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The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Cares NOT A RAP
FOR Influence
Corrupt Officials Have Nothing to
Hope For So Far as the Presi-
dent Is Concerned.
ANY ONE PRESUMABLY GUILTY
TO Be PROSECUTED TO The LIMIT
The Question Not One of social or
Political influence, Hut of Guilt
or Innocence, In the Matter of
Corruption of the Government
Service.

Washington, Nov f-As Illustrating
President Rooseyelts attitude on the
postofiice scandal an importsnt letter
written by him has just found It's way
into print through the medium Of the
Review OF Reviews, edited by Dr. Albert
Shaw.
This letter marked Personal" has
excited wide comment In Washington,
and rumors Of its existence have been
current here for week II was sent by
the president to "A certain congress-
man. and is printed without names
and with the announcement that II
was never intended for the public,
but rather to make clear in a private
way to certani politicians that no fur
ther attempt must be made to use
political argument for the sake Of af-
iecting the presidents conduct In his
plain duty" This is the letter:
"(Personai)
white House, Washington, Oct. -,
1903.-My Dear Congressman The
statement alleged to have been made by
the inspector that | 'ordereG' the In
dlctment Of - --, or anyone else
is lie-just as much lie as II 1t had
been stated that | ordered that any
one should not be indicted.
MY directions have been explicit
and are explicit now Anyone who
Is guilty is to be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor Of the law and no one
who is not guilty Is to be touched.
Il care not rap for the political
or social influence Of any human being
when the question is one OF guilt or
nnocene in such matter as the cor
ruption Of the government service.
"Lct Him he Aiienntcd."
81 note that wnat you say that the
circulation OF this report about me may
ALLEVIATE the support Of many Of -----s
! friends from my administration
Frankly, feel that anyone who would
believe such story must be either
lacking in intelligence or else possessed
OF malignant credulity,
III anyone is 10 be alienated from
me by the fact that ! direct the pros
ecution OF republican or democrat with
out regard to his political or social
standing, when It appears that he Is
guilty of gross wrong-doing-why, all
can say Is, let him be alienated.
III District Attorney ---- -
has anything which should be known
to the attorney general or to me as
regards this suit, should be delighted
to see him. But, frankly | have not
the slightest desire to see him II his
visit Is to be in the interest OF the well
fare of the party or my success,
"In a case like this where the crime
charged i8 ono that strikes at the
foundations Of the commonwealth, l
should hold myself unfit for this once
II considered for one moment either
my own welfare or the interest OF the
party, or anything else except the In
teres,s of justice, Respectfully,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
TO RECEIVE CHAS. KRATZ.
chief of Detectives Desmond Of 81
louis to Receive krnb From
the Mexican Government.

Washington, Nov l--The Kratz ex-
tradition papers supplementing the
original demand were sent to Ambas-
sador Clayton at the CITY OF Mexico,
Tuesday
The president also commissioned
william Desmond, OF ST Louis, "a the
agent Of United States government to
secure Charles Kratz when surren-
dcred. The commission was sent To
Ambassador Clayton, and the embassy
Will certify the papers,
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Mnnilnp WITH Sueeess,

The gentlemen directly In charge OF
gathering specimens Of the states pro-
duets for the ST. Louis worlds fair
exhibit report that they are meeting
with much success Every individual
who contributes to the exhibit VIII be
given due credit, and many OF the
specimens contributed will bring to
the donors thousand fold of the
vahp of the articles.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Will Accept No COMPROMISE.

Hon. Ben Foreman, one Of the most
active of the insurgent wing Of the re.
publican party, declares the insurgents
will hold a convention and send a
complete delegation to the next ma.
tional republican convention. Mr..
Foreman says his wing of the party
will accept no compromise with the
present state organization.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Given Thirty DAYS.

Vada Brlnkley, the 15-year-old negro
Girl who stabbed Robert Richardson.
to death at Little Rock June u last.
pleaded guilty in Pulaski circuit court
to the charge of involuntary man.
slaughter, and was sentenced to thir.
ty days Imprisonment in the state
penitentiary. She was tried first
October 16, the trial resulting in a
hung jury.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Part Of Iron Mountain system

The railroad commission OF Arkan.
sas decided that the Mississippi, Ham.
burg and Western railroad is part
Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern railroad. hence must be
placed under the commissions stand.
ard distance tariff. The matter way
brought before the commission by
business men Of Hamburg.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
orphanago In Good Shape,

Ihe board Of trustees OF the Arkan'
900 'u Methodist Orph0nOgc, located at
",ue Rock report that during the
us' % twelve months thIrty'three child
,yu w were received twcnty.threc were
p,ac'l In comfortable homes and ten
,vmalN IN the institution, The Ar
@n'aa Methodist Orphanagc has been
~ W 'S'bteheo something over two years
" F." supported by the three confer
Atknnsaa.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
brakeman Cox Killed.

Andrew Cox. an Iron Mountain
brakeman, lost his HE near GRADY
Ic was riding on the COW catcher
roady TO open the switch, and In get
ling OF his foot slipped and, falling
,ho engine caught him and cut on one
lcv and arm and mashed his body 80
ina, no only lived few minutes attor
No wna taken from under tho train
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Smothered in Cotton Pen.

The 5-yearold daughter Of w. B.
Liggon, living near Mount Carmel,
was suffocated to death few days ago.
While playing in pen of cotton with
some other children, they dug a hole
in the loose cotton and the little one
fell into it and was covered with cot.
ton and was suffocated before she
could be taken out
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Nemnri.nbI. Mirage In >"brnsk

Superior Neb Nov A remark
ably distinct mirage has boon seen n,
n point north of the town OF Nelson
The entire town Of Edgar, which II
about fourteen miles from the point
where the mirage was witnessed, was
reflected in the sky,
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
I,s,npri From jail.

Portland, Orco Nov i--Robert
Greenwald, an inmate Of tho county
Jail, who recently fell heir to a large
estate In Pennsylvania, OF which his
share Ia said to be s250,OOO, has made
his escape from the Jail, and no trace
of him can be found,
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Serious Accident.

Chas II, Ross was seriously injured
by the blowing out Of a cylinder head
at the heading factory in Little Rock.
Ross was examining the engine to dis.
cover a leak when the cylinder blew
out, striking him full in the face.
l.. p, Coleman, another employe, had
a leg broken In the accident.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
State Grand Lodge, |. O, o. r.


The annual meeting Of the state
grand lodge l. o, o, T., was held at
'OneSOoro last week, The attendance
wa the largest In the history Of the
"aer, which Is In a most llourlshlng
Vond'ton, The report OF the board
SHOWS the widows and orphans home
AZ Batesyille to have been ably man
aBed, and 1t Is proving u great bless
.uB TO those for whom It was built
'He following officers for the ensuing
yoar were chosen; Chas, V, ReloNto OF
corning, grand master, j, w. Ogles
Wy OF C0ulkosvIlle, deputy grand mas
Vr' r. o, Butt OF Green Forest grand
"aruehi John =, Paul OF sulphur
springs, grand secretary; l., s, O'Neal
W. rorl smith, grand treasurer; Geo
~ NoObln Of Salem, grand representa-
o'e. ,e. Pine Blum was chosen over
n'oo Rock to entertain the next ses'
wv" or tho grand lodge
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
,i,i,rns nurncd the noat,

South Bend, Ind Nov a Prop
erty ownora who objected to the moor
ing Of the steamer Ben Hamilton on
the street In front OF their homes fired
It. completely destroying the beat,
which cost $4,000,
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
U, D. c. Officers.

At a recent meeting in Hot Springs,
OF Arkansas Division, United Daugh.
ters Of the Confederacy the follow.
Ing officers to serve the ensuing year
were elected: President, Mrs. Hall,
Dardanelle; treasurer, Mrs. Fichu;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Sue l..
James; state historian, Mrs. r. b.
Willis.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Twins Cremated,

While A. Moore and wife. colored,
were in their field near Brinkley, pick.
Ing cotton, their house burned down
and their three-months-old twins were
burned to death. The woods between
the field and the house prevented the
parents from seeing the flames in time
to save the children. They had been
left in charge of 4-year.old boy.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Pearls In tn. Diu buddy,

Murphysboro, H.. Nov i=felo Sui
Ion, Of this city, recently began hunt
Ing for pearls in the Big Muddy near
here, rrd In two weeks has found about
$500 worth Of pearls and slugs In elan
shells taken from the river
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Negress Kills Her Husband.

Jose Cato. colored, shot and killed
her husband, Dan Cato, near Brink.
ley, using shotgun The woman
claims Cato, who was drunk, was try.
ing to shoot her with pistol, and
that she shot in selfdcfense.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Fatal Eall

Mrs Mary A, Boas, proprietress OF
n hotel at HoyIe, died from injuries
sustained In a fall, While walking
across the floor she stumbled over a
rug and In falling struck her head
against chair causing conclusion OF
the brain
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Premier Connie. wiu Ueslsn,

Paris, Nov, A special dispatch
from Paris says that at meeting OF
the council of ministers Premier
combcs announced ,ha, he Will resign
Immediately after the budget Is voted,
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Pearls IN the uia muddy,

st. Cloud, Mlnn, Nov i-'Durlng n
domeastratlon IN the laboratory ot 81
Cloud normal school, an explosion OF
chemicals took place, blowing out the
windows and causing paNlc, Prof
Kcppo 'n yAafsa "a ,he elass, WA
serious, mlUrcA
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Terrible nnr,huuaL. In Persia.

slma, Nov A terrible earth
quake has practically demolished tho
town Of TurshIa, Persia, Three hun
drcd and Afty Of the inhabitants woro
killed and many injured one hundred
and olghtyfour carpet factories were
destroyed,
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
No Loss of Life,

Lisbon, Nov. THE German steam
or DuIsburg wrecked near hero, Mou'
day, In n fog, ls not the German mall
stoam OF that name but n small Cor
man trading steamer, There was no
loAA of llfo.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Jobu Mitchell iietter,

New York, Nov i=-John Mitchell,
the labor leader who on mis- arrival
hero Monday night was suffering from
ocute stomach trouble, Ia much better,
llo was not confined " hls bod.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Conprc.smnn Loses MS vote.

Des Moinos, Ia, Nov i,-Congross'
man j. A. T. Hull lost hls vote In the
second precinct Of the first ward Mr.,
Hull was one Of the first arrivals Al
tho polls and was challenged because
he failed To register.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
German Usrrison Annihlia,cj,

Beaufort West, Cape Colony, Nov. 4
1t IL reported here that the German
garrison ut Warmbad, In German
Southwest Africa, has boon annlbllat
ed by tho llottentots,
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Former Cangr...nnn Harriet.

New York, Nov, Al, Richard Bar
rot, former member of congress from
Missouri. Ia dead from heart disease at
u hotel In this city whore he had made
his home FOR the past IL years
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
Accidentally shot.

Jacksonville, H., Nov t-Mrd,
Mary Tcolo, % Waycrly was acc'
dentally shot ana fatally injured, shp
and her husband were At the corn crib
hunting rats, and discharge from n
shotgun struck her full IN tho breast
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
4 Recent Religious Census of Little
Rock Shows a Small Per Cent of
Population Attend Church.
kMxTS DF LWeEk BRIEFLY CHRONICLED
The Baptsts of This State Will Re-
Unite odd Fellows Meet at Jones'
boro and Elect officers.
Interesting Church Statistics.

religious census recently taken Of
little Rock furnishes some interesting
ktatlstics The census was taken
.,uder direction Of the association Of
Lbprches, each church performing its
bortion of the work, the city being di-
rided into districts. OF the popula-
lion of 10000, only l6.S5S are included
b church. going, and of this number
O67 are under IS years Of age. The
humber attending church once a
Month is given at 7,4S9, and the mum.
her attending Sunday School at only
hiss. The church preferences are
Riyen as follows;
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07

Thirty families refused to give the
sought, and at 1875 resi-.
dence no one was at home.
The Van Buren press., 1903-11-07

The 5yearold child Of W. H. Whlt,
more Of Fayetteville was frighttully
burned while playing about somo
burning leaves,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Son Of Lamplighter Picks Up IL
Pounds and Beats Good Horses
nj Fair Grounds.
oPTIMO RUNS BAD RACE.
Foley Takes Mount From Outside
to Inside at Stretch Entry
and Is Beaten-JiggcT's
Poor Showing.

Little Scout took up 10 pounds At -he
Fair Grounds yesterday. gave C-aiN dor.
Taby Tosa and Bessie Mccarthy twelve
pounds each. ana EingsteIIe thi-ty-rwo
pounds then won cIeycrlv. over a mile
and ope-siXteenth. in 1:sSi-.
Scout was 4 TO I fin the betting. Taby
and Croix We're about equal favorltes At
Ss. Bessie was 81 10 ]. and ran a much
improve race. with six pounds OF. She
probably would have won at a mile and
one-eiEhth. She closed very fast ana
strongly. but pulled up lame.
KinEsteIe and Prosper IA Cal set the
pace. Prosper cracked at the half. Then
Croix dor. who had been waiting in third
place, shot out and seemed 20 be winning.
He led the main bunch TO the stretch by
five lengths. He stopped badly in the last
eighth. Scout IAN over him. Kincstelle
came again and all hut finished second.
Bessie Mccarthy outstsyed her in the
last few strides Taby Tosa ran a dull
race.
MATHEWs'S RIDE on JIGGER.
The fifth race saw Fetujohn, who
looked like a I-to-2 shot. 10 !. while
Aladdin. 6-to-l shot. was 10 1. Ada y.
was TO l. The race was truly run, as
far as the first three were concerned. The
early pace was slow. star Gazer set it
J Mathews had JIgger under forty wraps.
OF which tae judge took cognizance. jig
ger laid second 80 the h5.f. with Ada y.
third. Ada made her move az the three
eighths and led into the stretch. Petit
john came on just then and won. as he
should. Ada y. was second and Aladdin
third.
The race. it is said. caused a commo-
ton in the usually placid ranks OF the
judicial officials. Judge Brady had
Mathews up for fifteen minutes to CN-
plain why he nut the strangle hold on
Jigger in the first half.
Then they said that Aladdin's race did
not please the powers. No matter who
he pleased or displeased. he ran his race
to a hair. He did beat Ada y. at Delmar
by some five lengths, but if there ever
was a complimentary race. that was one.
Aladdin cannot beat the lame side OF
Ada going d mile. The Republic so stated
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
LEAGUE TO BE FORMED
EiEht-CIub Organization VIII Meet
At Christian Brothcrs College
to Organize.

Final arrangements for the new associa-
tion football league. 10 be made up OF
teams from the various young mems
Catholic societies or this city. will be
made tomorrow evening at the Christian
Brothers College. when a meeting will be
held to pass ou all questions connected
with the new body.
Brother EIeaz1r. director Of athletics at
the Christian Brothers Coucge. has Sc
cured the Pastiiue grounds for the use OF
the teams. Two games will be played at
the Pastime and two at the college cam
nus ca-h sunday afternoon, commencing
next sunday
Societies represented are young mems
bodies from -. Lawrence D'TOOle. st
Annc. -. Rose. St Bridget. Visitation
and Holy Rosary parishes. tho Knights Of
Father Mathew and the Christian Broth
Crs college Two delegates from each
'"eicty are expected tu attend to-morrow's :
meeting.
With eight teams in the league. and
four leans PLAYING each Sunday this will
CivC the contestants match every al
tsrn1tc week. The game fiOurished al
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
DICK wELLEs AGAINST TINE.
VIII Garry Hundred Pounds In Race
Next ThuFNduy.

Cincinnati. O.. oct. 27.-Thrce fav0rites,
two second choices and long shot won
at I.atouia to-day. The racing was with
out special feature Weather cool; track
fast.
Secretary Hopper to-day announced that
in his trial against time next Thursday
Dick WDlles will carry lHl pounds and BE-
ridden 10y Jockey : Bonner. He will be
paced and rellyed the first half mile ly
EeCsn or B1riolph and the last half mile
by First Attempt. summary:
First race. ~iN furlrras-Qutz d. r1g - Bon
uerl. los. won. KiuE Roe. IH5 iF. Watson.
{ 60 J. second BANANA cream. - lHn-bartf. ..
% I. third Time. 10, Harlem l-sne, Es.d
The Meteor ami Tom Hail ai-1 Tsu.
Second race. one miI9=Ad"ltuf.. 1Ni tLilt-
scyl. 4 % J. won. Sttrha'. 20 49, 3. unpri. tn
.. second Circus Gtrl. Jos tNlH1utI-nsl. - Co
]. third. Time. I.tE ChautrsIIr. FIegr1u-
colonel Anderson. ngEIadse AMI Fiansur also
uufour IC o. HakeEi. 9 90 Q. won I.iit
llsib. i.s uHuireuri. : tu I. -orrni. AiIs.s-
IL ,HIfferi, : o. 0. third Time l=1S- Slk
Maid. Lyri-t. NtBs. Moulin EHUEs. Nstti- T.
and Rachel Ward alsp ran
Fourth race. -IN fIrl1rgs- -I;IrlHIph. 10 -
Bonner. @ o. =. won katHu. Gff 3D.. k-inH. =
70 . second: Iigu Toward. ii6 ligfnerl. % % I.
third Time. l-lta.. Tayman. Hllt-. Miss Man
ners. AMI Special Tax also ran.
Fifth race. five and 0l"-Ea1f fIrIHrEE- Sane
ioIH". llH 'Miniesi. 9 o. :. won. 'l1lfno,i.Tc
lNG tMurru.I. = 20 T. third. Time TgHEr- Rough
ans Tumble HurklsnErry Fiun. Aru1-er and
M.rry Pioneer also ran.
sixth race on" mile and seventy yariS-Nuto-
= tiil'anil. : % . second. BaffsI. IU- Dyunvanl.
: t' .. triui Time 1.t1 Ggiauatar. BeIu.
h-aSy Trade. lat8H5 and BfdurIire also ran.
TO-uAY'S I.ATDNTN ENTRIES
e. FFHf
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
CLIFTON roRGE's FAST RACE.
Rents Don Dnmo All the wHy-Our
BexSfr Takes Handicap.

Chicago. oct. g7.-Our Bessie won the
mile and an eighth HandicaD az Worth to-
day by "a nose from Bondage. after an ,N-
citing finish CyrSIs. 1l-to-l shot. beat
Doctor Stephens by Two lengths for third
place
Don D0mo. the Texas wonder. met his
Waterloo iu the first race. being Outruu
from nagfall TO finish hy Clifton Forge.
Weather clear and cool. Summary.
First race. Hv. furls~Es-CIiftun Forge rs
tC- tfrayf- . o. .. wHn. Don humn. - Fer
reID 10 90 second. Prince silver Wings. lH5
M8yHsrry. Father Talent. Mode and William
Parrish aI-H ran.
ssgrrl race. ono mile yNaiu1sruirrr. la1 Ger
rrIH. tu j. WON. charlie Thompson. 10" U'.
Haiu. tl O. second. F.thHeu. lig tAdk.u-i.
o. =. Third Time. l-f- HUrUilarI. Whisky King
and llthy ieua also ran
Third race six fu-run=-- Mary McCansrty. les
,E0bbiusl. Z t1 !. won or'su Dram. - tf.l-
LAKE. s o. fl. ss7HUus Never Fret. lHt wv
NIEuIsl. = o. O. rfirI- Time 1.Ig IS stem
w!ud"r. Zlhia and yarlueli;0n also rau-
Fourth race. mile ans an 'iEhth-thur Ees-
iAiclntyrri. 90 2. -soHrd. Cur-u~. ss 81.
lsswst. 90 o. T. fhiHl Time. l=5.. portur Sterh-
Cus Nitrate. AIIi-HT and MsrTlm-nt aIsu rHrl.
Fifth race five and q nllf furlgrgs-f foka.1u.
III fiD. HalN. Co 80. won. AN Gem. 1'. t'ni-
lall. u 90 .. second. AeEir Lewis. II. tWuudsr-
lyl. To- T. lhirl Time. l=+ - WiictrFuft.
Bell Juan arT kafi. Powers also ran.
SITfh race. ore uil'-Iim Hale. - iFfrrnin,
tH e. won. Mary MrHsa- q, a.. wilson,. tn J.
second. Frau-lH.f. tss1.E E.agfEi. ~ o. Z. third.
Time 1851 -.E. I.afs Sfi--Hu. fs1rl Barns FlaiTi.
Ifr.a. NardaWu-. Harry Preston. Dutch Carter
AMI Trsutlsu also raT-
To-DAY's WORTH ENTRIES
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

General Mcdaniel. was. some twenty
years ago. head OF a famous racing firm
which owned all the best horses i'm tho
country. Henry Mcdaniel always stood
higher in the estimation of 81. Louis race
-OeTS than any. man racing horses save
Hugh r. Baker Mr Mcdaniel always
ian right He lost some Of his stanch-st
admirers last summer when Mallory ran
his easy race behind our Lady and Irish
Jewel at kiu'orh- II WIS the first easy
race they had ever seen one OF his horses
run and it shocked them. When Fore
hand lost a couple OF hard ones and Taha
ToSa beat Scout ir the mud NO one
thought that Mr. Mcdaniel was tn blame.
Il was too obvious where the blame lay.
4. ". Perrin. owner Of Gold Spot. viii
have his entries refused at the local tracks
in future. The Judges did NOT like the race
Gold SPOT ran yes erIay- Perrin WAS eager
to win In the morning. He offered Pat
Civil SlHt FOR the use of Jockey Crawford.
hui civil had BuEI.hurn IN the race and
refused. Foley Was on Gold Spot. II Is
pretty tough on an owner To get dis
cipliuad FOR a horses race when Foley
rides him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
U. S. JUDGE NJ. M. ESTEE DEAD.
SuccumbS to Operation for Kid
ney Trouble at Honolulu.

Honolulu. Oct. @7.-United states Dis
trirt Judge IL NJ E-tee died here this
morning Of prostration, following 40
operation performed two days ago for ki'feN
ney trouble
Masonic funeral services will be held to-
morrow over the body OF the dead Judge
All the courts will be closed and their o.
hcerS will attend the funeral The Ma
uoral Guard will act a. an escort.
After the services tho body will be con-
veycd 20 the steamer Alameda. which viii
sail at noon for san Francisco.
The Federal Court over which Ju,i-,
E5tee presided, has at present a heavy
criminal calendar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
AQrEDTCT sELECTIlNs.

New York. oct. z5.-SsIccti0uss
First Eace-Merry England. Asta='a, H.a-
wufHs.
Third EaCc-NguuE Henry. Tribes HiA. NO
Fou-th Race-IgysnaI Maxim. Toi san. Emer-
FItth Eace-AU Gold. McwiIIIaus. Wild Pi-
Sixth Racs-Hylaud. FuturIta, Bob Haniard-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

little 500 platers. OF course. his recent
races do not show it. but wait until Paul
Miles gets to San Francisco. They Will
have to beat COEswell in the Burns Handi-
cap IL he enters him. Neversucn's race
behind LasSo goes for the end book he
can beat LaSSO doing anything.
IF JOE GOSS HAD RIDER.
Hack is riding the Lewis Gorses. Joe
Goss could not lose to-day with any boy
but Hack up. Weird should be second
and Lady Chariot third. With anything
like ride Goss should win in a GALLON.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

THE REPUBLICS SELECT

ITII MY HLlIN ; sE.LEIIIUNs-
First Race-Lady VashtI Ed Bel. Happy
Second Race-Helsn Print. shelImount. Bsr-
=. Third Race-water Tower. Jigger. Burke
knight.
Fifth Race-CoEsweu. Neversuch. Lasso.
sixth Race-Joe Goss. Chorus Boy. LADY
Chariot
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

S.-orI Elce-Tgm K.a=slsy. AtH.o.7, Faur
Lar g.
ThirI Hlrs-IHfsC Taurssr sarah 2IasIH-
WfseHHTsf-.
flur EHrs-ti-auI UrsrH --nrEr. Is.h
sixth Ls.s-iAl's ia.I.u-. ll.r1H-. '....
E4Wu.