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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
LESLIE CARTER, WARD;
EX-WIFE BANKRUPT

. CHICAGO July H.-By some peeu-
liarity OF fate there were sad devel-
opments yesterday. in the lives OF
both Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Carter. Mr..
Carter, who has been separated from
his wife for years. was declared legal.
ly incapable OF managing his own af.
fairs by the probate court in this city.
At almost the same hour Mrs. Carter.
who has continued to bear her hus.
bands name during her stage career.
was testifying in bankruptcy proceed
ings in New York city that she Is
without funds, deeply In debt and that
her last theatrical tour was failure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
Sues For Half Of Verdict.

A suit growing out OF the killing Of
Capt. Ralph Hackett in a collision In
which the steamer Torrent was one
OF the vessels. is on trial in the circuit
court before Judge sHosmer. Percy
Hackett. administrator OF Capt.
Hacketts estate. Is suing to get half
OF settlement OF $500 secured by
John -. McIlwain, OF Port Huron. An
arrangement had been made for Nc.
Twain to prosecute the claim growing
out of Capt Hackett's death. Mcllwain
claims that he paid $1,000 to the wild.
ow and that his expenses in carrying
on the suit were such that he has re
eeived less than his proportionate
share OF the amount now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
POLICE PROBE
SUSPICIOUS FIRE
| FLAMES BREAK OUT IN FLAT
BUILDING WHILE FAMILIES
ARE AWAY.

The police and fire marshal are In
vestigating a mysterious fire which
broke out at $50 Tuesday morning in
the two-family fiat at No. $50 Van
Dyke-ave., owned by Moses Amo, and
occupied by Amo and his married
daughter. Mrs. E. Bechtold.
Both families have been absent
since Saturday. The police say the
fire started in the lower fiat. near
can OF kerosene. and the floors APP
pears to have been saturated with
some liquid. The carpets and bedding
and several expensive pieces Of fur
niture had been removed from the
house, and the police allege that the
balance OF the stuff was insured. The
fire caused damages OF about $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
REV. J. |. GARDINER
IS CALLED TO
ROCHEsTER,N.I.
DETROIT PASTOR ACCEPTS. SUB
JEcT TO APPROVAL OF PRESlO-
ING BisHOPS-VERY SUCCESS
Full IN MINISTRY IN THIS CITY.

The Rev. James l.. Gardiner, ID. d.,
pastor of the Tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal church OF this city, has re-
ceived a unanimous call from the
West.Ave. Methodist Episcopal
church Of Rochester, n. Y, and has
accepted, subject to the approval OF
the presiding bishops of the two CON
ferences. Thus, the matter Will not
be definitely decided until the latter
part of September, as the Detroit con
ference meets about the middle of the
month, and the Genesee conference In
which Rochester is located does not
meet until Sept. 80.
A committee from the Rochester
church came to Detroit several weeks
ago TO hear Mr.. Gardiner preach, and
on its recommendation the quarterly
conference gave the unanimous call.
The Rochester church is fine struc-
ture built two years ago and is sit
uated in the residential part OF the
city. The change to this parish Is
believed to be a promotion for the
Detroit pastor. although he refuses to
discuss the matter.
Mr.. Gardiner came to Detroit four
years dkO liOIu 81. Vial, AhiNhs, ohN
Tabernacle church has prospered
greatly under his ministry. Although
the church has to contend with the
downtown problem. the services since
Mr.. Gardiner took charge have always
been well attended, 1t being one OF
the few churches that had Its auditor
ium filled both Sunday morning and
evening. In the official meeting OF
the congregation some two months
ago he received unanimous call to
return for his fifth year.
Mr.. Gardiner was pastor of the Port
Huron Methodist church for year.
but afterwards took four years
course in Evanston university. receiv-
ing the degree of doctor OF divinity
from that institution. He Is son-in-
law Of the Rev. Joshua Stansfeld. ID.
D., OF the Meridian-st. Methodist
church, OF indianapolis, where Vice
President Fairbanks werships.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
HUSBAND FREED ON
NON-SUPPORT CHARGE

Henry A. Wisner. of No. 539 Gather
ine-st.. was discharged by Justice
Stein In police court Tuesday morning,
when he appeared TO answer TO the
charge of non-support and abandon
ment preferred by his wife. Elizabeth.
The Wisners have not lived hap.
PLY for several months. and last win
ter Mrs. Wisner had her husband sent
to Eloise, claiming that he was In
sane. Wisner says he was not allowed
to appear In probate court to defend
himself, and that his confinement was
an outrage. On the day he was dis
charged from Eloise his wife started
suit for divorce. Wisner presented
the certificate of his physician to
show that he is unable to work. When
Mrs. Wisner- was asked to tell what
was the matter with her husband she
whispered her answer to the court
She claimed that her husband hadn'
given her a cent for year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
DOCTORS VISITS
LARGELY SOCIAL,
Says WOMAN
CLAIMS HE FLiRTED WITH GIRL
FRIENDS AND SMOKED CIGAR
ETTES IN kITcHEN-PRESEN
BILL AND COLLECTS, TOO.

A new light on the practice OF medi-
cine was given In a case before JUS.
tice OFT, Tuesday morning, In which
DIR. Jas. A. Van Horne sued TO recover
$50 from Mrs. Isabella Watkins, for
% visits during period OF eight
days. Mrs. Watkins refused TO pay.
claiming that large share OF the
calls were OF social nature.
He came through his back gate,
across our back yard and into our
Kitchen" testified Maud Watkins, a
daughter OF the defendant. Then he
would put his feet on the kitchen
table, smoke cigarettes and fiirt with
my girl friends who came in to call. /"
"He told me cigarettes would not
hurt anyone"
The doctor made a good case, how
ever. and a compromise verdict Of
$25 was reached.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
PAIR REC0NC|LED;
NOW SUE F0 R
CHILDREN
GEO. L. COLLINS AND WIFE,
FORMERLY EsTRANeEp, BRING
PROCEEDINGS 'oAINsT GUARD
IAN OF OFFSPRING.

A story OF parental love that has
brought about a reconciliation and re-
founded home will be told Judge
Mandeu Wednesday morning when
the case OF George l.. Collins and his
wife. Hattie. against Peter Friesema,
Jr.. comes up for hearing. The Col.
Inns pair were separated some years
ago but are now living together and
want TO regain the custody Of their
two children. Mildred. aged eight. and
Stanley. aged six.
Al the time of the separation, Fries
ema was appointed guardian OF the
children and he has taken care OF
them In his home No. 704 Mt. Elliott
ave. since. He Is now contesting the
habeas corpus proceedings brought by
the parents.
The latter claim that Friesema was
appointed guardian of the property
and not of the persons of the children.
There Is also claimed to be an agree
ment by which the mother was IL
have the children back II she could
show at any time that she could pro-
vide proper home for them.
Friesema has been guardian OF the
children since May "a. 1904. when he
was appointed by Judge Durfec.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
WARM PRELIMINARIES
TO DIVORCE SUIT

Spirited preliminaries to divorce
suit were gone through in Justice OTIS
court. Tuesday morning. In suit In
which Charles KATE endeavored TO re.
cover some furniture and stickpin
from his wife. Helena. and her par
ents, Carl and Marie Kelka.
Kate told the court that he had
bought two hats for his wife on Sat
urday and taken her for an outing,
Sunday, but that she came back at
him for a IS waist Monday morning
and that he then struck. Consequent.
ly she had gone back TO home and
mother and taken the furniture along.
Mrs. Katz Indignantly offered the
stickpin to her spouse, but he waved it
aside.
Give Ii to my lawyer" he remark.
ed. Decision was reserved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
SCAF OLD GIVES
WAY; THREE HURT

Three men were precipitated 20
feet into the basement of the Colonial
apartment building. on Cadillac-ave.
near Kercheval, Tuesday morning,
when the scaffold on which they we're
working gave way.
Charles Patton. of No. 1872 Gibson
ave, was the most seriously injured.
sustaining two fractures OF the right
leg. Te was token TO st. Mary's hos
pital in the East End ambulance. The
other men. Contractor Robert s..
Reyes, of No. 65S Brooklyn-ave. and
Richard Rawlings. OF No 7S1 Twelfth
ST., we're painfully cut and bruised, but
not dangerously injured They rerus-
ed to go to a hospital, and were TAX
en- to their homes in carriage, after
having been attended to by Drs. H. N.
A. Mclean and Gilbert J. Anderson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
BISHOP POTTER
HAS A RELAPSE
ALL ENCOURAGEMENT AT SIGNS
OF RALLYlNG is NOW
DlsPELLED.

COOPERSTOWN. N. Y. July 21.-
Bishop Henry c. Potter has had a
relapse and hope for his recovery has
been abandoned. Bishop Potter had
been doing we'll for week and his
physicians were greatly encouraged
but last Tuesday he was Frustrated
by the heat and also experienced some
pain.
Early today he was resting more
comfortably, but DR.. Edmond Janvrin
and several nurses are in constant at.
tendance. Dr. j. K. Janvrin and DR..
M. I. Bassett are also with the patient
though only Dr. Edmond Janvrin re.
NAMED at the bedside throughout the
night.
Bishop Potter's son. Alonzo Potter.
has again been summoned TO Coopers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
SEARCH FOR VERSIFYING
POSSIBLE SUICIDES

MUSHROOM, Mich, July 21.-(Spe
cial) -Somewhere in Muskegon coun
ty are supposed to be lying two bodies
victims OF suicide under death-pact
The bodies which the sheriffs force
is seeking are those of Arthur Sprague
and Mrs. Peter Newman, who left their
respective homes last Friday, after
having written the following rhymine
message on a postal card:
I'm going to put bullet thro' my
head,
when YOU find me, I'll be dead
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
MURDER SUSPECT
ARRESTED HERE
LOUIS FRoNTERA, ITALIAN FRUIT
PEDDLER, WANTED IN MEN,
PHIS, TENN.

Louis Frontera. aged AZ. an Italian
peddler. wanted in Memphis, Tenn,
on a charge Of murder. was picked up
by Detectives Seymour and Brooks
Tuesday morning, as he was about
TO take the boat for Windsor He has
been boarding at No. 80 Chase-st. for
several weeks, and selling fruit In
Windsor. Frontera is alleged to have
stabbed to death an Italian named
John Timberolle In street fight on
April 81. Frontera is alleged TO have
been wounded twice during the en-
counter, and 1t Is these wounds. the
police say, that assisted in his iden
tificatiou.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
TWO SCORE PASSENGERS
HURT IN COLLISION

CHICAGO. July 21.--Nearly two
score OF passengers on the Aurora,
Elgin & Chicago railroad were injured
at a. m. today. as the result OF a
head-on collision between two trains
which were running at the rate OF 40
miles an hour near Aurora. About
$50 passengers were on the trains
which came together. Several OF the
persons injured in the wreck may die.
They are now being cared for at st,
Charles hospital and other hospitals
in Aurora
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
DEMOCRAT WOULD BE
REGISTER OF DEEDS

Victor G. Gnau, connected with a
local abstract Office. has come out for
the Democratic nomination for regis.
ter OF deeds This is generally con-
sidered TO be sure for the Republican
nominee, but Gnau has SO much ex-
perience in the matters affecting the
Office that he Is willing 10 take a
chance of getting the voters to put
hin, IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
EX-SEN. Villas
BELIEVED DYING

MADISON, Wis. July 2l.-Ex-Unit-
ed States Senator VIM. @. Villas. of
this state. suffered cerebral hemorr-
hage yesterday and his condition is
critical. Physicians worked over him.
but they announce that they have
little hope for his recovery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
Makes Payment On AIinony.

Stephen Maisel was brought before
Judge Mandell Tuesday morning TO ex-
plain why he had not paid alimony TO
biswife as ordered by the court. He
told the Judge that he was hard up
but paid $40. with the understanding
that he Is to pay sI5 more soon.
Judge Mandell accepted this as proof
of good intent and let Stephen go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
chance for Kite Cooks.

Sctoch Cooks will have their In
ming on August 13. when the st. An
drews society goes TO Bots Blanc for
its annual picnic. Special prizes
have been offered for the best haggis,
the best oatcake and the best short
bread. These are the foods that the
Draw Scotch lads delight in. and the
man whose wife can win one OF them
can we'll consider himself 'kenspeckle'
among his brothers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
FREED ON CHINK
SMUGGLING CHARGE

George Richards, the Windsor man
arrested some time ago oWa charge
of assisting in smuggling Chlncse.
was discharged by Judge Swan Tues
day morning. on recommendation OF
the district attorneys Office. The Inn
migration officers did not furnish any
evidence against Richards that seem
ed satisfactory TO District Attorney
Watson and Assistant District Attor'
ney Wilcox.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
Senator Knox's Brother Dies

PITTSBURG, July 21.-Word was
receiver here today, OF the death OF
Thomas Budd Page Knox, brother
of Senator Phllander Chase Knox. at
Los Angeles, Cal. Thomas Knox had
been a resident OF Los Angeles, where
he conducted drug store since 1871.
He was born In Brownsville. Pa, in
1881. and has many relatives living
In and around Pittsburg. He died yes
terday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
AMERICANS WIN At.
GERMAN GAMES

Observation-Disclosures. July
2l.--Americans were victorious In
many of the gymnastic contests here
today In connection with the interna-
tional gymnastic tournament The
events were scored on the point sys-
TEN with 10 the limit There was shot
putting, running, jumping and free ex-
,ercise.
Some OF the scores were as follows:
George Meister. Pittsburg. 80;
Louis Schroeder. Brooklyn. 81: Geo.
Kern, ST. Louis, SO; Max Thomas. ST.
Louis. SO; Joann Meister Pittsburg.
80 l-2: Herman Ringwuld, st. Louis.
t7s LIZ; Wilhelm Lempke, Rochester.
N Y. 10 1-2.
The leading restaurant-Gies' Cafe
etroh's famous Bohemian Beer on tan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
Emperor William Eyes Cup.

KEEL. July 2i.-It has become
known that Emperor William has
America cup aspirations and is ser
iously contemplating sending a chal-
lenge TO the New York Yacht club for
a contest for the much-coveted trophy.
The kaiser recently commissioned
Herr Oertz, to design a large racing
schooner to replace the American.
built Meteor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
BRYA AN LIKELY To
BAG DOUBTFUL
STATES
NEW YORK HERALD COMEDIES
so MUCH TO POPULARITY OF
Observation-Disclosures SAID
TO BE DISTURBED.

NEW YORK. July 21.-The Herald.
I'm reviewing the probabilities of the
result OF the presidential election in
the different states. counts the doubt
full ones as being quite likely TO line
up for Bryan.
The Herald table gives the Demo
Gratis only the 20 votes OF Texas and
Oklahoma as sure and the Republi-
cans the 33 votes OF Idaho Kansas,
North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota.
Washington and Wyoming. the other
states Of the west. California, Mon
tana, Colorado. Nebraska and Utah
are classed as doubtful ground. They
total 20 votes and Ii is broadly limited
that there is danger that Bryan may
sweep them all. To Victor Rosewater
national committeeman from that
state, Is attributed the report to Hitch
cock that the Republican outlook in
Nebraska is blue.
Rep. Ollie James. OF Kentucky, and
other Democrats OF prominence are
interested spectators of the Repub'
lican war council. says the Herald.
James is quoted as saying:
The reason Hitchcock Is holding
his conference out there is because
we have got him scared" To this
Hitchcock is quoted as replying:
Perhaps James Is not scared now.
but | am sure he will be when the
results of our plans become apparent
TO him later on. | would rather be
scared now than in November"
Suspicious Of Yellowstone.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 21.-Some OF
Mr. Bryan's friends are beginning to
manifest peculiar interest in the gath
ering at this time at the Yellowstone
National park, of numerous Demo
Gratis of national renown who are
known to have been opposed to the
Nebraska leaders nomination. Among
his suspected enemies now at Yellow
stone park or on the way there are
Alton B. Parker. Of New York, Roger
c. Sullivan and John p. Hopkins OF
Chicago and Paul ID. Cravath OF New
York. Thomas +. Ryan's chief coun-
sci. How many others of this type OF
men are sojourning at Yellowstone at
present Is not known here, though 1t
Is said that a dozen or more of the
most influential anti-Bryan Democrats
In the country are either there or en-
route.
Plan 10 to investigate.
It Is feared by Bryan men here that
there Is a good deal more than mere
coincidence in the assembling at re-
mote resort in the far west OF so many
men who are suspected of disloyalty
to the Democratic nominee and 1t Is
apprehended that as a result OF their
meeting some secret plan OF opposi-
tien within the party will be agreed
upon.
None OF Mr.. Bryan's trusted friends
or lieutenants. 1t is said. is among the
visitors to the Yellowstone Park at
this time, though 1t Is understood that
one or more OF them are preparing to
go there soon to ascertain II possible
what the men known to be there are
doing in political way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
IT'S Pixies PEAK
OR 'BUsT,' SURE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. July 2i.
The western politicians who have
been i'm conference here with Frank
IA. Hitchcock. at the Antlers hotel.
transferred their base OF operations
today. to the summit OF Pixies Peak.
The conference Is expected to termin-
ate tonight and Mr.. Hitchcock tomor-
row will leave Denver for the east.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
Moonlight to Sugar
island Park.

Tomorrow. Wednesday evening. the
White Star lines steamer Owana viii
make another moonlight excursion
trip to Sugar Island park leaving
Griswold-st: at LAS. returning at
1880 midnight, which allows excur-
sionists two hours for dancing az the
park. Finzels orchestra will furnish
the music white Star Line, c. =.
Bielman, trafic manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
SHOOTS HIS WIFE
FROM AMBUSH;
KILLS SELF
FORMER GRAND RAPIDS FARMER
WOUNDS ONE OF PURsuERS-
TRAGEDY ELIMINATION OF UN-
HAPPY MARRIED LIFE.

MONROE, Mich, July 21.-
(SpeciaD-The coroner's Jury in
the VIM. A. Fox murder and sui
eide case, lnpaneled today by Cor
oner Nadeau, will hold the in
quest at Lambertviile, Bedford
township, at 10 o'clock Friday
morning.
MONROE, Mich, July 21.-Pursuet
by farmers after he had shot anC
killed his wife who had started df
vorce proceedings against him. VIM
A. Fox. aged 55, or near Trilby. Bed
ford township. turned his revolver
upon his would-be captors, wounding
one and then fed TO a churchyard
where he ended his own life by a bull
let.
John Heath, the wounded man al
whose home Mrs. Fox had been stay.
ing with her children, as a boarder
owes his life to a suspender clasp
which turned aside the bullet. A
deep furrow however, was ploughed
in his breast by the charge.
The dual tragedy, which was the
Continued on Page Four)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
THE WEATHER.

Detroit mud vicinityi Tuesday might
south, shifting 60 westerly winds.
Lower Mfchtgnnf Fair tonight and
Wednesday, warmer southeast portion.
HOIRI.N TEMPERATIRES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21

One year ngo today Maximum tenn
pernture, ~; minimum. GOg mean 90 I,
partly cloudy with thunderstorm ia
the afternoon nBd night; rain fall
amounted 90 80 inches.
sun rose st 4sis n. nm. Sun sets st
5s02 y. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
|ROJES1VENSKY IS
STILL LW|N c
MAN WHO DIED AT BAD NAUHEiM
NOT FAMOUS AD
MiRAl.
Especial Cable to Hearst News Serv.
ice)

ice.)
BERLIN. July 2l.-It was learned
today. that the report from Bad Nau.
helm, to the effect that Vice-Admiral
Rojestvensky, who commanded the
Russian feet destroyed In the great
naval battle between the Russian and
japanese fleets In May. 1905, had died
there on July 10. was an error. A man
named Rojestvensky did die there on
that date, but it was not the famous
admiral
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-21
Aiexs.dsr. umnr~na. IA Mo.rs>

Busines.-ifke Printing. NO fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Tfmes Printing Co.. is
John R-st. Phone 1tge.
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Adcraft Starlight River Party
July %. Steamer Columbia. Tickets for
sale at Detroit Times advertising depr.
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job Printing done right Times Print
ting Co., IL John h-sL Phone l+sG
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The leading restaurant-Gies' Cafe
etroh's famous Bohemian Beer on tap
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