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Show MMa FULL. THE N ADVtRTlSF PRESS ASSOCIATED DISPATCHES UTAH WEATHER FORECAST EXA.YLNER T CHARGE!. IT IB the indications are that fSe Veer APvfiRTifiiNG medium L th! ciw. the examiner THE ab well county the OUR BUBBCRIR. CllY. WEDNESDAY OMN TO A BO ORB THERE WILL BE SHOWERS AND THURS- DAY. OGDEN NO. ioo IV VOL CITY, WEDNESDAY UTAH, MORNING, to any one else in Oregon, a.though he said he gate It to ite Kiniic rives. Mr. Baker placed ti, etitence he endorwement ol Mr. Henoauu su,i n ou a iv:i-Uuslurs Mitchell and fur the appoint ium'.i of hist t, as district attorney, after which Mr lu-ke-r He wa tired from remarked: that position, was be nt. for Chinese Mr. Hermann admitted Mbjs had lost the posh loo A regulation of the lend thee forbidding the giving out of information in advanoe and also another fnu.dtng any officer or employe or member of their families frotp acqittnug government lauds, placed In rvidence by Mr. Baker. The cross examination of Mr. Hermann will t coni lane 4 tonavrow. APRIL 10, 1907 Dementia Americana is Thaw Suffered With the Way He Would Classify Form of Insanity If is that Specie Which Makes the American Man Believe His Home and His Wife Are Sacred. In an eloquent and the to written both thq appt law. Delphla SI. Deimas this afternoon committed Harry K-- Tbaw'a fate to the Jury. The Callforaia lawyer concluded hla five hour' summing waa up iprech declaring hla client in killing Stanford While. Tomorrow morning at 11:10 Metrict Attorney Jerome will make hla appeal in behalf of the prosecution. Juatlce Fitzgerald probably will charge the juty. and by tomorrow evening at the latest the famoua cane will pan to the deliberation of the twelve men who hTt m carefully attended lta uncertain conrae for week pa it. Air. Jerome eipectato talk for three or four hour. Justice Fitzgerald would not aay today whether or not be would charge the Jury directly following tbo diatrlct attorney'! doling remarks. but the general lmpreulon la that he will do aa With the exception of the momenta when he waa reading from leatlmony Mr. Delma speech today waa one of tuatainrd oratorical effort He threw abuut the form of Harry Thaw the cloak cf rhivalroua knighthood. "Why," he shouted, should we who admire the chivalry of the knights of the middle ages who went about redrawing maldene in distress, withhold tur lympathy from thte brave man?'' Bitterly the attorney swilled Stanford White. He declared White sought to play with Evelyn Nee bit ao king aa her beeaty remained, and then would have thnwn her away like a dirty rag to float down life's lowers to a grave la the potters field." Again he said: "Hairy Thaw had matched the girl from the old lecher who saw la her but a toy to gratify a momenta hut and then be cut aside to go her way down the path of fallen New York, April Jus-llfle- d women" With drimatle emphula Mr. Delmaa cried nnt that when Harry Thaw beheld 8Unford White on the Madlaon Sqiuiw mof garden the story of hla wife' wrong! overcame him. He pictured la an lnatant, aa a dying man may picture, hla life all that fltanford White had done "The ruin ha had wrought, and he struck; (truck m the tlgreei strikes In detenu of her young; etruck for the home; put (track for American woman; struck f hamanlty, and Stauford Whlta fall. Ah, pratlemen, the advocate went Xr. Deimas dlseuased bnt bristly the teatlmeav of the expert witnesses, declaring that whatever weight might attach to the ntterancea wna on the side the at sanity the time of the homicide rested with the prosecution, which had failed to make Ilf rase. 1,1 discussing Thaw's mental elate wr. nelmss came at last to the law." He declared the experts J been at. a loss to classify the form , nly rnm wblch Thaw Buffered. will suggest Its name," declared. t would call it 'dementia Americana.' jtl a specie of Insanity which has recognized In every state In this ion. it fa that specie of Insanity meh jnsk the American man his home, his wife, hit daughters, lnd that whosoever stains of bia threshold violates UVT '6;Wflhe of human laws. during hi dosing speech, Mr. rto. rH.r.? ,ntrupted by Aeeletant d Attorney Oarvan. who un-lyt- be-iiev- e aug-s"W- lh. argument wu taking too nd Juatlce Fitzgerald i Mr. Delmaa1 ettenUon to tbo be In the beet of "TT1 sahit to bla lawyer In r!!d declared thM felt bta eue waa ZTT . HiN"d to have no dread of Uttthe d"trict botw r w" Attorney report today w - bnt he hl? offln during the efter-,,l- ap-ao- l-- V d h,ld buey for hta Inrl!?P,arl11dtatrlct attorneys th commission ! today hopelessly insane, ,ln of rgnnwV h LV,Urteg ? pnr,u asking for man conviction. rAnt. piI tavT JPr!L' ipru ya htb. CrZlT ThstrtThr Rot since the Ave the of her bM the th flal 'h !t W,B today. Tbe rYfnclc e.r,n ' Bud fniav swtS tr sp.?kir7 i,n.n I sa- w.e. - 'a W D,'l,h'n W,B mu sim111 u ,Tllmw M- - ?rflr f,"rnnon and af-d hkl boars hB,by as to ne-- ,! Jj1'JrTInut-- He was In wben the proceed-fiutsToa,y ud at the to b wsii more toclement. weather 00,1,1 oa..-t'- 1 w-- h . a rom hour Wore the time of the i,.fjarf vlt! s l)I- - tawYW. bo summing up for Dr1d,m b8 " "arday. PROMINENT ELK GONE. whom ahe loved, because ahe thought it was the beat for him. Oh, sublime Ottawa, III., April fl.- - Teener II. the jury. Ion ? Jones, past esnlted' ruler of the E.k Members of the Thaw family, aa Mr. Delmaa read from Brelyn'a tes- died yesterday. A post mortem examuaual, were among the early arrivals. timony. recalling the portions or her ination waa held and parts of hie body Evelyn Thaw wu a trifle late but ar- story In which she told of the effect were seut to Chtoag.i for chemical rived In time to hear the opening sen- of her story on Thaw's mind. Such The coroeor Jury will not tences. A new iigure appeared In tbo waa the condition of Harry Thaw'a analysis. ivturo a verdict unvll the result of the Thaw group today. It wu that of mind, when he parted from Bvolyn to analysts Is known, g Mrs. Edward Thaw, who accompanEurope and sent her back to New alsier-ln-laied her husband and the York ahead of him. "There, gentleCountess of Yarmouth. Mr. am! Mrs. men, you have the first dawn of the Dis- mental condition which manifested ltr Carnegie also were present. trict Attorney Jerome was again ab-u- self three years afterwards. The foundations of his reason today during Mr. Dolmas' speech. When Mr. Delmaa arone to resume were undermined. The storm ha 1 nut hla argument, ho told the jury he burst, but the clouds were gathering would endeavor to be ss brief aa pos- from the four points of the compass HAVE WILL sible In order not to tax theij pat- and from them the lightning and thuntD APPEAR IN ience, and to relieve them of their der were to burst in three yewrt and UNITED STATES EIRCUIT COURT. nnoroua duty as speedtly as consistent astound the world." with responsibilities resting upon him. Mr. Delmaa turned again to young When I am done, said Mr t, Mrs. Thawa testimony and repeated Interstate Commstac Commission DeI shall give the' fa of my termined to Know How Much client into your hands with every conOf the fi, P. Stock Ho Owns. (Continued on Page Three.) fidence." Mr. Delmaa said It would be necessary to cast a rapid glanoe over hla Washington, April I. According to remarks of yesterday in order to conoccupied, good order prevailed while Mr. Deimas was making his appeal to . , nt WERJliESTIONS T" Del-ma- nect the threads of hla argument. The state, Mr. Del mu said, had attempted to act the scene for the last set In the tragedy upon the flimsy basis of an affidavit dlolatod by a leton a mu convicted of perjury." Mr. Delmu quoted briefly from the speech of District Attorney Jerome when Abraham Hummel wu up for eentence. At that time Mr. Jerome urged the maximum penalty of the law upon the ground that Hummel had been a menace to the community for twenty yean. Of the story of Evelyn Net bit told upon the wltneu stand, Mr. Deimas uld: You know, guUemen of the jury, that no human Imagination ever In- HERMANN L Admits That He Got About 30,000 Acres in Oregon. vented such a story. You know that no actor eoutd have stood aha did, unflinchingly, all tbo testa known to skilled lawyers to lower the truth, unless aha wu telling the absolute truth. "I shall now proceed In an effort to Washington, April 9. Interest in the depict to you the effect of this story trial of Blnger Hermann for destroyupon the mind of Harry Thaw. I shall ing public record received a decided prove this to you without using any Impetus when the defendant, who had language of my own. I shall tell yon tieen testifying In hta own behalf for the story In Evelyns words, the the paat five days, waa pnt under words yon heard her uae .upon the cross examination shortly berate the stand. close of court. After saying poritfrsly that no mem-Mr. Delmaa then read dramatically the young womans story of Tbaw'a hers of hi family bad acquired public actions whan, In Paris in lflOfl, the lands during hla administration, Mr. told him the story, how he walks 1 the Hermann qualified the statement later by admitting that his son Hchiller had floor, biting hla nalla and aobblug. He also read that portion of her made a homestead entry to which title testimony In which she said she had had not yet been acquired; that fiddlrefused Thaw's offer of marriage be- ier had purchased three such entries cause the loved him ao much that before patent bad- Issued to the claimant, and that these purchases bad he would not drag him down. " Sublime renunciation, says the been acquired for 12,000 in gold by the to relieve Schiller's sneering diatrlct attorney, In an ef- defendant financial condition. fort to make you believe that this Mr. Hermann admitted that he had story la not true; that It to impos80,000 acres id public lands sible; bnt I shall prove to yiu that acquired was receiver of It to true; I shall prove to you be- in Oregon whenat he the Rneeburg land money did public she that doubt the allghteet yond Thla, he maintained, was not refuse him, and refused him for that office. canae of his losing that position. alone. reason Man, it may be, hu the as not that great power of renunciation, The record of these transactions, to the claims but In the gentler breast of woman well as those relating war made exby Schiller, do ww And that great gift nf God, purchased hibit in the ease. In the latter matand In the breast of this little girl ter, Mr. Hermann had written a memexisted this great strength that en- orandum the paten la to be abled her to put bride her one love, mailed to directing hla son. of waa for the It good knew when ahe I United States Attorney Bakers next I the me she loved. waa to produce the copy of a move further Arguing along this line to sent by the defendant to F. telegram resublime demonstrate Evelyn's F. May, of Portland, Oregon, July 2S, nunciation, Mr. Delmaa refeneJ to 1802, before the proclamathree and read abstracts from the idler tion creatingdaya the Blue Mountain forest which Thaw wrote to Attorney Long- reserve, which Mr. Baker contended fellow In September, ISOS. In the let- was the "tip" promised Maya by Herter Thaw wrote that he had propos- mann, that the former might take the bad eho ed marriage to Evelyn but to make entry In the steps necessary would It refused because She said school lands he wa negotiating state shut me out from my relatives. for In this reserve. The telegram "The genuineness of this totter," Mr. Hermann admitted sending 1L It deMr. Deimas argued, "cannot be read: nied. What then dl.l ft mean when "Fifieen, patents to timber land en-Thaw wrote to Mr. Longfellow that tries forwarded to Roseburg land ofhim? would not marry Evelyn fice. land office hu recommended refused had ahe "la It not true that withdrawal original Strawberry mounhim? Thaw wrote that she thought tain and all additions to secretary, effer. hla first, and then rejected who hu approved the tame. Blnger Yea, ahe thought She looked upon Hermann." the man ehe loved, she looked upon On Ms direct examination, Mr. Her her own past, and she did not want nun had tealifled that he had never to bring reproach upon the man who had any business relations with Maya, would have married her. had never written him coramunloa-tinn- s, "Down hi her noble heart she said, nor had Interview with him; I love because and Harry, I love you that Maya had no Interest In the Blue unfortunto tie want my you I do not Mountain reserve that Hermann knew ate existence to yours, ao that people of, and that he wlahed the jury ud at soorn would point the finger of oonrt to understand this statement to you. I want to leave you free, and be aa strong as the English language the moment you think it toI heat for could make it. will go you. I will go my way. Mr Baker read this statement from bark and earn my own living and the record and asked the defendant Go honored. and free be you shall If when be mad it. he did not think back to your nchlc mother and dear all traces of this telegram bad been so where down, shall go sisters and I in tbe destruction of his letbefore me, and destroyed ter books. Mr. Hermann would not mtny others have gone she world. Yes, admit this. He said be now remember, disappear from the ated the telegram and explained that It thought the sneer of the district torney 1s unjustified. The little girl must have been sent either in answer did sacrifice herself. Did rise to the to a telegraphic request from Mays heights of sublime renunciation? or, more likely, because Hermann Mr. Deimas read from Mrs. Wil- knew Mays aa a leading public man of on: went and Thaw's testimony liam Oregon and simply wished him InformDid that venerable, gray haired mothed of the action. Did herself? er come here to perjure Mr. Hermann at this point emphahe invent this story which she says sised the public service of Mays, fayunher son told her. Did he tell an ing he had served as United Plate distruth when he confided to his loved trict attorney, In the state legislature mother and told her that he loved this and was the leader of the bar of the girl and wanted to devote hie life to state and had signed a petition for her, and that all this time that little the creation of the reserve. Under girl was going along uring the talents the circumstances, he said, it was like(kid had given her to make a living ly he bad given him the information. for herself, refusing to marry the Mr. Hermann said he did not rememher and ber haring ernt the wune Informal! on weaKby man who loved u . p'-rc- the police eup. tbo crowd down to l!4tlnk capacity, so that O aial.ahie space wu a decision reached by the tatwsmte commerce commission today, K. 11. Harrlman will be mads to tppear In a United States circuit court In New York, In answer to proceedings to compel him to answer certain questions which hs refused to answer when he was on ths stand at the recent how lug by the commlsaton in New York. Tbs action will be brought as soon aa Messrs Kellngand Hevaraacs, special counsel, oan prepare the com fur court. The hearing before which Mr. Harri-ma-n appeared waa In oennectl'si with certain transactions of tha Union Pacific. On advice of counsel he rrfaead to answer ths questions pot In him. It was brought out In tha testimony that ths ttnfoa ftaifir owned a large amount of Bnutherrf'Faclflc stock. Mr. Harrlman waa asked if any and If so how much of that stock belonged to himself, when ha bought It and what pric bs paid for It, hut hs declined to answer. Another question which hs refused to answer, and on ths commission desires light on, waa whether or'not any of the director of th Union Pacific were Intwestsd In the sale of certain share of stork of the New York Centra railroad at th Urns they wars sold to th Union Pacific. Otto Kahn Will Bs Csmpslisd te Talk, New York, April I. It waa said on seemingly good authority in thla city tonight that Die Interstate commerce commission would ask for an order compelling Otto H. Kahn to answer tha question tha! hs refused to answer at tbe hearing hero. These questions were mainly In regard to what Interest the directors of the Ihkra Pa. eifle taaj in the stocks that were turned over to that road by Kuhn, Loeb and company, of which Mr. Kahn Is n member. Another question that the com mission will ak Mr. Harrlman. It I aald, la what he paid for tha St Joseph and Grand laland Mock that be sold to the Uhlnn Pacific. Argument will be heard by the circuit court on the petition for the orders. If tbe decision la against the commission, an appeal. It la said, will be made to the United Staten supreme court. PEARY GRANTED A AFTER THE GRAFTERS Wm. E. Wtison of Boulder, director Arthur of Deuver, secretary end n director. Imvld H. imwreno of Denver, engineer, alleged to have made favorable reports on th lost bulikm proper- Federal Juries at Work Three of the ty Western States, SEC. METCALF GIVES ER A THREE-YEAR- COMMAND- LEAVE. Anothar Attempt Will Be Made Thie Bummer te Reach tha North Pela. oooooooooooooooo O P Sew Washington. April Metcalf today granted O the application of Commander O Robert E. Peary for a three- O years' leave of abeeno, the O time to be spent In polar explo- O ration. O O O rotary C O O O O O O O oooooooooooooooo New York. April I. The application of Robert K Peary for leave of absence of three yearn, which was approved today by the secretary of the navy, hen uncovered the fact that Commander Pry purposes to make another attempt thl summer to reach The throe years' the north pel leave of alisenr during which he made bin famous journey to the farth-erepoint north ever reached hr man 87 degrees 6 minute expired lari Sunday and the new leave begins at once. It In expected the start will be made some time In June. Funds rereMsry for the next trip to the north pole have not yet been obtained in adequate quantity, hu! It la no uneasiness la stated that an to that. Mnrrlr K. Jessup and another well known man of wealth, who caused hla connection with the enterfurniahed prise to tse kepttherocret, 11 TiO.Onn for the practical!'- - al purchase' of the Roosevelt and the lh-r- (Continued v on Page Pour.) Dinver. April f John J. O'Hara, a mlniug pronniu-r- , wliu waa Indicted by tii- at grand Jury in l'usblo butt wm-- on the iiharge of using the malls to defraud, was ai" raigned before fulled Stales Comm Sanford C. llinsdule in this city today aud released upon furnishing a bond of IS.Ufld to inaurs his appearance for trial In the United Stats dia trttit court. On complaint of James Wilkinson of Providence. R. 1., an Investigation of O'Hara'a opera I Ions waa mads by Chief Inspector K U McKee auj Field Inspector W. T- Gregg- Of n doreu or mors propertb-- wblch O'Hara located In Oakland, Nevada and promoting th invest lgatlnn disclosed, it la alleged, that only on or two gave any evidence of th values which had been glowingly set forth In tha literature which was sent through the mails to prospective In remora. O'Hara began operations two Sears ago by organising tha Modern Securities aud Investment and the Gold Bond Investment company, both with in Denver, and of which be waa secretary and treasurer. Propertius secured by these companies for nominal aunts. It Is said, wars placed In pusseMina of subsidiary companies, Incorporated with 1,500,00(1 share each, of which 1,000.000 woald ha offered to Investors ostensibly to raise funds for development purposes. vry little development work, the government agsou Maori, waa over done and that which wna done was undar th sola management of O'Hara, who charged rates very much higher than tha average paid for such work. Indictments against other promoter ars r ported to have bean found by th Pueblo grand Jury, hut the profits from O'Hara'a operations, which are aetimated at IRP.OUO, at aald by th government agents to have gone t him alone. "It is the beginning of th and of th mining fakes," aald a government official today. We will keep np the Investigation until every one of tb,m la driven to the wall. Thar Is nothing that Injures tha mining Industry ao much aa such fakes, and Intend to rid tha onuntry of them as quickly aa possible." - s head-qunrto- ra Another Promoter Indicted. Topeka, Kaa April f. Following hla Indictment of tha charge nf using th malls to defraud, returned by the federal grand Jury, H. H. Tucker, Jr., of Cherryvale, Has., secretary and promoter of tbe Uncle Ram Oil Company, who was emitted 1st last night In Kansas City, was arraigned In the United States district court ham thla afternoon. Judge Pollock fixed Tuckers bond at $15,000 and at 8 o'clock h, left for Kansas City, In company with an officer of the court, to secure bail. It la charged In tha Indictment lhat Tucker hu sold about 1,200,000 (cash value), in stock In tha Uncle Ram company, with a par value of over Il0.0nn.000; that the sum nf about $20,000 already paid in dividends .was taken from the receipts ol stock anlaa and not from the earnings of tha company and while this was going on Tucker was tiring the mulla to ncconw pllsh the sale of more Rtock; also that the assets of the cnmimny are now $150,000 less than the money rocelved from the sale of stock. lhtnton fi. Plnklna of Denver, tisorge 8. Dubuts of Denver. A. C. K cobles of Denver, president of the Bern titles Investment and Mining: company. Tlu two Dubois war arrest ad In Pubelu, Cameron and Wilson ml Boulder. and th rest In thin city. IsNi Dubois was superintsadant of the company and In credited In th company prospect us with having die covered ths ulus through the aid of a Ysqui Indian, who knew of th ulna from atort h told hy th Indiana Kneablss, It In charged, bad no direct oouiiecTlou with the company, but la said to hsv amputated the ml Bullion company of the to the property In New Mexico. Blackman and Levon were arrest sd soma time ago whan tha government official first started an lnvsstisntlon Into th affairs of the Lost Bullion company and are awaiting trial on chargee filed at that time. Tbs govern mant officials assert that the alleged mine Is nothing more tliaa on uld rav and that It has no value as a mine. Some of the men under am-s-t say that a large colli oompaay is behind tlirir arrest because ths mine la located on Utslr range and the Ixwt Bullion company controls ths water In that vicinity. Tha Lost Bullion Spanish Mine la Incorporated under tbs company laws of Arisooa and Is rapttollMd at It Is claimed that daring $10, Ouo. the two months Umt the .company did iiurineis more Umn $0,000 worth of alack wan sold . ELECTION oom-pan- Conduct of the Ruef Lawyer is Most Reprehensible Ron Franrtono, April 9. Four talesmen wars examined today la (ha Ruaf trial. Two of (ham withstood the qualification tests and were pMssd into tha box as probation jarors. They were James Otis, a commission met" chant, and fieamoa Vsrnhagwa, a produce dealer. Tbe other two, Ffodarirk H. Coon, salMmaa, oad Theodore F. J. Kmi a grocer, ware aouaed for bias. Am a result of the days proceeding tha number of Jurors who hava qualified but are yal subjaot to peremptory challenge was Increased to asven, and five more tatoaiiwg remain to be examined before tha present y panel In exhausted and It became to draw a fresh panel of 109 or 200 from th regular Jury Hat or order a special venire from the body at the enunly. Tbe latament by (ho defense recently mod that It will izis ckw all of lta ten peremptory challenges Is taken to mean that none of tbs seven Jurors thus far passed Into th box will bs permitted to try th nso-ssar- COM. Th WM feature of todays proceeding a heated encounter by Special Prosecutor lllrmu Johnson and Henry Ach of aotmenl for Ruef and repealed admonition to Ach by Judge Dunn that hi conduct wm "most rP rshenalMe. Attorney fihortrldqa Absent. Ran Pilmdsco, April 9. When the (rial of Abraham Ruef wna resumed today ana of hta aonnesi. Samuel fihrot-ridg- CUBA SET wm absent. Rr. Hbortridr sent (bo explanation that hi wU to OKtoualy UL Talesman Frederick fi. Ottos, a i men, wm OMinlaed. ' F wa nrily passed until tha roll la produced In evidence that he Is oa tha nsssaa mint list James Otto, a commtosloa an t, wm neat examined. In the conns of aa aahauetive examination by (he dufenM, Otto admitted that be Md gained from newspaper reading a vary atreng Impression that Ruef wm a dishonest and corrupt bios. ' But,' said the Juror, "I could put that Impression aald long enough to give Mm a fair trial. Though Ach'a question wm adroitly put. It apparently roused tbs IndignaDont Mk any tion of the court, more questions on that point, Judg Dunne. The most Interesting Incident thus far In tha trial of the case happened when Mr. Ach Mkid Juror Oti whether If any contributions to the prosecution had been mode that fact would Influence his attitude toward the defendant. Mr. Johnaon angrily objected to the question and questioned th sincerity of the dsfetuto In liking it. "The gentleman knows, he declared, "that not one quarter of a penny he canhu been ao contributed, andwitness to not produce any reputable the contrary. He dues not attempt to support hla Insinuation, which wm made purely for the purpose of railing a slur upon counsel for th people." Ach In a sarcastic rejoinder, excepted the harangue of the counsel for the proseriitlon. "Will you name your Informant?" demanded Mr. Johnson. "None of your bualneaa. shouted art-hea- Island Will Be Turned . Over to Cubans Next Year. $. 4, 1801, Havana, April that July It appears tonight will ba ths day when the control of Cuban affair to given bock to th Cuban people. The liberal ore anxious that th final elections' b held In Deneniber. 1907, and the government turned over May 20, 1908. the annlverMry of the Inauguration of the first Chan repsb-lie- ; they also want th municipal and provincial alertlona held rimultaaeoua ly. Tin conservatives, on the other hand, derira that the final election be held later titan next Dsoamber and that the munlclio and provlnlnal election he held els month apart In view of this divergence of desire a compromise which will result In tbs turning over of tbs control of Cuban affairs oa th eoo-mand- American holiday is probable. It fa known that fiooretary Taft Insists upon a thorough census, considering such a step absolntely necessary tmfore anocemful election can b held. This undoubtedly will require more than four months, (he estimate mode by the llberala. Consequently, the municipal elections would fall lo Octoiier or November, but aa Decem- Ach. I will any. Mr. Ach, observed the court, "that I think It would he a much more manly and honorable procedure for you to assist the court by naming your Informant than for you to cast out these Insinuations." Mr. Ach. much excited, mode thla reply: "I except to toe remarks of (ha court. I know my business a aa attorney, and I don't need any toctnre from the court or from anybody also m to my manliness. 1 Mr. Ach finally took hi are several admonitions by Judge Duns, who Informed the attorney that hit conduct wm "moat reprebentobtu. COAST TO COAST ON ARABIAN STEED , War Department Will havu tha fid Mad t Toot the Endurance of ths Heroes. v y aro-stot- E IN Man Up for Contempt April 9. L G. Chapman, manager of the Barber Lumber I the month far harvesting the company 1 In Jail tonight, committed ber it la recognised that elecfor contempt by United Stales Diatrlct sugar Incrop, October or November ars tions he will An application Bestty. Judge aa they would pretty thormade at once to Circuit Judge Gilbert at the community at disorganise oughly habes of writ a for corpus. Portland Just the time when th greatest numUnited a States weeks some grand ber of mD are needed In the fields. For Jury has bcn Investigating the manThe wishes of the planters will b ner In which the Bather lumber com- heeded, and the next Cuban sugar crop amount pany oMalne.l title to a large will be gathered under American conof timber land owned by It on Boise trol. Mr. Chapriver and lta tributaries man subpoenaed to bring In all th hooka, letter, chock stubs and other Taft Communicates With Roosevelt. records of th company. On hla deHavana, April 9. That there will murring he was ordered by the court be no elections In Cuba before nest on Saturday last to bring In all the year we the urgent request made by records touching upon acquisition of a committee of the conservatives upon title to lands. Ycrtcrday he appeared Secretary Taft today. The members before the Jury with book and papers of this committee, among whom are containing such reonrds. A question some of the strongest men in Cuba, then arose whether the Jury should be argued that Culm today was torn by permitted to examine the entire con- political passions and that at toast tents of the bonks and papers or only one year must pane before these can stick features as were pointed out by subside and elections be carried out Mr. Chapman as being connrfd with In s manner creditable to both the the subject or the Inquiry. On the ap- United StMa and Cuba. The only oilier desire regarding til data explication of District Attorney Ruick. rethe broadened order, by the coraervatlro committee Beatty pressed Judge all the wm that Cuban Independence be requiring Mr. Chapman to bring f the established before the expiration. Debooks anj other record and requiring him to permit the cember 19. or the present reciprocity On la grand Jury to examine them fully. to- treaty. In order that Cuba may le of a position to treat for a renewal advice of hla attorney. Chapman day formally refused to comply with this treaty. The committee urged the Importance the order. He was then committed to cutrtody. loiter the Judge authorized nf bolding municipal elections first the marahall to give him the freedom and the other elections mibsequently, separately or together as Mr. Taft of the Jail. The Barber Dumber company la con- might, think best. Secretary Taft will communtoai trolled by James Barber of EncJaire, with President Roosevelt tonight .by Wla., and others. telegraph end he probably will make s statement tomorrow. Consequently Ten Men Arrested on Indictments. Denver, April 9. Ten men who have great expectation prevails. Although the committee of Insurbeen connected with he exploiting of the Dost Bullion Spanish Mine com- gent generals that conferred with Sectheir pany. which claims to own a fabnlona-l- retary Taft yesterday reiterate that Mr. Taft premised rich min nar Silver City, New statement l today hy FedMexico, were (Continued on Page Four) eral officer on indict incnla rriurned Dole. ACH IS YERY lrn Bela LEAVE OF ABSENCE HENRY ing conspiracy to defraud and using the malls foe fraudulent purposes. Alt wers rsiessed in bonds at $,000 each. Th following are names of tiwee taken In custody: G. 8. Blackman cf Denver, fiscs! agent of ths Duet Bullion company. W. B Cameron of Boulder, Colo., former vice president. K. C. Huul of Denver, former prsti-dsn- -- ai 1 oat. If Harry Thaw believed he wu 'he instrument of Providence, who will ray he was mistaken T1 the defendant He declared Jharden of proof as to Thaw's OBITUARY by tiie federal grand Jury la aaaoton at Pueblo butt wet L. Two Indictments were returned against each one, charg- T S-- D-I,- PLEA FOR THE LIFE OF THAW PRICE FIVE CENTS Junction City. Km., April 9. See-m- l E. R. W. MrOab of cavalry at Port Riley, oa lieutenant the Sixth penial duty, has received notice from Washington that he baa been selected to make a ride from Portland. Ore., to New York, on an Arabian atalfioh. Tbe purpose of thla long ride is to teat the endurance of this breed of horses with thi- - view of determining their value aa eavalry hore. lieutenant McCabe expects to be ordered to Port lend within the next two week. He will be accompanied hy an ordtrlr. and they will travel overland with their full Held equipment The distance from Portland to New York la 8.191 miles by rail. The mu IJentenant McCabe will follow probably will he longer than that. |