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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23
NECROBURNED AT THE STAKE
Meets the Hideous Death in Presence Of a
Dense Crowd.
coNFEssES HIS REVOLVING CRIME
Husband of Woman Assaulted Applies
n Match and wife is a Spec
tator Mt Her A~ssailant's
Execution.

LoNGvIEw, Tex, May PA manhunt,
which has been in progress since last
Saturday. ended today in the burning at
the stake Of Dudley Morgan, colored, who
assaulted Mrs. Mckee, wife Of a Texas sec
tion foreman at Lansing.
when Il was learned that the negro had
been captured and was being taken to Ian
sing, the excitement knew no bounds. BY
IL O'Clock this morning great crowds had
gathered at the Lansing switch, and ar
rangements were made to burn the negro.
Just before IL o'clock the train bearing the
prisoner and his captors arrived In Marshall
and was met by a great crowd OF people.
Many boarded the train farther down the
road and when 1t arrived at Lansing every
available place on 1t was occupied. Wait
ing at Lansing was another large crowd
from Longview and the surrounding coun-
try.
The negro was not taken from the train
on the side where the crowd was, and when
the engineer started to pull out several
rifles were leveled at him anr others OF the
train crew. They we're told II they moved
the train an inch they would all be killed.
woman Identifies the Negro.
The prisoner was identified by Mrs. Mckee
and several negroes who worked on the
section with Morgan. Mrs. Mckee said they
had the right man and the negro was es-
corted by about 200 men, armed with rifles
to the place Of execution. AS he was chained
to the stake he made a statement in which
he implicated another negro named Frank
lin Heard, saying Heard was to get a part
of the money which was to be stolen.
Morgan confessed having committed the
crime and was chained to d rail and rail-
road ties were taken from a fire already
started to burn out his eyes. They held
red hot burning timbers to his neck and
after burning his clothes off tore parts
OF his body. The negro screamed in agony.
He was tortured in a slow and painful man
ner, with the crowd clamoring for a slow
death. The negro, wriJhing and groaning,
begged piteously to be shot.
Mrs. Mckee was brought to the scene in
a carriage, accompanied by four other
women, and an effort was made to get
the carriage close enough for her to see
the negro. The crowd was so dense. how
ever, that this was impossible.
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Easily Convinced.

II some one should tell you nifty times
that Chamberiain'sf Pain Balm relieves
rheumatic pains and that many have been
permanently cured by 1t, you might still be
only half convinced. Give that liniment a
trial, however, and experience the quick
relief from pam which 1t affords, and you
would be fully satisfied Of Its great value.
25 and 50-cGnt bottles.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23
Smuggling Bout in Nebraska City.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., May 22.-lspe-
cial.(-The boxing match between Nose
Felt and Frank Gollnart of this city,
which was pulled of in the Armory last
night. proved a smuggling contest from start
to finish, and at the end of the fifteen
rounds both men were ready to quit; The
preliminary bout between George Purdue
and II. Saey. two of the Argo bail team,
was a very pretty exhibition of BOXING.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23

IOWA CITY, Ia, May ~22.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Iowa shut out Upper Iowa here
today. Voss for Iowa pitched a strong
game and the team as a whole played
well. The features were Story's stop of
two singles at shortstop, one being with
men on second and third, and Dyes held-
Score: rr
Upper Iowa 30 0 0 0 o 0 90 2 8
Batteries: Iowa, Voss, Rice; Upper Iowa,
Cole, Belknap. Double plays: Iowa, Noss
van TO oliver to Aver. Bases on balls: on
Voss, 4; off Cole, 2. Struck out: By Voss,
4; by Cole, g. Umpire: Yates.
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HiII in Denver.

DENVER, May 22.-t.-J Hill. president
of the Great Northern railway and the
Northern Securities company, arrived in
Denver this morning and during the fore
noon inspected the Burlington railroad
shops and terminals in this city,. He left
at noon on a trip over the Burlington's lines
to the Black Hills. He is accompanied by
President Harris and other officials Of the
BURLINGTON system.
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Little Diamonds Busy.

The Little Diamonds defeated the Twen-
ty-seventh Street Stars Thursday after
noon on the Mason school grounds by A
score OF IL to 3. The feature OF the game
was the battery work of Troup and Wright
for the Diamonds. This team wishes to
play any In the city in which the average
age is under IA years. Minnicus and Law
son threw for the Stars and Bushman
caught
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Boxers Finish Their TRAINING,

DENVER May ~22-"Young Corbett" and
Kid Broad, who are 10 tight for the
featherweight championship, now held by
morrow night, practically finished their
training today and will do only light work
from now until the hour Of the night. Both
condition. Corbett Is the favorite in the
betting at odds OF ? 20 j.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23

lions competing for the prize in the state
meet are the University Of Iowa, Grinnell
college. Drake university, the State Agri-
cultural school,, the State Normal school,,
Cornell college, Simpson college and Des
Moines college.
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Wisconsin beats Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 22.-The University
Of Minnesota was defeated at the track
letes from the University of Wisconsin.
The score stood s. for Wisconsin and 81
for Minnesota.
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Three-I League.

At Rock Island-Bloomington, Is; Rock
Island, 8.
At Davenport-Terre Haute, 5; Daven-
port, 4.
At Cedar R~apids-Cedar Rapids. 8;
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DETROIT.

S%acrlhce hlts: Gl1beTI SeyLhouri
base hits: McGann, Williams, Barrett
Stolen bases: McGraw, Williams, Mccain,
Gilbert. Double plays McGraw to Gil
bert to- McGann 90. Gilbert to MeGann;
ggttirqu%c ikp out: BY Howell, A BY Miller, s
Passed ball: Mcclure Wild pitch: MIL
Ter. Left on bases: Baltimore, 6; Detroit,
4 Time: 1:35. Umpire: O,Laughlin.
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In southern LeaRue.

At Birmingham-shreveport. s; Birming-
ham, s.
Al Chattsnooga-Little Rock, 6; Chatta-
nooga. 4.
At Notwithstanding, 7; New Orleans,
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wabash Rumors Are Denied.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Reports that the
Columbus, sandusky & Hooking railroad
had been acquired by the Wabash road were
o~fhcially denied today.
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FEATHER In Kenesaw,s Bonnet.

KENESAW, Neb.. May 22.-(Special)-
The KenesaW Greys won another victory
today by defeating the Hastings college
team by the score of IA TO s. batteries:
Kenesaw. SchultE and Armitage; Hastings,
Phillips and Turner.
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Orioles Defeat Detroit.

BALTIMORE, May 22.-Howell had
slightly the better of a pitchers battle
AGAINST Miller here this afternoon, enabling
the Baltimore American league team to de-
feat Detroit. Three fast double plays were
made by the home team. Attendance, $500.
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ould only score two run Attendance,

"Batted Tor Patterson IN the nInth.
''Batted for LaChance In the tenth.
Chicago ..."....0 l o 0 Q -
Earned runs: Boston, 1; Chicago, 3
Mertes. Sacrifice hits; Ferris, Mcfarland.
Double play; Davis, DAILY and 1sbell. First
base on balls: OF Dineen, 8; on Garvin,
l; of Patterson. 8 Hit by pitched ball:
BY Garvin, /. Struck out: BY Dineen, q;
by Garvin, 1; by Patterson, !. Wild pitch:
Patterson. Time: 245. Umpires: Car
ruthers and tombstone.
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Earned runs: Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, l.
Two-base hit: Dahlen. .Three-base, hits:
pobbs. sheckard. Stolen bases S~lncinnati
coran to Beckley, Corcoran TO Magoon 20
Beckley, First base on ballsi on Donovan,
/; OF Phillips, l, Hit by pitched ball: BY
Donovan, l. Struck out: BY Donovan, 8;
by Phillips, 8. Time: 2;l6. Umpire: Cam
tilon.
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Earned runs: Washington, /; st. Louis, ..
Two-base hits; Delehanty ~, Burkett.
Stolen bases: Lee, He.drick, anderson;
to ELY 10 Carey, Mccormick to Sugden,
Burkett to Reidy. First base on balls: on
Lee, /. Hit by pitched ball: BY Lee, 2.
Struck out: BY Lee, L. Left on bases:
Washington, 4; st. Louis, 8, Umpire: Sheri-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23
THE REALTY MARKET
INSTRUMENTS placed on record May q
warranty Deeds.

D. A n. Chase and wife to Charles
Nelson, n 40 feet lot Z, block l, van oo
dercook terrace oO
Ralph Kitchen and wife to Jessie 4:
Robertson, lot 10. block 4, West End
paul Nelson and wife to Ingeborg
Jensen, lot 4, block 2, West Side add $50
@. F. Pau TO w. II. Day., lots 10 ana -,
16. Harrison Place ...1I;...'. 1
lot Z. block 2, Patrick,s add ....:.,:.., 1
Anna l.. Strait and husband to Anton
Bajuk, lot 4, Bonfeld add. ..,........ l,sOO
S. p. Bostwick and wife to j. /. Null
finger, n 25 feet lot 4, n % feet OF W
Is feet lot 3. undivk Of " 8 feet Of
e SS feet of n 5O3 feet lot 8, block u,
O. H.. Brown and wife to A. Hood &
Son, lot "a. block u, West End add. $500
]. r. Davis and wife 20 Andrew An
derson. lots 8 and Z Karr's subdiv... 700
lot 2, block 5, Patrick's add........ 400
Sarah Bloom to Harry Marling, lot 5,
block 1874, south Omaha ......-...,.... 1000
ByTon Reed company 10 b. letter. e
so feet lot s. block so. South Omaha. 800
Quit Claim Deeds.
]. J. Maloney to Margaret 7; Nc
Carthy, lots II 70 20 ~ 81 lot e
block 4. Mahoney & Ms LIST add 80. !
z. J. Lipps et al, executor, 10 same,
same !
Deeds.
Sheriff to w. g. IRE, lot 2, block 3.
Redick park bO
Total amount OF transfers. .SIl.SSa
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus Wins an ErrOrless Game
from the saints OF the
North.

ST. PAUL, May 2.-Columbus won a
closely contested game from st. Paul this
afternoon by the score Of ] to o. Both
held his opponents down to four hits. The
fielding was brilliant and without errors.
Attendance, 1000. Score;
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ChIcago wins ON scratch.

CHICAGO, May 22.-Chicago pulled the
game out of the IRE by a single, a two
Dagger and an error, Both pitchers were
hit freely, but Rhodes received the better
support. Attendance, 1900. Score;
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GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Van Haltern Breaks His Leg in Los
ing Fight with the
Pirates.

P~ITTsBURG, May 22.-Phillippi shut New
York out today with two scratchy hits.
Pittsburg found Evans in the third for five
hits and Ave runs. Van Haltren in stealing
second in the sixth broke his leg at the
and will probably play no more this
season. Attendance, 900. Score:
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Iowa intercollegiate TO Meet.

IOWA CITY. Ia, May 2.-(speciaL)-The
field meet OF the Iowa Intercol-
legiate Athletic association will be held at
Des Moines Friday afternoon. The insutu-
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals Iii IS 81 IS

& L TwoCba te"hSi hits: HemphiIl'O Davis. Three
base hits: Bay, Bemis, Wiltze. Davis. Home
run: Bradley. Stolen bases; Bonner Hart
play; l.. Cross to Davis. First base on
balls: OF Wiltze, 4; off Moore. 9. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Moore, l. Struck out:
Bemis, Steelman. Wild pitch: Wiltse.
Time: 2:2O. Umpire: Connolly.
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Athletics Are Beaten.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Cleveland de-
feated Philadelphia this afternoon In a
game marked by heavy hitting and many
errors. Wiltse was practically responsible
for the loss of his own game. Attendance,
. Qn0 Score.
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&Se-tA -
Slated for Owen in the ninth.
5snSsr ,......:-:::S SfbSSSSS -
e IaF'nsd Tgn; Denver. TYO-bsss hit;
balls: on Owen 2 Struck OUT by Eyleg.
hour Time; 1880. Umpire: Latham.
Cowboys Win from Peoria.
KANSAS CITY, May 22.-Kansas City
was lucky In punching hits today and won
the last game Of the series with Peoria. At
800 RH.E,
FsGris city 10 9 ! Ah !
slit; Peoria. Cox mt Hayes,
Dea MOines Wins with stick.
DIES MONIES, May 22.--Des Moines broke
the hoodoo hat has hung over II since the
fourth game of the season today and by
superior work at the bat defeated Colorado
Springs. Score;
CSosiTo, Af springs II : SSeiSS Ia !
Batteries, pes Moines, wilkins and Han
sen; Colorado Springs, CASTOR and Bere-
81. Joe wins Double Header.
ST JOSEPH. May 22.-Milwaukee had an
of day, losing two games to st, Joseph on
very poor work. Score first game;
S ri ISsSSs 80 - sSS5fi$a I
Re Sat'f milwaukee. IB SsSSn: and LUCIA. ana
Score second game:
Ri SilI ssssSs ': 49,: /: J 5SSSSSS I :
Batteries; ST Joseph. Psryin and Roth;
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standinE of the Teams.
No Foreign Feet Cross Iowa's Home

Games today: Cleveland at Philadelphia,
Chicago at Boston, st. Louis at Washing
ton, Detroit at Baltimore.
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land. Foutx, Smith. Three-base hit; Myers.
v 80 On NeNs: on Newlin, 4 Hit by
pitcher; Miller. Struck out: BY Newlin,
By Paroee, l. stolen bases; Zalush CD,
Gsufint ~. Left on bases; Minneapolis, s.;
Aoledo, l0 Double play: Myers to Smith.
lin. Tlme: 2:0. UmpIre: Ebright.
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Tremonts VS. HoIIys.

The Tremonts defeated the Hollys easily
yesterday afternoon. Only seven innings
ing for both mines was good, but eight
errors lost the game for the Hollys. Sc9rs:
Tremonts ............2 O1Oo4 5-2 s 8
Holiys ................1 0 0 1 O. s 8
Batteries: Tremonts, Clair and Creigh-
ton; Hollys, Schroeder, Diamond and Glib
SON
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hits: Leewe ~, Hogrieyer, kim, Three
base hit; Kellum- Double plsy; Heyd9n TO 70
Miller. Il by Kellum, 2 Hits; on Wolfe,
pitched: BY Wolfe, 8; by Miller, ~: by
Kellum, 66. Passed ball; Heydon. Tin
2.h0. UmnIrei Ward.
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Beats Boston with Mertes'
Home Ran I'm the Tenth
Inning.

BOSTON. May 22--Home runs entered
largely into today's game, that OF Mertes'
in The tenth winning the game. Boston
rallied In the last half OF the tenth. but
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MILWAUKEE,.

Earned, runs' LouisviIle, 4 MIIWaukee. I.
Two-base hits, Clymer o. schrivers Nc
BIiae' pnree-6ase MS; SfHrlVGRR asses on
balls: on Coons, 4, off Altrock, /. Hit by
pitched ball: Clingman. stolen basesi
Clymer, CAMEL. Struck out: By Coons, /.
Double play; Camel to Tannehlll to Gan
non Left on bases! Louisville, s. NIL
yankee, Z, Time: 200, Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23
Standing of the Teams.

Games today Louisville at Milwaukee,
indianapolis at Kansas City, Toledo at
Minneapolis. Columbus at 81. Pau.
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Woman Fails to Identity Him.

CARTHAGE, Mo-, May 22.-Will Jones,
the Joplin negro accused OF criminally as
saulting Mrs. Parmeter of Webb City, was
taken from the Webb City jail this after
noon by the sheriff and a strong force OF
deputies to prevent his being lynched by
a mob gathering at the jail. He was sur
rounded by officers, forced through the
crowd, put in a carriage and driven to
Carthage, where he was safely put in the
county Jail. Mrs. Parmeter called to
identity the prisoner. Jones was lined up
with two other colored prisoners in the
corridor and the woman failed to recognize
any one Of the three as her assailant.
Later this evening the two farmers who
frightened him away called and positively
identified him as the one that ran from the
woman as they approached in response to
her cries. Two boys who saw him in the
immediate vicinity before the crime and
who followed him as he ran and Swallowed
him till arrested. also called and Identified
Jones as Mrs. Parmeter's assailant.
All danger of mob violence has passed.
Mrs. Parmeter's failure to identify allayed
the excitement for the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23

MILWAUKEE, May 22-Louisville had
an easy time defeating Milwaukee today.
Aitrock was batted all over the field,
everything from a single to a home run
being made of his delivery, Attendance,
900. Score:
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Games today: Colorado Springs a.
Omaha, Denver at Des Moines. Peoria a.
ST. Joseph. Milwaukee at Kansas City.
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KANSAS CITY, May 22-wolfe. with
perfect support, shut out indianapolis to-
lay, Miller, who started I'm the box for
the Hoosiers. was retired in the third in
ming because OF wildness. Kellum pitched
good ball. Attendance. 400. Score:
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swimming run with one out.
f SS,isssID6 iiis.";S 3iSGG5Gf
II. Two-base hits; Slagle G), Jones ~,
Lowe. Three-base hit: Hulswitt. Sacrifice
hits; Dexter CO. Jones Thomas Hallman'
gee. Double plays; Hulswitt and Douglas.
Struck out: BY Rhodes, 2; by Magee, !.
Bases on balls: on Rhodes, s. on Magee,
s. Wild pitch: Rhodes. Hit with ball:
Lowe. Barry. Time; l:i7. Umpire: o'Day.
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DOW CITY. Ia, May 21-To the Editor
dent Roosevelt who would be the presi-
dent? Answer in morning Bee and oblige
yours respectfully, A. II. RUDD. -
AnswerEUnder the law the secretary of
state succeeds to the presidency after the
vice president. then the secretary of treas
ury and on down through the cabinet.
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Earned runs: P%ittsburg, q. Two-base
hits: Beaumont. Bransfeld. Sacrifice hit:
Phillippi. Stolen bases; Van Haltren,
Lauder G). Double play: Smith to Doyle.
First base on balls; on Phillippi. 1; on
Struck out: BY Phiiiippi, 4; by Evans, 2.
Time: $40. Umpirei Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Boston won a list
less game from st. Louis today. Willis
was faultlessly supported and the visitors
Score.
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Old POP EYLER TOO FOXY
pmGhuUnable to Connect with the Denver
Mans Delivery.
pApQSaoNE RUN WINS FOR VISITORS
R~xHa9es-ps Battle AnJvVhich Grizzlies
E@9st9As hadephotBetter. of the
HERu~tenttvvlth the
T. managers .t'


TByEdfDpnEngasbeautifu ny bail, over the
FIGHT nsids fencesip the FIRST inning Grizzly
WA19Tonffhe gameSfoT Denver at Vinton
Stba6f. park Thursday afternoon. Preston
ffas aIready on FIRST because Of Dolan's
fgtsthnow 'tofnrst-tand both men took their
tfms around the diamond, scoring the two
ta1lAss whichtthe Rangers were never able
20 head. That hit was the feature of the
game, for'1t was practically the only bat
ting. that was done. There were two men
Hout, but as Owen sent a snake straight
over the plate Wall met II s~quarely and
L3ustsa little below the equator. The ball
went very high and looked like a sure out
20 Carter. Wall himself thought he was
out and trotted, perfunctorily towards FIRST
base. But the whole crowd was buffaloed,
for the white sphere kept right on sailing
q did not come within a great many feet
'oflthe fence hen 1t went over.
The other run came in the fourth inning
and an error was responsible for it as well.
With one man out Wall hit a single to
right, but It went through Carter on the
ground to the fence and Wall went to third,
so Dundon's Single following was suficient
to score him.
Eyler was invincible all the way through,
only three hits being made of him, and he
giving not q single base. owen threw a
great game save for that home run, and had
Dolan helded Preston's batted ball prop
srly to Calhoun that would probably never
have occurred, for Wall would not have
come to bat. He was the fourth man UP.
aud Delehanty had led of with q striKeout.
hen Preston got nrst and Jones struck out.
Preston's should have been the second out
and Jones' the third. but a. II was Wall
came up and did the business.
EyIer's Work a Feature.
Eyler not only evaded hits; he helded a
magnificent game with Ave assists and an
out. The prettiest play OF the day, how
ever, was made by owen in going ava
back for McConuells low fly In the fifth,
getting 1t over his head and fielding to frat
in time to catch Radclinf off the bag and
make II q double. owen did not wait TO
recover himself. There was not time. He
just threw the ball while he was away Oh
balance. and It got there.
When Graham came to bat for Owen IN
the ninth and drove q pretty single down
the third-base line hope arose, but that
was all. The next three men couldn't ind
first base. A grand threatenlng.weather
crowd was out, fully $500 people. Colorado
Springs come today. Score;
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Crowd Eager to See.

Persons held each other on their should
ers, taking turns about looking at the awful
sight. The negroes head finally dropped
and the ties were piled around and over
him. In half an hour only the trunk Of
his body remained. Is soon as the heat
would permit, the crowd, with long sticks,
began a grewsome search for relics. Parts
Of his skull and body we're gathered up by
some and carried away. AS the fire died
down the crowd took the two men who first
caught the negro and held them over their
heads, while they held their rifles in their
hands and were photographed
From the time the first fire was applied
to the negro's body until the dying embers
alone were left the crowd shouted and
cheered for the men who had captured the
negro. Section Foreman Mckee, husband
of the woman assaulted, applied the match
to the fagots. Many women were present
from the surrounding country, but owing to
the great crush they had very little oppor-
tunity to see the negro until the heat forced
the crowd to widen the circle and the
flames leaped over aim.
The railroads brought crowds of people
from Longview Junction, where they
boarded the Texas & Pacific fast train,
which does not ordinarily stop at Lansing.
The engineer was forced at the point of "a
rife to stop at the scene Of the ~lynching,
however, and the mob disembarked.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

OMAHA AGENCY. Neb., May 15.-To the
Editor of The Bee: VIII you please in
form me through the columns of your
paper what is the value of 5 pesos, gold, in
American currency. Very respectfully.
OTTO CARLSON,
Corporal Company L., Twenty-second In
fantry.
Answer-The Spanish peso, a silver coin,
huctuates in value with the price of silver.
The only 5-peso gold piece listed Is the ar
gentine of Argentina. 1t is valued at $.S5,
the equivalent of e1.
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nrooklyn Wina from Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 22.-Cincinnatl lost
today's game through errors. Both pitchers
were lift freely in almost every inning.
Attendance, 800. Score;
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Games today: Boston at 81. Louis, New
York at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Their Game for MilIers.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 22.-Newlin, the
new pitcher signed by Minneapolis, gave
Toledo a bunch OF hits at the Start today.
but steadied down, and with perfect sup
port defeated the visitors I'M an exciting
game. Attendance. 600. Score;
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T indicates trace of precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast oficiaL.
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"Batted Tor Yerkes IN the NINTH.
e ;.."""".. SfSSSSSS 81
Earned runs: st. Louis. /; Boston, l..
Two-base hits: Greminger, Carney, Cooley.
Double play: Donovan to Nichols. Passed
ball: Kittridge. Stolen bases; Smoot,
6SSplSss srk Long; 6 ap7 Mini First 3 s sass on ou Pal sy
Wins, Q. Left on bases: st. Louis, IL;
Boston, Z. Time: 1:44. Umpires: Power and
Brown.
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WASHINGTON, May 22.-St. Louis hit
Lee hard throughout today's game. wash
ington's work at times was very weak.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
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Two-base hits; billiard. Geier, Evans.
saerinGe hit; Knoll Bases on balls: ON
Bailey, 1. Left on bases; Columbus, 4; 81.
Paul, :. Time: 1;2i. Umpire: Tindill.