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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

Misses Stella and Alma AIitteberg have re-
turned their homes in Shadyside from the Sa-
cred Heart Convent In st; Charles. where they
nae been attending sshGo. ios tse as. year ,s,,
ing friends in Chicago.
Albert Koch OF Creve Occur is spending the
summer at Eldorado Springs.
Mrs. ]. Hoffman and her daughter. Miss Ruth,
of Hazel HILL are visiting In Menonda, Wis.
The Misses Daisy and Nellie Bond Of Clayton
have gone to Chelsea. Mich. to spend the sum
uer with relatives.
A reception was given to Steve J. Harris at
his horne in Clayton Friday evening in honor OF
his fiftieth birthday
Mrs. II. c. Evans of Kiriwood is visiting in
Fulton, Mo-
Mrs. L. F. Potter Of Kirkwood is visiting in lola,
Kas.
Mrs; Mamie Albright Of Klrkwood has gone to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
JEFFERSON CITY, MO.

Special correspondence q Tn. Sunday Republic
Jefferson City. July ls.Ars. Emma Nuskols
Louis and Collinsvfiie, Ill.
Mrs. H. F.. Hassebruck and daurhter Miss
Edna. Of St Louis are visiting the Misses Do
visit to her cousin Mrs e. J. Miller, returned
homo Sunday.
Nrs. Lewis Of Alva. Fla, and Miss Edna
Cameron Of St Louis are guests OF Mis-. WIZ
liam Ransom and daurhter. -
Miss Gellie Routszong returned Monday from
Q weeks visit to friends in sedaiia. ~
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SOCIETY NEWS IN MISSOURI
AND OTHER NElGHBORlNG CITIES
Kansas City, City, Springfield sedalia Joplin Matoon AL
Edwardsvlle Jerseyve, Eureka Springs, Vincennes
and Paducah.

the guest OF her sister. Mrs. W. A Bsannack.
last week.
Mrs s, H. Kemmerer IL entertaining her
daughter Mrs Diana L. Richards.
Mrs. Olive Hofmaster Of Melbourne. Ia, II WIS.,
iting Mrs. W. T. Mol
Miss Eta Hilburn and Miss Bessie Hilburn.
guests OF AIRS. Solomon Rosenfeld. have termi-
mated their visit and returned to their home in
Mr.. ana Mrs. Montgomery Stevenson have gone
to Ottawa Beach, Mich.
air. Hood Lyle and Miss Dorothy Lyle are at
Lake Macatawn. Mich
Springs.
Miss Edith Palmer Emery Is in California.
Miss Rosemary Madden departed Tuesday for
Long Island.
Mrs D. c. Hart is in Rochester. MINI.
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EUREKA SPRINGS. ARK.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
ans reEistsred at the Chautau9ua Hotel this
week are e; "; Lee Bob Angleman, Bessie L.
s sgess at the Thseh blouse neuds
Mrs. I: W: Lee. Jessie Lee and John Murphy,
all Of st. Louis. -.
have arrived In the last weeke. They Include
J; 4: voss. 7. ]. Shadburne. A. j. Parke, ].
e sharptn. n 8; Weller C. n. Lawson and
At the Pence Hotel Jack Lewis and E. w.
Jones. both OF st. Louis are registered
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
BUFFALO, n. y.

Special Correspondence of Tho Sunday Republic
BufAlo. July 1s-Many Missour,ans attended
tbs Pan.American EXPOSITION last week and all
were highly pleased with the Louisiana Purchase
building, and with the Missouri exhibits. The
visit Of the Missouri editors and their guests
was feature OF the week. the party departing
yesterday for Niagara Falls and Canada
COLONEL Robert NJ Yost, secretary and super
ers to the Pan-Amer!can Exposition. departed
Wednesday for St. Louis 70 spend the week with
his family.
a p. Caruthers. the newly elected president
OF the Missouri Press Association. with several
members OF that body. attended a performance
Of "Conetantiopls' at the TecG Theater last
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-21
EDwARDsvILLE, Ill.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Edwardsyille. July 19.-Mrs Mary Kendall.
Mrs. A. Morefieid and Miss Irene Leverett will
depart next week for Colorado. They win spend
Mr. and MIS-. !. M AlaTeo departed Tuesday
fer their home at .uascalientes Old Mexico.
Buffalo exposition. -
Miss Cora Cunningham has returned from St.
Miss Kate Evans has returned from Detroit,
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PADUCAH, KY.

srecial Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Paducah. Ky. July I9.-Mrs. Eli Boone gave a
picnic supper, dance and theater party at La
Belle Park Tuesday night In honor OF Miss Nell
Holland Of Atlanta. Ga The guests were:
Misses Susie Thompson Helen Decker. Ethel
Brooks, Fannie Wallace, Nell Parks of Nashville
Bianch Hills. Frances Terrell. Monima Hopkins,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-30
The when, MARKET.

The .:nIn markets were .t-onger this
and Trim" mor active, .Th.
wheat Improvement wgs on ateLdisr
late cables. local coverings and rally
in corn. liverpool Was up i-9. to 1-SI.
In corn futures amt this caused con sd
"fahl" covering among shorts In the 10.
cal n.gtrkct,
The trade in wheat had little feature
outside OF a strictly professional pGsi-
ness.
New Works. opening prices were: Sep.
icmber corn. 70 lid. December corn.
ca j.: bid
chicago's openinx prices were: Ds.
ccmbcr wheat. u IT TO Il IL. Sep, Hnh.r
wheat. I'll -: May wheat. - Is: Mu,
corn. ;S3.t to S'.S: December rr'n,
u, - TO 10 SIS.
New Works. closing prizes were: Sep
TENDER wheat, Is T.: hid; October. - ~:
December. q ~: May, ~ l., bid: Sep
TENDER corn. 20 5.i bill. December. 81 Is:
NAV. .. IS bid
chica.n's CLOSING prices were: August
wheat, 80 IL; Scptt mbvf. 80 IL October.
:" nominal: December. y 5-s to y 81.
May, - Us. AHsuIt corn. ~ IT,. Septam-
Der. u -: October. 5' rs.
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TURNER WOULD
Be FORGOTTEN
SAYS HE is DONE SOWING HIS
WILD OATS.
Rrm-mhrr> >"thi"I "f ~. War
rImuc aud say. Nc IL H"Etn-
Mug Iiir Anew.

Floyd A. farmer, IN" Eildcd youth
who counluiea Washington spree VIII
eight college mates by driving {" ~.
hor.c ~ a girl q. hal k'pwn nv" DAYS
and tnen,e to minister ana matri-
,nony. is trying 10 forget h!s pasl ana
SO forgotten \ recently punished
.,ory that. tnrsakcn bS his mother. q
widow and wealthy IN Washington. he
had become cab driver In New York.
rr,evcs him Young Turner. who IL Just
turned twenty. sdsH'
u have been Wild and done enough 10
jus,!f, my mo,ncr had she dropped me.
Bu, III ha.n II IL Jrua ala drive
!, cnb 'wo hours one miSht for lark
Next day | WAS IN Washington. ] rus
ilra,rd for 4 month IN liaymarkct. Va
and trcl 20 ne forgotten Then got
employment II an upholstery ana SILK
mouse IL, New York. and am trying 10
h. :, n,scul mambcr 81 society. NJ"
wlfCl remember nothing ~ tho mar
riGgc To .,u.l!ra l.. Mao, hut suppose
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CONTINUED from First Page

paper man In England and on INC
Continent. MAS not supposed I" DE
moncy.d person. ana there was a gen
cral laugh.
"Iiow much can you pu; up?" In
uulr.d one OF the mill!ona!rcs. play
On. say $1,000" WIS the quiet reply.
and il. soon gave evidence "t MS ma
RI" matter was then taken up Sc.
riou-ly ,nd MIR Peacock. who recently
-r,d out III property I" the steel trust
Tor $il.r,.s". offered I" start "a syndi
The Steel Trus; can't lose. excia!m.::
ed one This viii be easy money.
cried another.
The pool Was soon subscribed. a.
Nearly al! tn" men interested IN me
moo, have. nr have he'd. some connec-
lion with the Billion Dollar Trust. aad,
win more money nan they ean CON
y.tliynty Use, are anxious {" spend 1t.
Mr. Dryden. member of The banking
and brokerage firm oi Darr. Moore \
Urydcn. proposed to-day that hi house
handle the money, and that being agree
able to Mr., kingsley. II was decided to
piac. certified cheeks for the respective
amounts ~ Mr.. Hrydcns hands next
Tuesday.
know who IL packing the Eng 81 syn
iicnt.. bu, Mr.. Kingsley refused 10
81 M simply acting n, broker N this
matter y" replied. and my people do
not care TO have their names mention
cd, Only Mr., Muslin anl his synd!cAts
names wli probably come on; later,
MIR Kingsley wished To hay" il clearly
stated however. that 6 Arthnr Pear
son. proprietor Of the London Express
Thomas Upton has no part 81 the
money.
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..............

signatures OF some Of The mas, noted
men In London
Tn" ritt-hurE men in the synIlca.e
that is betting on the American boat
are
W. +. Muslin, rreslden, OF the PITT
bur; Stpak ENrhangc Col Peacock. j.
y Chambers pr.-idcu, OF he rltt-burs
Wiutow-Glls- Asspe !ation nhc elias
TrIs,' jonn *. nrydcn i'l''-hur.'
banker A. VI. Eos. . director In ,ht
Glass Trust NJ X McMullCn, hrnkHt
III Put.5urr u. ~. Gillespls, million
n.rc lumber drtler. George L. Mcfaf'
Lane. a b.,nkcr. +. Moore. President .!
the rlttSburg Maiieablc C"mpan, H.
Miller. banker. Tacmas Morrison
superintendent o' the carnegie mill M
;. r +. Mcclnrr. u broker, and J. =
Tlndlc, "f IN. American Tn-Plutc Corn.
pany.
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O'NEllL PLACED
ON THE RACK.

Policeman Edward O'Seill. who openly
defied Devery yesterday ana said that
he would not "stand for "A shakedown.'
was summoned to Police Headquarters
shis morning and pu, through the mill
both by Deycry and Commissioner
Murphy. The Commissioner was the
Afst to question tho dehan, policema n
g 70 the stories OF the payment OF
uDnsy for transfers. Then Devery
loch-s hand.
= sO'Neili repeated that he had been
loDpronched on the payment OF money
! III q transfer. hut said Il WAS before
+ conmissioncr Murphy's administration.
IA refused to toll the name OF The man
who approached him. saying that the
: Q(stritt. Attorney had ordered him not
- ~ 10.
81 81 ~ the Gloss OF the examination Col
e DnsDhy told O'Selli that he would send
j lsback 20 his old station at Ba,hgate
1900 from the East FIny.hrst
4 ut station. to which he was trans
zlS11 two days ago.
zzz2y - O'Seill faced Col. .:urphy th'
ll1llss ] Aept for you 10 ind out A
~ vhsn yon were being trans
~ H. pFscinct away from YOU
- ~ % assigned TO duty nea
*afsft No 81 sst Il - -
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Trading, However, Was List
less. Indifferent and
Wholly Professional.
PAcIFIcS WERE FIRM.
Bear Campaign Against Smelt-
Refining Issues Still
Continued.

The Initial figures "a, III" loca! STAG.
market were distinctly d!sipp,iniins
In view OF the cheerful ton. pr.homt-
mating In the American Department IL
London a fair response had been antic!-
pated in the local market. but gains Al
the opening We're insignificant. being
Only fractional. despi,. the buoyancy
abroad.
This state of affairs was not due. By
any manner ot means. 20 Dear agsrcs-
siveness. hut simply to lack u In
tcrcst owing 10 the holidays
The Wabash and Erie Issues were
leaders ~ gains ranging from l.? 10 /
per cent. on fair support. Union Pacific
Il 81. Pau also opened up higher.
hut subsequently, manifested a reaction
airy tendency. ,recedlnT TO about last
to lO1 a.. as compared with lV7 is. yes
t.rday's closing, ana lU1. the opening
figure this morning.
In the Industrial! group Copper wns
clin.d ~ per ctnt. to rs l-.. bm, imme.
diat.Iy recovered to 49, the Anal quota
ton OF yesterday. The smeiters. On -.
other hand. were Very weak AZ de
cline ot fuii poin, on light selling. The
local Traction Issues We're quiet bn;
'irm. with brooklyn Rapid Transit lead.
NIX.
PRICES mounted 10 Inc nlslest hsbls1
shortly before noon. The advance was
mos, conspicuous in the Wisconsin Cen
trai shares. which displayed cxc".'-
tional activity at gains ~! points on
tn. common and rs on the preferred,
Copper rose to - and Missouri Pacific
10 les. Total sale, to noon were 300
shares.
The closing va. s,ron. and active.
with prices at the highest.
The total sales of stocks to-day wcf"
W2. 800 shares.
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FOUND THROUGH
EVENING WORLD.
YOUNG ED BERDaE. OF LYNN,
WILL NOW RETURN HONE.
aud IL Glad 10 Get hack
Ia Parents.

The sixteen ycar.old boy. Edward r.
Bcrdge. who ran away from his homo
in Lynn, Mass to try New York's giddy
wriri. and who spent his last three
cents for a stamped envelope 10 inclosa
a letter to his father. was found within
two hours after the publication of mis-
portal, In The Evening World. He will
fellow his despairiny father home. go
ing on the Fall River boat this after
noon.
Young Rcrdgc was one Of two lads
who came TO Superintendent Heix. OF
the Newsboys' Lodging House. this
morning WITH u letter from Supertntend-
emit Jones. Of the Foriy-fourth Street
Lodging House for Boys OF the Child
rem. Aid Society. asking him II he
could find employment for them.
Another lad. Aler; and wide awake.
Immediately asked the white-faced.
paie-eycd lad II he was not Et Berdsc.
from T.ynm.
why. yes. How did you know" the
as,onished runaway asked.
.IIuh. Here's your mug In de po!per.
returned the other.
Mr.. Helg was informed. and then II
developed that the boys father. Lather
Rerdgc n house painter. had come IN
him with World renoricr iw" hours
before looking for Ed. but had given up
and returned to Lam.
"why. you see." .aid Ed BerdRe to an
Evening World reporter. II had worked
nv. weeks in a big hardware store. and
on Saturday when got my weeks
nav. y. they told me- the work was too
heavy FOR me hated to so home an'
tell father Id lost my job. 80 got On
train for Boston. In Boston a boot
black told me- there was always lots %,
work 10 he had In New York. ] got
here Sunday morning. I hal ninety
five cents left got my breakfast. din
ner and supper that day and walked
around all day. That nigh, | had sixty
five cents. so | saved by walking around
In Chinatown and the Bowery all niEht.
Monday | had one meal. five c~nn
worth OF biscuits. l got The World ana
answered an advertisement for an cle-
vator man In hotel way up Broadway.
They said I was too young. Then
tried a bake shop. grocery and an
Office tina; had advertised. But nobody
wanted me Monday night was In
Chinatown and the Bowery and crossed
the brooklyn Bridge twice. but by mid
night war tired out. so sat down on
a basement step In Nassau street. fell
asleep AZ 80 | woke up. Some one
had cut hole In my pocket and got
my sixty cents. two jack knives ana
| a pockc, mirror. They stole "a bundle
had. At {: o'clock an cxpressman took
! mn TO restaurant. had coffee and
| cakes and ne gave me twenty-five
| cents. | spent twenty cents for dinner
and supper. Then went to the Gerry
! Society. \ policeman told me where.
They sent me TO the childrsIs' Aid So
cicty. and after that slept and had
breakfast and supper at Mr. Jones's
lodEing-h ouse TIL this morning. when
, go: letter to Mr. iIe!g. and I'm
going home On the 5 o'clock boat. I've
had more than I'll want again OF New
York. wrote to my father Monday
evening. spending my las, money for
the stamp
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1ERL Thy INDICTMENT OFF;
CAPT. DIAMOND TO THE BAR.
Sergt. Shells and Ward
men Giennon and
Dwyer, Of the "Ten.
derIoin," Also Plead
Not Guilty = Police.
man O'NeiII Tells
Murphy Of Attempt
to "Shake Down."

Tho Indictment against Capt. Her
lihy, charging him with neglect OF
duty, was dismissed by Recorder Con
to-day. Capt. Diamond. indicted for
the same o6ense. pleaded not guilty
before the Recorder few minutes
later. and. elated at the disposition
OF the Herlihy case. confessed con-
adence that the same good fortune
would bsfall him.
The motion made by Diamonds
lawyer to examine the Grand Jury
minutes, 10 that the accused might
sc@uaint himself with the charges.
was granted bY the Recorder.
Frisads Of Diamond say this will be
. strong point in his favor.
Policeman Edward O'Neill, who de.
asd Devery. made a long statement
T. Commissioner Murphy to-day. tell
Ing Eow efforts had been made to
"shaks him down" for money. He
aftsrward went before Justice Jcr-
oue.
asrKt. Shells and iardmen Glen
non and Dwyer. Of the "Tenderloin."
CHARGED with neglect OF duty. also
pleaded not guilty before Recorder
Coz.
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VICTORY FOR
CAPT. HERLlHY.

In Diminishing the indictment
against Herlihy Recorder Goff sus-
tains demurrer argued by Lawyer
Frederick House before he was
taken ILL
Cart. Diamond was In the court
room At the time waiting to plead to
his own Indictment.
He and other policemen were IN
able to restrain their Joy.
Herlihy was indicted for failing
to close diaordcrly house in the
..Rsd Light" district.
Ths Recorder In Diminishing the
indictnsnt does 20 on a technically
olly. HeNsugsests that the District
Attorney Il perfectly free to bring
the natter to the attention OF an
other Grand Jury. The dismissal
was based on the third ground OF
ths demurrer. which set forth:
That the indictment does not con-
tain . plain and concise statement
q the ct constituting the crime"
TIE demurrer raised the point that
tAere -were 10 specifications in the
an6ictnsut enumerating that many
disorderly houseo. and that II the
csss went to trial each one would
have 70 b proven. This is tho point
upheld by Rec -:der Gon.
Il conclude." said the Recorder.
"thsG he Indictment does not con-
tain q plain and concise statement
oe tho act constituting the crime
charged-that Of neglect OF duty. and
I therefore allow tie demurrer: but.
4aasmuch a. 10 my opinion. the OBJ
lection on which the demurrer Is al
lowed may be averted In a new in
dictment. the Distr!ct-Attorney may.
Il no be advised. resubmit the case to
another Grand Jury"
Assistant DIstrict-Attorney Cans
said this afternoon. after a confer
enco With District-Attorney Phtlbin
that he would either resubmit the
Herlihy case to the September Crane
Jury or appeal from Recorder COTS
decision or dismiss the complaint
He said It would be an easy matter
70 do either. as the indictment bat
ssen dismissed on purely technica
grounds.
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tors promising moral and material sur.
pot Many OF these letters come from
influential quarters, and many are from
policemen. who are In hearty sympathy
with him and drnourcc the methods ri
the men In control OF the Police De-
Dart ncnt.
ONcili vii! FIRST ascertain IL The thirty
days 'nc Is assessed or not II IL II. h.
VIII seek :hc best legal ad>ic. to be oh.
th!n'd and take on, ccrtiorar! proceed
Ing IN The Supreme court to review tn.
case that was Tried before Dcy,ry,
Dcycry VIII hen be Obliged to ilSri"s,
Az that took place and answer why h.
did not permit o'Sciii'a witnesses 20 ,cs-
ttfv. and also state II the nnc is NJ
srs,ca O'NCiil viii have to work ,hirt,
iaNs for nothing, a. we'll aS 10 suffer
TO- the hnc. All the details OF the cas-
vii be- reviewed In these proceedings.
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ADAMS NAMED
BY PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK MAN SELECTED TO
SUCCEED JUDGE BROWN.

WASHlNGTOS. Aug 50 Tho prcsi.
dent to-day appointed George u adams.
OF New York to bc United States Dis.
,r!c, Justice FOR N. Southern District
OF New York. 10 succeed Judge brown.
resigned
The apaqibtment vas agreed uion
some time ago. Judge .\dum- being IN
dars.d by senators rAit and Dtpcw
and Secretary OF War Root,
lie Also appointed illiam II. Hunt.
81 Montana. To be Governor OF Porto
signed
Gov. Allen. It Is said. viii accept ~
post In the diplomatic service. bus what
II II 20 br II not yet known.
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ONEHL REFUSED
TO GIVE ONE PENNY.

acme and o a
q
entered the crN"
honor ch as serge,
n IL
Oh vas M
o ask
Roe " 81 a maj
Please deny published
u me , IN oil lines
q ono penn
Ny "a alnonk
'front.' the
contribute
family. | a a
all :
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STRIKES AT FRANCE.

PARlS. Aug. 5b,--Thc Matin to-day
says tho Sultan's frst retaliation
against France IS tie publication OF an
}rade withdra wins the concessions and
tax exemptions from the French reliH-
iouS community at Dcyrout. syria. The
French community 1t Jerusalem are
nla0 SAvAd. HF.1
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HAS NO
PART IN BET

This .s how the big bet was first
starred on board the Deutschland:
Several Of the pl,,shnrs mnGnaicS
were chatting certain l.!p;"n partisan
ahou, his backwardncss in putting IN
money
Welt" chlmcd in Mr.. Kingsley. III
he does not care To- take you up per
hans might obltG"
Kingsley, thonEh a wcil.kno"n news
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Yes. air. Friends OF mine
Did you ask anybody In the depart
ment?"
II asked Chief Devery to transfer mo
nearer home"
'.lIow long ago."
Last June"
Was Asked for Money.
"Now I don't want to know any
thi.s that you don't want tO) tell
me. I"u nredm't say n word II y"u
DONE want 10. nor do Z want 4"
know what yon asid y-.tcrdsy ="
the District-Att"rn-,. hut I want
you to know that doa's want any
sOldier "a he taken advantage Of.
IL II true that you were asked for
money"
IVES. sir"
GLOW long ago."
Two years ago
This was not during Col. Murphy's ad.
ministratlon.
O'Seili said that no would no, give
the name OF the man who asked for
the money.
what ! want to know H." said Col.
Murphy. III during my administrator
SOU were asked for money ;O be trans
ferred near your homc?''
MOT during your administrator. II
was at the time that I was transferred
from near home to One Hundred and
Twenty-Af,h street
THAT the rcuues, was made TO youT'
Yes. sir. For sl:5."
Patti M PlatOon MOn~..
Another thing | wan, 10 know is.
Were you asked for money FOR tn,
| appears In the papers as having been
uttered Sy you?'
NO. SIR. | never paid cent In my
lie FOR transfer or anything -lsa IN
| that line. have been asked for money
though not for the ;hrcc-plateon sys
| tenn"
81 am very glad to hear you say IT.
replied Col. Murphy. Now wan, ;c
say this: You shall no, be injured anc
you will no, be transferred away from
home again"
D-v~ry Takes a Hand.
4, this poin, Deputy Dcvcry. who hat
| just come into the room. took W T:I'
line OF questioning.
| did YOU ever approach me In ans
shape or fa:m"" asked the Deputy Com
| missioner.
II came to you and asked You Il
transfer mo, replied O'S'Ill
WAC Is the man VINO tried to shak
you down." demanded Dcvery
"He is police of'iccr
''Who Is heT"
~ won, tell YOU rc,or,cd O Ncill
'Havr you ever heard ,ha, | .hoo
doan 9o!iccmen:''
NO, | have never heard tina,
wei, why ala YOU make any sue
statement us you did yesterday"
"Bccausc WAS approached an
asked money Tor a transfer
From whom We're yon nppr"ac he'd
II can't tell YOU, was told by IN
Di.,rict.Attorrey not 10 tell"
Dcyery then ASKED O'Ncil! abrupt
II he had ever paid for "a transfer. an
, ne replied that he had not. This close
the examination and the policeman ".
told he could go Col. Murphy to.
him that his transfer back to HIS o,
Mace would take effect to.morro
morning.
! Aner leaving Headquarters OEei
! went 10 The District Attorney's Office
8 response to u subpoena. lie was
: conference for n time with Assista,
J Ohtr!ct Attorney 0Arvan.
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BABE FALLS 4
ST0R|[S;; LIVES
LITTLE LILLE HAY STRUCK
ON HER HEAD. TOO.

Tho doctors In 81. Marys Hospital.
brooklyn. are marvcll!n. over the mir,c-
uious escape OF Lille Hay. two.und.,.
hall years old. from What seemed Ger
tain death
The little Rirl Tell to-day iron. the
fourth story ~ the apartments house NJ
-. McDonoush street. and struck anon
her head
Al the injury .he suffered VA, from
shock ana u sight scalp wound.
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The Cotton Market.

Tn. local cotton market opened
steady to-day. with prices unchanged "a
POINTS higher.
cables At the time our market op.neG
We're In keeping vita our close OF yes.
tcrin,. though Liverpool opened sx.
cited ana 8 IN . points higher on -
scare OF short..
After the call the market was heavy
.GE local and some ou,stdc selling.
The opening prizes we're: August, =
TO SOC: september, s.vt bid. October sos
10 sol: Sovs mber. s.01 TO SOS: Deem.
her. sci TO 500: January. sol to sos;
February. SOS; March. $40 to Sill; April.
SIX. 70 s.ll.
The prices at go r. II. were; Septem.
her. i.s:: octoecr. 1.s!: Novsmbsf. IN
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Il l. -"--Is getting a divorce from me IN
N!-giniu. ana sisall begin anew. ask
q correction ar the story on my
mothers account"