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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
Tours to the Sapphire Country"

Southern Railway announces autumn
tours TO the beautiful Sapphire Coun-
try" Tickets to be sold Sept. 10, II
and "a. with limit nine days from date
Of sale, at rate of $3.50 from Savan-
nah. including railroad ansportation.
seven days board at one OF more of
the modern hotels of the Toxaway
Company and hack ride from Lake
Toxaway TO Sapphire Inn or Fairfield
Inn and return. A weeks outing at
Franklin Inn. Brevard: Toxaway Inn,
Lake Toxaway; Fairfield Inn, Lake
Fairfield. or Sapphire Inn, Lake Sap
phire. A region OF unsurpassed love-
liress. offering good boating. fishing,
riding and driving: Astounding in pic
turesque lake and mountain scenery;
an altitude Of 1890 feet and climate
most delightful Excellent train serv-
ice and convenient schedules. Com
plete information gladly furnished by
r. @. Thomson. g.. =. and +. A., Ifi
Bull street. Phones S50.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
DEPUTIES GUARD
THREATENED HOME
OFFICERS AT ISLE OF HOPE.
NEGROES BOUGHT GUNS AND At
TACK ON FAMILY EXPECTED.

Home of George siday Was Visited
for Three Successive Nights by
Negroes and Yesterday Guns We're
BOught-Chief sweeny and Four
Deputies Went to the Scene Last
Night to Awnit the Expected At
tack OF the Negroes.
To prevent an attack by negroes up
on George Siday and family at the
Isle of Hope, Chief Deputy Sheriff
Sweeny and four deputies went to the
scene of the expected attack early last
night with the intention Of remaining
until morning.
To protect the family and to cap
ture, if possible, the negroes compos-
ing the gang that has been threaten
ing Mr.. Siday were the objects of the
party which was organized by Chief
SweenV
For three successive nights, negroes
had gone to Mr.. Siday's home. The
first two nights they attempted to
break in, it is thought, but were
frightened away by the occupants of
the house. Wednesday night Mr.. Siday
determined to watch for them. He
carefully raked his yard so that the
visitors would leave tracks, and began
his watch.
Fired Two Shots.
I'm the early morning hours Mr..
Siday noticed several negroes ap-
preaching the house. He did not wait
for them to get close, but advanced to
meet them. When they saw him COM
irg, they turned and ran.
He followed, firing two shots into
the air to brighten them. He followed
them some distance into the woods
and found a camp fire, around which
the negroes had evidently been gam
bling. There were razors and cards
and other articles on the ground.
Yesterday morning it was learned
that number of the negroes had pur-
chased guns. The matter was report
ed to Chief Sweeny and he determined
to avert trouble if possible. 1t was
thought that the negroes intended to
attack the Siday home early this morn
ing.
To prevent this the officers went to
the scene. They intended to lay hid
uGll ullli the iiGSIO6o ilIduG lllGlA dp-
pearance and then to arrest them if
possible. All of the deputies went
heavily armed and prepared for seri-
Gus trouble if necessary. Chief Sweeny
decided there was no use in waiting
until something serious happened be-
fore going to work, and made his plans
accordingly. If an attack should be
attempted, the negroes will be fired
upon at once.
An Organized band.
According to reports, there is an
organized band of some character that
meets in the woods near the Isle of
Hope every night. Gambling may be
the explanation for the meetings, but
something more serious is suspected.
A Sunny Side negro is alleged to be
the leader of the gang.
There is a large mound near where
the camp fire was found, and in this
stolen property is supposed to be
buried. The officers intend to make an
examination of this after the men are
arrested, if they appear or this morn
ing, if the negroes do not show up.
At an early hour this morning the
party had not been heard from, and
il is supposed the negroes had not put
in an appearance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
Still iIrNrisG wREcKERs.

Mr. j. r. Johnson. superintendent ~
transportation ~ the Central of Geor-
Ria. returned yesterday morning from
the scene ~ the recent attempts ~
wreck passenger trains THE officials
~ The company ere hard ~ work on
fhf raff enc hill nof give up the chase
Anfl Nne Offenders hsfe been caught
end made 30 suffer penalty common
raraif Nifh fhf crime
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
PLANS ARE READY
FOR BANK BUILDING.
Bids for National Bank VIII he
Opened On Sept. 81

bidH Tor National Bank VIII he
Opened On Sept. ~.
Plans and specifications for the ten
story building which it is the purpose
Of the National Bank of Savannah to
erect at the northwest corner of Bull
and Broughton streets. have been COM
pleted and some eight or ten contrac-
tors have been invited to submit bids
for its construction.
President Herman Myers will return
TO the city next week from New York,
where he has been with Architect II
w. Whoever, and matters will be pre-
pared for the opening Of the bids on
Sept. D. II Dis proposed 10 put up a
thoroughly modern structure, and a
building second 10 none OF its kind in
this section OF the country The bank
directors intend to make the structure
the handsomest in the city and every
convenience Will be placed in the
building.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16

Eli Vsrukl has opened restaurant
m q Barnard street He has furnished
D. neatly and equipped n with modern
fixtures that win enable him 10 give
me public, af be promises. splehdid
service.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
CHICKENS AND EGGS
CLIMBING HIGHER.

HOth ArtIcIeN Arc Very Scnrce nt
Any Price just Now.
With the present demand for chick
ems and eggs. and the comparatively
limited daily supply the indications
are that these commodities will climb
still higher within the next week or
two.
Yesterday chickens were sold at
prices ranging considerably higher
than the market quotations from the
fact that the supply was limited. Just
now it is unusually hard to get chick
ems, and the egg situation is also get
ting serious. Hens were sold as high as
80 cents yesterday and eggs went to 30
cents per dozen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16

Southern Railway viii sell round
trip tickets from Savannah 10 81.
Luis al above very low rate on each
Tuesday and TEnrsday In Sen.
tember. limited 10 ten dsvr
The best route. and service.
Call % or phone city Ticket Office
iii Bull street. for iuformatlon.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
Columbia Insecticides.


For snterminating reaches and wa
ferbuEE We guarantee this powder
viii eKterminate reaches and water
bugs Or money refunded. Can be pur-
chased from 40 Do cans for rs and 30
cents. N b. On use in this city with
great satisfaction. Removes the last
Fefflge ~ rQscles Or wafer-bugn. Lipp-
man DruE Company.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
For over sIrtr Yenr.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teethinR. n
soothsa the child. softens the gums. Al.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. ana IL
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty.
1--WE cents a bottle.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
MAY NOT SERVE AS
MEMBER OF MARTIAL
Col. william Garrard Overwhelmed
With His Law business.

Because Of stress of HE own business
affairs. b. is understood that col. VIII
liam oarrard viii not b. able 10 sit
~ a member Of the court-martial which
viii convene in Savannah. Sept. %.
Ills partner Col. Meidrim. IA out Of
The city and this combined with me
fact thnf the supreme Court meets Dct.
. Will in all probability Interfere wifb
NE acceptance ~ the position.
in fhe cnte ~ Capt. ~. W. Gordon.
a. VINO t absent in vermont. nufh-
30 haf been heard ~ DO intentions la
fhn natter 81 a. known thaf he ORIG.
lnhNY intended fo spend pefhaps d
Nenfh il fbe North.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16

iow rates. shortest route oulefssi
nWF' cno.es ~ fw0 routes Va AL.
lsnia 200 hafhVnls or BIRMINGHAM
fiefplng care au fhs Nay.-a6
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16

n you would BE- free ~ oorns ans
bpnions eek your druFgsf for Az
hotfe Feet india Corn Palnf. CONS
removed aa We'll AZ buniouH end warts
NiHapuf nnV pain of ffgBpi0. Simply
appiy thls Honaeffal cora paint A. AZ.
feefsfs-afs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16
sept. 2sfh, Georgia DHy. worlds
Pair, ~. Lsuis-Erenrsion Rates
Nin Central % GeoFafn NJ

Tickets WI BE- sold on saturday.
Sept ~ end Monday Sept 2g good
to return within zen days after date
~ sale Tickefs ars noi rfod ir 49,.
lof ~ H'ffrirf r8rn nuf alN b. horlr.
~ only ir r9HfNNH Wnf fnnhnf ir-
formation. appg ~ pour neaffrf f.rkft
aGrut.eaf.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16

The Reporters Manual, a handbook
for newspaper men. Mailed to any
address for 81. For sale at Estilrs
News Depot, As Bull street, Savannah.
Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-16

Burnetts Vanilla EKiraci is fhe o..
81 standard of excellence. n ls fhe
nnest and puresf vanilla extract that
can be- houFht Aiways afk for Bur-
nsffs vaniiis what sou pay for er-
traeff BE- imporanf hui what you rsf
for your money NJ coo tmrH mQrt lin.
ponfanf. I'D
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
NELSON GETS DECISION
OVER AURELlA HERRERA,
Bate Council orders Warrant Issued
TO stop Fight Bnt Police Chief
Ecfusc to serve Ia.

E-t;e. Mont. Sept 5-Af-s- twenty
rounds % tas fsrces- milling ever wit
messed II this city. Batting Nelson %
Chicago. before l3c1 DsEs9a'. va this
Afternoon given the decision Over Agr,!ll
Hs-Eera, the Ne1iczu-
From tie tap % Tie bell q the oPeuing z
round to tw5 L=lt weights waGed into
e-ch otEc. Ni;h lamrl=- and t5,lgs Sei-
s-a carried the azlt % Herrera Amos;
without cessation throughout t-,e twenty
rounds. Herrera scored the only knccE-
Gown oS t1- fislt. --uGrrE tn Cric4-o
.I-l-- 20 TIE for v!tE a hard -izs, On fhs
ia. alG Nelson took t1e CONT 20 nine
Under the rules H=rrH-1 Wa obliged -
return q Eis corner. and before he could
get 20 N,.s0n again tas latter Vas In
aLlflLs trim
: shy-r tine before .he H-h: vas -ched-
tiled 20 20 on t-- boards tie CITY Council
attempted .. strp fi.C ar.a!- ry Hing
,J-4T LIANT against Manager No--a o! the
30: t1t-a A-.-z-.e club \ warrant VS.
-sscsI 1oT h.E arrest ol q charge OF vlo-
!4rlLE the city ordinance prohibiting prize
fused ~ serve D. The Mayor was APPEALED
g. but be deelrrf O. order the Chief OK
Pole. u serve the warrant. saying that
IN city Council had deferred 4ctl5n too
lcEs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
ATTELl WILLING
TO FIGHT RANDALL.
Chicago f-nthrFweiEbt Accepts
Proposition OF North side Club
To go against local Man.

Dispatches from CEizasO last -F@nins
STATED sf4t Abe At,.. had responded n
;h= affirmative - E---s I:lu-a-.s e..a.-
.eIss f1r Ds-t-s -aa that He vas w.Iisl !:
20 Esat f--syre tl- North S-1e Athletic
CI-5 - any t.als within three weeks.
Atte.I sid t--at the terms C.rersd 70 him
b. Nike Walsh. manager % tie :nstltg-
t.on. were entirely sals;4cr1ry. and ih4t
he would come - this ci-y ard hzhr Ran
1aI upon any date 81 Iu.rn=Ii-Je.y up0a
re1elDt u tbs EOJi1s. H41caI secured a
sga-r!as G1--Ier I'D se- 70 VO-k :o- tie
cyLtes-
Randall ls . local .-11uct and rs
knocHs. out b5-n Dave B@tt-stons ot
Brooklyn. and Harry Rgh.lH 0: FA.iadei-
Il--.I i- short order lie mas wp1 -E--y
is..t - = 4.--l Ia .--4 D---- =..s4ss1 and
J. o-.l-s-s- 70 30 30 conner - hls Cas-
Ills manager. At4 Is-y-s. aaa .--,4-- -lv1Fsi
u --E.- -.r- a-1..a- some Cf tse VEL
know f.s# ia Ils ..- C.g--.l--. 4-s
-aur.I orr .a- r-a. l- johnny i s-1 70
q long fiI-s. ia. formerly -la-a--. Re
..l. .l- t-..s.-.. that taa E-.lk-yL ban
t.tl .- Iat o. match .1- E.t.Lz.--
!-asa-- ar f f.- ..Elys Et-T-
st.I..4 The u--.a. and has never SHOWN
az Ni..-ssra.F fH -H a-s.rs, .-ia..a.i.
i-r--.T- j.. H-.- H.-.r A-fa.. ---ru-l- <
=. aI1 has receive. g. lll- g. fDr 2 s1atch
TIE -e.i..q.-.li tiers r. ta- -s.r-r --.- ,.-g
ar a- 4--..f-. Az NE.--- streets aaG
I.;aa -oL- bJ--E have been r-l... q the.e
" late
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
The AFTERNOON GAME

The afternoon contest was practically a
repetition Of the morning game. Again did
tie Cardinals fail 20 get their eyes on the
ball. and consequently were again de-
feat@1-
IN the first inning the locals had tao
I1en on bases with two out. but Zearfoss
failed at the bat
Not until the fourth inning. however.
G-i The Cardinals have very good chance
o: scoring.
n this period e nine from the blind
asylum could have played Just as good
baseball
After Beckiey had doubled. Brain went
out on Z hard chance 10 Davy Jones
I.1atreu then took the air line for the
cloudy peaks and PASSED Zesrtoss anc
sHoot. but DuaIeayy and Burke went out
On easy chances. leaving three car-iTi@i-
hoss- warriors glued 10 the sacks
a9aln in the eighth would hit have
t.el the score. e. the locals had all the
--l-.- OclLI e. SUt Burke eucsa matters
yy Z. hard rap into L-ncgr-ri-
EcGzrrLys sl-Sle. Nichols error
E,vsrs' sacrifice mt. Jones ; single. L
lia-as-s twisting foul u Z=arfu'ss. On wnica
Jones took secord. LuDdgrsn.s single anu
tal.es and the game II the second inning;
4 free pass % UgE!.avy. Nichols t-.p-=
and Gra1v's i.If-id Zap neitec tho ca
J!Ial- tbe!r tvyO JaIliss II the seventh IL
Ii----
sore OF the zane
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
NATIONAL SHOOT NEXT WEEK.
Contest for Pistol and Revolver
ohampionshIps 20 be Held Here.

Annual matches % the United States
Revolver Association. carrying the Ia
t!onal championship with both pistol and
revolver. Will b. held throughout ths
country next week E5oth national tru,hlss
are et pre- no heii Ia this city.
sidney SS--s of Tie Central District
police !s national champion with the re-
volv--- Doctor Z H. E-ssIer Is national
champion with the ristcl- Both have. the
cups ern5leruatic 1l IL fit-e In their pos
ges.-lor and VII have 70 Gef.rd tasu next
week against experts from san Francisco
Boston. Chicago Hut Milwaukee
The match - known a the '-telegraphlc''
var.ety-. tn various scores being shot In
the respective home cities of tho coutssf-
ans. \ duly authorized representative OF
the association must witness each srore
signed ay two reputable. witnesses Nom
bsrs of clubs recognized b. the national
body
ali scores are shot on targets furnished
and signed b. Secretary Crab,ree of Ia.
national body.
The local scores viii be shot at Boring
Vile From present aspects al lsasr a
dozen u the loca! shots vii enter both
matches Captain Crcccy o. the Seventh
District = one OF those mentioned az ha.-
lag chance % wr.st the Eonors from
ss.ars with the revolver
Tho St Louis Revolver Cub held .:s
regular meeting on the police range last
night Scors- wrre. :. r. Sears =: T VI
Barcu-. =. F. y. Berry. 8: Paul Free,
8. +. = Thompson. =. r. T. Ford. -: T.
- Hill =. a Bgrrneister. -. Doctor
Ja-le5 A. Close. fs: ]. A. Key. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
DAINTY WINS OCEAN HANDICAP.
n. frnt- tinn-a-Daie in Driving Fin
Ish-McC besn"y Finishes In the
HusL.

New YORK. sept 5-Dainty. zIth Hide
brand IL the saddle. won the Ocean Handi-
cap. one ur!le. at sheep snsad Bay to-day
She covered the distance n TIE fast time
OF -. and VS. qEDted ~ { 20 ! in The
betting. AIda y Dale. the fayoTite. made
TIE running 20 III. stretch. where Lyme
sIng wee With the favOr!te. allowing
H!lI. b-aEd % come ~ On The rall II a
driving finish Dainty uon - a had
Agile ar : 10 :. easily won the Sap
phiTs Stakes. Hz-tza--a. an aGdss.
starter. was second. and B-tGola tt.ir-.
Hearts Desire vas th- leader 20 tAs
b.nf where Burns brought Agile W and
won y six !.ustnS Two lensihs sepa-
rated second and thir3 horses
Merry Lark, the winner % the second
r4e. was u. - 70 Sy.'. an a1vaE-e o,
s. - over his entered selling price TEs
stable bid the customary s. and reta;ner.
its hors-. Two favorites ~on- summary
EI1.. Ta1-. sss-9.- e-ase. s.rt esss--t;a.s:
Pa - tEe,1sTi- = . = 80 -
y ~ y -. p ! -. ~. -.
So . salr. s-Il.-s. t.s- ans cas-h44f fur
lc--ss sierry Las. - iNa-;iai. 70 :. Sen.
pa. -. ,Nottsrl. = = : tEts1 !ir-.e. III. "a
'yo-k-laa. H.E6t-u =. B-zsl 70. i.rEy 9. F;r--
81. s.9s Blst. H9s-. ya-y Kaa=. Eo.sbourn-.
Bi-g.= and s-1sr,ln- clsrt a-ss r--a-
!--.as..-. AsiIe "a buns. : @ / saa: fiat,.-
zs-Fa. Is '.tcfaefi. g. % :. s.elai. D-@1s.n.
H-a-sts L,-.s.-s WoI.lszs. B.aessE an4 sis.;sai
49, rar- A11r1 -Lal-ers
F1uTfh r-ce -h- 0celz HaaeIcsp. o-- nile.
T..l-.-- 10 u-.l1earzr1t. % = ucr- Ataa-
G-Dals. - li-ynsi. . :, sce5at. Do!ly sSaaz-
er = tE.-fter1H. = - = fl4-1- Tine. I.1s. C'lI
lss-s= -a--4r. -. Al GEaUE-a.lr. t'sllr.s. t5!rl.
NJ Yu-s A4s.s and IcC-1esr-y sl-5 ran
FlftE race. ok -ud o-e-half fuTilugs. Auditor.
10. w FlsarrJ. : % :. Ecns DappIe Cold, fe3.
III. Csliaaant. , % = s@-1n-. Na;c- Pelham.
IL tE-.us-J. % = tE.H4 Tine ~ IS
TOlsaa. s.e-ry Tllase-. G-lvina- R0eh.npJou.
Memphis. Arssrsi. s-s-eccT-. Naughty Lady
A. Fs.n1v S.1e also
zth race one NILE and a azlf On turf: out
come. Ils. sLyasi. o Z. Won. SrCEttls-. IL
fpI1EuI. q = srco11. GzE-isN. Ila t1N Her
n-esyl. - % !. Third TIM - Ia ksyalie
Af-.lz-.4-- au1 EE4Ea11 a-zo rsa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06

CERTMEll BEATS H0GENSEN
IN HUNDRED-YARD DASH.
Feature Event In building Trades
Councils Meet Goes TO L"uis,iiIe
sprinter.

The feature event OF the aJhletic games
o. the Building Trades Council az the
Worlds Fair Stadium yesterday afternoon
was the loe-yard dash. won by w. J.
. C4rtrell OF louisville. Ky William Hog
easoE OF Chicago hulsa.i second 10 the
kentucky athlete by VS. a few inches.
while Charlie Turner OF the Triple \
crossed the tape third The time Was
70 Is
Four events were open TO A A. L. sth-
letes. while six were open TO la5or-un.on
athletes only.
The sho;-puc was won by Jack Quincy OF
the Missouri Athletic Club. with put Of
~ feet a inch- Hans wuln Of the same
club finished second with put % % feet
. inches Al johnson OF the Y. u. c. A.
secured third place with PUT o! - feet
S-s Inches. The prize for the winner o.
ths snot-put vas a gold watch
The nile bicycle race for the kodak do
mated 5y The Republic. vas won by Fred
Grinhau- he was followed across the tape
BY Max Alley. The time io- the mile ~as
Z-5I -
The relay race between the Chicago team
h-lc the Missouri A - team was wou ~
the former. The r.aners Of the winning
team were: Hogeuson. LightbOdy. Blair
and GrOnan- kiener. solomon. Cornelius
and Fleming composs'. the local team The
time vas 3:3I Is. Watches were AWARDED
to the winners
The hamme--throw was won by johnson.
Wu!S second, and Quincy third.
The u. and % yafd dashes for the Ia
bo- athletes were taken one. Two. three
BY Kelly. Miles and Bowen. In ne latter
event. the h-st two reversed Places The
time in the lcs was = - seconds. while
the - was done IN =.
Mss May Blake won the ladies' -ace.
with Mss Ethel Kelly second W Niles
ard J. Dev!in finished IN the 44o-yard run
" a Iers Won the broad Jump b.
clearing % feet inches. Emil Freynnars
OF the VI A. 9. took second place. with
Il feet -. inches
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
THREW DIRT At KODAK MAN.
Little Indian Girl Drove Away Eiend
Who Tried to Take Picture.

Visitors at the Indian SCHOOL yesterday
morning witnessed a typical scene. por-
trayins Indian bravery and indignation.
Golden Light. the io-yesr-old daughter
OF Good Luck. chief of the Navajos, was
s.anIng near one Of the totem poles. whea
a man with a kodak attempted to snap
shot her without first asking permission.
while the artist vas arranging his cam
era the little Indian Princess sToop-d a.d
gathered a handful OF Dirt. which sic
threw at him For an instant TIE artist
was nonpiuseJ. Letting his temper get fne
best Of him. ne made a step toward Cold
en Light, who. Instead OF b ing frightened
STOPPED. gsikereD another handful Of atr-
and. drawing her little BODY to its flii
height. with eyes flashing fire and teeth
tightly clenched. firmly sfoot her g.oS;nd
awaiting tne approach Of the enemy Who
realizing that II. indignant little Ind an
maid was not to be frightened turned on
his heel ard left the grounds
GoIu=n Light stood beside the totem pole
watching the artist until lie was OUT OF
sight. when she calmly vailed to her
tefee. raised the fly and disappeared. Her
actions were roundiy applauded b; the
visitors who witnessed the scene
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
Butte Players Purchase ~ LOeaSl
Connrned By Her0aan.

President F. deHass Robson OF the
Cardinals announced Isse night that Swim
deiis. the Butte catcher. belongs to the
Cardinal club and viii play here
Nj Robison's statement Is verified By
4 telegram he received from Harry Her.
MANN president o: the National Commits
sion. yesterday.
sSincells was in Cardinal uniform, yes
isrday- He Is a nice-appearing young fes-
low and moves about in lively fashion.
DaTing the winter months Swindells prac-
tices law in BelIingna.n Wash. and /,
Ssid 10 have a comfortable income from
this source
Walter Wilnot- the former National
League player. recommended SwtrdeHs to
the locals and claims that he Is the fast
est catcher In the Pacific Coast Ieaxue
the organization that developed CaYisch
Of the Pitr-burg Nationals
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
Ssry York Takes Two From Boston

S.r York. sep s-Sssrly = - r-rsons Wit
messed the GOubie-hsA5sr be;Eesn New Yorz
znI Boston her. today The iocais soa both
ra-zeI- The frst prove: easy 70 the hoTce team.
tut n. second was In doubt so the second
half O, The rfnth .n.i-z. rhea Browns double
4 bas4 On halls and M-rtes's timely hit % the
center .co-ed :ae winning tally Attendance.
= Soo.sr.
FIRST CANE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
Howell Loses DiaDonSs.

Fr-F 4II@I'- SF1-IAI4
Cleveland. o. sept 5-Hzrry Howell p:;cseP
FOR the B-owrs. whose tenders viii Be served
Up .or the Blues Tomorrow. nasurns the loss
OF va'rahie pin set with diamonds worth
several 1-nt-e1 Collars The pin Vas ssfe n
for lunch a. noon When he returned sf
o'clock he pin g07e- He says IL Was
stolen He reported the case 20 the policy and
hopes q recover IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
For Fencing Champion.hip..

Tbs Olympic a--ats7IT fencing ehanrso=sh,u.
will Be held tA!s Afternoon At tie Words Fair
Stadium.
The events viii cover three day Tao @vnts
are scheduled for today. the entry list beng
- large tra- only THAI number can b I'm or.
They are With fC!-s and dgeiiaE swords.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
rn-nAY,S ENTRIES


Following are the entries for TO-DAY:
1J-yard chan1Tiouship-Oscar St Cyr. G T.
IfurrsrT. g Ris-. BG5apes:. Hungary: II y.
Wsrrr- New York \ .. Pelham NancE. y.
7, Hsrr-51. cliiesro. IN: p TnoFn., c-hiesEo.
III: ; ~ .1utti.; ca,eaFo, II WI an Z:
r-ot.is 81 4. C Davis Gagl Phils..=iphlN
STriruiIx Ciun. Phiiz zdelphis. SOFT Lay
S5vtsrLr C1-ih San F-=ncfrco- Walter E-nCE.
Germany: G-orEe HcGuaa, Germany. = NJ
Tlz-icis y Y = g. Ssr YORK: !. \ Rg9cy.
sY a Z. Ns~ Yer. y. II Brstt1n. y. y.
A .. New Yort navsf H.sse-, y. y \ g.
New YORK: Georrc ". Van Ceaf. y. Y. A. c..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
.co.D CANE

Ritch-y !. Wssh-f / EeiIey ! sseria-s ii;s-
Bransnsle : Seymour ! stolen bas-s-t5-aa-
mont !. Wagner :. =fe!nsel8I J. DJ-hle plays-
S-hrlnk AM Kelley : Firs- 5zs- 1n bail--CY
Lynch = ~ Ezlas / H.t ~ p.tsh-s ba..--
Wagner J. StTErs ogr-fsy l.. .lch {. ~ living
w!i5 p:teke>-Lynch ! Tine @ -ssu.~-JIi-
hour aa5 :ofty-fse Iu.agt.s- Jms.Ee-JU.a-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06
yoRNfNG CANE

'Dn- oct ~hsn Winning r1a ~zs t-y-e3-
-I-att-3 for Co-T-1g. IN nia-h.
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Fame. rs=s-grooklya J. Fh.lzGel-h!A
Tssu-tase h.ts-Ilezsol = Hone sZ-s-l---l-cy
! St1l-n b1-ee-Ti.J / Gleason : Dl1rl=
play-St-s1E. JCf1sa AD9 Dii.8r :. Hl.srE-tf
aud I.4sn ! Lest On bsses-fsroosly : Pal
ceipEiA 5 Bases o. tzlIs-D.y seaman 4 =
co-T.1ca / struck os;-By S-aIiaa = hv Cor
rstoi ! Tine Of sa.ls-D.e bur xud flEty-lse
n..nUtz1- C-l.ires-EI.sils and CarDeltS4.
AFTERNOON CANE