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The Detroit times., 1909-04-06

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Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Was Republican Nominee Against Him Four Years Ago, Who Says That He Has Found Out Much to
 Hearst's Advantage Since

New York, Oct 6-WilIiam Ran dolph Hearst was nominated for mayor tonight by a mass meeting called by his admirers without his authorization. This action was taken by 1000 admirers of Hearst. despite his authoritative statement last even ing that he would not be a candidate.
 The principal address was made by William Wins, the republican candi- date for mayor against Hearst four years ago when Mcclellan was elect ed. T ran against Hearst four years ago." said Wins. and would then have regarded his election as great calamity. But for four years I have watched him and am now convinced that there is not a more sincere. public spirited, capable gentleman cit izen before the public than Hearst"
 Resolutions were adopted express ing distrust of republicans and demo- crats, and authorizing a full city and borough ticket.
 Wins devoted a full half hour to the Tammany ticket. Justice Gaynor is carrying the banner for the gang he said. He is the stalking horse for Tammany. He heads the vilest ticket that has ever been placed before New York" Wins remarks have created a peculiar situation. as Hearst in a for maj statement not only declined to run for mayor, but announced that he would support the Gaynor ticket.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
UNITED STATES MAILS
 CARRY POISONED TEA
An Attempt Made to Murder Two
 Portland Women.

E Portland. Ore, Oct 6.-What proves to have been an attempt to murder Mrs Lola G. Baldwin. superintendent of the department of safety for young women of the Y. w. C., and another unnamed woman, the divorced wife of the alleged suspect, is revealed through the chemical analysis of two packages of tea mailed from Seattle August II, addressed to Mrs. Baldwin and the divorcee Mrs. Baldwin's sus- picions were aroused by the peculiar appearance of the package and she consulted a physician, who informed her that the tea contained enough strychnine to kill small army.
 About the same time a similar package of tea was delivered to the unnamed divorcee. whose suspicious were aroused with the same result. Both packages undoubtedly were mailed by the same person and the police have under surveillance the former husband of the divorced wo- man. whose name they refuse to di- vuige. alleging that Mrs. Baldwin through her charitable work in say ing young women, aroused the en- mity of this man. who swore to make away with her.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
IMPART|A[ITY 0F DR. COOK MiH Give Denmark No AdvaD.
 tage Over America .A REITERATED STATEMENT. That Result of Investigation
 of His Records Will Be
 Simultaneously Announc-
 ed-Peary Evidence Goes 
 to Geographical Society
'A REITERATED STATEMENT

l St. Louis. Oct. 6.-That duplicate copies of his records will be submitted to American scientists simultaneously with those sent to the University of Copenhagen was the statement made by pr Cook in an interview this after noon
 pr. Cook said: My original re- cords will go first to the University of Copenhagen. intend, however, to have duplicates made. These will be submitted to the American geographi- cal societies. I shall request the Copenhagen authorities to withhold announcement of the result until American societies have had an oN- portunity to come to a conclusion
 Then when the scientists on, both sides of the water are ready the an- nouncement will be made simultane- ously from both places
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07

will doubtless be transferred to fhe
 county jail today.
 About ten days ago E. M. Hoel-
 scher. who lives fin the neighborhood
 of the Indian school. reported to Mar
 shal Moore that someone had stolen
 his gun from his home the weapon being a 12k-3O model No. 1O3. .727. Hoelscher said he had seen a young fellow hanging around the premises and described him as well as he could to the police. The description fitted Sims so nearly that the officers at once suspected Sims was guilty of the ments.
 In the course of a few days they learned of Sims disposing of a gun and learned also that it was the same model and number as that stolen from Hoelscher. Sims Is peculiar man. quiet and hard to keep close track of. having figured in police circles here ever since his childhood No effort was made to run him down or scare him away. for when he is in town he gravitates to a police station as naturally as fly does to butter dish. Curiosity draws him there and he seldom has any business engage ment to interfere.
 Yesterday he dropped around to the police court to see how Lorenzo was T :. him up. A man is innocent until he is proven guilty, but it will be sur prising if it shall develop that the weapon disposed of by Sims is not but a duplicate. It will also be surprising if it shall develop that Sims has double who some ten days ago was haunting the Hoelscher ranch.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
ZEPPELIN A|RsB|P ! TO HUNT FOR THE POLE
The Expedition Will Be Undertaken
 Next Summer.


 Friederichshafen. Oct. 6.-Prince Henry presided today over a meeting of the board of directors of the Zep- pelin airship Arctic expedition. to be undertaken under the auspices of a German society to search for the north pole.
 It was decided to send an advance party during the summer of 1910 to Spitzbergen with all the requisite equipment for the operation of an air ship in the polar regions.
 The members of the board empha- sized the necessity of a further de- velopment of the Zeppelin type of air. ship for long voyages, especially over the sea Prince Henry after the meeting made trip in the Zeppelin III
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
PHOENIX ARIZONA THURSDAY
NEWSPAPER AUTOMOBILE.
Finishes Its Long Brand Across the
 Continent.

Seattle. Oct 6.-The Philadelphia Press relay automobile run ended at the steps of the Washington state building in the Alaska Yukon Pacific grounds at 2:30 this afternoon, when H. J. Kingston and Lewis c. Strauss, the couriers, formally delivered to President J. E. Chilberg of the expo sition. Mayor John F. Miller of Se- attle and Governor M. E. Hay greet ings from President Taft and various governors and mayors. The first car left the city of Philadelphia at 12 30 D. m., August 25,
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
CALIFORNIA MYSTERY N PROCESS OF SOLUTION Arrest .of. Chinese stspson of Mur
 dsrsd Woman.

San Luis Obispo. Oct. e.-Another link in the chain of evidence which it is hoped may solve the mystery of the murder of Con Ting Louis, wife of An Louis. wealthy Chinese. killed last Thursday. was forged this even ing when Sheriff McFaden and Dis trict Attorney Nelson unearthed the missing cash box and jewelry buried in the garden of the dead woman's home.
 The sheriff returned from San Fran cisco today with Willie Louis, aged A. son of An Louis, in custody. He went at once to the garden and uncovered a bundle containing the missing jew elry. valued at s2,000 In another corner was found the cash box con taining the supposed will of Con Ling. The sheriff has assigned Louis desire to inherit the property as the motive. It is said that Willie is infatuated with his 17-year-old -stepsister.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
1.-THE CHAMPIONSHIP | BASEBALL SERIES
The Struggle Between Pittsburg and
 Detroit Begins Friday.

Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. 6.--With the worlds championship series but one day off, Pittsburg tonight practically abandoned business and turned it's attention to baseball.
 The Detroits will arrive in the morning and have secret practice on Forbes field. The Pittsburg team has already put in hours of secret work and will rest until the opening clash on Friday afternoon. Seats are held at a high premium.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
BASEBALL BENEFIT
 FOR VETERAN PLAYER
Detroits and New Works Earn $7ooo
 For Sam cransy

New York, Oct. 6.-For the benefit of Sam Crane. the veteran ball player and sporting writer of New York. the Detroit and New York American League teams played an exhibition game today at the American League park. The American League cham pions. with Joe McGinty pitching. won by to f.
 christy Mathews2n ef theekew York Nationals pitched Sls4ee ieRiRgS- and probably wouids have blanked the champions had his support been per- feet. The receipts were $7600. A ball pitched by Mathewson and auto graphed by him auctioned for s275 while the bat with which Cobb of Detroit made most of his hits of the season, brought $50.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION
To Result From Mir. Gompers' Trip to
 Europe.

Washington. Oct. 6.-"Without ques- ton the visit of Samuel Gompers to Europe will mean the establishment in the near future of an international federation of labor" said Frank Nor rison, secretary of the American Fed eration of Labor today.
 "The general purpose of an inter- national federation of labor.% contin- ued MT. Morrison. would be the pro- tection and advancement of the rights and interests of wage workers in all countries, and the establishment of an international fraternity"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
CAME DOWN FOR DOCTOR.
Why the Balloon Indiana Quit the
 Race.

Albany. Minn., Oct. S.-The bal loon Indiana. which started from St. Louis on Monday. landed here. J. H. Schauer's shoulder was dislocated in making the landing McGill the pilot was taken violently i'll in the early part of the day and Schauer insisted that they descend for medical help. In falling the balloon dashed into some tree tops and tore out a section of a wire fence.
 Schauer, telling of the flight. said Tuesday evening we ascended 15.000 feet We were so cold that we were almost frozen stiff. Last night Me- Gill was so sick had to rub him all night to keep him from freezing. I feared he would die up in the clouds and sc lowered the balloon"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
LEARNING TO FLY.
The Lessons Will Begin at College
 Park, Md, Today.

Washington. Oct. 6.-With the re- moval from Fort Myer today of the Wright aeroplane owned by the gov ernment. to the new aerodrome at Col lege Park. Maryland. the. work of teaching the signal corps officers has begun in earnest. Wilbur Wright is the instructor. Tomorrow more ad- vanced lessons in soaring will be at tempted. Lieutenant Lahm, in charge of the signal corps aeroplane detach- ment, will be the pupil tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
SCHOOL GIRL MURDERED
 ON \ MOUNTAIN TRAIL
An Unknown Man Mysteriously Held
 in Cahfornia Jail.

Woodland. Cal. Oct GA shocking murder was disclosed today by the discovery of the body of Viola Gilmer, a 15-year-old girl, on a lonely moun- tain trail near Rumsey, over which she travelled to and from school Her body was terribly mutilated The clothing. even the stockings, was torn away. and there were other evil dences of the girls desperate struggle with her assailant
 An unidentified man is now con- fined in the jail here. No hint as to what led to his arrest has been given and the sheriff refuses to allow the prisoner to be interviewed, but it is generally supposed that he will be able to throw some light on the murder.
 The girls body was found by her father who began a search when she failed to return last night from school. He had travelled half way up the trail when he came upon some of his daughters clothing A few yards further, lying beside the trail. he saw the body partially concealed in some bushes.
 Indian Murderer Confesses.
 Wilbur Benjamin. full-blooded In dian. confessed tonight to the murder. Benjamin said he waylaid the girl on Monday. When she repulsed his ad- vances he choked her to death. He fled through the hills and was ar rested on the outskirts of this city. Extra precautions have been taken by Sheriff Brown. Public. feeling is in famed by the confession, and threats of lynching are freely made. The off cers fear trouble before the night ends. Benjamin is 22 years old and we'll educated.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
A CHINESE SUCCESSION.

Pekin, Oct. s-Tai Hung Tze. presi- dent of the board of justice, has been appointed grand councillor of empire in succession to Chang Chin Tung. deceased. The imperial edict. which was issued today. eulogizes Chang Chin Tung. gives hin posthumous hon. ors and promotes his three sons.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
A CONNECTS REVENGE.
His Own Death Quickly Followed That
 of His Victim.

Gunnison. Colo. Oct 6.-Louis Baggs. the 22-year- youth who shot and killed Charles Tabor on September 23 and has been hiding in "a cabin in the mountains since, was discovered today by Sheriff Hanlon and killed when he refused to sur render.
 Bags and Tabor were arrested last year, charged with burglary. and Bags was convicted and sentenced to three years Imprisonment on Tabor's testimony. Bags escaped from the prison and killed Tabor with a rifle
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
TOM SIMS JAILED
 ON BURGLARY CHARGE
Accused of Stealing a Revolver From
 Country Home.

Tom Sims. who has spent much of his young life inspecting the Yums prison wills from the inside, will have to make a better showing to the court than circumstances indicaJe will be possible or he will have an oppor- tunity to acquire equal familiarity with the inside of the new structure at Florence. He is now in the city jail facing a burglary charge and
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
TERRIFYING VICTIMS
Of the Wellington coIIiery Explosion
 on Monday.

Ladysmith. Oct 6.-Twenty- five bodies have been removed so far from the extension mine of the Wellington coIliery. where thirty-two lost their lives by an explosion of fire damp yesterday morning. Those engaged in the rescue are now in sight of seven victims remaining in the mine. They will recover these before dawn.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
NOW AT THE GATEWAY
The President Declined a Military Escort as He is Seeking Rest, Not Show. Golf as a Modification of the Flesh

Fl Portal. Oct. 6.-President Taft is safely tucked away tonight in this re- mote little settlement at the foot of the Sierras, and near the gateway of the Yosemite valley Clad in khaki riding brooches, a soft shirt. khaki coat, boots and cap. the president to- morrow morning. will start out on a three days trip sight seeing By stage and Oh foot he will visit the giant sequoias in the Mariposa biz tree grove. will follow the roads and trails leading into the valley and will walk about the floor of the park to admire its imposing scenic splendor.
 The visit of the big trees comes first in Mr Taft's itinerary Leaving by coach early tomorrow morning he and his party will be driven to Wawona. at the edge of the grove. where the real monarchs of the forest grow to an altitude of more than 300 feet and more than 100 feet in circumference at base. Mir. Taft will be driven through a tunnel cut through the base of one old tree, which is said to have been standing from 5000 to 5000 years. The forenoon of Friday will be given over to the big trees. the president spending Thursday night at the hotel at Wawona
 On Friday. in the afternoon, the president will enter the park from one of the highest points and, after a trip to all the show places of the upper levels, he will begin a descent to the floor. which is enclosed by almost per pendicular cliffs of stone more than 5000 feet in height. It will be the presidents first trip into the Yosemite and he has been looking forward to it for months. both as d sight seeing ex- perience and as affording three days of rest from the surging crowds and speech making.
 When the park officials heard the president was coming they arranged to have a troop of United States cavalry act as his escort for the day among the big trees and the two days in the valley. MT. Taft was informed of the plans at San Francisco and he asked at once that the escort be dispensed with He is anxious that the trip through the park be devoid of spec tacular features. and that his visit It, relieved as much as possible of an official aspect.
 The president made several car-en6 speeches at thriving little California cities between San Francisco and Merced, and at the latter place he was escorted to the court house. where he made brief address to a big crowd.
 At Merced the president was pre- sented with another golf stick, made of eucalyptus and gold mounted. The presentation called out a golf speech. in which the president suggested new use for the unirrigated land by turning them into golf links for the public.
 He said: T don't know any game so provocative of profanity as golf. don't know any that makes one so ashamed of profanity It's a game full of moments of self-abasement. with only a few moments of self f-exaItation We Americans who are not celebrated for modesty will find such game an excellent training
 The train stalled at a heavy grade just below Fl Portal and it was neces- sary to split it in two, the president coming on the second half with engine No 23.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
THE THAw STRUGGLE.
It's Resumption Before the New York / Court of Appeals.

Albany. N. Y, Oct. 6.-contending that his commitment to the Mattea- wan state hospital for the criminal insane was illegal. the fight to obtain the liberty of Harry K. Thaw was re- stunned today before the court of ap- peals on an 5brsal from the order of Justice Mills dfYhite Plains. deny- ing writ of nab1as corpus and re- fusing to release Thaw.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
THE OCEAN QUEEN LOST

San Francisco, Oct. GA wireless dispatch from the Oceanic liner Mariposa reports the loss of the Nor wegian steamer Ocean Queen on d reef in the South Pacific. The engine broke down and the ship went on the rocks. All on board were saved.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
MooRs ATTACK SPANISH

Melilla. Oct e.-The Spanish camp. in command of General Sotomayer, was the object of surprise attack by the Moors at 6 o'clock this morning. The enemy was repulsed. They shelled until o'clock. The Spanish had two wounded
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
Assskx@I0N ADVISED
Of tie Southern Islands of Philippines
 Archipelago.

Seattle. Oct 6.-As a means of as- surfing American influence in the orient. Col Ralph Hoyt. the retiring governor of Moro province. recom- mends in his report that the govern ment separate the Sulu and southern islands of the Philippines archipelago and annex them permanently to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
HE GRIEvED TO DEATH.

New York, Oct 6-F H. Ross. aged 63. formerly of San Francisco. shot himself late tonight as he sat at his desk in the offices of the New Mexico Development company. in the financial district. Dependency over the death of his wife and his own i'll health led to his suicide
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
WANT HIGHER STREET CAR
 FARES.

Denver. Colo. Oct 6.-Advocates of increased fares held the attention of the delegates to the American Street and Interurban railway convention to- day and found enthusiastic support Increases of from to per cent were advocated
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
LOVING CUPS FOR PRESIDENTS

Fl Paso, Tex, Oct 6.-The citizens of Fl Paso will present Presidents Taft and Diaz with loving cups when they meet here on October 16- The cups will be 1S-karat gold.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
MIR. BRYAN GOES WEST.

Lincoln, Oct s.-Mr. Bryan left to- day on an extended trip to the Pacific northwest. He will visit the Seattle exposition on October l2
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
PEARy READY TO SUBMIT
 PROOFS

Washington. Oct 6.-Lieut. R. E. Peary today accepted an invitation from the National Geographical so- eiety to submit his north pole proofs to them for verification
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
NOVELIST BARRIE WANTS
 DIVORCE.

London, Oct. s.-J. NJ. Barrie. the novelist and playwright. has entered an action for divorce against his wife, Mary Ansell, the actress
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
THE MODES WIN.
The Opening of the Football Season at Annapolis.

Annapolis, Oct. 6.-The navy opened the football season this afternoon and clearly outplayed the much lighter but faster eleven of St. Johns College. The score was -1s to in favor of the navy.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
BASEBALL SABBATH BREAKING.

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 6.-The jury in the case of Charles Carr. manager of the Indianapolis club. charged with playing ball on Sunday. returned verdict of guilty.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
YALE WON.

New Haven, Oct. 6.-Yale and Holy Cross played an uninteresting game Of football here today. Yale won by a score, of 12 to O.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
MARKET DEMORAL|zEO
 BY DECLINE OF STEEL
The Result Was a General Unloading
 of Stocks.

New York, Oct 6.-There was fur ther heavy speculative liquidation in all departments of the stock list and material inroads, on prices resulted
 United States Steel was at one time 2& lower than last nights closing price and 73s below the top record price touched on Monday of this week. The extent to which this decilen af- fleets the speculative world is best judged by the volume of the dealings, which are eloquent. widespread con- sequences of the fall on the pockets of spectators. Probably the violent re- lapse in United States Steel was Of the most effect on the tone of the whole market in its purely sentimen- tai aspect The marvellous upward course of that stock impressed specu- lative imagination as few things of late years have done. Call money went no higher than 5. compared with the per cent maximum yesterday. Bonds were easy: total sales s5.o36.- 0OO United States bonds unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
Cattle and Sheep
WEATHER TODAY

Arlzoha-GeneraIly fair Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
Grain

Chicago. Oct. 6-1,Wheat prices made substantial gains oni the board of trade today owing to liberal covering by influential shorts. the persistent buying presumably being inspired by the high premiums prevailing for the cash grain here and at other impor- tant grain centers. December ranged between 101k and Is. with final quotations 101A d1017s. A material falling off in the offerings of corn from the country checked the declin- ing tendency of prices and held the market steady nearly all day. At the close, prices were a shade higher than yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
Stocks

Copper, s2B; Smelling, s7&; Santa Fe. 123h; St. Paul. 159%; New York Central. 1858; Pennsylvania. 147h; Reading. 165lz: Southern Pacific. 1903: Union Pacific. 205h:. Steel. ss: do pfd. 12s%: Silver, 51ts; Mexi- cans. 43.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07
Metals

New York, Oct. 6.-On the metal
 exchange copper was weak today. de-
 cIining twenty points without sales.
 Standard spot closed at SIP .25a12. 50.
 October SIP 25@12 50, November
 s12. sOd12 60, December s12. 40d12 s5 and January SIP .40@12. 70. London
 closed quiet at IS Sd. lower on spot at z 5S 6s Sd and futures f5s 17s Sd. Spot sales in London were 300 tons:
 sales of futures 2400 tons. In the street local dealers reported copper unchanged, Tin declined about 171e points today, closing at $30 71s d
 30 s21s for spot, ssG. 5OG30. 62A for
 October, s30. 55@3O. 75 for November.
 s30. 60@30. so for December and $30. .65
 q M30.S7k for January. No sales. Lon
 don closed steady. with a decline of ] 15s. to e139 5s for spot and E140 7s
 Sd for futures. Lead was unchanged
 locally. London declined Is 3d to
 e13 5s Spelter was quiet and un- l changed in both markets.
 Cattle and Sheep
 Chicago, Oct 6.-Cattle: Receipts 17.000 head; market steady. Reeves. $4 10GS.50; Texas steers. $3.S5G $40; western steers, s4.00@7. %: stockers and feeders, S3.156525;
 cows and heifers. s2. .10@6 .00; calves. 7.00G9. .00 Sheep-Receipts 35.O00 head: market
 steady and lower. Native. s2 50@5 .00; western, g. .75@4. 90; yearlings, s4 50 , c 500. Lambs: Native, sf.e5Q7. 30;
 western. s4. .50a7 20.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07

MONEY TO lOAN-I have been agent for the State Mutual Building and Loan Association for 10 years.
 Every customer we'll pleased. Never had a complaint in the 10 yearA Come in and investigate our plan.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-07

BUILDING AND LOAN MONEY TO loAN-Repayabfe s1s.o0 per month on each 5000 borrowed Interest ceases on each payment made Entire loan can be paid any time. without knotics or extra expense. F E. E. PAscoE, Agent.