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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-20
Evidence Relating to Key.

Sheriff William julius was the next
witness. He said he was given key
by Eugene Taylor the next day after
the murder which had been picked up
on the floor.
"You tried to find some door it would
fit?"
.'Yes."
"You tried the doors at the Koch
homer"
Eyes"
at would not fit any of the doors
would it?'
'No.'
Carl Schram was then called
"Did you ever see exhibit No. "a
type writer?
"Yes."
"Where?"
"In the insurance office"
"When was it received
at was when | came"
"When was it sent back?"
at was sent there the 2lst day of
August and sent back the latter part
of October"
'What was the color of the ribbon?"
"Purple."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-20
Recent Stories Sent From New
UIm Are BaseleSs.
Defense Examines Number of
Witnesses Today.
Trying 10 Solve the Contents
of the Bottle.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
III. I. Chandler of st. Paul, member
of the Theil detective agency, who is i'll
the employ of the Koch family, was in
Mankato today He stated that there
is nothing to the newspaper story that
some one else is suspected of the murder
or that evidence would be put on to
show that the murder was committed
by some particular party other than the
accused. He states that he expects an
acquittal at the hands of the jury for
Koch
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-20
This Afternoon.

A special telegram to The Free Pres:
at four o'clock this afternoon says that
Koch testified that he was in Hanska the
Thursday preceding the murder and re-
turned to New Ulm on Friday the fol-
lowing day. Also that he first learned
of his being accused of murder on
Thursday following.
Geo. r. Koch was still being cross ex-
amined by Attorney .Childs and made
an excellent impression, sticking to his
alibi in every instance. He made no adj
missions of damaging character, and
while nervous at times on the whole
he stood the cross examination of
Childs well.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-20

Continued on Page Four,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
JIMMY GARDNER
LOST TO SULLIVAN
Clever Mike Gives Lowell Boy
Decidedly the Worst Of
Battle.
WENT FULL TWENTY ROUNDS.
Al Spokane Honey" Melody Knocked
Out Jack O1lcclc In Fight Last
ing Fourteen Rounds.

san Francisco. Nov A.--After twenty
round ot sensational fighting Mike
(Twinl Sullivan Of Cambridge. Mass,
tonight defeated Jimmy Gardner Of
Lowcll, Mass, Referee Jack Welch max
ing the decision while Gardner was car.
riod. weak and lettering 10 his corner
The decision was Il popular one, not only
on its merit but because u also brought
Joy to the short oudcrs, who generally
obtained odds Ut TO T.
The fight was fuu Of skilml boxing
and footwork. hard punching and we'll
directed efforts
Gardner made the more fanciful show
ing particularly IN the earlier half Of
the match, but sullivan never for mo-
ment lost hts GOODNESS and nuYor missed
sight Of an opportunity 70 gain point.
IN the second ten rounds OF the bout
the actual fighting was done, Long
range blows that shook and Jared We're
delivered by each contestant ana the
inhghung was at times particularly
fierce. sullivan fought consistent
fight he found that be could reach
Gardners face and his left glove soon
had the Lowell boys face "A mass Of
blood from a bruised nose and nasty
gaqh over one or the cars.
Up 10 the eighteenth round 1t was gem
orally conceded 10 be an even thug, but
then Sulliyan's superior strength and
faculty Of recuperating quickly turned
the tide In SullVan's favor. The men
fought at catch weights and appeared in
then ring at about re- pounds. Although
about evenly matched as TO weight. sui
livan had an advantage In reach.
After the contest Gardner said
u went out Of my class 20 night SUI
Ivan, who weighed about eight pounds
more than ! did I would ike 10 light
him again FOR the same side wager, but
be must not weigh In excess Of l35
pounds
Referee Welch's decision, however,
was a lust one as under the conditions
mentioned | was clearly beaten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
HARVARD AND YALE
Big Football Teams Clash on the Grid
Iron This afternoon,

Boston Nov. FL Boston and Cam
bridge tonight were tossing with impa-
thence on tho eve of he annual football
game between Harvard and Yale
The agitation over football as played
at present. ted by pT, silent Roosevelt
and President Eliot az Harvard as we'll
AS the possibility that the game may b.
prohibited at Harvard, Nalcs unbroNeu
record OF victories this year the forced
withdrawal Of Captain Hurley OF IN
Harvard team a few days before ne
game. and the consequent de,"rm nation
Of the team to hght all the harder out
of regard for their leader contributed 10
produce situation not previously known
In connection with games hero. The sen
tlment seemed 10 be general among fol.
lowers Of the sport that much depended
on the character Of tomorrow's play. ana
among the student body mt Harvard al
most as much anxiety on THIS point was
shown us on the final result.
The night before the game FOUND liar-
ward hopeful and Yale confident VIM
Yale tonight was strong faNoritc among
the multitude which expected TO witness
tomorrow's play. The match tomorrow
will be played IN the stadium. BY the
construction Of temporary STANDS, sea-,
Ing accommodation have been PROVIDED
for BOO spectators - crowd when ~
Is believed has never been cdualled az
an athletic contest In this country.
Both teams spent the night at some
little distance from the scone of the
struggle. The Harvard players re-
NAMED at Marblohoed ON the north
shore. Tho Yale players kept near thew
quarters at the Woodland Park hotel a.
Auburudalo. a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
PATENTS.

We beg to announce for the benefit
Of our readers and inventors generally
that We have established In connection
with our paper a patent bureau and
have associated with US at Washing
ton. y. c., an attorney who has been
IN continuous practise for the past 20
years and we viii guarantee that any
patent matters placed In our hands will
receive prompt and careful attention,
end that the charges VIII be moderate
In all matters relating to patents.
Inventors are requested to send US a
rough sketch and description Of their
inventions and we VIII have our attor-
uey give free opinion as to whether
a patent can be secured.
II an inventor desires n search Of the
patent records made and a report sub
mitted giving opinion as to scouting
patent and sending copies OF all pat
ents In the line to which his inyen-
ton relates, he should send s..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Ten to One shot Beat TWO fayorltes
At Oakland In Handicap.

San Francisco. Nov 2L-The Hanover
handicap was a falsely run race. as Nj
grettc and Rightful, the best horses in tn"
race. finished third and fourth, respective
~. The start was very poor, but Princess
Tltania was away on her toes ana sue ana
Judge raced like a team most OF the way,
and when the stretch was reached the
former blew up and finished In the middle
OF the bunch, NigTuttc was hemmed IN
all the way down the stretch ana Knapp
had to pull up TO keep from falllng AZ
that she ran a good race and got inc
show. Skilfully raced by Radtke. Albert
Fir came with q rush and crossed the
line winner by the best part Of a iength
from Judge. oNather. clear track good
Results. 80
First race; SIX tgrlongsa-N>,%,alIe,n' Me, i@.
phv, S to / second, Rey Del Muado, ia,
ioague, . to !, third Tlme-l1jia. Prom e
Nap, Sea Lad, Queen Rec. Iron watson,
Running Miss. MeuOr Watchful Alma
Boy, I.Acene and Clausulo also ran.
Second race, 1--WE aud one-half furlongs
-Avonalls 100. Knapp, to won, m
McGrath. 9s, schdde, ! 10 3 second; Char-
latan, l06, l.. Williams, 8 20 /. third. Time
--l:Oss. Roci NJ Nj Jillette; 81 Francs
Ramus Abe Meyer and Fulbert also ran
Third race, mile and one-siAt eentn--
Glenrice i09, League, 20 70 !, won DlNelle'
l04, Knapp, TO 2, second; san PRIMO, w.
Radtke, Is TO 10, third Tlmc-l:5OA, Ros'
tot. Hilee ora Mckinney Glenaryon, lsa'
hellita Dundreary, Montana Peerless,
Nabonassar and Royal Red also ran,
Fourth race. Hanover handicap; seven
furlongs-Albert Fir. IS, Radtke, 10 TO J,
won: Judge, l0l, League, u TO J. SECOND
--iss-iS RiehtflIl. Princess Titania, Gre
gor X, saable and Goodcheer also ran.
Fifth lace, six furlcngs--Royal Rogue
lOi, Mcbride, to 5, won; Northwest loi,
Fountain 20 to !. second, SAD sam 10,
League, 1 10 /, third. Time-lliA Black
Art bod Anderson. Bannokbelle,. Esca-
mado, Judge Benton, Speaker Fontana
and Iillitus also ran,
sixth race, mile and fifty yards
Deutschland 10. Clark 10 ! won re
sa,vstion. iii. Davis, II 10 0, second, Cor
GAZETTE. lO7, Mcbride, to 2, third. Tine
las. Havilaud Beau Ormonde' brlar-
thorpe ard Scotch Thistle also ran
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
BOWLING BY WIRE TONIGHT.
Teams Representing Nine Western
Cities VIII Compete.

Tonight is the night for the bowlers in
nine Of the leading western cities, inClud-
Ing Salt Lake Teams representing the
cities listed below, will contest for all
western championship by wire. That ia.
the result Of each teams bowling VIII be
announced by telegraph.
This big match Is held under the rules
OF the Western Bowling congress, and
that the match will be a lively one goes
without saying. Arrangements for the big
event have been going on for long timo
and each team Is reported 10 be in read.
ness. The Salt Lake bowlers feel conf
dent that they will more than hold their
own with their rivals.
The teams and cities they represent are
as follows:
Seattle scherrer, Stovall, Shelter,
O'Donnel, jenkins Substitutes, Mahn-
ken Warren.
Oakland--J Donohue, S. Barnett L. @,
Parker l.. X. Hartley A. W. Merrill.
Substitute +. W. Gregg
Tacoma -Pawlasek, Johnson Murphy
Mitchell Tietje.
Spokane Edward Dvorak, r. Bierce, f..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
ROAST FOR FOOTBALL.
President Wheeler Of L. al California
Uses Plain Words Ia students.

Chicago Nov, &,-A dispatch TO the
Herald from San Francisco SAYS:
President Benjamin ldc Wheeler Of the
University OF california In an address 10
the students Yesterday discussed football
and used very plain words. Tie said;
THE game has oUtgrown its intention,
The trouble with It IS II is too highly
specialized for the average student. Men
have 10 be In an artificial stage % prcSer-
walton to play the game as II Is played
today
~ never objected 10 1t ON the ground
that IL was rough but that II Is not with
nary student The great trouble Is that the
game Is In the hands OF a self-appolnted,
sef.oryanized committee Of rules. refer
TO Mr. Camp and his assistants. They
have promised reforms put nave dpn,
nothing Now college presidents have lost
patience We will revise the rules our
selves and the changes will be radical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
oKEEFE KNOCKED OUT.

Spokane, wash. Nov, 2L-"Honey
BUtv Melody Of Boston knocked out
Jack OKecfe Of Chicago here tonight IN
the fourteenth round before the spokane
Amateur Athletic club The knockout
blow followed an Irresistible line OF at
tack from the Boston lad who, after
the seventh round had practically every.
thins his own way. O'Keefe showed
flashes Of strength and frequently Stag
gered MELODY with fcrce swings 10 the
face. but Honey shook them on and, per-
fcctly conditioned. kept growing stronger
To- tie end. finally sending q <eefe down
for the count with a hard right cross 20
The point of the inv, II was several
minutes before O'Keefe recovered con-
seriousness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
FREE

Tracy, II. Klnencn. A. Gaines. Substl-
tutes, A. T podson r. Dlttmer.
Denver-G Castor Harper, Ieager, Bish.
op BarkS Substitute, Rowe.
tte-Sheehan Ellis Mcmillan. Ritch.
ey, Kirkpatrick Substitutes. Van Ellis
and Taylor.
san lranclsc0~-H h. Williams J. Il.
Dufheld 7. y, Berkclscn, A. W Martin,
r. + Burke
Salt Lake A. W Smith. Probert.
Iehrng, Mcleod Hancs Substitute,
Williams.
Anarcortes, Wash, lineup not re-.
frINaH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
UTAH AND AGGIES.
Teams In Contest Today fwor state
Championship at Logan.

with the championship for Utah at
stake the Logan Asgies and the Uni
versity Of Utah are al Il on the gridron
In Logan this afternoon. The team went
up last night \ band OF rooters followed
this morning, and the northern lights Il
Is said, will make special appearance to-
night In honor Of the yictors. For Logan
victory would be the greatest thing TN
copditlon Of the I-tab team gives large
ground for hope. For Utah 10 win Il viii
be accounted Of little honor. as all advan.
tages are naturally on her side With the
execution of a center trio capable u hold
ing til the back field fogms. Utah has a
team superior to anything In the west,
and proficient in all departments of the
game, except line bucklng for which 1t is
too light
The lineup this afternoon is as follows
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
New Cure Fer Cancer A.,

All surface cancers are now known
10 be durable, by Bucklen's Arniea
Salve. Jas. walters Of Duffield. Va.
writes: II had cancer on my lip for
years, that seemed lncurable, till Buck
LENS Arnica Salve healed II, and now II
IL perfectly we'll" Guaranteed cure for
cuts and burns. 25c at q. c. NJ. |. Drug
Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1905.

NaelA's string OF victories Is stil I'M
broken. Broadhcpt the i7.year-old short
stop played star ball having nine assists
and one put out without AN error. Ross
went behind the bat because Eager. had
a sore hand aud caught perfectly, There
were few features 10 the game aside from
Broadbents work at short
score; R.HE
Los Angeles ..,.,.,",.,.+",..'e
fOiUdnd t,stsstts,.s'sft't 'sst''s''s"
Batteries Nagle and Ross Ferry and
Suess.
Cmplre-DaYis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
BOWLING AT MURRAY.
ANOTHER PLAYER KILLED.

Salem Mass, Nov. 4-Arthur W.
Footc. aged la pupil " Phillips Gram.
mar school here died today from inter.
nal Injuries sustained In q football Same
recently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
COAST BALL GAMES

San Francisco, Nov 2t--A rapid nnish
was made by the home team today Both
teams were blauked IN the FIRST fvc in
nngs. IN the sixth Tacoma scored twice,
Up 20 the eighth The locals could not do
anything with O'Brien's delivery. but In
The last two innings they batted iu just
Score: r. H. T.
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s
San Francisco ,......,.,,.,....,...3 s ?
Batterles-O'B and Hogan Tyson
and Wilson
Umpire -Perrine.
Los Angeles. Cal. NOV. y Even with
the team patched until IL was hardly rec.
ognlzable, the Angels Won from Portland
again today by the score Of 70 ;, ali
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
DAY
RATES
Via Oregon short Line.

Tickets on sale November 10Th ana
30th. Good for return untl Decembec
4th. See agents for further particulars.
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Drudgery
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end. with smile and little bow, the
car said TO her.
IF were to shut my eyes while
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25

You are playing, could fancy u -.
a asayei but much prefer to Keen y was was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25
This
s--'- ---;;--=-i
Day In History.
Nov. 25th.
-.

Isaac Watts. the hymn
writer, died In London born
1910
ltj5.- General Jean tlumhert.
French soldier of fortune,
born IN Lorraine; died IN
New Orleans in 1913
l7G4 -Hogarth the Euglish
painter and caricutuitst,
died. born 1891
1888 Evacuation Of New York
by the British, the last po-
sition held hy them IN the
Uuitcd states
lSSj-Thomas Andrews Hon
bricks, vice president Of the
United States. Cled IN In
dlanapulis, born 1918.
93-Congressman charles o..
Neil. called THE Father Of
the House" died IN Phlla-
delphla, born 1871.
l9O2-Col. Thomas 7. Ochlltrce,
noted Texan wit, died at Hot
Springs, Va; born 1870
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Don't LEI THIS Day In
Your History

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-19
Man and woman,

To rHr EDITOR ov THE SrN--,Sir. see by a
news despatch from Winnipeg that Ralph Conner. -"
the novelist. blames the married women OF that
locality. and probably. elsewhere, for scandalous
conditions that he hnds occasion 10 depouncr
Now "Connor." alias the Rev, c, W. Gordon. IA
all right as far as he goes hut he might have gone
further and proved himself wrong. I. G.. by a
deeper dig cling into causes.
As gentleman. Conner" will admit that normal
woman is = creature OF domestic and motherly IN &.
s,ncis, and that normal man Is luslfui animal,
whose traditions surround him with halo OF mas
fortunes.
This exalted being. man. takes unto himself a
wife, and In his mastcrful and mastery way pro
ccGds 10 set up one code OF morals for the woman
OF his choice. and another quite anothcr--ior
himself
The womans morals up TO this point have been
guarded with Jealous care. and her teachings have
led her TO believe that there has existed sort OF
reciprocal morality" OF ttc sexes
She doubtless has appreciated the rougher and
coarser grain OF her brother, and admired him for
II. for that is part of her ns,inc,-the worship OF
a brawny hero. But ell this time she has received
no enlightenment on several phases OF character
that are more or less part of her hero's worship
OF his heroine. woman al large
4 singular thing abou. this hero, man. is that
while he is always equal TO the establishment OF
a code Of morals for his own women, he docs not
waste much time over the codes set IN by his fc
low heroes, They must look on; for their own
property
Some day tho woman who has been taken In
marriage discovers tho real situation. quite by
accident, We will say. for no man not a brute would
voluntarily impair; such information 20 his better
halt
rncn comes her shock and her bitter hour; and
anrrward, perhaps. calousncss and reciprocal
morality" OF another sort. This Is when woman
is bad. aud We all agree that there are few worse
thing ,han n bad woman.
Oh, tho pity OF :, all ]. " r.,
NEW YORK.. May Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-19
Foreiyn Contrac, Opportunities.

The worlds oldest city. Damascus. tsto havr an
electric works and an electric rstiroad lne
working capital Of the company Is N,?Soooo
Alkmar. Netherlands. "A TO have steam tram'
way. TO be built By the "Noorder Stoon'ramwar'
maa,srhapriJ."
Portugals M.nstry OF Marine a. Lisbon wants
bids for the building OF a railroad depot. 70 cos
ahou, $500 900. at Lourenco Marquee. Ens' Africa.
Argentinas Government plans the CONSTRUCTION
O. sewerage works for the city OF Mendoza.
Deutsch .Landsbcrg, Syria, Is 10 have water
works.
Blocmfonte,n. Orange River Colony, British
South Africa Is 10 cxpend u ,sOoOo for new water
and sewerage works.
Durham. Natal. has voted $5i5.o)o for ttamUay''
electric power and lighting. teie phones and sewers
Queenstown. South Africa, Is borrowing N''-
900 for waterworks. reservoir, DC.
Dakar, Senegal. is to install electric works 'or
lighting and also for power
Brussels wants tenders for furnishing structural
iron for the city gas works.
orizAba. Mexico. projects water end sewerage
works.
watergraafsmcer. Netherlands projects tbs
installation OF wa,erworks and electric lighting.
st. Gail. Switzerland. is 10 exF'nd $6N"n or
more for new sewerage works
The chief commissioner OF Assam, at Shl1ong'
British India, wants proposals for building And
equlppine a steam tramway line. thirty 'ihrt"
miles long. to run from Syihe TO Kalaura.a station
OF the Assam Bengal Railway.
bilbao. spain, Is to have an electric tramway
The Russian Government will soon begin th'
cons' ruction OF the Windau Canal This canal
to prou.o,c exports from The Baltic provinces And
llthuanla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-19

political institution meeting for the dis
cussion and consideration Of tariffs, reci-
procity, socialism and municipal owner
ship. There are organizations by the
score with which such topics are spe-
cialty. 1t seems to us that the proper
matter for consideration by the National
Association of Manufacturers is the
wider expansion of our commerce by
business methods. The opportunity in
that field is endless. 1t is Of definite
interest to everybody.
1t is a reflection upon the good sense
Of American merchants and manufac-
turers to assert that we have reached
the maximum of our export trade unless
assistance comes from political sources
in the shape of bounties. treaties or
subsidies. We submit for the oonsidera-
ton of this body that it might achieve
a larger result by concentrating its
energies and activities upon an effort
to find out where and how we can sell
more goods.