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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
MoOlpb Srnemper
SIM bllbenbften SiinsIinss.glIter ZEN Seinen
burb ben Fob entrifen.

umaeben bon ieinen gltern, @e=
i6uiftern uno Sraut iIt beute MfOrgen
um 6 llbr u oolp6 8 ruemper,
Der dlteite SObn Oes 0errn uno Grau
@6arles 5. Sruemper in ienes &ei9
biniibergei6lummert, aus wel6em
feline Wieoerfebr 1T.
Ser unerbittlide SOB bat bier nit
rauber 9ano elm iun9es, bliibenoes
Weni6enleben, tpeldes 81 ben i60niter
SOfinun9en bere9tigt mar, in iein
S6attenrei6 9efiibrt.
Sis bor bier @Oden, als er pl0Bli4
bonn Nerpeniieber befalen ipurbe, mar
er nod Elm bon Strait uno 8eIunbbeit
ftrOBenoer Siin9ling, pel8em es nidt
ansuieben mar, Oab ibon 10 balo feline
iroiI6e 2aufbabn beenoi9t Iein iOllte.
Sie oenfbar liebsbpllite pfege irurbe
i6m in ieinem elterli9en Sauie BON
ieinsn 9lngeb0risen gu She'll, suei
tii6tise 9ler5te bemiibten iia, Die beim=
tiifii6e Srantheit su betdmpfsn, allein
ibre dr3tli6e &unit bermp6te ni6ts
sesen bieielbe aussuri6ten.
glm lebten SonnerItaQ itellten iiA
innere Slutun9en Elm uno ieitoem nab
men Die 2rdfte Oes jusenOli6en pa=
tienten Suiebenos ab. Bis gu BENT
beute WOrgen um 8 ll6r einsetretsnen
Sooestampf mar er bel bDlem SepuBt=
iein; er ertannte ale iei1e 2ieben,
ipel9e isin Sterbela9er umIfanoen une
nod einmal, bsbOr Die 2lugen li9 fiji,
INNER idlOfen, nifte er ibnen freunb=
LID 81.
Der gerbli9ene puroe in Snoiana-
polis am z. September 1883 aeboren.
Nadbem er Die 0ffentli9en S9uler
unb Elm 8ei6dfts College abiolpirt
bate, trat er in bas @ei6dft ieines
Vaters elm, tpel6em er cine tii6tigt
Stiibe wuroe, I'm 10 mebr, als er nit
Salenten aus9efattet mar, tpel6e er fit,
bas Setorationsfa9 beionbers Der.
tpertben fpnnts. Der Surnerei ma,
er nit 2eib uno Seele ergsben uno e,
mar elmer Der pfIi6tgetreHfen NctiUer
oes SiibIeite Surnbereins. SeBalei
den buloi9te er nit grober gOrliebI
benz @aHeriport. gr mar giner boz
Senen, uelde ben vSnbpls. 2aund
Club" in's 2eben rieien.
Ssit einem Sabre mar er nit SRI
&oIa 6. Sprniel perlobt uno bic Gor
bereitun9en fir bic Soa3eit, tpel9e an
II. September, Dem Sage, on tpel6en
leine @ltern ibre filberne Sod3eit be
geben, ftattfinben iOllte, waren bereitl
getrOHsn tpOrbsn.
Ser 8eriforbsne mar Elm gutter liebe
boiler Sobn, Elm treuer Sreun6 uni
@amerab, tpel9em Nae, pel4e Jpn se
tannt 6aben, Elm fraunoli6es 9lnoentei
bstpnbrrfl tperoen.
Seinen 9lngeb6rigen aber unb feline
tiefbetriibten 8raut peroen bon allei
Seiten gepeiie Der bersli6fsn Spm
patbie ent9esen9ebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Mms oeu 0ertdtsb0feu.
Sie vfliegenben"2 un9 3 d n D.
lera atpelliren.

Die pfliegenoen" 2un6bdnolsr 9fid
2appis, Soe 3otman, Ben OanB uno
Senrp Irbetaren wurOen bonn polijei=
ri6ter, neil lie nit i6rsn Wdsen be-
itdnOis auf einem plase geltanoen
batien, CUR 3ablun9 bon je 81 uno
Soften perurtbeilt. Sieielben ertldrs
ten fofort appelliren 5u mollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29

Serr 8ernbarbt 2isius,
elm be.annter SeutiGer oer Stabt. 1T
nod lansidbriser 9rantbeit geiforben
uno geIfsrn beerbi9t iporoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29

Senrp Nrbetaren nuroen bonn polijei=
ri6ter, neil Tie nit i6ren Wdgen be-
itdnois auf einem plaBe geitanoen
batien, CUR 3ablun9 bon je 81 uno
Soften perurtbeilt. Sieielben ertldr-
ten iOfOrt appeairen 5u wOllsn.
Cine 8 belltl la9e.
SbOmas 5. Sbomas, 8eiiBer Deg
5erminal & Sraction 0otels, rei9te
9eeen Die SEbianapOlis Nems cine Si=
beatla9e elm, in psl9er er $4,000
S9noeneriab oerlanst. Eieielbe batte
DOr eini9en Sa9en einen Qrtitel psr=
6ffenhi9t, in mel9em oas 9enannte
Sotel nit ben antii4i9en @einltubena
localen auf cine Stufe geitelt piro.
9lls SbOmas berIu6te, ben Irtitel, io=
melt sr iein SOtel anbetraf, gu tpioer=
rufen, nuroe elm speiter Seritt berOf=
fentli6t, in peldsm es bie6. oaB Ser
llnteriaieo smiiden Wes Stout uno
Dem Serminal & unb Sraction SOtel
Der lei, oaB nit Dem 2osale oes @rite-
ren Elm 8arten perbunoen mar, pel9en
oas 9ebtere ni9t aubupeiien bat.
Wfisfit= 6 BEN.
emma gogaro bei6ulbist in ibrer
eeeen ibrsn Gatten Soieph erbpbenen
S6eibunQstlage oenielben BEG b0smil=
lieen Serlaliens uno Der brutalen Se'
banolung.
2eOta Yurel bei6ulOigte ibren Sat-
ten @barles ebenfaas, iie in ben bier
Monaten i6res ebsli9en 3uiammenle=
bens in lieblrIer 9Deiie bebanoelt uno
nidt fir lie geiOrgt 81 ba6en.
Serin9er g 9aoeneraB
berlan9r.
George price piinI9t bon Der Sroao
Ripple SractiDn 60. $500 S9aoener.
iab su erbalten. Cine electriihe Gar
oerielben mar 9egen iein Gubrwert ge=
rannt. 9as Yfsro puroe oerartig oer.
lebt, baB es balo oarauf berenoete.
9 on allen Seiteu perfol g t.
Capt. Sermann Nelpman tpuroe BON
Squire gtiferiOn megen tbdtli6en Nn=
eriffs auf Garl 8ienert our 3abluna
bon So uno Soften berurtbeilt. III
leete eeeen bieies llrtbeil 4ppelation
an bas Griminalgeri6t Elm.
SSn Squire Smod's Sribunal fam
er biIicer oappn. @r mar bes tbdtli-
diem 9lnsriffs auf Sarrp Sapnes be-
i9uloiet. Ser &i9ter fano i'm idul=
big uno perurtheilte i'm CUR 3ablunq
bon 81 uno Soften; Die leBteren tuur'
: ocn jeboa iuspenoirt.
abam Ntebler emp n b.
lid BE fraft.
Ser @irtb gloam Webler wuroe 9e=
fern Iadmittag i'm pOli5eigeri9t oes
6altens zines liiberli6en SauIes, Dee
gertaufens bon Spirituuien on Wino.
renne uno bes @rlaubens bon iuneen
Mdo6en, fid in Ieinem 2Ocal umber'
sutrsiben, ibuloig befunoen. 81
, tpurbe in allen brei Gdllen CUR 3ablune
BON ie 800 unb Soften, ferner su 18(
Saoen, 90 Sasen uno 90 Sassn @r.
beitshaus perurtbeilt. MeBler appel
lirte an bas @riminalgeribt uno wuro,
gesen SteGuns bon $1,000 Sirsibaft,
pel6e Wtat. 2etpis leiitete, auf freien
Gub belallen.
: 8iel Qrbeit t fir Die Gro s.
: geld nDrenen.
Sie SrObseihmOrenen tper5en an
: ndditen Montas in Sisuns treten
Sieielben tperben nabe3u bunosrt 6dl
gu unteriu9sn baben. Sie 8rani
, Surp !sbt iia aus @6arles Sobnion.
: @eOese Sammeper. @eOrse ). gorf.
&. u. Smith, gilbert Wprms uno 60
parb gpans suiammen.
Sm Ynli3eiseri9t
tpurbe Der farbi9e 6ap Woobs UNI
Sames Sanders, elm WeiBer, tpeld
; tiir;li9 an Der @aIhinston uno @ali
fornia Str. cine sroBartise priisele
1 in Scene seiebt batten, oss tbdtli9er
: 9nsriffs f9ulbis befunben. Der Ni9eer
ba: cine Strafe bon $50 unb Soften
fannie 60 Snne Mrheifshous oh,uE;bop
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29

B~ Sie bette 5 Gent @i9arre in
Der Staot, Wudo's y2on9fellow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-29
Nahrthten aus Snbiana.


rem 90. Seburtstae in benz SauIe,
mo- Tie am 3. Nooember 1925, Dor falt
70 Sabren, beiraibete. W}it faum 10
Sa6ren fam iie nit ibreu @ltern na6
Snoiana unb ibr @ater lieB fi6 bei
@OrpoOn, in Der gidbe Der Tarm bes
Generals Wm Senrp Sarriion nieber,
Der bamals 8ouoerneur bes Serrito=
RUINS mar. Sie &eiie gu 2anbe mubte
in S4ienwa9en gema6t weroen. Ser
@atte Der 6rau, @m. Greibam, puroe
als Sheriff BON Sarriion @ountp, als
er cine 8erbaftun9 pornebmen tppllte,
i'm Sabre 1852 get0otet. Stint &inber
iino Der @be entIprO1en, bon benen
@alter 8. @rei6am bas beriibnlteite
lit. Inter prdlioent Nrtbur mar er
@eneral=Poitmeiiter uno oann S9ab=
amtsietretdr. ibIiebli9 Sunoestreis=
ridter. Sm Sabre 1892 ma9te i'm
@lebslano gum staatsietretdr. Ser
dlteits gruber, @ol. Sen. 8reibam
oiente i'm meritariiden uno i'm Siir=
eerfriege nit 9lussei6nuns in Der
Yotomac=Nrmee.
Selb It M orb.
8alparai o. Grau Samss
@atleman bon @ulper, pel9e friiber
bier anidife mar. iudte unb fanb am
6reitas 9lbeno in ben Wellen oes Safe
Marintutee ibren SOB. Sic mar ieit
ldnserer 3eit trdntlia setpeien uno
sei9te in ben lebten Saeen SpmttOme
bon S9wermutb.
Sic g 9ieBaffai in
SeDmour.
Sepm our. Die S9ieBafaire
in Der Sonnerftag gfaGt, in tpeI6er
gr=Mapor u. %. Drills uno Die POli=
silten &ebbineer uno 2aug6ern bic
SauptiOllen ipielten, biloete am 6rei=
tag oas 8eiprd6 bes Sases. Sn bem
gefinben Der psrtpunoeten Mdnner 1T
cine @enoung sur Seiieruns einsetre=
ten. Wtills, tpelder in ben llnterlsib
SeI6Ohen tuuroe, miro alier Dabr=
| i9einli9teit na9 nit benz 2eben bas
pontommen, ba Die giugetu eide bon Der
&usel beri6ont uurben.
GIerts beunrubigt.
Sefferfpnbille. Inter ben
@lerfs, tuelde in Der bieiisen Nieoerlage
bes Ser. Staaten Nuartiermeilters be-
| iadftist iinb, berriAt our 3eit eine ae=
tpi1e ltnru5e. Gs bat ii6 ndmlid bus
@eriidt perbreitet, bab eine an3abl bon
ibnen na9 ben pbilippinen periebt
peroen loQen, I'm eine glei9e MnSabl
@lerts, tpel6e bort felt fiinf Sabren be-
| iddftist lino. uno teine 6erien erbalten
baben, absulDien.
Yleite.
SORT Wapne. Die WtDoern
guegp 60. bon 9luburn uno Die Sbio
&ate 60. pou Sapton reidten beim bie-
iisen Seputp=Glert bes 8unoes=@eridts
oas 8eiu6 Elm, gfelie Grepgang bon
9lnsola fir bancroft su ertldren. Die
&ldser baben 6orberungen i'm Setrage
bon $1,000 sesen iie. Sic bsbaupten,
CAP bieielbe bereits iiber sinen She'll
ibres gissntbums au 8unifen anoerer
@ldubieer perfii9t bat.
3wei beionbere Nttra G.
tionen au elmer g o.
sens air.
2ogansp por t. Sie jwei Saupt=
Nttractionen oes bieie @ode bier abse=
baltenen garnepals mar bic 8abp=
Musiteluns uno bic 6fentli4e Srau=
uns auf Dem &afsn zines @lepbanten.
l79 Wfiitter batten ii4 3u Der erferen
nit ibren 2ieblinsen einsefunben uno
Seoe bon ibnen mar natiirli9 Der @n'
fidt, baB i5r gabp has liebli9ife
iibsits @eid0pf auf Der Welt mar.
Oa nur 8 preiie sur 8ertbeiluns &C.
lan9ten, 10 tpuroen aliO ni9t penise,
als rs W9itter enttduiht. Natiirlit
bielten oieielbsn bas urtbsii Der preis.
ri9ter fiir ungere4t.
Sie Srauung auf benz &iiden be:
glepbanten fano Greitag sibeno itatt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14

as Willie Smale had been talking to a
neighbor less than half an hoar pre-
vious, the assassin evidently went
around the house, stood behind the pro-
lection formed by a wing of the main
building. and waited until his victim
was in the right position to receive the
fatal shot
Fred, were the first beside the Srnale
family to reach the house and see the
lead man lying where he fell They
were followed in a few minutes by Mr..
PrinrIe. The body lay there until the
sheriff reached the scene after daylight
the next morning. Mrs. Snale seemed
move So did her daughter, a paIe,
slim girl of IS. who is the wife of Ed
Chef one Of the men accused Of the
murder. 1t is this seeming indifference
on the part of the mother and daughter
which gave rise to what suspicion the
neighbors had against them But 1t IS
NOT evidence. There are people 1ncapa-
bile of showing the emotion of sorrow.
Thev ma be among the number
1t is rumered that both the ChelfS'
can prove an alibi. A farmer named
o. H. Goekins a clear Ed Chelf If
he win swear to what the ~neighbors
say he has told since the tragedy
Gookins' house is only a few feet
from the house which was occupied by
young Chelf that night. and he says
he called Chef from his bed within
a few minutes after the killing was
reported along the line by telephone.
hi defense also has it in mind TO
sig uo an abb for the elder Chelt
They seem confident, and not at all
worried over their prospects. Ed Chelf
is a tall, well-built young man of
pleasing appearance. and does not look
like a murderer. Charles Chelf is a
thick. dark man. who walks with a
limp as the result of some former in
jury. It is well known that they We're
both on very u~nfriendiy terms with
William Smale. but unless the prose-
cution has something concealed in the
way of evidence, this is the only
I grounds for their arrest.
The people of Harveyville and vicin-
ity are anxious to have the cowardly
assassin of William Smale brought to
ustice. The county attorney and
sheriff are working with untiring en-
ergy. sparirs themselves not wen time
for necessary sleep. County Attorney
Seaman may have a surprise up his
sleeve. $50 uses the telephone and
telegraph freely. and his zeal in hold
ing the Chelfs may be a subterfuge
If such is the case. he has found moth
ing TANGIBLE enough to warrant other
arrests. and has evidetlv dismissed tbs
idea of Mrs. Snale's completely in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14
q ark stock.

Wall Street, New York. Nov. 14.-STOCKS
Opening prices Of stocks took a down.
ward course. but the declines only ran
from zsqss point and the volume of deal
ed q point lower. but extended It's loss
within a few minutes of the opening.
The moderate offerings at the opening
induced speculative buying for a turn by
the room professionals The buying up of
the local fractions and Chicago and AL
ton assisted the movement, but the pur-
chases fell off when prices reached yes
terday's final figures. M2nhattan Railway,
Metropolitan Street Halfway, Paper pre-
ferred, Realty preferred and Chicago and
Alton preferred gained a point and Chi
cage and Alton IA points. American Ice
preferred and Lead yielded 1 point. Prices
worked off slowly toward IL o'clock under
fresh selling of Pennsylvania, Missouri
Pacific ands ~Amalgamated Copper.
The bank statement was better than ex-
| pected, but was greeted with a selling
movement which carried Pennsylvania IL
points under last night. A~malgamated
Copper, Reading and Atchison preferred
lost about a point and the general list q
varying fraction. The closing was dull
| and heavy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14

east side of the house. directly opposite
the window through which the shot
was fired was made. The ground wire
was attached to a lightning rod which
projected about ten inches above the
ground. The connection between the
wire from the phone and the rod was
by means of a short piece of soft cop
per wire. This wire was found, the
morning after the shooting, to have been
cut off in a manner which suggested a
dull pocket knife. 1t was a risky thing
for the assassin to do-approach the
house while all the inmates were wake
cut this wire, right in front of a
door which was lab to be opened at
any time and discover his presence.
Perhaps he left his gun, and approached
boldly, knowing that if he were discov-
cred he could walk into the house and
talk about some trivial business matter.
leaving his crime for some future date.
After the wire was cut. which happened
only a few minutes before the shooting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14
MARKETS TODAY
Wheat Opens Easy but Soon
Strengthens Up.
Corn Rules Steady on Good Lo-
cal Demand.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle About Stationary and Re-
ceipts Small.
Bulk of Hog Sales from $3.50
to $3.50.
TRADE.

Chicago, Nov. H.-WHEAT-After open
ing easier on rather disappointing cab1es
and continued favorable weather, wheat
turned strong. influenced by the higher
prices in outside markets., especially in
New York. where the December option
was nearly lie higher, due to an entire
absence of any contract stuff. A good ex-
pert demand also helped in creating a
nrrner set Element. December was I'M
changed to Ac lower, at the opening, at
765Sm 1850, but quickly rallied and sold up
to TIC. The total receipts at Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago were 94 cars.
The market was firm throughout the
day. December closed at T1sq77Ac, a gain
CoKNEcorn ruled steady on a good de-
mand from local bulls, who were infiu-
enced by an improvement in the export
and cash demand and reports of small
shade to hGAc lower, at ~ 942*c. and
held within a narrow range. Receipts
Decambsr closed h@No lower, at 4sAc
and local traders caused a steady ton{
33Ac, advanced to 34c, but steadied agar
at $3.50. Receipts were 139 cars.
products and a steady tone in prices a
the yards brought out a good demant
from local shorts and provisions rulet
firm. There was also some buying b,
small packers which helped along the ad
vance. January pork opened 10c higher
at 81. TIA; nua lard was up TIC, a
$3.50. while ribs were 5@7Ac higher, a
~ TH sSAsEszes n. 30 ) hard 2 red @,n Sc; N Ss2sc
No. 3 hard winter, 75QT7c; No. / norther
spring, SIC; No. 2 northern spring, S0@S1c
N ee;oIaNsPm rl35. Z sa ssszstssxc; No. g, SIC.
oATsENo. 2 ss1hqS4c; No. 3, sSa3S1Ac.
YExDe 52a&ei Msy' a sazzc, -v or
TTMOTHY-Dec., $3.50: jan, s25; Marcel
CLovER-Nov.. 5000.
BARLEY-Cash: 36q5sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14

crime from his mind. There is little
danger of mob violence. The people
Teen to have faith in the officials, and
believe that they are doing their best
to unravel the mystery. And it is a
mystery almost equal to one of Nick
Carriers faVoriteS. Who knows but
some person, who has never been sus-
pectad. committed the deed. after
nursing some fancied wrong or bitter
hatred for so long that others have
forgotten about it. and chose the time
when William Smale was known to
have been subjected to open threats
made by others. to get even?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14
Kansas CITY Livestock Market.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 1A-CATTLE-
Receipts today, 1000 head. Market steady.
Native steers, s215d5.25; Texas and Indian
steers. s1.75a325; Texas COWS. Sl50d2-2 =;
native cows and heiferss L4Ga4-00 stock
calves, $25oa6.O0 western steers, s2.2Q4.i0;
western cows, $1.50Q2.75.
HOGS-Recespts today, 1900 head. Mar
ket strong. Bulk of sales, $4.5G14.S5; heavy,
"a. 4094.S0; packers. S4.70a4S0; medium, $3.50
@4.90: light, N.SOQ497h; workers, $4.90Q
4.971A; pigs, 81. 75Q4.8718.
SHEEP-Receipts today, 1000 head.
Market strong. Muttons, S2.50d3.9 IS; lambs.
s.. 90n5 30; range wethers, $2.1013.25; ewes,
| 81 2G3 As.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14
The Mayors Ride.

Last night I took a bumper
And hurried off to bed,
And then, while snoring loudly,
This dream came in my head.
I saw our gallant mayor
90 rushlng uown n street
In some new devil wagon"
Lou Dillon could not beat.
For he had donned his wal paint
And his official frown,
And sworn to run the harlots
And gamblers out of town.
III jug the jag-dispensers,
And every KIND of Whelp,
And put he laugh on Spencer,
With Otis Hungate's help.
His autO-car was blazing,
So was the mayors eye,
The gaping crowd was jeering
As he went scoeting by,
He cried aloud: III do it,
Now, people, lock at me!'
He slashed the marshaPs head off
With his e snickersnee,
Then snote his breast and lifted
His visase to the sky
And SWore by Carrie Nation
To jolt the joints or die.
The Joinrsts saw him coming
And in a cluster there
They hooted MIN, and gave him
The cold and stony stare.
His devil-car went spinning
Swift as a Chinese top
Around n round the jointists
So fast it could not stop.
And at each round he narrowed
The orbit of his fight
And drew his circles closer,
As ancient Phoebus might.
And eve fast and faster
He spun his fiery trail,
Like some mad bull dog chasing
His own ~retreating tan.
The gamblers heard the racket
And scaupered out like mice.
Forsaking craps and jackpots,
Roulette and cards and dice.
They found a ring and shouted,
And yelled with bitter scorn:
Best hippodrorne in Kansas
Since Bergundthal was borni"
But when the mayor heard them
He swung his lever round.
And plunged among the gamblers
At n tremendous bound.
But these light footed gentry
Side-stepped, with nifnble feet,
And left the devil-wagon
Round, pounding on the street.
And then the scarlet women
Peeped out and saw the joke,
And bade the frantic MAYOR
Come up and have a snnokeH"
And so between the harpieS,
The sports and toughs of town,
The ayers hot-air wagon
Was speedily run down.
And he vas left with leisure
To hunt for other wars.
With Farnsworth ard f~ormaldehyde,
With Nanderpool and Storrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14

day, 300 head. Good to prime steers, $50
$50. poor to medium, $.4on4.7 Is; stockers
Ted 1900 s. oeSa5.6 n SiM'5Ses.45: Bulls.
s2.oe3A5o; calves, $2.25G7.5o; Texas fed
steers, 81. 75NS.55
HoGs~Receipts today, L 5000 head; esti-
mated Monday, 10000 head. Market steady
at Yesterdays close. Mixed and butchers:
q COED to choice heavy,
rough heavy. $4.25a4.6o; light, $4.50a4s0;
bulk of sales, 81. 6004.S
SHEEP-Receipts today. 1000 head.
Sheep and lambs steady. Good to choice
wethers, 50. B64.5o; fair to choice mixed,
$3.00ds.75; western sheep, $2.25@4.25; native
lambs, $3.7595.S5; western lambs, $.75Q5.40.
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stain which spread over perhaps a yard
in diameter.
the mantel. One split off his corner.
The other went through this ~pasteboard.
His head, you see, was right in line"
His head was undoubtedly in line,
and the assassin was a marksman, for
only two shots out of that load failed
to find a lodging place in the head of
William Smale.
Then Mrs. Smale emoved an old coat
from the aperture in the window. The
upper right pane was entirely one with
the exception of a few fragments of
glass which chung to the putty.
An examination of the ground wire
to the telephone, which ran down the
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A Negro Sent to Lansing.

Yates Center, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE case
of John Wood, a negro charged with
attacking Mrs. Julia Lind last June,
was given to a jury Thursday night
after a two days trial. After being
out all night, the jury brought in a yer
dict of guilty. Judge Fouse sentenced
the negro to five years in the peniten-
tfary. and the sheriff left on the noon
train for Lansing with the prisoner.
Three attempts had been made to lynch
the negro at the time the attack was
committed.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Nov. 14.-MONEY-Money on
call nominal, no loans Time loans steady;
so and 80 daysS 6 per cent; 6 months 81
az per cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper, s PET
cent; sterling exchange fairly steady, with
d4S3ss for demand and at s4.79RG4. 1874 for
50 days; posteu rates; $tsO1sq1 Il and $4.S4
SILVER-Bar silver, 5sAc; Mexican dol
BoNDSGGovernment bonds steady.
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Kansas city Produce Market.

Receipts today, lat cars. Quotations
Dec. SIC; May. e7Aa67asc. Cash: No.
hard. Gig nc: No. 8 hard; 6sa6sc; No. I
red. SOC; No. 3 red, 7597Sc-
CORN-Dec., 36Ac;s May, 36kc. Cash:
No, 2 mixed. 4oc: No 2 white, 40c; No. 3
oATsGNo. 2 white. ss@ssc; No. 2 mixed,
35636c.
RYEANo. 2, 4sd49kc.
BUTrER-Creamery. 1slk@2Oc; dairy, fan
cy, 1sc.
E~GGS-Fresh, 211kc.
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Maybe It's
Your StOmah.

Nine times out of ten when you're out
of kilter-when you feel like a collar
that has been sent too often to the
of the trouble. Half the cases of heart
disease are nothing but indigestion. Con-
stipation, sleeplessness. sluggish circu-
lation, general debility and that tired
feeling are all caused by a disordered
stomach. Tone up the stomach and you
fix the entire machine. If you're feeling
tnuph WHY not
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g. Louis Livestock Market.

St. Louis, Mo, Nov. 14-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts today. 400 head, including 300 head
of Texans. Market steady. Beef steers,
So. 6Oa5.5O; stockers and feeders, $2.25@3.75;
cows and heifers. $2.256450; Texas steers.
$50.
HoGs-Receipts today. 1000 head. Mar
ket firm. Pigs and lights, A40q4.85; pack
ers'. $4-3014.15: butchers and best heavy.
81. 45d4.s5.
sHEEP-Receipts today. 1000 head.
s.. 25Th 30.