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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
SWATFEST At VINTON PARE
Champions Drive Jarrott to Cover in Two
Strenuous spaSms,
OLD HoSOOo BURIED UNDER BASE HITS
Eight Runs In FIRST InninE and Three
in second Enough 60 Win First
of series with the
SiOux.


its batting averages Omaha beat the Sioux
at vinton street park Thursday afternoon
by the score Of IA to s. Jarrott was sent
70 do the throwing for the Sioux, and be-
cause Omaha has never been able to hit
him before It was thought he might be able
70 force history into repeating Itself, but
such was not the case, for several reasons.
Thursday was pay day for the Omaha play
ers and when Pa handed the boys their pay
checks he gave them a little lecture on the
side. sort Of heart-to-heart talk and
the effect Of this little spiel was noticeable
right from the jump.
Think Of even the heavy-hitting Omaha
team making five hits in the first inning
OF a game of as good pitcher as Jarrott
and repeating the performance in the sec
ond inning Then Carney called Mr.. Jar
rott of Rulo to the stable. Cadwallader
was sent in TO take his place and he did
much better holding the Champs down
without a hit for three innings Then three
hits and a base on balls netted three more
runs, making a grand total Of fourteen
Hail, who started out to oblige for Pa
was touched up little In the third. fourth
and nth innings and Pa, thinking that he
ought to hold on to a game that he already
had in his init, had McCloskey warm up
and go in for the sixth inning Mac came
near to getting mis- bumps soon as he
welt in, for two doubles and n homer net
ted three runs, and IL looked as II the
Sioux might overtake Pa in his runaway
race. Mac. however, settled down In the
seventh inning and stun was of. but three
men facing him TO an inning for the next
thee innings
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

ST LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 1O-Brooklyn
failed to support Mcintyre and dropped
the last game of the series to st. Louis.
Brooklyn broke the record on errors, max
ing nine. Shannon and Lumley's batting
was the feature Of the game. Attendance,
200. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Toledo Beats Kansas city.

TOLEDO, Aug. lO.-Mnnehan returned to
the Toledo club today and held Kansas
City to four hits. Toledo won by timely
hitting Attendance; 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Standing of the Teams.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games today: Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at st.
Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11

Games today; Sioux City at Omaha st
Joseph at Des MOines Pueblo at Denver
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
COLUMBUS
MILWAUKEE

S!uiuInpuS .'.'..'.'''''V -
Sacrifice hits Hulswitt Dorner. First
base on balls: OF Dorner, 4; off Dough-
erty, l. Two-base hits Pickering, Dorner.
Three-base hit: Congalton. Struck out:
BY Dorner, 5; by Dougherty, g. Time: 1850.
Umpire: Sullivan.
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'Batted for Barrett in ninth.

'Batted Tor Barrett In ninth.
Detroit ........ ............... Q 0 i % / Is
Two-base hit: Kitson. Sacrifice hits:
stolen bases Selbach, Freeman: Double
play: Parent and Unglaub. First base on
balls. on Kitson, 8; on Tannehill, q Hit
by pitched ball: Lindsay. Struck out: BY
Tannehill, 4: by KitsOn, 2 Wild pitch
Kitson. Time: 1:55 Umpires: Mccarthy
and sheridan
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
TIvERTON DEFEATS SWEET MARIE
GnIIiIeO Horse Gets Revenge for Its
Defeat at ReadViIIe LRst Week.

BUFFALO, Aug. lO.-Sweet Marie, 2:O4%,
the Mckinney mare which took the meas
ure of TiVertOn in their match race in
Readville last week, had the tables turned
here efectually today In the free-for-all
trot, the feature event OF the grand cir
cult a Kenilworth park when the Gallileo
two heats in 2:O5Is and 2:O6 the mare get
ting the third in 2:06L, but after the re-
suit of the race had been settled. accord
ing to the three-heat plan I'm operation
here. George G. and Mckinley completed
the quartet which faced the starter for
the opening, and i'm the opening pools Sweet
Marie sold at 500, with $50 on Tiverton
and S21 on the field. The mare got away
first heat, when she broke and finished
last Still Sweet Marie sold favorite, $50
to $27 on the field, but third to Tiverton
was the best she could do. In the last heat
stretch and she overhauled and beat Tiver-
ton half a length in whipping finish.
Summaries:
Free for all trot, purse $1,000, three-heet
plar-
Tiverton, b $ HowelD. D..;:......;...1
George G., br G, (Geersl .............,2
MCKINLEY b; g. SBeanyyo9n) n)......'.......S
2:lS pace. purse 81 600 three-heat plan
Maud Keswick, b. m. tJames). )........1 !
Inter Inter ocean Dr. noaIi & oaTIihomas).''.'''2
Regina, $. m. (StOkes) ).........,........3 3 DIS
Tommie Burns, b. g. Mccarthy ).....6 6 ds
Time: 21lh, 2:10iR. 2:0S&.
2:l5 trot, purse H,OOO, three-hea plan
Joe n, blk. g. ID. McDonaldD ........2
Jim Fenton, h. &. (MCDermotD......4
Harry j., blk. g. tW. Laird).......,.3
Beladi, ?. m. (Rutherfordl ,'.::.:,.....b ds
Directum Lass, b. m. "a. P. McDon-
Tim Time: 2::ioM. 2:i2i, 2i8. '''''''''''''D
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IoIedo ......'...''''''l .
Two-base hits: Zearfoss, Cassidy, j
Clark Home run: Butler Stolen bases:
Donahue, Douglass Sacrifice hits: Cling
man, Lee. First base on balls: on Mime
han, 4; of Wright, 3. Struck out BY Min
nehan, 6; by Wright 2. Time: 1850. UNI
pires: Owens and Haskell.
MilIers Defeat HOOsiers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 10.-Reidy was
patted hard throughout. while the locals
were unable to connect with Siever's deliv-
cry to any advantage after the first in
ming. Attendance, LOO. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
MilIers Defeat HOOsiers.

First base on balls: on Reidy, 8; OF
Sievers. 2. Struck out: BY Reidy /; by
Sievers, 3. Hit by pitched ball: BY Redy,
C2), Freeman, Coulter. Sacrifice hits: Sui
Ivan. Greminger. Sievers Stolen bases
Jones o.. Left on bases: Indianapolis, I:
Minneapolis TO- Time 1850. Umpire
King.
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BROOKLYN.

Earned runs: Brooklyn, 2 Two-base hit:
Sheckard. Three base hits: Lumley (O
Sacrifice hits: Burke, Batch, Beckley
Double plays: Mcbride to Beckley, Lewis
TO Gessler, Hall to Lewis. Stolen bases
Shannon (2), Arndt (2), Smoot, Hall, Rit-
fer Hit by pitched BAH: BY Taylor, Cess
Ter; by Mcintyre, Burke. First base on
balls: of Taylor, g.; off Mcintyre l. Struck
out: BY Taylor, l. by Mcintyre, ,. Left
on bases: st. Louis s; Brooklyn, TO- Time
45 Umpire: Bauswne,
Boston Wins from Pittsburg.
PITTSBURG, Aug 10.-Boston's errors
were not disastrous and their hits were
productive, one of Moran's three triples
scoring three runs. Pittsburg's errors and
hits were just the reverse of Boston.
Moran's batting was the only feature At
tendance, 1881. Score:
PITTSBURG BOSTON
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
PHILADELPHIA.
CINCINNATI.

Gleason to BTansfield. First base on balls /:
on Ewing g. of Nichols 2 Hit by pitched
ball: BY Nichols 1. Struck out: BY Ewing
Z by Nichols 3. Passed ball: Abbott /.
Wild pitch: Ewing l. Time: las. Um-
pire: Emslie
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Totals 1 4 n IA 2
0 0 0 0 / 0 0 o.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 %

Bases on balls: Chicago g. New York s.
Sacrifice hits: Gilbert, Mertes Struck out:
BY Reulbach g. by Mathewson g. First
base on balls: on Mathewson /. Time:
20 TTmpire. O'Day
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-11
Ringing Jarrott KneII.

Hall passed the first man. but the next
three we're easy in the initial round and
then Omaha came to bat Thiel walked
and so did the Sleuth from South Carolina.
Dolan sacrificed them each on for a bag
when Harry welch hit for pretty double
to left field, scoring both. Then forward
marched smgger Bill, the mighty, and with
his little stick ne smote the ball into the
potato patch over the left field fence. Bill
is becoming 80 used to hitting the ball
over the fence that he will hardly deign
10 notice the applause from the bleachers
TO the extent of dofing his hat, thereby
slgnifying that he expects to put it over
and will continue so to do. That was not
ALL for Thomas and Martin each went down
on four wide ones and Gonding flew out to
sheehan and Hall hit for a single to left
field, scoring Thomas. Thiel on his second
time to bat in the inning hit for double
and scored Hall and Martin. Carter also
hit for two bases and brought Thiel home
for the second time during the first in
ming.
Three more were added in the second
inning welch hit 10 his favorite field for
a single and Schipke hunted safe. Thomas
safe bunt filled the bases Jarrett then
gave four wide ones to Martin, forcing
welch over the pan and Gonding singled,
scoring two. Hall hit to left field for a
double. but Newton returned the ball in
time to catch Gonding at the plate, Three
more were added in the sixth inning on a
base on balls A single and two doubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-07
R|E Fl
LIKEWISE BANG WENT JUDGE
oLAsoow's FIST AGAINST
CHARLES M. sAsTER's PHYS.
ioGNomY

Because Charles NJ. Baxter. an at
iorney. filed papers 80 the superior
court recently involving the name Of
Judge J. NJ. Glasgow. the latter en-
tered Haxtsf'a office. on the thlr-
teenth floor Of the Alaska building.
shortly after noon today. and pre-
eeoded to wipe the floor with him.
after insisting that the papers be
withdrawn and the suit stopped.
The row. u il claimed by eye wit
nesses. was started BY tho judge.
who formerly presided IN the muniea
ipai court about eight years ago.
Fly Bob" Appears.
After the fight had been under
way for a few minutes the appear
auce Of city Detective Byrne from
police headquarters dnmpencd the
nrdor OF the eomhatanta. and the
ex-police Judge was escorted TO the
lower floor and turned loose BY the
detective. after promising not TO go
back and kill Baxter. Baxter aweafa
10 get even and viii charge the
Judge with assault and battery.
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MANY DYE
I'M WRECK

GREEN RIVER. wyo.. Dec. T.
Tho eostbound overland limited Of
the Union Pacific met the west
bound freight headsou ht Mllkena.
four miles east Of here. al midnight.
The limited was travelling a mile a
minute. sixteen are dead; scores
are injured.
Among the dead are the engineers
and frcmen Of both trains. a con
duetor, the head brakeman Of the
freight four postal clerks aud the
entire dining crew Of the flyer
The track waa torn up ln terri
BILE manner The cars ~ tho flyer
were demolished and thrown from
the track
The track wa torn up. The cars
Of the flyer were demolished and
thrown from the track
The train was making 40 lost
time and the freight was running
AT hlEh speed 10 make The Green
River side track for the passenger.
A mistake ia orders was the
cause ~ tho catastrophe.
I. A Peterson. mail clerk. Chey
enne. J y Philllpar. mall clerk.
Cheyenne J. 4. NewHomo. mali
clerk Cheyenne. is missing.
The injured Edaa Mlahak. Mief
Aaud Rucdy. = # Huliitt and Ger
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IN JAIL and
CANNOT LEAVE

Friends q Charles Carlson, the
news agent who r. now lanRuikhinR
In jail. are indignant because they
cannot afford 90 bail him out. The
Terrible police must have 5000 to
insure carison's presence at the on
corning trial
Re IL eherxed with making a
brutal assault upon Dr. Owens. who
was At the time escortinR = young
woman home. The doctor objected
20 the foul language used BY Carl
son and several companions. when.
he claims the young touEhs set upon
him. The police are anxious 20 find
the others implicated. but Carlson
refuses to ~suitch." saying that he
viii stay IN the Jail forever first.
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REMAINS A
MYSTERY
ATTORNEY KERR DOES NOT pI.
vuLoE HACKERS OF NORTH
COAST RAILWAY BEFORE
CORPORATIONS COMMITTEE

The North Coast railway IL t,
be the Pacific division Of a trans.
continental line that intends to make
isa terminus here
This IL the only statement made
by Attorney James A Kerr. repre-
sentative OF the North Coast. 20 the
corporations committee yesterday
afternoon. he said that the name OF
the road would not be made public
for four weeks.
The attorneys for the Pacific rail-
way rcnffirmed the announcement
already made TO the effect that the
Chicago. Milwaukee a ST. Paul In
tended to reach this city owed their
tracks.
Representatives for both asked
that haste be used I'm considering
their applications az they would
like 60 commence the construction
Of terminal yards and depots at
once.
The franchises were referred "a
city Engineer Thomson. the chair
man 81 the committee. and the en-
Eiuecrs 81 the roads interested.
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ALL KINDS
OF MONEY
COMP, ROLLER OF cvRRgHcVs REPORT SHOWS THAT
ARE srlLl ABLE TO Joc ALONG COMFORTABLY

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dee. L.
During the period beginning Novem.
Der 10. 1904. and ending August q.
1905. ESQ new national banks sefs
started In the United States. accord
ing Co the annual report OF William
u Ridgaly. comptroller Of the eur.
feney. which vas transmitted %
conEresa today.
The paid In capital stock of ma
tinnni banks on August - was APP
proximately $500 600 90. and the
earnings we're tseo .9oO. 900
ON the same fay the banks held
s1g7 90 600 In gold. and Sos 0oo. COD
tn silver.
The deposits on which reserve IL
required that IL. individual de-
poalta and net bank balances
amounted 90 N1aa. 900 600.
Small Net Increase.
in tho past year tEere was a gross
addition 90 the authorized capital
OF national banks Of $50 .116. go The
net increase however. was bat $50.
Saa. Tt0. hs there waa iosa Of
SIS .t7s 600 a. = result 81 voluntary
liqulda,ion.. failures and redue.
lions % capital
The average capital Of a.efT M.
tionai banks IN 1900 was $40 co.
On October 81. 1875. the average Of
tho .5.Hss bsuka then In operation
had been rohueed to ti5s. 900. the re-
duetion bcinE due 10 the orgaalxa-
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I'M THINKING WHETHER
| WILL, On NOT"
REV. NJ A. MATTHEW'S d. D.
Well Known Pastor
Wants More Time
Before Deciding on
His Run for Council
Against Hi Gill

Rev. A. A. Matthews. pastor 81
the FIRST Presbyterian church. re-
turned frum Portland last night
and refuses 20 confirm or deny
his reported determination 70
run against hi 9Th for the council
II haven't given the matter suf-
firient consideration yet" said Or
Matthews u The star. "and went
say anything definite Tor several
days
n don't know whether | could
do the NEST good IN using NY In
fluence IN the general city cain
paign or directinE my efforts 10
one ward honestly believe. how
ever. that IL is as much the duty
% a clergyman TO be active IN po-
iitlcai reform among the voters as
In the pulpit
Created Sensation.
The exclusive announcement In
yesterdays star regarding Or.
Matthews possible candidacy Great
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CONN0RS SOAKED

John Rydlng and John sundn,
two victims OF Bert Conner, the
lodging house swindler who was re-
Gently convicted of orlmlnally Jug
CLING with fraudulent land deeds.
this morning secured Judgment
against Conner for fG26.l0. which
amount Connor had promised 10 pay
for the furniture In a lodging house
conducted by sundu and Ryding
A promissory note for $50, which
the plaintiffs had been unable TO
collect, was all that Connor gave In
this instance 20 secure the transfer
of the properly.
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PLAYED FayOrite Tune
and Then Passed Away

Professor Frederick w. Schuize.
c.. master OF the violin and a teach
er OF music for the past eight years
IN this city. died at his home. 1914
Yesler way. shortly after the mid
night hour from an affection OF the
heart.
shortly before his death the pro-
fessor picked up his favorite instrp-
ment and for an hour or more ran
over old-tirne airs that appealed 10
him. Not long after he had retired.
his wife was awakened by a gurg-
ling noise. Her husband was dying.
Doctors we're called. but the pro-
fessor had passed away.
Came From Saxony.
In 1851 Professor Schulze came TO
this country from Saxony Ger
many. and for many years conduct
ed business at Portage. Wis.
Besides a wife. Margaret the mu-
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k0aits Word From Nansen.
Capt. Admunsen. arctic explorer,
Who recently arrived at Eagle city.
Alaska. after having sailed from
Baffiu's bay to the Mackenzie river,
aud thence over the tratl. being tho
first navigator 20 successfully make
the north passage. is now awaiting
ndvices from Prof hansen. for
whom he has compiled a 1850 word
report.
Some time may eiapse before a re-
niy j. secured. as the message IL
being held for toll. and Prof. hansen
Is also thought TO be now on his
way 10 England. IN addition to
making the north passage, Capt.
Amundsen claims to have located
the north magnetic pole.
LEGAL Norwegians last night held
a meeting and sent a eongratulatory
message 20 Amunsen. requesting
him 10 make Seattle his home On
arriving IN the states Capt. Adj
munsen viii arrive IN Dawson on
Saturday.
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Running a Mile Minute Passenger Crash.
es Into Freight---Scores Killed or In
jured---Cars Burn and Many Are In
cinerated---W Wrong Order Causes Coll
ision

trude Cook. San Francisco. -
Carlson and J T. Hooker. Salt Lake
City n O. Mccoy Kansas City.
Dennis Macarthur. Oakland
The injured crow Andrew Jor-
dan engineer of passenger. Alex.
Williams. Pullman porter. W. g.
Hefique, third cook: Oscar Peterson.
fireman ~ passenger. j. AlfofB.
fireman Of freight. G A. 6haffer.
mail clerk Cheyenne = A. Wheel
er conductor diner J. r. Smith.
l. s Mitchell " u Parker and
I'D Hart. walters
The bodies 81 two mail clerks who
were burned. aud ALEC two other
onrpaea are being transported east.
The accident occurred az z. 30
o'clock this morning The mai
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SECRETARY METCALF
CUTS DOWN EXPENSES

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dec. T.
V. II. Metcalf. secretary OF com
merco and labor. In his annual re
port OF the fiscal year. ending jun
so, 1905. which Waa submitted to the
president today. gives an mcmixed
statement OF expenditures from the
contingent fund Of hts department
OF the appropriations for the fiHs
cal year aud tho balances OF appru=
priationA available July /. 1904.
which amounted 70 n total OF So
l7J S3a43. the SUN OF tli.272. 3al q
Was diuhursed OF this sum 1851.
052 20 was expended by the engi=
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WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dec -
Representative Humphreys yesier-
day introduced a bill IA the house
permitting the hearing OF appeals
from Alaskan courts In Seattle. Rep
rsscntRtive cuahman introduced a
bin authorizing the Alaska railroad
company 70 build a railroad from
the Gulf OF Alaska. near the head OF
Cordoya bay. 10 Eagle City oa the
Yukon.
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ed n sensation In local political cir.
cies II II admitted BY even gIirs
friends that the minister would be
a formidable opponent against the
council president
Should Dr. Matthews determine
TO make the run, the campaign
would undoubtedly prove one Of the
most unique OF It's kind ever enron
icied In political history. as. aside
from the directly antagonfstic p0-
htieal opinions Of the two men. a
striking personal difference exists
Spoke in Portland.
Yesterday DR. Matthews address
ed large audience In the First
Baptist church. OF Portland. Ore.
on the Goth anniversary OF that
church.
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BUNCH or FIRES

At the request ~ the health board.
the fire department yesterday de
attpyed a hhafk on tae corner OF
Aloha aud Harvard
The Great Northern right-of- way
department has been given notice
BY the board Of health that the
frame structure On the corner 0f
Fourth at. aud Yealer Way. which
fell r~ecntly. would bo burned the
goth - thia month.
Notice was given the Washington
Trust company that the small frame
building on the corner OF Second az
and Battery - would be fired the
10th Of this month.
These buildings have been declared
uuaanitafy by the board 81 health.
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CHICAGO. Dee. T. wilbur Cole.
formerly employed IN Seattle ~ the
advertising business. but later a
resident % Chicago. where he was
recently arrested Tor aiirsed at
tempted blackmail upon ,. ogden
Armour head of the beef trust. aud
hiH alleged partner in crime. VIII
liam MrSWaiu. Wsrs each sentenced
today 10 80 DAYS m jail
Cole had been employed a. a ste
noEfaphrf hy Armour. and when the
beef trust scandal Waa being aired.
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baggage and dining ears Of the pas
aenger and ~ freigbta we're de-
atr0Yed By fire
Nine wore killed outright. -Four
Of tho victims were lneinerated.
Among the Identified dead are:
Engineer Brink and Brakeman
Smith. HaHiinH. John Buaben,
Omaha, cook Edward R0senbaum,
Oakland. CAL. second cook; John
lawson. Omaha third cook. and
Electrician sugefa and his assist
ant
ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo Dec. IL
II Is reported that nine were killed
In a collision bet passeng
trains Of the Union Pacific today
near here.
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Il speafr that cole secured several
letters i'enriuE upon the ease. which.
4 Il said be- later held over Armour
a. a means 81 e1turtinR money from
him
The rooms 81 cole Bnd Mcswaiu
Nefs entered and searched BY In
apeeiuf LAWN without search war
fHnt but the letters we're not found
Il IL stated that tls snen had taken
sten0Traphic euufeH 81 the letters.
and ihcn later destroyed the origin
ala
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neer and naval secretaries OF the
lighthouse hoard.
Big Reduction.
Estimates submitted Tor the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1907 Tor the
general salary account and Tor con
tingent aud miscellaneous expenses
show n total reduction Of 1892 $50 II
over tho year before.
The secretary'a table showing the
total number Of regular or prrmn.
nent positions in the department ON
July i. 1905. shows a total OF 9.Ali
positions. OF which $500 are under
thu head OF lighthouse establish
ueuf
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coma investigator" asking for the
calling Of grand Jury 10 expose
the municipal gratis which they al
lege are going on. Judge Smell will
hear the evidence Saturday and has
announced that n Il is sufficient, a
grand jury will be called.
Several points have been brought
up by the opposition-friends of
the offieials-that the investigating
citizens had not taken into consid-
Grafton These men who own prop
erty In this city aggregating Si2.-
100000. announce however, that the
fight will be carried To the bitter
end and despite all obstacles, they
will have Tacoma thoroughly
cleaned Of all grating.
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stefan leaves five grown children.
Three sons and a daughter live In
this city. Mrs. s. A. u. Schenck. q
married daughter. resides at Fruit
vile. Cal.
No funeral arrangements have
been made and the body lies az tho
home. pending teiegraphic communi-
cations with friends IN the East.
Expected Death.
The professor had been complains
ing OF weakness for the past few
days and. though he did not tell
many Of his friends. Il seems that
he realized that death was close az
hand. For many months previous
TO the night OF his death, the musi-
clan had not touched n musical in
strument and II Is believed that
some understanding impelled him TO
bid farewell 10 the instrument that
had comforted him throughout life.
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POLICE
BAFFLED
SENECA HOTEL AND sANDsPIT
MURDERS PROMISE TO RE.
MAIN UNsoLvED

The Seneca hotel murder mystery
deepena.
Nov that Bell has proved an alibi
the police are up In The air, unless
they succeed In learning further in
formation from a japanese porter
and A. NJ. Palmer. the clerk. whose
information so far has been discreet
and plausible. The police intend 10
have both lnformants upon the car
pet az headquarters again.
That robbery was not the motive,
detectives say. is a certainty.
Tho fact that a woman was mixed
I'D ia the tragic affair the police