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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
BOURBON BEAU WINS
FEATURE AT LAT0NIA

IATONtA. July 5,-Bourbon Beau won
the feature event at Latonia today and
equaled the track record for mile and
seventy yards. High Private was sec
ond. half length back. Jockey Nc
Cahey had a good day. riding the first
four winners. Delaney, the favorite In
the third. won easily by two lengths.
Summary
First race. five furlongs-Bell Hamp-
ton. $91,50 straight, won; Commoner' 8
Touch. $40 place. second; Syringa, So
show. third. Time, :o1.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Chum. $3.50 place. second; Hamilton.
$3.50 show. third. Time. 1:07 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Delaney. 81
straight, won; Ben Double, s3.10 place,
second; Irish Kid. $3.50 show. third.
Time. 1.13 2-5.
Fourth race, purse. $500. mile and sew
cnty yards-Bourbon Beau, $40 straight.
won. High Private. $3.50 place. second
Milton b. s11.S0 show. third. Time,
1.42 2-5.
Fifth race. selling. mile and seventy
yards-Beach Sand. $3.50 straight. won:
Naughty Lad. $500 place. second; Leo
pold, s1140 show. third. Time, 1:44 Is.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth
High Range: s52.7o straight, won; Tom
Bigbee s6.1o place, second: j. IL. Reed,
5000 show. third Time. las 1-5.
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years ago when he went to the Agricul-
tural college at Logan and pitched Win
ming ball for that college. Then he
pitched for the Wellsville club. He wos
picked up at Damondvillc and brought
TO Salt Lake to pitch against the Occi-
dcntals. He did well that this spring
he was recommended to BlankenshD.
Always steady and absolutely reliable,
he has proven OF great strength to the
Salt Lake club. On the recent trip Nor
gan pitched several times week, and
just now is suffering Il bit from over
work. which intcrfcres somewhat with
his curves. but not at all with his speed
and control. Bankenship believes Nor
gan viii make good higher up.
Orr is one of the most phenomenal In
fiolders In the league He is exception
ally good al accepting perfectly almost
impossible chances. lie is Just bit
crratic, however. which is probably due
TO his youth He has lightning speed
and covers II great deal OF territory, AT
bat he is strong hitter, exceptionally
good as a pinch hitter. With men on
bases Orr is almost sure 10 hit safely.
He has started several batting rallies
which have pulled games out OF the fire
for Salt Lake
Those who have been following closely
the work OF Morgan and Orr all season
believe that Detroit might do a great
deal worse than TO purchase both of these
players.
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'Two out when winning run was scored.
SALT LAKE

Summary; Two-base hits-Huelsman
(2). Spencer. Blankenship. Van, Orr,
Dcvercaux. Home runs-Murphy. Foster
Pendleton. Sacrifice Hy--Fortier. Stolen
bases-Griffin. Shannon, Spencer Fortier;
Morgan. Hits-On Cornelius 8 in 9 1-3
innings; off Griffin. z In 3 2-3 innings:
Oft Hildebrsndt. in , innings; of Nor
gan, II in innings; off CARRIER. none in
inning. Bases on balls-Of Cornelius.
L: off Griffin. /. Struck out-By Griffin.
3; by Hildebrandt 1; by Morgan, 4; by
CARRIER, I, Left on bases-Great Falls. g.,
Salt Lake. 10. Double play-Spencer to
Orr. Wild pitch-Hidebrandt. Griffin.
First base on errors-Great Falls, l.
Salt Lake. q Balk-Hidebrandt. Time
,of game hours minutes. Umpire
"Rasty'' Wright, Attendance-60o.
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New York Wins in Ninth.

NEW YORK, July 5.-New York won
the last game from Philadelphia by a
ninth inning rally. Krause relieved Ben
der at the beginning OF the ninth With
one out Johnson walked and Kree tripled
krause withdrew and Leonard went into
the box. Knight tied the score with n
sacrifice. Chase singled through Barry
and took second when Gardner heat a
hit TO Barry. Blair singled TO right and
Chase beat Lords good throw to the
plate. Score: r. n. L.
Philadelphia ...s.,........... s l2 o
New ulh y -
Plank. Bender. Krause and Thomas:
Ford. Warhop. Caldwell and Sweeney.
Blair.
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Break Even.

PHILADELPHIA. July o.-Philadeiphla
and New York broke even In todays
double header. The home team won the
first game by hitting Mathewson hard.
while New York took the second easily,
knocking Rowan of the rubber In less
than TWO innings. Devlin was sent off
the field in the opening contest for dis
putting n decision. Scores:
First game r. II. e.
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II ]
Philadelphia ,.......- .....-..- o IA
Observation-Disclosures and Myers. VIII
son: Burns and Doom.
Umpires-Rigler and O'Day.
Second game r. II. E.
New York ..e......-,ts,..,....1O II z
-Marquard and Myers. Will
son: Rowan. Chalmers, Stacks. Hum
phreys and Doom. Madden.
Umpires-O'Day and Rigler,
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SIX DOUBLE PLAYS.
Great Fielding Game Is Won by Boise
From Helena by Score Of z to I.

BOISE. Ida. July Six double plays
were made here between Boise and Hell
ena. 1t was the fastest flelded game
played here this season. Both Byrd and
Joss pitched superb ball. but the locals
outhit the visitors and won, 3 to /.
Every run made was an earned count
The Senators counted In the first inning
on hits by Shen, Irby and Murray. but
two hits to any one inning. In the fifth
Bauer and Stevens both pounded and
Bauer got across. tying the game. The
winning run WAS made In the seventh
on hits by Waters and King and sac
rifice fly by Bauer. Even on that play
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Flynn.Morris Match,

PUEBLO. Colo. July 5.-The
Flynn Carl Morris battle may be ST
in Philadelphia or near New York
according 10 information received q
by Flynn from Richard Ufer, manaEe
Morris. While Flynn expresses VII
ness 70 go TO either place. he pr
Philadelphia, as he fears interferenc'
New York. Ufer stated in his letter
he expects to make definite arrangeW
for the battle in a few days.
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WRESTLER COMES FROM
HOLLAND TO SALT l.

j.. G. Hell. who claims the aiua
middleweight wrestling championshiI
Holland has come to Salt Lake intei1|
to remain here permanently. He h>
number of medals and testlmo|
testlfvIng to his prowess on the n,a
scores OF amateur matches in Rotfer
and vicinity. He Is al present con-
ing with a number Of promoters WI
view 10 becoming a professional
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SOCCER GAME RESULTS In
TIE OF ONE GOAL EI

The feature OF the Independents
celebration at Scoheld was the SO
football game between the Utah
company team Of Winter Quarters
the Rio Grande of Salt Lake, winne,
the Daynes cup. -
For the first twenty minutes SEQ
players were pcnned i'm their own 4
tors. the railroaders rushing the
through their goal once. Then wea
Ing Of the Rio Grande defense efa
Middleton 10 equaliZe the score.
second half was evenly contested, bu
further scoring took place and a A
game ended in tie OF one goal {
The lineup:
T-,pJ, Fuel 70 ~ q. ~ Il.
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National Leagu.
Pirates Beat st. Louis.

PITTSBURG. Pa. July 5.-Pittsburg
defeated st, Louis In the eighth inning
when. with two on bases. Mccarthy hit
for a homer SaIee pitched a good
game and taken out after the sixth
when st. Louis had II chance TO win. in
Score; r. II. e.
Pittsburg ......... .........6 .
St. LOUIS ,...:... .,s... ....,'... d y
Batteries-Leifield and Simon; Sallee.
Geyer and Bliss
Umplres--klem and Brennan.
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Today's Latonia Entries.

CINCINNATI. July 5.-Latonia entries
for tomorrow:
First race. selling. maiden two year
olds, five furlongs-Crysta1 Dominion,
Cbaumere. Charter. Tom OFT. Do Moth
ing, Forecaster Concurran, Captain
Bravo. 107; Star Rose. Incter, 1i0; Clear
water. Ill: Judge Sale. ia.
Second race. selling, three-year- oIds
and up. fillies and mares. six furlongs--
Bernaise, Miss Detroit Marsand. %;
Emma Stuart. 100; Imprudent. 10i;
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Summary: Left on bases-M!ssoula,
s; Butte. 8. Stolen bases-Mathes. Muir
ply. Dockstader. Perrne. Sacrifice hits
-Elsey. Mathes. Two-base hirs-Han
nah. Daschbach (2). Three-basc hits
McCafferty. Fries. Runs batted in-By
Marshall. 2; Druhot. l: McCafferty. 2:
Hannah, !. Fries, l: buddy, q Innings
Cafferty. 4: Remneas. / 2-3 Base hits
-Off Druhot. s; Myer. 3; McCafferty. 6;
Remneas. l. Struck out-By Druhot, .:
McCafferty. 4; Reinneas. 4. Base on
balls-Off Druhot. /; Myers. 3; McCaf
ferty. /: Remneas. ]. Hit by pitched
balI-By Druhot Murray, Chagnon.
Passed balls-Hansen. Time-1:50-
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TWILIGHT GAME A JOKE,
Pennant Leaders Draw Only Handful to
Contest In Semi Darkness.

BUTTE. Mont. July 5-Buttes first
attempt al twilight games was a miser
able failure in more ways than one. and
Dartook OF q farce. The attendance was
so slim as to make the twilight expert
ment almost a joke. Butte won from
Missoula with ease bv the score Of 10
to 5. Both teams used two pitchers. and
hits and errors were punched. but Butte
could have won at any stage OF the
game The game was called at the end
OF the first half Of the seventh inning
on account of darkness. The score;
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Henley Regatta Opens.

HENLEY N-THE-THAMES. EHgl
July 5.-The Henley regatta opened y
ideal conditions today. The only col
OF special trans Atlantic interest &
was furnished by the preliminary =
fo,. the Stewards challenge cup. The
tawa rowing club won Its heat, defe1
the London rowing club in minufes
So seconds.
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SALT LAKE D. & r. &. TEAM
WINS GAME FROM HELPl
Special to Tic TrIbnne.

Special TO The Tribune.
HELPER July 5.-The y. G. r.
baseball team OF Salt Lake defeated
Helper nine In Il twelve inning 81
the most exciting the Carbon COZ
town mas witnessed for some time.
featured n three base drive by Bate
the Grande while all bases We're occuy
also the fine work OF both batteries.
lineup:
d g. r. c. He
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ing out a clean single. scoring Devereaux
and sending Pendleton to third Morgan
stole second Then Isa Hildebrand; So was was
popped out TO Clothier and Fortier drove
a long hy to Griffin. who had returned
Ia right Aeld Pendleton scored on the
second to first.
Salt Lakes lead proved futile. how
ever. for Great Falls got two in the
eighth. again taking the lead. this time
Prout had gone out Devereaux TO Blank
enship, Heulsman sent the ball to the
center field fence for two bases. Spen-
Ger made a wonderful running catch OF
Toner'S long fly TO foul territory and the
fans breathed easier Then Fortier, next
UP. drove out one Of the longest home
field fence, scoring Heulsman and him
self. Griffin popped out to Orr.
The Saints tied the score in the eighth
after two men were out, Orr singled
and went to second on wild pitch. Dev-
ereaux landed on the blonde pitcher for
a double and Orr came home with the
tying run. Pendleton popped out to
Prout
CARRIER replaced Morgan in the ninth
for Salt Lake and the Electries went out
one. two. three. Clothier flew out TO
almost to the center field fence. IT
looked good for about three bases. but
Schimpf, who had replaced Cordtz in
center, pulled IT down after a spectacular
running jump. CARRIER then struck Hill
debrandt out.
Hildebrandt's Present,
CARRIER was first up for Salt Lake in
the ninth and H!debrandt balanced
things by striking him out. Spencer
then hit for two bases. Shannon stopped
Hildebrandt in the middle of his wind-up
and Spencer called attention to the balk
and his attentveness was rewarded by
a gift OF third base by the umpire. For
tier grounded out to Clothier and with
two gone Blankenship came 10 bat. Tho
first Offering OF Hiidebrandt was a little
wild, but Shannon held IT. The next
was out OF reach and went to the grand
stand. Spencer trotting home with the
winning run.
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Cleveland Hits Hard.

CLEVELAND, o.. July 5.-Cleveland
defeated st. Louis today. Harkness was
knocked out of the box BY ST, Louis. but
krapp was effective after the third,
Cleveland hit three ST. Louis pitchers
hard. Jackson leading with triple,
double and two singles. Score;
II. H.
St. Louis 9
Observation-Disclosures Knapp and Fish
er; Mitchell, Hamilton Petty and Clarke
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Jeanne d. Arc. Cloisteress. Agnes Wood
Chalice, Lady Orimar. 106; Loyal Maid.

Jeanne d Arc. Closteress. Agnes wood
Chalice, Lady Orimar los; Loyal Maid.
Ill.
Third race. selling. three year olds and
up. filies and mares six furlones-
Helen Scott, 95, Tender Heart, Emily Lee,
100: Abrasion. Miss Bereaud. Lareine
Hindoo. The Pippin. Hannah Louise, los;
Flying Footsteps. HanZaretta, 109; Me-
rise. Ethelda, Ill.
Fourth race. handicap, three year olds
and up. six furlongs-Fairy Story. loo;
Bette Sue. l02: Elfin Beau, los: Star
O'Ryan. l06. Cherryola. los; Antenor, Al
Muller, 10: Melisande. 116; Prince Gal
lo1.
Fifth race. selling, three-year-olds and
up. mle--Se baEo. Mud Sill. %: Melton
Street, 1903; Wood Sandals, 1o7; John
Reardon. IoS
Sixth race. selling. three -year-olds and
up. mile and a sixteenth-La u Mexi-
can. 102; Chemulpo, Butter Ball. 93
Scrimmasc. Sweet Owen. 90; Camille.
Haldeman. lo2; Meckler. lo3 Peter Pen
der l04: Silver knight. LOG. Earl Of
Richmond 1o9; Stone Street, Ill.
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Boston Pitchers Wild,

BROOKLYN. July 5.-Bostons pitch
ers were Wild today and the locals won.
Weaver got into trouble in the first in
ming. forcing In one run and letting In
another by wild pitch. Rucker kept
Brooklyn out OF danger throughout.
Score: X. II. h.
Boston .........; .....,.....,2 .
Brooklyn ........... ,....,.....5 =
Batteries-Weaver. Tyler Griffin and
King: Rucker and Bergen, Umpires-
Frary and Finneran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
JACK JOHNSON SIGNS TO
FIGHT LONDON PUGILIST

CHICAGO, July Slack Johnson,
heavyweight champion. has signed
articles to fight Patrick Curran OF
London to u finish In Dublin. accord
ing TO dispatch from London. The
date will be decided on today.
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Summary: First on errors-Boise, 2;
Helena, 4. Struck out-By Joss. .: by
Byrd. 1. Sacrifice hlts-Bauer, Flick
Joss .. Stolen bases-Stevens, .; Shea.
Zwicker Double plays-Waters to Flick
TO kcllackey: Case to Flick to kellackey; 4;
Bauer TO King: Wood 20 Shea; Baker
TO Zwicker; Levy To Zwicker TO Baker.
Left on bases-Boise, 8; Helena, s. Hit
by pitched balls-Shea, Baker. Time
1 hour 81 minutes. Umplre-Toman.
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SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP.
BY WILL HALL.

handicap based past perform.
nnces time, weight md track conditions
Five points to pound. twenty points
TO a length.
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johnson Gets Home Run.

BOSTON. July 5.-Washington won an
easy victory from Boston today john
son. who pitched d consistent game
drove home run into the center field
bleachers. Score: Il. II, E
Boston .,..,..sss.. -...........2 S 3
w dSuIUelOtl
Batteries-Pape. Moser. Collins and
Williams. Johnson and Henry
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a double was made. Levy returning the
ball to Zwicker who threw to the plate
and caught King, who tried TO score
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
A Amerioan Leagus
Cobb Wins Game.

DETROIT. July 5.-Ty Cobb scored or
drove in five OF Detroits runs and Chi
caeo was defeated. Willett kept the vls-
itors' seven hits scattered. Young and
Olmstead were both hit hard. Manager
Jennings and Pitcher Summers were
suspended as a result OF their argument
with Umpire Mullen yesterday. Score:
r. ii. E.
Chicago .......,...... :
Detroit ...,.......... T.
Batteries-Young. Olmstead and Block;
Wllett and Stanage.
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Abound Tip Mysterious.

spectators. who during the meeting have
placed their money on several successful
long shots. began bombarding the bookies
with money on Abound. This was enough
for the crowd and Abound was played
until the layers kept their erasers in
their hands.
Presently. when the rush subsidized
everybody began wondering why they had
played the horse, but this was riddle
that the race failed to solve. Elizabeth
Harwood apparently did not know that
she had such q well-touted competitor
for she won impressively. with WorltboX
the favorite. second. and Rue third
AngeliX and Barnsdale opened at about
equal prices In the fifth race. while Gra
mercy was only little better. odds be-
Ing quoted at 4 to ] In the beginning.
Barnsdale won, Angelx was second and
Geneva third.
the last race and the boollies promptly
made him the chalk favorite, This ~
no, because he has made such a good
interested in racing have been astonished
two OF three times a year In the last
three years by Black Sheep winning
somewhere, at tremendous odds,
dam OF almost any steed at the Lagoon.
made a strong bid to win. bur Lady
Elizabeth would not permit Il. SO Aunt
third Lady Elizabeth opened at lb
eral price, but was played away down
and then abandoned so suddenly that her
price loosened up a little. Those who got
her at post time realized about to
for their money
While there was the usual good-sized
crowd at the track. the assemblage
seemed small in comparison with the tre-
mendous crush on the Fourth.
Overniehts indicate an exceptionally
good card for today.
Jockey Hopkins was set down. for
of his recent races has been unable 10
get his mounts Off with the others.
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d. & r. c.. . o o o o 0 o o
Helper ...... ) ! | 90 / 0 0 o O
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Mrs Entz Wins at Tennis,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 5.-in'
third round of the third annual Mfse
valley women,s tennis tournamSnN
Theodore B. Entz OF et- LOUIS.
champion won a close contest from
Helen McPherrin, a young Kansas
PLAYER. The score was I--o. S-2.
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Plunge on Cabin.

This view was somewhat modified.
however, when the sharpshooters began
setting in money on Cabin The layers
first rubbed to ~ to |, then to II and
on down 10 10 and 10 !, Al this last
price most of the players got aboard.
One reason why they did not get the
more liberal prices was that they did not
decide to play Cabin until some large
spectators put down their money on
him. The rush that followed so dis
maying 10 the bookies that they rubbed
the prices quickly. a number of winners
after the race. instead Of congratuating
themselves on their good fortune were
expressing disappointment because they
did not get the high price. Such remarks
greatly disgustcd everybody who had
failed TO back Cabin.
Ten horses went to the post in the first
race, which was four and "a half fur
long event for -yearolds. Staede
from j. f.. Cushing's barn was the ia
yorite, but Electric, Valhal, Nidad and
Bestyette were all well played. while
Mimorioso. the winner. was largely ne
make ii a rule to play the second choice
when they do not like the favorite.
Staede was close on Mimorioso's heels
at the finish, while Nidad was third. The
time was nearly six seconds slower than
the track record.
Sainest, the winner OF the second race.
was not played by many persons. Lena
L.cch, Dell and Swagerlator were the
publIc's best bets. Lena got the place
and Dell ran third
In the third race old Cabin came TO life.
Dorothy Ann was second and Jack
Stryker third,
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CABIN, THIRTEEN
TO ONE, WINNER
Veteran Racer That Ran in
Ruck Tuesday Equals Track
Record Wednesday.
LADY ELIZABETH IS GOOD
THING IN THE LAST RACE
Jockey Hopkins Set Down for
Week by Starter Dwyer for
Not Being Alert.

The accident TO Jockey Roy Se;den.
which is described in another column
oi today's Tribune. cast n pail OF Sor.
row over the crowd OF regular turf pa
irons yesterday. Many OF them are per-
sonally acquainted with Selden and Of
hcials of the association were kept busy
answering questions as TO his condition.
Before the last race was run il was Of
hctaliy given out that his recovery Is
expected and this news was received with
much relief Cluny the two-year- -old
that injured Selden by running into the
fence. was mercifuliy shot shortly after
the mishap.
Cabin. which opened at 10 to /, won
the third race and enriched the long shot
brigade by many dollars. Cabin ran
and WAS beaten by nearly all
the horses in the race. but yesterday he
seemed Ike another steed. outgaming 6
Jack Stryker In the stretch. eGuaing the
track record for the mile and twenty
yards
rorbclIipo. Sim Feinn. Dave Weber.
Dorothy Ann and Lady McNally We're
the others in the race, and Cabin, ac-
cording to the bookies. was supposed 10
be the least likely to win.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-22
CITIES IN REGION
ARE SEARCHED
Valuable Wire PLANTED"
in Chicago Stolen From
Burlington.

A search of the entire Chicago dis
trict and the cities of the Calumet re-
gion is being made by Chicago detec-
tiyes, detectives employed by the In
diana Steel company at Gary and by
the police of the city of Gary in an eff
fort to round up a number of clever
copper thieves.
The thieves stole spool of copper
wire from the plant of the Universal
Portland Cement Co. a Burlington, val
ued at several hundred dollars. The de-
tectfves are so hot on the trail that
they have discovered that the wire,
which was stolen several days ago. was
sent to Tolleston, thence to Valparaiso,
where 1t was cut up and carried into
Chicago to be disposed of to junk deal
lers' fences
One theory of the case is that the
thieves who stole the wire worked in
conjunction with certain junk dealers
in Valparaiso, who cut the wire into
convenient lengths and send it to Chi
cago.
This theory is partly borne out by
the discovery of a large portion of the
booty in Chicago at different places
The proprietors of the junk shops
where the wire was located. are said tc
have given out information that will
lead to the arrest of the thieves.