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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-06

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SHERIFF
WITHERS
SHOT
Attempts to Arrest
Ellis Lyons
Enters House and is Held by
Mother and Wife
While Desperate Deliberately
Murders Him

Eugene. Or, Feb. 6.--News reached
Eugene early this morning that Sher'
IN w. W. Withers was shot and ia
tally wounded last evening, about ~
miles west of here, by Ellis Lyons,
whom he was trying to arrest for
horse stealing In Jackson county.
The hall entered the throat and lodged
in the spinal column. His whole body
is paralyzed. Physicians left here
this morning for the scene. The body
will be brought here tonight. The
sheriff had entered Lyons house and
was held by his mother and wife,
while the shot was fred with a Win
chester. Lyons escaped, and posse Is
after him Lyons was a former depu
~ sheriff. He has, since going out Of
office. been in the penitentiary fo'
embezzling school funds.
Record at Prison.
70. e. Lyons, the probable murdere
was sent from Lane county for lar
ceny. being sentenced March IA, 1897
for the term Of one year. He served
ont his time. and the prison records
show that he was a model prisoner
Lyons was discharged August a.
1897 His age was SO that year.
Height feet, inches; weight, 1861
complexion, light; hair, light brown
or haxen; eyes light blue or gray
and he wore a 6h shoe.
His measurements are as follows
Breast. 81 inches; waist, 80; arms
80, leg SO; hips, S61s; neck, IS; hat
221l.
He had the following scars: Sew
eral dim, on body Cut on back of
right index finger and thumb; white
outside of left elbow; several small
cuts ON index and third fingers right
hand; cut. first toe right foot His
teeth were good This is the prison
description.
Sketch Of Withers.
Sheriff Withers is known all over
the coast as one of the most compe'
tent and brave men in the office OF
sheriff. He has been elected three
times as a Democrat in a strong Re-
publican county, the last time by 900
majority, when the county went 500
Republican. He belonged to the Wood
men Elks and knights of Pythias,
and leaves a wife and son, aged about
10. He was an absolutely fearless Of
ficer, and rather disposed to take
chances
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clamation. l03 (Helgeson). Z to 10. second: Fore
sight 1i5 M Ps,li,po e Sek,n sn.sa Always:
Faithful. Pistol. clyde. Ryevale and Lazy
Walter also ran. >,.u IN;
Third race. Ave furlonss-Sweet Nell U'
to i second: Latuia. ~ lcaivit. t. l.
third. Time. 1902 l-5. THAN, Steele Irene H Miss
Gould and George West also ran. ,,ua
Fourth race Crescent City Aano,caS. N 'ie
won: Little Scout lis wv. Hieks.. s to /: sec
ond: Bondage, l0s (McCayrel. , to I,, hm.rn'
SAFETY Light and Aladdin also ran; Ar.
Fifth race. mile handicap-Huxzah. JOS tMS-
IntyreI 5 to l. won: De Reszke. 1903 fTruebelo.
Is to 10. second: Levi Dorsey. 10l (Higginsl.
to i. third. Time. la is. Mauser. Our Mug
get and Euualize also ran.
Sixth race mile and eighth. selling-Iee
King. 90 lJenkins). 10 to l. won: Badger; 1oS
bins, even. third. Time. 1:55 2-5. Past Gin
spray. Oclawaha. Eugenia s.. Meistersnger.
Joe Doughty. Trocadero and The Wizard also
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BY TELEGRAPH.

nTs es Ky and pss .,sns 5sass
nessee TO Waterloo at midnight. Captain Henry
Leyhe arrived from st. Louis tonight; Nayi-
cation still suspended in the Ohio. Business
dull on the wharf
stands I.a feet. fall Of IS OF foot in a hours.
count Of bad bad, weather and roussabont troubles
bales cotton and bags seed cotton.
Pittsburg Dec. 19.-River "a feet: stationary
at Davis Island dam. Cloudy and threatening
ing. Weather cloudy and cold. River closed
Evansville. Dec. l9.-River stationary. IS
feet. Cloudy. warmer and rain.
Cincinnati. Dec. 1e.-River falling. 10 feet
Louisville. Dec. ls.-River stationary; cans |
2.s. feet, falls inches. locks 4.a feet. Colder
and raining.
cloudy and cold: strong wind blowing ~
rs sSe .s sfns Feet Is Hss., !, s s
ioW-sater marx weather clear and Cooler ao''e
Grand Tower. ILL.,. Dec. livery little ice to-
sna psns Weather Cloudy and 1fas %.rm
with rain.
Chester. Ill. =, Dee fs .sG 4sas g feet, and
Cloudy eli and cool. with drizziinx rain; s Wind
southeast.
ing fall of 2 during the last "a hours The
weather is rainy and cold. The Bob Dudley
departed for Paducah at 10 a. m. The Georgia
Lee will depart tomorrow for Memphis The
Dunbar brought dredge from Paducah last
evening. and the Pacific took It to Thebes to-
day to be used on the wrecked transfer For
trips between Birds Point and cairo They
are moving the passenger trains and some
freight. The Ice has entirely run out of The
Mississippi.
vicksburg. Miss, Dec. 1s.-The gauge to-
night shows 20. a fall Of 3. The Delta In
due from Greenville. The Reese Pritchard ar.
rived and reports that Yazoo River Is Allied with
wild ducks. Weather rainy and warmer
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
ST. LOUIS CLUB ELECTION.
David Il. Francis Reelected Pres
ident and l.. T. Tune Secretary.

David r. Francis was yesterday re-
elected president Of the St. Louis Club.
John F. Lee was elected first vice presi-
dent, Charles H. Huttig second vice pres
ident and L. ID. Dozier third vice presi-
dent. l. r. Tune was continued In the
Office of secretary and Wallace Delafield
as treasurer
H. F. Knigh. and William Enders were
elected directors to serve three years. The
directors whose terms were unexpired
are Rolla Wells, H. B. Collins and II. N,
Davis
The two new directors and Mr.. Huttig
are the only ones whose names did not
appear on the roster of officers before.
The annual meeting took place last night
in the ballroom. Reports OF n routine ma
ture were received and the affairs Of the
club were shown to be in good condition,
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Hildreth's Great Mare Captures
the Crescent City Handi-
cap in 2:O6 So.
LITTLE SCOUT is SECOND.
Huzzah Wins From De Reszke
and Lev Dorsey in Gruelling
Finish-Higgins Pilots Joe
Goss to Victory.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New orleans La. Dec. 19.-Witful made
her field Look cheap in the Crescent City
Handicap 1t was the best race the mare
has run this winter, and in many respects
the best race ever run over the New Or
leans track. Witful picked up ia pounds
and won as she pleased. stepping the
route in the phenomenally fast time Oh
2:O6 S-5
Witful went to the front on the back
stretch and passed her horses as though
they were tied. Captain Arnold was COM
pletely raced off his feet chasing Hill
dredth's great mare, and stopped all over
in the stretch.
Little Scout hung on in his usual game
fashion and wrested second money from
Bondage in a terrific struggle. Bondage
trailed the field to the last furlong. finish
ing like a giant. The winner was coupled
the running price, and about the same
was paid at post time.
Huzzah. De Reszke and Lev Dorsey had
a ripping finish in the mile race. Terry
Higgins rode Lev Dorsey and took his
mount to the front as soon as the field
got out.
De Reszke and Our Nugget raced out in
within striking distance of the first three
to the stretch turn, then moved up grad
rally. He caught Lev Dorsey and De
Reszke firing in the final sixteenth and
won by head, with De Reszke a neck in
front Of Lev Dorsey. The winner went to
the post at IS. De Reszke was backed
into favoritism at the last minute.
Terry Higgins rode a magnificent race
on Joe Goss In the first race. He plainly
unfinished Helgerson and landed Joe
Goss nose In front Of the heavily
backed Hands Across. Joe Goss was %
to-1 shot. Frank Bell, the even-money IA
vorite. set the pace and finished third.
Mountebank and Exclamation had driv-
ing finish in the second. the Schorr colt
gaining the decision by an eyelash.
Sweet Nell outgamed Josette in the
third and won by a length Calvit tossed
the race Off on Latuka by getting the
filly practically left at the post.
Felix Bard was cooked and primed for
a killing and led his field in the sixth to
the last furlong. Lee King and Badger
then cverhauled him, Lee King winning
in the last jump by a head. Track fast.
First race. six furlongs-Joe Goss lO7 dig
cns). 20 to l. won: Hands Across. 1O7 (Helge-
SOM. 20 TO ], second: Frank Bel. 107 III Phil
lipsl. even. third. Time. 1:14. over Again.
Major Mansir. Ascension. Mayor johnson and
Neither One also ran
Second race 2-yeer-olds seven furlongs-
Montebank. lis CIV. FISHERY. to I, won; Ex-
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REPUBLICS SUNDAY. DECEMBER 20 1908
wa. formerly prominent in Republican polite.

wa. formerly prominent in Republican politics
in New York State.
MARION JONES
Conway. Ark. Dec 1s.-Maron JONES' an old
citizen OF this county and an ex-Confederate
veteran. died here to-day Of pneumonia.
MRS RACHAEL HAINEs.
Pana, ILL.,, Dec. 19.-Mrs Rachael Haines 50
years DID, died to-day.
W. r. YARNELL.
old. father of Attorney J. II. Yarnell Of this
city. died to-day at Nokomis
DAVID r. ROUNTREE.
Nashville. ILL.,. Dec. 19.-David r. Rountree.
the l9-year-old son OF Z. c. Rountree, died at
Marissa. His body was brought here to-day
for interment.
MRS E. JANE THOMPSON.
Nashville. ILL.,. Dec. 19.-Mrs +. Jane Thomp-
son. a highly respected pioneer resident Of this
city. died her. yesterday at the age OF % years
Funeral services at the Baptist church.
BAZEL EVANS.
Htchfeld, ILL.,. Dec. 19-Bazel Evans died
at his home in this city to-day. aged 66 years
Funeral Sunday.
MISS MATTE SCHULTZ
.Alhambra. ILL.,. Dec. l9.-MisB Matte Schultz.
q years old. died yesterday. after lingering
illness. She was a daughter OF Herman Schultz.
MRS LEVI SWARM.
st. Elmo. ILL.,, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Levi Swarm,
wife Of a Wheatland Township farmer, died
to-day. aged 45 years.
WILLIAM F. GOSEA
Bloomfield Mo-. Dec. 19-william F. Gosea,
merchant, farmer. stock breeder and local cap
italist OF Swinton. died last night Ut pneu-
monial fever, aged IS years.
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To-Day's Weather.
Probably rain: colder.
River Rialto Brevities.

A small model Of Russell Gardncr's yacht.
Annie Russell. has been made in sugar by
George Miller. a confectiOner living at No. IA
South Broadway. The model Is about three
feet long.
Captain Burd Burton. commander Of the
steamer Chester OF the Chester Line. arrived in
st. Louis from Cape Girardeau. where tho
steamer Is laid up.
1t was reported yesterday that the railroad
transfer steamer T. H. Davis. which ran
, aground at Thebes. ILL.,. last Wednesday. had
been turned over to the insurance underwriters.
Captain Theodore Hall came up from his
home at Kimmswick. Mo-. yesterday and was
among the callers at the harbOr-rooms. Many
members OF the harbor are preparing to attend
the funeral OF Captain David X. Powell. who
died yesterday.
The steamer Shiloh Of the Tennessee River
Line ran through herself while route to
Paducah. bursting both cylinder heads and
cross head She Is laid up at Danville for re-
pairs
Captain William Hanover. 50 years old. a
wcll-known Mississippi River steamboatman,
Is dead at his home At New Orleans.
Captain F. L. Kennedy OF Mount Carmel.
H., visitor along the Levee.
George Grey. an engineer employed on the
Government fleet at Santa Fe. III. has re-
turned to st. Louis for the winter.
The Towards Shipyards Company has been
Incorporated for 100000 The company will con-
troll the yards at Jeffersonville. Ind, Mound
City. ILL.,. Paducah. KY. Madison, Ind. and
Cincinnati.
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NEwBERRY-on Thursday. December Il.
1903, at II o'clock a. m. Charles Newberry,
brother Of William and the late John New
berry and Mrs. Calena Leonard. Funeral from
family residence, No. 2335 Scott avenue, Sun
day. December %. at 80 p m. to ST. NAL
achy's Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was a member Of International Team
sters' Union No. 72S.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
BILLIARDS,
POOL TOURNAMENT STANDING.
Howe and White Have Best Marks in
Broadway Meet.
BILLIARDS.

Standing Of the players in the French pool
tourney at the broadway last week shows that
Albert Howe and Claude White are entitled to
split honors. each having two victories to his
credit.
Lester Gilmore and Walter Alcoke have one
game to their credit. victories being scored in
the solitary matches. Ed Green and NJ. j,
Balzheiser have broken even in their work no
in their list.
Thomas McCiowan and G. NJ Sheppard will
meet in to-nght's match. and the game is ex.
pected to prove exciting. The men arc about
evenly matched. but 1t is thought that Shep.
pard will be made a slight favorite, in spite
Of McGowan's recent work.
Standing for last week was.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
TURKEY OFFERS
FULL APOLOGY.
United States Consul Davis Will
Be Received With High Hon
ors on Returning to
Alexandretta.
REPUBLIC Special.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Dec. 1s-The State Depart
ment has received cablegram from Min
lister Leishman at Constantinoplc. stating
that Turkey has made amends for the
assault on and insult to Consul Davis at
A!exandretta. who was attacked by Turk
isf police while defending an American
citizen.
He states that the Turkish Government
mas instructed the Governor at Alexan-
dretta to apologize to the Consul Upon his
return there.
Consul Davis is now on his way. as
passenger of honor, on the cruiser San
Francisco. which left Beirut yesterday.
He will be received with distinguished
consideration on his arrival by III. Turk
tsh authorities and full apology made.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
wELL-KNOwN PILOT DISAPPEARS.
Police Believe Captain John Welsh
Was Murdered at L0uisville.
REPI'BLIC SPE-IAL.

Louisville KY. Dec. 1s.-Captain John
Welsh. formerly one OF the best-known pilots
In the South. has disappeared, and the indica-
lions that he has been murdered. The po-
lice are making an investigation.
During the past few months Captain Welsh
has been employed on the float Of the ST. Ber-
nard Mining Company at the foot OF Bullitt
street. When one of the workmen reached the
float early in the morning the office presented
the appearance Of violent struggle having
taken place. Chairs were overturned and ia
bles broken. Wesh's hat found on the
floor bIoOdstains.
Brothers of the missing pilot believe that
he was murdered. and that after the crime the
body was thrown into the river. Welsh was
well known along the rivers from New Orleans
to Pittsburg.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
Jersey Realty Transfers.

The following real estate transfers of Jersey
County have been recorded at Jerseyville:
v. F. olney ct al. to Edward c. Schmidt,
lots in Fieldon: $3.50
Franklin H. isringhausen to Edith L. Kircb-
ner. lot IS Of Bowmans addition: 5000.
Stephen NJ Reddish ct al. to George A. Har-
mon. lots S and and parts OF lots and I OF
block g. In Gaines's addition to Jerseyville; g. :
O00 -
James Radcliffe to Thomas o'Hare lots II
and r. OF block 49, in town Of Newborn; $40
and lot in Burke's addition: 5000
Daniel Bodgett deceased. by heirs-at-lav to
Co.,
Jerseyville B.. L & H. Association to John
D. honeywell lots and Of Jersey County's
Fishing and Gun Clubs subdivision Of LOT 4
of Adan,s's heids addition: S55.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20

Mexico Mo-, Dec. l9.-Cards have been re-
ceIved here announcing the marriage Of Doctor
John s. Mckinley formerly Of this city 10
Miss Adylee Sutton Of Butte. Mont on Jan
uary 5. Doctor Mckinley is a son Of Mr., and
Mrs J. w. Mckinley OF this city,
CRAIN-BRYANT
Bloomfield Mo-. Dec. 19.-Mr Gcorxe A.
Grain. Sheriff Of this county. was married to
Miss Rosa Bryant last night. ~
LEWIS-BIERMAN.
Waterloo. ILL.,, Dec. .ls.-Mr.. Albert B. Lewis
. travelling .alesman for q 81. Louis printing
came here to-day and were married 6y q Jus.
tice Of the Peace
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
MURRY DENIES THE REPORT.
Columbia Attorney Will Not Be
Candidate for Congress.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia, Mo-, Dec. 19.-H D. hurry,
former Prosecuting Attorney of Boone
County. when told to-day of the report
from Jefferson City that he had aban-
doned the race for Attorney General to
enter the race for Congress said the re-
port was 4 mistake
Although Mr.. hurry has been solicited
by his friends. lie does not contemplate
entering the race for Congress.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
OBITUARY.

DOCTOR GABRIEL II. GUM.
Versailles, ILL.,, Dec. 1s..Doctor Gabriel N
Gum died here last night from pneumonia. He
was 40 years old.
ANDY scHURTZ.
Mount Vernon. ILL.,. Dec SANDY Shurtz Of
Bald HiIl Township died to-day at the age OF
ALBERT DAGGETT.
y,uu,yord Falls. Me-, Dec. 1sHAlbert parprtt
contractor for the printing Of the United States
postal cards, died to-day, aged % year1 Ho
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
NJ. X. McGrath Starts Home.

Washington. Dec. 19.-M K McGrath Of
st. Louis. who served many years as
Secretary Of State. and who has been in
Washington some weeks. departed for
home to-day. Mr.. McGrath says he Is a
candidate for Secretary Of State and be-
gins his campaign for the position after
the first Of the year. In speaking of the
candidates for Governor. he said: Judge
James B. CAN'T Of the Supreme Court will
be the Democratic nominee"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20
THIS WEEK'S SCI

THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE.
Monday-Elks VS.. Bentons Crescent and
Nationals VS.. X-Rays Royal alleys.
Observation-Disclosures vs. Orphans on Crescent
leys.
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ST. LOUIS TENPIN LEAGUE.

High team average. Blue Ribbons. 92s 10.
High team average. three games. Blue Rib
bons 1,00S.l.
High team score. Blue Ribbons. 1861.
High individual average, Rathburn. zoos.
High individual average. three games. Jelll-
son. o3l
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PALACE TENPIN LEAGUE.
Individual Standing.

Primary League Standing.
Parks, Kinlochs and Bentons is the order OF
the running in the Primary Cooked Hat
League. The first series Will end this week.
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$500 Gan Be MADE

Within next two weeks on a winner that
forsemen at New Orleans. You can play
1t in handbooks. poolrooms. or We viii
pay it for you at the track The name
will be given to you in advance. Particu-
lars mailed free Vic Rritton Co. p ~
Box 253. New Orleans. La
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL GAMES.

Spaldinxs Meet Rawlings In First
Contest-Sportsman vs.. kerns.
In the opening game of association foot
ball at Sportsman's Park this afternoon
the Spaldings will play the Rawlings. Tom
Finnegan's Sportsmans will play the
Kerns in the second game at $50 o'clock.
The teams will have the following play
ers in line:
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At meeting Of the Association Foot
ball League Friday night to settle the
argument about the Rawlings-kern game
The members Of the Rawlings and Sports
mans suggested that the game be played
over. while they were opposed by the
kerns and the spaldings. who we're will
ing. to stand by the referees ruling.
Kicks would not vote for or against. as
he claimed that he had friends on both
sides. and did not care to cause hard feel
ings.
The members of :he Rawlings declare
they will not play in the league II the
game is given to the kerns. The matter
probably will be settled at meeting to-
morrow night.
The promoters of the Has-Beens-All-
Professional game recently decided to
play the game on Christmas Day, instead
Of New Years. This game should prove
one Of the most interesting and novel Of
the socker art held in recent years, as
many Of the .'old-timers' will line up with
the Has-Beens. and the All-Professionals
The Has-Beens will have as their goal
keeper, Lawrence Riley, who is claimed to
be the best in that line. When Lawrence
pions of the sodaiity League. he "s was
credited with not having a goal scored
during the entire season. Riley afterwards
played with the Shamrocks.
Billy Kane, Erman and Paul insolvency,
formerly of the Shamrocks. Granville Of
the st. Teresas and Orrick and Cudmore,
former members of the Cycling Club.
Danny Daley of the Shamrocks. ]. Fin
negan of the West Ends and LOWS and
Shaughnessy Of the Shamrocks are can
didates for the half backs
In the back division two players from
the following will be selected: McNama-
ra, NJ. Corcoran and F. Kavanaugh, for
mer members OF the champion st. Teresa
team. -E.
The team which will represent the
league will be made UP OF the following
players: The forward line. Butch Am
mons and Johnnie Comerford Of the
Spaldings. Tiger" DAILY and Connie
Reed of the Rawlings and Phil Kavanaugh
of the Kerns. Tom F1nnegan of the
Sportsmans. Sam Scobie of the Kerns and
Matthews of the spaldings will form the
half-back line. Ricksteiger Of the Spal-
dings and Eddie McDonough Of the Kerns
will play full back. big" Robinson will
play between the bars. John O'Neill has
been suggested as referee.
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standing Of the Clubs.
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDCLE.
Monday. December 2-LOuisianas at home to
Oarsmen,
Tuesday December 22-Defenders at home to
Westerns.
Wednesday, December 21Intermediates ct
home TO Juniors.
Wednesday. December 30-Nationals at home
IN Sanfn
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HIGH Individual SCOftF1s.
q. Cook, III: E. Niehaus. 3os; A. Mitchell, eos:
T. Cook. 1877: E. Musick, 1871: W. Macksy, 1870;
A. Winter, 1870.
TEAM RECORDS.
High average-Oaks. W As
High score-Oaks. 813.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
High average-E. Niehaus, 1872
High ecore-E. w. Cook, III
High average. three games-T. Cook. $50 Ia
nAx ACE tnxa.c u1.c N Gle
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked foot. in
dcatng rise of a OF foot in "a hours.
Practically business was transacted along
the Levee yesterday.
Weather raining.
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STAKES AT KINI.OCH MEETING.


Five Added Money Events ON List
With Derby as Feature.
Stake events for the Kinloch race meet
ing were announced yesterday. five con-
tests. with an aggregate Of $1,000 added.
constituting the features of the spring
meeting, commencing April Is.
Opening with an Inaugural handicap.
1850 added. the lis: has as its feature
the Mound City Derby at ono mile and
an eighth. with 5000 added. Three events
for 3-year-olds and upward. one race for
2-year-olds and the Derby for 3-year-olds
compose the stake list.
opening day. and is at one mile. The
following Saturday April %. the Wood
lands Trophy. for 2-year-olds. with 81. 500
Ba1ney Ra sDe S be run
is at four and one-half furlongs.
~ The TranQuilla Stakes will be run April
30, a handicap sweepstakes for 8-year-olds
added. The Mound City Derby will be
run May at one and one-eight mile,
5000 being added. The Lucas Memorial
Stakes snd ,,,,a =, selling sysnt for s.year;oids
the card.
The Mound City Derby is open for en-
tries at $40 each. with a starting fee Of
$50 additional. Entries for all stakes close
February !.
Senator Tim Sullivan of New York will
reach this city either Tuesday or wednes-
day, and will hold conference with Cap
tain Carmody concerning the racing sea-
son at the new Union Jockey Club Sem
ator Sullivan is the chief stakeholder and
at IN Inc Ggp
in the local course. He will pay q visit
Of inspection OF the new Union course
and viii form an estimate Of the time at
hi lob eStC 1tvarr w~ln ~
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BOWLING.
WESTERN ROWING CLUB LEAGUE.

The following scores were made at the WeN-
ern Rowing Club Tenpin League alleys:
EnITDC
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20

The rivers in the district will rise slowl,
during the next two days.