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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-26
Wealth and the Man.

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an oHgarchy OF slaveownerS. a class above the
iGTiE&5I mass who like DR.. Hills pampered sons and
iS@sA4 daughters OF to-day. still sought the primrose
path Poor old human nature II much the same the
world day In day God isn't trying the American
people especially Rather do believe that same
ural laws work hitherto II you your
head aches II you drink much you suffer Of various
diseases and likely to die whIn Of smoke dis
appears In thin air II you the automobile against
tree likely to split head II you travel too
fast life you likely collide eternal things
The early ripe and the early rotten waste byproducS
Of life. Man goes digging devIng. doing things such
man Of wealth as Peter Cooper Hewitt who instead OF
swelling around in yacht loaded with champagne puts
his time Into invenng such marvellous things the
curry lamp the electric lnterruper and electric con-
verter is signal example that there and men,
thank God!-Lewistown GIeJ Journal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-26

"ls harriet VI. Van Ter vaart. onn
OF th" chief factors In the passage N
tAs new IIlInoIs chLld Inhn-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-09-26

The Eoss adrsit paEllamsalari,,
whoa iFelaEA has ever seat "a -.
d0n's wessminstsr il Jahn n IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11


NeT- York, July 1o.-seldom has a local
baseball team had such a chance as was
offered to-day.
Although the "HighIanders" hit often and
safely. they were favored much as they
We're on the day before by m!splays on tho
part Of the visitors, and their victory was
earned only by stretching a point. Some
lively fielding marked the work of both
teams. but neither played ball that was
really W 10 the standard.
With Kceler at third the local outfit
seemed quite as much n sea as when How
ell occupied that important post. and de-
spite the effort T. get together" the New
York ball-tosssr relied as much upon luck
as upon good bal playing.
NEW YORK WAS LUCKY.
Luck. as usual. tod in thsir favor and
as they also hit the ball fairly hard. they
won with considerable to spare. 1t was not
q game to bring the cranks to thsir toes. and
the victory WAS accepted as a perfunctcry
triumph.
Loose fielding OF the part of the visitors.
coupled with some lively stick work by the
locals. showed whittier the game was trend
ing. and when, after the close of the ninth
inni--, the locals had chalked up another
TictVry. the rooters were not surprisingly
enthusiastic.
KEELER's POOR WORK.
Keelers work at third base was Just what
might have been expected. Splendid all
around ball player. as he is, he is cot at
home at third. and even considering his
mark at the bat II is doubtful if he Is being
wisely used
There was no period throughout the game
when the result was in doubt. as st. Louis
at no time classed with the local aggrega-
ton.
As regards battery. IN field and ou:feld.
the visitors were out Of the running. even
when they first went onto the field.
The batting of neither team was better
than ordinary. and while the days contest
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
las. race. Josie F. has a great chance and
The Messenger is the one they have got to
HIGHLAND PARK CLOSES TO-DAY.
Reservation Defeats Good Field-Rus-
tic Girl disqualified.

neSerVatlOu DelSiss oooN - ASA~
tic Girl disqualified.
Detroit, July 10.-With the summer meet
ing Of the Highland Park Club coming to {
close tomorrow. horsemen are aireaos
making preparations to ship their strings tc
Buffalo. Several stables left for the Fort
Erie track this morning.
Reservation. prominent candidate for
the Canadian Derby. to be run on the open
ing day of the Fort Erie meeting, received
his final preparation for that race to-day
He met and defeated a good field in the
fourth race. the feature event of to-day s
card.
Rustic Girl, which finished second in the
seventh race, was disqualified for fouling
Jigger, and the latter was placed second.
Weather hot; track fast Summary:
to second Helen oaKford 100 % sMGnro9. Nj .asd, to
ola te Ella RiehaTs Enss Trade Ass Rassona and
Filly Deck also ran.
9; Welsh, to second; John Drake; los Mgn-
Third race. five furlongs-Loeh Coll. 1o3 Cdun-
;sfSs ssS9Hd s Dick ss ksstPisy 5Ss C. Ksliy. *
en- Oaks and Diephonious also ran.
FST5th ,San 1s raes one and one,etghth msmReser
IT. DEAN, to s. second; Flora Wioughby iiO
(PieratD. 10 to /. third. Time. 1:5i. Luralighter
Ancke and Neeburban also ran.
Fifth race. seven Observation-Disclosures. 9s ON.
Johnson), to 5. won: Flaneur. 107 (Castro). to
Time. l:2s: oconee. Benckart 1vernia Circus
Girl. The Irish Boy and Annu also ran.
roe). to /. won; Tribes. 100 Donovanj. Is to l.
second; Homily 105 CMcouade), 10 TO /. third.
Time, 1:l5iz. Reeves, Artist Loro. East Indian,
Monida, Ruth vaus and Kite also ran
Seventh race. seven furlongs-The Stewardess.
103 u. Boyd, to /, won; Jigger no (Castro) /
70 70 l. second; Nuptial. JOS CMunro). to l. third;
l.. Rene and Rustic siri also ran. Rustic Girl
finished second. but was disqualified.
To-DAY'S DETROIT ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
SISTER Lillian SCARCE CAN LOSE.
Blister to Jordan Should Win the Third
Race at Delmar This Afternoon.

c,.,... -. Ai'eFhooh.
race .t na,r,a pace IN the nrst
fhouph be ,,oris III s.iou WIN,
turns than he nil, ars ~ 1a,,, I's a..A
ous and Ax,re. ,.,,, -, -. o
has not r-,n to ,,s - -
~arstta has sr.ad "a a.s ,iine' Al
MIZZENnIAsT A cooI, go
Mizxenmast was I'm v,tt tho -.
had at Chicapo That or,,, e. - 80
enough here Tom Kilev and 1;1, Ill, -
much improved race and NJ N-o,,. IN,
not be easy to beat. Kiley is especially
haoie to go well If too much recent racing
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11

track early In the afternoon with a batch
Of warrants for bookmakers and others.
They We're not allowed to enter the incio-
sure until the races were over. The gate.
were all guarded. and the constabes made
no show Of force.
When the constables did come in they got
into a brief fight with Pinkerton men. but
The the disturbance attracted little atention
bonds were furnished at once. The cases
were set for July Il by Justice Bradwell.
who was at the track No warrants were
served on officials of the track.
Despite the threat of the raid there was a
large crowd at the track. The races were
run in heavy going. There were many
choice won. Runnes proved to be a mud
der. although he had never been tried in
the going, and easily won the second race
mile event was won as easily by Bad News.
Summary:
First and up Ono s55
bins. 40 to /. third. Time. 1:i5 2-5. Lendin also
second race. six furongs--Runnells. llo &C.
Grayl. to 2, won: Sylvia Talbot. los q, wills
to T@e Hsa aysn ony hris e a.atsa aTs %
Third Third race fye furlongsnNannie Hodss; lea q,
third Time sl InsozS g sR?so4s s, Paul f
Berry Waddell. oudon. Louis Kraft and Ny Gem
also ran.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards-orsina, 1Oe
o.. WILSON,. II TO 5. Won: Alright. 100 (He!Ee-
SOM. to 2. second: Lord Touchwocd 100 u.
Booker. 20 to 1. third. Time. 1:i7 20. Mtrana,
Esherin. Galha. Sir Hugh and Warte Nicht also
ran.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth. selling-Jau-
bert 100 (Helgeson). to !. won: Alec. "a nI.
Phillips). IS to 5, second: Marcos 100 Is. Bon
ner,, to !. third. Time l:52 2-5. I.atson Little
Blkin, B, Prince % Blazes. Domadge. Alma Girl and
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. selinS-An-
tontlIs. 1t3 u. Booker. to g. won Evelyn Evri.
81 (Robbns): IL to q second Pirate. IS o.. VII
SOM. TO z third Time. ISL 3-5. Charley
Thompson. Miracle II and Louisville also ran.
TO-DAY,S WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
ONE FAvORITE At BRIGHTON.
Bon Mot Won Handicap, With Flying
Jib Second

New York. July 1o-The card offered at
Brighton Beach track to-day was very or
dinary. Tribes Hill was the only winning
favorite. The handicap. at one mile and
quarter. went to the third choice. Bon Mot,
Summary:
First race, six furiongs-Wotan. 112 (odom). 8
to l. won: Knob Hampton. liz dTulleT1 to ].
Time. LIS. Graziallo Montana King. Latheron
Topic and Rob Murphy also ran
laaaek,. Il TO wen: Water Tower. III todoml,
to !. second: Circus. 112 mBrns) % to l. third.
Time. 1854 2-5. Homestead Turnpike Lord Ad-
vocate. Ethics. Colonsay. ccgswell and Belle Of
Troy also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Duke of Kendall. Us
(Odom). to l. won: st. Finnan. 40 (Redfern). S
to l. second: Flying Buttress. I07 tBulrnan). 8
to !. third. Time. 1913 i-s. Operator. Midnight
Chimes. Wealth. Duelist. Illyr1a. Knight Of Har-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
MISS mae DAY BEAT
CONNIE IN HARD DRIVE
Two Crack Mares Hooked Up in
Stretch Run and Daughter of
Hermence Stayed Longest.
TR0xLER HAD A GOOD DAY.
Tall Jockey Rode -Four Winners in
Six RaceS-Bridwell Picked
Up the Odd Pair in
Handy Fashion.

Miss Mae Day, at to l. and Maud Come,
at to .. tied up in a fair trial of speed and
stamina at Delmar Park yesterday. Miss
Mae Day won by half length. after a
nerce stretch drive. and was going away
at the end
IL was good start Mae Day in front
with Come right by her. POseur dashed
past poth and set the pace, followed By MAJ
Day three lengths behind. with Come that
iar Dack or Mae Day. Mary Lavanna and
Golden Glitter never did get into the con-
.tention.
Ihis order prevailed to the stretch. Hero
foseur gaEe way, and the two mares moved
up They hooked for fair at the three-sIx-
teenths pole. Both boys drew the whip.
1t was nip and tuck for an eighth Of a mile
Ihen Come drew up to Mae Days shoul-
GERS, but could not get any closer. In the
last fifty yards Mae Day drew away ard
won by almost a length.
1t was fine ride for Troxler and a great
race Tor good mare. Two years ago Mae
Lay used to get left at the post, take after
MAUD Come and Sharp Bird ana have them
oriving at the end to beat her. Yesterday
the players did not give her a chance. She
GOT an even break. and showed than how
good a mare she really is. Booker got ey-
erything he could out of Come. Mae Day
was giving her two pounds and was a bet
ter mare yesterday.
TROXLERS FINE RIDING.
captain Bunhury made killing on Ring
walt in the first race. Troxler won il for
him In hard drive. Tom Kiley and Qua
ker Girl probably were best. Bell took the
Girl up at the stretch entry and let her
come again. Tom Kiley ran a good race
and closed fast and was probably best
Alto won the second in a gallop. He was
much the best. Doctor Clark, who has run
innumerable races at all weights and all
distances. was a bad favorite, especially in
big field.
The third race went to Scalper. a nice.
lons-striding colt. who has been last in
every previous race he ran. Troxler made
new colt of him. He took him up sent
MIN along and overhauled Tootsie Mack
and lngolthrift in the stretch and won
cieverly. He is nice locker and good
goer but slow to begin. Tootsie Mack. n
baf sister to Hermis, was widely touted.
She Is nice trick, ran a good race and
endured a strong foul from Scalper in the
stretch
ihe hfth was mere walk for Orpheum
who led and cantered home. Charles Ram
sey ran an even race into second place.
Higgins gave Pierce J. one of his Lofter
rsdes; got him twice cut off and bumped to
bis knees. then finished third with him.
Troxler took Be True up and carried him
hcme in the last race. Ladas was a very
bad horse here. His race was woefully poor
To-DAY'S DELMAR ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
GRANEY ACCEPTABLE TO CoRnETr.
Westerner VIII cffcInte Mt Chnmpiop-
ship Fight in Frisco Next Month.

Ist.PU BIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. July 10.-Jim Corbett's OBJ
5ect!ons to Eddie Graney as referee in the
bout with Jeffries. set for next month. were
not based on any personal grounds. but
were raised until he found out Graney's
views on the subject of roughing it in
cl!nches.
rearing the tremendous bulk of the cham
pion IN such work, Corbett did not agree to
Graney as referee until he had asked Ed
die few questions about the iatter's in
depreciation of work at close range The
response being satisfactory. Corbett willins-
ly agreed to him as the official
Though a comparative newcomer TO tho
position CT referee, Graney has served in
many important bouts. He presided at the
Fltzsimmons-Jeffries fight. at the Young
Corbett-McGovern contest and Mt the yam,
r-Hanlon and Young Corbett-HanIon
nights. This will be another important bat
tie at which he Will offlciate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
TENNIS FINALS TODAY.
Triple A Tournament VIII Lilo,v r.,,
To-Day I'm liufcbes ~, C... n,

io-Day In Matches at Forest Park.
flnals in the Triple A tennis tourney will
De Played this afternoon on the courts of
'he association in Forest Park Owing to
TIE number of entries. only the first round
was concluded last Saturday, and the Sec
ond round had to be worked off +bro,,h
tne week when occasion offered.
:. ihe hnals are scheduled for to-day. and
ended. u" pe
.iIl IN case Of necessity. some of the events
VIII De held over until next Saturday. FL
naIs in many of the leading matches Will
certainly be fought out. however. this aft
Glass players will have their turn TO-
DAY. the games OF last Saturday being
MANY MANY Tor Class A members Play will
commence about 2 o'clock and will continue
through the afternoon
=, me courts of the club are Just north Of
9he Mounted District Station in Forest
Iark and are easily reached from either
the Cnouteau or Taylor avenue lines The
a short one. "
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11

members OF the st. Louis Central Sharpshoot-
efs Association Will hold a special shoot on the
Bobr!ngville range tomorrow afternoon. The
to members 80 ee
The eleventh annual tournament of the Pro-
sIess!Ne Iun Club OF French Village, Ill, will be
ms!G n tS-ihofrow afternoon the clubs grounds
me aiIaif commences at O'Clock and Il card OF
, we've events has been arranged. Contests are
vary ing in proportion ' '
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
THREE GAMES AT KuLAGE PARK.
White Seals VIII Play the L.rdcII Ho-
tells for Side Dct of $50.

Three games will be played at Kulage
Fark, Lee and Newstead avenues. to-mor-
rev, one in the morning and two in the aft
erroon The main event will be between
the White Seals and the Lindell Hotel team.
crameE and Scholl will be in the points
for the Seals. while Cass and Ricketts, will
serve for the Hotels. Red Armstrong has
peen signed to coach the White Seals Mike
NeFiile mas been made captain in place of
Frank Meier. The latter is still playing
al The first game in the afternoon will be
Eiayed by the Maroons and the Columbias
This game will be called at 1:30 D. m.
In the morning the Merchants Exchange
tesm Will play tie Rice-Stixes.
The Seai-Hotel game in the afternoon
premises TO be hotly contested one, owing
10 the TACT that both teams are in good
cor ditlon and have been doing fast playing
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
ST. LOUIS,


,ss, Earned Fqas-s5. Louis rwo-bass bits hits.
base hits-BuLks 1. Double plays-Mertes Cun-
Stolen bases-J o.Neili i. Browne /. Babb
!. Gilbert l. Hit by pitched baIl-By MI:
Miller l.. of McGinEity J. Struck out-By No
Farland :. by Miller 3. Left on bases-St. Louis
9. New York 8. Innings pitchei-fy Miller S. by
McCiirnity .. Hits-Of McGinl.ty 3 of Miller Y.
T!rae-Two hours and twenty minutes Umpire
Moran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
= $%$=$:$ * RACING $>@~ $==;$$> * ATKL ETICS3 $=$ $

., Fourth race. mile and -quarter-Bon Mot.
III cannon. to 2. won: Flying Jib 1l3 C3ull-
mani. . to 2 second ". r. Condor. 1ls LMGcuel.
70 10 l. third Time 21s. Warranted. BrSa-d,
ihh9@r.neycroEt. Himself ard TuCa! Bey also ran:
tifth race: five furlongs-Divination. lg7 CBuI-
mani TO Won: Pristlna. los lAIichaeis). 70
l. second: Possession. l05 iSmithsOn). 10 to ].
third, Time. Io1 %; St. Roma NJ. Theo Mar
nee 70 san. BIack Socks. Sea Gate. Funny Side.
MarEaret o.. NV Sister. Saada. Magic Flute
Mrs. Bessie Fullnm and Lady Badge also ran.
sixth race. mile and one-siNteenth. selling
Tribes HUI. 106 ,'uller1 ii to .. won: RostanI.
g SHaackl to I. second: syrlin. i01 ,mretchD.
10 !. third. Time AZ 3-5. Henry Clay Rye.
Past Dark Planet. Rocky. Early. Eve. -Anak.
our Nugget. Cardigan. Eva Mine Undertook and
LanceinCn also ran.
To-DAY'S BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
First race. maiden 2-year-olds. five and half
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
POISON
DR., ROHkhNlh

cuIss All Chronic Diseases, Dr. s.vrgsabs CURATIVE
positively cures Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness, Loft
Manhood any evils resulting from youthful errors or
eIcesses In from two to vsks In and
sdveied In the st. Louis papers for forty ycsrs and
has nsIsr failed In curing the Tot Casss Impsr,s Po.sr
and EiXor With rasical effect to thoss MIDDLE AGED
y, Rs. ,i. P.sl,f; One po.I .usss.t to :hos th.
A. BoHASHlS. No. 62o Morgan Street s, ioni. NJ
ss.t % any address, sssarsly sald Private rSnsr
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
Missouri Club Opening.

According to President aiarraaduke of the new
M Mzspu,i @ Athlet!c Club. the institution will open
- rs u'Sf5 september l. The date OF openilg has
oe.n n.id over: Mr. Marmaduke states, on ac-
&c &c uht OF inability to have all the interior fur
n.shlhE OF the club arranged In time. The bow /
lhg alleys have now been completed and the club
VIII be ready for opening shortly
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
Weather clear: track fast.

BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 10.-seiections:
First Race-Bassetlaw. Billings. Juvenal Max
I'm.
Second Race-Gum Honey. Judge Phillips. John
Rusiin. '''
Spahr. tsSe.'"ihptoh Bessie
Fourth Race-GalIant Rasarr, Mob,ri,
Rhyner. iOE'is Aehfy, ihe
Sixth Race-sandhurs, To,bonic Torryius
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11

qA Those sunerp.s from veakne.se,
which sap The pleasures Of life
al. should take . dollar bottle Of Ju.
ven Pills. One bpttle will tell \
3, story Of marvellous results and ere.
ol ate profound wonder. This u,edI.
cine has more retusepsting. vitaizinK force than
package only receipt Of this adv. and 81
Made by its originatora, c. l. Hood Co. pro.
prietcrs Hoods Sarsaparilia. LoweM NaSS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11

Ginnity walked Smoot. Burke singled.
Burke was out at second on Barclays
grounder to Babb. Hackett singled to right,
scoring Smoot with the winning run.
The Scnre.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
CHICAGO :, PHILADELPHIA 4.
After First Inning Menefce Pitches IL
Fine Form

Chicago, July 10.-Chicago to-day won the
last game Of the series by punching ten
hits IN three innings. After the first Meme
fee pitched in fine form. Attendance, 1,2Go
Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
Omaha 1. Color,Jo Snri,ys

Omaha: Neb.. July 10-Both teams played fast
BAL today but the visitors hit timely in the
Omaha ...... I'll 0 o 0 0 0-I
Colorado Springs..l 0 . 0 0 . o %
nlsatteries-Sompanion and Gonding: McNely.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
ThrCc-I Lcncue.

A Kockford-Rockford 5. Bloomington .
Al ,Davenport-Davenpor s. Deca ,ur 0.
pupGque-Eock Island game postponed-iain
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
I'd l. O 9 ID

On account Of its frishtful hideousness Blood
Poisoning Is commonly called the King of All
Diseases II may be either hereditary or con-
tracted. Once the system is tainted with II. the
disease may manifest Itself in the form Of Scrot-
ula. Eczema. Rheumatic Pains. Stiff or Swollen
Joints Eruptions or Copper Colored Spots on the
Face or Body. little Ulcers in the Mouth or on
Ing out Of the Hair or Eyebrows. and finally a
xe,, Lepf1oShke b Decay OF the FlSsh and Bones II
BROWN.S BLOOD CURE. Immediately. THIS
treatment Is practically the result OF life work
It contains no dangerous drugs injurious med
icines OF any kind. 1t to the very bottom
impurity. Soon every sign and symptom disap-
pears. completely and forever. TIE blood the
tissues. the flesh. the bones and the whole svs-
ten, are cieansed. purified and restored TO per
the duties ami pleasures Of life BRoWNes
BLOOD CURE, 500 bottle. lasts month.
phia. For sale IN St Louis onlv by wolr-Wil-
son Drug Co.. Sixth and Washington ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
CINCINNATI G, BOSTON ..
Contest Undecided Until the Last Man
Ia

Cincinnati. July 10.-Cincinnati took the
last game Of the series from Boston to-day
making 1t four out of the five games
played. The contest was very exciting and
not until the last man was out was the
game decided. Attendance, 1,50O Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Kan,ns cir q p.o-;r q

KANSAS City. Mo. July ie.-Charlcy Nichols 5
is niasniHcent pitching end Kansas City's irresist-
ips patt!nS combined to defeat Peoria to-day.
Attendance. coo. Score:
Kansas City ......2 o / o 1..-g Il /
Peoria :.........:.G 0 0 0 0 o. 3
1,I5st ,IB5sat,eries-Nichos and Ulrich; Friend anI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
BASEBALL $:;.;; y Y; : :::s
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

DEMAR
p A Brady A. Weather trackfa
ass First ~ m a,, - .ao , 49,. -, ,., y
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
CHRONIC SORES
Signs Of Polluted Blood.

There nothing rpulve looking and disgusting old
it till the and work with it until the
patience the old eing sky looking
place makes you irritable, despondent and desperate
unhealthy
and condition. that constitution breaking down under
disorder taking medicines like
potash will sometimes poue and viae the blood and
results obstinate
healing of the most offensive character
eating limbs
old middle life Whenever refuses heal the bods
while antsept washes slves and powders
Inflammation and the will
heal till the blood has been purified and the
destroyed accomplished polluted
- blood is purified and invigoaed and when rich,
~ ~ (c blood again circulating freely throughout
the body the flesh around the old begins
NJ NJ ~ natural color, the discharge Of matter
- - ~ and the place heals
both blood purifier and tonic that puts blood in order
the builds the general health
have chronic write and physician will advise
without charge
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, "a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11

Boston :::::::::::::d ,....,::::: 5'G 10
Two-base hits-Greuiinger 1. Kelly /. Abbat-
chic J. Three-base hits-Seymour l. Sacrifice hits
Moran /. Pei,z l.. Beckiey /. Stolen base
Dexter l. Double plays-Aubrey ard Cooley /.
g by, Pratt 2 Hit by pitched balls-Staniey J.
Struck out-By Harper 3. by Pratt ) Left on
hases-Cincinnau s. Boston II. Time-Two hours.
Cmpire-Holliday.
Cotton States League.
At GreenviIe-Greenville6 s. Natchez o.
Al Pine Blun-Nicksburg 5. Pine Bluff O.
At Monroe-Baton Rouge 3. Munroe 2
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11

weather Cloudy: track muddy.
WASHINGTON PARK SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. July 10.-Selections:
First Race-Stuyve. Foxy Kane Erema.
Second Race-BaTdoiph Crusados sid silver
Third Race-Six Shooter Gregor X. Aladdin.
s,r E1gfth RaceRBasd Of Avon; J9uber Marcos.
Sixth Race-Rolling Boer. Carat. Lord Touch.
wood.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11

milwaukee,, July 10.-Fails had Milwaukee at
his mercy to-day and st Joe won with ease.
henna being hit hard. Attendance. $50. Score:
Milwaukee, :. 30 o o / o 0 O-f 2 2
St. Joseph ....O o as II 2
Batter:es-Kenna and Lucia: Falls and Gar
yin
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-11
BETTING NOT PROHIBITED.

BETTING NOT PROHIBITED.
Constables barred From Warrington
Park Till After Races.
Chicago. July 1o.-Eforts to stop betting
on races at Washington Park to-day were
futile. Twenty constables appeared at the
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New YORK D. 81 Louis | Ipc;roit H. Wash. s.
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STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.
Yesterdays Results,
A timely single by sunny Jim" Hscke

St Louis 1. New York > Ioston ...sg p Al 2;
Chicago :. Thia. l. - "
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Toledo. o.. July l0.-Toledo-Colunlbus game
postponed on account Of burning Of grand stand
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To-DAY'S DELMAR ENTRIES.
First race. six furlonFs. sellinc.
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Weather clear: track fast
DETROIT SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Detroit. Mich. July 10-Selections:
First Race-Taps. Tholan Kiowasa.
Second Race-Lyrist Sky Blue Malakofr.
Third Race-Tom Kingsley Binhelio Horsa
Fourth Race-Bank Street. Soothsayer Taxman.
Fifth Race-Lady of the West. Glenwood Le-
Sixth Race-Modcl Monarch. Dynasty, Bedlam
Seventh Race-Captain Conover. Provost, Lord
Farrandale.