Show Cars Fairly Riddled Kansas City Nov HThe Missouri Kansas Texas train No 12 held up near Muskogee last night has arrived here The two Wagner cars look as if they had been through a battle The bandus intimidated the passengers by firing through the windows The robbers rob-bers secured over 500 and about forty watches and other articles of jewelry The Wagner conductor and the train conductor were each relieved of a little tover forty dollars The express car a being protected by four armed grds when it was stopped and they oit > > ned fire at once driving the bandits back The robbers consulted a few moment and withdrew to the rear ot the train The train crew thought hey were well rid of the robbers when he firing began on the Wagner cars agner Car Company Conductor Murphy was given a gunny sack by the bandits and compelled to walk ahead of them Two robbers followed behind with leveled guns The passengers passen-gers were required to divest themselves of money and jewels and drop them irto the sack They were rather lenient leni-ent about it not demanding a showdown show-down from anybody but appearing satisfied ipfied when the passenger appeared to have dropped the first roll ne had his hands on The Wagner passengers w re all in their berths and the car ttfcs quite dark The robbers ordered refore light and made Murphy do the talking necessary to convince the passengers pas-sengers that they had better give up I The passengers in the day coaches were i not molested Some of the ictims wore woreW E Hughes of Kansas City gold watch and 10 Bert Wilkins of Omaha j Oma-ha on his way from San Antonio SIS 1 W Springer Dallas Tex gold I watch worth 7tv a double gold chain a diamond locket and 10 in cash J Cannon of St Louis conductor of the sleeper Nina gave up 50 cah S K Bullard of Sedalia Mo superintendent superintend-ent of telegraph of the M K < t T gave a 75 watch and 15 in i cash |