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The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
.zELAYA's FORCES
PUT TO ROUTE
Rebels Deal Crushing Blow To Gov
ernment Troops in Nicaragua
Estrada Continues Attack.

BLUEFIELDS. Nicaragua. via wire,
less to Colon, Dec 22.-"Our forces
are winning all along the line. Com
plete victory is certain The enemys
hank at Tatumbla has been turned
and his forces are in confusion. The
battle continues"
From Rama. where he is directing
the operations against the Zelayan
army. revolutionary president General
Estrada telephones the above message
to the United Press correspondent
early today. II indicates how sure he
Is OF complete victory and the result is
that Bluefelds. the headquarters Of
the provisional government, Is in a
tumult OF delight. Volunteers are flock
ing TO the Estrada standard and even
the few inhabitants who have main
tanned their loyalty TO the controlling
regime in Nicaragua now declare
Estrada Is sure TO win
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
ODD FELLOWS AROUSED.
May Ask Justices Removal Because
He Bars Them as Jurors.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. "a move
ment has been started by members OF
the |. o. o. f. of Michigan which may
result in an effort being made to Sc
cure the removal of Justice of the
Peace VIM. A. Fraser, at the hands OF
Gov Warner because the justice IN
structed court officer not to place
any Odd Fellows on a jury.
That Lansing Odd Fellows are
wrathy Is indicated by the frame OF
mind displayed by Grand Secretary H.
n. Wilder.
1T is a good thing that did not
meet Judge Fraser Monday night.
said Secretary Wilder. 81 don't sup.
pose I would have lost selfcontrol TO
the extent of striking the aged judge,
hut | would certainly have told him
q few things and let him know that 1t
is no small thing to insult the /. o.
o. F..
Il have reported the matter to the
grand master, and If had my way, n
petition would be filed with the Cover
nor at once asking for the removal
OF Judge Frazer from the bench"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
APPEAL LAW IS INVALID,
SUPREME COURT DECIDES
Holds Counties Are Denied Right Of
Self-Government-Contest Set
tied BY Decision.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 22.-The su-
preme court handed down a decision
Yesterday declaring unconstitutional
the law enacted by the legislature last
winter, providing for appeals from the
! equalization between townships az
/ fixed by the boards OF supervisors.
! This law. known as act No. 292. pro-
vided for the appointment OF a COM
mittee Of appeals in case supervisor
was not satisfedawth the equalization
as fixed blythe board, one member to
be selected by the supervisor making
the appeal. one by the board. and those
two to choose third member. The
case decided was the one brought from
Bay county, and two other cases from
Manistee and Muskegon counties were
also presented to the court.
The validity OF the law was attacked
on the grounds that judicial power is
conferred on the committee. that IL do
prives counties OF the right of self
government that the tribunal or
agency created is not an impartial
one. ad that the act as amended Is in
complete and defective and not a work
able law.
In the opinion, the court holds: I'VE
are constrained TO say that the fegis-
lature. in the act In question. has con-
Strued neither n state, nor local
agency OF taxation hut has, inadveut-
emily no doubt. delegated to aggrieved
parties the selection Of a committee
empowered to undo what the regularly
elected officers of the townships and
wards have done officially. A privately
constituted and officially irresponsible
committee Is empowered 10 review and
perform the duties OF responsible Of
fcials. We are required TO and do
affirm the order OF the circuit Judge OF
Raw county"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
CAPT. WENTWORTH WINS.
Awarded Verdict in Suit for Wages
Against Col. Hecker.

Capt. John Khntworth was awarded
verdict OF s702, the full amount OF
his claim against Col. Frank j. Hecker.
in Judge Murphy's court. Tuesday att
crnoon. The captain was in charge OF
Col. Hecker's steam yacht Halcyon.
I'm 1907 He claims he was engaged
for the year at salary OF Sl.l00. but
was discharged in the middle OF the
summer after a dispute as TO who
saved the colonel's grandson. The lit
tie chap fell into the water at the
Flats. and several men rushed TO the
rescue. Capt. Klintworth claimed he
was the hero. and was given watch
by the colonel. Then Miles Roach came
forward and said that he saved the
child The captain was discharged
and the watch taken from him. He
brought suit for his wages for the bal
ance Of the year, and the jury decided
he was entitled 10 It, but left unset
tied the question as TO who saved the
child The question was further com
plicated by the testimony Of Gerry
Redmond. a witness, who said that he
pulled the boy from the water with
the aid OF Roach.
Can't. Klintworth is not assistant
manager OF the ferry company's fleet,
as has been stated. He is employed
as first officer on the Britannia.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
Brouuht Out MANY Stars.

NEW YORK, Dec 22.-Mrs. Emile
l.. Fernandez. who brought many
theatrical stars OF the present day
into prominence and who was perhaps
the best-known woman theatrical
broker In this country. at least, died
of Bright's disease yesterday at her
home in the Windsor apartments. She
was the wife of Edward Price. but
the stage world knew her best as
Mrs Fernandez She knew more about
the actresses and actors of the past 30
years than anybody else connected
wit the stage.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
TO pEPoRT II CHINESE.

HOUGHTON, Mich. Dec. 22.-Elev-
en- OF the 13 copper country China
men arrested sunday and Monday are
found. in Hancock justice courts, 10
be I'm this country in violation OF the
Chinese exclusion act. and have been
sentenced to be deported 10 China.
The other two showed "choc tees" or
certificates OF residence. The hearing
lasted all night and until late this
morning. United States Inspector Ed
sail of Montreal, and United States
District Attorney Chute Of Marquette,
handled the cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
FIRE AT FUNERAL.
Mourners Rescue Corpse From Burn
ina Building.

SAGINAW. Mich, Dec. 22.-While
the funeral Of Mrs. Charles Soules
was being held in Taymouth township.
the house, which was filled with
mourners attending the service.
caught fire. The flames were discov.
cred emerging from the roof by a
neighbor. and by the time he reached
tho house and sounded the alarm, the
upper portion Of the house was burn
ing briskly. The fire caused great ex.
citemcnt and the crowd filed from the
house, carving out the casket CON
tanning the corpse
The mourners then turned fire fight.
ers and by hard work put out the blaze
after the roof had been burned of
The funeral was subsequently held
at the home OF Mrs. Soule's father,
near by
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
BURGLARS ARE ROUTED.

DEERFIELD. Mich, Dec. PA sec
ond attempt within a few weeks 20
rob the Deerfield state bank has been
made. Nearby shops were broken
into and tools procured. but the night
watchman at the bank who has been
on duty since the other attack fright
ened the burglars away after n desper.
ate effort was made to force open the
outer door.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
Supreme Court.

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 22.-The SUI.
preme court yesterday decided the fol.
lowing cases:
Afirmed-Zimmer VS.. Board OF Su.
pervisors of Bay County.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Westover.
These decisions declared act 292,
Laws of 1909 unconstitutional.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
THE WEATHER

Detroit md VIcInityt "Wednesday v
might and Thursday, partly cloudy With
occasional slight SHOWS no Important
change In temperatures minimum to-
might about t5j moderate westerly
winds.
lower Nichigani Partly cloudy with
occasional IIaht IocnI SHOWS tonight or
Thursdays moderate west To northwest
winds.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22

II will not be necessary to send our
Fountain Pen to Missouri or Maine
for exchange II the point does not
suit your hand-if your friend gives
you a "Laughlin"--as. Detroit Is the
home OF the Laughlin Pen.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
One % the most unique Holiday win

dow displays is TO be seen Mt Summer
field q Hechts No. 96 Michigan -avt
The window is dressed with corn husks
to represent a farm yard, and has a
doll house. well and barn, through
which the numerous chickens and rab-
bits wander az will
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22
SAVES BoYs FROM PRISON.

MUSHROOM. Mich, Dec. 22.--
Charles Johnson and Carl Butts. the
young men who shot ex.Supervisor
Robert Lane. of Maple Island. were
saved long Jail terms through the In
tercession OF the man they injured.
Mr.. Lane secured the dismissal OF
the case in court yesterday. He said
that he wished 10 save them the dis
grace Of going to prison. having found
that they were intoxicated nj the time
Of the shooting and had previously
borne good records.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22

Listen. good people, and you shail hear
Of the daylight ride Of Miss Kitty
smith. of Philadelphia. They say old
PhiIiie ~ slow. hut surely they didnt
mean fn the matter OF clothes
women's clothes. This n picture
Of Miss smith taken the other day
when thev had q cross-country ride
In the gay old town. Yer costume
L. the very latest thing for society
women who ride horrebnck and sit
a-straddIc. Miss smith u wearing
the cutest pair Of nil-wooi knicker-
Rockers, With Ieggings Just like the
chauneurs wear.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22

a,,~,nr.s-like Printing. 40 fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. 10
John r. st Phone ,9s
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22

Bu-ises--iike Printing. so iuss and
no feathers Tho plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. 10
John R.-st Phone 14es.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22

Administrators sale OF Paintings By
late Robert Hopkin. open evenings
room 203. Woodward Arcade
The Detroit times., 1909-12-22

Aiex.sder. u~srsuss. - nssrs>
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
PINE BLUFFIANS
 INVEST AT CAPITAL
F. P. Byrd Cotton Company Buys the
 Building at Second and Cumberland.

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. s.-Proper- ty at the northwest corner of Second and Cumberland streets, with q front age of 150 feet on Cumberland and 100 feet on Second street. was pur- chased yesterday by the P. P. Byrd Cotton company for S33,000 The property was owned by the Penzel Grocer company and the deal was made through the R. w. Polk real estate company.
 G C. Byrd, Of the cotton company, stated yesterday that the property would be improved, but just how he did not state. He said that at the present time he had 10 authority to make a definite answer
 At present the property is occupied by brick building used by the P. P Byrd Cotton company and the Ma tional Packing company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
INDIGESTION GOES
 IN FIVE MINUTES

If what you just ate is sourin& on your stomach or lies like lump ol lead. refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate, sour, undlSeSted food or have d feelingg of dizziness heartburn, fulness, nausea, bad taste in mouth and stomach headache-thls is indigestion.
 full case of Papes Diapepsin costs only 90 cents and Will thor oughly cure your out-of-order stom- ach, and leave sufficient about the bouse in case some one else in the family may suffer from stomach trou' ble OF Indigestion.
 Aalg your ph2fmaclat to 8hoH yon the formula plainly printed on thes51 30-cent cases, then yoa will under~ stand why Dyspeptic trouble of gall kinds must go, and why they usually relieve sour, out-of-ofder stomafhs or indigestion in five minutes. Diapep- sin is harmless and tastes like can dv. though each dose contMns sutii- cient to digest and prepare flor assim- ilation into the blood all tHe food you eat; besides. it makes yoh go to the table with a healthy appetite; but, what will please yon most is that you will feel that your stomhch and intes- tines are clean and fresh, and you will d pills for billiousness or constipation. This city will have many dlapeps}n cranks as some people will call them
 but you will be cranky about this splendid stomach preparation, too, 1T you ever try little for indigestion or sastrits or any other stomach mis- erv t@'iWT Get some now, this minute, and for | ever rid yourself of stomach trouble and indigestion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
DEVILS AUCTION IS
 HERE TODAY
Matinee and Night Performance to !" Given by Chas. II. iaIe's Compaay at EIkS Theatre.

The Chas. H. Yale Co.,, again an nounce the beautiful Devils Auc- tion, which for twenty nine year, has held the confidence of the the atre going public to the extent of an nually resurrecting the standing room only sign in nearly all cites from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast announces that the present season s production of this phenominal show piece will undoubtedly be the best that has yet been presented It will noon and tonight.
 Among the very clever things hat have become part and parcel of this kaleidoscopic performance are a null- Der of exceedingly funny and intri cate trick scenes that are each year introduced in this popular show play The management state in the present tuenty-ninth edition there will he TO deviation to this rule and that there
 
 Imaginable trick scene entitled Tine Magic Picture Gallery in which Toby the transformed donkey. again meets his old enemy 'C!iaos, tae sprite, resulting in the introduc- ton of series of new tricks, odd mechanical effects, scene leaps, s.ar and vampire trap workings, etc. all of which will prove most interesting to the oldest or youngest theatregoe".
 The big stellar feature this season will be Armstrong's electrical bal let direct from the Marlborough the atre, London, England. Other special ties will also be introduced by the following wellknown popular vau- deyjlle artists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

Former Governor R. B. Glenn, of North Carolina, seems to have "butted in" once too often when he attempt ed to tell the editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal what that paper should say relative to law enforce ment in Tennessee and Memphis es- pecially. That editorial of c. P, J. Mooney in yesterdays Commercial Appeal, replying to some suggestions made by Governor Glenn, will doubt, less hold the latter for few min- utes, at least.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
-OAO---

The Jefferson county political caxn- paign is moving along nicely Few personalities have been injected into the various contests. On the other hand one candidate offered an oppo- nent his buggy and horse yesterday with which to make a trip among the dear peepul." If that is1't a friendly campaign We never heard of one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

Former Mayor J. J. Williams

Former Mayor J. J. Williams is yelling fraud because Ed Crunlp defeated him for mayor of Memphis. Now this is fine time for Joe Will jams to be charging irregularities in an election He probably knows how it feels to get dose of his own Tne3- icine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
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Jack Frost sens to be postponin2 bis annual visit until all the cotton has been gathered from the fields. Af- ter this is accomplished the planters and merchants won't object to snow twice a week and sometimes on Sun days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
WAITER STOLE S4,0OO
 WORTH OF JEWELRY

Chicago, Nov. 4.-The mystery of from Mrs. A. Hirsch, Q guest at the Yendome Hotel. was cleared today when John Maroney, negro waiter, confessed to taking them at the in stigation of William Owsley, the head waiter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

At Savannah, Georgia, President Taft declined to drink a mint julep, when one was offered him at ban- uuet. Maybe it wasn't what he want ed. It's a hint for something more substantial at the next town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
DIR. c. D. SMITH.

Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Calls night or day answered prompt ly. Office at Alexander Bros. store, corner Of Fourth and Pine street. Old ph Jne 529. Residence, l2e7W. 9th ave. old phone 1e9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
Is Your Private List of "IMPOSSIBILITIES" TOO LARGER

Perhaps things have been placed upon your Fer. scual Catalogue of Responsibilities which have place there.
 Go brsvey to work discredt your stto prove that lot Of yeur Impossible" things possible and feasible aud you wifi find your whole scheme of life readjasted You will nd also, that personal individual business suc cess, WITH THE MEANS AND RESOURCES AT HAND, is really attainable-M your available forces USED
 Rational malicious of publicity win enable yea to revise your list of sImpossbies radically that will no longer terry yeu-Ae longer act as your !aAer-no longer serve as Code of Reasens' for lack of perity.
 Publfcityof sort ysu 'aford"-wln search cut the one persop city who is really eager to buy e thing you want to se thus erasing what be nPss' sibillty. Ns from your list It will dispose of what may he ~Impessibty" No. your list by enabling you to doube the of customers of your sore-changss . lsgeing business to Q busy one-w1thout exhaustne vour reseurces calls for "nerve" on your part for some faith se.ass1rance. But it can done
 s heinz done aH of the dme-anl Is worth doing.
 All thrsogh your list sf Responsibilities will be feund fnues tat persistent of advertising space will remedy VIII aelh out" of yeur fist Business obstacles. snace asorsanisaton household annoyaneesthese Go not be- long on year list publicity remedies them InterwsTeo vitA aA of yosr saiEe. advertising will come to play nar4 h ysxr vital, helpal that yOa VIII forget tlraA xez syer hs4 a lied of Responsibilities"
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-02
THE LEGISLATORS
ARE FL0CKING TO
DENVER
Especial to The Sentinel, ]

Especial to The Sentinel.
Denver, Jan. 2.-Todoy there are
about fifty members of the new leg
islaturc i'm the city and numerous in
formal caucuses have been held. IL
Is expected that when the democratic
members of both houses hold their
first big party caucus on Tuesday that
every one of the seventy and more
members will he in attendance.
The contest for speakership is still
growing hotter. While there is much
talk in the Patterson papers the
strength OF Hicks, the Patterson can
didate, does not seem sufficient tn
assure his election.
The % republican members of the
Legislature will meet ON Tuesday i'll
caucus and there is every probability
that they will decide to vote for
Robert W. Bonygne for United states
Senator.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-02
CONDITIONS IN STRICKEN CITIES.
lRy Associated Press. ]

Rome. Jan. 2-The American gun
boat Scorpion will arrive at Messina
next Monday. at which time 1t will
be placed at the disposal of the
American embassy for the assistance
of the Americans and for the protec-
tion of American interests in Sicily.
The Scorpion. like other foreign
ships, will assist in the transporta-
tion of the refugees from the affected
districts and will cooperate with the
local Italian authorities in relieving
the distress.
A message received from the king,
who is on the ground. says that the
work of rescue is well organized at
Messina and that the fires which
had been burning fiercely in the ruins
have now been reduced to small pro-
portions.
The king has ordered the royal
palaces at Caserta and Naples to be
placed at the disposal of the wounded.
The Duchess of Aosta has trans
formed the palace at Capodimonte in
TO hospital for the relief of the in
jured.
1t is reported that a train, which
left Reggie early in the morning of
the day on which the earthquake oc-
Cured. carrying passengers and OF
which nothing has since been heard.
was overwhelmed by the tidal wave
which followed the earthquake.
Almost all of the people of Reggie
and Messina are contemplating the
permanent abandonment of those cit
les.
The railroad between Reggie and
Catanzaro has been repaired and has
resumed operation.
Many persons living along the
coasts of Calabria and Sicily have
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-02
YOUNG LADY PASSES AWAY.

Yesterday morning occurred the
death OF Miss Julia Etough. at her
home west of Palisade, of tubercu-
losis from which the young lady had
been sufferer for years, having
come to the valley over two years ago
in hopes that the mountain air
would improve her condition; but the
dreaded disease had gone too far.
Miss Etough was born October 10,
1884, at Bailey's Harbor, Wis. She
moved with her parents to Glad
stone, Mich, from which place she
and her mother and brother came to
Palisade in September, SOC.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted tomorrow at the Brethren
church. near the II. H. Winger resi-
dence, by Rev. j. Q. Vermillion of the
Palisade Methodist church, of which
church she had been a member for
ten years Burial will take place in
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
The deceased leaves mother and
two brothers, one of whom resides
here and the other in Utah. to mourn
her death.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-02
Great Amount Of Machinery to Supply Street
Railway Power Will Soon Arrive
RAILWAY COMPANY LETTING CONTRACTS
Everything is Almost i'm Readiness for
Pushing of Construction Work
Important An9ouncements

The formal signing of the contract
between the Grand Junction Electric.
Gas Il Manufacturing Company and
the Grand Junction Electric Railway
Company, providing for the furnish
ing of power, temporarily, by the
light company for the street railway
to be installed and constructed at
once in this city, has taken place.
Also today Mr.. Orson Adams, the
president and general manager of the
Grand Junction Electric. Gas & Man
ufacturing Company, received a let
ter from President Thomas f. Curtin
of the railway company, confirming
the contract and acknowledging the
receipt of the announcement that Mr..
Adams had completed the purchase
of the large amount of additional ma
chinery necessary at the light plant
in order to increase the plants ca
pacity so as to properly provide for
the operation OF the street railway.
Mr.. Adams is also in receipt of let
ters from the big machinery concerns
in the east informing him that the
machinery he ordered on his recent
trip east for that purpose will go for
ward at the earliest moment. Sever
al other developments regarding the
street railway proposition are of
nature that should give satisfaction
to all enterprising citizens of the city
and valley
The machinery ordered by Mr.. Ad-
ans includes one 1SX1S automatic
high-speed engine. one Westinghouse
150-kilowatt generator, railroad
type, 100-kilowatt Crocker &
Wheeler generator and several other
large power machines, etc.
Mr.. Adams states that his company
will install a double unit, making the
presence of large amount of power,
sufficient for the company's lighting
system and the railway system, alb
solutely certain at all times. one unit
being in reserve and ready for APP
plication at moments notice.
The increase in the capacity of the
already enormous plant, made neces-
sary by the agreement to supply the
railroad company with power for the
city system until the big power plant
on the Grand river is completed. will
necessitate the expenditure of a large
amount of money.
Advices received by The Sentinel
from officials of the electric railway
company show that no time is being
lost in getting everything in shape
for the immediate and rapid construc-a :
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-02
A STARTLING
MOVE IN
CHINA
[pv Assoeiated Press. l


Pekin, Jan. An edict today dis
misses from office uansiiil<ai,
Grand Councillor and commander in
chief of the army. The reason given
is that he has rheumatism in the leg.
n. \. TIIng, former governor of Pekin
has been appointed as his successor.
Members of the diplomatic corps
were thunderstruck at the sudden
dismissal of Iuanshiakni. IL is be-
Iieved that il is the outcome of II
Manchu plot and there are iiIdica-
tions that Japan alone had an inllline
of the plot.
The good name secured by China's
management during the crisis fol-
lowing the demise of the Emperor
and Dowager Empress recently have
been swept away by this vindictive
act which will astonish the world,
cripple China's credit, and prevent
the withdrawal of foreign troops
within five years. There are also
grave apprehensions of revolutionary
outbreaks in such centers as Canton
and some of the most conservative
diplomats are already suggesting the
return of foreign troops to line all
communication between Pekin and
Tientsin. ...