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A FATALIsT.
CHarper's WeeklyD

A colored divine in the south recently
1 told Booker Washington of what, in his
opinion, was the most extraordinary
wedding ceremony he had ever wit
messed or, indeed, Of which he had ever
heard.
Have you no Witnesses" asked the
officiating minister of a couple of ne
| groes who had presented themselves for
the performance of the marriage cere-
mony.
Both replied that they had not. ex-
| pressing surprise that this fOrmaIty
was necessary.
asked the bride of the prospective
groom, who, as well as herself. was a
| stranger in those parts.
I'll go an look around an see" said
the man.
AN right, jim" said the woman.
you go an I'll wait heah till yo gifts
back"
Jim then set out as desired. and. after
d long while, returned with two young
colOred women, one of whom was con-
siderably younger than the bride-tO-be.
The parties were then properly dis
posed and the clergyman was about to
proceed with the ceremony, when sud
denly the groom exclaimed;
Jest a minute, minister"
What is it nOw?" asked the minister
I was ies' gOin' 10 say dat, eff it's
| jest de same 10 you, I'd rather have that
one" continued the man, with a gesture
toward the young witness.
That's a remarkable decision to make
at this stage of the proceedings" re-
turned the minister, amazed. isn't it
a little late to talk OF such a thing
nOW?"
Dat so. minister queTied the man.
with a note of disappointment in his
voice Then, after a moments pause
he added, resignedly:
ooh, well, I s'pose yo' might as well
go on wild de ceremony
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TSETSE FLY NOT so BAD.
Sleeping Sickness Carried by the In
sect Only incidentally.

New York, July 1.-THE tsetse fly, the
insect that jumped from scientific OBJ
security TO public notice on the eve of
Theodore Roosevelt's departure for At
rica, received a certificate of character
today at the Rockefeller Institute DIT.
3 b Msltzer. one Of the affiliated spe-
Cialists, announces that the dreaded sleep-
ing sickness is carried by the tsetse tiv
only incidentally. as the common house
fly may carry typhoid. His bite is not
venomous, says the physician while the
real offender is the only disease germ
known to have the power OF locomotfon-
the trypanOsum.
Since the seeping sickness first made
its appearance in Uganda in 1901, 10000
have died by it in one district alone. and
its toll from the Congo has been almost
unbelievably heavy
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

Automobile Exchange. 60 Postof1ce
Place
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INJURY PROVED EArAL.


Rock Springs. Wyo.. July 1.-THE en-
TIRE comm unity is ETieved over the death
or John Lee this morning at $50. He
never recovered consciousness after the
accident Thursday evening DIT Pinker-
Ton or salt Lake was called here for con
sultauon and arrived about the time of
Lees death. His parents and two sis
leTS are here. Funeral Tuesday from the
Episcopal church Lee was horn lad
Amy. WyO., tWenty-one years ago. and
had lived IN Rock Springs eighteen years.
he was "a clerk In the First National bank
Iol several years and showed exceptional
ability. lie was the eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs w. *. Lee of Cheyenne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-12
ELY HAS FORFEIT MONEY UP
Tex Hall Gets Bank to Open Doors on
Sunday to Transact
Business

Ely, New, July lick Hall. who is
promoting the fight between Stanley
Ketchel and Sam Langford, which is to
take place in this camp Sept. 6. posted a
forfeit of s2,50 with a local bank today
Learning upon his arrival from San
Francisco last night that clubs in this
and other cities were after the fight and
were making capital of the fact that no
forfeit had been posted here Hall today
prevailed upon the bank to open its doors
In order that he might deposit the money.
The other $4,000 of the purse is to be
posted with the bank on Aug 6.
Hall is making all preparations for the
bout 10 take place here.
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Yesterdays
Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, July n.-Krause today pitched
MS tenth successive victory, missing a
shutOut through an error in the second
inning. Score; r. II. f.
DeIrOIt -..--- '---..-..-'.-.--.-... 8
Philadelphia ...... .....-......... IA 3
Batteries-Mullin, Killian and Stanage,
Brekendorf; Krause and Thomas.
Chicago. July u.-Chicago defeated
Boston today, to O. Score: r. H L.
Chicago ...... -...........-....... o
Boston .---.. ..---..----..-..--..
Batteries Burns and owens; Steele,
Burchel and DOnOhue.
st. Louis, July list. Louis and New
York played two games today. Scores:
First game r. Fl. E.
St. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 20 o
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 /
Batteries-Pelty. Powell and Criger,
stephens; Broekett, Quinn and Kleinow,
Blair.
Second game R. H. L.
St. Louis .......................... /
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O . >
Batteries-Dineen and Stephens; Hughes
and Sweeney.
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The fly has always been a pest,
That loved to scale the hairless dome
At ev'Ty feast. unwelCOme guest
with soup as an especial quest.
In butter, quite at home.
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PAYSON CHAMPS
BEAT REPUBLICANS
Csupeciai to The HeraId)

Payson. July 1.-THE Payson champions
again defeated the Salt Lake Republi-
cans by a score of 10 to g. finishing the
twelve games without a defeat. The fea-
ture of the game today was a home run
by GRAY. when he boosted the ball over
the high board fence in the left field
The Republicans found trouble in hitting
the ball at the right time. but their
pitcher was at the mercy of the PaysOn
team at all times. After the first inning,
when the score vas 1 to 0 in favor of
Salt Lake, there was no doubt as to the
outcome
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis.-M 3; Mil
waukee, !.
~ napoiiS.-Indianapo 0; To-
ledo, 3.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2; Columbus, L.
At St Paul-First game. St. Paul .:
Kansas City, Q. Second game: St. Paul,
3; Kansas City, o. Called at end of sew
enth; darkness.
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IDLEWILp Z eARRINeToNs 6.

The Idiewtld team won their hoodoO
game yesterday by beating the Barring
CON Halls by a score Of Z to e. The teams
we're tied in the third and fifth innings
The feature was the home run of Nay
Dor iD The seventh. This is thirteen
straight for the Idlewild team The bat
ferries: For Idlewild Dagget and Sperryi
t0r Baringtons Poulton and Gardner.
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T7 55s:;5 HERALD SPORTING NEWS
BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
COAST LEAGUE.

Sacramento, Cal, July 1.-THE Los An
geles team made victory sure by batting
Baum out Of the box, the first time Sac
ramento fans can remember. In the sew
enth Los Angeles scored five runs on six
hits. Score: r. II. E.
Los Angeles ......''.'''''..''.... Il
Batteries-Nagle and Orendorff; Baum.
Brown and Byrnes, Graham.
San Francisco. July 1l.-San Francisco
shut out Oakland today by taking both
games, the morning by a score of Z TO 5
and the afternoon to 2 Oakland's de-
feat in the morning was due to the Wild
ness of BOiCe, who allowed the locals five
runs and seven hits in the eight innings
he pitched. In the afternoon event San
Francisco played IN errorless game and
Eastley held the visitors down to three
scattered hits. Scores:
Morning game r. II. E
San Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /
Oakland ...... ...............-.... 10 !
Batteries-HenIey. Browning and VII
liams; Boice, Nelson and La Longe.
Afternoon game r. II. F.
san Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q
Batteries-Eastley and Berry; Wigs
and Lewis,
Los Angeles, Cal, July u-Aside from
the fact that Portland won both games
with ease, the only other features of to-
days dOuble-header were JOhnson's home
run in the first game, showing in two run
ners ahead Of him, and Demands bat
ting. Scores:
Morning game r. H. E
Vernon ...... ..................... 8 2
Portland ...... ................... II @
Batteries-Raleigh and Hogan; Hark-
ness and Arm bruster.
Afternoon game r. H. z.
vernon ...... '-'..-.'.''...'...-..
Portland ..-... ----.--.-..........
F2atferiee-Soha far and Evfolre1. C,,rgo,,
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AN ENGLISH VIEW.


The American see the number Of
telephones in the whole world is esti-
mated al 9.5OQ.O00 of which 100000 are
said to be in use in America and 100000
in Europe.
The Englishman-WeH, that only proves
what I've always said; you Americans
talk too much.
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RESULTS IN PARIS.

Paris, July 1l.-At the Auteunl course
today Thomas HitchcOcks BayOnet won
the Prix DE- Ia Porte MaiNOt, a selling
steeplechase at two and half miles. J.
z. Widener's Mr. Mccain won the PTix
de France, an international steeplechase
handicap at two miles and five furlOngs.
The latter stake was valued at $4,000.
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INTEREST IN ELECTION.
Park City viii Choose Complete
School Board.


Park City July 1.-THE annual cleo
uon for school trustee for the coming
ear is giving promise of being an ex-
ceedlngly exciting affair. and the usual
interest Is augmented by The fact that
from various causes. death and the moe
ing away Of the inCumbents. there viii
oe a complete board elected. Various
names Of citizens have been suggested,
ana other candidates are in the hands OF
theiF friends. In the past there have
peen many good man on the board. and
again mistakes have been made. owing
70 the present conditions. il is hoped that
Jle election Will be conducted with a view
oL electng the very best men for the
oIuce In order that the schools of the
toWh may be carried ahead on the same
nigh standard maintained i'm recent vears.
A new nigh school building is soreiv
Eeeded here. ard il Is anticipated that
tnls item will be a big factor I'm the cam
palgn planks of the various candidates.
we progressive element having already
expressed itself as uniformly In favor OF
the new building
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NEW CABLE LINE.

ST. Johns, y. F.. July 1.-THE work Of
laying a cable connecting New York and
st. Johns direct viii be begun this week.
The new cable viii be connected with
one of the transatlantic cables which
now land at Flemish Cap and will form
the first direct cable line between Europe
and New York by way Of Newfoundland.
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Paeific IsIanders, Renninn

JON the crowd at Lagoon July Il
1'eale5t program ever arranged for a
reunion. Salt Lake Route will operate
special trains from Nephi. leaving there
at a. H., also from Tintic district
!sa}ing Silver City at $50 a. m. Special
trip i0Ui4u
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MILLIONS NEEDED.

Washington. July 1.-Forty-eight mill
lion dollars will be needed by the isthmi-
an canal commission to carry on the work
of digging the Panama canal during the
fiscal year 1911. according 10 estimates
which have been received by Secretary of
the Treasury MacVeagh. The apprOpria-
ton for the current year was S33 63S. 900.
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Afraid OF THE TARIFF.

Seattle, Wash. July u.-Tea imports
through this port are breaking all rec
O1ds. the rush being due to d fear Of hos
tile legislation For the six months end
ing June 80 tea imports were 4,212.g0
pounds, compared with 3G6000 pounds i'm
the 81 me nerind of 1gnR
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WRECK IN TEXAS

= FL Paso. Texas. July 1.-THE =
y through passenger train on the South =
= ern Pacific westbound (No. %, went =
Z into the ditch 100 miles east of here =
y at 10 O'Clock. Five coaches are in ;
= the ditch =
y Many persons are reported injured. ,
%%%$%%%~&%%%A%%@$%%T%% 49,
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Mrs. winsIow,s Soothing Syrup

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS It SOOTHES the CHILD.
SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all
PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's SOOth-
ing Syrup. and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. GUARAN-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT, June 30, 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
1olS.
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sINaHAM 4, WAeENERs 2.

The Bingham Commercial club defeated
te Wagner brewery team at Bingham
Yesterday by a score of 4 to ,. The fea-
ura was the pitching of Jensen, who
struck ont twelve men. The batteries:
EQT Bingham. Jensen and Burke; for
Magele-s. LoLnson and Hons.
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coPPERs DEFEAT O S. |

The Utah Copners defeated the o. S. l.
Team Yesterday 10y d score of 9 to I. and
ne winners are now out with a challenge
% play any good amateur team in the
sla-e singleton and Young were the
battery Tor the Copper team, and Ahern
and ohultz acted for the O. S. L.
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EARGos 22. VIcToRs 2.

The Wells-FargO team defeated the Vic
tors yesterday by a score of % to 2 The
battery for the Fargo team was Book
and Williams and for the VictOrs, Slater
and ArchbOld.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

St. Joseph, July 11.-score: R. H. E.
Lincoln -.---. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II !
Batteries-Nagle and Sullivan; Swift
and Mite.
Des MOines, July 1.-Score: r. H. E.
Des MONIES Observation-Disclosures. 10 8
Topeka .-..-. Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-BiersdOrfer and herner;
Wright and Kerns.
Sioux City, July n.-ScOre; R. H. Z.
Sioux CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u 5
Denver .----..--.-..........
Batteries-Chabek, Freeman and
Towne; BOhannon, Adams and Thompson.
Omaha. July u.-Scores:
First game R. H. Z.
OInana .----- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ Z
Wichita .-..-. ...............-....
Batteries-Lower and Gonding; Clark
and Pennel
Second game r. II. z.
OllldIid ..---. s.s-ss.s.s-. - IL .
Wichita -.---- Observation-Disclosures .
Batteries Kelley and Cadman; Plymp-
ton and Roberts.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT AT GENOA.

Genoa. July u.-After q stormy pas
sage. the steamer Cretic, with Mrs TheO-
dOre Roosevelt and her three children on
board, arrived at 10 O'Clock this evening
from Naples. The party remained aboard
the steamer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-12

(St Louis GlObe-DemOCTdt)
Il dined with W. K. Vanderbilt ir, on
his return from Monte Carlo, at the Cafe
de Paris" said d California millionaire
Mr.. Vanderbilt declared that there was
one sure way to get rich by gambling at
Monte Carlo. That was to build a sec
ond casino and run II on the present ca
sinO's lines. He said that in roulette play
ing the chances against you were quite
unfair You we're in the hopeless posi-
ton of the man who made the brandy bet.
This man was met by a friend, who
said.
What makes you look so blue?'
Finn the man answered, has bet
me a ten-spOt tina, he can drink a quart
of brandy a day without staggering
" And YOU look blue! Why cried the
friend. why. man, you've got a dead Ger
tainty Finns bound to lose He can't
take two drinks without staggering scan
dalously.'
But the duffer.' replied the other,
has taken the bottle to bed with him. "
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,
Automobile Exchange. 90 Postof1ce
Place
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Heavy EARTH SHOCKS.

Sydney, Australia, July u.-SeVere
earth shocks occurred recently at Neu-
pommern, formerly New Britain, in the
Bismarck archipelago No fatalities are
reported.
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A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION RATES
VLa oreg0n short Line 3. 3.

t9svy from Salt Lake to Seattle and
I17'-IL' on sale daily, commencing June
w.. ASK agents for further particulars
~''s ticket Office 2o1 Main street.
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FORMER PRESIDENT IL.

bosota- July 1L-Don Miguel Antonio
gaI5 former president Of Colombia, is
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RESPECT FOR LADIES.

t1 Onkers StateSman.)
BaCon-A woman vino wants to VOTE is
called suffragette, il she not?
EgbeTt-Weu. yes. that's what she's
called if there are ladies present.
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occIDENTALs ?, REPUBLICANS 2
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

The Occidentals defeated the Republi-
cans at Walkers field yesterday by a
score of to >
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LOWRY-In this city, July II, 1903. Will
liam b. Lowry, ia his fifty-ninth year
Notice Of funeral later
Chicago and Philadelphia papers please
copy
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished 5-room
modern cottage. Phone SIX. No. z
Wayne avenue.
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/. o. 0. r.
Midsummer Excursion to LAGOS
July is.

Special trains via Salt Lake Route
from Tintic district and Nephi. See
nearest committee for program Of sports
and entertainments. Special trains re-
turning.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Portland. Ore, july 11.-Score:
Seattle ---.-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
BOrlldnu .----- ----s..-..-.-s-. D D
Batteries-Anderson and Shea; Pin
nance and Fourier.
Seattle. Wash. July 11.-Score:
r. H. E.
Aberdeen 49,. .................. 6 10 .
Batteries-Engle and Sugden; Pernoll
and O'BTien.
Spokane, Wash, July u.-ScOre:
First game r. II. Z.
Tacoma ...... .............s.s....
Spokane 900. .....s.............. Z L
Batteries-Baker and Pierce; Holm and
Ostdiek
Second game r. II. Z.
Tacoma ...... Observation-Disclosures
SPOKANE ...-.-.----.... Q
misunderstanding and Pierce; Wright
and Spencer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-12

Swimming day for boys Monday at
Wandamere. PO0I free
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MONTANA STATE LEAGUEI

Butte, July 11.-ScOTes:
First game K. h. E
Butte ...-.. .....-.-----.'.-...--.. II 10
BOzeman -.-..- -.-------.-....-.- Ii
Batteries-WOOds and Petrie; Marshall
and Whaling.
Second game R. H E
Bozeman --.-.. -.-.-.-.'..---.--.
bNllC
Batteries-Annis and Whaling; Fender
and PetTie.
Umpire-Kelly.
Helena, Mont, July u--Score:
R II. E
Helena .....- srs......s'ss.s.s'.''
BatteTies-J. Thomas and c. Thomas
Buckets and Mcintosh.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Exhibition Game.

Atlantic City. n. J.. July n-Seore:
r. II. Z.
Chicago Nationals ..............2 9
Atlantic CITY Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-Ragon and Needham; Wick
ers and O'Connor
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s. u, snip .Lev5athan" at Saltair. daily
'a' To $3.50. It's a treat.
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We Are Just as FuSSy
as Pussy Can Be

of our store service is irreproachable.
We employ only the best Of statesmen
and watch every little detail and see
that perfect service is accorded each
and every one.
This rule applies first, last and al
ways. In our great removal sale We
have increased our selling force and are
giving the best of service and the
greatest Of savings. Folks seem TO sD-
preciate this kind Of treatment. for as
the sale progresses interest increases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-12
NEW WAY TO WIN A BET.

Automobile Exchange, 60 Postoffice
Place.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21

many were injured by flying glass.
The robbery took place at Co..
bert while the train crew was busy
switching. The mask;d bandits
appeared in the cab of the engine
and commanded the engineer at
the point of a revolver to sui rend-
er the train
The train was then taken a few
miles out OF town and the engineer
and fireman told to leave the cab.
In the meantime two men had gone
to the mail car and demanded adj
mittance. Benz. F. Stumpf, the
clerk opened the door and the rob
bers took possession of the car.
AS soon as he saw that a hold-up
was the intention Of the men, Con-
ductor c. L. Robertson ordered m Il
to guard the train in from and be-
hind to avoid a collision and also
ordered that a telephone wire be
cut to get in communication with
Spokane. A third member of the
crew was sent to the station It CO..
bert with the news.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Several Farm Sales.

John H. Mcclure, the Sweet
Springs real estate man, reports
the sale on May 10 OF a 26O-acre
farm two miles north OF Mt. Leon
ard belonging to C. X. Smith to
Henry c. LANCE, of Sweet Springs,
for $22,1OO. MI. Smith bought o.
Mr.. LANCE 143 acres. 4 miles south
west of Sweet Springs for $3.50.
He also sold on Tuesday OF this
week rs ere just north OF Sweet
Springs for Mr.. Smith to Katie
Morrison for $975O. Mr.. Smith pur
chased of Mrs. Morrison 11S acres
two miles northwest OF Houstonia
for $1,000. II would keep a map
maker busy TO watch thc Smith
Mcguire deals!
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Got $4,000 from Train.

Spokane, Wash, May 17.-Spur-
red on by rewards aggregating $50
600, a posse aided by the entire de-
tective force of the Great Northern
Railways searched all night for
trace OF the bandits VINO held UP
and robbed the Great Northern
train between Colbert and Mead
early Sunday and then sent the
engine and mail car back at full
full speed to wreck the passenger
but without success.
Clew after clew was run down
only to be found false, and today
all hands are without anything de-
finite to work on.
The report that "Red" MacDon-
aid, notorious as a train robber,
but who has been believed to be
dead several years, headed the
gang is not generally credited. 1t
was given to a Great Northern de-
tective by T. N. Wilson of Spokane
who declares he saw Macdonald in
Spokane yesterday and that he was
intoxicated. IL is believed Wilson
was mistaken in his identiiicat-
ton .
The railroad officers and mail in
spectors are trying hard to deter
mine the amount OF money the
robbers got
1T is generally conceded that
there was upward OF 2 10000. Until
the mail is checked up the correct
amount will not be known.
II is believed the robbers man
aged to reach Spokane and are con
cealed
After detaching the engine and
mail a the robbers took them
down the track quite a distance
They rifled the registered mail and
! then sent the engine and its single
coach swiftly back to collide with
the remainder OF the train
The train crew saw the engine
and car approaching at about twer
ty-five miles an hour and feared
that a collision would prove disas-
trous to the passengers. The,
tried to stop the onrushing a By
piling ties on ths track, but the
engine and car passed owe tbs
the timbers and bumped heavil,
against the train,
The passengers were throw
from their seats by the impact ant
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Odd Fellows in Springfield

Springfield, NO., May IT, The
vanguard OF the Odd Fellows
grand lodge and the assembly OF
Rebekahs arrived here tonight
end win begin a three days. meet
ing tomorrow. Five hundred came
tonight and 1900 r expected to-
morrow, Tho banquet that will
be served the grand lodge repre-
sentatives win consist OF Ozark
country Strawberries prepared in
as many different ways as possible.