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Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
RAFT|MESs /
 OF HERMANN: DWeIt Upon By Frank Heney h Opening Argument HIS SENATORIAL AMBITION Pursuit of the Toga While
 Not Appearing to Care
 For It-His Pretended
 Ignorance of Blue Noun
 tain Fraud
HIS SENATORIAL AMBITION

Portland. Feb. 9.-Francis J. Heney today made his argument to the jury which is trying the case of former Congressman Binger Hermann. charged with conspiracy to defraud the gov ernment and told why the government is asking a conviction.
 Heney spoke in an easy conversa- tional tone, rarely raising his voice, but he nevertheless held the undivided attention of court and jury and the court room full of spectators through out the long day.
 Heney declared that Herman was a crafty man A characteristic indica- ton of this was that while not ap bearing to want the senatorship. he was making a continual effort to ob- tain it. Another indication. the prose- cutor declared, was his attempt while testifying, to make il appear that former Secretary of the Interior Hitch cock was an enemy of the people: that he had never made any effort to se- cure a repeal of the lien land law and lumber and stone act. but that Her mann himself was the only one who
 
 as shown by the defendants own wit nesses. Heney said, were that Hitch cock made as d great an effort to get these laws repealed as Hermann did
 Heney talked at length on the anony nous letter from oregon which was received in the general land office in 1900. This gave a full explanation of how the land spectators were de- frauding the government. Two days later. the prosecutor said. when Her mann received the Zabriskie letter and Holzinger's report. one advising Her mann of the frauds in the Blue Noun tain reserve and the other confirming the revelation. Hermann knew that they were conclusive evidence of his guilt.
 At first he tried to conceal the Za- brisliie letter and the Holzinger report. and when that failed he declared he had never seen the citizens report, all though Heney asserted. it had been proved that Hermann ordered that all mail from oregon should be placed on his desk.
 Coming down to the formation of the indictment charged in the indict ment, which he declared occurred in the office of Henry Meldrum, surveyor general for oregon, the prosecutor de- cIared that there is no good reason to discredit the testimony of Meldrum that Hermann and F. P. Mays came to an agreement at that meeting to have the Blue Mountain reserve created. Heney declared that the defense had not succeeded in discrediting the main statements sworn to by Meldrum.
 Tomorrow ex-Unitcd States Senator John NJ. Gearin. the defendants coun-- sel. will present an argument for Her mann. Colonel Worthington making the final plea for acquittal.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
.0f the Death of Millionaire Thomas SWope
 coRONER's JURY FINDS
Also That It Was Admins tered By Dr. Hyde, But Concerning the Intent the Verdict is Silent-Next Move Awaited.

Kansas City, Feb < 9.-COlonel Thomas Swope came to his death by reason of strychnine administered in a capsule by pr. B. C. Hyde, the husband of the millionaire's niece. according to the verdict of the coroner's jury at In- dependence today. Whether the drug was administered with feloniOus intent the jury was unable to determine. It was out for more than an hour. There was only one ballot.
 Although there were numerous hurried consultations b. attorneys on both sides. despite runors regarding the prosecution were. plentiful tonight, the case stands just as it did when the jury reDdered it's verdict
 Prosecutor ConklinS refused to dis cuss his plans. He said however. that he would confer with his associates before he took action. He and Henry lost first assistant circuit attorney, who had done the major portion of the investigating for the state. will con fer tomorrow. It was said tonight that Coroner Zwart will begin an inquest over Chrisman Swope's body as soon as the official report of the physicians examining the stomach and liver is received
 ~Dr Hyde and his attorneys John Cleary and Frank Walsh, speiIL the evening at the physicians home. They made no statement. Mrs. Hyde is seri- ously i'll and the physician is devoting all his spare time to her.
 The suit of Hyde pending against Attorney John Paxton and Drs.
  s600.000 for alleged libel. will be dis missed if Hyde is pressed for deposi- tions in the case now. it is reported to- night.
 It is expected that the deposition contest, which was waged fiercely last week, will begin anew.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
Though House Naval Com mittee Does Not Fully AdoptH 10 REoRGANlE THE NAVY
An Appropriation A Will Be Made AS Usual, and Sec retary Expend It As He Pleases to Carry Out Pur- pose of Congress

Washington. Feb. 9.-The long drawn dispute in the house committee on naval affairs on the subject of endors- ing the plan of Secretary Never for the reorganization of the navy, was practically settled. il was stated today, and next week the committee will take action which will be in effect a tenta- tive approval of the secretarys ideas. The secretary will be given an oppor- tunity to demonstrate next year the worth of his plans.
 Representative Dawson of Iowa fur nished a suggestion by which the com. mittee and secretary reached a com mon understanding. Under Mir Daw sons plan. which it is expected the committee will adopt. the appropria- tions for 1911 will be made under the old system. But MT. Meyer will be vest ed with authority to distribute the eX- penditures as he may see fit. To guard against the diversions of the funds from their proper channels it will be required that the money be spent sole ly for the purpose intended by con gress. This will permit the secretary to divert the funds from one bureau to another. in accordance with his plan, and still confine them to the objects lDteTllaa--
 The Never plan provides for the abolition of the bureau of equipment, placing all naval construction under the direction of officers of the line. and a rearrangement of the duties of some of the other departments.
 Rear Admiral Cone, chief of the bureau of steam engineering. before the committee today endeavored to refute the charges made by Admiral Capps, chief of the bureau Of construc- ton. who told the committee that Ad- miral Cones figures on certain esti- mates of expenditures were incorrect. Cones explanation seemed satisfactory to the committee.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
.ROUT Of THE REBELS
 HEARD AT MANAGUA
Reported Oisorganizstion of Revolu-
 tionary Forces.

!. Managua. Feb. 9.-Prisoners taken at Las Garitas have arrived at Man agua. A column sent from Boaca in pursuit of Chamorro reports that he is returning in the direction of Rio Grande.
 Madriz received the following from Vasquez. at Santos Tomas, dated to- day:
 T have returned from the point where the enemy was reported, and our forces marched sixteen miles into the bushes. finding only tracks of the enemy. The density of the bush iR peded further progress, obliging sus- pension of the pursuit. Heavy deser- tions have completely disorganized the enemy I will now attend to the pursuit of ChamOrro.'
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
THE TELEPHONE TRUST
 MORGAN WILL TESTIFY
Concerning the Gathering In of Ohio
 and Indiana Companies.

New York, Feb 9.-J. P. Morgan may voluntarily testify in New York in a few days concerning the recent purchase by his firm of controlling interest in the United States Tele- phone company of Cleveland and of the same state.
 The protesting minority stockhold CTS of the companies are in New York taking dispositions to be used in the Ohio courts in suits to check the cor summation of the purchase, maintain ing that J. P. Morgan X Co. acted for the American Telephone and Tele- graph company (the Bell inteersts). in acquiring six independent companies in Ohio and Indiana, and that, as com petition has ceased in that territory, the transaction is illegal.
 Morgan & Co. have held all along that any purchase they made was simply as an investment of the firm.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
A DYING BOXER.
The Result of the Settlement of a
 Grudee.

Chicago, Feb. 9.-Harry Gilmore, the veteran prize fighter; Joseph McCar- thy. and George Leatham were taken into custody today pending the out come of injuries suffered by Albert Wilowski in boxing match in Gil- more's academy last night. Wilkowski is said to be dying. Mccarthy was WilkOwski in a boxing match in Gill his second. Harry Gilmore. Jr., will also be arrested.
 According to Gilmore. Mccarthy and Wilkowski met in a boxing match to settle d grudge that existed between them as result of boxing lessons. They fought ten rounds with two ounce gloves. Both finished in apparent good condition, but Wilkowski collapsed a few minutes later.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
4 MENACE TO SOCIETY.
The Colored Leader of the "Holy
 Ghosters."

Baltimore. Feb. 9.-Denounced as a menace to society and an imposter. Jonas Samuel Sturdevant, tbe negro bishop of the Holy Church of the Liv- ing God, the Pillar and Ground of Truth" and the leader of the Holy Ghosters." was sentenced today to three years. Sturdevant was convicted of having assaulted and beaten Mrs. Rose Demmerd, a white disciple. who it is said. was influenced by Sturde- want to leave her husband and three children in Brooklyn.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
FAIRBANKS STATEMENT
 OF ROMAN INCIDENT HE WAS IN THE SAME PREDiCA-
 MENT Which Former President Roosevelt
 Will Get Into.

Rome. Feb. 9-Former Vice-Presi- dent Fairbanks received many cable grams from the United states. con- graduating him on his attitude to- ward the Vatican.
 The Tribune says: ~Ex- President Roosevelt is expected here soon. He also has been invited to speak before the Methodists. We shall see if he prefers the Methodists or the pope
 Several versions of the incident are in circulation. but Mr. Fairbanks gives the following: When, on Sunday, I reached the American college. Man ager Kennedy said he had been ad- vised from the Vatican that it would he impossible for me to have a papal audience if I delivered my contem- plated address to the American Meth odist church. l replied that I had agreed to make the address and was obliged to keep the engagement; that I always exercised the privilege to speak to Catholics and Protestants alike. whenever they desired and whenever it was possible; therefore. the arrangement for the audience 1 regarded as ended.
 The subject of a papal audience was suggested again by Manager Ken nedy little later He had received instructions in the meantime and said if l did not speak at the, Methodist church the audience would hold good. l replied that l appreciated the court esy. but the alternative was impos- sible. I would speak as announced. and would thus be obliged to forego the audience with the pope.
 When I advised Dr. Typple, the pastor of the Methodist church, he said he was ready to release me from my engagement. but I answered that that was impossible
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
FRENCH FLOODS.
Rising Ribers Again Threaten Destrue-
 ton in the East.

Paris. Feb 9.-Flood conditions in the eastern sectioa are becoming worse. The Marne near Rheims rose fifteen inches today, and the inhabitants of the valley are fleeing. The river Aisne rose three feet in few hours.
 Pathetic scenes were witnessed in many places. for the victims Df the last flood were just beginning to return to their damaged homes when they were obliged to leave again.
 It is estimated that the Seine at Paris will remain stationary from Fri day until Monday. when it will be slightly augmented again by the wa ters from the~Marne and the upper Seine.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
TAIL OF THE COMET
 S AOT \ MENACE
Ann Arbor Astronomer Reassures the
 World.

Ann Arbor. Feb. 9.-Professor w J. Husscy. astronomer of the University of Michigan. today ridiculed the idea that any danger to life might result when the earth passes through the tail of Halley's comet.
 AM comets arc Of the same chemic- al nature" said Professor Hussey. The earth has passed rhrough comets be- fore and no bad effects have been felt The comet is 14000000 miles away and the gas from it will not be sufficient to produce any noticeable effect.
 There cannot be any possible danger even to an insect. You will-find fifty times more gas in any chemical labora- tory"
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
TEMPTED TO MURDER
 BY STEP-M0THER
His Father Victim of What He
 Thought Was Love.

Bartlesville. okla. Feb. 9.-"My step mother was my tempter to such an eX- tent I thought I loved here. and so I killed my father with an aX when she ordered me to-
 Peter Brown. on trial here charged with murdering his father, made th's remarkable admission on the witness stand in court today. He told his story without emotion. Mrs. T. H. Brown, the supposed siren who, the young man says.-helped him in the crime listened to his story with calm ness and almost indifference.
 Mrs. Brown is also on trial charged with complicity in the crime.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
THE COMBINED ESTATES
 0f HIS BROTHERS
Descend to Julius GoebeI of Phoe-
 nix

Cincinnati, Feb. 9.-'I leave every thing of which 1 die possessed to my beloved brother. Justus Goebel.'
 These words constitute one of the shortest testamentary documents ever recorded in Kenton county. Kentuck:-. in the will of Arthur Goebel, which was filed at Covington today. Justus Goebel, who by today's will. becomes possessed of the combined fortune, lives at Phoenix. Arizona. No csti- mate is made of the vdlae of the "s- tate.
 William Goebel, sworn in as gov ernor of Kentucky. on his death bed, in 1900, left his estate 10 his brother. Arthur
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
THE NEPHEW INTERVIEWS.

Springfield. Mass, Feb. 9.-The story of million dollar bequest by George Nelson to Mrs. Mary Booth of Portland tonight was discredited by George Dunn of New York, nephew of Nelson. He is believed to be the latters only surviving relative and heir of the estate which he says is something more than S500,000.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
SUGAR TRUST PAYS UP.
But the Criminal Proceedings Will Not
 Be Interrupted.

New York. Feb. 9.-The National Sugar Refining company today form ally turned over to the United States treasury the sum of $604,304 due the government for shortage in importa- tions of sugar between 1907 and 1908.
 w, T. Dennison. who is assisting in the prosecution of the sugar frauds, said the settlement would not affect the criminal prosecutions.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
FOR CORPORATIONS
 AND THE PEOPLE

Washington, Feb. 9.-That the great industries can be brought under permanent federal super vision through d systen~ of reg ular reports to a general agency in rational and effective way, which will involve no drastic action. but on the contrary will forestall it, is the conclusion drawn from the annual report of Herbert Knox Smith, com missioner of corporations to the secretary of commerce and labor. The report was made public today.
 Publicity will improve the Standing of our corporate se- curities both at home and abroad" Mir Smith declares. and will help to give the busi- ness machinery that foundation of fairness. openness and pub lie confidence which it must / have if it is to be a permanent factor in our national advance"
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
PITTssURG PACKERS.
Charged That There Is Harmony
 of Packers.

Pittsburg. Feb. g. - Information which alleged coalition of Pittsburg ;,ackers was placed in the hands of United States Attorney Jordan today, wsa says: Tt looks like a mighty good case
 According to Jordan. the informa . ton Crarges that the members of the combination meet once a week to fix prices cn pork and provisions for the next, week.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
ANOTHER BLOW
 FALLS Oh CHERRY THE STRICKEN TOWN EXPOSED TO EPIDEMIC. The Nurses Distribute Froe Milk and
 Diphtheria.

Cherry. Feb. 9.-with not doctor nor any anti-toXin in the town. every widow and orphan of the victims of the mine fire are exposed to diphtheria through the professional nurses caring for the sick.
 Shortly after dealing free milk to nearly 200 women and children last night. Frances Wheeler of Chicago. one of the four nurses in Cherry. was stricken with Jphtheria. The other nurses made regular calls today and measured free milk. It is feared that nearly everyone here is exposed
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
TERRELL BE NO STRIKE
 ON MEXICAN ROADS 4 Settlement in Terms Not Made
 Public.

Mexico City. Feb. 9.-AlI differences between the conductors and engineers of the National Railways of Mexico and management were settled this af- ternoon. the peace argreement being signed at 3:30 o'clock. Railroad Offic- ials and employees state that they are satisfied with the agreement reached. the terms of which they refuse to di- vulge.
 HEARD AT NEW YORK OFFICES.
 New York. Feb. 9.-The New York offices of the National Railways of Mexico announced tonight that they had received telegraphic advices of a satisfactory adjustment of the dispute with the conductors and engineers of the company's lines.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
CLARK HoWEIl'S ILLNESS.
He Underwent an Operation for
 Appendicitis.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 9.-Clark Howell. editor of the Atlanta Constitutionf member of the national democratic committee and a director of the As sociated Press, was operated upon this afternoon for appendicitis. He rallied well after coming out from under an aesthetic. Unless unforeseen compli- cations set in he will recover.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
.':-s.s..ss..;::-t.-::-;:-::-:Si::-:::::. NEW CLASSIFICATION
 OF FOREST LANDS

Washington. Feb. 9.-More than 4,oOO,OOO acres will be stripped from the forest re- serves and soon be restored to homestead settlement through the governments policy of car rying out Pinchots idea as to the classification of forest lands.
 It is difficult to estimate what win be the total elimin stion when the whole area has been mapped out. It cannot be stated at this time what with drawals will be made from the B public lands for forest purposes in accordance with the policy Of classification.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
THE CHICAGO PACKERS.
The Grand Jury Believed to Have All
 the Evidence It Needs,

Chicago, Feb. 9.-The hearing of wit nesses by the federal grand jury in the investiga ton of violations of the Sher- man antitrust act by the Chicago packing companies came to an abrupt halt today. It is believed that the jury has finished taking testimony and is now considering the matter of return ing indictments. \
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
DEATH OF WILKoWSKi.

Chicago. Feb. 9.-Albert WiIkowski died in a hospital tonight, following the injuries received last night in d round fight
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
PRESCOTT MANS APPOINTMENT.

Washington. D. C., Feb. s-(Spec iaL) L)-Silas L. Gilan of Prescott was appointed today practical miner for the land office.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
ASSEMBLED INFORMATION Timely Facts In Connection With Aviation Show SPECIAL WEATHER DATA Transportation, Rooms, Ad-
 missions, Amusements,
 Privileges and What Fly
 CTS Will Do-Daring and
 Spectacular Exhibitions
SPECIAL WEATHER DATA

The following sea-leveI and high level air pressure and air temperature observations were made by L. N. Jes- unc fsky, section 3irector U s. weather but tu on local time vesterdax:
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
IT PAID PEARY
 TO FIND THE POLE

 Washington. Feb 9.-Promo- , ton to the rank of Rear Ad- iniral, one of the honors to be bestowed upon Commander Peary for his achievement in discovering the North Pole. re- ceived the endorsement of the senate today.
 The Hale bill. adding Peary's name to the list of rear ad- mirals of the navy. and pro yiding for his immediate re- tirement with the highest pay received by one of that rank. was favorably reported by the committee on naval affairs and was passed almost immediately, without debate or comment.
 A similar measure offered in the house by Mir. Allen of Maine, was forwarded to the navy department by Chairman Foss of the naval affairs com mittec. who said he hoped it it would be approved by the department and he would urge it's passage by the house.
 AN APPRECIATED HONOR
 Provide1ce. R. L. Feb. g. "Its great honor to myself and family" said Peary to- night, when Informed that the bill making him a- rear ad- miral had been passed by the senate.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-10
M'CA6E'S DENIAL.

Washington. Feb 9.-'It is absolute k untrue was the reply of George P. McCabe, solicitor of the department Of agriculture. concerning the charge of Pinchot that McCabe had shut off the instruction of the forest rangers with out consulting anyone.
 Believing such an expenditure was
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