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The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
AGED mine EXPERT
KILLED BY ROCKS
CAPT. TRETHEWAY, CALUMET &
hecLA suPERlN TENDE EMIT,
DIES FROM ACCIDENT.

CALUMET. Mich, Oct 15.-(Spe-
cial.)-Capt. VIM. s. Tretheway. aged
60, in charge OF all the mines OF the
Calumet Il Hecla Mining Go. OH the
Osceoia Amygdaloid lode. this morn
ing was killed by rock which fell ON
him from a skip" His hody was
frightfully mangled,
The blame for the captains death
has not yet been placed and the con
sengus OF opinion is that the tragedy
Was purely accidental.
Capt. Tretheway was one OF The best
known mining men of the district and
considered an authority ON copper. he
came TO the old Central mine, former
IL the greatest In this region, from
his home in England. many years ago
and established reputation for eff
cheney and foresight.
Great regret Is felt here over the
captains death, as he vas very popu-
lar with his men His wife survives
him
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
MEN WITH SAME NAME
WORRY PAYMASTER

NJ. Brecn had hard time drawing
his pay from the city this week There
are two Of him. one working in the
paving repair gang OF II. Conway. and
the other In that OF Foreman John
Burns. Both Breens drew the same
number in their respective gangs; also
they worked the same number OF
hours.
In the regular weekly rush. Burns
man Breen got the check belonging I'd
Conwey's hired m3n. He drew his
pay with light heart and went away.
But when The other Breen showed up.
he found his pay already drawn.
Then there was trouble and worry
for Paymaster Courville. The latter
had not noticed the fact that there
were TWO men OF the same name and
he had a hard time Strengthening ont
the tangle. Finally he had 10 call III
both foremen and then the matter was
solved Conway's Breen drew the
money belonging to Burns Breen and
ali was well.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
DETROIT WOMAN
IS IN L|MEL|GHT
DIST. ATTY. JEROME LOOKS INTO
RECORD OF "REv." CARO-
LINE FOOT MARSH.

District Attorney Jerome, Of New
York. has his hands full just now, In
vestieating the career Of the Rev.
Caroline Foote Marsh. high priestess
OF the New Thought church and school
in Brooklyn. who was a Detroit so
ciety belle 20 years ago. The present
Investigation has to do largely with
her alleged connection with several
corporations In the get-rich-quick class
No less than IL Of the companies she
has been instrumental in organizing
are now extinct, IL Is said. Many
members OF the New Thought church
In Brooklyn are said to hold worthless
certificates Of stock in these concerns
and even some Standard OIL maghates
are, reputed to have been interested
by Mrs. Foote-Marsh.
The latter's mother and her brother
Frederick. both we'll known in Detroit
society, are living In the fuller. They
are watching developments In New
York, and have nothing to say fol
publication.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
SEVERAL THEFTS
REPORTED TO POLICE

Richard Hesse. No. 244 Congress-st.
east, reported to the police, Thursday,
that he had been robbed OF $50 in
Paul Germans notorious saloon, No.
100 Michigan-ave., Wednesday night.
The police are investigating the case
and arrests are likely.
Shortly after Thomas Barron, No.
583 Medbury-ave.. reported the theft
of $50 from q trunk. the money was
found In the possession OF boarder
Barron had suspected. Barron was
satisfied TO get the money back and
refused to prosecute the boarder. The
latter, however, has sought other quar-
tiers.
Mrs. Irene Taylor. No. 345 Randolph;
ST., complains that sometime between
April 20 and Oct. IL, a 500 diamond
ring. a broadcloth coat and "a set OF
mink furs were stolen from the above
address, and there Is no clue to the
thief as yet She had stored the furs
and coat away for the summer and
when she went to get them out for
fall wear she found them gone.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
REV. c. l.. ARNOLD HAS
TENANT ARRESTED

AS result OF row between The
Rev. G. l.. Arnold. OF the Arnold home,
No. 10 Fort-st. west, and William A.
Kuser, who rents part OF the barn on
the premises as an auto garage. ku-
ser was given a ride In a patrol wegon
to police headquarters THURSDAY
morning. He was released without be-
ing locked up, and new he threatens
suit for damages. Or. Arncld claims
the rent Is not paid. and barrtcAded
the door. Kuser forced an entrance
by removing pane of glass. He
claims the rent is paid. When DIT.
Arnold found Kuser in the barn he
called an oficer. and the trip I'm the
wagon followed.
Peoples day--Noy. IA, 1909"
NThis is the emphatic manner which
Mayor Thompson has taken To I'M
press upon the, voter the approaching
expiration OF many OF the ID. u. r.
franchises. He had II painted Thurs
day morning on the big Kantsr build
ing Sign.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
Same Clergyman Ties
Three Nuptial Knots in
Stareis in One Day

STURGIS. Mich, Oct. 15.--(Spe-
cial.)--A very pretty wedding took
place at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Printz, when their daughter. Marie
was united I'm marriage to Wyman
Horam, Rev. MIR Manning officiating
A quiet wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lloyd
when their daughter, Elsie. became
the bride of Ray llibbard. Rev. Man
ming officiating.
Another wedding was that when
Geo. Hunt. OF Battle Creek. was unit.
ed in marriage to Ethel Anthony, Of
this city al the brides home I'm North
No,tawa-st., Rev. Mr.. Manning oficiet-
Ing.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-William J.
Bryan's promised announcement OF the
publication on Oct 10 Of the list OF
+ contributors TO the Democratic nation
al campaign fund resulted today, III u
statement over the signatures Of Chair
man Norman E. Mack and Treasurer
Herman Ridder that SPAS. 567.55 had
been received up 10 and Including
Oct. 8.
or this sum $l75,7l2.33 came in con
lributions OF 500 and more: Sis.
355.22 came in contributions Of less
than 500 and S42,500 was left over
from the Demoeratie-ea campaign ftfhd-
The statement shows that $2aJ,
962.SS has been spent and that the
balance on hand Is $22 ,604.67
A plea is made for 100000 add
| tional To carry on the remainder OF
the campaign.
Nathan Strauss and National Dem
ocratic club. $500 each; Norman +
Mack. $4,000: James n. Mcclure, John
w. Cox, Perry Belmont. :. Untermey
Ell. Jacob Dupert. De Lancey Nicoll
and w. +. Sheehan. $1,000; w. F.
Barns. $3.50; G. G.. s. Miller, $500; w
p. Mitchell, Bourke Cochran and JET
ferson Levy, $500; A. J. Elias, $500;
II. &. Lehman and John Stanchfield
$3.50.
w. j. Bryan gave s4.046. as the Com
moner's profits, and Senator Clark
gave $4,000.
Checks for $1,000 came from Guy B.
Tucker, Arkansas: Melbert ID. Cary
and A. Mcneil, Connecticut; NJ. f.
C,,1I
kins; Illinois; Thomas Taggart, In
diana; f. o. Wood, Michigan; F.. +
Goltra. ID. X. Francis and NJ. G.. Wet
more, Missouri, and others.
Mr.. Mack announces that subscrip
lions received of 500 or more will be
published daily. beginning Oct. 10.
Other Contributors.
Among the other contributors are
Hon. Charles j. Hughes. $4,000:
Hon. r. M. Patterson, $1,000. District
of Columbia-Columbia Democratic
club, $500. Georgia--Gov. Hoke Smith,
$3.50. Illinois-P w. Burns. $500; =
w. Chambers. 500; Geo. +. Dickson
$3.50; Judge s. L. Dwight, 500; ED.
ward F. Dunno. $500; Nj. +. Dunlap,
81 900. Neutrality-suspicious. Secretary
prey Woodson, 500. Maryland-T
II. Shriver. 800. Michigan-W. K.
Hurt, $780, Missouri NJ Dockery.
500: ID. II. Francis. $1,000 Montana
# j. Walsh. $500; w. b. George,
$500; r. s. Ford. $1,000. Oklahoma
X. l.. Owen. $1,000. Ohio-M. f. In
gals. $1,000. Pennsylvania-D. Cor
don Bromley $1,000; Charles Fl.
Dougherty, $500; +. ~ Nicol, $500.
South Carolina--B. X. Tillman. 5000.
Tennessee--Commercial Appeal. 800.
Wisconsin,. J. Hogan. $1,000. Wyo-
ming-John K. Osborne. $1,000. Utah
Hon. Jesse Knight, $500.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
TRAVELLING BAG
FOR EACH TIGER
PRESENTATION WILL BE MADE
At CITIZENS BANQUET SAT.
URpAV EVENING.

There seems to be trining mix up
over the presents to be made the pen
ant-winning Tigers by the city.
A committee was appointed 10 ar
range for the Tiger banquet Saturday
evening and also to choose suitable
presents. They did not settle the lat
ter question quickly. and Mayor
Thompson stepped In and ordered %
travelling bags at Sl2 apiece, with the
consent OF one member OF the. CON-
mittee.
The committee got together Thurs
day, and decided to stand by the
mayor rather than have any mix-up.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
COPS TO TESTIFY
IN MOORE SALOON
PROSECUTION
FIRST CASE ON TRIAL IN JUDGE
coNNoLLYs coURfW. D..
soUTHWick is GIVEN STIFF
cRossexAMiNATIoN.

The first OF dozen or more saloon
cases against II. f. Moore, No. IA
Farmer-st.. whose place has been d
target for William ID. Southwich. les
see of the Wetnerbec building. came
on for trial before a jury in Judg2
Connolly's court, Thursday. Nearl,
the entire forenoon was secured I'm get
Ting an appropriated jury, the attor
neys for both sides going into the
question OF prejudice very carefully
Every man examined was asked II the
FAC; that Moore was com planned
against while other saloons were al
lowed to violate the law would make
any difference with his verdict. The
majority answered In the negative
Assistant Prosecutor Hanley was on
hand for the people. Moore was rep
resented by Attorney Abe" Sem
pliner.-
The charge In this particular case
was that Moore kept open after Ii
o'clock on the night OF Aug. /. Mr.
Southwick was the first witness and
was on he stand for more than an
hour. There were sharp, wordy tits
between him and Attorney SemplineI
at times. but Mr.. Southwici; always
managed 10 hold up his end fairly we'll
He was armed with a bullying pocket
full OF letters, memoranda copies OF the
liquor law and other documents
On The night complained OF. he said
he was working late In his Office and
on leaving saw two women enter
Moore's place. about ll:l5 y. IN. Lat
er he saw a man go In and reported
10 the policeman on the beat that
Moore was doing business. This po
liceman and several others were on
hand as Witnesses. Southwick says
he may summon Police Commissioner
Smith in rebutal if he deems il neces
sary.
had with Moore In his office shortly
after Moore opened his place, on
which occasion he read Moore the law,
later sending him copy OF ii. Moore
had told him that he intended to obey
the law as IL had been amended by
the police department, which allowed
saioonkeepers to keep open on Sun
day during certain hours and. until
midnight on week days.
"You acted as Moore's teacher, then
didn't your" asked Attorney Semp
liner, becoming facetious.
mo, sir, was HIS friend answered
Southwick.
The defense partially revealed its
hand when Sempliner asked South.
wick.
Did Mr.. Moore tell you that he had
been informed by the police depart
ment that he could keep open during
certain hours on Sunday and until
midnight other days and that that was
the law"
Mr.. Southwick said Moore might
have made such statement.
Southwick admitted that one OF his
reasons for prosecuting Moore was
that the saloon Injuries his business.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
DEMOCRATS FLASH
COIN TO WAGER ON
FAv0R|TES
ONE MAN OFFERS TO BET $1,000
THAT THOMPSON WINS, AN
OTHER SAME AMOUNT THAT
WARNER is $4,000 BEHIND TAFT

The campaign in Michigan and es
pecially in Detroit has got to the bet
ting stage. Two offers OF large wag
ers have already been made, both by
supporters of Democratic candidates.
One OF these is $1,000 that Gov.
Warner will run $4,000 votes behind
Taft in Michigan. The gentleman who
makes this offer does not wish to APP
pear as campaign bettor, but his
money is up and ready to be covered
by Warner supporters.
Another bet, which Is posted in the
Lafayette-ave. saloon Of John c. Gar
vey. Democratic candidate for alder
men in the Sixteenth ward. is $1,000,
even money, that Thompson will de-
feat Breitmeyer
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
BOARD WALK VICTIM
CONVALESCENT. SKIPS

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Oct. To-
Recovering from the injuries inflicted
upon him in August last, when he was
fired upon by an unknown assailan'
while riding in s)lling chair on the
board walk late al light with Mrs. w
s. Williams. Baltimore beauty
Charles h. Roberts millionaire presi
dent of the National Supply Co., IN
Baltimore. hurriediy departed from the
city last night.
The police, who made complete
failure OF strenuous efforts TO ascertain
the identity OF the wealthy Balti
morean's assailant. knew nothing OF
his going "
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
turkeys Balm Financial.

PARIS, Oct 15.-It Is believed here
that the international conference un
the Balkan situation. which Is now
ri garded as certain, will be limited ca
the ratification OF private arrange
mentg.
The matters to be settled between
Turkey and the powers probably Will
be the recognition OF the independence
OF Bulgaria and the annexation OF Bos-
mia and Herzegovina as accomplished
facts; the annexation OF Crete to
Greece through the intermediary or
the four powers. under whose protec-
ton Crete has been the opening o.
the Dardenelles; the abandoning or
the Austrc.Hungarian tutelagc Owe
Montenegro and. If possible. soinc
sort OF satisfaction 20 Seryia.
IL IS declared here IN competent
quarters that Great Britain. provision
al upon the consent of Turkey. Is now
ready t. see the Dardanelles opencf
10 certain =: the powers.
Turkeys com ensation from all
quarters is to he largely financial.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

In q mectlng OF the Ways and means
committee. Thursday morning. 1t was
decided to include In the estimates
sl,03f TO pay the bond OF County
Treasurer Robertson, and also tho
bond OF tho incoming treasurer. which
is exacted by the state TO insure the
safe keeping OF the states share OF
the county taxes. Auditors Buhrer
and Christian opposed the payment of
the bond. but the committee was unsn-
imous. holding that while the county
paid the bonds for all the county OH
GERS. there was no reason why tho
treasurer should nor be treated the
same.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
PRESIDENT AT WORK
ON ANNUAL MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-President
Roosevelt Is hard at work on his an
nual message to congress. He has
been going over. departmental matters
with several of the cabinet officers
during the last few days, although the
bulk OF the work will not be done
until after election. Secretary Gar.
field was at the White House today
with some matters which the presi'
dent desired to incorporate In his mes
sage.
Mr.. Garfield returned today from a
brief stumping tour In the east.
Il spoke in New York eight times
Yesterday" said the secretary OF the
interior, "and there was enthusiasm
ON every side. have no fears for the
outcome in that state"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
BRYAN GRATIFIED AT
NEBRASKA RECEPTION

HEBRON, Neb., Oct. 15.-Wm. Jen-
nings Bryan yesterday experienced
more enthusiasm among the crowds
than at any time OF the present cam.
paign. Hosts OF old friends, who had
heard him from the stump during the
last 20 years. were on hand at various
points OF his tour He made 80
speeches in all. At the days end, Mr..
Bryan expressed himself as being
tContinued I'm Page Five.)
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
DENIS. NOW HAVE
s248,O00 IN THE
CAMPAIGN PURSE
JENNINGS BRYAN KEEPS
PROMISE TO REVEAL NAMES OF
DoNoRs-PLEA FOR 100000 Ap-
OPTIONAL.
BRYAN VICTOR IN
A BALTIMORE STRAW"

BALTIMORE. Oct, l5.-The
News, after a STRAW" vote in
seven theaters, and of / 900 bat
lots cast. announces 1907 were
for Bryan. or those voting. rs
stated that they had voted for
Roosevelt. Only 627 admitted
having voted in 1900 for Bryan.
On the strength OF this straw"
the News predicts majority OF
100000 for Bryan in Maryland.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
Col. tucker IN Collapse.

CHICAGO. Oct. l5.-Secluded In
her rooms az the AUDITORIUM Annex,
Mrs. william +. Tuvker, with her
mother. Mrs. John A.1ogan, today is
waiting to hear whether her husband.
Col. William r. Tucker, IL alive or
dead.
Tucker. arrested on a charge of wife
desertion while on his way to Hot
Springs for treatment, and who was
allowed to 90 to st. Louis when he
promised to return to Chicago for
trial, Is In q state OF collapse.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
EXPLOSIVE I'M sroNs-

PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. l5.--In
some manner a particle OF dynamite
got mixed with some refuse In the
United states immigration once In
the Grand Trunk depot and an explo-
sion followed the lighting OF flre In a
new stove. The top was blown OF and
the door and sides wrecked, but
though a scrub woman had narrow
escape. no one was injured. The i'm
migration oficers whisper of a plot
by immigrants, but the matter Is be-
lieved to have been an accident
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
EMPIRE STATE IS
sWAY|NG TOWARD
THE DEMOCRATS
HUGHES DEFEAT ACCEPTED BY
ROOSEVELT AS FoRsooNE CON-
cLUsioN-oHlo, ALSO is cAus-
ING MUCH WORRY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Two great
states. ordinarily Republican. are Civ
ing the administration as much wor'
~ rs all the rest OF the country put
together These are New York and
Ohio. Despite the optimistic reports
which are handed out by the presi-
dents callers regarding the situation
In New York. 1t can be stated OH The
authority OF a member of the presi.
dents cabinet thal the defeat OF Gov.
Hughes Is now looked upon AS a fore
gone conclusion. and the Ohio situa.
zion Is one which doesn't inspire con
iidence
'fne defeat of Gov Hughes would
cause no weeping or gnashing Of
teeth. we're Ii not Tor the fact that II
would involve other matters, which
are dear To the heart Of the president.
lie naturally desires New York 10 re-
main Republican Again the defeat
Of Hughes. ii IL Is accomplished by
The enormous figures which are pre-
dicted In some quarters. would come
dangerously close TO losing the state
for Taft. and that is II calamity that
Republican leaders do not contem-
plate with equanimity.
Danger Signals Out.
There are enough signals hanging
out In other parts of the country at
present TO cause them to worry. Wyo-
ming Democrats are proving trouble
some as are two or three other states.
In the northwest. Massachusetts Is
expected To poll big Republican vote.
but the antagonism OF organized labor
10 the head OF the state ticket there
Is causing much apprehension.
Strange Bed-Feilows.
The gubernatorial fight in New York
Is another illustration of the strange
bed-fellows made by politics. Ii is not
so very long ago that the enmity be-
tween the executive Offices ut Albany
and the White House was so keen
that no effort was made to conceal IL.
With Gov. Hughes eliminated as a
presidential possibility and his
strength as campaigner generally
recognized, there was rift in the
clouds.
Looks Like Lost Cause.
When Mr. Bryan became bother
some In addressing open letters to the
White House, quotations from Gov.
Hughes addressed were used TO smash
some of the Nebraskan's pet theories
between the eyes. Now the admins
tration Is DESTROYS OF aiding GOV.
Hughes, not only for his own sake,
out more especially for the benefit OF
Taft, but at the present time II looks
as though II Is a lost cause.
He may pull through" Is the way
one Of the presidents visitors today
expressed II.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
WAR DEPARTMENT RULES
ON FEEDING OF HORSES

The war department has made n
ruling rhar wifi be strictly enforced
at all garrison posts, hereafter. to the
effect that all officers drawing forage
pay for horses must certify TO the fact
that the horses are their sole property.
This f. believed to be an outcome OF
the threatened courtmartial at Fort
Wayne. II being alleged that officers
stationed there had acquired horses
only temporarily but fed them at gov
eminent expense.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
warrants for Alleged FakIrs.

u AS sequel to the alleged fake
wrestling match between Bobby"
Reakes and Walter Domchowsd.
known as the Polish Wonder" which
was pulled on In Al Days saloon and
gymnasium few days ago. william
r. skrzycki. who claims To have ben
done out OF s425 on the bout. Decured
a warrant from Justice Stein. ThufD-
day. charging the two participants and
Benny Klock with grand larceny.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
LIVELY SQUABBLE
OVER ALLEY OPENING

Whether private interest or business
interests should have the right of way
was the problem put up to the street
opening committee OF the council In
considering the opening OF an alley
east OF Lincoln-ave. and between Hol-
den-aye. and the railroad tracks.
Everyone in the neighborhood has
agreed that there must he an alley.
The Detroit Column Manufacturing
Co. wants to use as much OF Its ground
as possible and has suggested that IL
give up eight feet from the back end
OF It's property while the other prop
erty owners give up 10 feet from the
rear OF their lots.
This the latter refuse, claiming that
their property Is improved and that
they should have consideration on this
account
II WIN have 10 give I'D keeping bccs
If nv lot is shortened" said one man
to the committee
ut will ruin my garden and flower
beds" declared another.
Finally the committee gave IL up az
a bad Job and told the warning prop.
erty owners to get together In corner
and decide where they want the alley
to run
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

Quality alone considered. the bsos
and cheapest lager beer - foun0 ~
stroh's. It's reputation 10 foe< a.
1ls for q casA " rs
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

thap a womsn-except another WON.
an
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

A man should not only be the arch
itect, but also the builder, OF his own
fortune.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
Try to Harmonic Views.

LONDON, Oct 15.-Sir Edward
Grey. British foreign secretary, and
NJ. Iswolsky, Russian minister OF Tor
eign affairs, are having some dimcuhy
in harmonizing their views. They held
another long conference without reach-
ing an agreement as to the details OF
the program to be discussed at the
proposed International conferences TO
settle the Balkan difficulty.
There will be another meeting be-
tween the two statesmen today. M.
lswolsky having postponed his intend
ed departure TO this end.
II was declared at the foreign ONCE
that the alleged outline OF the pro-
gram Of the powers published In the
Bourse Gazette OF st. Petersburg could
not have been obtained from anybody
In any way conversant with what II
transpiring between Sir Edward and
NJ. Iswolsky.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

Genpsrs nna Mshon
AZ Light Guard Armory this evening.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
THE WEATHER.

Detrois mnd yieinttyi Fair Thursday
night nnd probably Friday. continued
W sFsst -isytsl<- sewskvsess~riy- vvfnsfx--
Lower Mtchigans Fair .t0uight and
pr0babiy Friday contlnued vynrm
glOIjRlN TEMPER ATI'nEs
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

Ome year $50 t~dnyf Maximum tenn
pernture. S4t minimum. 3sj mean, 60,
no precfpitatiout cloudy skies.
Alexander. rmhr-Us-. za Mssps~
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

Sob Pristisg done right Times Prlss-
tag Co., Is John r st. Phone 1895.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
''GO to Work, or You Don't
Wed" Thunders EIkins

ONE AMERICAN PAPA SPEAKS MIND TO FOREIGN
NOBLEMAN WHO SEEKS HIS DAUGHTERS HAND.