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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-15
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Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
PUNISHMENT 0F TRAITOR
 BY FELLOW YEGGMEM
The Solution of San Francisco's Mur-
 der Mystery

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-The mys- tery surrounding the death of a man believed to be John Frederick, of Raton, N. NJ. was partially cleared up today when F. c. Richards re- ported to the police that he had wit messed a fight between the dead man and four others on Monday night, which ended in the death of Fred erick. When the body was found on Tuesday with the throat cut. the po- lice believed it to be a case of suicide.
 After they had heard Richards story they arrested Harry Boyle and Joseph Lane, two cripples living near the scene of the murder. The police charge that both men were fellow members with Frederick of gang of yeggmen and that the dead man had turned traitor to the gang. Freder- icks identity was fixed by means of letters and other documents found in his pockets.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
BATTLE WITH ROBBERS
 IN 4 NEVADA MINE
Gang of High Graders Escape After
 Wounding -an Officer.

Manhattan, New, Oct. IA gang of high graders, which succeeded to- day in getting away with a haul of rich ore at the Stray Dog mine near here after wounding Deputy Sheriff Martinson. was discovered at work 320 feet below the surface by the sheriffs posse. The high graders passed into the Stray Dog mine through an aban- dOned shaft. Notified by a watchman who saw the light, the sheriff's force waited at the mouth of the shaft for the members of the gang to come out.
 A demand by Deputy Sheriff Mar tinson for their surrender was an swered by fullisade of shots and the officer fell with a scalp wound. The deputy sheriffs returned fire and the robbers dashed for the nearby timber, dropping one sack of high grade ore in their flight. Fifty shots were ex- changed. It is believed that one rob Der was hit. Dense darkness pre- vailed and no description of the num- Der or appearance of the gang was ob- tained. A posse is making a search for the robbers today.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
.DENUNC|AT|ON OF SPAIN
Attended By Disorder at Many Points on the Con tinent- Spanish Govern ment Organ in Defense of the Court Martial

Paris, Oct 4.-Demonstrations in protest against the execution of Fran cisco Ferrera were marked throughout France today and from reports re- ceived tonight they still continue. The Latin quarter here is seething. but several times during the evening a strong force of police scattered the manifestants
 Serious disturbances occurred at Lyons. where thousands of workmen. socialists and anarchists paraded They broke the windows of reaction ary newspaper offices and fought the police. Several city councils adopted resolutions in protest against the ex- ecutiOn.
 The Mayor of Cherbourg returned to the Spanish embassy the insignia of the Order of Isabella the Catholic, which was presented to him by King Alfonso
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
JOHNsON-kETCHEL
 PLANS 0F BATTLE
THE LATTER WILL ACT ON DE-
 FENSIvE.
It Is the Purpose of the Former to End
 It Quickly.

San Francisco, Oct. 14-Johnson and Ketchel. the principals in Satur- days match for the heavyweight championship. spent a strenuous day in their respective training camps. Neither needed any additional work. for both are in the pink of condition. but they worked furiously under the command of a moving picture opera tor, who spent the greater part of the day taking pictures which will be used as an introduction to the real fight pictures.
 Ketchel has surprised the pugilistic world by announcing that he will not carry the fight to his opponent as has been his custom in all of his previous matches. He declares that Johnson, as the champion. must do the leading. and he says he will not tear into the big fellow unless the latter shows un- expected weakness from the start.
 On the other hand. Johnson's mana ger asserts that his man will go after Ketchel from the sound of the gong to score an early knockout When reminded that the pictures privilege might suffer if an early knockout re- suited, Little declared that even the prospect of this would not prevent the champion putting his man down in the first round for the count. if possible.
 Betting on the big match showed an increase today. but the odds remain at 10 to 4. with the champion on the long end. Although no change in the odds ic haIf ir, rooms that the flow of shOrt-end money which has begun will soon cause a shortening price. Consider able money is being wagered at even that Ketchel will stay fifteen rounds Both fighters are palpably nervous on the eve of battle and of the two. Ketchel seems to show the greater strain. Johnson weighed today and tipped the beam at 196 pounds. two pounds lighter than he expects to be when he crawls through the ropes on Saturday. Ketchel remains at his an- nOunced weight of 175 pounds This he declares to be his natural weight and the point at which he feels strongest.
 As a result of a disagreement be- tween the principals over the status of the forfeit money. s1O.OOO. it looked for a time tonight as though the Johnson Ketchel fight would not take place. Willus Britt, .KetcheTs mana ger stated later that an agreement had been reached. however. and he de- clared that the battle would be fought on Saturday according to schedule There is still a feeling of uncertainty
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
DEAD BANK ROBBER
 LOS ANGELES LAWYER
His Identity Fixed By Vaudeville
 Actress

Chicago. Oct. 14.-The Chicago po- lice were satisfied that the man who robbed the bank of D. M. Erskine & Co. at Highland Park, on Wednesday and committed suicide when run down by the authorities, was Lamar A. Har- ris, of Los Angeles. Cal. an attorney.
 Late today, May Harrington, a vaudeville actress told the police that she had met Harris in Los Angeles, and that he had looked her up in Chi cago a few days ago. She last saw him Friday when she took dinner with him at a local hotel. She said she first met Harris in Los Angeles last August. When he found here he entertained her lavishly and spent money freely. When Miss Harrington saw Harris on Friday, he told her he was going away soon and probably would not see her again.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
AN AFFIDAVIT BY BARR|LL
The Doctors Only Com panion Who Says the Summit Was Not Reach ed-Reply of the Climber and Discoverer

New York, Oct. 1.-The Globe this afternoon printed a copy of an affidavit made by Edwin N. Barrill, who accompanied Dr. Cook at the time he announced the reaching of the summit of Mount Mckinley The affidavit was made before a notary public in Tacoma. Washington. Oct I. and has just been received in New York
 Barrilrs affidavit states. in ef- feet, that he was the only person present with Cook on the date when he claims to have reached the sum- init of Mount Mckinley; that he did not in fact, reach the summit, and that the nearest point to the summit reached was at least fourteen miles distant from the summit of the mountain, the elevation at no time exceeding ten thousand feet
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
M'CARREN SINKING
Believed the Democratic Leader Will
 Not Survive Today.

New York. Oct. 15.-It was an nounced at 2:15 o'clock this morning that Senator Patrick McCarrep of Brooklyn. operated on Wednesday for appendicitis, is sinking. The surgeons at St. Catherine's hospital fear he will not survive the day.
 Although conferences were held yes terday to choose someone to fill the senator's place. no selection was an nounced.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
IGNORED IN CHIHUAHUA
The Reception of the President of the
 Mexican Republic.

Fl Paso, Oct. 14.-No crowned head ever received a more magnificent well come than that accorded President Diaz at the City of Chihuahua today. His arrival was heralded by the blow ing of every whistle and the ringing of every bell in the city and the boom ing of cannon, He was met at the foot of Avenida JuareZ and presented with an immense silver key to the city.
 During Diaz' stay in Chihuahua he was presented with two loving cups of solid gold. one by the foreign clubs. composed mostly of Americans, and another by the Casino club, accom- panied by certificate of membership engraved on solid gold.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
BY BARE MAJORITY
Heney is Adiudged On Recount to
 Be Democratic Nominee

San Francisco. Oct. 14.-Heney was sustained today as a candidate of the democratic party for district attorney at the coming municipal election. when the recount demanded by Charles Fickert, the republican and union labor nominee for the same office and Heney's only oppo- nent, was completed.
 The recount resulted in a gain of sixty-fou votes for Fickert, reduc- ing Heney's majority to twenty-four.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
COOKS REPLY
A Square Denial of the Barrill
 Affidavit.

Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 14.-Ex- pressing astOnishment at the state ment of Edward Barrill, Dr. Cook today maintained that he had as cended the summit of Mount Mo Kinley and said further that if an expedition will follow the route he ed by him at the summit of the mountain.
 Referring to Barrilrs sworn state ment. Dr. Cook said: T cannot un- derstand why Barrill should have made such a statement as the news papers reproduced, if he was acting under normal conditions. I must say it surprises me. We were always on the most friendly terms. Until I know of the conditions under which this alleged affidavit was made. will make no specific reply. My account of the trip has been pub lished. For the present it is just the statement of one man against the other.
 If an expedition of experienced mOuntaineers will follow the route that I took and will go to the top of Mount Mckinley, they will find there the records which I deposited on at taining the summit of the mountain in the manner described in my book. TO the Top of the Continent
 It appears to me that there was money behind his statement. He was perhaps annoyed that he had not been paid his wages but that was not my fault, and I remedied the matter as soon as I got back from the pole" Dr. Cook said he would reserve further comment.
 Will you say that the accusations contained in the Barrill affidavit are positively untrue?" was the question put to Dr Cook by a large body Of newspaper men late tonight.
 The reply was: Decidedly yes"
 (Signed) "F A. COOK"
 Dr. Cook, who had previously de- clined to commit himself, did not hes itate a moment when the question was placed before him in writing.
 Cook said later: 'I never even knew Barrill kept a diary. I never saw it, consequently I could not have asked him to alter anything whatever. The only thing I ever saw him do was to take sketches. Any statement of his that I suggested the changing of dates and altitudpS is a lie"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
PRICE LEVEL RAISED
 VOLUME DIMINISHED
The Conditions in Yesterdays Stock
 Market

New York, Oct 1.-The upturn in prices of stocks continued today with a diminishing volume of business, but it expanded in the last half hour A considerable demand arose from an uncovered short interest. Various elections to fill vacancies left by liar riman directed attention to the sub ject of railroad alliances and pointed to the dissolution of some of the projects attributed to the late finan- cier. Bonds were heavy. Total sales s3.652.O 900. United States bonds un- changed.
 STOCKS
 Copper, S0%; Smelling, 957s; Santa Fe. 121A; St. Paul, 159; New York Central. 133&; Pennsylvania, 147%: Reading. 163A; Southern Pacific, 1908; Union Pacific, 2O4Ss; Steel. 91h; Steel preferred. 127&; Silver, 51c; Mexican dollars, 43c.
 GRAIN.
 Chicago, Oct 1.-The principal fac tor in the upward shoot in wheat was the heavy demand from big mill CTS who were large buyers of Decem- Der and May. following a strong flour trade in the northwest. Closing prices were firm. not far from the high point. In a minor degree the corn market repeated the performance of wheat in opening weak and gaining strength later. The close was at 1sd7s higher than yesterday, with December's final figures at 5SA.
 METALS.
 New York, Oct. 14.-The market for standard copper on the metal ex change was dull. with spot and Octo- Der closing at S1225012.5O: Novem- Der. s1225@126O; December, $1225@ 12.7O; January. s12.25912.SO. No sales reported. Local dealers quote lake at s13.00@13.25; electrolytic at s1260@ 12.S5; casting at $12.5O@12.75. Tin was firm and quiet with spot and October at s3O.321k G42.OO1z; Novem- Der, December and January at s3025 M3O.50. Lead was quiet and unchang ed Spelter closed quiet with spot at s6.OOG61O for New York and s5.S5 z65.95 for East St. Louis.
 CATTLE AND SHEEP.
 Chlcago, Oct- If.-CattIe recelpts' 5000 head; market steady. Reeves. s4156S75: Texas steers. s4.00M5.15; western steers. s425@7.25; stockers and feeders. s3.1O@5.75; cows and heifers. s2.15G5.3O; calves. s7.0Od9.5O. Sheep receipts. 25.OO0 head; market steady Native, s24OG4.25: western, S2.65T475: yearlings. S4.40@5.40; lambs. native, S425G71O; western, $4.25m7.15.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
THE PRESIDENT VIEWS
 THE CANYONS GRANDEUR
HAS SEEN THREE GREAT WEST
 ERIN WONDERS.
Entertainment Last Night at Ban
 ouet by Governor Sloan.

Grand Canyon, Oct. IA picnic luncheon at Grandview. a sunset trip to Hopi Point, and thirty-five miles of stage riding made up President Taft's stay at the Grand Canyon today. The president tonight was the guest of honor of Governor Sloan in a formal dinner at Fl Tovar hotel and left at II pm. for Albuquerque en route to Fl Paso, Texas. where on Saturday morning he will meet President DiaZ.
 This was MT. Tafts first visit to the Grand Canyon. He declared afterward that he had now seen the three great natural wonders of the west, Yellow stone Park, the Yosemite valley and the Grand Canyon, and he had found them all impressive and beautiful and yet so different that comparison could hardly be made.
 The presidents first view of the can yOn. where he gazed thirteen miles across space to the opposite rim. had the same effect upon him, he said. which it must have upon all who see it, feeling of awe in the face of the terrific force and the work of the ages in cutting such a rift in the earth.
 The president, accompanied by Gov ernor Sloan, Postmaster General Hitch cock, John Hays Hammond and other members of his party arrived here be- fore daylight this morning. After breakfast at the hotel, the days sight seeing began with a stage ride to Grand View, where the greatest pan- Oramic picture of the canyon is had Luncheon had been provided for the party and was served picnic fash ion on the ground, right at the edge of the great precipice. MT. Taft had been anxious to go down into the val ley but the time did not permit.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
THE NEW OWNERS
 OF KATY" ROAD
An Extending Empire in the Middle
 West.

New York, Oct. 14-Edwin Hawley gave out the following statement re- garding the acquisition of the Mis- souri. Kansas & Texas railroad by him and his associates of the Rock Island and Fr>sco systems: "A large inter est in the Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad has been purchased by Edwin Hawley and Benjamin F. Yoakum, which, in connection with that of Speyer & Co, gives them a predomin- ating strength in the property.
 This adds another important terri tory friendly to the system which Mir Hawley. through the purchase of Chesapeake x Alton properties, has created within the last few years and is an important factor in the strength ening of all.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
WHY EsKIMos ARE COMING

Philadelphia, Oct. 14.-Dr. Cook. who passed through this city today for At lantic City. said to the Associated Press: There is a mistaken impress sion among the public that l am bring ing the EskimOs to New York to prove that I have been to the pole. The real reason of their coming here is to dis prove the story they were made to tell by Peary and his party. Certainly they will assist me by giving evidence that they have been to the pole with me. but I rely on my own data to prove my claim"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
DEFENSE OF THE GOVERNMENT

Madrid, Oct. 14.-The Epoca, the government organ. today published the following comment on the execution of Ferrera: "A work of justice has been accomplished Ferrera was given ev- cry right in the matter of his de- fense and the laws of the country were scrupulously observed.
 We believe that he had been con- demned by the consciences of a ma jority of Spaniards, including those who now profess to be horror strick- en-"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
DIssENsIoN AMONG LAsoRERs

Toledo, Oct 14.-The Ohio Fedora tions under the ban of the American tested delegates from the organiza- tions under teh ban of the American Federation of Labor by a vote of 19S to 15S. One hundred delegates. repre- senting fifteen organizations. imme- diately withdrew in a turmoil and called a rival convention.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
EXTRAORDINARY HONOR.

New York, Oct. 14-An illuminated address 'cOnferring upon Dr Frederick A. Cook the freedom of New York City was signed today by Mayor Me- Clellan and President Patrick Me Gowan of the board of Alderman. This honor. which is seldom accord ed, will be formally conferred upon the Brooklyn explorer tomorrow at reception at the city hall
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
THE WINNING AMERICAN
The Bostonians Take Series From
 New York Nationals

New York. Oct. 14.-The Boston Americans wound up the post, season series with the New York Nationals this afternoon by winning the fourth straight victory to 4. Only 7S9 fans witnessed the contest The score:
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Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
A BOMB AT BARCELONA.

Cerbere, France, Oct. 14.-Another bomb was found in Barcelona this af- ternoon similar to the first. It was placed in a special steel wagon, where it exploded without doing any harm. The censorship at Barcelona has been redoubled. The body of Ferrera was buried today in the civil cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
BLACK FLAG DEMONSTRATION.

Trieste Austria, Oct. 14.-Stoppage of work for the afternoon was pro- claimed and almost universally carried out. only one evening paper appeared and nearly all shops. cafes and the aters were closed. Thousands of strik- CTS paraded the streets with black flags shouting: ."Death to Alfonso; death to the PoI
 The demonstrations. which were marked with disorder continued throughout the night.