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Nine from Capital City Lines
Up Against TIE HighIanders
Under Threatening Skies
Small Crowd TO See Game.
BATTING ORDER.

Cupirc-Mr Connolly.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. Aug
T-Under cloudy skies that threatened
10 put a stop to the proceedings any
minute the crippled Invaders lined up
against the Senators again.
Jack O'Connor Is still in 81. Louis
and will stay there. no matter how
badly he is needed by the team. Grit
hth will not reinstate him nov and by
tomorrow hopes to have a new catcher
signed.
Mcfarland nlls in Fultz's place nicely.
as he has dom for a greater part oil
the season.
First Inning.
Robinson flied to Mcfarland. Moran
famed. Setback out. Williams to Gan
gel. No runs.
Conroy started off with a nioe hit
over second. and on "A wild throw to
catch him mapping a moment later he
got all the way to third. Keller hunted
and died, but Conroy scored. CANCEL
one to Orth inc retired. williams
died to centre. One run.
seoon Inning.
Ryan out, Conroy to CANCEL. Clark's
easy n beat him to first. Hendricks
was passed. Mccormack put "A single
over Cancels o and Hendricks
landed on third, Mack stealing second.
Keller made a great running catch OF
was over, No runs.
Nberfeld singled to right and Davis
him a bag. Mcfarland out,
short to frst, Elberfeld reading third,
Mccauley died. short to first. No runs.
Third Inning.
orth out, Williams 10 Cancel. Robin
son was safe on Williams's tumble.
Moran filed to Keller, n Robinson
was doubled. No runs.
Chesbro flied to centre. Conroy bunted
and died Keller out, second 10 frst.
runs.
Fourth Inning.
Selbach flied to Conroy. Ryan out.
Chesbro ito CANCEL. Clark singled past
short, but was caught stealing. No
Camel out, third to first. Williams.
flied to Hendr lcks. Elberfeld doubled
to left. Davis singled to the same place
scoring Elberfeld. Mcfarland famed.
One run.
Fifth Inning.
Hendricks alei to Davis. Mccormack
Kittredge filed to Mcfarland.
runs.
MoCauley out. third to Arst. Chesbro
died the same. Conroy out. second to
first. No runs.
sixth Inning.
Elberfeld and Camel retired Ortiz
and Williams and Camel did as mucn
for Robinson Moran out the same
way. No runs
Kceler singled over short and got to
second. while Manzell was beating a
bunt. Williams sacrificed them ahead.
Elberfeld hunted and Keller was be-
tween home and third he sidestepped the
runner up and got home and in the
mix UP CAMEL scored as we'll. Davis
hunted and Elberfeld was out at the
plate. Mcfarland singled 70 right. Nc
Gaulev died at first. No runs
The evening world., 1903-08-27
USED THOMAS'S
NAME IN BETTING
tsp.c,,l to Tn. Evening world,

SARATOGA. Aug. 27.-Millionaire f.
r, Thomas awoke to the fact yesterday
that he was being swindled out of thou'
sands OF dollars. His attention was
called to the fact when cashiers of some
Of the books approached him and re-
quested settlements OF markers 'whlch
they claimed he owed.
But l made no bet with you,' pro-
tested the millionaire
The cashiers told him the bets had
henn made in his name. and the young
millionaire reluctantly made good. He
told George Wheelock to notify mem
bers of the Metropolitan Turf Assocla-
his name
The evening world., 1903-08-27
HARLEM OFFERS
A BIG PURSE
tsp,c,., to The Evening World,

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.--lf the owners or
McChesney, Hermis, Atricander and
Dick Welles are anxious to decide the
supremacy OF the turf they can do 30
here.
The officials Of the Harlem track to-
day offered 4 purse of 100000 for
a match between these horses. each
owner to put in an additional $4,000 TO
start.
The conditions have been wired to
the various stables and no effort VIII
he spared to bring about the race.
So far the owner Of Dick Wellcs is the
only one who has expressed himself as
being willing to enter.
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DAVE SULLIVAN TO FIGHT.

Kid Goodman, the feather-weieht
fighter OF Boston. who put Tony Moran,
Of this city, to sleep in four rounds in
Boston on Tuesday night, has another
match on his hands. His opponent will
he Dave Sullivan. They will try con-
illusions In a fiftecn-round bout before
the Criterion A. C., OF Psston. on
Sent. 2.
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SUSPENDS
HIS OWN JOCKEY
csv,ei.i to I'll. Evening World,

Cs2.ei.l To The Evening world)
SARATOGA. Aug. T-Jockey Harry
Michaels will not ride again until April.
He has been suspended by his employer
Tony Aste. FOR hat period and will not
be permitted to accept any mounts OF
any sort.
Mr.. Aste has Iona been much dissatis-
fed with Michaels's riding. He says
hat Michaels rides very indifferenrly
and carelessly when on the Aste horses.
but when on outside mounts. sucr as
Gold Saint. for instance, he displays I'M
usual energy.
On Gold Saint. when that colt won a
few days ago. Michaels beat the bar
rier and rode a cracking good race. 1t
was the energy he displayed in this race
that made Mr.. Aste come TO the con-
clusion that Michaels had better take a
rest until he arrived at a proper idea
OF his duty to his own stable.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
BROOKLYN VS.. VINCENTIAN.

The baseball game will be one of the
strongest attractions at the Labor Day
picnic and games of the Brooklyn Atm
!euc. CIuo, which are TO be held at
M~onteVerde's Grand Street Park, IRAN
street, Masoeth. J.. l., on Sept. Z. The
strong Ninccntian Baseball Club VIII
OnnOse Tho Rr0nklvn A =. nine.
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Schmidt Elected 10 Try His
Curves on The Ball. rossers.
from sIeepytown - Cas-
Skies Keep Crowd Away.
BATTING ORDER.

~
WASHINGTON PARK. RRooKtYN.
~ T., Avg 2f-Thas Ned Hanion Is
determined 70 have his men play every
aams they oan regardless Of threaten
tn9 weather was clearly demonstrates
tAfs afternoon when ne ordered them
b don their uniforms and line m
against Shettshinse' %tafl.enders from
Philadelphia. Hanlon could have
EASILY enough called of thu game and
played a double header tomorrow But
he regards the "ouakers' as the easiest
kind Of marks for his team to beat. so
he ordered the game to be played.
First Inning.
Tnomns opened the game, with Va,
single TO centre. Gleason also laced the
second. Wolverton drove a fast ground
or to Jordan, who touched out Gleason,
and By a quick throw TO Doyle doubled
sp Wolverton at ,frsti homas reaching
. high ny. which Dobbs got under. No
stranE smashed a hot Dopndsr 70
Mitchell at first in time to retire
sammy. Sheckard ambled to first on
four wide ones, but his attempt TO steal
second was disastrous. ,as he was easily
nailed on Dooin's. throw to Hulswitt;
Dobbs's scorching bounde was grabbed
by Mitchell and fielded to first ahead OF
him, No runs.
second Inning.
Barry wa hit with a pitched bah and
yeached. third on Douglass's drive. Huls:
Wits long ny to Gessier let sarry
doubled to. left scoring Douglass, and
tripled to centre. Gleason singled.
scoring Thomas. Wolverton out, Strang
10 Doyle. -Four runs.
Doyle fied to Barry. Dahlen walked
and reached third on a wild pitch.
Gessler hit with a pitched ball: Jordan
forced Gessler at second, Dahlen seor-
ing. Jacklitsch out to Douglass. One
rum.
Third Inning
? Mailman wa disposed OF by Jordan
n Doyle. Barry pop-iied to Dahlen.
Douglass went out. Schmidt to Doyle.
No runs.
Schmidt walked. Strang foul-fied to
Douglass. Sheckard flied out to Barry.
Dobbs walked. Schmidt was caught
mapping at second. No
The evening world., 1903-08-27
CLANCY LOST
TO KID M'FADDEN
Especial 10 The E,enlns WORLDLY

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Aug. 81
Young Corbett's" sparring partner, Kid
MoFadder. fought his eightieth battle
last nigh, when he got the decision
over Hughsy Clancy. OF Pawtucket. the
State champion. The fight was a twen-
ty-rouad go in the wilds OF scituate.
and 400 sports attended the session.
which lasted late.
The betting was that McFadden would
win inside OF ten rounds.
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HAMBURG BELLE TO WIN
lspeclal TO The Evening worldl

SARATOGA, Aug. 27.-Saratoga racing
men are all talking of the strongest
kind of a bunch on the Futurlty. A
morning paper on Tuesday printed a
list of probable Futurlty starters with
name OF the fayoritc and the most prom
Using candidate of all. Hamburg Belle.
was left out of the list. This is re-
garded as a strong tip by the super
HAMBURG Belle as a certain winner.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
BIG MEN In

Gus Rubin, the Akron Giant and
kid Carter, the South Brooklyn light
heavyweight. who are 10 meet in a six
round bout before the Washington
Sporting Club Of Philadelphia, Sept. Z,
have begun training tor the contest.
Rubin Is getting into condition at the
Dyker Heights Club, while Carter is
rounding up into shape at Atlantic City.
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,,,,w.tead,s Good Work.

wur,mstead from the Hampton
sta,les' worked Ave %furlongs in ~, b
Doyle, turned tS SaIoees sn ei mile @'t at "a a
10 20. Minute clip, Doc Rowells Athelroy
was sent ave tngloH7EHs i in l@' r SSrthe gT
StI'' .nrrlnngs in ls2. Meistorsinger, o:
ne same string, breezed ~seven-eiGhths
Of a mile in 40, Trespass, another OF
this set, galloped th~ree-quarters of a
"iD,ly's Swamplands worked seven fur
longs IL Ii. Lorillard's Farmer
Whee.er and Josephine Louise gal!oped
No hve-furlongs route in ITO. lllyria.
another of the same string, reeled OF
Sne mile in rs, breezing all the way.
The jumper Fabius, from the same
Earn worked the mile route in l,4a.
%ionila stepped Ave furlongs in 10.
itonoclast reeled off one mile IN LII.
trainer Steve LAWYER. sent Privilege a
haif mile in 05. Oc.awaha and Jack
o. Lantern. going together. galloped
6ve-eighths Of a mile In 1.oi is.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
EVENTS OF TAILTlN GAMES.

The most prominent events on the
programme Of the Tailtin Games at
Celtic Park on Labor Day are throwing
the javelin, putting the stone, rising
and striking the hurting ball, archery,
shooting and dancing.
They are the most ancient forms Of
atnielc exercises, and their history
dates nack hundreds n thousands OF
years. Throwing the Javelin is the very
oldest form OF throwing a missile for
distance and accuracy.
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GATES A BIG WINNER.
fsp.cial to rhe FNeninE wo1dl

IS1tclAT 10 Inc f.NenInE NoNdO
SARATOGA, Aug. 27-John w. Gates
was one of the big winners on Sweet
Gretchen's victory in the Adirondack
Stakes, lie personally made one wager
Of $1,000 with Cowan on the flly. whose
price was as good as S TO /.
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u,mbnra H-IIr'. orL
CLOUDY AT GRAVESEND.
Especial 10 ne Eycalns WORLD

GRAVESEND. y. Y, Aug. 1.-THE
cloudy gloomy conditions were again IN
violence during the training hours. the
temperature was OF a suitTy nature,
causing the thoroughbreds at exercise
TO break out freely. The track being
In the same beautiful condition as It
mas for the past week, many racers
we're sent to stiff galiops over 1t.
The steeplechasers course Is oeins
toned up IN preparation for the colhlhs
fall meetings, the Jumps are beng r.
novated the wings and take on poarus
are receiving a fresh coat OF W~hltsHdsh'
also the FENCES InClOSinB the Sroul'S
Among the arrivals to-day were tns
of Father Bill DAILY, sam DOS,
g,tt with Head Lad and Hydransla, ana
Il. 3. ~Jennlnss's string, among thtn.
81 the two-vear-old Sacredus, Cele-
hrant. Memorlam ana LetoIa. All mo
horses in those strings snlpped IN eN-
cellent condition. not a case Oh slChHesS
being among them
Some Fast work.
About the most conspicuous move OK
the morning was a~cconlplls.T nt rim
PAYNE. Pentaur and Cad Smile 70
liner three-quarters OF 4 HmHtee,
Stepping the distance In ~ 9' saddle dIe'
Payne, with the trainer IN tne I nuTi
san IN IA NiN
S wI,Ktdde the Murphy %sprinter. Dean
swift, useful mile, prs ffo 2 the Sne sa n ne
sarne ,,,rned a half mile galloping in %.
't Stamping Ground, OF the , PT miias
string, breezed one and on sron tbe T barS
az az IT. Holland. turned three furlongs
in o,4o: Neither One; from the S 81 is
string, breezed six fgrlonss IN l'Z 81 Tho
Wexican Stables lot. going in Indian
aie: sterpsd of .d ,=hTe Srssz,rs sx 9t 4 @''s
in I,oL-ou'ss VeIos galloped five furlongs
in H i'd7, Menpenaeld, from the weston iwnl
minut]e nr Ttr in O.5G, Antagonist and
iHI%"rmi1aior;,n Of re .Rs IF 6os sSrae f] st2 D
string 49, pirate. Of the same string,
IN Nv. aned ~three-quarters of a mile IN
- H Nss sm stfPp dia three f6s rick '%Fl' n O.t =
az, rneeIlssd off a half mile, galloplng. In
n a. -
The evening world., 1903-08-27
HARVARD ENGAGES HANIAN.

BOSTON. Aug 2I-Ned Hanlan. recent
ly coach If the Columbia crews. mas
been engaged to take charge Of Har-
wards oarsmen neXt year. Hanlan and
James Ten Eyck were candidates for
the position.
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RESULTS AT CHICAGO.
,soecial to The Evening World,

HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CHI
cAGo, Aug. 27.-Following are the re-
suits OF the races scheduled to be run
here this afternoon:
First Race-Four and a half furlongs.
r-Wqn by Mss Noble, 3 to / and 2 to /;
caro- Burn, B to 2, was second; Sauer-
hraut third. Tlme-O,5S. %.
Second Race-Three-quarters OF a mile.
lrWon by Muresca, z to 10 and / to 3;
tt4s Tag. 2 TO 3, was second n Censor
third. Time-1.17.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
PIRATES" RELEASED.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Aug. 27.-Pittsburg
to-day released pitchers Wilhelm and
Thompson. and Catcher Corish, Of Hell
ena. signed and reported to-day.
The evening world., 1903-08-27

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. G.--The De
troit-C Chicago game was postponed on
account OF rain. A double-header will
be played TO, morrow.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
SAME OLD STORY
IN TENNIS MATCH
h. L. Doherty, the Eng|ishman,
Defeats Larned in the New
port Games for the Champ
Ionship with Little Trouble.
tsprcIAl to The prrnlnr Norldl

COsAiO COURT. NEWPORT. Aug q.
III l., Doherty, tennis champion IF
Great Britain. defeated William A.
l'arned, champion Of the United States,
IN three sets by the score of so, Ga.
l0-S.
The match was the challenge contest
OF the National Championship T%ourna-
ment. and II is the first time that a
foreign PLAYER has ever won the highest
honors that the American costs offer.
n betting was all the way from 4 to
l TO . to / in favor of the Englishman.
HIS steady performance since his arrival
III this country and his straight line OF
Victories caused him to be regarded as
a sure winner.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
No Game nj PIttsburR.

E1TTsBuRG. Aug. 2.-To-day's Pitts.
st Louis am was postponed on
cunt Of raiRs
The evening world., 1903-08-27

Baseball To-day. p. NJ. American League.
Greater ". y. Va. Wash. D'way . l66tb st.sss
The evening world., 1903-08-27
FirAt Set.
Larned wOr

Larned won the service. and on the
outs and nets OF the American Do
merry was aole to win the mrs, game by
a love score and the second at 10. On his
second service lDaraeu wurkeu naru. bu,
poherty forced MIN into dl'iicIlt posi-
lions, and after leading at 80 love the
american lost the game by his errors.
There was a fine DIT OF rallying IN the
fourth game, in which Larned forced
the poinls TO deuce by mis- accurate place
herty had all the best of the scoring and
led on the games up the end Of the
set, which Doherty took at i love. The
points.
". \. LIned. commenced | 2 6-lo-0
The evening world., 1903-08-27

Dctroit-ChicRRo American League
Game Postponed.
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HAMBURG BELLE
N GREAT SHAPE
Candidate Goes Fast
Six turloras at tho Bay
others Oct Final Prepare.
tons for The Race.

1fErraffENr uNy Nls rfe
itr rr. Nj. .fett t tho Rtt t.|f u1.r.
irr t.T tis Efl1H.rr balrs wore 0Irt'.
t.. Hr-s There ,rrr several l|.I..fy
'ri,I. brought m and tho umc shown
we ,n the pst sldo Tho track "''
d-. and fast tHI .ro grounds nerrr
,s. tsi bother nu tho a.a 10 moo'inr
m.. m.a' .uspituHus frI'i y .''
morning vla accomplished when ilI.
Nnv % nir FufIrlty candidate Hi.l
Rail ax mrIprEs In ia r5 The I.I'
va. dome over the Futurity 'oUrsr,
wnere a man was stationed ,o drop a
handkerchief ns q signal u the start
The i've f~Irloura wpa tone I'm u'' Aho
the rpcer VAS All out ~ the mist"
Hambu-G Belle. WORK
sydney Ptgsts Fututity candidate,
tt,m,uig kslts. covered -lN lIIi9u-.
nyc the main rack 10 ia Adt NY
tIrn,i I'VE turiougs in lb P.tFis!tNI'
reaIpi on ak furiougs In - l2 X "
Walden sent Mistress ana
six fIrIonga in III H.
August BelmuutH Futurliy 'lSl".''
covered 4 mile 30 70
I amer A ]. JOyler sent ilne-ttrs-
five u-longs In lG. T.. ~ MoLarlru &
Brooklyn turned ave furiougs iu lui =
f.. 4 Jones sent Charley Fisher "a
furlpngs IN lilo VI btnnahtr sweet
Nell ~ ned i've furlpngs IN lH
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Sporting.

CHICAGO HANDICAPPED. 800 Broadway. oppo-
site Post Once publishes 80 worth racing IN
.lections unsurpassed; genuine information fur
nished by experienced racing experts: mora VIM
no-s han ran he n--rrret e'sswhe-e.
The evening world., 1903-08-27

Three and Seven Time Want Ads.
Fill Boarding Houses and Rooms.
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Second Set.

Gloom settled over the big crowd AT
the beg InnluS OF the second set,
.DOhe,ty held 10 nus accuracy and while
the American played brilliantly at times
he cuulu not SCI mis- backhand stroke
within the lines nor over the net. ON
the left side OF mis- court Larned WAS
very weak, but on the fourth game he
Str enCthened and won his nrst game
by two passes off his hackhand l-alned
also took the next game and while he
cndeavored to put a lot Of spirit in to
MS game, his errors were so costly that
tue wonueriul little English player held
10 the lead at +3 on the games, on
tho eighth game Larned began driving
tho BAN low NJ DohertN's feet, and with
some success, for the challenger nctted
several OF his returns Both fought
hard for tho points. nut in the excite
ment OF these rallies lsarned made the
mistake of lifting the bail SO high that
the deadly overhead strokes OF the
EnGlishman were brought into play and
he smashed so accurately that Larned
was completely overwhelmed and lost
the set nj 6-3. The points:
\. <. Lsrnsd ,....,, ! / 1 ) 500
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The third SET was pla we'd at a terrific
pace. Dofsrty took the lead at the start,
close and bv a fash OF his old self he
managed TO bring the games to deuce at
5-all, Then tho real battle began for
the sun was having its effect upon the
little Brlton. In tho twelfth game he
was three times within a point of taking
the championship, Each time Larnei
beat him of by passing him down the
side lines. The vantagr service fell to
Llraed. and this rave him q fine oppor-
unity TO bring the games to deuce,
which he did M to Sail. But N was
h1"Vy beaten IN the eighteenth game at
10-S go
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORDS OF BIRTHS.

RECORDS OF BIRTHS.
s; L. and Florence Casper. 26io Washington;
Henry and Sophie Bullardck. 5oaS Morgan
J LorenSe and Amanda Barbal 17c1 Division:
John B. and J. T. Blankmann; boy.
a5n Tne and y and NINA MaFy ax gasGs s 4 FraneSs Soy
Christnan and Annie Muth. 422o hossa'h'
Edward II. and Ann S. Luckett. $50 Vernon;
Averling and Alice setchfeld. 1852 Humphrey;
! Fred and Maggie Lulds. 7sO5 Pennsylvania:
Tim and Mary Kane 14os Grattan; boy.
John H. and Josephine \. Krabbe. $50 n
Ernie and Mary Kossmann- sils n. Broadway;
F. and Marguare,en Gassei 5iss n. Broad
John and Ellen Gogrin. eeio Fair; girl:
William and Catherine Gray. 6I22 vernon
:. John NJ. and Rosa Y. Fenton. 1924 Sarah:
Fred and Lizzie Forester. ses9 Morganford:
Aibert and Lulu Dnuernbaun,. 1916 chouteau;
Anton and Katie pessall, 4o4 W. stems; boy.
Matthias and Hulde Allen, 12iO ST. Ange'
Louis and Johana A. Melting. $50 n. Four
Eugene and Emma Fisgler. so6 East Espen-
Gottleib and Freda wandl. 37ss Moreanford;
Anthony and Alice Weber. 1To S. Ninth:
Cyrus and Nellie Thorpe. s2es Morsanford;
Christian and Carrie schray. 800 West sterns:
Henry and Carrie slagiwick. 1000 o'Fallon;
Frank and Annie schnorbur. 1900 South
s. and Table Rosenberg. 1908 North Second;
Morris and Mollie Rosenblum. sO2 Biddle;
.Adwells and Josephine Regina, us Morgan;
Morris and Yettis Russnberg, 1ce1 North
Y. Bessie Kornblum. 1908 North Fourteenth;
.hdolph and Manic Kode 255aA Warren;
w. 7. and Edwina 7-uganIels. $500 cahanne;
Thomas and Kate Hennessey. 1881 North
Twenty-fourth; boy.
william J. and Lille Flcewin s7si Vest;
Roma and Marie vahali. SIT Morgan: boy
Josephh and Rosa Nomally: GIRL
Leo and Minnie Miller. sl.a Brantner place;
Andrew and Jeanne Medley, ssOS Morsanford;
Alex and Clara Mansiri. Ssss Weber; boy.
Anthony and Alice Weber. 17lo S. Ninth:
W. and Mary Phuibee. 2sle Franklin;
Louis and Bessie B. Portman. 1907 North
Martin aha Fanny PAXTON. 1850 Garrison;
Martin and Fanny Payton. io5 S. Garrison;
e. and Dora Parlman. 12Cs o'Fallon: boy.
:. Rob and Louisa Newman: girl.
Peter and Mary Lalley. sa4s Cote Brilliante;
sAibert and Louise Schultz. Ills Biddle: boy
s7Adolph and Emma Dahlem. $40 Rutger:
John and Elizabeth Ruther. s7ss osceola:
girl
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The following articles OF incorporation were
fled yesterday In the Office of the Recorder Of
Deeds:
Central Linotype Composing Company-A. W.
Payne. J. G. Armstrong, Edward Buschart and
Louis Buschart. 24H shares each; J. d. Dali
ton. share: general typesetting. printing and
publishing business: capital stock. full paid
Worlds Fair Hotel and Boarding house Accom-
mediation Company-L.P. Davis Michael Toomey
and Robert c. Murray. 3.33s Ia shares each;
10 carry on O. general brokerage business In
seeking and furnishing accommodations to
strungers and visitors TO the city OF ST. Louis; ;
first meeting January 5. 1904. at D. M; cap
1tal stock, one-hah paid $4,000.
snEvans-Montngue Commission Company-Al-
bert d. Evans, 11f shares. George s. Hyde
William J. Rice Warren Bailey. share EACH
and Howard Bailey, shares, all OF St Louis
and James W; Montasue, Fort Worth. Tex.
= shares: 10 DO q general livestock commits
sion business: first meeting December ii, room
o seventh floor Equitable building. at 3 D. m !:
achpitnl stock. full paid. SI5.o00.
s9 INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK
Friedman Bros. Shoe Company. from $500 600
70 .0oo 0o full paid: assets. 81 sos $50 30: ia-
bIlities 81, H,zS,611b1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
BURIAL PERMITS.


Ssssss>~es~ee~~s>~s~
.,nra laura Kasplo. <s years, as7 Euclid; heart
s.,John A,sewood. 20 years. sus Lawton: heart
4Aylor Lea. s. years. 2sao Wash: accident.
Bestion OF lungs. i' so"-
Ida P. Page. s months, 1907 Chestnut. cro,n
Gn,raopher Stein. "a years. s22 Farrar; pneu.
,.s., Julia X Terry. 7 months soa South seventh;
Henry wilzmann. a years. 7la South Broad
..HsEmsn wlzner. s. years. City Hospital:
Martin Maurer. q years. poorhouse; con-
Petsie Huery. 81 years. sos North Cardinal.
ccnsumpton. Ai'
-vlrsinia Salisbury. IS years. 1884 McKissock.
Ma5ssret CONNER. IS years. s1ss Sheridan:
catherins Foley. . years. 1918 cass: nns,-
!. John b Baum. IS years. ss4s Allen: heart dis
eese. s e1
Mary wende. 4 years. az2s Carr: consunp.
h1onchtis
Charlotte Heidsicck. : years. 2sas Cherokee:
Lucille NJ Kiinse. years. za2s Wash; diph-
iberia. eip"-
Julius crome. year. 1874 Division: pneu-
jacob Fiecls. 90 years. 500 Lefangwell: pneu-
monia. A
!. Anna Solomon. Sc years. 122l soulard; pneu-
.nonia-
Anna ~. pickneito Is years. 1874 Hebert:
John Pope. % years. City Hospital: consump-
Charles s. Zones. Is years. ss5s Illinois; ty-
John Diemert = years. MulIanphy Hospital:
enteritis-
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EMPLoYMENT AGENCIEs.

ALL those desiring help or seeking situations
NAV register with the Free Employment Bu-
reau Of the State Labor Bureau Of Statistics.
nisi.ed free OF charge. Eel. tSinIoch A ISL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-30
EDUCATIONAL.

TAKE q course In st. Louis Matchmaking
School. 5s15 Earton ave.. and become a first
class jeweier. send for circular.
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Jones & Hend derSOn

Business College, Grand Avenue and Windsor
Place Opposite High SchooD-Thorough indi-
yldusl instruction IN shorthand. typewriting.
tions procured. Day. three months. SIS: one
month. $40. Night school. IS per month. Call
for catalogue. Both phones
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uLINoIs.

REPuBLIC SPECIAL
State Rose Is follows:
The Model Department Store Company. Ed
wardsville; capital. -. 900: general mercantile
business. Incorporatorf-Samuei La Fox, Joseph
Hotz end Frank J. Stillvell
GThe lerksda1e Goal Company. Taylorville;
capital. 3, 500: mining. 1ncorporators-IA d.
%1owill r. W. Apdereon and D. D. Shumway.
:. The Aurora Beacon Publishing Company, Au-
340,060 80 y
3 Foreign:
7s:ssy City, n. j.: capital $1,000; capital IN