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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16

Butter-Firm. Quotations: Creamery-Extra sc.
hrsts e5g3sc: seconds 21d2sc- Dairy-Ex-
ira sofIslc: rrsts ISdlsc; grease tHsc. Ladle-
pzcked-Gocd isai9c- Country packing stock u
lssTeQc.
local and ass through. shipped 5.s'i. Duck eggs
Goose eggs &c
giles isz.c: daisies i5Ac. Y. A i5izc. longhoIns
iEisc. LimburE-r l=isuisc. swiss isgi.c. bric&
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. q. FRATERNAL
Order OF ElgleS meets every "wednesday AZ Q ~
m. at Eagiss' HALL No. z7Ss Pine street First
ard third Wednesdays for tntiations second
and fourth for business nleetings.
E c. BRYANT, President
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MUSICAL.

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smens a5d sssss oTest us sIceia aGnsth Un Music Co.
$. Broadway. adjoining westlIche Post.
,nABGAINs in rev uprient piano. Of agIs. dissSn.
THIS week; 9ne-tourth to one-third saved easy
Established 1873 siI olive st
CONN BIB I5-key clarinet. metal, only 'l5: sold
new $50 For bargains write J. PlAch' * f'''''
FEW beautiful upright piano.. new and slight, !,
~ used; guaranteed cheaper than any p'@ee '
the city: Harrison. 5soi $. BToadway.
FINE fuil-size piano. cheap FOR cash must
HEAR the Soul OF a KTakausr Stag: 10 lear
Plano Go, Four:eenth and North Market SITS
IF you are looking tor a fine upright piano
bargain: this piano Is new and was damased
In the clse only in shipping. s-e It. Shaiiin-
JOHN FIELD sells sohrner. Newoy 8 Evans
and all Other ,ellahle pianos only at 1901 81
L1nls ave Phones Tyler sIl A: ID ltn.
KNABE upright, used very short time: r-rfec;
n every way: t.2S: highest grade in the market
Retter's iO.s " Grand ave.
PERFECT method for cultivation of male
public
PLANO Leaving city: win sacriaee erssnt giant
mahogany uptiFht piano; latest Improved tnlN
Hotel i,i'''''o' "a" anu 'ee f-'''' D. -
PROFESSOR wENNER.s Vocal studio. Isi7
GrN-r ANe.-Ttacher OF Italian method; piepaTa-
tory school FOR opera, churches and concerts
SEE the sample upright piano We offer at the
manufacturers priCrN u is a we'll known MAKE
ard may Ice what yOuNarc looking for Shattin-
gers. 81 Olive IT.
UPRIGHT piano 20 he had for .sO at Daniel c.
bunker Piano Co :. FOurteeath and North Mar
ktt
UPRIGHT and square pianos for sale from
$50 TO $50: all Ia good order. also p.anos Tor
rent g. Grotssuth. lo6 y Twelfth s.
USED upright pianos. SIS and up. On our easy
payment plan; square pianos. ;lJ up
kIESELHORST ~ A.SO 90.
Established 1888. siI oliye st.
WE want several good secondhand pianos and
viii pay good price for same. either in cash
or IN exchange. ShattinEers. -. Ohve 81
go parlor organ. good condition. SO Hunleth
MUSIC Co. :. broadway
$40 buys line upright plano. with stool and
scGff- Schubert AoHter. -6os Franklin a'e.
tS5 buys fine plano. with stool and cover Schu-
bert d AONter. s6is Franklin
tllj buys a fine ChicketIng & Sons upright
piano. stool and scarf Iili y. Sixteenth -
o;uer by postal II. kIatZ. rrst-class plano and
organ tuner and r-pIir-r lIgs = Tenth 81
500 buys hne kurtzman. fuil->iz- piano: worth
double the price asked Hle-kamp Br1s- Plaru
10. 21o7 Pan,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
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AURORA LODGE. No. g. X: Of yi,; Pi'
"a southeast corner Elm and broad Lay gay:
IN rnBt tMsi9srS g Lequsst-d 70 b Prsssn ,:orssiS
invited CHAs G. HEsPERi-ING. c. g
- Ati[st: J J. Humid. X. Of X. q :
~ CASTLE HALL ROBERT F. coWXAHT oWXAH
T Gsaiafy II BqIldpE, lhi n 8 Slnih anil, oivs
sIrretsTon MuEdsy; ApTil 30 lsfS: y,.iIors a,
IoraI, p n; InnTp, Work In rank Of knTes O.
-Aiisst: Henry II Lue5Geri. 51 K o. 4, 8 $
n ncoLrslBIA LODGE. NO; y; =s;I, < OF
~ O'Clock. c.niufy' building. Nlath and .@,i
bers requested to attend Visitors MslSom: -
J. F. Demp.ey k !" ) -
q DAMON LODGE. 40. .,. X Of foti z;
Fs; FsS- yeFy wsSaesdny S6 SisIh syshbns ana o1s
Gsea views; M..tipE caii.d pFSmP,iy. :, O'eIOcA-
Attest, H c1as Bs4.n! i z RoaTTMsHsS 4 z g. 80. s.,
B.. ,FEETUEE GREAT LODGE: NO. S,E; 21.S <;
e. s5s S,; SsosL a. HowaEdS Hal Ini;,,.,s ,1.n,
ins April , y work IN Esquire rank Y!sit9Ts fra
" < lfss:f Ras:s,.. X. et e 2. = = eraser & { :
u MoDoc LODGE. NO "a. K, Or:
~ s6n =, Assor NIB & Hal southwest eGrner TnG, Jsnss
Heights. Park or i.Sersc9 a'Sys SSsnu. car car. Mem:
hers Ese e1pectsd and visitor. cordially invited
Frank stotis.ey. X Of r + q '-,. =. =
- Hs;rs Pi;Ir wsanssiay evening. min y; 6aloek Il
~ All Am 70 tenth moor. Century ouilailE.
Mb-fs n TeqasseG raaS O. 70 STis be prs,-nt TAT az
fore our gTant sS,,,5 VII, b. ihr last msrunE se
W. =. Gray. X. OF n. { 5 ~
q PARAGON LODGE. No g. X. oFP..
o- streets eT.ry roT Tae.ay ~ night Ell'h NsIi sna
,s,... I"csdsy rank o. Esquire Visitors AID
Attest: Frank Johnson. X, OF r S
n PREMLEE LODGE. NO .4. X. OF p.
G*EE YhFffu,ar Y,rf,ar meeting syery hist and thru
vo,',,y ,d,i odd = s-nSws, building. N.xi msstinE
1g .rs are HG au-sS-a - Work 10 in rsn Of Peg s,;- Mem
,Gia'fH = wit, lRSi.- }r X HEFf Fl L + 'NDAs c c
Si;5: S.P GSGff r:sss EsseH e.. x,s's SE e
H. W. Bslatnz. K. q r + s. '''A '>A' = =
VVsRls,,v Of Z. wan have Tofk in ,he rank
NHAJnt - E-auir- Tuesday. April a. at
ton street, Visitors are welcome.
JOHN A. RENFRO. c. c.
+. II. sachlehen. X OF r. s
= WALNUT LODGE. No. sss, X. OF p.
sHrqr mret- every Thursday ht o'clock ~ m.
I At Blair Post Hall. No I-vs Market Stre-t.
Work in the rank % Esquire Thursday.
April 10. isi3- Visiting knights always welcome.
y. r. GAFF'NEY. g. e.
W, ]. II, Perkins. r. II II. & -. No. l-ls
Connecticut street
q zr1.EMA LODGE, No. ~. K OF P.
80 meets Monday evening. April -. 1873.
~A in Hall No :. tenth floor Century build
- ing o'cl1ck. Work In rank Of E<-
quire. Members expected and visitors cordially
A w DAVIDSON. c. Z.
Attest: O. NJ Brooks. X. OF r. & 5.
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5o82 WASHINGTON AVE.

An elegant eieNvn-ruom dwelling. large. pleas
ant rcoms: hall through center. beautifully dec
grated throughout. large porch: hardwood nOora.
hr.ck Uiantels. fine hardware. and electric
fixtures: best sanitary plumbing: stationary
WesftubS. large closets. hot-water heat. screens.
etc. ApDlv TO owner un pfemiSes
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storL. Of Grain In store.
~. Loui. Future Prices.
81. LouI. Curb Market.


MAY Wheat 7ss.a7sSc, puts 7O6es=sc: calls
.0Hsa7olsc. May corn tolEe; puts toa.u@ase: calls
fOa.c
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
SPLENDID BIG OFFICE.

Above is the plan OF fire large Office
room on the second floor OF The Republic
building. 1t has front OF 81 feet inches,
with three windows on Olive street and has
total OF So square feet OF floor space. The
tenant may divide and arrange 70 suit. II
can be divided into three rooms OF good size
and each would have steam heat. plenty of
natural light and elevator service. They
would make the best located and handieFt
suite for business Offices in the city being
on the second floor and accessible by one
short flight OF stairs IS well as by elevator
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFF1CE
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16


FOR Sale-By McCann-DowlinE:
bei-2s Manchester road. large building ana
lot for manufacturer or other business
cheap.
4oo5-iOo7 Morgan St. houses to close es- go ..a
tSte oouie'ard houses 10 e.ose $3.50
sSil Montgomerv St. S-room brick. sheds, -,
rthhics 5tNl4f
ayg Linden ave: S-roOn house segV
sSs. Lii deli ave: Soon house s.S9
sIl1 Sioddard st: 7-Toom house -s'V
Mestmoreland place; lot lO0Nls0: bargain
~ $. rage ave: - feet east OF Pendieton ~
ave: lot SONisJ. "
= Clemens ave; 80 feet east Of Belt; lot =,
~.lf- -
~ 3 Forest Park boulevard. ca feet west a..
OF Nandeventer. 25xlS0 ......-..--.......-. %
McCANN-DoWLING REALTY 60.
kinoch & co. Iiso Chestnut 81
LAcLEDE Ave. 55si-WeII-bunt detached
foLse: large rooms. bath. laundry. etc: price;
$3.50: rents. ta5S; also other paving improved
properties on monthly payments cash
HERMANN. lls- Chestnut
MODERN eleven-room resiienc-: Washington.
near Kings highway: bargain. 6 fss. Republic
SIN stores: nearly new: annual rent S2.9jO:
want farm. $50 Lee ave
THIRTEEN-RoOM house in fine locality. W.
G g. Wahlers. Utah and Ohio
WEST End-siN and seven room hat rented sor
500 year: see the owner; big bargain: no agents
p 81. Republic.
WORLDS Fair business corner: two stores. six
llNtng-ruonls above. price. Including nNtufe-, "
NF
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
MOST ASSUREDLY

4 bargain. EaS1 Washington. northeast corner
Leonard: three-story. nine rooms. furnace. streets
newly made; southern exposure: best looming
house locality in st Louis: build six ur
eight room addition and double the rent. which
is S660. Price l.Oel: nothing less and terms
easy IL wanted. Nets 10 cent. can
you huy stocks or bonds that will net more
than g Haydel Realty Co. lOs y. seventh.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
Furs.
Hides.

All unreasonable and ''stringy'' furs GRADED
secordingly and sell at q discount from the fore
going figures
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MONEY! 3 MONEY

GETFREE!
Sa.t pay ing away your wages In hIgh inIerex:.
Ne maze u easy Cor you 10 get tree from debt
We make loans IN sums Of from $40 eO 10 5000
Sh houseilld goods. pianos. etc Our Tates OF
interest LOWEST IN THE CITY.
rAy menis arranged TO suit your "oaven.-nce.
Ssods lett l., your possession No publicity.
We always extend time In care OF sickness,
without extra charge.
Call. write or Telephone: kinloch As1s
UNION FINANCE COMPANY.
Rooms -301 Orel Building.
g. z Cor sixth and Locust sts..
Entrance 5ls North sth st. op. Bars.
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n MISSOURI COUNCIL. AND MISSOURI
~ ConsistoTy. A. 4 4. : r.. will meet at
M Scottish Rite Cathedral. corner Of Sew
wv ent-enth and I@1cust streets. on Thursday.
Aprfl l6 at ) o'clock y.
A THURMAN Commander.
A c. STEWART Master OF KaboSh
John r. ParsOn. Registrar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16

WHEN YOU
WANT MONEY
U furniture. pianos etc. be- sure to - u tie
Flki.i piHr--. Sc OtheTs. thrf. ste u We loan
1..t amount fUr long short time. No rriil.N
a. n" recording. Payments arranged. weekly
- monthly. ts suit. Liberal discounts Tor tine
saved Extensions account Of sickness VIII
"Nt extra 'hafEr. You Eet the fun amount IN
SiSh ~ -luIt Lc;iCe. our rates ar - low as tie
ioNrNt, W. Invite comparison business with u
j strictly confidential Square dealing is our
motto. We 10 a advertise
lie HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANT.
IspOM .ui ~ T'IIsfsRTO< BLDG.
seventh and Pine SIS
I,lephtre ior us to call: Kinlo.h II l9ll
MONEY! MONEY
Se-;l5- sss-ssO. y75-!ioO-s2oo.
. LOANED To RELIABLE EMPLOYEES.
HCuseEeepers and business men FCREI-
TIRE. Wagons. live stock and PIANOS. leaving
siIne n your possession. IL you owe any Loan
% salaTy concern any bills W. VIII pay them
and advance you more money. You can repay
ls III 'asy WEEKLY. MONTHLY o- YEARLY
We make no Inquire. OF your employers. We
eRtSEd pa,nents in case Of sickness or out OF
WORK lall. wri'e phone Main Sse VI
- - SE-M YORK FINANCE COMPANY.
sJ'-svs-.ps--io Odd F-llows' building. Slnth and
OLIVE SITS
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FARM Of 1i6 acres: u miles west Of city;
house. outhuildings. orchard and never-fafiing
spring: would make me stock dairy farm. G.
w Nichols. Manchester. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
Fruits and Vegetables.

Wet hides should always be thoroughly G.
before being shipped.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
S4.569 WILL BUY

Fourteen-room b-ick house: hot and cold va
ter. gas. hsth. laundry and furnace. also barn:
all street and alley improvements. oil street
car line: hfteen minutes to Courthouse. can be
arranged into eighteen rooms al small expense
for Worlds Far. lot 5QNls): southern exposure.
best OF light and ventilation: for particulars ad-
4 Renathiic
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
LOANS ON FURNjTURE.

ItaIes and tefms unhraTd OF. LOOK:
1l-sg weekly pays a $500 loan.
Sl-20 yeE<ly pays a SO % loan.
3-0o weekly pays SO % loan
&c weekly pays $50. % lean.
Payments may b. made weekly. .remimonthly or
monthly. u Is to your Interest 10 consult All
business private and above board See Us. -Oi
Chemical building Eighth and Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
ROYAL ARcANUM.

AZ GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI.
Royal Arcanum. l9-31I Holland
S<zSe Building-A cordial welcome 10 visit-
g fIisnd;a f.s1S.a sFeshrsR & s,H@S sRs %smSsSs
H Jno c. Kiliingsworth. Grand Sec'y
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n MISSOURI LODGE. NO. I. A. +. 4 A.
~ M.-Statrd communication Thursday.
M April IS at s=5p y. m r. G. Degree. I'm
" pOEtant business. Members requested
and visiting brethren fraternally invited TO at
tend TAYLOR X. wYRICK. W. NJ.
John II. Deems. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16

fPrime as 10 size.)
Black ,S.........- ToGN
short stripe 50d ~
Narrow stripe 80. sOd %
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

~ LAFAYETTE COUNCIL NO. 3s1 A I.
NJ cf H, meets every second and fcurth
thursday evening AZ Freterns building.
~ northwest corner Eleventh and rIAnkun
.y.,u. S-ouaparionr from sister councils cordial
iy Invited LOUIS SENDkE. Commander.
. e. Il Adams. Sscrstary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16

Confinements SO: trained nursing: elegant ac-
commoda;ons: free homes for infants. II desired
ladies treated Tor Sc ureatment guaranteedD: reg
ulator 81 only; private. reliable. secluded H.
censed home. where you are well treated and
your care guaranteed: private diseases spe
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
URIMPRoVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
FARMS ron SALE.

LOT 13oxISo feet for manufacturing purposes;
DE kslb St and Lafayette ave. e. cor. Inquire
F. Deters, 200 MenarS St
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
MADAME MEpoRALAcYs
DOCTOR ANNIE NEWI AND.

Relieves in three hours. Beware of substitution;
genuine without signature OF Catula Med
ical Co. Price 81. es17 Olive st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR choice building sites sec r. A. McCurdy
EEfstol building. Webster Groves.
DYEING, CLEANING AND REP4lRIsG.
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= -rCLEANISC. dying repairing pressing: uauts
cleaned and pressed soc: wagons call eyery-vfhere
Louis Busch. cleaner dyer. 5It Pine: 3 phones
= LADIES and gents. have your garments cleaned
dyed and repaired al the Paris pyelng e Clean
5nE Co. 1890 FraakliH- Phone Main i5ss1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
Scores In the Big Leagues,
NEW ST. PAUL WILL
ENTER TRADE AFTER ALL

Notwithstanding reports that have
been circulated to the effect that the
Diamond 10 company had given up
the idea Of putting the remOdeled
steamer St. Paul in the trade this
year. it is now announced through
Lamont q Son. the agents here. that
the boat Will be down about Sept. 3 or
4. There are to be several changes
made in the fleet, and the Sidney,
which is now running between KeO-
kuk and st. Louis, will be retired for
the season. The Quincy. which went
down yesterday, will take the place
of the Sidney when she reaches st.
Louis, and the Sidney viii take the
Quincy's business as far as Dubuque.
There the new st. Paul will start in
and complete the trip running the
rest of the season, which this year
will not end till Oct. 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26

Cedar Rapids, Aug. 26.-Warren Gill
won the 18th game out of the 18th he
has pitched for the Rabbits. At the
ball park yesterday afternoon he gave
another splendid exhibition of perfect
control and uniform good work, re-
sulting in Il victory for the Rabbits
by score of to 3. Gill did his part
by keeping the visitors down to eight
hits and three scores. The rest Of the
bunnies did theirs by playing good
bali and by hitting Brennan for -
safe ones. 1t was rather bad day
for Brennan yesterday. He was wild
and weak, hitting three men and
sending them down to first base and
also giving six Of them bases ON balls.
Some of the Rabbits won especial
distinction by good hitting. Kennedy,
Fuller and Hansen each got three
hits and two of Kennedy's were two
baggers. Jimmie Novacek got two
safe ones and Gill a pretty single.
There were also number of sacrifice
hits, Brown getting no fewer than
three.
1t was the visitors turn to look
shcepish They were never in the
game at an. stage of it. In the very
first inning the Rabbits went at Bren-
nan with vim. Snapper Kennedy
whacked at the sphere with all his
might and sent it way out to left
field. He stood on second base. hitch
ell his trousers and smiled and then
trotted to third on Browns sacrifice.
Fuller battcd Il short safe one to sec
ond and Snapper scored. Novacek
was hit by pitched ball. Hines went
out on short one. and then Hansen
hit n long single into center field on
which Billy and Jimmie came home.
Roberts batteG an easy one to third
and that ended the first inning.
Brennan was wild in the third in
ming. which he began by giving Fuller
and then NOvacck a base on balls.
Hines sacrificed them both and Hau-
sen scored Fuller with a hit to center.
Roberts got base on balls, but was
put out at second while Berte went to
first on a feeders choice and Nova
eek scored. Gill was caught out at
third, and then the score stood ) to
in favor of the Rabbits.
The VictOrs' Scores.
The Rabbits made another score in
the fourth, one in the sixth, one in the
seventh and one in the eighth. The
visitors made two scores i'm the
fourth and one in the fifth. In the
fourth Graham singled and went to
second while Lister went to first on
Berte's error. Both of them scored
on O'Leary's long single. In the fifth
l.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
IS IN BAD FORM
Locals Lose BY Score OF and 3
All Around the Cir
cult.
Results \ esterday.

Rock Island, 3; Cedar Rapids, 0.
Davenport, u; Decatur, ,.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
na witt tha Nnme.

When you go to buy Witch Hazel
Salve look for the name Dewitt on
every box. The pure, unadulterated
witch hazel is used in making De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, which is
the best salve in the world for cuts,
burns, bruises, boils, eczema and piles.
The popularity of DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve, due to its many cures, has
caused numerous worthless counter
feits TO be placed on the market. The
genuine bears the name of L. c. De
Witt & Co, Chicago.
Sold by Harper House pharmacy;
A. ]. Reiss drug store, corner Seventh
avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
MERCHANTS
Informotion Bureau.

Directories Of North and South Da-
kota, Missouri, Iowa. Wisconsin. Pc
oria and Chicago. Records are kept
of people moving, arriving or leaving
Davenport Credit reports and cor
rect addresses furnished on applica-
ton. Branch Of the bergman Collec-
tion Agency. 2O7-@O9 Bra6y street,
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
YOUR HAT
Way be a stylish one. BUT 1t Mike. trouble

Way be stylish One, But IT Makes Trouble
y man usually buys hat that's lin
style" but the modern hat for men
has lots TO answer for.
Bald heads are growing more nu-
merous every day. Hats make excel
lent breeding places for the parasitic
germs which sap the life from the
roots Of the hair
When your hair begins to fall out
and Your scalp is full of dandruff II
is Il sure sign that these countless
germs are busily at work
There is but one way to overcome
the trouble and kill the germs that
way is to apply Newbrr's Herpicitc
to the scalp-it will kill the germs and
healthy hair is sure To result
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10
cents in stamps for sample to the
Herpicide company, Detroit, Mich.
For sale by II. II. Thomas. druggist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
NEWTRACKRECORD
Personatts P1css Halt Mile in
2:t2 Yes erday After.
noon.
CLOSE FINISHES IN SEVERAL HEATS
Results of First Days Events OF
Driving Association
Meeting.

The first days racing in the fan
meeting of the Twin-City Driving as
ISOLATION saw new halfmile pacing
record made, Personette. owned by j.
y. Code, of Bradford, ILL.,, covering the
course in PIP. There were only three
tarters, affording ample room for
the drivers and furnishing one of the
neatcst bits Of sport on the program.
pcrsonette won the race as well as
setting new record for the track
The finishes in all the races were
exciting, and il is doubtful if better
port has ever been witnessed on a
track i'm this section. The finish of
!hc opening heat of the 30 trot was
particularly exciting, the three lead
rs passing under the wire neck and
neck.
The most interesting event of the
afternoon was the running race. 1t
was growing dark during the running
If the hast heat of the =: II pace. i'm
which Jocko Manwaring, Of Daven-
port. who was driving his own horse,
claimed to have been fouled by Harry
Harris, driver of Claude ii.
The judges, Messrs. Charles Nc
Hugh. Of Rock Island; Il. +. Little, of
Milan. ana Mr.. Smith, of Davenport.
after an investigation of the trouble,
incG Manwaring 800 for conduct I'M
becoming driver, and to stand sus-
ocnCNd until the fine is paid. 1t was
found that Manwarirg had crowded
Harris. almost causing him to lose
control of his horse. Manwaring's
claim of foul proved only to be a
threat on the part of Harris to use
his whip On Manwaring if the latter
lid not give him his share of the
track.
The summaries of the days events
are as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
KEWANEE MEN PROJECT
ANOTHER INTERURBAN LINZ

w. n. Eddy, F. II. Davis, II. f.
White, y. T. Eddy and \. c. Scott, all
of Kewanee, have formed a company
and secured incorporation papers To
build an interurban from KeWancc
north to Annawan. Tapping a coal
field north of Kewanee is given as the
main object. The capital is fixed at
$4,000 and the company has adopted
the name of Kewanee Straight Line
Electric Railway company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26

Summary: Bases on balls-oH Gill,
II; off Brennan, 6. Two-base hits
Kennedy (2). Donnelly. Stolen base
Hansen. Hit by pitched ball-by
Brennan, 3. Struck out-by Gill. 2;
by Brennan, 1. Time of game-1:3O.
Umpire-Cusack.
Davenport 8, Decatur 3.
Davenport, Aug. 26.-The locals hit
McGilI and good fielding scored a
victory for Hughes. Hankey's work
was the feature. Score:
Davenport ......1 o. o. 10 II U
Decatur s..1OOO1 1903 SO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
2:I7 Pace-Pur-e 400.


Castlewcod, ch e, Nutwood (Ca-
turion), G. J. Thomas, Eau
Claire, Wis. ................ 1
Harry s, ch e. (Hereford). {.
+. Strifler, St. Louis .......... 6
Jerry e.. br st, Southwark
Egehane), George Egehane,
Oregon. Ill. $4,000. ........... } . :
Claude H., bI IN, Vatican OIar-
ris), O. d. Williams, Plymouth,
III. ............ ..............5 ,
Cod. Roosevelt, b g. Fidol MAN
,waring), j. Manwaring, Dav-
export .-....... .........''.. /
Tommy Raymond. b g, Ed Ray
mond (KelD, c. Kell, Anda-
luSia ...... ......t......... >
Frank Streets, b q, AShel Wilkes,
{. Kelly. Wapello, Iowa. ......d.
Time: 1874, 2:21H, 2:23H.
Running Half Mile and Repeat-Purse > O
Big Injun, ch g, Fortissimo (Flan-
nigan), j. y. Decker, Malcolm,
Iowa ..-......-.. l 1
Little Dutch, &, Tew Ton May
field. G.. /. Landon, Milledge-
vile, III. ........ ..........
Marcio Dent. b m, Free Night (B.
Wright. w. H. Randall, Durand,
Ill. ............ .,..........'..' d
Blazon. { f. Blazcway OR. Fox,
Aug. Webbing, Rock Island. 80. ,
blossom. b IN, Kinney (NOwles). y.
K. Cristman. Oskaloosa. Iowa.. 4
Lou H., b g, Raleigh 81. FoN), j.
Fender. Aledo, Ill. .............. 6
The events on the card for this af-
ternoon are 2:14 pace, with five en-
tries; a 2:1S trot, with seven entries,
and 2:30 pace, with II entries.