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Show VOL XL No. 125 IJubltslirfc Daily at (Oiibru. Utah MORE INDICTMENTS LOOKED SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1907 GUY IS FOR TODAY FOR TRIAL MONDAY AFTER CROOKS Expected that Others Will be Returned Against Both Schmidz and Ruef this Afternoon Bail of Other Boodlers s of a Million. Final Hearing of the Celebrated Murder Case Will be Heard at Flush ng Defendant Killed H-- Wife on 8th of Ap ril Last at Far Rocks way. Three-quarter- CONSIDERED AS A VICTORY FOR THE DEFENSE. MORE INDICTMENTS HAVE BEEN FAX FRANCISCO, May 23. Patrick HANDED DOWN BY IT. Calhoun. Tirey 1,. Kurd, W. 51. Ablaut. Thorn well E. Mullally. Eugene Sctnntu. laiuis Class and T. V. Halsey Planned to Had the Keep And it is Now Reported that there Will Prosecution gave bon.l mi all the indictments be More to Follow in Honduras Mud-1- 1 Defense Entirely in the Dark as to The agagainst them IS the Contents of the Document Mysterious Friday. Much-Advertis- gregate of the bunds is of a million, ltuef did not appear, as he is lit custody, it la expected that additional indictments will be returned this afternoon against Sehmitx, Ruef and others. None of those Indicted were formally placed under arrest. They went to the sheriff's ottiee anil announced their de- - j sire to surrender, and immediately repaired to the courtroom, where they! presented bonds, which were accepted. Last evening the grand Jury, whlcn, lias been Investigating the alleged bribery in connection with the granting of the overhead trolley to the United Railroads, returned nineteen indictments of eighty-nin- e counts, charging the crimes of giving and accepting bribes and naming the guilty parties as follows: Mayor Eugene E. Schmlts, Abraham Ruef, President Patrick Calhoun and Assistant to the President Thnrnwell Mullally of the United Railroads, and Attorneys Tirey L. Ford and William M. Ablxitt of that corporation, and also President Louis Glass and former Agent Theodore B. Halsey of the Pacific Telegraph A Telephone company, the last named indictments being In connection with an alleged deal by which the established telephone corporation sought to prevent the granting of a competitive franchise to the Home Telephone company. three-quarte- Leak. BOISE, May 15. Harry complete confession la at last In the possession of the defense In the HayOn-hard'- s murder trial. Thla is the worst yet sustained by the rtata and the other Interests who are back of the The state had planned to prosecution. keep the defense In absolute ignorance of what Orchard would say. In order that they might be unable to produce witnesses who would contradict him. How the leak occurred la unknown, but the jubilant attitude of Richardson and Barrow indicates that they at last be. lleve they have penetrated the state's armor and are now In a position to The protect their clients Intelligently. the prosecution, defense outwitted withholding the confession is alleged to be the reason for the frequent clashes between Hawley and Harrow. The attorneys for the defense were jubilant when court convened this morning over two decided victories that the scored Friday. Harrow gained one by having Beery excused by the court for bias, and Richardson the other, who, by Invoking Roosevelt's undesirable citlsena letter eliminated from the box Talesman Tetter, who, although declaring that he had no ahso-h't- e prejudice against the Miners' federation, declined to qualify. As soon as court reconvened today the defense began an examination of Finley McBean. Darmw says It will be impossible to to complete the Jury from the present venire, and other adjournment cannot be avoided. J. E. Tourtellotte, an artist has been seep ted. The state peremptorily challMcBean enged George McIntyre. qualified, subjert to peremptory challThe defense challenged John enge. Whitlock. The defense had three and the prosecution two peremptory challenges left, and but sixteen veniremen remained of the special panel when the recess was taken. wood Mow rs ' mrs. mckinley may DIE AT ANY MOMENT Har Heart is Weaker and She is Fail- ing Very Rapidly Dr. Rixlay and the Friends and Relatives are Preparing for the End, Which ia Naar. CANTON, May 25. Mra. McKinley's heart waa weaker thla morning and the action irregular, the change forecasting that the end ia near. Her relatives were told that she might live through Dra. Portmann, Eyemann Sunday. and Rixy held a consultation and issued the following statement at noon: "The condition of the patient la less favorable. She takes less nourishment and with Increased difficulty. She le not In pain, but Improvement la hard-- CREMATED IN INCENDIARY FIRE ly expected. Later Mra. McKinley la sinking FAN JOSE, CaL, May 25. In an inand may die any minute of cendiary lire this morRlng which near- rapidlyfailure. Hr. Rlxey and the relaly destroyed the feed store of Frederick heart are for the end. tives arranging the and stables Brown, Lavertya Union lodging house, John McDonald, CLOSING OF HIPPODROMME. a roomer in the lodging house, was NEW YORK, May 25. Messrs. Shu-be- rt cremated. The body was recovered. It and Anderson announce that the Is believed that there are o'.her victims. Twenty horses were burned. The first season of their management of the firemen discovered a bucket containHippodrome will come to a close tonight The new managers say they ing oily rags and lighted candle. Similar buckets, It Is believed, were used to have every reason to be satisfied with their control of the property. When start the lire. Another body, which has not been the house doses tonight for the seaNeptunes Identified, was recovered at noon. It son, "Pioneer Days" and Is feared that more bodies are In the Daughter, will have been given 295 times. The tank, iwth the mystery ruins, as many lodgers are unaccountof the appearance and disappearance ed for. of mermaids and others, has excited much attention. HAS HALF A MIMLLION DOL- ALL-RELINE IN THE AR8 LOUISIANA COMMENCEMENT. BATON ROUGE, La, May 25. Mr. 25. Illington MONTREAL, May of the graduates and other Friends who has come over to take a trip over are beginning to arrive for the route, said: "The new visitors the commencement week exercises at steamship line, will mean not only Tomora new era In Canadian overseas trans- Louisiana State University. row morning In Garig Hall the baccaportation, but also a new era in the laureate sermon will be delivered by Industrial development of the country, Ky, for It will do more, probably, than Rev. W. A. Hamlett, of Louisville, Bur-well and in the evening Rev. Henry W. anything else could do to attract the before deliver the will the address, attention of monied interstate to A. The class day exercises Canada." Lord Btrathcona la raid to Y. M. C. wil be held Monday, and Tuesday will have hRlf a million dollars in thla enbe alumni day. The graduation exerterprise. Archcises will be held Wednesday. Blenk of New Orleans will de COMMENCEMENT AT ALABAMA. bishop liver the address and Governor Blane-ar-d TUSCALOOSA, will confer the degrees. Ala, May 25. Everything is In readiness for the commencement week exercises at the UniGENERAL WILLIAMS RETtdES. versity of Alabama. Tomorrow mornWASHINGTON, D. C., May 25. A ing the baccalaureate sermon will be vacancy was created in the list of preached by Bishop Sessums of oLuIsl-n- n. brigadier-genera- ls today . by the re The senior clsss exercises will tlrement of Brig. -- Gen. Constant Wll be held Monday, the alumni will have Hams for age. Gen. Williams comes their celebration and reunions Tuesday from Pennsylvania and served through and Wednesday, the graduation exer-risthe civil war. He waa In Cuba durwill be held. President George ing the war with Spain and later saw H. of Washington and Lee Uni- active service In the Philippines. He versity has accepted an invitation to waa brevetted major for gallant serdeliver the commencement oration. vices In action against the Indiana Mont., In 1877, where MRS. GOULD MAKES DISCLOSURE at the Big Hole, he was twice wounded. NEW YORK. May 26. Mrs. Gould Is said to have made disclosures to ENJOIN TICKET SCALPERS. Commissioner Bingham along a new NORFOLK, Va., May 25. The apline, with the possibility that the post-offlplication of eleven railway and transdepartment may Investigate the portation companies for a permanent charge that the malls' are alleged to injunction restraining all ticket scalplave been tampered with. Abe Hummel ers In Norfolk from buying or selling I said to have written her. offering his railroad or other JnrtwB in the calling of detectives. passenger tickets will be heard Monstory here le that former Inspector day by Judge Prentis, In the Norfolk had detectives on her trail, try-t- c city circuit court If the order la establish the fact that she had a Issued hundred! of scalpers who husband living. The district attorney's flocked here from all parts of the may take a hand and Investigate country at the opening of the exposithe report that money was paid to de- tion will be put out of business. A tectives. temporary Injunction, expiring next Thursday, has already been granted. NEW FALL' RIVER STEAMERS. NEW YORK. May 25. The United SAN FRANCISCO. May 25. The are that San Francisco will Mates Indications Company's Transportation rierm-r- s ! not have to go without beer tomorrow. IsConnecticut an:l Rhde ' will confer land begin today dally runs between A committee of the strikers and e:ty and Fall River. Both steamers with the employers this afternoon m equlppei with all modern safety !both aides believe that a settlement effected. rpllances. j will be D All-R- ed . es ee CASE CALLED HARNESS THE WATERS OF THE CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER. NEW YtMiK. MICHIGAN'S FARMER FACTORY TO HAVE A GOOD TIME. - The M.i y 23 Dr. SiUtiUul S Gu lit, !l is to 1. called for trial Monday at Kltu-limCompany Backed by Oceana of Money promim k to add aiiotlm- to tluWeek ie Given Over ti Exercises in notable murder iiTu!k 111 it have Starts Work on Big Project Some- of Comtr.rincrat on of the Founding of taken place rcccrt't in X, iv York and Batch is Booked for Monday thing of the First Attempt to Use vicinity. Dr. Guy in aiimo-- of having Institution President Honored is W aters cf this Stream. and Sontencoda art Expected. fliul and killed hix wif--- l.iiii.in Mott Guest Begins Next Monday. lb. kavv a , Guy. at their ho. lie in on April Mil laxl. Dr. Guy Is a wealthy dentii-t- . r.fi years WASHINGTON. May 23 An addi23 LANDING. Mull. May 23 Pl.t ns for 51:y Ga, old. His wifi was 42 years of ;ic.-- . e- tion to the long list of indli'tnients In (Pp. iiil.l- Tin oi tinSell.l-- . next w utumii'il c lelira-tlo- 'l ' was She a dexeendant Mott of the famI i t the Honduras lottery cam' is expected on a giganlivor tin of tile Slate Mulligan Agi fly. which owned practically all of lie 'InmaliiKH-lnf tlio Monday, when it in reported that sev- wavr-puno- r ut Which ilvsid l,i ItiHiseV'ilt of which college, eral other promoters and agents will be riv- i- at this point by t In- t'uhiml'us ltockawayx and tin iiiciiiIh-itile honored gurrl. are now - will la biiuUud mv accounted very wealthy. The dtf- v oinpleti. arraigned. Sentence will he passed on Powr company, a Tile vcleliratimi proper Will Dr. tlruliies and wif" his Guy those uho have pleaded guilty Ht pre- by f"iir million dollars of New England j Wednesday iiimning. when cXsaid to have resulted from his vious hearings, among these being capital, ivinlirt tin- int rusting fact Mint j tire es of the farmers' urgitnixH-ti.n- is fond- - ' of mode life his and travagant Frank X. Kltxpatrick. a Boston mil- the 1'iKt la harness fur Indusand edurulloiml institutions of lionaire. Siiu-- the grand jury session trial use tin- falling waters of tliisj Hess for liquor. Dr. Guy was coroner1 tie state will deliver Uddiesaes. u of of for Uticciix number borough Ht kiobile, secret service men under the river, at t'olumlius, was the man who scheduled speakers ure the Among personal suivrvision of Chief John claimed to lie the real itm-ntoof llic years. On the day of the albgi-crime Dr.! Governor Warner, George It. Horton,Wilkie, have been busily engaged in eleei rie telegraph. He was Ur. Stephcame a near from saluou liis ivsi iiiasier of the stale grange: I. WhttGuy en Allies lngeisoll. a unique ami forceuncovering additional evidence, which Wxtkins. president of the state delice houie and Ills eiitcrvd It Is al- is said to implicate several others than ful i liaraeter, who was prominently of farmers' elubs; Secretary H:lxaiinii he to went the and lien that leged kit, those previously indicted. The govern- Idem lie. with the history of this sec1 u ter Held of the Male Agrieu ., vi some minut-a servant for ment officials mv determined to put tion in tiic first half of the nineteenth annoy, Frank Hodgeman, presi-leav- o the Honduras cottivm, formerly the century. Horn In New York, and a flnally being induced by his wire t. Wale """Imwlng ,h' servant The testtlted the girl. laiulsiana State Lottery company, out cousin, liy the way, of Robert ll. lngur-snl- l. August E. llruske of Alma lie entile to t'olumbua shortly after at the coroner's inquest that as husof business for all time, and their efof I'ull.'gu. state Huierlnteiulent room band the wife entered and dining forts have already stopped the incomes the city was laid nut In 1827 slid built 1,. L. Wrlglit and President of a number of wealthy men who have a lmino on a high hill in Alabama Mrs. Guy shipped his face. Immedi.. II Julius of the kllthiguH state noraccumulated large fortunea out of the overlooking the town that had Just ately afterward the door rinsed and in mal school. two moments a few the heard girl traffic in lottery tickets. When the sprung up out of the Georgia wilderThursday iimriiliig will be given up prosecution has been completed It is ness. His home, which whs on the shots. to addresses on the "Development of Dr. Guy walked to the hall, took expected that the government will have hlgl lest elevation in this section, com- down Agricultural and Engineering Educastart,-vovercoat of nut his and received several hundreds of thousands manded a sweeping view of the beautition and Reacan'h Work. The speakof dollars in fines. ful Chattahoochee valley, then In all its the house. A policeman met him and ers will la OimiinlHHloiier of Education . was him he asked where going. The present were virgin freshness and wealth of verElmer E. Drown, President W. E. Stone prosecutions Just to get a cigar," said the doc- of brought under the provision of the in- dure. Purdue university, ami Director W. tor. terstate commerce law which prohibits Tr. Ingersoll was an Inventive and II. Jordan of tlu Geneva. N. Y., experiA the of second the few cries later the transimrtatlon of lottery tickets or mechanical genius. His practical turn servant were hoard and the doctor was ment station. lie drawings by any common carrier. The of tniiid was shown by the fact that he arrested. the Mg day of the Friday will The body of 51 rs. Guy was celebration. penalty prescribed for a violation of at ;nce saw the great folly of allow- found Beginning at I o'clock In In dining-roowith the lying water-pow10,-0the law is a fine of not more than here to ing all the great the morning congratulatory addresses or not more than two years im- go to waste, and so he erected, on the two bullet wounds In h,r breast. will b delivered by representatives of I'dtii iitloual Institutions prisonment, or both. Each violation Alabama luink of the stream, at a point and societies of the law is considered a separate of- when a great masonry dam has Just from live different of the counparts GORDON STATUE fense. It Is believed that those who been erected for the City Mills comtry. At ! o'clock In the afternoon have pleaded guilty and promised to pany. a small grist mill, the wheels President Roosevelt will give his adUNVEILED TODAY dress. after which the graduation retire from the business will he let off of which were turned by the fAlltng waters, then rlear as crystal. In the with minimum fines. and conferring of degrees will In the course of Its investigations the view of the great dams and power take place. In the evening the aocle-tle- a Washin Elaborats Display Military government has discovered that lottery houses, with turbine wheels and all the will round up the celebration with ington Today Prominent Mon and their banquets, reunions and daneea. tickets have been transported Into not latest electrical machinery, which form less than thirty states of the Union part of the Columbus Power company's Scores of Votorana Who 8orvod UnThe Michigan Agricultural college Is alone. twelves times a year for more than a prnjwganda one dam, antedates hII similar Instilutlona in ths der Gonoral Gordon Present. dosen years. If the maximum penal- planned to he eighty feet high this Prilled Stales. Its origin whs primaties should be Imposed many of the tre- original "development by Dr. IngerUa ATLANTA, 51ay 25. With rily duo to the effort of the State Agmendous fortunes made In lottery op- soll seemed pitifully puny but at the elaborate military display and appru-- i ricultural society, which, after a camerations will be turned over to the gov same time It was significant r.f whnt prlate exercises, the hunilmmie eques- paign of ten years, succeeded in hav1 . v at a later day when ths trian statue of General John II. Gor- ing inserted In the constitution in 1859 ernment According to evidence collected by principle of electrical transmission of don, a tribute to hia memory from the a provision for the establlshinqiit of a the secret service detectives, ths Hon- water 'power was discovered and put state of Georgia, waa unveiled today in slate agricultural college. The legisduras lottery company disposed of to practical use by manufacturers. Capitol park. Many persons of promi- lature of 1857 rarrled this provision e Dr. Ingersoll In his told nence, Including scores of veterans who into effect and In May of that year the $200,000 worth of tickets every month, affording a net profit to the promoters a rather curious and certainly most served under General Gordon, attended college was opened to students. of about 8150.600, which was divided Interesting story about his alleged dis- the ceremonies of dedication. between the seven or eight persons covery of the electrical telegraph. It The parade of military, fraternal and who were the practical owners of the Is a matter of local tradition that he civic organisations was one of the FORMER INSURANCE was fond of scientific investigations concern. ever seen In Atlanta. Ths and experiments, and that he discussed largest waa under the command of PRESIDENT ARRESTED the theory of electrical transmission of State Treasurer R. E. INVESTIGATION ORDERED. Park, acting as He grand marshal. The line of march led WASHINGTON, May 25. Upon rep- messages over great distances. resentations of Ambassador Aokl, the claimed that one day aa he was trav- through the principal buslnesa streets, CHICAGO, May 25. The police werq from Montgomery, Ala to Co- the buildings president has directed the department eling along which were hand- notified today of the arraat of John stage-coalumbus In a a thunder of Justice to thoroughly Investigate somely decorated hnd the sidewalks Wllmot, former president of the New the reported attack by a Ban Francisco storm came up, and while he and a lined with spectators. In the parade York Insurance company, general manin were the coach watching were 250 cadets from the Gordon inmob on a Japanese restaurant, where stranger of the National Produce Gas ager the he It remarked that lightning grti-sledemolished and d was the a at stitute the building Barneavllle, squad of Power company, with a capital af would be not before would long people veterans from the Gordon Memoproprietor barely escaped death. Grover Cleveland, director, In lie talking by lightning. Dr. Ingersoll rial ramp at Oxford, Ala., several com- Montreal, charged with passing worthhad taken a glass of wine, and was of state militia, the local con- less checks and SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. The ex- more securing 88.500 from talktatlva than cautious, and he panies federate veterans and a number of the Shanks company, tent of the damage done to the Japanbuilders of facto dea the proceeded give stranger and civic organisation. tories. He had f8,6O0 cash when arese restaurant here by a mob tailed of his description experiments. was magnified to the Washington auArriving at the monument a large Shortly afterward the announcement concourse of people was assembled. rested. thorities. Several panea of glass were of the discovery of the electrical tele- The exercises were opened with an Inbroken by three union pickets, whose TO TRY RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS. graph by Morse startled the world. object waa not to attack the Jape, but Dr. Ingersoll always claimed that the vocation by Rev. J. William Jones of ST. PETERSBURG, May 25. Mora Richmond, Va. Judge W. L. Calhoun than 100 two white men who had been ordered man In members of the military orstage-coac- h was Dr. Morse, road a the of John B. Gordon the to restaurants. not history patronise Japanese of the Russian Social Revand that he used his Idea In perfect- Monument association, and this was ganisation will be tried , druming the invention. party olutionary followed by the oration of General head court martial next week, and aa Clement A. Evans. The statue waa a RUSSIAN AND GERMAN then unveiled by Mrs. Frances Gordon willresult It Is likely that nearly all CONFESSED TO WITNESSING be of Atlanta and Mrs. Caroline are now executed. The accused men confined in the prisons of ANARCHISTS PLOT AMELIA STAFFELDrS MURDER Smith Lewis Gordon Brown of Connecticut, Ht Peter and Bt. Paul and Bchuaael-hourdaughters of General Gordon. As the Among the prisoners are sevdraperies fell from about the statue eral officers LONDON, May 25. Berlin reports ELMHURST, L. I., May 25. of the Finriuh rifles, formHenry and revealed heroic bronxe the figure erly stationed at Helsingfors, who are say that the arrest of several Russian Becker, the suspected slayer of Amelia students recently showed that an as- Staffeldt, has confessed to being a wit- of the celebrated soldier, the assembled charged with having plotted to bring Russian and ness of the killing. He declares that j thousands broke Into a wild cheer, about another mutinous uprising at sociation had a well-lai- d j while the bands struck up the familiar German anarchist plot to assassinate a tall, the fortress of Sveaborg. Slav stabbed the kaiser. Thirty-fiv- e students, in- her, and the detectives are now search- j strains of Dixie. After the unveiling i there was more music and a brief oracluding three women, were arrested, ing New York for him. It is believed BANKERS TALK FINANCE. were released after prov- that the man described will be arrest-- 1 tion by General Stephen D. Lee, comtwenty-fiv- e CHIC KASHA, I T., May 25. Tha vetof mander United Confederate the exwere ing their innocence and aix A thumb print on the knife erans. Termembers of the Oklahoma-India- n today. N. Macon E. of Harris Captain pelled from the country. handle was then taken in wax. Becker In Bankers' aunual association. ritory monument over to turned the was taken to the morgue, where he formally the state of and Governor Ter-- j sesdion here, had a busy and InterestVETERAN PROMOTED. sank on his knees, declaring, Poor roll deliveredGeorgia, the of accept- ing day of It today. In addition to disWASHINGTON, May 25. Secretary girl! If I could bring you back to life ance. The exercisesspeech were closed with cussing various topics of finance ths Taft has announced that Colonel M. K. I would not harm a hair of your head. a benediction members listened to addresses by C. Orme Rev. Richard by succeed to Davis has been selected Becker's stories conflict. II. Russell, president of the Chlckaslia Flinn. Brigadier-GenerConstant Williams, Commercial club; George E. Allen, secoccumonument The unveiled today who retired today. Colonel Davis Is a RUSSIAN GOVERNORS TO CONFER Institute of pies a conspicuous position at the cor- rotary of the American civil war veteran. Bank Clerks, and C. N. Holbrook of ner of and Hunter streets, Washington ST. PETERSBURG. 25. PreMay The business of the conmier Stolypln has been summoned to in the state capitol grounds. The Okmulgee. TELEPHONE GIRL CREMATED. vention will be brought to a close this Solon statue was designed by burglum, BURNSIDE. Ky., May 25. Tele- provide for all the governors to come New York sculptor, evening with the election of officers. out- the well-knophone Operator Bessie Tombs was cre- here to confer upon the peasant was who present at the unveiling ex- IN DREAD OF BEING POISONED. mated when the exchange waa burned break and adopt plana to subdue the ercises. The statue represents General uprising. this morning. NEW YORK, May 25. Mrs. Howard Gordon on hla favorite charger, with hla hat doffed. The likeness Is pro- Gould made a sensational statement to nounced most marvelously lifelike by General Bingham this afternoon that the members of General Gordon's fam- she lived in dread of being poisoned, Iily and all those who knew the great and showed him letters warning her, but was unable to discover their Georgian Intimately. The bronxe figure la mounted upon granite base weighing hii game of the season In Ogden will be played tomorrow a magnificent The first tons. In addition to the inafternoon at Glenwood field. The game la called for 2 oclock sharp. It will twenty the base bears two bronxe federate army as a captain of Infantry be between the soldiers from Fort Douglas and the Ogden team. The soldiers scriptionsin bas-reliOne of the tab- and served with great distinction and looked far. tablets a be team, Lake gams Salt may the good defeated recently General Gordon aa gov- throughout the bloody struggle belets represents 25 on cover the no la as cents, there the of all grounds Admission to parts senator ernor. States and ora-t- o: tween the north and south, during United aa follows: Una up grand stand. The teams will the other tablet Is a representation which he was wounded eight times. In of the memorable engagement of May April, 1863, he was promoted to the Soldiers. Ogden Lobsters. and later 12th, on which occasion General Gor- rank of brigadier-gener- al Bluth, Third Base. Lasher, Left Field. In 1273 he don saved the life of General Robert was made major-genera- l. Taylor, Shortstop Krause, Pitcher. was elected to the United States senate E. Lea. Glmlln, Center Field. Cooper, Becond Base. and served In that body nntll 1580, General John Brown Gordon Fuller, Catcher. Barrett. Shortstop. countv. Gv, February when he resigned. From 1881 to 1817 born In Up-o- n Hopkins, Pitcher. Groff, First Base. , r. He graduat'd front the Uni- - he waa governor of Georgia. In 1900 Randan, Left Field. Loaelng, Third Base. of of Field. Budford, Field. Gwgla. wits admitted to the he was elscted commander-in-chiverslty Right Merriam, Right waa 1 Base. and bar Fin Field. Greenwell, prarticinT law when thOithe United Confederate veterans, a KaufmaAn, Center war broke out. Ila entered tho con- - j position which he held until hla death. Butterfield, Second Base. Turville, Catcher. ! . - - . - ' mi-n- - ! ' - e - 1 I i Hl.-iy- : m er -- life-tim- pro-cessi- on ch semi-milita- ed ry g- J ed . al - -- I ef. . ist. ef |