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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12


hose death yesterday morning markell
the passing Of the last II the three s.
Louis artillery men who successfully ran
~" batteries At NicllsburE during the
Civil War.
run the ViCl,Sburg batteries. When oppo-
SIT" Grand Gulf the opposing army dis
covered the Federal boats. and opened
fire.
The stern wheel and rrddsr Of the
theeSCman were soon shot away. and its
small coas0It proved unequal to the task
II suidinE the larger boat, with its valu-
able freight.
Th" twa practically helpless steamers
dritird close to the snOre. and were raked
uy the Confederate FIRE. Horses and mules
were killed and wounded. but the little
hard Of volunteers escaped without in
jury.
The pre,ii-amens OF the Cheeseman was
discovered by one OF the larger gun
boats. which made n dash to its assist
aECc. and succeeded in passing line and
dragging the CheeSeman below the fOrti-
hcatious.
after the war. Mr.. Pesch returned to
s.. Louis. He leaves four children. all
Or whom live here. Mrs. Elizabeth Ehr-
mSn, Frederick VI. Pesch. William Pesch
and Joseph Pesch. Jr
Funeral services will be held al the
home No. 1911 LasaEe street tomorrow
afternoon. The interment will be in Belle
fouutaiue Cemetery.
Mr.. PesCh vas a member OF Frank p.
Blair Post. G.. n R. and that OrganiZa-
ton will have charge Of the funeral ar
rangemcnts-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
WILL ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH
NEW LONG DISTANCE RECORD
Passenger Agents Special on Illinois
Central Scheduled 10 Make Fast
Time 10 New Orleans.

Chicago. Oct IA special train hear
ing more than lo0 general passenger
agents. representing railroads from Maine
10 California, ard from Canada TO the
Ohio River. departed over the Illinois
Central tonight for New Orleans. where
the Forty-eiGhth Annual Convention OF
the American Association OF General Pas
senger and TiLket Agents is TO be held
The schedule calls for the run of 20
miles to be made in twenty-five hours.
three hours and twenty minutes faster
than the time OF the roads fastest reEu-
lar train.
The company has completed most OF It's
double-track work, and the purpose - 20
treat the passenger agents to a record
breaking ride on its long double-track
system
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
NEW WABASH HOSPITAL.
VIII Accommodate 100 Patients, and
Has Womun's Department.

FsF-ll Bl.lC SfEilAls
Decatur, H.. oct. 1.-THE rev Wabash
Middle Division Hospital in this city has
been opened. Il Las beeR year in build
ing. and. though the first cost was pU; At
So.0l3. considerably more than that has
been spent on II Tho new hospital takes
the place OF the one that has been main
tained by the railroad at Springfield. and
the patients now at Springfield will be re-
moved TO this city this week.
Doctor NJ. i. Parrish is the physician IN
charge. and Doctor VIII Fitzpatrick is the
house surgeon. Nine Catholic sisters will
act as nurses. A feature of the new hos
pital not contained by either Of the Wa
blsn hospitals AT Peru or Mnbcrly X n
Woman'S department Tor women emrl0yesS
or the whole ~ stem The new hospital
VIII accommodate upwards of la0 PATIENTS
and Is maintained by the Wabash Hospital
Association. IN organization supported by
contributions Of employees and the railroad
company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
FIRED PISTOL IN THE STREET.
4. !. Mannheim Arrested for At
tracing Attention of Police.

Anxiety 10 report an alleged attempt to
rob him yesterday morning resulted in
the arrest OF Alloys J. Mannheim. Of No,
81 Bailey avenue. Carrying concealed
weapons is the charge on which Naun-
helm Is held
Mannheim told the police that while he
was standing al the mouth Of an alley be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets on Frank
lin avenue he was approached by negro
who demanded money. When Mannheim
refused to comply with the demand, he
says. the negro struck him.
Mannheim drew a revolver and fired six
shots The reports attracted Patrolman
Burke aud Private Watchman Brock. who
arrested Mannheim. At the Fourth Die
trict Station a large dirk and a revolver
We're found in Naunheim's possession.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
DEATH CLAIMS LAST MEMBER
OF THE FAMOUS ARTILLERY TRIO
Joseph VI. Pesch One Of Those
Who Braved the Guns Of
Nicksburg During the
Siege.

The death ~ Joseph VI. Pes h of No. 1911
L.aSalle street. yesterday morning. marked
the passing 0C the last Of tile trio 81 ST
Louis artlIerymeu who voluntarily
brave,i the guus q VlcEssurg and ss:cccss-
fully ran the blockade with a steamer
loaded with the guns auI horses OF their
battery during the civil War.
The act Of yal0r attracted the attsn-
tion of General Grant who was in com
mand u the Union forces investing vickS-
burg. and Pesch. +. ". Guerin and Henry
A. Hammond. who were also from St
Louis. We're recommended FOR metals 81
honor The latter were afterwards cen
ferred by Congress
MT. Pcsch was rorn iu Germany. but
had been a resident OF ST. Louis for near
~ ffty years iia was IS years oil With
his par-rts hN came to the United States
when y years old. lie resided in Eochcs-
ter. y Y. for four years and then moved
TO Missouri.
When The civil War began Mr. Pcsch
enlisted in Eatrs-s- A. First Missouri
Light Artillery. After several minor en-
=5gcu"rts. Pesrh'r battery was assigned
10 the Union forces attacking VickshurE.
During th" i1vostmcnt General Grant
dHH'4tn Z" extend his iU"S 20 IN" south OF
VicksburE. and it became necessary 70
transport several bTiSadcs below Vicks-
bur=
Il was f0urI 20 be impracticabIe to run
the batteries with steamers loaded with
men. as 1t was feared that the loss Of life
would be too sreat. orders were accord
inEly issued for the division to move over
land.
Scouts informed General Grant that it
would be Impossible for the horses to drag
the artillery over the swampy roads 1t
was then decided 20 lead the horses and
guns ON q dllapidated steamer called the
Cheessmau.
Volunteers were called for to accompany
the vessel, AMI Pe~Ch. Gusriu, Hammond
and two others volunteered.
On the morning OK April 2S. 1855. the
steamer. accompanied by small tugboat.
called by courtesy a gunboat. started 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
CALHOUN CIRCUIT COURT OPENS.
Docket Prepared for October Term 1T
Hardin.

The October term or Calhoun County
Circuit Court will begin at Hardin to-day.
Judge Harry HiEbee of Pittsfeld. Ill, pre-
sidinE. Seven divorce suits have been
fled FOR hearing during the term.
The following suits have been filed on
the criminal and common-law and chan
cery dockets:
CrfmInaI-Psople ". Covert wIniru fnsIrf-
ulsut f0r srtheEzleneut. People IS Iobn n
IinkoEIs Indictment Tor larent; Pegpis &, =
And~rroa Roach. Indictment Tor cruelty t5
chiIdrru- Peu1I- John I.inkoEie in,lIrf-
r1enf for ernhsEEiemeut. People Va John Sic
b-rusn Indictment for offering brIbe. pa5rl.
vs Iohn Weir.sr. assault and battery. peosie
". Joseph vetter. Jr.. attempt 10 commit
Csn1ian law-Iohn McIntyre BY William Nr--
Tntyrp MS attorney I'm fact vs- Uieorge FefEer
appeai hv CisorE- Retzcr In rcpleVin- JohI
M-fnrvrs uv William Mcintyre hi- a.
tnrnsv in fact. George Rstzsr. APPEAL bv
gia,1rE. Eetzfr. 81 assumpsit. Cessna HenUekIn
v ~, Village cf Brussels. trespass On the esss-
PtopI- vs. the Ciarksytlie and Illinois Fsrrv
{-orrrsny. dehf. ". = Wilson 20 al. Va Tos1
E,irsr q al. I1psai In forcibls entry ana de-
tainrr- MarEnrs. VauEhsn. by her agent A T
Vaughan Vs. . n. leach. arpeal IN re7l@vIn.
Elizabeth Petty William w. Rose aEsurnu-
SIT. william Pullman W. Henry Narrup q
a.. petition To- ulandamuss Charles Temple
guardian or minor heirs % John Miller de-
ceas~i. - George ". Watts. etectment.
Chancery-Dina Blooms Vs. Katherine Odelehr
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
BeIIeyiIIe Petit Jurors.

Petit jurors who will serve IN the Circuit
Court a; Esllevir- FOR the two weeks com
mencinE this morning are.
Ess; 81. Louis-Iames sIcGrath. James W.
Moore. Henry I.aut-
,Bellsv!lle-- -HenTy Ehret. Philip Rssb. Jr..
Henry Hook. Ir.
.Mascoutah-John Hum. otto Rsis. Eivard
thlsE.
Miiis'adt William SEar-. Aiois Eh-Inhartt.
George Rrusrl.
New Ath.uS-A- = Becker. John r. Koch
stnuksy- Henry Burg. George Msrui-
EnElHmtuu-Iulius saih@rt. Peter Kern.
=. tla'r-l1hu Schohsrt. Clarence Rrrtchier
lshs1nn- Henry Turner.
t'FnlI0n-Autun stock j.
STlthfun=thriStia Binder.
'rnterviiie S;at.on-Pe:er Mousst's. Lzcien
Colin.
MariSra-Ralph Lyons. Henry Fsrs-hbachsr
Fr'@hErE-EiUErf F,Ebe. Peter HeItsr.
G'GscyEllle-Dan Clam.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Bantams VIII Tie Up for Title of
Their Glass WedneS-
day Evening.
REGAIN ST. L0UIS'S FAVoRITE.
Local Sporting Men Are Follow
ing Johnny'S ChanCcs-Sul-
livan VIII BE Kept
Busy This Month.

Johnnie Gccan and Frankie Neu will
battle at Los Angeles Wednesday night
for the foathsr-wri-ht championship, the
boys being scheduled 20 go twenty rounds
1T 1l6 pounds This viii he the chief ruEii-
istic contest or the week
ReEan has the best wishes or the loca!
SpnunEent following him and his sun
porters in this city ere confident that De
viii give Neil the hardest kind ~ a battle
Exactly how the respective STYLES "f the
bows Will compare. remains t0 Doe seen
ReEan. it is conceded. Will win on points
II he wins at ALL Neil IS Thought 90 he his
master when d comes To- downright hard
hitting. ON the other hand. this very
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Grant In,pcct. Vail serric..

Alexander Grant. General superintend-
ent og the Railway Mail Service. with
headquarters at Washington. is at the
Planters Mr. Grant Is on a tour OF in
spectiCn. He will have n conference to-day
with 5. Il. Taft. superintendent of the
St. Louis division Os the Railway Mail
Service. and s NJ. Gaines, superintendent
OF the Southwestern division. Mr.. Gaines's
headquarters are in Fort Worth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

After some delay the Christian Brothers
team has arrJnged its schedule. It pro-
vides FOR games with some weII-known
teams here. including some strong oppo-
nents. The Kirksville delegation has al
WAYS been pretty sturdy element at
the campus.
The University of Arkansas will also
ceme up for game here. The Southern
college Is said 10 have Z fairly good
eleven. and this should result in a Close
match; mattel Illinois College OF Jacksonville
will also he on hand for = game This
college has PLAYED the Brothers the lasf
two years. ''''
In spite of S0ne Withdrawals from bts
squad Coach Todd Is fairly well satisfe,l
with the outlook. Late dates for rarnrs
discouraged some OF the BOYS. who want
ID the excitement ~ contests rather than
tho routine of daily practice. A. /,
result there were some dcsertIons from
The eleven.
Tho college team hardly promises 10 ay-
'TaEe in weight or strength with that
Or last year. but 81 seems /, fairly we'll
balanced eleven. its opening game next
Saturday viii he watched with interest
u plays NclNendree. which overwhelmed
ShartlcT last Saturday
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
PhotoErnphcr.' E1hIbIt.

BaIicyilla amateur photographers will
hav" a chance TO exhibit their photo
graphs at the festival TO 70 given by the
Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the BeIlevilIe Branch
y. " G. \. next Friday and Saturday.
The photographs are TO be placed IN vari-
ous classes. and ribbons and other prizes
will be awarded. In addition 20 the photo
graphic exhibit millinery opening VIII
BE- feature Friday evening. Millinery Of
the mast and present will be exhibited
The fiuIl arrangements for the festival
viii Be completed al a meeting 20 be held
TO-DAY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

III. following real estate transfers have been
recorded IN Gnihrun County:
VILLAGE % Hardin 90 J. ?. Lacy. lot IN ee1ne-
tsry. 81.
cf-Ty. 80
Mary \. Zurnwslt 90 r Martin. southwest
forty acres southeast quarter section . $. J.
goo
: A. White % T. :. S1yder southeast quar-
ter section . De- =. forty 1cgess 500
r. T pruEiHsg - William HefhnEtcn. south
half % Joe g BltrFtuwn. 81
hIn.N 8 MlmhurE. g..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Amer yssteriay-s Eu ne most Of the locaI
major league players packed W their duts and
dspaTted for their hog1es Jesse Barkett
Homer smoot. George EarcIly and Joe suz-
den departed together for their Eastern homes
Ihe o. Nell brothers depIrtsd Tor Scranton.
racket and Anderson " u stay over q Few
days Farrell went 10 CrtnEton last night
rs thumb treated BY Decor siarklon- Wal
lace hes been gone for e uple ot days. while
his National League rival Dave Brain. will
Etay In -. Louis for va heidrick also
remains over 70 see the siEhts SNander Nor
Ean and the other New Eslldand recruits de-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Orient May Change Ropte.

San Angelo. Tex. OCT. U.-It is stated
that the Orient contemplated changing its
route in this vicinity by leaving th!s point
on its limo. anl going west % ID. II Is ne
iieved that the refusal of some Of the sub
Scrlbers To The bonus 20 grant tho com
l@nH the extension 81 eighteen months on
It's contract To reach here bv November is
lhe cause of The rnnLempLlicI rilanEn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
ncIIrrIIIc Trnm NIctorIou..

The BelleyiIIe "B's" OF the Trolley
League. yesterday defeated the Simpson
stars % West BelIeviIle in the second
Of a series of three games by a score OF
Il TO T. The first game was won by the
'Bs.' and the second was won by the
Stars. but was called OF because several
Of the members OF the team were away
and their places were filled by suhSti-
tutcs. Considerable money changed hands
as a result Of the game yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
CAT ARRH
Khawking and Splitting, Dropping
Into the Throat, Foul Breath
CURED
THROUGH The BLOOD
NffpTOEIS.

Tho poison IN the blood produces bad. Of
fSnsive. fetid breath. had teeth and sickness of
the stomach. in some cases vomiting Up clear
phleEn: enlargement ~ the soft bones Of the
nose. affecting sense of smell. liberation Of the
mucous membranes. hawking. splitting ylp Jumps
y ak stomach, nose bleeding. hsaEa-hcz snoring
sShlle asleep. stopping up Of the nose: thin
lot blood all run down. -n"oiS GyiuE before
il" ewes. low spirited. etc Botanic Blood Balm
'f'- T. Rp forces its way through every blood
Fesse1 and vein. eNpsliiHS all catarrhal robson
mat stands in its way. permanently removes
.a'LE SYMPTOM aud thus makes a perfect cure.
7 3. r. sends a food n rich. l.urr blood .7i-
rect 10 the affected PARTS. giving warmth a1lI
strength Just where h is u.r,ir,r
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
En.t st. InnIs Itcm..

Miss Elizabeth Iyn1dfuris % =. BruIs visited
friends on Howe avenue Yesterday afternoon.
The Reverend W. +. Archibald. pastor q the
FrrshNfsTiau Church. preached last night on
''N hat is Fast 50 Louis Going 20 Be-9rne
Tho members u the Knights Of columbus
are considering the purchase q the old summit
Avenue n p. Church. which q Is proposed 70
convert into a club.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Hen.on,. BODY nccor.rcd.

Tho body Of Jasper Henson. who was
drowned q Riverside Park No. above
Alton. Monday night last. was found yes-
t"rday near the place where the drowning,
occurred. The Coroner Of St Charles
County. Missouri. was notified Afts- a.
inquest the body Will be brought 20 Alton
and then taken 10 FieldOn. Jersey County,
f0r burial
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Deafness, Ringing In the Ears, Head
Noises.

Nearly I'll oases of Deafness are caused F.y-
Catarrhal Poison in the blood. Thousands af
sun'reEs. from even total deafness have had
their hearing permanently restored 10y taking
J. j. & for catarrh T. Z Il. rra1traIl,- ~
moves the catarrhal deposit from the air
passages. thus making the nerves Of the car re-
spgnd TO the slightest sound. q. B. 3. never
-Alls 10 remove ringing IN the ears or head
noises in a Few weeks time II deaf or hard ~
nearing try Botanic Blood Balm UB r. RD- II
may be the very remedy your system needs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Leo SimOnds. 10 wears old 0f CarroIIton.
Ill. rode 10 East 81. Louis on the bumpers
Cf "A freight train yesterday. He thought
that n he could get to 81 Louis tF"
Worlds Fair would offer Inducements.
and he concluded To- -un away from home.
lie was arrested Ly Policeman H.aley
and was locked up q. the police station.
His parents We're notified and Will call
for him this morning
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
LOUIS RINGHAUsEN LOCATED.
Illinois Farmer Who Disappeared
Found in Columbus. q.

Louis RiuEhauseu. n young farmer. who
disappeared from his home at Hardin. Ill.
last S.rday. was heard from yesterday.
Einghausen appeared at the home or a
relative at Columbus. o. who informed
RinEhaussn's family at Hardin No rca-
son IS given for EiuEhauSsu'S strange aC-
iious. He disappeared from his home dur
ing the night without telling his family
where he was going.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

a FIRE In the dryiHs-r0nm AZ the Nelson
Morris uacking-huuSs. at the National
Stock Yards. early yesterday morning did
little damage. but prevented the Fire De
uartment from arriving at two houses al
Ninth street and Gross avenue which
were set afire by a defective fiue Both
the HOUSES were destroyed. They were
valued at $50 each and were owned by
George Duehrie
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Joseph Robinson and George Mullen
We're arrested yesterday morning by Po-
licemeB AinrTissey and EsuTight in East
s.. Louis on charge Of rohbing Thomas
Sheppard in the Mount Vernon saloon. ON
Broadway. about TaidniCht Saturday.
Sheppard was asleep in chair at the
time 10 Is said Robinson and Mullen We're
released on s1p1 bond each. furnished be
fore Jlslice nt the Peace James 81. Eeach.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Members Of the Bellsville Presbyterian
Church celebrated their annual rally day
yesterday morning. \ special programme
was arranged. and the Reverend Mr.. Gal
laher. the pastor. delivered sermon on
Needs OF New Arrivals in This Land.
An Offering was taken for mission work
among foreigners in this country.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Kern, "a. ornhnrl boy. :.

The Ksras closed the sssss1 yesterday with
a victory over the orphan Bss ~ Oak Hln
Park. The hnal score vas it = , In favor %
Tsibot's team Hosci;er pitefei steady
game for the KernA The feat'He OF the game
was TRIbot's sensational steal o!second base.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
DALLAS MAN sUFF0cATED.
Two Other Persons in Burning
Dwelling Were Rescued.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. Oct 1L-william S. Corney.
a fire insurance agent. lost his life by
suffocation. in a fire at No. 1S5 Gano street
tonight COrney occupied a room in the
home Of an aged couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gidden. who were rescued Cor
ney's presence in the house was not
known until he was found dead after the
fire had been put out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Pleasant and safe 20 take ThorouEhiy tested
lor - years. Composed OF Pure Botanic IN
gradients. Strengthens Weak EiaUers and
Weak StOmachs. cures Dyspepsia. Sold by an
Druggists. 81 per Large Bottle. with complete
directions FOR home cure sample sent Free
by writing Blood Falm Co. Atlanta Ga. De
scribe your trouble. and special free medical
scyice, 10 suit your case. also sent in sealed
letter.
Sold in st. Louis. Mo-, by Rnbofcau
a Co.. corner broadway and Lucas
avenue. Call or write. Blood balm
neHt by express.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Evangelist Conducts Meetings.

4 series Of meetings was commenced
Yesterday at the Sixth Street NJ. p.
Church nj Alton by Evangelist ]. Haydn
Cooke. assisted Gy the pastor. the E"ycr-
end " II Ewcrs. The meetings are to
continue for an indefinite period.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

san Francisco, Cal. oct. 1.-THE Call
SAYS that within a few days between 90
ana - men VIII h. discharged on the
coast division Of the Southern Pacff,. and
mat befor" the order for retreu,hmcnt Is
tuily carried out. $50 men will be thrown
out Of employment
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

In letter to the sporting editor Of The
Republic Johnny Ritchie. the former st.
Louis feather weight. states that he has
been having a prosperous time in the
West. and that he il going after the ban
tamS and feather weights N The Coast.
de Is In Victoria British Columbia.
he has won from several lighters at
Segttle and Whitcome. Wash. and states
that he Is noT on the trail Of men ike
Neil and Regain
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
To Our Esteemed Customers
and Friends:

THE first shipment of Rhine, Moselle and
Pfaelzer pure wines, and of mass wines,
selected and purchased direct from the
Wine Growers by our president, Mr..
John Bardenheier, on his last trip through
the best wine countries of Germany,
has arrived and they now are ready in our
wine vaults to be examined and tested. Wine
experts, lovers of pure wines and all those
who have not yet realized the fact that here
in America they purchase the very best
and genuine German wines are most cordially
invited to visit and inspect our immense
vaults, which are conceded to be by far the
largest and best equipped of any other wine
firm in st. Louis, and to convince themselves
by fair and impartial test that in making
our last purchase as on former occasions, it
has been our only and earnest aim to secure
for our customers and friends the very best
products of the most famous vineyards and
wine cellars of the widely celebrated wine
countries on the Rhine, the Moselle and in
the beautiful Pfalz.
We hope that you will favor us with
call at your earliest possible convenience.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
CHARLES EARLE DROPS DEAD.
Well known In Sporting Circles All
over the Country.

EF.Ft RI.I' SPECIAL
West Rsden, Ind. oct. 1f--Charles
Earle. inventor of the hooSmaker's wheel
and well known in sporting circles all
over the country. dropped dead suddenly
at French Lick. Th. burial will take
place in New Jersey. his fathers home
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Coach Delaney will send his rev team
against the Smith Academy squad Sstur-
day. It being the initial game for either
team Delaney has an entirely new outfit.
20 all intelts and purposes this year.
IRE boys OF last season who are stiil on
nand are mainly in the lighter division
and viii be used for ends or quarter
Delaney Is fairly well 50 tisfied with his
prospects In this respect he resembles
Thanksgiving Day The game ~ 'tbjs
year promises 70 be a much better bsi-
anced AFFAIR than that Of last season.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
BILLIARDS.
Hueston Defeat. Green ut Pool.
Bail Players Leaving City.

Tom Hueston run last nights FTench-pooI
iTecn By cartuTiiy thrv~ Straight contests.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
GrecIeys ., Riverside. O.
once Mems Standing.
scHEDCLE FloR ~

Munday-Isffrrsons ". GoodfslioWE
Tuestay-Monarchs ". BeaumcntE
Wednrsday-OliyeS -. Cyclsrs.
Thursday-Iunio-s vs- Cardinals.
friday-Ccatury-H - HoWarGs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

FeStus. No. oct. Il--Festus defeated n. so,,
Is 10 to-day Batterfes-FeEtus Ver ana EsS5
De Soto. Pesser. Powers and BLACKWELL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

digh school has strong bunch this
year starting with slightly better pros
pects than usual, the eleven has worked
into surprisingly strong form and is a
keen factoT, even with heavier teams. IL
has yet to he scored on and has a7Ny, tts
three games. hands down.
Manager Grace has had games from the
start Tor his men and the result seems 10
have been beneficial. The boys have been
worked out much better than IL they. mai
been merely kept at practice. as have uiosf
local teams
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

TiEs large b5iils Of Buianlr Blood Balm ss.a.)
as alTsetss on la5sl, s7s EhsH The nghi pHsEtiJ
taEsa a eUrs Is csTslH, sBrs asd lasting. y
cot cured JoHr auEsI viii promptly Be rifgnds1
without argument.