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|CLEGGS DROP CINE
 TO HOT SPRINGS
Local Lads Lose Sunday Game in Vapor City by
 6-2 Score.

Flushed with victory, as well as other things, the Cleggs lost the third and last game of the series with Hot Springs Sunday. They took the first two games, but the Hot Springs az gregation came back strong Sunday and won easily. The final score wa;s 6 to }.
 The cause of the locals defeat is attributed to an inability to hit at critical moments and also several costly errors. Mullen, the choice of Manager Culpepper, for the last game failed to pitch up to his usual form and allowed the Vapor City lads nine hits, while the painteds only registered five bingles.
 Both teams however played good ball and especially so in the secord game, and Manager Culpepper is thor oughly satisfied with the showing his team made against Hot Springs.
 The C]eggs accompanied by their mascot, w. T. Seawell, Jr., arrived home Sunday night.
 R H E Hot Springs .................6 6 s 2 Batteries: Dozler and Smith, Mullin and Graves. Sparks stole home with two out in ninth iannine. Hot Springs strengthened for Sun days game and had a large attend- aAce. The Hot Springs Sentinel Record stated "Cleggs" was the fastest and best amateur team that ever visited Hot Springs.
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NEW ORLEANS OPENS
 POOR MANS BANK
Institution Is Result of Campaign Naged Against the Loan
 Sharks.

New Orleans, La, June 1.-The "Poor Mans Bank" to be known Of ficially as the Industrial Bank and Trust Company, formed as' a result of the campaign waged against the loan sharks of New Orleans, began business today. While this bank will make feature of loaning money to salaried people, it will also do a gen eral banking business in making loans ia modest amounts to mer- chants, dealers and manufacturers who at times have collateral which, though not acceptable to institutions doing a strictly banking business, is sufficient to insure loans that may meet the demands of the holders of these securities.
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DICKINSON MUST PAY
Men Who Captured ketchcrs Slayer
 Gets Judgment for x55.0OO.

Jefferson County, Mo-, June 1.-R. P. Dickerson of Springfield, Mo-, must pay a reward of $5000 he offered for the capture of the man who shot and killed Stanley Ketchel, late middle weight champion while the latter was on visit to Dickersons farm.
 This was decided by the state Su- preme Court which considered case appealed from Springfield by Joseph and Thomas Hoaggard and c. E. Mur- phy, who captured Walter Dipled, who killed Ketchel. Dipley was sen tenced to the penitentiary for life.
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UO0sier Pros Meet Today.

Indianapolis. Ind, June l,-The state convention of the Prohibition party will begin in this city tomor- row. One of the important things which will be placed before the con- vention will be the selection of the party's candidate for United States senator Another topic will be the party's stand in endorsement of the proposal to insert ! prohibition clause in the state constitution. Sev- cral of the leaders have objected 10 this plan, declaring that there are dangers in it, and they declare for passage of a statutory prohibition law.
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GIANTS AND TIGERS
 SWAP" GROUNDS
New Workers Will Work in Missis- sippi ad Detroits in Texas
 Next Year.

Gulfport, Miss, June 1.-The New York Giants will go into the training camp deserted by the Tigers this spring if the efforts of Manager James l.. Lynch, manager of the Great Southern hotel here, are sue cessful.
 Lynch is making inducements to the Giants to come here next spring instead of going to Texas.
 Lynch still has hopes of getting the Tigers to come back, despite the fact that President Navin of the Detroit club has made the official announce ment that the Tigers will train at San Antonio, Texas.
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Fear Makes Men Savage.

EVldence Of terrible battle among the steerage passengers immediately after the collision was found when the bodies were turned over to the under takers last night.
 At least dozen of them bore un mistakable marks of knives. Several were slashed badly about the legs and bodies. One mans ankle was cut to the bone.
 Those wo1asgHs bear out the state ments of three newspaper men who came up from Rimouski. They told the International News Service staff correspondent that four bodies were recovered with long knives clasped in their hands. In the battle below decks after the crash, men slashed and cut their way to the stairways.
 Among the bodies identified today was that of w. Leonard Palmer, the London journalist His wife was claimed by friends yesterday. Canadian Pacific officials here, who are in constant telephonic communica- tiGh with Rimouski, dened tonight that the body of Lawrence Irvng had been found there. No bodies have been re- covered since the departure of the Lady Grey Saturday.
 Discover Maniac on Beach.
 Policemen patrolling the beach made a ghostly find, however, when they stumbled upon a tumbled heap at the foot of the hills leading up from the river. They believed it corpse cast up by the tides but just as they bent to straighte nit up, it was gal vanized into life.
 With a horrible shrek the figure sprang up and ran for the woods, screaming and chattering like an un- civilized being. It was young Nor Wegian woman, a Steerage passenger, driven insane by her narrowing ex- perienCe. The patrolmen caught her after a long chase. She was clad only in a thin nightshirt and was in pitt able state of physical exhaustion. Her mind was gone and she was utterly unale to comprehend anything said to her.
 How she got to the place where she was found, about five miles from the wreck, is a mystery. It is thought that she may have clung to a piece Of wreckage, since it would have been impossible for her to swim ashore. Tn, beach patrol has bee ndOubled since there may be others in the same plight. The country in that section is wild and unsettled.
 Will Attempt to Raise Steamer.
 Offers from New York concerns to salvage the Empress of Ireland are pouring in on Canadian Pacific rail- road officials here. It is likely ehae an attempt will be made to raise her, al- though if this is found impracticable she will be dynamited. Divers will first cover the $90,0O0 ill silver bull
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Electricians Convention.

Rochester, N Y., June 1.-The an- nual convention of the National Electric Light association opened it's five-day session in this city this morning, with an attendance num- bering more than 5000, exclusive of the delegates families. Twenty-seven years ago this association met here, and at that time there were five hun dred delegates. The work of the con- veation during the past year and it's plans for the coming months will be thoroughly discussed.
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WALTER WILL GRAB
 BIGGEST SALARY
smoke Artist Plans to Fulfill Con- tract, and Then Make Best
 Terms.

A washington, June 1.-"I will pitch ior the team that offers me the most n'ohey," said Walter Johnson, pro ,nler pitcher of the Washington l am not going to sign any con- mact for 1915," he added. until my an;h'ract with the Nationals ex- tha res, Then the manager who offers vices"
 'onnson was asked if that meant ne would pitch in the Federal league su,osiued wa. contract to his liking renlied... .s-
 !, when Clark Griffiths. manager of % Nationals, was informed of Joh1- ~ $ statement. he said: q am not sa. sflen. When the time comes John Fsn VIII do the right thing
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RETURN BODIES
 TAKEN BY ERROR
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themseles in fear of mistake.
 AS the work of identification pro- ceeds it is becoming more and more difficult for the searches to recognize their relatives Disputes were frequent today and, as a result of the confusion the authorities are by no means cer- tain that they did not act too hastily yesterday. It is regarded as certain that several mistakes have been made. and at least four or five claimed and carried away a body chose the wrong one.
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lion she was carrying from the Co., bault mines 10 England.
 1t can be authoritatvely stated that the last of dead in the Empress Of Ire land disa-lers totals 1 1,oO2. The sur vivors number 46o, more than half of them members of the crew In eX- planation of this increase in figures it is learned than 100 passengers were taken on at RimOuSki.
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Cbildrcn's Df~rMses Very Prevalent,

Whooping cough Is about every where. Measles and scarlet fever all most as bad. Use F0ley's Honey and Tar Compound for inflamed throats and coughing. Mrs. l. c. Hostler, Grand Island, Nebr., says: My three children had severe attacks of whoop- ius cough, and very few doses of Foley's Honey and Tar gave great re- xSk."
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Pacific Wireless Ser, ice.

San Francisco, Cal, June 1.-The Mareoni Wireless Telegraph company of America expects to send messages across the Pacific from this city 10 Honolulu within a few hours. The completion of d. high power station i'll Hawaii has added another link in the wireless chain, and it is likely thatthe aerial flashes will be travel ing from Honolulu to the Philip pines soon.
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BUY TEXAS LEtGIER.
Giants Purchase Sec0nd-Baseman
 Brainard of Austin.

New York, June 1.-The New York National league club has purchased Second Baseman Brainard of the Austin, (Texas) league club. Brain ard will report to the Giants at the end of the Texas league season.
 McGraw say the player on train- ing trip several years ago and has kent track of him ever since.
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Arthur Postle, the noted Australian sprinter and eXchampion, has come back as jumper. Some years ago he did B fect inches for three standing jumps without weights, and recently he duplicated that perform ance at Queensland in the Wooroolin Sports club meeting.
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Big Ammunition Shipment.

New York, June 1.-The Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge com pany today shipped to customers in Texas and centra lwestern states one of the largest consignments of anu munition that has left this city. It is said to have consisted of millions of rounds of small arm cartridges and hundreds of caissons loads of shells
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for field pieces.

That this ammunition is for the use of either Mexican federals or rebels is the belief in Bridgeport and in New York. It was admitted in the former city it was not for the use of the United States government, and it was ascretained there that mucn aecrecy surrounded the manner of tho shipment.
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AdANncGd Methods.

Just as the flying machine marks the advanced form of locomotion-so the Modern American Laundry marks the advanced method of washing. American Excelsior Laundry. If
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Robbers Make Haul.

Chicago, June 1.-Ni1e robbers ear ly today bound and gagged six em- ployes of the St. Lawrence Ice Cream Company, and after blowing the safe, escaped with nearly $3 000.
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BASEBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

American League.
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OToole, Conkelmal, Kantlehue and Gibson; Cheney and Archer.
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II Mai nur Bic Molten berirsi6t,
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bolb Iaiiet uns unentiueat in nuie.
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Sas ssnti9s s9DtFt!

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griiaen0 ipriiben bic @eihHbc
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SauIcnoiad bIhb'n 1ooesroien
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God ben Dudfger, oeititen Streihen
aann Der SeinO uidt toi6eriteben;
3dbnefniridenO muB er ueihen
Geutide S6pcrter fur6tbnr ru6ben,
gis elm Salt gebeut bic Nobt.
@rimrrig, inGuibnltian, treiben
Eeutide Seere Clientele
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Seiner gireer uuneriebrt.
Sell @ernanial 9eire G0bne
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
CAN'T SOLVE JUSTICES TANGLE
appellate III, Vision PASSES Problem
on 10 Court of Appeals.

The Appellate Division OF the supreme
T0Ilt .,c.Gel yesterday the appeal in the
...Ja...ou suits brought by city Court
iu....s Dc!ehanty, Lynch and La Fetra
.' .....a.u tAe board of Elections from
,.s...as that their terms expire on De-
.,..-yr 81 next and from electing their
,,3l.j In the lower court that they were
'u'Nrd 90 au Injunction.
Ia' decision by the Appellate Division
',ts The task OF unlangl!ng the situation
.-' TO the Court OF Appeals. The APP
,N'!ate Division decides that since JUS
tee bc'sAauty was never legally elected
20 thr Office he now holds there can be
40 vacancy in the oiC!ce and for this
tcasou no successor can be elected this
fan or any other time.
The Appellate Division decides either
Justice Lynch or Justice La Fetra was
tected 10 MI an uucNpired term which
VIII end th!s y,dr, but passes the uues-
ion on 90 the Court OF Appeals 10 de-
'ermne which Justice goes ont OF office.
Inc complication arises from the fact
iAat In the past City Court Justices have
esen elected In even numbered years in
stead OF IN odd Numbered years es re-
quired by the Constitution
The Appellate Division also decided
yesterday the suit brought by owen H.
Murphy. a taxpayer of The Bronx TO de-
clare vacant the term OF City Court JUS
,ce William l., Ransom. elected on tho
fusion ticket last fail for a full term OF
ten years. The court decides that JUS
~ Ransom was duly elected