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CROPS WILL
MEET EXPECTATIONS
Gram Men and Millers Of South
Dakota on a Tour OF
Inspection.
TIN MILLION INCREASE
TEN MILLION INCREASE
Barley Yis1d Alone Is Expected to In,
ossass Two Million Bushels-corn
Crop h Also Exception.
ally Fine.

HuSon, S. d. July 2s.-A c. John.
SOC of Wh,o<aa. general passenger
agent for the Chicago and Northwest
ern railway, passed through the state
THE week with a party of grain men
on q toNx OF inspection of the South
Dakota crops. The report they gave at
b completion OF this trip was a very
pleasing and satisfactory one. The
believe b crops this year are much
better than they were last year. Wheat
VIII go fifteen bushels to the acre. Ac-
oording 70 the government crop last
yea there was a yield Of 43,97s,0 S3
bushels IN this state. Mr.. johnson says
this viii be increased TO over 10000, 600
bushels this year. Two million bushels
is the increase in the yield of barley,
his yesr. The cor acreage will re-
main about the same as last year
The corn crop in this state is excep-
tionally fine, especially in Beadle coun-
ty, which has the best corn crop In the
state. Many acres We're soWn to pota-
toes this year and h crop now prom
Uses to be an excellent n e The price
Of wheat is 10Y ranging around rs
centS per bushei and if he price keeps
up untu IAN. large VIII De
made by farmers all over the state.
wesley Stafford, an old-time Huron
boy. il to be- married to Miss Lulu
Blanche Tracy OF Sioux City, at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ] a Tracy, August S, 1903.
William Holbe1n, who has held the
position Of business manager Of the
Journnl-Wo<ld since this paper started.
has Uvsa up his position here and has
gone TO Brookings to accept similar
WORK
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{, 5. HoOlEY
GO TO TH(
New York Firm IN.
Long on lmportam
Stock Fails.
4 UNION PAclFlc |
tho Hartman lnt.,.
Stow q Go. 70 Prevent I,
cation for a R.esiv,,1
Southern Pacific

New York. July 2s.-The
e. s. Hooley g Co. is announs
stock exchange today. Ths y
heavily interasted in Evan
Terre Haute. The stock marls
nervous and unsettled, w
weeks stocks showed smalI
Hooley & Co. were especi,s
inent brokers' In the days a
well. p. Flower bull camnis
were specialists in Evansyille
Haute, and Des MONIES and m
securities. IN exchange m
suspension caused little an
fact the announcement had
counted.
About noon the announcen
made OF the failure OF Willard
sett & Co, members of the ~
New York stock exchange. =
ure is regarded as comparatE|
important.
Toward IL there was a m
vance in prices headed by I4acis
New York Central, Brooklu|
Transit, Delaware and Hun
Paul. Pennsylvania, CanadiaS'
and United States Steel. I'M
continued throughout the secos
The market seemed to reflect II
the expected failure had \
nounced.
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WILL OUT RANGE
CATTLE BUSINESS
Z Franklin & co. VIII Dispose 81
Their Great Herds in the
Belle Fourche Country.
RANGE TOO CONTESTED.
steess Win 20 Marketed, and SHE STUFF;
wiz Resent 70 Feed Lotssand Pa.-
tures Of Nebraska-Dsath
Knoll of Industry

Belle FouEclpe, IS. D., July 2a,-HaY.
5rts &gCo.sthe heaviest owners
OF cattle on the northwestern range,
are going to close out and retire from
F5the business, owing to thecongested.
condition Of b range. Harris Frank
lin. OF Deadwood, general
everything At for market Will be
Iishippedsthis year for beef. and h she
stock Will be sent down into Nebraska.
HWhere thefcompany Is acquiring q large
tract OF land. intending to conduct its
business In the future byHgpasturtng
during summer and feeding during the
severe winter storms. Next.year will
last Of observation-disclosures
iof cattle on these ranges moved out.
The reason for#this is sthat@the coun-
try is filling with small cattle owners.
sheep men n farmers. These men
are fencing their land, cutting off much
OF the water, n it is claimed that
mucns loss ts3 suffered by range cattle,
Owing to being chased and driven by
the dogs and hired men OF the farmers
and others, SO that between them and
p wolves theprofit is greatly reduced.
Und the existing circumstances q
inard&Wlnter would entail frightful loss
70 cav cattle men, and Mr.. Franklin
his company has decided to get
out as quickly as possible. 1t began
CLOSING out last season by shipping
very closely, and the shipping will be
closer this summer. The com-
pany,s herds will be greatly reduced.
q Its future business will 5sbe on a
limited scale, although more sat
.itsfactory and secure.
Harris Franklin has been in the
range cattle business since 1881. He
first started in small way, at the
mouth of A1kali creek, on the Belle
fFourche river, with the rs brand.
Shortly afterwards he: purchased the
ks herd, and then the HIT. -Four years
ago he purchased the cattle OF the Con-
tinental Land and Live Stock
consisting Of the Hash Knife n Hi
Iron brands, about $4,000 head all told.
Up to that time there had never been
SO large astransaction In cattle on these
ranges. Three years ago he made the
purchase OF h Turkey Track herds Of
Day g Cressweil. There were 100000
head In the herds, and the Frarklins
paidS$30 q head, the price being in ex-
cess of 100000, or nearly twice what
had beenFpaidsfor the Continental hold
ings.
Shipments of beef cattle will be COM
lneIiSed by he company from Belle.
8Fourche about August l.. and will con
tinue as rapidly as possible until cold
weather. 80
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REA FIGHT PLANsl]
Alleged the Failures Were I'll
Southern Pacific interest,"

81 EL
New York. July 29.-Judgh1
the recent developments in Il
brought by Talbot j. Taylor
against the Hartman INTEREST,"
Southern Pacific railroad, it is il
here that the failure OF the Tail
yesterday was forced by the b
they are opposing to prevent ii
OF a petition for a receiver for d
road company.
A brief was filed here last Nd
the United States Circuit Court
peals by Senator Foraker of Cid
Edward Lauterbach OF New I'D
Augustus Il. Wilson at LouisH
attorneys for Talbot j. Taylor. i
taken aA a declaration of war
Hartman interests.
1t not only asked for a rers
the recent decision Of Judge LID
refusing to restrain the voting d
held by the Union Pacific comp
the next election OF the Souther
hc company. but also chargedE
verting funds from the Southa,
fc to the Central and Union Ri
to justify judicial action. M
thoritlas were cited to show thu
a majority Of the stock is used
benefit OF individuals rather TIM
company that receiverEhips an
fed.
It Is stated that the controllia
ests OF the Southern Pacific ami
that Talbot j. Taylor & Co. d
their next movement make AM
ton for a receiver and that y
then made on them so thatth
has heretofore been crediteds
pool. Senator Foraker is saidJ
beon called east by his ellen
after the brief was filed. At 4
he left for the east some daysi
has not yet returned.
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LOVE CAUSED DELlRIluM.
Huron farm Hand Goes Insane am
Friends Are BafHed

Z ~ sspi 81 tiStIQo FTS 6aTnS0.S 54Stsf5=
Huron, S. D.. July ga man by the
of A. g: McFarling, living about ten
mics from Huron. has been ~$brought
own. having lost control Of his
powers III came to this conn
Iry Twelve Or fifteen years ago. has
lived 81 temperate life and was wel
liked by all who knew him. His nina
deranged about q month ago.
notniTg was thought of 1t by those
faTound MN until three weeks later.
became 50 wild that McFarl-
ms could¬ nave him around his
nome With safety. Saturday. with the
assistance Of two other men. Goodwin.
was brought to town, where he was
put In charge of the sheriff. He IS now
IN the county jail, but will be taken to
@Ine p Tor the insane at Yank-#
ton as soon as an attendant arrives
under whose care he may be-, placed
Goodwin is only about 80 years old. is
a. good worker Inc was clean IN all
ms habits. He could not have haan
troubled by the heat as Mr.. McF,arlfnp
saysahe has not worked very much I'M
der hot sun. When walking around
the streets he staggered like a drunk
en- person and talked incessantly az
some woman. It is thought that this
talking and thinking upon women is
the cause of his mental derangement-
The proper authorities are now search.
Ing for relatives from whom they can.
life. - pus.
Sunday morning Beadle county was
visited by q very heavy and an
ic%eedingly beneficial rain storm. a high
wind was blowing. but no damage was
done.
The Huron o. e. s.. elected Mrs.
John Milne as ~conductress instead Of
Mrs. Fred Frary, who has moved
from the state.
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TO ANALYzE GOLD.
Scientists Hope by Use Of Radium to
Solve the AIchemists, Puzzle.

Solve the Alchemists' Puzzle.
London, July 27.-Every week adds
something to the sum OF knowledpa
steadily being accumulated by the inyesti.
gators into the properties Of radium and
helium. Sir William and Lady Huggius.
prompted by theoretical ideas, have at
tackled the problem of the spectroscontc
analysis Of light emitted directly bv n
radium salt at ordinary temperature. ana
the results Of their work have been re-
ceived by the Royal society.
From a preliminary visual observation
lit seemed that there were traces Of bright
.lines in a continuous spectrum. Prepnra-
tons, therefore, We're made for a photo
graphic record by means of aGu1lartu
spectroscope. Finally a spectrum consist
Ing OF eight definite bright lines in tha
ultraviolet, entirely different from tha
spark spectrum OF radium, and some faint
lines, together with a faint and confirm.
Gus spectrum, were obtained by seventy.
two hours exposure. On comparison thia
spectrum is so different from the ordinary
phosphoTescent spectrum with recorded
measurements for helium that it appeared
at once that four and perhaps five ar tha
eight lines agreed with the lines ~
helium. "
sir w. Ramsay end Professor Soddv
also found distinct evidence Of the nrss.
ence Of helium in the spectra Of aases
smanating from radium bromide. Presant
observations, therefore, indicate that RAJ
llum SHINES largely by the light OF the
are gas helium which 1t evolves.
N THIS formation OF the element helium
rom a totally distinct element radtum.
.ne imaginative may see a partial reliza.
lton OF the alchemist's dream, For q fra
~prouuctlon of n element Is tracked
12~h, why not thai OF gold and silver?
Professor Rutherford. it may be remem-
oered, already has put forward the FMS
LING spectacular that the radiance
sh.oS OH by radioactive metals is an
oeJec. lesson on a small scale OF the birth
- me elements as in the gradual break
a wv OF me radium atom into simpler
,fNths ..,ere mas been reversed the process
'ai'uiacture OF the elements.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
No HOPE FOR GIBBONS
But American Cardinal 10 MtesHs Re.
ceivod at thS5 w attcan.

49,
ceivod at ths4avattcan.
Rosne. July 29.-Almost all OF the car
dinals OF thec onclave IA now arrived.
Their time yesterday was mainly occupied
with o lengthy meeting of the congYe-
CATION. which was notable for the COZ
diality with which Cardinal Gibbons wal
received. After the meeting ths oardt
nails received numerous visits at thei1
various residences. 4 H.
IN well informed circles Cardinal An
gelo dt Pietro. prodatary OF the late pope,
- being talked Of as a compromise car.
didate IN thegevsnt that Cardinals Greg
alta, Gotti. Rampolla or Seragino Vanutel.
iis Unable to secure the necessary votes.
Should Dli Pietro be elected pope he
would. Il Is said. be the representative OF
the R~ampolla-GotH faction. and JET
would be fairly acceptable to all.
Cardinal Michael Logue, archbishop Of
Armagh. who, with the exception OF Car
dinal Gibbons. will be the only English
sspeaktng cardinal In the %conclave, ar
rived. yesterday from Ireland. He saG
he believed he successor TO Leo would
be quickly chosen. In III case, perhaps,
the hope IS father TO the thought, as he
said he did not look forward with q great
degree OF pleasure 10 being shut up in tbs
vatican9 during the present hot weather.
Speaking OF Cardinal Glbbona. the Iris
cardinal, paid. him a glowing tribute
though. like ths prelates>here. he held gou
NO hope that the American cardinal "a
the sremoteet chance OF election.
Indeed said Cardinal Logua, II think
Cardinal Gibbons would be a subject fos
commiseration II the selection should de.
volve upon him, for no American woulc
care TO spend the rest of his life confined
Within the precincts OF the vatican.
The Irish cardinal expressed the opinion
thatsthe question OF sending a note to the
powers protesting against the treatman,
OF the vatican by the Italian government
should be left to the next pope.
Today Cardinal Logue will pay an OF.
fetal visit to@Cardinal Oreglia, and Their
formally join the congregation.
It Is now practically certain tina all the
cardinals will be present at the conclave
except Cardinal Moran, archbishop OF
Sydney, who will not reach Rome in time,
and Cardinal Celesia, archbishop OF Pal
errno. who is too i'll to attend.
A proclamation was posted in the streets
of Rome last night inviting citizens to the
annual c-ommemoration OF the death OF
Kin Humbert, which will take the form
OF a procession through the streets to the
pantheon. Early In the morning OF July
y. uhdef the auspices Of patriotic and 9th
er societies, the Italians will visit the tomb
OF umbe at the pantheon and decorate
1t with howers Commemorative exercises
at the capital will follow. For this even.
King Victor Emanuel will return tt
Rome Wednesday,. Queen Marguerite Will
arrive today.
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WANT s4o,oos FOR LIBEL.
Lsad Piano psalsr ls Defendant-Foul
Miners Ars Plaintiffs.

Lead s. D.. July 2&-Four libel suits
for damages aggrsgating $40, 900 have
been started against Seth r.. Smith, a
large furniture and piano dealer Of
Lead The plaintiffs in the -four suits
T John Barron, Thomas p. Nichol,
Joseph Whitfofd and A. McGill. The
complaint has beer served upon MI.
Smith Ia each case.
Barron. Nicha and Whitford are Off
OF Lead City Miners union, and
McGM 10 q piano dealer. The suits are
growing out Of the purchase of a piano
by the Miners union officials of Mc-.
GILL It Is alleged Smith openly charged
the Miners union committee had been
brfbed by McGil1 to buy the piano of
him, and . card to that effect was pub
lished in the Daily Call Of Lead, over
Mr.. Smiths signature. The damage
asked in each case is $4,000.
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MAY BE A LYNCH
Far'nero Of Clarke County, "
Just Across Iowa Line, An
tackino tho .Jail.

Is Pennington, Ia, July 29.-Ss1
night between s and II Gertruda
a pretty 16-year-old girl reaaa
Kahoka, Mo. was assaulted on /
between her home and Meail,
a cOlored man named Clark
der to overcome her the nesroA
razor, cutting and stabbing hetl
verely that she is not expectedA
There are a dozen or more woda
her, some In vital parts, and sh3
an extremely precacious condltd
Immediately on receipt OF "
the outrage q party of arns1
started In pursuit OF the negro
posses were formed and In a she1
several bands were In hot cha.
At $3.50 Sunday afternoon Cla3
seen running across the Holle]
between Kahoka and MediIL y
OF armed men Immediately SET
close pursuit, only five minutes
him. and kept up the chase thra1
the rest OF the day and far il5
night Early this morning II n
ported that Clark was sutrola3,
mile from Medill. Excitement
fever heat and II Clark Is caa
lynching 1s sure to follow.
Pennington il a village in Van
county, Iowa. almost on the low
souri, line, while Medill lis q sIl2aa
In Clarke county, Missouri
'Welve miles across the line.
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Couldn't Get Married.
AT OYSTER BAY
'ostot1oe Department sieuth a
Guest Of the President

~. --NE &g .-L
oster Bay, July ss-In ADDITION - O..
'etary OF the Navy Moody, who arr,,aa
1t SagAmore Hill last evening Presidas.
Roosevelt q several other nota hIa ria
tors today. During the morning samnsI
Lindsay, commissioner Of edrea
ion OF Porto Rico, called to present i
AZ president 9 statement Of the condit,an
u his department The presidents guests
T luncheon today arc Joseph.L. Bristnn
curtin assistant postmaster general.
sIancss L1oonis, flrst assistant secrs,
aly o. state and William Williams, com
soInpanisd by Dan Van Ingen also :,
New FORK Aiso u
MI. GHr1stow has charge of the inves+E
salIon being made into postoflce denar,-
nent AFFAIRS and came to Oyster Rav -
{ o..u with the president regarding some
S~SeaoCssents recstrtly made.
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GET LONG TERMS.
"-'ssouri's 5ribers and Perjurers il,
Doodle Deals Continue to Be
Harshiv Deat+ AZ.

st. Louis, July 2s.-Judge Rvan
aay passed sentence on i've Ts,rneo.
OF the house OF de,as,tnn
convicted OF bribery and pert,,ra -,
sen ahecalon with municipal franchise
- q. sheridan, bribery, five vea re
years haWaru Albright, bribery. i've
years. serIy !. Hannigan, bribery, I'VE
Emil H bnes, perjury, four years.
10000 each. sis sum Of
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
TWO DEAD, SIX HuR
Accident to aScooIino Plant o I'D!
erv RaeultA Eatally.

New York. July @.-Two .rs
known to be dead and six in,u!s]
perhaps fatally. as q direct res1
the blowing out Of q cylinder Y
an engine attached to IN ~
pump In the Jacob Rupperte IN
company'e ice plant early tooa1
soon as the engine stopped "
ammonia flowed from the pul II
Tunes spreading to oil parts y
building. PatrolmAn Goss w ~
come by the fumes while rescssa|
conscious employees from p AZ
INC his injuries may prove sasss
dead:
OTTO SMITH, engineer.
JOHN VINCINSK1 fireman.
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BIG IOWA iNTEREs1
Hooaeys Had Tried to Wrs|
Road From the Rock Id.

Dies Moinez. Ia. July 29.-n]
and w. l. Stow firms, failed
York, had large interests in Icr|
more than a year there has bes]
test for control OF the Des Nd
Fort Dodge road, from thu
Ruthyen. It is now leased to II
Island. but the lease expirsI
and the Hooley party greatly ii
Rock Island interests when A
up in control The line is yeYii
ant to the Rock Iows
Stow & Co. acted as brokenl
Hooley firm in these TRANSACT
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George9Yanderbilt's estate, Biltnore,
liz alreadysthe largest body of on
Fdguous land under one ownership in
North Carolina Nevertheless he is
still adding to it, He has just secured.
. large tract on 1.-The upper Davidson
river. which will become a part Of Bilt-55
more. on bis new purchases are sew
eral water powers. In order to carry
his scheme OF Improvements Mr.
Vanderbilt finds 1T necessary to exca-
$vate a part Of the bed OF the Swan
nanoa river to prevent oyerfIoWs.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
MILLER GOES TO WORK.
Assistant Foreman Of Uncle Sans
Rindery Back at Hia Duties

vSSs IoIIIaH UIGOHCI0 sam 8
Bindery Back at His Duties.
Washington, July 29.-W. a. Miller.
assistant foreman Of the book binding
of the government printing
office, resumed his duties this morning.
Miller was assigned toswork in charge
of the men who have been waging the
vigorous campaign against him, but
these men, acting under the decision Of
the Aforementioned at work technical
" under protest" No radical action
81 nj sort Is now contemplated. Pub
dc Printer Palmer said today the
Will not be except under certain CIR
:nTnstanees which he ierlized to specl-
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1Neverf u the French made use Of
~ many English words as during tho
season. The world Of sport" be-
lgan the practice some years ago, and
horseA, Its .~ttrainers' and Its ..jockeys'''
S1rotn the other side OF the channel.
But nowadays French society thdulges
In g. positive debauch of exotic terms.
One goes nc longer III lie champ des
courses but % the turf The
horses go round8th ring. The don
aeurs de Paris are .booknlakers
The gross ponies .plungers." A
sthoroughbred" (pur sang)Sis nj long
r.bOiteux, but broken down
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TRIAL WAS IRREGULAR.
Murdsvers Release le Sought on Tech
nicalities.

nfcalItieS.
stoux Falls, s.. D.. July 2s.-An effort
is being made to secure the release
from the Sioux Falls ~penitentiary of a
for Life from Buffalo county for the
murder Of his wife. The alleged over
sight of a clerk Of courts in failing to
note upo his records tina the defend
ant was present in the court room dur
Ing his tnal serves as the chief ground
for the effort to secure Koptlnic's re-
The prisoner has engaged an
attorney, who has applied for a writ
of habeas orpus in his behalf. This
be argued before Judge Jones. Of
the state circuit court in this city on
the 31st inst. In addition to the fail
ure OF ths records to show that Kopt-
iinic was present when he was tried
and convicted, it is alleged that the
indictment against him did not charge
any offense.
Charged With Criminal Assault.
Deadwood. s.. D., July 2s.-The sheriff
has arrested Jack Matthias on the charge
Of criminal assault upon Miss Ida Wad-
dington- The alleged offense was com
mitsd IN the western part of Lawrence
county. at the new camp Of linton, July
= Inc young woman was the only witt
ness against Matthias, who was bound
oS@tt oApd uilhpl6 10 IuTnl8n the bonds. has
been committed to the jail.
-
Negro Charged With EmbezzIement.
Deadwood. s. D.. July 2s.-The sherin
Of Brown county, Howard w. Cole of
Aberdeen. arrested a negro, Walter Whit
low. wanted in Deadwood for embezzling
s1A. Whtlow has been employed as
porter in one of the sporting houses OF
Deadwood and had been given the money
gold and in currency to bank He d,a
not appear at the bank, and the officers
were accordingly notified. The negro had
purchased q ticket to Omaha. and had
the rest OF the money with him,
-
Couldn't Get Married.
Spea<fsh. s D.. July 8.-Robert Craw.
ford ana Miss Edna Adams, the eloning
ooupla, aged 20 and II, respectively whe
left Spsarhsh Last week with tho inten.
don OF setting married. returned unnnar-
ted Ths father of the girl, A. n. IA.
ANS, a we'll known citizen Of snearash
valley. telephoned to all the countv seats
sautiontng the clerks Of court against 10
suing a marriage license, The young neo.
PIE Wers intercepted at sundance We
ma were started toward home. Thev . :
ao'sssca that they will marry a. SOM -.
they become OF ape, on IS
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Men who have shot nearly all of the
dark continents animals have, as a
rule, nothing but contempt for the sos
called king of beasts the lion. To
hunter@he is a cOwardly, skulkings
brute, Tar more dangerous to the:
horses and oxen at night than to the
human part OF 1.-The expedition, always
ready to stink OFF and escape a fight II
given chance. There is nothing
Engly about him, and a single man.
can usually put half dozen lions to
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31

~ France the phynoxera, q tiny In
seetSWith luxurious tastes, cost the
vineyard owners s132,000 900 q few
years ago. that being the value of the
royal feast they had enjoyed. 4Ss
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-31
KILLED BY BASEBALL.
Sioux Falls Boy, Struck on JuauIar
Vein Dies From Iniuries.

SIOUX FAILS, s. d., July a9.-The first
victim OF baseball this season in this part
OF the northwest is Roy Kirkey, aged ls.
of this city.
He died as he result Of a peculiar acct
dent. While playing ballswith a number
OF other young men, he was struck on
the 1ugular vein by a pitched ball while
at bat. After resting a moment he seemed
to recover from the shock and played7tha
game out. About four hours afterwards
accomplished of pains in his head and
neck and within a short time became IN
conscious. Although physicians did every
thing within their owe the unfortunate
young man died without regaining con-
seriousness.