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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
Pearce Carries White County.


Carmi, Ill. June lit rained all day in
White County and light vote was polled.
Pearce will carry White County by Go ma
over Lynch and Farthing. Newlin and
Creighton will carry White County by 200
majority over Graham and 500 majority over
Lynch and FarthnS.
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Light Vote on Single Ticket.
ID Epr-2T NJ SPECIAL.

Galesburg, ILL.,, June IA very light vote
was polled In Galesburg and Knox counties
in the election of Judges for the Ninth Judi
cial District. There were only three candi-
dates, all Republicans the Democrats max
Judge George W. Thompson, Galesburg;
Judge John r. Gray, Canton, and Robert ].
Grier Monmouth
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"oLDEsT ODD FELLOW DEAD.
Wilbur Huyck, a Member Of the.
Order Sixty-Seyen Years. rs :
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lockport, N. Y. June Wilbur Huyck.
said to be one of the oldest Odd Fellow ~
the United States. died Thursday nightss =
the New York State Odd Fellows Hone IN
this city ard was buried at his former
home In Franklinville yesterday afternoon
Odd Fellow sixty-seyen years. He Claimed
that he held the record for length of mem
bership In the order in this country. i ~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
Seventh Circuit Democratic.

REPUBLIC Special.
Springfield, H., June IA light vote was
cast in the judicial election in the Seventh
Circuit to-day. Judges James A. Creighton
Of Springfield, Robert d. Shirley of Carlin-
vile and owen p Thompson of Jackson
vile, Democratic nominees, were the only
candidates. All three Of the Democratic
candidates are reelected.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
MRS. RICHARD 0GLEsBY is ILL.
Widow of Late Governor Is Taken
Home on Fast Train.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bloomington. H., June L-Captain John
Oglesby to-day chartered fast special
train to transport his mother, the widow OF
the late Governor Richard Oglesby, to Elk
hart
She has been in Chicago for some time:
but became very Ill, and it was Determined
to crafty her desire and take her to Ogie-
hurst the family mansion. 49,.
She was reported in n critical condition
when the train passed through this city.
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Heavy Democratic Vote.

hEfUBl-IC SPECIAL
Toledo, ILL.,. June 1-Cumberland County
gives the candidates for Judge in this (the
Fifth judicial district the following vote:
Democrats--Decius. 1872: Craig. LOS; KIM
brough, 1.1s0. Republicans-Booth. 1856; Van
sellar. sos; Thompson, 100.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
Clay City. ILL.,, June las there was no
opposition to the Democratic ticket in this
district, there was but little interest taken
in the judicial election here to-day. Only
a: votes were cast in the township.
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Winchester. Ill, June IA very light vote
was .polled in Scott County to-day at the
the Democratic candidates for reelection,
Thompson, Creighton and Shirley, having
no opposition. Very few Republicans voted
and less than one-half Of the regular DEM
ocratic vote was polled
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Rain Causes u Light Vote.


.Mascoutah, Ill, June 1.-The result Of the
trict resulted as follows: At Mascoutah4
Neustadt, POP; Early, 222; Story. 1856; Bur-
roughs, 154; Holder, 223; Moore, 40 It rained
all day, and a very light vote was polled.
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Light Vote Is Democratic.

Centralia, ILL.,. June lon account of bad
weather a very light vote was polled in the
judicial election here. The Democratic tick
ct, had no opposition. Judge Samuel L.
Dwight of Centralia received 52S voles in
this township, Judge w. NJ. Farmer 23i
and Judge e. E. Ames 800.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
Six Candidates in the Third.

Mitchell. ILL.,. June 1.-Among the six can
didates running for Circuit Judge in the
Third Judicial District. the following can
Early RepJ. Edwardsviiie, Ill. s.; Joseph
H. Story, Smithboro 3s; Charles Neustadt
lRep). East st: Louis, S.: Robert D. W.
Holder Dem.), Bellev.lle, Ill.,, As: Ben ]. r.
Burroughs Dem), Edwardsville, ILL.,, 81;
Charles r Moore DemO, Nashville IS.
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Pubic Debt s1,31o,s56,93O.

Washington, June 1.-The monthly state
ment of the public debt shows that at the
close of business. May 20. 1868, the total
debt, less cash in the Treasury, amounted
to SSl0. S56, $50. a decrease for the month Of
S,I7,3S5.
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Burroughs Ahead at Waterloo.
d CT,

Waterloo. ILL.,. June 1.-The election here
70. Third Judicial District Circuit Court
Judges. five precincts. including Water
loo. Of Monroe County, gives Democrats
Ben R. Burroughs ass; CHARLES T. Moore.
6A: Robert D. N. Holder. SO. Republicans,
Charles Neustadt, 49l; William p. Early.
1858; Joseph H. Story, 1885, with seven more
precincts to hear from. Waterloo casts
about two-thirds vote. while only about
one-half of the votes are cast at other
places In this county
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KkPU BLlC SPECIAI-
Dixon, ILL.,, June In the judicial cleo
ton for the Fifteenth District. held to-day.
r. s Earrand of Dixon. James S. Baume
of Galena and Oscar E Heard of Freeport.
Republicans, are elected Circuit Judges. No
opposition.
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Duncan Leads the Ticket.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

fCOlNI.
Marion. ILL.,, June 1.-The judicial election
held in this county to-day resulted in an
almost unanimous vote for W. W. Duncan.
A. K. Vickers and ]. p Roberts. Judge
Duncan led the ticket ( About half
vote cast. but Republican ticket In the field.
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Pittsburg.
New York


Pittsburg .................o . % "a
New York .::...::,..;...o o-1o
/. Browne |. Home. runs.Mertes 1. Sacrifice
Gam 2. Double plays-Gilbert and McGann /;
Gilbert Babb and MCCAIN l. First base on balls
on Doheney ]. of Mathewson e. Hit by pitched
ball-Nathewson. Struck out-By Doheney /. by
Mathewson p Wild pitches-Mathewson l. Time
tombstone.
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Burroughs Carries Madison County.

Burroa ahs' Carries Madison County By SO.
Judge Holder and Judge Moore ran about
800 behind Judge w. P. Early. the high
is ordinarily Republican by from 1,2OO to
1,Sco. The Democratic ticket carried in the
cities of Alton, Edwardsville, Collinsville,
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Republican Majority Indicated.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Mount Vernon, Ill. June 1.-The vote in
thirteen out OF twenty-three precincts in
Jefferson County is as follows: For Circuit
Judge in the Second Circuit, r. NJ. Earth
ing Rep9. Mount Vernon; 1888: John H.
Rep), Carni, LIP; P. A. Pearce CDem.)
Carmi. 912; E. E. Newlin pen). Robinson,
$50; J. r. Creighton Dem.). Fairfield. 914.
Farthing will have from 500 to 100 majority
in the county, and the other two Republic
ans have carried II by about 200 votes
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Democratic Majority of Fifty.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Quincy, ILL.,. June 1.-The indications are
that Ct. C. Scott DEM has carried the
county for Supreme Judge of the Fourth
District by a small mapority, perhaps 200
to 400. over ]. n. Carter (RepD. This county
will probably give Scott 50 majority.
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Newton Gives Democratic Vote.

Newton. ILL.,. June lat to-day's cleo
ton Truman n Ames Samuel l.. Dwight
and william NJ. Farmer Dems.), for Judges
in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. had no op-
In Jasper County. about 10 per cent of a
full poll
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
Strong Democratic Gains.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Benton. ILL.,. June LIN the judicial cleo
ton to-day Franklin County gives Pearce.
Newlin and Creighton Dems.) of this, the
Second Judicial District, a majority OF IS.
This shows Democratic gain of over LIS
votes. The vote was very light.
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No Opposition Mt Cairo.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cairo. H.. June THE Republican ticket
was elected on the First Judicial Circui:
to-day without opposition. The new Judges
are: Joseph p Roberts of Cairo. A. X.
Vicksers of Vienna and W. w. Duncan OF
Marion.
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1855; Patton, LAT. Democ.ats-Fitzhenry,
377; Bosworth. 254: Wallace. 3i5. Average
Republican majority, 1,1s3. The precincts
unheard from will slightly increase the Re-
publican ma jority.
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EeAN's BODY is RECOVERED.
Great Northern Superintendent
Lost in the Mountains.

Bolton, Mont, June 1.-The remains OF
Superintendent B. F. Egan Of the Great
Northern Railroad. who was lost IN .ne
mountains of Montana while hunting. NO
vember 4, were recovered to-day.
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RIVER AT ST. LOUIS NEAR DANGER LINE;

At midnight
fcur
for all points
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Owing to the heavy rains Of the last few days
the game scheduled for this afternoon between
baseball teams has been set over until to morrow.
The team winning this contest will be the
and St Louis University will play for the State
college championship Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
Republican Judges Reelected.

Pontiac, Ill. June 1.-The returns from
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit this evening
show the reelection of the Republican
Judges Myers, Patton and Monett to the
Circuit bench by majorities ranging from
5000 to 5000 This Qivingston) county gives
Patton 1SOO majority and Myers and Moi
fott hn,lt 50l eaCh.
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Hostess: Won't you please sing some-
screeeher: But there are 80 many peo-
rid of some Of them.'-Stray Stories.
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Democrat Second at oIney.

.Olney.. H.. June LIN the judicial cleo
ton held here to-day six precincts have
been heard from, giving Lynch (Rep) $50
majority which would indicate that he will
carry the county by go Newlin Dem.) IS
second. and Creighton third.
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Charleston, ILL.,. June Returns from
nearly all over twelve townships of Coles
County. In the Fifth Judicial District indi-
Gated that the three Democratic candidates
have carried the day. Craig's majority is
estimated at $500; Kimbrough, 100, and
Decius at q 200, change Of over $500 votes.
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Majority for the democrats,


Elizabethtown, Ill. June LIN the ju-
dlcial election to-day Hardin to-day gave
Pearce, Newlin and Creighton. the DEM
cratic candidates, 2OO majority
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Big Lead for Democrats.

Wayne County give Creighton OemJ. 1.5i7:
Newton CDem.). 1256: Pearce Oem.). 1855;
Lynch (Rep). 1,O79; Farthing Repl, 1901:
Graham ORep). $50. Six other precincts will
not materially change the figures in the
county.
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Lawrence County Democratic.

Lawrenceville. ILL.,. June lin the judicial
election to-day P. A. Pearce. Z. E. Newlin
and J. r. Creighton Dems). for Circuit
Judges. received an average majority of
carried the county by twenty-eight votes on
the head Of the State ticket in 1902.
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REPUBLIC SpECLAL
Virginia, ILL.,. June 1.-Good majority in
Cass County for Akers. Meehan, Hisbere
and Scott James r. Sigh Dem.) elected
County Commissioner.
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Rain Reduces Judicial Vote.

Bridgeport, ILL.,, June bridgeport Town
ship, in the Second Judicial District. gives
Lynch 81. Farthing 81, Graham s., Pearcs
81, Newln SO, Creighton IS. Heavy rain
caused light vote.
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Big Majority for Scott.


Havana, ILL.,, June LIN the Fourth Sill
preme Judicial District election to-day in
Mason County Judge Scott received 345 ma
tority over Judge Carter. Voting light In
Mehan and Akers, Democrats, had no oppo-
Sition.
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Democratic Vote Leads.


Alhambra, H., June This is the vote
to-day for Judges: Republican-Early. 80;
Story, 6S: Neustadt. II. Democratic-Holder
&c; Burroughs, los; Moore, GO.
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Club Standing.
He Had His Uses.

Meyer Bros. vs.. st. Louis, on Acme alleys
Puesers VS.. Haupts. on Royal alleys.
North Ends vs. Juniors, on Crescent alleys.
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Only One Ticket in the Field.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Taylorville. H., June 1.-The judicial cleo
ton passed OF very quietly in this county
Dwight and Farmer. was the only one in
the field. About 800 votes were cast here
and not over 100 in the county
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Ford County Is RepubIica n.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Paxton, ILL.,, June Thirteen of fifteen
precincts in Ford County in the Eleventh
judicial District to-day give the following
vote: Republicans-Moffett, 1.s73: Myers, l.
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Boston :;....--..-..-.....--9 9 i
Two-base h!ts-o' Brien l. Keller l. Three-base
hits-Conroy l. Home runs-FTeeman ?. Court
ney /. First base on balls-On Chesbro 2. OFF
Howell /. OF Hughes g. First base on errors
Boston l. New York /. Struck out-By Hughes
Q, bv Cheebro s. by Howell 2. Stolen bases
Dougherty l. Lachance !. Collins l. Double plays
Collins, Ferris and Lachance 1 Ferris. Parent
and LachRnce l: Williams. Courtney and Gan
eel l.. Left on ba,es-Boston g. New York s.
Passed balls-Beville ]. Hit by pitched ball-By
Hughes / Time of garne-Oae hour and fifty
minutes. umpire-O' Loughlin.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Paducah Ky. June i.-Results in the K l. t.
League to-day were:
At Jackson-Jackson Z. Paducah }.
Al Henderson, Henderson GAINESVILLE game
Al CairoNcalro-vincennes game postponed;
rain. ,,, -
Houkinsyille on account OF the former club cis-
banding to-day Another city will be secured "a, az
open here tomorrow. The games at Henderson
with Paducah for Friday. Saturday and sunday
have been transferred to this city.
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Three base hits-Gessier / Home runs-snith l.
Mccormick ]. Hit by pitcher-By Powell /. by
Kitsop /. First base on balls-or K!tson 2
First base on errors-Detroit ?. ST. Louis Left
on oaseo-Detroit s. St. Louis 10. Sacrifice hits
Lush l Anderson /. Stolen eases-Anderson 2
Pedden l. Struck out-By Kitson 5. by Powell 3,
BY siever = Double plays--Padden and Anderson
4 umpires-Bassett and CarTuthers. Time OF
ssme-Two hours
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St Paul MINI. June I.-Chech and Ford had
q pitchers battle to-day but the local man re-
ceived poor support. Attendance. SD Score;
St Paul.............0 0 Q 9 %
Indianapolis .,....-1 . 81
Batteries: Chech and Sullivan: Ford and Hey
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Republicans Garry johnson County.
REPITRIIC Special.

Vienna, ILL.,, June lin the judicial cleo
ton in Johnson County to-day. A. K. Wick
ers. w. w. Duncan and J. p. Robarts, Re-
stion. F. B. Thacker was selected as the
Republican candidate for County Commits
sioner.
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Elected without Opposition.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pana, H., June Judges Ames Of Shell
by. Farmer of Vandalia and Dwight OF
Marion, were elected Circuit Judges for
this the Fourth District, to-day without
opposition.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
LOuisviIle z, MINNEAPOLIS 3.

Minneapolis MINI. June Minneapolis could
not hit Coons to-day. while Louisville's hits
came at cpportune times The game was devoid
or feature. Attendance. l.2o0 Score:
Minneapolis I'D o 2 0 o l-3 s
louisville ..........o 2 % II 2
Batteries: vashbinder and Ludwig; Coons and
White
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Republicans Elect Judges.

A light vote was cast. tho farmers being
busy with their crops.
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Schuyler Gives scott Majority.

Rushville. Ill, June 1.-Schuyler County
gives Guy C. Scott Oem.), for Supreme
Judge. Fourth District, $50 majority. Vote
exceedingly light.
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NEW YORK 10, PTTTsBuRG 2.
Pirates Put Up Slow Game Against the
lslanfa.

Pittsburg. Pa, June Errors and slow
playing put Pittsburg out Of the running in
the second inning. -Four hits by New York.
Melted six runs. Attendance 4.400 Score:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
GERKE-vOsS.

Evansville. Ind. June Miss Mamie Voss and
Mr.. Theodore Gerke were married here to-day,
the Reverend F. A. Keller Of st. paul's Evangel-
tcal Church officiating.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
BOSTON 8. NEW YORK 2.
Courtney's Home Run Saved Goth
antics From Shut-0ut.

New York, June l-Courtney's home-run
hit over the fence, scoring CAMEL ahead
of him IN the ninth inning, saved the New
York Americans from a shut-out. The Bos-
tons hit Chesbro hard and Howell relieved
him In the seventh inning. Attendance,
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Vote in McLennaboro Township.

McLeansboro, ILL.,. June l-McLeansboro
Township gives P. A Peace sos, E. E New
lin a05, ]. r. Creighton 2s5. John H. Lynch
227. r. NJ. Harthering 233, Ross Graham 22S
votes for Circuit Judge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02
JEWELLERS ON RIVER FRONT r.
PREPARE FOR COMING FLOOD.

Lumber and Other Property Along the Levee Hurred Moved h
Reach of the Rapidly Rising River and Households Are
Made Secure to Prevent Their Drifting Away
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Straight Democratic Ticket.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Salem. ILL.,, June 1.-The judicial election
held here to-day was very quiet. The
Democrats only had a ticket in the field
w. NJ. Farmer of Vandalia. Truman Ames
Of Shelbyville and Samuel L. Dwight OF
Centralia- Many Republicans voted the
straight Democratic ticket
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Alton Gives Democratic Majority.

Alton. Ill.,. June 1-Alton Township cast
the following vote for the candidates for
Circuit Judges in the Third District: Early.
Sos; Story 80; Neustadt. Al: Holder. Gil:
Burroughs, SO7; Moore. 600. Burroughs and
Holder Dems.) and Dairy Rep) had ma
jorities
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District Vote From Breeze.
Republicans Cast Few Votes.

htfO bl.lC SPEClaL.
Breese, ILL.,, June 1.-Vote cast: District
No. ], "a: No. 2, "A.
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PHILADELPHIA i, WASHINGTON o.
Senators Lose Through Inability to Hit
"Eubeo WaddeII

Washington. D. c.. June Washington
returned home to-day after long absence
and was shut out by Philadelphia through
inability to hit Waddell. Attendance, 3,2i3.
Score:
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X. /. T. League Results.

GRANVILLE, Ill, July baseball yesterday: Ne
braska Indians Ii. GRANVILLE ?.
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REpIrpIJJ, SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pine Bluff Ark, June Pine Bluffs new ball
park was opened to-day for first game played IN
IT. ha'oh t''use oea' R. H. L.
-.
Pine Blum Q .
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bases.Coushlin /. Davis /. Double plsys-Cougi-
lin and Carey /. First base on bals-Om Town
send g. of wadden 2 Hit by pitched baiIs-Ryan
Struck out-By Townsend s. by, waddeli s.
Wild pitches-Townscnd l. Time-one hour and
forty-two nr.nutes. I-nlpire-ssheridan
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Hand Succeeds Justice Masruder.

Springfield, ILL.,. June 1.-The June term
of the Supreme Court will open tomorrow.
Under the rule of succession Justice John
p. Hand of Henry County will be elected
Chief Justice for the ensuing year. He
will succeed Chief Justice Magruder.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES WIN.
Meyers and Beach Defeat Dempcy and
Oppenheim.

Oppenheim.
Judge NJ. W. Meyers and James NJ. Beach.
candidates on the independent municipal
ticket in East st. Louis for Judge Of the
City Court and Justice of the Peace. re-
spectively. defeated T. E. Dempcy and Max
oppenheim, the Republican candidates. by
majorities of $50 and $50.
The vote was very Light, and it had been
considered almost a foregone conclusion
that Meyers and Beach would be elected.
Judge Meyers Is well-known attorney and
Mr.. Beach Is a veteran newspaper man Of
the East Side.
The vote for Meyers and Beach was 1854
and 1,7i5, and for Dempcy and Oppenheim
1,034 and l,049. The vote was only about
one-third of the registered vote Of the city.
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Few Voters Go to the Polls.


Ramsey, Ill, June 1.-The judicial cleo
ton to-day was the Quietest ever held here,
only g. votes being piled. all for Farmer,
AmeS and Dwight.
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Majorities Given the Democrats.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lebanon, Ill, June 1.-The Democratic
judicial candidates. Burroughs. Holder and
Moore, carried Lebanon City by majorities
ranging from sixty to sixty-nine A light
vote was polled. Heavy rainfall during the
afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02

The Rippers defeated the Skinker- Kennedy team
Saturday afternoon by a score of TO :. Inc
Former team would like to hear from teams In
fhe is-year-old class. Address r. McDannold,
M 4l2l PAGE avenue.
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The Maroons would like TO hear from teams.
A ddress G w Wright No. 1907 Market street.
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The Hunts would like TO hear from teams in
The ib-year:old class. For particulars address
Edward Hunt No. 27s5 South Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02

The Reds defeated the Ben Mllers Sunday by
q rcore Of Ia 10 10. The former team would like
70 hear from teams out of town. Address James
Madden, No 1884 North Ninth street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-02

1.y Sy n score OF II TO & The former team will
play at washington, Mo-. next Sunday. Ad-
dress q W Lindsay No. 3035 Clark avenue.