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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-06
Saratoga Entries.
International News Service,

by intcrnatlonal Ncws Service,
First race. six furlongs-Royul Message Gfanida.
loi, Thrifty. lo2: Trifor %; Fond io2; Lady
Lightning, l0?; 'Little Hugh. 9S; Patrick s. 104:
Discovery. iOS; Magazine. l12. .Luria. 96: sHu-
milty si Working Lad. 1i2: fncision, 100; Bobby
Boyer. 1922 water Wellcs. l0i. eIYa Bel l02;
Mindinettc l07: Labod, ll2; Bunch OF Keys. los;
Nclo i02
Second race steepechase. about two miles
Wicksou. 14s; Juvern!ce lis: Nose GAY. 40;
Buckthorn. 40; Octopus. 1856: Rhomb. 1872; o. Bear.
l52: The Prophet 1855; Big Sandy, l97: Astute.
1875: Hlddis 1872.
Third race. five and half furlongs-Superin-
tendent. lo5 Salon. 1o5: Della Mack. lo5: Lilly
ormc. los; Heart Beat Ios: Chnrmeuse. l05: North
erner. lo5; Eustsce. los Pe,erEin. io5: Korfhage.
iI3
Fourth race. about one mc-Guy Fisher loa;
Adams Express. 100; Scbago ll3; Lahore. 1l2;
board, 10e; Flying Fairy. I0o Cin Edge. 9S; s,nr
Bottle 90: Coy Lad. g.
Fifth race, one m'le-Grssmere. III, s,entor.
lN: Kate x. los: Breaker Boy. IOa: "Frank Pur-
cell. los: Dalngerfleld los 'Bouncing Lass. loi.
Lodona. %; Kormak III: Tay Pay, i0s; Ncllo,
loS. Swish. los
Sixth race five and hall furlonss-Rartlett.
1Os: Happeny I0s: Bradlcy's Choice l05. Great
Surprise. l0s: Hlnata. I05; King Mcdowell los
Raoul, los: Undaunted, lO5: stars and Stripes Jos
Vnlkyric. 105 Humiliation. Io5: Cliff Field. l0s
o Reilly. loS Miss CHvooaugh, los.
Tho weight Flying Fairy includes penalty
OF five pounds.
apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fest.
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FATAL WRECK CAUSED
BY BULL ON TRACK
Two Killed. When Train Is Derailed on
Wabash Railroad in
Iowa

DES MONIES, Ia, Aug 1.-Two
men were killed and two injured when
a bull on the track caused the derail-
ment of a Wabash freight train near
Runnels, Ia, early today.
HENRY LANG, Des Moines, fire
man.
ARTHUR COBB, Moulton, brakeman.
Engineer Frank Lewman and Brake
man Elmer Childs Of MoultoD were
seriously if not fatally, injured.
The train, which was loaded with
hogs for the st. Louis market, left
Des Moines early this morning. Lang
was instantly killed.
About two miles north Of Runnsels
the train struck the animal, which ap'
parently was asleep On the track. En-
gineer Lewman shouted to the freman
and then jumped. Lang was unable tC
clear the engine, which rolled over and
crushed him. Several of the freight
cars left the track.
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Fort Erie Entries.
Y International News Service.

BY International News Service
First race. six furlongs-Ralph Lloyd, lo3; Joe
STEIN toT; Pretty Mollie. %; Cedar Brook. l05
Chiffon Queen, lo3: Good Day, 1os; Counterpart
i03 Cosgrove. los. @Ruvoco 90.
Second race five and half turlongs-suporl
1903 High Priest. 1O3: Miss Gayle. 100; Rustling
Brass lo6. The Usher. lO9 Big Spirit. i0s; Van
dcrcr!ft. lis. Hodge. 1906
Third race six furlongs-'Right Easy. 2s: Tank
urd 1903: Spring Maid. lo5: 'Dr, R. L. swaren
ger 1903; "Canelis. i09: 'Threc Links, 10. Russell
McGl. 40. Chapultepec. 1l5
Fourth race. Dominion handicap. $4,000 added
mile and a quarter-Jenne Geddcs, 96i Doneran
1903; Lochiel 1902; Hamilton. no. Flora Fina. lo.:
First Sight. 1l2; Flabbergast. l07.
Fifth race six furlongs-Ban Zareta, rs; Sec
IT, 1o3: Calgary OF: Carlton c. ll2; Marjorie A.,
100. Helen Borbce. los; Leochares. liz.
Sixth race mile and seventy neutrality-suspicious.
%; Ardslon, loi "Adoapte. 100: Burning Day
light los: Grosvcnor. 1903: Aunt Alice. 1o6; MISS
joe 1os Spindle, 10: Captain Bravo. ia
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards-Trevato,
eS: sEncndi, sc: Molsnnt. es Henry Hutchinson.
10: Gerard i02: Gates ll2s Billy Vanderveer,
lOl: Rush. III; The Runp, 105; Ell Orc. rs
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear, track fast.
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Butte Entries.
crnationai News scrvic

b. International News Service
First race. mile-Tce Harrison IL Liule Ton
Regards IL; Chop Greene. Lchigh. MeAlan. 112:
Dorian Prince. Lord Clinton. Big Claim. Mike
Doniu lo2. Ethel Samson. Anna Schneider, io5.
Second race. five furlonEs--Ccos 1f5: RimifaS
lio; Milton Roblce. nlsplay Auntie Curl, log; Ada
konnedy Deal Carroll. ioi, Miss Tempo La FLOR
ista lo2.
Third race. five and half furlongs-hnnc Nc
Gee. Roberta. 1os; orrnoude Cunningham. Ed b.
Sir Barry. Young Paney. No Quarter, Raymond
NJ, lo7; Evclina Rose Sweet. sainest. hregonese.
lo5.
Fourth race. mile and twenty ysrds-Tack Paine.
l90; Sir Frctful. 1l2. ora McGeo 105; Cu Bon lo4
Cantem. 9j; Ungraver. Transparent. DR.. Dough-
erty o.
Fifth race, futurity course -Mimorloso us; Pa
jaroita ll2. Chanticlor. 10: New Haven 1903, Bus.
l07; Fleeting Fashion. lo1
= Sixth race. five and half turlongs-Frank G.
Hogan 1l5. Ramsy, Annual Interest. Prince Con-
rad 10; BalroDia. Ferronn. Yvonne los: Rock
dale. BeversteIn Io7; Tildy Wolifartb, LOG; Susan
r, Jos: Gossipor IL. 100
Weather clear; track fast.
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Saratoga Results.

BY International News Service.
First raco. five and half mrlongs-Lit,Ie
Nephew. 120 Klliugs~orth) 70 5. won: Ros-
mer. l0T fByruel. s TO l. second: Surprising. los
tNickausl. to ?, third. Time. ;o6 As. Black
Toncy. Spearhead. Harry L.. Uncle Nun ana
Charlcstoniap also ran,
Second race. milc-KaI,nka loi CGicklaus) / 10
8. won Dartworth. lo7 (Byrne), to l. second
Star Organ ioo Genryl. IN TO I. third Time.
] 40 SO. Judge Walscr and Spin also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-Hawthorne. 123 0.of-
tuEl. 10 TO- won Genesta. 9s (WolG, 70 1, scc-
oud: Star Gaze. lo3 (HcCshoyl. go 10 t. third.
Time. f.i3 10. tIobnob and BuskIp also ran
Fourth race. the Spnaway, five and a hall fur
ongs-Casusriua i13 tSteelel. 10 /. won: Early
Rose. ITO (MusgrHvcl. 4 10 .. second CujaVay. lt6
(HcCahey). 12 to J. third Time. 1907 Any Time.
Mater, Water LILY. Contrarv, Doft. Galaxy May
Dors npd Addc NJ also ran
Fifth race, milo and eishth-BoO r.. ia teut-
woIll TO I. won; Jawbone. 1l2 fWllsonl 20 g.
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.pELPHLA. Aug. 5,-Cleveland' S
|Ing in the early innings, Bland
rellent pitching. especially with
<be bnses. and Chapman's sensa-
-jding gave the visitors the vic
a PhIladelplia today. 5 TO 0.
listed only one inning. Clerels nd
'hree runs off him on tumble
4 OF Chapman's grounder. singles
and Turner. Lajoie's double and
A fiy by Jackson, OF which Old
|de wonderful leaping catch
|hbed Joe of home run. Houck
|he second inning. He was taken
>rnit D. Murphy 10 bat for him
bases filed. bur Danny failed
ce hit.
Il opened the third session until
armed up. He gave Olson pass
ned jackson. Brown then went
1,bher. After he was hit for a
4 by Iajoie. Brown settled down
'6ed first-class ball The home
ID twelve runners left or the
wonderful one-hand jumping
Cbapmsn of NcInnis's line drive
A rally in the fifth inning.
Al also made q great one hand
3rr's fast grounder back OF sec
he sixth, on which he forced out
at second. and he again came
|Inz's rescue In the seventh by
, principal actor In a double play.
PHILADELPHIA.
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)N DIVIDES
H THE BROWNS

F, Aug. 5.-St. Louis and Bos.
~ a double header today.
ing the first game. 3 TO O.
,tors taking the second. 4 TO 9.
nsio tne st. Louis team 10 two
nlst contest and not visit
teachod first base until the
'ng. Lewis batted in Boston's
fiis single In the first scored
*no mad walked and stolen
2 IN the eighth Lewis's two
.cored Hooper and Speaker.
'om had singled
e hatted hard In the second
~ tne sixth inning three bag
~ Austin and Brief, and q
y py williams. gave the WIS.,
winning runs. Weilman was
rnen Boston had men on
81. LOUIS BosTox.
First camel
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SLEEPS WHILE BOLT
SPLINTERS HIS BED

LA CROSSE, Wis. Aug. 5.-George
Barber. well-to-do Mindoro business
man, is sound sleeper. Last night
there was a terrific storm at Mindoro,
fifteen miles above here, and bolt
struck the room in which Barber was
sleeping, tearing the plaster from the
walls and splintering the bed on which
he lay. The family rushed to his room,
expecting to find him dead. but found
him sleeping and uniniured. When
awakened he complained of ''unpleas-
ant dreams -
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EASILY
BEATS YANKEES

YORK, Aug. 5.-Detroit over
= H defeated New York in the
0 1me OF the series by a score OF
q The locals played bad ball in
& pehiud mediocre pitching.
! I hammered the bail hard Kea-
= L8o TOT New York and the visitors
y pur runs in the first inning on
ir pass. an error and a steal.
~ e8ting walked Bush in the second.
< atepiaced him. and Bauman. the
4 ter 20 face him. hit home run.
nnished the game and was
M pproveInent.
;" The Detroit pitcher. was effect
s II IN the game. but eased up in
~ ng innings. Morierity made a
. ~ OF home in the fifth innins.
ssl DETRoIT.NEw YORK
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'Batted for Boehllng in nipth.
iRau for Cashiou IN ninth

Score by irnipgE-
Chicago . ..........i -
Washington >. ,.,,..o %
Summary Errors-Fostor Gandu Mcbride (2)
Two base hits-Lord Mcbride and Gandil Three
baso bit-Aiusmith. Eits-oH Benz. in In
nngs: or Scott, in 2-3 inning of Russell
! In / 10 inning; OF Boehlng, in Innings: Off
Groom. In I inning. Sacrifice hts-Lord and
Russell. Sacrifice fly-Chase, Stolen baBes-Lord
and Moeller. Double plays-Weaycr 10 Chase;
Fourper 10 Weaver: Morgan TO Mcbride 10 Gam
oil; Foster 10 Morgan Gnndil. Left bhscs
Chicago. a. Washington. 10. First bnsc on bnlls
of Benz. 1; off Scott, 2; Off Boehlug, l; Off
Groom, l. First base orrors-Chlenso, 4. Struck
out-By Benz s. by soehliug. s. Time-2 horuB
and 10 minutes. Umpires-Hidebrand end Evans
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Powder EXplodes.

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug. 5.-Grindine
mills Nos. II and 12 al the Dupont pow
der works near this city exploded early
today with tremendous reports. No dam
age was caused except 10 the machinery
and the loss of about 300 pounds OF pow
der in each mill.
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CHILD DROWNED IN
BIG JAR OF VINEGAR

PARIS, III. Aug. 5.-Falliug into
an eight gallon jar of vinegar, Lester,
farmer, was drowned this afternoon
before the mother could rescue him.
The child fell in head.foremost, only
the feet being in view when discov-
erpl
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Second same.)
sBlttod for Noscley in ninth.

Summar- Errorr-shottcn. Layan. Hooper En-
gle Two-bnsc hft-McAllcster. Thrco base hits
Pratt. Austin. Brief Hits-on Collins. II in
innings: or Noseloy. I In 1 Inning Sacrifice
hits-Balcn, Yorkcs. Sacrifice fIy-WillnmE. Lott
boscs-st. Louis 4: Boston. 70. First base on
halls-By Wcilman. & First orrors-St. Loul5.
l. Boston, /. Passed ball McAlloster. Struck out
BY Collins, 6: hy WcllnRn. 2: by Moscloy. I.
Double plays-CHrducr and Englc. Speaker and En-
gle. I-avan. Pratt and Brief. Time hour and
g minutes. Umpires-Eeap and Dinoen
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STIPULATION ASKED
BY UNITED STATES
Note From Government Read
al Balkan Peace Confer
ence at Bucharest.

BUCHAREST, Aug. AT the Bal
kan peace conference today, NJ. Major
esco. president Of the conference, read
a note from the United States govern
ment expressing a desire TO see insert
ed in the treaty Of Bucharest stipu-
lation securing civil and religious lib
erty TO the population inhabiting ter
ritory which may be ceded or recov-
cred
Majoresco said that condition was
law in all the nations involved and the
heads OF the delegations agreed that it
would be supertluous to think of in
sertng such special clause.
WASHINGTON Aug. 5.-The inten-
tion of the American government TO
make representations TO the Balkan
peace delegates had been so carefully
guarded that it was not generally known
even in official circles today that a note
had been dispatched TO Bucharest It
- known, however. that the administra-
tion has been receiving vigorous pro-
tests from Jews all over the United
States against the treatment of people
of their religion in Rumania. The state
department was advised that Rumanian
Jews were being deprived of civil
rights guaranteed them under the
treaty of Berlin
This. it is said. Influenced the admin.
istration to ask that guarantee of re-
ligious liberty be inclosed in the pro-
posed treaty Of Bucharest
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second; Inspector Lestradc. IL tBuros). 10 10 /
third Time. SO. Throo starters.
sixth rare ono milo-Bolnmour. 10 f1cTssEartD.
10 o. Nop: Bryan Limsh. III Burn,l 20 /.
seoond: Prospect. Ill G-ofusi. TO 3. third. Time.
] ~ 10. Eutcrpe and Gray Planet also
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INARQUARD' WINNING
STREAK IS BROKEN
Pirates Knock Him Off Slab
in Third; Hans Wagner
in Great Form.
National League.

Iesterdays 8 results
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING :, New York T..
AZ 81. Louis-St. Louis O. Philadel-
phia I
At Chicag ago-Chicago II. Brooklyn ..
At Cincinnati-Cincinnatl 5. Boston /.
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ETofs-Ncaoh woitcr. PccRinp,ugb
seating First base on errors-Dc.
're-pase hits-cnbb fo,. aidRIrf. Peck.
c'e runf-Bsuman Duhuc Sacrifice
escrifice fy-CaidwnIl stolen
e,auagc. Fohcb. Moriarty. Lett
iork q: Detroit. 10. Double plays
,nor md Morieriy; Cree. Hartsell
oasns on baIls-Kea,ing fal. Cald.
'oe nl' Struck out-By Heating. l:
py Ououc. 4. Wild Pitoh-Eeat-
aeue. Hlts-off Kcutlnx. 4 10 ! in.
Hit b. pltchor-By Cald.
s1oif Kesttug. 4 In in
-eeii. In innings. Ttme-2 hours
tmpires-oLoughlln and sherl.
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NEW YoRK-PTTTsBURG

SUmmary-Error-A. WIIeon- TWo-base hits-
Carey Herzog Threo-ba hit-Shafer. Stolen
bases-Mursay. Carey. Sacrifice ht-wagner Sac
rnce flies-Viox and Miller Bases balls-on
MarquaTd, !. Struck out-sy Fgomme. 2: by
Adams O. Wild pitch-Marquard. Hits-on Mar
guard 5 In innings (nonc out 10 third; Oft
Froulme. . In . innings OF Crandall. 10 in
ming Left baseB-Pittsburg Q; New York. T.
Double piay-wagner md Miller. Time hour
and 81 minutes. Umpires-o' Day and Emslie.
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s DEFEAT MACK
N THRILLING GAME
, Gets Homer and Dou-
/: Sensational Spear
(obs Bill Orr Of Hit.
American League.

Irday's results
Observation-Disclosures >. Chi
~ York-New York :, Detroit 10.
kiIa Observation-Disclosures q o, Cleve-
n<ton-Boston. 3, 2; St Louis, 0, 4.
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/: Alexander !. Hit by pitcher-By Sollee
niusbe). Struck out-By SalIee. 9: ny Alexander.
I Time hour and so minutes. Umpircs-Klcn
and Orth.
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Western League

At omaha-Topcka. /; Omaha. 2.
A, ST. Joseph-I.lneoln. 10, ST Joseph. s.
Al Sioux City-Wichits. IL: Sioux City 10.
AZ pcs MoInes-Donor. I; Des Moines. o.
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Federal League.

At Indiana pols-Indlanepois. +: Cleveland. O.
At ST. Louis-St Louis. A. Chicago s.
Al Kansas City-Knnsas City Z: Pittsburg g.
tSevcutecp innlngg.)
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Southern Leagae

AZ Observation-Disclosures Q; Atlanta uep
iuuiugs)
AZ NushYtiie-NeHhv,lie. 4: Birmingham, O.
0ouly two gsmco sehedulc5D
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Northwestern League

AZ sea.tie-5osttlc. o: Victoria T.
Al Portlund-Portland, .; Spokane 1
AZ Tacoma-Tacoma. 8; Vancouver. q tTht,
inuipgsl
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ktaxaudsr IN eighth.
evsn 10 eighth
LsvsrsnE 10 ninth
''enosan ~ ninth
HinzB-
o o o o Q o 90
o o 0 90 80
fsJ. Two.bsse nit
hit-oardnnr. Stolen boses-
2unie play-Lavau. Pratt and sto~
'""f'-st' Louis. ?: Boston, I. First
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BRooKLYN-CUICAGo
BROOKLYN

IhIcsgo '.-''s''-,,V q o y o ii
Summary; Errors-Phelan Zimmerman. Brid-
we'll Two-haHo htts-1,each, Miller Ncedham
Zimmerman. Three base hiiK-Phslan Home run
Williams. Wheat. Hlts-oU Rucker, In la
inning: Oft Curtis ~ 90 Innings Stolen
eauea- schultz. Zimmerman. Double plays--F Fisher
TO CutshRw 10 Dsubert t2b Zimmerman TO Phe-
ian To Safer. Left bhses-Drooklyn. !: chi.
cago s. First base halls--on Ruckor T. off
Curtis. I: Off Piorcc. >. Struck out-By Pierce.
3, by Curtis, J. Wild pitch--Pierrc Time-i
hcps and tb minutes. Umpiros-Brennan and Eu-
son.
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4 Error-BsTTy. Two-base hit-Laioie.
--Laioie Hits-on Plank, in / In
[ouck in inning: or Pounock. none
lrEs: off Brown. 10 s 20 innings. Sac.
T1ckson. Stolen basc-Jhckson. Dou-
[hspman and Olson. Left on bases
3: Philadelphia. ie Bases on balls
ne. s: off Pcunock. ] First base on
|cland. /. Hit by pitchcr-By Brown
rpek out-By elsnding 3: by Plank.
~, /: By Pcnnock. ]: by Brown. 2
'urs and Is minutes. Umpircs-FerSu-
molly.
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BOSTON CINCINNATI.

.Rariden out for Interfering With catcher
tBatted for Ferdue In seventh.
fD4tted for Strand "a ninth.
Score by Innings
BoSton .....s'...'..s.sU l y " Q-1
Cincinnati .. ,,.,........2 o IS
Summary: Error-Marsnville Lord Dovore
Bershammor (2l. Two-bsse hits-Mann, Shock
ard. Three-hsee hitS-Hobitzcl1. Tinker sheck-
ard Hlts-oN Pcrdue. in 6 innings: off Strand
4 In iupiDgU. Sacrifice fly-Bcrghammor stolen
bsses-BcBchor. Tinker ~. Dershnmmer. Double
play-HaTanvil1o 10 Swecncy. Lcfl on bosca-
Boston. 8: Cincinnati. 7, First bsse on balls
OF PcIdue. ! off Strand. q off Brown. g. Struck
out-By Perdue. .. By Brown. l. Time-t hour
and 90 minutes. Umpires-Rgler and Byron.
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hsBo on balloon Levsrene. {: off LEONARD, 2.
First base on orrors-Boston. 1 struck out-EJ |
Leonard s. hy Lcvoronz. 4. Time hour and
So minutes Umpiros-Diaeeu and Cssn.
ST LOUIS BOSTON.
fSecond game.D
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PHILADELPHIA.

/1f Honck IN second.
(or Brown In ninth.
inriugu-
5 o a o q q n-5
......o o 0 0 0 o 90
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-05

As the result of family quarrel in
which MIS-. john Conaun, >U9 South
First avenue, her husband and ner
former husband, Fred Siasgart, OF
Mason Ciiy, were engaged MONDAY
n.gnt, Conoon lies in the county jan
win a bullet wound IN his hand, mis-
wife is confined IN Jail charged with
shooting her husband, ana S,agSa,t IS
ned as a participant n the row.
ConGcns WOUNDS are not serious, al
tho he mas only ms wlfe's poor ann 10
thank Tor his escape trum more serious
INJURY or perhaps death.
Inc exact cause Oh the trouble could
not be ascertained. OWING to the con-
Trajectory statements OF the three.
Airs. Ccndon was III a hysterlcal s;ate
last night. not knowing whether or
not she had fatally wounded her hus-
band. This morning, when she learned
that he was not seriously hurt, she re-
gained her composure.
AS near as could be ascertained
StaggarI. Mrs. Condun's first husband,
called at the house, about $50, and
d quarrel followed. According g the
woman, Condor struck her over the
head with q beer bottle. and she Sc
cured Stasgart's revolver and shot him.
Trio Is Arrested.
The shots aroused the nelghborhood
and the police We're summoned. OH
Ger Charles Hurd made the arrests and
the three We're locked in the county
jail.
When asked this morning If jealousy
was the cause of the row, Mrs. Condor
declared that her husband had no oc-
casion 10 De jealous of her former nus
band. She admitted having shot her
husband. The bullet pierced the tieshy
part of Condon's hand. The injury is
not serious
According to the police Mrs. Condor
has been married three times. After
being divorced from Staggart she mar
ried Al Bradford. Recently Condor
became her third husband. The trio
Will be arraisned this afternoon in
Mayor Millard's court
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WOMAN BADLY HURT
Mrs. c. H. Filler, Of Gar.~in, Seriously
Injured When Her Team Became
Frightened at Auto and Hurled
Buggy Into Ditch.

Mrs. C. H. Filler, of Garwin. was badly
injured, but her three children escaped
unhurt, when the team she was driving
became frightened at an automobile
city, near the Nicholson ford Iowa river
bridge Monday afternoon at about 4
O'Clock. Mrs. Filler was returning home
when the automobile, which contained
the driver, Ed Sheridan, Quincy Alex
ander and Alfred Shimek, met the
buggy near the north end of the bridge
Seeing the team approaching, Carpen-
ter stopped at the side of the road TO
let it by.
AS the team went by the horses be-
came frightened at the noise made by
the buzzing of the engine and started
10 run. In plunging TO the side Of the
road they carried the buggy down an
eigtt-foot embankment and into wire
fence. Mrs. Filler was thrown out and
rendered unconscious. The men in the
car picked her up. telephoned for q
| physician, and hurried her to st
| Thomas hospital Carpenter later drove
| to Garwin and brought Mr.. Filler to the
hospital
! Mrs. Filler did not regain conscious
ness for four hours but today she had
rallied. Her injury is located in the
head but how it will develop can not
be told for a day or two. There was
no fracture of the skull but ii is though
| there may have been a Slight hemor.
/ image. She was not other y EE:ss sc-iousl,
hurt, and none of the children were
more than badly frightened. TIM
| buggy was somewhat damaged and tn,
| horses cut slightly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-05
ASKS $4,000 FOR
DEATH oF HUSBAND
SUIT AGAINST NJ. & ST. L.
RAILROAD.
TRlNKLE KILLED IN
ACCIDENT IN YARDS
Head Crushed Against Box Car, Death
Resulting Very ouiekiy-strikes
Against Box Car on Siding Near
Juncture of Traeks-Turner Asks
Psrmit-cther Gases Filed.

In an action filed in the district court
OF the estate of her husband, Robert
Edwin Trinkle, asks damages in the
sum Of $4,000 of the Minneapolis &
St. Louis Railway Company for the
death Of her husband. Trinkle who
was a fireman, was killed the night OF
June IS, while in the employ OF the
defendant company. Mrs. Trinkle al
Ieges that her husband met his death
thru the negligence of the company.
Trinkle met his death in a peculiar
manner. He was working on an en-
giEe which was backing up in the COM
pany's yards near the coal chutes. AS
the engine approached the juncture
of the coal chute track with the stor-
age track near the store house, Trinkle
leaned out the cab window and his
head struck box car on the siding.
crushing his skull He died almost in
stantly.
Fuel Company Sued.
The Consumers Fuel Company is
made defendant in a sui, filed by
Hunter w Finch & Co., of Chicago
which seeks judgment for s77s.50, al
legged to be due for coal bought of the
plaintiff company in October. Novem-
Der and December. 1912.
Sue on Promissory Note.
S. NJ. Jones has flied suit against
N P. and Carrie Bengtson to collect
on a promissory note for 800, alleged
TO have been given the plaintiff March
3, 1896. The. petition also asks that
the plaintiff be given judgment for al
legged unpaid interest from March .,
1906.
Turner Asks for Permit.
J. A. Turner, druggist OF Laurel,
who formerly was in business In this
city. has filed petition in the district
court asking for a permit to sell In
toxicating liquor.