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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
HELD FOR FIRST
DEGREE MURDER
Bickel Must Stand Trial for
the Death of Frances
Peters

Olathe, Kan, Oct. 3.-At the con-
clusion of the arguments at the pre-
liminary trial Of Karl F. Biekel in
Olathe, Kan, this morning, B. H. Til
lotson, justice of the. peace, held the
young man in $1,000 bond to the jan
uary term of the district court for
first degree murder.
Under a threat by R. r. Brewster,
Bickels. attorney, that he would ask a
writ of habeas corpus If the bond
were not placed at reasonable fig
ure, the Justice reduced it to that fig
ure from $4,000.
Bickel is charged with causing the
death of Miss Francis Peters, who
died at st. Margaret,s hospital Of
mercurial poisoning after spending a
night with Bickel in an Olathe hotel.
Brewster Forced to Speak
Brewster told the court he had not
intended to make any argument in the
case. and did not believe any argu-
ment was called for. But after John
r. Little, the father Of c. b. Little,
county prosecutor, who appeared as
special prosecutor, had assailed
Bickel in q sever argument in which
he demanded that he be held for first
degree murder, Brewster rose and
spoke ,forcibly for his client.
ri do not ask that this young man
be released" he said. 81 want him
tried, but want him tried before q
jury Of twelve men. It will be for
them to say If this is first degree mur-
Ar or fourth degree murder. Meth
= do ! come here to cast any insinu-
ations on the name of Frances Peters.
/ would throw a cloak Of mercy
around the dead. Only from the. lips
Of her mother and brother has come
anything to throw any doubt on that
young womans chastity. Expressions
have been repeated here as coming
from her on her deathbed that can
not believe she ever uttered.
Denied that She Said It
'Cinch that guy she is reported
to have said. I do not believe this
young girl whom they have dragged
from the grave and whose memory
they have besmirched for their own
purposes ever used those words
about Carl Bickel."
John T. Little opened the argument
for the state. While he was speaking
Bickel occupied seat in the window
and showed little concern. Little first
read Miss Peters dying statement and
followed 1t with q review Of the evi-
dence which he declared was sum-
cient to hold the accused for first
degree murder.
"This man crawled into this inno-
cent girls life like . serpent" he
said. "and wound himself about her
III +. . !
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
President 7dft's Keynote Speech
Before League Of Republican Clubs


nne following speech was delivered
Dy PRESIDENT IaIt Detore the league OF
republican clubs at New York Satur-
Gay evening:
Gentlemen OF the National League
OF hepunllcan 'CluDs: ! am here be-
cause Deneve this league Is most
important aid IN the upbuilding and
defense OF Republican principles. As
president, prefer to avoid partisan
controversy, put there are occasions,
and 1t seems to me the present is one,
wnen II Is not improper for me to dis
cuss the issues soon to be considered
and decided by the electorate.
In the pursuit Of promises made
In its national platform, the Republic
can party, Is the snort period OF eigh-
teen months. presented to the public,
as accomplished facts, the following
most important legislation and ex-
Inc powers .of the interstate COM
merce commission were enlarged. The
commission was empowered to sus-
pend any. proposed increase of rates
until the shippers shall nave chance
to be heard as to its reasonableness.
interstate telegraph ana teiepnone
companies were brought within the
regulation OF the commission.
A new court OF commerce was pro-
vided, in order that shippers and rail-
ways might secure prompt decisions.
+ Railway employees were protected
by new safety appliance.
The employers liability act was per-
fected.
An inquiry Into workingmen's COM
pensation for injuries received was in
stituted.
An inquiry into the issuance of rail-
way stocks and bonds was inaugural
ed.
A new custom court was establish
ed.
A postal savings bank system was
authorized.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03

ment charged with giving a bribe of
$2,500 to STATE Senator Holstlaw to
secure the lstter's vote for William
Lorimer for United States senator.
appeared befort the senatorial in
vestigating u anittee today and
scought to make a reservation as to
his testimony. Broderick said that
he was willing to testify as to the
main charges without naming times
and places. III he. could be excused
from undergoing across examination
He cited the tact that he is under in
dictment as justifying his demand
The committee adjourned until 2
o'clock this afternoon to consider the
renuest. -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
DENB|GA MAN
was ARRESTED
1mpersonated an Old Soldier
and Secured Three Months
Pension Voucher

1 Fargo. N. D.. Oct. s.-Rans Rose
cranse Of Denbigh, N. D., was arrested
by United States Marshal VIM. T.
Warner of Nebraska at Omaha Satur-
day and brought to Fargo today
charged with forging pension vouch-
er with the name, of Sam Jones, an
old soldier at Denbigh, and thereby
obtaining $50, or three months pay.
The complaining witness is 80 years
Of age. Rosencranse was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Montgomery this morning. He pleaded
not guilty and the trial was set for
the October term of the federal court
at Minot. :.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
GAYNoR BACK.
Is Again the Active Head of New
York City Government,

New York, Oct. 3.-Mayor William
]. Gaynor is again the active head of
the New York city government for the
first time since August 9, last, when
his intended vacation trip to Europe
was cut short by bullet from the
pistol of James ]. Gallagher, dis
charged city yemploye, who shot the
mayor down on the deck of the
steamer on which he was about to
sail.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
NO. DANGER Of
CHOLERA ON SHIP
The Deaths on Voyage Were
Not Traceable to This
Cause

New York, Oct. S.-The steamer
Lapland from Antwerp and Dover.
one of the two steamers detained yes
terday by the health officers of the
port in pursuit of their precautions
against possible cholera infection,
was this morning allowed to proceed
to her pier. Two deaths had occurred
on board during the voyage but
neither of them was found to be. of
such a nature to warrant the YES
sells future detention. Five of her
steerage passengers. however, were
sent to Hoffman's island for observa-
tion.
Steamer Perugia from Naples and
other Italian ports is still at quar-
antine.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
Link in Chain

San Francisco, Oct. 3-The theory
advanced by the Los Angeles that the
explosive used to blow up the Times
building, was purchased at the Giant
powder works at Giant, Cal, has been
strengthened by an Investigations
conducted yesterday. The strongest
circumstances offered in corrobora-
tion is in regard to the dynamite
found at the residence of A. j. Zee
handelaar in Los Angeles and which
bore the label, $50 per cent giant
gelatfne, Giant Powder company,
California, Sept. 90"
/. Frank Roller, superintendent Of the
Giant works. had Identified the dyna-
mite by the. telegraphic descripti
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
SWIPED GOLD
Mail Bags on Alaskan Steamer Were
Looted.

Seattle, Oct. 3.-The mail pouches
on the steamer City Of Seattle from
Skagway were robbed Of an unknown
amount Of gold last night, all the bags
being split open. The steamship
reached her pier today. The pass
engers were allowed to leave one at
a time after being carefully search
ed. Two men have been arrested.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
WANTE TO HEDGE

Indictment Against Lorimer Witness
His Grounds for Request.
Chicago, Oct: 3.-State Senate.
rJohn Brodeffck; wAo is under indict-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03

80 = ssss sssss .
= THE WEATHER. =
- North Dahota-Geaerally fair =
= tonight and Tuesday. Cooler to. .
night IN east portion. Warmer :
Tuesday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03
More Civil Service.

There are other directions in which
governmental progress can be made.
The extension of the merit system has,
ON the whole, greatly improved con-
ditions in the government. For this
reason l have, within the last week.
placed 4,500 assistant postmasters and
clerk appointees of postmasters on the
classified list of the civil service.
Fourth class postmasters net requir-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-03

CONTINUED on page 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-09
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I'VE Prove It."

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-09
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-09
THE PASTiM 6.
"a Double Eiopement."
"The Masquerade Cop.'
blank and lank, Life Saw


Laugh and the world laughs with
you, is an old. old saying, but tonight
we are going to change this a trifle.
The earth is going to laugh tonight
at the Pastime, and if you want to
laugh, come out and laugh with them
Hank and Lank, Life Savers =.
Everybody knows Hank and Lark,
the great Essanay comedians. To-
night you will see them in their life
saving stunt, which is the greatest
of their many roles.
The Masquerade Cop''A short
comic film, which shows what hap.
pens to a man who endeayors to go
TO a masquerade ball dressed as a po-
licenan. He never arrives at the
bail. but his numerous funny adven-
lures Ell route viii excite much
laughter.
"a Double Elopement"-A delight
full and refined comedy OF compiled.
tons and mishaps which are finally
righted, and end happily with the
marriage OF tnes clippers, with the
blessing of the old folks.
On next Tuesday, the first musical
of tae season will take place All OF
the old favorites will participate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-09

"A Trip Through the Rockies" is
one OF the most remarkable scenic
pictures ever produced and will hold
the audience spell-bound during the
entire time it is being shown.
"A i.assie's Wedding Day" is a
clever love story. a picture that will
prove 4 real treat during the Christ
mas holidays. This is one of the
most fascinating pictures shown in
brunswick in a long time.
The Silent Messenger" is big
western and Indian feature picture
One of those that keep you guessing
what clever stunt is going 10 be pull
ed off next ty the clever cowboys.
THE Swiss Guide Shown at tne
matinee only-is q clever story of
the Canadian Alps The idea is
sometime brand now to motion pic
lures aud is beautiful scenic pic
ture combined with a real fine drama.
"The Mystery of the Torn Note" Ia
one of the strongest dramas ever
put to motion pictures, and is sure
to please the Saturday night audi
ence.
TIE Gamblers Charm" is Lu-
bin feature drama. one that will ap-
peal to all.
Tue above program will prove one
OF the greatest in the history Of the
Grand, and will draw crowded houses
at both matinee and night Saturday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND SATURDAY-Mo-
ton Pictures.

"a Trip Through the Rockies"
"A lassie's Wedding Day"
The Silent Messeneer"-lndian.
The Swiss Guide"
Mystery of the Torn Note"
tie Gamblers Charm"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 3o.-What habitues
Of the Grand Circuit pronounced to have
been the most remarkable heat ana finish
seen at any point this year occurred in the
middle mile ef today's 2.O5 pace, a race
that went to Evelyn W.
The CleYelaud mare won the second heat.
on the outside in e:02 "a with the next -four
lined up across the track and all SO close
together that even Evelyn VS. victory was
doubtful. Earl Jr. took the first heat IN
1903 ia. Evelyn w. was sixth because Of a
break.
Scandal appeared during the final heat
IT the s:07 trot, II being disposed Of off
cially by filming Driver Nottingham s25o
for not trying to win with Hailworthy that
had beaten Brace Girdle by inches the sec
ond mile in 9:O5 IA or time eaualing that
which Brace Girdle made when he won the
opening heat from Nancy Royce with room
to spare.
Brace Girdle, fifth choice. was the winner
Of the race as she stood best in the sum
mary. After announcing the fine, bets on
the heat were declared off but the auction
pools were allowed TO stand. IA the selling
Hailworthy was In highest favor. The meet
ing ends tomorrow. Results:
2;15 pace, 8 heats. $l.20O-Sara Ann
Patch. won on Time, seconds The Liar.
third. Best time, 2061s.
2;07 trot. 3 heats. st.200-Brace Girdle
won first heat. Time. 2:05 Ia. Hailworthy
won second heat Time. 2.05 Ia. Spanish
Queen won third heat. Time. 2;09.
e.05 pace, 3 heats, ST. 20O-Evelyn W
won: Earl Jr.. second; Major Brine, third,
Best time. 2.02 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
PARKER SHOWS HAVE
LAST WORK OF
OLD MASTER
.PharaohlS Daughter, ProduC-
ton Unique in Annals of IIIu-
sion, Has Interesting History

When the late Henri Roltaire. master H.
luslonist and dreamer. gave to the world
his BEAUTIFUL scenic novelty, creation" at
the worlds fair he thought he had builded
"a work that would stand unrivalled as a
monument TO his creative talents and when
within the same month another wizard OF
the illusion world. u, J. Austin, launched
within a stones throw Of Creation a rival
attraction in the shape Of a more preten-
tions offering Roltairc. nothing daunted.
folded his tents and left for his studio In
New York. where he devoted the following
winter to the perfection Of an illusion which
lac launched under the caution Of "Pharaoh =
Daughter and which he sold to the man
agement of Dreamland the big rival to
the famous Luna Park on Coney Island
When the attraction had done its allotted
time in the big eastern watering place ana
the master that conceived II had passed
to his fathers. a western Snowman with
money and confidence In its drawing powers.
purchased the beautiful work and last sea
son it was one OF the features Of the Car
nival operated under the management or
q. w. Parker. Like all good things that
are products Of brains and thought II was
no sooner launched as a successful road at
traction than it had a score Of imitators,
ana sn-called "Phahaoh's Ddurh or shows
were launched all over the country and AL
buquerquc. some time ago. drew one OF the
limitations. but it is a matter Of record that
ID aid not meet with sufficient encourage
ment to startle its promoter and like the
spurious ia an things went the way Of the
world. The coming Of the Parker shows
will this season furnish those who appre-
ciate the best In art productions q chance
To see this marvellous creation ana In con-
Junction with it the remarkable miracle
painting. "The shadow Of the Cross.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
VANDERBILT CUP
RACE PRECEDED BY
ALL NIGHT REVEL
Ten thousand automobiles
Garry Multitude to Scene
Where Great Auto Event 0C-
ours Today,
lBy Morning Journal Special Leased wireI

Mineola. l.. J.. Sept. 30.-The Vanderbilt
cup race. restored 70 its glory OF an all
night revel. was ushered In early tonight
with the time-honotod accompaniment Of
horns of ten thousand automobiles churn-
ing through sleeping villages like giant fire
flies.
Although the siX-hour thrill provided by
the race itself will not begin until daylight
the hegira began soon after the theaters
had released their audiences and continued
throughout the night. From their anchor
ages outside Broadway restaurants. big cars,
little cars and sightseeing vans loaded down
with human freight, putfed and snotted
their way toward the objective point.
Many other persons came by train. on
foot and IN farm wagons and rigs. These
found already on the course the inevitable
hawkers ~ frankfurters. Of coffee and sand
wiehes and here and there one poor, for
Inrn aud bewildered deputy sheriff making
futile efforts to curb the get rich quick pro-
|clivities Of the vendors,
The race. which starts at dawn, Is %
triple event consisting " the Vanderbilt cup
contest in which thirty-one cars are To- cir
Gle the course twenty-five times the wheat
ley Hills contest in which nine cars are To
cover the course fifteen times and the Mas
sapequa contest In which six cars mast
make the circuit ten times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
SOCORRO SALOONS
FIGHT HIGH
LICENSE
Case Before District Court
Questions Right of Gem City
Council to Charge $1,000
Annually,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal

Especial Dispatch To the Morning Journal
Socorro, N, NJ, Sept. 90.-An IN
junction brought by A. c. Torres
against the city of Socorro. Mayor H.
@. Bursum and the city council to pre-
vent the enforcement of an increase
i'm the saloon license from $500 10 81
900 was argued before Judge Mechem
here today but the arguments were
not concluded and will be resumed in
court tomorrow morning. Judge
Mechem announced that he would
postpone a decision in order to give
attorneys representing both sides an
opportunity to present authorities.
While the Injunction Is asked ~
the name of Torres II is generally u1-
dcrstood he is supported BY the oth-
ers engaged in the saloon business.
The main contention OF the petitioner
is that the increased license Is a DIS
elimination against his business. Tie
represented that he has already spent
some S2,500 ia his business and cam
not afford to pay a license of $1,000
II. NJ. Dougherty represented the city
and ably attacked the contentious OF
the petitioner
The ownership Of a calf was the
principal problem for a. jury To decide
in court today when the case of the
territory against Juan Jose Griegos
was taken M. Grlegos was lnalclea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

on two charges. one for the theft of
a calf from Juan B~iavgaschi, and the
other for unlawfully branding. Biva-
gaschi owned q calf and alleged 1t
disappeared last January tut he
founded il later, branded j. j. @.
Griegos admitted branding the calf
but claimed Il was his. The jury
found him guilty Of unlawfully brand
ing the calf.
Tim Shea. a saloonkeeper Of Mo-
COLON. who was indicted on three
counts for gambling and permitting
gambling on premises controlled by
him. yesterday pleaded guilty 60 those
counts charging him with being IN
possession Of premises on which
games of chance were allowed to be
played and today appeared In our TO
plead guilty TO all the charges. lie
threw himself on the mercy OF the
court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

tHrOfEf ' AUNA van . INV fhfAAhN ~
nor Of Porto Rico. a Visitor In Santa Fe.
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
santa Fe. y. NJ. Sept. s0-Tha the Ar
eentine Republic has a great future and that
it's commercial relations with this county
viii result in enormous benefits to ,islfh
Argentine and the United states. was the
declaration of the Hon. George Cabot Ward.
who arrived here this morning from Bueuos
Ayres. via. New York after taking an Inn
portant part in the work Of the Pan Amer
lean congress. held Ia Buenos Ayres and at
tended by vice presidents, secretaries Of
state and distinguished diplomats troui
twenty-une republics ~ North. Central and
South America.
His knowledge ~ spanish. acquired while
holding important positions, including that
81 acting governor % Porto Rico. proved
Of great use fo Mr.. Ward while on this mis-
sion ana this morning he expressed delight
at being in santa Fe. where again he wall
hear the most meilinuous Of languages
Mr.. ward was interviewed al the home 81
his hrother-fn-law Bronsln Cutting. where
with Mrs ward be viii spend a fortnight
before returning o. New York where NJ is
pant Do the battle " the republicans Go res
tain supremacy in the state a. the Norem-
Der elections.
Mr. ward was enthusiastic over the work
being done on the Panama canal which hs
had an opportunity to study and which De-
found was ~ the most thorough character
despite certain structures placed on % %,
German and French critics i really tt.
liata the great canal will he finished by
1stt said Mr Ward. judging by the pres
emf rate 81 progress made. The canal zpnf
has been made q healthy place 20 live and
work aud the social life there Is also asree'