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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
Three .TRAlNMEN KILLED.
Locomotive Boiler Expiodes With "a
tai Results.

Baltimore, Nov. 3.-Three trainmen
were almost instantly killed during the
day by the explosion of boiler of a
Baltimore and Ohio locomotive at
Halethrop. Traffic was delayed about
three hours by the accident. Those
who were killed we're:
Engineer E. w. Briggs, Fireman O.
w. Hunt and Brakeman G. r. Stalling.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
MAD DOG IN A DANCE HALL.

Nearly Twenty People Bitten by the
Brute at Collins, Wis.
Brillion, Wis, Nov. 3.-Terror per-
vades Collins, country place twelve
miles from here in a thickly settled
district. A mad dog. forced his way
into dance hall there and nearly
twenty persons were bitten. Six
passed through here during the day
on their way to the Pasteur institute
at Chicago. None of the names could
be learned.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
VICTIMS. OF MANIAC
DERANeED ASSASSIN BLOWS UP
JOSEPH KoRDEck's HOME IN
r !; s: CHICAGO. HEIGHTS.

Villa 10 I'lSrd'y 0Io"u 70 >TTd9'
ments-House Takes Fire and 9th.
ers Escape With Difficulty.
Chicago, Nov. ga dynamite bomb,
the weapon of deranged assassin,
blew up the home Of Joseph Kordeck
in Chicago Heights during the day,
killing two members of the family out
right and injurirg several others. The
house was set on fire and burned,
while that of a neighbor caught fire
and was also destroyed. The dead
are:
JOSEPH KORDECK, arms and legs
blown off.
LUCY KORDECK, aged two years,
body blown to pieces.
Mrs. Lucy Kordeck had the flesh
blown off her right side and is injured
internally. She may die.
Seven children who escaped were in.
jured, but not seriously.
The explosion occurred while the
family was asleep. The father and
mother, with the daughter, Lucy, &C.
cupied room in the front of the cot
tage. On either side were rooms oc-
cupied by the rest of the family. The
cottage stood three feet from the
ground on wooden posts. The bomb
was placed under the room and the
impact Of the explosion tore hole in
the floor, blew the bed to pieces, dis
nlembered Kordeck and scattered into
fragments the body of Lucy, who was
sleeping with her parents. Pieces Of
flesh the size of mans hand were
the largest remnants of the child s
body that could be found. The force
Of the explosion was directly upward
and tore piece of flesh from Mrs
Kordec!I's side and blew her through a
window. The noise aroused the rest
Of the family and they had hardly time
to escape from the flames, which soon
destroyed the cottage. Kordeck' s
body, torn to shreds, was found in the
debris after the fire.
Charles Smith, former boarder at
the kOrdeci1s' house, who was paying
attention to one Of Kordec|7's daugh-
ters, has been arrested charged with
tLC itliIiS. IG htICSCk Stll Was W
have been married to another man
next week. Smith declares he is il.
nocent, but ne:Ghbors declare that he
made the threat that if the girl refused
to be his wife he would blow up the
entire family with dynamite. Smith
was absent from his room at the time
of the explosion. His roommate
Thomas Kobilinski, claims that Smith
returned to his room greatly excited
shortly after the explosion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
Northern Pacific Worknen Killed.

-, Whatcom, Wash, Nov. 4.-News has
reached here, that three men were
Killed while engaged in clearing out a
tunnel where cavein had occurred on
the Chuckanut Creek cutoff division OF
the Northern Pacific.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
CONVICTED OF PERJURY.
Ex-Deiegate Bersch Of St. Louis Gets
Five Years.

rive years.
St. Louis, Nov. 1.-Edmund Bersch.
former member Of the house, of dele
gates, was found guilty of perjury in
his testimony before the grand jury
as to the SIS, 900 Doodle fund raised to
secure the passage of the Suburban
franchise bill and given five years in
the penitentiary. The jury deliberat-
ed but q few minutes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF
Domestic Troubles End in a Traaedv
at Grover, Wis.

Coleman, Wis, Nov. 3.-Peter Grant
shot and killed his wife at Grover. six
miles north Of Coleman, during the
day. Grant then went to his barn and
fired two shots into his own body with
fatal effect. It is believed the tragedy
was the result of domestic troublea
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07

Cold Wave and Heavy Snow in Texas
and New Mexico.

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. "A cold wave
has swept over this section during the
past twelve hours and reports from the
surrounding mountain regions indicate
that the snowfall has been heavy or
the slopes in New Mexico. Hundreds
of sheep. caught Unexpectedly in the
open have persisted, and below this
city in the Rio Grande valley the
losses have been heavy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07

1ransacts a general banking business.
Pays interest on time deposits and buys
bank sccount. 'A
. pGireGtors1F. F. Cawley, Henry Goulet,
jerome Mecuslzer, H. A. Warner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07

Names Do Duty Many Times.
Berlin statisticians have found that
only 597 Christian names are EN-.
ployed for the 41,000 children born
there each year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07

at the Fiji Islands.
London, Nov. 1.-The last section
of the British imperial cable was laid
at the Fiji islands Thursday. A con-
gratulatory cable message to King Ed
ward reached Buckingham palace dur
ing the morning, being the first mes
sage sent over this line, which links
the British empire together.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
Wanted to Know.

wanted to Know.
A London paper tells Of an incident
in an alleged literary club meeting.
which nearly broke up the assem-
blage. In the course of discussion
on poetry some one let fall the name
of Keats. One OF the members
promptly demanded enlightenment.
what are Keats?" he asked.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-11-07
Merchants State Bank.
Little Falls, Minnesota.

Paid up Capital..... .........s5o, 600. 90
6. kirscher, President.
jerome Mecusker, Vice President.
H. A. Warner Cashier
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
de construction du Capitole.
T.o1Q eo,,+or,o hro 7709 f1t

de construction du Capitole.
lie l8 septembre, 1893, fut un
jour memorable pour les Etats-
Unis, car c'est en- ce jour que la
pierre apgula1re du Capitole fut
pos6e. LIE president Washington,
entour6 de ses partisans, descendit
dams Pexcavation pour placer la
pierre angulaire. LA c6r6monie
cut lieu sous les auspices de la
franc-maconnerie don't le president
George W Washington 6tait membre.
La pierre angulaire, Sc trouve au
coin sud-est du Capitole. LIE ia
bller franc-macon que portait en-
ce jour le president Washington
etait Poeuvre de Nine Ia marquise
de Lafayette, 6pouse du fameux
general don't Ih6roSsme ct Paide
6taient alors fort appr6oi6s du peu-
pie AMERICAN. -. peut-etre un
peu plus qu'aujourd'hui, oserai-je
dire.
Ainsi, nous voyons un franeais
pr6sider aux plans igraphlques de
la vile de Washington ct un autre
dessiner le plan du Capitole ct
pr6sider a sa construction.
Quite ces MONS franeais, il y
encore Lafayette, Rochambeau ct
autres. On volt alors que les Fran
Gals aid4rent q la naissance de la
Grande R6publique Am6ricaine
dune mari6re assez effective.
ANTOINE PAUL.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

rouve doute des ne snt de lavs
de NJ Fred M Powers candidate republican, pose de mare
chose, bemp6cher dadmre latitude
quill dpe dams la discussion du cote quill
uste e questions pubdus ct null peut acuser davor
cherc6 6vad duan sour consei municipal onsd6a
dcut6e I'll impossible de
prevo dams lie fuur mais il est M
6aea de la conduite quill suv usqua
de EcHo famie1s lie travail Powers
de conee public
sumo notre derner num6ro avant les primaries.
Tout monde admire soft physique
moral ct doue quill afalu NJ Powers courage
exaordnae prende position quill touours dams
questions en pupe ben que attitude M
con les grandes corporations ct les nfu
ences pussantes publcs
expme opinion courage ui vallu
Ia popuar6 don't jout auourdhu ny doute que
Powers par maor6 e proclaim
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
Raisons qui devraient assu-
rer la reelection de LO-
rem Fletcher.

II toujours etc loyal ct fd6le
a ses electeurs.
On ma jamais pu l'accuser d'a-
voir n6glig6 son devoir dams la po-
sition 6minente que le peuple lui
a confi6e.
C'est un homme d'afaires ct les
int6r6ts commerciartx de ce dis
trict sont surs dams ses mains.
C'est lie candidat des ouvriers
don't il a toujours servi les int6-
rets.
II recevra pappui enthusiastic
de milliers de d6mocrates, parce-
quill s'est fait le repr6sentant de
tout le peuple, ct d6mocrates aus
81 bien que r6publicains FONT tou-
iours trouv6 attentif ct d6sireux
de les servir.
II a accompli pour le comt6
Id'Hennepin plus que tout autre
congressman peut r6clamer.
II reside dams ce comt6 depuis
guaranteeing ans ct null ma ia.
mals dout6 de So loyaut6 pour
Minneapolis ct le comt6 d'Henne.
pin.
Son int6ret ct ses affaires sont
toutes au Minnesota ct tout nous
porte q conclure quill veillera a ce
qu'aucune legislation adverse at
Nord-ouest ne passera quand j
s'agira de nos relations CONNER
oiales avec les Provinces du Ca
NADIA.
C'est le candidat republican, e1
le repr6sentant dun des plus forts
districts republicans du pays en-
tier.
C'est le candidat du President
Roosevelt, ct qui vote pour lu
vote pour Roosevelt.
II y a des questions nationalet
en- jeu ct le comt6 d'Hennepin NJ
doit pas souffrir d'etre repr6sentt
q Washington par un membre dc
la minorit6 qui sera n6cessaire
ment condamn6 a l'inaction.
Certaines mesures nous affectan
dune manl6re sp6ciale devront
etre etudi6es a la prochaine ses
sion ct M. Loren Fletcher est |,
personne la mieux qualif6e poul
WELLER aux int6rets du comt6 9
lui assurer ce que les 6lecteurs de
sirent.
!! M. Fletcher occupe la second'
place dams lie comit6 du commerce
entre les Etats ct, au cas- de la
mort du congressman Hepburn OF
de son absence, deviendrait le pre-
sident de Fun des plus importants
comites de la chambre, celui gu
consid4re toutes chooses relatives
aux chemins de fer, aux canaux e
aux oceans.
Un nouveau d6put6 de ce dis
trict doit prendre plusieurs annees
avant d'occuper une position i'm
portante au congress, meme lors
quill appartient au parti en- maJo.
rite.
M. Loren Fletcher est en- posi-.
tion d'obtenir plus pour le comte
que tout autre, congressman, r6pu
biicain ou democratic.
IL est Pennem1 acharn6 des
trusts ct des combinaisons pour
controller le commerce.
Enfn M. Fletcher s'est montre
l'ami constant de nos compatriotes
sans distinction de parti pol1tique.
II place plusieurs de nos gems
au bureau de poste ct dams les de-
partements de Washington; a four
nj de Yemploi a nombre de nos
iournaliers ct en- NANTES occasions
a conf6r6 des faveurs insignes a
plusieurs membres de notre race.
M. Fletcher est le meilleur con-
gressman que nous ayons eu a
Washington.
Votons pour lui.
L'universit6 d'Oxford a un reve-
~. 4 = xl l6l lQ0 ~ aollo dn Gam
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

Want SAINT est trop bien de
ayons e revuedans
attitude franche ct oyae dams aaire du mer
mers dams dams les deux parts ui
une reelection certane le 4novembre.
LIE gouverneur Want SAINT naqu Rock Island 1874 Pen
dant sup6rieue de Rock Island de
6aa ut es r6pondr pappe du
sden Lincoln pour des serv pendant ois
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

CANDIDAT AU POSTE DE LIEUTENANT GOUVERNEUR
Ray W. Jones naqu dams I6tat de NewYork 1855 fr6
quenta 6cole usquen 1874 quand ALA Muskegon, Mich od
engagea garcou bureau dams Mnskgon National Bank
bout dix ategna POSITION de dams cette ban
enra ensuite dams e du bos
uskegon 1887 Minneapolis fonda la H. O. Akeey
Lumber Co. de laquee fu g6rant cinq
1898 organise Pisbur daues che
Branerd Northern aujoudhu e Minnesota lnerna
tona NJ Jones fu d6gu6 la convention rationale tenue Pha
dehie 1900 66 avaieur potique act mas
ina jamais 6t6 candida pour position publique
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

LIE sujet de cette trop courte bi-
ographie est M. Charles F. Staples,
depuis deux ann6es un des mem
bres de la Commission des Che
m1ns de Fer ct des Entrepots pour
le grain. M. Staples est le cand1-
dat du parti republican, pour qua
tre autres ann6es ct il sera r66lu
par une grande majorit6 81 les bons
6tats de service COMPETENT pour
quelque chose chez le peuple.
Depuis quelques aun6es, les
trois membres composant la Com
mission sont 6lus par le vote po-
pulaire. Actuellement, les titulai-
res sont: le juge Mill, Chs. F. Sta
pies ct A. w. Miller de Duluth.
NJ. Staples s'occupe presqu'exclu-
sivement de linspectlon ct du pc
sage du grain dams tout lEtat ct
c'est grace ses efforts 81 ce de-
partement est aujourd'hui consid6-
re- CONNIE le mieux administr6 du
monde entier. Travailleur infati-
gable ct dune int6grit6 depuis
longtemps reconnue, M. Staples
est avart tout lami des cultiva-
teurs don't il prend les int6rets; ct
8 il est une classe d'6lecteurs int6-
res dams son election, CO sont, nul
doute les fermiers de PEtat du
M. j. @. Marquis, peseur q p6l6-
vateur B Como, doit So position .
M. Staples qui Ia depuis trait6 de
la meilleure maniere possible. M.
Joseph Lemoignan, d6put6- Inspec-
teur q Duluth depuis quelques an
n6es etc maintenu puis promu
dernierement: son salaire est au-
]ourd'hui de lis dollars par mois.
Un autre compatriote, w. +. Cyr,
de Red Lake Falls, MINI, est aus
81 un inspecteur dams les 6l6va-
teurs de Duluth ayant 6t6 nomm6
Pannee derniere par M. Staples.
En- votant pour G. r. Staples,
r6lement franeais du Minnesota
contribuera a P6lection, de lhom-
me le mieux quallf6 ct donnera
ainsi une preuve quill peut etre
reconnaissant envers celui qui salt
La science m6dicale Went de
faire une conqu6te de plus. On
vientde d6couvrir, q PInstitut s6ro-
th6rapeutique de Vienne, un nou-
veau serum contre la fl6vre scar
latine. lie serum en- question est
extrait du sang dun cheval pr6ala-
Element immunis6 contre cette
maladie.
Les r6sultats obtenus ont etc
jusqu'ici tres satisfaisants; quatre-
vingts pour cent des malades ino-
cul6s a lh6pital ont gu6ris. Lie gou-
varnement austro-h -hongrois a deci-
de d'allouer une somme importan-.
te pour poursuivre les recherches
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
Comment Mgr Dabert Obtint
une CalOtte de Pie TX

Voici une petite anecdote qui
prouve que Mgr Dabert, p6veque
de P6rigueux, qu'on a enterr6
r6cemment, savait parfois, ,aans les
grandes circumstances, faire preuve
dune assez originate diplomatic.
L'eveque de P6rigueux await,
certain jour, accept6 de quelques-
unes de ses dioc6saines, la mission
delicate d'offrir au Saint -P4re une
calotte neuve, mails q charge de
leur rapporter une des viei'les Ca
lottes du Pape, que l'on SO propo-
salt de conserver q titre de reli-
que.
La premiere partie de cette mis-
sion ne souffrait pas de diff1cult6,
Let Pie TX, tres touch6 de l'atten-
tion, remerciait d6ja son interlocu-
teur, tout en- assurant sur sa large
tousure la superbe calotte de sole
blanche que celui-ci venait de lui
remettre.
L'6yeque SO decide enfn q pre-
senter la requete de ses dioce-
saines, ct Pie TX lui oppose, sans
la moindre hesitation, un refus sur
lequel il ne semblait pas quill
y elt q revenir.
Mgr Dabert n'h6sita pas davan-
tage:
-Tres-Saint Pere, je suis
aux regrets, mals dams
ces conditions, il faut
ME rendre la calotte neuve. EtaJou-
ta-t-il en- souriant, je ne vols pas
bien ce que vous y gagnerez. puis-
que cette calotte 6t6 portee aus
81 pas votre saintet6, ct qu'elle a
Pavantage d'etre neuve.
Pie TX SO NIT rire. La cause
de Peveque 6tait gagn6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

L'universit6 d Oxford a un reve-
nu de S2, ,O5O,O0O ct celle de Cam
bridge un revenu de $l. 100000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

Chacun de nous fait des chateaux
en- Espagne ct SO fait conna1tre
d'apres la piecequ'i] y habitera. Il y
r6ve un salon ou une chambre ou IN
grenier, scion ses go1ts, il donne
Phospitalite a ses amis ou il y Wit
seul, CONNIE un ermite ou CONNIE
Qn aware.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

New-York.-On Went de trouver
dams le bureau du capitaine de po-
lice Donohue, mort r6cemment,
des billets de banpue, bijoux, dia-
mants, titres ETC., dune valeur de
$4,000
Pendant lie mois de september
dernier, 5,8l4 emigrants sont allies
SO fxer dams lie Nord-O Quest cana
dien.
Sur ces 5.8l4 6migrants, 3,05l
6taient des Etats-Unis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
HISTORICAL NuhEku s6
SOCIETY. TAR1F DEs ANnoNChS

Avis Chaque insertion 10 cts par ligne
Tariff special pour les annonces au MOI,
ct d pannee.
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de d.
mestiques ou employees pour
chambre ~. .7ension-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux UN OENTIN par mcs
Nous enverrons un numero du 1ourna
4 toute personne qul en- fera la deman
de.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31

LIE professeur-La Fontaine se
liza d'amiti6 avec Moliere.
L'6leve, (interrompant)-C'est
pour celia, alors, qu'on leur a 6lev6
un monument.
LIE professeur (ahuri )-Que] mo-
nument.
L'6leve La fontaine Mollere, 3
Paris!
En- soir6e.
cEtes-vous pour ou. contre le
divorce? demande-t-on q lune des
plus jeunes personnes pr6sen-
tes.
-Je ne sails pas, r6pond la
blonde enfant, je ne suis pas en-
core mari6e.
Les d6mocrates sont fort embar
rass6s, aujourd'hui, dit ella Tribu
ne" de Woonsocket. lis ont choisi
M. j.. B. Brindamou
CONNIE leur candidat a la l6gisla
ture ct lis ont d6couvert que CO
dernier est inscrit sur les istes
6lectorales sous le nom de 81.
b Brown
II faut avouer que lie cas- est tres
int6ressant. II est apparent que
M. Brindamour ne pourrait etre
6lu l6galement que sous le nom
de Brown, lie nom qui lui dome
droit de vote. Et alors tout serait
q recommencer. Dun autre cote,
on pretend que plusieurs 6lecteurs
voteraient pour M. Brindamour
mails ne voteront pas pour
"Brown"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-29
FAIR WEATHER TODAY.
Showers and Probably Lower Temper
ature I'm Indiana To-Morrow

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Indiana-Fair on Friday; Saturday
showers and cooler; increasing southeast
winds.
For Illinois-Fair In the southern, show
ers and warmer in the northern portion
Friday; Saturday showers and cooler; In
creasing southeast winds
For OhiO-Fair on Friday, with warmer I'm
north portion; increasing southeast winds;
Saturday showers and cooler.
Local observations on Thursday.
Tenn r. II. Wind Weather. Prec
a. m. 1905 "a 50 North. Clear 600
10. m. 5000 50 IS North Clear SS
Maximum temperature. Sc; minimum tempera-
ture. 81
Comparative statement OF the mean tempera-
ture and total precipitation on Aug IS:
Tenn. Prec
NSlHdl ss.ssssss-..ss..s " O.l0
oedh - 600
Departure since Aug l.---..--.--.-.-. So $50
Departure since Jan. 1................-321 -7O1
.PIUs. w. T. BLYTHE. Section Director
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-29
won $4,000 ON HERMIS
OWNER BELL BACKED HIS HORSE
HEAVILY AT SARATOGA.
WeIl-COntested Race for the sorenac
Handicap Prize-Hawthorne Fea-
ture Won by Hermance.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-The Sara
nae handicap for three-year- olds, the fea-
ture event of the getaway card. re-
suited in one OF the most keenly-contested
races CT the meeting. Hermis. the recently
acquired Hermance colt in the stable OF
L. V. Bell. won after long head-and-
head drive with Whisky King from the
three-eighths post TO the wire. The first
two outfooted their company. Cunard. the
heavily-played favorite, ran into third
place. Owner Bell backed the winner from
20 10 1 TO 10 to ! at post call, cleaning up,
it is said, $4,000 on the race
Red knight proved himself one OF the
fastest youngsters in the East by beating
Meltonian and a fair field in the second
race with ease. Red knight ran the six
furlOngs with lots to spare in lib. Mel
tonian. the u-to-1O favorite. was a COM
Portable second over Auriesville In the
first race, after Satire had made all the
running, Shea stole up with the Moor.
winning at the post. Wild Pirate Just
nOsed out Peninsula for show money. The
fourth race for two-year-old maidens went
TO Cloche Dor in drive with THAN. Bel
vino caught and passed Rough Rider and
The Amazon in the final strides Of the
fifth race. Winners in order: Moor, TO
/; Red Knight, 10 ]; Hermis, 10 10 /:
Cloche Dor, TO l; Belvino. Is To 5; Corn
wall, to l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-29
Baseball Notes.
Ladies' day.


Toledo begins its last series here this
afternoon. The game will be called at 3:45.
The Hoosiers were little dopey with
terday.
There will be two games with Toledo to-
morrow The first will be called at
o'clock.
McFarlan played great ball against In
dianapolis He got under many difficult
flies in center garden.
Indianapolis scored four runs in each of
the Columbus games and Columbus was not
far behind, in two of the games the visitors
scoring three.
Toledo has been somewhat of a stumbling
block for the HooSiers but the fans nope
the last series here will be as profitable as
the one just closed with Columbus.
Louisville made 1t three straight from To-
ledo yesterday. While Indianapolis is do
ing business with Toledo Louisville will
have Columbus to-day, tomorrow and Sun
day.
The HOosiers want more than an even
break with Louisville here the first three
days of next week. The morning Labor
day game will be called at 1918 and the
afternoon game at 3:45-
1t is really refreshing to watch Coulter
play ball He has improved 100 per cent.
in the last few weeks. His fielding is fast
and he has his eye on the ball when at bat.
His three agger yesterday just graZed the
ground inside the foul line
Clarke Griffith, captain and manager OF
the Chicago American League team, will
manage and captain the American Leag lie
club to be placed in New York next year.
The signing of Baltimore's best players re-
Gently by Griffith would indicate that Bal
timore's franchise will be transferred to
New York.
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DEED OF A SPINSTER.
Tried to Kill Mother and Sister and
then Jumped Into N Cistern.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2S.-While suffering
from temporary insanity to-day Emma
Bankhardt, a spinster, forty years of age
attempted to Kill her mother and her sis
ter Dorothy and then committed suicide at
their home. four miles south of Covington
Ky. Mrs. Bankhardt and Dorothy were
asleep in separate rooms at the time and
each dealt a terrific blow on the head
with some blunt instrument their skulls be-
ing fractured. Both probably will die Hav-
ing dealt, as she believed. a death blow to
her mother and sister, Emma saturated the
beds on which they lay with oil and applied
a lighted match. As soon the flames be-
gan to spread she ran 10 the cstern in the
yard and jumped in. drowning before as
sistancec ould reach her.
Hundreds Of neighbors were attracted 10
the Bankhardt home by the fire and sue
ceeded in rescuing the two victims of the
insane woman before they were harmed by
the flames. Emma had been eccentric for
several months, but the family did not con-
slider her 70 be dangerous, and permitted
her TO go when and where she pleased.
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but German was given poor support. To-
ledos only tally was a home run by
Smith. Attendance, 527. Score: