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New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
HELD IN MILLN4N CASE.
Physician Denies HariRg Performed
Operation ON Dead Girl.

Detroit Sept. l0-On the request OF PROSECUTING
Attorney Van Zile OF Wayne County the inquest
scheduled for tonight Ford City into the death
Of Miss Maybelle 1IilIman. Of Ann Arbor. post-
pOned until September ~
The continuance OF the COrOners inquiry followed
the remanding OF DR. George 4 Fritch 90 the police
in bonds of $1,000. Dr. Frtch is held in cOnnectiOn
with the Milmau case. and up to a late hour to-
night had not obtained bOndsmen- DIT. Fritch was
returned 10 the police station. but made a public
declaration before being locked up a second time.
denying that he had performed surgical opera
ton on Maybele Millman but admitting that she
had visited his office about two weeks ago with
Martha Henning. her former companion.
Miss Henning. who was held witness for two
days after the apprehension OF Dr. F'ritch and re-
turned 10 her parents home Ann Arbor on
Thursday, brought back from Ann Arbor TO-
day by Sheriff CASTOR. and is again held at TIA
Toce station. Captain Mcdonnell. Sheriff CASTOR
and Detectives Allen and Parker had Miss Hsnning
before them in the matron's headquarters all the
afternoon Captain Mcdonnell. after the confer
ence. declared that Developments in the had
occurred.
A report that DR.. John e Clark. the county
chemist. had declared. after analysis OF ths
portion OF MaybeIle HiIman's body last recovered
from Ecorse Creek. that he found Indication.
OF a surgical operation denied tonight
Dr. Clark said that he assured from the con-
dtons that preparations for an operation had been
made. and that his analysis had not progressed
far enough to determine whether not the opera
tiop actually had been performed.
Dr. Fritch said to-day: II remember that Niss
Henning 70 my Office accompanied BY an
other young woman about two weeks ago. i sup
pose that Miss Henning's companion was Miss Mill
man She sought appointment for a physical
examination, / told her that could attend her
at once but she replied that she would return
later. / saw her again Several days later
Miss Henning came to the Office and asked what
had become Of Miss NIiIman. / told her I did not
know and had her since the day she had
called at my office with Miss Henning."
Concerning a report that bricks had been found
his home, where he had been erecting ssr-
age. which bore tho same trademark bricks
used to weigh down parts Of MaybeIe MiIImar's
body found in Ecorss Creek DR.. Frftch said thar
he. like hundreds OF other men IN Detroit had
purchased such brick 1t Is reported that another
physician will be arrested. but up a late hour
tonight additional arrest had been made.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
m MEMORY OF PERRTs VICTORY.

PUTIN Bay. Ohio. Sept. l0-To-day' Tor the hfst
.f. II Is said since Commodore Oliver II. Perry
-, ,te decisive naval engagement OF the War OF
,sl2 on Lake Erie September TO- 1919. the achieve
,nents Of Perry commemorated In an ann
...,sary celebration. Also. for the first time the
,raves of Perry's sailors. who were buried mere
- ,1,e close of the battle. We're formally marked
" ,,,h,ic manner by the erection Of lVfoot
esgnole given by the islanders The hagpoie Is
80 he replaced with formidable monument 10 pe
s.,,csied on September 10, lSlS at the time Of inc
centennial celebration, which Is beins P'o,l".e" -
ternationsl affair
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
GASHE'S AR1f H'ITH RAZOR
Guest at the Hotel Manhattan At
fempts Suicide.

4 Young who says he Is Sherman Marques.
Of Frank r Marques OF the Windsor Hotel.
Philadelphia. attempted suicide in his at the
Hotel Manhattan last night. He gashsd hfs left
with safety razor. but after medical treat
nlent declared cut OF danger, and was locked
up in the East 51st street station
He registered at the Manhattan cu Monday. and.
according TO the police. drank haxvily. When th.
hotel manager asked him yesterday 20 pay hts bill
of SCI. he said he had tUst lost his position with
the United Ribbon Company. and was out OF funds.
but his father in Philadelphia would pay the Bill
Last evening the hotel clerk received hurry
call for doctor from Nfaruues's room. He rl<hed
up there and found him seated the sids OF hts
bed bleeding from wound IN the arm. A sIrs-c1
from Flower Hospital dressed the wound and then
Marques arrested.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
USED CHURCH TO AID sWINDIiE.
Young Man Worked Of Bad Checks on Pat
ersOu Coal Dealers
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune I

coal wagons in front OF St. Georges rectory this
afternoon. the drivers OF which wanted to put half
a ton OF coal into the coal bins therss brought 60
light a clever swindle that had been worked on
half dozen more coal dealers. All the dsslsrs
were visited this afternoon by we'll dressed young
man. who asked that half ton OF coal be de-
Iivered at once 20 ST. Georges Church. He ten
dered a check of S14 FOR payment in each place.
The checks bore the stamp Of the church, and vers
apparently signed by the rector, the Raw. Joseph
F. DOan.
The half ton OF coal cost IS II. and the stranger
in each case received SO IS In change. -Four deal
swindied in this manner. Father Dolsn
was mystifed at the procession OF coal wagons 20
the rectOry. and the forgery was discovered when
one OF the drivers was sent back to the yards.
The young man who worked the game has not eesss
caught.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
HIGHLANDS RESERVATION PLANS.
Officials and Land Owners Confer to Form
Policy.

Albany, Sept. 10-CommissiOner James w Whip
pie. Austin Cary State Superintendent OF Forests
and Forester F. F. Moon. of the State Forest Fish
and Game Department, conferred at Highland Falls
to-day with land owners to formulate policy for
the Highlands of the Hudson reservation created
by the last Legislature.
Commissioner Whipple said that the development
of the Highlands must interfere with the
extension of the Adirondack and Catskiu parks
The Highland reserve would be managed by his
department. II those interested desired the state
purchase additional lands for forestation there
they must funds from the Legislature
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
DIAZ NOT H MEXIC1N.
Nan 1rreSt6d in CleUeIand PrOUes
To Be Cuban.
JFrom The Tribune Bureau.I J

Washington. Sept. 10.-The Mexican Embassy,
after making a careful investigation OF the claim
OF Vincent Diaz. recently sentenced in Cleve-
land that he is a relative of President Diaz Of
Mexico has found that this Disz is not Mexican
at ALL but a Cuban, having been barber In that
country Daz, who sent 20 the wOrkhouse for
throwing carbolic acid IN the face of a woman.
cured wide publicity by his claim that he is near
relative OF the Chief Executive of Mexico His
sertiOn doubted by the Mexican Charge daft
faiTes Sehor B. Davalos. from the first. and.
has been said proved on investigation to he wholly
without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
Aece SUPPLIES ON THE BRADLEY

Gloucester Mass. Sept. lo-Ihe schooner Joan
Z, r,,odle,, on which Dr. Frederick A. Cook made
t;s ,rin 10 the Arctic, carried more than $2oVO
worth of supplies. including pemmcan ana a
large amount Of wood brought from the West ana
speciallv suitable for sledges. according to BehJa-
~ A smith OF the Gorton & Pew Company, OF
"a. i,,, yvbo fitted out the vessel. Mr. Smith said
today that Captain Bartlett remarked that IL
looked like long trip 10 the Arctic with perhaps
dash 10 the pole. lie recalled also' that great
secrecy was maintained during the outntting OF
the bradley.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
SUGAR MEN STAND ON PLEAS

The time allowed the officials OF the American
Sugar Refining Company and others who were in
dicted for conspiracy to restrain trade to change
or amend their pleas expired yesterday. but no
move made by any OF those under indictment
United States Attorney Wise said there would be
no further extension OF the time and took IL FOR
granted that the nOn-appearance Of the defendants
meant that they would stand upon the pleas al
ready entered
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
THINK HELL GATE SWIMMER LOST.

Nothing has been heard OF Robert j. Douglass,
of Astoria, who lost sight OF while swimming
through He'll Gate late Thursday afternoon, and
yesterday Edward A Tracy and Leo Hilbert, who
attempted 10 follow Douglass in rOwbOat re-
ported 90 the Astoria police that they feared the
young swimmer had been drowned The Sound
steamboat Richard Peck passed the swimmer and
Il is believed that he swamped BY the sweIls
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
KILLED IN FALL FROM CAR

Henry L. Felger connected with the jeweIry firm
Of Feger & Felger. OF Newark. fell from the
platform OF West Kinney street trolley In
Newark last night and fractured hts skull. He
taken TO Beth Israel Hospital. where he died
shortly after. Felger had Just paid his fare and
the conductor handing him transfer when hs
apparently tainted and fell back before the con
ducfor cnull seize him.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
oIAz's PLANS TO MEET Mr.. TAFT.

Mexico City, Sept. 1o-It is understood that the
Minister of Finance. jose Yves Iimantour. the Min
lister of Foreign Relations, sefor Mariscal and
Enrique Cree Governor of the State of Chihuahua,
and formerly Mexican Ambassador 10 the United
States. will accompany President Diaz his trip
TO the border to meet President Taft FL PaSo
October Is next The American Ambassa dor,
David T. Thompson. will probably also be OF
the party. President Diaz will be accompanied by
a squadron Of his guards
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
WEAvERs THREATEN STRIKE.
A 10 Per Cent Increase Demanded by Fall
River Operatives

Fall River, Mass, Sept. 10.-A strike that would
affect the six thousand operatives of the Fall River
Iron Works mills. controlled by NJ. c. d Borden OF
New York is threatened by the action of the weav-
tonight In unanimously agreeing to quit work
Monday unless their request for 10 per cent
increase in wages is granted.
There has long been unrest among the employees
of the Iron Works mills. The plant is not repre-
sented in the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers As
Sociation.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
LEASE A MIDTOWN STRUCTURE

n. a Berwtn & co. have leased Tor William Bax-
ter to the Brunswick Realty Company the entir,
building No. 1l9 East 9Th street FOR a term OF
twenty-one years. The Iessees take this lease %
protect the light OF their new office building ad-
joining
The same brokers sold the property to Mr.. Ba4-
ter a short time agO.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
CORNER PARCEL CHANGES HANDS.

William r. Mason has sold for p. & j. Gallagher
to client of the Herman Arms Company the south
west corner of Eleventh avenue and 18th str.at
three and four story buildings. LOT 251itx0o sest
Daniel H. Renton & Son have sold for ths g.1-
som estate 10 client for occupancy IN. thr.,
story and basement dwelling house Ne. ~ w.st
iSsd street. plot lsNs9u fs.<
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
GET LONG DEFERRED LEaAcIgs.

A settlement OF the estate OF Mrs. Catherine NJ
Brown who died in Providence in 1867. has brought
JOY to her heirs in Jersey City j. Frank YorSe,
grandson received $4,000 share of the estate
His brother Isaac TOrlIe Of Boston. inherited the
same amount. Legacies OF 1880 were also paid
by Assembynan Mark A. Sullivan. counsel for
the estate, to great-grandchlldren and other kin.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11

Fall River. Mass. Sept 1O.-Temporarily erazed
over the imprisonment of her son. Mrs. Margaret
Sheehan. seventy-hve years old, committed suicide
to-day by sashing her throat with table knife.
She died just ambulance arrived to take her
to the hospital Mrs sheehans was Sentenced
to three months IN Jail yesterday for abusive
ment of his wife
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
BANK TELLER A SUICIDE.

Nevburg n, Y. Sept, 1O.-Fredertck W Banks
teller in local hank. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself this morning He had suffered from
melaneholia due to oV.r~ork.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-11
PLANNING THE WELCOMES.

'I..e A.ctic club of America is pushing forward
-s Plans 10 give DR. Cook hearty welcome. A
N'iDer 70 carry several thousand persons VIII he
,4tEieTea 20 go down the bay and meet the oscar
IT, MprebeIe aol tbelr friends will be taken on
1oafd. Thu b-n.oom Of the WaldOTf-AstoTia VIII
be held lor . dinner of 9a0 r,ersons al which Or.
~ook as 10 Dc the guest Of honor. The date "lii
brOt-5.y be- late IN this month The following
'e5gar. WAS s.,,, YESTERDAY, "a lotl Dr Cook and
1oinrnander Peary:
'IIesrlest -eongratu,ations from, me Arctic clIb
" America"
-"e delaware Valley Society. Of which Dr. COOK
. i4sinbor, is also making ready 20 give dinner
~ lie explorer. /, sent him the following cable
+19s''se ol Tuesday:
NalioVoA aud Delaware Valley friends ~izh 10
80 -ianer y.,m honor upon arrival New YORK
s-As date. Philip =. staib. Charles J. White
~la"sle wsneJ Society"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Meyer & Goldman Phone 141 Real Estate, Insurance
 Stocks and Bonds

Below we quote the different lines of InseSance we write and tell you why you ought to be insured:
 First-We give our policyholders the most improved and modern up-to- date Iorms, covering them fully and cor rectly. and when the fire comes there Is no need to worry when fully insured and our lable is on your policy. It is | better to be safe than to be sorry: to- morrow may be too late. Losses promptly adjusted.
 Don't forget that we also cover fire nsuranse nss anS on rents and improyements ests, tourist fioaters and travelling statesmen fioaters.
 Accident and Hesith-Every business sighted business man has health or accident insurance.
 We issue policies that cover and pay you well for every possible sickness and accident that may happen to man kind You may be next. Who knows ? Write today and be surprised at our
 LiabiIity-our company issues the broadest and most liberal policy and SEpeGi,a.ses Emn,aYses on the following classes: owners owner contingent liability and team
 All claims made against our com vice is the best and our company is of your risk.
 It IS not our speciality to quote the prompt and reliable service. which is feel safe.
 liberal policies and forms and quote to give the, best of sSrvice.
 panies tS,s S".nss. our company is pre-eminent for efi- cient inspection and insurance that in- sures.
 Boiler-we write the best and most liberal policy Our inspections are made without charge and only competent and experienced Inspectors are employed voar Asfomobile ,1n u, FireMogr contract covers explosion, while in any building. on the road or in course of transporta- tfon taa,, and in ,,Tg,s fact eyery%hers is necessary against claims resulting from accidents either to your employees or the. public. If you own a car, let sell hsPsay poes on market at the lowest rates.
 ;. BMgr.la.yLA M policy of burglary. inert ss,n a and ,ds larceny; VIII protect you and larceny of servants and employees.
 surety Bond.-We issue fidelity, States officials also State, county and city officials court, judicial and frater- nal order bonds. Bonds for trustees in bankruptcy a speciality.
 Don't ask your friends to go on your bond The rates furnish ed by our company are so low that you ought not to ask anyone to do for you what you might be unwilling to do for him.
 Don't sacrifice the interests of your family in order to return favor. Every time you sign bond you injure your financial standing.
 When~you have occasion to furnish a bond apply to us and get our rates We bond all persons holding positions of trust, cashiers. treasurers. book keepers collectors, office men generally. salesmen. officers of fraternal orders, secret societies and labor unions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28

I Mildred St. Residence-Splendid two- story. 8-room residence, with all modern conveniences. on Mildred street for only $3,500. We can carry Sz,50G for you on this property if you desire 1t.
 Hammer HslI-A 5-room cottage neal Hammer Hall 31.750. s.T
 Martha street-Five room -cottags lot 5ox150 on Martha St. for Sl,s50.00. Easy terms.
 Highland Park-we have several nice cottages at Highland Park. ie- sirably located, at bargain prices.
 Highland Avenue-we have two !. room houses on Highland Ave The owner lives away from the city and is anxious to sell them. If sold at once can be had for $1.100. Half cash. balance to suit buyer.
 ANOTHER BARGAIN Is a beautiful little broom cottage that is modern In every respect. and at price that will appeal to you. Located near the Capitol If you want a home or an investment. see us about this piece or property. owner anxious to sell
 s1,450, will buy a nice s-room cottage just off South Court street. Large corner lot. House is papered and has cabinet mantels. $350 cash. and balance one. two and three years.
 FIRE INsURANCE-Dont forget that we can insure you against loss by fire In companies who pay their losses write TORNADO insurance at very low rate. That har. wind may come yet and take away part of your house, and 1t would be mighty nice to have that insurance company settle the damages for you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
CASTRO DECLARES HE
 IS INNOCENT OF CHARGES

Dresden Feb 27.-Cipriano Castro late president of Venezuela, today authorized the publication of declara- tion of his innocence of the charge that he had conspired to bring about the assassination of Juanh Vicente Gomez, the present president of the republic.
 '-The only charge that has been raised against me-" Senor Castro says In A signed statement. ''is that I tried to instigate the murder of Gomez. It if incredible that after having shown my interest in him in so many ways. l should try to cause him to be murder ed. If Gomez had given me occasion to suspect him. I would have given orders regarding him before my de- parture from Venezuela. and l would not have been so stupid as to send an order by cable.
 q arrived in Berlin December ( and when I later heard of the occurrences in Venezuela through the press and cipher despatches from the then fore ign minister of Venezuela. Jose De Jesus Paul, I answered Senor Paul in cipher through the Venezuela legation in Berlin, transmitting to him orders regarding the situation with Holland The originals of these messages must be in the Central telegraph office in Berlin and copies in the foreign office in Caracas. where they were received.
 q declare once and for all that I sent no other jespatches in cipher. Who ever knows me, knows also that I am incapable of such disgraceful cowardice.
 q know that sooner or later the truth must shine forth and that God will do me justice. I seek nothing turther."
 Senor Castro appears to be in ex- cellent health and shows no parturhs ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
BEACH HARGIs' BoNDsMEN
 HAVE SURRENDERED HIM

Jackson, Ky. Feb. 27.--The mem on the bond of. Beach Hargis, who is charged with the murder of his father Judge James Hargis, surrendered him today to Breathitt County officers. and he was arrested and taken to the jail at Irvine, Ky. to await his second trial in April The first trial resulted in a hung jury.
 The surrender of Hargis followed an outbreak when he went to a dance and attempted to murder his cousin. Arch Crawford. Hargfs was disarmed, but later went to Jackson Deposit bank and demanded 325 of the cashier. He had no check. but claimed his mother would pay the bill. The cashier paid the money. Later Hargis became in- toxicated and collecting a party of friends, went to the outskirts of town where he created trouble. Officers covered Hargis with their pistols and he gave up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
PROGRAM
EXERCISES FOR MARCH ARE
 COMPLETED.
Committee Announces It's Plans Tor Ceremonies of Inducting Into Onice William How
 ard Taft.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The joint Congressional Inauguration Commit tee on Arrangements today announced the program for the inaugural cere' monies on the 4th of March.
 It provides that Senators Knox ano Lodge sh all go to the White House III the Presidents carriage. and that sen ator Bacon and Representative Burke shall call for the vice-President ano escort him to the White House:
 sThe President pro tempore, Repre-. sentatives Young and Gaines, Will call for Mir. Sherman at his home and es- cort him to the White House. The procession will move from the White House for the Capitol at s:3o a. III in the following order:
 First icarriage-The President. ths President-elect, Senator Knox ana sem ator Lodge.
 Senator Bacon and Representative Burke.
 Third carriage-Thc Vice-President- elect, the President pro tempore' Rep resentatives Young and Gaines.
 At the beginning of the ceremonies in the Senate chamber after the inVit- ed guests have been seated, the com mittee on Arrangements will enter the Senate chamber followed in the order named by the Vlce-Fresioehs' President elect and the President. Ihe vice -President will take his chair and the Vice ce-President- elect will be seated on his right. The President will be seated in front of the Vice-President's desc. with the President-elect on his left.
 The three Senate members of the on Arrangements will sit on the right Of the President. and the three Representatives will sit on the left of the President. .elect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Chandler & Douglass
 Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 4es Office End Floor First National Bank Bldg.

FOR SALE.
 On Commerce Street in the wholesale district, two three-story (with ce- ment cellar) stores. Business property is a quick seller and much sought af- ter in Montgomery. so get busy on this proposition next week or you viii miss
 FOR SALE.
 Another piece of business property In the retail district on Court Street and the Square, one of the most val uable locations in the business dis trict. It only takes cash payment of $10.000. the balance can be carried at per cent. interest. If interested call Monday
 FOR SALE.
 On Grove Street, two-story new and modern eight-room residence. Bath on each floor. suitable to rent out as apartments or as whole and now rented to good tenants for $35 per month Terms part cash, balance on time
 FOR SALE.
 New two-story residence. now near ing completion. located on Mildred Street and facing Pleasant Avenue. Paved street and near in makes 1t most desirable as a home or investment Terms reasonable or may be made to suit purchaser.
 WANTED TO BUY.
 We have several parties who wish to invest in good renting dwelling house or business property, Real es- tate owners who are desfrous of sell ing will find customers through our office
 Nice corner lot on Forest Avenue, Highland Park. Will sell on time or make terms to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-28
Phone 499

We have for sale . new, elegant. modern and complete pebble dashed. two-atory residence, seven-room, In finest portion of city. on street ear line. len minuten walk to basin. worth s5,OOO. but less can buy 1t. Rendy for within ten days. Will rent for $500 easily.
 FOR SALE.
 If you are hunting for a residence with all the home comforts. convent ences and everything that goes to make a perfect home we have it. Large lot. on the corner, giving plenty Of fresh ar and ventilation. New. modern. pebble dash house. with eight large rooms {; also barn and stable on premises. This nroperty can be bought at reasonable price and terms to suit.
 FOR SALE.
 Desirable corner lot. located on west side of South Court Street. Purchaser can have privilege of erecting house on same and pay for lot one year from date of completion of house. Good proposition for some one.
 FOR SALE.
 O0 South Court Street, new and mod ern cottage home. well located on ter race lot. The widening of this street and street car facilities make this an attractive proposition. Terms cash navment and the balance can be paid as rent, only $2& per month. Chance 10 secure home on monthly payment plan.
 Loans made for any amount rom s5O0 upwards. Terms one, two and hVe years, with privilege of maktn annual or semi annual payments on principal. will lend on Montgomery. city prop erty or plantation property near city.