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VOL. XVI
KANSAS WINS--3O TO 0.
JAYHAWKERS DEFEAT THE
TIGERS BADLY.
Missouri Boys No Match for the Kansans
The Latter Had the Advantage in
Weight and Superior All Around Play
-Games East and West-Five Hurt.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-The
University of Kansas foot ball club de-
feated the University of Missouri team
by score of 30 to yesterday after
noon, and did not have much trouble
IN doing 50. 1t not only defeated the
Columbia boys, but it prevented the
Ilgers from scoring a single point, and
tossed the wearers of the black and
yellow about as though they were
children. The Missouri lads were pame
enough. They went into the fight
realizing that they had no show of
winning but they fought bravelv.
The game was brutal enough to suit
the most exacting in that line. The
superiority of weight of the Kansas
line put the Missourians in a splendid
position for injuries every time the
two lines came together. Time after
time when the mass of arms and legs
on the ground would be untanpled Il
Missouri man would be left living
stretched out, and the attendants
would have to come running to help
him to his feet, and rub his wrenched
leg or twisted neck.
In the first half it was necessary to
stop the game seventeen times to allow
some player to recover himself, and it
seemed that the half would never end.
In the second half the light men of
Missouri began to feel their strength
going, and they fought all the more
desperately. Again and again one of
them would be injured, but would
stick to his place. Shawhan was play
ing with his head bleeding. Every
man in the Missouri eleven and MANY
OF those in the Kansas team show evi-
dence of some kind of a hurt. and
many of their faces, where they were
not plastered with mud, were as white
as chalk, from hard pumping for the
wind that was not there.
The following were injured: Mis-
souri-Tucker, Conley, Brandon, Sin
nett, Swearingen, McAllister. Kan
sas-Fitzpatrick. Foster, Whitney.
Chicago, Michigan, 6.
Chicago A. c., 12-Boston a. c., 6.
Iennsylvania, 32-Cornell, 10.
wisconsin, Northwestern, 6.
Brown, 2i-Carlisle Indians. 12.
Iowa, 0-Nebraska, 0.
Drury, 32-Arkansas, o.
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Dick Wants a Pardon.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2s.-The state
board of pardons is hearing evidence
on the application of James L. Dick
for a pardon from the penitentiary.
Dick was treasurer of Ellsworth coun-
ty, Kan, from 1892 to 1894 and at the
expiration of his term of Office short
age of $50, 900 was discovered in his ac-
counts. He left the country, but was
finally located at Galveston and placed
under arrest. When taken into court
he pleaded guilty to embezzlement and
was sentenced to four years in prison.
Since his confinement his health has
broken and he is almost physical
wreck
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Apple Butter Like Grandmotb.r..

The first thing to do is to secure
some good sweet cider (apple cider) and
boil it half away. This should be done
the day before you expect to begin with
the apples. l use porcelain-lined ket-
tie that holds five gallons. Boil it half
away and let it remain in the kettle
over night on the back of the stove
The advantage of this is it is warm. and
will begin cooking earlier. AS soon as
possible the next morning begin and
prepare the apples as for sauce and put
into the cider all it will hold. Fill
the pot full to the top and as it cooks
soft keep putting in more apples to
keep the kettle full until it is quite
thick, and let cook slowly and Stir very
often, as it will burn very readily If il
is over too hot a fire. It needs to be
cooked long time-I never finish
mine in one day, simply move it back
on the stove where it will not cook.
but keep warm over night. When it is
done it will be cooked away consider
ably and thick and dark like a lam
or marmalade Do not sweeten until
nearly done, as it burns more quickly.
and by cooking away as it does it might
be too sweet. Use white sugar and
sweeteE TO taste. 1 use no spices. as /
consider it spoils the flavor of the cider
and apples. If they are used they
should be of the very best and careful
ly added. This recipe keeps perfectly
without being put up alright. put 1t
in stone jars and tie a cloth over it
merely TO keep out dust.-Practical
Farmer.
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that year arrives those who have called
themselves gold standard democrats
will become bimetallists and be with
us, or they will become republicans
and thus open enemies. Before that
year arrives trusts will have convinced
still more people that trust Is q men
ace to private welfare and to public
safety. Before that year arrives the
evil OF gold standard will be even
more evident than it is now, and the
people will then be ready to demand
an American financial policy for the
American people, and will Join with
us in the immediate restoration of the
free and unlimited coinage of gold and
silver at the present legal ratio of six
teen 10 one, without waiting for the aid
or consent of any other nation.
''W. ]. BRYAN"
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GOES BACK TO FIGHT.
General Weyler Leaves Havana Again
for Pinar Del Rio

TOT PInar Del Rio.
HAVANA, Nov. 2S.-At o'clock yes
terday afternoon Captain General
Weyler left Havana on board the
Spanish cruiser La Gaspi for Mariel
province of Pinar del Rio, where he
will resume personal command of the
Spanish forces against the insurgents.
Before leaving, lac made the following
statement:
Il went over all the northern
hills and occupied the insurgents po-
sitions without any serious resistance
upon the part of the enemy. Cacaera-
jacara and Rubi, which the insurgents
claimed were impregnable, were occu-
pied by our troops after dislodgiug the
enemy. At Rubi he offered the great
est resistance, but yielded after a few
hours fighting. We found no trace of
Maceo's people after that, although all
the other points were reconnoite red
by small attachments from our col
umns. Tne southerly points were also
reconnoitered and the positions where
the rebels had encamped are
now in possession of our troops. There
remains still to be reconnoitered the
range of hills in the eastern part Of
the province. Maceo has nothing left
for him to do but to scatter his follow
ers into small parties in order to en-
aAe them to escape our columns which
are now hunting for them, since they
offer no resistance and refuse to ac-
cept meeting with our troops, who
are chasing them in all directions. /
am confident of shortly pacifying Pinar
del Rio, since all the strategic points
are in my hands and because of the
constant activity of our troops in all
directions, which completely hinders
the escape of the small groups of in
surgents, who are now fleeing before
them in disorder
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TRADE TIE COUNTRY OVER
Reports From All Parts Show Clearly an
Enlargement.

Enlargement.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-R. G. Dun e.
Co.'S weekly review of trade SAYS:
REPORTS from all parts of the country
show clearly the enlargement of trade.
not at all points in the same branches,
but everywhere helped by more con-
fident feeling. Extremes of weather
have not made the week altogether
good for retail trade, but in that line
also there is Improvement on the
whole.
Wheat has risen over six cents for
the week, without material change in
foreign advices, which have been, on
the whole, less stimulating. Corn has
sympathized with wheat only a little
and is coming forward freely. The
most important factor in the wheat
market is'that the visible supplies do
not gain as much as has been expected.
The collapse of the nail combina-
tion, and probably of the beam com
bination. and considerable reduction
in quotations for nails and beams, give
reason to look for larger demand for
products of iron and steel
Failures for the week have been 300
in the United States, against 279 last
year, and thirty-eight in Canada,
against forty-seven last year.
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KANSAS pLURALITIEs.
State CanvassiDg Board Announces Oficial
Vote for State Officers.


TOPEKA, Kan, Nov 25.-The state
canvassing board yesterday completed
a canvass of the returns of the vote
cast for state officers and Congress
man-at-large at the recent election.
The total vote cast for each candidate
follows:
Chief Justice-Doster fusion), 167, ,e2o;
Carver Rep). 159 42s; Silver Prohib),
6o2; Doster's plurality, 1892
Governor-Leedy (fusion). 16S. .O41: Morrill,
Rep), 160,33o; Hurley Prohib), 2347;
Doughart CNat. Prohib), 753; Kepford
Qnd Prohib.), 70S; Leedy's plur ality, 1911.
Lieutenant governor-Harvey (fusion)
lo7 7l36; Richter Rep), 159, 793; Hollingber-
7o4; Harveys plurality, 7,343.
Secretary of state-Bush Gusion), 167. .OS2:
Edwards RepD, 16O,0O9; Guyer Rrohib) }.
1926; Walter (Nat Prohib.) 7O8; Bush's
plurality, 7,O74.
State treasurer Heh1ebower (fusion
l66 975; Athertou Rep) 159, ,635; Biddison
Prohib), 1,s47; Murray CNat Prohib.),
764; Hefflebower's plurality, 7.24o.
State auditor-Morris fusion). 166. .S61: j:
Cole Rep.), 1924 Talmage (Prohib) l.
o72; Bellknapp CNat Prohib), 676; Morris
plurality, 6,957.
Attorney general-Boyle 6usion), 167, ,7s2;
Dawes (Rep),, I57, 1922; Merry, Prohib),
1925; Vance, Qnd. Prohib), 495; Boyle's
plurality. 9,860
State superintendent of schools-Stryker
Mrs. Greaver, Prohib), 1856; Stryker's
plurality, 6,S67.
Congressman-at-large = Botkin (fusion)
400; Blue Rep), 158, lao; Williams
Proh1b), 1,947; Botkins plurality, $3.50.
The vote for Congressman:
First Observation-Disclosures Rep), 22115;
Ballou fusion), 1918; Broderick's major
ity, 2,402.
Second district-Harris Rep), 25,e1e;
Peters dusioT), 26,3o7; Peters majority,
$50.
Third district-Kirkpatrick Rep), %, ,42e;
Ridgely fusion), 27, ,O34; Ridgely's maioritv'
4,535.
Fourth district-Curtis Rep.), 26,e4s;
Madden 0usion), 25,ss9; Curtis majority,
754.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures Rep.), 1e1o1;
Vincent fusioni. 1928; Vincent's major
ity, 634.
Sixth district-Ellis Rep), 16, ,1o6: Burton
Oem), 1,547; Mccormick Pop), 1s,237;
McCormick's plurplity, 2,131.
Seventh district-Long Rep), &c, 966;
Simpson fusion), 29,s89; Simpsons major
ity. 1928.
The vote on candidates for appellate iud qes
for the Northern department was:
Eastern division-WellS Rep) 42149:
H1ndman fusion), 36,620 Wells majority,
$500.
Central MISUNDERSTANDING Rep1.
26,947; MahaI fusion), 29,461; Mahan's
majority, 2.514
Western division-W B. Ham Rep1,
$500; Gilkeson Oem.), 1,o26; McIlroy Cfu-
s1on), 1922 McIlroy's plurality, SOP.
Southern department.:
Eastern division-Johnson Rep.), 3e,5O4:
Schoonover fusion), 44,534; Schoonover's
majority, 5000.
Central division-Pollock Rep), 29,917;
Dennison (fusion), 80, 2,644; Dennison's ma
jority, 1927.
ton, fusion), 1o.922; Milton's majority, 915.
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Fear unf-iendlx Legislation.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-The Illinois roads
are somewhat apprehensive that GER
tam political powers in this state are
determined to make them as much
trouble as possible From time TO time
there have been vague mutterings of
Legislation looking toward 2-cent fares
and other action calculated to cut into
the revenue of the roads. Nobody
Seems to know just what action win be
taken or from what direction the bolt
viii come when it appears, but all of
the roads are watching the legislative
clouds very closely.
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Murderer Perry Must Hang

MANSFIELD, Mo-, Nov, 27.-There is
little ii any hope left for Edward
Perry. the condemned murderer of the
Sawyer family. The Supreme court
has refused q new hearing anG rniess
executive clemency should be extended
Perry will expiate his awful crime on
the gallows December 80. at Ava, two
miles from the scene of his brutal
butchery of father, mother and son
last May.
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Snow and sleet in Nebrasta.

OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 2s.-Specials to
the Bee from many points in Nebraska
and South Dakota report a heavy snow
and sleet storm, accompanied by a
high wind. In some places the loss to
live stock will be heavy. The greater
portion of Nebraska IS covered with a
coating of ice, and in most places snow
has fallen on top of this. In Omaha
the streets are slippery and walking
is difficult.
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AFTER PEFFER'S PLACE.
Populist Chairman Breidenthal Will b,
in the Race for Senator

III t16 INace TOT SENATOR.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 25.-John w.
Breidenthal has announced himself as
a candidate for United States Senator
to succeed William A. PETER. He said
yesterday: Il don't care to say any
thing except that have finally con-
sented to become a candidate. NV
friends have been urging me to give
them permission to go to work for me,
and have concluded to do So I am
on quite friendly terms with all the
candidates and hope to continue nv
relations with them regardless of the
result of this contest So far as 1 am
concerned, no personalities will be in
dulged in.
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An Election Contest at St. Josepb

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-Richard
Horigan, defeated Republican candi-
date for county collector, has begun a
contest against Eugene H. Spratt,
Democrat, for possession of the office.
Spratt was declared elected oy ma
jority of sixty-three votes, and Horiean
alleges that 6a3 of the votes cast for
him were illegal. The recount will
not be held until January.
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ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP.
Electric Car Boarded by Four Men at
Kansas City.

Electric Car Boarded by Four Men at
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-A bold
attempt to rob the passengers on car
on the Kansas City and independence
electric line was frustrated by the
timely and definite action of the
motorman and conductor of the car.
who drove away three of the would-be
robbers and captured the fourth. The
attempted robbery occurred at mid
night, Thursday as the car pulled into
Washington station, which is situated
almost halfway between Kansas CITY
and independence. There were seventy
passengers in the car at the time of the
hold-up, most of whom were citizens
of Independence.
The captured highwayman is Oscar
Bridges, who boarded the car, but be-
cause of a fatal timidity on the part of
his pals, who were 10th to follow him
at the last moment, when prompt action
and nerve was required, he was COM
pletely overpowered, his revolver
taken away and he was placed in the
custody of deputy county marshal
at independence, who locked him
up in the county Jail in
that city. 1t is believed that Bridges
was at the head of the gang that
attempted to rob Chicago & Alton
passenger train at Blue cut on the
night of October %. He was incensed
at his cowardly pals after being cap
tured Thursday night and made con-
fession to the officials, in which he told
how and by whom the robbery of the
car was planned. In his confession he
included the names of Ernest and Eu-
gene Ridgway, twin brothers living at
Centropolis, and James Repine, also of
Centropolis. The Ridgways are bridge
jumpers and high divers and have been
repeatedly seen at Washington park.
Bridges is also a bridge jumper and
made leap from the Hannibal bridge
last summer Repine is a boltmaker,
but seldom works. None of the men
is over 90 years of age.
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RECEIVER FOR a ROAD.
Another Kansas Line In the Hands eF
the Court.

the Court.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 2s.-Upon appli-
cation of the Farmers Loan e Trust
company of New York filed in the
United States circuit court by Charles
Blood Smith of this city, Judge Foster
appointed Dwight Braman of New
York city as receiver of the st. Louis.
Kansas Il Southwestern Railway com
pany. This company owns o line run
nlng from Arkansas City to Anthony.
distance of sixty miles. 1t has been
operated by the st. Louis tG San Fran
cisco company ever since it was built
until six weeks ago, when the line was
abandoned. The Farmers Loan &
Trust company holds $3.50, 900 i'll bonds
OF the company and it claims that it
has defaulted in interest.
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Memorial to Eugene Fiela.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-Citv Lii
brarian Purd H. Wright is at the head
of party which will erect monu-
ment to the memory of Eugene Field
in Lovers Lane in the eastern sl,-
burbs of this city, which formed the
subject for one of Fields popular
poems
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Judge Parker.s successnr.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9s.-The Presi-
dent has appointed John II. Rogers of
Arkansas United States district Judge
for the Western district of Arkansas.
Judge Rogers was at one time in con-
gress aud was known as a forcible
sneaker
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Find BODY of a DefauIter.

TABOR, Iowa, Nov. 2s.-While out
hunting near Sidney yesterday several
boys discovered the badly decomoosed
body of man which, ON investigation,
proved to be that of Moses Yowell,
who disappeared from Sidney about
two months ago. He was postmaster
at Sidney and short $500 in his
accounts
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Farmers Da1ghter Kills Her.e,f

LEES SUMMIT, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-Miss
Mary Simmons, daughter of John Sim
mons, prominent and wealthy farmer
living two miles east OF this place, shot
and instantly killed herself yesterday.
She was injured several years ago and
has been an invalid since, and it is sup
posed that was the cause of her desper-
ate act
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electors. I
Flames Mt Green Citv. Mo.

MILAN, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-Green CITY. a
small town twelve miles east of here
was visited by very destructive fire
last night entailing a loss of over
S@l'oOO worth of property, with insur-
ance not to exceed $4,000. This is the
second heavy loss by fire Green City
has had within the past year, both M
der suspicious circumstances. and IL
may be that some incendiary is work
ing vengeance on the people of the
town.
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Three Hearne Case LAWYERS Dead

MEXICO, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-Three of the
lawyers who figured in the celebrated
DIR. Hearne murder case, tried at
Bowling Green, are now dead. They
are Hon. II. r. Giles, congressman
elect, who died last week at Shelbina:
Attorney +. B. Hicks of Louisiana. and
Nat c. Dryden of ST. Louis. There
were fourteen lawyers in the case, and
not the fatal number ''13."
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The Revolution In Urupuav

BUENos Ayes, Argentine, Nov. IS
The revolution under way il. the
Uruguayan republic is gradually gath
ering strength. Its exact proportions
are as yet unknown here. as all tele-
graphic lines have been seized by the
government and nothing is allowed to
come ont
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Miners. Wages Cut.

DENVER, Colo, Nov 2s.-The Dem
yer Times says that the Anaconda
Mining company, at Butte, Mont, has
given notice to its men of a cut in
wages, commencing December /. from
$3.50 to 50 n day, and that other bio
mining companies there intend TO fol.
low Slit
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Football Players Leg Broken.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-The St
Joseph higi, school, football club
played a game at Maryv1ile with the
Maryville high school team. Near the
close Of The game, 0rie Howell, of the
st. Joseph team was thrown and his
leg broken. Young Howell is about is
years of age and is son of Dr. Thomas
Howell.
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Job for Frank James.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov 2s.-Frank
James, brother of Jesse James, the
notorious train robber and ex-member
of the James gang of outlaws, is an
aspirant for the honors of st. Louis
police commissionership, and Chief
Harrigan will be his friend in the race
The ex-outlaw declares himself a can
didafa
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FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED.
brooklyn High School Lad Meets
Death on the Gridiron

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Walter l..
Rhue, 16-year-old boy, who resided
with his parents in Brooklyn, was
killed in game of football at the
Parde grounds yesterday afternoon.
He was member of the BROOKLYN
Boys High School team. The lad was
tackled and thrown heavily to the
ground. When he rose he was hardly
able to stand and fell again almost i'm
mediately. He died soon after from
an internal hemorrhage.
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GEORGE DIXON DEFEATED,
Frank Erne of Buffalo Got the Decision
After Twenty Rounds

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Frank Erne of
Buffalo last night won the title of
featherweight champion of the world
by being awarded the decision in a
twenty round contest with George
Dixon, the clever colored man who has
for SO long held undisputed claim to
that pugilistic honor.
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Denver n1rnIonaire Dead.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 26.-- Edward
Eddy. OF this city, multi-millionaire,
and one IF the best known mining ex-
prris in :s.le world, died last night Of
pneumonia. aged 81 years
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A THANKSGIVING RIOT.
Poles and Americans Clash in a Duryea,
Pa, Saloon-Three Killed.

Pa, SaloOn-Three Killed.
PITTsToN, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Three men
Were fatally shot and several others
more or less seriously wounded in a
drunken riot at Duryea early Thanks
giving morning.
The dead are: James Motsli, shot in
the abdomen, died almost instantly;
Frank Lambert, shot in breast three
times, died this afternoon; John Belts,
shot in the leg and cannot recover.
The injured are: John Toy, shot in
thigh; William Mockines, shot in side;
two Polanders, names unknown.
wounds slight.
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LAWRENCE, Kan, Nov. 27.-Thomas
4. Bayne, one of the oldest residents
of Jefferson county, living nine miles
northeast of Lawrence, died suddenly
last night of inflammation of the
stomach.
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CHIEF IRWIN DEAD.
Head of the Kansas City Police Depart
ment No More.

1Ieau OI INC hansas CITY Police DEPART
ment No More.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-Chief of
Police l.. E. Irwin died at two minutes
after IL o'clock last night. He was
entirely under the influence of opiates
since Monday, administered to allay
the intense suffering consequent upon
the ravages of Bright's disease, with
which the chief had battled for several
years.
Chief Irwin was a native of Shelby
vile, Mo-, and SO years of age. He
was an ex-Union soldier and one of
Kansas City's most prominent business
men.
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Massacre with son y,c,,n,s

+ LoNDoN, Nov. es.--A Constantinoplc
dispatch to the Daily News says a
fresh massacre with 500 victims is ..n-
mored 10 have occurred near Diar-
hak;r
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The Arabic vernacular furnishes q
singular illustration OF tbs popularity
of war in the east It has over afty
names for the sword.
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Denslt, of the Ocean water.

Expert photographers say that In its
deepest parts the oceans waters are 90
dense that a sunken ironclad would
never reach bottom.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov. 2s.-Jim
Repine and Ernest Ridgway, the two
men who attempted to rob the Inde-
pendence electric car were arrested
here at 9 o'clock last evening in the
Kansas Central hotel