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Indictments Against Three Others j
Drojipcd y Prosecntioiii j
GOVERNMENT CASE WAS WEAK'
Attempts to Evade Jury Service Cause
Judge Anderson to Threaten Pros
ecytfon or Perjury Two
' ' More Arraigned.
In.tlii'ri.ipolls.'liid.. Oct. 2. Ortle U. 1
klcAlnulgul, .Iviiiunllcr, etitcie.l u 1
plen iir" guilty In tin dynamite ease In
fcih'lil,cipir, .Til' lliillrlini'iils Ituatltitt ,
three rr'fnl.MitH wcie milted, the' got-1
rumiytjV I'lrf 4'l to go i t r I:i I oti.'r.li
oiiii t h. the'e'asp nt D.mlcl llrophy, of
llroolilj u, who-has ii lni.lii'ii leg, iiiul i
could mil be i'iipspiiI, wan separated!
front-tb.v ff I In' others mill the wtirki
(if get'lng a nry fur the liu ilyiin-'
mite ti lui vim hewni.
Two Plead Not Gjllty.
Two defendant ulni 1 1 nt I nut pievl
oush been arraigned iv.tlv .ruikii- j
incut mid, plea ut not guilty wcii'
entered. Theae mi' n. A. Clancy nti'l
('. A. Tvlctniee, lifitlt nf &iu.l-'l"iiu'itcti,
Tlio ini'll who unexpectedly were ills
charged nri' Andrew .1. Kimiuuiuh, nf
Bptliigflclil.'lll.: Patrick ll an. nt Chi.
rami, n 1 1 I ' .1 V. train ol 1'SiIcmbo.
Klilto.r Ht.itcK Attunipt 1 1 1 1 f hilrlj
tlu gnyernniiiir nn runner iiuesti j.v
tttm It if I cium; to tln conclusion tint
It could nut iiinl.i' n case nunhiht these
iiioii. The linn' are Iron workers.
TIiIk leaves HI defcnil.inu actually on
Irlnl In the MSP.
, Thirty Juron Paued.
Wlii'li tll (lay's work ImJ closed nt
fi o'clock Iti tin; aCo'iinon there wore
IS urn III tin jury box who Innl Imtii
tentatively1 lu'ccd to the gmernnient
liy the. defenic. Till' gnwrmucut hurt
examined ()) (if these. A total nf
about flo men hail lii'i'ii examined con
cernltW their iil,illllentlnns. There linil
been pumornus chnllcugps for cause
which ti'xial been siis'iilned, the vt-iilr.
men halng foniied nn opinion, No
peremptory challenges lin.l been used
liy either sjdc although II Ik likely
KOIIIf will M.
' Many Try to Evade Service. '
There wan un apparent mm illluu
ness'ori thi part of some of tin; il;cn
summoned for tin- Jury to serve, an.d
after several Jiail been examined
Judge Anllersnn gave n warnlim from
"I hiii not going In have men' come
here anil sfear Jlmt they have made
np their. nltlpflK nnd expect to escape
ervloe an Jurors." miIi) tlio Judge. "As
citizens It tlirlr ilutv to norvp If
Ihpy nro tiof illviuiillllcil. TJipip U a
crntiil Jury hrrpaflpi- for mon who
commit . iiorJuj'v In thin, roiirt."
, XHWJfr" Stowaways.
' Tampa, Kla., Oct. I'our apanUh
seamen, attempting to get to New Or
leans aa Htqwaways aboard the steam
er HriinVw'lt-k, were illsrovei'Pd by the
j, boiitHwnln when the vessel reached
quarantine. Assisted by Peter Isaiah,
a member of the crew, they offered
tight. The boatswain shot tbreo of tha
atowawnys. One was killed and on
probably fatally wounded.
la Youngest Horsethlef.
' Kort.Sinllh. Ark.. Oct. I'. When
Mat Vade, 7' years old, son of a cu
table ut Hokoshe, Ok,, was arrested
charged with lioife stealing In Iho
, Vnllpd -Stslea was miL're'jf "'l01.!-.. Vl?
boy was arrested at the reipiest ol
his father, and said an older brother
Md k fpiapjhiloa Induced blm to atcnl
Mi Mht? tome. '
PROVES COST OF ROCK ROADS
DEMONSTRATION MILE BUILT FOF
LESS THAN $2,030.
Harrlionvllle Man Successfully Showi
That Usual Price for Construc
tion Is Too High.
llnrrlKonvlllp. Mo.. Ort. a. Tin
ilpmnnrtrntlon mile of rock roail lini
been romiiN'tpil cnmii't'tltiK the towi
of llurrlsonvlllp with tin? Orient cemc
tery, innl Colonel W'oolrlilRP reporti
that the miiiiil coh of the ronil l i
lltlc lenH Ih.lii 12,(1(10. Thin milt- wai
ln'illt by C. V. Dobbins for the pur
KiKp.of ilrmoimtratltii; that a mll
of Mtnmlanl rock road could bp built
for ii Krent ileal U'bb t Ii ii it Im imunll)
I'rlvatp iinbRcrlplloiii by land awn
itk iiIoiik tbp Ilunni'iibei'Kpr routt
from lliirrInoiivl)le by wny of I'pciiIIiu
to Helton Iiiivij lieiji obtiilneil amount'
lim to more than $tn,oon for bullillnr
the lfi-mlf atretcli between tliln towt
an. I iIip 'Jnckxnn county rontieetlnn.
i vBentlnierrt'lii fnvor of rork'ioml con
KfrucJIonHs rryntullliliiK In. the ciKt
pfii and Honthern pnrtfl of Ciikh mim
ly,'-' uB UkIIi'ik cIiUciik of I-.'iim
l.y'nne iiroMlntiiBultiK ;he lniiortmici
of ciiiinectllig the Sclnlln innl llolilet;
ronil with the Khuhkb City ami .lopllr
mad nt llarrhnnvlllp.
Ileal ehtatc ilenlcrF nr feeling the
ffpctH nf 'theno ImprovcmontM tun'
fin in IiiihIh Hteinllly ailvanci In price
The llliler farm of :I1( ncrei. irar
tleally uiilmpiori'il, boimtit imp vein
iiko hj T. M. Arnoto of I.lbetty. Mo
for li'n.ntid, waH H)ld for IW.tim
thtoliub .1. (. Patrick. Tlu (!eori;f
I'aiiKtlnn fiirm of four humlreil ncrct
tipnr I'Piulliir, wan mild to W. I., I
lluiuey or MNtTlhonvllle at $1'.'. pet
STEEL TRUST-HEARING RESUMED
Taking of Testimony In Covernment
Suit May Take Up Six
I'lUshuich. Pa., Oct. '.'.Harry P
lliown, spclal t'Mimlner. bus resutnei
the taking of testimony lo Hip alit
or the federal government against th
I'liiled States Steel Coi poiatlon, It'
which Hip dissolution of the corpcra
Hon Is sought under the Shcrma'i
Anll-TriiHt Law. The government
was rcptcHi'iitcd by Jacob M. Dlckln
sun,. ex-Secretary of War: fleorge V
Pepper of Philadelphia, I lent y K. Col
ton ami llartou Corneau of Washing,
ton, asBlstauls to Attorney (ieoenil
Vlckersham. The attorneys: for me
steel corporation were Joseph II.
Choate. John (1. Jackson, II. W. Linda
bury, C. A. Severance. II, C. llolllns
nnd David A. Heed, It Is expected
the hearings In Pittsburgh will con
tinue for live or six weeks as a large
number of witnesses ar to be ex
amined. Took Millions to Canada.
Ottawa. Oct 2. United Statea set-
I (let s entering Camilla In the llrst live
mnntiiH nt ine current year, accoming
to a statement Issued by the govern
ment, exceeded the arilvals last year
by 10 er cent. There weto 7Ir,2n9
arilvals In the western provinces this
year. They brought with them In cash
and (property upwards of 110 million
Threats at Ettor'a Trial.
Satcm, .Mass., Oct. H. I thick hand
threats arc being miido against Dis
trict Attorney Altwlll, who Is prosecut
ing Kttor, nlovaulttl and Caruso, the
Italian labor leaders, on a charge of
murdering Anna Uipazzn, who was
killed' In a strike riot last wlntor In
Pope's Physician la Dead)
IJome, Oct, 2. Dr. Gulacppl I'etaccl,
private physician to Pope Plus, died
here. Dr. Petaccl was a man of Im
posing preftejtce and a noted dlagDOitl
WAR IN BALKANS
Bulgaria, Servia,. Greece and Monte-
negro Lombme Against Turkey.
FRANCE MAY PREVENT OUTBREAK
Trouble All over Macedonian Reforms
C0sln of' Paris Money Mar.
Kt to ielllierents Eaae'd
to Have Good Effect.
limlon, Oct.,2, At midnight war le
Inevitable In the llalknns, unless the
fiowers. by cajoleries It possible, by
threats, and by real armed action
a last resorx,,fnrcpei! in slaving on
the reneral conflict. 'f
Vonteneuro bni 'Joined the tmtl'
Turkish lialkan leagu, nnd onlere.
the mobilization of tbe entire army
The Ktiltan replied" 'to ' the armed
threat of' the four llalknn' stateii lr
tnoblllrlnn; the TurklHli army and dr
Irnlnlnp all (I reek vesxelH now I'
Turkish waters to be used as trans
Servia Embarking Troops.
Sp'vIh beran emlinrklhp lroop
itirly In the afternoon mnl has leet
nmhlnK troop trnlns to trip TurkM'
trontler all nlRht. ItiifMu hax Imni1
inters for the Immeillatp iirepur.iil ii
of a tile Iio'pllnl rrvlre to Hike tin
lipid and Anuria thrpatens In call mi'
Hit entlrp army.
The army mohlllntlnn, which Is but
a prelude to rpal confirct. proves In
wind a doulit thnt the lialkan Ipnciic
coinilstlnK of lliilirarla. Serxla, (Irepci
and Montenepro Is aetlnc In concert:
that at lait Ihece nations have put
aside all blood feuds nmoni; tlieni.
selves to attack Turkey, 'heir ancient
mid common foe. Their chief arm
merit Is that the cross Instead of the
crescent mut rule In Mnceilonla
Situation Is Desperate.
Meanwhile the porte hni ordered a
Bern-rat mohlllratlott, hut will also ml'
drem n mite of protpst to (lip powers,
renilinllnc them nf thp recptit Turk
ish decision to grant .Mncpdotrti t!ip
inform she has demanded, That the
situation Is desperate Is the unanl
minis opinion of the London prpss, al
hnuph all newspapers pxprpss Hip
hope that the triple entente and the
rlp?p alliance may yet he able tn keep
the peace. '
France Moves for Peace.
Paris, Oct. 2. Premier AT,' I'olr.
pare had a conference with Amlia -lor
nifanf Pasha, and II Is understood
rpnp.i'e-! to him the limlrurtlniw sehit
In Hip French nrohasadnr at Constdi.
HiioiiIp n Impress Ihp pnrtp lr
friendly terms with the tiPccKiltv nf
ulvlnu premtit assurances nf rnn)n
uiptilnl rpferms In .Macedonia, which
nbiip would Insure peacn.
The rirmtietiy with which the Freti"h
nvprnmenf hn cloed thp rnrln ni"n-
JV WJV'krl'j'o Jhe prosppctlve liplllirer.
pnt Is experti-il ,to havp a whole-
nnn effect. T.ip ilul"atlnn minister
larted out In' askln-.' Hip bunkers f.ir
4.0'in,finn mid reduced his demands n
"nallv ll.nno.non. lint the liankcra 'o
him Unit ho could not have even this
iptty sum In thp present clrcnm-
BARS ABSINTHE FROM AMERICA
Green Wine, Too Bad for France, Can.
not be Imported Into This
New York, Oct. 2. An ordi-r pro
llbltinc the Importation of nbsltithi
into this country has gone Into effect
according to an announcement at the
customs house, mid the drluklmt' ol
atisiutlie win ceniie in America as spoil
-is the present slock Is exhausted, The
available supply. It Is said, will, not
ast more man two months.
The department or agriculture linl.lr
ihnt any food or drug, the tralllc It
ivhlch Is restricted In the country of
Its manufacture, shall be refused en
try Into this country. II Is contended
Also Hint absinthe contains ilrngHlu
Jilllous to the health or the people ol
the 1'nlted States."
Woman Trails Jail Breakers.
Springfield. Aty., Oct, 2. Atter trail
ng them Into Springfield, Mrs. J. F
Mufft. the wife of Sheriff Huff! o'
' nclede county, assisted the Kprlna
field, police In rerapturlng two mcr
who broke Jail at l.tbanon, .Mo, Mrs
lIufTt led n posse that started In per
suit or the Jail breakers In the nb
sence of hpr husband.
Taft Men Bring Suit.
San Francisco. Oct. 2. An alterna
Ive writ directing the secretary o
state to place on the November ballot
as HepiiDllcans the electors chostu l:
tlio Taft faction of the UepiiUllcan con
MMitlon at Sacramento was Issued by
the stnte supreme court here, return
ablo October 3.
Harvard Hat Rat Catcher.
Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 2. To pre
vent the destruction of many Interest
ing books, papers, pictures and nlu
nbles of various kinds In the college
buildings, Harvard university hat
added to its staff of employes an olll
eta) rat catcher.
Earth Tremor In Jollet.
Jolkft, III.. Oct. 2. Two dlstlucl
earthquake shocks were felt in Jollet
with an Interval of 30 minutes' be
tween them. Some windows ere
tiroken. and bouses rocked lightly,
FERDINAND OF BULGARIA
Ferdinand, the war of Bulgaria, Is
believed te be playing a deep game to
add Macedonia to hit realm a the
outcome of the present threatening
state of affair In the Balkan. The
Servian teem eager for war with Tur.
EXPLOSION ON NEW WARSHIP
LIEUTENANT KILLED AND FIVE
Destroyer Walke, While Undergoing
Speed Tests. Blew Off Steam
Newport. II. I.. Oct. 2. Lieut Donald
P. Morrison was kilted and live sailors
wlio were Injured died later In tin
ospltnl ship Solace as the result o
nn pploslon of a steam chest on the
Lieut. Morrlsrn entetril the scrvlci
Irom .Missouri In 1!'0:'.
Four other sailors who were scnlilei'
me on the Solace. They are reported
to be dying,
The forward nd of the port turbine
together with the steam chest, wai
The destroyers Perkins. Sterrett and
Mayrant Immediately went to the ns
slstance or the Walke. but Its star
board engine was In commission am!
It steamed back Into the harbor, run
nlng alongside Hip hospital ship So
lace, an board or which had assembled
Hie greater part of the medical stun
of the fleet.
The wounded wpip transferred anil
the Wnlke was sent to the torpedo sta
Hon for loimlis,
The Wnlke was launched at the yard
or the Forp HUer Shipbuilding com
puny al (Julncy, Mass., November I!
111 1(1. It Is a sister vessel or the tie
stioyers Perkins and Rtcrctt mid has
a displacement of ,12 tons. Us com
tilete crew Is ! men.
The accident occurred off llrenton's
Iteef Lightship while the Walke was
preparing for Its second lull speed
CLEVELAND TO OWN TELEPHONES
Resolution Adopted by City Council
First Step Toward Municipal
Cleveland, Oct. 2. Municipal owner
shin mid mieratlnn of n telephone s.vs
tern Is contemplated In a resolution
adopted unanimously bv Hip city coun
cil. It i nils upon Mayor linker ami
Mr. Rprlugliorn. director or puime her
vfip. to Investigate the iiucstloli ol
mill He nu iierslilii mill niiermion oi ooi
or luiili of the local tclcnhnuc s stems
The rcMiliitmn states Hint it is un
ileslinldn that there be two systems
hnidliiL'. thnt under one control ami
it e management better service for the
public could be obtained. It Is belt'
that H'p cltv under "home rule" pro
vision of the iimenrtmcntH to the 'state
constitution recently adopted, Is tim
imwered to own and operate a tele
m:i. hi stem, mill t'.mt It could ob
tnln ono'or both or the local properties
Fear Fresh Plague Start. v
Undue Cltv. Kan. Oct. 2. Dr. O. H
Mimiiiiiin, a government veterluarlnn
Vrc Minting Ihn horse plague,
aaiiMM Hip farmers with negligence
n tup treatment of affected horses.
'le fnvs iiinnv runners me iiultlu
iii.ii i liaek nn t iit' and unless till
rartlce Is sin, ml the plague wilt
et ,i fresh start.
Mexican Rebel Captured.
WnsMngtim. Oct. 2, Major Azcarte
ml ('ant. I)e La Fuenle, chlet of staff
ml ndiutant general, respectively, of
he rebel lender, (len, Snlnzar, were
antured bv ("apt. Phillips, nine miles
r-h "f th Ale lean border nyar
C!niieiailn, Tex. .iaj. lien, wood or.
"eied Hip prisoners hcliMiy the Amer-
Marconi' Sight Saved.
Vow York, Oct. 2.-T-Wlreless experts
'n New York were Jubilant at the re
norts fiom Homo Hint the physicians
ttcn.llng CiiKllelnio Marconi, Inventor
-I wlreliMs tcleginptiy, had announced
't was almost certain his sight would
'jo saved. Atnrcoul, whllo automobll
.n with his wife, was Injured Inter.
tally when their machine overturned
Motor Rscer Injured,
.Milwaukee, Oct, 2. Driving IiIb fast
car RO miles un hour in speed trials
tlrtice rtiown went through the fence
ti the .(bird lap here. lioth lliown
and his miubatilcian may be many in
Juieil, M,UotUuro unconscious.
BANKS OF KANSAS
Deposits Pass 100 Million Dollars
Second Time' in Two Years.
BIG INCREASE SINCE LAST FALL
Statement Juit Iteued Show Gain of
Over'SeVn Million In Three
Month Wheat Garner Meld
Back a Mllllen.
Topeka, Oct. 2. for the second
time In two years Kansas bank de
posits have Jumped over the $100,000,-
000 mark for state hanks alone an
Increase of t7.r00,000 In three months.
And It Is still going upward. The
national banks have nearly as large
depntlts'ds the state 'banks.
. A, Wflrdell, acting bank commis
sioner, has Just given out the con
solidated report of the 'Ml Kansas
state banks, ami white the statement
was one of the most remarkable the
ilepar ment has eer Issued, It would
have been better If the railroads bad
furnished sufficient cars to haul Die
a heat io market.
A Million In Wheat.
"There's more than $1,000,000 worth
or wheat nlnne the tracks or Kansas
walling for ear-." said Mr. Wardell,
When the Armour grain corner Is
cttled nnnlly and 'he hundreds of
cars released from storage use In
Kansas City Hie hank deposits wilt
again go hiking upward."
The statement Jnit given out shows
0(12 state banks In business with a
total capital of $lS.ori2.S"0, as com
pared with the h'.K banks In 1iulness
at the last statement, June 14, with a
total capital of $17.!'!i.",,300. The Kan.
sits banks had on deposit In Scptem
her $lot'i,04!(,H2., an Incicnsc of $",-
'li1,4T4.1ti over Ihe deposits of June
14. And the big wheat returns were
Just beginning to come In when the
hanks were called upon for Ibis state
ment. The actual cash reserved In
the banks was 33." per cent, an In
crease, of Pi points over the June
MHtcmcut and making one of he heav
'est teserves the Knnsas banks have
Reserve Is Strengthened.
The state batiks have also strength
ciicil their reserve one and one-lialf
points since the last call. A large part
of thewbeat crop Is still In the ele
vatoro mid 'he farmers' hands mid n
very good corn crop Is yet to Im real
"Tills proni(es to lie n season nf
marked llo,nli)atlnn," said Air. War
licit, ''as L shown by Hip substantial
decrease nf 12'.5 per cent In redls
I'Oiitiis ami l.orioiM'il iuoiipv ami It I
believed that the gieater per cent of
Hip proceeds from the salp of the
P'12 crop will In- applle-l to the pay
ment of existing Indebtedness."
BAD OPINION OF PHILADELPHIA
Ministers Startled When Speaker Says
City Is Morally Worst In
Plil'adelphla, Oct. 2. William II
'altersou. formerly it New York edl
or, who Is In dull no of Hie soclfil
pivIcij work here fur the Church Fed
'ration, sturtlei! sevt ral hundred min
sters when he nsserted that this cltv
,s worn- morally than many of Aslu'i
dwest center of civilization.
.Mr. Patterson said that I'j.'.O.oim per
il lis in this city live In conditions
oise than a Kansas farmer would
"Mull his hogs lo exist. He lidded
'hat the mothers of this city should
lo like the Knst Indians ami throw
their children Into the river, rathe!
:imi have them stunted in growth by
ne pernicious conditions which ex
He pointed nut the bousing condi
tion, .which he said were a scourgn on
the mime of civilization, llnmbay and
'alriitta, he said, were Inllnltely bet
ter than this, tbe worst city In Amerl
ca, He also attacked Industrial con
ditions for the young.
TO MARRY VICTIM OF TAR PARTY
Lincoln, Kansas, Carpenter Wed Girl
Who Wat Brutally Tortured
Llijcoln, Kuiu Oct. 2. A murrliigt
.icense was Issued by Pioh.ito Judge
Arthur Artman t.i Homer J. Ilelffcrlch
ami Alius Alary I), f hamlerlaln ol
Heverly, who wns the vie Im or the
Shady Uend "tar party" last rail. It
was last November that the trial hern
of it half dozen a ell known citizens,
of Shady lloml, charred with decoy
ing AIIks Chamberlain to a lonely spot
In thti rmmtty nnd painting her with
lint tnr, attracted nation-wide Inter
est. Air. HelfTerlch Is n-carpenter Hi
Ing In Lincoln, He and Align Cham
berlain are to Im married here.
Helped John D, Get Richer.
Chicago, Illinois, Oct. 2. O. W.
Stuhl, director or the Standard
Oil of Indiana, testllled at the hearing
of the Waters-Pierce suit, that he and
the other four directors, owning but
17 shares of stock, voted to increase
the capital stock of tbe company from
$1,000,000 to $30,000,000 without con
sulting the stockholders. )y their ac
tion the directors capitalized the com
pany's assets, Stahl declared. John O.
Rockefeller virtually was given a' pres
ent of $7,500,000 by the Increased.
PAROLED MAN ROBBED A STCRE
CAPTOntD IN ACT BV NERVY
Atter Being Out a Month George Jack-
eon Taok Up Old Life and
Ottawa. Kan.. Oct.! 2. When Mat
Rice, a teamster In Le. Loup, seven
mlUa aaat of tiara: hid In the hadOW
of a grocery atore at 2 o'clock in the
morning he had only one sneii in dib
u,nH., utwl tha rnhhar Inside the
store had an automatic pistol and a
a .a a II a I -I mi.. ..aV.
revolver, com luiiy ioaueu mc ic-
Mtn. In I ft a nKtiori tftff hind
a he left the building with an' arm-
load of plunder, nut even wuu ium
odda against him Rice won. Two shot
were fired, the robtier s bullet going
wild and Rlce'a piercing tne "giiB
band" of tbe burglar.
Rice had arisen at 2 o'clock. He no
tlced the light of matches being struck
In the store across the street from hla
room. Calling Dr, W. K. Nelneledt
and James Waring, a lumber mer
chant, he dressed, accompanied thm
to the building and watched the rob
ber at work.
When the robber's hand was struck
his revolver dropped lo the grotiml
mid he and Hire grappled until Nelu
sledt nnd Waring reached them In'the
datkness, Nelnstedt had a repeating
shotgun with three shells, and he kept
the prisoner at the miurle of the gun
until they reached the depot. There
they searched the burglar and found
the automatic pistol.
The prisoner confessed to robbing,
stctes in Le Loup. Wellsvllte and Har
dener, He gave the name of tleoige
Jackson. He says he was sent to the
Hutchinson reformatory three yenrt
ago ror robbing the Lamed depot. Hi
escaped two years ngo and was recap
tured and sent to Laming, H wn
paroled a month ago.
WANTS BIG SANDBAR REMOVED
Lexington Appeals for Government
Aid to Help Encourage
Lexington. .Mo., Oct. 2. Allich Inter
est In the navigation of the Allssourl
river Is being manifested here and
business men of the town desirous ol
providing a suitable landing for Hit
boats are taking steps lo have tin
sandbar at tbe levy removed. A reso
liitlou adopted by the city council al
Its last meeting recalled that in IMC
AlaJ. Shultr. commenced the construc
tion of a dyke for the purpose of re
moving the sandbar ami asked AtaJoi
Dekyne. chief engineer of the All
sourl river, to send nn engineer tt
Lexington as soon ns possible.
Shotgun' Fall Killed Two.
Ilrownunod, Tex., Oct. 2. Airs. J.
It. .Montgomery was killed ami her
hiHlMttit wounded fatally at Rising
Star, near heie. when a door slammed
nnd Jarred loose a shotgun hanging
on the wnll. .Montgomery and blr
wife bad Just rpllred and the shot
struck Ihem while In bed,
TUESDAY'S BASE BALL RESULTS
At New Vnik I'hllHibll'lilii, y-t'-l. ,N
At i'IiIuikii I'ltlsliuig, l-IS-v. flmiii'ii,
At Hi "I.OIllM fill, IllllMll, '.'-ti-u, HI. LoiiIh,
Nu iillu'i games t'l.iyed.
At WiiHliliiiiliiie HiiHiuii, l.'-lli-l; Wash
At I'lilluililplilii New Yi'il.. "-T-I: I'lilln.
HOW THE VARIOUS TEAMS STAND
Relative Position of Team In Prltv
cipal League In Annual Race
New Yk. H: K .'! I'lilla'plila 73 Tl .
1-lttnliulK !:' 5" .I'.l'.Hl. Uiul. 1.3 Sti .411
L'lili-iiKii.. VI M .li'Jl llliinUbll. 57 t'l .tlsti
Cllninil.ltl 74 77 .VJ0Uuuli,,, 4S 100 ,3:4
lln'tuu.. 13 46 .OPCIevelaiid 72 7 .4S7
I'litlu'lilil.i !0 HO .euiil)ctiolt.,,. 61i till .41.:
VViisli'tini. SX fill .WHIM, Unil.. 12 (ik ,347
L'lili'iiun. . "4 7t. ,493Ntw York 4S VU ,3i7
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
Ksnsns Oly. Oil. 1. Cuttle Kticis,
lt.,Viiilii.'.'0 cows; IJ.(ir,i r,H; hrlfira,
n.."i4iS.r,0; sturki-iN nml li-eili-is, ll.d'df
7.7.'. lings-Hulk ut salci, jK.Mtt S.70.
rtln-' P LiimlM, St.tmtJ C 75; fulr to i-liuUe
welluH, .t.7.".'rl 4. 1 1-. ewes, f3.(i(Ki4.l0,
i'IiImiiiii, (lit. 1 lltn-r Sli-ers, li.i'.r.ii
ll.C'i. niws mnl lii'lfi-is, f2.t'U'4i,'iii Hlmk-t-is
.mil IiiiIiih, t4.tii7.sn. H"H Hulk
uf s.ili-s, s.iiik,i5, Klii-vp UimliH. 4S
HI, Louis. O'-t. I. Hi i f Hleeis, IM'O
(ilii,;;,; sto'kiTM unit ttiiiers, t:i.7rfrr,,7S;
tows .md hi'lfi'is, til.ni.4i s,7ri, Hniitlii'in
sIiith, JIMiiiiT.i'". IIuch- I'Ikh ami lights,
te.'.'.KtS.'.i.V Slit'i-i.S'iitlves, 3.tU(ii'3.CU;
Kansas City, tut. 1, I'lnsci Wheat
Dee., S5V-; May. s'J'.c, Coin VfS.,
4i?i'i .Miiy, 4!i,', Outs .May. 3i',
iriiliilmi, Oi-t. I. Clou.: Wheat Dec,
:o,i-, Muy, ttJUe. Coin -O-t., (14'ii'i Dec,
b2tc; May, StT.e, Outs Oct., 31c: Dec,
SIT.i'i Muy, 31c
HI, Irftulat. Oct. 1. Cashi Wheat
Finn; tmi-k Kn. 2 red, lt.05i l.OCTb. No.
2 huril, S!iidti'.V. Com-Dialler; trnrk Nu,
2, blilii't No. 2 White. 7MC Oats-lllgli-rr;
trnrk No. 2. 33i3mc; No. 2 while,
J5e. ttyelllKher; 72c Futures: Wheat -Die,
9l'JI',ii'i May, 95Ul67i'. Corn
Weak; Dec, 4!iii49ttc; May, HiiiW
10'M: Outs Firm; Dec, 3I',c; May,
Kansas City, Oct. 1. K8, 224e do,
seconds. 17c. Poultry Drolleri, 16c:
hens, t2Hc; turkeye, 10ft 12c. Butter,
SOcj pniklng stock, 22c. Potatoes. Minn
ota, biitto; awett poUttues, S(7.c