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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
Results at Ascot Park.

Los Angelo. cal. DEC. 2G.-The card at As
cot to-tnv splendid crc the weather fine
and ;h" track lightning fast. Ethysn- clipped
on one-kslf s"ron,! IN the big or the day
Tw, fayorit"s won.
The HOLLYWOOD Handicap al q nile AMI a six
toa1th. with gross value os $50 had seven
starters. Ethyiene set the pace from IN" very
7t1rt. with Fossil a'ways clos" second and
Milton Young. Blisstul and Chancellor = f"w
Lengths hact. i::hy l"fs. IL" iUts ming ner lead
Throughout nnilhe'! length ahead os Fossil
Ascot raIk.
Weather clea~ and tracl: fast. summary:
Fist rtr". sailing s!N fIrl"';s: iiappv chap
~. -. u.av..ccrl. 10 . /. wou. Funny side. 91
tMu'sr'. : :" :. second. Rag TaE. I'll .Nalshi.
- /. ;hlh. Time. l;i". ou- l'Tide. faT
e" no race. s'iH fu:lonSs- l.uriSett. igs tR"n-
ui, -. ~ 70 d won: The aIor III ,FNliert.
' I. segond T1hI =. 1o5 z. Waish.. \ Z" l.
Finn irc1;. iar,in d., Pals and Vari also rnr
Tmrl race. the Hollywood Handicsu. t.ss
added. sweepstakes FOR .-y"ar-oids and NJ
t, /. won; Fossil. l!5 I'uiieD; to !. second
Princess Tulane 10 tt;. Walsh. : to !, third
r,u. 1852. Milton Young High chancellor
Hana Wagner unl Elissfui also ran.
,I[eurf. 60 /. Won. Sanist 1ns US ,RennnoSi
:, To- /. e"enid He'll. Kinney. 1893 ttiorlieI,.
L. mind. rnl". 1901! %ama;or. III Otrcs and
Fif,h race cling mile and 4 sixteenth
Fnprror u India. Ie' trnomarO. :, 10 l. wou
sui. "a: uIer',"rti. u >. second. iisrlnr %
LNiiie''. - t" /. jhi9i- Time. IA Ak'l. anG
IT-:hr"r Honey also ran.
s-Nth race selling SIX tt.r'orgs -Gridiey. g.
GMorisrity,. : t" !. Won, wirae'reda; 50 nP"r-
h.tt. Rsy. Miss shrl"ok. i.aonado L:y,srmore
Fox Lake and Boy Wonder also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
WILLIE LEWIS \ SURPRISE.
Di>posrs Of CanOle in Vine Decisive
Rounds at Portland


Portland. Nc. De-. 2s Willie Lewis sur
prisef all the fight followers of This city
by n" way he disposed of Can"le Tn" la
to- did not have a ciiauce with the NV
Yorker At any stage and WIS completely
outolss>ed, both in rlsve:uess and punch
ing ability. III. men had Just shaken
hands and stepped back when Lewis
iahhcd Canoie with his left, and follow ed
instantly with right That sent Candle
down FOR the count. He reganed t!s feet
only +" go down again from that terr ible
right Of Lewiss.
The second round was repetition oe The
first. CanoIe taking the count twice. and
Just before the heil lewis knocked him
through tho ropes In the third round
Lewis sent the Fall River man dow.
twice. The fourth and fitth were easily
Lewis
\ minute after the ninth round started
Lewis right came over with crushing
force OF the point OF Candles Jaw He re-
gained his feet at the count OF nine. 0uly.
To be sent down again. when he was s,owIy
COiTufpCi
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
Claude Win. Another Stake.

san I'ranoi-cl. cal. pec. 2S.-The Ihi!s mas
lisnd:cap the ATTRACTION ~ ol'sl.uG 'a-aay
aI.d tu. crowd was Oh. 81 the lslgrst / IL.
n IN. tn,istmss Handicap. w"itn so.i" /" tre
wilmer. claude got =" 'n- ;i,ai It III" .tIni.
led all the way aruuud and N"u wi.h .h~..
Military Man second. Il ,"lgt!I ana na.f
Leila. on" az III" addCd starters lfviBI. fn.
other .l"Nruth-hpG. uaEGidate. sIlh,1 All l.-
way. Bu!ibarii"r llai speed. hu: -lsi. I:.!.'
Money was never prominent. The Eri!e and Il
quart.r was tfaN-rsed in :?S
Fir<; rae. >ix aD! "a"-Eaif i"rI1nss-N. y.
Powell. iG4 Davis, :: 10 !. wo.. ECG-.lifi i"i
tGT'cnhclt'. : 8" :. s"e"nt: BAKER. ny mich
ae!sl to !. tr!Ii. n-. ~. Edr.iug.
Jclusla. Isiy Fgsh' n ana DiN"!i- ala, ran.
second ric". * turiunGs-i i:!E.Ti'. ICi hns-
v!vD. 20 !. wc1: Uranus. in 'ti" E-'spAl. 10
sccori: Profitable. Is. n.uagup, u - J!
Wells. S'r Preston ami Young Pepper also IAN.
Tfirt racc. six furlpngs-Judg". Ir: M
cha-l-I. To !. Non: NRsfar-. lhA GGne<l. tn
!. second. Row"us. in 'kurz), 10 to !. third
Time. ia. Bo'Eiesi. The Cwe. TocolaU.
captain ForseH snti FuEn McG"wan also ra,i.
Fourth race. mile and . Guart"r-Claudc. l27
w. Dalyt. to -. Hcn: MhtaTy Man. 10! Bi-
VS.. 80 l. secCn: l-eia. i'"i "iraenflrlT). :
TO ]. third. Tint 2:os. I.iii4:t. Gold Money
Divina. Modicum. B0mharucr ana Flyiag Tor
redn also ran.
Fifth race. mile aud "A six;"enth-Anvil. as
fWr:EhO. to /. woU: Dursannnn. i"b parisl.
TO l. second: WcnTic. ltr CMIlcp. Ia to /.
third. I me. l:tss.. Mestersinger. Major Zen
~. Isabella. CRATER. NT. Farnum and Gin
spray also ran.
I" ;. won 4. MusI:oday. isS tJor-s,. Is TO !.
secrrd: Hyoligan. i0I Fountain. tn !. third.
Time, l:it. Sea Mir. Lady Goodrich. Ara ana
ROYAL Red also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
DERBY CHOICES
BADLY BEATEN
ioih Rams Horn and frdpPcr
Went Down 10 Defeat Before
Other Two Year Dlds.
KITTY PLATT A NICE FiLLY.
Manner in Which She TOOK Meas
ure of the Eastern Crack Sells
Horscmen at New Orleans
to Thinking.
REP RLIC SrE 1AL.

RlsPy RLiC SrE 1AI.
New Orleans. La. bee. p. The lw"
most prominent Derby candidates - far
shown. Rams Horn and Trdpp-r. were
both beaten 1t the Fair Grounds to-da:
Iam's Horn lost 10 FoNTcad in the mile
handicap. partly through an accident I'm
the race and partly through a weak iiui~h
He was an oads-on fayorit- az :" l",
while Foxmead was quoted AT 10 10 :.
Kitty Platt. heavily played Al . To , de-
feated Trappcr &-to-5 choice, in the
seven-furicng condition race Tot" 2-yea:-
cids. SO decisiv.ly as to set thc horS-m"n
thinking as 20 Just h.w good lilly -nc
may be.
The mic handicap was the attraction "f
a good cnrd that druN Out another his
holiday attendance. Seven started. Albert
SimOnS klchshaT al 10 was He one
most fancied to defeat Ram = Hurr. As
the barrier went up tn. horses bUncE"i TO-
gethcr in the middle Of IN" Track They
were tangled up good bii al the. start.
and Kickshaw, sw.rIing. bumped into
1IIralightcr. and both horses and iid-rs
fell i'm a heap. Stil'e. who rode LARA ight
.r. scrambled to his feet. but Dtandt who
had the mount on kichshnw. had To be
carried OF the rack. and 70: the moment
II looked as though he might be badly
hurt. He was only stunned. however. and
WAS around about the paddock half an
hour afterwards.
RAMS IIoRN SITS THE PACE
After the accident. tliGol on Rams
Horn. found himself in front. and he pro-
ceeded TO set the pace. making It fast
one 10 the stretch bend. There Foxmead
Joined him and the pair fought Il out all
the way home. FoxInead winning bv half
length III ':.i fiat. Reliance was poor
third.
Nicol's weak point-his Inability to put
Up vigorous hnish-igurei III the defeat
Of a If,,gy
colt With powerful ride at th. .nd
there IS little doubt that he would have
won.
Pretty nearly everyone except Trainer
Maxwell thought Trapper Il good Thing
In the seven-furionE race.
''Trapper is good colt" he told his
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27

Tie HYDE Park Blues. rhicag"'s great
cst sociser team, proved no match for tt'"
An 81. Louis" eleven in their game at
Kuiage's Park yesterday afternoon.
81. Louis outclasSed Chicago at every
angle. and the wonder is that they did
not beat the visitors by a greater score
than ! to /.
Again did the local forward line prove
conclrsively that St Louis possesses the
greatest pisskin chascrs in the United
States.
st Iouis's back division also showed up
better than the defense line o. Chicago.
Roberts. at goal for Chicago, played a
brilliant game. His clearing was The best
seen in this city by a foreign goalkeep-
cr in the last five years.
lie had nothing on Tully Of st. Louis
however The big fellow who guarded
the position for the local lads handled
III" heavy shots OF the chicago players
as though they were passing him a toy
balloon for a holidays sport.
Chicago gained the admiration of the
local fans by their sheer pluck and game
ness. Little a. Watt. the outside left
wingman. put up a game that for cour-
dgeousness has hardly been equaled in
this city this season.
\ WATT 4 GAME. PLAYER.
Tie littl" fellow was badly bruised up
Sunday. He received further bruising in
the first half OF yesterdays game. but he
never quit for a minute.
lie ana i. Evans. the youthful forward
Of the HYDE Park team. carried off The
honors for he visitors. Notwithstanding
tn" fact that TEDDY" Davis. the Welsh
international" was In the forward line for
Chicago.
DAVIS did not show up nearly as well in
III" forward lin Yesterday q : lie did at
half back the day previous
She, and the two Drvau-ys made life 4
burden FOR the great international. and
the only time he had = chance to get in
ih" gam" was when he got a throw IN
from tn" sid" iiErs.
ST. Louis beat Chicago from the drop of
The nat In the first half the local lads
scored four goals. One was disullcwcl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27

The man who scored the first goal for $
Louis y"srerday and whose hrilian,
playing was one OF the features Of the
game.
soei keeper displayed sreat ability ia
clearing. aud ot the eighteen shots sent
his way hc cleared fourteen Of Them.
Will" DAILY and Kayauaueu were trying
to break Roher;s's wrists with Their ter
rife shots. Orator ArlmauS and Jack
Cunningham were. amusing themselves by
running al around the Visitors defeuS".
AmmIns and Cunningham also had IL
ii" GUn iryiA2 10 knock Roberts oyer the
fouc" When ahot was made "u him.
Little Paddy Kelley mdic several
head shots for goal that. for accuracy
and "irreine.s. have seldom been equa!ed
In th. citS
day. ijt;le +. Evans Al right forward did
very VOL. hut Sheppard at !aii back did
not prov" til. Wonder that his friends
claimed Ia" WIS before IL arrived here.
81 LOUIS WINS TOSS
St Louis Won III" toss and defended fE"
lucky soTth goal. Chicago kicked OF hui
the great defense nf Sh!~ and the two Dc
vansys proved too strong for Tho visitors
and the ST. Louis forwards werc soon III
possession uf TN" ball
For the first NV" minutes Of the game
Chicago kept Tn" ball in s.. Louis terri
shot by T. Evans.
Teddy" Davis. however. was too anx-
inIiS. and in his efforts 10 ch-rse the goal
keeper he get OF side
The goal wa disallowed ny Referee No
Sweeney. and 81. Louis kicked off goal
kick
Near the goal Scott got the hall at a
good angle and II. made wonderful sho.
on goal. hut Tully clcverly sent the ba Il
baci; TO midGcld.
After bit OF hard work in the centor
Of the field Mike Dsvaney secured the
ball. He passed TO Kavanaugh and the
latter made brilliant run down the field
missing the goal by narrow margin on
hard shot.
st. Louis would have scored on a sho,
by DAILY at this iuncture but for won
Gerfuily clever play by Parker. who sent
the ball out 20 m;df5li after Il pretty
check.
Dan Devanev returned the bah to the
St. Louis forwards. and DAILY made a won
derful overhead shot for goal. il missed
by 4 narrow margin. but the spectators
cheered the clever play.
Chicago kicked the ball out OF bounds
for a corner kick Phil ItavanauGh
kicked OF and placed the ball square in
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
e NEW ORLEANS ":: 60 :s ] :s 5.5'::: % ''
-Ethylene Broke the Track
Record for California Course
Over Mil, and Onc.SixtrrHlh.

In. center If tb. .nal Amman. mad. :,
r ,. -, IiSS '"T sI; ,,.l 'e G''
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tnf,,ig,, .,f mis- sray. ti,. hi, yn.llla.rr.-
srnrir. tn. f;,II b',l'i. min rT..- ,.r,itor'
,i;,.ir, MA r,'..',. ..nn,t,tn.,tin, AT
"r ~.c,i7iIfp rt,, i.ii ana .,'Ii / y.,tt
..rr..t Il fh. ,:,.,r ,,I It. t,.id tI y.i,fl,,
l,v"r q y..rd.s Of in. tn.li coal '.-u,.i,'r t,,
= l,.sfr- 1-r l.,,'i.ir t-.,..r.I ,I,.,.,. q,
-ularaid .ro- h,,r tI.r,,j Baf,s moi t--
rsI .ut,.,..,,. am. cont {. ..,.l- i..,,f.. .,,.
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''-N''' Si''' '''N ''-''.-
b"i' Wa on III" run III f"'' W. but L.
'''.''''''i 'h" BAL ""' '''f.s" i' Nta
'.' l'-' a. i'os"i' i.''''' am '''"ii''' ''
'.' INN h'Iy ru' l""+- " ;"'r'i." shot.
.'.ni'S .Hr ha!! tt.r.N t"t'."n TIE p"s':
'"i IN" hi-i goat "f .h'' game.
~! ,.,. IN ..l ~ p. H,Hl On. on
futI I"u@t. OF tur ri"!d. NJ. u4ran-t ..a..
n,ia,'na great =a'n'. f"r The locals 1t,
ms stag ana in' ',afi Sho's az goal KIP.
ne NlSii"rs ~ iF"Io.".
>. I-"'iS i..il!N !''atHg"H =" Ct tine ball
ana e inning 'iii. scored. tHt b. was u"-
cared of side and tn" goat was dI<-
'i""'d.
or Tie Tei.ru Of ti.r bail tu ultv Gerald
Shea ias>"d Il" Daily ard hr carried il
.l"-" up ty goal. ripping off Il mag:iifi
cont SHpt. hut the wonderful ROn.-ts
blocked clsy.rIy.
With IN" hall i'm n.iaIr near tt.s goal
Kelley ,au-nt if Il pfctty. cl!p with nj
herd and sent IL Through fDr goal! 1'h"
half ended by Cunningham h-ad'uE an
Other goal through
on the ljr"-uu for tie second half both
toms looked tlrcd. The terrific. pac,. told
on each sid, rr,lrriilefgn who pi4v.d Il
w,aderfuiiv ayrr.,,iyt. zane. seemed 20
b. fh.. freshest man o.l th.. iI-iI rr,d M.
wax In rEa fhirls o: .-v..y piaE
:; Inuis .a,.j,tr th,i no. h:,I the gam.
won. Gid nor t,1. yh,, nard 10 srnr. and
after pm I<aya,,.l,.h ,rrf ol. in from
N. tfiI.tv-yard Iiur on a Diagonal ,for ror
y,,I 80. I,Ir.Is af nv,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
FOOTPADS' VICTIM IMPROVED.
Compton Heights Residents Want
Retter Police Protection.

The condition Of Ernest Beck OF No.
900 Hawthorne boucvard who was beaten
and robbed hy footpads last TUESDAY
night. Is reported improved. His family
saii last night that Ia probably will aris.
to-day.
Residents Of Compton Heights have
raised $500 for the purpose Of apprehend-
ing the offenders and securing better po-
lice protection for the neighhorhOod. The
money is held ny Herman {. Stifel Of No.
SI2T I.nngfeiiOw boulevard awaiting def
mite action for its proper disposal. Al
though several private watch;nen are en-
pIoycd IN the district and the police pro
tection - fairly good the residents think
that because OF the dense foliage and
many trees in the streets there. giving
Opportunities FOR ;heft and ho;d-ups tina
police protection Is inadequate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
RcgHn States That Auril Has
Not Won Supremacy III the
III Pound Division.
MONTE NEVER BEAT NEIL.
Californian l. Sill il" American
Champion. Vet only Drew
With R".an-'iencrdI
Mites Of the Ring.


j" '!'.' '' '''- a .' mat '''Hi..' H@s'H
Lost r." verdict TO NIar" Atte,I at the
West End C!us las THURSDAY. ewing 10
- - -.
''' ga MAJ 'ai'''-i'S Il "ai'"P
on his -a~ tnai put the H.a=tv-urr down
and out R-gaH ro-s 900. consider himself
=. .u -.,f.,, ,,,r-. in ,,... f.,..,,r., ,.f.s-
49, i'
y don't s"e why ! Should BE- regarded
"a Oat ~ ghe running g.. The 10 or ll6
pourld ,.lass." sad .for.nv yesterday. RS
! n.,. s.,,l ~. r.r..Lf. Nj ,,.. =,
H"'t : ''' @tsa'''s' f!''!-E-.a Nh TOY -
rounds without he Amer. an champion
befrfs sbI,. t,, land ON M sr,f..g,r..5r,
...-.u r.sr ia po,,t... ,,r,, ,b., J,.,..
mean much. Everybody knows how he
yrrd!.ts 70 i'm thu-e English ,l.hs 'TlI-y
..., ,.ri-. f.,... ,..,..,., .rf,..., ,- ,..,,
'''' ON lin ''-' f'''' .''''
as they Piease. but iha. don't alter the
taCt that all i'.ei- noise il Britain, about
r.i. rlay e o,i, -.r ,l. t.coii.F-r7ar and
~, ,,,, ,,,...-;-ftf,,.,, -,
hHt l"i lhe ti-!Iths ma"
/ con b"ii,f" B"Nk'r beat N-h l
50 UNI h'.a ,tSt, / nav, 'otsu !! taASl- ~;
"" naI t4TG !" ofdN ~ l''S +'ii=tI"s- -&fiiI &
heat h!ln. one swallow dnH MAKE i
summer OF drink. And one b InS don
Co. y MAJ .. ,-....,..,4
out 5y Jack Mcc"ruitk 1t was an acei-
dent. l lost one verdict 10 Moate Atteu
iu Chicago and ON" III 81. Ions. Eheu l
Ing writer said that gave all kinds Of
chances to Atte'l by rushing In and ieay-
irg myself open. I'm not making mol
Ter about the decision, bIt | can SO
Il don't consider myself ont II the mn
ming for tht. bantam title by u good
sight Who is there with . claim /" IT.
/ hay as much right 10 tns honor as
Frank, Nell. aun as Monte Attel has
never defeated Neil. he = only in ny
class
i would lIit. To have one final try for
the title. II am beaten. well and good.
If | win Tm ready to take on some Of
tHese fighters who think they are such
ynn,;e,s in the bantam ciAss."
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
Easily Defeats Engli-hman.

Salem. Mass pcc. 25.-Jir,-nv Walsh -
Ersiu1 knocked cut Harry Brr Gisa- II I.-n-
dor after two minutes anu thiTty seconds x
fighting =. the Apull" Athletic Club t.-,lay-
The fr,-u met for Il t.r.-Iorr.l bout. and for
coupe Of minutes they appeared IN "v,1 terms.
Then Walsh caught HrCdiEun the Jaw win
terrific T,Rlt-haH'irr- The En:iiShInan col
lars=d and counted Cut.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
BoB ARMSTRONG KNOCKED OUT.
Crowd Kissed His Struggle Win
Walter Johnson of Bosfou.

REPI BIlII SI'T w
HaverhilI. Mass. Dec. 95.-"Bob" Arm
strong OF this city. Bob Fftzsimmons'
former sparring partner. was knocked out
in tie fourth round Of bout scheduled
to- twelve rounds Icy Walter Johnson Of
Boston in independence Hall. in this city.
this afternoon a. Il meeting of the Haver-
hill Athletic club.
Last year the TWO met and Armstrong
won in two rounds. To-days fight was lf-
Interesting. and the principals We're fire.
quentIy hlSsed by the five hundred spec
tatOrs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
ASCOT SELECTIONS.

EEPUR RLIC SPECIAL.
Los Angeles Dec. c6.-Seiscticns:
First Race-Jssful Lady. Hersai1. Tim Hurst.
Second RaCe-Red Damscl. Galarthus, Fran
s,ble.
Third Racs--sceptre. Gray Morn. Colonel Rai-
lartyEe.
Fourth Race-wasuift. Bragg. Sheriff Eel.
l'inh Race-Irss. SamtoT. Naedful
sixth Rsce-FiEeball. rastmaster, Belle Dix
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
OAKLAND SELECTroNs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco Dec ID. .--Sc,crtiors:
First Rsce-M. \. Powell. SHee. Kitty Bel
lsrcs. Besrskin.
s.ecoru Rtce-A!.co C.a-ny, Suzdon. Z volt.
rh'fi Rare-Dslsesnn. P"icniuua. g .nnrvon.
Fourth Rs"e-Aib,lg. .;ea Air. Judge
Fifth Eaee-Msist"rsinger Homage. II r
in-ncia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
CRESCENT CITY SELB'rIoN>.
. - -

isT8I Ts3.I7 IT II IlHI.
New orleans Dec S.l-c,lv;s:
,.iir>t Race fannoct Belle. lislryoa pty-.
Second Rae. Gay BOY "o1stiruid. 0rtEai
Third Rf"--HadIIsn. Fiui. Ea.Ti-n Dams.
Fourth Race Matld"T. Gru II ~. T. r,hand.
fif:h l;aee-Ed Ti-in-y. Mat Madi. ig,l.
NimosG.
sixth Elce-G:-xr X. Fos"ug. Mayor John
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
* AT ASCOT
LOCAL ELEVEN HAS EASY TIME
BEATING CHICAGO SOCKER STARS.

All Louis Wins Last of
Blues by Score OF TO lblig III His Old Time Form Plays
Il Forward-Sh,a. NJ and d. f.yAnoy lut III
Good 1T Back
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27

BLOOD POISON In 80 days.
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LOST VITALITY tno matter how long stand
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PRfVSTE DISEASES. Newly contracted and
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KIDNEY, BLADDER AND PROSTATlC
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We especially Invite all DISCOURAGED and
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27

The speedy half back of the "All-St.
Louis eleven. who frequently checked
the rushes of the Hyde Park forwards.
Cunningham being off side when the goal
vas made.
Erdc Park also scored goal in the
first half. but it was Teddy Davis's mis-
fortune 10 be offFide and the tally was
iisal;uwrf.
Alter The local boys had Chicago COM
oleteiy Tailop"d. they slowed UP and DAILY
ard fiavanauch contcnted themselves
shooting the ball ri Roberts. just to sec
how many shots he could stop. The biz
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27

Goals -aoref. paiv. KELLEY Cunningham.
ku,Irdu@a and r Evans sore at .rd cf FIRST
rtif = Louis ?. 'TI!csgo q. R-I-G-.- PAU Nc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-23
WORLDS FAIR LINE.

THE WABASH RAILROAD is the ONLY line
having tracks and depot at main entrance
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, ST. LOUIS.
Tracks, with sanitary facilities, at, this depot
for storing special trains on private cars.
Tickets New York 60 st. Louis and return.
delphia and return, ST. Correspondinely low
rates from other Eastern points. Privilege Of
stopping OH at Niagara Fails, Detroit and Chs
eago. Apply 70 nearest ticket agent for tickets
via the Wabash
On application 70 II. 3. MCCLELLAN, Gem
eral Eastern Agent. S87 Broadway, New York
or J. u. McBEATH, n. L. =. A., i76 Washington
Street, BOSTON, folders giving twenty -four half
tone views Of the Worlds Fair Buildings and
grounds will be sent FREE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-23
sPoRTINe NoTEs.

Brooklyn believes 1t has chance to
win The national league geanant
Lack Of effective pitchers IS believed
to be responsible fot lie slump Of tile
Pittsburg Nationals.
Jimmy Collins says bis champion
Boston Americana are even stronger
than they We're year ago
PugiHst Haghey McGovern. d BROTH
er Of Terry McGovern. is looked upon
as the coming bantamweight cham
pion
Hamburg Belle, owned by sydney
Paget Is considered by horsemen to
be the best three-year-old 81 tie thor
oughbred season.
The Boston Yacht club has begun
what promises 70 De the most SUCCESS
full year in is history Prizes viii be
offered for races in six Glasses.
The Crosse pointe track was har-
rowed for the first time recently and
the Detroit trainers are all moving
their stables out to the big oval.
BERTHE r., 2:12. whose European ring
ing tour at Adria is internationally fit.
nous, is now owned in Coatsyille. Pa,
and being used as a brood mare
Lucy May 2:22la which made her
record IN winning the pacing division
Of the Kentucky Futnrity, is being
worked at the Pleasanton track bT Ted
Hayes. Recently she worked mile IN
PA, with last half Id 10J ana the
last quarter III 81 seconds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-23

.0sION QuEENsTOWN- LIYERP00L

Fast Twin screw Aiail and Passenger steam-
ers. IA $50 tons; COO feet long Remarkable for
steadiness Rooms upper decks amidships
perfect ventilation,
sANONIAt July ~. August ie, september II,
October n and November III
IYEHNIA, July 8. August 2. August 80, sep
tember "a and October 81.
Plans. saiiings, etc, l26 state ST., Boston,
Mass, Chas. r Sumner, Agent, OF s. y Bal
lards Steamship Agency, Miles BLOCK, Barre
OF News LangdOn Block, Montpelier.
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Mems That fuse Win Diamonas.
Metallic iron when heated 70 Is melt
ing point combines energencally with
the diamond ana crystals Of graphite
are deposited as the fused mass Of
iron and Diamond caqis. Il win be re-.
meinbered hat graphite and diamond
are two IF the forms 10 which native
carbon occurs