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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
GOV. YATES AT GREENvILLE,
Denounces Mob Violence at Un.
yelling of Monument.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
GreeGviils. HI. Sept 1s.-Denouuc.ne
mob law as anarchy. Governor Yates. In
his speech at the unveiling OF the Bond
County Soldiers Monument. to-day.
pledged himself to fight il in ali It's forms
IL It requires every bullet IN the Illinois
National Guard.
Governor Yates spoke for two hours,
eschewing politics and dwelling al length
upon the heroic deeds Of the veterans of
the Civil War
Bessie Toms and Helen Reid during the
singing of America" Addresses were de-
ivered by Judge ]. W. Wilkin Of the IL
linois Supreme Court. who also Ceno,rnced
the recent crime at Danville. and by Colo
mel Benson Wood of Effingham. depart-
ment commander of the Illinois Grand
Army.
The address OF welcome was delivered
by c. d. Heiies OF this city The rr10n,I-
ment was formally presented to the SOL
diers of Bond County by Colonel V-o1d.
and was received by the Reverend II r.
Douglas of Mount Vernon. in behalf Of the
old veterans.
Lieutenant Governor Northcott was .he
presiding officer of the day Tonight Com
gresham Rodenberg of East ST I.ouis-
Cicero ]. Indy OF GreenyiIle and Judge
John B. Hay 9f Belleville were the prin-
ctpal speakers
The annual soldiers reunion was held In
conjunction with the monument dedica-
tion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
OLD MAN HAD S1,639 WHEN
- He BEGGED ON STREET.

Dayton. o.. Sept. ian indigent-look-
Ing Individual. TO all appearances blind
stopped City Infirmary Director Miller and
requested the loan OF a small sum where
with to buy some lead pencils. saying that
It was by selling pencils that he kept the
wolf from the front porch. The old fellow
was taken 10 police headquarters. where he
gave the name OF c. T. Parker. and his
residence as La Fontaine. Ind. Upon being
searched it was found that the old fellow
was in 70 immediate danger OF suffering
for anything for the lack Of money to buy
It. Upon him were found two certificates
OF deposit. as good as cash. note or two
and some cash money. amounting in all to
H.sSa Parker said that he was broom
maker by trade and that he was on his
way East.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
POSTMASTER SAYS ASSISTANT
IS A HUMAN OSTRICH.
Contention With Government
CiyiI-Service Board.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Sept. 1a-That the CIVIL
Service Commission certified to him for
the appointment of a human ostrich
and then declared that IL had made mis-
take in the man. is the complaint Of r.
D. Barker. Postmaster at Mobile, Ala.
There is a spirited contention now In
progress between the commission and Mr..
Barker.
Lee W. Wright headed the eligible list
for q position there. Postmaster Barker
reported TO the Ciyil-Service Commission
that he could not recommend Wright be-
cause he was human ostrich, and readily
and easily deyoured glass. tacks, brass
watch chains, broken china, old scraps OF
iron and nearly everything else that is not
served In q first-class restaurant.
With his complaint Barker inclcsed let
ters from prominent men and officials of
Alabama declaring that Wright was unfit
for the place because of his eccentricities
of appe Ute.
The Civn-Service Commission gave out
statement that Postmaster Barker had
accused the wrong Mr.. Wright and that
the latter has no such appetite as Is al
legged and that he wants nothing except a
good place under the civil service.
Postmaster Barker's friends declare that
he was not mistaken and that his aliega-
tons can be proven They certify that
the Wright against whom Major Barker
protested is glass and tack eater. and
that IL there IS another Lee W. Wright
somewhere else with the same procitviIies
they don't know it, Moreover Postmaster
Barker offers TO show that the Lee W.
Wright against whom he protested con-
fessed to him that he did eat various
and sundrr articles that other people do
not enjoy. He knows that he Is right in
his accusation, despite the statement OF
the Cfvtl-Seryice Commission, and he
stands ready to make his statement good
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS

&C. F. Barter and wife Of RIdgway. Ill,
have rooms at the New St James
Miss Ina Riseling Of Mexico, No. IS a
guest at the Laclece-
H NJ. Lutz OF Sherman. Tex. has rooms
at the Planters.
ID. D. Davis and Charles z Sharpe Of Rock
Island. Ill, are guests at the Southern
y. II. Cook and Doctor A. ]. Cook Of Car
thage, No. have ruons at the Laclede-
w. H Grigsby Of Cairo. H.. IS 4 guest at
the Laclede-
-Eiward Thorp OF PlnckneyriIle. H., is
guest at the Lindeu
y. z Kineaid OF Boston is registered at
the St Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. e ]. Sadden OF Sedan. Kas
are guests at the ST. Nicholas.
w. F. Gordon OF Harrison. Ark. is a guest
at the L4ndsli.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Hopson Of Corning Ark
are registered at the Lindell.
It. L. Cox Of Little Rock. Ark. is guest
al the Planters.
Emerson Carey OF Hutchinson. Kas. has
rooms at the Southern.
w. 3. Gano Of Dallas, Tex is on the
guest list at the Southern.
e. p. Bender and wife OF Little Rock. Ark
have rooms at the New 81 James.
e. p. Curtis Of SmithyilIe, Tex. is
guest at the New 81. James
"A L. Lincoln Of Panhandle. Tex. is a. the
Noser.
Il " Jenkins Of ottumwa. Ia. Is on the
guest list at the Madison
,-F; n churlley OK carroilton. Mo. Is at
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
WHAT The PREFERRED STOCK IS.

preferred
all
stockhoer
advertising
sold
that
this ENTIRE IN
PROFIT. The
those desiring purchase number of of the preferred stock in
have been made the income the land viii the balance
paid book will
Let end to can and and let explain matters
Washington the highest and finest of residence
held at from 5000 $500 acre Houses costing from to s
the southeast morgage $500 while the basis of
Is $500
made and paid for This is the opportunity Of life and fail
afford
i've.
LEAST SEND YOU OUR BOOK.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

r. II
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FERROUS compound which 1 have cIsccvtied
olly after q lifetime devoted TO search
Larouzh all the realms OF science. a7d the
HrchiYes OF the ancients, Il Is E7SsIhie fCr
every weak man TO have for hts own the
glorious. manly power, the urtiring vISor
and the long iife OF the patriarvks Of
Bible tines with this mysterious ccm-
pound, no weak man Will ever agJiD re
troubled with impotency, vital lcsSes.
nightly emissions. spermatorraea, I2r,co-
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OF vital energy.
guided by an Unseen Hand-tt IS my mis-
zion on earth-my life work-,o lift up
the fallen, heal the weak AID cure the
MANNED or undeveloped; md 10 every
man who has lost his vital p5wsr CT frds
and peace and health. 1 can save rim and
/ will save him and resto-e him TO mar y
years OF happiness a-d the irpetuous
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Remember. it matters not how old you
are; II matters not how you lost your
not what doctors OF scoTers say. This IS
no ordinary drug or stimulating method
Of treatment. but Il IS the vital spark OF
life itself. and II matters not how many
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REPEATEDLY and instantly renewed the
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Jaded men new vitality. health end
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me to-day and tell me IN strictest
confidence ali about your case. My private
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Strawn building. Cleveland. Ohio, and
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Illness. Ny woudrous discovery has star
tied the world by its miraculous effects,
yet seek no fame nor glory. 1t sufices
me Il may be the humble instrument OF
natures greatest power in bringing all
men into the enjoyment OF their true man
liress. and I do it free. In the Iima al
lotted TO me here on earth shall do all
that IN my power lies TO give my fellow
men the benefit Of this great secret, and
my reward shall be IN the knowledge that
I have done unto others as I would that
others should do unto me
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Illinois Governor Advises County
Appropriation for Defense
Against MObs.
LETTER TO SALEM OFFICIAL.
Fears That Peace Officers Are
Not Prepared for Such Condi-
tions as Recently Existed at
Danrille and Belleyiile.
REpuRIIc SPECIAL

REPCBIiC SPECIAL.
Salem. Ill, Sept. 1a.-Governor Yates has
become considerably exercised over the re-
cent iynchfnss of criminals I'M Illinois, and
Is sending out letters 10 the Sheriffs OF the
various counties requesting that they pro-
Flde themselves with sufficient means OF
defense against mobs.
Sherin Smith Of this city received the
following communication from the Gov
ernor to-day:
State Of Illinois Executive Department.
NJ ,,.,- g. sp,E1ing1isld: September ~ isIs.
81, ~ oear sl-- saerIft II H WhitiocS Of Yer
uiIlS1 County. in statement 10 me- saws Il
Sssnnot ~ say tnat have any particular Fecorn-
public sentiment through the presa aTd 'ias f5s
.ApEesslons ot the good citizers Ct the oour-
performances Of painful G1ty Of this Kind. as
20 iuiiy COW the criminal clas=. And further.
counties be warned tast they must usS Be 50
crlninAily rtSgartly in the future as thry
@ cfes with proper maserfai fer 'ee sIeS sa
s1e,s ssI1et,seney As tas Srly gun which mad on
nad refused TO pay for the same
n GssIsReG ss any az MS sss am
s SiS 0s s r.Ss St g5oPeTy s H55sPsssd T5P to e9g7
county. then le: me request thai YOU Wt,hout
ce-ay- lay the matter before your county
provided with suflclent means .. defense tense 81
yourseR and all prisoners in your custody /
eannot conceive that any county board will
.ad 70 furnish adequate means after having
Us attention called to the matter. But Il
such Should be the case request that yu1I
viii then notify me. in order that / may COM
municate with the board
his letter Is written under the authority
conferred on me BY section OF article "
ne Constitution which reads as follows: The
supreme executive power shall be yeseed IN the
Goyernor: who shall take care that the laws
be faithfully executed
Very truly yours. RICHARD YATES.
Hon. James L. Smith. SheriR Marton county
Salem. IL
There are eighteen prisoners In the jail
here now. There has been no inclination
OF mob law in this county for many years
past Thiray years ago the Salem jail
was mobbed and a prisoner. ''Hank Leon
ard. was taken out and hanged At that
time the Sheriff had very little means to
defend the jail and no provisions have
since been made in this respect
Severa4 times the past few months the
prisoners have made attempts TO break
jail, and IN a recent case one prisoner was
shot by a deputy. resulting in the ampu-
tation OF leg. The officers here are not
supplied by the county with arms of de-
fense-they simply have small firearms of
their own
Sheriff Smith Is nf the opinion that the
Governors request should be granted by
the county board.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
WEDDING AT FAIRBANKS HOME
Daughter of Senator Married to
Ensign Timmons.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Sept. 1s.-The marriage to-
day at noon at the residence OF Senator
and Mrs. Fairbanks Of their daughter.
Adelaide Fairber rks, to Ensign ]. ". Tim
mons. L. s. N. was witnessed by fam
lily party and a few personal friends Of
the couple.
The ceremony took place il palm bow
er arranged in the tower window of the
large drawing-rcom. The room, already
embellished with its winter dress. was
gay with white blossoms and trailing
vines. In the hall and library red roses
were arranged and in the dining-room the
table appointments conformed TO the pink
tone of the roses, centerpiece of which
adorned the round table.
All together, the house gave evidence of
the pleasure the contracting families took
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
QUARREL ENDS IN DEATH.
One Participant Killed, One
Wounded and Another in Jail.
REPrRLIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cairo. Ill, Sept. r.-As the result Of a
quarrel at East Cape Girardeau last night
Clark Conway Is dead, Clark James serf-
ousiy wounded and James r. Finley is
In the Cairo jail.
The fight occurred in the saloon Of
James Conway had been over to the
Cape. ard returning entered James's xa-
loon and II Is said raised a siisturhsrse
James wanted. 10 put him out aud fsnr-
way, tt Is alleged, began shooting. He
shot wild and en1ptied his gun.
Then his stspson Finley, ran IN and
shot Clark James twice. once IN the
mouth and once in the temple. James
then ran behind the bar secured his MS
%. and shot et Finley. missing him. He
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
YELLOW FEVER ON BORDER.
Texas Authorities Attempt to
Check Further Spread.
REPrRLrc SPECIAL.

REPCBLTC SPECIAL
Washington. Sept 1a,-Yellow fever Is
getting close enough 10 the Texas border
to keep the health authorities of that
State and Of the Marine Hospital Service
busy watching the developments and tax
ing precautions to prevent spread
-Four days ago Health Officer Tabor Of
Texas reported one case OF yellow fever
ut Nuevo Laredo. Doctor Tabor Is now
there personally looking after the quaran-
tine. which prohibits all communication
with Mexico.
The same day Surgeon Hamilton, at La
redo. reported that there was an epidemic
of dengue At Nuevo Laredo, just across
the border. He reported that there were
several suspicious cases He thinks the
disease was introduced by some one from
Victoria. Mexico. Doctor Wyman has d.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
ST. Loui. Arrivals at Chicago.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. ls.-These ST. Louis
ans are registered Mt hotels here to-day:
Audiioriuns-Miss =. Ca-rtI E NJ Cain a
Dwyer. ]. w Newell. T. s. Wiley. +. /.
windsor CIifton-J. w. Kelsey. Miss N.
Roeckel 4. Swartz. s. / Ward
Grand Pacifc-M V Fox u : Davs. n
". Ellis. IL. johnson -
Raissrho6-H. C. Erulan. r. B. Skinner. P.
MorrisOn-H. Harmon. J. J. Neal. C. r, Wei.
Brevoort-R. Emerson and Mrs Emerson &,
s. Canon, e. l. KRUGER, ]. o. Ring id <
Rich J. r Truitt. c II. Wilson -
Great No-thern-Aiss Assman II. G Cprso,
Mrs E. 3 Horn. Mrs. *. l. lsbeIi. II
Knapp, Miss Koch, W. Morgan. Mrs. W. Nor
gan ". J.. LellKg
sherman HOuss-F. W. EdmOnston. D. K.
Wells
Saratoga. II. Johnson r S. Wallace
Palmer Hoese-Aiss Haworth. c. L, Moder,
N BIiTzs " ass; Heese-E. Leus. J. H. wenasu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
ELECTED QUEEN OF ILLINOIS.
Miss Hunter 0utrivals All Street
Fair Contestants.
REPCBLIC SPECIAL

RLPCBLIC SPECIAL
Pana, Ill. Sept. 1s.-Miss Ella Hunter
was elected queen of the Merchants Free
Street Carnival. which takes place here
next week. by the largest majority of
any queen Of a carnival in the State.
which, over the nearest opponent. Miss
Jessie Vrooman, was 1859 votes. She
received 2S,S5o votes in all. Miss Vroo-
man received $50.
The contest was a hot one. 1000 votes
being cast inside Of thirty minutes. Miss
Hunter Is a clerk in the Post Office, is -
years of age. and very popular. She is
a pretty brunette and prepossessing.
She received a handsome diamond ring
from the merchants and will be crowned
queen of the carnival next Thursday. at
which time big floral parade will take
place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

owned this Company havs
macao am In
e
they erecting superb 5udns N 1 oI os NC
their The OF one o. the
the where al
and the
To of
architect Immediately after the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
we.terners i'm New York.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL

t-FLbI-IN SFEIIA1A
New York. Sept. 19-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the fcI-
lowing Westerners:
St Louis-Ars. L. Calhoun. Mrs p y. Jua-
son. Holland: E. T. Rol.fn< II. r Mcs;aneIr.
Imperial; II. \. Wheeler, II. H wiIkey, z L.
AasEs0s; AeSss saaI Asso eaessSS r. Each wSa, psEs
Hale and Mr.. Haie. NasRrIe: G. n. Shore.
Continental: ": Ebert broadway Central
W Averil and Mrs- Averiil. Marlboro.
Springfield. Ll-k " Dtckerman and Nrs.
DIekernan, Fifth Avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
BANK ROBBED AT RlcHvIEW.
Explosion of Safe Aroused Vii
lage, but Thieves Escape.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPCBIIC SPEGAL
CcutraIia. Ill. Sept. a-Ths bank oe
Samuel p. Cooper at Richvfew was en-
tered last night and the safe blown with
nitrogiycerin and two bags containing q
small amount Of silver wers taken
Two attempts were made to blow open
the safe, one Of which aroused persons
living near. but they paid little attention
to II. Forty minutes later the second at
tempt was made.
This Is the second attempt TO blow open
the bank IN a short time. Il Is tnougne
the robbers were professionals and tn2s
they came from some OF the large Gues-
There were three Of them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
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4 Name and Address and This Mar
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have discovered the marvellous secret
o. perpetual Hfe AMI vigvr in me1. 10
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,al4eu- weary, vorl-oUt brothers the
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even 10 the utterulcSt ends Of the taIfh
I send my message ut love and lesre and
hope and help TnhsiieverS may soft and
cry fake, but I heed -hem uc'- My
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men.
The secret of this mighty healing power.
this vital life spark. this marvellous tCLic
fluid Is known 70 ne alone II Il nlt'i. 10
give 10 whom 7 VIII. and my -oiES go
before me. Doubt mott / 1sA no man TO
believe ne. hur I give 70 every weak nan
free this priceless boon and . restores him
instantly 70 the strength IId powerful
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
HOWARD COUNTY FOLK CLUB.
Minister Makes Speech at Organ.
ization in Fayette.

REPCBLIc SPECIAL
Fayette. No. Sept. ia Howard Coun-
ty Democratic Folk Club was organized
here to-day. C. B. Fisherman was elected
president. Solon Smith vice president. NJ.
B. Yeaman secretary and y. J. Hughes
treasurer. The Reverend E. ~ Richmond.
pastor OF the Christian Church. was the
orator of the occasion
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS REALTY AND DEVEL0PM-HT CO.,
ios 9Th and eu2 caIonis Trust suIan

year and raided gambling dens conducted
by Snotes and Martin. which is supposed
to have been the cause OF the attempt up
on his life He was unarmed to-day.
Both the dead men were half-breed Cher
okee Indians. and have been regarded as
desperate characters
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
FATHERS AIM SAVES SON.
Mayor of GAM, ]. T., Kills Two
Cherokee Half Breeds.

REPCBl1C sPECIAlN
Fort Smith. Ark. Sept. ,1s.-Naysr Rus
sell of Cans. I. T. this morning shot and
instantly killed Puck Martin and Jim
shates. who were advancing upon his son
with knives.
Mayor Russell interfered and the men
advanced upon him. When he fred both
rnen fell DEAD IN their tracks
youns Russell was City Marshal last
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
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Tly Mysterious Compound Startles
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TO This Fountain of Youth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

grading residence completed
Only
finished the
believe
NOW. from a
residences will
each investor his leaving profit
subscribed
able complete the improve
the last OF this preferred
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
RepubIic.r cr.h to Meet.

The st. Louis Republican Club will hold
its regular meeting Tuesday evening at
No. PIT Olive street. After the regular
business n programme OF vocal and in
strunental music VIII be reBdard. The
New ST. Louis Republican Drum Cprps
Win make its erst appearance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

in the. ceremony that united a couple who
were playmateS in childhood and aSso-
ciaJes for years after. when they shared
the same tastes and pursuits.
The bride is tan and graceful IN figure,
with soft. wavy. light-brown hair This
evening the bridegroom and bride started
on an extensive wedding tour.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Justice Cronin ON His Way Homo.

Justice James H. Cronin is expected TO
arrive in St. Louis from his European
trip this week In a letter received by a
friend he stated that the steamer on
which he expected to sail was due to
TO spend a few days in the East before
Starting for St Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
ohio Man sue. r. a. Cleaa..

Don C. Hughes of Findlay. o. flied suit
Thomas A. Cleage for ssSaes for money
alleged to have been paid to be invested
in buying and selling wheat. 1t Is claimed
that, the representation of C1eage that the
Cleage Commission Company had q LEGAL
standing was untrue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

rected the surgeons at Eagle Pass 20 CO.
operate with the State authorities Of Tex
as and to call for whatever they need In
their work
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

S20.25 baltimore and Return
Va Big Four, sept II. Is -. %. Tickets
3Eadvay and Chestnut and Union Station.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-13
CANADA'S TROPHY IN PERIL

The Irondiauoit evened up matters yes
terday with the Strathcons of Toronto
I'm the foruth race Of the series. beating
the defender by one minute and rs sec
onds. This result makes the fnal out
come Of the contest one Of doubt
Each boat has vsn two races and today
decides the fate Of the cup. Mr.. Arthur
Hannah Of New York. who sailed the
challenger In her two victories had a
great battle with Commodore Jarvis. and
the victory Of the American boat IL due
10 Mr.. Hannan's iudiclous handling In
terest I'm today's result is very great and
unless the wind is light with no sea. the
cup will 60 To the challenger.
Yesterdays race was a nine-mile run
20 leeward and return,-with the wind
north northwest Tho start was n beauty
with the Trcndiauoit over the line lust
little ahead. with both boats on a
starboard tack Both soon came around
with the Strathcone on the windward n
vas now lufflns match hut the wind
died down TIL the challenger got the
breeze hrst on the return when the re-
turn within smooth water was reached.
the defender out-footed the other boat,
but this could not win.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-13

league, also Eastern league. has been
secured to keep order. Manager Feeney
mas made special arrangements 10 handle
large attendance. Worcester will play
at Pawtucket Saturday and OneyvilIe
and Pawtucket at Palace Gardens sun
day.
BASEBALL AT CENTREDALE.
This afternoon the Jolly Students and
the Senator's OF Smiths Hill will start
over aEiin game which was brought
TO a premature end by rain. At the
period Of INTERRUPTION the game stood at
10 ] for the Senators, with the Stu
dents holding their opponents down N
fine style and batting heavily themselves
There is much interest I'm today's game
because of the closeness OF last weeks
score and the promise of a good finish.
The 7. H. Grives bail team met and
defeated the Tell Stars by the score of
IL TO 3 yesterday. The feature OF the
game was Rodgers striking out IS men.
The winners claim the championship as
they have won l3 games and lost none.
They would Ike to hear from any IL 10
l3-year-old team in the state. Send all
challenges TO j. Rodgers, COZ West Ex-
change street. The lineup: Rodgers. p
Ccrley. c.; Tennessy. H.; Corley. 2b.: (:
F. Mcl<enna, $. s.: Irwin, 3b.; Grunge.
c. T.; Boure, l. f.; Healy, r. Z.
Again the Baby Rest BOYS defeated the
Red Lights Saturday by the score or
10 10 2 This is the second time the
Baby Rest Boys have defeated them The
feature OF the game was the heavy hit
ting the Baby Rest Boys. Mulvy OF the
Baby Rest Boys pitched a good game and
Mowry OF the Red Lights made many
brilliant plays on second. The Baby
Rest Boys will play again on the Red
Lights ground. The Baby Rest BOYS
are tired OF beating every game they
play and would Ike to. play a good strong
team for fun, money or marbles Send
all challenges to William Mulvy. 10 Hol-
lis street.