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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05


witnesses, including teachers and students IIs
were + examined. 1.-THE hearing continuing two
days. z Hon j. c.5sWysor. Of Pulaski. was 70.
counsel for Lucas ana Juags Seius 10 stntc
goBarl OF Education. and VIII pc deter7nltllteh
early this month: 3. y, 3 =, q. \,
relatives at Radfo,i and snowville, returned Ia,.
TO his home A nTexarkana, Texas. " ednesday.
RevaI W. Irwin pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church. is Spending ~ s
W, MI. +. 3. Gravatt went 70 tho Memorial
ospta niahm9niG sunday 70 Ne
celye ID ,Thursdny stating that tho operation
Ward q Tazewel returned m tr h9s
cinderella in T'lowerland, was siy on Ct a The
evening ING sSns pve
some. Miss bertha t;olaerg ok the l. part 4,
Gndsrna ad woTa thry IL Tie
caste. The house was Sfull and the enter.
1tninment which WAS given for the benefit OF
MAS yue prom proiloneed ono Of the best things ever
seen at the Opera House. s I X ~
on the evening previous. 'Fr naa1 M -
Mother-in- law was given by tho school, inc n,
and Guy Landrunl, others prominent = !. the
farce being Walter R n suia Howa
Mr. Mrs. Ilill, elocutlon teacher at Bell Heth.
ana the other teachers who trained the chill
dren, deserve much credit. s9 b
home with Ia grippe for the past week.
Conductor e. ~. FlnE.5,who was injured IN N
Il wreck ut Isgleston three weeks 3d. 70 aple
Miss Angela Tinslcy returned hons Tues
day from q delightful th.earmonth his visit 10
friends IN panyille, Boyden, ana ftalnpden-
Master Eugene Grayson celebrated his fourth
birthday Wednesday by n party given from
Tho time WAS envened by music and games,
AMI refreshments consisting OF Ices and sweets
We're served, Seventeen Of his little friends
Dr.. joseph southal and Mrs. =, r, Brent,
az Rlehnond. were quests OF ex- Governor and
Mrs Tyler Saturday night, h3jt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
THE WEEK IN STA UNION,

sat tic pinch bow and at six O'clock dainty
subtet was !, served "a Those present were
W. ballard, L. II. Crates, John Parrot, q. r:
Chandler, !. N. Amber, NJ 9. Afcclung, and
M e.. nobtsoh. IA n fs3sS Il 4 NJ
h hIias I;ugenia Grimm entertained a large
number OF friends last Friday evening. III rEr
iusuul .cliartnE manner. Progressive llea rts
was played and the PRICES gWeer won by MI ss
sadie HoWles aid Mr.. WI liam liarthaii.
st Mr.. John Crowle. OF gtauntot. spent several
days In town this week OF, business, III.
u Miss Barbara Shields,x OF ytatnton, who has
been visiting Miss Katie Bird returned homo
,Wednesdhy. Az E'is y 4. Il ~ IA . ,.E
Miss Atle Henderson,, OF Blacksburg q vls.
on Main street w 4 ~. Il! n, M W VI
Miss Bessie Totnpklns left last week f *
3NoWn,hrkc and VIII spend some time WIN
Her sister Mrs. Cln,id Hoover. Ak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
SALEM SOCIAL.

fspecal to The TImes-D spatch.)
was given Monday night by tho Pringle COM
M ny, under tho auspices OF the Ladies' Auxll-
liiry of St. Joints Episcopal Church, 1t was
inIle OF the best musical entertainments ever
given In Salem, and there was a large and
appreciate audience present. III
Mrs Frank Chalmers entertained the Ladies'
Whist Club Friday evening at her home on
Union Street, Miss Sadie Bowles presided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
OLD POINT COMFORT.

coed, Mr. 3; b. Tennant,as Of Richmond; Vas
and Oat Lands, this county, resigned. sIE
q Judge William e. I.pscomb. of Manassas
has been appointed deputy clerk OF THE Cir
cult Court OF Prince William county: ~,
I eysN.5.H K.G Pendleton.f of rietta,E Ohio,'
formerly OF Fairfax, Courthouse, has accepted
Il call to the Zion F Protestant 3Ef Eplscopa4'
Church, a & yyythevle. "a fE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
w ery lNewest Spring Silks

New arrivals coming thick and fast Here some
we've Just received There OF others equally
as fine now awaiting you. Ask to see then
Persian Effects silks in the fashionable shadings
Of brown blue green stylish for shirt
waists and suits nv. a. .A. 83c
Crepe de Chimes small pin dots in light brown navy,
,,ght blue pink. gray hite and black . ..
Fancy Silks striped, checked and in neat Figures
very waists and dresses. We have
variety Of these and all customers get sci econ
from them 5 III 81. 81. d. &. dec
Taffetas, in plain and Illuminated, in a large assor
ment Of colorings, at 58cs
terms also largest designs ii choice select COLI
NJ orings .. .$. .. Be
Black Taffetas, SO inches wide, with beautifu lnstre
q these are specially good Values 81 20 so
Black Peau de Sole, SO inches wide, with the fmodeyt
listre these the goods sas
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
No S.Ines played.


Victor Willis started OF like a winner
t.ruay. hut his drops were discovered 10y
III. Cardinals in the third inning and the
elongated finger lost heart. Buster
Brown should h. credited wish n shUtout.
none OF the visitors runs wer. earned.
Errors bv Shay. with two out. were re,
a muf Of pa Groffs throw from right al
lowed Fraser. who held forth In Ten
ney's place. to taliey Tin. opening run
owing I. tn" Immense crowd. The
ground rules We're IN force. and Ise GESn
and connsil won triples by yirtu. OF the
asieencnt. Tn. day was IDEAL for base
hall. but the crowds swel'.red in the heat
during the early afternoon.
ccnneil and Abby did good service in
fE. lot for the visitors.
i:os;On opened with Il run. With Abbey
gone. Fraser walked. and on Doigns
singh" To right h. took third. De ssrum
threw we'll hut ''Hu!i." missed and Ten
81 Louis took the lcad in The fourth
after Willis had refused lift FOR three
innings Shay doubled To left. took third
On Shannor's safe hunt and scored on
E.ckl.y's rap 'o right. While Willis threw
;o catch III. ''Sage' asleep Spike" stol.
.oins.
Boston score! In the seventh. With two
down Willis Was safe on Shay's error.
Hits hy Abbey and Fraser scored tho big
ainrrr.
r1s,on lie! 'he score IN the eighth with
'wn out Snsy ::mbi.i Wob.r;nns rap
aI.i Harry Tailed Oh conr.l!'s ir.p!.
81 Louis clincha<i tn. encounter in their
out place! Homer. and Jak. on third and
second. from where they sco:.d ON
Gfaiy's rap 20 center
Tie sC,r..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
PIL GRIMS AGAIN DEFEAT
ST. LOUIS At FOOTBALL
Outcass ed the Unframed and Green Rep
resentatives Worlds Fair City and Won by the One
Score OF 6

Enziand's Association football team. the
Pilgrims. defeated the St Louis eleven :
goals to o. at League Park YESTERDAY: IL
Was the second and last game played mere
they did upon the previous day. by play
ing infinitely superior all-round football
The ST. Louis club Gid much better than
On Saturday While the team did rot
score a goal or even come close 10 II. and
while they were OutclaSsed In every way:
they played good. strong football. t.isc
hard and pIf Up a thoroughly cfeditatIe
game.
This much may be said 0! the 81. Louis
men: They cannot beat the Pilgrims as a
rule but with practice II would give them
a very hard and close game ne !oco
club has not had any work In games.
Hence the men were green. did not know
zach other were not familiar with each
other. the distances. or the ban, ana were
in every way unit to play football :,
The story o! the game needs little tell
ing. IL is sufficient 10 say that In. f.h-
gi;sh team had !; all its own way. ihe
local men secured but one or two shots 81
good one, but easily stopped bv Sir Charles
Kirkpatrick. who Was keeping goal for
tn. visitors. There was no combination
whatever among the forwards
played good football. especially Fianega.i.
who really displayed form tna: was fully
", 10 that Of any of the visitorS halr"s.
bar Barnsda.e. who is. star. Mckeo"
lacks speed of foot, bug piassd r n..wsf h1; AZ
shcis in goal. The forwards Were. utterly
.t sea, all - them being equally ba6-
They had no system and no control OF tn.
hall They were nervous. When ths.y sri
have a chanc. 10 score. they usIaH
spoiled II by shooting from 10" great u
distance. instead of working close IN. AZ
,he Br.,ons did. T" p" sur. the local msi, ,.,,
.n Milne. an! Waimesl.y. and are not TIRE
forwards m. Eng!:shmen are
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
HEMMETER BiAMES HARD
ROADS FOR HIS DEFEAT.
JOe UeUter Forces Hin 10 Oust Aftee
Roasssg Fifaeen Nilrs IN Mar-
0uhOa Race.

Frank Hemmeter of ST. Louis. who COM
p.ted In the Marathon race at Chicago
saturday. returned To 81. Louis Yesterday
ana blamed the hard roads for his poor
showing. Hcmrieter was accompanied by
Joe Reuter-. who handled him in th. race
Reuter- Compelled his pro;ese TO Gui; after
he had run about fifteen miles.
In speaking Ot the race Reuter- said:
Hem:;.et"r ran n good race for the first
Ten miles and kept UP we'll The course
is AL ideal one as to .eveln. 50 and shade.
but the ground is Just like a marble iioOr
fensmeter had trained On dir; roads and
had been used To getting some vibration
III his stride. He did not set this in the
race and his stride was soon chopped. and
he began tirinS.
After fiffeeE miles the ChicaeO men
and those who had trained on the In nd
road began pulling away H.nmCfep
wanted TO continue. but I saw that II
would be useless and told him 20 s,cp.
ne seven mef: who finished out of four
teen starters were on the track ut the
same time ~
Louis Marks OF New York, who had
taken the lead at TN. start and slr.v
away from the bunch. WAS th,. firSe fo
reach Washington Park. He had encirc,ed
hausted. Had he been abIs to run two
more laps "f the track he wouId have
won the raCS with ease The local
Marathon course from Freeburg through
Bclleville and East ST. Louis 1l,houch
slightly hiiiy and soft. is much better than
race. AMI had he trained on hard roads
the 'front.'" "
Reuter- says that Louis IIambrakis. the
Greek. who formerly lived here, and Y1n
IN the NJ 4; a. Niarat th"n. made :. good
1.,rnbrakis and Hemmeter we're running
third and fourth
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
AMERICANS MUST LEARN
ASSOCIATION FROM ENGLISH

The vis!- az the English football team
- 81 L1uis will DO a world of good fof
association: football II has taue nj Us 'iiIt
we first of all. mn;iEishe! IN m. ar.
az controlling the bali. American players
cannot keep the ball at their toes a. IN"
E.ngli-hIn.n do. This AIT can be accom-
piisted only 10y long and early training;
TO become exIert In IL III" player aust
hrriu when :: child ia knick.rtocksrs:
Americans know nothing OF the thousand
l.,ts ten,s and aGips 9f foot; Sich 81 knss: w.:
fnelishn!.n employ with such Eject
wr0iwat.s marvellous lodging Is don.
.f course. with perfect control .! the i,a!l:
The Eng!iShm-n fe:nt Ek. acco'nliished
boxers or f.Ilcsrs. Their f.!nt nisi.ais
opposing rscklers. sends them one way.
wh.i- OF goes Mr iiuIl the other.
Americans charge wildly and without re-
gard 10 :lmein.ss The HriforS time
their :harg. ~ as To reach the ball. which
* In possession of an opponent. at mo-
men. when II "a not In his Possession. II
~. bull may n. permitted That IS. they
s..ies. instan, when fh. ball IL not IN
pcnents Very often ~. ErciishM.'i pre-
scented a state of mastery inactivity which
surprised spectators. TheS wer" only
waiting 70. the psychological moment III
charge
In playing high balls with the head. etc.
Tn. PYitoTS Us. fs:nts "a great a3van'-
age. They -ni'lead opponents "a - their
location. and Intentions. and. at tn. right
moment. make theft play.
Their tt-'ing NJ IN. ball. Nnothsring ard
general f""rworis compares with that NJ
she Americans As far as the finished ,sis
s.ul Of 'h. ballet dancer compares with
IKE playful antics of COW. To again Use
Hihernicis.n. they play finger billiards
with u foo-har
All This comes from long. early and
sIl'Gert practice English boys aIsra
borfs towing with their footballs Just .s
American billiard players spend their
hours rfartIr!nc draws. masses, carU;;is
ara safety plays. or as the baseball
players spend tim. learning 10 curve. con-
irul. pick-up catch an! throw a baseball.
When Americans learn all these things
from the english :h.y Will beat them at
football Th.r" Is NOR. dash. mote DO
termination. move resource, more central
:z"f in'"liiG"nc" % attack aTro-g Amer
Jeans Than rher. Is among ElC'iSt;nerl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

What. however, Is the uee Of e.ringing II
GU, 10 interminabie lengths when Il may
all be told in seven words-'St. Louis was
outcIassed by the Englishmen"?
A tremendous crowd saw the game
Every seat in the stand vas filled. Ihe
stands are said TO seat N.Sc. Fully S.NS
spectators stood up on the grounds and
stands Mr.. Stanley Robson. who has
been seeing great baseball crowds said II
WAS the largest aSeMblage he had ever
Seen.
For the Bri,ons. walmseley and Mines
played a great game. They did not make
a single mistake on defense. Earnsdale
was also wonderful. but not as prominent
a. On the previous day Wootwar1 gave
some marvellous exhibitions Of drtbbiing.
iodging and shooting. One OF his goals
scored with the head OF c0rne: Kick
wa1 a revelation Of shilIful playing.
E.aine ard Bryning. the stars 'outs.ce
wings o! the day previous. did not Work
up the form OF the arst match. Coop!and
displayed fire form inside Of BYyning. bIt
Fletcher did not come Up to the averixe
ofAhis team. Sir Charles kirkpatrick is
NOT a gOaikeeper. but he handled what few
shots came his way in splendid fashion
McSwe-ny refereed a perfect game cap
Tain Nilnes Of the visitors said that be
was quite equal 10 the best English ref-
eresS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
DIES MONIES WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Western League season CD~se-ss.
Joseph ~ R0stous of CODonn.

The Western League baseball season
CIcstd YESTERDAY with two games each at
championship went TO the bes Moines
club. which has had a safe lead for two
months " w"
The principal interest for six weeks b,.
been in The race for second place. in which
omaha. Denver and Sioux CITY have been
the competitors. Denver won second place
Omaha secured third and Sioux CITY MAS
fourth. all of them well aboy. m. -,
mark. while Pueblo and St Joseph .lurnr.d
badly. st: Joseph finished AT ,h. hntt5m.
a hunGrah points low Pueblo. Al leas.
two nf the clubs have rnati.. xoor fin,nriai
showings. \ meeting Of tn, club owners
viii be held In a short time TO settle N,
AFFAIRS and discuss the makeup Of next
years league N>
The scores YESTERDAY.
a. Dos Mnin"<-penv-- s-I: res S!n,r.s s3s
~ SIOUX ci.y-St1rN 'Ttv -. Pueblo IA
At csnaha-O.nnha IS. -. Joseph 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

C-!cs.a s.g:- l-Tss ircals ~un 'h- st'--'
s.ra xht ra-n. .roru ~ csanl:i1-s :1-1ss ~
.--i-r -. SRA. s' :hs blIsiasss aias rms
.crrtax q t~r yA.>ss 'so reals Hnt a uil1
:itrA ,as-.. hAL. -h--~ .!-E-s ant tE-.~
scot!es S-5rai,J rs-i-.% ~ .sy1: e. tras-
se..- s~-sz rvn- hAs ben u.ads - Slfn
10 !r--se t-s;iir- E-zslt~ 's!rfst q. ts- Sci
.u-f-s -h- s-eos6 ;rnias I.- ersrf 81 onee
--T..-f GO :h-.- ci-hs y 7Eri-sly h@'0c- -h-
ss--- --.i1 ?. -~s.iIs. E>-14s.i- -rs-sne4 rs
r--s 49, as.u. eve -,inu'~s a.fscd4ace ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
OAKLAND HARNESS MEET TO-DAY


Cincinnati. Sept. 9Th" Grand Circuit.
rae" meeting fsgins "a oakley Park her,
'n-morro~. and continues until Saturday
next
T'h. House Review Futurity for and :
year old t-ottsrs. purse Slo0s,. will b.. the
feature event Of the carl to-,norrow
The Ohio stakes for 290N froti.rs purse
$lo..',. will 10 I'll. attraction on Tuesday
Over Ss's" will b: distributed tn purses
during ;h. .s;A days racing
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

There IL no game At League Park this after
nom The pi!l'!.s arrive IN Missouri this even
ins from Pi,tsnurG ana open with the natives $
the Giants. Huehey will hardly get ny any
further H. the race with the CARDINALS goinr at
their present clip Taylor vas never IN h..'ter
c'ndis;vn ana any club which beats the ';cn-
sIal' from nov on will earn their victory.
''Euss~' n" G-cH made q fine ,mpres-
son YESTERDAY. His throw from The gar,~n
~as beauty. Hc Gd god work at las
AMI under CAPABLE MANAGE wh" Is able To
teach The vounester how IN swing HIS willow
the 'rtif.'' should maze god 1.th TIE natives
H:s work Is a. Rssld that az any % the
youngsters who have shown thus far.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
BF:I.l.EvIlLE BEATS XIAGARAs.
S0hUPb0a ylne Defeats I-Urals - EX-
tPa.U0US0R l,~o0ese.

The RnllsvilIe club won q close game
over the Siagaras yesterday. the ront.s,
going into an extra inning. Eeicer AMI
Meier warr effective AN! kept the hit =
well scattered. TIE hating OF C'ramer and
y He!!eviiie w.r. features of che game.
Both pitchers We're !nvincible with men
score by innings:
Hell@v'Na .-.........1 o Ia
Siscaras ..-..-.-.-...i /" o o . g:
Ba;'er:.~-H.!isyiiI". BIGGER and WalgA: Niss-
eras. Meier AMI Kern frnyirss-koss an: ".
b~l.~!l!e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

!; 'osrk fsA hes; playing she White S>Als are
"a, shi" 8. 90 defeat The Hen Miller. yss;sr'Ay
Knlas-'s team scn IN 'he nia;h inning. Allied
srt fs,y,i.s were touched I'd lively s?ir.nR IN.
sdns and th- I,op- fielding ts&cS a. the Fingers
l,tT- a s1ssf number Of runn~-s az the has
Kan. anf '"nn.ry o. som. timely hitting sor
ie-s. Manager ETlsxs ha~ arranged for =
ssr-!e8 q game With 'Es rirk of the Trolley
i-agI~ md several Other s'rns teams The
Sar.- viii ,. risy..! before the Sa~on ents TO
de"it. IN. arIa-sur rhs-nSIonship % 81 Is,t.is
ari vicinity. The scOTs
fsn Milisr.. ...... ...-..-.. .-S
Ta:-.r.S-S"ais. EozI;s. AMI Cl!~n~f Mi!Iers
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
Cincinnati 80, prookly, 81.

Cincinnati. sept .s.-,'tnCinnafi tried ois i've
new men in tc-day's double header and all
ca,. gns-. accounts % themselves In the frs:
KAN" seymour scored two home runs. Earry
scoring ahead ~ Rim each occasion. Johns
and E,--srier. ~ft-han.isrS. pitt~d AGAINST
each other in the s-cond game the Cincinnati.
man giving The better performance. Attendance.
r.. iss.. Scores.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
FIRST GAME.

Earn"d rune-'irc!nnaN =. ErookIyn . W.
has. Ei.s-Street !: Mcintyre ]. SicEl- 7. Batch
J. Thr.e-bas.- hits-Earry l. Home riinS-Ssy
n,our :. stolen tas.s-Hinchnan J. Double plays
--s'orcoran. HuIEins and Barry I. HuIgins and
Barry ]. LNis and Gsssl-r ]. Bases On balls
II: vcwinli~ !. on Eas.sn ). sacrifice hits
S,egi. ]. Eason !, vcwinkle J. Struck out-Hy
fason - Time-tne hour and forty five min
Utes. Cmpires-O'Day and Jchnssone-
GEssBND GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

" I. Eir sr1 San P~rs~ viii ross. 4, the
F--s-sr. f<-- s1g--Ar~af rl.trh y. .he Pr. "a
pag to-.iGs- kSy 10 hro.re. - Frank PSy
,hs .v.--t sal ~ pisvrg fac. Gar.r P~,..3
"a. ,-~- .lssfnx f. bai iscs. tgf expects %
strike lts stride sG.R.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
RssssasssssG Wiseessss Lesg0s.


f,soo.z..s:oe- III. s~s: - -Prssiis.. J 7
mr. an~.rss'n cA~e.. sas co1 n,s,c>s ne
sors q recsxsn .za:so.. es-iy f.r r>s' s,saon
:.o-sh, sisg.h,e. ass: Siii nv 90 srcase sn
.sss--~szs circai; :naread - s.a- He SgDpos-s
:h~ rsf;ss f ho-a.1r1- rr~evo-f. JasasSsiis
f~ios, Elsfn. A1rora- cf:a:oa. Ia IA sAsls.
Jois<s axt rrsSzs He Vii can . RssisG
Circuit
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

Esrr.-i r.ns-St. Louis :. f-,etor T~1-has~
s!-,-Say ! Ahfa-tlccr.o :. Thr~s-hs-- h.-s--
-. G-.- I, Csrn-i: Sacrifice h'>- f'rss.r /
I-..ha--y ! r-pi.hs p!ays-I- ss-p~ 20 Grady :
~r.-a8n . Say ! >t0i-u h@-~s-.i!edy J
-haaror MsB.li. t,sses ~ na!.-pS
Fs-.- - Mil. strlss r.--tv Is-oVn =.
hy WIN. Ist- cn tsss--Sf Louis .. Sns.o1
7 ra@-u-s hoSr ar! t.ir-S -toEr .nins'-e
-.,fr~-ki.-r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
cincinnati.
sEA;t.,i for Doearher in niash.
ns,nna,' ErSahiyn ...:.."..::...e .::....e III

Earned rui,s-'1ncinnati J. Brooklyn T. Two
has hits-Mowery !. Mcintyre !. C"rcoran J.
Gsssicr I. Three-base hifs-Ilrchman I. Home
rins-Ratch I. Stolen bases-Seymour !. Hum
mel J. Double plays-Ei,ter to Lewis !. Harry.
corc.rnn TO karry l.; Bas,s on hai.s.or Johns
= or Do-s-her .. Sacrifice hi's-Sh-ckard !.
Cor-"ran :. Malay !. Johns T. Struck out-By
JOHNS 8. ty 3c..-h.r Z. TinIe--Two hours. I'M
plreS--yohnstoce and ODay
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

s!z.->s 90 Al3ss I, .ss cf1ss-
Ct-1H. r.----.----------e ~.
fEIc.-.3 N-<s.e.sy e soSs ssd .hi-!
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Nso-hA.~ n.-.-&ss;te l. rnhsY ! Ey~sO !;
fzovs> I. N~-tss 4 CAssy seniss No.
wcssr. rinses nd caaSos & eRrek Ss-ey.
Wt6n6 6 . 0e0onn1v Z - 49, 1o1nsS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

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"a. --<-sf-s, cS .ee f&l n .1is-,.s. s-t vhs:
a et-.c.~s = - co. nS - 10. Sscr~Ez.
90 = cs~-es T2~.tay q: f-s.s. Ts- i.s- -
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
Providence Wis. CA.~,,.,.n,.

frpvfSenccs p !. sept. -t-The Vr.vil.ar.
baseball team TO-DAY won t.. Championship of
'te Eastern League ty defeating Rochester I,
q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
81 PER WEEK FOR TREATMENT.
Or. BoNANNA An

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8. Ns-ass ss---- - .-~zts. Ms -. - ssy
ss.r->> asv = 80 - lrfxsss SE-sss- ghsE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

~. Giobc> vtr. defeated Yesterday n Z'r,-
srs--nsr's PAX ~ -hs WassinrTg- A'h!-eic
'Tuh ~ a sc1r. o: Al Miller r!rchef
sod GsTn-. allowing .hs GLOBES o.iy two
hl'- an: -;rIrs vi. thirteen
sore ty innings:
T.ios~s ...-..-...-......-.a -
Washington A C'..--..--' o e-s
Bar---.ss-',,1ts-. -sibo- sni wia..ime-ev
wsshirE'on A g. Miller ssi Heinnssr. I'm
sffe-E.y.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

balls -T'r.snahs,n = Bases on Ea:'--OH wi-ker
:. oH Mct:innisy I. cY sr.ss I. Will pitches
An.-s ftit with hali-fty Am-, SlaSle Time
Two hours ana thirty minutes. Cmpire-
f.nSl:<
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sssstsf fSS sss..IsS
VISITORS At ~. a. e.
The English football players VIII
be entertained at a banquet tonight
at the Missouri Athletic Club by
business Eien Of st. Louis.
Speeches will be- made by several
Of the visitors. among them Sir
Charles kirkpatrick.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

Harry Kane. r.'Sh;rS Won an ssri.i,sr game
e Al,G. !-um .h- Gf-a-d. III tar At Ai.os.
rs--sr,sy- Tf~ s-1ys sss . . I. Ean~ allowed
or..y ,hr-- h:.s art 20 g '-e ri:.n inning hal
-. al'u~ss runner - react -s-crf h1se In
.S!s :>-tJsf ~. Al: lc1-s h>i:izx al.ov.t SSt-
rsr. - sy-> ~ caly run.
sscr- ~ irrt-gs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

S~DesDoO C10O Vs- Wa1s0s.
n Sse.~a CAB s.aG U1si psAy ;As wa,sAaa
- Vs6nlu aS191seD - lnGnaz1o 1as2
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25
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ys-.aGrs- srt Gil
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

Sl-r~saz =. LruSs center la. Dis
rsAysS form sStcs s-;sti~< as- 70 -s-h
as ta. s>,saI % ti,~ t--sc British sa,. sacks
H et..sar~ N.:-An a-d Sss-vy a.. uss
.ox far .-o=s .s~ ~ac-ii>.c- % Rar-.iAte
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

.>s.eA.- h-1es - Deadly s=-- ksck a-6
,s-Sit He csnl.e -.~ ball ecces sEy p-oes-
,tor- ws,aN~y - almost - s-.-~ ana .
ss-..-R-. kt-Arr t... Sc-s -si OrsE 20 y.s-
>~~s :s> saHs~ Aeti:,y 20 sacks.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

=, - ess,s evsAers that yosf feAa has
fef SAe Sn0es a6A2Gs - ona3 ~ 0Axseo
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

The English football team saw the hasc-
han game from Nj Rc.'scn's box. They
v":- much interested In III. curve hall.
SW"rT@. ~" BrIto,- i.noTn:natsd -. They
s.ly that one oc two .riCk", cowl.rs no
;.hly IIirSr - Yorkshire has a spery. TO
EiS delivery. tU: only While the ball -
new ard the sans rough.