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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
EGhnS TO BATTLE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Chandler and His Cousin Walter
Put All Others Out Of TOnrna-
ment, Playing Semifinals in q
Driving RainstOrm.

Chicago. July E.-F1nsis In the Western
golf championship will be decided to-rlor-
row over thirty six holes at the Glen View
Chandler Egzn. and his cousin. Walter +.
Egan: for the third time In tho history os
the big tourney.
tests" following a cloudburs, ,ha, coz.
ere0 one-half the course with water ana
mado tho remainder a test OF wad!nS as
=, the :ss~ os,
they were peerless golfers In all sorts ~
conditions: Chandler PLAYED the frs; ::in.
is,., holes twice % in the aft.rnoSn p1,;." s.",,,
soaked tees rke real champion. dis
posing Of r b. Martin. the Jackson Park
boy; up. to play.
$. DE Moss OF Tuscumbia. Green Lake.
In the third round Martin disposed Of
Walter Fairbanks Of Denver. ur: while
Chandler Egan had tight match with
r. ID. Rokur' Jr. Of IN. Home club. win
ming up. I 20 play.
DE MOSS 4 SURPRISE.
The distinct surprise Of the tourney vas
after Phelps had had q lead OF four holes
and was dOrmie two. Phelps. By careless
eighteenth holes and halving the nine-
teenth. lost the twentieth by the poorest
kind Of a mashie pitch.
IA OIOef ~ 9et IutO SIlS 8SUSiundtS W
ter Egan had 10 beat Ned Sawyer OF
Wheaton. and the latter gave him the
hardest kind Of q night. sQuaring the mat
ter. at the sixteenth. losing the kever-
f-.nth. and having the home hole. giving
Walter a victory by up.
Roth Egans were caught IN violent
rains;orm after starting the play in tn.
s.mif,nais. Walter stopping play with he
Moss at the thi:d hO!.. all even. while
chandler and Martin quit HI the nth hole:
also all even. but unable 10 the bal!
OF account of th.. sheets OF rain. or t.
play a ball for the want of - dry spot ~
te. IL. The fair green was soaked and
"a. putting greens were miniature lakes.
President Alan !. Reid Of the WestsH
Golf Association ordered the contestants
20 remain in readiness until the Storm
ceased and. sweeping the are.ns with
brOcnx. he gave the word 10 r"s'''sc play
after delay o! m hour.
As In the national championship OF 49,.
when . similar inundation visited the
course the first nine holes on!y w-r.
piaved Both Egans gradually were Gown
their rivals bv superior work ia 'h" h"av:
going.
The two Egans have figure! before I'm
the finals fO- ih.. Western championship.
In i9s.. a. Wheaton. Chandler won from
Walter ~ she tEirtv-seventh fol. In the
finals Tn. following year at Cleveland.
Walter detected his cousin AT the ;ii-':-
seventh noi.. for the Western champion
shin Last year Chandler ESan defeated
Nod Sawyer Cor the Western champion
ship
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
EDISON HAS BATTERY
FOR AUTOMOBILES
Inventor Declares That He Has
Solved the Problem Of Provid-
ing Cheap and Serviceable Elec-
tic Traction for Vehicles.
E-pT'.i.rT SPECIAL.

Gc' J'si.tT SPECIAL
New York JUiv @--Thonlas \. Ediepn.
at the Hotel Walton. Phil: delphia. to.oay
unnuaiificd.y declared that he had solved
The problem Of providing chap and SefS-
;oeatIc electric traction for vehicles.
by October n:y light battery VIII oe
ready for the market and We VIII %
ready e, .aui. automobiles OF all cescr1p-
t:ons'' .@ said TO reach definite con-
c!usion %. It's possibilities. / m, n:,nu:actured
.l..G cells and "quipYed about lSo con-
--evarcas of aii descriptions Ia WASH
.actcn ~ attached til. batteries 10 sev-
sr.,i express delivery wagons. and after
many months 'hc COS: OF operation has
bean FOUND Z. toe ., per cent OF that OF
horses
9Th. batteries manufactured varied IN
types so taac I might obtain the In ppy
aycrac: / wished 80 strike. and / am pre-
pared - !lak" Iii. unqualified statement
IL. ;is. Stnrap.-tar:--y problem.
TO reach the goal for which 7 aimed
ard kseI, down tir. cos; TO a trifirg por-
;ion of what present batteries COS; to keep
:,Ii.n determined upon the simple COM
hina,ior "a: iron rust. potash and n!cke'
,l3st. FD, :, tim. /; failed me. but now
have accoin;,iishsd the result with these
tncre'!;. uts. and the new Light battery IL
arr"in plished II will weigh just one
falf or -h. present battery IN general Use
ard will De about the ssnne Aze.
"A. "a its power. there can BE- no ques-
fion. ! had q biz: fwo-ton car brought to
any factory N Orang". where II was ffte'i
Nth cells and ". took II out ana sent
!. over the roads of New York a; thirty
three miles hour.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
MOORE RESIGNS
AFTER INQUIRY
Scientist Of Agricultural Depart
ment Charged With IT.
regularities.
ExPl lOITED PRIVATE CONCERN.
Witness Who Refused to Answer
Questions Before Cotton Scan
dal Grand Jury to BE
Heard To-Day.
REFURILc SPECIAL.

"f-s' H'Ae SrHA>
Washington. July 9-Tke resigna130o
Of George T. Moore. scientist in the Bu-
reau Of Plant Industry, which was &C.
cepted At noon to-day By Secretary Wll.
son. caps the climax In another scandal
involving alleged irreG,ilaftt.es in the Do.
partment Of Agriculture
The relation Of Mr. Moore With q
''nitrO-culture'' COMPANY, q fertlli1114
prOGl,sct ts the cause The charReS br1nl.
ine about the resignation were submitted
70 Secretary Wilson Yesterday 0t q con-
ference between Assistant Secretary Hay9
Doctor n. +. Galloway and Representa-.
ttyca Of The National SfCckman and
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
STUBBORN WITNESSES m
COTTON SCANDAL INQUIRY
ARE TO Be HEARD TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON. July @-The refusal yef
tertiay % F. A. Peckham. . New Yos8
broker to answer questions before the
Grand Jury engaged In the :nvestigaf1o0
Of irregularities connected with the cot.
ton crop report Of the Department. Of
tention OF Judge Wright OF tho Criminal
Court. but the hearing in tho case waD
postponed until Tomorrow.
Similar action was taken m tho cooo ox
Moses Haas who was also before the
fury YESTERDAY - . witness and refused to
Tho presentation was made BY the
Grand Jury. evidently at the instance %
District Attorney Reach. ana was In the
shape Ct . written charge. IN WhSch were
detailed the proceedings before the Jury
In which Mr. HaAs made his refusal
which was handed to the court By FUrs.
man Smcot.
The Haas cass was chosen for detaflea
preservation because OF an irTeGu1arlty IN
the subpoena to Mr.. Feckhem. but the
Rme charge n made against both
The original presentation vas mooo %
the court at 1e o'clock, and thefeupo0 An
order was issuesl Fv0uirfnG HaAe to appeef
1T IN p m. to ~shOW catD@ u any NJ
has. why he shoula not answSr the @ns.
tions certified by tho Grand Jury - being
prnpouniled to him. and ~ to which NJ
refused to make answer"
TRIAL. TO BE SATURDAY.
The proceedings at 1:30 were very 0e19G
senfed by their New York lawyer. Marcus
Alter. and A. A. Rtrney of tho local bar.
They mSde . ple0 for time to make prepac
rafion. and were allowed until SATURDAY
merit ot 10 O'Clock. when each ~sdo VIII n.
ceive an hour.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
MIDNIGHT FIRE TROUBLESOME.
Blaze at No. 40 North Levee
Gives HOur's Work to De-
Dartment,

Although d..ng but M,';" actual damage
20 the premises wherein u or:9ina.eo.
blaze IN the fyrY- story building at NO. 40
North I<ve~ gave to IN" FIRE depart
men, a hattie Of nearly one Eour iast
midnight difiiculfy In reaching the nre
causing the delay.
Tho alarm vas turned IN from she
l.cvee. when A.n.es were dtscosesed On
the fourth n"cs Of the structure in the
portion q. the building occupied By the
leWis Bland Stitching Company On the
third floor we're the rooms nsed oy the
Thomas Mct srthy spectacle concern.
wh.Ie the smith -Sfiiinaan Printing com.
pany had che second hnror- The ground
Engine CorI, any No = from Third
street betNeef Washington ana vine
was nrss on the scene. The n,ea hao
trouble II. reaching the fourth hoor ANA
the flre vas fcpnd to b smoldefine etow-
~. In such fashiod ira; 10 wss dimcuis
30 reach n.
II took more than fifty minutes o>'ofe
n was tronora need out. The 6ama9e 70
the b-iLs!ng 10 estimated At only cS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
Jimmy Burke and hi. team are .ched-

Jimmy Burke and his team are sche0-
morning. The team returns changed 10
c"-sun;--l II left mere FOR cincinnati July
5. with Shay At short and -Arndt at Sec
"a Dave S,ohn brain vas PLAYING e.. IN ,;nr r,Sn1
turn in the box. Josh Clarke was do
ing the utility work in ih- Cutf-ld an.i
Z.arfoss Was helping Alike Grady back
l. st,Il missing.
Nichols. Brain. Clarke and Zearfo.s are
absent from the roster. Nick - with
Philadelphia. and Brain is PLAYING n phe-
nominal game for IN. Pirates. supElant-
ing Tommy Leach at third base. Josh
Clarke ana pav. Zearfoss are playing
.cciaiio: whore Win K.iiuln. a former
Cardinal. IL also located
Mcbride the former i'irase. IL In Shays
plar. at short: nnd the latte, ,, has ...r., ,,,n
into right field Shs. Was disabled
shGr; time ago a':i Harry was recalled
into the iniie,d. The y"uns>ter;, whom
"Wish'' E.as-m and :sanl~r Robson
craht-a from :h- ''nliSvi!ic. T!i-Sia!e
League. has performed in rmarklhie
stvI. In the field. AZ s.cun! and NJ bit
field ami is now leading OF for Burke.
..:Sa.-,-r' sYrain.1 his wrist som. time
before the club departed for the East and
IL Va, though. at that tine tina: r.. would
h- ,ai,, no Cor The season Tommy I.eahy.
a.: I'D fr"yiisn.. catcher q: the Eastern
i.sacu". IL helping GRADY
The pitching STAN l. '!,chanS-d. Mcrar
lard. Essn. This.:nan. Taylcr and Brown
taking their r"-u!ar turns In the I,N
TE,. latter has panr-d "nt Well. and he
ara Mcfarland ar. .:.inS the hest worH
rey'~ Eost.n team to-day. Five games
vii, ,.. piac,-s in the s"ri-S
Secretary Muck.n:rss announces shat
iou.a--h-ai.r viii h- PLAYED '"-m"r'"w:
rh.. .xtra comics, II a postponed game
from June ~. Eurkes crew are hon~r foE
seventies games.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

A. c-ss,s Ne
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
slX FAVOR1TEs xCCCE:ssFUI.
Delght0a Reach ResoDts Are - ~
Public Picked.


New York. July E-Six favofstes WefS
successful at brighton Reach to-day. ana
the betting contingent had the best day
Jockey J. j. Walsh was fined Slas for
rough riding and suspended for the re-
ulainier Of the meeting summary:
F'rxt rsce. ~. and = half fsirI'nas C:ncho1a.
~. sNcIWnisl, : fo l. wvn; Isntanus. !9s Nv.
Davs~.. to l. .e>,.,s1: =; E-i~pte I"s aBAsris.
T.. l. third Time. In:- v-,o,ses~. N.rri:k.
,;..li Merry fs-Iie and Wiiir-l sls. ran
!--,.nl race. SIX ?IriolE> LADY Amelia 10
Nv Darisb. II n ;. won Lady CneAa !ys
,Auh,i.h.,n,. 5 TO I. se,Sni: frntensc: II
MARTIN. > to l. .htn! Tir.~. l:i3 Is. tn;ls
kr.Rh. Rnr. King M.res. Asrnnaus Idle
Dream. plai.~,n. kaba.ior. Jack AckeOn snd
i.u.y Young also ran
Thir,i race. 1n- mile an! . s!x:eenth-The
Mighty. Ia ,M-I,aniei'. {: q" = won: 81. hre~Se.
ivs w gsav!s'. 10 ." l. s.srni: J.Iv I!:nch.
lv 'w. KnarI.,. 20 third Time. i;C.
Macbeth Tor, s'nS. Lady JocelyE. Sweet Alice.
Thistle Heather and Geld Braid sis.' ran. At
wn,i left ~ t-'>'.
,";r. -. ~. Kn.p2'. 70 won: Marmee ~:
IT SMITH, 6 to I. second: stronai. fS .vt'3n-
r.NN {" l. third. Time. - iS. EnH.nsA
I,urch i~vosst. fuifonr. stamping Srounl. Ko-
hs.lan ami sailor i,ov also ran
Fifth race. SIX fusl"ng~.' haIfont. 10 ~
Enap,,. 10 ~. won: K-.chevai Ios (Aartin!.
IL Z. l. second: IhiIas. is. sRairtn. 10
thir.. TI:n-. i:ia CAssini aiao
Slx,h race. mile and . sixs.ansh-I1oufs
H.. iie .I.sneI. > q, 10. won: Htnd~ft"n. i0s nH
SMITH, To- l. second: fNfh-r y. TN I'd.
sr...rnnr, =, Q. = third. Time. :C - Ia
,;,,asn. Mlt'ie Lady Prudence. Suen:s ond
Maid u Tinnuc'I-. also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
--'-..--,,n az McF.rI.ri -,say work

gr.utu- ra-r--. tri. sfr"f;i'-'n as,inr' the t.s
80, ,z.i0,,r. LAX. has Mt been going az i'-
S.-- .-I !; "a f-l.~-i rhs- the star 90 ''~ ar
,l4..l .4r!-1.-- maintains 'f- Ga~! fe'"r. winch
b has mad Nill!- may h- ."h'''F s+.s' ''"''
-I-a .-r-- F.ss--r Ia<' -'ss' snrS'Tr~">
NJ, ar-rr .a,r.-. 4, Ih'ri' 49, t sFYl Nui~'''si.
pnf S.t'--raf Iye.rr. .,ul-. ?" PLAY q s.-t~s
T., u.fa sa-r.s .; -h- Tnh. TIE srh-f1- VIII
tEIry -sgsfEer -h. I.'-fS!i EHGrS 81, n-f:
.st-,1 i urs -h- -.-ard against rNs y n:.ifg!
oif 10 ---- or;sira' ~ '"h.f 'ss,l
.Nss i-sh.-s' .'l..i -t- I--t -s.s g. s~E;es u!
az: - = a..1;b.nS !D-.rn.'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
ENGLISH GRICkETERS MEET MATCH
FhiisAelphSa l:~ns0eas~W Lead -
second Game 04 Ss.F1eS.

Philadelphia. July 2s-Ths Gentlemen Of
Philadelphia made a good Start to-day IN
their second 1ricke, match with the
NarTlchorle Club Of London. In the Face
ue the .scsI,.n; bowling Of the English
;Ee'l. ,h'v Pat together .l3 runs be:of"
th.ir iast wicket went iovru in the first
inning
J. y King again Distinguished himself,
ta scoring ei2htv-thrs-. runs before ne
was 'cauch. i,v NJ W Payne. OF r. A.
II Hnri"y's bowling :.
g. =. Morris carried his ha' for an cN-
client ffry-iive. !; wa- .i'. in the day
when the Marv'.bgn.. .-tck.st..rs began
-f...i- inning They PLAYED carefully and
r.iti-r:tIy. and when sturUi,s were drawn
fsr tin. da- ths- had sey.n'y-s.ven runs
:, their cr.:.: for III. loss OF thr""
v-ictsefs
I'll. present match IS being PLAYED on
.ne grounds .. tb.. Merton Cricket Club
n Eia.a-.or.i "A submit. -" this city Tn.
wicket pas hard an! fast
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

f'--,yiI.n-- X /. July 1.-Thrs~ fAvor1see.
a w.i!-.ark.i s-,,nnd choice and i3so-I
'ci..nc. winners as EasTasans-'s I'afk To-
,.ay. R.-ui;s:
FIR: .ace .y- ana a hal: fsrlonRs -Sunaiow,
I? 80 70 ~... Ruth ". - g second. Astfe!
II I: 20 !; ,hIri Time. lee <-s. D-mas and
S..i...l Burn aIsp ran. -
S.. .n., rac. as-OtI, siN farlonae- u
:. / won: pia;non! tTr.h. IL 90 !. secon.:
Prem 10 J ,h.ri Time. 1908 p.
Thi,l race Gv. fus!onss Ambitious. 70
..r Programme. 90 = second: C.l'Gns. TO
/ .h.r! Time. 1901 -
Fourth race one MT. AMI . sixteenth: han;i:
rsp-I1Y. I.A.:ee. 20 To- won: flovefiand ~
- :. .acon.: Sev Yo's. "a ]. third Time.
Fi:,h race. Eve surionGs -sp>ed Smith 70
r,r- ,e,nngeabie 80 l. second. IArkey. 10
20 l. sh,ri Time. 81 >s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

n,s TIVE ravoriees C00e H00e First.
=. ~, O'NeSDl Desag the Oshee.

!. ~. O'NeSDl Deing the Othee.
Cincinnati. a.. July a-Two favnlfsso
won at I.aion.a to-day The handicap
,h. feature Of the card. easily went 20
Sn,cEs,.n-I the favorite with Lights
ms s.cond AMI Martin Brady. third
In The last event. J. W. OEeal the
f,yoY;;- bea. The Ro,Stabout nose. With
Coy!na third
Track fast Summary.
r--,, ,sr. sil fur'anss-Eshei Barry. "a
,,.n"h.. :. !; von Lady lAers. Is 'Sna"s'.
\, 80 / s.~~pn6 F,ns-sa- IS tRnb'nson,. 70
! .h,,s TIms 1915 s-s Lady Lon. Xon"STam
i.'s-t.1ss Gracious. 0u:soS. I|se'se ana Eneoe
s..o.i .so.. sig ssriors.-FcyoI 10 .Rohln-
s.rna.,. - 90 l. e>-ona. AaS.! winn. ISe
.Hsii,. TO s. ih,,a Time. Us lis Kass
zi:; r.n.s- Full S1sv. FoIy 3fsndpA. silver
ss.rr., ra.rr Som,nee and Xsscss also ran
tN... rae- one mile ard IW SarceLAin9
Eli..o;,h III Tr:ub:'. 20 ! -; s. I.,sDa"1s =;
Eo.rnes, 20 I. .nsre Time. I:ss IS Mint
IL. avs .Nrs:rsi wolevv a!se ran
rou,Sh face eve Susioe0D-insp>csn9 Osri -
.~ss.han, 80 !. vsn. Cree "aenss lcs
-, 10 sh,si Time SI IS Anna sn,sh
yrr,s r.ce c!uhhouss eoarss. ssesc'srseee-
ss,rsi.fo4. II 'ps'scs,. 20 J. von. L1snss
oy: ~: .Aschiba.a,. 70 l. 5000: Seesia
.~,., ,s: .psn.He..on,, 60 J. Shs.d nne;
Is. IS I,vna.ne. Jim Bossmen. K.imone ana
ser rsr. ssa e.rio.es-J- v. o-Ssin: ~
ws,s, az, |: U,r: The Roussahccs ~ 'neds-
..1 ; 20 !. ssrne6. Covsno. sas fbsnness,. y 70
,s.r. Ttne i:is 3-s Ebserrs. Aferans. Hn-
s,cne aaA Lily RrUk aiso ssn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
SE.I.EE - SLOWLY RECOVERING.
Chicago Natl Manager Nay Not Ne
Able. 20 Resume D0tles THIS SeaS00.

Chicago July S-Frank S.,l.e. manager
81 the '1'uhs" f. slowly recovering from
the attack of appendicitis with which
h.. has been suffering for q long time. but
I, Is 40; probable that h0 will BE-. able. Z"
ASSUME his duties with the club again
This sa.ss"n. During his absence. Captain
Frank Chance will BE- acting manager.
A. soou a. Mr.. Selee Is Il; condition
20 leave ;h. Presbyterian Hospital. where
h.. las t.sr for the last month ;- will
b~ granted n leave Of absence by ir-si-
dent Har: and Will Ho TO Colorado ior
the rest oe the summer and early fall.
AZ winter approaches he Will GO down
into New Mexico. where he Vii! f"n!a';!
until ft.. iSs: raining season opens
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Mr. Thomas CahiN. who n IN . position TO
tennis has rapidly grown in favor In g. Louis.
Il has by NJ means kept pass With the sd-
Remarkable. II true To the iookee>on N
this city n SEEMS that tennis court Goss IN
with every house The West End residence Dis
trtct has from to three courts In eech
block Even the downtown districts and sections
ine vhst IL called 'fashionable'' have tennis
Courts in ereai abundance. II - quite safe 70
CAV that there are more playing tennss N 81
Louis than there are playing any other 9ame
baseball excepted. n other cities oufssr!p 81
Louis In tennis fever. then the game snuss
indeed be the national SAGe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
SAVES her SON AFTER
TRIP ACROSS CONTINENT.
Neo. Mary 4. Datsoo 81 -. s~e
eures the Releose 81 Dey n
sa1 Fpaoelse0.
p-r-pryrs SPECIAL.

RFTT-Br.;C Special.
,co N,, Mary A. Baton Of st. Louie
S...encJ across tn. continent to save her
son :Io.n a :.ion's cell since her ar.
rival she has pleaded eafnestiy ior w 81
hin into many indiscretions-
To-day her prayers were ansr9
whom Judge Carroll Cook maze m w0 C0s
r.iensirs ls--Sar-oH Edward Jacksoo
from cus,ofi,- on condition that ~ wooio
leave the STATE -. 49,
The youth II the hrstoorn o. ~
-; I'll -, ,.sociat~s weaned him from the
w. ,'r,,or,sbIc home she had provided for
him He came 20 California on a brake
S:.v ~ a train and soon became identi-
6..i rim n criminal element. In April he
w.s arrested for stealing watch from
Herman Forchert- Tho mother learned
Of :he sons plight and hessened 10 hSo
aid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
DILLON AND Df:uMAR 60 FAST.
Lou and the Major Troe Speedy Miles
~ sleveIa0d Track.

f1evcl.al -. JAW .,-1-su liI."'i
i.sI., tr.t-ad Ee- fastest two miles VI
,b.. Seas.,u at the ';ls-.ylil.. track today
Fac. WAS made In 20 Her previous best
rnllo VA. es..i- made -. July l..
Major r.irnsr. after frott'ng slow
.,rgr nale ,,,il. .u los finished t.;. mil. IL.
.,s a hl.tt - considered in some RESPECTS
.,. mos. remarkabl. mile ever trctted by
The Major
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
cHll DREN ATTACKED
BY SAVAGE CANNES.
thvP CSe WHITE the Youngsters
Are at ThesP Hlay.

A. q result Of vicious doee roaming over
the streets on the 9outh Side Yesterday,
two children were severely bltten while q
play in the street, and the condition OF
one Lucille Hussman Of No. $50 Henrietta
street. is regarded as serious. due 10 tne
attack Of a savage canine.
The child was playing with scme corr
uonisns near the corner Of PennsylvlniA
and Lafayette avenues ysnerday. Enen
"f temper upon approaching IN. children.
AMI. without warning. bit LA'cilie Huss-
man on each leg and once on the arm
rh. little GIRL IL hut years OLD Sn0
~-as carried 10 her home. where the bites
we're pronounced serious by PHYSICIANS -
policeman killed the dog. ...s
Arthur Tide 4 years old. of no. -
south JEFFERSON avenue. vas the osner VIC
finn While PLAYING near his home ne ~
a1facked bv n dog and was bitten on tno
Ief, side The injury II NOT resnr"a -
serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
WOULD TAKE TAINTED MONEY.
Request Of Boys Denied BY
Rockefeller, However.
RHP,R;.ic SPECIAL.

RErf H.IC SPECIAL.
Derby. Conn. July 9.-E39hs ioyaaf-oid
boys Il Middleton. who recsntly organised
a club. wrote 20 John u: Rockefeller as-
s,r1ne him that they had no fear Of taint-
ed money. and asking him for go with
which 70 furnish q clubhouse.
reply vas received from nj HocHe.
request was only one Of many Of similar
character. Nr. Aockefesier muat refuse "
me bovS say that they hardly excecse1
IN ret The cash. but they are eha0rtned
hecSuse Nr RockefeIIe.'s own signature
iid not accompany the refusal. - they
felt confident that they could realize
thereon By selling H.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
NELSON Il NOaks Oir FARMER.
'.lsasslSas'' Defeats Threr WI" pssd
Not Know NSos.

San Frau.l-rr. cal Jul. .. Eat
fling Nelson arrive. IN Tr'lrk". y-st-r-
day. which j. a wid"-cp-n mountain town.
While ~. Was washing "aikIii .irs.;
from h1S 'hrua. ~ .',,e o: the .;aipp: bars.
'nu- lawmakers from TIA. vicinity crowd
.-i ia and separated ''Eat;iInE from hts
drink
u. protested! when they "s1ss.i'. him.
Instantly there Were. things Going. -!Nf
'n-rr had I"-n krnrk k.a cat before f1-
hay seeds v,r: aware ~ whom :h"r t,'i
IN. IN ac.,iiIsf
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
v,,,.nvrx ne. wt,u u.sro,s.

rf.--l1i-. .rG'N = Tho cricket -1r--a-l~r.
2. r.r -rali'nr TTHP,- came - . cos. today
With a tf'Arch t--tv~-n -. -~r f.-si'i-G -rsrii>
frr ..S,-'- va Tt''stGrs 30. Ziuga-i . f1r
.- .-r,ng .a.f IN ~. ,rti.s On Zirc,-; rr,i.-
Fs.u- s.I-N ~" los I'd. -r-"e cirt'fs. -h~n
~-s'-rr-s rarr l-twu Tit'sturc and Is~rrai' .r-
r - 20. .--grs.S - fs-rsg-F1. ,lrk-i
--ar-s f--r, i-- Fast sni w"-' Hili 10 i.l-r-i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
HARRY VON DER HORST DE Al
Wn. s'rOmiWene Sn Baseball Circles
ow6 secretary Of f3eOOl0Sa s106.


New YORK July 2S.-Hasry y Won DER
Horst. secretary Of the kr""kiyn Ma.
;;o-,i League Baseball C!uh and well
KNOWN ~ baseball, c4r>,ieS generally died
in his home IN the Rutland aIaEtn.e;l;
hou>e a; broadway and Fif'y-ssv-n;h
street early this morning from hear:
disease He Vas 54 yesrS O!! ana is sur
y'.-e,i by 4 widow and two daughters. He
was a native ~ baltimore. and Hrs; be-
cam. identified with baseball ,h.r. in 1874.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Dallas. Tex. July 2-Cp ~ mfdni9hs
n T Lively had been unable 70 hear Per.
ennally from Panama concerning the con.
di.ion Of his brother. u. .. Lively. re-
ported IN press cabls9rams ~ being DOWN
" wa. formerly a newspaper man Al Dali
las. Fort Worth and elsewhere IN Texas
and went 20 Panama a year ago ~ pro-
,noser Of bnfinsss and financial enser-
pY1SeA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

psep Haven LAX. Minns'.nka Atnn. Ja!y ay
u fs-.IWinG &, the incieMent weather. mere w
coly one match played ~ IN the Ecf1hw.%,s.fn ,
tennis to,.rname,, today. when kreseh cum
Wsyry 4. waid,er aisD of GhtcaGo The us's
ef ehamp.on -. The No':hweG wiII os SeeIaed
10 -nmrrow ~asn Collins Will meet Nenoen
Hun, of sSiifrnia psesen. csempsoo