Arizona republican., 1915-07-06
Worlld-Be Assassin of J. r. Morgan and Capitol Bomb Exploder Says He Will Have Remarkable Tale to Relate.
MORGAN IS NOW
 OUT OF DANGER
Holt $ Condition Such That No One But His Counsel Permitted to See Him - May Be Removed from Jail.
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 GLEN COVE. July Frank Holt today declared that when he is ar raigned Wednesday he will tell the whole story of his life. particularly the recent events leading to the placing of the capitol bomb, and at tempted assassination Of J. P. Nor gan. Also will he reveal where he bought the dynamite.
 Holt made the declarations to Dr. Guy Cleghorn, jail physician, who said he is anxious to tell his story in court. ur. Cleehorn said Holt is in such condition that 1T may be in advisable to remove him from the jail at Mineloa to the Glen Cove court house District Attorney Louis Smith said he will be guided by the doctors report and postpone the ar raignment if IL is deemed wise. MT. Morgan has confined 10 improve. Specialists have announced him out Of danger.
 Morgan received w H. Porter, d business associate. and Police Com missioner Arthur Woods. an old friend, and chatted cheerfully. Holts condition is so grave he was ordered not to be disturbed and nobody but his counsel was permitted to see him Holt will help to discount the theory that he is Erich Muenter the Har- yard professor, who disappeared in 1904. after his wife died. It was charged Muenter poisoned her. He declared to T. J. Reidy of New York who has been retained as counsel. he had never been at Cambridge. Holt has eaten little since his arrest. His stomach is in such condition as to make it difficult 10 assimilate nour- ishment
 Holt according to Reidy said he was in Germany in 1906. Earlier that day Holt told the sheriff he could not remember where he was that year. Charles Wood, assistant dis trict attorney of Nassau county, who said he was in the German depart ment in I9G5-6 with Muenter. visited Holt today but was unable 10 identify the prisoner as his classmate. Wooo said Holt was in such a state of ut ter collapse he thought it best to look at him again when Holt WAS improved to satisfy himself on the point Word was received at the jail tonight that an officer was ex- pected to arrive from Cambridge to-
 
 Muenter. pr. Cleghorn said Holt was suffering chiefly from lack bf nour- ishment
 Holt is very weak, he said T am sure he had not eaten for several days before going to the Morgan home. He is suffering with intestinal trouble SC often associated with an unsound mind. For this reason the physician may bxa recasgarz to nOG1 pone the arraignment There was some mystery today regarding the identity of the person who directed Reidy to represent Holt. Also in what capacity Allan Pinkerton Of the detective agency. who appeared today, is acting Reidy declared he knew ] Holt while the latter was at Cornell Pinkerton said he was employed by the authorities of Nassau county. WASHINGTON. July 5.---According ] to the story here of an eye witness 1 of the Morgan shooting. Mrs Morgan displayed exceptional courage. When Hclt approached Morgan she threw herself upon Holt, holding him until thrust aside by Morgan Sir Cecil Spring Rice, British ambassador also assisted in disarming Holt. 1 The police today located the Wash . ington rooming house between the | hotel and the capitol where Holt
 stayed. There was also found an
 empty bottle which had contained sul phuric acid. The house was located by draw ing Holt made for Superintendent
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