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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
PROSECUTOR SCORES SEE
Closing Arguments Begun in Chicago
Case

Chicago, July 11.-Evelyn Arthur
See was accused of hiding behind the
skirts of women when argument on
the evidence was begun in Judge
honore's court.
Assistant States Attorney Burnhanl
pointed out that four women had been
called to the witness stand and that
two of them had admitted the writing
of what the prosecution considers the
most damaging portions of the Book
of Truth" Burnham's arraignment OF
the defendant as hypocrite and
profigate, yelling his misdeeds with
the cloak of religion, was scathing.
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TEXTILE MILLS REOPENED
More Than $1,000 Operatives Resume
Work in New England.

Boston, July 11.-More than 1000
operators employed in textile mills in
various parts of New England have re-
sumed work after shutdowns of vary
ing lengths in accordance with the pol
icy of curtailing production adopted
by the mill managements.
At Manchester, N. H., $4,000 opera
tiyes returned to their machines In
the Amoskeag Manufacturing com.
pany's mills after layoff of ten days
Six thousand hands went back to the
mills in Biddeford, Me-, after two
600 employees in mills at Clinton, Chi
copee and Ware, Mass, resumed
work
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Elks Gather at Atlantic City.

Atlantic City n. j., July 11.-Purple
and white bunting envelopes this re-
sort and Elks' heads and clocks with
their hands pointing to the mystic
hour of IL are in almost every niche
here, in honor of the visiting mem
bers of the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks, who have been coming
into town by hundreds from every
section of the country since Sunday.
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Saved Many from Death

w. L. Mock, of Mock, Ark, believes b,
has saved many lives in his 25 years OF
experience in the drug business. "What
j always like to do. he writes sis to re-
commend DR.. Kings New Discovery for
weak, sore lungs, hard colds, hoarseness
obstinate coughs, la grippe, Group, asth-
ma or other bronchial affection, for ]
feel sure that number of my neighbors
are alive and we'll today because they
took my advice TO use it. / honestly be-
lieve its the best throat and lung medi-
cine that's made" Easy to prove that
he's right, Get trial bottle free, or
regular SOC or 81 bottle. Guaranteed by
all druggists.
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Slain Helping Brother.

Towner. N. d., July 11.-An effort
to assist his elder brother in fight
with several men led William Sparks
aged twenty-five, to his death, he be
ing struck in the abdomen by a flying
missile. Charges of murder. II is ex
pected, will be laid against the parties
responsible for the killing. which oc
CURED at Voltaire, this county.
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Intense Heat Halts Aviators.

Baltimore, July 11.-Forced by the
intense heat with it's accompaniment
of extremely high humidity, to dis
continue, temporarily at least, their
flight by aeroplane to Washington,
Harry N. Atwood and Charles x,
Hamilton, who left Atlantic City at
5::o4 a. n. in the latter's hiplane, de-
cended shortly after 8 o'clock near
Steemers Run station, eight miles
east of here.
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Cheese to Weigh $4,000 Pounds.

Appleton, Wis, July 1.-THE con-
struction of superstructure for the
ing over 12,000 pounds and to be
three times as large as the biggest
cheese ever made in the world, has
commenced here. The colossal dairy
product will be made by ~ Simon,
the American cheese expert for the
National Dairy Show association.
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HIS CONDITION is CRITICAL
Edward NJ Shepard M at His Sum.
mer Home.

Lake George, N. Y, July 1.-THE
condition OF Edward M. Shepard OF
New York. recently candidate for
the United States senatorship who is
sick at his summer home here, is more
serious than previous reports have in.
dicated
Mr. Shepard Is critically Ill. His
condition has remained unchanged fol
the past twenty-four hours" DR. T. /.
Henning, the attending physician,
said
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Ri0TiNG OCCURS IN MEXICO
Disorders in Connection With Coming
Elections.

Mexico City, July 11.-With Mexico
only recently "pacified" politicians
are accused of disorders in several
states over the coming election OF
governors.
Dispatches from Ocotlan, state OF
Oaxaca, where thirteen persons were
killed in riots between adherents OF
General Felix Diaz, nephew of ex.
Juarez, son of Mexico's liberator
rival candidates for governor, state
that troops have arrived there and re
stored order
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Youthful Lover Shoots Girl,

New York, July 11.-Because fifteen
year-old Madeline Fritz spurned the
love of her former sweetheart, Peter
Wick, seventeen years old, pulled a
pistol from his pocket and shot her
Passersby who had paused to listen
to his ardent pleading saw him kneel
in supplication TO the girl just before
he shot her. Wick was locked up.
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Michigan Judge Falls Dead.

Auburn, N. Y. July 11.-Frank A.
Hooker, justice of the supreme court
Of Michigan, resident Of Lansing.
Mich, died suddenly in the New York
Central station here. Justice Hooker,
in company with Judges George s.
Hosner and N. ]. Mandell of the Cir.
cult court of Detroit had been on an
automobile tour of several weeks du
ration
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WILSON GETS HIS SALARY
President of New Jersey Senate Turns
Over Checks.

Trenton, N. j., July 11.-President
of the Senate Ackerman has turned
over to Governor Wilson the checks
ne received from the state comptrol-
ier's department for services as acting
governor.
Although the comptroller's depart
ment officially "docked" Governor Will
son for the period he was out of the
state on his Western trip, MIR. Achef-
mans act gives the governor payment
in full.
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Ontario Town Swept by Fire.

Ottawa, Ont, July 11.-Two-thirds
of Eganville, sixty miles west of here.
was wiped out by fire OF unknown
origin. The damage is $250.000
Twenty-Five houses, three churches.
two -four mills, sawmil and sash
and door factory were destroyed.
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FINDS PEARL WORTH $3.50
la Crosse Clammer Picks Biggest
Jewel of Season In Missi ssippi.

La Crosse, Wis, July IA pearl
valued at $3.50 was found In a clam
shell in the Mississippi river by Will
lam r Russell
The pearl is a huge button piece
weighing forty-seven grains, with a
beautiful rose luster. II is probably
the largest and most valuable one
found in this vicinity this season.
Mr.. Russell has found two other
pearls this season, one weighing nine
grains and the other seven.
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To remove nicotine from the teeth ard
purify the breath after smoking.
To eradicate perspiration and body
odors by sponge bathing.
The best antiseptic wash known
Relieves and strengthens tired, weak,
infiamedeyes. Heals sorethroat, wounds
and cuts. 25 and SO cts. box, druggists
or by mail postpaid. Sample Free.
THE PAXTON TOILET co, ,oosrcm. .naAss,
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Tc cleanse and whiten the
teeth, remove tartar and
prevent decay.
To disinfect the mouth, de-
stroy disease germs, and
purify the breath.
To keep artificial teeth and
~; narunrly o1oap oIorlacc
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instead Of Liquid
Antiseptics or Peroxide
many people are now using
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic

The new toilet germicide powder to be
dissolved in water as needed.
For all toilet and hygienic uses 1t is
better and more economical.
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Jewel Thicf,s Rusc.

#E4rr sE2r
A novel method of defrauding ANY
.iewcller was successfully carried out ~
by a Paris thief. He drove up in aspi
carriage to the jewellers shop With
his right arm in a sling, and vase
ostentatiously attended by a foot
MAJ carrying a rug. lie selected
jewels to the value of $3.50, and
when the moment came for payments
asked whether the jeweller minded
him sending his man home for the Il
money. .s4fStt
No objection was taken TO this
course, and then there was anothersssi
request. Would you mind writing
for ne?' asked the customer II
have hurt my arm. Just write,
Please give Robert s250,, and sign
il Henri The jeweller wrote tho =
note and i'll fifteen minutes Roberto i
was back with the cash. ssa' =
Whcn the jewellers went home "a
light dawnsd,a Z ''NNihatysft ltfsas swife
asked, did you want that $3.50
for??' The thieves had made the
jewellcr, whose name was Henri. paysss
fer the gems with his own money
London Globe.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-09
'ST|LL LOSING GROUND
HOGS DON'T RECOVER
HOGS STILL sHOW THEIR WEAK
NESS BN DROPPING n SMALL
MARGIN TODAY. THE SAME
WITH CATTLE.

unicu lock Yards, Chicago
HOGi-Estimatcd receipts TODAY,
$4,000: number lett over from yes
terday. 2.i5S; estimated receipts to-
morrow, $4,000; official receipts yes.
terday, 2S,722; official shipments
yesterday. 2,359: slow and 5 cents
lower than Tuesdays average. Bulk
OF prices. 5000 q $50; light. $5.55
q G.25: mixed and butchers, S5.75m
6.3I 1-2; heavy, S5.75@6.35; rough
haYey. $5.IoMo.95 Workers. $G.15
M6.2e; pigs, s3.T5M $50.
CATTLE-Estimated receipts to-
Iay, 22,000;steady to 10 cents low
or. Beeves. $i.75 q $40; COWS and
hcifers, $500 600; Texas steers.
$1,000 80; stockers and feeders.
So.2o 30, western cattle, $l.35M
7.25.
sHEEF-Estimated receipts to-
day, 10000; weak at Tuesdays de-
cline Native sheep, $3.50 3.S5:
western Sheep, S2.75@$3.9O; YEAR
lings, $40 M,s4.40; lambs,s4.o0m
go; western lambs, $500 a $50.
Sioux City, Iowa.-Cattle receipts
today, 1880; steady: light; stockcrs
weak; hog receipts. 1000; 5 to 10
cents lower: top, $500; bulk, SG.O5
Clio; sheep receipts. 5000; steady
to weak.
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be ascertained until a thorough cx-
animation is made. She received a
number of bruises from The fan.
AVIATION

-, e. -. .t Tss.E-r.e 4@sE-E4Hfar
The successful aviator looks down ss
on other folks.
The aercnaut would sooner aces,
quirc broken records than broken
ribs. !, 3 VI. sgs
When an acroplane takes a drop $50
we do not think it is a bargain. S5ats
Can an airshiP manufacturer be
said to be doing something tos.eiplifts 90
the race? g sil# stlassffF
General; the enemy fiies,. NH
have a new meaning whepsaee9os .sss,
PLANES are used in warfare. -,yn O.
"A little of this goes a long H q ,ss9
said the aeronaut as he fiakeds stllRaos
ash from his cigar. ii .li4s. q GO
AVIATION has one advantage ovcrss
other modes of travel-you can al-4s
ways be sure Of making good time onss#
The return trip. sss%
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Frozen Flowers.

The possibility of preserving the
freshness of flowers by refrigeration
was discovered some time Ago.. and
has been carried out with success. n
The ticwcrs are pllckcd before they
are full grown, and placed IN the re-
frigerator during transport. When
They ate taken out and put in water. @t
they return slowly to life and COM
plctely open witl!outshaving lost II
OF their color or vitality. A curious
fact is that the natural Developments.
of the flower, after being suspended
by the cold, proceeds at a much ~
slower rate, so that the flowers re-
main fresh in a room much longer.
than they would have done UNDER
ordinary circumstances. One adj
vantage of the discovery is that some
beautif,l foreign species may becomc
more generally known, such, flpr illrg.e
stance. as the beautiful iris, MlitJ, bt
GROWS profusely in a wild staSNeaihb BIZ
South Africa, and the magnifitelpbs
blooms which waste their sweettffHssssi
on the declirities of the South AfheTTEt' I
can Andes. 1A.losaas
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4 Four Trunk Tree.

One of the interesting Afeaturessof.
Bridgewater's most attractive thor
o%ughfare, Summer street, a village
highway lined on both sides with
New England's fayorite elm, is the
our trunk tree OF that popular
species which forms a natural arch
way to the mansion house of the late
Elcazer Caryer.of cotton gin fame.
1t was this same reputable Massa-
chllsetts mechanic who also gave
l~5ridgewater its four trunk tree curl
osity, and Sc unconsciously at the
same time reared a monument for.
himself which is likely to last for
years to come, for the people of the
immediate neighborhood arc very
proud of their Carver tree attraction
and they will preserve it, for future
yc1ierationsGwith most jealous atten-
tiohaseB0ston Globe.
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why Streams Are Disappearing.

Anyone who has reached the age Z
Of, Is las Eoticed the ,disappearance
OF hc.fsinatl broohsaiw where he played
in his district sclloolEdass, while larg
er ones have shrlnh to summer
threads, aud rivers that filled their 4
banks all the year are hardly more
than l~ivulets iii u1nmer. Commits
sioner Whipple Of New York state,
tells us That the upper Hudson, in
August of 1907. had no than two
inches OF water where it used to roll
a heavy volume. There is substantially
agreement that this change has been
due to the ~denudation of ouihillsss
and valleys of tho water-holdingY 81
trees. II takes a century 10 grow such
forests as we found covering hpls
continent; It has taken halfsacensss
tury g destroy hssm,-ThsI nsaisI' :sa
dent. I. $500 ssssas ssssa.
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NuNNEAPOLIs CASH GRAIN.

Wheat, No | hard, 1.04 SIS; No.
l northern, 1.04 is; arrive, 1903
$50 1.04 SIS; No. 2 northern. 1.nl
l-SW l.O2 is; arrive same; No. 3
wheat, 90 1-S@9S is; No. l durum,
80; arrive. 80; No. 2 durum, 81; ar
rive, ~; No. 3 yellow corn, 10: No.
\ corn, ~; No. 5 white oats, IS &c;
arrive, "A 3-4; No. 8 oats, Al La
Al; barley, 75M1.1S; rye, sc: ar
rive. 50 1-2; flax, s1.9S; arrive,
s1.9S; December wheat, 1903 Is;
May wheat, 1.07 Sd.
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FOR sALE-At Bargain, newly
built s room house, good large porch
100 barrel %cistcrn, good we'll and
good barn will accept some young
live stock as part pay, good terms,
address IA a, Republican
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MITCHELL GRAIN MAHkEr.

Wheat, No.. / northern, 50; No! 9
northern. 81. No. 8 northern. S4;
velvet chaff. ,S5; orn So; oats. 40;
barley, 70.M|95; flax, $1.SO.
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DO YOU remember what | told
you about being kind to dumb ami
mals?' asked the teacher.
"Ncs'm." replied Jimmy Jiggs. IA
o rs | got home | took the blanket
and blue ribbon Off mas pet poodle
and turned him loose and let him
chase Il cat up a tree"
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Patiencc--"I understand a Japan.
csc bride gives her wedding presents
to her parents as a slight rccou,pense
for the trouble they have taken in
bringing her up" ~
P'atrice-'But suppose Der parents
have all the casters and 'buttcr-ku!ve.
they Can use?"
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AL druggists sell DR.. Cox's Barbed
bottles. Guaranteed to heal without
leaving q blemish- or money refund,
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Mrs. INSTRUMENTATION, w are
out of coal. Is your credit 1t the
dealers bad aEain?"
Mr.. Hewusus--"Not again Aman-
da S;i,li"
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s.OuX CITY LIVE STOCK.

The Sioux City live stock markets
arc t%clcgraphcd daily by the Sioux
City Stock Yards company.
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Ready Made.

Wifcy-You know how we used to
enjoy those problem plays before We
We're married. You never take me to
one now"
Hubby have one on my hands at
home now.
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p~earl-""Ths horrid man! ~gtrreturn
nd his letters labeled, The Love Let
ters Of a Goose"
Ruby-"And what happened. dar3'
Pearl-"He returned mine labeled
The Love Letters OF a Hen"
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Il believe We ought to have a
change in our constitution, providing
tfst only citizens who could read
and write good Ensliah should he
permitted to vote"
whats your object? DO YOU want
10 shut out the college g%raduatesoH
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Sioux City, lowa.-Cattle receipts,
l,40O; strong; hog receipts, 1900;
steady; top. $G.2j: bulk, $6.l5M
6.22 IL; sheep receipts, 500; steady.
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Ever been locked up?" demanded
counsel.
Il have been admitted the Wit
ness.
aha. And wbat had o been
doing TO get yourself locked up"
4 had been doing jury duty"
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

FOR sALE-One good yearling
Poland China boar. with papers,
from a litter of TO-" has had run Of
s acre pasture all e. D.
Carpenter, Ethan, S. d.
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Solution Expected.
AMEND VETO BILL.
House of Lords Passes Lord Lans.
 downe'e Amendment. /

London, July 5.-The house of Lords tonight by vote of 263 to 4t passed Lord Lansdowne's amend ment to the veto bill which provides that no bill affecting the existence of the crown of Protestant succession or he establishing of national par liament or a body with Legislative power in any portion of the kingdom or which, in the judgment of joint committee of the two houses, raises an issue of great gravity, shall re- ceive royal assent until 1t has been submitted to the referendum. War Secretary Haldane again made it clear that the government would re- fuse to assent the amendment.
 The Bishop of Ripon said he dislik- ed the referendum which was adyo- cated by Lord Lansdown but prefer red it to the veto bill.
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ago seized the presidency through 6 bloodless revolution has now assum- ed dictatorship and declares mar tial law throughout the republic, ac- coriing to report to the state de- partment today.
 The situation is described in a tel egram from Minister Morgan at Montevidio, on the authority of press dispatches from Buenos 4Ayres. Pres ident Jara is said to have suppressed all opposition newspapers. Members or Congress and students have been arrested while the ministers of in terior and of foreign affairs and tho chief of staff have resigned. The minister of war was scheduled to re- sign yesterday.
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FILES BIG SUIT.
Infant Exernack Claims injuries In
 Fall From a High Chair.

Infant Mildred Ezernacl, through her next friends, yesterday filed a suit in the sum of $10.O00 against c. E. Chapman, of the Gem Jewelry store in this city, claiming to have fallen from chair on a raised plat form, while attending an auction there, and to have received serious Injuries. Under the petition it IS said that Chapman invited the plain tiff to the seat, which was accepted las assurances that it was safe. It is claimed the child cut her tongue badly in the fall.
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HAIR SOFT AS SILK.
New Scientific Treatment Kills Dan druff Germs, and Makes Hair
 Soft

It is an accepted fact, proven fact, that dandruff is a germ disease; and it is also a demonstrated fact that Newbro's Herpicide kills the dandruff germ. Without dandruff falling hair would stop, and thin hair will thick en. Herpicide not only kills the dan druff germ, but it also makes hair as soft as silk. 1t is the most delight full hair dressing made. It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and keeps it clean and healthy. Itching and irri- tation are instantly relieved, and per- manently cured. There's nothing just as good" Take no substitute Ask for "Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for q sample to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich.
 One dollar bottles guaranteed. {. Jackson's Pharmacy and Sorrell's Drug Co.,, special agents.
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TURKISH TROOPS
 MOBILIzING ALBANIAN SITUATION ASSUMES SERIOUS ASPECT TO THE FOREIGN POWERS. Turkey Moving Troops to Suppress Revolutionary Tendencies
 In Albania.

Consantinople, July 5.-Prepara- tions have advanced for the general mobilization of Turkish troops in view of the continued refusal of re- bellious Albanians to surrender and because of activities of Montenegro forces along the frontier.
 Government officials at the same time continue optimistic of an ulti mate peaceful outcome. They assert the Montenegran government is bluffing. The recall of the Turhsi minister at Cettinje is considered no improbable.
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HURT BY EXPLOSION.
Three Seriously Injured in New Or.
 leans Packing Plant.

New Orleans, July 5-Tiree meE were seriously injured in an explo- sion in the cooling room of the Ma ional Packing Company plant kere this afternoon and the plant itself was hreateed with destruction in 8 fire which followed.
 The injured are John Corvin, chiei engineer of the Armour Packing Com pany; Fred Brecker and John Wall employees of the National Packing Company.
 The fire was extingulshed with comparatively small damage. The cause of the explosion has not been determined.
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c. E. CONVENTION.

Atlantic City, N. J. July 5.-Foul thousand delegates to the Twenty Fifth International Christian Endeay or Convention which will begin to- morrow, registered lere today.
 Rev French E. Clark, founder O the First Christian Endeayor Society and now president of both the Unit ed Society of Christian Endeavor anC the worlds Christian Endeavor, ii without opposition for reelection.
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sHERIFF's PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to the order of the Garland County Court, made anl entered of record the third (S) day of July, 1911, there will be special election held in Hot Springs Township. Gar land County, Arkansas, on The nineteenth (19) of July, 1911, at the regular voting precincts, for tae purpose of electing a Constable for Hot Springs Township.
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BISHOPS WIFE DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Whiting AtwilI Passes
 Away at Chicago.


 Chicago. July 5.--Mrs. Mary Whit ing Atwill, widow of Bishop c. R. Atill, of the diocese of Missouri. died here today.
 Bishop Atwill died in Kansas City January 24, 1911.
 Mrs. Atwill was 73 years old. She survived by seven children: c. At will. Chicago; Rev. ]. B. Atwill. Sa- .ramento, Cal.; Rev. Douglas Atwill sedalia, Mo:; w. M. Atwill. Waverly Wash; c. R. Atwill. Dallas, Texas Mrs. E. A. Macklin and Miss Ger rude Atwill of Kansas City
 Burial will be at Kansas City.
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BALL PLAYER KILLED.

Huntsville. Ala, July 5.--Horace Braley, a baseball player. formerly catcher for Columbus, in South At lantic League, and late with Yazoo City. in the Cotton States League. was snot and instantly killed tonight in the red light district.
 Lucy Anderson surrendered to the police and says Braley shot at her first. and then she shot him. The bullet penetrated his heart. The couple had engaged in quarrel.
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EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

San Francisco. July 5.-Severai special trains arrived.here today bear ing the advance guard of the 20,00C delegates to the National Education al Association convention, which will open here next Friday night, with 3 banquet in honor of Mrs. Ella Flage Young, of Chicago. president of the body. The Convention proper vii last from July II to the nsgnt oi July 14.