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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-12
CAPTAIN HAMS
Mind IS FAILING
tRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Sept. 1 with a
pack Of playing cards, with which he
builds miniature Notifications,
houses and lays plans of battle. Cap
tain Peter G. Hains, jr., passes his
time in his cell at the Queens county
jail, Long Island City. where he is
awaiting trial together with his
brother, r. Jenkin Hams, for the kill
ing of William E. Annis at the Bay
side Yacht club ON August IS. When
ever he succeeds in getting the cards
in the desired position and completes
his building he springs up from his
table in an ecstacy Of joy, and shouts
'sI've got It! I've got III"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-12
JUDGE TAFT IS TO
SPEAK IN west
(By Associated Press. }

CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.--Candi-
date Taft's first speech-making tour
will be through the west, which will
take in at least the states of Mis-
souri,, Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa, 1lli-
nois and Indiana. Two other trips
are being planned, one through the
eastern states and another through
a number of the southern states.
Judge Taft and National Chairman
Hitchcock had an extended confer
ence today over the long distance tel
ephone, the result Of which was .
hurried departure of vorys for New
York.
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BOUGHT GUNS
FOR SPECULATION
(By Associated Press. y

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-W tn
$4,000 worth of Hotchkiss cannoI
and gatling guns, purchased from tih'
war department last Tuesday are des
tined for active part in revolution
airy movement to GUST President Gas
tro OF Venezuela, Mr.: BanRernan
the purchaser. has no knowledge 9
the fact.
Il bought the guns as specuIa
tion, declared Mr. Bannerman. AN
shall probably store the material Q
Bannerman island, near West Pofn'
where we have facilities for keepin
it until opportunity arises to dispos
OF it profltably.
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KAISER DID not
TREAD FRENCH SOIL
(By Associated Press.}

a ALTENBERG, Alsace : Lorraine,
Sept. 11.-Emperor William disap-
pointed the general expectation that
he set foot on French territory today
In the course Of sight seeing trip
along the voseges range. He intend
ed to ascend the Hohenck. the high
est point in this vicinity, which is sit
uated on French territory. Emperor
william arrived late this Afternoon
and decided not 20 proceed across th'
frontier, but sent his thanks to thu
French oficials for the courtes!
shown him.
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ABUNDANT And
CHEAP MONEY
(By Associated Press. d

NEW YORK, Sept. 1IThe action
in the stock market was q striking
Testimony to the important part
played BY cheap and abundant money
supplies in q movement which car
ried prices to their current high lev
els. Stiffening money market very
moderate in degree and available
supply remains far from point Of OK
haustion. Bonds were irregular
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-12

STARTS THE
AUTO RACE
4A~~~~eee]e~~~~~e~~~>~~
f3y Associated Pressl

BRIGHTON BEACH, NJ " Sept. 11Eeven cars eight Amer
can Italian started in twenour hour
endurance evening President Roosevelt gave
the starting signal by telephone his home Oyster Bay
The mile track has been equipped seachligh which, aid
ed headlights of the minimized the danger
night 10000 spectators present an oppor
tuny to progress Of the at all parts OF the
course occurred shortly after the hrst hour
when Paul sartor driving leading French oided with
Juhaz driver Sartors left arm ana several
ribs contucns Of the body and
was removed Coney hospital in critical condition
The slightly hurt and the car badly
damaged
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-12
.LOEB'S OPINION Of
Who FIRED shot

OYSTER BAY. n. n, Sept HI
The mystery Of the shot that passed
over the head Of President Roosevelt
as he rode along the Cove road last
Saturday has not been solved by the
secret service men, despite persistent
investigation. Secretary L@eb who
has made some inquiry of his own,
declared tonight that he was con
vinced that the bullet came from the
rife of Jack Roosevelt, son Of
Emiin Roosevelt, the presidents
cousin.
The secretary did not have any
more to say about the possibility Of
hunter having sent stray shot
over the road
Much speculation has been indulg-
| ed In concerning the visit made BY
Chief Wilkie Of the secret service last
Sunday and his later visit today te
Walpole, Massachusetts,, the home 81
John Coughlin, the crank arrested OF
Monday on his way up Sagmore hill
with loaded revolver.
i Secretary Loeb explained today th'
real reason why he was SO eager tina
no mention be made Of the suppose
attempt on the presidents life.
i 'sSuch things when published i
the newspapers he said, "only ten
/ to excite cranks to come here an
seek out the president
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FOREST FIRE IS
DOING DAMAGE
lBy Associated Press. }

STURGIS, S. D., Sept. 11.-A for
est fire which started early in the
week near Mumford mines, near Ga
lena, and which at one time was un-
der control, broke out anew last
night and is burning worse than ever,
The fire is now I'm Military Wood re
serve. destroying timber and cord
wood
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-12
WRIGHT BREAKS
ANOTHER RECORD
(By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. lin a
flight lasting one hour ten minutes
eand twenty-six seconds orville
Wright. late today, surpassed all his
previous exploits for time and dis
,tance flight for heavier than air ma
chimes. According to the navigator's
calculations the speed Of the aero
plane during the record-breakine
flights wednesday and Thursday was
1915 miles per hour.
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CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
On The increase
lBy Associated Press.l

sT. PETERSBURG. Sept. 11.An
oficial statement of the cholera sit
uation made here today shows there
are fifty-eight new cases, eight deaths
from the disease and 1O7 patients in
the hospitals.
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MONTE ATTELL WINS FIGHT.
fRv Assoclated Press. J

RENO, Sept. 11.Monte Atteli q
san Francisco, brother OF Abe Atteil'
knocked out I'D Derby, featherweight
champion Of Nevada, in the third
round here tonight.
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Hurricane DeydStdteS
Town on Turk Island
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(By Associated Press.)

GRAND TURK, T., Sept 11A hurricane Of great fury
night this morning At daybreaK
today number Of lives reported
morning the wind reached velocity OF
blowing from the northeast The Hay
which had taken shelter in Hawks Nest
The schooner Dan Leon broke from
her moorngs and All the salt lighters
which yesterday riding grounds missing
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-12
town SENDS OUT
CALL FOR HELP
(By Associated Press. }

ST. PAUL, Sept IL. Governor
johnson tonight received messege
from Mayor Haven OF Duluth to the
effect that Beaver bay Is in imminent
danger OF being destroyed BY fire and
asking that help be sent to the settle-
ment at once.
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First Time in History Of Mod
ern Politics That Rival Can
didates for Presidency Will
Be Guests at Same Time.
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(By Associated Press.)

ARsOCiated PressJ
CHICAGO Sept the time in the history of mod
politics candidates the presidency of the
United States address the
Republican of Ohio, and VIII
liam Bryan will be the guests OF honor
OF the Chicago Association of Commerce at
the Auditorium evening October T. Announcement made
today the Chicago Association OF Commerce
which secured of the presence
Of the two different for the third
convention OF Waterway association for
which the will host The speeches
10 be made BY the two will be non-politca
a = q a q q q a . . b = y 90 y = y . . . = .
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~~~~~N~~>4>>~~~s
THE METAL MARKET.

) NEW YORK, Sept. 11Lead, 4
. easy, 4.62ss q 4ss3. Lake I
= copper. duh, 1850 % 1875. (
y Silver, 81 SIS.
= =
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Town Is MendCCd
By Wall Of Fire

DULUTH Num- 11Unless heavy rain falls within the
total destruction Of every town ON the
north shore OF Lake Superior by forest
certainty No rain has fallen since july ~
everything is extremely dry TINS evening
walls heavy wind behind them eating their
The flames less than two miles
. from
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BAEBALL GAMES
(By Associated Press.3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results OF Yesterdays 0faznes-
Pittsburg, 2: Cincinnati. !.
Philadelphia. q; Boston, 2.
New York, 8; Brooklyn, 1.
Chicago, 8; st. Louis. 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. 4; Boston. ? tfir'
camel: Boston. 8; New York.
(second camel
Washington. 3; Philadelphia.
(first camel; Philadelphia. Z: Was
ington. O tsecond camel,
Cleveland. a: 81. Louis 7.
Chicago, A Detroit, 2.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGrE
Oakland. ! !; San Francisco. q G.
inningsl.
Los Angeles, 12s Portland. :
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
ANGELENO TELLS or
ALLEGED LAND FRAUD
Mrs. Mary Lewis Takes Stand in Port-
land Hearlng-Says She. Got
Money Back for Her
Stock
TBy Associated Press. I

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 17.-FurtheE
testimony intended to prove fradul-
lent operations in Perry county, on
the part of the Pacific Furniture and
Lumber company OF Los Angeles, was
presented today by the government In
the federal district court.
One of the witnesses whose testimony
the prosecution considers valuable. was
that of William NJ. Kerr, who at one
time served as the company's land
agent at Port Orford.
Another witness of Importance IN
the view of the government was Mrs.
Mary C. Lewis of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Lewis testified that herself and
her husband were induced to invest
in about $500 worth of stock in the
Los Angeles company, being sent sub
sequently to Oregon on the represent
tation that Mr.. Lewis would be en-
ployed by the company as an engineer
at SO a day.
The further inducement, witness tes-
titled, was held out that it would be
possible for the couple to acquire some
valuable timber land in Oregon, which
could be sold at good profit.
Mrs. Lewis said she and her husband,
after spending five weeks in the vi
cinity of Port Orford, discovered the
transaction by which the land was to
be acquired was questionable"
Although she had settled on quar-
ter section of the land, she testified
she gave up all attempts to complete
proof, and returned to Los Angeles
with her husband. where, she said,
they demanded and received the
amount of money that they had in
vested in the company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
HAMS BROTHERS
HELD FOR TRIAL
BOTH INDICTED FOR SLAYING
OF w. E. ANNlS
FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGED
BY GRAND JURY
District Attorney VIII Arraign the Ao-
cused Men Tuesday and Ask That
Case Be Set for Noven1-
ber 9
nv Assoelated Press.l

NEW YORK, oct. 17.--mdictments
charging Certain Peter C. Ialns, jr..
and T. Jenkins Hains, his brother,
with murder in the first degree were
handed up by the Queens county grand
jury at FL ching, l.. l., today.
The indictments were based on the
killing of William e. Annis at the
Bay side Yacht club in August last
Although T. Jenkins Hams had been
held as an accessory to the MURDER
the indictment charges him with be-
ing a principal.
Witnesses have testified that T. Jen-
kins Hains, by the display of a re-
volver prevented spectators from In
terfering while his brother fired sew
eral bullets into the ody of his VIC
tim.
1t has not been charged that T. J..
Hams fired any of the shots which
killed Annis.
the district attorney notified the
court that he would arraign the Hams
brothers next Tuesday and would ask
that their trial be set for November o..
Women Not Present
The witnesses who testified before the
grand jury did not include either Mrs.
Annis or Mrs. Hams, the wife of Cap
The attitude of Mrs. Hams in the
trial has been the subject of much
speculation.
Captain p. C. Hains. jr., of the
United States army. stationed at Fort
Hancock. Sandy Hook. appeared with
his brother, T. Jenkins Hams. on the
feat of the Bay Side Yacht club at
Flushing. L. l., on the afternoon of
August 10.
As Willi~~- p. ANUS, who was one
of the publishers of the Burr Mcintosh
Monthly, on board his yacht, APP
preached the float. Captain Hams
opened fire on him, inflicting wounds
from which he died within very short
time.
T. Jenkins Halls kept the spectators
from interfering. Captain Hams de-
clared after the shooting that Annis
had robbed him of his wife and that
Mrs. Annis had made q confession.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
TAFT BOOSTERS
WORK BANKERS
NATHAN STRAUS EMPHATIC IN
CHARGES
COMMITTEE ASSESSES WALL ST.
MEN $500 EACH
Sheldon Merely Denies, but Does Not
Attempt to Refute Important Ac-
cusatlon Made by Great
Philanthroplst
fRy Associated Press.l ]


NEW YORK, Oct. LIFT Treasurer
committee will appoint committee of
three or four respectable men who ex-
pect nothing from politics 1 will appear
before them and prove that the COM
mittee is demanding $500 apiece from
Wall street men," said Nathan Straus
of the Democratic Business Mems
league today.
This was Mr.. Straus' reply to a state
ment from Mr.. Sheldon, printed today,
declaring that the charge made by Mr..
Straus yesterday that the Republican
national committee Is assessing Wall
street men $500 each is falsehood.
you don't suppose 1 would have
made any such statement unless l
knew 1t to be true, do your" Mr.. Straus
asked, and continued:
II would not dare to unless posi-
lively knew it is true. Mr.. Sheldon's
reply that my statement is a lie is no
argument.
re won't say how much he has col
lected, but L am ready and able to
prove the specific incident.
"In the last presidential campaign,
when Judge Parker told about cam
paign funds and of how they were
procured by the Republicans. Mr.
Roosevelt declared that the statement
was false, though it was true neverthe-
less.
II believe at that time Mr.. Roosevelt
did really think Judge Parker's state
ments were false, but this man Shell
don knows he is telling a lie"
The statement of Mr.. Straus was re-
peated to Mr.. Sheldon, who said:
II don't think Mr.. Straus would make
that statement to me. I have no reply
other than this to make, except to ask
how it could be possible for anybody to
go into Wall street or any other street
to make a levyY'
Chairman Hitchcock, who was pres
ent when Mr.. Sheldon made his reply
said that when the list of Republican
contributions is published, as it will be
twenty days after the election. 1t Will
refute all of the statements that have
been made in regard to political levies
or contributions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
BALKANS DREAM
OF PEACE ENDED
,ContInp.d from PAGE One,

only to troops in Anatolia, those in
Macedonia already being partially mo-
bilized
"A war between Turkey and Bull
garia appears imminent" the dispatch
concludes.
At midnight dispatches received from
Sofia We're more reassuring, indicating
that Gar Ferdinand had succeeded in
persuading the cabinet and war party
to adopt a more conciliatory attitude
and yield to Turkeys demands for di-
rect negotiations with regard to the
Oriental railroad.
M. Pichon was greatly encouraged
by the latest dispatches from the
French minister at Sofia and said that
the outlook was distinctly brighter
At a late hour tonight the Turkish
ambassador, Naoum Pasha. issued a
denial that mobilization of the troops
had been ordered either in European
or Asiatic Turkey
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
JAPAN EXTENDS
RARE WELCOME
TO BATTLESHlPS
VESSELS AT ANCHOR IN BAY
OF TOXIC
YOKOHAMA THRoNGED WITH
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS
Magnificent Reception Marked by
Gorgeous Display of Stars and
Stripes, Cheering of Multi
tude and Salutes
Continued from Page One


Immediately behind them and heading
due north.
American Ambassador O'Brien did
not come down from Toxic because
under naval etiquette he could not be
present until the admiral commanding
the fleet had paid an official call upon
him.
The ambassadors wife, however, was
present, together with women of the
embassy, as we'll as Consul General
Sammons at Seoul, ana Mrs. Sammons,
and Secretary Jay Of the American
embassy, all in an unofficial capacity
is guests of the Japanese navy
Francis B. Loomis, head of the
American commission to the Japanese
International exposition, with Secre-
tary O'Laughlin and the entire busi-
ness mems delegation from the Hacific
coast, now on a visit to Japan, also
were present, arriving in a special train
from Toxic early in the morning.
Every vernacular newspaper in Yo-
kohama and Toxic prints special IL
Illustrated editions this morning con-
tanning enthusiastic articles with refer
ence to the coming of the fleet. The
entire circulation of these newspapers
probably will reach 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
NOTED JAPANESE GENERAL
DIES AS FLEET ANCHORS

TOXIC, Oct. 18.-General Count Mich
stsura Nodzu died today as the Ameri-
can warships arrived in port.
General Nodzu was born at Satsuma
in November, 1S40 He fought as col
onel in the civil war of 1877; was pro-
NOTED to lieutenant general in 1885, and
was made a full general in 1894.
He commanded the Hiroshima divi-
sion and later was commander of the
First army during the Chino-Japanese
war in 1894 and 1896; was appointed
inspector general of education and COM
mander of the Fourth army in the late
Russo-Japanese war.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
MISS O'NEIL IN
COURTS GRASP
WITH M'KEE RANKIN MUST
RETURN FOR TRIAL
ACCUSED OF INFRINGING ON
SUDERMANN COPYRIGHT
Couple Arrested In New York, Placed
Under $1,000 Ball and Must
Come Back TO San
Francisco
nav Assnniated Presa.1

NEW YORK, Oct. finance O'Neil,
the actress, and her manager, Mckee
Rankin, must go to California to stand
trial on charge of infringing copy
right privileges of Herman Sudermann
of the play entitled THE Fires of st.
John"
Miss O'Neil and Mr.. Rankin were ar
rested in this city several weeks ago
and have been under $1,000 bail since
that time.
When their case was called before
United States Commissioner Shields to-
day they waived examination and the
commissioner held them for trial on
November 16 in San Francisco.
They furnished new bail for $1,000 each
and agreed to appear voluntarily in San
Francisco for trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Taft Quits the South

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 17-Judge
Taft today finished his campaign in the
south. He will breakfast at the White
House tomorrow, and after spending
the day in Washington, leave at mid
night for New Jersey to speak through
that state, Delaware, Maryland and
West Virginia, arriving at Cincinnati
Wednesday morning for one days rest.
The remaining three days of next week
he will give to Indiana, and the balance
Of the time until election to New York
city and state. AS on yesterday and
the day before, so also today, there was
no variance in the cordiality of the
south in receiving its first visit from
Republican presidential candidate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Madame Lien Now Free

PEKING, Oct. 1.-THE publicity
given the arrest in Shanghai Of Mad
anne Lien a few days ago, as we'll as
the opposition to her incarceration
voiced by the better class of Chinese
residents of her native city, has had
the effect of influencing the authorities
to set her at liberty. She was appre-
hended by the federal authorities be-
cause of her efforts to clear the char
acter of a female teacher who was be-
headed last year. charged with revo-
lutionary activity.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Discusses Parcels Post

SAN JOSE, Oct. 17.-Congressman
e. A. Hayes today addressed San Jose
Grange upon the subject OF a parcels
most There was a large attendance
and his remarks in advocacy of a par
cells post were heartily indorsed. Mr.:
Haves favored the scheme as proposed
by the postmaster general. He also
advocated postal savings banks with
Negotiations that would prevent the
tying up of the money deposited in
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Auto Driver Badly Hurt

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. IL
Warming up on the track an hour be-
fore the motor races at Elm Ridge here
TODAY. Frederick Dundee, the driver.
lost control of his machine and crashed
through the fence, while going at
speed of a mile minute. HIS head
and face were badly cut and his nose
was broken and his White steamer was
completely wrecked 1t is believed
tirn ht.rst and caused the accident
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
OAKLAND WINS FROM FRESNO

FRESNO, Oct. I7.-The Oakland State
league team played the best game of
the season against Fresno today. but
bunch hits netted ten runs. Smith
twirled big league ball. Rosce Miller,
formerly of Fresno, will pitch for Oak
land tomorrow against Fresno Score:
Fresno 10, hits IL, errors l.
Oakland l, hits 8, errors 3.
Batteries-Smith and Blankenship;
Goldie and Perkins.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Brokers Bankrupt

BOSTON, Oct. ia petition In bank
ruptcy against the stock brokerage
firm of e. H. Gay & Co. of this city
was filed here today. The firm is said
to have encountered financial difficult
ties in August last, at which time, by
agreement of the largest creditors, 1t
was decided to liquidate the business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
OMAHA TENDERS
GREAT GREETING
Continued from Page One


a Democratic president and house he
believes the senate can be induced to
aid in reforms.
Mr.. Bryan urged the election of the
Democratic state ticket and Legislature,
for the purpose, among other things
of securing a state law for the pro-
lection of bank deposits. 4 took the
guarantee plank of the Democratic
platform up and said:
'Of the many policies proposed in
our platform, this is the simplest and
most easily understood. When every
person reaches the period of intel
lectual development where he is able
to see that when man puts his money
in the bank he ought to be able to get
it again, he ought to have intelligence
enough to understand this subject but
until he gets to this point he can vote
the Republican ticket without having
his cood intentions questioned.
Should Insure Safety
'Our position is that as the banks
make their profits out of the peoples
money, the bankers ought to give the
insurance the people require"
Mr. Bryan told of an old German
farmer who, he declared, had made the
argument in the best form he had heard
it. Said he:
"When I go to the banker for loan
he tells me to get my farmer friends
to go my security. When he asks for
my deposits, let him get his banker
friends to go his security"
Nov, my friends, you may ask if
the banks are not now sufficiently Sc
cure That is what the bankers say.
They will even tell you that only oc-
casionally a bank fails, but the trouble
is that we cannot tell in advance
which bank is going to fail. Look at
the notice that they hang up. Does
it say, This bank will fail?' No. The
notice says, This bank has closed
and that is ALL"
Mr.. Bryan then discussed the tariff
and other issues.