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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

For s;"Id s-i1! n .af. ar! co-S"-"a-
five rncth"d 90 iia;!ig th" .ac"s. nothing
cc.nrarts N-,ii cUg on. Ecsi ',-f n .iAy
>--..s Nhtr rH': S.;''7.'ri''.. TO This ser. re
nj. 60: what i- the o,inioH ~ ,h- h"s,-ir-
formed EnEs"'uca IL ;n- country IL th.
aaf.st Grlo sG-eS. frt CT -..n carl our
;.ay.-S II Ak. o. systematic Hat bot .IC!.
Gav or on. hose" AMI whenever - .oSes
$50. VT G.;Et or expert = sober iutg-
r.s sr4t i GATES ioc 'isrm another ""rscrva-
~. y'rr mex Jay. l. aVc'sE the pitfalls
80 Ringing aft.- losses on Impossible long
-!.cr- an. otAc- FOOLS. things :a set even
~ rh- dar-
,-1- :, atsr" r,c's"y-sk"r ie Is The h"s:
t.iin.- -.er Formulated.
SCi~gr.Dc az cEca AID secprn. a steady
-.ii-'"-'.
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where They P1ay To-Day.
u. Louis ss Phila. Detroit at New Iost.
Cleveland NJ Wash. iChicaGo at bcsso0.
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pax:oa. IL. Asg U--EaSscai: as Pax:oe
FopI-r. i:1-. 5. Fsx'oa
Xs.-: s,::Ga.. IN. AHe. i;.nss.sIl e;
versailles. NJ. Avg i.-Israaiies vas D.
s..ss,: x ;s- :seSJ, g: kaH... ss.y S;,y as:e 20
Ea-v.i. .=5 NeNaIiy. vsr.A!,!es. TeAxe: c-uss
.r. s7iae.f
y.,.s.,:.se sa.i se3n. de:eAte3 sse o<e:s scse
;--.zy. = p =
tor, .
goca@..;>- ins Arf N-Eeosviiie seA:a %
Car Defeated Ccases-oa- tcS.e- to
Nase Cry. lA Ax1 I--Foees& CITY o.
sea:-d peaSses:S q Fe-Nx CITY to-day. Seoes.
Z 70 I
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GREAT REPUBLIC
STAKES TO-DAY.
PoRse as SasatoEa-RealerD
- Olaeo0,

REFCRi.Ic SPECIAL.
Saratoga. y. T.. Aug. li--There II great
interest here Tonight IN the $1e0OU lircai
Republic Stake. which Will be run for the
second and last tine here tomorrow.
James b. Brady went before the stewards
to-day and requested that ONeill be pep
mltted to ride his colt. O:<eau. notwith-
standing that tie Jockey II under Six days
suspension. The stewards sent for Mars
Cassidy. the starter. and. after an inter-
vtew with him. they sent word to Dir.
Brady that they could not override che
starters authority.
RedfeFn WIN ride Oiseau. and .sicol. who
has handled SysOnby In all his winning
race4. hao been wired for by James Howe
y come ON from LAtonia and ride
Sysonby.
a prominent man quoted the following
oiCs against the candidates for the $N.-
~ Great Reysblic Stake. based on q good
track:
One to : against Sysonby and Wild Mint.
coupled: To / against Oieeau. u to I
against BCOomstlck. Is to against Prince
Hamburg. u to A&ainat Dan1el:On.
At . late hour u Is sprinknnS rain
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
ST. LOTS MAN LEADS sls0OT.
r, &. Rleh1 Scores 103 Oct - ~
Oehee Nssu1ss ~ Garbage.

CFT'T BIC SfICIAI.
Cottage. 40. Aug. ;i.-Th. Missouri.
Kansas irap.hc3iers tournament closed
~. To-day The fourth tougnaMen: O:
49,. I-.xu. will b. held q: 81 Joseph on
S,rtcb.- 70 AZ: u. and the Eth ;: Kan
sss CITY N So.s:nbe-.
Il. ..-b;r,: shoot the following scores
x.re better than - yer cent: G.
nr.y ..o. Is.: a.. Bahney. Carthage. is::
s,eo:Sc X MarAie. Scanimon. kAs.. 1G:
n. DIX. Joplin. is: C;r!s Goi;leio. 81.
louis. rs. g IsIo.. Jos!in. -. l. q.
Gentry. iSe-
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JUG HANDLED ARTICLES
FOR BR)TT.MEl SON fight.


San Francisco. Cal. Aug. u.-Jan,es En-
wa:d Britt ard Battling Nelson have
signed articles TO n9nt twenty-five round.
b. fcEs the Colna Athletic Club at Union
ccurSing Park. On September 3. for a
purse oI &ee.We. or - per cent Of the gross
receipts and q SlO.09O side bet.
The winner Ia to take all Roth men arc
to weigh liz pounds un the morning Of tho
contest !.
The aSTecmen, was arrived at after three
hours Of wrans.:nE. Britt insisted upon q
$500 purse OF 81 per cent OF the receipts
aS his option. but refused to concede the
same choice to Nelson. who IL only 70 re-
Ceivs the percentage II he wins.
AZ tie csuS refused to guarantee the cash
purse. Nelson's manager guaranteed to
make UP any deficiency between tho g.oss
receipts ard the S...oV purse. Tho reiexcs
will be chosen two weeks before the c0n-
test
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FIRST GAME

es,on. ov; II eighth. h!r by kat.
Twc-.ase i.'s-iiican.n I. Huelsfn3n !.
Tc~ns.ni :: Sacr:fc. hi,s-H!I !. sssahl l.
S;oIe:. hasss-TOaaseni :. Dcuhie p!sys-Hsci.-
man 81 Cassi., .tshl = Hi's-cH Town
SEND Ia e'e.r ard cr--:hiri innings. l<!, on
Observation-Disclosures .. s. Louis J. firss hare
o:l .,.si,s-OS lIosgr.l :. Hi: by 'i-cse-; ba;-By
None:, I. ly NG=-Hc J. Struck Guilty
Townsend :. b. J.. N-i . Will pi:ches-HyH-
ei. . Ti:... - gl--s--''ae ilgx and G:.y mr.
Gtes. CH,s.re-,IlEo.
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rcyxls ON TRIPLE: a COURTs.
Cl@asoo end NSot8~0esy Defeated
Bale o0A wIDaOO.

O.;y one game was played IN the C!aaa
. ao.isIss O: the Trsple 4 tennis cham
,Is-s..o yesterday. Montgomery and
s;l.asoy. defeated Dale an: Wilson eas!ly.
sr-cr ,hroEiax away the erss So, %@
The aex; two sets went 20 tie e'S 3el-
!gvs 81 SO.
II ~. Class = ei.eies e L Cocne1 won
from 8 Lehman hardly. 81. '
Eas,on and Elmer More VIII meet n the
Srai match for che championship Of the
cisS q. >. n. to-day.
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SECOND GAME
81 I>JtfS

T~5-rsse t:-s-rin :. He s--..a :. iro.;t %
.ia-s-H.Csr-A:s &c Cz<s;-y !. X .ai.r - talcs )
i<:: on :sses-N Na-aiest11 :, -. Louis
Ssr.. l<s- n .ails-CS f.';.n :. - suaaa.S
Fs.>i - cc .--c-s-H -E!nS. y - lsp...
!. S.rEr. o'.;-s-y Istt.a I ~ IA p a..ar =
Tl.ae u. rarlsS-s1~ hn.c al t-!-- I've ....n-
g..s IE..--Co=rog-
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I1'tsbosS. Pa. Aug. N.-Pit;sbu.e won cne
ns tsi- most f-ina:kah!e games 0s the season
swe "r.rfs. s;-a. and . h!.. Up to iha;
Luln: !: Was q pitchers hattie. both s,nea De.
.H& given S-f:ect support. Sparks dii the bet
ger work hot = Pi',sbUrxer getting teyond sec
1nn base ;n:i! the last inning. Ai:en sance,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
81. Ol-IS

'.A.tse': stsit-sf- ICGis !. New York O. TWO
base ai's-l:!esnahsE !. Burke /. sacrifice hits
:n yS;:.na Arnds !, Tailor /; stolen bases.
~, by nI,cheG hal.-By Thielnan J. BASES On
IA "a, So n'n Is!e.:I..n ~ Taylor struck out
Hy T.i.e..an =. b- Taylo: 4 Isst on bases-
81. Losis 8. New Sori: 10. Time OF eameLOns
hout ard as'y-sse minutes. C.nSire-yohn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

'Ba':eG =: Fr.saa 81 elCt;e
hirsS' ---.--------------9 . 0 -
broSs siyn ..-...--.-..--..e 8 o..

,ftlES-'c E:isss Z n siel!: Innings: ofs
"siEf.- In one inning. Les; OF ea.e.-sili-
cisn 70, !i-oos!.r -Ho-t,aS. si.-i,,.u,sy !
$srrtio. hi;s.ki:nx ;. W.-s-- !. Iobhs l.
>tD!"n ots'.-Naicn.r Screrka:. l. Cs..y I.
s;rn x .E'-Ev iirsSs .; =, Jor.- rAss.i
ta5s-!Ni;ae BASS - hs:.s-Cf: G-!:ss ::
~ jCr"s N.ij ;':tch-.-gs-:se. iil- v!:h
ai.-E. Briggs. Lewis hy U~Irr- .:-.sr.r
tt''.N-tF-e rour an! ':;v minute. '-m?'-c--
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i.sysl.pa e.. ss.1sa,s :::::.. s;sss .:
i.s: s.sss s::"i-a.i:s -isa s:ysMs @ I,.-;s @ asS.
Ysi..; $ ,a:ns. . 'sa:s; sa;sv 4 x.ss. ss:n;y
Wa:asi "a y Sossi:y s: ,s S a.: .: wild
ll:ch.s-Jcss !. C.asl.y l. Time-Two ho:rs
CEpires-O Loughiin an0 Hurst.
Trolley Leaeae Xsses.
R:ny conaes, - pitching In hard !sct :his
H.,!e..!ie has struck . winning ss.eak.
rhe White Sea-. have . :esa Of .Asee games
N.,asc: R.,r,e ef the p,.'s has .isnee Pitch
e.. Ken:e:h.;nk AID sutherland
Ion.,e r-,.por.e- o: ~. n.'isvi,l.. 10 spend
i,e hi, vacat.ca a, sou;a Haven. Mich.
MassIIsan. with RI. timely he and clever
ta-.-Ta-ninS. ~on she game 20. the White
;a, -' ,.s ssna'y ma, AID lila s.r's sa. hop;
tie ,e-..sns Tor 'ae wasne's
Manager W H. M.l.cr q. IN. N.s.s.ss e..
.e:y.: c'es.; for ;ne .,c.Ii-,s a.. '.am & hs r..
assa :sa, is m .ss: .ns s.s az. !. @ Inc game ron
s;ai, 20 snish.
Ma,ar-- H.sr,ns has r-o-san,sei -. F,Au..s
AZ: f.or. nov on w:u occupy the Empire PARK.
OWE, Mccieiiand coa.I NOT have n,aae te:-
bowman q re waGneD - . great out
fielder
Al Rs-:ic. formerly q :he WHIT. Seals has
alNne.! with the Gillespie. Ill. club
The n!-is ccn:!ace 30 lose sA.res Ay ere run
al! I: looks IL the 4 'nyniss:on Mefc chan;s
~!.; heat them for the :lac..
Captain Pat Ca.e- n. re Commission Msr-
chants han,.e! Captain Billy E:nas q oackaS.
last sunday. when ne defeated the Ben M:l!-fs
u Q score Q: - ..
CNssley sc:s. Sire D.e:s e~coni tase-nan ha>
received q. oSe. 20 TO to Esit:ncrr Ia tie
Eastern Lesgae-
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- saIt. NJ AIs.'er. r II e.
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isi;--t.s-S''--h NcS-s--- -ano. al: J..-
:r-i"7. ru!s,- H,AV-.lt az: C>.sV. Vuaire-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Z ?! r

- WOO CIV Z " F..
Na-ss'ss ..-.-.--...o q Q &C %
bsf'rTt-s-T.lr t.rr- So-t,~Ii.- s-s rI,.r kIes
Fsr-s1,s. u :. an. Avi-igr. J:ul..v-i.nl.er
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A. Tt:Eu US

~ Tti1s. uiE h II. 2
T.'-s,sss ..'i:elo 6,ceoe iSusiS i5
t-.---3s--FCT- ST cssE'inc a.: S..va-.
s-..n7-.- icu7E sd Goes I-n.i--O.s.l.
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i':tcsi'u.S
PSi.adeiIi.ia.

'Iw" on; when winning made.
ist.shu.x .----...9 q - II
fa''ai"'ph!a 30 . ve Q Q . . v-j
sacrifice h:fs-ileason !! k.ueee I, Afsot. l.
st1-n tsse--Abi,ts I. Wagner l. Double pIass
al. .a:d and Ritchey ]; Kruger and Erans-
sr.I l. First base on hllis-spf P.i..,:rlpe |. ~
:satk. = struck nu;-Ey Philippe 2. ~ SPARKS
!..n.-T~c hours AMI twenty :iye minutes.
DOst0a z. Ci0eoa0aia 4.
Sifc:nnat:. o.. Aug. E.-Ci.c.naat: ea~e
Harp"- Ioor fielding support and was Unable
!" s-rise c0nsscut.,e hits OF Fras.: exc-nt IN
nc hr-c inning. Attendance, i.%., Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

- cz- =. :he ST Lrais Sa;iGrai g..Sss.e c.us
80 e,itS.-r--- '.rur Man Ac.SgaE-is riii re-
i1ala EiS5: -ssr- he 3 nos IaaS Vas -.
e-syhzisC s-a-ez-=; c. 81 sial!-y ..lA -.
ytcs l-.-iLeE. az. raaas~- 10 '-a y: re.
ca-Gs7zs- -azz 1kE ga. Originate. TIE
s.-ry 49,: NrG.zlit- cerz;-e = - ;.rvs
.s lz-s-ir A-t eESa. 2. q: large
So ~ ECtlSz- 'E-SA ,i-Ne ;he Nee Ys-k
eiss sAs ec-zs 3 q ISzis = II, ..s; res-s
~7-n. .Et.vc1zAs las zr--aschrS. ~ - M-S; L.
ans, s-..g. ~ Nsii--sy .-..s-aiiy sss
ss4s rstA.ES :. G-ssi7r.-y ~as s,A.ass -
corS> = :. i-r.5S 1sy g.: :. 0y eo- Tse.e
a-e nc -.soea-.or. ,srss-s ,ss-> hare h~~a
-d-e z-s- "a s-.- 20 cay. sss-:~
VII =. Sc-s. -ser> e vss ~ss.ysSg a.-oss
sss ra--.ras 80 Ea->S-r- He ~. as:>a-
IN Sse. .=-
Tes Fe-...y s..-.:ne re:cs.f. . sss
e.y1- e1.ras-S.zs-v 49, -eiz.s,s. peg Sr.ec-
s.arr q .he -.-c--es -.-a-s Ns.'- H~ %
cr~.fts, wits tie. r1-1.->7<Aef> s--efs ce BE-
eevo3c.c- sr=s :rai,-r!.y ~csca s-ises sf-c cus
C. a. eAy g>s .p yrr;s--i.r . enct $50.
Ia~ :. ss-i.tax Sg.- & 80 @Aec-- He nSs
OS-.y -. srcas-o-ssl sc-s aYs7- AsS
". rs va-.s - =. A.sn ~ - e>sris ~,.-~
sAs EIzs.c-; essns: . cse.s q ssss- asS soa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Rf:F1-ElIlC SPECIAL
Saratoga. y. Y. Aug: 1l-Joe Ieaeef:
popularity known us The Boy P1unSer.
on bis es'IS 81 ;S. . and
Of his career when C.aNteen won the Sec
ond race. Iniie selling event.
Il Is estimated that he took between
how much from the poolroonls all over
the country cannot BE- estimated
There Was q little Of to l to be had
. minute: From that price down 70 2 to
the bOokies were hammered. until many
absolutely refused to lay odds against the
Tt0aa1nG and PaRlnG Notes.
HobsSea pscsss appear TO - coossansly On sAs
ineseass.
- uith apparent ease.
es.snS .:s :. nee. Il 'ss:aa 4: a:. ; Fl: ~:
In l:oiA-
Nancy Hsns: t:.eS. = N: nrs, ::,e I:ot,er
prSlScs . ::iS ,ios,.r
with Waiter I,rec, and Her o-aee both ont
Of M-H oniy tsmpo:a1i!y.the s!ow-clss, PAGERS
nay ' coSsrsiHls;e ;hs,n.eiSes " ~
1:oe.s a Cievelani last week Hor manners ars
i,npYo-ine. ana she 70 prcbab!y Q highc: class
race mare than her Detroit race would inj,
cate.
The Hrco~ho tunnel tho tshles m Eleanns at
ssfvafce last week and ssepf~i the three heats
IN sVs,& 2:c.1% s:r,f3 The IauRhser Of Storm
ciitSs * . wenderfaf race mare
s.s s;:: s:: g.5'ss gs ~. ,sss :s
eo!o-s. she wear: chin. knee and quarter boots
eight ounce she's fsont ard four ard one hae
.isse> hehird With . two-ounee toe we;sht
hnS.. front shin. arm AMI quartz. boots and
chin. co.oncs scs!pers and hock hoo.s behira
He We1rs nine ounce oho~e front with n t!re~-
ounce toe weight and efx-cvrce shoes beh!rd
He Il also Yisx~d with q Tv.Yton rod ard
sI.ky.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

A. = s-HN s-F.-&7s<fi,~ : Cantor Q
- y -..,.a " @~ssirS :. Grand Ras,,I
- i=stur-l'as- - :. -Cr-s se-
a #-T-- fiart-- tl--- -i.: T.r-- ,;sr.. q
Sr-frEfst :, s>fEa1. Ea'.- .rTv iIss: I
>ftstfs "rti =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
Neseeeo l.eneme-

A. g--l ahs-'-Tats - Ssegx .>r,
.sT-,y-r- is-aN.r EIHAat 4 Cana e,i:~,,
a. - 9 fourth .1ntEs b.ra.s. Z -sl-
\: -. Ns-rCs-T.. Hl.a-. .s s. i1...s q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
OstrctI
Detroit .::..s ...................s SiseesS

HONS funS-Bufkefs ]. Stolen hASes-Winfer
s..uS :. XeInsi's !: c::s-r /: nss.. on Sa,i.~ &
OK Jackson !: Double Ji1ys-Parens and
Freeman !. Olea.y and Lindsay l. Wi;d
p'tches-W!,ter l. Tfme-Or. hour ana thirty
Ph1lo0P1pAt0 :. C1evelaad q.
Philadelphia. Aug. N.-fsiiaae;rh!a defeasSe
CeveisnA to-day by hard batting in the eish.h
TIE visitors his waadeirs delivery freely In
the H.sh ana sixth inn!ngN ard re retired IN
.avo: cr (:oaxiey. Attendant. 1.lij Score:
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4 :.y s,sss - 1se s..ss !: -! :s:sss v.ss Ss
81 ss..sessS x "a - ~ =. ssss,eS: vse S.ei:s.a 5:
~. 1.s s',sa:s e 3D. .:e.ss y.asS = .As ss's TN
..5!sHs 5sHs m Inieac.n v.s sce m = xest -;
s.ock: Je.t bow Haasssr RoSisos u eoiag q
sss CIV s..ssus iss .sn. sssess 3 al
~. ns Paced the G,.fdina! bsn % a isfsrh.aSsd
So. he xis.s b::!ao% !t asSsh!S ; E 3aR - 3 @!::
ssSS = naaks as ssc.n ss to 'f su.ae &. vii ~i:he:
y.%Ey "1:s ~ have got seese :f..s 4 sc,;se! s,,
:aa .s S.n,: e1a ana $500 s.. sss q:
A.s. The Bfowns return from Philadelpni.
sh.:es. = sasr :ssss. II ss.e ssess s..ae:
nay s.d :sns .s,nsI Ssn T.sa sse
Ssss;s Is & sse . saas.s ~" .sc.. Sc:;innisy ::
sss Ea:s a.: Gs s.o ': ssn ne
,cs ssss an act :: = ss
srsn Ss,esee Flssy. .s ssseS lis sss.ss; s.escsy
SSorn: "a SS,e. y es%p:a9y nsaH.. ,n os nu1s:
, :hs Fish, g s.!aea snd XeGr,v's Di.ehine stag tag
e ssk sasass, e care Tor
=: :s:.: e .:s: e: 81;
R.r.nI scs,asn.. Ne0rs1 susse Q tske O.
nag with 3 points leac. He hao twO rather
weak sIu:s in the enttFs seGm but the supes1oe
claae q Ets einEing core moe than atones
and Dehiea are good men. but hardly approach
the speed standard cf the club. However. the
saese Win eames. They compleaely eute;ass
hAH the ciuho In tAo league
a.; ::s:::: : &c ;s., 's,::s s:s. :s:; ~
eASd Johnny. They are the Iuckie0e play0eo
IN the kaGoA DID you noeice how easily boe.
ton showed them up: Well eha1's sSelF cpeed-' %
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

AZ CnIumhus-M!iWaukee s. Columbus Z.
Al ToleSo-Toie,so s. Kansas CITY l.
Az l-ou:sv.lle-Ios;isv:i!e s. 90. fsu! p
At Indianapolis - Minneapolis Injanacc!
ARE postponed on acs.un: CT rain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

.tne e!rna'! -.--.-...-.-...i . . . o.
Bosom ---------------..-9 % o.
Thrcr-sa~. hi:.-Io!an !: S:o,ea has-s-.,o.-
c"=.n J. Stetneeiac :. harry l. Dolaa I. E.,iy
J. Double p!Ays-rc.cosAn. Huexins 30 Barry i:
s.rco'si 10 H,:Sg!ns :. f..s; hAiI--GH
Harper =: OF Frazer 4 Sacrifice Hsss-S.e:n-
feat i Ca:Esi ! S;r:ck ous-By Is.r.. 2:
- craser J. VIA SIrc.es-Has,~r /: E-azer
! I,H'".oa. seus A-a so.;y eight E..1I,~s.
C6oca40 3. 0rO0klyn 3.
Chicago. Aug iI-Chicas, defeated Brock
i!n today. 70 = Il q well PLAYED game All
the runs seored resulted from clean hitting
AZ: ~sH-:iace3 Scr.nces. Eight tho:sand
s:ho1. c..idr.r Wer. admitted fe~s today Az
:.ntarc-. ia.t.e score:
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New Yoe|
ChlcsRo.
m II


Two-s1se hits-F1iss !. Three-hass hits
Eibe.:e!d / stolen h.s.-oresn p.npis play
J. Chirax" T. Firse base on bails-Oee white /
on Orth l. FHet hass on erross-Ch:cae0 !:
Ssrack cus-f3y OTth I. b. White J. Time of
safne1Dne hour and tkisty-oue minutes. I'm
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Captain Pat Case- ~ re Commission Msr-
chants han,:e! Captain Billy E:mal q oAckag.
last sIntay. when he defeated the Ben N:l!-fs
u Q scOre % % Z.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12
Dossoo + Deeroae 4

Boston. Aus. u.-Deeroit trsed oue aooeher
nav kische! In Jackson to-day and Boston Won,
troll and Boefcn neided well heh:nJ him Bur
ketcO k!st:p: wos The feature. Attendance,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

CNs.'ey ss:s. Sire D.e:s' s~coni tasc-nan. has
Eastern Lesgae-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

NaraC~: H.ec.ns has fec-Rani3eS eAe FNusfs
Az: from nov- on w!!l occupy she Empire PARK.
ovE-. Mc,feiiafd .oi.I not have naae tt:-
ter s..ec;.o:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Al Rs-.iics formerly 81 :hs White Seals hna
slNne-! with the Gillespie. Ill. club.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

The nI-is cons!s,:e 20 lose 9asres ky cae run
All !: looks IL the 4 rnmiss:on Merchants
Vii heat them for the place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

Manage. ". H. Miller q The S!assrss e.-
sores cret.: for .he excellent team ha h.s
y.ared IN the Trolley Leas'ie shis season TIE
tear. Is fast and they are IN the game from
p, finish.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-12

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
Car OF Sugar Burned.

The residents of Elkton were
aroused Tuesday morning by the
ringing of the fire bell and blowing
of whistles. The Singerly Fire
Company responded to the alarm,
the blaze being located in freight
car on the siding at Keys & Miller's
coal yard. The car, which was
loaded with sugar consigned to a
large Baltimore grocery house, had
been set on fire by an Overheated
journal while in transit and had
been detached from the train and
run upon the siding. The blaze
had gained considerable Roadway
before the firemen got stream of
water upon it, and in consequence
car and contents were almost COM
pletely consumed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
Will probated.

The will of Henry ]. Lo1and
late of the Seventh district, has been
admitted to probate in the Orphans
Court for Cecil county.
He directs his executor, to pay
to his widow, Isabel M. LOfiand,
the income from his real and per
sonal estate during her natural life.
At her death all his property is to
be converted into money and dis
posed of as follows:
To the Presbyterian Church at
Port Deposit, 800; to Harmony
Chapel, $75j to Harmony M. P.
Church, Rowlandville, $75. The
residue Is to be divided, share and
share alike between the following
nephews and nieces: Eliza j. Darby,
Mary Ellis, Francis Donavan, Cath
crime Coverdale, Samuel N. Lofiand
David Fl. Watson, and Jessie L..
Watson. Walter E. Patten is
named as executor. The will bears
date February 20, 1904, and is wit
messed by G. R. Cooley and Samuel
T. Roman.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
A Fine Set OF Alfalfa.

j. L. s. Kidd, of near Farming
ton, left at the MIDLAND Office last
week, some fine specimens of first
and second growth of alfalfa,
which he was cutting for the Sec
ond time, the stalks measuring
over "a inches in length. Mr..
Kidd has plot of about half an
acre in alfalfa, it covering the
ground as thick as it can stand,
and expects to make two more cut
tings this season. He attributes
the fine set of clover to the
innoculation of the land with bac.
terra secured from the Agricul-
tural Department at Washington,
and says every farmer in Cecil can
raise and cut three or four crops
of fine alfalfa if he will SOW it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
Suicide BY Shooting.

Miss Alice Cassidy, daughter of
Thomas A. Cassidy a prominent
and we'll do resident of Belcamp,
Hartford county, committed suicide
on Friday afternoon last, by shoot
ing herself in the left breast twice
with a 32.calibre revolver, in a
grove near her home. No cause can
be ascribed for the rash act except
temporary insanity, brought about
by ill health. Miss Cassidy was 81
years of age, and exceedingly bright
and popular, having wide circle
of friends. She was an only
daughter, and besides her parents
is survived by two brothers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
Suit For Damages Removed.

The suit of Mrs. Emily E. Huff
for $4,000 damages, against the
Columbia & Port Deposit railroad
company, which was docketed in
the Circuit Court for Cecil County,
but later removed to the Hartford
County Court, has been removed
to the Baltimore County Court for
trial. The suit is brought to re-
cover damages for the death of the
plaintiffs husband, which occurred
near Rowlandville, Cecil county,
about two years ago. Mr.. Huff
was returning from Rowlandville,
where he had been on business, to
his home in Hartford county when
he was run down by train at a
railroad crossing near Rowlandville,
and killed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
,perryville Station.

The contract for the new station
at Perryville, on the P, B. & w.
railroad, has been awarded to Levi
E. Patterson. The new structure
will be located about 200 yards
north of the present site, and will
be of the Colonial style of archi-
lecture. The building will be of
brick, 75x22 it,, one and a-half
stories high. There will be two
well lighted and airy waiting
rooms, a ticket Office, and an Office
for the yard master who has charge
of the freight yards at that place.
Mr.. Patterson's bid was $13, 345.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
Built Bridge Over Swan Creek.

John M. Michael has had a
bridge erected over Swan creek, in
Hartford county, connecting his farm
lands. The structure cost $4,000
and was constructed to shorten the
distance from Mr.. Michael's home,
at Darlington, to Aberdeen, his
postofice, and for the convenience
of hauling from his cornfelds on
the west side of the creek to the
packing house on the east side.
About five miles of driving is saved
in both instances. The bridge is
4SO feet long, with so #. fill on
one side and 80 on the other. with
a depth of nine feet, and contains a
16 it. draw.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
MARRIED.
Wallace-Fuller.

Miss Clara Fuller and Mr.. Robt.
Wallace were married at the Ere
mont M. p. parsonage on June 6,
by Rev. W. L. Cam.
Lort-Bullen.
Miss Ida r. Bullen and Mr..
Franklin W. Lort were married on
Monday evening, 18th inst, by
Rev. T. B. Hunter, Pastor Of
Cherry Hill NJ. e. Church.
WllkInson-Kllne.
Mr.. Andrew B. Wilkinson and
Miss Carrie v. Kline, both of Cecil
county, were married at Cherry
Hill NJ. E. parsonage on the eve
ming of June Z, by Rev. T. B.
Hunter.
MoWbray-Will.
Rev. DIR. Alpheus 8. Mowbray
was married to Miss Lura Isabelle
Will Wednesday morning. The
wedding took place at the home Of
Mrs. Orville G. Smith, a sister of
the groom, in West Denton, Caro-
line county. The officiating minis
ter was Rev. W. r. MOwbray, Of
Bridgeville, DEL, a brother of the
groom. The bride is the daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Will, OF
Quimby, Iowa, but has been resid
ing recently In Washington. Rey,
DIR. Mowbray is widely known in
Methodist circles. He is Presiding
Elder of Wilmington District of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. He
was one of the secretaries of the late
general conference that met in Los
Angeles, CAL; is a member of the
board of publication of the Metho'
dist Episcopal Church and a trus'
tee of the Conference Academy al
Dover, DEL, and of the Philadel.
phia Methodist Hospital. Among
the charges DIR. Mowbray has filled
in Cecil county are Port Deposit
and Elkton. Doctor and Mrs.
Mowbray will take short trip te
Asbury Park and New York, and
afterward make their home in Viii
mington, Del.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-06-16
Wa1msley Estate Sold.

The property of the late Capt.
John P. Walmsley, Of Frederick
town, Cecil county, has been dis
posed of by Mrs. Elizabeth @.
Walmsley and Indiana @. Davis,
Executives of his will. as follows:
Wharf and granary at Fred
ericktown, to Thomas @. Cruik-
shank for 50, 100; home place on
Sassatras river, to J. W. Anderson,
and resold to Mrs. Elizabeth
Walmsley for $3, 100. The schoon-
ers Emma V. Wills and Henry A.
Jardon were sold, the former to j.
D. Bacchus and Fred G. Usilton,
and the latter to John Q. Davis,
who also bought a white cedar
skiff.