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New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Yankees turned the tables on Washing
ton at American League Park yesterday. WIN
ming by a score OF 8 to in game IN whlch
mispIays figured largely in the scoring
Ianford started in 20 do the pitching FOR tne
Senators, and his wildness in the first inning
almost proved disastrous to the home players
He sent in an inshOot that landed on Laportes
head and knocked the latter senseless for lew
minutes finally causing his retireglent from the
game. Later ne hit Doyle with the ball. but the
latter was able TO continue play. In the hfth
inning when he began 10 get wild again, ne
was taken out Of the box and Patten suost-
tuted Doyle pitched good game for the
Yankees, and If IL had not been for his own
wild pitch and error by Louden he might
have succeeded in shutting out the visitors
These two misplays were the chief agencies In
the Senators getting their two runs
The work of the visitors in the first inning. in
which the Yankees scored six runs almost
turned the game into farce A combination
OF two bases on balls. two players being hit by
pitched balls. stupid errors. two singles. n
safe bunt and a balk gave the Yankees their
six runs a single by COnroy. base on balls
and triple by Thomas in the fifth inning ac-
counted for the Yankees two extra runs.
feature of the game was & great one-handed
catch and throw by Chase OF Smiths hot liner
in the fourth inning. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
ASKS WARRANT FOR DR.. THOMAs.
Miss Hess, Who Was Hurt in His Auto Seeks
To Have Aeronaut Arrested.

Miss Frances Hess, of No 2oS East loiS'
stra.+ anpeared in the West Side court yes'er-
ao,, and asked Magistrate Cornell to issue d
,,orrart for DR.. Julian p. Thomas. OF NO. L.
west 72d street on charge OF assault she
wos with Dr. Thomas carly in July when his
automobile hit a post in Jerome avenue oe-
nol,shing the machine and in1uring hlmseh'
MISC Hess and another young woman. MISS
Hess's right leg had to be amputated she
uyaIked into court crutches-
Magistrate Cornell said that he would be glad
IN issue a warrant. but as the accident oc-
curred in The Bronx it would be necessary Tor
her 10 go TO the Westchester court. she said
she would go there tomorrow.
Mrs Thomas said last night that Dr. Thornas
had received no notice of Miss Hesss actloh
She said he did not know any more than what
was reported in the papers.
II was learned. however. that he had already
been served with papers in suit which MISS
Hess began a short time after the accident. Mrs
Thomas said that this suit against her husband
was being defended by insurance company
In which DR.. Thomas is protected against loss
bv accident to others from his automobile She
said that DIR. Thomas did not understand the
application for . warrant
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

6 San Francisco % nehes> SECOND S,oGe " MeyeH ~
Irish American A c q inches) third Distance ~
Throwing i6-pound hammer-won by b F. she5-
man unattached go feet); R Edgren, 1w HeW h0 -
A c. q 30 feet, second. d Horgar' Ne" iolN - -
C25 fSth. third Distance. 1877 feet So inches ~.
Standing broad 1ump-Won by b c t"ry. Nem tI0
nches1 second: b TornIsins. Franklin a c (6 inches
third Distance. II feet inch - , ~.
York A c. g inches): J. V Grumpelt. St Bartholo.
news 4 c. . iuchesl. second: {. Leahy. Ireland
scratch third Height 6 inches
York A 9 (la nches): George J Fleming. Twenty
mira Street Y NJ. 9. A lscratchl. second: NJ E T.
Coughlin unattached tS6 inchesp third L'staCe' %
feet ~ inches.
SPECIAL SCRATCH EVENTS
Putting s-pound snot-won by Ralph Rose. Olympic
Athletic club OF san Francisco; d HoTsa New 49Th
Club Distance Ga feet inches (woTid's RECORD,
Former record by Martin Sheridan was 81 feet
putting l9-pound sh,t-won by ralph Rose, Olympic
Athletic Club; D. Horgan. New York AtnletiS C!qp Cup
jance I1s4 inches worlds record Former
record held by Gray. 81 feet 5ls riches -
Atd56 club y H6Tgsn. New York Athletic club
ond: ". Gilmore Olympia Athletic Club. third DIS
tance 81 feet e inches new worss q TeSoTd' FORMER
Putting is pound shot-won by Ralph Rose olympia
Athletic Club; J Horgan New York Athletic Club sec
ond: W Gilmore. Olympia Athletic club, third pls-
43 feet 92 inches new worlds record FORMER
record held by Gray
Putting 2I-pound shot-won by Ralph Rose, Olympia
Athletic Club. HorEan. New York Athletic Club. sec
W Gilmore. Olympia Athletic club. third DIS
tance - feet ga inches new worlds record. Former
Athletic club HorEan New York Athletic club, sec
ond: ". Gilmore. Olympia Athletic Club. third DIS
tance. IS feet 2ls inches.
Putting 2s-pound shot-won by Ralph Rose, Olympia
ona: W Gilmore olympia Athletic Club. third. Dis
tance, So inches Breaking all records
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
MAROCZY FORCES AHEAD.
Hungarian Chess Champion Half Point
in the Lead Now.

Carlsbad. Sept. 14-Although Maroczy' the hun
garian chess champion forged ahead hall point IN
the nineteenth round OF the international masters
ent here to-day his advantage Is likely 70 oe
short lived As matter Of fact, the honofS OF uls
round rest with the Russian RuhinStetn. VINO out
we'd his compatrot, TsChgoTtn, In splendid style
The game however, could not be finished within tne
given time and Il stands adjourned In favor OF
Fubins,ein When the latter scores IT, as he un-
dohtedly WILL total Will be better than that OF
Maroczy. The Hungarian was paired win Nldr'l'
to-day. and the result q draw. Third place was
achieved by Leonhardt. who won from Iartakower-
Joiner OF New York. continued his steady WORK
OF the days. and succeeded IN Drawn WIN
Salwe, one of the leaders. Marshall, on the oth1r
hand succumbed Janowski. of Paris Spieimann
and Duras adjourned IN even position The
record q date.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

. The Giants made their last appearance in this
city at Washington Park yesterday and de-
feated in both games Of double header with
Brooklyn, in the first game. which lasted thirteen
innings by 4 score of "a !, and in the second
game, which called, according 20 agreement.
AT the ending OF the fifth inning by Of to O.
Timely batting was the chief factor OF both vic
tories The Giants helded brilliantly In both
games. In the early tussle the Giants started on
like real winners. but II coon apparent that the
Superhas had also come the park with their
batting clothes on, and In the ninth inning the
Donovanites succeeded In tying the score when
Casey got to first four wide ones ana crossed
the nlate on q triple BY Jordan, who, by the way.
cor, ont folIr safe drives McGnEity was taken
ont Of the box after this inning and Anes sent IN
10 take his place.
II seemed as II the Giants had the game safe IN
the thirteenth inning, when IN their half they sue
caeded in making a single hy shannon
oD5 . double bv Browne. Mcintyre Offset all such
calculations by stroing TO first on touf bad ones.
ne was forced by Alperman. casey suuch va.
-, ,I,.rr,,.r, stole second and then got To th'fd
anu - teeI1 bir bv Burch. Jordan then walked
., ,rs. and with men all three bags hut'l''tl
sent q liner TO Dahisn who attempted |" tt-i , -"
second but no was nH 'iie p",s H'.N - sn -
s,1ad nome Before Dahcn could gel the ""' ~
I,a,-erroar Eurch also succeeded IN se''Hs IN -.
~ est game was a sluggtng match on , t'ulh
,t5as T2-nyyne succeeded in MAKING luA -
HTcC;ann first up for the Giants IN Ine le 80 r,,1
sent the bail flying TO the haspule 4' - c,,,s.has
Rel started in do the Iltch'hs tot aord inning
h,t ,,as taken out Of the box IN the sou. t ,ooL
- sue runs had been scored SA'iiiNS-
~ ,lace and his work was a p's my a. ,ts sec-
c,ricllatt who pitched for brooklyn IA ~" iont
ard game while giving tolt o1 1a,,inp ot hits
- S,,rts down TO one hit a - ,,,o
-. - +btrd inning gave the Suitto.s .,-yra
ms stricklett walked ana au'"l , thar Burch
bv Alperman. Casey sS'c'l,lC ,,irg stricklett and
cant ont a timely single VIZ, -, sooras follow:
nnerman 10 cross the ua'--
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

Not only are the basic situations I'm coppef
and steel in every security market particular.
utterly different but what has come TO pass IN
copper can be little surprising 10 any fair OBJ
server OF events during the past year That an
artificial situation has been created was com
mon fame; and Wall Street excusers or boom
tactics in making quotations for copper met@I
had for sole reliance the excuse that extraordi-
nariIv rich men were back OF the manipulation
such capitalists as were. by sheer reason OK
their power. able so to shape industrial affairs
that their policy could be eventually made
good" The dismal precedent of the Secretan
collapse and scandal was whisked aside con-
tenptuously These were new days Standard
Oil was able to do all things But demand and
supply laws are implaCabIe- Common sense
merely finds new vindication-
In the exhibit one notable incident shines con-
spicuously-the calm. unchanging stand taken
by F. Augustus Heinze VIRTUALLY alone among
important copper producing capitalists) in point
ing out the unwisdom of such manipulation as
was ruling whose sequsis. Just Mr.. Heinzs
persisted in showing. are spelling for some Wall
Street leaders disaster Courage was required
for attitude like this odds were tremendous
against the expression OF honest Judgment
But as was in this review averred before the
collapse arrived: 1T is better to trust one man
who knows than a whole Stock Exchange max
Ing gambling guesses"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
MILE OF YEAR.
4ngus Pointer PAGES Heat at Syra-
cuse in 2:OI 81.

Syracuse Sept. 14.-The Grand Circuit meet
ing in connection with the State Fair closed
this Afternoon with the best racing In the entire
circuit this yea-, Angus Pointer. in the Zo5
pacing making the first heat in 2:023 and tre
second in 2:01%, the latter being the fastest
mile trotted or paced in the country this year
In. his record breaking mile Angus Pointer
took the lead at the start, and at no time was
the nearest horse within good length of him
1t was the opinion of hOrsernen on the grounds
that tf Angus Pointer had been pushed he
would have gone the mile under the two-minute
mark There great enthusiasm when the
time was announced and Sunderlin was wildly
Cheered when he drove paCk 10 tpe JuuBeS Sldhu
with his fast PAGER
The favorites took all three races. Ethan
Roberts won his second race Of the week. the
2.1s phce in spite Of obstacles. The first heat
he WAS forced to the outside and broke badly.
The second heat he won by ten lengths, but was
disqualified for interfering with Princess Hal
and Julia Marlowe. He paced eight heats III
three days The time in the fourth heat 2.2la4.
was due to the horses back Of Ethan Roberts
going to repeated breaks. The summaries fol-
low:
TROrrING-2oS CI-Ass-PCRsE. SIo'o-2 IN 8
George @. h, g. by Honewood; a. p Mcdonald.
Albany a p Mc'ona1d) ..---'-'''>> '.''--'''':' 4
fs3v IsG Gs l.sa fHamit5n mfi5y bt m rhomas
Time. 2.O7 207+.
PACfNG-2:ls CIAsS-PURsE. sIo00-3 IN 8.
r'ss9 l9v R2ss,s @sa,;;. y F5s5a sa9@ Tsrs nsfs.
MAY h II tIIays> -.--.--..-.-.- I I 3
T,rtrr.s~ Hal (MitchclD. .-----..-... 2
Auaa II blk. tNcCarg'i .....--.....,.. : fdls
yul,a Mariave. hr m f'itmRn) .------.-.- 3 20
Queen Walnut. r TayloF) .......,.,.... 70
6i9f reis,s5. ,s.;; G2s Eyden -.--..--...9 sTo
Time 2:oaA 2:osl. 2:O9&. 22i&. 2:II&.
PAc1HG-2:o3 cI.Ass-PURsE. $1,000 IN 3.
Angus Pointer b & by Sidney Ponter-Jans: E
II sandsIa. Lebanon y. H. Csunderland,.
Boy. 3. COX j Z
b tCTeeTs) 2
Phalla b tGatconhl dis
Time 2.02l4 2;O1a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS DISCUSSED.

Da1egates from. twenty-one Eastern coileses anu
,,,tgarsties were present last night IN the MURRAY
nm tIotal nj a conference of the central BOARD Oh
oofciaIs of the American intercollegiate footodll
Iii@ Co,1roittee The subject under discussion
@ iNHl lntbod nj choosiuE officials for the games
the coming fall. The meeting was prolonged one,
and aid not adjourn until a late hour DF. James
A. Babbitt of Ilaverford, chairman ot 'io \, 1t %
g. ~ anthorzed 10 put the opinions of the body into
shape for public perusai
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
ArHL.r1cs WIN DOUBLE HEADER.

At Philadelphia game r H p
Philadelphia oEI 10 J
batteries Philadelphia, Bender Dygert Schreck;
Boston Young. Pruitt and Criser
Second game r. H E
ks II l
Roston. '............. o o o o %
Philadelphia Dygert and Schrsck: Boston,
Morgan. Pruitt and Shaw, Umpire-O I-oughln-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

On Monday the twentieth and semi-final round
will be contested, with the masters paired In TIE
following order.
Rubinsein VS.. Olland. Ntemzowltsch vs. Tsehi-
corin Vidnlar Cohn, Chotmirski VS.. Maroczy,
In nowsli VS. Schlechter. Tartakower vs. Marshall.
Turns vs. Jconhardt Mieses Spiemann Salwe
Va Teichmann Berger rs. Joiner. Wolf, 4 bye
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
WiLliAMSPORT WINS A PENNANT.

wiiamsport Penn, Sept. 1.-THE Tri-State
League baseball season closed to-day Williamsport
winning the pennant by margin OF 70 points. The
other clubs finished in the following order: Harris
burg Lancaster Trenton, AtoO.n, JohQstown,
Wilmington and Reading.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
SETBACK FOR DETROIT TEAM.

At Louis-Frst game r H e
St Louis. is.-,....--,--.6 o 901-t /
Detroit .-.-.--..--.--O % o q q q 81
Bateries-st Louis Bailey and Spencer: Detroit. Sic
Wilets and Payne.
Second game R. H E.
nsrdi, s.. di9"i'- --.-.---.-.-;SS 6s :
Bateries-St Louis. Glade Dineen stephens; De-
trolt. Sicver and Schmidt. Cuipire-Evans
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

To prove that this remedy is harmless and that
y can never produce amy bad after effects.
eralysis was made by Milton !. Hersey. II. Sc,
Chemist for the city of Montreal and Analyst OF
the Province of Quebec: Il hereby certify that
have personally analyzed a sample Of 'Moth<rsill's
Seasick Remedy, purchased by me in the open
market tn the City Of Montreal. and my have
failed 10 detect the presence OF opium. morphine
cocaine other alhaloie or choral whatever
= party % COO delegates to the international
Eas.day School Association Convention that went
7. 80 Rome. Italy. hed supply # this remedy on
hand. and not d single delegate was affected with
eeastckness.
THIS discovery nt Hast disposes OF the prejudice
10 people have entertained against the os
rne1icises a = preventive for seasickhess.
Nosisersili's scasici; Remedy is sold IN 50c and
e7tA boxes II druggists. II your druggist has Iot
git * .n stock ton1 us the money, and We Will
ec-s y5u the rerceo- all charges .s-ersfd.
Send your Taslse and address tr-5ay % She
r1c-a--syi Rs-nady Co. 81 tleia-d rl6s Detroit
Mich t.crrF:;-g :nf5lr.ataon and testimonials
fr.rn -anv who acVe nse2 tf.s wonderful remedy
1fo:,aeTsi,fr S%egick Reu9stg Scr Ea,@ y HereF,aT
a. Co.'S New ycgt- rns :so1.iEl sls.es. rj<ss's
4 Drug seorss, New Yc-k and Broais..: CassSell
3zassey & Co.'S stores ard Hsitcr s. hocAey tboth
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
o,,AxrRs WIN TWO GAMES

r. Fl. r
-, A, A. ssSia besIoa % .
pa.to, ptlst -f,...... o o o o . . VI .
Observation-Disclosures Corridor ana DOOM boS''
FIaherty and Needhan VI w
Second game % 10 q
lhiladeipila' ''''''-''' o D 0 0-1 4
I,atteres-Philadepha c. Brown and Jacklischi Bos-
iHa,' Teedham 8. Brown Umpire-~o Day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
HoI,YoKE LEAGUE CHAMPION.

New Haven, Sept 14.-The season TOT the Con
pocrcut League of Baseball Clubs came TO a close
to-day with Holyoke the champion, with record
of So games won and AZ lost percentage OF bb4-
Waterbury was the runner-up. win ~ games Woh'
AZ lost and percentage of CPL
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. Aibanv-Albany 3; A. J. & G., 3 ~
a, i,ticaTroy g Utica. FIRST game) Utica, g. Troy
d - T2kss Itarre-Wi Wikes-BarTe. 2; Syracuse. o.
~ scranton-Scrafton. 3; Bnghamton, i
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
core follows:
WASHINGTON.

New York .-------o v - u
Washington ........-....--O I l o O o o o %
Two-base ht-Conroy. Three base hit-Thonnss ssolen
and Atxer. Left bases-Washington. g. New York.
FIRST base bas-OG Lanford. g. OF Doyle 2
First base on Observation-Disclosures /: New York . Hit
by ptcher-By Ianford. I; ny Doye, l. Struck out
I1anford 3. nv Doyle. . Passed balls
Kahoe. Thomas Wild pitch-Lanrord. Tins-I:5s
Umpires-Sheridan and stafford
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
FIRST GAME.

.po..aa for Ritter in the tentn i''"'s
.r,es In the tenth inning n q o IS
Brooklyn -'-'.'-5 2 O o
hreeta hitsJordan 2 Home Sr1nivrs in eleven
;InVs' on McIinnity II in ten lnr'nsI herman Burch
ihuale n irnngs stolen bases-Casey: - M 5als-Off
three n"ii ihiasss-New York FIRST base on Rsik2Nc-
aTIr+yra ae @ a off McGinnity ?; on Ass and Carpeu,e
lIryIo-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
pITrsBURG. 6: ST. LOUIS.

At PittsbuTg- - n . q n . n 3
| Pittsburg Z n n n a z
| pa,,.ries-Pittsburg Willis ana Gibson: St Louis
| RAYMOND and Hostcter. Umpire-itigier.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
GIANTS LOSE GROUND.
SUPERB4S WIN TWICE.
TWICE.
Brooklyn Takes Last Double Header
zUith NezC York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.

.NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-ONT'
Pittsburg at 81. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. 8; New York, (first Eame).
BROOKLYN. % New York, q tsecond gaIne).
Pittsburg, q; 1T. Louis, |.
Philadelphia. 3; Boston, l (nrst gaIne).
Philadelphia, 8: Boston, (seeond gnrne).
Chicago. ,; Cincinnati. l.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
CHICAGO. 7: CLEVELAND. 2.

~ Chicago * H. II
GnlSasG. ,1i .;..,.,...... "a 10
Ratteres-Chicago. smith sullivan; Cleveland.
I Rhoades and Clark. Umpire-Connoly-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

e. A,ts-c Casey Stolen base--Iiatch Lett on
aseTew York s. Brooklyn 4 First base % on e,cIet
ON SuiTNTI TIvcI Tine-O:53 Umpires Carpenter ana
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Rochester mt Newark.
Toronto Providence.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto 2: Jersey City, l.
Baltimore, o; Rochester. first game).
Rochester. 3; Baltimore (second gnme).
Newark, 5; Buffalo. 8.
Montreal. 5; Providence, 2.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
CHICAGO. IL: CINCINNATI. :

At Chicago n n q x-i2 10
Chicago ;........-...1 = y O O Is 10
a..ar,as Chicago Pfoister Fraser and KING; tIn ta
cinnati. Coakey and McCAr'hy-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
|Seasicknsss
Positively Cured.
"a Wonderful, Harmless Cure For All Forms
Of Sea and Car Sickness.

tFor Sale at Drug Stores. Money refunded II Not
Perfectly Satisfactory.
A remarkable has been discovered forfall
forms or seasickness caTsickness climbing and all
nausea caused by motion, which has positively
lslever failed
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

Railway earnings are telling the status OK
national business as we'll any trade indica-
ton can. The record is one insPiriting through
out Net earnings do not keep pace with gross'
but this is traCeable to conditions concerning
which there is the fullest information-some OF
these bookkeeping techniealtttes) making cur
rent net statements less favorable than actuai
facts in final results will show.
II is undeniable that railway men Of tmpor-
tance were only a little while ago apprehensivs
Of poor showings for the rest of this year. feiI
that business reaction was coming Illustration
of this nervousness-and Illustration OF the way
IN which business has refused to react-can %
found in the experience or an Eastern director.
who. on his way TO California, stopped on -
Chicago in the early part OF August and IN
conference there was told by the president Oh
his system zone OF the most important OF the
transcontinentals) that unmistakabIe stsns were
apDearing OF general business reaction sal1
the president:
I'VE have lots of empty ears IL looks as I
we were going be up against poor trs1ii'
throughout the remainder of the year In Iac'
/ am scheduling affairs to meet PRONOUNCED fall-
ing off in shipments from every Important p0'"'
on lines"
The travelling director. after spending
month at the coast. stopped again at Chleas0'
and this was the statement given to him oy Ii7
same president:
yes. we did have traffic let-up when you "eio
here a month ago. and TO me things Nu W.
sbalv. But the quietness didn't last quite oh0
whole week And to-day have demand loA
% per cent more cars than we have or can So
Where all the business comes from II Is 1N''
impossible to understand
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15
YANKEES GET REVENGE
WIN IN ONE INNING.
Sir Runs Scored on Senators
Through MispIays.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Chicago
Detroit at st. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York. 81 Washington. g
Philadelphia, Boston, s first camel
Philadelphia, 3; Boston, 2 (seeond sarne)
Chicago, y; Cleveland. =
st. Louis, IL Detroit, 3 (hrst game).
ST. Louis 4; Detroit, tsecond camel
New-York tribune., 1907-09-15

OF facts that dominate one that enecti
must tell is to be found III the vastly '0 -.
money demands OF Wall Street Stock Vai"~
have shrunk this year billions OF dollars anu -
,,.u,x;,x araIvsiS thts means that tremendous
totals required to carry securities last 49,
are not now so required. Truth Is tnal -,
Street brokerage offices have become pFieu ,'.s,.
hare Of speculative securities With just n-
suspension OF hysteria. what Investors anu -
ulators will soon be finding Is that sooo s'S0~
are a good deal scarcer than money IS
We are close to a mending market
X. ALI.AWAA d
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-30
THINK BUCKNER HAD
TWO MORE ON STRING
Globe BeIt.l

lGlObe Beit-l
Did Henry Buckner go TO Live Oak
gulch a few weeks ago for the pur-
pose and prepared to assassinate the
West brothers?
That is a question that the officers
are trying to answer.
A party whose name is being held
secret for the present informed the
local officers yesterday that Buckner,
while in the northern part Of the
county about the middle of last
month, told him that he was going to
the claims where the West brothers
were employed and that he would
get them"
Buckner showed up at the prope--
ties about the time indicated by the
informant. He pretended to be on a
friendly visit, but at different times
tried to prevail upon one or The other
of the Vests to enter a tunnel with
him.
They had been notified of Buckner's
coming and the nature OK his visit,
and were prepared to meet on most
any reasonable ground but did not
nrnnnee To LET him get the Iron ON
them. or TO make any Alliances that
would lead to a tragedy However,
they kept a couple of sawed-of guns
handy. but had no occasion 20 use
them. Buckner remaIue,l IN the vi
cinity for a number OF days, bat was
closely watched by the men at the
mine and, failing To get a chance to
lay low his intended victims left in
disgust.
The West boys, it is reported, have
received a number of anonymous let
tiers recently threatening death If they
did not leave the territory, and it is
now believed that Buckner is the
author of these epistles.
There were no new DEVELOPMENTS
yesterday in the tragedy of Monday
night Buckner still maintains that
he was at Jones camp, or on the
road leading 10 the camp, at the hour
David James was shot. He states
that he win be able to prove this
when the time comes by a number OF
men who were at the camp and drank
| from a bottle of whiskey which he
had in his possession. The officers,
however, do not place any credence
| in this story. They think that after
| the shooting Buckner rode as rapidly
as possible to point slightly beyond
Fiszpatrick's saloon and then, return
ing, entered the drinking resort and
informed the men who had gathered
there that ne had been at the Jones
camp. This may prove a portion Of
the testimony he viii introduce to
prove an alibi.
| Should Mr.. James survive today
I; and continue to show the same i'm
provement noted yesterday, it is quite
likely that Buckner will be formally
charged with making an assault with
intent to murder and k5at he win be
taken before Judge Thomas for a
hearing. He has not as yet retained
the services OF an attorney. He ad-
dressed letter yesterday to his wife,
! and 1t is quite likely that he has no
| titled her Of the trouble he is in.