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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07
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La safIoRIta LuIsR GntieYrsS,
heFmApA do nueGiro buen amigo al
doctor Gntisrrsz curaR con notable
ApPovschAmisnto, los astudioa para
el mRRiaNaFio, en- 10 Normal do Rio
PiSdFAs, HR obtsnido nm pTemto
y 90 ssg0n oPini6a de aus cAtsdrA-
aiaos, To pRimarA A(nmna dc gu eur
no. TeiieltAmnn ainoeramsuts q la
fAmilia do In sstudloBA q intaligeHaa
senoritA.
Aupqua no aaAkn tsrminAdas las
RepAYAaionaa d9i pASao alas Deli
aiAsD, Ancche 90 Hsv6 o eAbo en- 81
In RaaFetA de 10 banda do bombeYos
dirijida poP sI rapniAdo OocoifA.
Ror6 pieSAs v dmnxsh muy bonitAs
de aH y@peTtorio enAre elias oil him
no de BAyamo CUE fuS muy aplAu-
diAo.
nm In noeh@ del sGhAdo contrAio
mAtFimonio civil on esta eindad oil
pundonoTnso cAbailero Mr.. FJ0ac,
Ksato tues de In CoPte de DlatPibo
de Hum1a1c, con lA espiritual Con
ehiaa Astol, haRmAnA dal FeputRdo
eseFitor pAblieo y sloeuanta orAdor
dor muRanio Astol. 6lnc0rAmenta
desaRmos . los nusvos asps goH todo
g6nOro dc falieidAdas.
Al eoIaear loa RiAmbFss que han
dc ssrviE para lA luB sl6cArieA en- 10
prolongAei6n dc lA cAlle de In vi
llA, en- los posAeB De MADEIRA, sufrio
una eaidA uno do los opsTarios, sin
Que ARoRAunAdMmants hAyA que Ia
mentRr fRtAlas consseusnciAs.
Don Rafael TiRAdo VsrriaF, 6s-
cal do In CoRta da HumA0ao,ss en-
eueAtrA en- asia ciudRd.
m In eApillA del Asilo dc msndi.
zoe eonARMfo mRATimonio eatolieo
en- IA Mpeh7~@8l s6bAdo el america
ne Mr. 4yBhapp con To- vlFtuoea sa-
aorINA AmAdinA Arenas. la safo.
FiAA Arenas Yaune condolences ak
eopeicnRles qua gArantiaan In fell
sidAd " im diehA del nuevo hogAr,
ror snyc motivo feiieitAmos Mr..
sshspp por "a slsccI6r.
Ma oil ocnaisrto que ss sslsbrarS
dnatlnaYk una pMrAa obras dc ca
rIdRa, aomRrkn psrte la stnorA
Lisxia Graham, saGorA del doctor
Molina, aaaorA OonaAsnxA Ares de
AsaoI, seaoriAAa Rsnd6n v Nsgr6n
sanIurIo, lop seGores oh1vleF,
Pasarsll, Ashford, 9oieoeshea,
OTus, Balaval, Astol, Ltnsrtad To"
rFss TAhomda. DAdo sl m6ritc Do
los artisARs y los vAliosos alamsntos
cue prasann CO ecEeurao 90 natural
aue 81 Rssuitado hA de responder
aaaisfAetoriAmsnta.
Eamos dido dscir que alguno de
ios aImmenHos que han de som6R
pARaa an In nravM AdministrAei6n
pYsaerdan 90 hagA una aserupnlosA
invesaigAGi6n, con el IN do sstaR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07
En@o s.

gaPAnNdoE ds que no sxists lilo sl-
Euno, qua pudisrR On oil porvenir
proporoionar grandes Quabradsros
de eAhaxa, como les estA prupoFcio-
nAado Nl fAmoso del acuedueto de
6An Juan, en- al cusl iusga impor-
tanas p3psl el ssisbsryimo Egoxcus
tsfa honoraEio de- Las surbAs y AL
eAlds do AquslIA importsnBa ciad&d
El camino one eonduea sl barrio
de ViiiAlha . JuapA Dias, estA 60
maliaimo astRdo. DsbfA 10 nusvs
Administraei6n republicans olvidar
an POGO les o6iosldAdss polilicAs y
atandsF los intsresss de los coRtrf-
buyantos.
MananA 80 llsvArk . aAbs una
gran fiesta an Ia GuknieA Central.
AsishirGn o ella muchos ckbAlleroa
de astA ciudad. Por los informsH
que tenamos, sAbsmes que dfeAa
hssta hA de rssult&r sspl6ndida.
No al astAblaeimiantc al Lou
vrep da nusstro querido Amigo don
JnAn Amsngual ss ssS&n Intrcdu-
eianeo impoPaAntea rafoRmRs. En
10 suoaaivo &c dsaisArk GieAo esta-
blseimianto ai ramo de calsAdo
Installations nj efsSto nm tRlisr an
donds 30 haYAn sSpRtos la MEDIA
do todas slAsss, ngurAndo al frente
m maestro muy rsputado.
Desaoaos los invitantes ia fiesta
an Ia &aAHicA Central raeibir y OBJ
SECULAR dignAmsnts a los cue con
cuEraR, tsniando adamAs an casn'
% si dsiieAdo gusto do los mismos,
haQ hesho O nusstRo amigo don
Vicenas goltero gTAndss pedidos de
cigaFrillos SRlmonalS fabrieados
Dor la Co mpaEfa Industrial de Pusr-
10 Rico cue SON por "a aroma v
damAs eoadicionss los mejoras de
icdAa las mAreAs sxiatsntsa hoy.
EanRna hAbFk q Yaueo sren az
tTaordinAFio CON mntivo dc Ii AesaA
do 10 q 6n6nieA Central.
Sc nes inforlna que estA ints-
RKum pidA 10 carratsra que eondues
q AdiuntAs q eonascueneiA de 81.
&016~ 1SAA AAAA6SSs AAa A&9 OSu41aGCs
IN IA mafiAnA de aver sc llsv6 o
caho una reunion de los Rhogadoa
de exta eindad para tFatAR en- ella
DC asuntos que 90 rslasionAn con ID
protssi6n.
So no11 poea animation para
euErar los Rsyaa. 81 las trnllaa no
so amman para Las ostAvAs ado al.
riPamoa ell convsncimsento cue
nussaras trRdieionas van dasRrars-
eisRdo para aiemprs.
@a hA tornado an estA eindad
una nuevR orcueatA tituladA In
eProRrssissas dc 10 eaAl - director
oil ccmpeAenta composifor don JAi.
ms Psyieks amigo nnastrc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07
De IUlHL DIAl 4 cAGUGs
(NOTAS RAPIDAS)

Enero dc 1908.
Ml ala primaro del eorrisnts 40
mArcn posssi6n do sus eargcs. el
1nes municipal y Ia Jnnta dc Ins'
tTneeioa.
So sneuansrmn &C Jasna DiAS Ias
hallaa y diatir gnidas ss1oriaas Ju-
lin, Conshita y Lsonor BAnHA hifaH
Dc ruastro eerraligionaFfo don Ju-
ilc RsaRk da Psfiuelas.
Az dmFla6 In hlaavenfdA, hAoamoE
voaoa pcEqro 60 prolcngua per
manancIA en- sSeA villa dc tAn en-
eAnAAdorAa hsaspsdea.
Un aorrsligionArio nuastro, ss
rronBnn egaRiaF nj Attorney 81
snn eom pAsielss loE eargca ds JGss
dc Pan vaeal a. 70 Jantk de stu
rAeion.
AsannlmanAa dssempsna amhos
sArgos oil seAor Maneiova.
Tor han dAdo eomissxc lee elA-
sas on ias aacnalAs r6o.teas.
Nassaro QRsrtdo amigo y enrra :
liwicnArio snausiAatA ei Jcvsn den
RraA aiseo AIvArAdcs 90 sncnsnarA
eRNva nosotros.
MI M Mor AivRrado % IN taeto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07
Para 0riente

81 domingo tuvinos al gusao dc
aAiudar En- CaRuAs lCs jovane3
seposca deha Coneepei6a Attol
b BssattL MA Charles e. Fooas,
jasx asociado del Tribunal ds cate
DsstFito.
La noeha Rntarior hkhfa central
do masrlmonio diehos i6sanss sn
Ponce mArehahAn q In simpksicA
eiudad de Orisnte, donds tendr6n
poF ahnrA 81 realdeReIA.
DaaeAEoa n ica eaposoR Fo0te-
Ast0l cue lea soDrfa ma sisFna
vsntnra, sin cue In Ess leve a0n-
bra - presents sR el sislo dc an
fs isidAd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07

Anssa 10 somprar Ia. sas msdleinas visfis
In FArmMeiR MMAmOER8 R0x6. sariido
general O. al y&Eo- Pasamtfsmdos do a0das
rFcea0eneI&s. Personal ecmraasnse para ai
a@HpAahn dn raEatAa. AgrAtc prDnNaaas
Praeios sin eompessneia.-P8rqns caasFsL
csguaas Pusrao RssDs p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07

importAnts de la eolonis puagtorri.
QushA de Nav York, doRds cursa
In eArrarA do medieinA.
Reiasr6mcsle maestro AfaeAupao
sAludo de bisnvenidA.
PAssee que &c van dsseahFisndo
los Rnaores del crfmsn da In IA
clsnda OriattnR,
Ssfior aleAlde: No mAnda o des.
yarbRr 10 plaSa, puas lA ysrha que
Sn ella exiate GO neeeeita para Ia
RllmRntacfcn &c cieFtos cuadr6se-
dos, y dc eisFto snrleado r6alico.
D. n. Rux.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07

Tengo de manifestar haee vengo
incompatible exo ell preparado concdo nomhre
Emulsion de Scott aete de gado de bacao las
pulmonares particularmente
nfatcas
tropcas que consuyen declo
los pudiendo
los ninos Ia Emulsion de Scott puede consdae
Doctor Monans
Barcelona, Habana, Cuba.
empleado praetca la Emulsion Scott de
hgado bacaao hpofosfos de
vaoso
elaboration deia
C. n Desvernine Habana
ustrado Doctor Alfonso Betancourt Habana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07
Los alemaneS en- Venezuela
81 sonfioto on ri6

Las aropAs ds iBfARtaria aiamanaa, daa-
MmhnreAaAa O. In @uAgrR. no aeandoRan m
rmlwo do sierra ain Qaa fes vaDsxolAnca anB
hnsallseen en- en- paafasA pcaesion-
Mnca BclaAdrx van ineanaandoss da vhtoaGa
prupiadEdaa para Eoliysaaar ID candA as 10 re-
nj iaass 10 sassAars 20 ApOasFt % asiass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07
SCOTT s BOVINE, Quimicos, NUE.,
FL joven Villa
P 3 ESQ

Gysr fHe sondacsdo rrsas a Areafbe = -
eRresi ia Posrta dc Terra. nnassrn amigo v
ecrrslsHtonagie don 4 Afrsdo Via Marc, d0san
7as gosa da generates sfEnraafas.
Via - In aensA ds ekmplfss an lns 6ara.
saos diaiarnios eaarrsdcs sn lie Pis8rka, szmn.
60 lAa alseslsaas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07

hsqass de vsla. de- gran poras ios tIsns saio
aa easto1iA.
Tensss ga dc m monsaio \ Oaro 30 agra
We la aaaaAeion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07

que diar1amente eplea clientele rnejors rutdo
los que esta indcada conocida Enun de .
La excelente Emulsion de es edcareno oua ,
snpre nagnffcos resutados todos los casos de
pumonars mpes graves esr6fua bronouit
fnfatismo, etc. - DR.. Francisco Penichet Habana
Don Antonio Moreno Dfaz doctor en- nnedicina = e,s.
dente la Habana cerfca haber usado an los ennov
mo debihdad orgsnca Ia Emulsion Scott siempre cor
maravillosos - ssu
terneo que hace mucho tempo vengo ernpleando Ia Fru
Scott todos los ess in6cada rns \.
taoo maraslnoso- - Dr. Miguel Ortiz Carrillo Habana
Dice brevemente el Doctor Juan N Dsyalos IA !, ~
nae enpo Vene Indieando en- aga practices edca Ia r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07
HONOR AL MERITO.

No hay positivamente emulsion que pueda compararse
con La leg1tlma de Scott As1 10 prueba diploma
lmladores sin cuento esfaerzan por producer algo
gua pero no 10 logran Podran adoptar nombres que
prmera vista confnCan con ell del art1culo original
pero da virtud nttiles mezcolanzas El que
quiera que desde Ell principle la legftima
Emulsion de Scott economizando as1 tempo dineroa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-07

Exiiase Is legitima fabricada por
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

and has been directed to proceed at once
to Jefferson City for conference with the
State authorities.
Missouri has two regiments Of infantry
of ten companies, one of eleven companies
and one of seven companies. a battalion Of
Fesix ecnapantss andg two companies unat-
,taach& TandkR one hight battery-a total
strength of about 2,7oo.
The brigade commander Is stationed at
Butler: First Regiment of Infantry of elev-
en- companies and the Light Battery are all
at st. Louis, and the Third Of ten COM
panies, at Kansas City. The headquarters
of the Second Regiment are at Nevada and
the Fourth at ST. Joe.
The headquarters of the Sixth Battalion
are at Cape Girardeau, and one of the I'M
attached companies Is at jefferson City and
the other at Kansas City.
Major James Lockett. Fourth Cavalry.
from Fort Riley. will be assigned to the
supervision of the inspection of the Kan
sas militia and directed to proceed to To-
peka for conference with the Adjutant
General and there to m his inspec-
tons. Kansas has a brigade of two regi-
ments of twenty-three companies and two
batteries of artillery. having an aggregate
strength of about 1,4OO.
The brigade headquarters are at Topeka
and headquarters First Regiment at Law
renee, with companies at Topeka, Burlin-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
ILLINOIS HIGH-sCHoOL MEET.
South Central Association Convenes Mt
Carlyle May 9.

REPUBLIC Eel
Carlyle, H.. May 1.-The arrangements
have practically been completed for the
annual meet Of the South Central Illinois
High-School Association in this city Fri
day. May s. The Indications are for a
record-breakins attendance. 500 seats hay
Ing already been reserved in the hall
where the contest will take place for out
side schools. The hall has a seating ca
pacity of 100. e.
The entries in the different events are
as follows:
oration-Bert Clark, centraiia: ice Southwick,
Fora; Esteila. Dennison, Kinmundy; Gus RIOS.
borough. Salem; Ida Hoffman. Lebanon; ST. John
Wilton. Carlyle. -
Observation-Disclosures Boyton, centralla: Mar
saret ANDERSON, kinmundy; Gertrude VIM, tSa.
lem: Brown Large. Lebanon: Hugh Arbauga,
Esssy-Ethei Scott. Centralia: Jessie Hanon.
Flora: Ethel Craig, kinmundy; Jesse Francis.
Salem: Mabel Duncan. Lebanon: Clinton Mccall
6Isw:as..Harry Smith, central.a: Leander
rglls Asas5sO9. Lseap9a; GUY 6sTkisy: c=IIiyls;
Hoffman, Lebanon;' chrissie kahIsrs. .carlxIs.' A
giologyaFrank Bennett. Centrala; Lowell Enll.
s ssifT; Clara S0ss'' Lebanon Edna Johnson
eI BhysIssF Flsas: n F:sssi aEaif. c slnnuaay! RG Cert
tIude Wynn. Salem: Alvin Koch. Carlyle.
es efSms'FY Flora: Pearl ssina n. rf Ssasr'l Rinm RnssE!
Jesse Francis. Salem: Brown Large. Lebanon:
oscar BeCkerneyeT, Carlyle.
Jonas. Centralia: Jessie Hanon.
Flora: Bertha S,euber. Kinmundy; Nellie Frank,
Salem: vina Donaldson, Carlyle:
Condit. Bert Clark. Centraiia: BeTtha, steuber.
Nellie Beaver. Clara Klein: Ruby Woodley. Kin
mundy: Herbert Kahlerts St John Wilton. 0. H..
Jores, Abram White, Carlyle. -
GSEzia dash-MuEray. Carlyle: Scott. centrali.:
Pearce. Flora; Wilkinson. Kinrnundy: Belts. sa-
| ioo-yard carlyle: Mason. Gen.
trslia: Pearce. Flora: Rose. K.nmundy; Belts.
s2D-yard Carlyle: Scott, Contra
la: Pearce. Flora: Belts. Salem.
Sparter,miie rnnmsSnes. nc cariyle; Ma Mason Cen
Half-mile un-oscar Beckemeyer. Carlyle: Cop
pie. Centralia: Pfeiter. Lebanon: Pace. Salem.
tralia: Hor. Flora: Pteifer. Lebanon: Davenport.
Salem.
liza: wilkinson. Kinmundy: Pace. salem.
Putting Carlyle: Scott, Contra
liza: Pearoe. Flora: Smelling. Kinmundy: Rein
Hammer ~throw-Jones. CARLYLE: Condit. Cen
tralia: Arbuthnot. Flora: Jenkins. Lebanon;
| Disc hurl~jones. Carlyle: condit. centralia;
pearce. Flora: Rcinhardt. Lebanon: Davenport.
Salem.
Scott. Cen,ralia: Pearce. Flora: Jenkins. Leba-
non: Belts. Salem.
Bs asan' esn, hlfh 'Hn 8ssasAn s=sekf plsSss! f ss4s5s:
Standing broad ~jump-Wiiton. Carlyle: Scott.
C~entralia: Arbuthnot. Flora; jenkins. Lebanon:
Standing high .iump-Murray. Carlyle: Scott,
Gentralia: Arbuthnot. Flora: Barton. Lebanon:
Pole vault; Beeksmeyer. Carlyle: Jones,
G @an !, How s y Iesl TlSaa; sr %llsipsSn. Salem kin-
ZONES. stsghensSn. George murray. CARLYLE:
Weisch. southwiek. shriner. Flora: Francis.
Davessort. Smith. Pace. Salem.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
INSPECTION OF STATE
MILITIA IS ORDERED
Ra TE&a W.
- q &
Equipment of Missouri, Kansas
and Oklahoma Organizations
to Be Investigated.
REPUBLIC sPEcrALs'

REPUBLIC sPEcIAls -
Washington, May '2-orders were Issued
to-day at the war Department for the in
spection of themiiidas organizati tons OF, Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Oklahoma
These inspections Will be conducted I'M
der the provisions of the: law enacted by
the last Congress. which directs that State
troops be supplied with the arms and ac-
counterments of the regular army.
The orders follow:
Major William A. Skunk. Eighth Cavalry.
from Jefferson Barracks. will inspect the
organized militia Of the State of Missouri
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

game. Burlington. Chanute. Ottawa, Hia-
watha. Sabetna. Manhattan, Yates Center
and Fredonia. The headquarters. Second
Infantry. are at Newton, with companies
a. Wichita. Wellington. Sterling, Newton.
Hutchinson. Larned, Osborne. Ellsworth.
Enporia, Lindsborg. Concordia and Salina.
Battery A is at Wichita and Battery Hat
Topeka.
Major Charles G. Starr. Twenty-ffth In
fantry. from Fort Reno. has been appointed
special inspecting officer for the organized
militia of Oklahoma and directed to pro-
coed to Guthrie for conference with the
Adjutant General of the Territory.
Oklahoma has one regiment of twelve
companies Of infantry. one troop of cavalry
and a battery of light artillery. with a total
strength of about 500. The cavalry troop
is stationed at Guthrie and the battery of
artillery at Oklahoma City, which have also
a company of infantry each.
The regiment of infantry has headquar-
tiers at Chandler and the companies are To-
Gated at Chandler. Medford, Blackwell.
Pawnee. Shawnee. Hennessey, Edmond
Alva. Enid and Perry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
Freight Wreck .t C~entrali..

NEFU bLIC SFfCIAL.
Centralia, ILL.,. May This morning a
westbourd freight on the Southern Railroad
was derailed at the Illinois Central crossing
just south of town. The operator had set
the target for an Illinois Central train. and
" hen the Southern freight engineer applied
his air brakes they refused to work, and
the engine and three cars were derailed.
The accident delayed traffic for nearly four
hours. but at noon the tracks had been
cleared and trains we're running.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
SPORTING NotH.

Members Of the Ashland Gun Club will hold
their opening shoot to-day at their. grounds.
Ing at 10 a. m.
T National Quot Association will open ita
season this afternoon. the Shucks meeting the
Ganders. Officers Of the body are George Drex-
age president, Roger Carroll vice president. o. c.
knccht secretary. Peter Shuck treasurer and
Louis Foerstel sergeant-at-arms.
-Millers and South Ends will play tonight at
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
Ladies' Bowling scores.

Members OF the Up-to-Date Bowling League
held their regular meeting at the St; Louis
Mrs. F. W. Krenning making the high score OF
the meeting. Mrs. T.. W. Witch was second
place The members are Mines: J. Grenzebach.
Al Bush. G.. H. Stretnan. l. Meineke. Max
Meisel. ]. P. Riechers. Meyer. D. W. Steitz. T.
+. Witch. L. HOFFMAN. r. Engelskind. Demint.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
commencement at Golconda.

Golconda. ILL.,. May 1.-The fifteenth an
niIal. commencement of the Golconda High
School was held at Young's Opera-house
ever assembled there. The graduates were:
Otella Viola Hessier. Bessie Marie Meyers.
Mary Alice Hammons, Maud Trovillion and
Albert Claire Hodge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

base hits-Keeler. Setback. Wilson. Stolen bases
,Conroy. Ryan. Left on bases-New York S.
Washington :. Double Williams
and Camel: Robinson. Denont and Carey. First
base on errors-N.w York. Hit by pitched, ball
BY Wolf .. by Wilson !. Struck out-Ry Wilson
j Time OF game-one hour and nfty m.rutes.
"Impi-es-Cornellv and Caruthers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
ST. LOUIS.

l.. Gessler !. Muilin / Heid-ick /. EIberfeid i.
Three.base ts-Heidrick ]. Crawford /. sacri-
fee ~hits-Barrett ]. Smith 2. Double pleys-Gess-
Ter and Carr: Burkett and Sugden. Hit by
pitched baii-By slever .. Wild pltch-Muilin l.
Bases on balis-0n Siever >. Strike outs-By
Mullin 10. by Sever ,. Left on bases-St. Louis
.. Detroit 10. Time OF game-one hour and nifty
three minutes. Cmpire-O'L aughlin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
Columbian Club Bouts.

Fred Doerr and Young Yusuf have been
matched. to wrestle to-day. at the Columbian
Athletic Club in a estch.as,eateh-can bout. best
l:minary will be a six-round 20 between Kid
Huber and Jack Kunkle at 100 pounds. The pro.
gramme will ommeac at 3 D.. m. ( :
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
Health Report for Last Week.

Four cases Of smallpox were reported in St.
Louis last week. with no deaths: diphtheria. 70
cases. 5 deaths: Group. 2 cases. / fatal: scarla-
tina. IS cases. no deaths: typhoid fever. Il cases.
. deaths. measles. 90 cases. S deaths: whooping-
cough: 3 cases. 2 deaths: consumption. is cases.
all fatal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
Citizen. Subscribe Reward.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pilot Grove, Mo-. May -The citizens of
Runceton. the home of Ernest Stevens. who
was murdered at Pleasant Green Wednes-
day night. have raised $500 to aid in finding
the murderer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
SALISBURY school re.cher..

Eel
Salisbury. Mo-. May AT meeting Of the
School Board here to-day the following corps Of
teachers was elected: William P. Noel. princi-
pal: Miss Baker of Mexico. Miss Kate of Dalton.
Miss Ethel Stevens of Moberly and Misses Flor
ence Matters, Maude Ford. Berthe Neal, Olive
Cloyd and Hattie Virgen of Salisbury.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

OsceoIa Commencement Exercises.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
osceola. Mo. May The thirteenth annual
commencement OF Osccola High School was held
in Calendar Hall last night. with the following
graduates: Viola I. Love, Lena NJ. CampbelI.
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Miller's grounds. Sublette and Manchester ave
nue~. the game being scheduled for 3 p. m. RI.
burke would ike TO hear from all good uniformed
teams. He may be addressed at room No. Z. Re-
public building.
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EXCITING INCIDENTS MARK VICTORY II.
OF DETROIT TEAM OVER ST. LOUIS.

Umpire OLauehlm Orders Heidriok and Anderson From Field for
demonstrating With Him Over His Decisions - Other Players
Displeased and Rush on Diam ond = Hemphil Warned and
Returns to Bcnch-Score Is ) TO in Favor of Detroit.
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CHICAGO Ic. CLEVELAND 8.
Hard Hitting on Two Pitcher. Gives
mn Easy victory.

Chicago. May Hard hitting off both
Cleveland pitchers. and clever base stealing,
COUPLED with the visitors battery EROS,
gave the locals an easy victory to-day. A.
tendance. 6.s0o. Score:
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Cleveland.

Chicago ..-""".."...0 8 5 o..-ls
Cleveland -.------....O o l 0 3 0 o III
base hits-Green /. DAILY ]. Tannehin l. Sullivan
L white l. Bradley l. Flick ]. Gochnaur !. Sac
rtfice hits-Tannehili /. Bsmis /. Stolen bases
Jones i DAILY J.. Tannet1ili l, Sullivan l. Struck
out-By, White a. by Wright /. by Pounds 2.
Passed balls-Bemis !. Bases on balls-On Write
2 OF Wright 5 Wild p~itches-wr!Eht 2 Hit
with hall-Pounds. Time Of game-One hour and
forty-tive minutes. Ump.re-Sheridan.
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Helen NJ. johnson. Alma B. James. Florence L.
Williams. Miss Helen NJ johnson. Is years old.
received first honors. n. c. Whaley of Kansas
City Law School delivered the class address
Diplomas were presented by Doctor Thomas VI
johnson.
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BOSTON.
Totals So Az Il l

rBatted for Criger in ninth. - -
HATED for Young In ninth.
Bcs:on .:.---.-----...0 0 0 0 0 o 90
Philadelphia ..-.--~...l o ia
Earned Iuns-Philadelphia l., Two-base. hits
Piekeriag, !. Hartsel l. Collins /. Double plays
Stahl and Cyiser / Fir,, base on bsllsSon
sn, : Segbold l. Struck out,By, Plank s, by
and fifty minutes. Umpires-winter and Sohreck.
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NEW YORK ,. WASHINGTON 4.

By Lucky punching of Hits in Sixth
Inning, Victory Is Won.
New York. May by punching hits in
the sixth inning and scoring three runs. the
Washingtons defeated Griftlth's New York
players to-day. Both Wilson and Wolfe
had good control, not a base on balls being
given by either. Attendance. $3.50. Score:
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Washington.
New York
Totals ....ss q 10

sBatted for o'Connor in The ninth.
-Batted for Wolf In the ninth.
New 0oo11 Q o-3
Washington ......-.....0 0 10 0 ~
Earned rups-New York ]. Washington /. Two
base Mcfarland. Ryan. Three
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Edgar Meier beat Decker by one decimal point
for the championship of the Junior Association.
Secretary Aliens figures follow:
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BOSTON O.. PHILADELPHIA 3.

Pinnk's Pitching Is Well Supported by
His Teammates.
Boston. May 2-P.ank's pitching was we'll
supported in the field. and the Philadel-
pnlss shut out the home team to-day. At
tenGance. 100. Score: -,
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REaT PITCHING

Perhaps Ms most masterTy DIT OF tne
pitching art was displayed in the seventh
inning, when. after Heidrick had tripled
and no one out, he famed the next two
men up. Wallace was at the bat and had
two strikes when Heidrick tried for the
BOBBY prize. which is awarded to those who
try to steal home while the pitcher holds
the ball. Burkett. Hemphill and Sievers
Tanned twice