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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20
THE LIBERAL ARTS.
NOTABLE EXHIBIT TO BE MADE AT
THE PAN-AMERlCAN.
VAST Field Covered by the Exhibit
and the Methods TO BE Followed In
Its Illustration mt the Exposition at
Buffalo Next summer.

The building which is to house the
exhibit in manufactures and liberal
arts at the Pan-American Exposition
at Buffalo will be one of the most inn
posing in the splendid group surround
ing the Court of Fountains This build
ing is 800 by $50 feet. with Il central
court and having dome 40 feet in di-
ameter over the entrance on the south.
Manufactured products and those il
Illustrating the liberal arts are so closely
allied that they naturally are classified
great eXpositions of recent years they
have been housed under the same roof
Under the general classification Of lib
eral arts are included such subjects as
those of education and social economy,
books. periodicals. scientific apparatus,
hygiene and sanitation. musical inStru-
ments. public works, civil engineering,
constructive architecture. photographs
and Photographic supplies. medical
dental and surgical apparatus and 9th
er branches of intellectual activity. In
deed il is the most progressive and no.
bic Of the tendencies and achievements
of this age of enlightenment and civili-
cation which are represented in the eX-
hibits of this division of great expo
StiOn.
The work Of collecting and classify
ing the Liberal Arts exhibit for the
Pan-American Exposition is now well
under way and is in charge Of DIR. Sc
lin III. Peabody, whose successful han
ding Of the same division at the great
Columbian Exposition Of 1893 marks
him as the best qualified man on the
American continent for the discharge
of such task.
The exhibits of the Liberal Arts divi-
sion as well as those of other depart
ments will he concentrated and repre-
sentative rather than vast in extent
and exhaustive in scope. Most crafty
ing progress has been made since the
Worlds Fair at Chicago In methods Of
education i'm the public schools. univer-
stiles and colleges OF the United States
and other Pan-American countries. The
educational exhibit will give special
attention To exemplifying this great
progress and showing the present state
OF our educational institutions. Ii is
the intention 30 have models prepared
representing the equipments Of schools,
colleges and universities. The exhibit
made by the United States in the Paris
exposition will be removed to Buffalo
for the Pan-American and will he sup
plemented with additional exhibits.
Closely related to the educational eX-
hibit will he those in social economy
and in hygiene and sanitation. Under
the head of social economy will be in
cluded such subjects as charities and
correction, cooperative associations
and trades unions. apprenticeship and
child labor, protection of workingmcn
in factories and mines, workingmens
dwellings, etc.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20


Wednesday, Mr.. a. w. Wash and
Miss Mile Hahn, both of Ander-
son county, were married by Rev.
VIM. Grove, of the Southern Pres
byterian Church.
COX-MATTON-In this city, on
Wednesday, Mr.. w. w. Cox and
Miss Cora Mattox. both of WO Cd
ford county, were married by Rev.
VIM. Grove, of the Southern Pres
byterian Church.
LLOYD-McC OF RT-At tn g
Church of the Good Shepherd, on
Tuesday morning, Mr.. Robert
Lloyd, of Spring Hill, and Miss
Agnes McCourt, of Cynthiana, were
married by Rev. Father Il. :. Ma
jOr.
GRAHAM-O'C CONNER - At the
Church of the Good Shepherd, ON
Tuesday afternoon, MI. James Ora
ham, of Louisville, and Miss Kate
O'Conner, of this city, were mar
ried by Rev. Father T. 5. Major.
Mr.. Graham is in the employ of
the l.. & y. railroad. His bride is
the sister of Mr.. j. Des. Conner, of
this Office, and is Il pretty girl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
residence of Capt. /. II. West, the
brides uncle, on Fourth Avenuef
on Monday morning Mr.. VIM. :.
Sandifer, of AltamoDt. Laurel coun-
ty, KY, and Miss Lydia Z. Humid
ley, daughter Of Mrs. Amanda
Hundley, of this city, were married
by Rev. NJ. B. Adams, of the First
Baptist Church, this city.
Mr.. Sandifer is said to he Il fine
young business man. His bride is
one of FrankfOrt's sweetest and
prettiest young girls.
Congratulations are extended.
MARTIN-HULETT- At the resi-
dence of Mr.. Jeptha Hulett, in this
county, on Wednesday, Mr.. James
H. Martin aud Miss Kinda Hulett
were married by Rev. John III.
Burdin.
Mr.. Martin is an industrious
farmer and clever gentleman. His
bride is said 70 be fine young
woman.
The happy couple went to George
town to visit friends on their bridal
trip.
SANDIFER-HU y LEY AT the
home of the brides uncle. Capt. |.
II. West, in this city, on Feb. IL, ut
high noon, one of the very prettiest
events of this winters season oc-
CURED. The uniting in holy bonds
of wedlock Mr.. W. =. Sandifer, of
Covington, KY, and Miss LYDIA
Pruett HURLEY, of this city. The
groom is connected with we'll
known family in Covington, KY,
where he is very highly respected.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
A. G.. Hunley, of this city, and is
one of our city's most popular and
accomplished young ladies.
The house was beautifully deco
rated in ferns, pink and white
carnations. The fair bride wore IA
gown Of white muslin de sole over
white silk and carried boquet of
brides roses. The handsome veil
was family heirloom. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. NJ.
B. Adams, of the First Baptist
Church. The happy young couple
left on the f. IL &. train for Coving-
ton, KY, where they were rendered
IL reception, after which they go to
Altamont, KY, to make their future
home. where the groom holds IA re-
sponsible position with the New
Diamond Coal Co. NJ.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20

Ii Is dangerous for one 10 take
patent medicines of unknown COM
position.
When II person is really sick. the
best course is To call il physician.
Often times, however, u person is
run down and out of sorts, without
being actually sick.
At such times good common
sense digestive tonic is usually all
that Is needed.
such IL tonic is Walther's Pepton-
lhed Fort, which YOU can get at j.
W. Gayle's. Frankfort, Ky. 1t CON
sists simply of pure port wine and
pure pepsin. The first gives YOU
new blood, new life; the second
prompts IA perfect performance of
the digestive functions.
Small size 90 cents. large size
Sl.00.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20
y EW ORLEANS.

A delightfully."- unique city for the
tourist To visit. Winter tourist
rates now in effect. Double daily
service and fast stean-heated veSti-
bule trains with through sleeping
cars. buffet library car
service ana all meals en- route in
dining cars. Ask for an illustrated
book on New Orleans.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20
VI \ RDT GRAS.

This occurs at New Orleans on
February l6, 1894. For it excursion
rates will be in effect to New Or
leans on specific dates which your
l"ca ticket agent will be able to
advise YOU.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Illinois Central r. r.
DIRECT TO HAVANA

Via Illinois Central r. r. to New
Orleans and tho weekly Southern
Pacific =. :. Louisiana to
Havana. Leave Chicago and Gin
cinnati Friday morning, leave st.
Louis and Louisville Friday noon,
arrive New Orleans Saturday 1000
a. M, leave Saturday 200 p. H.,
arriving at Havana Monday morn
ing. Round-rrip and one-way
through tickets at unusually To-
rates. Free Illinois Central r. X.
Illustrated Folder on Cuba. giving
all particulars, on application.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

Direct Pullman Sleeping Car Ser
vice via Memphis. Send for book
describing this most interesting Of
health and pleasure resorts.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP FROM
NEW ORLEANS.

Ocean steamship Sailings from
New Orleans for Mexico. Panama.
Central and South America. West
Indies and Europe conciseIy set
forth i'm n special folder issued by
the Illinois Central r. r. Send
for "a copy.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-20
MENICO AND CALIFORNIA.

Special Tours of Mexico and Cali
fOrnia via the Illinois Central and
New Orleans under the auspices of
Raymond u WhitcOmb, will leave
Chicago Friday. February II, for
Mexico and California via New Or
leans. including stOp-over for the
Mardi Gras; also from Chicago Fri
day, March 18th, for California via
the Illinois Central and New Or
leans. Entire trips made i'm special
private VestibUle trains OF finest
Pullmans, with dining car service.
Fascinating trips. complete in
every detail.
Illinois Central Weekly EXcur-
SiOnS 10 California. Excursion
Cars through To Los Angeles and
san Francisco aS follows: Via New
Orleans and the Southern Route
every Wednesday from Chicago;
every Tuesday from Cincinnati.
Via Omaha and Scenic Route every
Wednesday from Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
If Board OF Stewards Refuses 10
Make New Allotment of Dates.
Wal. Nav BE Declared
UNION NOT REPRESENTED.
Understood THAT -. Louis ont
law Cours" May Hc Taken
Into Tn" Rebellion Later
Oh. However.

riigaS,. h"c. f-.--'r'.rtm.u W uu .igo dis
satisfied wiz th, allotment uc racing dates
ly til Ne-tr-u .uckcy club met Iere .o-
day and formv..t,-i ,I-c,a-d- and arg1i-
'ueurs To he presented 10 IT,. Board Of
Stewards Of the controlling body at Ja"
monthly meeting January
Il recognition - rot given e. the Ie-
ElauG+ decided upo1. q meeting ~ thr dis
,"utoutoi track own"rs v..u b. hold .u
the day following 90 take further acton
.r tn" matter
Tne delegates ~ :re conferences. wap
r,rr"seDteG Nv" tracks. wera: Uumpnreg
Devsreaux. Wm. shannon. =. T.. R.:-e~s
u! the Hot Springs Ark. .goyh"y yruo.
Edward Ccrrisar OF the HAWTHORNE KIH-
sas city ana New orleans JocEey clubs.
VI. J. N!Gu. vice president of. tho new
Louisville .iuclSsv Ciub. ard George Fred
.rirks q. The %ow O-lear, Jockey club
IN ih'. :.'.''sI t. o." presented to tAe
Western Jg:sS"r Cub, all the grievances
of tacn OF The dissatisfied ra. ,.-t-..nk own
er5 are set forth. and deu.auI for better
drt"s :, made.
Tie Union Park Tu,k.y club of s. Louis
I'D not haze = r,B-eSCrltHtiv" at the meet
lag. because. il was said. this track had
Club
Should the Board af Stewards refuse 10
r"cogulz" tn" demands mad. on tnrm at
io-day meeting. II Vas $1it to-riggt
track would te ash Il u join issuee Wit.
tl!" u!SSruE;"t track owners.
Den E.EEAJ'N'S STATEMENT.
Humphrey DevsreauN of tho Hot Springs
Club. wro issued the call fo,. the ,arh.rfr,
and who was made Spokesman .9r the in.
t"ccsts concerned. stt"r the m,.etins. suid:
We did not think ii Wise to ies,c am.
ra
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
SWIMMING RACES
CLOSELY FOUGHT
Many Novel Natatol'ial Contests
Are Held at the Missouri
Athletic Climb.

Several novel features developed at the
Missouri Athletic Club swimming meet
last night. The contests Were close ana
interesting in most events.
The appl. and hurdle races afforded
amusement for the large crowd present.
and while the events were somewhat new
to the swimmers. they went through in
good timc
The first event ot the evening vas the
apple race. Thrae Swimmers started IN
each heat. Itarquari Schwartz won the
first heat. with Gnyruc Evans, second and
To"p2on third. In the second heat. Han
son finished Tho two lengths first with
Siiis second and Meyers third,
Schwartz and Evans dropped on, and did
not compete IN tho final heat. This was
Won by roeopen.with Meyers second and
SillS third
Three swimmers were forced To- retire
S!ils and Evans. III swimming with the
apples in their mouths. swallowed much
water and Were l"uchoi for while.
Aiarq Schwartz. whi!" playing water polo.
was KICKED IN ih" ktu"- AND h" occupied
a cot next I" t.varS-
foesslirg qualified. Nnii" Hanson had
ten seconds on Marc. lie easily Won ~"
event after Hanson and 10, sling had col
lided in the third turn. S.nwartz's time
from scratch was ia -.
The Irishireu and DUteh0en ted at wa
t@r poo. each side s.or!ng once.
The iiH"-Up was:
Schwartz. Meyers and orthw.i,l DGtrh-
men.stein. T"ePpen. Go"ss!ins. P-imm
and Grimes.
Professor tiark'S Nat. EHyn N ">ribi'iOu
Of 'te-saving. Iohu e. Meyers frjCning
drowning
The summary.
,nrle ~. ~rx. I..,. - .-...,,....- g., -,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Los Angeles. caL. Dec f7.-Twg fayorites
Capi;snzo in the serond and schoharfe IN
tho sixth. w're the only ravorI;es that won a.
Ascot today. Ja-ies !. ,'orbs:t at Emperor
NJ Indie. Mt :. Bragg and Heather Honey
NJ 10 10 were the others tfat finished r-s'
Weather clear: track fast. Summaries
First race. six furlone--Iames !. t-"7hct- 7cs
iE Walsh. - !. won. Fl NarTRrn ia True
held. 80 :. second. Golden Iva los ,Towelp
y TO :. third. TIM. l:ls punc-iiio. Ti.er
Foxy Grandpa Lady Rice. \egr,ree Victoria
:. Concert. 1rnva;o-. PrIucenrOat Euiovrr enc
AID Alma Tun!in also ran.
SssoDi race. Tye and "r'-:alf jr-Ir-g=-
capitan5o. Jos 'dildebTanGl 10 > won: Fire.
hsll. lga ,Duganl. 8 10 l.. second West Eroo.,-
t,sii 100 l.ynch). to J. third. Tine iQs
Maggie Maciley and L0sola also rsr
Third race. SlaHson DurSe-Frnpe-nr Of In
dia. 10S ToomanI. . IN 2 won: Happy .'happy
20 UawrcHcsl. ]: - /. second: Dsn Collins 1GT
z. walsh. tn /. third. Time. 1:i9s, II L.
frars. Elfn King and Rath Beach also ran
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-B Bra gK. Ir7
n ]. second: Flo BJh. iGs ,HiliehrinfI Is 20
:, thiri. Time AS. Hans Wagner also ran
Fifth race Brooks caurSs- Heather FIonev es
,EcDanieD. 10 to /. wor: Blue Ridge luS ,E
Walsh. to /. second: Merwan. 10. Iavrencei
To 1, third Time. 2:o5- InyictUs, yllos. W.T.
liam p ii. Nscdful. CinciHaatus and fgnsc!O
also
sixth race. Sauson course Schohsrie los
.Hildehrand). to ., Won: Ali.mansor. "a ,Tr7Ie-
helD, 10 10 1, srcond. Estadc. los t.Ict'Or.aI,.
90 TO J, third. Time. l:-lrr. SkIrm!sh. Rose ~
H!lc. Ericlils. Marlborough. Tangible. SIR
christopher. WillfrcSiG ana Nan5u also ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Results at Oakland.

San I;ancisoo cal. Dec -7.-Oai,laad sum
Flr,t !ace: one mile and nifty rs-i-- -scot.-
nlaii. Jog "irernfieil ) 10 >. w0H: Iocorito
lSh ,,NcBride'. % second: File dor. ios
r"llc. Ganonicus, raelSsies. Homage and TTa:,-
setter also ran.
second race. avo and oue-hsIf fl-loacs-Mnn-
sard. l'A 'HElgerspui. to !. wcn. MvE.v's
Pride. iCa jones'. : 70 . second: Toro!aw 1y;
Davis. 70 10 I. third. Time l:qSl, Intro5rrtor
Rcd Tip. Royal White. t7lRrHIoi. The Cure. IN
s-rGgtor. P,ihaui and Smi;hy Kaas also Ien
bird rare. one mile aEi ri;ree- six cen tbs
Flying TorpedH. = tB+-"'ta. g TO J. won -
". T-ahern. % rrayers,. : 10 T. sacorla- Ti..I.
Nnllr. - "'reenfielG'. even. third Time ..ros.
>iHn" sho@s. CRATE s@d colonel Anderson slso
F'cuTth fEce. gle miie-Letola IS CSuIlivan,.
70 - won, Military Man. in5 tE-isrsenb. To
! second. Ansras. loi "i-eerfeli,, 10 l.
inird. Tinl' l:i"i=. Rcmaiue Elliott Gold
Money, Hyroneraaie. Srn Nicholas ar Mod;-
Fifth race. six fulloEss- Honit1n. lI6 ,Jorcs'.
:" :. Won. Squire Johnson So ,Tay!or,. - to
!, second. lridus ICa Davis. > 10 > -rird
lIre. l:l@i.- The Laos Eoheeia. kih1iR l.aFt
knight. Judge lsh.sr and Sea Voyage also ran.
s!T'n race. seven furlonEs-Hesd panre lrG
thGnzt. 10 :" J.. Won: Sea Ar. Ip2 Ionss,. to
J. second Ara. l0i Knapp. to ], third Time
iZ,ls. ilcl Carirs. cardinal Sarto. Callaehan,
EIla sullivan anu EoNliRan also rsr
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
"lmtcllerlual Plumber" and Bat
Hin" loungs,er Coming I"
Condition for Tuesday Night.
INTEREST GROWS VERY WARM. f.
Dcmaud for Seats unusually
Largc- Chicago Lad VIII G."
t. KingSidr With ihr Bet
ting Odds Against Him.

+ !stf b!-ic S!'EriAl"
! san Francisco. p-. l7.-rh,re j. more
rIr,rart,,-, ,,-r. r.i-ls.uc tr.. winner OF the
- -, -. >,.rs-., sci. ,I., e.
,f.r,t ,,,,,.sr. tho
,..,er.,,as - .r.. y,.,1,i,. ,,I,l than in auv
hs,,ln :, -a,o,,. ,,n.,,r:
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: G., -.-,-,,, ,,,, ar, -sI.. -...,, 3, peat
''''''
INK l'!t' ret, are i'--'i,'- S'' '' ne
;t,z against gI-l II" La limp ''.
man po..arl.onks during Tie at z.x
-, - So; -. ST.. VII,
,.,,:
'i sax l-.tE.. Martin 'a"v.'. i+"di" Han
la;l ami Ya,,r.r Carh...-
49,, p-,,, -. r,,,,.. &c; -, ,I., t. 80
ana Nst'hS 'zi.Hi'S ere peSi''H!hE :"
tti.ll Nelson Vii rruov" Britt Of his
,,,,,..l
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- IL 'i i!S' '~'''i'.>' -N.-''''- N''' - '-i
II" snort end IL. expects Jhis aHt would
no. he happ,- miles. he vent ir;o the
arena with =. ,.r..... ,...3 ,s-,ins. him EaI-
son .r.,aI,,.s l.tf.r;- heavily on himself. aS
lie i'& wh,n lie faugh. Curbefj.
INTEREST i KEEN
Interest II the battle i rcnlE ri;a BY kAan
NiaL.g.,r t.nrrnth ,~t;.sng:s. q t..ul1
t,,,,,.. ~, - 49,. s,,, .f
lars" Gt:nsni for scat. The cont"s; Will
conc "ft IN Mechanics Pavilion.
KNIT mas beer over WORKING hiHs"-f q :
,.'' ,'s,.L ''t a. II" is tthinLns at IL" S-aI
tS''h fioiit- :! pa = made faino'iE by Tom
,is.r "' ana o''-''7 VINO 'f';f'@t 'A"'e f"'
- ~. -,- -
~ !. Nork '&'A HGy consisted "i t2n
!'t'.'a ~ FNau running '".i"re noon 4 utt4e
zap ~ .et Inicnton ana then Two hours
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
GAMES AT spoRrsMA>'S PARK.
Rnwlinx<c. and LcarocL< viii Rattle
To-Day for I~cadcr.hip in Football.

Thc Comets and Spcrtsmen and tho Lea
cocks and Rawlingses will oppose each
Other in to-day's douhle-header ~ Sports
mans Park. The Rawlinsses ana Lea
Cocks are tied for first place. and the win
ner OF to-oay's game will be out l.! the
lead
The trouble that occurred in the ranks
OF the Sportsmen's el"ven last Sunday will
not affect the lineup to-day. All VI the
Old players with the exception ~ -ir,;lc-
gan. will he in the lineup.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
ELECTRIFIEs HIS SPECTATORS.
Japanese Professor at Harvard Gives
Wrestling Demonstration.

I. s-f'I 0L.iV SFEI-IAI.
Carnr=idgs. Mass. Dee 15.-one O. -.
most successful gymHastic exhibitions 1t.
IIarva-d's history was held II The Iemsr-
way- Gymnasium last night. From tho
showing. Of the contestants tho team Will
BE- selected which will represent HARVARD
fo- the first tine ia the intercollegiate
9 :,lrasti, ro1tss; IT Princeton this win
tor
os Jiu-JitStI wrestling Ey Professor
Yamushita and a. student. Boxing. wr.s-
titus. tUrIhl!ns and fencing also coz
trirutsG 20 the y-"CrsU1.e.
Professor TsmuSritss. vhn has ,akco tho
sixth degree IN the art has a large class
OF Harvard students ant he electrified
the SPECTATORS by <orls OF his dirius feats,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
PROTEST AGAINST RACING DATES.
Union Jockey Club Not Invited 10
ChicaE GO Confcrcucc.

Chicago. Dec. l7.-Turfnen who are dis
satisfied with the dates offered hy the
Western Jockey Club held = meeting here
to-day. In Il preliminary discussion there
was much talk Of = petition tu tho West
ern Jockey Club for redistribution Of
dates.
steps toward the organization Or a rival
body to control racing in the West NAV he
taken in event of the proposed petition he
ing ignored nv IN" governing ORGANIZATION
No invitation II trSnspired. was sent 10
Louis owing 20 that track being regarded
as an OUTLAY course.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

T;Fpl Gr.I.. S..Es-IAI..
~, Orleans. H.. Dee. IT, Hart Dem
ha.n t"-a.y sci h.s gam" little marc,
fnr1c-aI1s;l. q, harder ;ask Ian ir vas il
horse'essh 10 accomplish. AID she failed
i.raiod with rs pounds. through heavy.
holirG mad, saa was asked 70 beat goo.
ho--,s 20 W hi~h size was .n2crs..u; 81
sarfr %, weight and I-Iu =. rur:tr ~ = mile
end a qi.ar,er. 3Sr.- sjryv. desperately and
al her best. hG, N" =io-v o. winning the
'rcsv"ut 'ltv Ha".i III under 'o-day's
Conditions ya1-s d.Eial Lev
4 hi@ Iercaut;.ce of ;ae TON in at
Tendance seemed % think she would b"
able 10 accomplish Tie task 80, Tor her,
.Gi rrladc her betting :svo~ite. That there
Ea-s doubt Of h"r ability. however, was
proven by il" fac. that. after the opening
Al to = she re,r>l.d ~ = u :. The
horse best pl2y"I 20 be-; he- was lin
revis's mare. Lursiig! ~. nl WIN but gS
bounds The track .;l,t.-i - down to TIE
S.r'i:ld. aui she vas 7lwav- IN evidence.
Garn!sh. play-I j, 4y.ly y IN. Extern
ct0Wd. rushed {" ihr C-put a. s8Jl ~ the
ming ioT u frgli mile ami a s--lorg. TIIra-
.Ehter trailing -."ne: IL second place. IN
q" stretch. however. -" ::.ijei.i and t,-
gan TO sNorE" -i- .'ver the track. and
i.rral!chtsr took he hi' n hcr f"e-1 \ and
c2fne on ar}d Nun ~ -h~-s lef z h. with
little Stiil@ rolling a. .-rvuac fa t-a sad
iIt'- G-TTlal managed 10 bod on rG ttls
place. though Aladdin WIS closing FAST aa.
.A 4 Htue NOR" Vc4' ! Id. h, acAi hr-,
WhG" Sp"nceIf1n i,e lei in fourth yl
It l"ag1b behind Ali...--
TELESCOPE WINS AGAIN
T~!escnps. tn crack s7s-int.r had his
work CUT ont f2f him to beat John
Schorr'S good mui rUpner vanness. m
r--Ff1 viii, -E-sr..-....- ..,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
,rcGINLE. SERrol III.
Cardinals New England Toirirr Su:-
rerinC From Appendicitis. at the
Hale Hospital.

RErU BT.IC SPECIAL
Boston Mass. Dee l7.-Jam.s Neon.
ley. pitcher Of the 81. Louis Nationals.
probably will not be able ia pitch {. all
next season He WAS attacked ny ap-
pendictis yesterday at his home .st South
Grove and. suburb Of EavarhiiI. and
after = consultation 81 his physicians II
was deemed best to nave an operation a.
Cnye.
lie was TAX al - ,he Hale Hospital in
Haverhill. where the opera don was rlsr-
formed this afternoon. He rallied. nut his
physicians saw II Is hardly probable he Will
be able 10 play reJr season
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
WALSH TO CAPTAIN ST. M.R,,s.
F.. G. QuigIeS Will CnaCh the Team
Through tine Next season.

ST. Mary's. Kas.. Dec. 1.-At the annual
banquet and gridiron bonfire held hero last
night the eleven Of St Narv's. Kas.
elected 7. J. Walsh. last years end. 10
captain the team o. 'C5 During the ban
quet. T. g Quisiev announced. amid
rrucn arplause. that hc had contracted to
coach next years eleven.
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New York. Dec. 17.-PrcsGent Pulilar7 or the
National Baseball I4eaEu. arnounces the fol-
lowing contracts Toy next year: New York
Sl-l'uni y. NeTteS and tIerre" Browne. On
ci1na5i-Josarh r Keliev Frank g. fiahr "
y kellum. J: J. Ninlhaa. Be-- Farrell Henry
:, bcitz, Charles r. Street. Sille- J. HuSxins.
Fred W. pd%eli. Al II. BirdwrlI. II Rnlzn.
t1,sfies ". Harper. Thomas ". Walker
Charles ". -6hech. Arthur Ho-I.kettcr. lanes
l'ecnsy. George II. Schlei. - d. Biankenshir
Iisrr9 S;eInteldt. J. p Seymour, Js.nes n
s>hf1ng ard T. ". Co-coral- 4
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billiards n: the VI. \. {.

T. J. Wright bad little trouble in beating
George Z Watts in the ilr.ae-CuShion t0urFa
ruent game at the II. \. {. last night. Wright
completed his string of ~ points while watts
vas clearing up - taliics. Wright averaged -
while Watts finished with an average OF -.
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sale of Japuncse Art Goods.

MERMoD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway. cntnor Lccust street.
OPP. F--aia1s Till 2:S3
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. A NTMN-I -I"r'liSilfcr Won The Stake
ID Ag ii ENsT Event From Good Field
at New Orleans.