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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-13
NEGROES HELD PLACE
OF HONOR IN THE
PRESIDENTS PARADE.
Continued Fro~ Page One.


were arranged to seat thirty-six persons
each, except the table of the honored guest,
which ran the entire length of the room and
to which others were placed at right angles.
Immediately back OF Mr.. Roosevelts s
chair was draped presidential flag, which
had been sent over from the Mare Island
Navy Yard. To the right Of Chairman NJ.
H. De Young sat the President. Governor
Pardee. Secretary Loeb, British Admiral
Bickford, Doctor Rixey. Admiral E:empn
and Doctor Butler.
On the left were Secretary Moody, Mayer
Schmitz, Senator Perkins. Assistant Sec
retary Barnes, General Macarthur and
Doctor Wheeler. One OF the features Of the
decorations was an immense garland made
entirely OF California fruits swung on the
south wall, to the other was a string OF
electric lights spelling Lend of Sunshine.
Fruit and Flowers Welcomes President
Roosevelt"
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How an abscess in the Falio.
plan Tubes of Mrs. Hollinger
was removed without a surgical
operation.
IL had an abscess In my side in
the fallopian tube (the fallopian
tube is connection of the ovaries).
l suffered. untold misery and was
so weak / could scarcely get around
The sharp burning pains low down
in my side were terrible. My physi.
clan said there was 10 help for me
unless l would go to the hospital
and be operated on. l thought
before that l would try Lydia e.
Pinkharl's Vegetable Compound
which, fortunately, I did, and it has
made me a stout, healthy woman.
My advice to all women who suffer
with any kind of female trouble is
to commence taking Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
at once" ."-MRs. IRA S. HoLL1NGER,
Stilvideo, Ohio.-S5ooo forfeit u o,isinaiof
above istt:, procns oesynsnsss cannot b produesa
1t would seem by this state
mcnt that women would save
time and much sickness II they
would get Lydia e. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound at once,
and also write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass, for special ad-
vice. It is free and always helps.
No other person can give such
helpful advice as Mrs. Pinkham
to women who are sick.
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THE WEATHER.
Official Observations for To- Day
and Tomorrow.

Washington, May l2-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday;r
Mssouri-Rain followed by fair Wednesday.
Thursday fair and warmer.
Indiana and Illinois-Fair In south, rain and
colder In north portions wednesday. ThufSday
fair fresh northeast wtnds.
Eastern Texas-Fafr Wednesday and Thursday.
Light northwest to north winds.
Indian Territory. OklshomA and Arkansas-
Rain. followed by fair. Wednesday. Thursday
fair and warmer.
Western Texas, New Mexico and Arizona-Fair
Wednesday and Thursday.
Iowa-F'air in west rain and cooler In east
and central portions Wednesday. Thursday fair
and warmer.
Kansas-Fair wednesday and Thursday: warm
NebraskaNFair wednesday: warm in central
portions. Thursday fair; warmer In southeast
portion,
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HENKE MADE GOOD SCORE.
Firth District Patf01man T0ta1ed ILL.,
ROllcenan COnbust Scored l04.

yesterday. but few men appearing at the
Chestnut street range. Three men from the
Fifth District scored good totals, Patrolman
Degnan finished in second position. with 1oa,
and Sergeant Mcfarland brought up the
rear with l05
Policeman Combust of the Third District
appeared for practice and totaled 1N The
result Of yesterdays work gives Degnan
the lead In the Fifth, with a grand total OF
District squad will practice to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-13
LOCAL AND sURURBAN.

Catholic knights of America are in four
teenth biennial meeting at the Southern.
Unidentified man who was taken from the
river Is believed by the Coroner to have
been the victim of an assassin
Copies OF the annual report OF President
L. d. Kingsland of the Manufacturers' AS
eociation were printed for the purpose of eff
feeting reforms and improvements in con-
ditfon existing among local manufacturers.
Delegates to Convention OF the Order of
Railway Teiesraphers banquet.
Difficulties are encounterd in the work of
building summer Fairgrounds for children
by the increasing presence OF billboards on
vacant lots and efforts are TO be made to
secure the passage of a fcity ordinance
remedyins the evil.
The annual entertainment of the Junior
Bibae Class Of the Fountain Park Congre-
eational Church viii be given Friday even
ing.
The Missouri Funeral Directors conven-
ton. now in session. Is against Sunday
funerals.
Former Senator Lyons OF Kansas City re-
fused to answer certain questions propoun1-
ed by Grand Jury. and must appear before
Judge Ryan to show cause why he is not
In contempt of court
Sisters OF Charity celebrate golden jubilee
OF q. AIMS Asylum.
CT AOuD SOuEt VI Rppc6iS ucIficS d
passengers RIGHTS on crowded street cars
Mrs. Mary J. Murphy. mother Of John H.
Murphy Of the st. Louis Court of Appeals,
is dead
Mrs. Charles ". Lange. In the trial Of
her divorce suit 1t Clayton. declared that
her husband had poured out a glass Of
poison and offered It to her to end her life.
Committee of Board Of Public Improve
ments returns from inspection Of water
systems in the West.
Mre Mary II. sommer was found dead
In well BY her son.
Property owners Ned protests against the
passage Of the three Terminal Railroad bills
pending in the City Council.
The Committee IN Public Improvements
Of the City Council ,ftvored granite instead
OF macadam for thereconstruction of Lin
dell avenue.
The School Board decided to name the
new Cote Brilliante school in honor of
James B. Eada. Doctor William Taussig
was unable to attend 1.-THE meeting on ac-
count OF illness.
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To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearinEs were s9.SS.1o 3:
balances, 1856 6s17. Local discount rates were
frm between and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York. par bid 10c premium asked: Chicago.
Cincinnati. Louisville and New Orleans loc
discount bid, par asked.
Wheat closed higher at 6s1ic bid July. 74c
No. red Corn closed higher at 42isc July.
l5Gl5kc No. mixed. Oats closed at 3lssc
bid July, 34lac No. mixed.
The local market for spot cotton un-
changed,
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Indianapolis. Ind. May R.-The silver
here to-day. Early morning mass WAS said
by Cardinal Gibbons In the chapel of St.
Agnes Academy. This afternoon a banquet
was given at the Columbia Club. It was
attended by. $50 persons. Cardinal Gibbons
was the principal speaker. His Holiness.
Pope Leo XIII, has cabled to Bishop
Chatard his congratulations on the Bishops
silver anniversary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-13
CLEVELAND HORSE SALE.

Low Prices Prevail on the Opening
Day.
Cleveland. O.. May l2.-Low prices pre-
vailed generally at the opening day OF the
blue-ribbon horse sale.
Amelia, 2:06S. b. m. who won great
reputation in the Grand Circuit races last
year, was sold for $500 to o. G. Kent of
this city. Last season Amelia won $16,600.
Erriange with 2-year-old mark Of 2:21.
sold for N.e00. to the Hamlins of Buffalo.
who bought for Henry Schmulbaeh Of
Wheeling
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Michiran Excursion Rates.

Vandalia- -Pennsylvania Lines will sell
every day, from June 1 to September %,
1903. round trip tickets as follows: Petoskey
and Bay View. 1890; Harbor Springs, Roar
ing Brook, wequetonsine. &ls.S; Mackinaw
quire OF c. c. Curtice. City Passenger
Agent, Seventh and Olive. for particulars
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WEBER @ FIELDS "TWIRLY WHlRLY"
FROTHY AND FROLICSOME

On the whole "Twif1y Whirly" IL a sump-
tuously spectacular array Of specialties with
q fairly entertaining burIesque for the piece
de resistance.
There will be no matinee at Music Hall
this afternoon. Matinee seats will be ex-
changed for seats to the evening perform
ance, which will begin at g.
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Columbia .. Rolla 4.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. No.. May 12.-In a hotly contested
game this afternoon the Missouri University
baseball team defeated the team from the School
of Mines at Rolia by q score OF to 4. The
RH. E.
Columbia ..........1 ooo1so
Batteries-Grayes and CummIngs: Sears and
Ardinger. Struck out-By Sears 3. by Graves :.
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will be held for pistols and 2z-caliber
rifles with prizes of considerable sums.
Ball Player Fatally Hurt.

Springfield, o., May 12.-In a baseball game
between Cedaryiiie College and wiIbertorce Uni
versity at Wiiberforce grounds Charles Glenn
center.feder for the Cedarville team. was IA
tally injured. short fly was struck and the
shortstop and center fielder both made a rush to
get II. Neither saw the other and they coilided
with great force. both being knocked unconscious
while Claude Philips. the shortstop. has an ugly
gash over the eye.
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Mako Ne Mistake.

Dyspepsia or any othe. stomach trouble
can't be cured by dieting. Satisfactory
work Of muscle or brain cannot be per.
formed on half rations. A variety Of focd
and plenty Of 1t IL necessary. Dupepsia
Tablets digest what you eat and restore
health All druggists 60c. Your money
back il they fail. Sample treatment and
booklet on stomach troubles sent free. Ad-
dress Eupepsia Chem. Co., 30 Clark ave.
Adv.
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MISSOURI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ststs ssm B. Cook today ,.1ed esrtiacates Of
ineovpeFation 70 The folIogins eompenies: o.,
bina; capital co. half paid. Incofpofators-
R; B. Miles. J. g. MIlss. J.; a; Day and other,
slo.6oo; half paid: lneerporsto.ssR. 3 Price. ".
The Majestic Mining Company Of Webb City;
capital. al, 900, ali paid. Incorporators-W. W:
wampton. c. E. Matthews. J. w. Loomac and
others.
The NorveiI-shapleigh Hardware Company OF
81. IouIs increased capital stock from 1900 COO
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BY TELEGRAPH.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
.sean. S.ES R . rsS & during s., red;
sf s a. sSs up
The Government boat Chisea arrived from Pa
at m The ssr sss
lower to the upper Ohio a. with tow s q
se' at m with tow q empsies % % sss PICKED pic ! up
tow Th pf coal and ,s.urnsd to s. Louis at 40
a. Il % P m ,r, with u tow ot eIptss The st.ck.r
parted for St Louis II m With fsir and .rle de
The Boaz departed parted for I ILoqisyiiie At 10 a m;
on time. hut will remain until morning to
are <. ser ;n I.
:ssin rising The present pres M q st.gs I. feet sit
u hours. While the. water did not get low
70 sss ssrd II. s.4 II
The pres,nt rise is Is good con cendittoa; and the
sea s.:s gre un asn' @ the the :. .
bSSuqp. DUE up ass o
warmer.
ns Ps1ss Ky Ny ,sn: i.s .s.s eous, e.
and cool: The Dick Fowler left % time MS
on '9a qae p...sd de.s
to-day With . large tow. Tho Giyde viii 60 out
:sIn. Z due so-das s nom Cincinnati to Mempsis
Busfness good wharf.
- s. s Nay III !, yes hefs % ss .s,nas I:s
= hours The Sun Departed at : .. m. for Full
ton The LaeiIls Ncwland depsrted at D. 2.
ts tTisksogIF aIsyed :sriy thi. morning for visss.
BIZ river to-day were . bales eotton.
vlek.burg: Mis-. Nay 1.-The Gsuge to-nisht
showed ~, q fan Of Z feet The American
cleared for the Iazoo River. Tho HaIlette cleared
from Natchez- The Belle Of the Bends IL due.
Grand Tower IL, May .l1-Rusell Lord up at
CsPe Girardeeu down At SD @ na. Usage up at
z;5 z m: 9auee reads iGt fest and falling.
Warkaw; III. Nay 11-0ause rsads s.s feet.
Gear ana warm Silver Crescent IN and out.
barEes.
Evansville. Ind. Nay a4-River 10 feet, snd
Wheeling. W Va, May n-River 4 fee :
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
Louisville. Nay n-Rivsr falling: h e1nal
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

game this afternoon at League Park between
Henderson and Paducah resulted: Henderson
Paducah O. Mackay and Hedges for Paducah
and Parkins and Warner for Henderson. Both
pitchers struck out eight men each Only four
hits were made OF each.
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Department OF Agriculture. weather Bureau
Meteorological obseryatious received At ST. Louis
May Il, 1898. At SIS y. N. local time and p.
seventy fifth meridian time Observations made
AZ the same moment Of time At all stations:
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

0SK>1nHh<Ah A<SESAASoAASs
Ceol weather and raini retards growth Of
wheat in Illinois,
Missouri q. A. r. encampment begins
three days session at Boonville.
: Curtis yett. alleged assassin of ]. B. Mar
aum In Hargis- Cockrell ,feud at jackson.
Ky, seeks release from tarrest by habeas
corpus proceedings.
Interstate oratorical contest. in which i've
States will be represented. will take place
at Normal. m. May IS.
The National Association Of Police Chiefs
decides to hold It's next meeting In Ct Louis.
n. II. Stoddard. the poet and essayist,
died yesterday in New York.
4 Court Of Appeals At Kansas City decides
that pastor cannot collect salary by legal
process.
Cyclone near Waco. Tex. Injuries two.
Minnesota authorities threaten to revoke
parole Of Cole Younger on account of his
connection with a Wild West show.
Illinois Congress of Mothers in session at
Dakalh
Texas bankers In session at Sherman hear
papers from former Secretary OF the Treas
ury Lyman J. Gage and ex-Comptroller
Charles q. Dawes
The Baltimore Board of Election Super
vioors refuses to count the ballots In the
four precincts in which the judges failed to
COUNT On 0lGCuuu udys hio ASoNCo ItoDcft
N. McIane. Democrat, with a plurality.
william H. johnson. Superintendent Of
the Poorhouse OF Minneapolis under the
Ames administration. was found guilty Of
misappropriating city funds.
Former President Cleveland and party
Of friends are fishing at Middle Bass Island.
Ohio.
A citisen of Glassboro almost laughed
himself to death. He was thrown into hys-
terics by the burning of his home. and it
was all the physicians could do to save him.
The Great Northern Railway makes ex-
tensiye preparations to search for the body
OF Superintendent Egan, who was lost in
the mountains while hunting near Kalispell.
Mont.
Fierce forest fires are raging in Pennsyl-
vania, hundreds OF acres of fine lumber land
being swept bare. Several towns are threat
ened with destruction and the Inhabitants
in some quarters are driven to shelter.
George Koib, who mysteriously disap-
peafed from his home in New York, has
turned up In San Francisco. He told a
friend that he had a complete lapse of
memory and did not know where he was
until he reached Ell Paso.
sPoRTING.
Cardinals defeated Boston by score of Z
to 6, after eleven straight defeats.
game by score Of 1S to z
Warrington University's team was de-
feated by Nebraska. Is to 3.
Marine Intelligence.
New York, May L.-Arrived: Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse. Bremen; sardegena. Ma
,ples: Cevic, Liverpool.
1uckland. May 1z.-Arrfved previously:
Sierra, San Francisco. via Honolulu, for
Sydney. New South WAKES.
Liverpool. May n.-saiIed: Ultonia. Bo.-
ton.
olaaepw, May u.-Arrfved: Columbia,
New York. nth; Pomeranian. NsT York
Hyefpoel. May l1-Arrived: Common
wealth, Boston.
LOaaen: May ll-Arrived: Minnetonka.
New York.
New York. May n..Arrixed: citta Di
helm. Brepen, etc.
s, S See Eolk. Nay r-saned: sylvani.
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WARRINGTON

The Weather Bureaus weekly report says
that rain 10 needed in the Central Missis-
sfppi Valley. and that the temperature has
been too low for the benefit OF crops.
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Des Moines =, Peoria .,

Des Moines. Ia. May 12-Des Moines opened
at home to-day by winning from Peoria BY a
score Of to 4. President Myrtck threw the frst
ball and Mayor Benton caught. The field was
wet and muddy. Attendance. A5oo Score:
De. MoInes .......o o . o /. o o ii ii
Peoria ......-......1 o o 0 0 90 "a I
Batteries: Cushman and Fohl: Friend and VIII
son. Umpire-Mesmer.
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Departed.
Departures To-Ds
River Rialto Brsxitie

Captain James Harris Of Chicago was .
caller Yesterday on Captain King and Colonel
Hunter Ben Jenkins OF the Columbia Captain
Isarris was formerly chief engineer on some Of
the old-tim boats. but retired from the river
several years ago. He In now superintendent Of
chicago boiler company.
Tho Sidney came down yesterday from Keo-
ton with a good passenger list.
oria. She will depart on the return this after.
noon.
Captain Tom Garrison went out as one Of the
pilots Of the Chester yesterday to Cape 0irar'
deau.
The Columbia departed for Chester yesterday
afternoon with good trip.
Owing to delay the Stacker Lee will not
get in from Memphis until this morning She
viii depart, however. on time in the afternoon
The Belle Of Calhoun will 90 out this after
noon to Calhoun County. she arrived yesterday
morning.
Freight is being received for the trip Of the
W.. H Grapevine TO Missouri River points, She
will depart this afternoon.
Luther Brasher and Charles Ziegler Will 90
out as pilots of the Stacker Lee to-day. return
ing to the Serths they had before the strike.
The Grey Eagle came In from Commerce
the return this afternoon.
The lighthouse tender Lilly Is due from Cape
Girardeau. She has been regulating lights on
the lower river.
The City Of Savannah is due to-day from the
Tennessee River. She will 60 out on the return
tomorrow afternoon.
The Peters Lee is en- route to ST. Louis fror
on the return Friday
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cockED-HAr TOURNEY.
nee Men 4, North Ends I.

The Ofhce Men won all but one game from the
North Ends last evening on the Acme alleys
torfous team He also made total OF 50 in the
third game Obefbeck led for the losers. with an
average Of 81 1-o The score:
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8, >. q, fall. . feet; below locks u.s feet. Clear
arS pS,,{R.snss. Pa. May i1-River as feet, and
cineinnati. O.. May iz.-River li.s feet. and
falins. oirsrsean' na No. Nay la-w.sther cloudy
and raining Riyer falling: ssuse reads l,s
feet The Stacker Lee up at $50 P m; Ins
at D. m and will take an excursion out TO
Commerce and return this evening
~Boro-Yormaitn'' Dtmsf q Anend). used
~ tooth and mouth wash IN the morning.
leaves mouth sweet and pure all day.
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Missouri Valley League.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Kansas City, Mo-, May 1a-There were no
games played to-day in the Missouri Valley
League. It iained In Fort Scott. Springfield,
A'i1 The .an afsnSIpa STpa.nf NJ the team. "a.
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EDWARD H BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official.
River Forecast.
The Missouri south OF Kansas City will rise
except below Bonneville to Hermann. where IL
will fall Tho Illinois will continue to fall. and
the Mississippi will ree below Hannibal and
fall at st. Louis during the next IS hours.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked 1856 feet, in
dicating a fall Of . OF . foot In u hours
Business along the river moderate.
Weather, unsettled. with showers.
To-Day's Weather.
Probably rain.
Arrived.
OeHe Ol tdlnoun ..........-.... CalhOun county
Bald EAgle Peoria
Grey EnBle Commerce
sidney keokuk
Departed.
Shester Cape Girardeau
Soiumpla ......-..-...............-.. Chester
sidney Burlington
Departures To-day.
Stacker Lee Aemphis
Ddlu EAkc f0Ofl4
spread Eagle Alton
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College Baseball.

At Beloit. wis:-Beloit. IL: Laurence UnIvefsi-
ty AppIeton, Wia.), l.
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EDWARD H. BOWIE.
Local Eufecaa& Qff3cIsl
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Mrs Mary Ann Dagsett, - years old, wife
OF Frank E. Daggett. living at No. aS
Lafayette avenue. died at $50 o'clock yes
terday Afternoon from the effects Of an
overdose of chioroform. taken Monday aft
ernoon. Her husband found her unconscious
when he returned from work. Efforts Of
physicians to revive here were futile.
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Charges Son with Theft.

Robert Hoesln. is years old. was arrested
last night at the request Of his mother Of
No. South Jefferson avenue, who says she
will apply for q warrant to-day charging
her son with the theft Of q gold watch. the
property Of his sister,
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L0cal Report
st. Louis. Tuesday. May =: 1893.
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SITUATION STILL UNCHANGED.
Passenger Trains Being Run by
Officials of Road.
RKPrBIIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jackson, Tenn. May 1.-THE strike sltua-
ticn in Jackson Is practically unchanged.
Prominent officials Of the NJ. & o. are In
the city. but have made no attempt to hold
q conference with the strikers. The tnjunc-
tion granted yesterday by the Federal Court
restraining the strikers from intimidatipg
the nonunion men, threatening. pursua ding 3
tried in this city Wednesday morning. y
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HPQRTING.

Cardinals defeated Boston by score of
to &, after eleven straight defeats.
Browns slug Senator's pitchers and win
game by score Of ID to-.
Warrington University's team was de-
feated by Nebraska. Is to 3.
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Amateur Baseball Notes.

The Millers defeated the Spana Cubas Sunday
oy the score of Is to :. The former team has an
open date next Sunday and would like to hear
from some frst-class team. Address r. J. Burke.
room Z, Republic building.
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EDWARD H. BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-13

The Frisco System team vas defeated by the
team at Neosho. the score being to T. the
former team Will play at Collinsville next Sum
day; The Frtscos would like to hear from Cairo,
virden. st. Elmo and Effngham, III. Address
J. B. Stader, No. 800 Commercial building
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-12-02
Visit the Overland Today.

M. E. Balm, manager Of the Over
land company, accompanied by DR..
Roy, of st. Paul, president of the
company, and Father Roser, Of Salt
Lake. and Father Rulquin, Of st.
Paul, left this morning to visit the
Overland property, In the Cable Cove
district. Both Father Rulquin and
Father Roser are interested In the
property, and are here with the presi'
dent to make general inspection Of
tho operations.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-12-02
Cost Of Treating Ores Growing Less.

Thirty years ago ore running less
than $40 ton could not be handled
at profit In the Idaho Springs, Col
oIado, district. Today ore In big
bodies running as low as s6 ton
may realize a profit to the miner
under favorable circumstances. All
Of this is due to improved mining
and milling facilities. as we'll as de-.
creased treatment charges Of the
smelters and transportation COM
panies. This Improvement is con.
stantly going on, enabling the miner
to get better savings for less cost
and the future assures still greater
profits In mining. Several OF the