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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Kansas city. Mo o,r --,,stfIs-R-,-~IUts
i1t19 = natives 90 reEans. gaiyss. 40 NATIVES.
Wiutered Westerns steady Co Isc I5Wer. guHrun-
lne active and nrn. Western erE- STEADY 70
stssrs itsaes- -. falr . Eo5d = ssaLs5; stock
sos: TeHas sni Indian steers 3 i5a1-t.
Lenas COWS 81. 49, native cows yl.-sg3:s,
i-so31. calves 81 s5a5 -. HorE-Rvcsipts 7.s-s.
market dun. lec lower. top 8 -; bulk % -ais.
gss5; ught s. ,nds.s-. Yu5Esrs 1sSlas -. piEs
ssto9Sso shssV-R-uripts sgl9. market active.
5. soT5l5: FED ewes s. sCtL .. .Ts1as cliPps4
Eseiilngs IseGt. I.Has slipI-d sheep 500
Chicago. Oct. s.-CattIe-R-crfpts e. 80 IN
Guiding 90 Teams: Jol9 western; l1glsc l1N-
ls-S9et: stoekeTs and fssders. = zsgi; cows
y go . heifeEs i.Q5. canu-rs 8 tea4 -. bulls
gs.sn. Western steers I3E4s1 Hos Receipts
to-day 9eoo. Tomorrow 29,sn. lde2sc lgwsr.
heavy s sa65. =; rouEh heavy 5sa5.-o: usht
ts;5,gs,lss tulk o. sales tttg5A Shesg-Re-
E2od % en9ics wsthers 53.zsst. fs.r 20 choice
mixed = 2lifs . western sheep = ~ p. ma
Tive lambs E-soss-ss. Western lambs N-i5g
New York. Oct .-Bssvss-HsesiBts Lts0:
sts-Ts EsE-usliy loc higher; common grades
s,ssdy bulls and 2, eSEs s.9S be! :, s,saay native
bies slow f5r live cattle al I.s5iIisc Der 70.
dr. iiea "a wsst sEsR = steady; sSso} =, ss::le
wsy ssT 'Isee 5S gsss ysai IS .., yS % y. srss:Ssss S
675s extra selected s. cuils t5lE9. Erasssrs
and lei calves S2seG15o. .ss--srus nominal;
city oressei vrals igNer az N.stil-c per lh-s
lambs-Regeipts 6dss: sheep ,lIr: lambs steady
lamb. S.SSs cilIs . .5at 8: % %csga5 isrB5, g
3 90 HoEs-Receiu.s O., lover. Stale ant
Pennsylvania hogs sE f0dS5s
81 Joseph. No. oct. 5-rsuia-RecsIpts l.
IS. steady 70 loc lower natives 8 $3.50: cows
and heifrrE 81 5Q4 .. sfsykCIS and feeders s. =.
atso. Hogs-Rsc=ipts 5 -. mostly re lever;
light f5s51G. medium and UaaVr 3 ga ~
Shsep-Receipts 2fsss -t~aiys lamrs . IS. Weth-
erz g =. sus.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Memphis Tenn. Oct. The river here Is on
,s stand SR fs IS nom IN 'aS fsr ;sasSinnai n wiz
good trip. The Fsrd HerOld departed on her
s a. SP Pm Sf 'Ps me ss s T M p tSsTsd @ IS !' a D Si1a ma
FOR Friar's Point. The Robert Z. Les departed
parted az D. M. for Arkansas River with a
good "trip. The Delta departed AZ .; m for
to-day we're ~ tai,s cotton and Lee sacks cot
ton --ed-
Ig In OCT Rir:T ., g, sngss iaS 5s1br Fsaas iSs i5S
last y h0urs Weather rainy and colder. The
SgsF9men1 ilS nm pT beat s.snP iiP AZ 10 hS m sss
returned up Inc MissiS-ippi ~ % .. m. The
GroTEis Ger oLs' lee arrived i from t 81 Louis al , M
The Stacker lee arrived nom Memphis at !
..
Chester. III. oct. 7.-Gauge 15s feet ana
rising Weather fair and cool Boats DOWN.
ShesJsr ] a m Georgia L.. a; m. Erench.s
shoNbnst departed 3 .. m; W2nderer and
hargs ?. m Columbia. ! ? n. tp5 p, CSlap- ,IiS,
er lee are due up
burlington. Ia. Oct. The river has been
falling, but the Government observer at keoku<
rise T. expected probably reaching Is feet at
ksokuk. Weather clear and cooler The re-
b It's last fgr the season j. denied y personat
10 Line of ~ Louis VINO states that the SD
nry viii continue % run 90 Burlington regulars
frorn Ksokuk- The sidney Is due up from 81.
Louis tomorrow
CRYSTAL city. No Oct. The gauge reads
rs feet and rising Chester down a. ., m.
columbia down a. i.!9 a m General General, Ass?st
tender No. and tow down az s.i5 a M
Frvnch's New Sensation down ~ $50 4. m.
General Casey down AZ ls95- Weather clear ana
cool
Grand Tower. III. oct. 7.-Cap- Girsrdesu us
at . m. Chester down az Ss31 a m. Geor-
ella Ler down AZ s-t5 > m Waudsrer down a.
s:s0 ?. m Little Clyde arrived down al noon;
chester will Lssz q. out : o. ne gauge
reads IS feet and rising Weather clear and
warm
Paducsh. Ky. Oct. The gauge reads this
evening NJ O'Clock - feet. Weather clear
and cool; slight showers early this Afternoon
'-nneSsee River a. D. l-ogai packets IN
and time. Business outlet
vIckshusg Mss. Oct. The gauge shows it
feet. a fan o. 8 . foot The city of 81
Louis passed up last evening. The Wheeling IL
In porT. The Belle % th- BENDS ls due. he
Senator Cordiu cleared f1r SaJchez
cape Girardeau. NJ. oct The chester
down - m. returning p m. the Georgia
Lee down. ~ a. m. French's sGoVboat down.
t.s1 .. m. River rising. Weather raining.
warsaw. H.. Oct Gauge rrads IA feet. =
rise u l.s foot In last "a hours CLOUDY and
cold silver Crescent up and down on time
Louisville. Ky. Oct. River falling: in ca
nal feet: on falls inches: below locks AS
feet Raining
Wheeling ". Va oct. River : feet ,
inches; rising. Cloudy and warm
Evansvllls Ind. Oct 7.-River stationary: 80
feet. Cloudy and cooler. rain
PittsburE Pa Oct. T-RIyer - feet. station
ary. Cloudy and pleasant.
Cincinnati O.. oct. River stationary; 3
feet Rain and cooler
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
SULLIVAN KNOCKED OUT
FORBES IN FIFTH ROUND.
Brooklyn Man Won Bout Mt Omnha
With n Right Punch 10 the Jaw.
Midway in the Fifth.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Omaha. Neb.. Oct. "A small crowd Wit
messed the feather-weighJ fight between
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan and Clarence
Forbes OF Chicago at Washington Hall
tonight. when the Brooklyn boy put his
opponent away midway in the fght.
Forbes was knocked out in the fifth
round. Both men came up strong and
confident for the last round. They squared
OF. sparring cautiously for a moment.
Clinched. broke away, and were In "A rally
near the ropes when Sullivan drove the
Chicago boy through the ropes with
right punch.
Forbes went over on his back and was
hanging helplessly by MS legs on the ropes
when a spectator stepped forward aud
helped him up. He was in the aoE Of lis
ing 10 his feet. when Sullivan caught him
on the point Of the chin with his light.
knocking him out
Forbes's handlers carried MIN to his crr-
ntr and demanded that the fight b. given
them on foul. but the re:eres refused 10
do this. saying that. While the blow may
have looked questionable 20 many, there
was really nothing improper about a..
Forbes's friends continued to grumble
however. declaring that a foul had been
committed and that the decision should
have gone to Forbes Up 10 the ffth
round the men appeared evenly matCheu
and hOnors were even
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
To-Day's weather.
Arrived.
Departures To-Day.


The Belle % Calhoun departed for Calhoun
County taking out considerable freight
-Fr~iSht is being received for the Lotus
sims. which departs FOR Memphis next Wednes-
day.
The United States steamer Casey vas In
uJrJ yesterday. she will depart shortly Tor th-
lower river.
The f@rrybost GAGE. which was sunk dur
INK the high water e. 81 charles No. Is BE-
tnE wrecked
The CHESTER Wiu arrive this morning from
Cape G!Farisau ami departs on the return In
the Afternoon
The Bald Eagle departed FOR. Peoria YES.
terday afternoon with Eood trip u lFeisht
AMI passenger
The Cau- Glrarisau Is due from Commerce
this morning she will 20 out On the return
IN the Afternoon
The Columbia will b. in this morning froni
Chester aud druaTts the return IN the
Afternoon - : o'Clock
Captain Washington HeiEht. who Was a
passenger on the Stacker Lee 10 Memphis re-
turned bY rail Yesterday.
The StHcker I-- will arrive tonight from
Memphis and IL scheduled 70 dcDart on the
return Tomorrow Afternoon
Traffic on the Levee will Be duh to-day.
Owing 10 the Fair holiday. Wholesale houses
and the Merchants Exchange viii Close
The steamer Wsnderer. towing the houssnoat
.dler. departed yesterday for Cincinnati with
Lafayette Lamb and party Of clinton aboard
Captain J. r Woods. AGENT % the Ms
sissippi Packet Company. a. New Orleans.
who was Injured In q stTeet-car accident. has
recovered
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
THE REPUBLIC: THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 19Os.~

cline amounted to full Iog as a rule. but in
cases there w&s loss % &c. esD-ciRily on
WeTe very slow bidders, ana W5rssd sStnl
hapi 20 reduce prizes, but shippers and city
butcher were almost a. bad. Ths Eoot IiEhts.
lighter Wsishts 70 70 is5 lbs we're not in
ven E9od demand. especially Y they we're of
Say "a IA t4i ashsR ISd IA 20 - g ~. nAfIs a., Ts5s
tom q the market There VAS no material
ehapEe ilsin- ne d5y; i trsgins egntinginE sloS
70 the clos but nothing OF any Importance re-
Lights Weighing 100 to las lbs sold at So
tfs. lights. - 10 lg lbs. % - -sls. medium
SIS Ths bulk q ire EOoi medium ana heavy
hogs sold al ts>srs-s. against I.Sius Tues
HoRSEs-A pretty good supply va. IN the
auction. embracing the arrivals % tWo days
Il made things look pretty. after n1-auctiou
Sss SSt active, Tiaas vas daii SII sIoS ne
demand 10Th from th- South and Hast Was
too small and backward % maintain . steady
he decline fI0m las; WeeE being put at SO
S. g. - Tar quality wH~ eJnc-rued 10 wac
generally plain, and thus did n0J aid anything
10 the s5ot slde % the market
Horse quotations.
Heavy draft-C1mmuu 20 cool !Iz5HIS5:
choke TO extra SiSs usns- BlStou clunk--fair
10 rodd gi15e ls-5: choice 70 .Ntrz 9I.Gi4sV FnTm
y11gl9n. choice u extra 1iiu1l.s FuiF 20 god
drivers 3i5glll- Drivers choke 10 extra. ~.
go. suach horses fI5FdFsg
MULES Arrivals Of mules are raf - llrge
- al the beginning % The Ue~k. the had mar
ktt having operated % kr-l them LJUu. but
there vas sim yefy god supply 0n hand
earlier lu the W-vk. WEiTh RAD not hen sold
Th- market 10 dull = ever. There II u pgJr
outside demand and a tad igcaI inquiry A. a
result. and sellers are haytuk hard time
making sll-z The market j. a. wax and low
a. last w-vk q not a shade W0rs-
Mule quotations lfor broke mules. to years
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
WILL DISCUSS CANAL
SITUATION IN TREATY.
of Panama Company. hut Does Not
Make known His Position.

Washington. Oct. 7.-Wnliam Nelson
Cromwell. the attorney Of the new Pan
anna Canal Company. had an interview
with President Roosevelt to-day. during
which the status OF the Panama Canal
treaty was discussed pretty thoroughly.
II Is understood that the President. while
listening attenuvely 10 the statements OF
Mr.. Cromwell. did net indicate what his
line OF policy would be
1t can be said that the President will
discuss the matter fully in his message 10
the regular session Of Congress.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
TOMMY RYAN wITHDRAws.
No Longer BOxing Instructor Mt Mis-
sourI Club, but WAY Remain Here.


As a result OF an interview with Secre-
tary Genslinger at the Missouri Athletic
Club, yesterday morning. Syracuse Tom
my Ryan. the erstwhiIe boxing instructor
a that institution. is no longer connect
ed with the club. Il was decided that he
should sever his connection with the or
ganization last evening.
Secretary Genslinger stated that Ryan
hardly gave the results expected and
that, when the latter had suggested sew
erance Of relations. he had acqUesced-
he denied that there had been any fric-
I ton and said that it was simply busi-
ness matter.
Ryan said that he had been somewhat
disappointed at the small number OF per-
sons who seemed interested in boxing and
that he believed he could do better else
where. He said. however. that there had
been considerable friction between him
self and one or two officials at the club
Ryan announced that he would likely
remain in this city and would probably
open a gymnasium or some similar re-
sort here. Secretary Genslinger stated
that he would have enother boxing in
structor at the club inside OF week
The club engaged Ryan several months
1Co. and the latter announced his retire
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native supply LarEe-Beef Cattle
LOwer-Sheep Close steady.

NATIVE CATTI-E-tsef Steers-The register
In the native division showed a count os s. car
loads. which, in connection With quite a 10; Of
ChertuEs held over yesterday, made up a large
supply. The three days arrivals are around
$50 head. showing an increase over fast week
q about 2.pol head Tor the three days. The sup
ply o. steers oIsr yesterday was exceedingly
large and l1cal buyers purchased quite freely
taking a large amount - cattle and practically
nllinE their uruerHs Cunsegurntly the supply o.
steers to-day did not meet with a rvady recep-
ton The two other p-iucipal markets both had
hiE runs. with values lower. and with this ad-
ditiunal difficulty sellers had a very unsstisfac-
tory market ru work on
Up 90 d late hour there we're but a few luads
u cattle sold elmpEizinE some medium 90 Euud
grades. that were dime lUwer than Tuesday.
4 majority of the cattle up 20 a very late h1u-
was EIiU uus1id and bids Wrrr fully l1Gzsc low
The supply has been ~ liberal lately that
indifferent
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
RIVER NEWS.
Rise aad Fan of the RIvers

or "a hours ending a. a m
~. Louis, "wednesday. Oct :. 1900
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Batter and Cheese.

New York. oct. 7-Butter steadier. receipts
e.1ss pkgs.. state dairy l5aIgc. extra creamery
% Cheese dull and weak. receipts 1e95 pkgs
STATE full cream fancy small col1red and white
i2sc. large cnlUred and white Isc
Chicago Oct 5.-Buttsr easy. Creaua@ri-s 1Si-I
nc dnirtes ifd Isle Chess steady. daisies
liisr. twins lie. Young Americas IIlEc
Philadelphia. Oct s.-Butter quiet ard easier:
extra Western creamery 2lu19i1c. nearby prints
2ic. Cheese dull aud barely steady. Nrw York
full creams fancy l-isu. choice iztsc. fair 20
Eood llA9l.c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
FlaIseed Quotations.

Il An ordeal which al
women approach with
indescribable fear, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror Of
childbirth. The thought
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
Ennthnm RernIt.

At Minneapolis. Miun.-Universiiy q Mime
sofa t.. Hamiin UnIve=-stv OF HamlIu. sIinn.. o.
At SWsrthmnre L-hIeh University 10.
SWsrthnDrs college 3.
~ IiUIliuEton. yt--nartmouth 81. Uniyer-
shy OF Vermont o.
lcue Q
At Caampaign ITI.-J'uiversIty % Illinois 90
College 4 Physicians and tFE-ons. Chicago. o.
At Princeton Princeton o. Gettysburg
At iCaEu-CkiCaEu University -. Cornell
College o.
At sde'phia-PenusylvsniA IS. Havsr-
ford o
A A o.
Al Ar,herst Mass-Arhsrst - BowdoIa Q
Al u'stUWn-WilliaustOW l. Amherst
Agricultural College o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
MEDICAL FOOTBALL TEAM
FAILS TO MEET Hi>%'.
Substitute Match l. Played Ht Foresi
ParE-Northwestern Eleven
Presents Heavy Wen.

Owirs 10 The failure Of the Barnes Med
icaI College team 10 appear FOR its game
with High School at Forest Park yester-
day afternoon. the match was postponed.
Il may be played later in the season.
Quite a crowd OF High School parusans
gathered to witness the meeting, and
much disappointment was felt over the
nonappearance Of the medical eleven To
entertain them. a special game was card
Cd between the first and second High
The first team won without being eN-
tended or scored against. making three
tOUchdowns I'm short order. Inc maj scOIe
Manager pierce Grace Of the High
School is arranging FOR a game "lth tny
West Ends SATURDAY Ihls malch VIII
likely be played al the g b e campus
but this point is not as yet decided
Northwestern University. which opposes
Washington .lversity at League Park
Saturday. viii be the strongest team that
has appeared here in several years The
Northwestern eleven is one or the Con
ference" group OF institutions. and Is
wslI-knOWu TactO. in Middle Western
sport.
A. an Indication OF the weight on the
team. il may be- mentioned that the line
viii probably be from ten to fifteen pounds
lheaVie- Than Washingtun's, even with the
heavy men noT on the local team.
Coach Delaney is fairly well satisfied
with his SQUAD OF this year Since the
medical department opened he has had
some heavy men on which TO work. and
states that he will get them into line
shortly. Manager W. A. Murphy Is PLAN
ming Tor a few games before the match
with Smith. 10 get the team into working
order. These viii be more in the nature OF
practice games than regularly carded
football games ~ the schedule
Local coaches. especially those Of scho-
lasric teams. are much interested in the
football matches 10 be held as part OF the
olympic games next year. The scholastic
series Of matches. open TO all schools,
East and West. VIII be played November
To November l. The college tootnal4
championship will commence Monday. No
vember gl. and close Saturday, November
- Chairman Julian Curtiss Of the ROOT
ences with Director Sullivan anent ar
IanEements for the sport
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
won four Of The dive games b0vlsd. III

: - ~ - Is - sls - 100 ~
Heap Miller o, Dilg s, u. SaHft'rbea 1
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
wELL-KNOwN GRAIN DEALER.
William T. BHker. Member OF ChIca-
20 Roard of Trnde. nIcs sudhcnir

Chicago. Oct. William T. Baker. cx-
president and for many yeaFs prom
inent member OF the Board Of Trade and
one OF the leading capitalists OF this city.
died suddenly early to-day. Mr Baker
was well known In the grain trade
throughout the West.
Mr. Baker died of heart disease. He had
been 81 for some time with stomach
trouble. but 1; was not known that his
heart was Affected He leaves a WIDOW
Two sons and a daughter. one son
Charles II. Baker. lives in SeatfIe ,bs
other. Henry ID. Baker. in MinnespJiis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
NALE aa. MEsLEYAN 0.
EIi's Players smash Opponents Only
}. Trick Visitors show.

New Haven. Conn. Oct Yale ran up
a big score in defeating Wesleyan at foot
ball to-day. making . points 10 the Vis-
itors' nothing. The game was marked by
no sensational PLAYS except that hale
smashed TO pieces the only trick which the
visitors had a chance 10 show the two OF
three times they got the ball on punis-
The Yale ofense was so quick in forming
and in execution that It ripped to pieces
the sembIance OF defense which the Wes-
leyau forwards tried. The lineup:
Yale Position Wesleyan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
Mauna Loa volcano AruIn 4,,,,.

Honolulu. Oct THE volcano OF Afauna
Loa, on the Island Of Hawaii. is again In
a state OF activity. The eruption beran
yesterday at noon and was reported mere
to-day. Wher the ship Ormphy. from New
castle. passed the island Of Hawai- yes-
terday. from the summit OF the crater a
vast column OF smoke, wita FIRE be.ow.
ascended- The appearance OF the lava fovg
at kilauea - normal. with mild activity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

REPIBLIC SPECIAL
Paducah. Ky. Oct. The races were
well patronized. Tomorrow at noon busi-
ness will be suspended for the races and
Red Mems fan festival
go pace. three sJarters-Taffer won In
straight heats; Cno. second: Charlie b.
third. Best time. 2.2G.
Running race. five furlongs and repeat y
four starters-Tom Gilmore. won. Marco
Polo. second; Bal Perdue. third. Best time.
OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
FORMER 81. LOUIS BOY KILLED.
bernard {. smith of the Marines Fell
From Window Mt Washington.

EETT BIO SFEIIAI-
Washington. oct. BERNARD p. Smith.
a marine. died in the Navy Yard Hospital
yesterday His death was due TO a frac-
ture Of the skull. the injury having been
received at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. Smith falling from a third-story win
dow at the barracks. The deceased vas a
native Of St Louis. where he was born IN
1853 He enlisted AZ Harrisburg. Pa. Iu
1883 \ sister Of the dcac man. Mrs Par
fridge, lives at l:ffingham III
Late yesterday afternoon Coroner Newt.
learned or the death. He made an Invesfi-
cation and gave certificate Of death from
natural causes. Mrs. Partridge has ba.rl
notified OF the death of her brother. Unless
she j. heard from and desires TO ok,
charge Of the body. the inteTment will h..
at Arlington
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
TEXAS AM r,;plAS STEERS


shcai5 0r ssis ufrt 81 Ire receluts arrived late
and were s0ld TueEiav. There sas little no
chanEe 10 the trade. huweser, lriees arr nov
4 rhsfa love- fhru fFe 0rsniuE q the week
hut this decline . only around le.tilc- Trad
lng vas active. and the gr7ail ElppU vas soon
cleaned un. and the demand not quite salts
fed Tor good sheep and lambs out enouEh
satisfy all -,
HOGS-Ouly a fair Euuply q hoes arrived
Amounting % only arlund I'D nsld. aEainst
T. t1l . week aEo and 80 two Ael,1 aEn. The
sifrnIv on ale A. fhr dNe urlucltsl Western
markets amounted % fhHe aslnst Gn9
wedneziav a last week and t't' tWo weeks
me Tarket onenod with All buyers very
hsarifh AMI INSISTING on lover nriccs. c1nse-
queniIy- trading was slow ali dun. The de-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

YEAEtINGs AND HERETTCs


SOUTHERN CATTLE Quarantine cattle -
UrIut- were moderate. HHinE only II cars and : b.
81 head. l-FHt NeiEes iIv iEi Uarr ant oN5
bead a-re reIHl1ei. l-aIr-t IN cans and ans
lf fEe lHrls ruled ln E-TE guId sEapr. as ths
demand on irHaI ans shipping account Waa
quite EunIi The tone firm and "a fuas
rui-I strong all the cielrguce on both steers
and COWS VAS zlgd- -Er eaU arrivals cuustl-
tuted almost half % fne supply. This trade
DID not rule 30 good. Tie uisuluE showed e
decided weakness On values and most % the
calves were M a. god 49, rrr.ived earlier In
the wees. Buyers EueeeeGed "a securing a d.
cline NHI1n rer head
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

In order TO try and change his luck.
Donovan. the Cardinals manager, viii
send Eddie Murphy into the box this after
noon against the Browns in the fourth
game Of the pOst-season series at League
Park big Jack Powell Is down on the
programme 10 oppose Murphy Yesterday
game WAS postponed on account OF rain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
r freight

% force the railways 70 grant lower freight
charges has been made.
IL i proposed 20 run the line between Kansas
City and -. Louis. where a connection can he
had with the river service from New Orleans.
PtttsburE and other points. and eventually the
service NAV be extended 20 -. Joseph Ths
freight system of this part q the country has,
Il i stated. OutgT0wn the present railway
facilities.
The names o. those back OF the project ara
withheld.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Score. on the crs.csnt aIley.:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Century 3. Once Mems club ?

The Centurys downed the Ofnce Mems club
On the Crescent alleys last night after a battle
royal The CenturHs won the drst three games
in handy fsshian. and for a time the ofHca
Men ana pictures OF a shut-out However ;hey
Eot together and hDwled steadily enCush 70
take the last two games over TO their credit.
b Beck was high man for the CenturyS and
Mehagen led his team. The score follows
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

KINDERGARTN LEAGUE.


Totals ..-.......ss a - - - ~ IS 5-I5
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
BILLIARDS.
Green Defeated White.

Ed Green won last nights French pool
tournament from Claude White at the
Broadway. Tonight Frank Ely and Harry
Hommsister will be the players.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
National R.nL An.r-

NEFIbIsII eTELIAL.
Washington, Oct. THE Comptroller OF
the Currency to-day approved the desig-
nation OF the following banks IS reserve
agents:
National Bank Of Commercek 81. Louis
FOR the First National Bank. EAuality. nm.
Interstate National Bank. KtpsaF CITY.
for the First National Bank. u4lfon, l(as.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Dry Flint Butcher us Us. AMI up az l5e:
do fallen At l9i.c. native ana ArEaEsls a. Ist..:
light stock UIndes Is I6sl st Izisc. cuIis a =tse
Natives cn sriectiUn-No ] at ltisc. No. At
l-'zc. drN-saited az l0tallizcs Erern-saited
round a. si.cs grteu-saltsd seiections a. sc
for No. I and e for No. 2. tulls d- uncured Ic
PER H. less part cured &c l-sss cuiis &C. Horse
hides-GTc-n. No ! rs. No ~: ponies
c0lts AMI blues. 81. all dry ssG
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08

Butcher Gaftl--Ih- market ruled IN sympn-
thy Uith the beef trade. for though the butcher
demand enabled sellers % dispc~e % quite .
fsN AZ steady priv-s. the general trade did not
rule altogether. Local packers w-Tr slow
operators. aud while a few sales we're made
steady u.arlE 60. most . the business was
transacted IHu lower Eulls are selling very
mean. Natiy- veal calves sHid fully steady.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-08
HARVARD q, BATES O.
CrimsOn'E weRrers Work Well in
Spite of CaptaIn's Abaence.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct I'm a very one
sided game Harvard defeated Bates to
day on Soldiers Field by a score Of . to
0. The Bates team was very light and
proved weak in all departments Of the
game. Despite the fact that Captain Mar
shall was not in the game. the work OF
the crimsons was fairly good. The lineup: