2M0r T1NA1
final ituenmn
I'XOU I ttO. 308
PEDLLADBIiPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1015.
PRIOE ONE CJ2ICT
CortxioHT, 1918. t tm Pcsud lutn Coxnxi.
HILLIES BEAT GIANTS TWICE;
BROOKLYN DEFEATS BRAVES, 1-0
OTE KILLED
NGREATRAID
UPON LONDON
iooelins Drop Bombs on
; Heart of City Censor
Conceals uamage
FHIbDREN ARE VICT IMS
2ti.r irreatest raiu ever mauo uy v-
'Lin the city of London was bombarded
I!. Aleht. -Twenty persons are known to
I" "" . . . m ...... A-A If Is
:" j-aa anrl nl lea&l C3 mwuuuc. w -
irfleyed. however, that the loss of life Is
Srh ereater, while tho property damage
enormous, although tho British censor
) "ot pernl,tlca a wur p
Ihit subject.
ItThe death list as announced by tno
Lwrnment Is 12 tnen. 2 women and 6
ftlldren. Forty-eight men. 27 women
,nd 11 children were wounded. All of
Ve dead and wounded are civilians, ex-
ctpt three soldiers, one of whom was
Wiled. . .
That the raid was made on me neari
f London Is Indicated from private dis
sttches. A cable to a Chicago paper,
Vlch maintains an office in Trafalgar
gwarer reported the sarety or. tne em
ptoyes and the building. Marconi, the
4relet5" invenior, in an mitivnm, .-
Vrte4 that he had witnessed the raid,
siWhe censor let the sentence slip by.
Wcoql lives at the Trafalgar Square
Betel.
mVESTY KNOWN DEAD
IN RAID ON LONDON
KDON. Sept. 9. Twenty persons
Mr killed ana ea wouuueu m ii
ittt't Zeppelin raid on London. All tho
jilted and wounded were civilians ex-
tht pne BOldler was Kiuea ana mreo
sd. Tne aeaa are: xweive men.
Mi Voroen. six children. Forty-eight
1-?" m. ui .A 11 ithllilpAH .ira,
zt women uim w vimu.vii w..
led.
raid on Paris was also made by a
of aeroplanes operating irom tne
Ly. Zeppelins made the foray In the
in capital, ana also raiuea several
olaces In the eastern counties
utt ol Incendiary bombs were drop-
en the eastern counties of England
fmi the London district, leaving death and
KWueUon in meir wane, following bu
raaM aiier me ram oi luuuur menh
Mwn'lO women and children and thrco
were killed. It caused a situation
rderln? on panic In London.
r Early In the day It was reportca irom
MMterdam that four big Zeppelins were
their way to England, precautions
Mure taken to beat oft the attacks. Last
MkC the lights were extinguished and
Mreylene scouts were sent up equipped
iiwn, powenui searcnugnis. .mo oingiuica
ivwe pot slgntea until iney were over
EfcwUuid and had begun their wjjrk of
4ructlon.
jTTkere were some casualties, but just
MW minv or nhrn the government will
et make public. The Incendiary bombs
iwca numerous nrcs. aiosi oi ineoo
fw reported under control at midnight.
f The Admiralty report on the raid fol-
'Hostile aircraft visited the eastern
nties and the London district Wednes
Hy night and drooped Incendiary and ex-
derive bombs. At midnight a few casual
ty kad been reported and some fires,
Wh,.wre then well under control.
The number of casualties will be com-
SitMicated through the presB In the course
tne day,"
"If I were Count ZeDDelln. I -would pro
tect before the world atralnst tho Kaiser
Mkt my Invention as I saw Zeppelins
h4 list night," Gugllelmo Marconi,
sied Italian Inventor, said this after-
PLAY FOR THE GEIST GOLF TROPHY IS ON AT WHITEMARSH
SLAVS ASSAIL 1 ' :;$m ,
FOE IN GALICIA; feDW W' 't"m
WIN BIG FIGHT k!MfM ' ' " '
Teutons Suffer Reayily in fjMM) Jm
Resumption of Battle !f$fmb rjR
on Old Front iS Jm X all '
MANY CANNON CAPTURED WK K
Mm v-lm ;
A decisive victory In the fighting be- 'f K ''?'
fore Tarnopol was chronicled by tho-War V''M pHuB
Office early today as the Czar took com- f B ISil
mand of the Russian army. k Kf HUB
PfflLLIES DOWN
M'GRAFS GIANTS
IN SECOND GAME
Schauer Yields Three Runs
in Opening Round Trio
Added in Fourth
CRAVATH HITS HOME RUN
PETROORAD, Sept. 9.
A decisive victory in the fighting be
fore Tarnopol was chronicled by tho-War
Office early today as the Czar took com
mand of the Russian army.
Two German divisions, reinforced by an
Austrian brigade and heavy and light ar
tillery, were hurled back In an attempt
to throw the Slavs out of Gallcta.
The Russians counter-attacked and aro
driving tho enemy westward. The Austro
German losses reported early today to
taled more than 200 Austrian officers and
SOOO men.
Crowds gathered In the streets to cheer
the news of the most important Russian
victory In the southeast since the AubUo
German drive began. Everywhere the
news was connected with the action of
the Emperor in assuming personat charge
of the empire's military forces.
"It Is an omen of success for tho Little
FOTrrerrVath'arwortgfluTro'th8t,
ran through the streets.
In other sectors of the long battle
front measurable successes have crowned
the fresh efforts of tho Czar's armies.
The Russians have taken more than 2000
prisoners and not only have beaten back
enemy attempt to advance, but have de
veloped successful counter-attacks. In
Continued on Face Four, Column Three
B,"Xew sad and alck at heart Count
rila must be." continued Marconi.
' lay Invention were used to kill harm-
men, women and children like that,
M snout out my protest to my own
and before the entire world
, n't know how many people were
MW night, but If mere were w.oou
It would not have changed tne
Continued on race Two, Column. Two
Y BYRNE TO WED
)YH00D SWEETHEART
lly Third Saclcer to Marry
'SU Louis Girl at Close
of Season
ft COUJS, Mo., Sept. .-Bobby Byrne,
f aeman of fhe Philadelphia Na
1 League baseball team, and former-
er of the Cardinals, la to marry
Laura Shields, of lk07A O'Fallon
bthU city.
? Welda today set at rest a rumor
! naa promised to be Byrne's
n c6ndltlon that the Phllllea win
Ull .... a 4 '..a. 1
- fcfiuani ana me wonqs sene.
KMrry him mvonv uhnlhrr tho
I'WfnM1 or nnt . ft
l Planned that thn mnrrlcr ihiill
kWc In Philadelphia at the close
IS ha.lL.II . ...
7 ."iu season, 'iney wjh go o
", their woneyinoon,
PB.iwias.wnq is m yuars old. s a
for the Mluourl Paclflo Hallway.
n4? ip y babaH on a q,at tfth
Lji""l sirteis Alias enieias
mm play when she waa a' little
Woman Chicken Thief Sentenced
Slary Smith's fondness fox clilpken be
longing to Borne one else probably will be
appeased somewhat by the three months'
sentence to the House of Correction given
her today by Magistrate Borlo at the
Krankford police station. Mary, who Is
41 .years old, lives at, 2381 Margaret street.
During the early hours of thiB morning
Anthony Ncrolw, or z wermuaa street,
was awakened by a disturbance In the
chicken coop In his backyard. Armed
with a lantern and shotgun, and backed
up by his brother Michael, Nemlcz In
vestigated and found the woman calmly
pulling the last tall feathers from a dead,
but still warm. bird.
BROOKLYN DEFEATS
BRAVES IN GRAND
PITCHERS' BATTLE
Tyler Allows But One Hit and
Pfeffer Two Myers Scores
Only Run of
Game
GREAT CROWD PRESENT
Snodgraes, t
Eyers, lb
Moran, rf '
Magpe. If .'
Schmidt, lb v
Brnith, 3b
Egan, ss
Whaling, c
Tyler, .p. ."
Comnton
tConnollyx
Totals
BOSTON
AD. R. H,
3 0 0
, 1
3
I 3
3
A. E.
0 0
0 S 21 10 1
O'Mara, s
Daubert. ju
Stengel, rf ,,..tw-
Cutshaw, 2p
Myers, cf ...,....'
Getz. So ,.."
Nixon, If -.....
McCarty, c ,
Pfeffer, p
Totals
BROOKLYN
A.B. R. lit O. A. K-
3 0 0 & 3 x
3 0 0
..fl 0 ,0
.,300
2 10
,3 0 1
3 0 0
3 0 0
3 '0 0
In the opening round at White
marsh today' Norman Maxwell,
of the Aronomink Club, made an
84, tieing with "H. B. Newton, of
jFraHkford-Maxwellf6howiv-mi
the centre of the ph&to, fa pres
ent hdlder of the cup. On,' fee"
left is Clarence H. Geist, of Sea
view, donor of the tropny. On, the
right is W. B. Supplee, of Bala,
a contestant.
MAXWELL AND NEWTON
TIED AT 84 FOR GOLF
LEAD AT WHITEMARSH
Present Holder of Geist Cup
and Frankford Man Turn
in Good Scores in
Prelims
WOMAN INVOLVED
IN CORD MURDER
SAYS PETERSON
Slain Man "Infatuated,"
Wife "Insanely Jealous,"
Partner Reveals
TELLS
LIFE STORY
180 GOLFERS QUALIFIED
THE WEATHER
FORECAST
'4fr Philiil)nl,: ..J ,S,.uu
!tf dauAu iiiiJ al!,JJ .. ta.
Pf" Friday, wiik light, wriakU
CHESTNUT IIIL.U Pa., Sept, 9. Golf
era numbering 180 teed up for the quali
fying round today In trie fifth annual
tournament for the Clarence H. Geist
cup and other trophies at the "White
marsh Valley Country Club. In ability,
tho field runs all the -way from crack to
dub, with tho "falr-to-mlddllng" player
predominating.
One departure furnished an Interesting
toplo for comersatlon around the Justly
celebrated 19th hole. This was the offer
ing of trophies for defeated fours of all
slxteens. These trophies for the' "lost
souls" are In the shape of small medals,
not unlike "goaf medals. Sixty-four
players will qualify, in groups of 16, for
the. first roUnd of match play tomorrow;
the second round follows In the afternoon,
with the semifinals and finals on Satur
day. , , .,
, The prices, and handsome pnes they; are,
are offered for the low scorer In today's
Qualifying round, and for the winner and
runner-up In each sixteen, and- for the
winners of defeated eights and defeated
fours.
' The Geist cup- at present Is held, by the
Country Club of Lansdowne by virtue- of
Norman Maxwell's brilliant win last year.
The best of the early scores today was
the tl of Jlerbert Nowtop, of Ifrankford,
and Norman Maxwell at the same figure,
Newton found the going much to his lik
ing, and Kept up a consistently good effort
from nrst tee to istn green. Despite three
sixes ,on each nine. A, M. Bhret, of Bala,
returned an 8. w)th youns E. H. Thorpe,
of Frankford. next In line, with S3.
Out of towiv.ntrlea are mere numerous
than usu.il. The most prominent of these
Is Donald Woodward, of Columbia, "run
ner-up for the puddle Atlantic champion'
shin last June. ..
later, 'Norrnan Maxwell, present Voider J
of th Gel" cup. came in. with an, ?l and
, i i
Continued on Psto Tbirlwa, Column lite
ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED
ON AMERICAN WARSHIP
Explosion on Dwtrsyer Decatur, at
Ca'vtto, Philippine Islarula
"WASHINGTON. Sept. .Ona enll.i.,1
man was kme and two others serlousJy,
injures i?jr in an explosion aBoarA the
United Htats 4ttroyr Decatur at Cavlte
In tb pbHeie.
Adrian WJrtrhHr repprte the accU
dent through a cable to tho navy depart-
mem.
" '
Tkf )flif tenia gay:
Lett! VJW. lfc MrdUl AU
BiV. he ibM tr 4a JtanaVM
Ummm,r9k.CpmTw4r th r a . .,
The story of tho woman who, he as
serts, figures In the mysterious murder
of Samuel S. Cord, was told today by
Olaf Peterson, in his cell In the Camden
County Jail.
For more than an hour Peterson walked
up and down before half a dozen report
ers, talking Incessantly. He gave specific
stances L aUfgeo, .quajrrels between
Cord and Mrs. Cord that had come to
huaurmdro 'tj v
'"'An innocent conscience never disturbs
any one."
This was Peterson's answer to the
"partial Identification" made of him as
the man who wao seen standing beside
a body on the Iliver road the night Cord
was killed. After making this statement
he was asked his opinion of the motive
for the murder.
"I firmly believe that there is a wom
an at the bottom of this case," he Bald.
J'The prosecutor knows I hold that belief,
and he has not given up the theory by
any means. I have a reason for thinking
there is a woman in It a good reason.
"Cord and his wife often quarreled be
cause of this other woman, with whom
Cord was Infatuated. Vi
"I nevtr saw this woman. I talked to
her, thouch, over the telephone, perhaps
a dozen times maybe oftener. Sho called
PHILIHS BEAT NEW YORK W SECOND GAME
PHILLIES
Stock, 3b
Bn nor oft, es
Paskort, of
Ciavnth, if
Luderus, lb
Whltted, If
Nlehoff, 2b
Bums, c
Dcmarec, p
Dugcy, 2b
Becker, if
Adanib, c
v t -
M &
-Totals
r h o a c
3 1 vil 2 0
2 2 3S0
0 2 10 0
12 0 0 0
1 0 12 1 0
1 2 0
03 2
0 3 0
2 0 2
0 1 1
0'-0 0
0 ,0 !2 0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
NEW YORK
Bums, If
Ornnt, 8b
Jaoobwrti, rf
Doyle, Xb
Morklo, lb
Fletcher, bs
Thoipe, of
Dooln, c
Schnuer, p
Wendell, c
r h o n e
1 2
0 2
0 0
1 2
1 1
0 1
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 9
1 0
0 1
2 6
3 1
2 1
1 1
1 0
2 0
0 0
D 10 27 lb 1 Totals
U 11 24 12 4
Continued on Tase Six, Colo ma One
SHORE HOLDS MACKS
TO LONELY SINGLE;
RED SOX VICTORS
Athletics Find "Home" Too
Far Away to Reach Bos
ton Bunches Hits Off
Knowlson
FINAL COUNT IS 5 TO 0j
PHILADELPHIA BALL PARK, Sept.
9. 'yith a chance to gain half a game
on tho winner of tho Boston-Brooklyn
game today, by taking both ends of the
double-header. Manager Moran sent Al.
Demareo to the mound against tho Giants
In tho second game today. Dcmarec has
been unusually effective against hla
former teammates this season.
Manager McGraw selected Pube
Sch,aucr, the only nusslan-born ball
player 'In captivity. Rubo was born In
Moscow, Russia, about 22 years ago, and
Is now developing Into a fine pitcher, ac
cording to Manager McGaw.
FIRST INNING.
Burns filed to Nlehoff. Nlehoff threw
out Grant. Jacobson was safe on Nic
holas fumble. Dosle forced Jacobson,
Bancroft, unassisted. No runs, no hits,
one error.
Stock was safe on Fletcher's error.
Bancroft hit the right-field fence for a
double. Stock stopping at third. Pas
kort sent a sacrifice fly to Burns, scoring
Stock. Cravath walked. Luderus forced
Cravath. Merklo to Fletcher. The double
steal was pulled off successfully, Ban
croft scoring on Doyle's high throw to
tho plate. While Dooln was arguing with
Umpire Orth, Luderus stole third. Whlt
ted beat out an infield hit. scoring Lu
derus. Jacobson muffed Nlehoff's fly,
Whltted reaching third. Nlehoff stole
second. Fletcher threw out Burns.
Three runs, two hits, two errors.
SECOND INNING.
Stock threw out Merkle. Bancroft
knocked down Fletcher's drive, but could
not recover in time to throw. Fletcher
was caught napping and retired, Demaree
to Luderus to Bancroft. Thorpe fouled to
Luderus. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Demaree beat out an infield hit .and
took second on Merkle's wild throw.
Stock sacrificed, Merkle to Doyle. Ban
croft walked. Faskert singled to left
scoring Demaree. ,Cravath filed to Burns,
Uudchls 'metric. "boolriT TJ'hV'run:' two'
hits, one error.
THIRD INNING
Dooin was called out on strikes.
Demaree threw out Schauer. Burns hit
tho centerfleld wall for three bases.
Nlehoff threw out Grant No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Whltted filed to Merkle. ., Nlehoff fan
ned and was retired at first, when Dooln
dropped tho third strike. Dooin to Merkle,
Schauer threw out Burns. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Nlehoff threw out Jacobson. Bancroft
threw out Doyle. Merkle hit the bleacher
wall for a double. Fletcher hit to Ban
croft and Merkle was run down, Ban
croft to Stock to Nlehoff. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Demaree singled to centre. Stock sin
gled to left. Bancroft sacrificed, Grant
to Merkle. Paskert singled to centre,
scoring Demaree and Stock. Ho took
second on Thorpe's fumble, but was out
trying to reach third on Thorpe's return,
which Merkle retrelved and threw to
Grant. Cravath broke his major league
home-run record by sending the ball
far into tho centre-field seats for a home
run. It was a terrific drive. Doyle threw
out Luderus. Three runs, four hits, one
error.
FIFTH INNING.
Thorpe doubled to right Wendell bat
ting for Dooln. Wendell singled to left,
scoring Thorpe. Burns made a pretty
catch of Schauer's foul. Burns walked.
Grant fanned. Jacobson filed to Paskert.
One run. two hits, no errors.
Wendell now catching for New York.
Whltted walked. Nlehoff fouled to Grant.
Whltted stole second. Burns filed to
Thorpe. Demaree fanned. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Doyle hit the right fleld fence for a
double. Bancroft threw out Merkle and
held Doyle at second. Fletcher filed to
TODAY'S BASEBALL' SGORES
NEW YORK. IstOOOOOOOOO-O 31
PHILLIES IOOOOOIlx-3 71
Benton nnd Meyers; Alexander and Burns.
NEW YORK, 2d go OOOI 01 2 0-411 4
PHILLIES 31 030200 x- 9101
Schauer and Dooin; Demaree nnd Burns.
ATHLETICS OOOOOOOOO-O
BOSTON O 1 1 O 1 1 1 O x- 5
Knowlson nnd McAvoy; Shore and Cady.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON OOOOOOOOO-O
BROOKLYN OIOOOOOOX-1
Tyler and WHallug; Pfeffer nnd McCarty.
CINCTNNATI.lst 000 000 020 000 0 -ST.LOUIS
OOO 010 001 OOO.O-
Dalc and Wingo; Sallee and Snyder.
CINCINNATI, 2d
ST. LOUIS "'Z.
1 2
9 0
2 1
1 1
DETROIT
CLEVELAND
, !
AMERICAN LEAGUE
100102110-G SO
10000202 0-5 77
. . XoudermUk and.Stanace: Hasrerman and O'NelL. j ., .
- . , .- -. .-"-.. wt.- ;,-- 5 '-rw "l-a.'
WASH'GT'N, 1st go 0000023 0-5 92
NEW YORK 200001 OO O 3 5 2
Harper and Williams; Brown and Alexander. '
WASHG'T'N, 2d s O 0101200
NEW YORK OOOOOOOI
Gallia and Henry; Pich and Kruegcr.
ALLITIONAL RACING RESULTS
ATHLETICS.
AB. R.
Corcoran, 3b 4
Walsh, 3-f. -,.. 4
Strunk, cf 3
Lalole, ss. ...'. 3
MclnnU, lb 2
Oldrlng, If 3
Malone, 2b 2
McAvoy, c 3
Knowlson, p 3
DavltB 1
O. A. S.
3 10
, 0 1 :i 12 !
M 1 1 27 121
n.o.rf tnr Whallns in ninth.
Batted for BnOdgrass w iiiiimi.
Hftcrltlce hlt-Erra. Stolen basea
Mvtrs Get. Struck outBy Pfeffer., 3
WU? . B on balls-Oft Pf.ffer. lj
Tyler. 2. Double play-O'Mara to Cutshaw.
rnnKT FIELD, Brooklyn, N. T.. Sept.
k E,r.i.tth. hardest game of his ca.
J ndnv when Brooklyn beat Boston
l6tp Pin a .ensatlonal pitchers' battle.
Two,of th acoren oX tha Braves south
$' credited him with no-hit mj
hus dmlttirig bjro tq the twlrler.' 1U1
off TyUr me In th second Inning and
was m aeratchLst of tho scratchy
WMyer had walked wth one out, ana
Gets shot a wicked roller to gehroUM, who
a'!1.l,i ft. bail oK his bUnc. Me
ould I not polWy t tM runner s frt
Total ...v...
BOSTON.
. AB. R. H. O. A'. E
Henrlksen. If , 3 0. 0
Scott, s. ....,..,,1..... 5
Hooper, rf. ........1... 3
Speaker, cf. 3
Gardner, 3b , 2
Hoblltzell, lb 4
Barry, 2b. ., 4
Cady,. c, ,, 3
Shore, p. t 3
0 0
3 2
0 2
Of 0
1 1
X 2
0 X
0 1
1
1
6
2
1
13
1
8
0
Continued on Fare Thirteen, Column Your
MRS. MORROW SAYS SHOOTING
. WAS NOT DUE TO'JEALOUSY
Sixth ince. Belmont, for maidens, 2-yenr-olds, Q'furlongs straight
Adroit, 100, T. McTagpnrt, 0 to 5, 2 to 5, out, won; Reconteuse, 100,,
turnei,, 10 to 1, 5 to 1 2 to 1 second; Sea Beach, 112, Butwell, 7 to
5, 2 to 5, out, third. Time, 1 :0D. Trend, Trumpator, Resistible and
Kezlah also ran.
VILLA RETREATING FROM TORREON
WASHINGTON, Sept. 0. State Department officials late this
evening leceived dispatches stating that Villa was retreating from
Ton eon. It is stated that the head of the convention foices means
to make his btand against the last advancing Carranza foices at .
Chihuahua. .-
. Totals 30 5 0 27 12 0
Baited for .Knowlson In 9lh,
Three-base hit Hooper. Twoibase hits
Barry, Speaker. Sacrifice hits Gardner,
3; Cady, stolen bases Walsh. JlenrlK
sen. Struck out "By Shore, '7; Knowlson,
1. Base on balls OK Knowlson, tfr Shore,
3. Double plays 8hore to Scott to Hob,
lltsell. Batters hit Speaker. Hooper,
Tassaii ball,-Cady.
FENWAY PARK, Boston. Mass., Sept
9, The Mack could not do anything
with the thin laalfy Shore In the third
came of the series with (he lied Sox
toay. H allowed 'but one hit which
waa ma4 by "Wa-Ui tn the first innlns
Ho tri4Ck out. 4ht and gave, but two
passes. Thfrrws' it was easy for the
iHulera to win, S to 0.
XewUon 7aa knocked for nip safe
ties, and in only lqulng. the seventh,
did thy at mff i)nn pne hit. Knowl
soti's walk, kfyr, made It possible
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TfclritM) Crfnw 0
Pescribes Action of Husband Who
l Tried to Kill Her and Himself
, ALLENTOWN. Pa., Sept. 9.-A atate
ment was made this afternoon by Walter
Morrow, a brother of Milton W. Morrow,
who shot his wjfe by sending a bullet
through her head and afterward at
tempting to take his life by shooting him
self in the mouth. The brother, who re
sides at Lancaster, paid a visit to the
Atlentown Hospital, and as soon as Mrs.
Morrow saw him she described the shoot
ing in' Retail.
Mrs. Morrow said as soon as they ar
rived home from, their auto trip Monday
evening Mr. Morrow went upstairs.
"A fit seconds afterward be came down
the back stairs," she continued, "and met
me lu the pantry. He had a terrible look
on his face and appeared like a. mad per
son lie, scoamea, -i am colng- to km
you. lie had the revolver in his rUht
hand an,d as soon aa ha said that I
grabbed him. A scuffle ensued and the
gun explqded. the, bullet hitting the wall.
Ho then pushed me Intq th corner of
the pantry, knocking m down and hold-
')na roe In that ppsltlon by the har 'He
men put tne muzzia of tne-eun to my left
temple and shot
"Weak aa I was, I manage to kP
conscious. Immediately after ha shot me
.lie put the point of the revolver In his
mourn- ana snot nimscu, in lining tq
th floor his arm knocked the telephone
oft the table nearby I then crawled oyer
him .as I realUed something had to be
doner. I managed to get to th home at
Harry Butterweck, next door, and ranc
the bell, Mr Butterweck answered. I
told him that Milt shot jn and that they
could find him in tha pantry."
Mrs. Vorrow said th sight -itm hor
rible and finished "Rr stary Vy mtklmt
about mr huaLwia.
MEXICAN EDITORS VERGING ON SEDITION
WASHINGTON, Sept. 0. Justice Department official"? Inti
mated today that the utterances of certain Mexican editors on tho
border have verged closely on the seditious lately, that publication
of matter which oversteps bounds in tfhls respect Is severely punish
able and that buch papers are being: closely watched.
THREE MEN SHOT WHILE PLAYING CARDS . . "
NEWY0RK, Sept. 0. Thr lUlinns er Jayjn? cards Jn' Or
Riocery store f Joseph Raffo, at 20,3 lorsytbe ; 'Street, early to-
A fchotfjun was stealthily usiied 'through the wUjjjIow and both.-ly' -di&eha-Bed",
raking th amall room with slua. One cXUW wen, &i'
fciippo Letto Instantly fell dend and Itaffo nnd the other man,. ,.
'cjpoo Ouffatyuoj'opped,, piobably fatally, .wounded, Xafjo t44 th
pollc?"hc had' Recently received blQk hand liters. ,
LETTER CARRIERS MEET NEXT YEAR TN DALLAS. XIX.
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OMAHA, Nebl, Sept. O.-j-DallnTex., vrap fqdy
efpr next year's convention? p'fibe Watlona,! Am
place,
ter Carrlerg,- Officers clected'weret Tresldent, 3B. I, '
Jnd.j vice president, A Sharp, New York; sortaxy, WL $
New York treasurer, Chntles Duffy, Illinois,
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