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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

mans Bank building. IN which the organi-
zation is located, was 6raped with stream
ers and flags. under which were concealed
electric lights completely outlining the
building.
Inside the walls and partitions were dec
Grated with cut flowers and smilax. Rus
sell Gardner was the first member to send
in a token on the clubs opening, and the
OF roses he presented Occupied post in
the lobby.
Each director OF the various branches
In the club was at his post. In the gym
nasium Director Bassett and his corps OF
OF assistants held forth. Tommy Ryan.
the middle weight champion. presided in
the boxing-room, Alex Meffert was In
charge of the swimming pool below. They
served as reception committees through
out the evening.
The club was thrown open early in the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

a single by Swander brought in the first
run. Heidrick drew base. Anderson
reached first on a drive 10 Osteen and
HeIdr1ck was safe at second on an error
by Mccormick. Wallace followed with
an easy out to Osteen. Heidrick brought
the crowd to their feet when he scored
on Anderson'S stolen base. The side was
then retired on Hills easy out
INCREASE THEIR LEAD.
The Senators. at their turn up. went out
In one, two three order. The Browns. in
the eighth inning. increased their lead,
ana the rooters settled back for prospect
i've osfest with n groan.
aiace opened with triple. Hill flied
Out TO center RowcoclFs single scored
wallace. Kahoe aud Powell kept up the
good work with single and double. Bow
cock and Kahoe scored. Powell was
caught trying TO stretch hit into
triple. while Burkett was IN easy out.
In the ninth single by SHaDder and
double by EeiGrfck brought In MCAieers
latest acquisition Wallace followed with
his third hit OF the day. bringing in the
big Swede Hill. after having singled.
was doubled upon Bowcook's 5 hot drive 20
Lee
In Swander and Bowcock McAleer thinks
he has Jewels. Both played we'll here to-
day. and a bright future IS predicted. Hi
the Texas Lacquer. also demonstrated his
worth. figuring in sense donal play with
Anderson on a line drive by Selbach.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

second: NV Gem. 90 ts Bonner), II to 10,
third. Time. i.os 2:5. william Wright. from
peuse and Foncasta also ran
Fifth race. one mile-Emma 4. M. lo5 COn-
phantl 30 TO J. won; Bard of Avon, IS d.
Spencer). even, second: Frank ~, s2 Oh Phil
Dixon. Reckless, Ida W. Rube and Antolee
also ran.
1, won; The Don, Ill Philips). to !, second;
Lauralighter. Ill (Stellel. D. ]. third Time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

ment Nine alleys are constructed here, a
special arrangement of felt padding and
granitoid bases enabling the game to be
played without the rolling OF the balls
disturbing those on the floor below. Two
entire floors are given up to sleeping
apartments.
constructed, the ceiling being draped with
fish net ano the walls covered with orna-
ments of an athletic nature. Special din
ing and living rooms. with large bay win
dows have been established along the
Fourth street side, as well as on the
Washington avenue side
On the seventh floor IS the gymnasium,
probably the largest in this section OF the
country A canvas and felt running track,
four handball courts ano special boxing
room are some of its features. Director
Bassett has a small Office in the gymns-
SUM.
WONG KAI KAH ARRIVES.
Quite little stir was caused about
o'clock last evening when the Chinese
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Thursday-Meyer Bros. vs. Mound City Paints
on Acme alleys: Moffett-Wests VS.. J. 9. her-
rels ROYAL alleys. and Ell-Ltllys VS.. In
derles on Crescent alleys.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Baseball for Church Beuedt,

A game Of baseball will take place at the
American League grounds. Grand and Sullivan
avenues. at $50 o'clock "wednesday. September
The Ali-ProfessionaIs of Our Lady OF Good
Counsel Parish and the Christian Brothers COL
iege will be the opposing teams. JACK o'Con-
nor will catch and captain the Ail-Professicn-
ais. He will be assisted by Big Bob Talbot:
Sunny Jim Hackett- Jim Burke and several OF
the Cardinals, as they have an open date on
the sd Ralph orthwein, will manage from the
Dick Padden will umpire. Father Tracy it
Will be remembered. was the hero Of the re,
his friends among the ball players are taking
this means to show their appreciation Of his
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Mccoy Gets Hi. Third Divorce.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Sept. 1s.-Judge Bischon OF the
Supreme Court to-day signed the hrai decree
Of absolute divorce Of Norman selby. better
known as KID Mccoy. from his wife. Julia
E. Selby.
This is the third divorce granted to the SeIby
family. The first two were granted to Mrs
SeIby: then they were Remarked.
In the last divorce Mccoy named Ralnh
Thompson. the son Of Schenectady banker. as
the correspondent Mrs MCCOY Is now keeping
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and FaII of the Rivers

For "a hours ending at a M:
Saturday SEPT. 10 1Sna
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
SECOND GAME

Two-h1se hits-1aIlman j. Barry ]. Wolver-
ton 1. Dnran ]. Peitz j. Donlin 1. Sacrifice
hitS-Tftus ]. Barry !, Dorm 1. McFettridge l.
.sIolen bases-ThoTnas l. Halman J. Donliu l.
Bases on bails-of Ragan 8, of McFettridee
l. hit bv pttched ball-De Almond !. Struck
out-By Ragan 3, by McFettridge g. Left an
bases-Clncinnati s. Philadelphia s. Time
One hour and forty-five minutes. Umpire
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
PITCHED BALL FELLs KRUGER.
Player Unconscious After Being TnL-
en- to the Hospital.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 1s.-otto kruger. the
little i1ttsburg utility inhelder. who has been
playing third base In place Of Tommy Leach
N order that the more famous member NJ the
ttnTlce champions might be by the bedside OF
ms, ms SICK "ie. Was hit on the head by a pitched
olI IN to-aavs game and Tonight lies uncon-
cious in the Fassavant Hosnitsl 80 ~S-'
II Is feared his skull has been fractured The
ply salciahs nave almost despaired of stopping
mt now OF nood from his ears The accident
occurTed IN me flfth inning OF the second game
to-oaE Win TWO men bases and a hit
plate and got one Of Reidy' S fast high inshoots
right on tne back OF his head. He was carried
from the ground to a cab "oS ea'tiSu
an euort TO set the unconscious and bleedin,
PLAYER INTO hospital proved unayaillng fa51
three hours. as the hospitals were croEde3 A''
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
CHICAGO 3, NEW YORK o.
Giants Whitewnshed in n Pitchers
Battle.

Chicago. Sept. 19.-The New Yorks were
shut out to-day In a pitchers battle,
Weimar having a shade the better of IT
against Matthewson. The few hits made
by the visitors were wasted. while Chi
cagos were timely. being made after a
couple of passes and New York's two er-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

ESrneo rLnS-Detroit .. Tp'o-base hits--f'rlw-
for1 l. Davis /. Home runs-Muln / 81 ,-i-
nee hits-BarTett /. Stolen baseS-HartsciI l.
Pickering l. Double plays-Burns and Carr J.
Left on hases-petro!t :, Philadelphia 1. First
on bails-OH MulHn l. CT Henly 2 Hit by
pitched ball-By Henly .. Struck out-Ry
auliin ]. by Henly s. Passed balls-Schrocl. /
Iime-one hour and forty-fve minutes Umpire
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

The Missouri will continue to fall at Boon
willie till Monday; It viii rise slightly at Her
mann tonight and fall BY Sunday night. The
Illinois has reached q stand at Peoria and
viii fall slowly below that point. The Mis-
sissippi south OF Hannibal will show slight
change. the tendency being to rise at ST.
Louis during the ensuing &c hours.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
BILLIARDS.
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.
Hueston, Ely and White Now Tied
for First Position.

Frank Benson's French pool tournament for
the local championship at the Broadway con-
tinues to draw large crowds So far the games
have been very. interesting, and every player
entered has a chance TO win first honors
The standing OF the players up to last night
follows:
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BY Telegraph.


Grand Tower. H.. Sept 1s.-Cbestcr up at
Z p. IN. Yesterday. General King down at 4:5o
a: m. City CT st: Louis down at 10 a; m. Grey
t:2o p. m. Tie gauge reads al feet and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. Is-The river here
stands H. feet on the gauge. a rise OF q in
the last "A hours The Peters Lee from 81.
Louis, bound for this place, broke some Of her
machinery near Falls Landing. ffty miles
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
FROM PITTsBURG TO NEW ORLEANS
First Prcket In Many Years Making
Through Trip Between the Cities.

Cincinnati. o.. Sept ia-The steamer Ger
trude arrived here to-day from Pi,tsbury, en-
route to New Orleans. She is the nrst steam
er to make the through trip in many years. She
bad considerable freight aboard and. after load
ing, departed on her long trip.
For many years the only steamers running
through from PittFburg have been coal tow
beats. The Gertrude was formerly Pittsburg
packet. but was recently purchased by parties
at New Orleans
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
81. Paul s. Milwaukee G.

Milwaukee Wis, Sept. p.-st- Paul landed
hard on Mueller in the first two innings to-
day, and Milwsukee's rally in the end cvuid
R.H L.
Milwaukee ...i o1 % IS IL
n Paul .........2 0 0 90 e. Il ,
Batteries-Mueller. Meredith and Wood: Bal
Icy and Pierce.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
'TRST GAME.


Two-base hits-CoTcoran ]. Gleason I. Reck-
ley ], DAILY :. Three-base hits-Titus J. wnl-
verton I, Corcoran J. Douglas !. Stolen bases
Beckley / Stsinfeidt /. Thomas 1. First base
on oaIis-Sy fnlaips =, by Dugglesby 4. Double
plays-Daly, Corco-an and Beckley I: DonlIn
and DAILY l: Gleason. Hulswitt and Douglas /
Hit by pitched ball--DuFPlesby /. Struck out
BY Phillips l. by Dugglesby 2. Left on bases
Cincinnati 4. philadelphia z. Time OF game
One hour and forty five minutes. Umpire
oDay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Central League Opening.

The Central League the crack three-pin Or
ganization. will begin Its annual tournament
Monday follows:
levs and Office Men vs. 1905. on ROYAL alleys
Tlierday-centurys vs. Mound Citys. on cres-
cent ALLEYS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
DAVE BRAIN BACK IN FORM.

Where They Play.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
CINCINNATI IT.. PHILA. 10.
Reds and the Quakers Break Even
in DOubIc-Iicnder.

Cincinnati. o., Sept. 19.-Cincinnati broke
even in the double-hesder with Philadel-
pfia to-day. Both games were smuggling
matches. The second game was called
after the eighth inning. Ragan a Texas
recruit. was tried out in the second game
and was given an unmerciful beating
Steinfeldt injured his right leg in the sec
ond game and will be unable 10 play again
the rest of the season. Attendance, 5,234.
Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Prinarx Lcaxue.

! The recently organized Primary Cooked Hal
League viii start is season Monday with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs. Kinlochs on Crescent
aiieys. and Parks vs. X-Rass :. e, Royal alleys
cent alleys and Elks vs.. Orphans, On Royal
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

Left on bases-New York s. Cleveland >. Two
base hits-Dcnahue !. Stolen bases-Conroy i,
williams !. Double plsys-L.ajoie. Gochnauer
ana Beuis i: Williams and Elberfeid /. First
base on errors-Cleyelsnd =. First base on balls
-on Chesbro 3. off Donahue 8 Sacrifice hits
Flick !, Gochnauer l. Struck out-Ry Chesbro
. by Donshue :. Passed bails-By Abbott !
Time OF gane-1ne hour ana twenty-five min
utsA Umpire-Sheridan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
SEATING ARRANGEMENTS
FOR OLYMPIC STADIUM.
slope on Hillside to Be Covered with
Steel Framework and Con-
crete Foundation.

Seating plans for the big athletic field.
on which will be held the Olympic games
in the course of the Exposition and the
sports and competitions for which the
physical culture department is preparing.
have been made by Cope & Stewardson.
architects Of the University buildings.
Seats will be provided for 10000 specta-
tors on the slope which skirts the athletic
field on its southern side. A method OF
installation different from that usually
employed for outdoor stands has been de-
vised.
armored concrete stairs, each step having
a tread of horizontal surface feet s
inches wide. and rise. or vertical sur
face. of thirteen inches.
At the edge of every step there will be
bolted to the concrete by expansion bolts
twelve-inch seat OF wood. This will al
low walk on each step behind the S. at
ried on low concrete walls that run up
the slope twelve feet apart.
on the level of the arena in front of
the concrete steps boxes are provided 10
the number of III. The seating arrange
ments cover the southern side of the ath-
letic field.
At conference held at the W orld's Fair
grounds Yesterday, 10 discuss new feat
ures for the Olympic games 1t was de-
cided that. an educational series be
physical part of the games are in prog
ress.
Doctor Luther II. Gul'ck, chairman of
the Physical Training Committee had pre-
pared a programme, and this was submit
ted. Among those In attendance were
James +. Sullivan, George W. Ehlcr, y.
F.. Kinderyater.. Doctor c. w. Heather
ipgton and William E Stecher.
II is planned to have both lectures and
on the various forms of physical
training. especially those adapted for
schools and gymnasiums. Gymnastics, as
applied to the schooling of soldiers, will
have an important part.
The annual meeting of the Western AS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Doub1e-Header at Leaeuo PARK

The Cardinals and Boston clubs will plsv /,
eoubIe- header at the Vandeventer 5venue
srounds this afternoon. Johnny Farrell Who
has been absent attending the funeral Of biss ~
iather. VIII be back IN the game to-da,, ,c
eording 10 reports from. headquarters. Dono,.sn n
vii VIII pitch Hackett or Brown and McFa-isnd
while Pittinger aud lIalarkey will ,,-ti iep, !.
do box work for the visitors p''Daoiy
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
SECOND GAME
Louisville n. CoIumbu. 2.

Columbus. O.. sept 19.-LouIsriile defeated
Columbus to-day by hard hitting. The all
round work Of Brashear was feature. At
tendance, e27. Score:
Columbus ..o Q o o o 20 Ia
Louisville .......S o o ! l 1 0-9 II
Batteries-Berger and Roach; Egan and
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THE SCORl
WASHINGTON.

St Lou:s.-.............,..o . Q . 0 %
Earned runs-st- Louis 6. Two-5sse h IS,
Mccormick !. Robinson l. Anderso. l. Powell
| Burkett 2, SwRnder = Th-ee-hase hits
Wallace /. Double plays-Lsse TO Clark = Wal
lace tunassistsdl !. Bases balls-On Lee J.
of Petty .. OF Powell /. Hit by pitched halls
-S@ander l. Struck out-By Lee ?. by Peitv
by Powell . Left bassS-Washi- gtcn Z
ST Louis ;. Wild pitches-Lee !. Time OF
Eame-one hour and forty minutes Cmplre-
Connolly. Attendance, l.l39.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Enals.b Team y;c,.r,.

Philadelphia. Sept le-The Ken, County
Engslsl, cricket team Of twelve men defeated
the. Pniiaaelphia team Of eighteen at ManheIrn
To-Day sltsr Two days OF play. by eight wick
s sss ). .pn,,sde2hia saved singlc inning defeat
me wicket to-day was stnl somswha. sticky.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

Earned runs--Pit'sburg 2. Brooklyn > Two
base hits-Jacklitsch l. Three-b3se h'ts-Mar-
shall l. Sacrifice hits Brsnsfeld l. Sheckard 3,
Doyle !. Double pays-JOrdan and Doyle ].
Hit by pitched ball-kruger Sheckard. Sess-
Ter. Struck out-By Pfeister G. by Reidy ].
Passed balls-weaver 2. Time of game-Aone
hour and twenty-five minutes. Cmpire-Hurst.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Long Leave. Paducah Team.

Paducah. Ky. Sept. is.-Arthur Long. LEFT
to anish the season with the Louisville. An1eri-
can Association. team Smith second base-
Vile Southern League team, and will likely ac-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
GRIDIRoN SEASON OPENS.
Chfcnra pefeaf. Lomhard.

Chicago. Sept 1s.-Chicago University defeat
ed Lombard College at Galesburg. Ill. at foot
bali to-day by a scors Of q to 0. The game
was fast throughout. but the Lombard team
was outclassed. and never had chance at any
time to cross Chicago's goal line
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

and again favored the bowIers. Continuing
their overnight first innings; the visitors car
ried their total to 169, OF which Seymour made
top scores with faultless a. The bowling
honors for Philadelphia were taken by d. Gra-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
PHILADELPHIA 8. DETROIT 4.
Athletics Win From Tigers by Time
Iy Hitting.

Philadelphia. Sept. ls-Philadelphia de-
feated Detroit to-day by timely hitting,
coupled with several wild throws by the
visitors Henley pitched steady game
and was well backed up. Attendance,
S01 SC0re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
IndianapoIis 3. ToIeao ?.

Toledo. O.. Sept I9-Toledo could not hit
Owen. Indianapoliss new pitcher. to-day while
Coughlin was wild and ineffective. Phenorne-
nal catches were made BY Owens. Childs and
Bernard Attendance, zs4- Score:
Indianapolis 20 o o1Io e-s il
Toledo -..-.......0 . 0 100 % S
Batteries-owen and Leslie: KIeinow and
Coughlin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Minor Games.

Trenton, Ill, Sept. l9.--Ttenton defeated Car
lyle to-day in an Intel esting game by the score
Of 13 to 10 Batteries-Riemann and White:
LeFen ana murray. -
Richyiew. H., Sept 1s.-Liberty and Rich-
Richview-
Gaiesburg. Ill. Sept I9.-Knox won the
opening game OF the season here to-day on
Willard Field by defeating Central Academy OF
Nacomb by a score OF Il 10 0.
vienna. III. Sept. ia game Of bal was
teams to-day. the score being 10 Is n favor
centraTIs NJ Sept. 1s.-In a game OF foot
bal. between BTowris Business College team
esa8 ths HiSh School the latter won by S 10 o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
PITTsBURG 1.-2. BRookLYy 1o-s
Pirates and Bridegrooms Break Even
in Smoky City

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. 1s-Both games
were slow and loosely played. Darkness
ended the second game after six innings
had been played. Kruger was hit on the
head by a pitched ball by Reidy and
Scores: ~'N'--
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

ys Earned rqns-st. Louis L. Two-base hits
hits,Moran ]. Double plays-DunleayT pIs,5 ,r.se
Sns bn nssTs1y' gTrpny l. Bcrte Brain and Ryan / stolen
on Murphy 3. on Wills ; strSck on o,,t@a bdlls
fanls HfSTlphy Eot;o, by Wills Left on Sases-st.
and thirty minutes. Cmpire-fnhnst 49, tlooE
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Globes to Meet ben MiI1.r,

The Globes win meet the Ben Mf:Iers this
afternoon at Ehman Park. The latter team Is
the only local team that has defeated the
Globes this season. The Globes have strength
ened their lineup Captain McDermott. who
has been out OF the game for two weeks " "a
sprained ankle, will be at his position to-
S~v. The teams VIII have the follow ng p'ayA-s.
Globes Position Ran MiIs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
BOWLING.
NAILO LEAGUE.
TANNHAUsERS.

Members of the Nailo Cooked Hat League. a
newly organized bowling club. held their initial
meet last Friday on the Schaeffer a. eys Lousi-
ana avenue and Meramec street The scores:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
catholic League Schedule.

The following is the schedule OF the Catholic
Wednesdsy-Ieos vs.. Caldrons. on Pussser's
isnions vs. MalIiuckrodts. on Calderon al,
ieyr. and Fsnchous W. Casinos. on Royal al
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

Carlisle Pa Sept 1s-The Carlisle Indians
to-day defeated the Lebanon Valley Seminary
eleven IN the opening game Of the football sea-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
FIRST GAME.

Pittsburg .....-........-2 o 0 O-19
Brooklyn ...-............e 0 0 s-I0
Earned runs-Pittsburg G Brooklyn Two
base hits-eaarke l. Carrisch 1. Dahien ]. Cess
Ter l. Jordan ]. Three-base hits-Wagner l.
Doyle J. Home runs-Beaumont ]. Sacrifice
kits-Kruger /. stolen bases Beaumont Q
Clarke ], Sebring l; Strang j. Dahlen J. Double
piaye-Wagner and Bransfeid J. Sebrfng aud
Bransfeid ], Gargin. Doyse and Ritter ]. First
base on balis-of Vel 6. on Garyin ] Hit by
pitched bail-Bransfeld I Struck out-By veiI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
River and Rusfne.a.

Harbor gauges yesterday marked eos; indi-
eating fall OF 3 OF foot In "A hours.
crate.
Weather fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
NEW YORK 3, CLEVELAND /.

Spiders Lose the First After a Hard
Trial.
New York. Sept. ls.-In the first of the
series here to-day Cleveland lost to the
locals. Il was a game characterized by
fine fielding and close enough 20 keep the
rooters guessing. Attendance, S.112. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
X. I. T. League.
REPuRLIc SPECIAL.

Paducah. KY Sept. i9-cairo was enabled
TO win to-day by careless work after the came
had been practically won by the locals Sore:
Cairo ..........I 1017 0 eli L
Paducah ........3 0 o o o-7 10 I
Batssries-wagner and Rutiedse: wilson aad
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Boston

Dousherty l, Collins ]. Parent i, fSriEer / IN Ma
Ssse on bails-on Young . on FIaherty I. Hi
2g p,tehed eall-By Flaherty l. by Collins /
Hne IN hour and thirty minutea Empire-o' Loush-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR SALE.

THE owners OF the steamer Polar Wave and
i've good ba-ges. owing to changes In their
business. are desirous Of selling the entire neet
Ter power ever built; has eo14' cylinders. 81
ssroke: : Il IN good condit,on and ready tor
condition. four OF them being models. IS beam,
800 over all = hold. Address Euss q Loomis
Ice and Transportation Co.. 81. Lruls, No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

The annual meeting of the Western AS
row evening at the Missouri Athletic Club,
when a board of directors and managers
will be elected. Routine business will be
TRANSMITTED
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
Totals ...s 81 II Totals 80 cam

Chicago ..................0 D - . -
New York .-....-........9 o o 90
Left on bases-C1ticago ). New York 5. Two
base hits-Jores l. Sacrifice hits-McGann /.
Stolen bases-Evers l. Browne !. Struck out
By Wemer ., by Matthcwson =. Bases on balls
or Weimer . on Matthewson I. Time-One
hour and thiTty-six minutes Umpires-Enls-
li1 III MI.-a
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City 6-1, NiinneapoIfs 20.

Kansas City. No.. Sept 19-Kansas CIT, ,oo,,
Two Well-played games from AfinneapoIis to
day. minneapolis. by q batting raiiy IL dr.
ninth inning of the rst game all but t,ea me tbe
score, The second game was n pitchers battIe
teams. Attendance. SO. Scores: '0Nn
FIRST GAME.
Kansas City ..3 90 o O l n n Z;
Minneapolis ..-..o 90 5-5
:, Battsries-Durhan and Grady: Thomas and
SECOND GAME.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

3; by Garvin = Tlme-Two hours Umpire
Hurst.
SEInND GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20
BOSTON IL, CHICAGO 7.
Hubs Continue Their Batting Streak
and Beat White Socks.

Boston. Sept. 19.-Boston continued their
batting streak to-day. defeating Chicago
--I3 10 3. Young pitched one of his best
games and was faultlessly supported.
Score
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-19

ency, Martha's belated reply was hand
ed him. With reviving hope and trem'
bling fingers, he tore 1t open. Its frst
sentence caused his heart to sink. II
read:
Dear Papa-I freely forgive you,
but cannot accommodate you by mar
ry Hugh"
He threw the inoffensive bit OF
paper down and set his foot upon 1t as
If to crush it out of existence. He
strobe up and down in a torrent OF
passion, muttering vengeance on the
whole human race.
AS his anger subsidized his mood
changed. His mind went back to the
time when there was no happier homo
than that of JOB Allisons. His mind
wandered to the village churchyard,
where lay four of his loved ones.
Martha was the only child left to him,
and he had tried to barter away her
honor and her happiness. A choking
sensation came into his throat and
the hot tears coursed down his aged
cheeks as he remembered that he had
no longer a home to which he could
ever again welcome her.
His eyes rested upon the unfinished
letter; he picked it up and read:
"Will be home tomorrow, to stay.
Have just married the pig-headed
farmer the boy whom you drove from
home fifteen years ago. He calls
himself john"