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Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
PHOENIX SUNDAY MORNING
AVIATOR WARD IS EMULAT|NG RECORD
 0F DARIUS GREEN

OSWEGO. Ny. Sept. 16.-Engine trouble brought aviator James Ward to grief here just after five o'clock this evening He had just arisen to re- sume his westward flight, when, with out warning the aeroplane dropped from a height of twenty feet. The supports of the front control were smashed and both balancing planes injured Repairs may be made in time to resume flight Monday. Ward reached Oswego at SIS and had just resume his westward light when the accident happened He left Callicoon a. 10:05 this morning, and made d splendid flight to Susquehanna, mak- ing the 56 miles nearly a mile a min ute. Before he left Susquehanna he had to doctor" the motor but final ly got away after o'clock. He flew go miles today and for total of 23S from New York.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
|S 0LD
 TIME CONVICT
Fiend Who Abducted Niece Of Premier Robley Turns Out to Be Man Who Has Long Been Wanted By Authorities.

HANNAH, N D., Sept. 1G.-After eluding the vigilance of the Canadian police and a posse of two hundred men who have been hunting him since last Tuesday. Bill Miner. all legged abductor of Eleanor Grace Bryce, niece of Premier Robley, of Manitoba, and a school teacher at Snowflake. Man, was captured while hiding in a strawstack here today.
 After his arrest Miner admitted his real name is Edward Davis and that he is wanted in California, having escaped from the penitentiary there after having served eighteen months of a 35-year sentence for highway robbery.
 He also admitted being in Snow flake recently but denied having any thing to do with the abduction of Miss Bryce. He is willing to go back to California without eXtradition but will fight being returned to Canada.
 The opinion here is that he will be returned to California. Immedi- atcly after his arrest a messenger was sent for Miss Bryce and she is eX pected here soon to identify him.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 16.-Ed- ward Davis. alias Miner. was sen tenced from here in 1901 to Folsom for g years for robbery. His es cape with II other convicts a year and a half later was the most dra- matic in the history of western pris ons. Led by Red Shirt" Gordon, twelve convicts killed two guards with knives. used other guards as bullet shields and fought their way out of prison. Most of the band was recaptured.
 Miss Bryce arrived tonight and positively identified Davis as the man who abducted her. Davis is in jail, closely guarded, though officials say they do not fear mob violence.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
GUESS THEIR WORTH
 A THOUSAND APIECE
BrawIey Farmer Tries Experiment of Fattening Hogs on Broomcorn
 Worth S150 a Ton.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16.-With housewives complaining of the high cost of brOoms, and farmers in the broom corn district in the east com plaining of the short crop, and ask ing higher prices for what crop they have, a Brawley farmer in the Im- perial valley, thought his fifteen acres. though showing fine prospects, would not be worth the trouble of har- vesting. Accordingly he turned in his hogs. Today a Los Angeles buy CT was around offering s150 ton for broom corn. Now the Brawley man is figuring how much his hogs cost him. on the basis that his corn would have yielded fifteen tons to the acre, which experts said it would
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
RoBBER SHOOTS AND
 KILLS A PAYMASTER.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Sept. 16-David Steen. paymaster for the Wilma Coal mine was shot and killed on the Car negie road, twelve miles north of the city this afternoon. Robbery was the motive. The robbers secured about 5000. He was on his way to the mine with the payroll.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
ASKS BIDS
 FOR IRRIGATION WORK.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. 1G.- Proposals for the construction of nine miles of canal for the Yuma ir- rigatiOn project in Arizona are be- ing asked by the secretary of the in- terior Bids will be opened in Yuma October twelfth. The canal will be on the California side of the Colo rado river.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
MAKES MAIDEN TRIP.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s.-The new Japanese steamer Shimyo arrived here today on her maiden voyage. She brought a cargo of silk valued at two millions and s374.OOO in gold bullion. Features of the new steamer include palm garden. orchestra top deck and round dining tables.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
LUTHERAN COUNCIL
 MAKES ITS REPORT

LANCASTER, Eng. Sept. 16.-The report of the committee on Jewish relations. presented to the general council of the Evangelical Lutheran church today, stated that during the present century, 224.000 Jews have become members of the Christian church. At the present time the annually accepting Christ as the promised savior is about 5000.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
THREE KILLED IN RIOT

MONTEREY. Sept 16.-Three meE were killed and eighteen wounded last right during a "Grito" celebration, which degenerated into a riot
 The riot began with stOning win dows and when the police interfered. they were fired or Cavalry then charged the mob with sabres. Bodies of the dead showed bullet wounds in- dicating they were killed by the mob.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
WELL, HE WON IT.

RYE, N. Y, Sept. 16-Harold H. Hilton. of the Royal Liverpool Golf club won the American golf champ iOnship over Frederick HerreschOff. of New York. by one up. 37 holes. Herreschoff squared the match on the thirty sixth green. but in going an extra hole topped his second shot while a convenient tree kicked Hil- tons ball on the green. Four thOus- and people cheered the winner.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
COMMITTEE WILL MEET.

TOMBSTONE. Sept 16.-County Chairman A. Ii. Gardner. of the re- publican county central committee. has issued a call to the committee to meet in Douglas at the Gadsden ho- tel Friday night, Sept. g. at which meeting all announced candidates and prospective candidates are expected to attend for a conference as well as all interested republicans of the county.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
UNION IS GETTING IN
 SHAPE FOR BIG FIGHT.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 16.-In order to make the fight against the bread trust more effective, the International Bakery union today elected a new official, whose duty it will be to go among union bakers, devOting his time to educational work so as to make the men in better shape to fight the trust. Bread shops will be established in every city where the bread trust is represented.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
INDIANS DIE BY WHOLESALE.

SEATTLE. Sept. 16.-The bark Ben jamin F. Packard arrived today from Chignik, Alaska, laden with canned salmon. The captain reports Indians in the Chignik bay district have lost a third of their number this summer by some epidemic disease.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
GET NEW EVIDENCE
 IN MCNAMARA CASE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 16.-Employ ees of the detective agency who caused the arrest of the McNamaras, today found the photographers shop here where it is said Ortie McManigal had films developed. Detectives obtained affidavits regarding films and said it corroborated. McManigars alleged confession that he had pictures of the buildings and structures which he says he dynamited
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED.

DIES MONIES. Sept. 16.-Judge Smith McPherson, of the federal court, today dissolved the temporary injunc- tion secured by express companies against the state railroad commission. The judge says the state has the right to fix express rates.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
AERONAuT IS DEAD.

VERDUN. France. Sept 16.-Edu- ardo Nieuport, the famous French aeronaut, died as result of in ternal injuries received in a fall with his machine yesterday. He had ac- complished notable feats in flying. He designed the Newport aeroplane. one of the fastest racing types yet developed
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
PEOPLE ARE FLEEING.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 16.-A dis patch to the Express from Mission. Tex, says as a result of the rioting at Monterey, Mex, last night. hundreds are fleeing from Mexico. More than two hundred from various towns crossed the border to Hidalgo today.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
TAMA JIM IS MAD.

TRAER, Iowa, Sept. 16.-Secretary of agriculture Wilson resents the at tacks made on him because he accept cd the position of honorary president of the International congress of brew CTS. He said as a representative of the government he could not decline the Dlapp
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
WON AT LA CROSSE.

VANCOUVER. B. C., Sept. 16.- Vancouver today won the worlds Ia crosse championship by defeating New Westminster 6 to 2. New West minister held the cup for four years
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
EMPIRE BUILDER IS 73.

ST. PAUL, Minn.. Sept. 16.-James J. Hill. chairman of the Great North ern. celebrated his seventy third birthday anniversary today.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
Would-be Slayer of the Rus
 sian Premier is Known to
 Have Belonged To a Bloody Revolutionary So- ciety. .
ALSO HELD THE
 TRUST OF POLICE
Stolypin is Somewhat Bet ter and it is Now Believed He is on the High Road to an Ultimate Recov- cry.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 16.- Demetri BogrOff, who shot StOIypin played a double role. His Jewish name is MOwsh Perschkevich. Some time ago he served as secretary of the pure food commission in St. Pet ersburg. A search disclosed the fact that he held the secret police in- structions issued at the time of the royal visit to Kiev.
 The police deny ever employing BOgroff in any secret capacity They say they really held him under sur veillance. but it is known he served the police several times in that capacity. He gained employment at Kiev by revealing to the police a plan to take Stolypin's life. His in formation was entirely correct. for on August 31, he was summoned to St. Petersburg by a fighting organiza- ton of social revolutiOnaries who de- manded proofs of his faithfulness and commissioned him to make the at tempt on the life of StOlypin. Bog rolf. with sinister design, informed Colonel KuliabkO, chief of the Kiev police, that the attempt might be made in the theater. He was sta toned there and instructed to signal if any terrorists were present. The sole information as to the entire plot withheld by Bogroff was that he himself was to perform the act Bog rolf was frequently arrested for po- IiticaI Offenses. He will soon be transferred to the fortress of Ste. Peter and Paul here.
 KEY. Sept. 16.-Premier StOlypin is progressing toward recovery. Phy- s;cians tonight found his condition no particular change oc- curing during the past twenty four hours His temperature was given as normal The courtmartial trial of Demetri Bogroff, who shot the pre- mier. will 'begin September 20 At the inquiry Bogroff maintained in- difference and unconcern. He said he approached StOlypin. the premier was totally unguarded Drawing a revolver from his hip pocket, he GOV cred it with a program. When Count PotOeky. who was close to Stolypin. hesitated as to the identity of Bog raff the latter blurted out Yes. I shot him" On the way to the fort ress BogrOff asked for a cigarette. saying. the whole affair has upset me dreadfully. I m not yet come to myself"
 The prisoners wounds include a sabre cut on the head. and two teeth knocked out His body is a mass of bruiSaS theSa heinz from the trarDp- ling he received.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17

FOR SALE|One of tte best buys in the City. New Modern Brick Resi- dence. close in, rooms, woodshed. chickenyard. roses, etc, Price s5500. E. E. Pascoe. 11O North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17
FOR SALE THE BEST BUY IN THE

CITY. broom brick, modern; lot 50x137 1-2. east front. close in; price s2,50O; s7O0 cash. balance s25.00 per month
 E. E. PAscoE, 1to North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-17

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-12
The of Its
de croissst Author Of "Arsene
Hotv tie Ladies' Of Paris
and London Ha,1e Adopted
tie Rare Feli,1eS IN
Place Of Lap-dofs

It IL said that they were trained to
hunt and carry waterfowl. and
many Egyptian paintings represent
Ing hunting scenes along the Nile
exhibit these cats plunging into tho
vet marshes to retrieve and carry
the xportsman's prey. Whether
these cats were of q different spe-
cies to those of the present time.
seems to be = matter OF consider
able doubt among the naturaltsts.
but the chances are that pussy has
changed much more than his mas
tiers or mistresses.
The whole theatrical world Of
Paris has succumbed to these cats,
and every smart actress and singer
has one, not to mention playwrights
and managers. Paris never does
things by halves. and It IL making
the Siamese cat q sort OF mania.
Almost any price IL paid there for
them. Polaire has one and wheels II
about with her ON her walks In .
nerambulator AZ II It was baby.
and. Of course. attracts an immense
amount Of attention. n she desireA
Francois dc Croisset, the author
AZ .Arsene Lupin." has one. Here
ix = photo Of the cat on his masters
back. Z.
Sacha Gfntry has two and has
taught them all manner OF droil
tricks that amuse his friends Tor
whole evening. Lantelms has four
Siameso cats. al tied mp with yet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-12

YOU know OF my aversion TO you. Sos
still desire to marry me-.
-Ani / have sworn to make You my
wife. This has given me the cnance
have been hoping for.
Flo bowed and then touched tho oeiL
..What Is that for7" asked her fatner.
II wish to send TOE h sna f,., nrom-
ised to marry him. and must ask him
Look here" interposed Marion. with
an ugly scowl = won't have that beg
.That Will do. Mr. Marion" said Flo
coldly, you are not my master yet
In justice. Mr.. Kerr mus. hear every
thing
ana Flo told him the whole story Ana
her reason for surrender
$50 have sent for You. Ronald" she
concluded. her voice beginning 20 break.
ito ask you TO release me from my
promise"
She had not dared to loo. ~ Ronald
while speaking, but now she looked up
at him, and. to her surprise. she saw
him smiling grimly. II 2 way whica
seemed to disconcert Marion. consider.
"You have been little too clever this
time, Mr.. Marion" he said IN ominously
quiet tones. adding to Mr.. Raynor: "Was
II Montanas that caused your last trou-
ble?"
1T was: but how did you known
Il Know something of these matters.
in spite OF being q pauper artist" re-
turned Ronald Il also know that the
Peruvian Copper Syndicate is responsible
for the failure OF Nontanas-aA OF
course. you are aware. BUT you do not
know. az do. that the power behind the
Peruvians II Mr.. Haylar Marion. The
whole affair has been an elaborate
scheme to get you. and 20 Flo. into his
= Iva Ia
IT'S lie"' clustered Marion. going
crimson with anger. "Raynor, are you
gong to listen to vagabond painter.
OF whom no one knows anythinx?"
You very soon win know something
about me-" observed Ronald, drily. ION
my painting expeditions choose to be
known Al Ronald Kerr. which Is GER
tainly my name. but to the world at
large am known a. the Earl Of Cars
town.
The astonishment caused by this an
nouncement completely eclipsed the for
mer. Lord Carstown was well known
by repute a. one Of the richest men In
England. who had . strong dislike for
society and was usually described N
eccentric. which only means unconven-
tionaL
: must ask your pardon for my de-
ception. Mr.. Raynor." he went on. I'VE
win talk about II later. Just now We
must settle with Mr.. Marion. who II.
am SURE. n hurry to get away To
business. Mr.. Raynor. ! have asked
accepted ma May venture to ask II
you would have approved OF me ~ .
Eon-in-law but Tor the financial aues-
ton p
Certainly should have" returned
Mark RAyno9.
Then II undertake to settle an these
little matterA win you consent 10 our
e7gAgemant and show that man tho
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-12

YUST &C present the Siamese cat
II the pet that holds the centre
OF the stage.
The fad for these cats has b.
come q sort Of craze In Paris ana
London, and nearly every person
Of note owns one. Even thoHe people
Who have always hated cats have
been won over by pussy from Slam.
Tor she u more like . dog than .
cat, and has none OF the nasty
characteristics that We have learned
% call 'catty."
One can take . 6iamese cat ON
ones walks and she win not be-
come panicky ut the least noise or
strangers, but will trot alone beside
her master just like . dog. These
cats are marve;ously intelligent
and respond to words that othe.
eats pay no heed to.
Ono Of tina chief reasons for the
tad for these cats IL that they are
2 distinct novelty. for until about
eighteen years ago. none was al
lowed to leave Siam. and only royal
people were permitted to own them
there.
But . pair Of these were presented
70 Lady Marcus Beresford about
twenty years, ago by one Of tho
royal princes Of Siam. ana she
started Q cattery at her English
home. Others took up breeding
rom her cats and kittens and now
~ paying . pretty high price for
mem any one may own Sjameso
cats.
They are still very. vary rare IN
America. however. only ten being
known to exist here. but now 1t IL
the fashion abroad to own them We
shall soon hnd them the rage here.
The Duchess of Roxburxhe has q
number Of them: also the Countess
Of Suffolk.
Lady Suholk'S cats-she now has
more than twenty Of them-are al
Of . dull white. with black ears,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-12
Solution of the
Clock Problem

vHH solution OF the clock probes,
i that appeared In yesterdays
paper. 10 that the soundsman must
have met Finnigan 1t exactly - aa6
LII minutes to . o'clock.
The hour ana minute hands o3 .
clock come together at Intervals OF
65 b-ll minutes. There u only one %
these times via, ~ S-l1 minutes past
Q o'clock, which could be preceded ~
positions OF the hands described by
Einnigan-ths hour hand On the rtgns
ans the minute hand on the lsxe 81
the dial. the two hsnds separates e1
SO minutsA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-12

noses. tails and paws. The black
does not end abruptly where Il
joins the white. but Is gradually
blended. They have clear yellow
green eyes and white whiskers, and
present q most striking appear.
ance. Their hair Is short, like that
of an ordinary house cat, and In
that respect they differ from most
- Of the other Asiatic varieties with
which Americans are more or less
familiar.
In Siam It IL a grave crime to kill
one OF these cats. and they roam 1t
Will with impunity. They are held
In high esteem in the royal palaces.
and for that reason are often re-
1erred to as the royal sacred cats
of Siam.
1t is said that no one can be LONG
associated with these peculiar ami.
mails without falling under the spell
or their strange fascination.
How far the Siamese theory OF
the transmutation of the soul
through these cats is to be upheld
may be a matter OF conjecture. but
Lady Suffolk's experience with them
mas convinced her that there ia
certainly something about them
which indicates strong individual
personalities. and she Is keeping
them under close observation, In
the hope Of making some interest-
ing discovery along this line.
1t IL certain that the ancieuts had
. great deai more respect for cats
than. they are accorded nowadays.
The dwellers along the Nile nj.
ways felt a superstitious reverence
for pretty pussy" and It Ia said
that when one died q natural death
In any house. the inmates promptly
shaved their eyebrows as token
Of their grief.
In case Of IRE. the Egyptians
drst concern was the household cat.
Perhaps the high regard in which
the Egyptians seemed to have held
these animals is due to the fact
that cats Of that period we're evi.
IDENTIFY useful as well a. ornamental
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-12

AAAhSCAL up.
''oh. are you hurt7'' she exclaimed
anxiously. noticing his lips pressed
tightly together as II in pain. and tina,
he was holding hir left arm.
Bruised my left arm a bit, I think"
he said. Nothing much. ItIl he al,
right directly. / hope you are none
the worse7"
Thanks to you I am not" she an
awered warmly.
But should certainly have bean
badly hurt. Il not killed, at Dal,ine,
tons elbow below there. II you had
not stopped Peter. l cannot thank
you enough. But you must tell me
your name. and then you must let me
drive you to our house. that father and
mother may thank you. and that you.
arm may DO seen to. We Live close by
at Linghurst Manor
You are very good" he answered
: my name IL Kerr-Ronald Kerr.
suppose you are Miss Raynorr'
II am. But how did you know
that7" she queried In some surprise.
Quite simple" he returned. "rv<
days. and noticing your house. which
10 q very picturesque old place. asked
who lived In it. know your father
we'll by name az = leading member OF
the Stock Exchange"
Florence Raynor drove straight to the
stables. and. leaving the cart there. led
her rescuer up . path to the beautiful
garden. beyond which stood the old grey.
stone house which was her home. Two
men were walking across the lawn n
they came out on to It: one Of them was
her father. clean-shaven. kindly look
Ing man Of nifty. Has companion. Hay
lar Marion, also member OF the
''Hcuse." was OF q very different type
Derk-haired. heavy-browed. with q big
dark moustache and face that inspired
Ronald with dislike at once. Flo intro
duced her companion as soon A. she
caught sight Of her father. and then
eagerly told the story Of her rescue.
II am very glad indeed to meet you.
Mr.. I-err," said Mark Raynor. shaking
Ronalds hand warmly. "And am very
glad that my daughter brought you
home, - that I might thank you per
sonally. Dallington's Elbow IL Z death
trap. and several people have been
killed At It."
MAY also congratulate you. Mr.-e1
--Kerr" Joined in Marion. with mors
than suspicion OF . sneer In his voice
"Such chance Of effecting q dramatic
rescue does not occur every day.
envy YOU"
A. Ronald made some conventional re-
ply. looking the financier squarely In the
eyes. Flo flushed slightly. It was eviden,
enough that she little approved OF hez
fathers friend. and that his contemptu-
GUS reference to Ronald's gallant act
nettled her considerably.
''You viii stay and have lunch. al
course. Mr.. Kerr" interviewed Nail Raw.
nor. hastily. MY wife will want to -
you. Why, man. what's the natter. he
exclaimed. a. Donald suddenly turned
white. and. staggering back. collapsed or
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-12
By 6. LONE.

Thank you. SIR said the youn4 mas
I,u try 10 be worthy Of her. And nov
you, sir.'' he added. turning to Aare0n.
There's the door. and don't let " 80
you In Il again"
..Heaven be praised that have bees
able to save you from being sold. my
dariing!" said Ronald TO Flo. when they
were again alone together. But think
1t was Mr.. HAylor Marion who was sold.
after ALL" laughed Ronald. and pretty
badly sold. tool"
Flo looked up at hsr lovers face vita
sparkling eyes,
do you realize. Ronald. daring. that
you have saved me on two occasionsr r.
she said. Once from certain death -
lasting misery"
''Do not speak Of II. DEAR" returned
Ronald quietly. Now that have saved
you ] intend to take very great care Of
you In the future. And. holding her
close to him. he imprinted ON her CULVER
Ing lips the nrst lovers kiss they ha1
ever known
THE END.