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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
AIabama at Departmenta.

washington, July 4.-(SpeciaI: l-- Rural carriers appointed: Duncanville, Route No. 2, William c. Farmer caP- Tier, Fred P. Farmer substitute; Hol- lywood route. Ne I John H; ;t,,ar Stuart
 Patents issued. R. e. Bullard. Btr- mingham, railway tie: E. ". Jones ,opeiika, cutter; A. Moritz Montgom- cry, car coupling; R. W. Southerlandi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Examining Miners |.

Birmingham. July 14.-(Special.)- Twenty-one men are standing examin- ation before the State Mining Board for frst-class mine foremen certifi- cates, and nine are after the second class certificates. The examination be- gan today and will continue three days, a number of questions to be answered by the applicants during the examina- tions. Tie mining laws of the State are being enforced as much as possi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
COURT MEANS BUSINESS.
xf Wives Have Husbands Arrested,
 Must Prosecute.

New Orleans. July 14-You mustn't make 6 complaint against your hus- band unless you really want him to go to prison. Such Is the dictate of Re- corder Charles Gauthreaux. as announc. cd here yesterday. when a wife refused to prosecute her husband. after prefer ring an affidavit of assault against him.
 Tn the future. when woman asks the police to arrest her husband and then refuses to give testimony against him I intend to fine her for contempt Recorder oauthreaux said. A few days ago he sentenced a man to two days in prison for refusing to prosecute his son n-in-law whom he had declared had assaulted him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
STATE BEGINS REBUT'rAn-
wife ss Bey.,i.a Dsnis. Dsas maa Hu

\ -fN1T q, tina1&ssed Hzex.s rofssa axgv.
 Detroit, Mich. July 14.--The prosecu- ton began its rebuttal today in the trial of pr. c. K. Boyajian for killing his nephew Hartoon Costanian.
 Mrs. Boyjanian, the defendants' wife in answer to e number of questions said that if she had ever told any one that her husband choked her until she had confessed her relations with Gosta- nian such statement was false.
 Detective Laliy testified that while pr. Boyajian was in his cell after the shooting he inquired for Gostanian. He was told that the young man was be- ing operated upon said tell Dr. Wal ker to let him die"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
rAKAHrRA NOT coMINGs
Reported That Jspanese Anhsssaass
 WiH Net HesDru.

Tokio, July 14--Tt is confdentiy whis- pered here in we'll informed circles that to his post at Washington He prob ably will bs succeeded by K. Uchida. at present representing the Japanese gov ernment at vienna. As yet Uchida's successor is unknown. but he prob sbly will be Bobuaki Maikino, the for nrer Minister of Education who was one prominently mentioned for the London post
 It is reported that Uc1Aida is com- manding the exceptional confidence of the authorities both here and at vaen- na. The remarkable consideration which was shown to him by Vienna au- thorities during the Balkan complies tiona proved the cause of the suspicion culminating in the false report of a Spanish Austrian impeachment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
FOLLOW "BwANo rUMDo."
Two Richmond sportsmen WiIl Pene'
 tRate African JunKles.

tRUIe AErhDWu JWWDdUUs
 Richmond. Va, July 1+.-Hot on the trail of Col. Roosevelt. two ardent richmond sportsmen will soon pene- trate into "Darkest Africa armed and equipped almost as elaborateiy as former President Roosevelt himself when he began his voyage Charles J. Ryan and James T. Sloan, who sail from New York next Tuesday. Ii is said their arms and ammunition rep- resent an outlay of about S6,oo0.
 Though the relief of RooRavelt is neither contemplated by the Richmond sportsmen, nor regarded as necessary by them. yet they purpose following
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Set Dogs On Hogs.

Huntsviile, July 14.--(spsCiai.)-- Charged with setting a pack of savage dogs on several hogs belonging to Charles Robinson at Meridianville. Hermand Douglass. Alonao Dougiass and Willie Connally, negroeA were lodged in Jail last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

to their cells for . period of twenty. four hours. The governor of the ian has ordered that the women be brought before the visiting magistrates on charges of defying the prison rules. breaking the windows of their. cells.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
COTTON REGION nUrLErrx.
"''sA'' Gss:s.:.:.. s:ss.. ,,, E. .s. x... n-S

N.~ Meneaay, snly ia, fsss. persssr. ssns zee July ls.-lThs mean tsm- ,S. ,S ss dssrees over the wssssrn partsa. ss cs oysr en sha rssion. aud from gs to 60 dsxr~ss aysra@eS ssn portion. The tsmpsrsturs nors,cns oeorgis. Florida and the ssster8 xresss.t 2. Alabama and Tsnnsssse. Ths - asnclsncy in temperature wa < ~ shs over eastern Nerth carolinn n,S Okiaho,,. sxcess was to desrees sever
 noma and northwsstern Arkansss TSs
 smnm eemperature af reeuiar Ws.,snas srn por,,aa mss go to st deErees over the s east dewrse. n slanh oh ,hs cotton region. ss to ss srn T' TsIss' over Oklahoma ana nSrshwsst.
 Dry weather prevailed aur,rs ,h .-.- sta .ns western portion of ths cottcr rs s.s. sso. sno prsoipitation was general evrr ss. cssasa two inches over portion. as sn,..s sa. Tna Tsnnnn Georgia. Florida. Alabama and fcil at 9.,s Msre than fivs inches Of rain ''es ihehes at few other stations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
NEGRO GETS FREEDoM.
Alleged Murderer st Iahertx Az

nscA LAfigati0n.
 cunningham, July l4.--(SpeciaI. l-
 eston Vines. . young negro who is nasr with the murder of another burb of the city, some years h..s sa gay took out habeas corpus befora suase ferGuson in the City Court. and ~a. siven his freedom on his own re- new warrant was gotten out h. LoIs Judge Abernathy, charging mur. s.,, out upon hearing the facrs of the s corpus The Judge decided that I'd sa. 70 ynrisdiction and gave notice T. e snenns omcs to rslsase the nm. sa nesro has been in Jan tbronrh thres grand 1uries,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
.paiey called out on foul bunt.

Score by innings: "A. Montgomery ...''..'''''' 0o, o10- A IsumInary--struck out. by Guese, l; Fischer, 3. Base on balls Guese, 3; Fischer, 5. saerifce hits Daley. Pope: errors, Atlanta, l. Double plays, Rock enfiald to Pope to Greminger, l; Walker to Jordan to Rohn, l. Left on bases, game. i:0S. Umpires. Carpenter and Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
FIRE rHRnArnxs cAPgTsa..
Librarian Discovers DAse aAa 0ave
 Historical BuuAfaG.

Historical BuuAang.
 Frankfort, Ky. July l4--Whi1e work ing at hts desk in the f3tate Capitol building late last night, state Lbrar- ian Frank Kavanaugh discovered frs in the room in which he waS at work |. He called for assistance and the fire was put after slight damage had been done.
 The State Capitol buiitiing is the old- est State Capitol in the West, hay ing been built in 1928. Tn the build- ing are magnificent pain1tfngs. statutes. records of the Court of Appeals. much of which could not have been replaced had the building been destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
HART IS EFFECTIVE
COULD NOT SOLVE HIS
 DELIVERY.
Cecssh Did Unexpected. h Ninth, Throwing Hess's Hit to Third, Catching Lindsay and
 Ending Game.

Little Rock. Ark. July 14.-New or leans could not hit Kart effectively un- til the ninth inning today. Then. with first and two out, Hess was sent in to bat for Maxwell and singled to right. Cocash did tSe unexpected by throwing to third. catching Lindsay and ending the game, aitho1gh Moran ruled that Huelsman'g run counted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ninth Inninm RalIx,

Boston, July l4.-Todays game was hotly contested up to the ninth in. winning easily, 8 to 2. Tucker was Chicago. .ooo 200 o15-S 10 Boston. .. =. 900 GOO 2o0-2 [ 6
 Batteries-Brown and Archer; Tuckey. Moore and Graham. Time, 1:55. Empires, Kane and Klem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
CorhciI of Women Nqeet.

Seattle Wash, July 14--The sixth trieunials convention of the National Council ci Women met today at the Alaska Yu lon-Pacific Exposition. Mrs. Mary wgol Swift of Los Angeles, na- tional prbsldent presided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Weut Twelve InnInRs.

Cleveland July 14-Cleveland again de- feated Philadelphia fin an extra inning game. winning to B. in twelve innings. The winning run was scored on YounE's single and Turner's triple. The game was featur- cd by brilliant fielding. Perring. Baker and Murphy excelling.
 cleTsIand =. ..oso 900 900 Ooo1--i 10 , Philadelphia o2o oof 900 e0o-S l and Thomas. Time 2;ss. Umpries Esan and connolly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
lran HVnmnn In CaIln.

London, July iA--The suffFagettes In Holloway jail who have been making trouble for the prison authorities by refusing to comply with the prison regulations have been ordered confined
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
nIrs. benson Dead.

Huntsville, July 14.-tspecial.)--Mrs. Beuiah Benson. a young widow of this city, died last night at her home on Church street. She had been i'll several Huntland. Tenn. for interment Mrs. Benson was 23 years old and leaves two little sons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
pItahurR Wina Easilx.

Brooklyn, July 14.--Pittsburg made 1t two straights beating Brooklyn easily today. Phillips did not issue pass and received perfect support. The fielding behind huck- CT was wobbly and his passes were costly.
 Score:
 Score: H. As G. Brooklyn . . .000 200 000-2
 Batteries--Philippi and Gibson; Rucker and Bergen and Marshall Time 1885. Um- pire O'pay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Bill Papke instead of Stanley Ketch- sl is to be the opponent of Jim Flynn. the Colorado fireman, in the ten-round fight 10 be pulled off In Los Angeles on JuiY 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
MORE LIQUOR LICENSE.
prohih Law Does Not Seem to Prohih-
 at i'm Madison.

Huntsville. July 14.-lSpseial.)--Pub:: lication of a list of the persons and firms in possession of intefnal revenue licenses for the sale of nduor. snows that sixty-five such licenses have heen issued in Madison county. Ftfty-slx of these licenses are for the sale of H. Quors in Huntsville.
 There were eighteen licenses of this nature in the county under the saloon regime and A less number during the onsration of the county dispensary and 1t was generally believed that under inc operation of the prohibition law of the state there would be still smaller number.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
oRTH COLLINS TO JOIN
 WASHINGTON AMERICANS

Washington, July 14.-outfieider has been with the Buffalo team. 1t was announced last night has been pur- chased by the local team of the Amer Jean League and will at once join 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
ae-fA Aa....

A. eeutA Atlantic Leswue. n.ns Anoxvilie-knoxvfiie. q: sava.< ta azoo Sessfanooss-coiumbus. .; Chat.
 CoiumSia, 10; Augusta. 1. N Jaekeon onvflle--Jacksonyii,e |. MAcon. s (Callsd eighth innir~ . ~oooont or darkness.D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Dick Hyland's real name is William Uron. when he entered the fighting game he took the name of Dick Hy- land. who was . boyhood churn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Stanley Ketehei received 3i1.o0O and Bill Papke $3.ooo for their recent 2o- round go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Birmingham.. .. ooo ooo oei-i Nashville.. :. oSo 900 ool--4
 Summary-Two base hits, Tonneman. Three base hit. siegel stolen bases, Bay. Molesworth. Base on balls, on Robinson. 1. Struck out. by Robinson, to Kane. Time l:50. Umpire Rudder-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Neither Billy Brady nor Promoter Mcintosh seems to be any nearer to clinching a Jeffries-Johnson match than they were two months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Manager Stallings. of the New York Americans. would like to have Catcher Street, of the Washington team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

In their recent series with the East ern clubs the New York Giants added quite . number of games 10 the won column.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

winning five straight in New York was beautiful berries for the Athletics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Promoter coftroth of California has promised Al Delmont a chance to box Monte Atteil next fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
ADsrIRn Iro.s WORK.

his courss into the jungle and may possibly meet him on their bie hunt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
TOtaiS ss s.s.St . Hit for Schopp in seventh.

Summary-Two-base hits, Moles- worth. Tonneman. McGilvray. sacri- flee hits Butler, Viebahn. stolen bases. Bowen, Moiesworth. McGilvray. Ton neman. Double play. Bowen. lunas- f.ssea Esst to koSsrtsoS; ss Eass to RobsstsoI Struck out by Viebahn, 2. Base on balls, on Schopp. |; or Viebahn 8. Time 1920. Hit by pitcher, by schopp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Adrift there wasn't a major league magnate willing to give a "Harrigan" parody for him. Not the Indianapolis manage ia receiving handsome offers to pilot . big league team
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Marvin Hart and Mike schreck are carded for bout at Terre Haute July 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Judge Kavanaugh will hse to get out an injunction or them Dubs will knock the bottom out of his cellar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

It looks as though Jimmy Sebring is out of the big show for good since Brooklyn has sent him on hIs way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Pitcher Wall Gould. of the steuben- vile, O.. and ?. League team recently won two gaEnes from Canton In one af- ternoon. In the IS innings he did not allow A single tally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Summary--Struck out, by Lively 1, by Atkins O, Base on balls, by Lively Q. by Atkins 3. Sacrifice hits. New. ton. Moran. Hit by pitcher, Walker. TOTS, Montgomery l. Atlanta 1. Left on bases, Montgomery 6, Atlanta s. Time of game, 1:45. Umpires, Pfen- ninger and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Despite the denials by the Ameri- can association officials 1t Is pretty well understood that the A. A. will in- wade Chicago next season-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Cy Young has Detroit's nanny" on won three straight from the Tigers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Billy Carpenter was the judge of balls and strikes In the second game. and the fans gave him q noisy welcome great favorite in Montgomery and Ia unquestionably the beet umpire in the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

The Cubs are winning in spite of their hospital list, and the Gianst nosed the Reds out yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Amsriee.n ]. Lss..ssss, s

New York. 4-2; Chicago, 5-S. St. Louis Boston; rain. Detroit Wa shington, wet grounds. Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 3. iTwelve nnings).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Even break. Helped some.

Atlanta lost tive points and Mont- gomery gained one point in the stand ing by the splitting of the two games.
 Tommy Atkins has won two games in Montgomery this series. He won Harold Johns game for him Monday when he blocked Whiteman and yes- terday his pitching arm won another.
 Those Birmingham people must be getting desperate. Dropped a double header to the Volunteers and tried to get Rudderham's blood in the second game. Queer taste some people have.
 Gee. look at the race In the Ameri- can Association. The three leaders SO close together that the blanket of the Heinze Peitz and his Louisville crowd going to the top like . whirlwind.
 The Travellers take fourth place this morning by downing the Peiicans yes- met with brass band in New Or leans Sunday.
 z LaJoies people put another crimp into the Athletics yesterday. and old package.
 Triss Speakers hitting is taking that Boston crowd dangerously near the top of the American heap.
 Fred Clark and his Pittsburg bunch seem to be having about as soft a thing with Brooklyn as the Climbers did with the Dubs last week.
 McMurray's running catch of Rocky's foul in the second inning of the first game was . piece of work that brought out the cheers for the hard working Atlanta backstop.
 Whitey Guese was the whole thing in the second game. and simply toyed with the Crackers.
 Billy Carpenter was the judge of balls and strikes in the second game. and the fans gave him a noisy welcome as he walked to the plate. He is . great favorite in Montgomery and is unquestionably the best umpire in the South.
 Judge Kavanaugh will hse to get out an injunction or them Dubs will knock the bottom out of his cellar.
 The Cubs are winning in spite of their hospital list. and the Gianst nosed the Reds out yesterday.
 This will be an interesting day. The fans will watch Atlanta and Nashville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

This will be an interesting day. The fans will watch Atlanta and Nashville light 1t out. while Gremingers people are entertaining the denizens of Siags vile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

"ChAppie" Mcfarland, the former St. Louis Cardinal pitcher, iR tossing good ball for the Houston team of the Tex as League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
NATIONAL LEAouA
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
GAMES TODAY.

Southern League. Montgomery at Birmingham. Atlanta at Nashville. Memphis at Little Rock. on day Mobile and New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
GAMES YESTERDAY.
southern League

Gouthern League As.Sx,,.ts. AAsisnt,a sgi M9n1SoTsry Gri iI Little Rock. 8; New Orleans, l. Mobiie-M Memphis. rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Mafinnnl Leawnn.

St. Louis, 6-i1: Philadelphia, 4.2. Chicago, &: Boston, 2.
 Pittsburg, 2; Brooklyn, q. New York, $; Cincinnati, {.
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Anerican Aaseciatfen.

St. Paul at Minneapolis. Milwaukee at Kansas City. Louisville at Indianapolis. Toledo at Columbus.
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Jake Boultes has been sold by the Boston Nationals to the Johnstown club of the Tri-State League.
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Americuu League.

AmekscN8 A<8M~ Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit. Boston at St. Louis. Now York at Chicago.
 National League. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia-
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American Association Toledo, 2; Indiapapolis, 2. Louisville, g; St. Paul. 1. ...Iwaukee, 8; Minneapolis, 2.
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st. Louis Wlns Two.

Philadelphia. July 14.-st. Louis won both games of . double header from Philadelphia today the first game requiring eleven tn- nings of play and the second being called at the end of the eighth on account of dark ness.
 First game:
 Score; h. n. E: Phiiadeiphia .. ..oIo o10 oo2 oo-4 2 l
 Iaatteries--Moore, Covaleskie and Dooin {; Harmon and Phelps Time 2;4o.
 secona sS0 RH E. priis sdeipbia ..oio 0o1 oo-2 5 st' Louis .... ......s4O 900 l2-il III 0' 0'ps,terie,-Eparks Foxsn, Vandyke, Brown md Martei; Lush and Bresnahan. Time 1:6o Umpire Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
NEWS NOTES OF SPORT

Jim Lahtte, Cincinnati's new pitcher, is a brother of Ed Lefitte. of the De- troit team.
 Jerry Mccarthy. the little mascot of the Boston Americana. ia doing the West with the Red Sox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Whitey Guese was the whole thing in the second game. and simply toyed with the Crackers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Score by innings--

Montgomery. z. ... 900 900 O0o--o Atlanta. .. .. .0o0 150 000--e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
~5. yor.r wins.

.tew New c,ncinnati today 5 to 4 in tea tea'eG innin9 % game. The visitors broke 6t, the tie in the tenth on DowIeys ssOP anw Bleachers single: and,,cS, and Tew trinie rTe snd singles by Murray and Devlin' Murray having stolen second
 score: R.HE SinGlnYHak Sn1 York :. " ..oo0 02i 900 2-s 10 l SGM SGRMatteTies-Spade. Casper and Mc- IAan: Raymond, Wiltse ana Scnie.. cnts.. Time 2:13. Umpires Johnsoa anu hN's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

McMurray's running catch of Rocky's foul in the second inning of the first game was . piece of work that brought out the cheers for the hard working Atlanta backstop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Fred Clark and his Pittsburg bunch seem to be having about as soft thing with Brooklyn as the Climbers did with the Dubs last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15
Score: Ilffla En nnE

Totals. .. 2. ....33 20 lt sBatted for Maxwell in ninth.
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: LsJoies people put another crimp into the Athletics yesterday, and old Cy Young handed Connie Mack the package.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-15

Triss Speakers hitting is taking that Boston crowd dangerously near the top of the American heap.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-06-12
Black Hand Hits
While Detectives
Lay in Wait
Chicago Woman Doctor Under Guard
is Attacked After Receiving
Threatening Letters.

CHICAGO June IL. - DR.. Jennie A.
Beardsley, it was learned today, is the
latest victim Of an alleged BLACK Hand"
plot in Chicago. An attempt was made
to slash her as she answered a knock
at the back door of her home at
65s Peoria street, last night. Two detee-
tives were hiding in the house to guard
the woman against just such an attack.
1t was a brooch she wore that saved
her life. The assassin struck his blows and
escaped in the darkness before the detec-
tives could reach the door.
DIR. Beardsley, who is a practicing physi-
clan of middle age, received a letter sew
eral days ago threatening her life II she
did not place $500 in a designated spot.
The letter. which she turned over to the
police was signed with a rude imitation
of a black hand and a skull and crossbones.
The letter threatened the woman with
death in her own home II she did not
get busy" with the money.
A detective accompanied her in her auto
mobile as she made the rounds Of visits to
her tenants and two others were concealed
in her home.
Dr. Beardsley expressed the opinion that
the weapon used was a razor. Her assail-
ant attempted to draw it across her throat
but instead drew it across a brooch which
she wore. She was not injured. DR..
Bear1sley was unable to give the police a
good description of the man who attacked
her,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-06-12
TWO BODIES FOUND IN WELL
Iowa Breaking Contractors Are Muir.
dered at Kadoka, S. D.
EMPLOYE UNDER sUSPICIC
sheriff Captured Mike Malone at
CoIlinwOOd, Who Had Tried to
Sell Part of the
Outft.

KADOKA, s. D.. June 1.-THE bodies Of
two men were found in a we'll on the
Arte McNally ranch, two miles north OF
town this morning. Mr.. McNally had oc-
casion to visit the well for water and made
the discovery. The bodies proved to be
those of two men who had been running
breaking outfit, ]. Cooder of Rock
Valley, Ia, or Rock Rapids, Ia, and w. d,
Toney of 1917 Hamilton street, Sioux City
Ia. They ana a man who went by the
name of Mike Malone shipped in car
Of horses and machinery from Chamber
lain or May IS and started breaking a
few days later for Artie McNally on his
claims of town. Gooder and Toney seemed
to be partners and Malone was working
for them. Malone came to town on Thurs
day, May q, and said he had bought
Gooder and Toney out for $3.50 and the
night before had taken them to Phillip
After this time Malone seemed to have
plenty of money, while before this he had
been broke. After this Malone tried to
sell several of the horses and did dispose
of three or four head.
He afterwards left town with the horses
in his possession. When the bodies were
discovered this morning, the city marshal
started in pursuit and captured him al
Cottonwood The motive for sthe crime
was robbery as II is declared Gooder had
over $500 in his possession when he arrived
on the ranch.