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The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
HEMANS LANDS HARD
ON GOV. WARNER

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct. 16.--"h
Gov. Warner In sincere In his stand
for a reduction In the state expenses.
why does he criticise me. He should
say You are right and commend
you"
SO said Lawton T. Hemans before
800 people here last night. Mr.. He
mans said many things which he has
not said before In his campaign He
took I'D Warmers declaration OF last
night in which the latter claimed he
had received but $500 from Frank p.
Glazier. Hemans declared that no
man knows how much Gov. Warnor
got from 0laxier. but produced EVIL
dence to show that he had received
from time to time money from the for
mer state treasurer. He also cited
Warmers interview Of several months
ago In which. he said. Warner ad-
mitted receiving $4,000 In small
amounts from time to time but de-
clared he had given his note for e,
Mr.. Hemans- said ha- had aY1dGnce
that Gov. Warner received . dram Tor
the note and the deal was enkiraH
foreign to Warmers claims. Heuann
stated that Warner and his fS1oo6o
Dragged two years before 0lasiegro AL
ure about the former treasurer's 60
crosby.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
SAYS COURTS ARE !.
ROTTEN; FINED SIS

These courts are rotten A poor
man can't get any justice here.
This statement from George w.
Bremen. proprietor OF boarding and
rcoming house on Martin place, ad-
dressed to Justice DeGraw. Friday
morning. cost Mr.. Bremen $25, and
he was kept in the custody OF a sheriff
until his wife could 60 out and collect
the money.
Bremen was defendant In suit
over an account brought against him
by G. e r. Mcmillan, and Judgment
for sos was rendered against him.
Then It was that his temper got the
better OF him, and he broke out In a
TRADE.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
MORSE DUBBED WORSE
THAN COMMON GAMBLER

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-With Chief
Flynn of the United States secret
service, and IL Of his best detectives
keeping a constant watch on the jury,
defendants and witnesses, the trial OF
Charles w. Morse and Alfred II. Cur
tbs. formerly president OF the National
Bank of North America. was resumed
before Judge Hough in the federal
court.
The jury had been locked up over
night in the Astor house and was
guarded by secret service detectives.
This is something that has not been
done In a criminal or civil case In the
local federal courts in 20 years.
In opening the case for the prosecu.
ton United States District Attorney
Stimson characterized Morse as lower
than a common gambler.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
ONE BUILDING LEFT
IN TOWN OF BOLTON

ALPENA. Mich. Dot. 16.-(Special.)
The loss il heavy In Alpena county.
Not building remains standing In
Bolton. except one church The loss
is known to include $4,000 worth Of
cedar. Among the buildings burned IN
this county are: Hall hotel and large
barns. residence Of w. H. Hall. and
house and barn Of Chas. Heating. Long
Rapids township; two cottages, two
barns, boathouse and seasons crops
of John w. Fitzgerald. Long Lake;
Clifford MAYORS dairy barns. 10 miles
tContfnued on Pare rwe.)
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
Il DIE IN Flames
WHICH EAc|RCLE
RELIEF TRAIN
DETROIT q MAckiNAc sPEciAt
CARRYING METZ REFuoEEs, -
CHASTITY PYRE-1s skuLLe
FoUND,iN ooMpoLA. "A


Seventeen persons, including
women and Children. burned 70
death on Detroit q Mac<Inao
relief train bearing rsfuosee
from Metz, Presque lsls county.
Two Of train crsw who 90
capped by crawling on hands and
knees, frightfuIIy burned.
Towns Of Metz, Posen, Pun
aski and MiiIsrsouro rsportso
a. already swept on the map
and other towns thresksnsd.
Hundreds Of thousands 81
dollars damage done to tiniDr
tracts and private propsrty IN
the path Of the flames.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
GOD MADE TRUSTS"
DECLARES DOLLIVER

RENO. New. Oct. Ex-senator Dol
liver. OF Iowa, declared last night be-
fore an audience here that God made
the trusts, not man. and that God
would be responsible for their regula-
ton. Dolliver said In part:
Trusts are governed, not by any
statute, but by the laws God made for
the protection Of his own people. The
laws OF God are equal to the task OF
the growth of the trusts"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

LEXINGTON Get. f6-cEWckt
Cr-r-ash! Kerplunk.
Judge VIM. II. Taft, Republican
nominee for president of the United
States, made big hit with his audi
ence at the theater, here.
That Is, after falling through his
chair, which crumbled under him as
II 1t was made OF matchwood. he hit
the floor. shaking the stage so that the
others In his party trembled In fear
(Continued on Page Seven.l
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
BREAKS CAR DOOR
TO SERVE HEARST
DEPUTY SHERlFF'S VIOLENT ACT
IN THE SUIT OF GOV.
HASKELL.

OMAHA. Neb., Oct 16.--Notwith-
standing the fact that VIM. Randolph
Hearst had offered to accept service
by mail. In the damage suit threat
ened by Gov. c. n. Haskell, OF Okla
homa. and had furthermore offered to
supply any deficiency of funds that
Haskell needed, in order that he might
speedily bring the suit. Deputy Sheriff
Stewart, acting for Smyth and Smith.
Omaha attorneys. broke into Mr..
Hearst's stateroom on the Union Pa
cific train last night and served papers
of 100000 suit fled long after the
court house had been closed.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
Something Worth While Every Day In
Fitzsimons & Co.'S Windows.

The James Fitzsimons x Co, win
dows at 3S-40 Michigan-ave. are show
ing transformation scene this week
that fascinates all beholders. A hand.
some davenport becomes comfort.
able all-ready-made-up bed while you
wait before the plate front. This splen-
did -s4sa- s-sAtl y-pieee 81 combination
furniture Is called the. Daven-O. (The
last letter is the lockers exclamation
While a space economizer. IL costs no
more for both night and day luxury
and content than the old davenport.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
Two Balloons stiII MISSING.

BERLIN. Oct. 16.-No word has
been received from the balloons
Hergesell and Plauen. which started
in the endurance race on Monday.
Fourteen German torpedo boats and
three English cruisers are securing
the North Sea In search OF the miss
ing balloons. The derelict balloon St
Louis has been picked up by the
Grimsby trawler.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
GIRL POSSIBLY MURDERED.

BIG RAPIDS. Mich. Oct Jan
arrest is threatened as result Of the
determination to investigate the death
OF Helen Koepnick, aged Ia, at Reed
City. The body will be disinterred by
the coroner, and II any signs of VIC.
lence are found a warrant will be Is.
sued. The child came home from the
German school, declaring that she had
been struck on the head with book
when she failed to answer a question.
She was taken III the same night and
died . day or 30 later.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
AUTO CRASHES INTO
CARRIAGE TWO
WOMEN HURT
BREAKING OF STEERING GEAR ON
JEWETT's MACHINE RESPONSE
BILE FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BUZZ WAGON RAMS HOUSE.

Mrs. Eliza Adams, No. 1861 Beau.
bien-st. and her daughter, Mrs. H. j.
Leonard, Of No. III Horton-ave, wero
painfully and perhaps seriously In
jured. Thursday afternoon, when an
automobile driven by Harry Jewett.
OF the Wholesale coal firm OF Jewett.
Bigelow q Brooks. collided with their
horse and buggy ON Jefferson-ave., be-
tween Mt Elliott-ave. and Lieb-st. The
breaking Of the spindle Of his steering
gear was responsible for the accident,
Mr.. Jswett says.
Both women were thrown out of
the buggy and struck the pavement
with great force. Mr.. Jewett secured
another automobile as soon as posi-
BILE and took Mrs. Adams and her
daughter to st. Mary's hospital. Mrs.
Leonard, In the excitement OF the mo-
ment. did not realize that she was
hurt and thought only Of her mother.
After seeing that she was properly
cared for, Mrs. Leonard returned to
her own home and was obliged to take
to her bed She was injured about
the shoulder and Is suffering consider
ably from shock. 1t Is thought both
will recover. though Mrs. Adams 10
upwards of 60 years old --
An automobile driven by Charles
Hurley, No. 275 Michigan-ave., accord
Ing TO the police, went on rampage
about PAS Friday morning. Hurley
was driving east on Gratiot-ave. at a
high rate Of speed. 1t Is said. with
Clara Riley, of No. sic Mack-ave.. at
his side. AS they approached the rail-
road crossing at Dequindre-st the
Waterman lowered the gates on ac-
count of trains approach. Hurley evi.
IDENTIFY either failed to see that the
gates were down or he was unable to
stop his machine in time, for the auto
mobile crashed through them. then
veered to the left and rammed a resi-
dence at No. SCI Gratiot-ave., breaking
about four feet OF the woodwork sur
rounding the base Of the house.
Neither Hurley nor his companion
was injured beyond slight shaking
up. though they narrowly missed being
struck by the train.
The automobile. owned by Frank
Blake. undertaken, at No 275 Michi-
gAn-ave.. was badly wrecked. Mr..
Blake says Hurley took the machine
without permission.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
WANT TO EXAMINE
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT

Creditors Of Sidney J. Kinds, haber.
dasher. have asked Bankruptcy Ref.
cree Davock for permission TO exam
Inc Kinds safety deposit vault In the
Union Trust building. Frank Bren-
nan has been appointed receiver for
Kinds.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
% Killed In Riot

LISBON, Oct. 16.--Serious rioting
occurred between Monarchists and
Republicans In many of the interior
towns today. as a result of the cleo
tons. A report. which Is not credited
here, says that % persons were killed
and many wounded In riot at Axam-
buja. small town Of 1000 inhabit-
ants
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
Glszler HEARING Postponed.

Further hearing of evidence in the
postponed by Referee Davock until
next Wednesday The hearing was
set for Friday morning, but one of the
Detroit attorneys was unable to be
present.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

LEMANS. France. Oct. 16.--wilbur
Wright made two flights last evening
carrying a passenger each time. The
flights lasted one minute and forty
seconds and two minutes and twenty
seconds respectively.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
VINCENT S. STEVENS
MOTHER is DEAD

When Vincent s. Stevens. of the
Board OF Commerce, reached home
Friday morning from Akron, o., to
which city he goes Nov. to accept the
secretaryshi3 of its Board of Com
merce, arrangements having been
completed Thursday evening. he found
awaiting him a telegram announcing
the death OF his mother Mrs. Eliza
beth Stevens. In Southport, N. G.
Mrs. Stevens was "A years old. The
following children In addition to Vim.
cent s. reside In Detroit: Stanley G..
In the real estate business; Walter
d., with Jewett, Bigelow 4 Brooks
and Mrs. Percy ]. Farrell, of No. l07
Alger-ave. The latter and Vincent s.
Stevens have gone to the funeral.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
Sunday Excursion to the Flats and
port Huron.

Sunday. October 18th. the white
Star Line Steamer, "Owana." will
make another excursion trip from De
troit TO the Flats and Port Huron way
ports. leaving Griswold Street wharf
at 0 Q. N. returning at $3.50 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
AVERY TO STUMP FOR WARNER.

PUHT HURON. MICH, Oct IS
(Special)-It is reported, on good au.
thority, that Lincoln Avery, who was
recently displaced as collector of Gus
toms here, will speak for the Repub-
lican state ticket In this part of Michi-
gan.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

Aid. ElBs has fled notice OF recon.
sIderation OF the resolution adopted
by the. council. Tuesday evening. au.
thorizing the payment OF 1851 to
John T. Healy for a Fairview sewer.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
no BANQUET TICKETS
AFTER NOON, SATURDAY

No tickets for the Tiger banquet In
the Portchartrain Saturday evening,
will be sold after noon, Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
+enleht,s eemoersttc mestTnos.

Democratic meetings Friday even.
ing: Rnmanski,s- hall Harper and ST.
Aubin-aves.; Cummings hall. No. ]
Jefferson-ave.; Janssens' hall, No.
1907 Helen-ave.; julius Danneers.
Adair and Franklin-sts.; Bohemian
Turner hall. st. Antoine and Erskine.
sts.; Koslowski's hall, No. s95 Rivard-
St. iDickinson's hall. Sixth and Grand
River-aves.; Osvay's (Hungarian), No.
20 Anderson-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
Refuses Park mountaineering.

Although Mayor Thompson Mas CIV
en- no intimation as to whom he will
name for park commissioner to sue
coed Philip Breitmeyer. city hall folk
have II that the place has been offer
ed by the mayor TO a prominent Ger
man Lutheran--and refused.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
KING PETER CONE;
RUMOR SAYS he Z
HAS ADVOCATED
BULGARIA SAID TO HAVE FtARED
UP WITH RENEWED WAR SPIRIT
CONFERENCE WON'T BE GEN.
ERAl.

Practically little change marks the
Haiknn situation. The information that
three great pow ers-Great Brtatn'
rro.rsm an sor HI 80. ca,n,sx conference.
conveys the oniy apparent md iOgicai
program. Austrta has made another
her warshfps and stubbOrnly refuses To
take part tn the conference.
LONDoN-Reports reaching here
from Belgrade, Servia, say King Peter
Is missing and Is said To have abdi-
Gated.
SOFIA-Silence has come TO be the
marking feature OF the reigning gov
eminent. None OF the officers will talk
held daily In the splendid forest OF
Tchamkoria, two hours Journey from
SOFIA.
ST PETERsBURG--It Is said that
upon the program which has been eiao-
GRATED In London.
lNOPIE--Alarmed oy bui-
garias military activities. the porte mas
instructed the Turkish representatives
abroad to call the attention OF the
powers TO the matter
LONDON-All the men from the home
Meet absent from the ships on fur
loughs have been recalled.
CETTINJE-Six Austrian warships
have anchored of Spizza.
widely extended scheme has been In the
state OF negotiation. whereby EN-
of the BJlgars, Prince Ferdinand. will
stand together In the event or war.
BERLIN-The international markets
are In a highly nervous. sta l.,e sT-'h4
PARIS-There Is much satisfaction
expressed I'm government circles over
the outcome of the conferences OF the
Russian and English foreign ministers
In London and the announcement or the
program for the world conference.
SOFIA--One of the feature or the new
ItllRArlan government Is that III VIII
treat aliens on the same basis as native
born residents. That Is. they shall no
longer enjoy the intermediary OF their
consuls.
LONDON, Oct. liking Peter has
secretly abdicated the throne and fed
from Servia. according to report that
reached London today.
The report lacked verifcation. put
all efforts on the part OF Belgrade
correspondents of London papers to
find the king have proved fruitless
Even members of the national as
sembly and the kings cabinet profess
ignorance as TO his whereabouts.
SOFIA. Oct. 16.-The Bulgarian cap
itol is greatly excited today by the
rumor that the cabinet. which Is now
In session, will issue declaration OF
war against Turkey.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. ia dts
patch from Belgrade to the Novoe
Vremya says that the railway bridge
over the Bosnia river at Vranduk has
been destroyed by dynamite, thus cut
ting of communication with Schayevo.
the capital.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

Ose year ago todayf Maximum tenn
p~rature. 63s minimum, 90, mean. 81,
trnce OF precipitation partly cloudy
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

of his appointment to the
police force. Detective Palmer Is one
of the most efficient men in the SER
vice and his promotions have been well
earned.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and yicinityi- Frsdsy-.s~ht-
fair and wnrmert Saturday, probshIy
fairs fresh 20 brisk southeriy winds.
Lower Michfgani Fair tonight ana
probably saturday. warmer In the
,SGIRIy TEw Pan ATuRr
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

MILLERSBURG. Mich. Oct. Ia
Trapped on all sides by raging flames.
II men. women and children were
burned to death when the relief train
on the Detroit & Mackinac road.
which left Metz to rescue the inhabi-
tants from the forest are which de-
stroyed the town, ran into q burned
out culvert and was unable to proceed.
Fifteen charted skulls. found In .
steel gondola, tell part of the CHASTITY
story.
A woman with her three children
was among those incinerated In the
fiery mass.
The fireman Of the train met death
in the water tank.
Conductor Kinville and Engineer
Foster escaped, crawling painfully On
their hands aud knees to the village
of Poison, which u now said to have
been practically wiped Oh the map.
Kinville was blinded, probably per
by the flames and Foster
was frishtfully burned.
Thus far It has been impossible TO
obtain a complete List Of those burned.
the telegraph and telephone wires b.
ing down.
The known dead:
ARTHUR LEE. fireman.
MRS. CICERO AND HER
THREE CHILDREN.
The missing:
VIM. BARRETT, brakeman
Badly burned:
CONDUCTOR K1NvILLE.
WIN. FOSTER, engineer. Nay noe
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

Bustness-Ifke Prfstsss. NO russ ana
no feathers The plain, neat kind. that
looks right 1rass Printing c., 10
Sehn Rest Phone ltoa
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
PALMER CELEBRATES
JUBILEE, SATURDAY

Detective Lieut.. Robert s. Palmer,
OF the central detective bureau. will
celebrate, Saturday, the twenty-ifth
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
POWERS CONFAB TO
COVER RECENT EVENTS

LONDON, Oct. Lett Is now de-
clared that the report Of the alleged
peace pact, over near-east AFFAIRS. be-
tween Sir Edward Grey and Baron
Iswolsky was garbled and the govern
ment has issued an official statement
The foreign Office announced that
the exchange of views between lswol-
sky and Grey resulted In q complete
agreement as to what should be done
In dealing with the near-east situa-
ton. For this purpose 1t Is believed
a conference will be necessary. But
TO be successful in reaffirming respect
f$r the law Of nations. and In making
PREPARATION to those injured by breach
of international treaties, the confer
ence should be limited In scope and
confined to dealing with questions
arising from recent violations OF the
treaty Of Berlin.
To Reimburse sultan.
AS regards the objects Of the con-
ference, the first must be TO provide
compensation for Turkey, IN which
point there seems to be general
agreement among the powers. Pro-
vision also will have to be made for
STRENGTHENING the present regime OF
Turkey, which will AFFORD the best
guarantee for the maintenance OF
peace.
II IL also to be hoped that means
will he found to meet the reasonable
wishes OF the smaller Balkan states,
with the proviso that this should not
lie done at the expense OF Turkey. And
there Is good reason to believe that
the Cretan question will be satsfactor-
fly dealt with.
Ottoman Empire Won't Accept.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-In q published In
terview Djemal Bey and DIR. Maxim.
delegates of the Young Turks, said In
behalf of the organization that the
program as defined by the powers for
the settlement of the Balkan situation
would never be accepted and that 1t
dealt a deadly blow both at the pres
tige OF constitutional Turkey and the
integrity Of the Ottoman empire.
/. "War Lord" May MskeIroubIe.
PARIS, Oct. I6.-Strong evidence
reached the ministry Of foreign affairs
from Constantinople and Berlin that
the British. French and Russian com.
bination has aroused deep resentment
In ofhcial circles In Germany. and that
. serious deadlock II threatened.
The German charge d'affaires. Bar
on Lancken. visited M. Pichon. minis.
ter OF foreign AFFAIRS, this morning,
after which the latter made q careful.
ly worded statement to the govern
ment press that Frances friends had
never though of substituting them.
selves for all the signatories of the
Berlin treaty------------ -----------------------
Neither the British nor Russian gov
eminent took Germany into its confi-
dence and the Temps rebukes their
behavior In a declaration.
Two important communications
reached Paris from Constantinople to
the effect that the British ambassador
there has been striving anxiously
hitherto without success. to reconcile
the deep differences among the young
Turk leaders. and that the proposed
conference must b held in CONSTANT
sopls.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16
tFrom . Special Correspondence,

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich.
Oct. ia late telephone message
from West Neebish says that the
wind Is fast rising and that the en-
tire settlement may be wiped out
III q few honrs- The residents are
preparing to take to the boats, -
an extreme measure. to escape the
flames. The fire In the West Nee
bish locality already has burned .
tract nve miles long and nearly
two miles wide.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

safety for saviss Deposits .sy.. W..
d. Mahon
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

Aisz..ssr. U.sr.nsA % ns.sss
The Detroit times., 1908-10-16

SOFIA. Oct. 16-The Bulgarian cap
itol is greatly excited today by the
rumor that the cabinet. which Is now
In session, will issue a declaration OF
wnr against Turkey.
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Commissioners Proceedings.

SVA4AAA00AVAOA0 44VO00uluS0s
Wahpeton, N. D. May ~, 1908.
Board of County Commis-
sioners met as per adjourn.
ment. Wright, Zentgraf, Slet-
moe and Ness being present
and called to order by the
Chairman.
The minutes of the last meet.
ing were read and on motion
approved as read.
On motion the request for
abatement of Interest and
Penalty of the taxes of Oscar
Kahn of Hankinson was refer.
red to the Commissioner of the
Fourth Com missioner's Dis.
trict.
On motion Board adjourned