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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

st. Louis Horsemnn Won Lot OF
Money mt Long Price.

st. Louis HOrseman Won n Lot OF
Money mt Long Price.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June 3.-Pat NJ Civil of st.
Louis started his horse Sambo in the second
race at Gravesend yesterday and made a
killing for himself. and his friends.
Sambo was brought to New York to go
after the Brooklyn Handicap last, Thurs
day. but the horse, who had shown well in
his trails. was scratched. no reason being
assigned
on the following day Civil started Irish
Jewel and got long price against him.
She ran second. and the St Louis tursman
and his friends pocketed quite "a sum of
money.
To-day's coup on Sambo divorced the
bookmakers from their bank rolls. The
amount won by the Western clique Is not
the odds running from to / 20 10 to l.
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GRAVESEND SELECTIONS

ltIsf' blu SPECIAL.
New York. June 3.-Selections:
First Racc-fnk Mackey Dwyer TIE Carmelite.
Second Racc-Reliance Bryn Mawr. Cascine.
Third Race-Scmper Eivun. Ella Snyder. Go
rita
Fourth Race-Heno. Major Daingerfield. Afri-
Candcr.
Firth Racc-our Nugget. Fonsolee. Court Maid.
Sixth Race-Jocund. Dutiful Sunny Sky;
seventh Race-lrish Jewel, Young Henry
IDckct,
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KAFFIR BEST BET OF DAY.
Jack Young Is the Safest Wager in the
June Stake mt Fair Grounds.

Jack Young Is the Safest Wager in the
June Stake mt Fair Grounds.
Mr.. Walhauser has ridden SO many bad
boys on Arkansas that 1t is about time he
was weary of tossing away purses. If he
has fair rider up to-day his colt will win.
He is a good horse In mud and has run two
good races this year. Early Regent went
well In mud in her last race. which was
first out. Miss Dora should be third, as she
is a good mudder. Madam ran good races
against better horses than these down
South. She has not shown any form at
the Fair Grounds. Called Back may so
well If she does not run away before the
race.
Ben Adkins ran the brightest race run
by any 2-year-old at the Fair Grounds this
!, season. He is bred to go in mud. too.
, Hence, the second race looks like a good
thing for him. Rhyme and Reason is ready
and knows his business. He should show
Pipe Dreams the way home. Matt Wad-
| leigh will give the Gardiner filly an argu-
| ment for third place. This is a much bet
| ter lot than those she beat last time out
| and Wadleigh has been running with much
| better horses.
They say that Wellesley is high-clas.
horse when he is good; that is. much
higher class horse than anything in this
race. II he is Of any value whatever hi
will win. Bendara, Tempt, Intent and Ka
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Tommy Feltz Meets Clarence
Forbes at West End Club-Nick
Sanford to Box Cooney Kelley.

Third Race-Kingalong. Helen Paxton. Doctor
Nowlin.
Fourth Race-Gregcr X. Lucien AppIeby. The
Don.
Fifth Race-Hargis. Barrack. Omdurman.
Sixth Race-Jason. Croppie, Sanctun.
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IATONIA SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Cincinnati, O.. June 3-Seections
First Race-Locust Blossom. Not Wisely. Rohn
wreath.
Second Racc-Probable. Miss Oddly, Ogowai,
Third Race-Hiss Eon. Kilmorie. Bridal March
Fourth Race-Pioceeds Major Pelham. Ions
Gale.
Fifth Race-Insolence. Special Tax. John ]
Regain.
Sixth Race-Postmaster Wright. Bardolph
Avoid.
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~INI@ Deutschland Won Mile Event Over
~ ~ ING Lumpy Track-Fon Spray
l\NOll W. Disqualified for Fouling Cast Iron
PUGILISM
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


Judge inside
and umpy on outs
25S First race for purse s,, four and onea tuonss:
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ESCrwm- IS S. S. has provided tonic 10
IN1NS the system when debtated
tS down condition. 1t contains minerals
toning and bringing refreshing % when
out with work worry
S. S. the have htansy
appetite digestion @
ed the only tonic that Will build
promptly Cay , Hyn co LEWIS
chronic dyspepsia, indges ~ ' ~ s'''' n.y.
SIS S. the tonic Alternative
critics. and there huo the blood
blood renedd by blood
such a remedy as S. SIS
suffer from debility weakness insomnia
appetite bad digestion the miserable
blood nothing will blood good
aud tone up the system and the health S. S.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. Ga,
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$1,000 POISON

Is the we.s, disease on earth, yet the easiest to
have plmples. spots the skin, sores in the
mouth. ulcers. falling hair. bone pains, catarrh.
BROWN. es5 Arch ct. Philadephia. Pa. for
BROWNS BLOOD CURE. 81 per bottle; lasts
one month. Sold only by Wolff Wilson Drug
Co... 9Th and Washington Ave.
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COOK (i3'l3:Hs{:N
Or, B0HANNAN

cufss all Chronic Diseases. Dr. B. Vegetable curstfrs.
positively Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness Lest
Manhood any evils resulting from youthful
excss in from two 70 weeks In and constantly
edvcscd In the ST. Louis pApeft for forty years and
has never failed in curing the Worst Casos Impar Power
Dollars trial Paetage One Dollar suneent to .hov that
the Remedy win do Sold only by DR. O.
A. BoHkNNAN. No. e. Morgan Street. s.. 1ouis, Nc
osa.to address, securely suasd. Private Circular SREk
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indianapolis. May Play Sunday Ball.

Indianapolis June 3-Judge Carter to-day over
ruled the demurrer of the defendants in the suit
for injunction to prevent playing OF profess
sional baseball on Sunday in Indianapolis
The complaint of the anti-Sunday- ball people
asks for All injunction. The case will be fought
on its merits
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Apprentice allowance claimed.

First Race-Aransas. Early Regent, Miss Dora.
Second Race-Ben Adkins, Rhyme and Reason,
Pipe Dreams
Third Race-Intent Herodes. Katie Gibbons.
Fourth Race-Jack Young Lingo, Macy
Fifth Race-Joe Goss. Fugurtha, Fanny Knox.
Sixth Race-Kaffir, Virgie dor, Orris.
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'F'inished first. but disqualified for fouling.
Start good. Won swerving and all out; secc
Pathos verv poorly ridden ought have been
part until cholSed off. Others seemed to run
Tine-:0I. 20. :53l-. :i6ik. 1:OOh. l:l3i5 1:2Ii
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To-DAY's HAWTHORNE ENTRIES
First race. seven furlongs:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
W M. BUCK NER
Chief Enumerator OF New City Drec-
tory ReadY for Work.

Chief Enunefator OF New CITY DtreC-
tory Ready for Work.
Mr.. VIM. Bucfncr. chief onmorator
for the neW city directory 10 be ISSUED
by the Adams Printing company has
arrived in the city, and is ready to
begin his work MIR Buckner is all
experience man, as is we'll known
by his excellent work on the dircc-
tory issued by the Adams Printing
company two years ago. The direc-
tory issued then is the only one the
city has ever had that was of any
real value. and it is proposed to make
the coming one much more accurate
and useful than its predecessor. Mr.
Buckner will begin his enumeration OF
the city at once, and no person or
family should hesitate to give him
all the necessary information for
making the directory an accurate rec
ord of all that is Y2quircd to make
vaIualsie one.
Mr. Bucknef has also been employ
ed by the city as chief man TO num-
; bcr the houses of the city. The
Numbering Will be done according 10
system, measurements being taken
to decide as 10 the correct numbers
! ON a block and the houses numbered
accordingly. Mr.. BuGkner will carry
numbers with him and VIII number
houses with handsome polished alum
mann figures at the rate of - ceats
for each number. For example, if
| house has three numbers tho cost viii
q - 30 ana the cost is NOT ;" cents
+ + each figure bat for each number.
- iel&on is required by law to have
! ~ iHekn@r DO the Numbering, but
! the city has vested hm with authority
to serve notice on all persons owning
unnumbercd houses, OF houses in
correctly numbered, to number thcm,
and if at the expiration of a given
time the numbering has not been done
! by the owner Of the property, the city
will number it at the expense of the
Tncr. The numbering of the houses
correctly and by system is very nee
.saory TO be done, and the council is
= be commended for requiring it to
done.
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ANU SEM ENTS.
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Tine much.talked-of and advertised
Rose Cughlan. in a. WPinero's soci-
ETY. drama, The Second Mrs. Tan
Gueray. has come and is gone. There
is no need of comment on Miss Cogh-
lan's acting, which is fine but the
audience at ;Ik's theater last night
was disappointed in the support. Miss
McEWcn was given an ovation, senti-
mentally beautiful by her friends in
the city and she was very good in her
part which the Graphic feels is not
by nature suited to her. She looked
beautiful and was appreciated
The stories about missing the train
and Miss Coghlan's illness were con
hieting. and when Mr.. Scnyard asked
the mana cement to pay bonus of
the small sum of $50 for the expense
OF opening the house for the matinee,
the management of the show acted
like babies and held the curtain on
llIt lllliI act Ill olNFI W lutht lii'il
bluff good. They were IN the wrong,
and after taking advantage of stating
tie trouble t0 the audience, in which
the speaker said he WIS very sorry to
have to say what he was @0in@ to
AZ he proceeded to say it with ala
tit Hi little "sriel" availcd moth
ing. Nj SEWARD held a strong hand
nj atded pat Seeing that biuffing
=-t7l 7lH'..t weff, the curtain went up
MI Ito performance was resumed.
TIE manager fer Miss Coghlan S7ia
t2e roa son eho failed to arrive here
'et the motinee was because she WAS
! III at Little Rock. but Mr.. Senyard
/ haa q telegram from Miss C0ghlan
IN which size stated she did not arrive
because she missed her train and
would certainly arrive if time for
TIE NIGHT performance. The audience
was with Mr. Senyard, aud general
! nnrprise is expressed that he did not
/ make the show people pay him Eie
part of what would have been
| his net proceeds of the
matinee performance. He let them
off entirely too easy He made them
nay only about half what it cost him
to open the house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27

There will be a meeting of the new
ly elected Democratic central commit
tee on ncXt Saturday at 10 O'Clock,
at the office of w. 7. Young, chair
man Of the committee for the pur
pese Of organization, and to dispose
OF any business which may come be-
fore tie committee. The call for
9he meeting is as follows:
The Democratic Central committee
Of the city Of Pine Bluff is hereby
called to meet al the office of w. T.
Young Esd, Saturday. the 31st day Of
;,nuary. 1893. at 10 o'clock a. m.
faf TIE purpose of organization, and
- take into consideration any taofd
matters that may come before them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
C.5osed to Automobiles.

Two = glneers who were sent by
the Sultan of Morocco to survey the
road between Fez and Mequinez, with
the idea of laying down a track for
his autocar, were stoned by eIDers,
who also pulled up the red flags
laced to mark the track "A horse,
they declared, was good enough tor
the Sultans fatler AID grandfather,
and wi at mere COS he want?' The
3arbers. b. u ~, nave decided
tnat t au Il special in
ventioi. OF e q o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
MEET TO ORGANIZE
Newly Elected City DemoCrtic Cent
raj Committee.

All candidates for city offices and aid
erman recently nominated in the
Democratic promaries Of the 10th inst
are respectfully invited to be present.
The committee as selected in the late
primaries are as follows:
First wafa-J A. Frazier, ". j.
Gabratn, c. e. Fisher
Second ward-W. 7. Young, ". B.
Alexander. A. Brewster.
Third ward-DreW White d. G.
Bell, W. NJ Bruce.
Fourth ward-N. T. White, j. \.
Clement, Sam Solmson.
Given under our hands tAis, tie 18th
day OF January. 1903. Attest:
w. T. YOUNG, Chairman.
]. a. FRAZIER. Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
THE ANTITRUST BILL
Would Drive Every Fire Insura nee
Company Out of the State

Senate bill No. 1, introduced at this
erm of the legislature as an antitrust
bill. has many good points Among
It's provisions is one fraught with such
brave danger to property-holders of
every class in this state that the
Eraphic feels it would be remiss in
hutv il it failed to call attention TO
II. Reference is had to the clause pro
thibiting insurance companies doing
hlsinesS in Arkansas from becoming
members of fire underwriters associ-
htions in this or any other state. and
Should that clause become law, a
lcalamity would result to the state
(which would be fearful 70 contem-
Iplate. It must be remembered that
Arkansas, with its premiums of less
than s100O,000 has not been
desirable field for the companies at
Ibest, while New York state alone
pays premiums OF about 100000, 900.
1t is a fact that nearly all leading
|companes belong to bureaus. in all
Ithe great and wealthy northern and
eastern states, as we'll as in many Of
the western states and it is pertinent
to ask if they will surrender these
>1,0r hi inc in
for the pittance derived from Arkan
sas Reason suggests they will not.
Then the only alternative is to
Withdraw from Arkansas, and it is
well to remember that the business
interests of the state need sound in-
demnity more than they need the
companies premiums.
All well informed and right think
ing people will surely commend leg
.islators in an honest effort to protect
fhe people from the grinding monop-
olies and unholy combines having for
their purpose the oppression of the
IQuDlle, Dill caatloh iHUae W Ho'" ny
be assembly 10 weigh we'll the clause
ss1nder consideration, lest in an honest
rendeavor to protect the people they
enact a law that will destroy the
Foundation on which rests and de
nends the perpetuity of personal pros
3nerity in the state; for solvent fire
Insurance is a necessary protection
The yremaindel of the bin is what the
peopfe at large want This state sure
III can not want to dictate what
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
BOER LEADER
In America to Establish Colony to
be Invited Ito Pine Bluff

Secretary f.. d, Russell, of The Com
moreial league. called the Graphics
attention to a Commercial Appeal ar
ticle. which WAS in the Saturday is
sue of Tat poprr. i'll which it was
stated that F. w. Reitz, the Orange
Free Stat leader was at New Or
leans, with the intention Of cstab
lishin2 Boer colony in America
ii seems =that a strong fight was on
between the different railroads for
the privilege of entertaining him. 1t
seems that the Southern Pacific got
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
BASEBALL NEWS. i
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The New Orleans States says:
Smiling George Blackburn, the
former manager of the Natchez club,
champion of the Cotton State League,
Ind now the commander of the Pine
Bluff. Ark, club, has been in the city
Tor the past four days shaking hands
with all his old friends and giving
Details of the formation Of his new
elub.
Manager Blackburn gives out the
&ntire roster for next springs cam
Raign: Sample, O'Hearn, Spager and
Blackburn, pitchers; Harrington and
Ridley, catchers; Tim O'Rourke, first
base; Joe Henager, second base; Dit
Spencer, third base: Bush. short stop;
Texas Longley, Pleise, Brady, The
Catchez, Greenville, Vicksburg. Baton
'The story telegraphed from Jack
Jon, Miss. stating that Carlo Smith,
bow under contract with the Pell-
bans, had left to join the Portland,
Oregon, club, Manager Blackburn
Bays, is mistake, for the reason that
Smith last summer was sold to TINS
tity's club and is now under reserva-
Zion by the club and could not be
signed by Portland for the reason that
IL; y,
New Orleans is a member, and Port
Band. which is a member of the Pa
cifc Northwest League, are members
|of the Association Of Minor Leagues,
Iand the only way Smith could go to
wnd is by purchase or swap from
lOrleans. Manager Blackburn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27

tEr h0nors and that Mr. Rcitz wilt
be shown the state of Louisiana and
states as far west as Calafornia. Mr.
Russell, in the interest of Pine Bluff
and Arkansas. took the matter up with
6. y y Dcane, land commissioner
al The IRON Mountain. and suggest
ed that some steps bc taken to brine
Mr. Rcitz to Pine Pine Bluff This
city and county could offer IN
eNcelled Inducements to the Boers
who are a thrifty people aud would
make Il desirable population.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
Colored Parsons Capers.

r. II. Hill, a colOred preacher got
drunk, or crazy last night in the
part of town called Pot Liquor, which
il below the shops. 1t seems that he's
frightened his neighbors nearly to-
death. and during a melee he became
engaged in he came in contact with
a club and 10 now has a large scalp:
wound. He was committed to jail
" took ahar+ Eve men to handles
,9;vo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
CHANGE IN Agents.

l.. and e. Wertheimer were given
the option on the Anheuser-Bush
agency in this city, We're not able to
close a contract satisfactorily on ac-
count of certain conditions at Bir-
mingham, Alabama, and withdrew III
favor of the Ice and Coal company.
who will conduct the agency in this
city from now on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27

company shall do out of the state, So
long as it does not combine to fix
rates OF insurance on property with
in this state. If it did not drive all
the insurance companies out of the
state, it would not affect us SO much,
but the people must have insurance.
II the state is left without insrance,
who can be induced to come here
from other states and make invest
tries that will further develop the
now growing and prosperous cOndi-
Arkansas if the bin goes through.
They do not care for not being al
lowed az underwriters association in
Arkansas, but will not allow Arkan-
sas to impose a fine on what another
state deems just and proper, especial
ly when there is so little business.
comparatively speaking. Therefore
Arkansas is a mere trif1e in the bust
ness of the whole insurance business
of the United States There are about
fifty-eight old line insurance compa-
nes doing business in the state, and
if, by state legislation these compa-
nies are forced to withdraw, it can
then be imagined how far-reachinS and
important this bill is. 1t is one that
affects all, from the cotton raiser to
the cotton buyer, merchants, mechan-
les and residents alike. In fact, ev-
erybodv. The bill not only prohib-
its underwriters associations in this
state, but reaches so far that any
company or agent who sells insur-
ance of any companies that allow
their agents to form such associations
| in other states will be liable to fine
Vi not less than 5000 nor more than
| $4,000. That will put all agents out
| II business. for nobody will be able
| 10 handle an unlawful business
The Keel antitrust bill. With the
! objectionable insurance clause has
| passed the house and n0N goes to the
| senate. be King bill in the senate,
idemieally the same as the Keel bill
is up to lis second reading. and ii
remains for the senate to amend tee
bill by striking out the clause winch
would drive the insurance companies
out of the state and leave the person
u property without protection,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
Street Force Gets Boost

City Engineer White was happy
man Yesterday. There were about
thirty cases in police court Monday
morning, and Mr. White got large
per cent of the offenders on his street
force, and proceeded to do lot OF
much needed street repairs. He also
bod ave wooone and teams and with
81 force no ie like "Sunny Jim"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
HANDSOME PENSION
For James Matthews From Anheuser-
Bush Company.

At the suggestion of Mr.. Lee Wer-
theimer, while in st. Louis, the An
hcuser-Bush people put James Mat
thews onthe pension list for life at
s75 per month. Mr.. Matthews is not
able to further care f"r the business
of tho comnanv cunt of i'll
health. He has hoo' 80 company's
agent for long w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
POLICE COURT.
Wants to Recover His "Piedy.'

Mr.. W. c. Mitchell lost COW some
time ago. He was then living five
miles south of town. The COW stray
ed toward town, was picked up by
the stock law officer and was after
ward sold to Joe KrumDner for ~.
Mr.. Mitchell is trying to recover the
COW through Judge Stewart's court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
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Claud Kemp. a young miner, shot
Town by Dee Laad at Clarksville yes
,eriay.
George Hampton, who has been on
trial at Bonneville for killing his
brother-in-law, Phillip Ward, was con-
victed of murder in the second de-
gree and sentenced to serve twenty
one years in the state penitentiary.
Report of smallpox at Wilmar is
vigorously denied.
1t is reported at Danville that the
Choctaw will remove it's shops at
Bonneville to Danville
Interesting lawsuit caused by va
carries OF the Mississippi to be heard
at Helena.
Charles F. Montgomery, who fell
into an open sewer at Van Buren, last
Wednesday, died of his injuries Sun
day night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
Broke Her Hip by Fall.

Mrs. Mary Brown, while on her way
home from the opera house last night,
fell and broke her left hip. Doctors
Orto, Withers and Crutcher attended
her this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27

is positive that when the time comes
for reporting that Smith will be on
land in a Pelican uniform.
Manager Blackhrrn looks for
GOOD summer in base bah way. He
saws that The six cities making up
the Cotton States League. namely,
Matches. GreenvilIe Nielssburg, Baton
Rouee. Monroe and Pine Pluff. are all
base ball crazy, and will turn out
large crowds to see the games.
The smiling pitcher has hopes OF
landing the pennant for the Arkansas
town, and is more than anxious to re
peat his Natchez experience
The Greenville, Miss, Democrat
saws: Base ball is in statu quo To-
tally. Manager Billy Smith, who is
in Knoxville is rounding up matters
for the Greenville team of the Cot
ton States League and feels satisfied
that be has gotten together an ag
gregatiOn that can net lose. The en-
lire team has been signed with two
or three exceptions, and will report
here in time for practice ahead OF the
big exhibition games scheduled fol
dates in April
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
w. NJ. PITTMAN RESIGNS
IS instructor in Mathematics in High
School en- Account of I'll Health.

School en- Account of III Health.
w y. Pittman, who has been the
instructor Of math ematics in the high
school of this city, has been com
PEELED to resign his position on ac-
count of i'll health, and Prof. E. H
Slass. of Arlington, Tenn, has been
elected to fill the vacancy. His friends
very much regret the news OF Prof
Pittman's i'll health, but hope that af-
ter rest ne will again be restored
to good health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
Saws Germany Covets Denmark.

Prof. Freeman, United States con-
sui at Coper vet arrived at
his her lie says
he be J.
mate
ser
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27

Production Of Orange Tree.
An orange tree in full bearing has
900 oranges,