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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26
RAILROAD WINS
LIVE STOCK CASE

WASHINGTON, Jan 23.-The SUI
preme court today in the case OF the
Central Stock Yards Co. against the
Louisville & Nashville railroad. IN
which the stock yards company sued
the railroad 10 compel II to transfer
cars OF live stock from one railroad
to another. under a Kentucky statute,
declared the same TO be unconstitu-
tional.
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IL condition you will find in all large
cities Many OF the leading thorough
fares are SO divided that oneeside is ia
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26
-FOUR YEARS FOR
AN EMbEHLER

JACKSON. Mich, Jan. 25.-(Spe-
ciaD Charles K. Aldrich, ex-city re-
corder. who was convicted OF embez-
cling $4,000 from the Excelsior Build
ing and Loan association, has been
sentenced TO four years in Jackson
prison, Five hundred people signed a
petition asking his discharge. as he
had paid back 5000 10 the loan asso
citation
The Detroit times., 1909-01-26

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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26

The graduating exercises OF the
January, 1909, class OF the Detroit
Central High school Will take place
Thursday morning AT 1890 o'clock.
The address will be delivered by Ellis
worth G. Lancaster, LII d, president
OF Olivet college. on Trained 20 the
Hour" Music will be furnished by
the Detroit Central High School or
chestra. and Alfred Frank. violin
solcist. There are las graduates in the
class, the largest number in the his
tory Of the school.
In honor of the ninety.hrst birthday
anniversary OF Mrs. L. Hetield, a
party was given recently in her homes
No. 775 Eighteenth-st A program OF
music was followed by a short recita-
ton by Mrs. Hetfield The center piece
consisted OF a birthday cake with the
figures "91" Oh II.
The Rev J. @. Calder OF No. SO Az
ery-ave. will spend the week In Hills
dale. Mich, with his daughter, Mrs.
c. A. Powell. Mrs. Calder is in Nor
wood, Ont.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-26
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
DIR. MADRIz URGES ZELAYA
TO LAY DOWN PRESIDENCY

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. H.-Special
mail advices from Port Limon, Costa
Rica, state that reports have reached
there that DIR. MadriZ, Nicaraguan
member of the court of Cartago, has
made a vigorous appeal for Zelaya to
lay down the presidency. 1t is stated
that DR.. Madriz urged Zelaya to do
this mot only for the integrity of
Nicaragua, but for that of all Central
America"
The advices say the action of Ma
driz is construed to prove that the
court Of Cartago has inside informa-
ton in regard to the attitude the
United States will assume toward Mic
aragua, which. according to the opin-
ion of some Central American states
men, will place the integrity of the
whole of Central America in danger.
An anti-American meeting was held
in San Jose, Costa Rica. several days
ago to protest against the landing of
troops in Nicaragua by the United
States. it is reported.
La Information, a newspaper pub
lished at San Jose, declares: 1--WE
have wished Zelaya would fall, but not
by the blow of a foreign invader.
Latin America as a whole ought to
protest against this outrage"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
CAPTURE OF RAMA BELIEVED
TO BE NOTHING BUT RUMOR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.-Officlal
kilograms received at the state depart
ment today from Nicaragua are sub
stantially a repetition of rumors al
ready published that Rama had been
taken by the Zelaya forces. he having
violated an armistice in making his
attack.
This report was received at the state
department with incredullty, inasmuch
as the Information. comes from sources
under Zelaya's absolute control.
The report of the probable detour
of the Zelayan army around Rama
also is discredited at the state do
partment on the theory that the char
acter of the country through which
the attacking army would have to pass
is such as almost precludes the possi-
bility of an armed force. especially
with artillery, making the attempt.
1t is assumed, therefore, that Rama,
more likely than any other point, will
be the scene of the next conflict be-
tween the contending forces rather
than Bluefields.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
NEWS FROM NICARAGUA
SAID TO BE ACCURATE
REGARDING CONDITIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-The Associat-
ed Press has staff correspondents on
both the Pacific and Atlantic sides or
Nicaragua. Christian d. Hagerty OF
the Chicago Office is at Bluefieds, and
Walter +. Tisne Of the New York or
flee is at Managua.
Their dispatches have been accurate
and have come forward promptly, and
have represented the conditions on
either side of Nicaragua in their true
light. Both men We're sent to Central
America as soon as the situation there
warranted the presence of staff corre-
spOndents,
The graphic dispatch from Managua
dated today describing the demonstra-
ZION against Zelaya was received from
Mr.. Tisne.
When Mr.. Tisne first reached Man
aqua he was confronted with the rig
orous censorship maintained by Ze-
laya. This prevented the transmission
of news unfavorable to the Nicaraguan
government and hampered the corre-
spondent in his work. He evidently
was permitted to send out only a gem
eral outline Of the situation.
The day after his arrival he cabled
a lengthy interview with the president
of Nicaragua. setting forth Zelaya's
side of the controversy with the Unit
ed States. From dispatches received
from Mr.. Tisne last night as we'll as
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
NEW YORKER AND
PAYNE IN CLASH
SHARP WORDS PASSED AT
HOUSE MEETING
ECONOMY SUGGESTION OF PRES
IDENT is CAUSE
Representative Hobson Warns Con-
qress That Nation Is Unprepared
for War House to Take
Holiday Recess
Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Taking up
the presidents annual message to con-
gress the house of representatives to-
day went through the formality of re-
ferring it and distributing it among
the various committees.
Mr.. Payne, who brought in the reso-
luton for reference, offered an amend
ment providing that those paragraphs
relating to appropriations be referred
to what he designated as the sleep
ing" committees on departmental ex-
penditures, of which there is one for
each department.
Explaining his amendment Mr..
Payne said:
For the first time in my recollec-
tion a president in wise and well chosen
words has pointed out the necessity
of economy in expenditures in the
various government departments.
When Mr.. Fitzgerald of New York
interrupted Mr.. Payne to question him
about the amendment the Republican
leader sharply exclaimed:
"The gentleman from New York can
never get rid of the idea that some one
is trying to hoodwink somebody
Il am sorry my colleague can never
get rid of the idea of trying to be-
foozle somebody with his resolutions
amendment and the resolutions were
adopted
Warning of the nations unprepared-
ness for war was given by Represen-
tative Hobson of Alabama in an ex-
tended speech in favor of more lib
eral naval policy. His colleague, Mr..
Richardson, made a speech of more
than an hours duration in advocacy
of a liberal waterways policy, partic-
ularly affecting the Mississippi river
and it's tributaries.
Representative McDermott of I'LL
nois spoke briefly in lavor Of free wood
pulp.
The District of Columbia appropria-
tion bill, carrying an appropriation of
more than ten million dollars for ex-
penses of the district in the fiscal year
of 1911, was reported as were also sew
eral invalid pension bills. The latter
were read and passed.
The house today agreed TO take re-
cess next Tuesday for over the holi-
days. voting to reconyene on Thurs
day, January 4.
At 2:47 p. m. the house adjourned
until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
DEPARTS WITH
AUTO RENTALS
Continued from Pare OneI

contract to various parties at the rate
of $40 for each automobile, he to re-
ceive $25, thus realizing a profit Of S. on
each, or a total of $500 on the entire
job.
One of the persons to whom a con-
tract was sublet is Marion Hulse, a
fourth year student at Polytechnic high
school, son of Mr.. Hulse of the Woodill-
Hulse electric concern, who agreed to
furnish thirty autos at $40 each. He
was to meet Mcdonald Monday noon to
receive 5000, but was disappointed, as
were the other parties who furnished
machines.
The entire list of victims has not
been compiled, but 1t is said that near
ly every garage in town and number
of private owners furnished machines
for use in getting out the vote election
day.
Mcdonald is said to have stipulated
in the contract that as soon as he re-
ceived the money from the political or
ganiZations he would make a settle
ment at a bank Monday afternoon at l
o'clock, but he failed to appear Mon
day noon Mcdonald told a number of
employees at the garage that he hid re-
ceiVed a telegram from relatives stat
ing that his father was dying in Bos-
ton, and to come home at once, and
according to the proprietor of the ga
rage he exhibited the dispatch, which
is now believed to have been faxed.
When interviewed last night in her
home at 718 South Olive street Mrs.
Mcdonald admitted that her husband
had deserted her and the 2-year-Old
boy, going away without any excuse
and leaving them in destitute circum-
stances. That she has depended on
friends for support since her husband
left she admitted and stated that she
would do everything in her power to
have Mcdonald captured and brought
back to Los Angeles.
1t was also intimated by Mrs. Nc
Donald and employees of the garage
where Mcdonald had his office that
there was an affinity in the case who
lives in Portland, and Mrs. Mcdonald
advised that the police Of Portland be
notified of his defalcation.
'IIe was a good husband until re-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
LACK OF WORD "THE" IS
ENOUGH TO GET SECOND
TRIAL FOR POLITICIAN

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-Ferd Warner.
former member of the house of dele
gates, went to trial second time on
a charge of bribery today in criminal
court.
At a previous trial he was convicted
and was given two years in prison, but
the verdict was set aside by the supreme
court because the word the" was left
out of that portion of the indictment
which said that his action was against
the peace and dignity of "the" state.
Warner is charged with accepting
bribe of $500 from Henry j. Ascher to
influence action of a bill permitting
Ascher to erect n garage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15

from the story from Managua today
there is every reason to believe the
censorship has relaxed.
The Associated Press has knowledge
from other sources that statements ap-
pearing recently under date of Blue
fields and San Salvador that reign
of terror existed in Managua and that
the local jails were filled with pollt-
ical prisoners are entirely trustworthy'
Mr.. Hagerty is with Gen. Estrada,
the revolutionary leader, near Blue
fields. He has not been hampered by
censorship restrictions. Should the
expected battle between the forces of
the government and the reVolutionists
near Rama occur he will report It,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
WOMAN FOUND IN STREET
WITH $4,000 TN RICHES

MONTEREY, Cal, Dee. 14-Holdng
fast to a handbag in which We're $4,000
worth of diamonds and jeWelry and
$4,000 in railroad industrial bonds, a
woman, well dressed and about So or
60 years old, was found late last niaAt
lying in the street
A letter was found in her bag ad-
dressed to Mrs. Ina L. Cummings. 52S
Twelfth street, Oakland. There were
also insurance policies for $4,000 on
property in Oakland.
The woman could give little account
of herself She said she had a daughter
named Mrs Daniels at Carmel-by-th
Sea.
From some papers found with the
woman it was presumed that her first
husband was w. p Stewart of st.
Louis and that she is now Mrs Ina l..
Cummings Of ST. Louis.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
TO MAKE
WAR ON TRUST
tConiinusd from Page One,

with instructions to cooperate in this
work. For educational purposes we
recommend that this manifesto be
made a special order IN all central la
Dor organizations at the first meeting
in January, 1910.
"We recommend the executive coun-
Gil of the American Federation of La
Dor issue a circular 10 all unions Of
America and appeal for financial con-
tributions to aid the striking iron,
steel and tin plate workers.
I'VE further recommend the amount
of such contribution should not be
less than 10 cents per member.
In view Of the great wrongs per-
petrated by the United States Steel
corporation not only against the
workers, but the public generally, we
recommend a committee be appointed
by this conference TO wait on the
president, the United States senate,
the speaker of the house of represen-
tatives and such members of their
houses Of congress as may be deemed
advisable for the purpose Of laying
before them the grievances from which
labor suffers at the hands of this cor
pOratiOn.
AT the instance Of the United
States steel corporation officers of
local, municipal and state govern
ments have unWaTanabiy tyrauniZed
tionally guaranteed right of free as
semblage and free speech. We recon-
mend that committees be appointed
by this conference 10 wait On COVER
nors Of states and such other official
representatives OF the counties and
municipalities as are in control where
the United States Steel corporation
has plants located for the purpose Of
presenting to these officials the great
wrongs inflicted upon the people Of
these conmunities, and that the COM
mittees demand an Investigation. and
where charges made are substantiated
by evidence the officers responsible
therefor be removed and the wrongs
Immediately righted.
1--WE appeal to all liberty-loving
Americans for their moral and finan-
JAMES O'CONNELL
"I. l.. LEWIS,
"W. d. MaHON,
GEO w. PERKINS,
u. w. HAYES,
FRANK NJ. RYAN,
"T. HEALY.
SAMUEL GONPERS,
"P. J. McARDLF.
"CHAS +. IAWLOR."
At the conclu ON of toJay's confer
ence the men said they bad said all
there was to be salI' when they had
adopted the measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
TWO U. s. War Vessels at corInto

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA. The
cruiser Albany and the gunboat York
town have Joined the gunboat ViCks-
burg at Corinto on the Pacific coast
Of Nicaragua Their arrival last night
was announced to the navy depart
ment today The Albany has about
2S0 blueiackets aboard, while the
Yorktown has about 155. These, with
the 155 aboard the Vicksburg. are
counted upon to protect American in
terests and American lives in the vi
cinitv of Corinto during the present
conditions
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
NORTHERN TO TAKE
CHARGE OF STREET CARS

SPOKANE, Dec. Thames J. Hill
OF the Great Northern railway and
Howard Elliott, president of the North
en Pacific, met here today and held a
conference with j. p. Graves, president
OF the Inland Empire system.
The purpose of the conference is said
to be the completion Of details for the
Great Northern TO take control of the
Inland Empire system, which controls
electric lines running from this city TO
Couer d'Aleue, ColfaX and Moscow,
Idaho, and several miles Of street rail-
ways In this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
Rebels CAPTURE Three Towns

BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua, Dec IA
An official message received at insur-
gent headquarters here announces that
General Morales. at the head of a band
Of insurgents, has captured Tortuga,
Orisi and Supoa. three small towns on
the Costa Rican frontier. Morales
proclaimed Estrada president Of Mica
ra qua and continued his march to at
tack the important town of Rivas.
General Estrada and his followers have
taken courage at the prospect of as
sistance from the United States in
their efforts to overthrow the govern
ment of Nicaragua. The United States
cruisers Des Moines and Tacoma and
the collier Leonidas, with their crews
on board. are still lying outside the
harbOr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
ARMY BUDGET PASSED BY
COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE esti-
mates Of expenditures of the war de-
partment for the coming year amount
ing to $94,799, ,O67, were favorably acted
upon by the house committee on mil
itary affairs today.
The committee, instead OF making
the customary reduction of depart
mental estimates, increased several
items and Inserted one or two new
ones, making q total increase in ap-
propriation over departmental esti-
mates Of about S1,000,000.
The bill will carry nearly $4,000, 900.
Last years military appropriation was
500. 459 OS3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
Rebellion Breaks Out in Capital

MANAGUA Nicaragua, Dec. IL
Rebellion has broken out at the capi-
tai. The streets today were filled with
unrestrained demonstrators. Shouts Of
Long live liberty, the United States
and Estrada!" filled the air It is said
President Zelaya has promised to make
public today the announcement of his
resignation. For the first time in six
teen years a street meeting Of mall
contents has been permitted without
oplice interference. The demonstration
began last night and continued for
hours
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
BIG COMMITTEE OF HOUSE
TAKES UP TAFT's MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE presi-
dents message was taken up today by
the house committee on ways ana
means at its first meeting of the ses-
sion. There was considerable badinage
between Republican and Democratic
members regarding various provisions,
but the only action taken was to agree
on the Payne resolution designating
the committees to which the different
recommendation in the message should
be referred.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
SECRETARY WILSON IN NO
HASTE TO DROP PORTFOLIO
Emphatic Denial Made That w. o.
Thompson of Ohio VIII Be
Named as Successor

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. IA
Emphatic denial can be given to the
report that William o. Thompson,
president of the Ohio State University,
will be appointed to the post Of secre-
tary of agriculture in succession to
James II. Wilson, January l.
President Taft Is in New Haven to-
day to attend the Yale corporation
meeting. 1t is understood here that
so far as President Taft knows, Sec
retary Wilson has no intention Of re-
signing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
WILL GIVE COMMISSION.
MORE POWER OVER ROADS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE house
committee on interstate commerce has
agreed to report favorably the two
bills empowering the interstate COM
merce commission to designate the di
mensions, location, etc, Of all safety
appliances now required on railroad
equipment, and requiring all common
carriers engaged in interstate and
foreign commerce to make full report
to the commission of all accidents.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
REVoLUTloNlsTS VIcToRS;
WIN SMALL ENGAGEMENT

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua,
Dec. IA small body of revolutionists
led by General Morales attacked Orosi.
which is in the extreme northwest of
Costa Rlca, a few miles from the bor-
ders of Lake Nicaragua. This place
was defended by twenty men, four of
whom were killed The rest retired.
According to advlces received here,
Gen. Morales was seriously wounded.
After the engagement the victorious
revolutionists burned the houses and
pushed forward.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15

entered the court room and consulted
for moment with her lawyer.
Denies Flower Incident
Mrs. Brokaw testified that she had
on two occasions cabled from Paris for
money with which TO pay her travelling
expenses.
1T is not true that I ever said I
wanted to get a divorce from my hus-
band so ! could marry another man"
replied Mrs. Brokaw sharply to one of
Mr. McIntyres questions.
Counsel asked Mrs. Brokaw II her
husband had not on one occasion
walked into her room, and laying
flowers down on her bed. remarked
that he would rather be putting flowers
on her coffin.
The witness had no recollection of
such an incident.
Love messages by telegraph instead
of by telephone came promptly into
play when Mrs Brokaw was at Great
Neck, Long Island. and her husband
was in the south. In these messages
Mrs Brokaw said she was keeping
her promises" and was very good"
and not infrequently the kilograms
concluded with "love" or much love"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15
United States Produces Much Lead

WASHINGTON, Dec 14.-Althoueh
the United States was the greatest loser
among the nations in the 1908 produc-
tion of lead, nevertheless it turned out
in that year 27 per cent Of the entire
worlds output. This is the statement
in a report by the United States geolog-
tcal survey on the production Of lead
in 1908.