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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
HAPPENINGS IN EAST SIDE CITIES AND TOWNS

IN Bruner's addition % R1cEbriiEs. warranty
deed. f4la-
Frank Bridgewater ITO ElIzau.th l. BLACK
we'll east half northeast southwest section 3
ll-ll. warranty deed. gNn.
same to Fred Staats. west half northeast north
west section s-ll-ll- warranty dr.ts S-H
ter. lots ~ ami g. ln kaur- warranty deed. 81
UcuTv v. HHEl Co Fletcher u; tasu- lot "a
AMI north half q Iot Is in White HALL war
sarah 4 Brown O. Fletcher T. cain. south
west section ih AMI part northwest section u
I.-Ig: warranty d--is $50
Martha y. s'i-aruu Co \. j. sharon lS'Ni>'
feet north % lot iNl Iu Iarro.it1n. warranty
F'-.,I /. Norris to John " Morris lots IA
kaus ami tract adjoining gglie,4im deed $40
IiuFa WriEhL % tigtrE- ". Mlfts frtHt 90
section ls-s-il. warranty deed N..'
Catherine p Frvrr Q" Ami Hir!. .ir-r.t-
rauty deed. &ss.-I-
Lille East 20 Annie Gl--, ou--ssyeuJh %
same warranty deed. 1ss.aa-
a =. r. Field % Marion lrEgn. srgtHeast
southwest AMI south ends northeast southwest
section -z-fI-IE. warranty Grvd. 1l.a"t
cyrus ". Bushnell % i.lll- H. cox. l.t D.
nri east half la Is IN FarruW's third addition
10 FarrUutuuu. warranty decd. "a.
A l. StrrlmIu Co urnry w St-elmau. north
half southwest and u.rtIrIFt southeast sr'fl. o.
5-ie-i2= warranty deed. f-.-.f
Harry a. TuEisIu % Joshua ~ Winter.
southwest. northwest southeast corner north
west and west part east half northwest section
David Hutchinson Co Joseph u ~tull. tract
saNli rods in section ei-l--l-. warranty deed.
Elizabeth n CbuI % James = lahore. Iet
- iu Worcester & NctlIrr's addition To White
hall. warranty deed. $50
Or..n IieT>gn % F. u- Johnson. 10 20 anl
I7r1sS NI-Saub 90 "a. T. smith. southeast.
northwest northeast. southwest and northwest.
sguJhssst section si-l'-1. masters deed. s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL SPORT.
CHANGES IN FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
SpaldlnEs and Rawlings Succeed 4.
B. C.'s and DicIS in Association

B. C.'s and DicIs I'm Association
The ST louis Association Football
League held its first meeting OF the sea-
son last night at No. go Grand avenue.
The resignation Of the c. Z. C.'s and the
Diels was accepted by the league The
Spaidiugs and the Rawlings were selected
TO ill the vacancies.
1ne following officers were elected: Dam
ieI .Leehan. president: John J. Kicks vice
president: Tom CahiIl. secretary. and Pc
Ter K Gunn. trea surer.
The association has engaged the Amer
. lean League Park FOR the season This
VIII BE- the only park in which the teams
viii play. A Couhle-headsr Will be Ir-
ranged i.r each sunday. allowing the pub
lie TO witness two games for one admis-
sion. The management expects tn have
the teams playing scheduled games by
October n Tom Finuegan and Pete Gunu
are working on new schedule
The league will start the season in bet
Ter shape than before. and lovers Of IN.
game may expect To witness fast and eN-
the players have been equally assigned in
the four different clubs.
The following players Will make up the
pa.dings-Varnhon McKeown. McAIan-
uH, RlCksteiger. AmmOns NCre Hines
Deyaney. John O'Neil. Reader. Tu!ly.
ItEhe. Scorie. Kelly. r. Kane. Orick. Geo.
Sauerbrunn. Belts and +. ". Cahill. man
ager.
naWllnss-kohinsun. Strang. LuCker.
Rump. Scott. F1nnigan Swacina. DAILY,
Reed. Foley. II. HanIck T Hanick Bart
.ett and J.. @. Mcnamara. manager
herns-HruSka. +. McDonJugh. 7 No
Donousn. Stevenson. Gulnon. Shea. Hay
con. Kelley. Mcdowell. Jarrett. Kaya-
naugh. Granville and p T. Gum. man
agtr
Sportsmlns-T p. FiIligan. Z. lynch. r
Lynch. torcoran. FiCel. ID. Devanuey
Cunningham. Ryan. Brehme Comerfuri,
Maloy. Walsh and W Il. Baker, man
ager.
The SpOrtsmans will practice to-ruorrov
morning a Naudeveuter and St Louis
avenues. The players are requested TO be
The SpaldingS will hold a meeting at No.
40 North Grand avenue this evening %
arrange for the seasons work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
CABANNE LEAGUE.


Scores made on the Cshannc alleys were:
nETERs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Alton Notes aud Personals.

r. y ssaundrrs Of Upper Alton has returned
iIom B-IIsNiiie-
MIS- Agnss Gray Of So. Louis was in tss
city yostcriay
1t }. Henderson has returned 10 SpginEnelG
III. after y'-ttiuS In Upper Alton
-pgst"r and Irs .. Z. Lsmgn1 have Ts,iurTe1d ,
tons.
-Th~ Alton HIuss viii play The E,ssus,aI,s %
- Louis At sIartsI'ian.s faiE Tomorrow AIT
William Souui1E returned yesterday nom
birthplace ami with relatives
Tho members ~ tn Alton Lodge % EIk-
gave laiies' night last uisnt. and dlEclus
was a feature q the evening.
-Th- annual meeting ~ the congregation %
the Fir-t Baptist Church % Upper Alt1n will
b. held "Wednesday evening % next week.
--.u1-,1r p e. Lsmen has returned from
one Hundred anil S-y ent-enJh Illinois Infantry
Mrs T.. u. whpple % East Twelfth street
trii q. WI q Hight ~ stairs friidy morning. and
hour.
Attorney W. = B5ynt0u has been selected
dsles9is from iss Sien 1eunE Mems Sa5.sIi ii
b. held at Rockford. Ill. next wees.
Arthur Taylor. the convicted burglar. who
noon. has not b-rn appre5snds,i Taylor is
wanted In Indiana. and IS regarded as a des-
perate criminal.
William \. smith. formerly of Moro. III.
now prosperous farmer o. Sgpulpa, l. T,
spent Friday IN Alton, visiting old friends. lie
Seventeenth Illinois Infantry at BeIieyile On
Thursday.
a mass meeting % the. women of Alton was
hsli Friday afternoon iu the y. II. e. y rooms
al which the civic Improvement % the city
anC the establishment % an Industrial home
fUr uo.1r children uer- discussed This was the
FIRST % a series OF meetings 10 be held iu the
interest uf these subjects
The motion Ned in the supreme Court at
Springfield on Thursday for an extension %
time in the matter % dlirE briefs and eI-
tracts in the case u \. W. Young versus Henry
BruegEemann. CunteStinE the nayOralty elec-
tiun In the city % Alton. vas sustained by the
court. ami the attorneys were allowed until
the FIRST day % the December term.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

The following pilots have made application
Tor fn@mtrr~hiir iu Harhur NJ. ~ John II.
PERI sIt - Nashville Tenn. Awel J. Jac9lIs
- MetrgpoIis. lll. AMI Almcrial ". Wright
Gesrg- ". Wilson AMI W. L.. Berry 0f Pa
dIch- NJ
The stacker Lee arrived early yesterday
morning and departed for Memphis In the after
noon. vel Iatrulized
Gus Mitchell. formerly chief clerk % ne
city u Savannah. departed yesterday Tor
Lee
The Columbia viii arrive fr,m chester this
morning and DEPART On the return In th" after
Uoon-
Captain John FIanuigan mate os The
Stacker Lee, has bgsn apIeiHtet clmulandcs
q the steamer Rscs lec-
The Capo Glrarlenu dsparisd Tor Com
,-Iercs yesterday afternoon. with good trip cf
fright and passengers.
The pleasure steamer Tortuuia arrived yes
tss lay and j. muored az The foot q Bremen
aver ue. she came from Chicago VIA the Chi
cago Canal and the Illinois River
b ~ H.snch shipped a' mat. - the stack
cant b the promotion - john Flanagan
Tho hes.sr will D. in from Cape GIrarleau
this mnrn.7g AMI depart ca The return In the
afternoon
More thsn iea barrels q appies we're
brought In iy the Belle q Calhoun from
Hamburg. Sh. DEPARTS uu the rrtusn this after
noon.
The Reea tr- arrived from Memphis with
aaoco seet n lumber ami 81 packages % sun
-The Bald EasIs & Ir- this morning from
Peoria. she aepart- On the return this after
noon
,-csp,4,q Fans Tarasi.ZZ. ag55lysd from Pa
Memphis. II, UiiI bring up the t0Wboat Bar
rrtL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
GRAND JURY ADJouRNs.
jersey County InquisItorIaI Body
Returns Ten Indictments.

The Jersey County Circuit Court adj
journed until Friday. October 1e. when the
criminal docket will b. taken up. The
Grand JuTy returned ten true bills as fol-
lows.
Charles GraIner. wife abandonment.
bond $40; Charles Grainer. selling mort
gascd property without written consent OF
owner. bond S00: Bertha HoIllnswOrth.
larceny. bond 500. Erna Castor. killing
game. bond SO: sam Stamps Carrying
concealed weapons. bond 500: Mord
Ritchey. IT.. carrying concealed weapons.
bond S-o: David Reetler malicious mis-
chief. bond S2o0. Walter Davenport and
stella Beach. misdemeanor. bond $40 each:
Tom PhippS. forgery. two counts bond
$40 In each count.
Judge Thompson granted the follow ing
divorces: Rosella Murphy from William
Murphy: Efiie N. Knapp from Henry
knapp. with the custody % the children:
lnez Barton from Harry Barton. with the
custody of the children: George Fcster
lrum sarah Fester. George Allen from
Mary r. Ai!eus Mary Sielsscr from John
Scissor. with the custody or the children;
Charles Fricker from Annie Frickef: Nan
ME Shaw from Barton shaw: Mary Da-
venport from Walter Davenport
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
MAKES HIS FIRST ARREST
UNDER FLOOD COMMISSION.
John :. Bratton, Commissioned in
June. ApPrehendS Frank Hale
for Dikc-CuttIuE Case.

John 5. Bratton Of East -. Louis who
has held a commission as a special dep
uty since June ls. yesterday arrested
Frank Hale and delivered him on his bond.
Hale. with Bratton AMI two other men.
were held TO the GTaUI Jury By
CoroneT's jury al East -. Louis last June
for the killing ~ Priyat. clifford Hambley
of St. Louis at Bratton's home durins the
Hood.
The shooting was C-ius-i Us the cutting
Of dixie It Bratt0u's home. Hamb!ey,
with = detachment Or soldiers was de-
tailed to guard the Belt Railroad crossing
BrIttuu and his friends asserted that they
believed that the party was one y hitch had
been ON the ground before and had at
tempted To- cut a dixie letting the water
ON TO Brgttou's property HrattoE admit
ted firing a shot. but the other men We're
held with him
Bratton went on HaI.'s bond. and
Thursday he learned that Hale wis about
To quit his job with -. Louis hoTsrndn
al the Fair Grounds Fearing that Hale
might go away and that the bond would
h. forfeited. Brattun arrested him. Hale
will he taken Co Relleyille to-day.
The Grand Jury has not Yet taken up
this case fut u Is believed that Il Will do
80 some time next week
The arrest % Hale by E-attuu WAS the
first arrest Brattuu EiS made since he
Was commissioned as a speCial Deputy
Sheriff on June T.. This fact caused con-
siderable comment iu Fast - Louis as
sued during the flood times had all been
revoked Sheriff Thompson lISt night said
that Mr.. EIattun'S commission as u Dep
uty Sheriff was still In force
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

inches. Weather clear and warm. TIE Gov
eminent Nghtboat Lily was In port a rhort
time today IN her way from Davenport to
tairn. IN" El9tst IN and out from Keokuh
NlCkShurE. Miss. tiCf. 9.-Tha Eflfige showed
as. a fall Of IL Th- Chaltnette Is due up-
The Delta u due f-um Memphis The senator
cold
Chester. H.. oct s.-saugc 1s.4 and rising
Weather cool and clear. The Chester down az
10 %. The columbia down AZ ll:30 .. N.
Z DE Eses Ire uu az N-i1 a. The Columbia
uu at y noon The Chester I'd.
cape Girardelu. NJ. Oct. weather clear
and CoIL. River rising. The Chester down at
J. and ~ ~ o. The Lotus Sims up
90 % "a. M The Res Ire up at u:3) o'clock
last night
PaGucah. Ky. OCT. g.-The gauge reads : 8
feet The weather Is clear AMI cool. The Dick
Fowler % Cairo on time The Dunbar 10 Evans
Vile On time l-rstl packets IN and cut On
lus. Business quiet.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
CHILLY WEATHER PREVENTS
PITTSBURG-B0ST0N GAME.
seventh Game OF Championship Sc
ries VIII He Played To-Day
on CInrL's Grounds.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
PittsburE. Pa. Oct. 9.-The Pittsburg
management figured to-day that the
weather was too chilly Tor baseball. ami
accordingly the seventh game of the
series for tn worlds championship was
postponed until tomorrow.
The game viii be started at o'clock
and the teams viii depart Immediately for
Boston. where a game will be played on
Monday and another on Tuesday. should
the latter b. necessary.
Manager Collins OF the Boston team reg
istered a kick when Manager Clarke of
the local champions declared the game OF
to-day. Collins insisted that it was not
too cold for play. and said that he had
made arrangements to take his team
away al 7-sH o'clock this evening Clark
was determined. however. ana ruled that
the game to-day should not b. playei until
tomorrow
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
ReIIevnIe News Notes.

Attorney g. \. Karch is IN carlyle.
.-Nrs. Lackiand enteItaIred the Eiysian cir
Gle Yesterday Afternoon n.
MIR. and NIrs. p. T. willoughhy q Decatur
ARE visiting In BelIevile.
The Junior society of the Baptist church
gave a social last night
Mrs p. r ILssa T. visiting Mrs q NJ
FIrIrau % East -. Louis.
Mr.. N. Eo~d,r is attending thc Perry
County Fair ln riurkufyytlir. No.
=Wayfr MHtnnauEhy. with Armour a CO.
plant IN East - i.Yu's has urcu NAL, .1T.-
rrI1 - tis department.
Mr. Howard has r~surH.-I o. her houi. "a
New MadriI No. after n Htsif iu lsrIir1iIis
with her son. JuIEt =. r. t1liiIs.
n marriage IcenE- was iszusr in BrlieyillS
Yesterday o. Prank Novach. -. E.-t -. Louis.
and Mary hulis1. -. East ~. 10. %.
The - clair County Poultry ana pct-St,ck
As-nCiatiun Nill give their annual e -hihitiun
h-csuii.-r - O. January .. e. 9. It th, Mar
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
tstes that he viii willingly cross the

ststes that he will willingly cross the
water. II necessary
4 can get on with Hagen before the
NatiOna. sporting Club OF London" he
said. ''and will be glad To make IN. trip.
I will wire Joe as soon as I crt TO New
York and will Try and arrange the bout
] have been offered fights over there re-
peatedly. and / don't think there will be
any trouble IN Cariing the match
Joe Hagen T. o'Brien's right name. the
other being his non de EueTre.
Ryan states that h. weighs now rs
ponds-mOfe thaa he has done for two
year.
Il weighed bat 1{S. or thergab0uts when
/ fought Kid Carter" he said ''and he
had q big edge over me In weight | have
taken on considerable muscle ~ late and
am getting back into trim. I have been
boxing here with Frank McCuc. and will
take him East with me"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Empires 1, AnEeIIcas 8.

scITts mlle On ihc - Louis alleys were:
EMPIRES
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
League Of American Municipalities
To Meet In East -. Louis.

The next meeting OF the League of
American municipalities will be held IN
East 81. Louis in isoi. This information
was received in a telegram TO city A:tor-
ney Maurice v joyce from Mayor Silas
Cook OF East St Louis, who Is attending
the annual convention al Baltimore. Md.
Mayor Cook delivered the Invitation FOR
East 81. Louis and used as his argument
the wonderful progress shown in the city.
the improvements contemplated and under
way. and the -. Louis Worlds Fair.
Mayor Cook and several city officials
are attending the convention. They will
return home next Thursday. Congratu-
latory telegrams were sent 20 Mayor Cook
by several EaSt 81. Louis citizens last
evening, a. unsuccessful Efforts have been
made several times 10 hold the convention
In East ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Gr-ene Countx Tr,,,f.r,

The following raj estate transfers have u-sn
recuri-d IN Greene County
ThurtEas G.. ScrutV g. I-nfTn n Ttl.-ras-
haf igts - :" ant ~ In scruhy.s a.h'itian tu
arTulltus. warranty drrsi. Elu
p ~ Elh-rtF e. Grs7eua q .tnf,- : 4 l.
A. Np-laf.1n- Ut 4 "a 81 20 o. tn guunysids
al ltiCn tu Car tdlt0u. warranty deed. sifa
tu-s p. .asfru % John II Tucker. IL n
in Wore q Nrider,a a1dlticu q White
Hal. W rautv deed. az
Alb. r. smith 20 Ellen smith lot IN
Milns-i addition 10 White Hail. WarTanty deed .
81
lots ] and IN ArrustronE's uraccland addi-
tion O. Roodhouss: warranty deed. f1.lol
addItion 90 White Hal. warranty de~d. 81
IamcF =. Wcrtrure 60 Iames p O-horn. HpJf n
NN.
northcsst northWes; section s-i--is. ou.tsisim
d-esI. 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Indian Land Transfers.


Washington. oct. s.--Ths Acting secre-
tary q th,. Interior has approved deeds
Ia the Sac and Fox agency. Oklahoma
a. follows.
From I.ro Cia.Ilsy and wife % ,. NJ RIcs.
ranre 2 east ias urr-s- Amount tsaii fsC4
FrCm Hiram Thcrpr and wife 90 Hunter Mont
rCrs9rv Irts ari % northwest luarter So
ti0n ~ and lots n 2 and % noftAI-sst GUAR
ter rection "a township 10 uorth range east
Il s-fes ~ & sff From Webster grlifh F>fsnl
smith md wife Benjamin Smith CHARLIE i.
Rachel f..-ifh 10 H. n. johnson. soutSelsf s,,sr
isl serr- a n g. Fruu'Is.ae ani N,r,- NJ.
Coy 70 David . Mrck uo- gleast gtlsrfsr -
tion T. TOWNSHIP - unfsl rancs : ra-f 10
acres. ar 81 esi lfr8n1 lose ar.I Joe SprirEe-
and Lvdtg- and Ioi y Dupuis 70 Roy HdTnisn.
han % - thuusg sstaTter scction ~ foInshiu
g. narlh lanEe J cast lt aeEes AZ 81 -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
GaIesburg Race summnry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

=
GalesburE Ill. Oct S.-Ths bookie1 made
money In the races to-day. In the nth r.tra
Prue was the hot favorite. and finished outside
the money. The summary:
First race. for all ages. six furlongs. purse
{lv'.ler1iio. ll2 Corner. 10 ], first: queen
l.. ~. .St,NaTii. 10 z. second. y. ". kauf-
nan. l"t tAayhClll, % I. third. Time I.Is
satrap. Almelo. Iearlst0nr our Corr ilaz1u
and Gratla also ran.
lhuuer 30 :. first. TTeST,asser. liF Cams,
3 q. --ounls Nulcair. III lIntCnI even.
third Time. l:H1s. Guide Rock, Nyda and
Lsdy Wentworth also ran.
LhiTd race overnight handicap. six flrlcnEs
purse - -Mocoreto, III U-intcnl. isSt: sharp
-. - thutleEb. = O. ]. second: Euchre Deck
~ thllttoni. 20 l. third. Time l.l6 Ouegn
hazei. kaucn and kaiarma also ran
fturth race. one mile. purse glgy-Iadv Nj
las' 10 tllntonl. 6 10 l. first: Elsie Barnss
- tSteWaTtt. even. second. Round Turn f1l
'Cainsi. 10 20 ]. third Time las. Leo Neyycii
and Harry Preston also ran
flfth race. owners hHnFsgau six ftfrfav,-g
purse N52-Eeila knight. e. iffoldbro1kl ; 10
y: uist. lleNefics i0S ,CoruerD. ; 10 J. second.
ne Rabbit. - tRurtCni. 10 !. third lime
10 Ran Gallant Prue. Little Dutch and
DruEs also ran 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
By Telegraph.


Pitt ,eurs, Pa. Oct. s--Riysr feet and pss-
inE. Cloudy and COO
C-.iru. Ill. Oct e.-Rivsr gauge reals Il. .
f.saWinE a rise z = during the last - hours.
Weather fair and cold. The Herman Paepcke
arrived from the lover river az 10 D. fu. with.
enc barge q lugs she returned down the river
~ f-5t a. The Lotuz sins arrived al 10
D. IN. from Memphis and departed FOR 81 Louis
ht 10 ma with vu1i trip The Avalon
arrived from Memrh!- at A. us. AMI departed
Tor ttncinn1ti ~ l1-is a. M with a Euci trip.
The Carrie y. departed down The river at 3
a. The ferd lieg1tiI arrived from Msmphis
20 lHsll a.. m The NuEsrnTl'Hut suuElsCaf "a -.
MrlEht drua-trd Tor 81 Louis 81 q. M. The
Dick Fowler In anil cut time.
M@mphis. Tenn, oct. a.-The river here j. on
stand az ia1 feet on the gauge. The Kate
Adan=, having been delayed. got away. AZ 5:1o
a.. m Tor Arkansas CITY. The James Lee de-
parted ~ 80 .. m. flr Friar's Point. The
Robert +. lee dspartsd al 30 D. m for Ash
port. The Luciiie Rowland viii clear to-mcr-
roW evening on her nrst TIP % the ssa-on for
VfckshurE The GeorEia lee viii DEPART u
morrow svsnins On her urst trin q me season
FOR g'airu and the UPPER l-nfis. The Frel Hart
U-g- Nth 2 barge iaded with iumheT. pssssi
un izsf ulEht Tor tairu- Eecefuts hy liver To-
day were efs lzl-s cotton. D. - seed cotton
and - Eacts cctfuuEce 81.
nllriinEfnn Ia. Oct. f-Thn river A. n feet
inchcs above loN-sater marks f2li %
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

Ward Reed Is the guest of Frank c. smith.
Miss M0llIe Gansy has returned from 81.
Louis.
lting In Collinsville. Ill
Mrs. Z. G. Matack l. entertaining Mrs
James Eccels of Red Bud. III
Mrs. Raymond Hardy of College avenue Is
visiting her parents In Chester. III.
John Hickey. a swItchman. was hit by a
Terminal engine yesterday and severely injured
Mr. and Mrs. y. story q ChArtrznd ave
nue. visited friends In -. Louis and attended
the fair and theater yesterday.
The East 81 Louis High School Football
club and the Edwa-dsyillc eleven will play a
game az Athletic Park to-day.
The Reverend W. =. Archibald. u. T.. will
deliver a sermon sunday ~yruluE at The Pres
lyt"rian Church gn WI Is East -. Louis
Going % Become -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
JaeL,orvIIIe Driving Matinee.

EElI EIiD SPECIAL.
jacksonville H.. oct. s-The jacksonville
Driving club gave the final racing matinee %
the season at the Fair Grounds to-day sum
marlsss
Special raCe-Red chief tNuasISl Won. Mid
uiChE iSwifti. second. Georgia : tlfaiu. third
Frec-fur-lll trut-WilkrE 10" tNUss-llcrl won:
Cora j: tLslhmanl. seculls Watch Out tEu-
therfCrjl. thiut
Green pace-SIivTr Lady tC0rTingtonl won;
Easter Hal tbiEEsl. second. Lima Gift tBaT,is-
lew third.
special trOt - Little Irrne ,Corringfcn) won:
Grag~ Wilson tNusselleri. seclud. Gin tIlu-
thsrfuriN. thirI
Free. .for-au .pacc-GoldseeEer tBsnsanj Won:
L.LN ]. L.IL.L-L- sa.unl-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Rise and FAN OF tho RIvcrs
= q hours ending a. a. m
ST Louis. October o I.1c
stations Danger. Gauge. ChanCe
RINer Forecast.

l. IT, DAINGERFIELD.
L5cai Forecast Official
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
INDIANS DEFEAT TEXAS q To o.
Haskell school Downs Lone star
state TnIversity in Fast Game.

Dallas. Tex. OCT s-Three thousand
Spectators saw the Haskell Indians of
Lawrence. Kls.. gefsat the Texas Uni
versity eleven at the State Fair Grounds
this afternoon b. score OF 8 10 o. Both
teams put up q strong defensive play.
Victory came to the Indians at a most
lIuexpeCtcd moment. Texas attempted
20 block the blll at the Indians twenty
ward lire In the middle OF the second half.
The Hall glanced TO the right side line.
WIS seized by an Indian. who slipped
through the Texas ranks and made
touC hdown, He kicked goal and the score
stood To- %.
II was the same when the time limit wass
up with tho ball in TeNas's possession on
the Indians thirty-yard line. The lineup
follows
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
TIGERs MEET GRINNELL To-DAY.
Missouri ConHdent Of Defeating the
Iowa Lads.

ITT-I T.I.I|
Columbia, Mo. Oct. 9-Thc GrinEell. Ia,
team will arrive in Columbia early to-
morrow morning. Coach Mclean feels
confident.
The Missouri lineup I'm Tomorrow $
game will be, ,Wuim. left end. Jesse. left
tackle; LandCn. left guard: Myers. cen
Ter. Steaser, right guard: Hon, right
tackle: AEamuSa. right end: Captain Bir-
Mey. quarter back. l. Anderson. left halts
r Anderson. full hack: Coons. right half.
CoTuct. II the University Of Virginia viii
be referee and Martin OF Cedar Rapids
umpire.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
DIAMOND 10 LINE STEAMERS

Trr Hlulhurr. M0Iler'a CIlrtsViIle, Toulpl-
ana Hannibal. Quincy. keokuk-
STEAMER SIDNEY.
Ieaves Saturday. oct. 70. p m
FROM wharfbuat foot ni Warrington ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
Two FootbuII Gamc. To-Day.

Two football games Will De played In
East ST. Louis to-day. One will be he
tween the East -. Louis High School
eleven and the EdwarI-yiIIc eleven at
Athletic Park and the other between the
East -. Louis High School Alumni and
the 81. Louis University eleven at EsNhihi-
tion Park. IL is claimed that both teams
are strong and will make records this
year The alumni team should do some
good work. a. Il numbers practically the
pick OF the city iu football players.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
MAKE TROUBLE FOR VARSITY.
Scrubs Almost Secure Touchdown
Against Yale

kEII bI-II SIEDIAI.-
New Haven. Conn, Oct. a-The scrub
eleven made much trouble for Yale var
sity football team this afternoon The
first team men We're nearly scored upon
The varsity had rushed the baIl to the
scrubs 35-yard line, where a tumble due
to poor pass. gave the bau to the
scrubs W. Hoyt the 17O-pound full hack.
carrying the ball, the attack vas aimed at
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
BIr Tract OF Land SoId.

Aaron o. Auten Of Je-seyville Yesterday
closed the sale OF 100 acres or land In
the western part 81 Jersey County TO
Heman =. Fields Of Chicago. general So
llCitor for the Chicago. Milwaukee aud St
Paul Railroad. for Sa0ol0 cash. The land
T. part Cf what l. known as the M-Fain's
lake district. which was purchased two
years ago by Auten, and Is along the line
of the new electric road 10 b. bull from
Jcrseyville 10 Calhoun County by the
Central Traction Company. Of which
Auten ~ president.