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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15

Chicago oct. 15.--Coonel Roose :
welt. with the bullet fired last night
by Schrank, New York laundryman,
still in his chest, was taken to the
Mercy hospital here today after con-
sultations with the physicians He
rode in the ambulance and walked
slowly into the hospital leaning on DIR.
Murphy's arm. The colonel slept dur
ing the trip from Milwaukee after he
was shot sitting In an automobile out
side the Gilpatrick hotel starting out
to make a scheduled speech, his re-
fusal to cancel the speech, the deliv-
cry OF half the address and his walk
to and from the motor car in Milwau-
kee, although the bullet was still in
his right breast, was regarded by the
physicians as imprudent. but the COL
onel insisted on having his own way
and minimized the pain and the dan
ger OF the wound.
DR.. Terrell, Roosevelt's personal
physician, gave out a statement as to
the patients condition after the pre-
liminary examination at the Mercy
hospital. "The colonel Is weak" he
said, "due to relaxation from the ner-
vous strain. Unless complica tions en-
sue the outlook Is not unfavorable.''
Walked Without Assistance.
Roosevelt walked into the X-ray
room In the hospital without assist
ance. reading message as he walked.
The X-ray showed the bullet at a safe
distance from the lung apparently.
An announcement was made by the
colonels secretary today that he
would not make any more speeches
during campaign unless unforeseen
complications arise.
The hero OF the attempted assassi-
nation was Elbert e. Martin, the COL
oners stenographer. Martin was
waiting to go in the automobile.
Schrank was within eeven feet Of the
colonel when he leveled the revolver
and fired once. An instant later Mar
tin leaped on him. hurled him to the
ground. tossed his arm around the as
sassin's neck and gripped the revolv-
or hand until special policeman
wrenched the gun from Schrank The
physicians stated after the second X
ray pictures were made:
Roosevelt Is normal in everything
and says he Ii feeling fine. but COM
plains Of a little pain in the side. II
an operation Is necessary It can be
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15

Boston-Hooper. rf: Yerkes, 2b;
Speaker. CT: Lewis. II; Gardner 3b:
Stahl. 1b; Wagner. IS; Cady, C; Wood,
pitcher.
New York-Devore, rf; Doyle, 2b:
Snodgrass, CT; Murray, If; Merkie, 1b;
Herzog, 3b: Meyers. C; Fletcher, SIS;
Tesreau, pitcher.
The betting favored Boston 10 to g..
= First Inning.
New York-Devore was safe on an
infield hit past Wagner. Doyle singled
to center. Devore was held at second.
Devore and Doyle. scored on Snodgrass'
two -bagger. Murray singled. Snod-
grass scored on the single Of Merkle
Mcrkle took second. Wood took Her.
zog's grounder and threw to Wagner
who then tossed It to Gardner who
touched Merkle. Herzog scored when
Fletcher singled to right. Meyers
scored on an infleld hit by Tesreau
which Wood was only able to knock
down. Fletcher scored on delayed
steal. Tesreau was put out going to
second after Fletcher scored. the play
being Cady to Yerkes to Stahl to wag-
ner. Six runs. seven hits, no errors
Boston-A sharp windstorm was in
progress blowing dust all around the
field. Hooper struck out. Yerkes
walked. Speaker flew out to Murray
Lewis went out. Herzog to Merkle No
runs, no hits. no errors.
Second Inning.
New York-Hall went into the box
for Boston. Devore walked. Devore
stole second. Cady threw wide Doyle
walked. Devore was caught Off second
by a quick throw, Hall to Wagner.
singled to right. Doyle took
second. Doyle scored when Hall threw
wildly to catch him at second. Snod-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
new YORK SLAUCHTERS
RED S0X AND TIES
Up THE SERIES
Wood Is Batted Out Of the Box in the
First Inning By the Hard
Hitting Giants

Fenway Park, Boston, Oct. 15-The New York Ma
tionals overwhelmingly defeated the Boston Americans
today b the score of II to before crowd of over 10000
people Each team having won three games, they will
play the deciding contest of the worlds series here to-
morrow Smokey Joe Wood, the Red Sox star pitcher
was driven from the box in the first inning when his de-
very was touched for seven hits which neted six runs
Hall finished in the box for Boston and was batted freely
The game was loosely played in the field on both sides
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
SAM SChfPPS TELLS
Of Commissioning
CUNMEN TO MURDER

New York, Oct. 16-Sam Schepps. the
gambler. whom District Attorney
Whitman's men seized at Hot Springs.
Ark. took the stand at the Becker trial
this morning. He told Of commission
ing gunmen to kill Rosenthal and pay
ing them afterwards. He spoke also Of
meeting Becker after the murder.
Becker said Tell Rose not to worry.
Everything will be all right. They've
got to prove who killed Rosenthal be-
fore they can convict anyone"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15

Milwaukee. Oct. l5.-Schrank was
taken to the district court this morn
Ing for preliminary examination. The
action was taken on a warrant charg-
ing him with assault with the intent to
kill. Schrank insisted that vision in
which former President Mckinley ap-
peared caused him to shoot the colonel.
1t was learned from him that his
sweetheart. Emily Zeigler. was lost in
the burning Of the steamboat Slocum
years ago. He never married. he says.
Schrank talks fluently at times, using
excellent English, but often stops alb.
ruptly and refuses to say another word
until his changing mood makes him
talk once more. His appearance is in
telligent and his clear eyes did not lack
reason. The police believe, however,
that Schrank Is afflicted with some
mental disorder
Schrank's arraignment caused little
excitement He was brought in be-
tween two detectives who stood a foot
above his head. District Attorney
Zebal read the formal charge of at
tempted murder.
do you understand the charge the
attorney has just read?' asked Judge
Nolan.
YES" replied Schrank.
Have you an Attorney"
mo. have not"
DO you want this case tried in a
hurry. Schrank?" asked the district at
torney.
''Yes, sir"
"All right" remarked the judge. II
think this disposes OF the matter as far
as We can go. I fix bail at $500, the
maximum under the charge"
Schrank was Immediately returned
to the police station.
Never Talked Politics.
New York, Oct. 15.-Schrank, up to
month ago. was a lodger at a lodging
house just off the Bowery He had
been guest there for nine months.
The owner Of the hotel said today he
had known Schrank a long time
though not intimately. He never talked
politics or expressed violent opinions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
CDR. JOHN B. MURPHY,
"DR. ARTHUR B. BEVAN,
"DR. SCURRY L. TERRELL,
"DR. r. j. SAYLE."

performed with only local applica-
ton Of cocaine" DIR. Murphy in
formed the Associated Press that the
colonel would be confined to the hos
pital at least 10 days,
The physician says the bullet
lodged against the fourth rib on the
right side. 1t did not enter the lung.
dore Roosevelt was shot and slightly
wounded last night as he was leaving
the Gilpatrick hotel for the Coliseum
to make a speech.
The wound was superficial and the
colonel went on to the hall and be-
gan his speech. after he had seen the
assassin arrested and taken to the po-
lice station.
Elbert e. Martin seized the assas-
sin and held him until policemen
came UP. A mob surged around the
man, who apparently Is q radical on
the subject Of Roosevelt's running for
another term as president,
The assassin, who IL small OF sta
ture, admitted firing the shot and said
that "any man looking for third
term ought to be shot"
In notes found in the mans pock-
cts at the police station were state
ments that the man had been visited
in a dream by the spirit OF William
Mckinley, who said, indicating Roos-
evelt. This Is my murderer: avenge
my DEATH"
Took Place IN Street.
The shooting took place in the street
In front Of the Hotel Gilpatrick. Col
onel Roosevelt reached Milwaukee
shortly after o'clock, and making his
way through the crowd that had
gathered at the station, entered an
automobile and was driven to the no.
tel. He took dinner in a private din
Ing room on the main floor with the
members of the party on his private
car.
After Colonel Roosevelt went to his
room on the second floor Of the hotel,
and shortly before o'clock he started
for the auditorium His automobile
stood in front Of the door, and about
1t was crowd OF several hundred
persons, who were waiting to catch a
glimpse OF the colonel az he started
off. With the colonel were Philip
AsOoSOschs yOuu8 COODius SOCus
ems. Mr.. Martin ana Captain 0irard.
The crowd pressed close about the col
onel and gave cheer as ne appeared.
As the party reached the automobile
Colonel Roosevelt's companions stood
aside and he stepped into the car.
Martin entered directly behind him
and sat on the further side Of the car
Colonel Roosevelt stood up. waving
his hat In answer to the cheers OF
the crowd. The assassin was standing
In the crowd few feet from the au.
tomobile. He pushed his way to the
side Of the car and. raising his gun,
fired.
Martin caught the flash OF the re-
volver as the shot was fired, and
leaped over the car a second after the
bullet sped on its way. Colonel Roos-
evelt barely moved a. the shot was
fired. Before the crowd knew what
had happened. Martin. who 10 six feet
tall and q former football player, had
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15

landed on the assassin's shoulders and
had borne him to the ground. He
threw his right arm about the mans
neck with q death-like grip and with
his left arm seized the hand that had
held the revolver. In another second
he had disarmed him.
Colonel Roosevelt stood calmly
looking on as though nothing had
happened. Martin picked the man up
as though he were child and car
ried him the few feet which separated
them from the car. almost to the side
Of the colonel.
Here he is.' said Martin: '1ook al
him, colonel" All this happened with
in a few seconds and Colonel Roose-
welt stood gazing rather curiously at
the man who had attempted his life
before the stunned crowd realized
what was going on Then a howl of
rage went up.
Lynch him, kill him." cried hun
dred men. The crowd pressed in on
them and Martin and Captain Girard
who had followed Martin over the
side Of the automobile, were caught
with their prisoner in the midst Of a
1t seemed for the moment that the
assassin would be torn to pieces by
the infuriated crowd and It was Col
onel Roosevelt himself who interfered
in behalf Of the man.
Saved by Colonel.
He raised his hand and motioned
imperiously to the crowd to fall back.
stop. STOP" he cried; stand back,
don't hurt him."
The crowd at first was not disposed
to heed him. but at length fell back
and permitted Martin and Captain
Girard to carry the man into the ho-
tel. After a short struggle the assas-
sin gave up and was carried without
out Of the way Of the crowd.
Are you hurt, colonel?" a hundred
voices called out.
"Oh. no." he responded with a smile.
Missed me that time and I'm not
hurt a bit.
Il think we'd better be going on" he
said to the other members OF his party,
'or we will be late"
No one in the party. including Col
onel Roosevelt himself, entertained
the slightest notion that the colonel
had been shot. He felt no shock or
pain at the time, and 1t was assumed
that the bullet went wild. AS soon
as Colonel Roosevelt had assured him
self that the assassin was safe in the
hands Of the police he gave orders to
drive on to the auditorium.
They had driven hardly one Of the
four blocks from the hotel to the au-
when John McGrath. anoth-
er Of Colonel Roosevelt's secretaries,
uttered sharp exclamation and
pointed to the coloneIs breast
Look. colonel" he said, there IL a
hole In your overcoat"
Blood 10 Detected.
Colonel Roosevelt looked down, saw
the hole. then unbuttoned the big
army coat which he was wearing, and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
old RESIDENT OF
IDAHO A SUICIDE
Capital News Special Service. }

Capital News Special Service.)
Bliss. Idaho. Oct. 15.--The body Of
Riley J. Butler, aged So. an old resi-
dent Of this section, was found in his
tent II miles north CT town with
bullet hole in his right temple yester-
day. The coroner's jury returned
verdict of suicide with a .Ss caliber
revolver. Fifteen five-dollar gold
pieces were In his pocket and nothing
was found to indicate why he shot
himself. He leaves two grown chill
dren. He was employed by the Bray
Lake Reservoir company.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
PRAYeRs ron RECOVERY
OF COLONEL ROOSEVELT

New York. Oct.' 16.-Progressive
State Chairman Hotchkiss today an
nounced that he had requested all
party and county chairmen by tele-
graph to open meetings hereafter with
prayer for Colonel Roosevelt's rscov-
cry. He added that he would seek to
make this . national movement
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
Great VICTORY
over THE TURKS
BY MONTENEGRO

Heidelburg, Germany. Oct. ia
great Montenegrin victory is an
nounced by Prince Peter Of Montenegro
In telegram by his former tutor re-
ceived here. 1t read: Glorious VIC
tory. Ten thousand Turks with artil-
lery captured"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
LABQRfRS TAKEN TO
THE MINES IN utah

Bingham. Utah. Oct. 1s.-Five hun
dred laborers. furnished by an eastern
agency. went to work in the strikers
places at the Utah Copper company's
property today. The Ohio Copper
company has . small force working
and the Utah Consolidated Increased
its force to 76 men today. I,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
ARE
SENT ROOSEVELT
BY HIS FRIENDS
Nephew Of Mckinley Sends
Significant Message Gov
ernor johnson Declares
Escape Providential.

Chicago. Oct. 15.--Among the many
kilograms sent Colonel Roosevelt, were
one from Governor Hiram w. johnson,
candidate for vice president on the Pro-
gressive ticket. now campaigning in
Ohio. and one from Bert A. Miller.
nephew Of President Mckinley.
Governor Johnson's telegram from
Toledo read: I'VE all rejoice at your
providential escape. May God be with
you always, as he was last night"
Miller telegraphed from Cleveland:
'You have been wounded in the same
battle for humanity in which my uncle,
William Mckinley. lost his life. May
war"
to his family. The special car in which
the colonel was travelling and the cor
respondents car were both released by
the coloners managers today. The first
person whom the colonel asked to see
after he had breakfast was the very
Rev. Edward J. Vattman, former army
chaplain, who retired with the rank of
major. He and the colonel are old
friends, and this morning they enjoyed
chat Of 20 minutes. When Father
Vattman left he said: He'll get we'll:
there is no danger that he will die at
this time"
Taft Issusl Statement.
!. New York. Oct. 15.-President Taft
issued a statement today on the shoot
ing Of Roosevelt. Il cannot withhold
an expression Of horror" said he. IAN
act Of the maniac who attempted to
assassinate Colonel Roosevelt"
Message From Wilson.
Trenton, N. j., Oct. 15.--0overnor
Wilson wired Colonel Roosevelt:
please accept my warmest sympathy
and heartiest congratulations that your
wound Is not serious"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
Insisted on Making Address and After
Meeting Was Rushed to Hospital
Cannot Resume Tour
Chicago, Oct 15-Colonel Roosevelts wound is not a
mere flesh wound but serious wound in the chest
cordng to bulletins by his physicians this afternoon

Chicago, Oct 15.-The following statement was issued
at 1870 by the surgeons attending Colonel Roose-
velt Colone Roosevelt hurt is deep bullet wound Of
the chest wall without striking any vital organ in transit
The wound has not been probed The point of entrance
was to the right OF ana one men e oeow the evd OF the ne
ward The distance four nches deeply the chest wall
There is evidence of the bullet penetrating the lung
count S2 10 a. m No operation remove the bullet
intended at the present time His condition is hopeful
but the wound is important to demand absolute rest
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
Idaho Sends Message.

Boise. Idaho, Oct. II. 1912.
Theodore Roosevelt,
Care Progressive Headquar-
ters. Chicago, ILL.,:
The Progressives Of Idaho ex-
tend hearty congratulations to
you on your escape from the
bullet OF an assassin. You have
been preserved by Divine Prov
idence to become its agent in
instituting a new era of justice
and prosperity for the whole
people Of America.
]. H. GIBSON,
State Chairman.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
ROOSEVELT man
At CLEVELAND IS
SHOT BY FANATIC
Charles A. Brown Victim of
Crank, but His Wound Is
Not Serious Two Shots
Fired.

Cleveland. O., Oct. 15.-Charles A..
Brown, the Roosevelt leader. was shot
today by a fanatic. apparently cele-
brating the shooting of Roosevelt.
Brown had purchased a paper from a
newsboy shouting the news. when the
man drew a revolver and shouting
"Hurrah," fired two. shots, one of
which struck Brown. The wound Is
not serious.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
Chicago Wheat Market.

VUJCNUO WU00S M1rK0Ss
Chicago. Oct. l6.-December wheat
closed today at 94c.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
taken
INTO COURT AND
BOND IS FIXED
Accused Of Attempted Muir
der and Asks for Quick
Trial ~ Believed to Be
Mentally Afflicted.
Pleads Guilty.

Pleads Guilty.
Milwaukee. Oct. 15.-Schrank
pleaded guilty to attempted
murder when given q prelimi-
nary arraignment in the district
court here today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15

10 what busy men count
on; wa I ads saw It.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15

CONTINUED on Page six)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-15
Blood 10 Detected .

Colonel Roosevelt looked down, saw
the hole. then unbuttoned the big
army coat which he was wearing. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28
EEATW OF MRS.
 MAYER AT CAPITAL

Miss Ida Mayer daughter of Mrs. Amelia Mayer, Of No S16 Esst Second eyenue of this ciy,a ddp
 avenue of th;s ely, died yesterday morning in tl.itlte Rock where she went some tme ago for treatment in a sanitarium. She is survived ty her mother, Mrs. Mayer, and one brother, ;. A. Mayer, both f this city. The body ar ived freal Lit Rock yester- day afternoon. 1ae funeral arrange ments hayt Rot heen made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28
PLAN TO ERECT A COLISEUM.


 ArchitecS5 Mitchell 'Selligmaa, Of this city, is preparing plans for a col scum foe stock exhibits which the members af the Live Stock Associa- eion propose to erect in this city. The limcn siCns of the building will prob bly be 150 by 200 feet and will be arranged that it can be used for poultry shows and ether exhibitions
 Secretary Spauiding of the associa- tion is sending out literature in the interest Of the association this week thc board of directors and the vice Fl eside'~ts from all ever the state will attend meeting which will peobab'y y be called in this city tarly next month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28

1c undsr the pl. scnal suparYisuH if heir own physical director, who will direct their athletics and class work ae same as if they were at homo.
 Physical Direc or Wilson, of the ocal association states that about We,-ty Pine Bluff boys, members Of he Leader Class, will be taken on he trip. Regular class work will be lcpt up and the boys will remain in good physical condition practically III through the sumnler, thus enab
 ng taem to be in better shape to lave pennant winning basketball cam from Pine Bluff next year is a heavier class. It will be an ideal out ing for the youths a,~d all are very enthusiastic about il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28
TWO INJURED IN
 AUTO ACCIDENT W. D. Hearn and N. J. Can't Sustain Cuts Whsn Mach inc Crashes Into Post.
RUNNING A RA C Y
Ran Close to Curbing to Avoid Exca- yatiOnS When Automobile Be.
 came Uhc0ntr0ilable.

While runing at high speed, an automobile owned and driven by W D. IitaJn, in which Attorney N. J. Can't. Jr., was r ding. became un, controllable, dashed up on the sid2 walk st the side of Walnu stre
 just north of Sixth avenue, rooted
 up a tree and tore down tele- phone post. and while the occupant of the car were not thrown out both Were painfully bruised and NJ. GaTf sustained a number of cuts about his face, which required the attention of phys elan.
 According to a witness of the ac- cident MT. Hearn and John Ruther ford were running race south O! Walnut street. About forty fee nor.h of Sixth avenue the street has been torn up on one side by th' Natural Gas company for the layin: of gas pipes. Both machines war, neck and neck at this spot. MT Hearn's mach ne was on the righ side of the street and in order t get by was forced to run close t '.he cuib The driver suddenly los control of the machine and it wa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28
RenpIs Attack of Deaith,

'Fiye years ago two doctors told ne l had only two years 70 live. This startling statement was made bl Stillman Green, Nalachite, Col "They sold me I would die with con- sumption. It was up to me then t with coughs, colds or other throat aad lung troubles now. Take the cure that's safest Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at al druggists.
 try the best lung medicine and began to use Dr. Kings New Dis. covery It was we'll I did, for today I am working and believe I owe my life to this great throat and luns cure tat has cheated the grave O another victim I+s folly to suffe1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28
Gl0ri. IS NawS

comes from Dr. ] T. Curtiss, Dwight, Kan. He writes: II not only have cured bad cases of eczema in my patients with Electric Bitters, but also cured myself by them of the same disease. I feel sure they will benefit any case of cczama.a Thi is shows what thousands have proved that Electric Bitters is a mose eff fective blood purifier. It. an ex- eellant remedy fer eczena, letter salt rheum, ulcers, hoils and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, helps di- geseion. builds up the strength Price 50 cents. Satisfaction guar a0tpod hv all dr1lo~iStc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28
 BOYS 10 ENJOY Iz '.
 '--~'-5 -5-:3r'.ssffSysss 5:r.sfyss OUTING AT SPRINGS
'. N. 4. A. Leaders Ire Pianniue .ean.,' in Garland County With
 Many Others.

About twenty leaders of the loca5 Y. NJ. (. A., c1mpssied by Physical Director G. D. Vii O., are locking fo. ward with pleasure to a ten days camping out Qa 5e2ut ful .te about ten mics rom Hot 1prines the early part of June, though a def- mite date h23 not yet zen sett ea upon.
 Class leaders from Lt;l> R2ch Texarkana, Hope and Hot Springs will also 90 into camp with the local hcys and about 150 youths ranging i- aee from 10 to Is will be in camp.
 fHa site fir the camp is on q 30 2c4@tract and s owed by w. g. sorrells, brcther 1f W. B. Sorr2Es, O. this city, who donated the uFe os tAe place for the boys Of tie diffeiu4. as. sociattoaa A large, Ioomy heuse, capable of housing the youngsters, will serve as the camp. A fine stream Of pure mountain water also flows through the tract, affording exces- lent boating, sW inning az d a place for all otaer aquatic sports. A large portion of the ai.c is almost perfectly level and it is sid vii make an ideal field for track and field events, on which basketball and baseball grounds will be laid out.
 The toys from each association will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28

not stopped until it had climbed up- on the sidewalk, colliding tn the tree and lodged against telephone post.
 MT. Hearn and ATr. Can't were tax en 70 the office of pr. B. D. Luck by "Tip' Howell, where they re aeiVed medical attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-28
Plies Cured .n 6 to IA Rays.

feo O"H V" T" " o0 0'
 Your druggist refund money i PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of ticking, Blind, Bleeding o' Protrud:ng Piles in to 14 days. 60c