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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Cardinals Lost Double Header
to Boston in One-Sided
Contests.

onward march OF the "Hubites.'' but.
best.
Moran seemed to have some slight af-
| nome plate for sewer lid and pitched
accordingly. Moran's error in the mat
yer OF proportion resulted in his issuing
zen, zen Iree passes TO first over the four
Moran IS not wholly TO be blamed for
this, as he has Just come from Texas
OF the Texas plainsman. As a pitcher.
Moran has about as much chance to earn
plaudits as has Jeffries to win fame as a
skirt dancer. The boy had plenty OF
nerve. however, and stuck 10 his task
where others would have sought the cool
ing blasts of the fieecy heights
Moran redeemed himself in a measure
py some clever sick work. managing 10
smash out three singles out of four trips
TO the pan
NEW PITCHER ERRATIC.
Boston got on to Morsn's weakness in
the opener. and two of them walked to
first
In the second inning neither side accom-
plished anything in the scoring line.
In the third period the Texas Wonder
sent three of the Bean Devourers' TO
first on wide ones. hit MaIarkey. struck
out two of his enemies and had two safe
dents put in his reputation. During the
ihnhiqs aI1hrss,, eleven ,i, men & faced Charley, and
hibition Of pitching, coupled with two en-
rors, gave Boston five taIlies and the
game
The Cardinals got back at Malarkev for
the treatment the Boston team gave Mo-
ran and two singles. a passed ball and
Smoots triple gave them two runs
Three successive singles gave the Car
qlnais another run i'll the fourth period
In the NTH, sixth and seventh both sides
were blanked. but the .'Beaneaters' re-
suned operations on Moran in their half
of the eighth period. when a base on balls.
stolen base, bad throw by Coveny and
Abbatichio's single gave the visitors a
run.
A triple and three singles gave Boston
their last two runs of the day in the
ninth period. The score:
SECOND GAME.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
WHITE SEALS 10. "ALE PROS 1.
p. j. Illness Pitching and Batting
Helped "AH Pros" to Defeat

P. ]. Hines, backed up by Kulage's
White Seals. made the All Professionals
look like a bunch of Colonial Danes play
ing bean bag yesterday at Kulage's New
stead avenue park.
When tea time arrived the White Seals
had piled up nineteen runs against one
made by the All Professionals
The mighty biff sticks of the Seals were
In evidence throughout their efforts IN
tree swinging. netting them twenty hits
FROM the start Hines had the "All
Pros" on his staff, and, besides tanning
eight of them, let them down with only
two safe hits.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

Earned runS-Cincinnati =, Philadelphia T.
Two-bass hits-GIeason l. Haliman /. Three
base hlts.Titus ]. Sacrifice hits-Hallnan !.
Doom /. Mitchell /. Stolen bases-Beckey l.
Balks-Mitchell l. Left bases-Cincnnati
s. Philadelphia s. First base on balls-By Hahn
2, by Mitchell 3. Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell
l. by Hahn 2. Struck -out-By Hahn J. by
Mitchell ]. Passed balls-Fohl 2. Dooin 2.
Wild pitches-Mitchell 9 Hahn 2. Time-One
hour and fifty-fire minutes. Umpires-o'Day
SECoND GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
CALL FOR THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Seasons Pennant to BE Formally
Presented to RloominEfon.

Bloomington, Ill, Sept 20.-President
Sexton of the Three-I. League to-day is
sued a call for the annual meeting to be
held Tuesday, October 10. at Bloomington.
AT this gathering the pennant will ofh-
cially be awarded TO Bloomington. silk
banner. suitably inscribed, presented to
the local management, and new officers
elected.
Other business of importance will be
transacted, but no change in the circuit is
anticjpat ted
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
QUAKER OARsNEN AT PRACTICE.
VIII Develop Team to Enter Compe-
titIOns at Worlds Fair.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia Pa. Sept. ao.-The first of
the series of "blue ribbon events which
the West Philadelphia Boat Club will hold
this fall. with a view to developing crack
carsmen to compete at st. Louis next
year. occurred on the lower course Of tine
Schuylkili River to-day.
The race was at distance of one mile
Each member of the winning crew will
receive a blue ribbon, and tve of these
will entitle him to a medal while the
crew which wins the most races will be
awarded a trophy at the end OF the sea-
son.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
CINCINNATI 40. PHILA. SIS.
Second Game Was Called by Agree
ment After Six Innings.

Cincinnati, O.. Sept. 2O.-rhe Cincinnatis
again broke even with the Philadelphias
to-day Cincinnati played a loose game in
both contests. Corcoran being responsible
for the most of the runs OF the visitors in
the first game. 1t was agreed between the
teams that the second game should be
called in the seventh inning. Attendance,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
BILLIARDS.
Double-Headers at Br,

Double-Headers at Broadway.
Beginning tonight, Frank Benson viii
have the contestants in the tournament
for the local French pool championship
play two games a day-one IN the after
noon and the other in the evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

EARNED runs-St. Louis ?. Boston 2 Three
base hits-S:noot /. Cooley / Sacrifice hits
Dexter l, p Moran l. Double plays-Dunleavy
and Farrell J. Passed balls-By P. Moran
Stolen bases-C Moran ], Dexter q Abbattchio
,. Hit BY pitched ball-By Moran. Malarkey.
Wild pitches-Moran l. Bases on balls-on
Moran 10, of Malarkey I. Struck out.By Ma
larkey ;. by Moran D. Left bases-St. Louis
I, Boston 10. Tme-Two hours and nine min
utes- Umpires-Moran and Johnstone.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
ST. LOUIS.

Earned runs-st Louis l. Boston 4. Two
Tiiree-base hfis0cooIey j. Dnnleavy i sacrifice
hits-Carney l. Double plays-Brain, Farrell
and Ryan l. Stolen bases-Smoot l, Brain /.
Burke / Bases on baIls-Of Carney l. on
OSeiil 3. Struck out-By Carney 2. by O'Nein
. Left on bases-St. Louis s, Boston A. Time
OF game-One hour and forty-three minutes
Umpires-Johnstone and Moran.
THE SECOND GAME.
In the second scamper. young Charley
Moran of Dallas, Tex. tried to stop the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

The third inning in both games OF yes
terday's double-header at League Park
seemed TO be jonah for the locals. In the
first game the Cardinals were on even
terms with the visitors up to this period,
when. by a coordination of i'll luck and
some very pretty hitting, Boston shot out
10 the fore and finished the game in that
position. the final score being 10 s.
In the second game honors were also
easy up TO the fatal third. when the Car
diuals blew and allowed the visitors to
score five tallies. This was enough to
win. as ST. Louis only made three during
the entire nine innings, but Boston piled
up three towards the close. and the game
ended with Boston the winner by a score
of to 3.
Barring the Cardinals disposition to shy
at the fatal third. they played very fair
article of the national game. but their
good work toward the close of each game
was rendered vslueless by their abomina-
bic showing in the sad but silly third.
THE FIRST GAME.
Mike O'Neill. who twirled for the locals
in the first game, was not UP to the form
he should display. and the visitors went
after him from the jump.
Pat Carney. who twirled for the visitors.
was also touched mp pretty hard through
out, but he managed 20 pull out of several
tight places through the aid of some fast
fielding.
Dave Brain in the first game put up
a first-class exhibition of baseball the
speedy shortstop knocking down a couple
of raps that looked good for extra bases
Dick Cooley did the best work for the
visitors by smashing out a triple and
single, and having three put-outs. to his
credit.
Boston got busy with O'NeilI on very
snort acquaintance, Dexter. the first man
moment later on McCreery's sharp single
to right.
DOUBLE STEAL FRUITFUL
The Cardinals evened matters up In the
opener by some rather SNOWY playing.
After two had gene the way Of the world
ly Smoot singled. and trotted to third on
Brains safe rap. With first and third oc-
cupled. Brain and Smoot worked Moran
for double steal. Smoot scoring.
around but in the following ipnlng Boston
annexed the game. a base on balls, two
singles, double and triple giving them
four runs.
Blanks were dIshed out in the fourth and
fifth innings. In the sixth period, two
singles. a base on balls and an infield tap
gave st. Louis two runs
In the seventh Dunleavy smashed out
Triple, but was left star-gaZing on third,
as Carney made a spectacular catch OF
Smoot's hot line drive.
A base on balls. two singles, and Bar
clay's fumble gave the visitors their two
last talies in the final round. The score:
FIRST
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
hus q. Louisville 4.

Columbus o. Sept. 20.-Loulsville shut out
Columbus to-day insthe last game OF the sea
son. Akers, new pitcher. was tried out by
Louisville and he received splendid support.
four fast double plays being made by the vis-
itoTs. Attendance, 27N. Score:
Coiumbu. ...,.o o0s go 5
Louisville I'll 0 o o . o - .
Batteries-McMakin, Bannon and FoI; Akers
and White
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Minor Games.

Poplar Bluff No. Sept. 9.-Poplar Bluff
baseball team to-day defeated the De Soto Wal
deckes by score Of to 4. BatteriesNPoplar
Bluff. Bandy. Keene and PottsHwaldeckes.
Powers and Blackwell
Efhngham Ill. Sept. 2e.-The Effn CHAM and
Sullivan Ind, ball teams played game at
Newton. III, this afternoon for . purse OF
$50 the former winning the game by score
from start to finish. wallace Of Newton pitched
but was iii safely twelve times Efdnxham Ia.
played twenty-five games this season. winning
sixteen. -
Troy ILL.,. Sept 2O.-Bolman Mercantile Com
pany Of Troy defeated Pin Oak by a score Of
to 5. Batterie@Troy. Davis and Balm; Pin
Oak Wendler and Helmacke.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
ECOND GAME

runs-ClEClnnaIi fnllaoeIpil8
Two-base Mts-Dolan p Ewing !. Barry /.
Home runs-Corcoran |. Stolen bases-Barry
/, Seymour /. Daily l. Double plays-Corcoran.
DAILY and Beckley l. First base balis-By
Ewing l. by Fraser l.. Struck out-By Ewing
D. by Fraser .. Passed balls-Peitz ., Roth !.
Left on bases-Cincnnati 2. Philadelphia l.
Tine-One hour and twenty 1--we minutes. I'M
pires-Hurst and O'Day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
GAMES At EHMAN's PARK.
Globes Lose Close Contest to MiiIers
and ..WorId's Fairs" VIII,

Charley Bartiey's Globes received their
second defeat of the season at Ehman's
Park yesterday by the Ben Millers. the
latter team winning by a-score of to 3.
Although the Globes played a fast and
MillerS.
Kreiger. who twif1eH for the Globes, was
touched up safely for eleven clean raps
While knarr, who twirled for the Millers
Score:
r. II. E.
Millers ....--.-...9 . 0 % II .
In the first game the Worlds Fairs won
q inLy I,rr
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
STANDING OF THE cLURs.
Baseball Notes.

Patsy Donovan. the Cardinals manager, was
unable to leave his room yesterday ac
count Of relapse OF his recent attack of ma
laria. Donovan's condition was considered
rather serious by his physician at late hour
last night and the chances for his getting
back In the game this season are rather slim.
-
Johnny Killing OF the Chicago Nationals
probably the best catcher in the game to-day.
has been behind the bat in more games this
season than any Of his teammates have played
with the exception of Slagle. A great record
for a catcher, and only excelled by the re-
markable feat Of James Mcclure now with
the Detroit team. wno caught all the games
one year Tor the Washington team.
In recent game Ducky Holmes the White
Sox's left fielder. had his nose broken during
practice Holmes had just been chasing high
ones In his bailiwick. and firing OF the work
walked out to a convenient seat pucly must
have fallen into a doze for he failed 20 se. q
terrific line drive sent iii his direction b, Fla
kcrty. The ball caught Holmes scusreIy or
the nose and he was knocked. unconscious A
dozen players ran toward him. and ne was
carried by them to the clubhouse unconscfol.r
A physician was summoned. 1t was some time
before Holmes restored. An exau1inafI ion
showed that his nose was severely fractured !
Hickman and Buck Freeman Lead; the coun-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

The Culver Military Academy football
season opened in earnest Wednesday un-
der the direction of Coach A d. Brook
field of Michigan.
Prospects for the team are exception
ally bright, and one of the best school
eleyens In the West Is expected. OF last
years team, seven veterans will return.
captain McQuaid. the quarter back .,f
last year, graduated. and his place WI
be the hardest to fill.
Right Half Pope and Right End Wood
also graduated. but there are good men
to fill their places. In the back field Bays
and knight will, In all probability. fill
their regular positions. The left side Of the
line remains intact. while right guard and
right end are to be filed
There Is an abundance of heavy nate
RAJ applying for line positions. Among
the most promising men are Dissette a
lS0-pound man from the Hotchkfss School,
with three years experience; Edwards,
the 22o-pound center OF Syracuse IN. W
High School: Hanlon. a promising erd
from the Cleveland High School, and
johnson. a heavy weight. who has played
center two years on the Duluth High
tions.
In the back field Buckingham of Men,
phis. Tenn, will have a good fighting
chance for right half. while Patchell OF
Union City. Ind, will give him good run
for his place. Burnside of Knoxville. ILL.,,
and Humphrey of Boston CaIass.) High
School. viii probably be the strongest
competitors for quarter, Burnside at pres
ent having the advantage.
The first game of the season will be
played next Saturday with Englewcod
High School, and a hard match is expect
ed. notwithstanding the score Chicago ran
UP on them Thursday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
NEW YORK 6, CHICAGO 2.
McGinnity Was Invincfble in All but
One Inning.

Chicago. Sept. 20.-New York's play to-
day outclassed that of the locals in every
of the game. McGinnity was
invincible. excepting III one inning. when
half of the hits were made Off him and
scored Chicago's only runs. Attendance,
o. on Gcore.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

John c. Meyers will referee the Bap-
tiste-Adamscn bout at the Business Mems
Gymnasium tomorrow evening, the occa-
sion being the first attempt to revivs
wrestling here In several years. Since
Baptiste's last appearance in the local
ring. when he faced HALL, the Turk.
there have been no bouts OF Importance
scheduled.
B2ptiste has defeated such men as Dou-
nelly at the South Side clubs. but he has
engaged in no match with a good man
Adamson is said to be a tough PROPOSE
tion. at his weight. and wrestled toN&
draw with George on their last meetfns;V
Bob Douglass will probably referee me
preliminary, a lightweight match, De-
tween Schmalz and Sproui-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

The Cardinals have an of day to-day To-
OF their serleS.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Milwaukee o-7, MinneapoIis %-4.

Milwaukee. Wis. sept 2o.-Milwankee was
shut out in The first game with minneapolis
to-day, Williams pitching great ball until In
jured in the eighth inning Heavy hitting won
for Milwaukee in the last game The play OF
both teams was wretched at times, but there
were several brilliant plays. scores:
FIRST GAME.
Milwaukee .....o % 0 % 90 5
Minneapolis .....0 1 o 0 o "a
Batteries-Esliott and Wood: Williams. Nc
Donald ana Yeager.
SECOND GAME.
Milwaukee .......e e-.E u ?
.Batterses-stimmel. Mueller and Woods; Nc
Donald and Yea<er
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
SECOND GAME.
IudianapoIi. o, Toledo 2

Toledo o., Sept ze-The season was ended
here to-day, the locals losing the game through
poor field work and CristsiFs wiidness- Volz
pitched well. The score:
Toledo .........o oe 90 Z
Indianapolis - 0 o . 0 %
Batteries-Cristali and Reisllng; Folz and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
LII Professionals.

Earned runs-Seals 10. Two-base hits-Ne-
Vile ]. Cramer 9, Hines ., Sits Q Badaracco i
Hob l. Home runs-lIines /. Left on bases
Seals .. All Pros g. Struck out-By Hines S
by Reinig L Bases balls-Of Hines . off
Reinig !. Cmpire-Connie Reed
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

St. Joseph 80 i. 81 )
Bstteries-hilton V.i Messitt: r. Geade and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

Comisley has offered Harry White big IN
ducements TO stay in the game. bat the DOC
tor-pitchsr probably will retire 10 practice his
profession.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
SECOND GAME.

Kansas City 30 0 90 10 o-i
IT. Joseph -..-.o o rs o ..-s 5
Bstteries-Nichols and Messitt: Garvin and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Kansas City 7-1a, ST. Paul S-s.

Kansas CITY. No. Sept ea.-kansas won two
games from St Paul to-day by superior all
around playing. St. Pauls errors were costly
in beth games Attendance, $500. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
Kansas City..o 0 81 IL
ST. Paul. ........-.l3 o. II 4
Batteries-Gibson and Butler; Corbe;t and
Pierce.
RHE
Kansas citv4 o . s-I2 ii o
st. Paul ...................1 - 10
Game called at end of fifth on account of
Bstteries-Alloway and Butler; Bar.os and
SgIIiyan
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

got the worst of the deal all around. The
fight took place near Cincinnati Friday.
Local followers Of the game win be ir-
clined to credit his story, as they have
seen Mayfieid fight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

At sedalis Mo-:
sedaIia ...........2 o 90 0 . oG
Springfield .......0 o J O-6
Batteries-Sedalia. Schrant and lawson:
Springfield. Scnmidt and Shanks
At Fort Scott, Kas.:
Fort scott.....O / o e.ts Il Il <,
lola ..:-...,...--.1 90 o i-s s :
Batteries.Fort Scott Cheek and Holiday;
At. Joplin. Mo-:
R.H Z.
Pittsburg ....-...o . Q Q 0 % IS 5 )
Batteries-Joplin. Ehie and swaers: Pittsburg.
ulrfch and Terrence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
New York.

Chicago ........-......-..0 0 o.
New York ................4 0 2 0-6
base hits-S.agle !, Jones l. Lauder 2. McGann
!. Mertes 1. Babb !, Bresnshan 1. Sacrifice hits
-Bresnahan l. Mertes l. Stolen bases-Mertes
1. Double piays-Lauder and McGsnn l. Struck
out-By Taylor s. by McGinnity I. Bases on
balls-On Taylor 2 on McGinnity 2. Wild
ptches-Taylor /. Time-One hour and forty
1--WE minutes. Umpire-Emslie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

IA. /. It. Lengnc.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
padrcah. Ky, Sept. 2o.-By winning a
tuIed the loving cup. winning three out OF Ave.
Srgtnaily u was intended TO play eight games.
but owing TO poor patronage. the contest was
closed to-day Score first game,
z. II. Z
Cairo --...---..-..-...o 0 0 o. 10 6
BatSsries-Gardner and EdmoRds Brocket
Score second game:
Paarcah .........-...0 oIs - 10 /
Cairo ---...---..----,o 9 0 . % s
Batteries-Beft and Ednonds: Lloyd and Rut-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
.snE- ATHLETICS s RACING

try in home runs. and in heavy hitting. Each
| has ten homers to his credit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
WESTERN LEAGUE.
FIRST GAME

Kansas City 1-2, st. Joseph 81.
st. Joseph No., Sept. ao.-St Joseph won
both games from Kansas City here to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Missouri valley League.

The Coffeys defeated the Arcades at Kulaec's
Park yesterday by score OF 4 to g. The nat
ting OF Fox and Mathews was the feature OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Sontkern Lenrue.

New Orleans, La, sept 2e-MemphIs won
the pennsnt ct Memphis in the presence OF 7,55i
Memphis .. Atlanta s.
Shreveport 10, Birmingham J.
New Orleans s. Nashville 8.
Nashville 8. New Orleans =
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

Hiokman and Buck Freeman lsas. the eoun
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
CARDINALS LOSE
CUSTOMARY TWO.
Poor Work in Third Inning of
Each Game Responsible for
Locals Bad Showing.
MORAN PITCHES WEIRDLY.
Cardinals Latest Acquisition
Walks Ten of the Beaneat-
ers and Is Hit Safely
Nine Times.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Pitts. ia 50 4 .s72 BROOK rs s & .sei
y. Y.....l3t 81 9 .s04 Boston .134 IS Is as
Chicago 133 20 s. .S94 -ohIla. lis A 81 .J44
CIn'u. Ia II 60 .5i2 Cardin s.ls3 a. 81 .3ls
Where They Play.
Brooklya at Pittsburs.
Where They Play,
Yesterdax,. Re.uIt.,

Boston Z. Cardinals z PhIls. 9. Cincinnati
New York G. CHICAGO . |
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21
Coffeys Win From Arcaae.

In the first game the Worlds Fairs "
from the Hicks team by score OF Z to
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-21

In recent game Ducky Holmes the White
Sox's left fielder. had his nose broken during
practice. Holmes had lust hcen chasing f,.sh
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-07-21
LONG CHASE is ENDED.
Government Contractor is Brought 20
Washinuton.

Washington, July 21. James G.
Beasley was indicted at Cape Nome,
Alaska, on the charge of forging two
army paymasters checks aggregating
$500 each He arrived In Washing
ton yesterday in the custody Of Heron
and Dwyer, secret service officers, who
captured him In Pretoria after chase
of 1900 miles. With their arrival IN
Washington these officers have com
pleted a seven months journey around
the earth, taking one fugitive part of
the way and returning with another.
They left Washington last December
for Vancouver to look for w. j. Will.
son, Philadelphia customs officer
who had absconded with some $4,000.
They caught him in Montreal, and he
returned to Manila without the formal
ity of extradition papers Wilson was
convicted at Manila and sentenced to-
long term of Imprisonment. The firm
of Beasley & Hall were contractors for
a section of the military telegraph line
which the government has just fin
ished In Alaska but 1t is charged they
attempted to collect. or rather Beasley
did. $1,000 more than they were en-
titled to.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-07-21
PLOT TO KILL THE KAISER.
Report That Man and WoiSan Left
CHICAGO to Assassinate EMPEROR.

London, July 21--A dispatch to the
Leader from Copenhagen says that the
Norwegian police are anxious regard
ing an anarchist plot against Emperor
William, who is cruising in Northern
waters. The dispatch says that King
Oscar received a warning from Chi
cago that two anarchists, man and
woman, the former a Swede and the
latter a Norwegian, had left America
on board a trasatlantic liner bound for
Norway. They We're traced to from
soc. thence to Malmoi, in the south
western part of Sweden, and thence
to Copenhagen. where a search is now
being made for them. 1t is considered
alarming that they timed their move
ments in these localities to cores
pond to the dates when it was known
that Emperor William and King Oscar
would meet.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-07-21
MAGAZINE BLOWS UP.
Two Laborers are Killed and Many
Others Are Injured.

Two Laborers are Killed and Many
Others Are Injured.
Roanoke, Va, July 81. - BY the ex
plosion of large quantity of dynamite
and blasting powder in a magazine
near Peardsburg yesterday James
Phillips and George Noel, laborers,
We're killed, sixteen persons We're in
jured and 100 others were shocked A
passenger train on the Norfolk & West
ern was going at full speed past the
magazine. which is 200 yards from the
tracks when the explosion occurred.
The windows Of the train were broken,
the coaches were damaged and every
person on the train was shocked A
special train with surgeons on board,
conveyed the wounded to BluefeId,
where they were placed in hospital.
1t is not known what caused the ex-
nlOSiOn
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-07-21
BEAVERS HAS BEEN BUSY.
confers With His Lawyers After His
Indictment

confers With His Lawyers After His
Indictment.
New York, July o. George W.
Beavers, former head of the division
Of salaries and allowances Of the post
Office department at Washington,
against whom the federal grand Jury
in Brooklyn returned two indictments,
is expected to surrender himself to.
day. warrant has not been issued
for him, but his lawyers said that he
would be at their offices at II o'clock
to-day If the authorities want him.
Beavers~has been staying in Manhat-
tan about three weeks. AT his Borough
Park home, which is within the juris-
diction of the district in which he has
been indicted, it was said that he had
not been home since Saturday night,
and that he was probably with his law
yers in Manhattan.