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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

Rranasrh-rr hr,~ Erne 70 Denver. Colo. %
sp-rI ts- whit
-Tr- Ers'i-a o., ne reverend J n J.
Pee uIsts= Z ~ FIRST 'ongre<aii0i-l
Church has bs-n accepted b,- the chuTca c'1-
g-sxa't1n. saI NJ Re and children q
PAR in a fsv DAYS sGr pu~slIr- O. where Miss
fIr- will attend -h- University q Muse III
P!c- Will remain here until January !. vns1
hts res,x-z:;or become. effective he VIII take
q vars rest osso-. accepting another pa.torate-
The body OF MiIis-t Priest Whose des.h
occurred %! Sunday. viii ~ BURIED this a:tst-
mon after funeral -~iSlc-- are held IN ia
coby-s Chapel
Ems; Gast0n. asef e vars - I-1ckhay'-
~.< taken . - TCs.ph's Hospital yesterday
suffering with e fractured kE---
-TN-- Madison Cnlnty SEndav-school Con
v~uI!Cn culv~uss IN tt~ First Baptist Church
this evening FOR two Gays- session The Rev
ersnd " J Williamson - 81. Louis will r.
9. Ci-T. q s. Louis on Wednesday night
tn Reverend y LGccock u 81 Louis Will d.
!iv-- address.
tn BODY q Miss Ialia WOOD OF Alter
sxsf Is years Vas sent - Girsri. III Mo-.
dsy scr ilrsruTeu-- Tne fsa.h q Miss Wcsst
Occurred II SATURDAY frOul cp-surnptiIE-
Tbs fall Term o. tEs Western NiIitarIs
, Academy begins Tomorrow aoon- Many y1uc Z
men are arriving O. inter the institution
-Berrs-t Jun. Joseph White and Joseph
Aldr~d have beer placed on duty in the hre de
partrnen. The appointments were made ty
the newly organized F;rs and Police Conirnis-
sion
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
DESERTED HUSBAND
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Shipping Clerk Saws His Wifc>
Dcmcanor Changed After He
Became Deaf.

D.spondeur because his wife dssirt"i
him. n. SAYS. James T.. Stiles. . years
Did. 81 No. Io. North Broadway. tried 90
K. his life last night, ny drinking car
boiic acid. in the o'Faiion Pharmacy, at
OFaIlon street and Broadway. He Was
removed TO the City Hospital The ply
sician- used stomach pump TO remove
the poison. stiles will recover.
soon after . O'Clock Stil.s entered the
O'Fsiicn Pharmacy and asked the clerk
for - cents worth OF carbol,c acid. say
ing that ne wanted II for medicinal lur-
poses The clerk refused Stiles walked
To the front OF III. store and drank The
acid n carried
At tn. hospital Stiles said that IL hi.
wife. Mary. did not return 10 him ne
WogiG again attempt suicide. He said
that he had been married year. and
that sin m"rth- arI"rWard he became
deaf Since Since then H. said b." had
noticed :. change IN his wite's c.neanUT
toward him
S,iIcs worked as = shipping clerk for
tb. Armour Packing company IN East
II Louis. hut since nj Wtt"'s disappear
aucs b. has spent his time searching iof
me-
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TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
WORRIES ST0NECUTTERS.
One Hundred Delegates to the Na-
tiesaI Consestios Await Report
of Their Committee

The question OF the transportation Of cut
stone from the Quarries 10 the cities.
which threatens eventually to involve the
stone cutters in serious difficulties with
the operators Of the quarries. is the chief
topic OF discussion that Ia. come up be-
fore the convention OF the Journeym-n
Stonecutters Association OF North Amer
lea now in session at the han Of the
Knights OF Father Mathew Washington
and Jefferson avenues. The matter has
been In the hands Of the Committee for
several days. but II is understood that no
agreement has vet been reached
One hundred delegates from Canada and
the United States are attending the con-
vention. which has been In Session since
last Wednesday. II IL not thought that an
adjournment will be reached before Sat
urday.
The Stonecutters' Association with a
membership OF BOO. Is one of the oldest
and best organized labor bofiie. in the
United States q has never been involved
In a strike. and prides itself or its con-
sentative position on all labor questions
Congressman John T. Hunt ofS.his city
is former president OF the association
The advent of the planer, a machine for
cutting stone. which does the work Of
twelve men. has aroused considerable feef-
ing among the association members and
some action will undoubtedly be taken by
The eoaveouoD relative to the number Of
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WENT TO EDwARD>NILIE TO WE'D.
Couple Roased Jussice Out of Bed Z"
Perform Ceremony.

Charles J. Bsnner and Mis- Mamie
Bieb.r. n Young :. Louis couple. we're
:nI-ri-i at > O'Clock Monday afternoon ri
E.wardsviIie. The ceremony took place
at the residence Of VI. and Mrs. Henry &.
streets. Justice Joseph Edmonds perform
Ing the CEREMONY Mr. ard Mrs VIII
Bsglin OF Troy. IL. relatives. were tie
witnesses.
Lon PartSIov o. East :. Louis ard M!ss
Kate Middleton OF ST Louis We. married
early sunday morning in Edaarisvic-.
they arrived on the midnight electric car
routed Deputy William Dssch out OF bed
secured a license and then aroused Justtr.
Breese Glass. who performed th- cere-
mony-
Fre,l Rs-te!s. n farmer. living iUst north
OF Elusrd-yih-. three weeks ago veS-er-
day turned away from the grave in Wood
lawn c-metery. Edwardsyills. ~ which
the body OF his wife. WtlhelUina. had
just been deposited. and ssidNto hi. pastor
the Reverend Herman Rain:
Three weeks from TODAY YOU will be
laying me away here. Something tells ME
that ,his is So
husband and drive aNav his gloomy PEE
sentiment. but he cair.ll.- adhered 20 the
belief The following day he drove into
Edward-yills and settled up hts accounts.
Putting his house IN orter." he called H..
Ills strange prophecy became known
among his friends. but thev forget IL IN a
few days. and were accordingly thunder
struck Yesterday 20 learn that ne had died
At midnight exactly three weeks to the
hour almost from the death OF his wife
the same palihearer, who acted 81 the
burial OF his wife.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
RARE: FISH WILL. ~ EXHIBITED.
ThIrty-Four species VIII He Placed
In =. ElaheHlee p y IllOn.

The United States Fish Commission ear.
which carries fish between the Atlantic
seabosrd and the Exposition. reached the
Fair yesterday from Atlantic City. N J..
with n consignment Of thirtyfour new
species of fish for the United States Fish
cries Pavilion. There are 80 specimens
in all. many OF them of very rare species.
In the consignment are fifty sea-horses.
a fish with the head shaped like that OF a
horse. with fins for ears and long fin down
the center Of the hack They are trcm s
20 inches long.
In the shipment is also a ics:erhead tur-
tie weighing u" pounds The species Is OF
a vicious character. II proJab bly, Will be
shown IN the big tank in the center OF Tin.
Fisheries Pavilion. The rsh ar. peinS
unlOadcd-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

is~-Hrif Mich sep 1.-THE mualsEss "a
another whirI Highland PARK this sft@Tuo-'ii-
The winners ;r.ail!.d three fsyorit.s mo So
.rG choices AID one vyeiI-hscked outsider
The runO- circulated 70 ;hc efrec; rIst -
Highland i'srIs tsaeA would - one ~ The o.
Law circuits Prove. 20 be entirely unf"uId.4-
Results
First rae. six fIIi0tsg~-Aiibsgt. 20 - Won.
Gi,nion 10 !. s.sgHd. Mint BID. % / 'liiil,
Ting. 1879.
slsond rae. five .urioags -Nerino. even, won;
Mss Gum. - 10 ! second: Edna Tsf-ne:. = -
= third. Tim. E."i.
THIRD rae'. mile and ar nigllth- snta T>E.Sa
60 ). won. Barney fgTk- - second. I'd
uzri Hale. cen. -nird Tirlr. G-+li.
Fourth race. ~ and h-r f1rion-s-ISrids-
- / won. Arrah MAJ = t. -. second No
Twain. { !. th;Td Time. i-lIi.-
Fist9 race. .iS and on--haf furl1nrs-Iisse.
u :" :. won. -Four La; Clover 90 s-c''nc.
sixth racs. xix and one-ssif furlonSS-Prite (.
EiCe . 20 !. third Time. ia
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Alto. Note. .na Per.o,s,..

Mrs T. r. Yerkes OF Upper Alton ~iii en-
t"rtsin AZ luncheon on Friday afternoon In
honor o. Miss Gertrude Collins OF Alton
In honor % MISC EsielIs Yaser who ,hi.
month becomes the bride OF stephen l.. Bach
Nis. Lei!tia MeGinnis will entertain friends on
Wednesday afternoon.
E = wade. president OF the Alton Na,inal
Bank Departed last night for Seal Harbo- Ne ,
20 spend several days
-MAtth-w Robinson. nigh. clerk AZ -h. Post
ofhee- has recovered from Two weeks .I.-
n>sr-
la Rue Bazls. the vocalist departed last,
.veninx FOR Youngstown. o.. where he ~iI
spend several weeks.
-Bsrt-snn ANTHONY has resigned his position
with the RyrIe Wholesale Grocery Company
and will move 20 Hiilsboro. where h. will
take Up hls residence
Mrs. Elizabeth Lehman Of Los Angeles Cal
Is visiting In Alton for the nrst time In txensy-
three years sh. is accompanied by NJ and
AIRS Peter Young OF Los Angeles. Cal and
al! the guests of Sir. and Mrs. Charles
Luft-
Mrs. ] X. Butler departs THURSDAY for
Everett WASH. vheEe she viii make her resi-
d-nc- in the future
C F. sparks OF Alton has gone 10 Chicago.
Doctor 2. Wade Jones and Miss Hazel Jones
OF chicago are the guests o: friends in Alton
NJ. and Mrs. Edward coaIey and Henry
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
FIFT,-Fo,R YEARlu>o> SOLD.
Prices Hanged From 40 to $3.50 fol
Ihoroug hbrcd..

Fifjy-foEr N-aTiiugS. sons AMI dsush-
I"rS ~ Russell. Handspring and other
the paddock. a. De.mar yesterday morning
at prices ranging from 81" 20 80. Tn.
purchasers and the prices paid were a.
Ch.stzut s'ly. Rt.S-!l-.ls- tals sis-.r %
Hiss Mae B-v. I-rk WILLIAMS 81
chestnut colt I;us=.ii-irnu. Memorial. "
Bsys.,s. Russell S'lver>toas. sister to Rae
Rsr oil ITna. Csiore-E-.ie %, Butte. /. VI
cseyinis; aii,. Imp. Recommendations IT,.
inTer--,i iav colt. Fr-ak-Arruons. =. MI
..h~s,nu, aIly. Mas-stt,-TsEinia. }. C.. csau.
o, Cg..,ag, eo''. Aifes'-Ev-rbash': i. W
Piaok Tii, .Iberr-Mrnt,aie. fan --.,.r %
R-oan -iiv. AintrNe MAYA. = Williams 81.
Ia, n.Ig- .ia;r"--FaT-V-il. u. 7. B-tch-l-g
RAJ colt. For;I.nd-P-nn,aogth. Ce-,.r- Neal
ca.-;.s, auv. i-~5-r Ksri-.Es;erity. J T.
'"b-r,hut h'iy. H<nIsDriur-L4dy Lux. Fred
ssv coif Fsrsnasl.-maxo. I,or. johnson. 80.
C.e,ing, nils. Observation-Disclosures. T =
nay csi;. Doctor NscBria,-S'v WAX. Fred
Hack colt. Handsor,--virEin u. Fr-d Coox.
Ca--,nui aIlIy. Handsel-NI's Kingston. n
BIoan ans IAnpixh;.r-Gniss@: william
Bay .sI,. rsthonu--wo9dbird: ; p. B.na-
Bsy cor. King Eric-Corr.iitsS: Cspi.iz Bun
Bay ally. Eainbos-R.~s>a. half sister TO
brown eoi;. ws.xn>r-Fancy~ooa: Fred cnok.
Chestnut colt. HsnInon-Sesisct: Fr-i Cnos.
fannin. Knox; brown aliv. Handsons-Han-
p.iv. s.uEhalsn. brosn huy. pisgdi;-Su~sn
I,se: p s;aaaoE9 81. IT,,
Bay nI,. H-nn.nee-vani;y Fair. J. ".
Bay colt ;iaIor.- Ch.e<rnit.: ! J. Iahir 81
Bis.s I'LL. Top Gsl!sn'-Jsmsiea: u ses--'-
ch-s'nu: colt. TOD Gsil.n;-Anaron.hi: ].
B.v csit AIb>r--O-i.y.: Henry Berry. 50
B.v INV. hihsri-Bonnie pi.. full .i.:.r 70
Hri,-'s 40 H.h,..9~ft =.
81, nlly. A,n,re.-c enfs.,ilu; ] iia'ns, "a
Bav colt Ode FeIicw-I. H0ces. CHM
I1 i4k S;sr,iLi, = LsTs 80,
Ray hIiy AlSert-5iATnie Ellis. ". p Walsh,
bay any. Ru.,.l-xaaam. Hindoo: W. 7.
-, * al,y b observation-disclosures; Captain
Jo,,s L1.a., ch.s,ng, h!sy. Pei D.nonio-
si isss R.,s. iiH hay hiy. sri b.noaio: .
Rly MY. Ain,r.--P~iec,or: II. 7 hatcher
Brown nHy. Por;ana-rctien. s. l. McAd-
Graz nIIy. Ivor-Grey Agnes: ". Gri~.
ch.,,na, FLY. ornse-H-Ien I~aa: John
Sh..,nut nIiy. BaIios-R~sina: " !. Grts;-
Bay colt. HarninEer-Bsss;sr-: q J. Miller.
brown ely. T.nnS-Eson: Z -. Patterson.
ch-.;nst nIly. T.nny-Dids: b. schreiber. SO.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

Vernon mad affirmed the decision OF judge
Burroughs OF the circuit Court IN thu
ca~e II Edward Thomas against the frs
National Bank o. E.u-vili- .. Which
" certified check given 30 him or james
r. Wass-l formerly Of S.I!--iIIe
Tn" case grew out Of an investment in
the r J Arnold Set-riciI-guick scheme
al Washington. u G. and inuiedir teiy
afterwards he heard reports of the i'm
pending collapse of the concern. H wired
20 B..!l.vi!l@ 70 stop pawn 1t On he cheek
T. was several days later xien the check
WaS presented Tor Payment. and when IL
vas refused. Thomas srt..-,l suit In the
meantime the concern had .,s.l-l under. ar,!
Nss-<..l defended tho suit ~ The ground
that IL was a gambling iazi. s,nH. theT.-
fore did not hold good IN low. Thi. p-JiI- :
was sustained. along with ojh-Ts-
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Buffalo. Y 7. sIpt- 12.-Fsvori-ss or second
choices captured every svent at h.nIlworth to
day Weather clear; trars fast Summaries:
First Tare. mile srI :cTfy yards-Arhei
: a. = pon. Bon FoTlss. second. BenclNart
third Tine. I.e Is.
Second rae. nv fuTlcrssPeEgy. TO l
won. conturs--. s-cond. Miss Morgan. third.
Tir-- .sF
Thru Esc- xix fysriosss-Shrin-. Il 20 .
won: Columbia Gil. second; Ad-l TTebi-. ts.Gd
Tine. ia -
Fourth FACE. fy. and one-hai. fIrion---Ptrar.
Polls. - = won, MirrhIsss. second. Rusk,
third. Time ~
Fifth r.c~. six furiong.-Go 10 Win. - .
1on. Jolly witch. second: Step Dance third
Time. 1915 L.
SIKH rae. On. AID or>-sixte-n,h -niIe-Hip.
pocTa--s. ~ 10 5 won: James ?. second. JufK.
rhiri. TIme. -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
OLD EMPLOYEES TAKEN RACK.
Six Hundred Wen Returo TO Work IN
ParkiuR-Houscs-

Packing companies at the National
Stock Yards East s. Louis. yesterday put
TO work 90 OF IN, If men who had gone out
on tn. recent strike
The packins-houses are being run to
Their capacity and the buyers are taking
hold Of almost all n. cattle Of the class
usually bought by the packer Figures
showing the number OF the old men taken
back at the various plants We're: Armour
&. Co. 20; Swift * Co. 10. Nelson Nor
lis * Co. icJ.
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20
ssgs
Huildiug Permits.

Olive T sweet double tvo-story brick rsts {
Nos laes-<3.3 Firiney. s. ON.
Conrad Heilmar,. two-sto=y double brick fats
a, Nos is2s-ls31 North Tgenty-firS;. - go
Crescent investment COMPANY. three tvO-siary
brick fats at Nos S39 10 25s Aocomsr. $50
each
Anna J. Bidu.lI. three tvo-story brick ha;r
al Nos 100 TO 1874 Blackstone: & ~ Zach
Doctor u. =. Andrews two tvo-Sfzry trick
nats al Nos iiss and 1870 GootfeIlov: $50
each
2s.S Humphrey: $50
Christina Rodser. teo-stOry brick dwelling
at No .1is Fiarissan;. 500.
Peter kumpf. ons.-tory brick dwelling at No.
ar Wyoming: SO.
Jul. kraus. twc-stOry brick store and fats al
Nos tos. and tDs' Shenandoah. sa.5.s
N. Miller: TO alter ana rslse tSo--;ory
brick al Nos 1871 to IslI South Ewing. & 20
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
MINER KILLED ny FALL OF COAL.
FcIio~-N ork man. Who stood within
Three Feet Of Victim. Escapes.

Joseph Schneetcr=sr Of Milistait was
Killed by a fall OF coal IN the Murphy
mine on The Centeryille road. near Belle
Vile. yesterday morning
schneeberg.rs partner. Gustav Busch
mann. was Just three feet away when the
falling coal almost buried Schneeberger.
BuSchmsnn escaped unhurt.
ScnneebeTgsr was dead when he WAS re-
moved from tire heap II. wa- taken 20
ti.e Citndlach undeTta king rooms ia Belle
vie. An inquest was held BY Deputy Cor
cnsr McCulipch. the jury returning "A YER
diet OF accident Schnerb-rger was 5
v--ar. old and leaves a wife and four chill
ireu-
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bound OVER on TWO CHARGES.
East 81. Louis Man Charged viii
Theft and Forgery.

Edward Dullanty yesterday was held TO
the Grand Jury in 80 bail by Justice OF
the Peace James ". Beach OF East St
Louis on a charge OF larceny. Miss Jennie
Suskey. who saws that he stole a gold
watch and chain. a pocketbook and ~
cents from her. was the complainant
He Vas also held In 500 bail on a charge
or forgery preferred by Frank picutoSky
who accused him OF forging his name 70 u
rhecLr for g 6
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DR.. Miles,
Restorative Nervine

because II reconstruc;s worn-out nerve
tissue. is Il refreshing. revitalizinR. tonic
food-meiicin.. prepared especially to re.
build the WORKOUT nerves.
My son, when Il years old. had epi-
lepsy. could not attend school Follow
ing the failure OF physicians to cure him.
We gave Dr. Miles Nervine. and Nerve
and Liver Pills In ten months he re-
gained perfect health-'-J. :. WILSON.
Dep. Co. Clerk. Dallas Co No.
The FIRST bottle will benefit IL not, the
drugRist VII return your money.
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Deputy Coroner George ". Brichier 81
Eas, ST Louis yesterday held an inquest
in the case Of Mrs Mary c. Ably. wno
die. suddenly Sunday evening while talk
ing with her daughter. Mrs. Fannie e.
Carpenter. A verdict OF dea-n due 10 old
age and general debility was returned.
Mrs Abry was IS years old and IL siir-
vived To- three daughters and 4 s.r--Nm.s
Fannie Carpenter. Belle Miller, VI Aartel
and John ArTy.
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Nervous Disorders

include all affections Of the brain. spinal
cord and nerves: they embrace heal
troubles such Dizziness Dizziness
Headache. Fits. Blues. Melancholy and
Insanity.
Dance Epilepsy. and all disorders arising
from weakness OF the nerves Of anv
organ or part. as Weak Lungs, Heart.
stomach Kidney. Bladder etc
The nerves furnish energy that keeps
IN motion every organ OF the body
II YOU have any OF these ailments YOUR
nerves are affected. and YOU need
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
Dies of Typhoid Fever.

Mrs Charles l. Ismothe of West Alton.
No. died OF typhoid fever Yesterday MORN
ing In St Joseph's Hospital in Alton She
had heen i'll for Two weeks AID was re-
moved 10 the hospital last THURSDAY. MIS-
l-amothe was 70 years old and is survived
hy her husband and four ciiilrcn The
funeral arrangements have rot bean cum
pi-ted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
READVILLE MEETING OPENS.
Perler Patron Captures the 2:iO
Pace, Defeating Ben =.

ReadviIle. Mass. Sept. 1.-Two favCrites
and an outsider won the events AZ the
opening OF the fall meeting at Eeadyiile
track to-day. The 20 pace was Ghe fea-
lure. After Ben F.. the favor!ie. had taken
the first hest hsndiIy. Peeler Patron came
M in the second and won by a heal. The
next two were easy for Peeler Patron.
Ecststic. the unbeaten mare f the sea
son. won the 2:0S pace
Track slow SUMMARY.
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planners to he used at each quarry in pro-
portion TO the number of men employed
The officers OF the association are: Law
renee II. Fitzgerald. Denver. Colo, p-e<i-
dent. NJ ]. sullivan. Minneapolis. MINI
vice president and james +. Mc,iu.h
Washington. II. e, secretary and treas
UTeE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

The September term OF the -. Clair
County Grand Jury began At Belleviie
yesterday morning John SueSs of East
St Louis was elected foreman and Will
liam Grant of West BeIlevIlle was named
as bsiliff- Judge r. d W Holder in his
address. - the jurors that in the past
several dtre grand Jurors had violated
the secrecy that should be maintained as
to their work IN the Grand Jury room
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Funeral services for Mrs. George Her-
ferditz. who was fatally shot by her ilus-
band at Alton. took place at the home O:
nerri other. Mrs. Clarke. in Edwardsviile
Yesterday. The body was shipped to COT
feen. Ill. for burial. Deputy Coroner W.
II Bauer held an inquest Saturday night
the jury holding HeYerCiitz for murder in
The rirSI hegree. without hnnh
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M1eIIer Leads at Revolver Practice.

A. he regular shoot o. he 81 Louis ReEoive-
tre highest score. with 9 total % 81 out Of
POSSIBLE no Doctor II II. Moore wss q close
rhiri with total o. Sc The s>o-es acre as
follows: Charles Mueller 81: Doctor ". r
] g Thompson 81. ". l.. schrad.r. -: J. l.
I,r-On. 20. r .. Hii. -. A. Burne!st-r. 81:
Mr. SuuaTrerh.Id. 81: Doc;or James Clos 6
II. W PETER. =. Doctor =. p. McQuillan Is.
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Magnificent Displax To-x,.h,

Pain Will give another of his great fire.
WORKS exhibitions IN the Stadium. Wori4s y
Fair grounds. at rs .. m Pyrotechnicai
portraits Of Governor lanhan of Texas
and Governor Warfieid of Maryland.
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Missouri valley Le.gsc.

A. Mlnn-s POLLS ;. Kansas Jit. 4
A. acknowledgements J. TOled"
A. -. Fa1i-SiIlNsub., = ~ isui :
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Texas. SIS Round Trip
Amateur Baseball Notes.

Via Cotton Belt Route Through sleepers.
fast time Tickets on sale to-day al SO
gIye ana Union Station
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sins.r = Al. to M.ry creos-~.. d 40
a MI:SS and r. e, ei IN siocs s.si h.
EmITnsr,on Realty 20. TO. Harry e :
.RTHCR 4. n .-,t Of wst-an.
city block go. Fra.Liin Inyestm'n'
re, e.; TO, 70 Js = = MiehT bell. e .i," ,,
cav block 80: F-@derics " McCcrI
ana wife 20 MArs-.~t A Num-. = -
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Ho.,op and Philadelphia split Ever"

Philadelphia. Sear 20 Tho 'sE=~s- "r77d y
-, season to-day s.7 81. -r1H and 80 home
am IIsy tu5 games I-l.A vua All s'st- The
second game w. .1-Ies 80 fH" rrl - f;'stgl's
sixth inning because sE a,-Ei-s.as-- t-leI--s1ee
FIRST CANE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

Two base hits-Seibsrh ]. ThT~e-base hits
Hsrfsel ]. D!nenn l. Sacrifice hits-HartseI ,.
stolen hsses.Murpny ]. Hsrtsel ]: LIFT on sases
boston T. Philadelphia :. F,rFt base balls
or 1fnern = Struck Sut-Ey Dnesn {. ky
oakley 3 Wiid pitcEcs-coakiey. T!me-oue
hour and fifteen minutes. UrnyIFe--onneiiy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

Tw0-hs-- hiis--fahll. collins ! HsTfs-I !
seihsch J. Ihrss-ha-e hi!s-Stahl !. Bender J.
r<acrfhrs hits-N0"nsH ! st0l-u bss@s-Pat"ff
J. H1rtsei J. f'ick~rils ! L"ft On h--'S-f.o--
ton u. Philadelphia :. FiTSt IN baliS-f.v Glib
son J. hy Ns1d.U :. h. Bender q HIT hy
pitched laI-By Gih=o7 !. by Bender / struck
Duf-By Gibson ? iy TsdiNIi .. by FENDER
Fits-OT wsddelI =. IN ;hre- inniHE~. FIen'ic-
:. In six inning T;ue-'TsO ECuEz sEI twenty
minutes. Umpire ouue'iv.
SECOND GAME