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THEt REPUBLIC FORM CHART.
"WE CURE VARICOCELE
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A SMALL FORTUNE
St. Loula Fair Association's Spring Meeting, Fifteenth day.
starter. William Bruen. Weather fair: track fast.
Judge. P. A. Brady;
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OOP First race, purse WOO. 3-year-olds and up, one mile:
injj HORSES. Wt. 8. K. H K. 8. F. Joekfjs OpenlCloief' W.
Wis Mae Day (0..1 m 4 s l 1 1 1" D Shaw 1-S 1-4
f WPP0.ua (i) .... ill 6 In J f S'i Dloas 3 4 S 5
Si Sf,Uo ?5"2)' 1 1 ' 4 Harhbrgr 30
g OMonrt Oar 0).... ill I 3 4 4 6' 4 Plunkctt .... 10 1W IS
K lljwmr t) in 7 S i & H S'i Carle 60, 1M M
l Joe DoushtyC)... Ill a Vi S 7 CUD Vltatoe.. M 150 M
S? Sfordiman (7) m l 44 J 5 SH 7 I. O'Brien... 30 1W H
M4 IDltudonne (4) .. 104 1 t 6' tnk 2 lU noae SO 60
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Snnreon Gashes
lagerof $35(10 on Mara Eleana
We want t talk or write to every man who Is afflicted with Varicocele or Its results-Xervous Debility and Lost
Manhood. We will esplaln how this serious disease Is a constant menace to your health and why It Is essential to
your future welfare, happiness and success, that you be cured at once. We will describe fully the system of treatment
we will use In restoring you to good health and power, and tell you why our method cures, where all other treatments
fall. Cast aside your modesty. Tout Manhood Is slipping away, you cannot afford to delay. Call aai Be EHEL'nei Frte.
"We Can Cure You, to Stay Cured, in 5 Days,"
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at tne fair urounas.
Br-
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Ky
8trt rood.
Woe easily. Winner. K. B. KUider't b m.. 4. by ltermence Aola-Uila. A gal-
IKODDS WERE SIXTY TO
ONE.
lop for Mae Day.
CnsBnaiina kpnt tin at mtmrt nnrt plvn a. lmrnn rfrl all lh sir. ran
good race.
Elmpnn. oat of It for a long war. rama with a rush at the finish. Saordsman ran
wIt for six, rurloan Dlcudonne fat and etslly ridden: can do better.
iimc -Z5, jo, i:i5H, 1:014,
3-i&
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t-...
r?ywii., . t-.. WL- ..
Biding
FalBe
eJjtCKev jvuiih, tuu ub
ESHer, Took Advantage of
t- Pace and Won Bace by Five
Liengtns uuii uny-a tspon.
3SM.s-
YSi.'Doctor A. C. Bernays, the local surgeon.
'won 8,500 on James C. Ghlo's filly. Maria
TBtii ((Doctor Uasbrouck Lucille Mi-
Bene). no Tan nrsx in me scconu ito
thSXalr Grounds track yesterday. Maria
' Jteeani went to the post In a field of twelve
A. ...-. ... f.i. a .. en ... 1
ssevaen nines wim an huuu ub w w
JXsajilnst her. Although the races she has
;. ftarrlously run justified tee nuy oeing neia
.-; cheanlr. her clever trainer and her
! jmmim," )tai9 mnA f-nnfMenpA In her. Mr.
VVtl. l . .A .1. -.. . 1... nl nt.BnMt
(lp WO on her victory. Doctor Bernays,
Win of p morn enthusiastic nature than
Ssifcli friend Mr. Ghlo, bet 150 on her to win.
; 'He sot as good as 60 to 1 for part of wis
.-aaoney.
t.Jr5 Doctor Bernays would not admit exactly
-how much he bet. but acknowledged mat
he bad: a wager down on the filly. From a
, Mend It was learned that he had won $3,500
r-s-ij on the race. The bets made were of a sen-
j- UniBluai nature, mr. vtnio oacjung uib uuj
.-.seeause sne camea ois colors, uocior uer-
'lin because she belonged to a friend.
TiV.Tkla la. the largest winning that has been
VJBade by one man on a single race at the
:3s! "Meeting. In fact, the records of the Fair
'Grounds ring bear no note of any such win-
j:Wlmg ever being made by one man on one
K .fi"-DpctorBernars, Mr. Ghlo and other sentl-
.t JMatal men who bet on Maria Eleana were
&S.akllA',wHif,i n win -(trhtl- I I. ..tilt..
that she won by five lengths. It Is also
rASa A mL ., . I.,.. ..... .I..J. . mi ii .
,-.1ag-at the finish. She got off sixth In a
is ssMa ox xwure maiaens. iTiere was a son
fc" f loaf about the first Quarter. Mystee,
f Tfat Gift. Winter Belle and Miss Faustus,
.tefc.. .! atBfttMc. ., ,,l ll tk 1ln,. In AI.A
.WW W. awmUf., W.UJU W IMM Ml Ml.
aaoa a bit. Then the Confederate irrev of
-.aI" ?ia.lK M.. m.m k ... . A I. ..
1" jlnstant. was leading by five lengths. This
mm tne nuy mamtainea to me wire, tnougn
Xuhn drove her to the very last ounce.
vXkt Jockey deserves commendation for the
.' -maaimar In which he took advantage of the
Wmmm pace set vj tne leaders ana tor nts
iiivparatetent effort when be got in front.
r Brc kT Ite c. C. JUtHtt.
j;;,jtana Kieana u a nay nuy, by uoctor
wTtke Utt C. C MaffltU whose favorite
'MM was her dam. Doctor Haebrouck, her
vif waa considered the greatest sprinter of
Xitas-Tln IK by William Barrlck and broke
xa training, Josenh D. Lucas of Good-
woett-leased him for stud purposes. Mr.
Oslo bousht Maris. t at the sale of
VvMr. Maflftfa stable In the spring of 1899.
; .Mm 'was then, and Is sow, a little, light
:scvaB
,f Jlr, enio, the owner or Maria Eleana, is
-we-nown local turfman, formerly a
armBL iotua. Ha dm ma stud nt the
lacaa homestead, near Normandv. a
. - .- . ... . V .
ui mac-, ou-vma bl uoanes hock
Be races for the fun of It, and al-
aa a. amau Dei aown on mi own
to express his love of and confidence
l, .tunce tne victory of nis filly yes
was received with delight by the
Grit. Iffr. Huffman' flllir hn ran
to also a daughter of Doctor Has-
ra. betaur tnr PirV ITn
ri-iti remarkable fact that so far every
fgg :".. or a uu atamtt sale naa
5Wg.Ptlon of the supposedly best
aS9wST au tarned out good investments,
bt Sella alone went wrong In training.
,r:liker teveaa li.m.
ssanoi me aiarui uaeana race. Judge
r fl?Pende Stevens, the boy who rode
:iid.tn5 ,fl;,d ?f ,ot- Stevens
land to fall oft th fiiiir hii. . .v..
' 4Mlt aVtable faamla mnis ttmwt Iuiak .k.
f-lVl yh.-She acted in a most dodle
IT "iJrJ?13 noin at all a bad per-
SaaeiaJS.!11"!?1-, Thouh Uie
S"! y in eleventh slace. shn ran
. tSCSSHiF Sf. 5!Ld KLJWswff?
ueuJi Htevena awtmr wldo. huh oirio
-rfiii CT i7wu"1..Bl oeaxen norses.
:2sWnietalteIr- Jn4' Brady maspend.
mtaXiSH. racSt.tJ r was soine
SS5"!1 Blink had an alrinir.
aSfL !ffnr no"1"- Hurry out
'tswa-M i-Tt MC": '" 0D- bad in
iB?ranWn. .!? creditable race.
: " "Wy four lenrtha at the . ..
SCTalaSnSl'SS?" " " . "er
, ---.- art-- Tata. r- m
riCafi M.r -- --f ?r.
-- - 'w uutuxea in me nrst race.
bStttJ MSL," . e end, and
. tl.tr S.-.i-r"' uuv vuo orse ne nas
71 '" JW;a4
a arS. "StS?"".?. nnUned rtde. ' ""0
t-i (baas 1 Hlnl TMC6a
s 8. beat better (mm, k. -.. .
52!,rhen "5 showed Eda. Riley,
lver Coin and Windward th.vi
KthV'rJK fySi ?e from the
Iter oi :-n. "ii 5"e.er. vigor
etfoSia8,VF Seated". baS
"a Uaua, when ha it mi.CreT
52"?K??e'. off last, ran a at
rth?3raatt5rorleVOCkeJr "
the thlftai.-fc-X."! "JH. P tne
niM uv ..ir"" ..e iasi race.
t!7 aVStT.'V- "2 ey came
i Jewel aa'th-" JIT." 5P others.
hiL2ro5L?rt rSL "w'.jT'Bak6
&
front. "u anois were
' Faxlr GrocMda p-.-i
m- . - ... ..;
, Uarhtotng Flash
ZZZ.'L'J': "?'"n:
K T8 Caxton .... as
J72 Inuendo ".jog
s porallce 104
!g i.I"u
m one Johnson ...105
"tS""..J4
M M
.i fnl
nlvam 'im
awteq w ,101
tea ......105
.AM
Sffir' M,,ns
rYttVab
JterrJBiHan
ja uurtca
44 Satin Cnat
J9VLa-"i.
KJ Undea Eila..l
an -waocr..
Ml
Mazhnns
S
(Ninr.
SI
wufoar aad cue-halt furlong.,
1 Dora in
PUIM!
rr
Ui Ikra VHftaa ou
' wBtJrar.W
"g Monte Hlmwn.lS
el TTIO ....a.. laM
KaiostV ::::::::1S
..UX
iwea. srraa farloara.
elltng:
lie ..
link-
' M.....1OTM KIT
..in
..101
S71
Ot taH,
t..ll
Bowan
..1W
eevehi and r-aaK lurtoSrae':
FrojuOa
SS JHl Jg" Aubrey..
L58--0" " twenty yards. aeUrng:
S jRSeLdB
Cai Daaliima j-w-i- ...
L,, axi.
aMJ, linden Etta. Anna.
jlais. tjrto. Mont Hlmrar.
iiwarmn.
Sonne. Orleans.
litre.
iv. mm kock.
iwiru I IMCsTBB.
. c
HM sVt Mftstff r. Jaw ja
-1 - ' A. --- irrZaTsEI' I
cnL.r ' jp:,ooa enougn to win.
S5t,J ofcomlng straight dowr, the
SSS. TP" ."Wung the filly into the rail
irr'e
WMH
THtimaa
E-
..
IsSS.
869
Second race, four and one-half furlongs, I-j car-olds:
lod.
HORSES.
Wt.
8.
U.
M-
SS0
8M
CM
(S3
50
BSO
sw
Maria. Eluan .
!
7
k
3
I
4
t
10
11
V
u
Myatce ,
Hat Gift .....
Winter Belle .,
Okla
Wlsatndine ...,
Ckantrelle .....
Ella Florence .
8E".:::::::::;
Mlts Faastna .
Olive Street ...
tt..!,!iF1.i.Tro5.rllM?n '-."Hi four drlTlw. Winner. J. C Ohio's ch. f.. 2. by Doctor
IK'S?-lf?em Manette. Maria Eleana waa away wlnnlnr. Kulm took advantage of a loaf.
JmSL fciSS0? 1ut .mnd n1 u won before they knew It. Myatee and Ha Olfr had no excueei
, 5?"..ot l liV" badlr ridden oft last, taken the long route and Into all pockets.
Time :07. :18, .ao, :5$h.
O" Third race, purse (400, five and one-half furlongs, maiden 3-year-olds:
I
Ind
HORSES.
Wt
H.
(19 IDucaesa (3)
105
lit
5
107
100
107
102
SI
4
3
1
2
t
11
7
S
14
12
8
4
I'
2
EH
19
3
13
It
Ml iThe Wv mi
Kl I, Ellis Olenn (J).
iniian Hena m.
579
S51
(37
Prince cf Dellrht(
rirst une w. ......
Pr. stonmouth (J)
Meade Belle (31....
IJ P. S 17)
113
S19
Free Olrl (3)
v&
i?.,ner.0
95
102
813
5"
van uieate ui...
Brigand Queen (5).
Undle (3)
110
17
8tart good. Won cleverly. Winner. Perkins A
u3. viuic iui.wcii nwien. juiia uienn Quit
race Queen,
almost left, ran feat.
Singer will
Time an,
:is. an. :42, :5354.
871
Fourth race for 3-year-olds, seven
Ind 1 HORSES. Wt 8.
853 Blink ill j
853 Wall 113 3
(851) Hurry 107 1
847 Miss Theresa 107 4
H.
2 J 1
1 I 2
8 J
..J1 ,'Vi?0,U.ca.nterin,i. WuJP'. McCoy Co Js ch. c 2. by Vlctory-Shulne Blink was
if. f2r.1r!lLBS' w"Jl.5utff at nr,t turn, came strong In the stretch; Is Improving slowly;
TiL.5?qnilULCoy.iTn,'r,. JTn.!L00,l net- Bbt aB eluiost left at the post.
.a.b .. MV, ."JI, aw7at Vt, Jt.l. ii.
872
Fifth race for 3-year-olds and upward, one mile and one-sixteenth:
Ind
HORSES.
lWt
.
855
144
8(1
864
S48
849
856
8l
809
850
856
819
806
61
S5
Curenla. S
2
U
S
12
6k
7k
1
13
f
w
14
11
Itexell
ansa matron
SlUcr cms
una
J
'4
Windward
Eda Rlly
Ransom
rnl
Mane u. Brown..
Vedas ,
Kate Freeman ...
J7.
10
14
6
15
11
C. P. Jones
Btuttgart
Eleanor Holmes..
Tea Gown
Inuendo
nk!
man gooo. won in anard drive of four. Winner. J. K. Pinter's torn. I Jr!nr of fwi
2SiI,SdJrTUride pJSS.'aS l2?Sl, fK'1 &$i &&?&
wuhi IfSSd'rlSeT1 l5?y lPow1a0tonSll,St"f'it Coto' " " " "" n,c' WOTM D,"e won
aimr-Mn, .ti, m. 1:3, nu, igu
873
Sixth race, six furlong, 2-year-olds
Ind. I
HORSES.
JWt
8SS
846
855
855
sa
S55
83
"838
843
855
858
858
llrlsh Jewel ,
Command ...
S
4l
II
t
12
Pei
ercy R.,
amlvel .
S;
i
.1"
11
13
V
13
Prima ir..
Mound City .,
Qjtflt Belts .,
Uncle Iwla .
.Crossmollna ..
HI Kollar . ..
Frtdolln
Fred Hesslg ..
W. J. Baker .
V&
Start fsJr. Wfln smlnf m?V UH a -
SSf 'SSSL S'iL"?? otwjta tt OT.a,
race. Percy R. Is coming. Samlvtl was weaklr
Bella's race waa verv
8ama applies to Kollar,
especially poor.
Tlme-Jii,. :H. 1:14.
collar bone broken. C. Moon, who waa on
Al Lone, suffered considerable Injuries.
None of the winners were at less than
! t0,A.ta the betting. Weather pleasant;
track fast.
Kewport Samnsarlea.
rtrst race, selling, one mite-Queen Quality, 10
(Undsay), 4 to V. won: Nicou. 110 (Cunnlninam),
to L second: Rowdy O.. 110 (Forehand), 15 to 1.
third. Tunc. 1:44. Bridge, American Pride, lady
Ida. DurreU, Margaret Hoffman. Tangible, Albert
Edward. Concha. Hija, Derklyne W. and Belle
Nutter also ran.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-. Meggs, IM
(C. Wllsonl. 8 to 1. won: Frank Fellows. 190s
W. Narvaer) is to r, second; Firing Bird, 104
T. Jackson), t to 1. third. Tims. 1:11 . King's
Pet. Prudent, Tony IJcalil. Sauce Boat. Oeorga
lnar. Bettle R.. Haddler, Al Lons andTsUrsck
also ran.
Third race, six furlonxe, selling Saguenay. 104
(B. Hoar), 20 to 1. won; Rare Perfume, 110 (Cun
alngham). ( to 5. second; Banquo 1L IM (Wdsay).
to 1. third. Time, 1:1414. Caloocan. Plna Chip,
Leetka. Custodian, Quaver, Nancy Belts and
Sachem also ran.
Fourth race, one mile, selling Miss Redwood.
110 (Watson). 4 to 1. won; Passaic. 1U (Richards),
7 to 6. second: Eons. V (Beaaehamp). 4 to 1.
third. Time. 1:41H. Ah Furst, Laspara, Ellho
len. Doctor Black, Outburst. Toluca and Lgrllls
also ran.
Sixth race, four furlongs. eelUng-Bandrail, 10S
(Troxler). 10 to 1, won: Tom Crabb. IN (May),
B to,, second; Doctor Worth. 10 (Aoker). t to 6.
third. Time. :H Hullabaloo, King Rex. Ve
neer and Brussels also ran.
Sixth race, seven and one-halt furlongs Ben
O'Fallon. 10W (W. Karraes). 30 to 1. won. Obsti
nate Simon. 10W (Aker), 8 to 1 second; Little
Henry. 100 (U. Jackson), S to t third. Time.
l:14H. Charles Eetes, Imperialist, Baffled. Blen
heim and Bean also ran.
To-Day'a Newport Entries.
First race, si furlongs, purse:
Zenaide
River Princess ..
.104
.104
.101
.107
.107
.107
.110
.113
Margaret Hoffman i.
Hayseed
Old Phil ,
The Tramp
Toung Henry
Palawin
Major Bell
Sylvan Dell
Colonel Btrathy..
Cardenas
Immense
U1CK XlODSOn.
Harelnoor 103
Harry Tocum....
Second 'race, six furlongs,
selling:
Erema 102
All's Well 10J
The Bronze Demon. .102
Fireplay IU
Lillian Hoffman 101
Juniper
Albert Edward..
lady Herman...
Ruth Parks
Antithesis
....104
....107
....107
....107
....10
....10$
....106
....lot
....107
Third race, six futlonlcs. curse:
iSftt1 ?W ll Hermes .
W. O. Welch 102 Unsighttv
Robert Gray Mi Falthaard
J. T. 101 1 Pllllardlst
Miner's entry.
Fourth race, one and one-4ighth miles., sallina:
Hinsdale .
. 91
Governor Boyd..
101
11
Ssucehoat
.. 98
..100
,.101
vuiDorat .
Castlno .,
Passaic .
Charles Estee..
Atlsntus
Getabout ......
..U4
..114
..111
,...1(0)
Slasher
Fifth race, four f urlonas. nuraa
J Patrick Cruay Quick
Easterboy iK Lena A
Wedding March lot Scortlc :.... . ...Z
Lrnden Tree lOJl
Sixth race, one mile, purse:
E5T y JO I Colonel cassiay..
Hlxhtone Si Peter Duryea....
Little Henry wlj. H. Sloan. .
Charlie O'Brien 107 1
Seventh race, one mile, hurdlei
Mrs. Bradsnaw ItSlSantser
Charlie Daniels 1J7 Seldenbach " ""
Mr. Brookwood 1J7 B O. Fx..".";:
....10s
....101
....103
..107
..110
,.110
...1X7
:::Bo
CLOSE FINISH AT LATOKIA.
Five Horse Passed the Wire Heaaa
Ayart.
CinctanatL O.. Hay 17.-The finish in th
fourth race at Latonla to-day, with six
starters engaged, waa most exciting. Win
ter won with ease, with her rider's hands
down on her withers, but the other five
iu'ht;.,tJ?ut t?ae 'w "Wde, and passed
thejudgesf stand only beads apart, rw
Aladdin, at 20 to 1-were the winner.
. LsUanla asaasartesu
irSLJas'.. !" ?rtns-JsBowood.
IM
(a3-Mar-
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Teocer. Ltttle Rlu. Prtnca of AfrCa7
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m ld a. inira irftss arrrz. -- - - -
Plms 1-
"lYmptrtss,
n na Fortfr B. also ttn.
ntth raxw on atMl ontvslxtenitfi tfi1swvtt.
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sssnur.Tfassracw -i - -" mmmtr sos i - wsicaso. assy it. psjiutsiy Sheridan Clarke nf ;irjiiv or minnerxns aefested the Unlvers. vianysius; Larry ..':. Cleth''Wsir'- u,: ir "-"" wacwsisx. iiu wgs esaBd.bvlfsVwr Issniig siTii issisisl -,
SmSSL.-tatmw try rf Iowa In -the ,sS fleldad teS Ik JStassn ptiS SSS.W' "7 ya..aBd taken, to UwTatyHosDttalSSK' iSSSPi'JfSSiSZSSSilSm
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Betting
Open Close
tn"
7 10
t 13-5
7 7
2 II 5
10 3)
10
34 54
10 34
10 15
12
10 15
S.
Jockey.
PI.
Kuhn
4
1
US
1
8
8
It
O'Neill ....
McCluikey
Hart .......
34 V
41
S'4 H
4'
6k 7
ll 9
11 10
It ll
12 12
Steiena
Overton ....
HIOM
Roeder
Dadn
IT. O'Brien..
;i itoee ..,
Morse
Betting
Jockeys, Open Close PI.
U Roae 8 12 5
Olwton E-2 4 . 3-2
J. T. Woods. 0-2 16-5 t S
Hart 8 IS 8
A. Weber.... 4 3 3
Kuhn 10 7 3
T. O'Brien... 89 3
O'Neill 10 44 15
Flnerty 30 61 24
Vtlnslett .... 10 4
Bell 14 24 13
Plunkett .... 10 8 4
. Mullwll 34 80 34
IGourh. 13 31 13
F.
1 8'
4
k It
6 6
8 7
10 8k
S 9
It 10
It 11"
13 12H
71 IS'
14 14 I
Cos ch.
3. bv Fnvor.Varnliih Tliiraitsii. h
War mn his race Prlnri nf Dellr-h mn m mi
hear watching; oft bad, ran as If he had eped.
furlongs:
Betting
Jockeys. (Open
Closci Pi.
V If.. Rose 17-10
10
r.
InolHarshbenrer
3" IJ T. Woods
4 IWlnslett ....
12-5
85
S
20
Betting
OpenlClose
4-
F.
Jockeys.
1
3
SI4
12
4k
10
13
7
S
14
5
IS
11
1"
8
Hi
4
2
8
lfH
12
9
10
13
7'
15
It
lnkfEafl
10
2
2
6
2
4
13
6
6
8
6
;5
40
O'Brien .
Bioea
S
ii
12
13
14
15
Steens ..
Horse
O. Weber.
U Rose..,
Dade .....
irn ....
A. Lines.,
Hart ,
Olvena ...
Anstel ....
J. T. woods.
u. vnatoe.
and upwards:
Betting
OpenlClose
8.
Jockeys.
PL
4
l
8
10
11
1"
12
12
6
1
2
P
71
8
9
10
11
12
13
U Rose ....
A. Morrison.
D. Vltatoe...
Qoagh ....
Dade ,.
Morse
A. Weher
I 30 f 25
30 CO
7-2 9 2
10 I
2 IS
5 4
12
40 24
8 1
10 li
12 ?)
15 15
20 40
6 44
34 104
1
20
19
6
S
5
2
60
20
4
2
2
Flnertv
Glvens
Harsnoerger
Wlnsitt
Blosa
Overton
I
IFsHae'a -. .. a J ' . . ' . . " '
weiT rlddenr AmJrJSSSrSSSXSi.
ridden rshoald hv vJS, ;.,
n a, & A.I.L
.... ,i ,T "m ""tl o 1I..10II,
El.ht
AAcMa, nawia ana ueicer.
Hollar's race
Time
. l:l. Julia Rose,
sin also ran.
Ann, Fusion and Miss
Durham
To-Day's Latonla Entries.
First race, selling, s.jeer-olds and upward, ens
Polv Blzbv .
Pi Cross Tries M
JJ S?g Elksrood .?.... .100
Don Clarendo '
WIPat Garrett 105
selling. 2-year-olds and upward.
Arabia ........
Beauty Book
Anchor
.Second race,
six furlongs:
Flora Belle .
Trouballne ...
Little
Verrnlca
181 Full Dress
...toe
...100
...10
):thel DnviK .
Eleven Bells .
Glenfeilow ...
Marlon Lynch
-z;-r" "w"m iiuiituccr 103
atrfSlongs': 0n,5lc', '-yeM-olds and upward:
JJancywood MlSlm W. toe
5f!2.;!i- 100 1 School for Scandal .107
"J?"? 101 1 Captain Gaines ......110
veaSXidi Sn"11!?' ,h Tobacco Stakes. J.
yearvoids and upward, one mile:
4&!l &". tStGrandon 7
jSSr2Swta II Trinity Bell .... " "loi
mwi?1. ; Ml Chorus Boy IIioJ
.Ti?7jce' S-wr-old flllles. nve furlongs:
Mlasi Chapman 152j"Mald of Dundee ,....I05
V2JS5J5 100 Hahnetta .....m
onerSle"0 ,eUln' -Tear!ds and upward.
0 v!n"' ., Whitfield ioj
&TBrmM."::::::io0iritaM Eebr lw
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
OHKET RAH A MILE IK H40 2-8.
RUden r Domlnlek-lHommeaien
JU.1ttm a Killing-.
..11)0
new track Is becoming fist B "'" '
l9?er Hommedleu made a "kllllha"
Ini. -Srsii7w.Jrla' " on'V favorite to
S?neriflW5.bewen.nrou, "WlnkfitWs over
oonnaence. Weather cTear; track fast.
Worth Samsaarles.
4"niwoi,:mFinlJS, RvSkhe1!?.?
jecond; Haniwn!nruuiTta,,?,K', .L!J-
Time.
s'nloM inanfi'S!:ha,S?,r.
per. Sam
and Hlrsch also ran.
nl
BskrsL 1W w.i.."V J5I-
tnJJnh.m.n .iZTZS ""op.
Nlmbledown
i.r.rrr: -1. "
nvEISeflrv Sx, '2 ""'ng-Ecome,
ialdiri tn i 'tiXP. .'i'"'
US
S,!?..030?! i5a, 10S (Nutt). 15
110 (Cbbura),
to i tnim.
S5i :..SJ: 5lWff. . Aadrattus,
DaUsTtAT.
z. " v-rr . bmnu, i
3irL Emma.
SJ SlIsVs MM
a l,
Governor
oya ana jksiu also nut
'Meitssth aaea a, -.a " . .. .
Natural dai. so fflCi? 'Sri"1 turlongs. purse
Sb nStSuUx ,.l- u t0 ' won; Braw Lad.
i2.mk12S '2K1 V .eecond; Hop Scotch, lit
Monongah and Vlncennes also nnT JM,cnu'
To-Day's Worth Entries.
ttrst rare, seven furlongs:
Ranco 104 fWoodstirk
Palrle Doe ., J04
Martha Fox lot
Patroom....- ioj
Maryland Reserve ..101
Blumlst ...... ....... si
Al Brown ".
Geta Blackburn ...
Sculptress ,
Knight Banneret .
jsernman
Gray BUI HIggtns ... tt I
Second rseejhaudicap. one-half mll:
John A.i Clarke 11 1 Ed Austin ..
Graccbl . M Brlssae
Johanna D.. Mtrac. j,
Jfnoge ...... .......zOsi
.105
. sz
. 5
Tnira race, nve furlongs, selling
Enurn B
Burma
;ten ..... S7
f,Too Da're"!
The Rush ....
Oovernor Bayers .... s)
Msggle Davis 105
Fourm race, the Piper Handicap, mile and a
sixteenth
Tayon
.104
JSZ
.114
.101
Boney Boy
Robert WaddeU
Advance Guard .
Ben Chance
..114
..101
..IB)
.. M
The Conqueror 11..
LoolsvlUe
caviar .
.vtar ........ ....ui
Fifth race, one mile, selling:
5i, j .3 Ben Chance
goroui -" J?l Laureate .....
nraecnion ...... ....ioo Radford ......
55!!2, -JH " "ck ..
TrcDor ... ....... .ill
...111
...104
...101
...107
Sixth race, one mile, selltng:
Tiee Hanoi
..let
Bunro
Oxnard .:
Handlcappex ...
Daamar
:.n
..104
,.101
..104
..IOJ
,.1
..10!
.-ss
..St
Defender U
,.104
,.104
..107
Tpbe Paine
xnarM
..107
John Orlfgsby
Seventh race, eae salM, selling:
Barhafa. B.
mite W..
LSkevlew Belle -..
Little Singer ..
"SSTS:.::::".:
rranfc Iratand ...
Sack Phelps '....
. .Bradley; entry,
;st BtewthnM.
3 51
CO 0
15 25
10 13
84-20
19 12
f t
64 150
61 80
C 0
7
4 6
4
Why Varicocele Causes Sexual
Weakness.
Tou ask why Varicocele Is a serious dis
ease and how It produces Sexual Weakness.
Replying to this we say: If you are denied
food and proper reuriehment you will be
come weak and emaciated, and unable to
perform your regular work. So It to with
Varicocele. The Sexual Organs are denied
the proper quantity and quality of blood.
the necessary circulation and nutrlUon, and
In consequence of the" stagnation the parts
become weakened and wasted. As the cir
culation Is sluggish, so does the sexual vigor
become. Man's whole nerve and vital force
originates from and depends on a healthy
Sexual sj stem, and this Is why the health
of every Varicocele sufferer U endangered.
We Also Cure, to Stay Cured, Stricture and Gleet In 10 to 20 Days, Blood Poison in 30 to
90 Days, Nervo-Sexua1 Dability in 30 to 90 Days, and All Vital Weaknesses and Diseases of Men.
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.- prucucst a7 ana
ORS. FRANCIS & FRANCIS,
first day the fratuns are the Inaugural Spring.
at three-fourths of a mile, for S-j ear-olds and
upward, and Vernal btakes, for S-year-olda, lUlW
added.
YELLOW TAIL WOJf AGA17C.
Beat Articnlate In FIve-Farlonar ltaee
at Oakland.
San Francisco. Cal., May 17. The feature
of tho programme to-day was the meeting
of Yellow Tall and Articulate ln the live
furlongs etcnt. Tho former colt was an
oddc-ori faorlte, and won easily.
Nonle, .who took tho opening event, was
backed from 20 to 1 to 10 to 1.
Escalante upset calculations In the fifth
rnce by winning at odds of 10 to 1. Vaasallo,
the fa orlte, failed to get any of the money.
Oakland Summaries.
First race, four furlongs Nonle, IIS (Sullivan),
10 to L won; Lento, lit (Green), 4 to 1, second;
Gypsy Bo. Ui (Shields). 4 'to L third. Time.
.siU. Shellmount. Dan Collins. Clear Sky. Ulf
Jlksslc. St. Setoy, Wanderlns Boy, Sue Robinson,
Cayenne Pepper and Knocklngs also ran
Second race, fle furlongs Yellow Tall, 1S7
(Ruiz), 9 to a), won: Articulate. 127 (Ransch), 5
to Z, second; Mike Strauss. 134 (Hoar), 11 to 1.
thlid. Time, 1:03. Dald S. and Aurora B. also
ran.
Third race, four furlongs Carlo, IIS (Conley),
& to 2, won; B. C. Green. 118 (Basslnger), I to
1. second; Lady Carlo. 115 (Rnls), 7 to. 1. third.
Time, H91i. Botany, Axmado, Remele, Tou-You
and senator Bruce also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and a Quarter. selling
Gauntlet. US (Ransch). 11 to-10. won: Malay. 103
(Haaslnger), 6 to 5, second; Stromo. 89 (Fauntle
roy). 6 to L third. Time. J .-OS. Vohlcer and
Fsunette also ran.
Fifth race four and a half furlongs, selling
Escalante. 104 (Alexander). 10 to 1. won: Royalty,
105 (Uasalnaer). 3 to 1. second: Porous. 104 fHoarl.
30 to 1, third. Time, ilVi. Vassallo, Huachuca. I
SSTSsn " D,nd5r' E- -' Atn'Bi, nd lljn I
." . .t."j ' ". --;, iz "... i... il:. '
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs Jim HaU,
106 (Alexander), 11 to r s, won; Wardman. 104
(Bastlnzer). 3 to 2. second: Dunfree.
105 (Ransch),
8 to 1. third. Time, l.IL ' Flatterer
Maresa
also ran. .
To-Day's Oakland Entries.
First race, five furlongs
Llndo
..108
Katie Walcott
...107
...107
..107
..118
...111
..US
First Shot
Ooldflnder ...
John Welch .....
Saul ot Tarsus.,
...109
....109
...W9
...109
bwlft Water ..
DevUsta
Senator Matts
Bvlrato
Rosa Ban
,.107
Searchlight ....
Second race, six furlongs, selling
GllssAndo
Position
Yule
Mountain Denr
Homestake ....
Sunello
,.112
.112
Galene
...110
..110
..110
.114
..114
..114
Nettle Clark ....
March Seven ....
Harry Thatcher
Morliura.
Rapldo
..lit
..IIS
..n:
..112
Alas
..119
Third race. Futurity course:
The Giver ...110 Lou Weliea
Achilles lialDIlnu
..113
..103
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling:
Mocorlto
...112
NOVlA
..112
,.U4
Fcrslda
Torslna
Daniel ........
Jingle Jlngls
HI Mldo
.hi
.in
Doctor Nemburla 114
Amasa 114
Jerld 117
..lit
,.113
vuckoy
foul nay uo
Fifth race, one mile and fitly yards, selling.
Frank Duffy
..110
..110
Slssenlne
, 97
Lost uin .
Rurdoo
8tromo
Montallade
8c-eenwell Lake
Qulbo
Formero
Jim McCleevy ...
... 95
...100
...113
...113
...IIS
...10S
...111
...114
...110
...US
....113
Iliuoun
, 31
ustier Joe
Sixth race, one mile, celllnr:
Bathos
..101
DanKTOus Maid
Monda
Horton
CastaKe ..
Pine ,
...109
..joa
.. no
Gold One .
To-Day'a Morris Park Entries.
New Tork. May 17. The following are the en
tries at Morris Park for Saturday:
Flrn race, last seven furlonas of the Withers
kmlle:
Glade Run lOetGertrude Elliott IJ
riurry ,...li I Historian 9
Balloon 1001
Second race, last five furlongs ot the Eclipse
course:
Hyphen
Nugget
Flower
Shandonfleld
Sombrero ...,
Bur Nln. ...,
...110
...110
....110
...no
...no
...no
Old Pal ....
Beta, i
Vrllrda
White Owl .
Not Llmah
Lucille
107
107
107
107
107
......107
cay Boy
..110
Third race, the fourth ninninr nf the Katlnnal
Stallion Stakes, last five furlong ot the Eclipse
cuurnc.
Firing Line ....
Gotdseeker ....
Saturday
Golden Cottage
Whisky King .
McDowell
.123
.122
.13
.123
.122
.US
Byrne of Roscrea .
Computa
Cunard
Goldsmith
Enrlght
.122
.122
.122
..123
.113
Fourth race.
the Ladles'
Stakes, Withers mile:
Donna Henrietta
,.121
.121
Mintage
,.m
Ail saints
Trigger
princess Pepper
Anecdote
..121
..121
..121
Jan
anlce
..in
Queen Pepper 12l
La Vallerle 121
Fifth race, handicap Withers raits:
McMeekln 1!3 All Gold
Star Brirht us nn vilctnr
91
88
Gulden 112 sailor King ...
Withers 1C5 Matt Simpson
"
Sixth race, the International Steeplechase,
dlcap. about two and one-half miles:
Ochiltree lSOiOld Tank
Trillion 14liLady Dainty ....
Hlgble lul Zanslbar
Pass j Partout 129 1
Din
...119
...138
...153
Croker's 'Horse Won.
. London. May 17 At -the Oatwlck spring meet
ing to-day the Alexandra. Handicap nf l.UM sov
ereigns was won by Rtcbarl Crokcr's Harrow,
With Lester Relft ln the saddle C. D. Mama's
Veritas, ridden by Rlgby. came In second. Eight
een horses ran,
P. Lorlllard'a All II. "Danny" Maher having
the mount, won the- Worth stakes.
The Fledgellnir solt. with Johnnie Ralff ui
in. wma
fnd Microphone, owned by r. Canhon,
BrviHi. wig juc
pnlsbea third.
Dollle Dillon's Fast Mile.
Cle eland, O. May 17.-Orln Hlekok, the well
known drler. who arrived In this city from Cal-J-i?7JLa.,0"2r.'.
"!?. lhl -t before leaving
California he timed Dolly DllCn a mile in 2(1014.
2?. SJif.l mf tyer. trotted In May. The trial
was ever the Pleasantown, Cat. track.
MADE TOW RECORDS.
Wisconsin Athletes Defeat Illinois
,. "J?""1 Track Meet.
oJS TV1?" -toy '17-Wisconsin de
feated IUInoIa Ir. a dual traek meet at Camp
Randair this afternoon by a score of 7a'4 to
The divided, point -to the score was the
result or a tie for second place ln the two
mile run. Smith of Wisconsin finished first,
well In advance of the othW and Mc
Kachern of Wisconsin nd Katxel of Illinois
raced the last hundred yards side by side,
falling across the tape together from sheer
exhaustion.
In theTunnlng high. Jump Mercer of Wis
consin established a new record for the
university at t feet. Smith of Wisconsin, in
IP?.10"?".8 nln wade a new record In
MJ3, and Poage of Wisconsin made the
quarter in 10 8-S the fastest time ever made
at Camp Randall.
IOWA SAVKD BV WAR5EH.
roethal Player1 K
'."?" "yr KeejserMtaneet Ath
letes PrSlSBL 'Tmtofmmr r.mrwm
.Wnneabolla. Minn' txav 17-r. rri-
Jjergity of Minnesota defeated the Unrvets.
Summer Heat Adds to the
Dangers and Greatly Aggravates
Varicocele.
While Varicocele Is always debilitating.
It Is tenfold more Injurious during the sum
mer months. The heat causes a relaxation
of the tissues and greatly aggravates the
disease. The super-heated blood retained in
the weakened, congested veins Is exceeding
ly unhealthy, as It becomes filled with mi
nute, septic clots, which are a serious men
ace to the whole nervous system. These
clots are often carried through the circula
tion to different parts of the body, and
Apoploxla, Locomotor Ataxia, Paralysis, In
sanity, Heart and Kidney Disease are soma
of the fatal compllestlons which arise from
neglected Varicocele.
so as if hey were under our Immediate care.
yon will una as in from O a. sn. to 8 n.
Warner, the famous football player, who
won all three of the weight-throwing
events. Fast time was made ln most of
the races. Harris lowered the university
halt mile record by five seconds, covering
the distant In 1 C9.
LAWSON'S YACHT RULED OCT.
New York Club Resents the Million
aire's Peculiar Methods.
RCrUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, May 17. Correspondence be
tween Thomas W. LaWton. the Boston Cop
per King, and owner of the ninety-foot
jncht. Independence, and America's Cup
Committee has reached such an acute stage
ot bitterness on the part of the Boston man
that the committee has decided to break oft
all negotiations and to bar that boat not
only from the trial races to select a de
fender to meet the Shamrock, but from all
other events over which the New York
Yacht Club has Jurisdiction. This Includes
the annual squadron cruise to the eastward,
the annual regatta ln the lower New York
Bay, races for the Newport cups, oft Bren
ton's Reef Lightship and the Glen Cove
cups on Long Island Sound.
The decision not to permit the Independ
ence to race ln the trials against the Con.
tltutlon and the Columbia was reached by
the Cup Committee at a special meeting
held Wednesday In the office of Mr. Bel
mont. The step was taken rather reluctant
ly, some of the committee members say,
and only after the correspondence had
ceased to be entertaining.
The owner of the Independence was noti
fied for the second and final time last week
mui uia inaepenaence coma not he made
eligible to competition .In the trials as-nlnut
tho'champlon Columbia or the ew Constl-
imiuu, uuicss tne ooai was iransrerrea to
a member of the New York Yacht Club and
raced under his Dag. This Is a long-standing
rule of the club, that no yacht shall bo
eligible to compete ln any ot the club's
events unless her owner be a member of
the organization. Mr. Lawson Is not a
member of the TfewYork Yacht Club and
tbere was much undisguised talk when hi.
rame was suggested for membership sev-
J"4 1 tassel.
It is said of one of the cup committeemen
that, when Mr. Lawson was Anally notified
inai ino ooat could not race under his
"'. " cwjr waa most impertinent and
2?ii"l '9 ,one-.The statement Is
addd thflt Mf. TWartv lntiati.t.J sa.a.Tam.-
boat would be raced In the trials In spite
pf the New York Yacht Club. This threat
Speaking of the, correspondence, one of
the committee said to-day to a reporter:
in a word, Mr. Lawson wanted to force
his way into, the New York Yacht Club
wa oomraanlcaUons became taSertlnent.'
We realized that he had spent maw thou
sands to build the boat, but he Is not a
member of the club, and unless the craft
w?s under the direction of a club member
we had no guarantee that the rules of
yacht racing would be obeyed. We rSrrSt
vy much that some othe? solution oTthe
controversy was not possible." Ule
The Independence is to be launched at
Boston next Saturday. mcnea at
ILLIlTOIg COLLEGE WOW.
Knox Defeated In Athlef ie Contest hr
Small Marsjln.
Jacksonville, III., May 17 Th nnat
dual athletic meet between icnColfege of
Galesburg and the Illinois College of this
city was held this afternoon at the MoriiS
County Fair Grounds. Illinois College rw
making 87 points to SS for Knox.
T2liJa.c,k wasi? excellent condition, ss
omo of the records will show.
Summary:
Kne1lf3aTSafSfTL nUn flm: Tubb'
KZr'r&iiV,l'- flnt: Cortt'
.eco,nd,Tlmr4"4,,iiUn0, fl"t: ArnoM' Kn
I.?naofimconbd!rTi1n;o K' fl",:
noT.e?o-irr8ai "m: HarB,on' 11"
.une-rnii oioycle Lass. Ki
vue-ouie oieycie LAt. Knox, first1
lllnols. second. Time. 2.54 1-s. '
; Nichols.
; Battel!.
Hamilton.
Illinois, second. Time. 2.54 1-5,
KSSSifc4 .mi"-.
first; Lore,
lUSHStW Knox-flr,t; " Kn01-
I.So?..VScontgt.H"?Sfl,ctne,KMmrf'-
aot.SincCfl,?Si -Discus
Uirew-ciel&r. Illinois. BrstAekMnP.
HVJ'S5K-r.ftS
AdB&, imnoiyn-afBagnce?0,! Sfe SS!
COySTaTUTIOlI IS READY.
Serresho. Defender- Probably Win
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bristol, R. I.. May IS. Such good nroaresa
was made. last evening and to-day ln the
ConVtUut 22 tLWi1 n,t uSTtor tile
th H.e.S.feVJ' 2'5ni likely that
the Herreshoff defender will have her first
spin to-morrow evening.
..1??1,r.vm,niSaU wa" brought out of the
""J0!1 in!a afternoon about 3 o'clock and
carried down the irharf on i trSck SSd
lifted to the deck of .the Constitution bv
purchases, where itwasbent on the boonu
The work occupied lesstKn T "wSThoSrsT
and after it was Cdmpletedthe saawas Se
curely covered for, the night. M,LWas "e
Oklahomsr asm Plnh Sheet.
REPUBLIC 'SPECIAL. r . '
Guthrie, Ok., May 17-Tliert)kJahoma Terrltn,
SSLaffvE JSSSMSij ActatSoaIoiedr'ltsr
prSldent df; DT1,IeoreW" 'aub
Si clubup!UPH,-0f "-"r B,Teo' Co" "O"
, T .tv.
Bowltaar Clah Matinee To-Day.
Prosranuna far tha niu... r-ZiT ..
matinee races, for ,l. aturnoia trZS r
&F132. SSSS S5Atoe.-orfe5
many lovers of the light rirntas harse A iS
clal match rata between hem Welclrstntter 1
SJfef"? 5Vinra5 V'" Tt Sundays W
W. Harper. tM. and Lsnls SMlhrtnl?. viVv.J.
Styft.Ji2?;K,2mtJ" " with
behind -Al West--Rliag""!".???.;
o ciocsj. ms entnea: v
o!i HSb&f"- e-i Coltasn stock Farm
Grace OvattoH. lL.ttt .vm. ., w-
asssffled exhibition trot-Louis Medium, m. s
ISSftaiSSiSJl w0?". h..TSwor ft j!
SSHS' !. -;' ClemvWelck: Moot
Throw Away Your
Suspensory.
Tour family physician will advise you to
wear a Suspensory and will give you medi
cines (to relieve the nervousness, etc, but
they give you only relief and temporary
stimulation. What you want Is a safe end
permanent cure. Tou may look well and
flatter yourself that you are as strong a
man as formerly, but don't try to deceive
yourself this treacherous, insidious disease,
has wrecked stronger men than you. You
confess your weakness every day you wear
a Suspensory. It simply hides your defor
mity Are you the man you was before this
disease stole upon youT Answer yourself
honestly. Varicocele slowly but surely low
ers the standard of vitality end depletes the
nervous system, which Is the foundation rf
physlclal strength and that masterful qual
ity which Is best expressed by the term-manliness.
Coaaaltatlcm am Examination Free.
m. aanaays, a. i
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St.Lsils'Ltis'lir, tat
800 OLIVE ST., Off.
ltn: Monbell. ro. m
(formerly Blanche O ). Col
man Stock Farm: Larrv
ic . o. g, ciem neick;
Royal Flush, ch. g. Heitert.
Iowa. State Shoot.
Newton. la.. May 17. In" tho last day's shoot
of the Stale tournament, Fred Gilbert and Rus
sell Cllne of Spirit Lake won the team's trophy,
killing twenty live birds straight. In th other
live bird event. Gilbert, "Texas7' McKllve), Mar
sail. Klep. Rossback. Frlsman and Grand tied
In the shooting straight.
Smith Academy Field Day.
Smith Academy will hold Its eleventh annual
field day at Pastime Park this afternoon.
iiMiiiiS
In the City
MmHMHIHWHW
BAKK CLERKS' BANQUET The Bank
Clerks' Economic Society, of St. Louis will
give a banquet at the West End Hotel to
night. EXECUTORS QUALIFY-Loula Hoevel
and Felix Hoevel Qualified yesterday to
take charge ot the estate of Clementine
HoevsL which Is valued st thO.OOu.
PICNIC AT RINKLEra OROVE-A testi
monial picnic, under the auspices of the
Tip Society, will be tendered the Malor
brothers. Sunday, May It, st Rlnkel's Qrove,
no. osuu juasion avenue. ,
ELIZA GARDNER'S E8TATEAn In
ventory of the estate of Bliss c. Gardner,
filed In probate yssterday,.. describes-property
fronting fifty feet on Locust street; In
city bloCk No. VOX' and tK,7Ha) personalty.
CONTRACTS AWARDED The board
swarded the contracts for furnishing ooai
to the Waterworks this year. On Juno 7
proposals will be received for supplies for
the Sewer Department, and on June 4 for
the Sttvet Department and the Harbor and
Wharf Department.
BARNEY MANDEL- MISSING-The police
ot the Second District Police Station were
asked yesterday to assist in locating Bar
ney Mandel, 41 years old, who has been
missing from his home. No. 2212 South
Tenth street, since Thursday.
MERAMEC SPRINGS PROJECT The
Merameo Springs water supply proposition
was again submitted to the Board of Pub
lic Improvements yesterday morning. It
was referred to Water Commissioner Flad.
who probably will refer It, eventually, back
to the board, with a recommendation that it
be referred to the Waterworks Committee.
.APPLIED FOR FRO FORMA DECREE
An application for s pro forms decree of
incorporation was filed ln the Circuit Court
yesterday by the Carnegie College. Thomas
X Hill Is president: Edward A. Price, secre
tary, and A A. Gaibreath, treasurer. The
other Incorporators are Anna M. Gaibreath
and E. K. Rexroth.
C. a RAINWATER SUED-John B. Mot
rls filed suit yesterday against C. C. Rain
water for an accounting of money alleged
to have been drawn from the Rainwater
Bradford Hat Company, which assigned m
developed that the jewelry was stolen Ins
1893.
SUIT FOR MAINTENANCE-Mrs. Nellie
Bauer filed suit- yesterday for maintenance
against her husband, William G. Bauer,
who, aho statesuowns property worth about.
J5Q0C0. They weofc married June 23. 1J77. and
separated lasc.nVednesday. She avers that
on numerous occasions he drove her ana
their children from home.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCT-Harry
Brolaskl yesterday filed a petition in volun
tary bankruptcy In the United States Dis
trict Court. .His liabilities are 10 832.40 and
his assets JZ. Charles F, Beyer also asks
tho court to relieve him from debts
amounting; to 115.S71.fl5. His creditors are
fifty-four in number. His assets are POO.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION-Pearl Den
ayr and Mrs. Millie Evans of No. 208 South
?,T'e.t,U.,!rfe.t S1?. undep a"81 at the
Ninth District Police Station pending In
vestigation of the theft ot two 3100 bills
from Mrs. Carlow Trevlslanl of No. sne
Sheridan avenue, by whom- the Denayr
girl was employed as housemaid.
"MISS DAVIS RECOVBRS-Jessie Bartlett
Davis entertained a- huge audience at For
est Park Highlands last night. Miss Davie
hns entirely recovered from the severe
cold with which she was afflicted early In
the week and will appear again this after
noon and evening tor the last time.
POLICEMAN SUSTAINS BURNS-While
extinguishing a fire caused by the explosion
of a gasoline stove yesterday afternoon at
the residence occupied by Ferdinand Mc
Laughlin. No. 6124 North Broadway. Patrol
man Patterson ot the Sixth District was
burned about the neck and hands. The
burns were dressed at the North End Dis
pensary, LOST CHILD AT FOUR COURTS-Dor
Rucker, 8 years old, was found wandering
the streets near Eighth street and Clark
avenue last night by Patrolman Farley, and
was sent to the detention-room at the Four
Courts, where she spent the nliht. The
child could not ten the officer where her
parents lived.
SEALED
VERDICT
RelTU RNfQTLv.'rfi
case of Doctor Allle '
r Aine wiirjnrn. srfiirn wi
llburn, which was on
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trwi in juage jrerrisrs court for. two days.
tv a
noon and elves to the 1urv a immUA
vr-
hdlct was ordered, by the Court. The Innr
agreed on a verdict at 9 o'clock last Jllgnt.
The defendant is charged wjth ntelpractKe.
REFEREE'S REPORT-Jameg A. Seddonr
referee In a suit for damages, brought by
John C. Frlnek and others against ; the
Schneider Granite Conspanr feVleted
breach of s contract In regard to the sale of
crushed aganlte filed hlTreport yesterday
iBji2d8Jion?h MM'.weommeaidljiar ttSt
ludtment be given hi favor of the defend
cnt. . - f
BARBER ATTEMPTS 1innCTOaV-D
spocdent because ot-his faUlag heaUkvX
C. Teelor. a barber. a yeariToiiNor
rat Locust street, swallowed csstaf worth
of morphine last night, with sakddsi ihfent.
xcnia.sareer ro duvs atffaatrW-.-,ir. JlT,.
-to the aMesealtr .it. STVLi t?'5StTf'
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All Dealt Sacredly CoaBdeatlsJ.
stSstctufil Spiclilltfs,
hit Offtel, SI.LHlt.it.
the number of cases Investigate 1 ln the
week endlnc May 16. as foUpw-s: Beating or
whipping, 5; overloading. 3; driving whea
galled or lame, 31: depriving of necessary
food or shelter. 6; general cruelty. 4: warned,
49; cases reported at office. 30: remedied
without prosecution, 28; prosecuted, 2: con
victed. 2: animals taken from work. 11:
animals killed. 11: complaint regarding
children, 3: number of children Involved, f,
stables ordered repaired, 33.
. IN THE COUNTY.
The will of Alvah C. Clayton, who died
recently In Webster Groves, was filed in
the Probate Court In Clayton yesterday.
The testator bequeaths his Interest In his
printing shop on Locust street to his widow,
Frances H. Clayton. On her death it la to
be divided between his sons, Clarence W.
Clayton and Edward H. Clayton The sons
were made executors of the win, without
bond.
Judge McElhlntiey granted six divorces
in the Clayton Circuit Court yesterday. The
first was to Emms Petersen, who mar
ried Peter Petersen In St. Louis April H.
1$9L tand separated from him In January.
1S9S. She alleged nonsupport. Her maiden)
name of Johnson was granted to her. John
H1U obtained a divorce from Mallnds Hill
on a charge of general indignities. Jennings
T. Clay got a divorce from Adells Clay
a chanra of abandonment. Thev war mar
rled November 41897. and separated AsctT j
lv, uss, iee a. wara got a aivorce irons.
Msttle A. Ward on the same charge. Thar
were married June 6, 13M. and separated!
January 37. 1S9. Meilnda Gerken i seal red a
divorce from Henry Gerken. Msrcaret Mo-
Coy was divorced from Wesley McCbr sad 1
oDiainca me cusiooy oi nar sTeer-oia aoa.
About 290 Democrats of St. Look Ce W
have organised tto'JstfJtaon.CIub. The ohib.
waa-brganhted ln SL Louis at the TssfipV
Hotel. The 'meeting was presided over by
D. C. Taylor oflfanchester. with Darts)
Biggs of Klrkwood eeoretarr. The headV
tjuarters -of the club have not yet bee i
located, hut the next aeetlns probshly via j
he held in Klrkwood. I
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