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The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
The barns OF !. q. Mcdonald a Son, ON
Wnrren-nNe nenr ne Mcdonald

road, were destroyed by nrt Ihte
Thursday night. Fifteen horses were
rescued, but 10 tons OF hay. a straw
stack near the barn. and several sets
uf harness were burned. The damage
Is estimated at $1,000. one old
horse. stopped At a trough while leav-
Ing the burning barn ana leisurely
took drink
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Busineas-IIke Printing. No fuss ano
no feathers The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co., is
Jahn R-st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
The Waters Fine.

When in doubt go in swimming
Chicago News.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
CURRENT PALAVER
OF The POLITICIANS
AMUSE M ENTS.


Aid. Heineman and Owen have been
Endorsed by the First ward Republican
committee.
Michael w Mcclure formerly alder
man from the Eleventh ward, may
contest the Democratic nomination for
city clerk with Judge Horton.
Republican state central committee
Headquarters will be opened Monday
In rooms Nos 1915 to 1920 Ford build
ing. Dennis L. Award will be in
charge.
levi GettiHgtnn- the Marquette
saloon SAYS that-he has placed sew
eral bets at odds OF 800 to SIS that
Bradley beats Warner for the Repub-
lican gubernatorial nomination.
Candidates who will stand for a
touch have an excellent opportunity
to pay for the privilege Saturday even
ing. The Independent Voters" OF the
First precinct, First ward, hold a
smoker at No 80 Larned-st. east. This
IS the saloon OF VIM. O'Keefe.
DE- Curtiss, candidate for Repub~
lican nomination for the legislature
saws hundreds of friends are hooking
tn his banner He Is now looking Tor
a campaign manager and VIII soon
omen. up committee rooms. Mr. Cur
,iss is a strong advocate OF municipal
Ownership.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
John IuOsk, ~ years old, whose home In
ni Ne. 81 Pulnski-st., In the Eigh-

tecnth ward, lett his bed about ?
o'clock, Friday morning: 20 open a
window. He lost his balance and
toppled through the opening 10 the
ground 20 feet below. He was
taken TO 81. Marys hospital In East
End ambulance, suffering from
sprnined midi md a crushed toe.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Band conccrtss Friday evening and
Saturday AFTERNOON, Belle Isle.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
The estate of the late William q. Me-
William pnId Into probnte court THUR

Gay afternoon an inheritance tax or
Sl.S2s.4s. This amount was based on
a net valuation OF $4,000. The in
yentOry showed the estate 60 be
worth 100000, but this amount was
greatly reduced by debts. Al the
time Of his death Mr. Mcmillan had
not received any of the millions OF
his father, the late Senator Mcmillan.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Mrs. Harriet Perry, aged IS. once
wealthy, died fn Eloise ThurSdnS,
where she had lived for two years.
daughter OF VIII EisenlOrd, once
proprietor of the Elsenlord hotel.
now known as the Morgan house.
Mrs. PSrry's daughter died about hVe
years ago, and since that time she
has hnnn dene infant ON frlnnns.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

Aid. Heineman and owen have been
Endorsed by the First ward Republican
committee.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
C. lEIOICH cr,.m nas
Tor tickets d besths nm lake ste anne r.

PuT-IN-BAy EXCURSION Every Day.
Tfn,er- MISUNDERSTANDING ut Coion-
inI. Week Days Soc; Sunday 75c. round
trip Cedar Point and sspdusky week
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
Sunday Excursions August %,
via
Michigan Central.

AZ following low fares for the round
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
$40 to CLEVELAND

VIA pLI-Is -NAf. str. Frank r.. iNirby
leaves n n. M. sunday, n. an. Home .
q m Ashley & Dustin. foot First
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
coarse black ssawx. was lei. ON the

doorstep OF DR. II. {. Judson No. an
SiNth-st. Thursday night. The doc
tor declined 10 accept the charge and
Miss Grace Whitmorea ~ young wom-
an who passed that way, took the
founding 10 her home at No. AIS
Grand Rivcr-ave.. temporarily. The
police were notified-aRd- the-infant
was turned over 10 the Foundlings'
-Hcme. There is no clue to the iden-
- - 4. - n ,rViaf -
The Detroit times., 1908-08-21

I0C, I5G. Csc and 45o
Fuiton's Renal Compound for
Nfrnwy-trvubses-
OF NIL cases. FuItOn's Conn
pound for Diabetes,
$1.OO and ST.. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
DARING BURGLARS
STEAL A FORTUNE
FROM MILLIONAIRE

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Charlos D..
Wayntor. millionaire and one % the
hest rifle shots IN She world was
beaten over the head with a black
lack aud robbed Of $4,000 last
night in his home IN Borough Park
Three daring burglars committed
the crime. and Tayntor's wife and
three children were forced tu stand
by and Witness the crime The
burglars entered the house while an
we're asleep. Tuyutor was rem
dored unconscious with "a blow. and
the rest OF the family held up az the
point OF rcvolvcrs while the burg
lars filled their canvas sacks Tayu-
tor recovered consciousness before
the burglars finished their job, but
he found himself looking into q re-
volver an the time.
When one Of the burglars was
taking Mrs Tayntor's wedding ring
her husband protested The burg
lar gwffly told him To shut up bot
one Of the robbers objected, declar-
ing he could appreciate the scnti-
mental value OF the ring Tayntor
nearly lost a finNcr because he could
not take off "a ring, nH one of tho
burglars wanted to take q off Win
hts pocketlnifc. The ring WAS fin
ally removed with the aid of soap.
There ~ little hope that the burg
lars win be- caught, as every deuoil
of the robbery was carefully planned
aud miscarried la no particular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
MANCLED BODY OF
OLD WOMAN STIRS
CROWD TO LYNCH

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. e--ihe
body of Miss Maggie Moiinu. an
aged woman. lies IN the morgue
today. the latest victim OF the
street cars ~ this city. Miss Me
linn was struck last night by a
Valencia u. car. dragged 80 feet
under the trucks aud literally cut
Ia half by the iron wheels. The
sight of the gray.haired woman
lying llfolcss under the car while
a wreckine crew was on its way
10 tho scene 80 anEcred the crowd
that gathered that the motorman,
]. n. Lance. was attacked and but
for prompt action by the police,
would have been lyuchod.
After rope had been secured
from nearby store. a rush was
made for Lance hy the mob. and
the motnrman ana two policemen
we're knocked down and trampicd
AZ that instant the wrccking crew
and two additional policemen ar
rived and Lance was rescued.
The body OF Miss Melinn was
mangled beyond recognition. All
the limbs were broken. the skull
fractured and the legs severed
from the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09

pounds less than the mnrderess
The manicurrd nails IN no way ~.
semblcd the uncared for fingers Of
Mrs Guinness
Il have not the slightest doubt
that the woman planned and exc.
cuted the murder Of her children.
substituted the corpse for herself
and flrrd the house She probably
fired by a sla~ working fuse. This
would give her several hours start.
and she vas probably Ia Chicago
AZ lhe hour the house burned
Prosecutor Smith has care
fuils prepared mass % seemingly
convincing evidence against lam
pheFe. who was found Ia a hollow
tree the morning ~ the fire Ne
saa seen running from The dlrec
tloa Of the house
Tho alihf for tamphcrr g. that
he waa Ia the house ~ a ncgrraa At
the hour che fire vas discovered
The ncgreaa will subatanitate his
STORY. Worden declares
The FIRST move by tho defense
was the demand that the indict.
muui agaiuai iAmphefe be- qaashcd
The court after hearing the muilun.
announced that itA decision in the
matter would BE- temporarily with.
held
The first panel % IS vcnlrcmen
Was then examined and quickly
disposed nf Preparations we're
made tu summon 81 more iurymru.
u b. expected that the impanelllnE
~ the jury viii occupy the entire
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
MURDER FARM TRIAL Is ON

LApoRTE. Ind. Nov 9 II d six
months since the world gssped with
horror az the revelations following
the Investigation az Murder Farm.
the home 90 she arch fond. Bella
Guinness. who made human butch.
cry a science,
To-day. ia the Iaportc county
court house Ray Iamphere. eN.
farmland and lover of che modern
norsia. is on trial charged With
mnrlerng the multi murdercsa and
her three children and with Trims
the Guinness home
An army of Witnesses has been
suhpoeuaod by prosecution and 81.
fcuae. and both slides 50 90 trial
coufdent ~ victory Tho evidence
against lampherc ia entirely cir.
Cumatantial and is apparently con.
tudicted By the kuown facts rc
garding Bella Guinness and her
crimes.
Il Is claimed By Attorney II W
Worden. % enc defense. that Mrs
Guinness Is alive. and bis defense
10 based upon an allhl ard me the.
DRY that the woman. forced % the
vail BY the kpowiedEa that Lam.
pierre knew ~ her crimes. planned
the murder og her chilafcn and the
substitution Of another body FOR
her own. Co throw susplcion upon
the man she feared
70 know said Worden. that Tho
headlssa trunk 81 the woman found
In the ruins aas not that ~ Bella
Gunmesa IL waa the trunk 81 a
woman who ia life weighed z 8 OF 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
Unloading of Dynamite Is
a Menace TO Public
Safety.

Some dRy there will be an ass.
fui explosion of some OF thia dyna
mite, maybe the entire cargo OF 80
or 100 tons viii explode as q re-.
suit OF the conclusion. and mil.
lion dollars will not begin 10 pAy
the expenses the city will bo put
20. declared Fire Marshal kellosF
today IN discussing the careless
method Of unloading dynamite and
other explosives from vessels 20
pliers along the water front
This is no new thing with me.
continued the fire marshal. for
within the past 10 years have
sent no less than ten proposal
ordinances on the subject 10 the
city council AZ one time II even
went 80 far that a committee was
appointed. and former Assistant
Ciiy Engineer Scott and myself
picked ont % ulte for a powder dneh
on the south tide flats. sufficiently
removed from ans buildings 90 ~
ducc possible damage from accident.
al explosion 10 minimum
Possibilities Awful.
These ordinances aud plans
have come 10 naught. through the
failure 81 the council 20 act. Some.
thing should BE- done u IL dan.
kofuuH practice 10 allow thls en-.
ploHiye 20 be unloadcd right M the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
PRISONERS SAW
WAY TOLIBERTY

RED BLUFF. Cal. Nov. g.
Sheriffs OF the surrounding
counties were notified today by
the local authorities 60 look out
for Garfield Ruth and John WIN.
lam. who sawed their way out
OF a cell IN the Trinity county
jail last evening The jail break
O. the sixth within a year In the
Trinity county Jail and IL is IN.
timatod that a searching iuyes,i-
CATION will follow
The two men, Ruth awaiting
trial on charge Of Grand larceny
and William for alleged higamy,
sawed the lock off their cell door
during the afternoon. and after sup
per. swung the door open aud as.
capped Their departure was not
discovered until an hour afterward.
and a posse was sent In pursuit
Among the prisoners who could
have taken advantage OF the break
We're Deputy Game Wardens Bond
and Carpenter, who are being held
on charges of numbering an In
dian hunter This Is the third time
these men have refused TO avail
themselves of a chance TO escape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
YORK POSTMASTER SHOT DOWN
GOMPERS SCORES TRIUMPH.
SAYS AWFUL EXPLOSION
CONSTANTLY EXPECTED

center OF our waterfront The
cargoes OF powder aud dynamite
average from 20 10 100 tons. aud u
BY accident one stick WAS diacharg
I'd, the entire cargo would uudoubt
eddy explode The probable results
can be readily imagined
The proper thing would be for
the city 10 build a powder house AZ
some poiut In the suburbs. where
there are no habllatioua and then
have ali the powder unloaded on
this pier Il could be placed In
charge ~ city official and made
a paying proposition by establish.
ing a reasonable storage fee This
would probably be less than the
storage now charged by the owners
Of the private piers
Tells Of One Accident
"nu one occasion while was
present there waa weasel unload
ms 100 tons Of dynamite az cen.
trally located pier and the bottom
dropped 0ut Of box ~ the cN
ploalve A dozen sticks M the
wharf. about 20 sticks fell 10 feet
% tho deck Of the vessel and the
remainder pumped into the water
II one single stick had exploded
the iug would have discharged the
entire cargo The picture Of what
would have eusned il too horrible
20 speah Of
Fire chief nrinRhufai holds the
same opinion. u ID said that some
ttepn will be taken By the clty
council 90 pass An ordinance pro.
tidinE Tor q municipal powder dock
=, some Isolated point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
FAULTY BULLETS
SAVE HIS LIFE

on the raised diaa, young ucu-
Ealuac dashed through the crowd,
ana holding a revolver three inches
from the governors body pulled the
trigger four times
The Maharaiah. who iH "a giant
aud renowned Tor his physical
strength picked the governor up
bodily and literally threw him
through "a door beyond the reach ~
the Assassin. pr Burton Frappled
With she assassin and received "a
blow over abe head from hia revolt
vcr but finally oyerpowvrod him 4
large number 90 HeuEalrs~. evident
lN present o. assist Ca tho aaHansina o.
ton. Fought their way out 81 the
hail ana escaped This in the THIRD
attowpt % assaHainatc Sir Andrew
n five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
To TAKE ANTI-SAL0ON
FIGHT To CONGRESS

DIES MONIES. la Nov s-Delo
gates from nine states In the Middle
West viii assemble Ia Dos Molnes
Tuesday az the conference ~ the
central district Of the American
AutiSaluon leagues. which includes
luwa Illinois. Missouri. Wisconsin.
Minnesota. South Dakota. Nebraska
Kansas and Colorado.
one ~ the chief matters FOR dis
cnagi0n viii be the preparations 20
secure IN congress the enactment Of
the interstate commerce act for
which a fight has been made many
wears without success. and whose
defeat M the last session 81 con.
gresa was laid az the door Of Speak.
81 Cannon, and used against him In
his recent contest for to election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
Delegation Meets, But Is
Unable TO Choose a
Candidate.

The King county delegation 10 tire
lower house Of she legislature net
this Afternoon 10 endorse = man for
discussed tire various car
aiassss Al length. took several bal
lets ~ithout result. ard finally
broke 80 IN what was almost a
row. The question % wire ~iil Get
the endorsement ls Gar from settled.
"a 10 shs general belief that bssors
a man ear be selected a ns~ eands.
dsss will have 10 he found. Z, is said
ths, the Palmer forces have ssa-
sssssa sseh course already, tire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
MORE ENEMIES
FOR UNCLE JOE
10y United prsss.l

CHICAGO. NOV q Enthusiasts
FOR the taguif waterway plan
are indignant today ne the speech
made by Speaker Cannon Saturday
night before the Bankers club, in
which he declared his opposition
10 appropriations for public works
the deep waterways Improvement
and the Panama canal The ludia
nation Is taking tho form N pian
10 work vigorously Tor he defeat
OF Uncle Joe for reelection as
speaker % the house. and the mem-
beers of the deep waterways Raa0.
citation are organizing today for mat
purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
SECRET ORDER
ARE ATTACKED

Secret and frsternal organize.
lions were denounced M the meet.
ing of the Methodist Ministerial aa.
sociatlOn this morning by tho Rev.
r. l.. Dyer of Konnydale. who said
that the orders were one Of the
most subtle tools employed BY the
devil
Rev. Dyers attack woa Inspired
By a paper read by Or J w Flesh.
ar tn support of the Methodist
brotherhood. n philanthroplc or
Rauizatlon which has already over
900 chapters IN the United States.
The Views gt Or Dyer differed from
the majority, however
r. g Lippy. who il vice prosi.
dent " the national organization.
outlined briefly the organization
plans Of the brotherhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
LILY LANGTRY CLEANS UP
Big SUM ON HORSE RACE

wnn on fhr horse fa tntHFaHflaN
Three days before tne cesafNa &c p.
rantni was second faNuFits At 60
Then q story st nut thAf no
haa run a trial With Az niarh a
Ne &C. . shot. and q wffl knuWN aufr
farer FROM cracked heels ard vas
practically Jeff standing Hnw tte
rHm1nr started ls mot elNaF anyway
there was a ruah a. NHt on Az hiaes
So ~ hours hH Htgud 3 "a Neutni
ainmprf tu 20 90 a. ths track
everyone expected 4 rare Between
Nff Black ard n horse called Pure
gam. WitH fhe resi- ~ the fteId no.
" here Instead NeHfbs wen easily
Tire crowd was fuFteus ft hiaaed
Lady De Battle vigorously when she
appeared tu lead in her horse Tho
l&ig dia not seem 60 minf She
had placed ttN.nAN on Vented while
ne stood - 20 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
EVERETT nan SUICIDES

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Nov. Be.
cause he was suffering from a
painful malady which be regarded
as lncurahle. VIM l. webb com
milted suicide By drowning himself
in the bay today tie came here
from Everett Wash. about tao
years ago and with hia wife ran a
small grocery store on Newton av
He had several times threatened
20 take bis life lie was 55 years
~ age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09

VANCOUVER. y. G.. Nov. g.
Through swltchmnns hlunder.
two heavily loaded street cars
crashed In the early morning fog
yesterday. killing both motormen
and severely lnluring score OF
passengers
The accident occurred at the
end Of the double track between
Vancouver and Westminster. n
WINS Swiiehman YDungs duty 20
hold the cars from Vancouver untll
the car from Westminster was on
the double track Instead. he gave
the car from Vancouver the signal
90 proceed and In few minutes
there was laundering crash
Motorman Murdoch Mcdonald was
instantly killed and Motorman A.
Jameson so badly injured that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
RAILWAY MAGNATES
WILL BE HONORED

Ia honor Of James j. Hin. chair
man OF the board OF directors Of
the Great Northern George Is Har.
hts. president Of the Chicago llur.
llngtOn a Quincy. Howard Elliott,
president of the Northern Pacific.
Louis W. Hill, uesifeut Of the
Great Northern and Darius Miller.
first vice president Of the Chicago.
burlington ~ Quincy, the trustees
Oi the Seattle Chamber Of Com.
MERGE ma Of the Alaska Yulfbnopa.
cinc exposition. viii give q banquet
Bf the New Washington hotel at z
o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
CHECK PASSER CAUGHT

BLAINE. Nov "A man giving
his name as Harry Field. of whom
there Is but little known here. has
been arrested on a charge of utter
ing a worthless 1900 check and
successfully passing IL on a firm of
Vancouver jewellers for six diamond
rings
The rings were found In his pos.
session when arrested. He will fight
eXtraditlun,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
BARRACKS BLOWN UP;
100 KILLED

PARIS, Nov IA special dis
patch from Belgrade says that a
band Of Bosnian refugees from
the mountains on Friday blew up
with dynamite the barracks az Kuu.
itza. a town Ia herzegovina situai
ed about so miles from the servian
frontier, killing no Germanapeak.
ing Austrian soldiers. The dispatch
aiao says that the Austrian papers
have suppressed this news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
To Retain Seven Deputies
From Force Now in
Office and Jail.

Gnvcn ~ the present deputies. em-
Bl0yca by Sheriff Smith in the sher-
lifts office ana JAN. viii retain their
positions when Sheriff elect Robert
n Hodge takes office Jan "a. 1908
They are William Rogers Bert'
We Wbcoler. George
Leighton. John Liner, George Han
bury and joe mn These are the
only ones Of the force of ~ deputies
Who VIII boz retained
Efficiency ana honesty areo the
qualification chiefly considered by
elect Hodge IN making hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
JAPANESE COMPANY
BEGINS RATE WAR

The Nippon fuHen kaiNha line ~
ateA mers. operating between japan
ESQ ports ana Seattle and Vancouver
and owned by JapaneHe capital has
begun a rate war which may be
fought fo "a finish between these
steamers and those % the Canadian
Pacific railway. operated IN direct
opposition fn preparation Tor this
thn Canadian has ordered the trans
fer 10 several 0fTta boats 60 Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
SIMPLY
SUFFERS FROM
HEART ATTACK

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-chlef Of Pc.
lice George N. 8hlppy suffered two
serious attacks Of heart failure n
nis office this afternoon. and iE IN
a critical condition.
The chief had been suffering
from an affection Of the heart for
some time. u 10 feared that me
present attack may prove fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09
Had $4,000 on Horse at
20 TO l-Will Return
10 the Stage.

LONDON, NaV 3 Wkth a capital
0f tea# soc. which she Won on her
horse Ysufni. fm the ceasr ifch ore
of thn hla British classics. taaN Ne
Battle enEa Affs Lily LAuEtrf. il
gUlu& back 2u tMe stage SHE wWuld
have Mane before. bat her last fEH-
ateieai venture ended 30 siaaetruuHiN
fhnt she lacked tte money HHFs
erai plays have beer offered her.
and new she ls locking Tor the
TIE story 81 how Lady Ds naths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-09

Tho American ship Erskme NJ
Phelps. which ended hor round the
Morn voyage here Yesterday had "a
run pmHrkahlo ban sew QA respects.
sho nude m trip in t8N DAYS f0om
tho Delaware BroakWator ana With
ont touching VI single port for
supplies on repairs, although SHE
onmO through some OF the toughest
wt0thcr that has ever been known
IN The storm ridden Straits of Ma
gellan.