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Mr. Joe Altheiner has returned from St. Louis, and he reports thot he left his daughter, Miss Heunie, without fever and that she Is rapid. ly improving. She has been ill for long perioa.
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The monkey could pull its own sugar out of the fire, but prefers to use the paws of the cats Poor eats. how it must hurt them! Yes, ii does hurt them little, but they can stand it for the sake of their good friend the mon key. Perhaps they will seta share of the sugar, or if not that something else which they like better. Pcrhapsl f. is certain that they have long been f. friends of the monkey and that tAsy like him for his sly and cunning fiels
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Drs. Henderson < Fry havemoved their office into the new Dewoody building on Pine street, and ne now cosnv situated
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A fishing party composed of Messrs. Philpot, Hutt Taylor Merritt and Q number Of others, left the city this morning. They expect to return home this afternoon loaded down with the fnny tribe.
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Mr. A. A, Cline, connected with the convict farms at Noble Lake, Walnut Lake. was made an l,ik bF the Pine Bluff Lodge last night
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Prom Maud to John was he inscription on a card attached to a beautiful bouquet which the GRAPuc reporter saw the lucky young man receive this morning.
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A sIMPEE TIRE REPAIR.

Punctares iu the well known Nor. gan fs Wright tire are mended about as easily as a man would close a hole ii his finger with a bit of court plas. ter Inside of the inner tube of the Ire lies long strip of patching rubs b1r, like this.
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reward of s25 is offered by the New York World for any linguist who Will translate the sugar schedule in tue new tariff bill into English that can be understood. It is said that the sugar men understand it perfectly, and if they do what business is it of others? Tho Sugar trust is running the United States senate at present, and it is hold Ing up all legislation until it gets what It wants If the people of this country had chance to vote on the election of united States senators, some of the old, iosslls ln the senate would never be heard of again. Harrisburg Telegraph.
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MT. John Collins. leading merehant of Tyro, Lincoln county, is in the city purchasing goods from our !. wholesale merchants today.
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Corley Camp Confederate Yete= rnns, of Helena. one hundred and fifty strong. leave Sunday for the reunion at Nashville
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Miss Lula Goldsmith, of LittlC Rock, came down thia morning on short visit to relatives.
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The Pine Bluff Gun Club is holding its weekly prsetice shoot this after noon.
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s.sa the cement will not get inside of as, where sllc repair strip lies.
 aen Yoa have puncture, get right o5 Hiding a tire flat, when it has a tack of nail in it, may damage it con. siaerablg,
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We are pleased to state that Mrs. C. o. Harris, who has been SO criti- cally i'll. is now considered odt of danger.
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, Out of regard Tor his health. Mr. vs9gilvie will not conduct d summer sschooi here, as was announced few weeks ago.
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Confederate Veterans Re.rulon af Nasa.
 vine Tenn

vile Tenn
 This istoadvise thatall tickets sold to Nashville ae"eaut Nf the Gongeaer- ate Veterans Re-Union as elsese Is.s,sa.. stated in these eeinnnssan extension of ten days will Do granted 0n an tickets deposited with ioiat Heent of terminal lines ct Nashville. on or Ue fore June 26. When parties are readg to return tickets viii he rctu4naa so ii5i3taiiiFza 35'tstStfitIIg extension limit
 | ", FARLEY. Aeenf.
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Atan early day Pine Bluff Camp. No. 5, Woodmea of the World, will give an entertainment.
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MT. Fred Coleman. an influential citizen of Camden. is making oureity q brief business visit.
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Mr. C. ". wesner and wife. of Cornerstone. arrived in Pine Bluff this morning.
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Miss Lucy Burford is visiting relatives and friends in Star City.
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Mir $. \ Ros5uhae @ popular stationery. book ster and news dealer. handles IheeeI sfaH Wash burn make oL musical H said to be3ha 5ue h. aaHIl and bis trade ia JleH eaa 'aFee If you wishH HH#'e#l far now is the time eu ea aH=
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MT. Joe (Duck9 Rosenburg left at l2:30 today for the Nashville Centen- Hial.
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Dr. H.. H. stanaeld came down from Greer this morning on a busi- ness trip.
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Mir. D. Lichtbach. the talented young flute player, of this city has composed waltz which Will hn n, h-- iIshed at an early day.
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GGoi. Goi ffii sicffii. Williams, of i3anthead is here on business visit today.
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Will Hammond. with burglar eolored, charged commit : and grand larceny e~ ,ed at Altbeimer, will be
 4amined before Esquire McGaughy at this place today
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Billy opnuUeti aitr haa ea
 fln t0 makea 8atg or Sullf Si1ith un eA e3i1e taf ward to mako match 9 DlaHe. will claim inc champion .a.
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Sheriff MeroneY, of Lincoln county Is a Pine Bluff visitor.
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Mir. c. L. Moses, of English, is at Hotel Trnlock.
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Mir. o. Lindsay, of Bearden, is autographed at tue Arlington.
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Mr Robert @ v Nre. B. Y0fe arriFti it0a a,,... traste Ind. hate r s past term. ae Ss 1 paivtoehnie College at tA
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MT. P. r. Byrd left for the Nash vile Centennial this afternoon
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The public is showing an increased interest In the work at1he Normal as evident by the number of Wsi- tt7re
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Mm. G C Newman ntereial lela for Potash s8lai ,.,srs4tee ssaa aSae a A several weeks
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NIT J NJ. Bailey, q Warren is at the Arlington.
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HIs# Ruth Rascame if eutDs most chafn5lTl& HHIls i,s7 arrived in the c.ty thIa mefW0s 1.a3 wi1 be tbe guest 4t tf,f4oes
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r.y Saunders. pasaf Methodist ohnreb leit 5 rordvea. to attend rm Mrs E A. tcramaia Chat plaee yestefdas
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The Trusts Warm Friend.
 Senator Aldrieh has always been a truly good friend of tho Sugar trust, and 1t is apparent that this friendship has not grown cold. Boston Herald.
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Col. K. M. Knox is conYaiescent' we are pleased to state and able io be at his store today
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Nfs lssln In m a5 wis tiHg hes mtHfHat gu her home seyerpl dq1is morning
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Sent Free

To any person interested in hu- mane matters, or who loves animals, we will send free upon application, a copy of the ALL 2 2 NC g. The Organ of this Society. Tn acltlon To it's intensely inter- estlng reading. 1t contains a list of the valuable and unusual pre- mlums given by the paper.
 Address the NATIONAL, E ' MANE ALLIANCE. 4lO-4i1 United States Building, N. Y.
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Build Il picket fence. Fancy pickets at greatly reduced
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iEefik3fiss leetaft 8aaHoasbIg Interested alIthe teach ers ana iauy showed that all knoNl- edge bouid besp taught that 14e af acquiring t shout he q arcatef value shan the Eno Wlrdsf use8
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While ho mcntal faculties of thc teachers are being refreshed, their #usifatedHcation is, by no meaus, aeeieetcd i proof Of this is the eH- eelleHt orchestra under the tsAinfuD2 management of Prof Burkhalter
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AiE. j.1 BowIes, merchant of Rockville. is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
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tFrom Thursdays Daily

Mir Ed Levine is quite sick today. Mr. T. NJ. Phillips, Of Altheimer, is in the city.
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yrss Julia Fans presentation 2. .5als zocativa Branch oi the oitss' atss Government 9 s>es'''
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f9DreI4tian oi eeoEea rhy and il.45 .... s.-.rf,-t t--,.4., ..3s.-t -t-- ftbeze SEQ weeks Of interesting Hof- md work
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yaaa Julia Fairs presentation 2, [ rzocativa Branch of the eits' { atss Government eHeaiienI tezreiation oi eeogtarhE ana li5s 54
 -ss.+ t-..sl.,. ..sre--t-- l- t6ese fwo weeks otinterestiug nor md work
 li5,i,iis3ftss leetaes., I gaaaoaebIg Interested aIthe teach. ers ana fauy showed that oll kaovi- adea sbuuid besn taught that tae| of acquiring it should he el. ewdteT value than the kna @irdsr uae4
 wal saeetea spelling r . teiyep By Miss EYa DaE 6ieb g.a Imueh enjoyed hs aH
 oaf aseNIleat Secretary Miss Emma 48t s always oa hand and k oae ol the many Jefferson County teach. CTS who. n exchange Tor some goad ideas fs eettfug he benefit of those eNpfgse tY ber companions.
 H5aa VI A Armstrong; of Hum pflfe5s k one oftbe most faifhialand #eafeu teachers in t6s Noimal, showing 2 thorough knowledge and IFea Insight d every educational topa
 Fhc clear and correct ideals pre- seuted in Qur Normal work Hiff in. spire us iafutnHe uFh
 9HEHspAY.
 Today heglH4 tae fop-
 -l1.
 ae teachers have exercised fheh fssiI iH drawing surveyors map o Arkansas. Bach map proves to b 4 masterpiece.
 Miss Resa McNaiy a among th, H@eat energetic teachers in attend lance
 We are glad 10 welcome Mr Et Young back agaiu, his absence bay =ae been caused hy illness.
 Miss Eaa Wolf shows competency 5H aa thc subjects she ms handled
 Rey P. B. supp and wsfe. we ar, p9eapa b aete5 were among un visitors yesterday He hanored e Bithaa address oa school muaage meat, Wiieh Was appreciated all th' more. hT unr Knowing be 6ueel8bof sa3 ia the aane fled I.
 ltba been aeadered necessary 6 eNeaso '. E4a MeGoy from attrn1 ling on ageouHt ef Che aetious Hines. aI apg a@Hf
 While the mcntal faculties of thl teachers are being refreshed, fheii #uaifas education is, by no meaus neglected i proof Of this is the eX eelleHt orchestra under the tslnfuDs management of Prof. Burkhalter.
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1tba# been teedered necessary to eNease Ai EAa a Mesoy from attrn1 F inG on aeeouRt et Che setious illness aI 3ee a8Hf.
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BLUFF CITY LUMDHr
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onf eseeIleat Secretary Miasgmma 4aHt h always oa hand and k one ol Che many Jefferson County teach. [ Ierai "Ho. in eXehanEe fof some go6d ideas. fs rettiug the benefit Of those eNI5g sd HY ber companIons.
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Rey R. supp and wife we are Hsea@d to note were among our visitors yesterday He henered IS with @1afldress on school manage meat Whteh Was appreciated. ali the more. hT uur knowing be 9ueel8bof a9I ia tfe same tielI.
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nsrom Wedneadf
 aeroney oi Lincoln

Sheriff II the city,
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< Wril sdeetel spelling sam ... = 's.' ''A @ is " hich wa
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Miss Eda Wolf shows competency iH ait tHc subjects she ms handled.
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NORMAL A0l ID.
uNl.NnA

N1a work iH aaAls sis ais.1 ssntercea wua an lifiesss e'iiH 8f,s e.slefday morHloef
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H5aa H A armatfoue af Hum plTe5 X oue of the most faifhiulu und eaHeiuI teachers in this Nofmal, showing thorough knowledge and zceH insight oi every educational topze
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He are glad to welcome Mir Ed foaae back agaiu, his absence hay zag been caused by illness.
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Mss Rosa MeNaIiy isamone thc most energetic teachers in attend.
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Ihceiear and correct ideals pre- sented in eur Normal work ii In. sR.rf us in futnre Gurh.
The herald., 1897-11-13
Ingleside Race Entries

The following are the entries and weights
Tor the races to be run at Ingleside. San
Francisco, today. Commissions received
and placed by the Los Angeles Turf club.
Black Co.. at Agricultural Park. Take
Main street cars. Down town office In rear
OF No. 14S South Broadway. First quota
tons received at 1880 o'clock p. M:
First race, one mile. selling-Lena, Adam
Andrew, 95; Lost Girl. Meadow Lark, Lit
tie Cripple. 101; Daylight, Joe Terry Nc
Light, 1O4.
Second race. one mile, handicap-Fonsa-
vannah. s.; Imp. Devils Dream, SO; Shasta
Water, 81; Judge Denny, 9S Grady, H.
Third race. " mile, 2-year-olds-Tillie
May. 1O2; Magne1one, 102; Tiny p, 104; Out
lay Estro, San Carlos los: Charles LeBell
1O6; Don Luis, 107: Spunwell, 40.
Fourth race, Sunnyside stakes, X mile
2-year-olds-Ed Garland Second, 1903; Do
nator, Twlnkler. Lord Marmion, 1O6: Ca
tawba, Los Prietos, 10; Col. Dan, Hermo-
sa, Fonsavannah. Morrellito, 49, Bliss
Rucker, 118. Col. Dan and Bliss Rucker
coupled in the betting.
Fifth race, mile, selling-Widow Jones,
%; Startling. Coda. Oritgo, Elmer F., Ma
mie Scott, 101; Boreas. Billy McCloskey,
1O4.
Sixth race. hurdle, handicap ~ miles
Silverado, 1923; Malo Diablo, 1875; Our Gil
mate. 1928; Mestor 12S: Hyman. 1870: vik-
ing, 1856; Arundel. 40; Gov. Budd, 14S; ]. o.
c., 1872
Weather cloudy: track fast.
The herald., 1897-11-13
Gold Democrats

NEW YORK, Nov. PA meeting of
the executive committee of the Demo-
cratic Honest Money league was held
here tonight. The meeting was prompt
ed by the claims of the Bryan Democrats
that the results of the last election were
manifest endorsement of the princi-
pies which were defeated in 1896:
Maj. Byrne, one of the members Of the
committee, said:
1--WE have unfurled the flag and will
continue the fight in the fourteen states
we represent on the same educational
lines which we pursued last year to pro-
tect the country and the party against
the free silver heresy. We will seek to
prevent the return of senate and house
in 1898 which will be favorable to free
silver, just as we succeeded in doing in
Maryland at the last election"
The herald., 1897-11-13
A Tube Trust

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. ia combina.
tion of steel tubing manufacturers, rep.
resenting 80 per cent of the tubing out.
put of the United States, has been formt
ed. The consolidation is called the Shell.
by Tube company and is capitalized al
$5,000,000. w. H. Miller of Shelby win be
the president and general manager. The
minimum output of combined mills il
50,000,000 feet. An arrangement is to be In
force, however, by which tubing for dit.
rent purposes will be made at different
mills, one taking the bicycle tubing, oni
the government work, one the flue work.
etc. 1t is expected that the amalgama.
tion will also undertake to produce stee
billets by the open hearth process.
The herald., 1897-11-13
DIAMOND DUST
Temple Cup Games Abolished-An
Exhibition Game

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lathe
magnates Of the National Baseball
league at their meeting today voted
series Of post-season games. The reso-
luton prohibits the playing Of exhibi-
tion games at any time between Ma
tional league clubs.
The notifications submitted by the
minor leagues to the rules relating to the
drafting of players were adopted. The
amended rule provides that no player in
the Eastern. Western or Atlantic league
shall be drafted by the major league
until he shall have been two years with
the minor league club, and that no more
than two players can be drafted from
any club of these leagues.
EXHIBITION BALL
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-Two
thousand people gathered at Recreation
park this afternoon and witnessed a
good game between the Baltimores and
All-Amercas. The All-Americas suf-
fered their first defeat since their ar
rival in this city. Baltimore jumped on
to PowelTs curves in the first inning,
batting out five runs. Reitx sent one
ball over the fence, securing q home run.
Powell settled down in the next innig
and pitched good ball. The All-Amer-
icas could not hit Horton. Lange, the
All-Americas' center fielder, made SEN
sational catch of a high fly after long
run. Score by innings:
All-America .........1 0 / 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Baltimore ...... ....5 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 Ks
All-America-Base hits, s; errors, 2.
Baltimore-Base hits, 6; errors, 2.
Batteries-Howell and Smith; Horton
and DOnahue.
Umpire-McDonald.
The herald., 1897-11-13

Six fnrlongs-Naoma won. Flush seq
ond, silva third. Time, lis.
Six furlongs-Sim w. won, Orimar
second, Ardath third. Time. 1:1sx.
AN ENGLISH RACE
LONDON. Nov. 12.-At the third days
racing Of the Liverpool autumn meeting
today, Lord stanley's 4-ysar-old bay
colt Chiselhampton won the Liverpool
Cup. Captain Berwick's General Peace
was second, and the Duke Of Westmin-
ster's Labrador third. The race was a
handicap, for 3-year-Olds and upward, Of
1900 sovereigns.
Jockey Sloan did not have his usual
good luck today. He had mounts in
four events but succeeded in securing a
place in only one and that was when he
landed August Belmont's keenan, second
in the race for the Duchy plate. In the
race for the Liverpool cup Sloan rode
an outsider, M. d. Whites Form, which
was 40 to chance.
The herald., 1897-11-13

Half-mile professionally. B. Bodler
Arst, John Fisher second, AL Newhouse
third; time. 1904 1-5.
One mile handicap, professionally.
Miller first, ]. s. Johnson second, Chas.
Turville third: time. 2:0S AS.
THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT
BELLAIRE. Fla, Nov. Zone Of the
most successful national circuit meets
Of the season was held here today. Sum-
maries:
Half-mile open, professionalism
tirst. Cooper second, Loughead third;
time, 1:14 As.
One-quarter mile open, professional
Loughead firsN Kimble second, Bald
third; time, :32 AS.
One mile handicap professional-Had-
field GO first, Huffstetter (120) second.
Wells Goo third; time, 300 2-5.
The herald., 1897-11-13
FIVE MASKED ROBBERS
STOP A TRAIN IN THE BLUE CUT
REGION
The Swag Divided, the Men Had
Ninety-five Cents Each.
The Wrong Train

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-THE Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger train known as
the st. Louis fast mail, which leaves
Kansas City at 8 p. M, was held up by
five masked robbers at 9:30 o'clock to-
night at the Chicago and Alton crossing.
just east of independence, Mo-, and less
than mile from the famous Blue Cut
in which three train robberies have oc-
CURED within the past year.
Two of the robbers were disguised as
women, and when the engineer saw
them swinging lantern across the
tracks, an apparent signal Of danger, he
did not hesitate to stop. The engine crew
were Immediately covered with revol-
vers. Conductor Dennis O'Brien and
Brakeman Michael stepped off to see
what was the matter and were greeted
by volley of bullets which caused the
greatest confusion in the passenger
coaches. The conductor and brakeman
were compelled to cut the express and
baggage cars from the rest of the train,
and the engineer and fireman were made
to get down from their cab. The rob-
bers quickly jumped aboard and took
the engine and express car about two
miles further east, where they stopped
and compelled Express Messenger Will
Jams to open his car door. He offered
no resistance, as he carried no treasure
The robbers had evidently intended to
stop the st. Louis night express, which
leaves Kansas City at late hour and
were greatly surprised upon discovering
that the cars which they had captured
contained nothing of value. In their
rage they pounced upon the express
messenger and went through his pockets
but $2.85 was all that they secured After
this they quickly left the train and dis
appeared in the darkness. After a de-
lay of over an hour, the train was got
together again and started on it's jour-
ney. The county marshal and his men
were on the scene of the robbery very
soon afterward, but there is every proba-
bility that the robbers were safely in In
dependence or Kansas City before any
effort was made to capture them.
All reports agree that the robbers
were deliberate in their movements and
that they were no new hands at the bus
mess. Several Of them were armed with
Winchesters. Three other train rob-
berries have occurred in that vicinity
within the last thirteen months.
The herald., 1897-11-13
Spoiled Duties Chances Of
Success
MICHAEL WHEELED RIGHT ON
SHnAxINn THE RECORD FOR
1uTEEN NILES
Temple Cup Post-Ssason Ball Games
observation-disclosures Results
M at Home and Abroad
Associated Press Special wire.

1ssociated Press Special Wire.
Is CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-McEddie Dune,
the crack eastern cyclist, was badly hurt
IN his match race with Jimmy Michael
at the Coliseum tonight. The men were
IN the sixth lap Of the NTH mile and 60
ing at hair-raising pace when the Bos-
ton boy wobbled. His wheel struck the
rear Of his pacing triplet, and falling
heavily. he slid fifty feet along the track
and rolled OF into the enclosure. He
could not stand when picked up. but
after q vigorous rubbing and admins
tering Of stimulants, he pluckily re-
mounted his wheel. 1t was evident,
however, that he could not continue the
race and in the eighth mile he retired.
Michael then cut out some warm work
for his PAGERS and entertained the crowd
until the finish. After the third mile
records were smashed. The indoor mark
Tor 15 miles was held by Tracy Holmes
Of Chicago. who made 1t on four-mile
track In 32:4S Tonight's events were
witnessed by a crowd of 5000. Michael's
time in the big event is as follows:
MIchael-McDufie race. IS miles. purse