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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
HALL PREVENT
FROM BATTING
THOMPSON
COURT PROMPTLY EXCLUDES At
TORNEY'S ROAST" QUESTIONS
MAYOR DOESN'T REMEMBER
CALLING GARNER RoeBER.

How much money have you drawn
from the city treasury during your
public life?'' asked Attorney A. b.
Hall, OF Mayor William b. Thompson,
In the circuit court Saturday, during
the trial of the Garner libel suit, and
the long-looked for pyrotechnical dis.
play was on.
The question, having no bearing on
the suit was promptly ruled out, and
Mr.. Hall was cautioned to confine him
self TO relevant questions. Several
times this warning was repeated by
Judge Mandell.
did you ever contradict the article
which caused this suit?" the mayor
was asked.
mo. didn't have to, the paper
could care for itself
do you deny the statements cred
tied To your"
II have no recollection OF making
them"
did you call Garner Bros. rob
bers?"
81 don't think so. did say that
their walks were rotten"
lis II possible that you could call a
man a robber and not remember it3'
Aulnh IL a hlhh Ny NAos
name | would remember II"
DO you want to apologize to Mr.
Garner now?"
mo. | didn't use the words"
] Ever deny the statement before"
mot publicly. I did tell the report
er he was mistaken"
when did you first hear OF the
com bination among the sidewalk men
against which Mr.. Garner had 10 bid
to get the contract"
IL never knew much about II.
saw something in the papers, but II
wasn't up to me-"
Aren't you the original foe-to- grafi
mayor? why. didn't you investigator
IL don't know what you mean, Mr.
Hail." spoke up the Judge. and IL
exclude the question"
"Mr. Thompson knows what
mean" Mr.. Hall commented.
The mayor was then questioned al
length regarding his attitude toward
Garner and his reason for vetoing the
contract He said he first heard oi
the Garner contract when Il reached
him in the council proceedings. He
called I'm Mr.. McVicar and discussed
the matter. He admitted his veto
message contained some OF Mr.. Nc
Wears language.
Did you consult with Mr.. Haarer?'
! (Centiased On Page EightJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
IF I'M BAD I'LL
KILL MYSELF"
WOMAN, ACCUSED OF NEGLECT.
ING CHILDREN, HYsTERicAL
WHEN COURT scoLps HER.

IF you think that am bad wom-
an I will kill myself" moaned Mrs.
Joseph Majewski, Of No. 1871 Chene-
st. Il will go away and you will never
see me again.
Several days ago Mrs. Majewski de-
clared that her young son, John. aged
10, would not go to school, and had
stolen dollar from her. The boy was
brought into juvenile court, and ad-
mitted the charge was true. To j.
Morris Fisher, probation officer, he
said that he wanted to be a good boy.
but his mother neglected him and he
got into bad company. He said his
mother was away nearly every day.
leaving no meals for him, and he had
to get just what he could find In the
pantry. Mr.. Fish investigated, and the
neighbors corroborated the boys
story, Mr.. Fisher says. They allege
that Mrs. Majewski spends nearly all
her time gossiping among the neigh
bors, while her children run wild. The
husband also agreed the boy was right
Mrs. Majewski was in court Satur-
day. Judge Rohnert talked plainly to
her on the duties OF wife and moth
err This apparently touched the WON.
an. and she began to weep. Soon she
became hysterical, and was throwing
herself about the room, and threaten
Ing 10 take her lief when Judge
Rohnert seized her by both shoulders
held her in front of him. and then for
several minutes talked kindly TO her
causing her to become calm. The boy
was allowed to go home with his
mother. and she promised to look more
carefully after her children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 21.-Two
freight trains on the Ann Arbor rail
road collided, head-on, near Hamburg
early this morning. Two men ara
dead and several are injured, one OF
them fatally.
The trains met during a heavy fog
Engine No. 107 southbound. pulling
five cars, in charge OF Engineer Drap
er. was reduced to a scrap heap. Inc
northbound train, in charge or En-
gineer Ryan, pulling 16 cars. was also
scattered about the track.
While the trains met In the heavy
fog. 1t is unofficially stated that the
Owosso dispatcher Is responsible Tor
the collision. He gave orders To NO
40 to meet No 107 at Kirby, then an
nulled the orders. giving No. l07 the
right of way to Hamburg. and failing
to inform No. As OF this change.
The wreck occurred just about ~
rods south Of the bridge over the HUI
ron river. The eastbound freight had
crossed the bridge, and, while running
at full speed, crashed into the north
hound train, which appeared In the
mist too late for the crew OF either
train to Jump for their lives.
Two farm families living near the
track were the only people, besides
the railroad crews. to hear the thul
as the trains came together. two
steel cars on the southbound train
were not so badly damaged. but the
wooden cars were reduced to scrap
heap.
Doctors and railroad men were hur
ried to the scene Of the wreck from
Ann Arbor, and the injured were
take nto the University hospital hero
The dead, uncovered, were lying be
side the wreckage at s o'clock this
morning, awaiting the arrival of the
coroner. Dr. A. III. Pearson, = justice
OF the peace. was afterwards ordered
to vic the bodies and they were taker
IN Ann Arhnr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
BIC STRUGGLE ON
FOR CHAMP |0NSH|P
SEVERAL WANT PLACE AS HEAD
OF REPUBLICAN CITY
COMMITTEE.

That there Is going to be mighty
struggle over the selection of the next
chairman of the Republican city com
mittee seems evident from the feeling
now displayed between the friends of
the various candidates. w. q. Nal.
comson Is the man about whom the
trouble centers principally. He has
been in close touch with the school
board administration for q number OF
years, and Is close friend of Fred G..
Martindale. The issue raised against
him is that he would be more congo
NAL to the outgoing Democratic ad.
ministration than to the incoming Re-
publican one.
Walter holster. the present chair.
man, says he Is not a candidate. He
is accused OF having helped Thomas f.
Farrell more than anyone else In the
side issue. Charles A. Gadd Is men.
toned but is no longer a member OF
the committee. Fred Fisher, a former
deputy game warden, is another who
has considerable strength but his diff
ferences with Gov. Warner are beng
used against him.
Last but not least In the list Is Ed
ward Stein. at present secretary OF
the committee. He has lots OF friends
in the party but has not come out as
an avowed candidate for the place.
Inasmuch as there are only 1S votes
to be split among three or four candi
dates, IL looks as IL there weuold be a
very pretty row In getting down TO a
choice
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
GON|PERS Wins;
MITCHELL TOO

DENVER, Col. Nov. 21.--Samuel
Gompers was today reelected presi-
dent of the American Federation OF La
Dor. There was one vote against him.
Charles Jeske. Of the Wisconsin state
federation.
James Duncan was reelected nrst
vice president by reclamation. and
John Mitchell was elected second vice
president. Daniel J. Keefe withdrew
from the race.
Interest conferred in the fight for
the place OF Daniel Keefe. sixth Vice
president OF the federation, and pres
ident OF the International Longshore-
mems union, who resigned last night
and refused to allow his name to 90
before the convention.
w. ID. Mahon, OF the street car en-
ployes' organization. and John Alpine.
OF the plumbers. are up for keefe's
place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21

SYRACUSE, N. y. Nov. 21.-In the
presence Of a monster throng the
giant university eleyens Of Michigan
and Syracuse battled for supremacy In
the Archbold's stadium this afternoon.
For the first time this season the big
Syracuse team entered an aggregation
OF superior weight. the Wolverines
averaging bit more than 100 pounds.
while the Syracusans averaged but
1872.
Interest In the clash between the
west and the east was intense. Hun
dreds Of Michigan alumni In New
York and the New England states ar
the colors OF their alma mater the
maize and the blue marched to the
great amphitheater confident Of tho
success OF the team drilled by Hurry
Up" Yost. From all sections OF the
state, too. came the loyal sons Of SYRIA
cuse. and they also were confident that
the orange would trail the western
colcrs In the dust.
Michigan has fully recovered from
f; its disastrous slump OF last Saturday
and scampered upon the neid In up-top
form. Schultx. the great captain OF
the Wolverines. seemed fully recog-
cred from his injuries Of last week.
and this fact made Michigan the IA.
vorite with the bettors. Odds were
given by the visitors Of to 3, but
their money was so quickly covered
that the odds shifted to even at the
last moment
Experts who had watched the pro-
gress OF the Syracuse team conceded
that 1t was In even better form than
when It played Princeton a no score
game four weeks ago.
Schultz, the all-American center OF
Michigan, fought his last game today.
the big 225-pounder having finished his
course.
| For the orange, seven veterans
donned their uniforms for the last time
for the game. and among them was
Capt. Big Bill Horr. who. with Waugh,
Cadigan. Fisher, Banks, Stein and
Reynolds. ends his four years at syra'
cuse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
FATAL ACCIDENT
ON SAVANNAH PATH

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 2l.-One
killed and one injured was the record
In the practice events on the automo-
bile course today.
John Juharze. driving the French
s. p. o. car down To White Blum, u
trying to avoid dog which had got
on the track, was thrown on the
course when his machine skidded. The
car struck a stump and telegraph
pole in rapid succession. demolishing
the machine. killing NJ. De Rose. the
mechanician, and severely wounding
Juhaze. Juharze was taken 10 the hos
pital with a broken thigh and other
INJURIES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
GRAND JURY STORY
WITHHELD FROM
DEFENSE
CAN'T USE PROCEEDINGS IN Ex-
AWNING WITNESSES IN NEW
BERRY CASE BUT MAY QUIZ
JEFFRIEs.

Counsel for the defense In the con-
spiracy case against Police Capt.
Frank A. Newberry will not be permit
ted even a peep at the minutes OF
the grand jury proceedings before 70
lice Justice Jeffries. out OF which grew
the present. trial. Judge Connolly an.
nounced his decision on this point
following the noon adjournment, sat
urday, and after considerable argu
ment on the part of counsel: Inc
court. however, held that the defense
could try to impeach Annie Smith by
asking her II she did not give certain
testimony before the grand jury. Then
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
7 WO ARE KILLED
AS RESULT OF
WRECK
FREIGHT TRAINS, MEETING HEAD
ON, ARE SCATTERED ABOUT
TRAck-oNE OTHER TRAiNMAN
is DYING FROM INJURIES.
THE DEAD.

THE DEAD.
BILLY RYAN, engineer or
northbound trains, home in
Owosso; leaves wife and five
children.
A. GRAEGAN. Toledo, fire.
man on southbound train; was
substitute.
FATALLY INJURED.
MARVIN DEPEW, fireman, or
West Branch; scalded on face
and hands.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
w. d. DRAPER, Owosso, en-
gineer, sprained arm and bruis-
ed shoulder.
CHARLES MCPHERSON, OF
Mesick, hurt about head.
WIN. ATCHISON, Of Owosso,
fireman, right eye cut, right leg
jammed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
Burglars Leave Note.

IF you don't know the combination
let us know and Wen send II to you.
This was the note left by a pair OF
burglars who broke into Robert Rem.
nies drung store. No. I'll Third-ave..
early Saturday morning. Patrolman
Schlpke found the side door open at
2:3O and on investigating found the
note on top of the safe and several
empty whisky bottles on the counter.
Mr.. Rennie, however, found nothing
missing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
Westcrner Tries suicide.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-A man who
registered with friend at the Put.
nan house. No 369 Fourth-avel, as
Michael Haney. Colorado. tried TO CON-
nit suicide IN his room today by turn
ing on the gas. = He was found uncon-
scious and taken to Bellevue hospital,
where IL was said he woul drecover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
RUSSIAN GEAR IS
IN STREETS AGAIN

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. Clear
Nicholas today followed the remains
OF Grand Duke Alexis through the
crowded streets to the fortress of IS.
Peter and Paul. where interment took
place. There was no unusual Incl
dent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
HAYT| HAS AN
|NsURRECT|ON

PARIS, Nov. 2i.--Reports received
today confirm the statement that, in
surrection has broken out In Southern
Hayti. Gen. Simon, former command
er OF the troops in the southern de.
partnent has seized the city OF Las
Cayas and the adjacent region.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
TED" COY.

he Yale full back is ad-
mittedly the player of the
year on the eastern grid
irons. All Yale's attack
on Harvard today will be
conferred in Coy. He it
was who shouldered the
brunt of the b attic
against Princeton and car
ried the ball almost un-
aided the length of the
field for the winning Yale
touchdown. 1t is under
stood that Yale will try to
wear down Harvard to-
day IN the nrst half, saw
ing Coy as much as pos
sible, cutting him loose
only when the occasion
arrives and it is necessary.
Coy has been acting cap.
tain all year, but viii
probably, be displaced to-
day by Burch,. who is the
real holder of the title
Next year Coy will be the
captain in name and du-
ties both.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
BRITISH VICE-CONSUL
MUST PAY TAXES

II. G.. Meredith is British vice-con-
sui in Detroit. He is a local business
man with an'ofice in the Burns block.
Also he is assessed at $3.50.
This assessment did not comport
well with the dignity of foreign. rep
resentative and Vice Consul Meredith
appealed To have IL cancelled. Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Barlow has
rendered an opinion to the effect that
the Official title does not remove the
liability to taxation 80 long as the
foreign representative Is a citizen of
the United States.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
% a
U ~
Yale and Harvard
In lattle Array

OfnciaIst Referee-W. >. LanRioro'
Trinity. Umpire--W. Edwards, Prince-
tom. Field Judge-E Il. Hall, Dart-
mouth. Head LInesman-H. ID. Hack
eu, West Point. Time Og baives-So
minutes, with Is minutes internlissson.
Time OF game-2 y. N.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21

Something that builds up both bone
and Drawn. Ssroh's Malt extract
genuine Malt Product. Phone Main sis
for dozen bottiea Also at drug
gists.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
THE WEATHER.

Detroit md vicInityt saturday night
and sunday, partly cloudy and warmers
light southwesterIy winds.
Lower Michigan Fair tonight md
probably sunday rising temperature.
One year ano today Maximum tenn
pernturc. 53g minimum, f3i mean, fS,
cloudy with .O2 inch OF rain during
early morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
q 0
rs e
How Michigan and
Syracuse Went At II
SYRACUSE.

eree--Dsve Fuller, Brovvn. Field joAg
Lieut.. II. N. Nelly, West Pslnt. Hsa
lanesman--Lee Turner, Dor1no0th.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
Harvard Gains rs Yards.

Corbett made three yards through
left tackle White, on a double pass.
went around left end for rs
yards. being roughly tackled
by Coy. Corbett failed to gain
around right end. Another try
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21

burns Hotel Cnfe.
Table dhots dinners. 6 to 9. soc; music,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
MICHIGAN SHOWED
UNDER BY
SYRACUSE
ToUcHDowNs COME RAPIDLY
FOR EASTERN TEAM IN OPEN
ING HALF-MlcHIoAN's BEST a
FIELD GOAL.

First Half Final Score
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21
HARVARD DRAWS
FIRST BLOOD IN
FIELD GOAL
COY A DEMON FOR YALE BUT
END RUNS AND PLACE-kickS
BY kENNARD GIVES HARVARD
-FOUR POINTS.

First Hall Final Score
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21

Michigan
Syracuse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21

Ai~xsndsr. Unbrsiia.. 10 ns.re>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
SIef@dftsfa9rer: Sorens &onmer.


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man sriinolidc &ausiuhuns bnltet
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07

tamen. legtc CT imssrpei SfiHteH so
Waeilen 5uriief. ohm Gins Die Sabrt
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Sen Dor bem .9rotpsr. Sieier Sieg
ipurbc boMptidhlih Surth bic iabelbafte
Gnergie S6uIter'S erruugen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
Die ncmeite Qan6esberrat6S Mffairc in
SeMtidfaub.

v ri n. 4. SSult.
Geiuli6es slufiebeo uno Sefremben
erre9t Die Sbatinhe. brb in ber leeten
Belt 0anoeSpcrratbSz3 AnS Spionasez
Mffairen in Scutld)lans in elmer Weiie
In b,n |orbergrltnb treteil tpie iclten
Subor. siod lit uiGt aufseflGrt.
luclde Wiotipe Dem semeloeten gin>
bruh in ben Gbrnnger 8abnbof. Dem
Sicbltabl Der Wobilnud,ungs : Yldne
5u 0r,lnoe lasen, nnA Hnb ni6t Aue
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ra:bs Mifaire ocss Nsndneurs gd3iz
mara ans Solinger pertptdclt iinb.
un5 ibon Dieber fpirb elm neucr SAT-
bon 2anbesperratb 5en,elbet.
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&ieI. Sort iino elm Cbermaat Der
oeuti6en Wtarine Mnb beiien 8eliebte
unter Dem Werbaht -oes 9anbesper@
ratbs perbaftet prrben. Ndbere Wud,>
ritten iiber Die 5ra9peite ibres Ireiz
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itrategiihe @cteiinniiie perratben iein
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Sabren 3mhtbaus. %effult Der burger
lihen Gbrenre6te itno Stellung unter
Yoli5eiauflidbt auf ipeitere 5ebu
Sabre perurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
Senofratiide Yulitilcr in Nenuer.
Colorado.

Scuper. Golo., 80. Suni. e
%iele Selegaien 81 Der hcn,pfrds
ild1en 9tationlls Contention, melhc am
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Sonntag friib einen 4usflus IN Die
@ergc. Snfol9e0eilen poren ntdt
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.eiten.
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bon Sbspbpre y. Gea bon California
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bcoingnngslos iintertperfen ipolleh.
ooer oaB iie tpenigitens MIR ifipa1er
8ioerirano ent3esenieseu iperocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
.SbpmaS 0iper" iiberbplt ben
uYrotuS".
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So6 0rcprge Sduiler BON Buffalo.
u, g., Der an Steuer iaB. mar emtz
i6lolien miht cher 5u raiten. als bis
er ocn n%rotoS" ii6erbolt bate. slls
am NaAmittag before 2anoltrabeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
Gnglii9e observation-disclosures
werbem immer freezer.

2onoon. 3. SuIi.
Ser am Sienstas Mbeno Dor Den,
Yarloments @ebdure itatt9efllnoene1
Sempnitration Der @ciberitinlmrehtz
lerinnen. Inn Stinmen fir iib 5u err
lausen, foIgte geitern cine nod mebr
9luieheu crresel,oe Grtldrung eines
Srauen5immers. giamens Iarp 2cigb.
bas luegen GinmerfenS bon Senitern
I'M oauie bes Yremierminiiters sls=
a,litb perbaitet iporOen mar. I'M @plpz
itraben Yoliseiseridlt. .baB lie era
parten fDuncn. paB mir in nd6iter
3eit nit @unben berausfomuen
peroen."
9ieie frehe Grfldrllns Fat Sic
@irtun9 9ebabt. Der gan5en S,iunls
rechts @elpeslng in gnslanb cine
gr6bere sluimertiamfeit gu itenfen
llmo infol9e Deiien iuirb Sic Yoli5ei
BON ieBt ab sic ipei6liGen Scmonz
itrnnten nit iueuiger gulriithi9er
Splerans uno mebr Strcnge bebanz
ocln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-07
lteber 600 Geripncn fallen einent
Stmrm.uinbe smm Spfer.
Wictprio. g. G.. 8. IL

Sic tt t ia. 9. g., 3. Suli.
Nactrihten iiber elm Shiifsungliid.
BEL DEM mebr ais 600 Wenihenleben
in 9atcpia nerloren segangen iino.
iuurben BON Dem Sampfer rGmpreB
Of China" gebra6t. Iiele sroBe
iiberlaoene 9oote ipurben tpabrenb
zines Stur,nes i'm 6afen ,imgetippt.
lrnO Die i6reienoen EaiIagiere fdn,pf=
ten in oem 8aiier obne sluslidbt aMi
Rettuns, Da bic sliidli6eren 8oote in
Der Ndbe bereits gu iiberlaben tparen.
Tim rct) nuOeren 5ll geltatten. an
90rb au ton,men. Wiele Der im
9aiier &dsnpfenoen tpurbeu bon &aiz
fii6en gefreiien. Gtlpa 80 ipuroen
BON Sii6er gsrttet. aber iiber 600
ertrdtten. y8dbrenb Der nui ons
llngliiof folsenocu @ode ipurOen $50
2cihcn sefuuSeu, biele bon ibnen
hur6 Saififd)e peritiinlmelt.