milan for a time last month.
But as the race was run IL seemed that
Austin. Mr.. Hayes's jockey. took Monsieur
Beaucaire unnecessarily wide at the
stretch entry. He certainly lost eight or
ten lengths there when Beaucaire appeared
to be closing fast. Those who defended
Austin said he went wide to get the good
going. II he did. he came hack into the
bad going and was in by AIckenna's side
al the end
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
STRUCTURE SUFFERERS.

Our cure for Structure Is safe. PAINLESS and
Every obstruction 70 the urethra Is fore,,er re-
No no sd. al discharge soon ceases. Inflammation
snu soreness arc allayed. the prostate gland and
bladder are healed and the entire urinar,y traet
- qulekly restored TO it, normal. healthy condi-
ttLon- Avoid cutting and dilatinE operations:
.-ey Rave you In a worse condition than before.
NeElerted structure results IN serious bladder
20 10 - days.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Ntrv1lo. D. h, bv Coihsrt ufuds1nl hnlsheal
Tom kecne- ch- tSpeersl...--....-. ---------- :
King Direct. blk h. tGcrrsl l........ '--..------
Major G. b. d. fCoNl....--........ f--s-------- :
Sufreet. blk. tI.ckerl ...-..... --..s.---
Miss Willamout. b. e. f1Gfllerl f--------..--.-
Dora DELPHI. b. tDavlsi.... s---.---..-'--. - =
Dick Wilson, or- b. tDayisl. H'------'--'-'- iis
Tine. 2.e1is- s-------.'--.'.'-'ii 'ii7
PoalinE: Nervolg So: MatL - -. ..,s e.,
,2sI class. tFotsirig; pure 20 rssssu'isbeii:
Rhythmic. bs. h.f0Hudsssis l-.------''-''-
susie J r m S
DoII,. million 80 hr- z. tCoxl.--..-.....-.--- Z
norst h - a;ss m fWchstesl .--.--....-.....-. ;
Tine. 2.iis- F'Hi'------------------- 80
Pooling. Fereu -, ~, - 80, - -
~ siass; - 4 purse 81 0p6 fundnishetl.
s,sse,1ie' - 7y Paris tFlerninsl--.......... ]
I f--fr n - fANall l-----------. :
Man Anna b. nj nlitll
IeEsie 81 hr ND isnoui- --..-..---.--.--.....--
T.ft fgo-raf - fsfc Donald
TIu-e s.if < tJohnsoul l---.--...........-. :
F0eilnsi JOIN n. 80: held. s-5.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

LOUIS AUTUMN
P A Weather trackh
OZZEr year selling and hal, ongs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
Boston

II will be either he or Ven against
Hughes The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Apprentice allowance claimed.
HIGHLAND PARK SELECTIONS.
gr-FaT~FgT H. GUEsfsTaT
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
BIRKENRUTHs PRETTY RIDE.

Birkeuruth gave TO Scepter. the 6-tO-i
favOrite I'm the first race. n dream Of a
ride. though he was beaten a nose. Scep-
ter was Of in front. He usually leads
such horses an eighth OF a mile in mud
such as obtained yesterday. Birkenruth
rated him in third place TO the last seven
Y yards There he hit him with the whip.
Scepter almost jumped into the clubhouse
he closed six lengths in as many strides.
but was beaten an inch by the l5-tO-l
shot. Interrogation. Had Birkenruth hit
him another lick or moved another muscle
he would have Won b. neck. Harry
Elrkenruth, take the head Of the class.
Willie Martin step 10 the foot The ride
proved Birkeuruth the best jockey in the
world. The others do not class.
KILLING on THEORY.
Theory, on whom Julius Leonhardt. late
commissioner for PIunger Kramer, bet un-
told sums, won the second race in the eN-
ceuent trottlng-hoT time Of 1:2zIz. Doc
tor Schaff favorite. was third. fifteen
lengths back. He ran In about LID. Atlas.
a 2-year-Old. ran in l.2o with the same
weight up. sex allowance deducted.
SCharn recently cantered six furlongs at
Delmar in ll5, with l03 pounds up, follow
ing Sweet Charity 10 the half in rs and
the. FIVE furlongs in Loo. and wen
easily. He is almost as fast in mud as on
the dry. He did not run >s race by twen-
~ pounds. though of IN front.
The third race saw everything 20 up in
the betting but Atlas. She won by a neck
from Miss Crawford. Judge Brady sUs-
pended Jockey Wallace for a bad ride on
Miss Crawford.
The last race was truly and faithfully
run, the only one Of the day so contested.
Aules was favOrite, best and the winner.
TO-DAY'S FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.
Fist race one mile and seventy yards:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Stand Pat should win the fifth race with
ease. He is the class Alto has chance.
but they say that he has gone off form.
Doctor scharf will do better than he did
Nlll smelly has an outside chance but Is
coneeoing too much weight for him. Tom
Craob IS not the best mudder in the
world stand Pat Is worth 5000 Nobody
else is worth $2.0o0. Then who should
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
SADIE BURCH IAIPROVED.

Sadie Burch likes mud and is so improved
that she should win the second race. Bird
Pond, AmbeTita, Judge Denton, Ora Nc
Kinney and Falkland all have chances TO
beat her, Bird Pond being especially good
in the mud and at the weights
STAND PATS Waite
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08


ten lengths there when Beaucaire appeared
to be closing fast. Those who defended
Austin said he went wide to get the good
going II he did. he came hack into The
bad going and was in by Mckenna's side
at the end
The turf editor OF The Republic tipped
Dan McKonna 10 win on the dry ane liked
him better in the mud. But the race con-
WINGED him that Monsieur Beaucaire
should have won and won easily
II would be grossly unfair 10 impute
anything but honesty TO any one con-
cerned- Mr.. HAYES may have bet and may
not have bet. Had Doctor Bernays. Wal
laee.s eontractural employer; bet 500 on
Atlas Wallsce's ride on Miss Crawford
would have looked bad. It would be in
teresting - know why Austin took Beau
caire out to the fence on the stretch turn
Interrogation 10 Aules. came down inside
Of the track center. Also II his instruc-
tons were TO swing wide Miss Crawford,
under the unfortunate Wallace, did not
swing wide, and Mr.. Darden instructed
both boys.
BOollmaker BoIlinger was burned up by
Betting Commissioner julius Leonhardt in
the Theory race. After Theory got the
verdict from Weird by a nose. Mr.. Boil
linger threw his cash box to Mr.. Leon
hardt.i but remained OF the incontroyertt-
BILE opinion that Mr.. LeOnhardt had the
race run the night previous Theory beat
Weird. who never could crawl in the mud.
in very slow time. Doctor Scharff. whose
hold IS mud. was a distant third.
Atlas seems TO be a rare mudder She
gave Theory thirty-six pounds on the scale
and ran six furlOngs two and one-half sec
onds foster. She gave Doctor Scharf
twenty-eight pounds and ran about six
seconds faster than he did In his favorite
going. She gave Scepter. a fast and big
horse and a rare mudder. twenty pounds
and must have run five and one-half fur
longs in l:i2 or two seconds faster than
he did. Just how fast Miss Crawford
would have run had Wallace given TO her
a good ride Is not easy 10 see. The race
was the fastest Of the day. even such a
mudder a. Aules failing TO equal Atlas's
time for six furlongs.
Dan McKenna. 5-ycar-Oid and first
class horse. to whom Atlas was giving
twenty-nine pounds. did manage 10 equal
It Mr.. Schawacker got Atlas for 81 e0.
She heat two S5.OG1 filies-Miss Crawford
and Anne Davis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Dl-IE GflEASS bltslS IN null
Blue Grass Girl beat King Rose and
she should win the third race Dolly Gray
is not a mudder. nor is Miss Manners
Conspicuous has a good chance on her
last race. which was excellent. Crime likes
It and has won IN ii. onset has an outside
chance and may be worth a bet at long
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON.

III you have sore throat. MUCOUS patches. PIN
pies cuprr-Culored spots. sores and ulcers. bone
pains. falling hair or any symptoms OF this dis
ease. In either primary. secondary or tertiary
stages, come to Us and he forever rid OF ~
our treatment quickly DESTROYS the virus clears
the SKIN. purines the blood and thorouEhlv
clcanses and cradcafes all traces of poison from
the system All danger % transmission or re-
currcnce Is removed. Don't rely on patent med
icincs or intrust your health 10 iucoupetent
d-ugEists or physicians Why take mercury and
potash for years when We can guarantee vou a
-. f1Fa ,,.s.ahese Iosu,-.Ee-uSa.siess S-,,.,'i1
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
JORDAN SHOULD WIN FAIR STAKE.
Hayes's Horse Is in Good Form Now

The first race is a terror. II old FL
Caney is right he should win. Ultra Wires
has a chance at the weight and Crutch-
sci fs ,rvf ,e
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

When WeIiace was. su'psnded he was
cardsd to Fids Monsieur Beauealre. Dan
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
80 "a 90 0 2 9--
.---..0 . 800 s ell

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-15

Ths case attracted much attention al
the time It was first tried and the facts
were briefly that James Nagle came to
his death by a pistol shot about o'clock
In tho morning OF Nov. IL. 1901. fired into
his heart while in bed at his home.
Shortly after the shot was fired Rose
Nagle. his wife, called In some OF her
neighbors and told them her husband had
shot himself. which statement was ac-
cepted by them and the medical ex-
aminer, who called shortly after
The day following certain circumstan-
tial evidence was discovered relating to
the purchase Of a certain 22-calibre re-
volver at store at East Providence by
Rose Naele. which was thought to con-
meet her with the shooting, and she was
arrested on a criminal complaint charg-
ing her with the murder OF her husband.
When arraigned In the Seventh district
court she pleaded not guilty and was
committed to jail 70 await preliminary
examination in that court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-15
PROPERLY GRANTED.
Court So Holds Nonsult Ordered In Case Of
Cole Against Ex-Governor llppItt.

An opinion was filed in the appellate
division Of the supreme court today I'm
the case of Walter S. Cole, admins
traitor. aginst Charles Warren Lippitt
and others, holding that the nonsult pre-
viously granted was a proper procedure
and denying the petition for a new trial.
The court stated that The declara-
tion charges a joint invitation and
such invitation must be proved in order
to recover against the defendants joint
ly." THE record shows that the evil
dence offered at the trial tended TO es-
tablish not a Joint liability OF the de-
fendants," but rather. as the court pre-
viously stated Three different cases
against three different defendants for
three different causes OF action"
The case Is therefore one OF mis-
joinder OF causes OF action rather than
one OF misjolnder OF defendants I'm the
same cause of action.