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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-15

The reading of the bible is forbid
den in the public schools of Nebraska.
Coin Harvey and Seben-l eben still go,
however, i'll the home state of the free
silver advocate.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-15

The acknowledges has new way
of always having plenty of copy on
hand. 1t has an editorial one day and
the next day reproduces it to make
necessary corrections.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-15

The Progress has received copy Of
the Sunfower Pensee. Il paper re-
Gently started at Indianola. The Elk
penses would be more fitting name
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-15

According to the Press Meridian
has over 5000 educable children and
consequently population of over 21,
coo. 1t is little strange how the
census will lie.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-15

The coal strike is all right. The
thing is to keep Mary Lease and Car
RE Nation in good humor and pre-
vent Bryan from standing for the dem
ocratic nominee for president again.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-15

Mrs. Sarah Terry, the founder of
the little town of Terry in Kinds
county, died the other day in Texas
at the age Of so years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
RED MEN.
KlDNAPED GIRL BELIEVES
SHE IS HEIR TO FORTUNE.
Woman Who Abductcd Mrs. Henley Of
Hot Springs Dies Mt Piniufieid, \.
J.. Leaving Large Estate.
REPCRI.IC SPECIAL.

I REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Hot Springs. Ark. July 24--3lrs- Hal Hen
ley. young woman OF this city. has just
learned that she is probably heir 10 a large
fortune left by Mrs. Augusta Rogers. who
died recently in Piainfeld. y. ].
When very young chi d Ms. Henley was
placed In an orphan asylum in New York
city. While separated from her nurse one
day in Central Park she was kidnapped by
Mrs. Rogers. who told her she was her
mother. She was placed in a carriase Hs'i
driven rapidly away. She lived with Mrs.
Rogers as her daughter in various parts
OF the country until she was about l2 ,-ei:s
old. when she came with her to live on her
farra at Butterheld. fifteen miles from this
city.
After a short residence there she ran
away and came here. where size found
home in 4 private family. Fix years as2.
when girl Of Is. She called herself Idalia
Rogers. Mrs. Rogers came here from New
York. ard after locating the girl. tried 10
induce her TO leave. telling the family she
lived with that she was her mother. The
girl refused to 60. calling upon the family
for protection against the woman, who
she did not believe was her mother. be-
cause she treated her cruelty.
After several attempts TO induce ldalis
to accompany her 10 New York Airs. Rogers
left. and nothing had been heard ot her
until her death was announced at Plainaeld.
N J.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
COTTON SHORTS NO LONGER
FEAR AN EARLY SQUEEZE.
New York Market Drops % Points in
the Course of n Day of Con-
tinuaI Liquidation.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

, REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July A-The cotton market de-
Neloped further and decided weakness TO-
day under a resumption OF what appeared
to be a rather general liquidation move
ment by the principal local operators and
n arket interests.
After waiting for three weeks the trade
has apparently come to the conclusion that
the crop situation and outlook Is so sstis-
factory and Indicative OF so good crop
that there Is little encouragement 10 bug
the market. especially as II has been dem
onstrated within the last few days that
thero never wa5 any bass for the rumors
Of an impending squeeze OF the July or
August options in any OF the markets, more
particularly here.
1t seems as though the most influential
interests were heavily short OF July anu
August contracts in this market and have
teen for the last two months. nave en-
couraged the trading element TO work Tor
q lower range of prices by their action IN
delivering out so much cotton on July con-
tracts as they DID on Tuesday.
A drop OF . points IN July, almost with
out a halt, furnished the feature for to-
days market The first call developed q
decline OF to points. and for the rest %
the forenoon prices steadily worked lower
under htful selling from both sides, led by
thoroughly alarmed near-month holders.
Before there Was even semoiance OF
rally. July had dropped to s.Soc and August
20 soc.
The market continued weak during the
afternoon and reached the lowest prices
since the depression in May,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
ILLINOIS ENcAMPMENT OVER.
Third Brigade Strikes Tents-A
Profitable Week.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, Ill. June H.-The annual en-
eampment OF the Illinois National Guard
came TO an erd this morning. when the
THIRD and Sixth infantries, comprising the
Third Brigade, evacuated Camp Linc5ln. Az
soon as the troops left the grounds .'dIu-
tant General Smith placed a corps Gf men
at work cleaning up the grounds All the
tents were taken down and stored by Fight.
and every evidence OF the activity u TIE
last two weeks was removed.
Before leaving the citv Prigadier General
Clendenln expressed himself as well pleased
with the work accomplished In the last
week. The men Of his command were IA
vored with IDEAL weather. and the week was
thoroughly enjoyed. in spite Of the hard
work
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
WANT SCHLEY At DALLAS.
Admiral viii BE Asked to Attend
Exposition.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBI1C SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex. July GA formal invitation
will be extended to Admiral scsley to visit
Dallas early in October. while the Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition Is In pro-
gress- This was decided upsn AT the meet
Ing Of the Commercial Club directors to-
day. Tbs following committee was named
to take the matter up in behalf OF the
State OF Texas. the State Fair and tn. City
OF Dallas:
Frank P. Holland. chairman; J. T Trsze-
want, Rolay a. Ferris. Alex, Sanger, Philip
Lindsey. r. H. II. Green. John n. Simpson.
y. y. Hunt. W. q. sterrett and George Nj.
Bailey.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
MONEY! HONEY!

EASY-PAYMENT LOANS on PIANOS. HOUSE.
HOLD GOODS OF ANY GOOD SECURITY.
We VIII make tNg CHEAPEST LOAN IN
tns city Cn oIr new BI'ILDTSG ASSOCIATION
FllsAN; which Is the easiest PLAN In the world
The PAYMENTS cen b arranged 80 that Won
~ N repay the l9an in easv WEEKLY. MONTH
~ YEARLY payments
DSuur PLAN enables you TO reTay your account
N,t.out anv trouble inconvenience 20 yourself.
.nS MI give vuu All, THE TIME YOU want
~ VII carry YOUR LOAN rs l0n- desired
We uay ali your bills and 1dvance YOU rnnrs
IL u T. EASIER - pa tn n nuuS-r
iiSNr,,.AsE OF sICNNF-SS or OFT or EMPLOY
Hf,SI WE WILL EXTEND YOUR LOAN.
Ise.aeriher, In tea!iaE win US there no ac-
Ennce charreS -hstsyrr
L,hERAL. DISCOUNT " PAID BEFORE DUE
ii, Ncc. cannot c7I. WRITE. Phone ard We
s-I;d our agent In YOUR place with the money
NJ - N.'ItE EINiN Nt'E: 80 ROOMS 81 -2l@-e o
NJ 20 OnD FELLOWS PT.Dts.. NINTH
NNn OIINE SIS TE.I. .r.T.H0NE VAN roSM
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
CoNWCTS THREATEN TROUBLE.
Six Escape From England Camp
and Procure Arms.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pine Blum. Ark. July A.-Trouble Is ap-
pretended with five convicts recently seen
in this vicinity. They escaped from Eng
land convict camp some days ago and have
stolen weaponG and ammunition with which
Cfiicers are now on their trail one OF tins
men Is white.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
Advocates Reserve Fund.

81. Joseph. Mo-. July 4-w A. North
cott, head counsel OF the Modern woodmen
or America; addressed a large eaudIence
the seneral policy of the order. He ad-
Vocated the adoption Of some kind Of re-
serve fund scheme and numerous other
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
Head Split by Lishtnins.


Corpus Christi. Tex. July 2i.-A telenhon.
message from Victoria states Maffnav
nonnSs head was split open BY nshtnin1
and he was instantly killed. Seversi
matches found in bis hat were not iSnItsS
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
wooDMEX OF TnE WORLD.

MOUNT AUBURN CAS2. NO. stS WOOn-
men % the World. meets every Friday ~
kIcker's Hall Newstead avenue and North Mar
ket street. NtsitO.s are ingtted and members ex-
GEORGE o. JURY. C. C.
e. ". Tacke. cieEA, ISSs Arlington avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
MONEY TO LOAN.
On Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN.
On Real Estate.
AMPLE funds u Ian on ST Louis city real
estate moderate charges. e. ". Barnes. -tb
Wainwright building.
On Personal Property.
a. PRIVATE party loans money on furni-
tC-r: easy payments confidential and proper
treatment. sol Chemical bids-. Eighth and Olive
EUGENE A. TRISLER
ll0 and ll2 y. Eighth St. rooms and !
- Fire Insurance Agency.
LOANS ON FURNITURE. Low RATES.
GENTLEMAN having surplus funds will 49,
ESocs money on furlitur-. p!sEus and TO saiar'sS
ehS!oyeS. Sl3 Century bldg. Ninth and olive.
MONEY loaned saiar!ed people without secur-
ity: lowest rates: repayment easy. Drake. 1876
Chemical building.
MONEY TO loan on household EooIs or other
good security by private party. easy Iaymtnts:
business confidential. Room -Gs. s04 olive ST.
MONEY To loan furniture. pianos and all
good securities; lowest yates n IN" city business
strictly confidential. est lS5s. lo0I Morgan -
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
ROYAL A.CANUn.
NATIONAL UNION.

Ef5$A MOUND CITY COUNCIL. No. ia
PgsSff National unicu- meets second and
N-N3E fourth Fridays each month al How
Ivy ards Hall. cOrne~ Garrison avenue and
Olive street. s O'Clock. ANarl for
attendance at each meeting
Richard 2. Berrer. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FoR SALE

FlFIY-FOOT lot In Underwood second addi
nen- nieon- cheap At so foot Address J. Beektold
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
ON PersonnI Property.

AMPLE funds to Ian on 81. Louis city re
estate: moderate charges. G. ". Barnes.
Wainwright building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

Laelede and Ncwsiead aves: best IoratIcn in
the West End; VIII only rent store as E.-c-rY
lars.
LEON L HULL II. L. co. so ches,nu, st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

RED CROSS LODGE NO a. x. OF
- p. meets Wednefday night At odd FeI-
Sl lows. Han. Ninth and Olive streets July
- 60 Second rank
u " TseldIrg X az n 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
LsCIEsT TnEE AVN
ACCEPTHD n s0xa

a MISSOURI LODGE No. l. A. F. 4 A
~ M-Stated communication on August =
NJ 80 D. m; IN CSrinthisn HAL Trana S'rss Aye
Members are requested and visiting brethren
CHAS- MCLEAN. W. NJ.
John H. Deems Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
Neat and YaralfhIa Nnrkaf
GROCERS. ATTENTJONI

Laelede and Newsteal ave-: best iocat!nn IN
particulars call and Us.
LEON L. Hull. Z = sna f-s,..-,,-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

y PREMIER LODGE No rs X OF p
ESK -ReEular meeting every first and second
~ Thursday evening at hall No. ]. odd Fel-
lows building. Next meeting. August =
iemhcrs are requested ~ be present Visitors
ordiaily invited INO. A. BRUNER. c. c
]. p. White. X. Of r. e 6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

KANSAS wheat land: have a list Of all the
low-pTieed land with good title In the state u
A.. Republic.
Louis. god house: well. cistern. 20 young fruit
trees. best varieties. rich. ullable land. under
ODD gentleman In ST Louis. must sell. l,e.
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

a PARAGON LODGE. No 5s K or =
~HZN Meets every Tuesday evening IN Hall Ne
49, j Odd Fellow huidnz. Ninth and olive
rtreets. Next Tuesday. rank OF PAGE
Members expected and visitors cordially Invited.
go, ROY !. DREYFi's. c. C
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

] WANT TO borrow 500 for three months and
will furnish nr.t-class security. L o. Republic
TO borrow from 500 20 $50 at per cent in
terest: absolutely good security given; no agents
or loan sharks answer. A l04. Republic.
WANTED-Money in large or small AMOUNTS
for Investment; good rate Interest and absolute
security. Address r. o. Box lsl,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

GOLDEN GOLDEN CROWN LnnGE, so ..
meets eyerv Friday evening. Hall No.
81: 'i q; RI &e;s: :e Z y::s s;:3.s ~ Sst1; i
- r1grnhArs expected Visitors curdiaily
CROWN invited J. u. MILLER, c. c.
Henry c Scott. X. OF n & s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25

u DAMON LODGE NO. .s or y.
EsN meets every Wednesday evening ri old
&2 Fellows Han M. = Ninth ars Olive
streets. Meeting called prguptly at
o'c!oSk Work N rsnk ~ Page Visitors and
A GALLANT. r. 9
Evans
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-25
HOTELS.

ILLINOIS Hotel. 80 Lucas Avs.-N!ce, clean
rooms &c. SOC. I5c and 81 ner day. and Sls5 pvr
week and up: daily pagers frss-
THE winsor. Sixteenth and pins Z. The
place 10 get a nice cool room: don't fau 10 call:
We are open for Inspection: prices range from
81 TO g psr week
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
TO BE REoRGANIZED.

NEW YORK, June 2O-It is planned
to put the Distilling Company of
America through process of reor-
ganization, says the Herald II the
plans now formulated are success,
there will he a large reduction in Sc
curities of the company The present
capitalization of the Distllling Com
pany of America consists of $S1, ,25O, 900
Of preferred stock and $46,42700O OF
common stock. All of this. It is pro-
posed, shall be retired and scaled down
In Il new issue of stock amounting to
$50 100000 Plans are also arranged
for the refunding of the present bond
ed Indebtedness of the company. The
total bond issue proposed Is $4,000, 900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
Five Are Dead And Thirty Are
Injured, Some Of Which
win Die
MANY SERIOUSLY INJURED
Supposed Closed Switch IN Found
Ia BE Open, Causing East and
West Bound Trains TO
be Wrecked

ST. PAUL, June s0.-tFhyc killed and
30 injured are given In the list Of cas-
ualties in the wreck near Staples.
MINI, ,ariy today In the reports to
thr general offices OF the Northern
Pacific railway In this city
The dead are;
ENGINEER WALTER SCOTT. body
not found
EMPRESS MESSENGER MILLER.
FIREMAN GEORGE RASMUSSEN.
CONDUCTOR JOHN NOBLE.
DAN KENNEDY. section iaborer. OF
Gladstone. n, Da
The injured are:
Henry Green of Minneapolis.
Fireman II. Montgomery,
Charles Dclmar
Claude r. Black. Concord. N. G.
+, r. Mcbride, nail clerk, ST. Paul
w, =, HagEard. express messenger
st. Paul
J. Elmer Nelson, Cooperstnwn
Andrew Munser. Cooperstown.
William Krausa Ionia.
Felix simmons Fargo.
Henry Shlppenheim, Bards, MINI
Charles Nadeske. Delmar, MINI.
Edward Belcher Blue Earth City.
Mrs T., G, Hayes. SprItwood. N Da.
V Kreck, ST. Paul
Engineer h. G, Schultz. seriously.
Harry 8 thinner. Hammond, Ind,
probably fatal
Fred NJ, Taylor Batavia. Iowa.
A, J. Kirkpatrick, BATAVIA, Iowa.
II. c, Carver. Minneapolis
Samuel c, Feltls. I4lMourne, n Da.
Olive Resnick. st. Cloud. MINI,
f. +. Wilcox. Panora, Iowa
George Brean. Watena, Ia.
l., a, Kennedy, Winnipeg.
!, l.. Gordon. Chicago.
+, A, Routha, New York
Nellie D. sanford.
s. b. Moore. Buffalo.
Head Brakeman OF No, train
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
ARBITRATION is TRIED.
Committee Appointed to Consult With
Miilowners and Strikers.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The italian
chamber Of commerce Of this city has
decided to try to arbitrate the differ
ences between the striking silk work.
ers Of Paterson and their employers.
AT a secret meeting OF that organiza-
tion may Of the members of which are
silk importers. whose business Is af-
fected. committee Of four was ap-
pointed to visit Paterson today and
confer with the city officials, the
strikers and the millowners and to Of
fer to act as arbitrators.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
GREAT FLOOD IN MARTINIQUE.
Thirty Houses Are Swept Away---Mont
Pelee SIN Causing Damage.

FOR DE- FRANCE. June 20.--The
river which flows by Basse Ponte has
risen suddenly four times since We'd
nesday and as a result 30 houses have
been carried out 10 sea. The first
flood was signalizci by the appear
anre In the valley Of the river OF
a torrent of muddy water 40 metres
wide and five high, which advanced
with frlghtful rapidly. During all of
yesterday afternoon clouds Of smoke
Issued from the crater at the head
Of the river Fallalse and the river
Itself has been rushing downward
with such violence that fits banks have
been carried away. The river has now
taken new course. One Of the
chasms resulting from the volcanic
eruption which rendered access to the
head of the river impossible, IL now
filted up with volcanic matter and
II is possible 70 cross the chasm on
the newly thrown up material,
Torential rains are falling I'm the
northern part OF the island. Mont Pc
lee continues TO emit thick column
of clndcrs which the wind blows TO
the north. Last Wednesday several
French newspaper reporters, who were
exploring L. Pnecheur We're surprised
while there by an eruption OF Mont
Pelee. The atmosphere was charged
with electricity to a remarkable de-
gree.
Thick clouds Of vapor are rising
from the creyases along the entire
northern coast, 1t is said that the
water Of several rivers on the island
Is boiling hot.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
ASTORIA. OREGON SATURDAY. JUNE q, 1902.

Wiekersham Last week. While no one
knows what the sentence viii be, gem
rrhl impression In that tley viii get
the limit, which rs nix months in Jail
and 1900 fine Richards and Jour
den were arrested May 20, upon cita-
ton issued by Judge Wicheraham on
the Ming Of aHidaylts by John L. Nc
Cinn. assistant district attorney,
charging them with conspiracy and
wlfuI attempt on the turt In the Gaze
OF United States w. Joseph II Wright,
whose trial and acqulttal took place
In April There are five charges set
up in the complaint. the court find
Ing defendants guilty OF all. The ar
rest " Marshal Richards and Jourden
caused great sensation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
APPEALS TO SUPREME COURT.

TOPEKA, Kas., June 20.-willlam
Grubb. a Harper county man. who said
ne was glad Czoigosz shot Mckinley,
today appealed his damage suit to the
supreme court. When Grubb made
the remark referred to, Robert Elder
and dozen or more men chased him
out the country. He returned and
sued them for $4,000 damages. The
jury in the district court in Harper
county gave the verdict to the defend
ant
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
TRACEY AND MERRILL REST,
Have Not Been Seen-Pursuers Are
Awaiting New Clcws

VANCOUVER, Wash, June 2O.--H
Is the same old story; Outlaws Tracy
and Merrill have disappeared After
a diligent, though futile search for the
past "a hours we have again given up
the search at least until we get an
other clew.
This was the report OF Sheriff Marsh
this evening In answer to the inquiries
regarding the result of the last sortie
after the escaped convics. The sher-
1T and the entire posse which Joined
in the search yesterday, except three
or four trusty men left, kept q close
watch in the nelghborhood for fresh
elew, returning here tonight, The
posse, including Guard Carson and the
bloodhounds, will rest here until the
outlaws again disclose their where
abouts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
SENATORS ON RECIPROCITY.
Adjourn Without Action Upon II, by
Can Of Chairman Allison.

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Republi-
can senator's had another conference
on the subject OF Cuban reciprocity
and, after three hours discussion. they
adjourned subject to the call of Chair
man Allison without action. Almost
all the Republican senators are IN the
city at present,
Senator Lodge dwelt with several
phases OF the Importance of having
Republican senators stand together at
this most critical period OF the party's
history, Much Of our prestige and flu
ture national standing. he said, might
depend on the steps now taken for all
the world is Watching with interest
our treatment Of the Cuban people.
lIe declared that II the reciprocity
with Cuba was not secured now. it
would be at a later day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21

to dismiss up on the state cases
After the motion had been denied by
the court. the entire argument was
repeated 10 the jury. No Testimony
was introduced by the defendants.
Judge Griffin's instructions to the
Jury was considered by the attorneys
for both prosecution and defense
BE- strongly favorable to the state.
Stewart. through J. Fred Braid, of-
fered 10 sell Lawson a copy Of answers
TO the state medical examination Last
January. Lawson gave $1,000 for the
answers. but they proved to be wrong
ones and the conspiracy was discov-
cred.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
TRANSPORT HANCOCK ARRIVES

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-Unlted
States transport Hancock arrived here
tonight from Manila. The Hancock
brings headquarters and ten compan-
les of the famous Ninth infantry, be-
sides 400 enlisted men, 800 casual, and
so military prisoners.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT.

NOME. Alaska, June 10, via Seattle,
June 2O,--Sentence viii be passed to-
morrow upon United States Marshal
Frank II. Richards and City Council
man Joseph D. Jourden, prominent
saloon keeper OF this city, who were
found guilty OF contempt by Judge
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
HoMESEEKERs' TICKETS.

ST. PAUL, June 20.-The Great Nor
thern railway, beginning with July /
and continuing on every first and
third Tuesday of each month until
November, will resume the sale Of
homeseekers tickets at half fare. plus
81, to all Northwest points, including
as far south as Astoria Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
LADRoNEs LEADER CAPTURED

MANILA, June 2O.-Pedro Felepe,
leader of the Ladrones who captured
and subsequently cut to pieces a SER
geant. two corporals and four privates
of the Fifth cavalry, at Binangnonan,
Rscal Province May 30. has been
captured. He is still suffering from
wound inflicted by the soldiers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-21
RUBE NO LONGER A MEMBER.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-The
Chronicle says;
George Edward (Rg5el WaddelI Is
no longer member Of the Los An
geles team. although the fact fill be
news to Manager Morley. He boarded
the Santa Fe limited last night with
q first-class ticket and geo advance
money from the Philadelphia Ameri-
can League Club in his pocket. with
out the formality Of bidding goodbye
to his employers.