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The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
WADDELL PREVENTS 4 RIOT
Rube Saves Browns from Angry
Mob Armed with Stones.
Strikers Thought TrainIoad of Wen
Had Come TO work in Boiler
wOrks-Pitcher Explains.
- = u - =.

Speclal % Tie WasLllE-Cr Herald
BeliefontaIue. Ohio. July 25-Nem-
bers OF the s. Louis American baseball
team. passing through here on their
way home from the East last night
were saved from possible injury az the
hands Of an angry mob by the smooth
tongue Of "Rube~ Waddeu
The team arrived in this city at about
the same time a coach load OF strike
breakers Were expected here 10 take
jobs at the boiler works where strike
has been declared Rube delivered q
speech to the angry people and con
coming champions OF the American
League. instead Of boilerma kers-
When the ball teams train rolled
into the depot a big crowd had as
sembled. and when a large number Of
men were noticed in one Of the coaches
stones were thrown and the crowd
yelled -'SC1b'" -SCab,' Two OF three
windows were smashed and the rail-
road authorities had relephoued for the
police. when Waddeu appeared on the
platform of the car. and the mob yelled
and dared the scabs 20 leave the coach.
Waddell raised his hands for silence
and shouted that the people were mis-
taken that the men IN the car were
ball players. and not 'scabs.' He found
the crowd thought the Browns were
strike breakers and then explained
their identity
As the train pulled out the crowd
gave three cheers for Waddcll and
three more for the St Louis Browns.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
ST. LOUIS OARsMEN ENTER.
Mound City Delegation 1Iay Compete
in National Regatta.

St. Louis, July 25--An effort is being
made by St Louis rowing enthusiasts TO
send 10 the national regatta at Spring
field. Mass. next month. a big ceIeza-
ton OF oarsmea from this city. IN view Of
the excellent work done by them in the
Central States regatta at Burlington, Iowa
ST Louis oarsmen captured the Hons
share Of the hOnors. with Tie other first
places going TO Quincy Iu) and Detroit
Oarsmen- The Mound City Boat Club men
won the senior barge event and the senior
four-oared race in 3:I2 and 9:H. respect
lively. while Joseph LETTERS Of the same
organization captured the half-nile event
in 2-26, defeating. among others, the
Detroit double OF which D B. DuReld.
the old Harvard oarsman. was a member
The Detroit Boat Club won with its
representative, r. G. Craig. in the junior
singles however. in I2:IS The senior sin
giles scuH race went to Allison Of the
South Side Boat Club. Of Quincy. III. in
11-32 %. and the same organization won
with its six-oared barge crew and the
Junior four-oared crew, the time in the
latter event being 9.55.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

New York, July Before a crowd that
filed every seat in the grand stands and
bleachers and swarmed upon the field,
making necessary ground rules allowing
two bases on . hit into the spectators
back Of the playing field. the Giants were
defeated today by the Pittsburg Pirates.
losing a chance Of taking the lead IN the
race for the pennant-
Various estimates OF the crowd place
IL at from 5000 10 1900. breaking al
records for attendance at the Polo
Grounds. The gates were shut an hour
before the game was called. and fully
l0GI3 late arrivals failed 20 get In 20
see Ire game
Rain feu at intervals throughout the
contest. and TIE soggy field made the
handling Of the wet ball difficult
Peerless Matty.'' on whom the New
Yorks had pinned their hopes Of first
place. was not equal 20 the emergency.
After the Giants had taken the lead in
the fifth inning the Pirates fell upon
Big SIX" and knocked him out OF the
box in the seventh inning The Smoky
City lads scored ave r1ns IN the fatal
seventh. and the lead proved TOO much
f0- New York 10 overcome.
The bright, particular star OF the game
was Wagner. 'HOnUs" with the willow
that has proved a terror 70 ali pitchers.
went to bat i've times. and each time
connected with the ball safely, two Of bis
hits being tw0-baggers-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
MONSTER WELCOME FOR TEAM
President Roosevelt Nay Greet the
Returning Athletes.
New York Enthusiasts Intend TO
in London Are Appreciated

New York, July president Roosevelt
and Gov Hughes Will give welcome home
10 the seventy-o5d American athletes who
vanquisked the world at London. L Act
ing Mayor MCGOWAN has his way Ap-
preached by a deputati0n Of athletic en-
thusiasJs to-day. Afr. A1cGOwau entered
heartily into the plan. II is proposed to
charter steamboat and meet the re-
turning athletes down the bay 10 escort
them to the city and TO give them such a
banquet as viii eclipse all former at
,ercpts n that line
P J Conway, president Of the Irish
American Athletic Club. said he had COM
municated with Gov Hughes. and had
no doubt the State executive would at
tend Il IS generally expected that Presi-
dent Roosevelt will also see his way clear
10 help welcome the Olympic visitors
home
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
FALKENBERG BEATEN
EX-NatiOnal Beaten in First
Game as a Nap.
ALTIzER ALSO IN THE LINEUP
Plays Center Field and Accepts
Three Chances, but Fails TO Make
Eight BinEIes, Including n Home
Run-YOunE in Good Shape.
% n. rr...-.---- Hs--s-

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington He-ul6-
Cleveland. Ohio. July 25.-Fred FaIken-
berg and Dave AItizer. who were pur-
chased by the Maps for $4,000. made their
first appearance IN Cleveland here to-
day and the locals lost 10 Boston by ,
70 /
Neither OF the former Washington play
srs did anything OF particular note Al
tizsr was In centerdeId and had three
put-Outs. but he failed 10 hit safely
FaIkenberg remained in the box for
eight innings. during which the Red Sox
made eight hits In the ninth inning
Llebha-dt went 20 the rubber FaIkea-
berg had perfect control and pitched
fairly good ball. but in the fourth inning
Boston punched hits for TWO runs. which
were enough 10 win
The ex-Nationals did not report 70
Lajole until to-day.
Old Cy Young was always master Of
the situation, AID until the last inning
the Maps were banked \ home ru1
drive by Thoney ~hue FaIkenberg was
IN the box was a feature Of the game
Tho Gnora
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
OLYMPIC MEET SCORES.

London, July 5.-olyupio scores Of track and
field events. according 20 universal system Of
for frs:s fGr seconds. and l fer thirds:
LJcnetsr run-United States. 5; United
Kingdom, l.
Throwing l6-p01zd EammeT-United States. S.
Canada !
s5ometer wzlk-Uritcd Kingdom. s; aus
traiia. l.
Thrce-lnile team-Unitsd States. ;; United
KirgdoTn. ;; France.
Taroring izTclin-Sveden. 5; Greece. ). Nor
way.
Disc1s. free style-Uuited States. g
Putting I6-pound shot-UEited States. 6:
United Kingdom, ;
Throwing jareiiz. middle hold-svodcu, s;
Norway. ,
Ter-mile vaik-United Kingdom. g
Discus throw, Greek style-United States. g.
Finland. L
Five-mHe wsk-UHi5sd Kinsdsu, s; svc-
den.
320o meter steeplechase-Cnitcd Statec, :;
United Kingdom g
Standing bread 5ump-United Stats s;
Gruece. Z
s0o-nstsr. aat-Unitea States 5; Italy. ,;
Germany, L
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Nay Go to YIartInsburE.

Cumberland. Nd, July 25.-Frank Nc
Cormick. manager Of the Grace Baptist
club. leaders in the Church League in
Washington. D. c.. has made overtures to
Col James F. Thompson. manager OF
last years baseball team at Martiusburz
". Va. to take his team 70 Ma-tinsburg
10 finish the season
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
WINS
Carries Off First HOnOrS
in Olympic Games.
SUPREMACY GRANTED
Make Nearly as Many Points as
All Other Nations.
SUPREMACY GRANTED
ENGLAND A POOR SECOND

United Kingdom Finishes with
66 Is Points, as Against ia 2-3
for the United States -Smithson
Sets New Worlds Record for 10
meter Hurdle Race - Yankees
Capture 1,600-meter Relay-The
Queen of England Presents Vic
tors with Championship Medals.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
POLICE RESCUE UMPIRE.
Woman sent to station TO Bring Re-
endorsements to Park

Montgomery, Ala, July G--Incensed at
a close decision rendered against The
home team and the defeat which follow
ed in the games with the Memphis South
ern League team, local fans swarmed
about Umpire Dan Fitzsimmons. a native
OF Rochester. y +. after to-day's double
header. but the umpire was rescued by
Chief Of Police Taylor, who had sent
Mrs Taylor 10 the central station in his
private conveyance TO bring re-enforce-
meuts.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
PITTSBURG PIRATES
DEFEAT The GIANTS
Huge Crowd Sees Leaders in,
National Game.
MORE THAN $4,000 PRESENT

After New York Had Taken Lead In
Fifth Inning the Pirates jump on
Mathevvson and Win Game by Pill
ing Up Five Runs in the One
ROund-Hans Wagner Leads at Bat.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Wilmir-cr

After the matches were concluded the
visitors were entertained at dinner on
the veranda Of the clubhouse
The Columbia Club plays the Baltimore
Country Club for the Middle Atlantic
Trophy Wednesday On the local links
The trophy becomes the permanent pos
session Of the club credited with the
largest number OF victories at the end
Of the season The score 10 date is three
wins for Columbia and two fo- the
Chevy Chase Club.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

RssnniaE high sunp-Uuitsd States 8; United
Kingdom. Is; Hungary. rs. Franoe. rs
leo-1rete- dasL-United States, 5; Canada, l.
South Africa. 5
fe0-me5eT hzTllss-UEfted States. S; United
Kingdom. L
Running bread 5ump-Uaited States. s: Can
ada. J.
29O-meter, aas-Uuited States. 4; Canada. 3
Standing high jumD-Uuited States. :; Greece.
u e
Pole vauIs-U1ited States. Sis; Sweden. I-s:
Canada, Is
Marathon rzce-United States. 6: South AZ
rica- ;
Tug-cf-war-Jni Kingdom. g.
sGe-meter, fa1-Uuited Kinzd1m. lonly u1e
man ran}
1I0rreter h,irjles-United States g
I61O meter relay racc-Jui1ed States 5. Ger
many. 3. Hungary, l.
Running hop step and 5UnP-Uuitsd King
dom. 3: Canada, 3: Norway. l.
Totals-Unitcd States. IL I-3; England. s. Is.
Sweden. . Is. Canada. Il Is; Greece. s. South
Africa. 6. Norway. 5; Germany. 4. ITALY. ;;
Frnuce. Is; Hungary. IS; Australia, /; Fin
LAID,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
An.erIeans to Conpete in Ireland.

London. July Z5.-Headed by Ralph
Rose. the Californian shot-putter. many
OF the American athletes who competed
in the Olympic games viii tour ireland
next week Meets have been arranged for
them at DUngarvan. Dublin. Belfast, and
.Tipperary.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Roanoke, 4; DanviIIe, L.

Roanoke, 4; DanViIIe- L.
Special 20 Tie Washington Head
Danville Va. July Roanoke won
to-day by the score Of 20 l. Walsh
and Morrissey engaged in q pitchers duel
for seven innings. and then a couple OF
hits. one Of them a huke. put the former
in hole. from which he could not pull
out. Score;
r H L
DanviIle..-....--.-...- 0OOIC o O-1 0
aroke--------------- 0 - 0
Batteries-Walsh and Ryan: AIoTTissey and Boyle
UulGiIes-8Icss7s. NIcReever and Heuuassr.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al HaTris51-g-T-snton. !, Harrisburg. 2
Al NiliaDsport-N NEIlrnii gr1n o. WiIliamsport, g.
A. JohnsJ0Wn-FiTst game Lancaster. ,: Johns
town. . Second game: Laucaster !. Joh-sto--- g
At Altoora-First game: Reading. l. Altoona. 3
Second game Reading ;; Altoona. 9.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester-First game; Jersey CITY. Il Roches
Ter. 9. Second game: Jersey CITY. :; Rochester s
At Nontreal-Newark 5: Montreal O. Second
game: Newark ;: Montreal O.
Al Bufalo-Pr0Tideuoc. s. Buffalo s. Second
game Providence. 0: Buffalo L
At TOru1tc-Bslttmo-e. 3. Toronto. L
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
speoial to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
St Louis, No. July 25.-Psrfect pitch
ing throughout by Rube Waddeu and four
consecutive hits by Hartzeu, Williams,
Wallace. and Ferris in the fourth inning
of Charley smith, who had usually been
q hard one On the slab against the locals,
the Browns, won the opening game OF the
series here this afternoon from Washing
Ton, . 10 .
The Rube struck out nine Nationals,
allowed but four hits. but Two OF which
were clean. and del6ed five out Of six
chances. most Of which were hard ones
70 handle
Washington started the run getting IN
the first inning when GanIey got second
on a bU1t along The first base line, Tom
Jones failing II attempting 70 fed the
ban and throwing over the head Of VIII
isrns. who was spiked by Ganley turning
the base. Williams returned 10 his posi-
tion after being attended 20 by Trainer
QUirk. Cnglaub dropped Texas leagUer
into left and GaDIey scored
Browns Get Four
Nothing more happened worth record
ing until the disastrous fourth inning.
when the Browns surprised the I5.Gl0 fans
BY pounding out four runs on four con-
secutive hits of smith. who had been
proving so effective against them Hart
eel raped the second ball pitched. send
ing Il over second base, Cnglaub barely
touching IL Then Williams singled q
ringing one IN the same place. sending
Hartzeu 70 third Wallace, with two
strikes On him. doubled 10 the fence IL
left center. the liner scoring HaTtZeu and
Williams. Ferris singled past Shipke.
scoring Wallace on the sizing grounder.
Street threw high TO second TO catch Fer
rs and H0be made third base on the
error T Jones fled out 10 Pickering.
Ferris scoring or the out
St Louis scored another run IN The
fifth, when Waddeu nearly took Smith
OF his feet with a terrific line drive.
ERrtzsu singled 10 CrgIaub. who barely
stopped the ball. HartzeU stealing second.
and scoring on Williams liner.
The final run Of the game was scored
n the eighth for Washington. when
Freeman got q clean single between
Wallace and second base Smith buuted
safely, AID GaaIey bunted a hit along the
JlLrd base line because Ferris fell as he
picked il Up Then UnElaub hit long
f0UI fly % HarrzeII. Freeman scoring
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
The Score.

Twc-h-ss hi--Stah- Home --u-Taoaey- Do-b-e
U-sys-Bradley 70 Lsi1c 70 StC7sI-- Laslie 70 St5-
vzl-. L5eblarLt % Bradley % stCvau Fgrse base
ca bal.s-O-s Young. = srrzck ou--By FaIksut--s
J: By Young 5 Ulri-es-Nssss- Sheridan and
E-1u- After lzuce-5510-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
ATHLETICS SLAUGHTERED.
White SOX Administer DrubbinE to
PHILADELPHIA Americans.

Chicago July E--The White Sox sIaugh-
tered the Philadelphia pitchers in the
seventh inning, pilins Up seven runs. win
ming easily. Scara.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
The Score.

TTo-5ass hits-WaEue- r.. Abbatic-hio. Doyle
Glhson. Sw1ciua- Struck ou--By Mathewson. :; by
Lci1eId. ; Fsrst base On blIs-OE 8IarheTs1u- =
OF Leifeld, J. JzEpireS-Iiess7s. Euslic AID Ken.
At-ea5ance-Es-ilnzte5. 500 20 500.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
WADDELL HOLDS
NATIONALS SAFE
st. Louis Takes First Game
Of the Series.
PITCHER SMITH ERRATIC
Washington Twirler Hit Freely
at Critical Times.
PITCHER SMITH ERRATIC

While the Rube Let's CantiHOnites
Down with -Four Singles and Has
Nine Strfke-Outs to His Credit,
Smith Fails 10 Fool Browns When
There Are Men on the Bases-Bob
UnEIaub Plays second.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
LYNCHBURG IS WINNER.
Norfolk Badly Beaten in Game Re-
pIete with ErrOrs.

SPECIAL &c The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. July 25.-The champions
had a weld dream in the fifth inning
this afternoon. and before they woke I'd
the Lyuchourgers had scored seven runs.
overcoming a lead Of four. and finally
won cut by the score Of s 70 3.
II was e fierce exhibition OF baseball
while It lasted The champions heaped
all Of their errors but one. AID other
misplays. into the one inning. and to
make them count most. the Lynchburgers
mixed in most Of their hits with tEem.
Score
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Hits nade-Of Plank, i Gu SIX tnuizzsl- OF
Schiller. in JE0 innings. Tro-5ase hts-IsbsII
Oldriug- Tannehil. Jones First base on baII=-O1f
Plank. :; OF Schlitzer. 3 Struck ou--F}v Plank 3
By Al-ock. Uupi-es-NIessrs- O'Lo-ghlin and
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Utica-Uuca. 5; BinEhzmtor. .
At Troy-TTuy. 5; Wilkssharre. :
At Syracuse-Syrac8se. ]: Elnira. :.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
OWEN MORAN ARRIVES.
Little EngIishman Here for His
Bout with Abe AtteII.

New York. July 5.-Owen Moran. the
sturdy little Englishmaa VINO viii meet
Abe Atteu on September for the feather
weight championship. arrived here to-day
from Europe. Moran VIII Immediately
leave for the West 70 begin training for
the AttelI fght
The Britisher was confident OF defeating
AtteIl. and stated that after he had dis
posed Of the Californian. he would chsl-
lenge Battling Nelson for a fight for the
lightweight championship
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-Toledo. 6. Milwaukee 2
At Coiumhus-Coiumb-1s.7 :; Kansas City. /
At Louisrilie-Louisyiue. 5 1liareapolis O.
Al Indianapoiis-First game Indianapolis }; St
Pal, Sseosd gaze; I>dizzs2o3is, &, 81. Paul, l.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

TwO-base hit-WaIlace. Sacrifice hits
T Jones. Unglaub, Milan O. Stolen
bases-AVilliams, Ferris, HartzelI. Ganley-
First base on balls-Of WaGdeu. 2. OF
Smith. / Struck Our-By WaddeI- g BY
Smith. g. Left on bases-St Louis g.
Washington. g. Time Of game-I hour
and IS minutes. Jmpire-8Ir. Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Colunbus-Ffrst gzme- Columbus. !. Monroe.
O Second game: Columbus. ,: Monroe, I
At Jackson-Jackson. o: Gusfport. {.
IL NsTs5laa-y iSksbuTg, 9; Meridian, Gozfe4teda-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Columbia golfers earned ho1ors enough
yesterday % suffice for the entire season
Their achievement consisted Of the win
nlag Of the fve-man team trophy Of the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association from the
Wilmington Country Club by three
matches 10 two. and the playing OF the
zecoud half OF the h0me-and-honae team
match with the Wilmington club. II which
The local golfers scored enough points 10
Offset the victory OF the visitors n the
first match az Wilmington q month ago.
when the score was = TO 5. and win it
IL, It's entirety by a score o. IS 20 a
These victories are all the more credit
able when IL IS taken into consideration
that the Columbia Club is playing q
patcheG-up team, both Mattingly and
Walter Harlan. two Of its ma.nstays.
being unable 20 compete
Greens in Good shape.
The greens al the Columbia Club are
in the best Of condition, despite the pro
tracted drought. and drew forth much
favorable comment from the visitors.
whose own links are hard and dry.
The reason for the excellent condition
Of the local grounds IS that the putting
greens have all been pIped at the instga-
tiol OF 7 PIi-y Moran chairman Of the
greens committee
All the matches for the hve-maa team
trophy for the Middle Atlantic Golf As
soCiation were close one Of the matches
that between J. William Mckinley. q
Columbia. and = E Mitchell. OF WI
n-inetcn. going 10 extra holes The scores
follow
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
I'll

After the singles the players were re-
paired and played in foursomes. the local
players again making a clean sweep Of
the matches Scores
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

TETel-5lse hl-s-Iic-1pLll-. Co5b- Bass o baI-s-
OF Donovan. J. ScrucE Cl1-By Donovan. s. by
Cnesdro J. Double pays-Sclasfer 70 R-ssuzu-
Schmidt 70 Scaaefe-- Uur-e-A-. Evans Attend
a-cs -111.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

At B-i5Fenort Springfield. .; Bridgeport. !
At New Haren-NeH Harsa, 4 WataroaIy. g
OtzG Sznes, Tz1l
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Washington at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
.TANDING OF THE TEANIs.
DETROIT WINS AT BAT.
Rally in Eighth Inning Gives Vic
tory Over New York

Detroit. July $-A batting rally by
/ Detroit in the eighth inning gave them
/ The victory over the New York Ameri-
I cans to-day. Score
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Richmond's Lead Grows.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. July 5-Richmond
strengthened her lead in the Virginia
League pennant race to-day by taking
both games Of the double-header from
Portsmouth SangherT's ,three-bagger in
the tenth inning saved the first game
First game R.HE
Richmond---..-.--. OOIIO 5 70
PortSmogth-.---.-. 0 0 o 0 -
more
Second gzne- RH.E
Richmond ..-------.-..- SO 90 z-s /
Portsmouth Q 0 %
leigh
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
score. of Second Five.

BY agreement these five matches also
counted in the final OF the second match
Of the home-and-home team tourney, the
other Eve matches all going 10 the local
players as follows;
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
COLUMBIA CLUB WINS
Wilmington Golfers Twice
Beaten by Locals.
MATCHES CLOSELY CONTESTED

visitors Defeated by TO for Md
die Atlantic Team Trophy and
and-hOme Matches, the Final Score
OF which Is I6 to II.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

In the above matches Weir beat Har-
ban by Up aud Davidson defeated De
Janv.er 10y up The next match in
which Mitchell beat Mckinley, went 20
extra holes. the Wilmington players hoI-
ing out q . put for which the par is
i've with q four Eynon was victorious
over Taylor by up and 1 70 play, and
Baird beat Armstrong 3 and /
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
suIIivan's CabIeeram.

IN the athletic section Of the Olympic
games Of 1s0S. representing the worlds
championships in track and field events.
the representatives Of the United States
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
st. Louis, 5j Washington, =.
Detroit, 81 New York, B.
Boston, B; Cleveland. L.
Chicago, Il; Philadelphia, L.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Continued on Page 4, Column q.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Yesterdays RESULTS.
PittsburE, ~ New York, 2.
TO-DAYrS GAMES.
No games scheduled.

STAINING OF The TEAMS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-27
MINISTER MURDERED.

1t developed yesterday that Rev. John
L. Smith, who had been missing from
his charge at Reeds Ferry, Va, was the
victim of foul play, and following an
autopsy Yesterday afternoon a warrant
was issued for his successor, Rev. DR..
Ernest Lyons, who is accused of the
murder.
The dead preacher was an exponent
of "ssnctifed" or a "iree love" sect,
and rumor bad connected his nsms with
woman of his congregation. Rev.
Mr.. Lyons was interested 10 the reputa-
ton OF the woman involved, and following
an unclerical argument between the two,
Smith suddenly disappeared, Lyons
having been last seen in his company.
That was 10 August. AS weeks
passed and no word Of the missing mao
was received, members OF his flock be-
came alarmed a detective WAS employed.
Neither diigent search 10 the community
nor psinstsking inquiry at Smiths for
mer home ia North Carolina, brought
forth a clew.
Followers of the clergyman furnished
financial aid to prolecute the search, and
O reward was offered. Last week body
was found floating 10 NsnsemOnd river
by the captain Of the tug Hampton. Il
was partially decomposed, and was
buried as unidentified. Friends of the
absent preacher learned of the incident,
and yesterday caused the body to be
disiDterred, which was identified by
three persons as that of Rev. Mr.. Smith.
A subsequent autopsy proved that
Smith did not die from drowning, but
from a blow on the temple, which was
fractured.
A detective arrested Lyons near his
home yesterday evening. He wept
profusely, protesting bis innocence, but
made conflicting statements. Smith
body, so detectives say, was FIRST buried,
and then was deposited in the river.