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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
OVER LEDGEs, IN
BULLET HAIL, JAP
SLAYER ESCAPES
Scales the Mountain Cliffs Like a
ChamoiS as Colorado
Posse Rains Lead
CAPTURE THOUGHT DOUBTFUL
Mitsunaga'S Escape Climax to
Most Sensational Man Hunt
in Annals of State
tAssociated Pressl

YONS, Col, May 14.-Braving a
hail of bullets and daring almost
- certain death by descent of pre-
cipitous cliff, Genleyo Mitsunaga, the
Japanese suspected of the murder of
Mrs. Catherine Wilson in Denver last
Saturday, late this afternoon made a
spectacular escape from a sheriff's
posse in the mountains west of here.
With the posse hard on his heels and
firing as they ran, the Japanese dis
appeared over a mountain ridge and
swung himself from ledge to ledge of
the precipice, reaching the bottom in
safety.
Before the posse could reach the
valley by a roundabout trail the Jap
anese had stolen horse from neigh
boring ranch and found a fresh hid
ing place.
The horse was found later about two
miles from the Japanese grading camp
near here, from which it now seems
certain that Mitsunaga is receiving
food and other substantial aid.
CAPTURE DOUBTFUL
Until he can be cut off from his
source of supply his capture is doubt
fu.
iMitsunaga's spectacular escape this
afternoon comes as the climax of the
sensational man hunt that has been
carried on for the last three days.
News that two Japanese had been seen
at a cabin near a deserted mine this
morning lent fresh zest to the pursuit,
and a posse quickly left for the place
where the Japanese had been seen.
On the way the horse ridden by
Stanley Hackett of Chicago, who had
ioined the posse. stumbled and fell, car
rving his rider with him. Hackett suf-
fered badly sprained ankle and was
left behind.
Reaching the cabin a short distance
from the point at which Hackett had
been left, the posse found 1t deserted
but at almost the instant of their dis
covery heard shots, evidently fired by
Hackett.
Retracing their steps. they discovered
the Japanese running up the mountain
side. Haekett hobbling behind him,
emptying his revolver as he ran.
The japanese disappeared over the
ridge. and those familiar with the
region. knowing that the precipice cut
off his retreat, believed the man cor
nered. When the posse reached the
mountain top, however, the japanese
was half way down the side of the
cliff. swinging from rock to rock with
superhuman agility.
According to Hackett, the japanese
had evidently hidden not more than
100 yards from the trail taken by the
posse.
Unaware of Hackett's mishap, and
believing that his pursuers had passed,
he emerged from his hiding place IN
the bushes, and catching sight OF
Hackett fed up the mountainside.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
I Associated Press ]

T ONDON, May 14.--The whole court
and all London are absorbed in
A the preparations for the funeral
of King Edward, which will be the
most imposing ceremonial that the
British capital has ever witnessed.
Thirty thousand soldiers will be
brought from Aldershot and other mil
itary camps to line the streets on Fri
day when the procession passes.
AS there is no room to embarrack
them over night the soldiers will
bivouac in the parks and streets. The
city will have the appearance of an
invested town for two days
1t is expected that 7000 900 people will
pass through Westminster hall to look
upon the coffin. Barriers are being
built by means of which the people will
be ushered through in four lines at
the rate of $4,000 an hour
The body of the late king will not be
exposed to view. The mourners will
see only the coffin with the official re-
gala and heaps of flowers.
The flowers contributed by organiza-
tions and individuals alone will repre-
sent many thousands of dollars in
value. The most elaborate wreath was
sent from Windsor, consisting of cost
ly white flowers, interviewer with pur-
pie, which is the royal mourning color.
The wreaths contributed by private in
dividuals, numbering thousands, will
be hung on posts in the streets.
ARTILLERY HORSES REHEARsE
The military horses, with gun car
riages, were rehearsing today through
| the streets along the line of march
so as to avoid the possibility of mis-
| hap on Friday.
Fabulous prices are being asked foi
| seats in the stands along the line, $25
being the lowest sum at which it is
possible to get a place. The house
holders overlooking Trafalgar square
have sent protest to the lord cham
berlain for again changing the line OF
march, which deprives them of eagerly
expected profits.
King George being so closely identi-
fed with the navy, the naval contin-
gents will take a prominent part in the
ceremonies. Bluejackets will draw the
gun carriage to Windsor, as they did
the carriage which bore the body OF
Victoria, although on that occasion
they did so because the horses became
restive.
Soldiers from the kings company
Grenadier Guards, are keeping watch
over the body in the throne room
Buckingham palace. They are relieved
each hour.
With simple ceremony visiting royal
ties. who arrive daily, enter the room
every now and then and the widowed
queen goes there frequently.
Scotland Yard has all it's detectives
on duty, and these are reinforced by
a hundred more from continental
cities. All visitors are being watched
but there is little real fear of anarchis-
tic attempts, as it is known that every
one under surveillance would be de-
ported from England if any trouble
was caused. on this occasion, and it is
not likely that the persons of the anar-
chistic type would give up voluntarily
their safest refuge in Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
INDIAN WAR ENDS QUICKLY;
FEDERAL TROOPS RECALLED
Liquor Is Blamed for Actions OF
Redskins Near Taos, N. M.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. May IA
Reports from Taos this evening are to
the effect that the brief but violent
outbreak of the Pueblo Indians
which caused so much alarm yester-
day, has subsided as suddenly as II
began, and no further trouble is feared.
AS far as can be learned, liquor OBJ
tanned by the Indians was responsible
for the trouble and any general up
rising of the Indians is no longer
feared. The territorial militia has
been recalled and the order for two
troops of the Fifth United States cav
airy to proceed to the scene has been
rescinded.
The thirty-fifth company Of coast
artillery en- route from the Philippines
to Fort Monroe Va, passed through
Albuquerque at s o'clock this evening.
The company is in charge of Lieut..
Col. Crane. who refused to discuss the
rumor current among his men that the
company was under orders to march
overland from Las Vegas to Taos.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
Shoots at Picture
of Indian; Stays
His Invalid Sister
Chicago Boy Ends Little Rela
tive's Life with Revolver
He Thought Unloaded

CHICAGO, May 14.-Raymond Hayes
ID years old, shot and killed his invalid
sister, Helen, aged 8. yesterday while
entertaining her with an exhibition OF
Indian fighting.
The lad had drawn pictures of In
dams on the wall just over cot where
his sister lay. Breaking open a trunk
belonging to an elder sister, where he
expected to find some candy she had
hidden, the boy discovered a revolver
The picture and the revolver inspired
the thought of shooting an imaginary
Indian. He aimed at the largest figure
an Indian in full war regalia. Just as
he did so the girl started to arise. The
supposedly unloaded revolver eXpload-
ed and the girl fell back dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
BACK TO PENITENTIARY IF
HE MISTREATS HIS WIFE
Released on Parole Under Agree
ment to Wed Miss Snapp

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, May IA
William Powers of Grundy county
was released from the penitentiary to-
day on the strength of his promise to
love, cherish and obey Miss Mamie
Snapp as his lawful wife until death
intervenes.
Powers was convicted last June OF
aiding prisoners to escape from the
Trenton Jail and sentenced for two
years. Some years ago he had
promised to marry Miss Snapp.
o. A. Snapp, father of the girl, ac-
companied Powers to Gault, Mo-, and
will remain with him until the we'd
ding. Powers secured his parole on
condition that he treats his wife kindly
A violation of the contract, as ex-
pressed in the parole. will land him
back in prison instanter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
COMET BREAKFAST PARTIES
ON SKYSCRAPERS POPULAR

NEW YORK, May 14.-Interest in
Halley's comet has finally reached the
guests of the big New York hotels and
the roofs are crowded these mornings
with comet parties.
A guest at one Fifth avenue hotel
gave a breakfast early this morning on
the roof of the hotel, and the occasion
was enlivened with music.
Many of the incoming visitors select
rooms with the object of viewing the
comet. A woman who registered at the
tallest hotel in town yesterday asked
for a. room on the top floor, where she
could watch for the comet.
Some of the hotels have schedules"
on the menu cards announcing the time
when the comet can be best observed
the next day
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
DID YOU GET MY C0ATT
MAN ASKS PRESIDENT TAFT
Loses Garment at Banquet Ten
dered Executive

PASSAIC, N. J., May 14.-President
Taft is one of 400 or so persons who VIII
today receive postal card from Rich
ard Morrell, a resident of this town,
asking for information regarding an
overcoat which he lost at the Taft ban
ouet of the Passaic board of trade
Monday night. He has sent his postal
card to every one who was present. The
card reads:
seWhose coat did you get? There was
some mixing of overcoats at the Tart
banquet. Did you get yours? / missed
mine. Maybe yours and mine were
mixed. will you kindly make sure that
YOU did not get mine by mistake? Mine
is a black cloth coat with silk lining.
NV coat and / are close friends, and If
YOU can help me find it 1 shall be
grateful. (Signed) Richard Morrell,
Passaic, N. j.. May 49,"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
FOREIGN
MAKE MILWAUKEE, FAMOUS
REALTY AGENT, SAYS SEfDEL

MILWAUKEE, May 14.-Mayor Sci
del has evolved plan which he be-
lieves not only will increase the pres
tige of Milwaukee as a manufacturing
city, but will bring many dollars to the
municipal treasury. He would have the
city go into the real estate business and
handle manufacturing sites as well as
residence property.
The mayor proposes that the city buy
land at low prices, plat it in accord
ance with his plans for increasing rail-
road sidetrack facilities, and resell it
for factory sites at a comfortable mar
gin of profit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
Startling Statement, Denied at White House,
Is Proved by Comparison of
the Documents
TWO BOMBsHELLS ARE EXPLOI
Wickersham Finds Missing Letter and Ste
nographer Tells How 1t Was Drafted
and Carefully Revised
Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, May 14Oscar Lawer assistant attorney
wv general of the interior department. of which Richard A
Banger head did, in fact prepare draft of letter
Secretary Bager and such form phrase that
might adopted verbatim and signed by the president
of the from the charges of L. r.
the dismissal of CLAWS from his position of
special agent of the interior department.
The substance of the documents is otherwise disslmar
SUBJECT IS ON EVERY TONGUE.
every tonight in Washington, where
every and child bitterly either Balnger
Pnchot partisan.
The thing head today in the publication of state
attributed Frederick W. Kerby of the stenographers in
Secretary Banger which Kerby related length
under which he alleged the Lawe draft to have
been prepared
Kerby further that all of the preliminary drafts used in
preparation of the letter burned CRATE the interior
department the suggestion and under the supervision Don A
Carr, Balingers private secretary.
Kerby the inference that the aer draft had been adopted
president essentially his that Mr. Banger and his
legal adviser had therefore virtually prepared the eXoneraon which
Mr. Taft had issued over his signature
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
PREFER GLAD RAGS TO
BEER?-N0T L0NGLEl

PASADENA, May 15.-By his state
ment, supported by evidence, that he
would not Intentionally take suitcase
containing the wardrobe of. N w. Nc
Ginnis when his own suitcase was filled
with beer, Walter Longley of Los An
geles was freed by Judge Mcdonald
Yesterday on the charge of stealing
McCinnis' suitcase. Longley admitted
having had several drinks before
boarding the car. and stated that he
was reprimanded when he arrived
home with the wrong suitcase.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
10000 SOLDIERS
To LINE STREETS
OF LONDON FRIDAY
Funeral of Late King viii Be the
Most Imposing Spectacle
Ever Seen in the City
100000 TO WALK BY COFFIN
Artillery Horses Already Being
RehearSed-G -GrenadierS
Guard Body
100000 TO WALK BY COFFIN

LONDON, May 14.-The hymns
which will be sung at the service at
Windsor are all of the queen mothers
choice. They are;
"My God, My Father, While l
Stray"
Now the LabOrer's Task is Ger"
II Heard Voice from Heaven"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
cuRrIss NOT TO DEFEND CUP

NEW YORK, May 14.-Glenn H. Cur
tiss. winner Of the international trophy
at Rheims last year, will not defend the
cup at the meet to be held on Long
island in october. This announcement
was made today, Curtiss declaring that
his entrance in the meet might be re-
garded as an Acknowledgement that his
machine is an infringement on the
Wright patent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
LOS ANGELES

Committee which has charge of arrange
ments for memorial meeting to King Ed
ward announces speakers.
Assessors go on annual picnic at Redondo,
Section 3, PAGE 10
Glendale opens arms to throngs in big cele-
braton. Section 1, PAGE 10
Spanish American war veterans urge quiet
Memorial day. devoid OF picnlcs and races.
Section 1, PAGE 10
Commissioner silent at City club declares
city parks punk" Section 2, PAGE 5
Thomas Emberson, retired New York
hurrying eastward to see old home
again. Section l, PAGE
Loyal lesic-s march IL bis temperance
parade as feature of w. c. T. u. con-
vention. Section 1, PAGE
Mystery surrounds death of Mrs. Shop
bell dn hospital. Section 2. PAGE 10
Judge Monroe will hear arguments in
the Smith divorce case on Tuesday.
Section 1, PAGE 0
King Menelik shows wit. says Major
Thorpe. U. S. A. Section Q, PAGE IL
Traveller predicts uprising of Los Ange-
les women against pay-as- you-e enter
cars. Section 2. PAGE IL
If wife buys land with husbands money,
who owns property? is paramount
question In Brunner divorce case.
Section /, PAGE Q
Mayor vetoes resolution to employ archi-
tects to prepare plans for fire housesA
Section 1, PAGE Q
City officials investigate rumor that
city property is being stolen by squat
ters. Section /, PAGE .
Dr. and Mrs. Hanna, pioneer educa-
tors. to celebrate flfty-second we'd
ding anniversary with former pupils
Section /, PAGE
Miss May Sutton training hard for COM
ing contest with Miss Hotchkiss
Section 2. PAGE 5
Democratic conference names committee
of fifteen to select candidates for
coming primary! Section 3, PAGE Z
Holdup strikes man on head and relieves
him of money. Section 1, PAGE 2
Auto turns turtle, but passengers not seri-
ously injured. Section 1, PAGE 4
Seekers OF county Jobs are indorsed by
Lincoln Roosevelt executive committee.
Section 8, PAGE
Section /. PAGE 6
Noted men and women
Section 1, PAGE 6
Theaters. dramatic criticism
Section 4. PAGE l
FraternaI and secret orders.
Section 4. PAGE 2
Mines and oil fields
Section Q. PAGES 1916
Marriages licenses, birth. deaths.
Section 2, PAGE b
Classified advertising.
Section 2, PAGES b-ll
city brevities. Section 1, PAGE 6
In hotel corridors. Section l. PAGE c
Art notes Section T. PAGE 2
News of the courts. Section 1. PAGE 8
Municipal affairs. Section 1. PACE Q
Markets and financial. Section 3. PAGE II
Real estate. Section 2. PAGES Ia
Automobiles. Section Q. PAGES Ia
Sports. Section 8, PAGES sd
Society and clubs. Section 3, PAGES s-10
Music. Section g. PAGE 10
Building permits. Section Q. PAGE 2
Shipping. Section 8, PAGE 7
Mothers congress Section 2. PAGE II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TO-DAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair, Sun
day, somewhat warmer; light. north wind
changing to south. Maximum temperature
yesterday, 72 degrees; minimum tempera-
ture, So degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Small beach structures spring up in night
and shut off view of ocean from Decatur
hotel. Section 8, PAGE
Creditors attach skelly's lumber yard at
Santa Ana Section g. PAGE
Auto and motorcycle crash in front of
Pasadena city hall. Section 3. PAGE
Long Beach councilmen decide bids
need not be muzzled. Section 3, PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15
EASTERN

japanese slayer eudes Colorado posse in
sensational flight over cliffs.
Section 1, PAGE /
Document produced at Ballnger- -Pinchot in
quiry shows Taft's letter generating Bal
linger practically drafted by Bal
linger. Section l. PAGE
Simplex car with 1145 miles wins 74-hour
auto race Section 3, PAGE /
Alaska mining man hangs himself in Chi
cago for not getting rich. Section /, PAGE !
Market remains quiet morgue.
Section 8, PAGE II
Death of East Indian prince in Elgin. ILL.,,
battles police Section l, PAGE 5
Shipwreclked sailors at New York tell about
sharks eating men who died drinking per-
fume. Section l, PAGE
Hyde jury. reported to have swung over to
to for conviction, still fails to agree
and is locked up for night: disagreement
probable Section l, PAGE 2
FOREIGN
Thirty thousand soldiers to line London
streets Friday for funeral of King Ed
ward. Section /, PAGE
Honors shown by German emperor to
Colonel Roosevelt create comment in view
of court being in mourning.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-05
Cine entles[ihe Sroaonic

49, Cine entiesli6e Srogobic, De-
rem @in5elbeiten baarltraubeuoer gea-
tur iino uno pel6e lib fallln anoers
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in 8runo, legte ii6 cine S6ln1ge mn
ben Sails uno beriu6te Selbitmcrb
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barn uno balo barouf au6 Die 6eucr
mebr ber5u, melde Die 5lanmeu
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entoedt uno nod lebeno abgeiduit-
ten. 3u9leif mrroen Die 2eiUer
ieiuer Opfer oufgefunoen. Die Stunt
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perbreitete iid mie Elm &uuffelier
ourd Wittmeioa, Die geialnmte @e-
poIferung in panifortigen S6reden
perieben6.
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Gin porIarelid)er 9uruelifr.

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2ooen, 8iemli9 mib8eiLimmt: ~Waa
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er benz Supelier Die Sonb bin: Isle
tbaten febr pobf naran, i'd bdnfe
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-05

Ger 2itterotitr miiroe gebolien
iein, menn Die Sebnin6t, cute Dill
der 81 leien, ebenio a~lgentein ipGre
mie Der 9rong, mittelm0Biee gu
1freiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-05
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51 leioen, nod in @efabr 5l1 bleibelr,
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len, oie i'd BON ser gerar 9rug
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grinnert @u6 oes Nomens =
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-05

fGlidt ooer Ole 0onten bon Berlo-
men lei, bic fem 9feft gum Inter
idreiben elmer iol6en 8etition bat-
ten. 5trib man ober ole oieic
i6ninoelbaften Observation-Disclosures
fort, Oann blieben ni6t 10 biele
iibrig, mie bas @eies %berlnngte. 9esD
balb erfldrten Die @eboroen, boB Die
@%bitimmung nidt ~ItottfinOen foll-
ne. Die gan5e Sa9e lit cine Gieicll.
glomaee fir Die Brobibitiolliiten &C.
meIen.