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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18
THOMAS c. EWING


Nation. III. July 1i.-Thomas C Ewing.
this morning. 1t is thought that he committed
suicide.
WILLIAM ROBSON
Pana. Ill. July I7.-William Robson. 81 years
old. for many years a prominent resident died
to-day. He was native OF England
MRS. MARY NJ PURDUE.
Evansville. Ind. July 17.-Mrs. Mary NJ Pur-
die 81. died her home here to-day She was
the wife of Captain Milton Purdie one Of the
Oldest rivermen in this port
LOUIS EMERATT
Kirksville. Mo. July 1..-LouIz E.neratt "a
committed suicide carly this morninE by shoot
ing hir,elf with a double barreled shotgun IN
his dooryard in this city. He tied strings TO
His head was nearly torn from his body His
act Is attributed TO Ill health.
]. T. RICE.
Evansville. Ind. July III. T Rice a pioneer
citizen OF Se!vin. Warrick County. died to-day
He So years old.
NIMRoD PEYTON
Evansville Ind. july I7-Nirrod Peyton. a
veteran of the Mexican War. died TODAY at his
r. A. DABE
Bloomington. Ill. July 1.-THE death OF R. A.
Debe an iron molder Of this CITY which oc-
followed remarkable madness. He became
mentally unbalanced several weeks ago imasin-
ing that he was lion. elephant or some other
beast and when locked up clambercd about his
cell in curious manner.
JAMES HUFFMAN
Macon No. July Themes Fyunm.n so
County Assessor. died at O'Clock this afternoon
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PLAN FOR TEXAS BUILDING.
Committee VIII Advertise for Bids nj
Once.

10
Once.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex, July 1.-THE Executive Com
,pittee OF the Texas Worlds Fair Commis-
sion WAS in session to-day for eight hours
If WAS by far the most important and de-
cisive meeting which the Executive Com
mit;cs has lad since its creation. eighteen
months ago.
This meeting was made imperative De-
ca,,se of the decision of the State Commits
sion al its meeting last Tuesday to have
Texas represented at The Worlds FAIR IL
was business from first to last.
The committee instructed General Mail
arer Wortham to insist upon immediate
c0rnpletion of The plan and specifications
for the Texas building and TO advertise Tor
bids TO. twenty days from and after the
submission of plans and specifications. All
bids are TO be forwarded to the general
manager, accompanied by a certified check
fer $50 for faithful performance of the
contract and the successful bidder will be
required TO execute 4 bond for $4,000 for
completion OF the building by February l.
1901
1t was determined 20 collect all subscrip-
tons ut once in order that the committee
may b,, supplied with funds with which to
inifnedlatcis begin the construction OF the
building and to carry on the exhibit fea-
ture of the work which the Executive Com
mittee has declared must be comprehensive.
complete and n every respect creGita5le to
Texas.
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TWO CANES AT KuLAGE PARK.
White Seals VIII Play Doublc-Headed
With Unions and belts.

The White Seal team will play double
header TT Kulage Park. Lee and Newstead
avenues. tomorrow afternoon. The hrst
game. at l:30 o'clock, will be between the
Seals and the Union Sodas. The batteries
will be: White Seals. Carroll and Arm
strong; Union Sodas, Gibson and Hammer
This game should be an interesting one
as both teams have been playing fast oa!I,
the Sodas not having been defeated this
season and having fourteen victories TO
their credit.
In the second game the Seals will tie up
with the Belts. fast local team The
Belts have played twelve games this season,
have won ten and lost two.
The batteries in this game Will be: W mite
son and Brennan. Jack Scheller will umpire
bath games.
This afternoon at Kulage Park, the LIN
dell Hotels will play the Hawley- Murphy3
The batteries will be: I.indell Hotels, Cas-,
and Ricketts,: Haw!ey-Murphys. Mowry aEa
Smith Tom Cahill will umpire. The game
will he called at $50 o'clock.
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SAYS WAR TALK IS NONSENSE.
Ban johnson Voices Opinion That
National League Cannot Stand
Another Quarrel.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. July 17.-''This talk OF 8 war
Is all nonsense. Theirs will be no war for
the very good reason that the National
League has not the money to stand it."
said Ban johnson, the President of the
American League. while watching the
game between the Athletics and Chicago at
Columbia Ball Park
II is all idle talk" the President said.
The National League can't AFFORD to in
Nite another quarrel and particularly the
an xious for renewal of the war. John r
BrCsh seems to be the only magnate who
Graves trouble, and / find 1t hard to be-
heve that his assistants will permit them
selves 10 be drawn into another costly strug-
gle merely to accommodate him.
Asked what was new IN the case of Davis
Johnson emphaucally announced that Davis
VIII not play ball again this season unless
he returns to Chicago.
"Elberteld will continue to play with the
New York Americans. / do not believe any
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CONSTITUTION BEATS RELIANCE.
Wins 31-Milc Run to New Haven OF
Timc Allowance.

New Haven. Conn. July 1.-The latest
lance. was defeated to-day by the Consti-
tutien in the initial run of the New York
Yacht Club cruise, from Glen Cove to this
port.
The new boat led almost from the start
and was in her usual position at the finish.
but the Belmont beat. after being at one
time more than 4 rli.e astsrn came up with
a rush at the close and was only 80 seconds
behind her rival at the line
"A the Reliance allows the Constitution
two minutes and seventeen seconds in thir-
ty-seven miles. the length of the run. the
latter won BY one minute and eighteen sec
ords. The time allowance. while unofficial.
is believed to be within two or three sec
ords of the correct time.
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stanton Team ReorEanfzes.
Staunton. Ill. July 1.-THE Staunton tenn has
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DRY GOODS LEAGUE GAMES.
New Combination Tenn Is to BE
KNOWN Ms Selects.

The games scheduled to be played Satur-
day afternoons by the Retail Dry Goods
Baseball League are exciting a lively inter-
est among the employees of the various
houses and their friends. and promise to be
we'll attended. No admission fee is charged
to these games.
\ combination team. consisting Of two
players from each house IN the league, Is 10
take the place OF Penny & Gentles, this
firm was una BILE TO place team in the field.
and, therefore, withdrew. The name of the
new club is to be the Selects.
At Il meeting of the league held Tuesday
evening at the Lindell Hotel Mr.. NJ. w.
Eckert, the organizer of the league, was
elected it'll president.
The cup which has been put up to be
played for by this league is now on display
in the show window of A. kurtzeborn &
Co.
Che schedule for tn=dlv is g fnllnws:
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New BnIl Park ut st. Charles VIII lie
Onencd With Sundny's Gnmc.

Following is the schedule that VAL be
carried out by teams of the Trolley League
tomorrow afternoon. All games called at
$50 o'clock.
At ST. Charles. Mo. the new ball park
which has been erected at a cost OF $50.
will be opened with the St. Charles browns
playing the Belleville team King VIII UNI
-ire. -, ,
The East ST. Louis Nationals will journey,
TO Alton to play the Alton Blues. Nolz VIII
umpire.
The Kern-Eisenstadt game. which was -
have been played tomorrow nj East s..
Louis has been transferred to the Christian
Brothers campus of this cit-.
l.. no standing of the fenrrls:
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TROLLEY LEAGUE GAMES.

rpire Murphy,
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cHALFANT-FLoTRoN.

81. Charles. Mo. July 1..-Mr; Alfred Chalfant.
Jr and Miss Fora Flotron. both Of Kansas City.
Kas were married here yesterday afternoon
MoSHER-HUNTER-
Pana, ILL., July 1.-THE marriage Of Miss Net
tie Hunter CT Ramsey and Mr.. Charles Mosher.
mail carrier here. took place last evening.
wILLBoURN-voN FELDE-
81, Charles No. July I'M T. a. wiilbourn
Of Omaha Neb. and Miss Lillian j. Won Felde
~ DsVenport Ia, we've married here yesterday
afternoon by Justice Fred knoop-
BARNETT-BROKAw.
II,chaeld Ill. July 1I.--Miss Esse Brokaw.
dauchter Of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brolsaw OF this
Mace was married to Mr.. ]. a. p. Barnett OF
EdwarfsyiIle last evening. The ceremony took
place at the home OF the bride' parents.
DUCKLEsPHELPS.
CarlinvilIe. ILL., July 1f.-Mr. Ferry n. Duckies
Of POLK and Miss Kitte Phelps OF Chesterfield
were married at the home Of the brides parents
yesterday evening
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
Galesburg. ILL.,. July 1T.-Mr. and Mrs.. 4. i.
eobi celebrated the fftieth anniversary Of thsIr
wedding In this city to-day. The couple eame 70
GaIeshurx in 1855. Mr.. Jacob was for yeaIa Q
leading clothing merchant In this sectious
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Of their series this afternoon Dusty Ehoades.
who pitched good ball on the last trtp East teT
the Cardinals. has had good rest and Will prob
ably do the twirling for Donovans men. Nir-
gil Garvtn. the elongated Texan. Is due TO woIS
for Hanlon's men. With even break IN the
luck the Cardinals have a strong chance for
landing the game this afternoon.
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further effort will be made to keep him
out" continued Johnson.
How about Hoffman,"
To-day wired President Hickey OF the
American Association that under no condi-
tons must Hoffman be allowed to play
with Toledo. We Will compel him to return
TO the Athletics or else join one or the
clubs in the California League
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Two st. Louis Teams of the Trolley
LcaEcu VIII Play mt c. II. c.

The Kern Eiselstadt game OF the Trolley
League. which was to have been played at
East St Louis tomorrow afternoon. Will be
played at the Christian Brothers campus
instead. 10 give the friends of both teams
a chance TO see the game played by the
Trolley Leaguers.
The Kerns are at the head of the League
while the Eisenstadts are in fourth piaSt.
The Eisenstadt team IS the only one IN the
league that has defeated the kerns
The teams will have the following lne-ups
"a
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Cuba to spend $4,000 for Exhibit.

Havana. July l7.-Both houses of Congress
have passed bills for the reorganization and
increase of pay of the rural guard. A
bill has been passed which appropriates $50
Ooo to defray the expenses OF q Cuban ex-
hjhit at the ST Louis Universal Exposition.
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Marion pefent. Evansville.

REPUBLIC SPE tlaI~
Evansville. Ind. July li-MafioA oeiea''
Evansville to-day by TIE score Oh r. II. E
E Esa'aS "a 1859 - IS !
Ba,ter,e.-Bosler. Willis and Cross: Merrsfnan
and Jessup. Cmpire-Cltne
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


Denver Colo. JULY l7-Denver took the first
game Of the series with Peoria. which was close
~ contested throughout Score: VIVA
Denver ..........2 . o 0 o..-3
Peoria ............0 o Q OIL
Elttn-ies-Exler md SchleI: Hart and Wilson:
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Dcs Moincs Ia July l7.-Des Mones cinched
a victory in the last two innings this afternoon
Kansas CITY made their TWO runs on n nome
by Kah after Weeks took FIRST on IN Ct
'"'- '''''' r. II. E.
nss ,,,,,.s o o Of o &c Il
Kansas Gtty......o . Q GO :
Bat,er.es-Hof,er and Fohl: Hess and Messit'
Attendance. SO
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Munich. July 17.-F'ranz Won Lenbach has
finished n nortrai, Of General Stewart l..
Woodford. who was United States Minister
to Spain at the outbreak of the Spanish
American War. for exhibition at the st.
Louis Universal Exposition.
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Weather at s:sa a. m. cloudy: a, $50 q. m.
clear MAXIMUM temnerature %; minimum tenn
pcrnture q. River. us feet.
EDWARD H BOWIE
Local Forecast Official
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Minor Games.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS. nav.
Patoka Ill, July lin baseball game Eefe
to-day Salem defeated Patoka by a score OF
." Fillmore, Ill. July Hill Bros. defeated the
BIues by a score Of 10 s. Batter.es-L'V'hsS'o"
and Hill ana Nelson and Messenger. ,,,,
Earrisburv Ill. July IRA game OF hase9a ~;
here between Harrisburg and Enfield resu'eu III
q score OF ! 10 2 IN favor of Harrispus'
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A, Paducah-Hopkinsvilis 9. Padusah =. Bat
.eriss-Norris and street: Best and Ferry. -.
Al observation-disclosures s. Clarss'iIe Bat
tert.s-Bolv and Warney: Harris and HOMES col.
Al Jackson-Jackson :. Cairo !. Batteries-Noie
and Petit: clark Dickens and RutledEe
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The Eurekas defeated the Sanders Sunday In
an eleven-inninC game by the score OF TO l.
The feature of the game was the battery WORK
OF Saul and Walton.
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Texas state Lenxuc.
Al Dallas:

Eta, Ell; worth ,:::::: :SSSS5SS55 - II
Batteries-For, Worth, Buchanan and MSM srn,
nv nailas Railing and Berry. Umpires-hesah
and Lockhead.
At Waco: n II e
Waco ........s / $50 III Is Z
Cors!cana .........2 v
>,o,i5o- II,sA and Miller. Unpire-Mackey.
III psttortes-Waco, Mckay and Wolfe; Ccrs'caha'
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y good In and out fielder would Ike to 10Th
some team in the is and 70 year old class Adj
dress George Popp. Nc. III Manchester avenue
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The South Ends defeated the Tylers Sunday by
the score OF to 5 The former t"am will pla,
with the winners address l. b. Paulette No 6s!s
Virginia avenue.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
K,n,a. City 1, Loui.ville =.

hHnNas IIVy 4, ~" -, :.
Kansas city. Mo. July li.-Loutsrilie won q
..ir,trr ritche-s. battle on pass and Butter
wild throw 10 second. Gears triple foiiowssa
by Nance's single. gave Kansas CITY IT'S only
run. A''eh1a"es. A''' R. II. E.
hans1s c''y '..S . Q i o. /
Ra,teries-purha.n and Butler; Walker and
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The Clarks would like TO sign a good inhelder
and pitcher. For particulars address w C.
Wuuderlich. No. 5o1 North Second street
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The r.. & C's would like to hear from TIE
Hunts. Hamltons. IrvllEs and Victors. For
particulars address William sullivan. No. 1895
Franklin avcEuc.
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B,r. Granted nm option on Paris.

A. Bare has been granted an option by
the Concessions Department on his appli
cation for the right to produce on the Pike
a show entitled Paris. The option extends
for thirty days. and Mr.. Bare believes that
he will have no trouble in fulfilling the
conditions
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6. paul J,iy 1.-THE locals took the first
game Of tho series with Columbus Attendance.
s's Score RHE.
St, Paul ,...---Ss 2SS5SS 80 i 3
Ngas.tsrie.-C.heck and Sullivan. Wagner ana
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The Tallyhos will pla. the Unions tomorrow.
For games with the former team address j. w
Lindsay. No. 30s5 Clark avenue
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,,t,,,,,oI,s Mimi July Minneapolis OUT
batted Toledo to-day Hoffman was in the line Inc,
up but Just after the game started. was par: re-
box and Re,siins to ief, field Attendance. 1850
score: r. II. E
Minneapolis ........o 39oo Al y :
Bsttsrt.s-Mcpcnald and Ludwig: Kane and
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A good player would like to Join some team In
the Is 10 Is year old class. For particulars ad-
dress No. 1904 South Tenth street.
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Work on the foundations of the Ohio
terday by the contractors. Six State bui!i-
ings are now in course Of construction.
those of Iowa, Kansas. Louisiana. Mis-
souri, West Virginia and Ohio.
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SMITH IS WESTERN CHAMPION.
Nichols of st. Louis Ahead of Him at
One StnRe of Tournament.

Nassau captured the Western golf open
championship by completing the seventy
two holes with a score of 31s strokes He
was closely pressed by David Brown Of
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Of their series TIL, afternoon. Dusty. Ehoadss.
who Pitched Eeoa ball on The las, tip Eps t76 5Ss
ably DO the swirlins 70; ponovap,s men: Viz,
M an shs nsn s an asen rs Tesk the
luck the Cardinals have strong chance FOR
landing the game this afternoon.
pavy Brains injured prop IS coming s!eaad all
we're than Rrain tho9ESt Il was sat at the time
and he may be on, of the fray for some time
The calling of a meeting set tor the latter part
OF this month by President Harry Pulliarn OF
thought. The CHANCES are that the Developments
at this meeting Will be Of u nature 10 surprise
league masnsses who Sand back Of him may
make showing f2E peace hut 5as IaFsi S9&y
that will put them in better POSITION ns = fE Ss
S hs eas ne esasqf Vii e S ss o
OF discussion As bay,s Is IN no S9ndon TO D., be
present time. he will probably be- releca;ed 10
The rear: Salaries Will also come up for share
heaYv isssas are entaiiel How 70 Gu; down -x
the deliberations Of the august body.
Harry Puliiam the National Leagues presi-
dent. is no, the weaklins that some Of the Amer
move In playing Davis was mistake or not re-
mains 10 he seen. More taan likely Pullan
With the sole end in view of getting a line on
the American Leagues fighting strength. II this
body out from under cover perfectly. and has
direct line on their fighting strength. AT thEt.
tional League strike the frs; blow IN the i'm
pending battle after the meeting by a rnid on
salaries prevailing In the American League. the
owners Of clubs in that organization have had
they will hardly be able TO make prolonged
struggle.
IF the Cincinnati Cub had not scen con.
siderate of the feelings OF the New YORK Club"
said Garry Hermann recently, Ed i1aiehanty:
he alive to-day and probably would ~ out On the
field with the Reds. Within the last six weeks
vantage 10 ' negotiate ea with the S:t enssors manage
ment for the services Of Delehanty. The irigr-
a positive certainty. and to- Just short suace
OF time we were tempted 10 take advantage q
club and the xhaie deal being TnsooastTucl came
10 and In the end d-cppAi the matter
without communicating with the Nash.nston
the sake Of harmony in the National League We
allowed the opportunity 20 secure MIN to slip
Barry Mccormick played second FOR the sena-
but taisd 70 get hit. In the eld he PLAYED
a nice gnue. accepting his six chances without
the senblance Of az error.
Issen MACON, and TannehiIl. three Of the
White sox's inhelters. each had trtplet Of hits
Wild BIZ. Donovan and Gibson tied up in a
boston Americans vonnrse- tanned n. T Tic ST
winning hts game and administering the kalci-
mine TO the Detroit aggregation.
Mike DonIin the former 81. Louis player had
three hits out q five times at bat IN yesterday.
for the Red Mem
1t was another battle royal at Pittsburr YES.
terday between the Pirates and '.DisturSers
After twelve hard-fouCht innings Ca-kes men
succeeded sSs in hurnsling the pride OF McGraw's
<
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The Blazers defeated the Ellendales Sunday
former team address u. Hennessey. No l4iI
Webster avenue
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GID NEWSPAPER MAN DEAD.
James \. Boyd Dies at Printers
Home in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs. Colo. July Thames
A. Boyd, - years old. is dead at the Print
ers Home. He was well-known newspa-
per man OF Milwaukee. st. Louis and Chi
ChgO.
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Department Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
Meteorolosical observations received at St Louis
July IL 1903 at s:5s D. m local time and D.
m. seventy fifth meridian time Observations
made at the came moment OF time at all stations.
Stations Dir I'd Nix Rain Weather
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orerou., n,r Wigvnm Made Of Logs.

]. G. Flanders Of the Oregon Commits
sion called Yesterday on the Director of
Works regarding the Oregon State building.
The commission proposes erecting n mann
moth wigwam made of Oregon logs
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St Louis-Mrs. F. W, Each. Mrs J. scudln,
Gere. NJ. J pelzeiI, l. b. DelzelI. ]. H. Bue.t.
W ntr: Meckfessei. Imperial: r.. Harding and
ssn; Waldorf H r. Williams. Mrs. a. R. Miller
+ f. bradford X Boyle. Giisey; w sispv
Fifth Eth A sy Ne. Mss I.ackland Manhattan l.
Jr.. Murray Hill: l.. A. Dyer Ast0r: Mrs j.
Howell; Empire; j. F Madden. Grand Union
gor:an: F.. II. YOUNG. Herald Square; w, H.
COBB. a. F. Cobb. Continental: 2. Herzog. Bel
veicre
Kansas City-w W. winstonley. F. II. Casy,
Navarro: 9: w. osgood. Manhattan: C. p Craig
Imperial: II. Hornbrook and Mrs Hornbrook
Criterion; c. S. Cartwright. Broadway Central:
Il. d. Simmons. Aston.
st. Joseph-M y. Schloss Broadway Central.
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Breeders of Tunis sheep, the famous Afri-
can species. have advised the Chief of the
Livestock Department that they will make
q large exhibit OF this rare and valuable
breei at the Worlds Fair.
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An all-round -ood player and hitter would Ike
TO Join team in the 10 and ~ year old
class Address James T. Thomas. care General
Delivery.
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GRANVILLE Defeats olney.

Granville. ILL.,, July lin the shooting match
between the GRANVILLE and oIney run clubs here
to-day the GRANVILLE Club defeated the Olney
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The Thtebes- stierlins will play the Magnolias
tomorrow.
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KERNs TO PLAY EIsENSTADTs

organized again with three old members ard
six new ones. This team will be stronger tnah
the first and wants hear from irst-class teams
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Cotton state. League.
X, I, T. League.

A, Baton Rouse-Ba,on Rouge !. Natshez !,
At MISUNDERSTANDING IL Pine ''u'i v
Al Monroe-Monroe 8. GreenviNe ).
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Wild Bill Donovan and Gibson tied up In q
Pitchers battle at Boston yesterday. and the
Boston Americans rounrste- tanned the Tiger by
winning his game and administering the kalc-
mine TO the Detroit aggregation.
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DIR, BOHAkNaN

Cur: all chrenie Diseases Dr. DIS Vegetable Curative.
positively Nervous Debility teinsl Lost
Manhood or any evils resulting from youthful or
sIcefes IN from two to aees In aad constantly
Advertised In the ST. Louis paper forty car, and
ha, never failed in curing ;he Worst Cass Impar.s Forer
and Ftgcr with magical effect to those MIDDLE AGED
MEN who feel weakness beyond cir Price Five
Dollar, trial P.et,s. One Dollar .uteent to .ho. that
the Remedy Will do advertised Sold naly DEC
4. RoHASShS. M. 81. Mcrrsn Street. ST.. Louie, Mo-
es1s any adtreAs see,rsy sealed Private Circular
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18

Isheli. Mscoon and Tannehiu three Of the
White SoN's inflelGers. each had trtplet Of hits
to their credit At Washington yesterday.