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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

Lcs Angeles. Cal, Dec. 3.-Four Of the win
ners at Ascot to-day were public favorites.
TIE best race of the day was tho second. at
hve turiongs TraInator, Belle Kinney and
Workman were the favored ones. in the order
named. and that is the way they finishe-l
The time was l:0l nat. Summary:
First race. five furlongs-Pilot, ia (Soyder,.
to ]. won: Tizen. 10i Lynch 10 to /. second:
Sir Christopher. ia lLawrence), TO ]. third
Time. I:02is. Count Rudolph, The Covenanter
Governor John John Hughes. Carlisle, Frier-
line. Oriel. Leonado and Evermors also ran.
Second race. five furlongs - Trsrator, IM
tHldebrsnd), to ). von Belle Kinney. 1o9
(Duganl, 10 5. second: Workman. liz (F>ulier).
TO J. third. Time. l:o1. Capi,anazo Gar
vice and Hoinebred also ran.
Third race. five furlongs = Bath Beach, III
Bookerl. to H. won: Our Pride 1l9 tT'ullett).
Il to l. second: Great Mogul. 11s tHiidebrand).
TO l. third. Time. 1:Mis Riceful, Conger, Hap
py Chappy and Brick Fowler also ran.
Fourth race. Slauson course-High Chancel-
lor l07 (:. Walsh, 70 2, won; Sscalante, Jos
IH SMITH. . 10 ), second; Delagoa- Ills tHil-
debrand). IL TO ). third. Time. i:e3. Three
starters. - -
Fifth race, seven furtongs-WaSer. los Cfili-
debrand) even, won; Handley Cross. 100 &c.
Walsh, AZ to l. second; Jinglsr, 100 (Milisr).
/. TO l. third Time l:21le. Blue Ridge. La
mark Cloverton. Ulloa and Exapo also raE.
Sixth race, six furlong-Durbar, IS (McDar.-
teIl. 4 to J. won; Tam o Shanter, 1oi (iori-
arity) u to ], second. Dorice, 100 uawrence),
4 to / third. Time, rs. Freesins Miss Provo
and Interiudc also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
MURPHY REPRESENTS
HOT SPRINGS TRACK.
Racing Judge VIII Attend Western
Jockey Club Meeting in Chi
cagO Tomorrow.
EEPERLC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Hot Springs, Ark. Dec. 3.-Acconipanied
by Judge Joseph 4. Murphy. President
Humphrey Deyeraux of Essex Park ana
William Shannon. one of the chief owners
of the course. will attend the meeting Of
the Western Jockey Club Monday and will
ask for racing dates of thirty days.
Last winters meeting at Essex Park
ran for twenty-five days. February % to
March -, and mucn the same dates, With
nne more days. will be asked or th:s
occasion. unless some specific arrangement
IS made beforehand with those behind the
new track as to just what dates each shall
make application FOR.
Devercags and Shannon decline 10 state
exactly what days they will apply for. but
1t IS believed here that they expec: the
new track to take the early part of the
winter. 50 as not to interfere with the
Essex, Park dates. Both, ofiicials state
ward the new club; ;hat they welcome the
advent of the new track. Also. that they
are ready to meet the newcomers half
way in an equitable division of the sixty
days of racing hoped for by everyone
here.
Shannon says John Condor. on behalf OF
the new club. has sent them word that
he will meet them in the same spirit Yet
many turfInen here think there is chance
for some friction over the actual division
of dates. Every horseman here is hoping
uHNS OF racing III SpIlliSS,
but it Is thought neither track will care
to open the season.
H. Flippen and J. Croker. with a car
load of horses from Nashville. have ar
rived and another carload from there IL
expected to-day. Some of FTippen's horses
are jumpers, but there will not be any
steeplechasing nor hurdle racing at Es-
sex Park Uncle jim Gray also has
got in with nine horses. mostly young
sters. from: C. B. Campbelrs home ranch
at Minco. l. 7.
A large barn of forty-eight stalls Is he-
ing rushed TO completion for Barney
Schreiber's string. the 1lissourian being
anxious to hurry the shipment of thirty
Ave horses in charge of Trainer Brandt
before bad weather sets In at Woodlands
the home farm. The big building prob
day. Later smaller string Of Schrnib-
er's horses will come UP from New Or
leans.
A row Of ten new kitchens Is being built
near the head of the three-furlong chute.
and the new paddock is well under way.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
THIS WEEKS SCHEI
Debutantc League

Fo!IoNlns 6 the standirs 9. . q. teams:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
ANNUAL TOURNEY At BROADWAY.
First Game of French Pool Will BE
PIayed at RcnsOn's TO-Morrow.

Frank Benson has completed arrange
ments for the Brondway's annual French
pool tournament, and the list OF players
he has secured includes the best in the
city.
The first game will be played tomorrow
night between Claude White and Ed
Green.
Benson will have a free gate 10 all the
games. no admission being charged
James Mccoy. a player from Cincinnati.
who Is an unknown quantity to the local
pool fraternity. is strongly touted as the
possible winner of the tourney.
Claude White and Lester Gilmore are
also strong contenders Prizes TO the value
OF SIS will be donated The list of entries
follows: Claude White. James Mccoy,
Maurice Balzheiser, Frank Dunont. Les
ter Gilmore. Frank Klumpp. Ed Green and
Ed powd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
DEMOCRATIC EDITORS MEET.
Hamilton Single Statehood Bill Is
Opposed in Resolutions Adopted.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
South McAlest.r. I. T, Dsc- 3.-Editofs
of Democratic papers in Indian Territory
met here to-day and organized the Demo
cratic Press Association. officers were
elected az follows: President. W Z
Decker. 'Muskosee Democrat: vice pEos'-
dent. W. G.. L. Kinds. South NcAlester
Capitol: secretary. r 81 McCnneocA'
yinita Leader: treasurer. George H.
Evans, Chickasna Express.
Resolutions were adopted opposing the
provisions of the Hamilton single state
hood bill, providing for no distinction Of
races in tbs. public schools: opposing the
unequal reTresen ntation accorded Indian
Terrttory il! the Constitutional Convention.
whereby Oklahoma Is given sky deie-
gates and Indian Territory hut ffty: op-
posing the location of the capital al Suth-
rie until 1910 and the necessity OF rla-
FORTY vote to change the seat OF So"crn-
nlsnt-
The efforts nf leading educators In lr-
dia-, Territory 70 secure legislation looking
toward the purchase OF all tribal schools
p-orerty. ami reverting tho same 20 the
new State for .iucs tionai purposes. wis
strongly indorsed. \ Joint meeting with
the Democratic editors of Oliahon4 VIII
ne held soon TO take similar action on ne
statehood question.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

STRUCTURE,
Our cure for StreturS IL safa, painiess
and permanent and free from SURVEY q
any form. Everv obstructfou to tie urs-
thra L, forever removed. all discharges peea
cease. Inflammation and soreness syO al
layed. the prostate Rland and bladder arm
healed and the entire urinary srac$ 10 quick
" restored to its normal healthy condf-
tioris: they leave you In Q worse ccndi-
ton than before. Neglected Structure re-
suits in serious bladder and kidney ccm-
dayx
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
JACKSON MAY GET SENATORS.
ProbnbIc That Washington Ameri-
cans VIII 60 There for Practice.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jackson. Miss. Dec. ST is probable
that the Washington baseball team of the
American League will come TO Jackson for
its spring practice work.
Several days ago President Hemingway
of the Jackson Baseball Association
wrote letter to the manager of the
Washington team inviting him to bring
his organization to this city for the season
of practice. He has received letter
from the manager stating that request
has been forwarded TO the president of the
American League for permission to
practice at Jackson. and If this is granted
the team will come. The permission is a
mere formality and will doubtless be
given.
The Jackson association hopes to have
its team organized very early for next sea-
son and practice with the Washington or
sanization will be very valuable.
1t Is likely that several changes will be
made In the organization OF baseball
leagues in Mississippi for the next season.
but the nature of those changes will not
become known until some time in January.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
Reault. at Oakland

San Francisco. Cal. Dec. 3.--At Oakland to-
day four favorites finished IN front. The main
attraction was the mile and n sixteenth handi
can. Arcade, the favorite. did not appear to
be at home in the heavy going. and Elliott.
The finish wes between Bombardier and Gate
way the first named winning by nose. The
stewards have reirstated c. w. Cappclis and
his horses ruled off last summer. Results:
First race, Futri:y course-Picsaway. 50 tAc-
Bride) to 10. won; Stilicho. 1lo Gfelgersonl. 3
20 J. second; Coroner Kelly. u2 Davis. 1c
to ], third Time. l:I3;h Komombo, Monia.
The Lieutenant and Instrument also ran.
Second race. six and one-haf furlongs-
Mrno. l0s Knapp. to !. xon: Foxy Grandpa
100 Cbaylsj. s 20 ., second; Alice Carey, fg6
(AlarieI. TO 2. third. Time. 1:c4Ik. Ba,idos.
inspector Munro. Scberzo. Langford James ard
Tannhsuser also ran
Third race. Futurity eouree-Platt 100 Gavis,.
even. won; Dixelle. loc Taylorl. is to i. sec
ord: Edrodun. 1J1 tAnderon}. 10 TO !. third.
Time. i:lsi.: Mogregor, Bearskin, Bose Ely.
Je,1ishay Lady Fashion and Mizpah also rsn.
Fourth race, one mile and sixteenth-Bom-
barilier. 104 NIichaels). 81 70 L won: Gateway.
s. Knapp, 2,s to !, second: Elaott, IA DOM
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
YALE GRADUATES STATISTICS.
Occupa tinns of sc Per Cent Tab
ulated 1865 Alumni Living.

New Haven. Conn. Dec. 3.-The il
rectory OF living graduates Of Yale. made
public to-day. shows that f2.f:l5 graduates
of Yale University are alive. the leading
department. being the academic. with 1,9.5;
the scientific. with 2sc3: the theological.
with SO. and the law school. with !. 81.
Occupations are given Of &c per cent Of
the graduates. divided as to vocatioas as
follows:
Agriculture. 24: arts and music 15f: ed
ucation. !. .iS9: engineering. SO; finance,
Lbs: Journalism and letters, 800; uIanufac
turning. LII: medicine. i.4aI. mercantile
business. a%7: c1ergyIhen. iii; transporta-
tion. l3i. and unspecified. JoS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
Fall While Attempting To Hoard
street Car Resuit- in Injury.

As the result OF 2. fall sustained while
attempting to board i car =: Ninth street
and Washing ION avenue last WednesdHr
evening. Mrs. II. w I4anisan or No. f25l
Shenandoah avenue il now said to be SC
riously sick at her home. the shock of the
accident having placed her in critical
condition.
Mrs. L.anigan ia the wife cf II W. Lari-
gan. sporting editor Of an afternoon pa
per. She had left o sanita-ium, where
she had been operated uron. a short time
before. and fell on account CT the car
starting while she was Just about to reach
the platform. When she felt The car
starting she was unable TO pull herself
10 the platform. on account OF weakness
from her recent Illness.
Mrs. Lanigan IS being attended by Doc
tor =. ]. Nevilla.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
LUCY YOUNG WON
YOUNGSTERS RACE
Brilliant Early Speed Carried
.sAr SO Far Ahead of Field
Incy Couldn't Catch Her.
SPENcERIAN WINS AGAIN.
Rankin, LiIraiichter and Sonoma
Belle All Tried TO Snbdue Her.
hut She Outgamcd Each
Of Them.
sPENcERIAN WINS AGAIN.
RBrCBLfc scrrrAL

stf1i' = bl>it S.fT-i-IA1.
New Orleans, La. Dec. sit was a
rather ordinary lot Of 2-yoar-o'ds which
went to the rost in :hc Capital Hotel
Stakes this afternoon. There we're seven
tee. Of thcrn and, as the journey WIS but
five furlongs and the track knee dceo in
mud. the big bettors found little l.. the
event 70 attract them. There was fair
public play, which made Lucy Young and
tire Hayman pair. Yorkshire Lad ard
saladin. thc flro-!ics. and the race proved
10 he between thcs> three, which vas
iret,y good picking considering the condi-
tions.
First race. six frioa .-ts.arItz. II |. n. Phil
speed. which s.oci her in good stead. She
soon got free of ;he :angle and opened a
wide gan, which was never encroached
upon. Simplicity chased hnr FOR = while,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
struck by Train and Killed.

KEFIF FLlC SPEJ'IAL-
Sedalia Mo-. Dec. 3.-George Knoch. 81
years old. was struck by Missouri Pa
cific passenger train while walking on the
track at S.nithton. eight miles east of
here. to-day, AMI was instantly killed
He was widower ard leaves five chill
dren. Since 1865 he had resided in PettiS
County
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
Dockery Make. Appointments.

Jefferson City. Mo. Dec. 3.-Governor
Dockery to-day appointed E. s. Wilson Of
Mexico member OF the Board OF Regents
of Lincoln Institute. vice Louis Hoffman
of Sedalia. resigned. He also appointed
". A Dallmeyer OF Jefferson City nem-
Der of. the Board of Managers OF the
Home For the Feeble Minded at Marshall.
Mo-. vice r. y. Abercrombie. resigned.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
orphnn.. Aid society to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Of the St:
Louis German Protestant orphans Aid
Society (St. Charles Rock road Nill be
held at room No: 20; 1mperia! building
southeast corner Tenth and Pine streets.
on Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Reports
of the Committee OF Arrangements for the
annual smoker also the annual orphan
concert. will he received.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
FOOTBALL At K,I.GE's PARK.
Woman Magazines aud Thisties'
DicIs and KILLERS 10 Play.

The Wcman's Magazines ard Thisties
will line I'M in the first game of a double
header. whila the Diels and Ben Millsrs
Will play the second game at Kulase's
Park this afternoon
The Thistl>s have practically -sorgan-
lied and should give to the Woman's
Magazine team a GOOD game.
drew from the League last TUESDAY.
The lineup for to-dly's lanes:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

1T.sh single. individually M1oa.y. IS
High fro. tndiridusl-F. kulass ,ili S,c!a-
meyer. -
Hisl slaGls. team I.intoEs. -
H!-h five. te4E1-i.utcas. i.-19
L'9st misses IN 'ratrh-irckh.u- :
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
Negro Child Commit. suicide.

st. Charles. Mo-. Dec 3.-Because her
aunt. Susie. spent her dime 1l-year-
old Lena Murray drank an ounce OF car
bo.lc acid this Afternoon and died shortly
after. The child left n note explaining
her reason for dying and asking her
friends to have it published in ths papers.
She was an orphan and her foster parents
this city Her body will be taken TO
CrarkSyjlie
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

New York. Dec. The United States Golf
Association to-day nominated officers for tho
coming year as follows: President. Ransom H.
Thc-nas; vice presidents, Albert J.. Ripley and
Theo6 re Sheldon: secretary. William Fellowes
Morgan; treasurer, Samuel II. Heebner. EN-
ecutiye Cornmttee-Dan Chemcev. Herbert g.
Leeds Hayward G. Leavitt and Ebcn N. Byers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
GERMAN RACING Is CLEAN.
American Jockey Tells of Season on
Foreign Tracks.

REprBLrC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. Dec. S.-Charles Van
Dusen. one OF the noted jockeys of
America. returned home to-day after a
summers campaign in Germany. A ma
tive of Texas. he has been riding on the
big tracks since 1891. During the past
season Van Dusen was booked in Ger
many with Barr and Oppenheim.
he mad the honor Of taking fifteen
was he unplaced In four he took first
money. He won more than $4,000 on his
mounts on Real Scotch" and Nor
name"
Van Dusen intends to return to Germany
next year. az he has a contract with the
Weinberg stables.
Racing IN Germany Is cleaner than in
America said Van Dusen, many of the
disagreeable track features are absent.
The racing is played for the true sport
there more than for the money"
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
sOckER GAMES TODAY.
SpGrtsmen 10 Play SHwiinGscs ana
urd COrnets VIII Oppose Leac"rks.

The usual seeker double-header will Be
played at Spor,sman's Park this after
neon.
The opening game viii be between the
Rawlinses and Sportsmen. and should
prove an interesting contest. The last
game will be between the Le7cocES and
Cornetts. and ought TO be exciting
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
ss:" NEW ORIlEANS GENERAL SPORT

fnick,. 2is 20 l. third. Time. 1:i9t4. Arcade
and yetcrano also ran
Fifth race. seven furl5uEs-Rinper l9i lsis
tain, 81 10 |. second: Hipnonax. l01 DaTtsl.
Ga 10 !. third 'cimc 1:52i.. FlanHuF. -.
Luton. Optimo. Theodo-a l. and Homage a!s'
ran
Sixth race one mile and seventy y2ros-
IsaBcIlits. Io1 Knapp. TO !. won; Dunsah-
non. IS GlcBride,. to I. neconi: GoIonei nsh'
1o2 IFounta:nl. 70 ]. third. Ilnle. =:
Chickadec, Prince BiaZes. Bah ard Northwest
also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
KoIRMANN-Entered Inl

KOiIRMANN-Entered into rest Friday pe-
cembcr 1904 at SIS y m, Josephine Kohr-
eust Koalrnnarn, mother CT Eugene o., August
p, Irene j.. Chester a Kohrmann, and Mrs.
r. Hoener tnee Kohr-aarn). and Mrs. =.
Krunfn tnee Koiirmann). after lingering ILL
:ess. aged q years. : months and 3 days.
Funeral Monday. at $50 A. ~. from residence,
80. I6s South Twelfth street. New Orleans.
"a, and Chicago papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

DEBUS-Entered into rest, Friday, Decern-
her :. 1904. at a. m. Charles Debus, Sr., be-
loved husband OF Maria Debus tnee Rocde-t.
and dear father Of Charles, Jr., Gustav, Ar
thur and Oscar Debus, and our dear father IT.
law and grandfather. aged es years months
and g days. The funeral will take place Mon
day. December s, at 30 p. m. from the Ger
man General Protestant orphans Homo. No
All Natural Bridge rad. Of which deceased
Deceased was member of Eva Lodge *. and
L. of II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

EORCHERStEntercd into rest suddenly, on
Saturday, December 9 1891, Herman IL J.
Borchers, beloved son OF John RoTchers and
our dear brother. At the age OF - years and .
months. Funeral will take place on Tuesday.
December at i:3o =, M. from family resi-
dcnce. No. 4e23 Natural Bridge road. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend. New Yori.
City, y. Y, and San F1Bncisco, CAL papers
please COPY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

JAHNS-Entered into rest on Friday: Deccm :
ber :. 1904. ut 1:3l D. m. Minnie Janns dearly
beloved daughter OF Carolina Jahns tnee Bier
baum). and dear sister Of Charlie. frea VIII
l!am. Herman and George Jams. after a lin
grrins Illness at tie age Of 80 years. Funeral
from family residence. No. 1lsl Palm street.
Monday, December >, at ! .. m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

BALTES-Entered into rest Saturday. be-
cembsr 3, 1904, at u noon, Maria Bates ,nee
Mai), our dearly beloved mother. mothe4 -in-iaw
and grandInother. aged s. years months and
Is days. Funeral Tuesday. December G. al 6
m. from residence, No. 1881 Wabada ave-
nue.. To St Joseph's Church. thence to Calvary
Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

SARR- Entered into rest on Saturday. De-
csinber 3, 1904, at A.. m, nfter lingering Ill
sers iouisa z. Karr, beloved sister Of Nag
deisna Koler tnee Milier1. Louis Miller. George
{. Karr and Frank e Kari al the age cf -
weick's funeral pariors, No. 81 Duchouquette
street. Monday. December s, at a. m, thence
20 Assumption Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

KNOX-On SATURDAY, December .. 1904. at 2
O'Clock a. m. William J. II. Knox. beloved con
Of James ]. and Mary Z. Knox. brother Of
Thomas. Annie. Richard, Mary. Eoss. Joseph
and Florence Knox, aged z years months and
q days. The funeral will take place Monday,
sth inst, at o'clock p. m. from family rest
asnce No. 21l9 Howard street. TO Calvary
Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

HEFFERNAN-o.i Friday. December :. 1901.
al 1880 a. NJ, Kate Hcfteruan, beloved cousin
of Mrs Mamie Lyons Cnte HefornanJ Fu-
neral Will take place Sunday. December 4, at
. p. m, from family residence, No. 5sl9 Cot
fage avenue. 20 st Matthew'S Church. thence
10 Calvary Cemetery Friends invited to at
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
Central Cocked-Hat ,-axu..
NEEK.S SCHEpJII

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
afonday-JuTliors W. SOutherus on Royal al
leys. and col5nials vs. Crescents on ACME al
ieys
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

RAY-Entered into res, on Friday. pecsuber
g. 1904 at 8 D. m. Louisa Raw beloved wife of
Thomas f. Ray. and sister Of Sidney Morrison
funeral Monday. December s. at p. m, from
residence. Nc. 1905 South Vandeventer avenue
to st. Peters Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
TEAM RECOEDS

High single game -Broadways, III
T.Ich fve-Rawlnes. 2.i.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS.
High sinrle-H. Dutzi. s..
HiEh fye-NidI, 3l2.
Leas. number OF misses Ia match. =.
Suhre :,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

CRAIG-On Saturday December D. 1904 Sarah
l. Craig, aged 81 years. Funeral from late res
idence, No. ISL Broadway, Cincinnati, o. No
tice later.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

HAIL-Entered into rest on Saturday. De-
eember g. 1904 David H Hall 1rterTnent at
Mechanicsburg, Ill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

wuBER-Entcred into rest on Friday. De-
cembcr 2 1904. William W. Wilber. beloved
h,tsband OF Alrntra Wilber tnee Humphrey, at
the age of u years. a. the residence Of his
daughter Mrs. T. A. Mabee. No. 531e Maple
avenue, alFo father OF Mrs W. @. Grimes CT
Paris. Tex. Interment private
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

sKEILETT-T7io Lereayed family OF the iate
Mr. and Nrs William Skollett heartily thank
their many friends who 80 kindly manifested
their respect for our beloved father and mother
by their sympathy In our great affliction. May
the blessings OF him whose blessing naketh
srich ard adteeh no sorrow ever be yours.
THEIR BEREAVEJD CHILDREN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

gEILLY-on December .. 1904. at $40 p. m.
.afnes Reilly aged a years. Funeral from
residence OF his sister, Mrs. Mary Reilly. No.
1853 Morgan street. Sunday. December 4. at
$50 D. m, TO ST AIMS Church, thence to Cal
vary Cemetery. Friends invited 10 attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

SCHNE1DER-Entered into rest Friday, De
ceinber :. 1904. at 4:se p. m. after a brief
iiIfess. Sarah Schneider tnee Moran), beloved
wife Of Frank Schneider and beloved daughter
end sister. Funeral from residence No. Iit-
south Second street, Monday. December 5, at
80 D. m. Relatives and friends invited TO at
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04

SToREYLOn Saturday. Decenlbe: .. 1904. at
Providence Hospital; New York. Marie L.
Storey tnee LtchhelD, eoloTed, wife OF Robert
Storey. Funeral Monday December S. from
No. Georgia avenue, s. E.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
Paluce League.

High average-Rosedales. So. AZ.
High score-Roeedalss. ?sS.
Uixh average. three games-Union Sodas.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Iiish ayerage-Ei Grasslnuck, is9 S-I:
High score-Ed Grassmuck and r. Mueller,
High average. :hfee games-wm. La,unan.
ai3.
Primary League.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
SCHEDULE
THIS WEEK

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Monday-KinIecbs Vs. Elks and X-Rays vs..
Olives On Royal alleys Tueeday-Nattonais YS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
NOTiCs... :.
DEATHS.

BAUMGARTNER-Sud on Thursday De-
cember !. 1904 at 2:5g y. m, Mrs. r. n. baum
gartner, beloved wife OF the late James 4. Baum
gartner. at the residence OF ner daughter, Mrs.
). II. Ewing No. zl24 Page boulevard. Funeral
Monday morning. December >. High mass of
requiem at St AIMS Church at $50 O'clock
Intermert at Calvary Cemetery.
BARRY-Entered into rest, THURSDAY. Decem-
Der /, 1901, after lingering Illness. Deborah
Barry lnee SULLIVAN. reiict Uf John Barry and
dear mother OF Jnnn. James, Julia Michael
and Catherine Barry, aged 20 years. The fu-
neral Will take place sunday. December J. At
10 d. m, from residence. No. I2oI North Sew
enth street TO St. Pstrick's CHURCH thence to
Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited 10 attend
Chicago. Ill. and Rochester. y Y papers
please COPY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-04
BOWLING.
kindergarten League.

Averages Of those who have howled more than
tw saty-nre games follow:
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Catholic Young Mems Len&ue.


rornptons ard Endtmoynes VI. Parks on Royal
aiipyg.
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MRS. H. W. LANIGaS HURT.

Observation-Disclosures w. Sterlincs anil Ea
tho.Ies ". ChOutsaus on Royal alleys
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Bellefontafnc League,

Following are the official averages:
OVER TWENTY-FIVE GAMES
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but soon tired OF the going and faded
away when Saladin came on, but could
never get within a half dozen lengths OF
her. and iin;sled Il VERY weak second over
his stable companion. Yorkshire Lad.
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Kinderznrten League.
following IL the stanciug II the teaiIis