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COOK TALKS TO
HAMLINE STUDENTS
EXPLORER SAYS He HOPES AN.
OTHER AMERICAN WILL
KEEP FLAG FLOATING
AT NORTH POLE.

st. Paul, Oct. 25.--Dr. Frederick A.
Cook stopped on his way Co Minne-
apolis at Hamline university today
where he made a brief address 10 the
students. Cook was given very en-
thusiastic welcome. Tonight Cook
will close his lecture tour with final
lecture in Minneapolis and from there
win go to Missoula, Mont. to look in
to the matter Of the Barril affidavits
relating to his ascent Of Mount Nc
Kdnley.
In his address Cook made no refer
ence to the controversy over the dis
covery Of the north pole He did
say, however, that he discovered the
pole in 1908 and that Commander
Peary discovered it in 1909 and that
he hoped another American would
discover it in. 1910 to keep. the flag
floating there.
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CLEMINSON
TRIAL OPENS
Chicago Physician Is Charged
With Numbering Wife

Chicago, Oct. 25.-Dr. Haldane
Cleminson, charged with the murder of
his wife. was placed on trial before
Judge McSurely today. On the morn
ing Of Mrs, Cleminson's death DR..
Cleminson telephoned to a physician
that he and his wkife had been chlor-
oformed by a burgler, that Mrs. Glenn
inson was dying and that he was very
sick. Silverware which DR.. Clemin-
son said mad been stolen by the al
legged intruder was later found by the
police in Cleminson's kitchen.
Burglary Story a Fake.
Twenty-four hours after Mrs. Glenn
inson's death, Cleminson admitted that
he had invented the burglary story.
He said that he done so to save his
children from the stigma of their
mothers suicide. That she died by her
own hand will be the defense.
Mrs. Cleminson was the daughter of
John Morgan, of South Haven, Mich,
VINO has since died supposedly OF q
broken heart.
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to st, Louis he had suggested this
trip Of inspection and he said that he
had always felt grateful to the club
and to the other organizations from
various cities that went to the 18TH
mus, for the confidence which they
had engendered in the American peo-
pie concerning the work at the 18TH
mus. The presidents voice showed
some improvement over yesterday but
he was still quite hoarse.
Governors, United States senators
which have been here since oct. 1.
They got away early Sunday and will
await the feet carrying the deep wat
erway delegates at Memphis. The de-
parture Of the torpedo boats was mark
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St Louis, Mo-, Oct. 25.-President
Taft divided his time today between
two cities, giving eight hours to St
Louis and one and one-half hours to
East St Louis. He arrived here this
morning at 1927 o'clock on the Iron
Mountain railroad from Texas, left at
5 O'Clock this afternoon on his 1900
mile voyage down the Mississippi river
to New Orleans.
In a speech at the st. Louis club
President Taft referred to the trip of
his hosts, the Commercial club, to the
Isthmus Of Panama while the presi-
dent was secretary Of war. He refer
red to the fact that in previous visit
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SCION
BURIED WITH
SIMPLE RITES
Sorrowing Friends Lay John
sons Body to Last Rest
REAL TRIBUTE OF SORROW
CID FRIENDS DRIVE FORTY
MILES THROUGH MUD AND
RAIN TO ATTEND LAST RITES
OVER BODY OF HIM THEY
CALLED FRIEND.

Petersburg, N. D., Oct. 25.--without
any of the pomp and display which
might have been his as the due OF q
man who had attained one Of the
greatest honors in the gift Of the ma
ton, but with simple services and with
the real tribute OF tears of life long
friends, the body or the late Sen. Mar
tin Nelson Johnson was yesterday
consigned to mother earth IN the little
cemetery half a mile east OF this
place.
The town was crowded with Btrang-
ers, the great men OF the state, and
many from outside points who had
come to pay a last tribute OF respect
to the lamented statesman. The great
err majority Of the people, who gather
ed at the church and I'm the church
yard however, were life long friends
and old nelghbors. Many OF them had
come from long distances in the
country, some as far as forty miles.
driving through rain and sleet and
over roads made heavy by frequent
rains Of the last twenty-four hours TO
pay their tribute of sorrow.
At IL o'clock yesterday the remains
were taken from the green room Of
the home, where they had lain in state
for twenty-four hours and placed in
the Vincent Methodist church of which
Johnson had been member.
Great Crowd at Funeral.
The funeral sermon was preached
by Supt. j. @. Moore OF the Grand
EuNV. 81
Kcnn+lr--na - ranur Co..
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HISTORIC CASTLE OFFERED
TO STEEL MAGNATEss WIFE

London, Oct. 25.--It was reported
here today that Mrs. William Ellis
Corey. wife of the president OF the
United States Steel corporation,
will soon become the occupant OF
the Warwick castle. It was known
for some time that the Countess
Of Warwisck was anxious that
that Mrs. Corey, with whom she Is
very friendly, take possession Of
the palace at a nominal rental
say $1,000 year. Warwick castle
il one OF the finest old estates In
Great Britain and Mrs. Corey, DUR
ing her recent visit there, ex-
pressed her delight with the grand
old pile. The castle has been visit
ed BY many American tourists, who
admired the fine gardens and the
splendid old architecture.
Mrs. Corey was before her mar
riage to the steel nagnate. Ma
belle Gilman, comic opera singer.
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Rome. Oct. 25.The sudden change
OF the pope's plans, which bring about
q meeting Of the consistory in Decem-
Der and another In the spring. again
brings up the question Of who will be
honored fpom the United States.
There are at present no fewer than
seventeen vacancies I'M the Sacred
College Of Cardinals, and high hopes
are entertained BY Catholic dignitaries
All over the world that at the coming
consistory Pope Plus X may bestow
the red hat upon them.
Ordinarily the sacred college should
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MRS. ARBOGAST'S
BLOODY DRESS
STATE PUTS UP BIG FIGHT TO
INTRODUCE DAMAGING
EVIDENCE IN TRIAL.

ST. Paul. Oct. 25.-The battle for
the admission of evidence with Emma
Arbogast Ulmer on the stand all
morning, was the feature today OF the
trial of Mrs. Minnie Ar0ogast on the
charge Of numbering her husband,
Louis ArSDogast.
The particular point was that the
state wanted to establish the finding
of Mrs. Arbogast's dress soaked In
blood behind a box In the room where
the murder was committed two weeks
after the tragedy.
The battle will be renewed this
afternoon. Mrs. Nettie Vincent, the
woman who cleaned the tragedy room,
and who is said to have found the
bloody dress. and took 1t downstairs to
be washed out, will be called.
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Many New York Pastors Dis
cuSS Mayoraity Campaign
TAMMANY IS DENOUNCED
REV. DR.. MACARTHUR or CAL
VARY BAPTIST CHURCH TELLS
HIS CLASS TAMMANY is vILEsT
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION THE
WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN.

New York. Oct 25.-With the ex-
ception OF q reception at the Hotel
Astor to william Randolph Hearst. the
independent or civic alliance candidate
for mayor, political activity in Greater
New York Sunday cenrered almost
wholly In the pulpits. Hearst spoke
at the reception during the afternoon,
but both OF his two opponents william
y. GaynOr. democrat and Otto T. Ban
nard, republican rested and spoke
neither during the day or last night
All three. however. were on their feet
today and wilt speak almost ceaseless-
" until election day. Nov. 2. In some
pulRits yesterday politics was touched
upon with as much vehemence as cam
paiEn orators have shown during the
past week: In others the pastors con-
fined themselves to yelled references
in sermon and prayer.
Tammany the Issue.
1.-THE issue is the defeat Of Tammany
hail." said the Rev. DR. Robert s. Mac
arthur OF the Calvary Baptist church
In addressing his current events class.
''Tammany is the vilest political or
ganixation the world has ever known"
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SHOOTS wife
and SUICIDES
CHORUS GIRL WIFE or Elk CON-
vICT SLOWLY RECOVERING
FROM BULLET WOUNDS.

Washington, Oct 25.--Mrs. Evelyn
Louise Short, a chorus girl, was slow
ly recovering today from the wounds
inflicted yesterday by her Infatuated
husband whose dead body lies I'M
claimed in the morgue. She viii be
operated on for the removal of two
bullets which lodged in her back.
The shooting occurred In the Union
station here, was because she refus-
ed to leave and resume an unhappy life
with VIM. H Short in New York, an Elk :
convict, whom she married in her
teens. The surgeons believe the oper-
alton will bring the girl out of danger.
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BREWERY BOILER
EXPLODES; | DEAD
THREE OTHERS INJURED AND
$250,000 DAMAGE DONE At
PARsTs WAuKEE
PLANT.

Milwaukee, Oct. 26.-A terrific ex-
plosion Of three boilers In the power
plant Of the Paibst Brewing co. this
morning resulted In the death az Fred
Stern, an employe. the inJuring og
four other employees and damage estl-
mated ait s250.o0O. TIL cause Of the
explosion has not vet been ascer-
tanned.
The three boilers which exploded
formed part Of battery or eight.
The explosion wrecked the power
plant and shook I'D . section Of the
city within d radius II half i mile OF
the brewery many windows being
broken.
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new ATROCITIES
IN congo STATE

Brussels, Get. 25.-New atrocities in
the Congo Free State have been re-
vealed by an officer of a rubber comp
any. He charges that between 1907
and 1903 number of the company's
agents tortured many natives, posted
armed sentries, chained and impris-
oned the natives to force them to
work and burn villages. The minis
ter of the colonies has ordered an in
quiry.
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CAR NICHOLAS
LEAVES ITALY

Racconigi. Italy, Oct. 25.-Czar
Nicholas left here this afternoon on
his return homeward. He was accom-
panied to the station by King Victor
Emmanuel, members Of the court and
governmental officials. AS upon the
czar's arrival a great display Of troops
was made. Huge crowds enlivened the
scene with shouts Of farewell.
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SOCIALISTS Win
ANOTHER SEAT
Co5uRG RETURNS HERR zEITscH
TO THE RElCHsTAG BY A
SMALL MAJORITY.

Coburg, Germany, Oct. 25.-The So
ciaIists won another seat in the Reich
stag at yesterdays elections in this
city which had been regarded as a
stronghold OF the national liberals.
zeitscn. the socialist candidate, re-
ceived 1000 votes against 6,646 for
Quarcix the nominee OF the national
liberals. The turnover Ii attributed
TO dissatisfaction over the new taxes.
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and representatives and foreign diplo-
mats arrived here yesterday and last
night to make the trip on the Mis-
sissippi river to New Orleans to at
tend the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Wat
eryaws association convention. They
are guests of the Businessmen
league OF ST. Louis.
The first boats to depart for New
Orleans, where the convention will open
Oct. 80, were the four torpedo boats,
ed by the blowing OF the whistles OF
every craft in port.
The Oleander, the government light
house tender, on which President Taft
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consist Of seventy cardinals. but this
number mas scarcely ever been reach
ed. The members OF the sacred college
a. present number only So. Of whom 33
are Italians. Some nations complain
that they. have been neglected lately,
and many countries desire to be more
fully represented In the highest body
Of the Roman Catholic church.
It Is pointed out for instance, that
there are 100000 Catholics in the
United States. in addition TO those in
the Philippines. Porto Rico and Guam.
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l.. /. Piano Maker Said He
Slew Seven Wives
HELD In SKELETON MYSTERY
N. Y. POLICE, FOLLOWING AoMEs-
sIoNs MADE BY SUSPECT, BE.
LlEvE TALE OF WHOLESALE
MARRIAGE AND MURDER UN-
EouALLED WILL BE DISCLOSED.
ADMITS MARRYING GIRL.

New York, Oct. 25.--Mueller ad-
mitted that he married the latter
girl In February, 1908, but says
that he deserted her three months
later and does not know what be-
came of her thereafter.
A box of S2-caIibre revolver cart
ridges was found today by the POI
lice in a search Of the house which
Mueller occupied in Astoria, L. /.
A flattened 80 -calibre bullet was
found near the skeleton of the lat
ter girl at the time Of it's dis
covery.
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BODY OF WOMAN FOUND
IN CREEK BY HUNTERS.

Shelton, Conn, Oct. Is. - The
partly nude body of a woman,
lying half in and half out Of a
brook, the head being under water,
was discovered today by Louis
RUSSELL and Frederick Hasback, of
Bridgeport, while hunting near In
dian Wall, about three miles north
of Shelton. The clothing not on
the body was lying on the bank
about thirty feet from the body.
There was nothing about the body
to identify it.
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REFUSE TO WORK
WITH SCAB MINERS

Lead, 8. D.. Oct. Members Of the
Lead Miners union and Central City
Miners union decided at a mass meet
ing here yesterday that after Nov. rs,
they win not work with nom union
men. Sixteen hundred of the 1000
homestake employees are now in the
union and an effort is being made to
establish the CLOSED shop" by induc
ing others to Join.
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Famous Actress Reaches New York
on Steamer PHILADELPHIA.

New York, Oct. 525s Miss Ada Rehan
for many years the leading woman OF
Augustus Days famous company, ar
rived home today on the American lin
9" Philadelphia. When Miss Rehan
left here In May apprehension was felt
about her when she was reported III
a. sea. She said today she was in far
better health
7 am spending my time between my
place in Cumberland, Eng, and my
home in New York" said the former
actress 4 presume that I shall stay
here until next spring
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BANK ROBBERS CAPTURED.

Attempt Upon Institution Near KAN
kakee, I'LL, NiPped in Bud.
Kankakee, Ill, Oct. ,25-Three men
were captured In a revolver battle to-
night after they had attempted to rob
the private bank of Eyerley & Hem
messy at Chebanse, ten miles south of
Kankakee.
Marshall William Brinkrnan was
shot in the arm.
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New York, Oct 25.-The tight for
woman's suffrage is to be carried into
the American congress If Mrs. Park
hurst leader of the militant suffra-
gists OF Great Britain, has her way.
on her arrival mere she was greeted
by small but enthusiastic group of
admirers and supporters and at once
defended the militant tactics.
All great movements have been
worked out by violence" she said.
THE American people secured their
liberty by violence, so why not rush
the House of Commons to obtain what
we regard as our rights? The ballot
granted the women will make them
more intelligent, less self-centered.
and on the whole much better citi-
zens.'
Don't you think that there would be
corrupt women politicians and women
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THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
Continued cold. Barometer 1851.
Maximum temperature 4S. Minimum
temperature 20,
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ADA REHAN HOME AGAIN.

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
 County of Ccchisc. Territory of Ari-

 County of Ccchisc. Territory of Ari- zona.
 Tn the matter of the estate of Con D. Sullivan. deceased
 Notice of nearing petition: Notice is hereby given that Frank Bauer has filed in this court his peti- ton praying for letters of admins tration of the estate of the above named decedent, and that the same will be heard on Saturday. fne 27th day of March. A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the court room of said court in Tomb stone. county of Cochlse, Territory of Arizona. and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and snow cause, if any they nave. why the prayer of said petition CT should not be granted
 Dated March 11th. 1909.
 J. E. JAMES,
 Clerk
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JOHN sTETsoN's VIEW

fSnoc'aI Wire t@ l.. T Oyerlock.D
 NEW YORK, Mar 1g-Jchn Stet- son says: ~In spite Of the consider 3h'0 i1"reasa in crpper stocks on March 1st as reported by t1e copper Troiucers a-sOcia ion ! believe the market is virtually where it was on January 1st. at least in respect to avail7b'e supTly.
 Much Of tre vis-b'e supply has been contracted fer. the total sold ranging from 100, ,0O00O0 to l20 coo 900 pounos. should judge. Th'S. of course. is taking eNrcrts into cons iteration, as vel as domrStic coasU7 .gtion. C1 the whole then the mf ket is no wcrse If than it wa at the frs of the year, thcugh a powerful better element has apparently ga'ned con trcl and put prices lower 'san is war Tantr' b. oondit ons in P neral. Just how far the downward movement is speculative it is imDos- ble to ascer- tain with any eXactness. but that the speculative clement is a strong con tribut ng fact~r to tNe ccrper market at Tresent is a well warranted cc-- clusion. The sudden break in the market makes f clear that a buying movement Of any magnitude by uo nestle ccnsuulers would soon take care of the stocks on aand and ad- vance the pr'ce of the metal"
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Bisbse. Cochise County, Arizona.
 January 30th, A. D.. 1909.

Bisbse. Cochise County, Arizona.
 January 30th, A. D. 1909. To James Davis.
 You are hereby notified that we have expended Twenty-Five Hundred iSz500.0O) Dollars in labor and i'm provements upon the following de- scribed Mining Claims, situate and being in Warren Mining District, County of Cochise, Territory of Ari- zCna, to-wit:-"THE ST. LOUIS" the Location Certificate of which is recorded in the Recorders Office in and for the said County of Cochise, in Book 9, ecords of Mines, at Page 494, THE TEXAS" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is re- corded in said Recorders Of1ce, In Book 23. Records of Mines at Page 495, The RED COLD" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of vhic his re- corded in said Recorders office, iD Book No. 22, Records of Mines, at Page Is6, THE NAC0" Mining Claim. the Location Certificate Of which is recorded in said Recorders Office, in Book No. 22. Records of Mines, at Page z93, and "THE PRIDE OF THE WEST Mining Clafrn. the Location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders On1ce in Book No. 22. Records Of Mines. at Page 4e7. as will appear by certificates files in the Ohice of the Recorder of said Cochise County, fn order Co hold said lands and premises under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount re- quired to hold the same for the years 1904. 1905, 1906, 1907 and 1908.
 And, If within ninety (90) days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure, as a co-owner your interest In said claim will become the property of the subscribers under said Section 2324, of the Revised Statutes of the United States
 THoS. SAVERS (SeaD.
 c. McCARTY (SeaD.
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MininQ STneIterS and Stock Quotations
ANNUAL MEETING
 OF SUPERIOR C0.
Officers and Directo6 Were Reelected at Cheyenne,
 Wyoming

The annual meeting of the Super for Bonanza Mining Company was held at the offices of the company at Cheyenne. Wyoming. on the 9th instant and all of the cid officers were reelected.
 P. P. Rcehm, president; P. s. Carlton. secretary and treasurer; c. Smith. T. Armstrong. J. Vertin. F. Pabst. Busch. J. Bunch. J. Fisher. directors.
 The following statement was read by the secretary cf the company:
 Since the organization of this com pany your directors have worked diligently to get the lI-ouertv cn a goirg basis. We have encountered no end of h'ndranoes and difficulties, and now have things in a more prom ising condition.
 The ores-of which there are about 40.00 tons blocked out-average St200 per ton in gid sii and copper. The nature of the ores is such that the treatirg plant on Ire property dCes not hard'a tben s~-. scessfully. and are too low a grade to ship at a profit, with excessive freight and shelter charges.
 In view of these conditions it has been deemed wise 10 endeavor to get s1ch pc ie of cauital interested in the property. as can furnish money for necessary experiments on ore treatment. the establishing of Q treating plant at the mines and the development Of tonnage.
 It has been along these lines that we have been working. believing that t world ultimately be to the adyan- tage cf every stCckhClder to wait 10 secure sufficient capital to insure the prouerty being put on a dividend, paying basis rather than sacrifice the comrany's treasury and prospects by hand to mouth financing.
 The financial condition of the lat ter. mart of 1907 and early portion ot 1908 were such that it was i'm possible Co get capital Co look a{ a,'.v. thing in a way of a mining woplsi- ton.
 Tn 1908 we had sore strc~g partiee become co interested in tbe property that they sent their engi. neers 10 make thorough examina. ton, but they finally decided nrt to take over the property. Since then we have had t up With other pa~fies and now have a party who, after 9 lprrial examination. in very much interested. and we hope soon 10 be able to report the consgmmati"u of 3 deal whereby the property will be- come active.
 Recent inventions and develop. ment for the treating of such ores as We have. should help ms in get ting quicker returns from the prop erty-
 We have just had completed ar examination and rerCTt on tbe property by F. C. Resley. M. F.. who has had wide experience in Sonora He states we have 35.O00 tons Of ore averaging s1322. and 5000 taas av- eraging S9.OO per ton. and thinks ina. the application of some new method of treatment will solve our ore re- [ auction troubles.