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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
THE LYMAN ESTATE.
Administrators Have Money to Pay
 the Creditors.

Ghe NENWANWE8s
 Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 21.-The admin istrators of the Inman estate for which receivers were appointed few months ago announced tonight that 80 per cent of the claims have been paid and that they have on hand sufficient quick assets to liquidate every other claim against the estate.
 The Inman estate receivership fol- lowed the failure of the cotton firm of Inman & Go. at Augusta. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Nov. 21--FaIr Sunday and siondayy light southeast tO south winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
New YorITarB 0a to savannaa.

New York. Nov. 21.--More than 500 persons left this city on two steam CTS of the Savannah Line late today for the automobile races in Savannah.
 Among the 300 passengers on the City of Columbus was Tod Sloan, the former jockey, who is to drive a car in one of the races. There are forty automobiles on the steamer and the owners anticipate touring about Geor- gla.
 The City of, Savannah was chartered by the AutoinboiIe Club of America and there were more than 100 ma chimes aboard her. The steamer will be made hotel for her passengers while they are in Savannah next week at the races.
 Among those on board were William K. Vanderbilt. JT.. Cornelius Wander bilt and Judge and Mrs. E. H. Gary.
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The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
BAR MEETING
. WAS VERY TAME
RESOLUTION FAvoRiNo APPOINT
MENT OF NEW FEDERAL JUDGE
ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY.

The meeting of the Wayne County
Bar association, held In the big court
room of the county building at noon.
Saturday, passed on as quietly as a
Quaker gathering. The meeting was
largely attended. the lawyers expect
ing a continuation Of the fireworks
which marked the meeting OF last
Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting was called to adopt
a resolution calling upon congress to
pass bill now pending which pro-
vides for the appointment OF an add
tiopal United States district Judge In
Detroit. The members assembled
promptly at IL o'clock, were called to
order, the resolution was read, every
body voted aye" and then filed from
the room. The meeting lasted not
more than two minutes. there was no
display Of oratory and no counter
resolutions were offered or suggested.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
DEMAND $4,000
= ~ FOR MOTHERS WORK

PONTIAC, Mich, April 11.--Another
feature was added to the long drawn
out litigation over the Abe A. Lull
estate yesterday when Fred d. Clarke.
administrator OF the estate OF Rose
May Smith, petitioned the probate
court TO revive the commission on
claims in the Lull matter, so that he
might file q claim of $4,000 for the
four sons OF Mrs. Smith. They are
George NJ, Augustus L., Abe w. and
Darwin T. Smith.
The petition Is another attempt on
the part of the Smiths to get share
OF the 100000 estate left by Abe A.
Lull, who died In 1904. The supreme
court March 81 sustained the decision
of Judge Wisner OF Genesee county
against the Smith sons.
In Administrator Clarke's petition 1t
Is stated that Rose May Smith was
taken into the Lull home In 1854 and
lived with Mr.. and Mrs. Lull as their
daughter until 1876, when she was
married to william Smith. The claim
Is based on the service rendered to
the Lulls during her residence with
them.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
ANNIE SMITH
A STAR WITNESS
TESTIMONY OF "QuEEN OF LIT
TIE HUNGARY" HELPS
CONVICT RoBBER.

Annie Smith. Queen Of Little Hun
gary" whose examination on a charge
OF keeping disreputable resort is
still pending In police court, again oc-
cupied the limelight, Saturday morn
Ing, this time as the star witness for
the prosecution In the case Of the peo
pie VS.. Stephen Holoph. young Hun
garian charged with breaking and en-
tering the boarding house OF Alex
Hlovatz, In the Eighteenth ward. and
stealing $50 In cash.
Annie came to court all decked out
in her "swelled toys" and wearing a
Merry Widow" canopy of the very
latest pattern. She was indeed quite
fetching" and when she took the
stand against the defendant all
chances for an acquittal vanished into
thin air. One could readily see why
Annie had come to be recognized as
q power In Little Hungary" as the
Hungarian settlement of the west end
Is known.
Annie testified that Holoph. on the
night of the robbery. had come to her
place with a big roll OF money and
had given her $40 for safe keeping.
The same evening police officers call
ed there In search of him. and Annie
promptly turned over the money to
them when she learned he was sus-
pected of stealing It.
The jury promptly found Holoph
guilty. and Judge Phelan sent him to
the house OF correction for two years.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
PRESIDENT TO FETE
FIVE BIGGEST BUGS

WASHINGTON, April Thames J.
Hill, president OF the Great Northern
railroad, will make one of the leading
addresses at the White House confer
ence OF governors Ia May on the con
servation of natural resources. He will
speak on The relation between rail
and water transportation and will
discuss the competitive relations be-
tween railroads and canals. Presi'
dent Hill Is one OF five distinguished
citizens personally invited by the pres
ident to attend the conference. The
others are Grover Cleveland, William
Jennings Bryan. John Mitchell and
Andrew Carnegie.
These guests, with the governors of
the states. will be entertained by
President Roosevelt at a dinner on the
evening OF May Ia. The sessions will
begin the following morning In the
east room of the White House, and
will be presided over by President
Roosevelt personally.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
BROZO TAKES, A FALL
OUT OF ESTIMATORS

THE city is going to be in a bad
position within a year or two IL the
estimators continue TO cut the road
funds each year." says Aid. Brozo.
1T is cheaper to repair and resur-
face streets than TO repave them.
There are any number OF streets that
need attention right now. and, IL they
are not fixed up they will have to be
repaved in a year or so. The east
side requires a great deal of paving
work
1.-The trouble Is that the board OF
estimates meets with fixed desire
to cut down the taxes TO a certain
point without regard to what has to be
done. II Is generally controlled by
a bunch OF real estate men who are
looking out for their interests and
nothing else.
1.-The aldermen are held responsible
for the condition of the streets. and
they pass on the estimates with a
great deal better idea of what is need
ed than men on the job but O little
while each year"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
WAtP0tEE BRAVE
HAS POOL ROOM
MAN NABbEO
INDIAN INSISTS. HE LEFT 500
WITH TOMMY cARDELLA FOR
sAFE-kEEPiNG, AND THAT LAT
TER WON'T RETURN 1T.

Tony Gardella, proprietor OF pool
room at No. 104 Gratiot-ave., was ar
rested Saturday morning on complaint
of Allan Soney, young Indian from
Waipoie island, who alleges that Gar
della appropriated 500 Soney had
left with him for safe keeping.
Soney. 1t appears, was left $l61 by
the death of his father six years ago.
but he did not come into possession
of the money until February, when he
reached his majority. Then he came
to Detroit To look for a job. Recently
he drifted into Tony's place. some
what the worse for firewater, and
claims that he asked Gardella to keep
the 500, all that he had left of his
inheritance, for a little while. When
he called for the money Saturday he
says Gardella pulled gun on him
and told him 10 "skiddoo." Tony 5
arrest followed.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
RIGHT OF BREWERS
TO OWN SALOONS
IS UP TO COURT
STOCKHOLDERS OF EckHART q
BECKER COMPANY WANTS CON-
Germ ENJolNED FROM PAYING
OUT $4,000 FOR LICENSES.

Gerhard Dickhoff, a stockholder and
director of the Eckhart & Becker
Brewing Co., opened one OF the big
sest questions with which the brew
ers and saloonkeepers have to deal,
when he petitioned the circuit court
Saturday morning for an injunction
restraining the company OF which ne
is a member from using $4,000 OF the
profits In paying saloon licenses.
Mr.. Dickhoff sets forth In his petit
ton that In a recent meeting or the
directors II was shown that the com
pany made last year gross profits OF
$51, 900, and a resolution was offered
calling for dividend OF per cent
This resolution was voted down, Mr..
Dickhoff, says, that the money might
be devoted to paying the licenses OF
saloons controlled by the company
The petitioner claims that under the
articles OF association the company is
empowered 10 manufacture beer and
sell at wholesale only.
The company Is summoned TO ap
pear and show cause on Monday why
the injunction should not be granted
1t Is said that 20 per cent Of the
saloons In Detroit are owned by brew
ers, and should the court decide that
1t Is unlawful for brewery to engage
In the retail liquor trade, a large mum
Der Of licenses will undoubtedly be
cut of.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
FLOOD SWEEPING
S. ". MISSOURI
ONE MAN BROWNS AND WASH
OUTS AND cAvE-INs ARE
~ PREVAILING.

JOPLIN. Mo-, April 11.--One man
killed, cities partly submerged, all rail-
road traffic impeded. cave-ins on the
electric and Frisco hhes near Joplin,
mines In the Badger-Peacock district
northwest OF Joplin inundated-sucil
are some Of the features OF the flood
that is sweeping southwest Missouri,
AS O result OF steady rain for the
past four days, Levi Sewer. aged sc
and married, employed at the Iroquois
mine at Joplin, was drowned In one
OF the drifts of the mine. A falling
slab of rock, weighing many tons and
loosencd from the roof of the drift by
water. Knocked Sewer into hole fill
ed with water.
Portions OF Carthage are inundated
The big dam of the Spring River Plow
Co., at Variek, Kas.. Is pressed by q
great volume OF water. The streams
are still rising.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
GOOD AGAIN TURNS
EYES To WARD
MAYORS CHAIR
gym THINKING THE MATTER
OVER CAREFULLY" HE SAYS.
PETITIONS ASKING 6REITMEYER
TO RUN ARE CIRCULATED.

George p. Codd Is seriously consid-
.ering coming out for the Republican
nomination for mayor.
A meeting was held this week at
which q number of his friends dis
cussed the matter with him and put
the question up to him. He refused
10 give a definite answer.
st Is a very serious matter with
me-" said Mr.. Codd. Saturday. Il
must consider the loss to my business.
which would be incurred should l
become mayor. | know from expert.
ence how wearing the position is and
how much time It takes. | shall think
the matter over very carefully before
coming to any decision"
II has also comeout that EFFORTS
lare in progress to get the Republican
leaders together TO agree on one can
didate for mayor, SO that no money
and strength may be wasted on
fight in the primaries. Evidences
that this will be done are shown. In
asmuch as no one has definitely de-
clared himself in the race. this Is
still possible. The choice lies prac-
tically among George p. Codd, Philip
! Breitmeyer, William t. Dust and DR..
~. Henry Carstens.
/ Breitmeyer Is holding back and has
consistently refused To give out any
statement or permit any action on his
f, behalf. Some OF those who favor him
are more active. however. A num-
her OF petitions asking him to con-
sent to run for mayor are already
,out and signatures are coming In fast.
This Is not done by any solicita-
ton OF Mr.. Breitmeyer.7 says E. X.
Echreiter, clerk OF the council COM
.mittee. who Is active In the movement.
Rather II Is done without consulting
him. We want him because he Is
the logical Republican candidate. be-
cause he Is a clean. strong. honorable
business man, who has shown HIM
self capable and forceful In public
laffairs: one who has been willing to
sacrifice personal inclinations and In.
terests to do his duty as citizen and
Ian official. His nomination viii be
forced on the party by the situation
and by the popularity OF the man.
II have asked great number OF
Republicans who they think the best
man for mayor and the most OF them
have answered Breitmeyer' at once.
The feeling Is widespread"
Several hundred petitions are ready
for circulation now, in addition to
those already signed. and the Brett
meyer boom will be fully under way
next week.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

NEW YORK. April 11.--Mme. AIMS
Gould. with her children and servants
sailed for the Mediterranean on tho
steamer Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse
this morning.
When the steamer dropped down
the Hudson and passed the Steamship
st. Paul. which was slipping ia
moorings for voyage to Europe, Nine
Gould was on deck waving toward a
tall, enthusiastic person. who held one
hand over his heart, and who was on
the deck of the other ship.
This person was Prince de Sagan,
the French spendthrift. who followed
Nine. Gould TO this country, impor.
tuning her to marry him.
Now II Is said that they. are safely
married, Jersey justice of the peace
having performed the ceremony.
Civil Ceremony Performed.
Nine. Gould, through her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse. the faith
full matchmakers, issued statement
that she was neither engaged nor mar
ried. Their friends believe otherwise
and regard this statement as a clever
side stepping OF the facts. A civil
ceremony terminated the engagement
and. inasmuch as there is to be we'd
ding in Italy, the prince and Nine.
Gould do not yet regard themselves
az welded. For this reason they saffs
ed on different steamers.
Prince De Sagan, as soon as ne
lands in Europe, Will hasten by rail-
| to Italy. There he will meet Nine.
Gould. The prince has most ini-
portant mission In italy before his
campaign for the hand and millions 1t
the American heiress is crowned Win
victory.
| He must obtain the dispensation az
the church necessary for his marriage
to divorced woman, there being NO
recognition of divorce In the Roman
Catholic church without sanction ~
the pope.
That Prince De Sagan is confident
OF obtaining the papal sanction to his
religious marriage with Nine. Como
Is asserted by their friends In New
York.
Each Sails Under Alias.
Nine. Gould sailed under the name
OF Mrs. Chapman" Her trunks were
sent from the st. Regis to the steam-
err as those of Mrs. Patterson" She
made valiant effort to outwit tho
corps Of reporters who we're in con.
slant watch for her departure for E1<
rope.
Prince Helie INDUCED In facetiolis
turn Of mind by billing himself Is
Dodge" under which name he board
ed the st. Paul. M
| Nine. Gould will not be hampered
by the Gould family as to financial
matters. She will enjoy to the fun
her income, but this privilege was NOT
granted her until she. by promise.
pleading and argument. made II plain
that she would keep tight string on
her purse and that the Gould fortune
would not sift through the freely
spending fingers OF De Sagan.
IL Is learned from Nine. Gould'n
friends that she only awaited the con-
clusion of her financial arrangements
before going to Italy. She desired 70
live in seclusion for some time and
has already rented quiet villa, the
location of which Is carefully kept So
cret
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
ASKS CUSTODY
OF DAUGHTERS
FATHERS PETITION ACCOMPANY
led BY GIRLS AFFIDAVIT RE-
FLEcTING ON MOTHER.

Henry b. Jewell. the real estate
dealer accused by his wife of kidnap-
ing their two daughters, petitioned thu
circuit court Saturday morning to be
given the custody of the chilrden.
The. Jewels were married in 1893,
and have three children. Hazel, aged
13, Charles, aged IL, and Winifred.
aged Z. In 1905 the husband filed q
bill for divorce, but several months
later when Mrs. Jewell fled cross
bill the husband withdrew his and lei
her get a decree. AS per arrange
ment the husband took the boy and
the mother the girls. A short time
after the divorce Mrs. Jewell married
Iphin Bush, but they lived together
only a month. Then Mrs. Jewell-Bush
entered into partnership with Hattie
l.. Kent. and opened a boarding house
at NO. 25 Harper-ave.
The elder daughter. now 13 years
old. says that at times there arc is
men boarding there, and she is CON-
PEELED to work long hours washing
dishes and sweeping. and that she has
none of the pleasures OF other girls oi
her age.
On Sunday, April S. the girls went
to visit with their father. and ne
claims they refused to leave mis-
home. begging him to keep them. Both
girls refused to leave. and the young
est was taken by force. The elder girl
Is still with him.
In an affidavit which accompanies
the petition. Hazel Jewell makes ser
ious charges against her mother. and
names q man who she claims spends
a great deal OF his time In the house,
bringing beer and whisky there.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
HOLDS
UP LIABILITY
BILL
SENDS 1T TO ATTY-cEN. BONA
PARTe FOR CAREFUL ExAMINA.
TON RELATIVE TO THE CON-
sTITuTioNALiTY OF MEASURE.

WASHINGTON April 1.-THE EN-
ployers' liability bill. which was pass
ed by the house in form in which
many of the house lawyers did not
approve. and then passed by the sen
ate. very unexpectedly, without
change, has been held up by the pres
ident for careful legal examination
with reference to the question that has
been raised concerning Its constitu'
tionality.
The president has sent the measure
to the attorney-general with instruc'
tons to report on 1t with great care.
It is strongly intimated that any SER
ious uncertainty will be accepted as
warrant for returning into congress
with suggestion Of It's weaknesses and
demand that In these respects to be
recast.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
TAFT ENDORSED IN
GRAND TRAVERSE

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, April IL.
L---Taft's presidential candidacy was
indorsed by the Grand Traverse coun-
tv Republican convention Friday; also
Roosevelt and his administration.
Delegates were chosen to the state
convention at Grand Rapids as fol-
lows: George w. RAN. ]. w. Hannah.
f. Z. Brown. George Pray and John
Hoxie. The convention permitted II.
s. Hull, candidate for district dele
gate to the national convention. to
name his own delegation to the Elev-
enth disa.ct convention, delegates be-
:ng instructed to use all honorable
means to secure his election. Hull
chose w. w. Smith, Thomas t. Bates,
George J.. Crisp. w. e. Williams aud
Ralph Case
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
ROOSEVELT SAYS HE
OUTWALKED GERARD

WASHINGTON, April 11---Su-
preme Court Justice Newburger, Of
New York, spent several days In
Washington and went with Congress-
man Goldfogle to call on the president.
He learned that Supreme Court Jus
tice James w. Gerard had also been
a recent White House visitor. and re-
minded the president OF the fact that
they were friends.
Jimmy Gerard came down here. au.
tomobile and ALL" Mr.. Roosevelt re-
marked. "and said he guessed he
would like to take walk with me-
OF course I was delighted. but before
we got very far 1 discovered that
Jimmy was taking dog trots to keep
alongside. He was plainly In distress
when he dropped In his tracks ex-
hausted in Rock Creek park
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
PROF. TRIGGS WEEDS
GIRL HE TAUGHT

CHICAGO, April 11.--Oscar Lowell
Triggs, erstwhile professor OF English
literature at the University of Chicago.
who recently was divorced by his wife
aftef a short but sensational hearing
has married again. According to dis
matches received from Canton, o.,
Prof. Triggs bride was once aNmember
W a class at the University OF Chicago
taught by him. She was Miss Ada
Beall of Canton.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
ANARCHISTS WRITE
TO ROOSEVELT AND
DEMAND REDRESS

WASHINGTON. April ll.--Acting
under instructions from the president,
Atty.-Gen. Bonaparte today made pub
lie a letter received at the White
House from half dozen anarchists
who demand redress for the alleged
wrongs they suffered at the hands OF
the police when their meeting in New
York was dispersed and riot ensued
The letter Is signed by w. II, Wyatt
VIM. A. Schmidt. Fred Sehaefer, II
Dochlert, Jr.. John T. Lucey and Rein
hold Dochlert.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
German Cruiser Launched.

KEEL, Germany, April lin the
spresence OF Prince Henry and man.
high officials Of the admiralty, the
armored cruiser Bleucher was launch
ed this morning. The cruiser Is line
ofbattleship in all but name She Is
built entirely OF steel and has a dis
placement OF $4,000 tons.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
Convention WAY
SPLIT ON HUGHES
ENDORSEMENT
FINE oLD.FAsHIoNED ROW BILL
Ed FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
GATHERING IN NEW YORK
PLANK FROM PAGE.

man Bruce, upon taking the cnair,
delivered a speech Iaudina the fed
eral and state administrations.
He declared that the panic was In
no way due to the policies Of the
national administration.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Repub
lican. state convention was called tC
order at IL o'clock this morning. A
hot fight is almost sure. The situa
ton is SO strained that the pre-arrang
ed program may be torn up at any mo
ment. amid exciting scenes on the
floor. The fight may be precipitateo
by the Introduction Of resolution
against race, track gambling, or the
conflict may be over instructions fol
Hughes for president, which. however
II Is believed. will be eventually adopt
ed.
The language the instructions viii
be identical with the resolutions II
which this state declared for Levi Z
Morton for president In 1902 and FOL
Theodore Roosevelt In 1904. The In
structions are as brief as they can bs
made, merely directing the delegates
at large TO present the name OF Gov
Hughes. and use all honorable means
to secure his nomination.
Col. Mike Dady and Jacob Bron
ner, two OF the Kings county leaders
intimated that the Brooklyn delegates
would split on Hughes Endorsement
There was also talk OF a split In Erie
One OF the big leaders in the organ
ization in New York, who is for the
Hughes instructions, said: Il regret
this attempt to prevent instructions
for Hughes. do not think II ha:
even ghost of show TO succeed"
Not the least interesting rumol
early in the day was that Senator AL
fred r. Page. the governors righv
hand man in the senate, has brought
down from Albany an anti-race tract
gambling plank which he may try tc
insert In the platform. IL this Is al
tempted all hands agree there will d,
fine old-fashioned row In the con
vention.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
SUPREME CT. TO FIX
ILLINOIS DRY" STATUS

CHICAGO, April 11.-Before the L.
800 Illinois saloons voted out OF ex-
istence last Tuesday have lived the 80
days of grace permitted by the local
OPTION law. the merits OF that statute
will have been decided by the supreme
court. A test Of its constitutionality
OH 25 different points is now pending,
and a decision expected within two
weeks.
This news comforts the "drys." who
were alarmed by report that saloon,
keepers would refuse to close their
doors until the higher courts had de-
termined their legal standing.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-11

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April IL
Delegates from the executive councils
OF all labor organizations OF men en-
ployed on the Gould system will meet
In New York next week to decide
whether a general strike shall be de-
claed because of the labor trouble
between organized labor and the Den
ycr & Rio Grande railroad. The
trouble with the Denver & Rio Grande
grew out OF the roads refusal to pay
extra wages for holidays and over
time. A strike now exists on the Rio
Gtande IN Colorado and Utah.