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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
HEBREW PROGRESSIVE
SOCItTY'S ELECTION

The annual election of the Hebrew
Progressive Society took place at a
meeting held in Foresters' Hall yes
terday. The following were elected:
Recording secretary, Max Weinberg;
financial secretary, David Isenberg;
treasurer, ]. Schwartz; executive
board, S. Polensky, A. Beckoff and
D. Encherman; trustees, H. Wedeen
and 8. Klein; inner guard, Philip Le-
vine; conductor, H. Levinson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
BAIL IS REFUSED THE
CARMACK MURDERtRS
-,eoia, bv United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 2S-Judge
Hart today refused bail to Colonel
and Robin Cooper and John Sharpe,
held on the charge of numbering
former Senator Carmack. The pris-
eners will remain in jail until the
date of trial, January 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
Justice to Pass on Ballots.

New Brunswick, Dec. 28-Justice
Bergen will come here tomorrow to
pass upon the $50 disputed ballots
in the city recount. The county
election board finished the count
this morning. 1t is anticipated that
the recount will make no change in
the original vote.
There are 17S ballots held out for
the justice to pass upon. The recount
has cost about $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
LEADERS OF RIOTERS
FLEE To MOUNTAINS
Special by United Press Wire.

Stearns, KY, Dec. 2s:-The presence
of two companies of the state troops,
and the news that the leaders of the
miners who fred on the sheriffs Christ
mas Day have fed into the mountains
of Tennessee, brought quiet after the
turmoil and anxiety of the past two
days. The militia now have the town
under guard and steps are being taken
to arrest the leaders. AS they are
heavily armed battle is looked for
should they be caught.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
CLERKS UNION TO
BE REESTABLISHED

New York State Representative
and Organizer Herman Robinson, of
the American Federation of Labor,
who was here Saturday in the inter-
ests of the terra Gotta workers, is
about to start plans for reorganizing
the retail clerks union in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
men ATTEMPT LIFE
Of PERSIAN SHAH
Special By United Press wire.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 2S:-Two mer
disguised as priests succeeded Saturday
in entering the Shah's cabinet chamber
at Teheran where were comforting the
council of ministers, and attempted to
shoot the ruler. According to dispatch
es today, cossack policemen overpower-
ed the would-be assassins the moment
they drew their revolvers, but one shot
was fred which is reported to have
pierced the epaulet of the heir apparent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
PATROL MAN JENSEN
BACK ON OLD BEAT

Patrolman L. c. Jensen, who was
shot in the mouth recently, report
ed at headquarters this morning
and was assigned to his old beat in
North Amboy
Patrolman Israel Weitzen, who
has also been off duty since he lost
his eye in a saloon in Catherine
street, when he was attacked by a
gang, will report tonight, but just
what he will take Chief Burke could
not say this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
INVITE VERTERRNS
TO INSTALLATION

Major James H. Dandy Post No.
43, G.. A. R., extends an invitation
to all veterans of the Civil and
Spanish wars to attend the public
installation at Odd Fellows hall, 90
Smith street, Wednesday night, jan
uary s, at 1880 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
INJURED BY A FALL
THROUGH COAL HOLE

Paul Martin, of IS Lynde street.
sustained q severe scalp wound and
was otherwise bruised as a result of
stumbling and falling through a coal
chute on the local division Of the Lo-
high Valley railroad. He was attend
ed by DR.. G. w. Tyrrell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
TRIED TO PAWN A
FAKE" DIAMOND RING
gpeciol 70 tho EvENING NEWS.

EpccfdI 20 The EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec 2S Frank
Mortimer. twenty-one years old, Of
New York, was arrested here this
morning accused OF trying to pawn a
ring, claiming it contained dia-
mond He wanted SIS on it. 1t was
found that the gold in the ring was
good, but the stone was an imitation
diamond. 1t is thought that thehe Is
a syndicae in New York manufacture
ing the rings and trying to flood the
country with them by getting them
pawned at big prices. The man is be-
ing held pending further investiga-
tiOnS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
NON-SU|T IS REFUSED
,pec,n, 70 tne EVENING NEWS.

'pec4GI to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 2S:-Judge
Lloyd, today, refused nonsuit in the
case of George Hussey, Of Metuchen,
against Charles Wright, Of Perth Am
boy. Hussey sues for pay for work on
house. He claims he was to have
been paid SO day; that his whole bill
is $81.75 and that he has been paid but
$50 on account. The non-suit was asked
on the ground that Hussey was only
helper and that $50 is all that is due
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
IRA b. TICE LODGE NO. 800.

Perth AmbOy, Dec. 28, 1yUS.
To the officers and Members:
You are requested to attend a
special meeting to be held at our
regular meeting rooms Decem ber 2S
at Z P. M. to make arrangements for
the funeral of our late brother, John
p. Jones.
TIMOTHY J. GRIFFIN, Master,
JOHN P. DESMOND, Sec.
21360-12-2S-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
MANY DROWNED IN
A COLLISION AT SEA

Special by United Press wtYs.
Newcastle, Australia, Dec. 2s:-The
British steamship, Advance, and the
barque, Iverna, collided this morning,
the former sinking with all aboard ex-
cept the first officer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
BadIy Cut in Fight.

s. Scerbos, of los Penn street, be-
came engaged in an argument last
night and had his face and hands
badly cut. He was attended by DR..
G. w Tyrrell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
X ofP Elect Tnni.ht.

The election of officers of Alson-
quin Lodge, No. A, knights of Pyth-
las, will be held at a meeting in Odd
Fellows Hall tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
CHOICE SEATS.

A number of choice seats left for
Robert Edeson in "The Call of the
North Seats on sale at Cannon
& Sheehy's 2135s-12-2S-1t-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

The weather. forecast. for. Perth
Amboy and vicinity is partly cloudy
tonight and Tuesday. Moderate, Eari-
able winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
CHOICE SEATS.

A number of choice seats left for
Robert Edeson in THE Call of the
North" Seats on sale at Cannon
& Sheehy's. 21a5s-12-2S-1t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
Notice TO New Subscribers!

Owing the large number of subscriptions handed in
by during the contest considerable time
required classify and them to the right Dealers
PERTH AMBoy EVENING NEWS CO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

Hot Chocolate, Clam Broth and
Beef Tea sc. at Sexton's.
s1Sss-12-2s-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

New Year calendars at Sexton's.
l69-12-28-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

Show of the season, Robert Ede-
son in THE Call of the North. "
Seats on sale at Cannon & Sheehy's.
21S59-12-2S-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

More than 10000 people In this
vicinity read the EVENING NEWA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

Good advert'~'- as the sting Of
disaster store-biud-
Idera U
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

Huyler's candy at Seston's.
2136s-12-28-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28
Child Lost and Found.

Mrs. Garinku, O 6S Sutton street,
went TO the police station Saturday af-
ternoon and said that her son. three
and-a half years old, was lost. She re-
ported later that he had been found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

New Years cards at Sexton's.
21S69-12-2S-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

Harmony Perfumes at Sexton's.
21S69-12-2S-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

Let the NEWS tell your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-28

Read the NEWS every day.
, 1908-09-09
THIRD DAYS HIT !.
OF The BIG EAbA
COLORADO INTERSTATE EXPOSE
TON DRAWING CROWDS FROM
SEVERAL SECTIONS.
Four Hundred Cattle and Two Hun
bred Horses In Parade This After.
noon, and Judging of Live Stock in
Full swina-knabenshue Prepar-
ing for Ascension at Sunset.

Denver. Colo, Sept. 9.-The third
day of the Colorado Interstate fair
and exposition has witnessed another
large crowd on the grounds. The prin-
cipal days event was the parade at /
o'clock this afternoon of the cattle and
horses. The parade had in line more
than 400 head of cattle and 200 head
of horses, each gaily decorated.
Judging Live Stock.
Judging began this morning in the
live stock department and will be
rushed through to completion Friday
afternoon. Juding also is going ahead
rapidly in all other departments.
Going Up Tonight.
Knabenshue, the airship man, will
make nj ascension at sunset tonight,
the weather permitting. 1t looks at 2
o'clock as if he will be successful, as
the day is warm and still. Pains
great fireworks show is the big hit.
The last production will be given to-
morrow.
, 1908-09-09
DEEP ANXIETY FELT OVER SEC
TIoN WHERE FORESTS ARE
SURFING AND PEOPLE
ARE IN DANGER.
Conditions Today Thought to Have
Improved and Believed That Wind
Is Dying and Fires Burning Out
Walter Burned to Death and Sew.
eral Women Injured in Destruc-
ton of Cricket Club Buildings.


Duluth, Mimi, Sept. Sit was a
night of terror on the range n one OF
deep anxiety in Duluth, but today the
conditions appear to have changed for
the better. Last night nres threaten
ed half a dozen Of the larger towns on
the range. More han a thousand res
idents of Hibbing fought the flames all
night. This morning the reports are
that the town is safe.
Fire Engine on Cars.
A fire engine was held In readiness
here, loaded on . car. to rush to Hib-
bling whenever called for.
Towns Have Hard Flight.
Bovey AZ hard = Tight ~ Hibbing,
the ore fighters there being aided by
the residents Of Coleraine. At Aurora,
Nashwauk. Bull, Wrensali and Hev-
erat, smaller villages, similar condi-
lions obtained.
Fires Burning Out.
This morning the wind Is dying
down and the ares appear to be grad
ually burning themselves out. The
most dramatic incidents OF the entire
fire promise to develop around Grand
Marais-
The steamer Gopher, the United
, 1908-09-09
CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS POST
PONEp TO ALLOW SIDES TO
PREPARE TESTIMONY
TO PRESENT.
William Herbert Smith Appointed Ex-
amIner to Hear Evidence and De.
PENDANTS Intimate They VIII Apply
for Jury Trial in Case Explana-
tions Are Not Satisfactory to the
court-Political Talk.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 9.-In the
case of the contempt proceedings
against Samuel Gompers, John Mitch
ell and Frank Morrison of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, in connec-
ton with the Buck Stove and Range
company. today, Judge Gould of the
district supreme court decided to ap-
point an examiner to take testimony,
and William Herbert Smith was desig-
mated to perform that service.
Time for Preparation.
Thirty days vas given each side for
the purpose of taking testimony. The
answer of Gompers, Mitchell and Nor
rison to the contempt proceedings was
filed this morning.
May Ask Jury Trial.
The answer requests a jury trial In
case the explanations offered Of the
publications by the defendants in the
organ of the American Federation oil
Labor in disregard of the courts in
junction enjoining them from continu
ing the boycott Of the stove company
do not satisfy the court.
, 1908-09-09
TWO MEMBERS OF LOCAL PYTH-
IAN LODGE CHOSEN AMONG
OFFICERS OF THE GRAND
LODGE At LANDER.
Earle Carter a. Grand Vice Chancellor
and c. 8. Grsenbaum Reelected
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal
Mira. Allie Lee Elected Mistress
Of Records Of Pythian Sisters
Grand Temple at Lander.

- SkS~A8 -
Lander, Wyo., Sept. 9.-The grand
lodge Of Wyoming, Knights Of Pythias.
adjourned this morning, after one Of
the most successful meetings ever held
by the order in the state. The attend
ance was exceptionally large. every
oMcer being In place. There was a
splendid Entertainment BY the people
Of Lander, the members Of the grand
lodge, knights Of Pythias. and the
grand temple, Pythian Sisters, being
accorded every courtesy and made
more than welcome. The meeting will
be one long to be remembered.
VIII Celebrate Anniversary.
The movement OF Omaha lodge No.
%, grand domain Of Nebraska, for the
interstate celebration OF the fortieth
anniversary OF the planting of the or
der west of the Alleghenies at Omaha
this year was heartily approved, W. r.
Schnitger of Cheyenne, Harry Upton
of Cambria and E. A. Carter of Lar
annie being chosen as the committee to
have charge of the matter.
Officers for New Year.
The following officers were unani-
mously elected:
Grand Chancellor-Harry Upton of
Cambria.
Grand Vice Chancellor-E. A. Car
ter of Laramie.
| Grand Prelate-A. L. Putnam of
Newcastle.
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal
G. 8. Greenbaum Of Laramie.
Grand Master of the ExcheQuer-E.
| w. Stone of Cheyenne.
Grand Master at Arms-Wil Reid OF
Rawlins.
Grand Inner Guard-walter Oswald
of Lander.
Grand Outer Guard-James Bledsoe
of Cambria.
, 1908-09-09
FROM OVER
THE WORLD
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE OF ODD
FELLOWS WILL ATTRACT
CROWDS TO DENVER.
Wyoming Contingent Will Have Head
quarters at the oxford Hotel and
the First Regiment Band Of Colo
RADIO Has Been Secured to Lead
Delegation In Monster Parade.

The Sovereign grand lodge, indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, will
meet this year in Denver, and great
preparations have been made by the
Colorado Odd Fellows to entertain the
officers and representatives from all
over the world. The meeting will be
held in Ell Zebel temple, commencing
on Monday, September 81, and ending
on Saturday, the Goth.
Some Of the Events.
Saturday, the 18th, will occur the
official excursion over the Moffet road
to the summit of the Rockies. Sunday,
the goth, divine services will be held
in the Central Presbyterian church.
Monday, the 21st, welcoming exercises
at the Auditorium and formal opening
Of the sovereign grand lodge at FL
Zebel temple. Tuesday, the %, past
grand representatives reunion at the
Auditorium. Wednesday, the 23d,
grand parade at 2 o'clock p. m, when
many thousands Of members in their
regalia and the uniformed Patriarchs
Militant will participate.
wyoming Representatives.
The grand lodge of Wyoming, at its
last annual session, held at Lander, ap-
pointed a special committee, consist
ing Of R. A. Proctor and F. c. Poll,
grand representatives; Louis Miller,
grand secretary; Joseph Dillmann,
grand treasurer, and ]. F. Pierce, past
grand master, to arrange for the mem
bers of this jurisdiction to participate
in the celebration at Denver. The
committee has arranged for ~headquar-
tiers at the Oxford hotel. 1t has en-
gagged for the grand parade the First
Regiment band of Colorado and Sc
cured tally-ho transportation for the
ladies, and also has very handsome
badges for everybody that goes from
Wyoming.
Cheap Railroad Rates.
The railroad companies have grant
ed a round trip rate of n and one
third fares, tickets TO be sold on Sep
TENDER II to %, inclusive. Round
trip tickets must be used on the day
of sale to secure the advantage of this
reduced rate.
Everybody is invited to go. There
is something doing every day during
the week. Go to Denver and have a
good time and cur one of the hand
some badges.
, 1908-09-09
THE GOMP[RS CASE
BEFORE JUDGE COULD
votes out of SIT cast. The nomination
al then made unanimous.
Colorado Democratic Split,


Pueblo, Colo, Sept 9.-It was nearly
II o'clock when the democratic state
convention reassembled today. Two
reports on the Denver contest were
presented from the committee on Gre
dentials.
Majority Favored speer.
The majority favored seating the
Speer forces. The Hughes delega-
tons minority report, signed by thir-
delegations with half a vote for each
delegate and the appointment Of a
committee consisting of Speer, Dav-
oren, Hewitt, Heating, Bailey and Hill
lard, to organize the democracy of
Denver, and in case of its failure, to
agree upon the plan that Chief Justice
Steele be empowered to settle all diff
%ferences.
Two Delegations Seated.
The committee recommended the
seating of the Virgil and Seldomrydge
delegations, respectively, from Las
Animas and FL Paso counties. A mo-
ton vas carried declaring the Ell Paso
and Las Animas delegates entitled to
their seats.
Clayton In Opposition.
Senator Clayton made the first
speech in support Of the minority re-
port in the Denver contest, pleading
for a compromise. Former Governor
C. s. Thomas opened the debate in
favor Of the adoption of the majority
report.
, 1908-09-09
AeropIsne Records Smashed

Aeropiane Records Smashed.
Washington, D. c., Sept 9.-Anothel
record-breaking aeroplane fight was
made by Orville Wright at Fort Myei
today. He rose easily in the air and
travelled with perfect control. He cir
cled above the parade ground fifty
eight times, was in the air 81 minutes
81 seconds, his speed approximating
t~hirty-six or ~thirty-eight miles an hour
This, it is stated, will smash all pre-
vious aeroplane records.
Doubled Best Record.
BY his wonderful flight at Fort Myer
today, Orville Wright practically
doubled the best official record ever
made by heavier than an air machine.
1t was only last Sunday that Leon De-
president OF the Aviation
club of France, established a new
worlds record by remaining in the air
minutes and ffty-four sec
onds. The maximum height reached
by Wright today was $50 feet.
Could Have stayed Hour.
Wright said he would have remained
in the air a full hour had he realized
he was 80 close to establishing the rec
ord of an hours flight
, 1908-09-09
RATTLEsNAkE UNDER
THE FRONT PORCH.

One day last week while Jim Storm.
jr., and family were away, Sarah
Storm and Edna Holmes rode up to
the house and discovered a rattlesnake
under the front step. rays the New
Haven correspondent Of the Hulett
Globe. It was rather dangerous getting
to the reptile, but by some maneuver-
ing they succeeded in extinguishing
the life Of the snake. The girls do
serve . long credit mark for this.
, 1908-09-09
4 NIGHT Of terrier r.
IN MINNESOTA FIRE

States gunboat, carrying fifty mem
|-bers Of the naval militia, left last
night for Grand Marais to rescue the
settlers along the north shore. The
village is entirely cut OF from means
Of communication. and 1t will be two
to four hours. at least, before anything
is heard from the rescuers.
People nemmed In.
The passengers on the last boat out
reported the IRE rushing toward the
lake and gradually nemming the 600
inhabitants Of Grand Marais. mostly
fishermen, Indians and settlers along
the shore.
Meeting Immediate Relief.
The Duluth relief fund has passed
the $4,000 mark and all the immediate
needs of the sufferers have been met.
, 1908-09-09
HAS TENT READY.
President Preparing for His Hunting
Trip to Africa.

New York, Sept. s.-New Workers
who have visited Oyster Bay during
the past few days and who went to
Sycamore Hill on the chance OF get
ting q look at the president bring back
stories Of a peculiar looking tent which
stands on the lawn not far from the
house. It is the tent which President
Roosevelt will take to Africa with him
next spring and s 1t In his stay
there while hunting big game.
, 1908-09-09
CITY TREASURER GETS
REPLY APPROPRIATE,

A few days ago City Treasurer Fitch
mailed postal cards to all who owe
taxes notifying them of the amount Of
the taxes assessed against them.
Among the others vas a card to a
lady o living at Albert Lea, Mimi,
and who still owns property here. Mr..
Fitch forgot to fill in the blank for the
amount Of the taxes and the lady this
morning SEN him a very polite letter
of thanks, enclosing the card and ask
ing Mr.. Fitch to send her a receipt
in full. Included Ill the letter was a
blank check, and now Mayor Spalding
and Vice President Crumrine Of the
Albany County National bank are won
dering what sort of a receipt the lady
will get and how much tax the city
will get and how the treasurer will
get out of the fix.
, 1908-09-09
walter Burned 70 Death.

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 9.-Thomas
McHenry, a waiter, was burned to
death in his bed, two ome were
seriously burned and several others
were more or less badly injured in a
fire that destroyed the mems and wo-
mems buildings of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club at Chestnut hill. a sub
urb, this morning. The women saved
themselves by dropping from the win
dows thirty feet to the ground. The
fire caused a damage estimated at
$4,000.
, 1908-09-09
HORSES FOR
THE RACES
FIRST CONTINGENT EXPECTED
TOMORROW TO BEGIN TRAIN
ING FOR FAIR PROGRAM.
Seventeen Looked for from Other
cltIss, In Addition to Local Horses
In speed Rings and For the Wild
West and North Park shows-
Track In Excellent Shape.

Activity in the horse way is begin,
ming to liven up at the fair grounds, In
anticipation Of the races, which will be-
gin a week from today, at the first
session Of the sixth annual fair Of the
Albany County and Inter-Mountain
Fair association. The track 10 In ex-
cellent condition, the rain last night
settling the dust and placing the raod-
way in at shape for the working out OF
the animals. Among the horsemen
who will have horses at the races are
J. L. Gray, Gam Webster and Russell
& Hughes Of Fort Collins. w. H. Gran
dali of Loveland, Brewington Bros. of
Eaton and w. c. Ramsey Of Greeley.
Some Of the horses belonging to these
strings are expected tomorrow, when
the work on the track will begin in
order to get the horses used to the
track for the races. The list includes
Simon Guggenheim." Greeley HAL"
"Hubbett." Hal Camp" 'Efiro."
Teddy Weaver" 'Noontide." Sab
bath Day" Condor" Tom Freel."
"Gipsy B." Teddy G~oodenough,"
Missouri Belle" Judge Hearst"
Lulu McHenry.' ~. p. Thorne" and
The Bobbit."
Many Local Horses.
This list. Of course, is IN addition to
the horses owned here and which will
compete with these on the track, and
the countless horses that will be USED
In the pony races, the Wild West show,
the cowpony ace and the race for
North park horses exclu~ively. Score
tary Kuster says the ace program has
never been better than this year and
that the track has seldom been In bet.
ter shape q week before the races be-
gin. The first arrivals will attract a
good deal OF attention. and from now
on until the beginning Of the fair
some fast workouts are expected to
add interest to the coming program.
osttlns Ready for Fair.
The indications now are that the
whole fair will be better than usual
me rain Of this morning has settled
tne dust and the moving Of displays o.
various kinds to the fair will be helped
by the improved condition Of the roads
II Is expected that everything will b
wel In shape by wednesday noon
when the gates WIN be thrown open Il
the pubic.
, 1908-09-09
LARAMIE, WYOMING, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9. 1908.
GERMAN TOURING
COUNTRY ON WHEEL.

COUNTRY ON W6E6l.
tert Hellmich, a member Of an
10 club 1t Berlin. Germany.
passed through Laramie today on his
way to San Francisco. Mr.. Eellmich
IL riding . bicycle Of German manu-
facture and must cover the distance
from New York to Paris in eighty days.
He started without a cent, is not beg
ging and must earn his way as he
goes. II he is successful in his at
tempt he will receive 1880 reward.
The trip is the result Of a freak bet
upon the part Of two German million
aires. At each city where he stops he
gets the signature Of some newspaper
man or prominent Official of the city
and orders copies of the paper sent to
the interested parties in Germany. He
follows the Union Pacific railroad west
from here till he reaches Ogden, Utah.
, 1908-09-09
Illinois Republicans.

Springfield, Ill, Sept. 9.-The repub-
licans Of Illinois met here today In
state convention and nominated four
trustees of the University Of Illinois
and presidential electors and adopted a
platform. Speaker Cannon was chosen
as chairman. In q speech he urged
that all differences be forgotten and
that there be unity and harmony all
along the fne. =-T
, 1908-09-09

Shooting ARRAY Between offeers and
Alleged Burglar.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. Sin a des-
perate shooting affair with two bur-
glars at Ninth and Grand avenue at 10
o'clock today. Captain Walter Auble OF
the city police was shot three times
and probably fatally wounded. One Of
the two alleged burglars. Fred Horn
Ing, a chauffeur. was locked up, but
the man who did the shooting, Carl
Sutherland. . waiter. escaped. Aubie
was at one time chief Of police.