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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-23
STATE TROOPS
SURROUND JAIL
DURING TRIAL
Avery Blount is Arraigned
at Amite, La, on Charge
of Numbering Three of the
BreelandS.
BY AssocIated Press-

Amite, La, March 22-With the
court house surrounded BY state
troops, tae trial of Avery Blonn.
CcSrged with the murder OF Buzz q.
BrCeland, his wife and steDdaughtsv.
las. January. Was begun here today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-23
BY Assoeistea Press.

PitJsburg. Pa, March 22.-As the
result of the grand jury investigation
OF last week of municipal corruption.
the court today ordered Indictment
against the following men
Dallas {. ByeTS. millionaire manu-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-23
KIDNAPPED BOY RETURNED
TO HIS FATHER AT HOTEL
HOLLENDON IN CLEVEL AND
CHATTANOOGA OFFERS
100000 FOR FIGHT,
By Associated Press.

Chattanooga. Tenn. MARCH
22.-ChattanOOga capitalists to-
day offered Il purse of one nun
dred thousand dollars for an
eight-round fight between Jack
Johnson and James j. JeffTieS.
the fight 10 be pulled on in this
city.
The parties promoting the
fight are ready to post a rea-
Sonable forfeit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-23

The mUrdeTers of Pero9ino. Black
Hand and Malta Ourrages have iucreaa-
ell aIaTminoly in New York the last
lev months. Barely a day passes
without a building being shattered H.,
bomb or tenement fred by Black
Hand pIOtJers. The New York 40
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-23

REFERENCE IS
ELIMINATED
The Louisiana Protest Re
garding What is Contain
ed in Text Books is Settled
Satisfactorily.

- Associates Press
New Orleans. -. March al
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
CABINET
 Is CONFIRMED
CBy United Pres5J

WASHINGTON. D. C March S. The following appointments by Pres. ident Taft were confirmed by tho United States congress before odjour- Philaudcr c Knox secretary or state: George W. Wickersham. attorn ey general: Charles NagoI secretary ol commerce ard labor George ven l.. Meyer. secretary or navy: Frank Hitchcock. postmaster general James Wilson. secretary of agriculture. Frmklw Mcveagh. secretary of trea. sury. Richard A. Ballmeer secretary of utcrior J. W Dickinson. secret ary of war.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
EDUCATION MAKES EXPLANATION

The committee. oons.HHa o. Charles Runner. IT, q Draper C. C.. Shea and J. N. Tanner. which Mas appointed at tbc last mo.uua of 'n. Chamber of Commerce o aa#m formation about the necessary proc cccdiugs in the matter ol oaannE patents outside Che Moore rowus.'. called upon Trustee Eough.on ,a0s morning.
 William Barnhiu. Mr. Bouehtus attorney. was present and Che com. mittcc were fully informed on .yov point about which they asked for in. formation. Mr. Boughtou and his at. torney also volunteered ,o appear ba. fore the Chamber of Commerce. lr a special meeting was called. and Go .N. plain the matter in detail
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
STRUCK
 BY SUMMERS
lspeeIaL to The DaIIy AIaskan-

Especial to The Daily Alaskan1
 JUNEAU, March sc. NJ. Summers the Juneau banker. who is one of the owners of the Daily Record. attacked R. L. Colby. an employee of Che Jun eau Dispatch, as he was leaving Che Dispatch office last Saturday after noon. Summers who is a large man weighing in the notghborhood of -o" pounds. struck Colby several Gm" until A. R. oBuon. editor of tho Ra. ord. intcrrcrcd Colby is a small mm
 The affair is the continuation af h. fight between summers and Colby last summer. Summers mrrrst n an article which had appeared m m. Dispatch, entered the ooUc. and tackled Colby Colby pulled a raeo.. CT and shot. nGtcuug flesh wound upon Summers
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
CYCLONE DESTROYS TOWN
 MANY PEOPLE ARE KILLED
lunI,.s Pr,,, T,l.srsph.casI, s.r.lesl

LITTLE ROCK Ark March o. Many people havn been killed and an enormous damage 10 property was donn bya tornado which swept across w. aaa of Arkansas shortly after
 o'clock las. nigh.
 Tn. .nHr. town Of mnkIsy was wiped ou. and 10 .a feared har more than 300 persons were Killed n Brink ley alone Tho wires arc down In every direction and is impossible Co na. an accurate estimate Of Ono mum. h.r og raanr. who 1as. H#r lives
 Many amu. Ia.. no of Har pos
 ons and a- utterly destitute Tho governor has leuaf rrnrIama unn asking rar aid
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
JOHNSON LANDS
 AT VICTORIA
CBy United Fress.)

VICTORIA. B. C.. March 9-Jack Johnson. the big negro who won the heavyweight championship of the world by defeating Tommy Burns at Sydney, x. s. w., on December 25. arrived here this morning from Aus tralia. He was met at the wharf by a huge throug of people and hundreds of white men showed and pushed to shake the hand of the negro.
 Johnson said he would fight lief fries, Ketcheu or Burns. He is going to Galveston. Tex. to visit his family and then will go to England where he will fight Langrord.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
LIFTED SKIRTS
 CAUSE ARREST
lBy United Preset

MILWAUKEE W.a-Rrrausr hr court hold ..a. lady docs no. s'0. val. Hr art- v inches above ao- .n. na. Miss May Walters today mnI"n Decker .nr ri in I.'a a...au as a0 expert T.r
 rm.. n. testified ,aat n. NHH mmH .Ena.. If inches a' n.sr H.I. ar ,na street. and .Hn...H his ar-m0nr by swear
 r.1.nFa.. n.r van n' #m n..N anan aa.s.
 Tm w upheld m. officers con- .....
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
RIBBERO WITH PACIFIC COAST
(By United 7ress1

SEATTLE. March g-omum Hrn berd. formerly connected VII. .. tcrior steamship lime ol 8an.s0u x Hbherd, who operated vessels from Tycc to Sirka and Juneau has N... appointed as local superintendent ". the Pacific Coast Steamship company to succeed Mr. Allison
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
SHE WAS NUT
 SINGLE LONG
(ey United Press.)

FRESNO. CaI.-At 10 o'clock this morning a final decree Of divorce was granted Co Mary Quintal. tulI.blood- ed Hawaiian woman. At lo:2o. ten minutes later. Frank Brown and Mary QuntaI secured a marriage license, and half an hour later they were married This beats all local records for speedy remasriages after divorce.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
LION TANER
 WAS A BRUTE
tsy U-H.s e-.-,)

SAN JOSE. CsI-Tss failure of a lion tanner co tame Nrs rf's by ai Iazr5 cruelty a-f ssuss pss revealed today by he 0aus that Mrs Enms saraU aas 0Iad a eu.r for divorce from her husband I1 addition % ass Ing a division of property and roun. saI feas Mrs SshsU asEs ss sUmouy 8Irna a-1 tuo trained Hone uIth which Tho couple have toured the v1rH
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
6UTTll TC SUCCEED Gl'a0u
lar u-n.s P-...-l

SEATTLE March s-Furser Clyde GrrU Fr1 r1e boon on r5s sfsamr- Jefferson oyer aE-rr sha us-' 07 tba sFarray r1-. 7fH I- aH probability hr appointed Be agent 0y Tho Alaska Steamship company f- sEaEuav fo T1--ead F. A. Carroll uso fs trans. frrr-F tr C--f-ra
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09

BRlNKLEY, Ark March o. lLs,srl-A cyclone ,~sss srrErsy sbo-ly after midnight The tornado swept through ,ss es-tsr of th, town, ss-oTtni-a business blseks ard s~,l- Hras. More than 20 s,rSors were killed outright ard Ny-drsss gre l-. igrss. mary of then 'srioUsIy.
 Score, of oeo5r, are ,uU buried ir the rufrs.
 The ss5-is of the wrecked 5uHsirss caught fire and ns-s- are ftIU raging f- several parts of the town.
 RsHsf n, beng rushed here from tHs -ortrsr- towns. The eyslore .s reported Co have dsvsstsd mere thar Nfsy towns ard vHrasss ard t-s death rate 's high
 BrI-Elsy is town of 5000 people
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
.ShioVrcCked Men Are Rescued
Sitka Men Taken Off Lonely Rock By
 Steamer Rustler After Their Launch Had Foundered in Salisbury Sound.

group of rocks in the middle of Sails. bury sound when the Spray sank The men remained on the rock with no food and shelter and would have soon pcrishcd had they not been sighted by the Rustlor and taken off.
 Both Capt TrioschieId and Mr. Mills expected to drown and they were overcome with joy when rescue by che Rustler
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09

Special to The Daily AIaskan0
 SITKA. March 9.-Shipwrecked on an isolated rock in Salisbury sound. W. p. Mills and Capt. Trierschield of the launch Spray. would certainly have perished had they not been picked up by the Rustler of the Ju, neau Steamship company They were brought in. ~'tka last night on the
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09

Rustlcr
 Mr. Mills, who is a Sitka merchant left with Capt Trierschicld in the Spray two days ago for Chichagorf island The Spray encountered heavy seas and before long the butfeting of the waves put it in a sinking condt- ton. The men realized their plight and the Spraywas headed for shore.
 They just managed to reach 3
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
BURIED BY
 AVALANCHE
lRY Uniled ProssL

INNSBRUCK. Aus TyroI -Tar. one soldiers. mcludne s0N officers were buried under am agalann.. .u r0 Tyrol today Troops are being rHs.". Co tho scene Reports nHI. .... many of rhn victims wr. N.'.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09

The Canadian exhibits at the All P. exposition will consist of minerals, fish and game and agriculture pro. ducts and will be valued at more that $GO 900.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09

'." N' .En. ... nu .n.. nr s.v acres n. .r..# forest land w rf" ~
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09

m.. ... I. H.T now m. m. stat. .ra. a. Philadelphia.
 .,H#t.F m. Portland s. #..r and m. N.F.T rEF1s..
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
(sy United Press.)

WASHINGTON. March 9.-Atter checking over the appropriations made by the last congress President Tsr, and his cabinet have discovered that there is a deficit of about $loo.. OOo 900 in the treasury of the United States. To remedy this and to pro
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
FLEE
 ACROSS BORDER
tBy United Press.l

HOPKINSVILLE, Ky Eight rma- way senators, who secretly left Nash vile in an alleged attempt to prevent a quorum of the Tennessee legtslatur to elect boards of election to choose a state treasurer and state comptroller are in hiding here today.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09
.UNlED STATES Is BROKE;
 TAXES WILL BE IMPOSED

vide for the current expenses of the year Taft and his cabinet arc serious. Iy considering placing a tax ou toio- grams and bank checks. four cent pound duty on coffee and possibly an
 inheritance tax. The matter will b taken up at the special meeting os congress which will couyou" March l
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-09

The Caribou Hotel, Carcross, Y. T" is furnace heated. The meals the best the market afford.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19
F. 7. J0HNSON'S MEMORY
Is HONORED BY BAR.
Prominent Lawyers Pay Tribute
at Special Meeting.

AT a meeting of the Essex Count,
Bar Association, held yesterday after.
noon in chancery chambers and attend.
ed by many prominent members, actor
was taken on the recent death of Fred.
erick 7. johnson, and a committee ap.
pointed to draft resolutions of regret
Robert IL. McCarter. who presided,
Vice-Chancellor Howell, r. V. Linda
bury, John r. Hardin, Edward M. Collie
and nan other prominent lawyers,
paid tribute to Mr.. Johnson, speaking
of his career as a lawyer and a private
citizen.
The resolution adopted follows:
Frederick I. Johnson, Il member of
this bar, died at his home in this city
on the lith day of October, 1909. In
his death We are bereft of the COM
partnership. of one of the best be-
loved of our number. He came to the
bar over thirty years ago, during
which period his skill and industry in
his profession and his diligence In the
performance of his duties as n public
official of our city have commanded
the respect and admiration not only
of his brethren of the bar. but of the
public at large; His work in either
capacity was always of a high order,
and probity and fairness ever con
trolled his conduct. He was devoted
to his profession and had the loftiest
conception of the position ii occupies
In the administration of justice.
Mr.. Johnson was also a man of eX-
cellent literary taste. His reading COW
cred a large field, and he had a wide
knowledge of and familiarity with the
English classics. He loved his friends.
was gentle and courteous to his ac-
quaintances and had the affection of
all who were favored with his inti-
macy. He will be long remembered as
the honest man, the upright official
and the cheerful and genial companion.
We join with his family in their grief
and tender to them the profound sym
pathy of his professional brethren.
Resolved, a copy of this min
ute be presented to his family and
published In. the newspapers of the
county; and be 1t
Resolved, That the'secretary announce
the death of Mr.. johnson to the Essex
Circuit Court and lave the foregoing
minute spread on the records of the
court. t
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19
j. s. GOVERNMENT
LOSES MILLIONS
IN SMUGGLE PLOT
Investigation Which Led to
80 indictments Involves Sew
eral Big Importing Firms.
~

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Smuggling
operations which the Federal grand
Jury had under investigation. and
which resulted in the handing down of
thirty indictments, cost the United
States Government, 1t has just been
learned, over 81, ZOO. 900 within a COM
paratively few years. These operations.
however, We're not confined to one firm
OF importers, but to two large con-
Germs and several smaller ones.
While the indictments were not made
public, it is understood hat the cases
are about complete and that as soon as
the bench warrants have been served
the trials will begin. Several indict-
ments are said to be against a large
concern whose business is not Dress
making, although the smuggled goods
in several instances We're French goods.
This. is. the firm believed implicated in
the Sleeper" trunk case of six months
ago, which resulted in the seizure of
$4,000 worth of goods, afterward sold
at the Custom House.
Much of the testimony on which the
indictments We're based is said to have
been given by former. Customs Inspec-
toE owen Walker, who already has been
convicted of conspiracy and who was
fora while confined in the Tombs.
Walker, 1t is said, indicated that the
good passed into this city duty free
during his operations were valued at
S2,QQ0,0oO. The duty would average so
per- cent. so the loss to the govern
ment must have been 81, 00O, 900.
Z Twas learned yesterday this the
woman who was implicated in the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19
RECEPTION TO FOLLOW
ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS MEET.
Governor Fort Will Receive in
Trenton Thursday Night.

After the -mass-ineeting to be held
Thursday night in Trenton by which
the State Anti-Tuberculosis Commits
sion aims to start a Statewide cam
paign against the ravages of consump-
ton, Governor j. Franklin Fort will
hold a reception at the State House.
The tone of the function will be milf
tary, Adjutant-Genera Wilbur f. Sad
Ter to be in charge. Many of the States
leaders in philanthropic work are ex-
pected to be present.
The functions will begin at 10 o'clock.
The Governor will be assisted in the re-
ceiving line by Mrs. Caroline B.. Alex
ander, of Bernardsvllle; Mrs. Barker
Gummere, Mrs. William S. Stryker and
Bishop James A. McFaul. of Trenton;
Mrs. Sidney M. Colgate. of Orange, and
DR., Gordon K. Dickinson, of Jersey
City.
The governor will be further
aided In receiving by Adsutant-Genera
Wilbur f. Sadler, Quartermaster-Gen
eral. c. Edward Murray, General L.
Bird Spencer, Colonel William G..
Schauffier, of Lakewood; Colonel Aus
ten Colgate, Oranges; Colonel William
e. Flynn, Princeton; Colonel William
Llbbey, Princeton; Colonel Oscar H.
Condit, East Orange; Major l. Scott
Scammell, Trenton: Major Howard T.
Alexander, Elizabeth; Major Arthur H.
MacKie, Newark; Major George T.
Vickers, Jersey City; Lieutenant Walter
r. Hine, Paterson; Captain Ralph
Donges, Camden; Lieutenant e. Yarde
Breese. Trenton.
A detail of three officers and fifty men
of the Second Regiment, National
Guard of New Jersey, has been called
to do duty at the State House during
the hours of the reception.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19
DEATH CLAIMS ANOTHER
sOF UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.

= TNJF
Louise Lesquereux was buried yester-
day following her death from scarlet
fever at h Isolation Hospital the day
before. h died precisely at the same
hour n same day of the week as
didsMartha. her 3-months-old sister, in
h Same institution a week ago.
Faorlan Lesquereux. the ohild's father,
and his wife are both grief stricken, as
It sis Athe third child they have lost
Since their marriage five years ago.
Robert, 80 years old, their only other
child is in the same institution with
scarlet fever in a critical condition.
When the report of the child's death
was telephoned to Mrs. Lesquereux she
collapsed.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19
Our Optical Department
from Valley r0ad 20 500

north side Norman road, s01 feet east
from Valley road, 81, 800.
Gossi Schneck and husband to Marraret
wood avenue, Az feet south from Clare
mont avenue; and second tract, 5000.
Emma G. Sippel to Montclair savings
bank Montclair. northeast side bloom
William Corby. 5000.
Charlotte B. Matthews and husband to
Alfred J; Crane. Montclair, northwest cor
ner Orange road and Walnut place. N.S97.
John r. G. Weysser. jr., to William Il
Sergeant. Nutley. northwest aide Oak
Crest place, SO feet northeast from vreo-
land avenue $1,160.
Mary n. coyne to Fidelity Trust Conn
Epany. East Orange. southwest corner vii
Ham and North4 Clinton gtreetp. }2,e6.
RS; ;ai s ii =; s:;. fs:' =: S's sss'A; s::' ~
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19

TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Morris Kolodin to. Charles c. Hahne,
\ s.Park av. 176 It e IF N. 9th st,
zchllS
Greater Newark Associates to Fred-
erick g. Schill, n 8 Lindsey av, 100
1t 9 fl Alexander st, 25x10 .........
Hurry Q. Nourry to Peter Freda, W
s Summit st. &C # n fr Warren st,
s"Ato
William III. Preston to Edward L.
Felix, II $ Wright st. III IT n fr
Belle Duckenfield and hus to Henry
Baylis, -jf., w $ Peshine, av, SIS IT s
fir Hawthorne av. 24xS9 ..............
Henry Baylis, jr., TO Belle Ducken-
field, s 8 Voorhees, ST. $50 1T W fr
Leslie st. 5oxioo ..,...............
Thomas Nichols to John p. Beatty,
: Pennsylvania av So IT s fr
Wright st, 32xaO; n other tracts.
Harry W. Morehouse, jr., to Paul
Lntz e al e cor $. 18th st and
18th av, 100x132 ... s.
Samuel Nogeir to Rocco Pennell, n .
10th av. 50 II W f. Hayes st, 2Sx63
Lowry 8 Berger Co. 70 Gtovannina
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19
NEWARK A. A. DANCE A SUCCESS.

Baseball players n politicians
mingled together at the annual dance
of the Newark A. A. at H~arburger's
Hall last night. Joseph M. Holler, who
successfully managed the baseball team
for the pas several years, was loor
manager and had a corps of able as
sistants..
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-19

way, w. Orange. n s Lindsey av,
20 1T e fr CASTOR st, 25x17s...,......
William II. Conway to John H. Wat
SON, w. Orange. same property. -.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
CITY OF GLOBE
Call for Bi s
 for Street Grading

The City of Globe, for and on behalf of the lineal property owners, owning property fronting on the streets here under named, hereby, calls for bids for the grading of the following streets in the City of Globe, to-wit:
 MESQUITE STREET, from Broad to Sutherland.
 CEDAR STREET, from Broad to High.
 HILL STREET, From Mesquite street 14S feet south.
 Contract and contracts for grading are to be let by the City under the provision of Sec. 4, of Chapter 50, of the Laws of Arizona, approvd March 18th, 1909. The City acts as the rep resentative of the lineal frontage prop erty owners in letting and making the contract or contracts, and the expense of the work, less the cost of grading intersections and the cost of surveying, is to be charge upon abutting property and paid by the property owners. The City pays the cost of intersections and the cost of surveying, and the contract or has lien on abutting property for all other charges, the cost of work on each street being apportioned accord ing to the front foot rule
 Bids for this work, under the statute above cited, are invited. Separate bids must be submitted for each street, or part of a street to be graded, and all work must be done in conformity with plans, profiles and drawings prepared by the City Engineer, and be done un- der the supervision of the Engineer and Supervisor of Streets of the City of Globe. Contractors will be required to give bond for each street or part of street contracted for, amount to be fixed by the Council in proportion to the bid Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check of 5000, as evidence of good faith and as security against loss by failure of contractor to make con. tract and give bond should contract be awarded, The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 ALL BIDS MUST BE FILED ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 2STH, 1909.
 BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL,
 JAS. H. WEIGH, Clerk.
 First publication October 17th, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
WIRELESS STATION
 AT LOWELL

BISBEE, October 22.-J. H. Jack will soon begin the erection of an aerial pole for the proposed wireless tele- graph system to be inaugurated in the Lowell district. The pole will be pdac. en behind the new garage of the South, western Automobile company at Lowell.
 A dynamo driven by large gasoline engine will be put up at the garage to furnish the power for the wireless.
 If message can can be sent from Bisbee by this apparatus to Los Angeles the nearest wireless station at present, a company in San Francisco will ad, vance several thousand dollars to in- stall commercial station at Lowell.
 The operation of the wireless plant at Lowell will be closely watched and, if it is successful, Bisbee firm has plans under consideration for intalling stations in other Arizona cities to work in conjunction with the local station.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
HAMLET

Had melancholy, probably caused by an inactive liver, A bad tliver makes one cross and irritable, causes mental and physical depression and may re- suit disastrously.
 Ballard's Heroine is acknowledged to be the perfect liver regulator If you re blue and out of sorts, get bot. tie today. A positive cure for bilious headache, Constipation, Chills and Fever and all liver complaints. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
NOTICE
 TO
 WATER CONSUMERS

On account of an accident to the ma. chinery at the pumping plant the Pub. lie Utility Committee of the Council, acting under the authority of Ordinance No. so, has made and passed an order discontinuing and prohibiting all sprinkling or other use of water except for actual necessary domestic purposes, this order taking effect this day.
 Any consumer wasting water will have his supply of water immediately cut off, and will be fined for violation of the water ordinance. Persons vio- lating second time will have their water pipes cut and plugged and all service discontinued. The matter is i'm. portant and the order must be observed and the service will be promptly dis. continued in all cases where waste of water is permitted by any consumer. All persons with leaky fixtures are required to report same to the water office, and they will be repaired by the City. BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC UTIL- ITY COMMITTEE OF THE COUN. GIL,
 w. R. LEWIS,
 Superintendent. First publication October 23, 1909
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
NDS WILL CARE
 EOR COHEN
Eith Many Hallucina, Will Not Be Tried
 for Insanity

Cohen, who was arrested ear lek on an insanity charge, will samined at the present time, ] be turned over to relatives promised to take care of |Win be given to the custody Samuels, a brOther-in-law on a ranch near Solomonville. |eieves that under proper care |ll recover from his mental Es not considered dangerous.
 Is from Authorizations, how, fg others being the conviction san hear telephone and tele-
 EsageS going over the wires,
 h unknown enemy is constant Fing to blow him up with a 4achine.
 fe becomes violent, Cohen will
 e allowed to remain perman. & his hrother-in law.