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The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
URGED IT. ADAMS IN
'D|sGRACEFUL ROW
At ANNAPOLIS
"Yes, Told Bevan To Let Them
Alone So Adams Could Punch Suit
toms Head Off," Testifes
Lieut.. Willing.
Witness Was Officer Of Day and Was
Supposed To ouell Dis
turbance.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 22.-That
Lieut. Edward s. Willing. whose duty
as officer of the day was to quell any
disturbances at the naval academy.
urged Lieut.. Adams TO continue his
assault upon Lieut.. Sutton during the
fight that preceded the young marine
officers death, was brought out forci.
bly, In his cross-examination today by
Attorney Davis, counsel for the Sutton
family, before the naval court OF III
Quiry.
"Yes. told Bevan to let them alone.
so Adams could punch his head on.
repeated willing. The witness appar'
emily had no regret for his action upon
that occasion for. in response to u
ouestion from Commander Hood. pres
ident of the court, he admitted he was
perfectly familiar with the navy regu-
lations prescribing the duties OK an
oficer OF the day.
'T have never heard such stories OF
cruelty told In any court as these
have listened to. about the way my
son was treated by those ofncers De-
fore his DEATH" said Mrs. sutton, after
Willing had left the stand.
Notwithstand the admission or the
punishment the officers gave sutton.
Surgeon Prickell testified testified that
none OF the wounds on his race OF
body from the kicks he received wouio
have been sufficient TO cause death.
The surgeon was Of the opinion tnal
the revolver shot III the back OF SUIT
toms head could lave been hred py
the young man as ne lay PROSTATE on
the ground.
That another witness to the fight
that ended In the death or sutton, OH
oct -. 1907, will be called upon 10
tell his account OF the row was lh-
dicated today when Attorney DaVis'
representing the Sutton family an
nounced that he desired Private Ken
nedy attached TO the marine crops
here. summoned by the court.
II was learned that Kennedys story
"a supposed to bear out the theory OF
the Suttons that the young lieutenant
was terribly beaten up before he was
shot.
Mrs. Sutton, mother OF the dead
officer declares that the letter written
by Miss Elizabeth Stewart. OF Pitts
burg. now In Canada. Is proof that her
son did not end his own life. Miss
stewart was at Carval hall with Lieut..
Sutton on the night OF the tragedy
and has been mentioned often In the
case.
In n letter which she has written
TO Judge Advocate Major Leonard, on
the court, Miss Stewart declares she
had an appointment TO meet Lieut.
Sutton seven hours after the time he
met his death They were to have
gone TO ST. Mary's Catholic church 20
attend services Sunday. Mrs. sutton
declares this engagement is proof her
son was not respondent and did not
end his own life.
Former Lieut.. Rocker. who was en-
gagged in the fight with Sutton and
whose supposed death is said to have
caused Sutton to end his own HE.
IS said to have been located In Kit
tanning, Pa. and secret service ON
GERS have been sent there to find him.
The court Of inquiry under recently
passed law, has the right to force
Rocker to appear as witness II nc,
can be found.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
SOLDIERS ARRIVE IN RAIN.
Third Battalion Of Twenty-Sixth Halt
Here on Way to Fl. Brady.

In the midst OF the morning down.
pour OF rain, the third battalion OF
the Twenty-sixth infantry arrived at
the Campbell.ave. siding OF the Mich
igan Central, Thursday morning. The
men FASTENED to Fort Wayne, where
they will remain for day or two be-
fore going on TO Fort Brady.
An accident to the engine delayed
another train containing the first bat
TALON and band Of the regiment which
are to form part of the permanent
garrison OF Fort Wayne. The second
battalion is to arrive later.
This rain is nothing after the Phil
ipplnes," declared the soldiers laugh
ingly as they detrained.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
cloudburst Hits Duluth.

DULUTH, Mimi, July 22.-Many
streets are flooded and street car
traffic is paralyzed today as the result
OF the cloudburst which struck Du-
luth late last night and continued into
the early hours OF the morning, caus-
ing $1.000.000 damage. In less than
two hours nearly three inches OF ram
fell and this following so closely upon
n rainfall OF 2 3-5 inches Monday night
converted downtown streets into
streams.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
WARNER UPHoLps wENoER.

LANSING. July 22.-In an interview
this morning Gov. Warner stated that
he was well satisfied with the manner
in which the affairs of the prison at
Jackson were being conducted under
Acting Warden Wenger and II is I'M
nrobable that ant change will be made
until the next meeting OF the board In
august. The governor does ont look
with favor on the boom which has
been inaugurated to place Timothy
RYAN at the head of the institution.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
DAILY MAY GO FREE.
Officials Must Prove He Bargalned
With Armstrong in Michigan.

JACKSON. Mich, July 22.-(Spe-
l.)-Unless affidavits from Arm.
strong can be obtained showing that
Milton ]. Daily bargained with Arm
strong in Michigan TO give a bride,
Daily will be discharged. Judge Lam
dis. in the federal court In Chicago.
held there was no proof on that point
and that IL had not been shown that
Daily was a fugitive from justice.
Adjournment to Sept. was taken to
give the Michigan officials an oppor.
tunity to furnish this proof. IL pos
sible.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
potatoes Knocked Them Out.

BOSTON, July 22.-Victims OF ty.
phoid. which they are said TO have
contracted through eating bad pota-
toes. served on battleships of the AT.
lantic feet. IA men are today in the
Chelsea hospital here, and one, Sea-
man Simonton, OF the Vermont, may
die
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
LOOKS LIKE LEE.
School Board Secretary Seems Ger
tain Of Reelection.

Secretary William j. Lee, OF the
board of education, is confident Of re-
election at the meeting of Thursday
evening II is claimed that ten In.
spectors are pledged to vote for him.
John g. Lodge and Charles Duffy are
the men who have been mentioned as
opposition candidates, but neither
seems able to rally the necessary ten
votes to defeat the present incumbent.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
TRAIN HURLS HIM so
FEET TO INSTANT DEATH
Samuel King Was Driving and Did Not
Heed Warning-Companion Is
Fatally Hurt H

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 22.-Sain-
uel King was instantly killed and
Tony Wiz fatally hurt I'm a collision
between a west bound Michigan Cen
trail train and wagon, two miles east
OF this city today King was driving
and despite the warning of a iagman
tried to cross in front OF the train.
The wagon was demolished and the
two men were hurled fifty feet.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

, There Il only one that Is head and
shoulders above all others-Strohs
Peer. Phone Main ale for a case.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

BusIuess-IIke Printing. no fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No.
"A IaiAA R.-st. Phone 1873
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinity-Thursday night.
pnrtIy cloudy and unscttiedD probably
showers and cooler.
Friday, partly cloudy. coolers moder-
nte 60 brisk westerly winds.
Lower NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this after
noon OF tonight cooler.
Friday, sr.r and cooler.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

Busins.s-Iiixc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No
Is John R-st. Phone 1928.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

One year ago todnyi Maximum tenn
Jernture. SIT minimum, 60I menn, 74t
partly cloudy weather.
sun rose at 4ifG n. m. sun sets at
7iOf y. mn.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

Ticket. for sale Adcr.ft. ste. Lisht.
Apply Times office Advertising dept
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

lob Printing done right. Times rriss-
to Co. is Jorv o-st Phone 1898.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
VISITORS ARE
LEAVING

The last of the several fraternal
grand lodges was closed with a ban
0uet last night at the Masonic TEN
pie by tae ladies OF the Carson City
chapter of that order. rendered the
grand chapter members and visitors
During the week the city has been
filed with members of the Masonic
and Pythian fraternities who were
here in attendance on the grand
lodges of those orders and today.
many of them remain, though many
have returned to- their homes
throughout the state.
Carson City. while not covered with
gaudy decorations as a part of the
celebration of these events, has been
keeping open house all week and the
hundreds of visitors haze enjoyed
themselves to the utmost.
This morning the trains in each di-
rection were filed with passengers
and the festivities are over.
II Is possible that Carson City new
or entertained such representative
gathering of the best In Nevada, as
was here this week. and the city has
been great gamer thereby. both in
advertising it's charms as residence
city. and IN other ways. There is an
atmosphere in the capitai city that is
not iound In any other OF the cities
of the state. Many cities pass her
In amount of business and in pro-
gressiveness. but none equal her as
city of homes. of refinement and
OF culture.
In fact Carson City has been de-
scribed derisively rs a good old town
that has been asleep for quarter
of century. She is said to be long
on culture and short CT common
sense, as city.
Maybe these charges are true. The
fact remains that every visitor to
Carson City This week went away ex.
pressing the wish that he or she
might live in Carson City on account
of its beautiful location. it's fine peo-
pie and its many advantages as a
home city.
As for progressiveness and things
that ordinarily go with IN uptodate
Goth century city, Carson City is
spared all the bad features of mod
ern city and rejoices thereat. She
will be Just as glad at any other time
to entertain the folks who were here
this week and will welcome any OF
lem as permanent residents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
.SELBY CON. is
PRODUCING

Charles ID. VirgiliO came in this
morning from Jumbo with bar OF
bullion from the Selby Consolidated
mill that weighed between los and
l09 ounces.
VirgiitO is now operating the Selby
He was compelled to take over the
property in order to protect a ratn-
er large investment he made in that
property two or three years ago.
Since he went there ne has put
nine men at work taking out ore and
sinking the shaft. These men are
taking out between 50 and 40 tons
of ore a day. A team hauls it to the
mill which is working two shifts.
VirSiliO figures that the ore runs
around 81 Il ton. that it costs for eX-
traction and mine development at
tae rateo 81 a ton. and he hauls IL
and mills it TOR 81 ton. leaving a
goodiy margin OF profit n the oper-
alton. These costs he expects to re-
uUtt anu ne dlSo tAp''NS w i'oSN
his mine production so that the mill
may be run full time.
The billion brought in this morn
ing is the result of 10 day run in
the mill. an average of nearly 5000
a day.
VirgiliO has been doing some Gus
tom work in the mill but says he will
soon be unable to 40 any o this kind
of work as the ore production will
be Increased to the capacity of the
mil. waich is good for 30 or 40 tons
a day.
The success of VirgiliO is good
news to Selby stockholders who for
the first time since that mine was
opened up see its operation without
the necessity of assessment or sale
of stock for operating expenses.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12

lights and as near as the reporter
can remember spoke as follows:
MY, friends. l cannot allow such
a welcome as you have given me to-
night to pass without some acknOw-
Judgments.
Il want to thank every person IN
the house, where | see the faces OF
so many old frieLdS. and tell you
that you cant realize how much 1
appreciate the demonstrations OF
your approval coming from the citi-
zens OF town where / first made my
appearance years ago as abre- fOOte ed
boy.
Eyes. | came here absolutely broke
and barefooted and | have never al
lowed success in my wanderinss Ov-
er the world to ever Obliterate the
fond memories of my life in this city
and my first start here as singer
(Applause and cries That's right
Dick.)
IL ildS bttH Stdt III tnit SllltIt ltl'
nere and travelled about the world
that | became a drunkard. | will say
to you truthfuliy and honestly and
on the square as one friend to an
other that | do not know the taste
of liquor. Great applauSe)
Il will say further that should my
voice fail me tonight that it has al
ready been sufficiently renumerative
to me that | need not worry about
the future for the rest of mylfe
tApplause). Again | thank everyone
of you. Good night"
The applause continued for sever,
al minutes after he left the stage
and if ever Dick had particularly
proud moment of his life it must
nave been last night aftc" the heart
felt demonstrations of the Big au-
dience faded from his ears.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
GET READY TO
CELEBRATE

The Music committee OF the Com
stock Golden Jubilee has engesed
Slater's Band of Reno. consisting of
32 pieces and the Virginia City band
of IA pieces TO take part in the jubi-
lee celebration, so pleaty Of good
music is guaranteed durilLs the ev-
ent.
Mr.. John w. Eckley has accepted
the invitation to act as Grand Mar
shat of the big parade on July 5. Mr..
Ecllley is one of the solid old resi-
dents of the ComstOck and his selec-
tion as Marshal will add greatly to
the ~uccess of the jubilee. The COM
mittee on the Queen contest has al
ready engaged carriage to be drawn
by four white horses and are al
ready making arrangements to havG
the horses and carriage decorated in
most dazzling manner.
A liberal prize will be hung up for
the best decorated business house on
G. street.
The Executive committee is in
communication with several organi-
cations in Reno and larson in re.
gard to participating in the parade
and are receiving many favorable re-
plies.
The committee desires that all
those who have rooms or apartments
to let during the Jubilee to send their
names and address to James Ennis.
secretary of the committee.
The V. & Il. railway has made the
following rate for the round trip on
account of the Golden Jubilee ceie-
bration, tickets good for three days:
Reno, Huffakers, Browns. Steamboat,
$3.50, Washoe, Ophir. $1.25; Frank
town, Lakeview, Carson, 81; Empire,
Brunswick. 75c: Mound House soc.
The Overman float is nearing COM
pletiOn and will be one of the at
tractive features of the parade.
1t is reported that tho Buffers
company will be represented in the
parade by a float.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
SHORT ONES

Burglars robbed the Pasr0e home
in Virginia City Of nearly $1,000 while
The family was at the theatre Thurs
day night.
Tonopah and Goldtield minlpg men
rushed to Salisbury Wash yesterday
and the day before in hundreds.
Will CassOn has gone to RawAide
for several days to be on the gronnd
of the Brutt- Balloon Hill lease. TAX
ing out high grade ore.
Many of the local Eiks will leave
tonight for HenO to atteE the big
dOins' at the elk home ,..ere tonight
R. Leslie SMALL will cave Monday
| night to accept a reporterih position
on the Tonopah Bonanza,
Captain Mcclure and Mrs. Mcclure
are here from the University.
Miss Anne Frey. of keny. is here
| iOr a short vSiit.
A company OF Reno men will builC
| Il StduudTu t1tdttI AT tIlt corner O
| Second and Sierra streets at a cOs>
of 100000
Mrs. Annie Hampton is the gues1
! of Miss Woodbury. today.
| Grand Chancellor Booth, and Mrs
| Booth. remained over today from the
grand lodge X. of p.
Dick Jose and his company left fo
Reno this morning.
LOrrin Andrews one of the bright
est attorneys in the state, has beel
offered the appointment OF assistan
district attorney of Hawaii.
State Auditor Ligon is busy writin!
a report OF his Investigations int
seven county book keeping systems
Mrs. Howard Gould testified il
court yesterday that she didn't know
the value exactly of about $4,000
worth of jewelry she had bought OF
tick"
i Captain Brambilia left last nigh
for Fort Sheridan. He will be sue
ceeded the University by Captain Nc
1 Clure, Carson City man who will
assume active charge the latter par
Of August.
The Warren Engine Company wi
celebrate their anniversary at Bow
ers Mansion on the 10th. inst.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
GREAT JUBILEE DAY
Sunday. June &c, 1909.

The Methodist Episcopal Church
will be reopened and Dedicated on
this date
Everybody. irrespective Of creed OF
denomination is invited to attend anC
participate in these services.
You cannot afford to, miss hearing
one of the greatest of preachers. DR.
r. c. Tiff and one of the largest
chorus choirs that ever sans
in the city. The very best of talen
has been secured
PROGRAM
Reception TO DR.. r. c. lift Frida,
at s p. III. by all members of the
societies of the church in S. 5
rooms and parlOrs.
Meeting of official members, Satur
day 8 p. m.
Sunday-Sermon by DR.. 7. c. Ilif
at 10 o'clock.
Jubilee Service 2:3O p. m, Geo. c
King leader.
Epworth League Rally 7 p. m. Ad
dress Geo. e. King.
Preaching s p. m. y DR.. i. c. llifl
Grand music in connection with ev
cry service.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
MULLER
is AHEAD

There are some surprises in the
count to-day in the Appears big Va
cation trip Contest.
In the first place Fred Grove, who
started rather tate but who has been
going some ever since jumped in the
first thing with $500 votes.
There is one thing certain. from
the appearance of the count, a few
thousand votes will not land much of
anything. The winners will win by
several thousand votes only because
all tne contestants are working hard
and the result of this weeks activity
shows that he three weeks remain
ing will have to be weeks of hard
rust ing to maintain the position at
the head OF the column.
There are several changes in the
standing of the contest ants as shown
by the following schedule of contest
snts and their standing:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
KAISER TO SEE LOU DILLON

BERLIN, June 12.-At the express
request of Emperor William. Lou Dill
Ion. the queen of trotters, will give
II special exhibition OF her speed here
tomorrow. with her noted owner. g.
X. 6. billings, holding the rcins. Tn"
Kaiser long has been anxious to see
the noted flyer which was tae hrst
horse to get to the coveted two-min-
ute mark for trotters.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
PARK THEATRE CLOSED

Owing TO the fact that the films for
the Park Theatre did not arrive this
morning. there will be no perform
ance at that house this evening. The
show house will open Monday night
as usual Edna McMasters won me
box of candy this afternoon A large
crowd of people We're in attendance
at the matineewhi ch was greatly en-
joyed by all.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12

NEW YORK. June 12.-Travers ls-
land Is the scene to-day OF the
eighty second games OF the New
York Athletic Club. Nearly all the
stars of the metropolitan district Will
cOmpcte.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
CHICAGO DAY At FAIR

SEATTLE, June l2.-Chicago day
was celebrated 1t the Alaske- \ ukon-
Pacific Exposition today and was
marked by the presence Of hundreds
of visitors from the Windy CTty. The
trade extension committee of the
Chicago Association Of Commerce
played q prominent part in the days
program.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
TO GLEf3BROOk

large crowd of sports have made
preparations to spend tomorrow at
Glenbrook where the trout are biting
exceptionally fine. Word from there
today states that all the boats at that
resort nave been engaged for tomor-
row by the local fishermen. Several
parties will go by auto.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
FLOW ERS

Saturday morning and Sunday
morning the Muller drug store will
have a consignment of fresh cut
flowers from San Francisco. This
will be regular feature at the Mui
ler store where orders may be left
&C any time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
JOSE GETS AN
OVATION


happier combination that that uniting
Dick Jose's golden voice to the in
comparable comedy Jane"
Any theater goer who would com
plain of this would indeed be hard
to please for each separately is
worth a dollar of any mans money
to see and hear.
1t was as packed house last night
with "standng room only" for The
late cOmers and there was delight
full atmosphere of welcome and good
fellowship all over the house for this
is Dicks old town. the place where
he began his career as a singer
The comedy. Jane" is one of the
best ever written in any language
and the cleverneSS of the lines and
the skill of the 'ramatic' situations
appeal to everybody. 1t would be
hard to find a woman who could pOr-
tray the title roie more c.evcly than
Lillian Hayward. She is handsome,
clever and snappy and her work new
er faltered for second.
Paul Harvey, as ShackletOn, was
faultless and Kershaw was irristible
in the hands OF Arthur Hill. But
why discuss the cast. They We're all
stars in their line and simply kept
the house in prolonged howl for two
hours Jane is one of those comedies
that one could enjoy every night in
the week
Well it took something as good as
Jane to keep the minds CT the au-
dence off the thing that drew the
crowd. and lIat was Dick Jose.
He fiOated in after the end of the
second act and the tumult began. 1t
was a great roar of welcome from
his old friends and it rose and fell
again as he smiled happy as clam
and bowed his acknowledgements.
Mary FitZsimmOns the solo harp
ist ran over the strings of her instru-
ment. a hush fell on the house and
Dick began his song.
For the next half hour it was
Dicks songs and tumults of encores.
The audience would not let him leave
,le stage until he was exhausted and
the harpist looked as If she wanted
rest also.
1t was a happy thought for the
manager to provide a harp accom-
panment. for the music of this in
strument hiend beautifully with
Dicks sympathic voice, and. as he
sang the delightful refrains that ev-
eryone loves to hear. the tears were
yelling into the eyes of people who
earlier in the evening We're eXplod-
ing with laughter at the comedy.
He is mixture for everybody. A
dollars worth of fun, a dollars worth
of sentiment and sadness, and dol
lars worth of music rolled up in one
uundle and pitched down on the thea
trical counter for a dollar. Dick was
in generous mood last night and
sangw hatever the audience called
for. If gallery boy had a favOrite
melody he had merely to yell for il
and Dick. with a bow and a smile
would nod TO the ha"pSt and it was
| all right and cut it loose. After tn"
| encOres grew to be almost panOi-
monium he advanced to the fool
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
TRACK AND FIELD MEETS

PHILADELPHIA, June ia fu.i
list of Championship events will be
decided Mt the Middle Atlantic divis-
ion meet of the Amateur Athletic Uh-
ion at Essington this afternoon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Ladies List-.Miss Sylvia BOrdoli,
Miss Margaret Day, Mrs. Henry FOust
Miss Mabel Grant, Mrs. Mary NOidin.
Gents List-Mr. A. Bell. Mr. w. }.
Dokin. Mr.. w. Nj. Parker
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
CHURCH NOTICE

resbyterian-Sunday school at 10
a. m. Morning service at II. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:20 p. m. "A
praise service at 1880 p. m.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12
ORPHANS TO BE TREATED

The children OF the Orphans Home
will have a treat tomorrow afternoon
when they will go to the Lake thea
ter in a body. About 80 Of them will
attend the especially arranged show.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-06-12

Honolulu has taken the bull by the
horns, the Jap by the throa; and will
suppress Japanese disorder and con
spiracy with the strong arm.