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The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
EMPEROR REWARDS
LONG ISLAND BOY
Gives Him Medal For His bravery
In Saving Lives OF Two OF
His COMPANIONS.

VIENNA. iLarch 3l.-The courag-
eous deed OF Seymour Donahey,s IL
year-old American boy, who is stu
dent at the High school in Vienna, has
caused a great sensation. u ~
Dopahey's father. a rich landowner
OF Long Island, is seeking a divorce
from his wife ard wanted the boy 70
he abroad while the divorce suit was
pending. Seymour went 10 the Dan
ube last week With some comrades
10 take a ride In boat. While stand
ing on the short OF the river two OF
his companions jumped into the boat
The current Immediately caught the
boat and overturned 10. precipitating
both boys in the icy water.
Neither boy could swim. and Dona'
hey threw on his coat. plunged In and
brought~one hoy 10 the. shore. lie
plunged in again and rescued the Sec
ond. who was already unconscious. AS
a reward for his brave deed the boy
has received a gold medal from the
emperor. The Vienna newspapers.
on ponahey's bravery. de-
clared that no viennese boy would
have dared TO risk his life twice as
did the American youngster.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
CHURCH MERGER VOTED DOWN.
Pontiac consre cation Decides Against
IL. 81 TO rs.

PONTIAC, Mich, March Slime
of the First Methodist
Episcopal church last night showed
decided opposition to the proposed
merger OF their church with the Oak
land Avenue NJ. f, church as planned
al the quarterly conference OF the
boards OF the two churches recently
Trustee Goipgs. who was named on
the board OF trustees OF the proposed
new Central church but who resigned.
opened fire when he presented reso-
luton 10 the effect that the trustees
OF the First church be instructed not
10 turn over the church property TO
the new Central church board.
Rev. /. +. Lovejoy. the pastor, tried
TO stem the tide against the merger
by moving 10 table the resolution. His
motion was lost by vote OF 81 TO 20.
The pastor then offered a resolution
Endorsing the action OF the quarterly
conference, but the meeting adjourn
ed n week without taking further
action. II is expected that the merg-
er proposition will also be fought out
by the congregation or the Oakland
Avenue church.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
MUTUALLY AGREE TO
LIVE APART ONE YEAR
II They DO Not Then Reunite Wife
Has the Privilege OF Making
Application for Divorce.

NEWPORT, KY. March 3).-Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Harris, of Ravenna, o.,
seeking to have a contract drawn up
whereby the agreement between them
that they live apart be in legal form.
cam to Newport and employed the
services or Attorney Howard M. Ben
ton TO prepare the document.
n The couple first called upon Magis-
trate Hutchinson and requested that
re draw up the contract setting forth
the fact that they had agreed to dis
agree: but the request being such an
unusual one, he thought IL best to let
some attorney take care OF the case
and referred his callers to Attorney
Benton. After hearing their case At
torney Benton prepared the. contract
which was signed by the couple and
witnessed by a sister OF Mrs. Harris.
BY the terms OF the contract entered
into they are to live apart for one
year, and, in case they do not resume
marital relations. then the wife Is TO
be allowed to file suit for a divorce
without contest. There was no feel
ing shown between the couple during
the drawing up of the contract. and
the case seemed 10 be the most pc
culiar that has ever been called 10 At
torney Benton's attention
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31

has had abundant opportunity 10
study the problems OF the divorce
evil. He has the strength OF his con-
victions, too.
When Judge Ronald first entered of
fee he found the docket clogged with
divorce cases. "Desertion" or non
support" was a convenient plea in the
court room. The pleas. accepted by
all other judges. had helped place
Seattle in a position OF having more
divorces In proportion TO its popula-
ton than any other city in the coun-
try. The condition worried the new
magistrate. He thought over II long
time and finally threw down the
gauntlet. Now no woman can secure
divorce from Judge Ronald on the
grounds OF desertion or non-support
unless
She shall first send her worthless
husband to the penitentiary on the
grounds of desertion or non-support
which are felonies In this state.
That is the rule laid down by Judge
Ronald and he is following II to the
letter. making no exceptions except
In the case OF women with children.
When there are children he says
that he can easily realize why a wo-
man would hesitate 10 make the
father wear felon's stripes and come
forth an ex-convict.
Judge Ronald is an old man with all
the vigor and enthusiasm OF young
one. He believes the spirit Is more
important than the letter Of the law.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
PLANTS WILL UNITE.
First Plans Of Consolidation Will BE
Carried Out.

Ray CITY. Mich. March Sl.-John
c. Weadock, general counsel for the
Hodenpyl-Walbridge and Clark inter
ests OF New York. has advised Local.
people that the plan OF merely unit
Ing all the power, gas and electric
plants and transferring the stock OF
each for stock in holding company
would be followed out.
The last plan contemplated the or
gauization OF the consumers com
pany with an additional issue OF $l2,-
500, 900 In stock and bonds. Applica.
tion for permission TO make the is'
sue was before the state railroad com
mission, but was withdrawn because
the plan could not be worked out be-
fore April /, when the options on
most OF the properties expired.
The effect now will be 10 still unite
the various companies and subdivide
them into electrical. gas and traction
groups. but without stock and bond
issues TO raise money for individual
development This. however, will moi
interfere with the Au Sable river de-
velopment, on which 100000 has al
ready been spent.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
WHITE WOMAN EXTOLS
HER JAPANESE HUSBAND
He Builds the Fires, Gets the Break
fast, Brings Presents Homo and
Stays In at Might

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 30
Two Japanese with American wives
have rented homes on FL Molino-st
and the white people are protesting.
While the neighbors fret and fume and
the housewives over their teacups
place the Japanese-Amerfcan quartet
In the same category as Rooseyeits
undesirable citizens" the two Amert-
can wives OF the sons OF Nippon re-
main cheerful and happy, with littio
story Of their own TO tell.
Il would like to know how many
American husbands get up in the morn
ing and build the flres," said Mrs. Kat
sutara Tanigoshi. whose husband.
full-blooded Japanese. is an attorney
in Judge Noyes' Office. "A few, per-
haps, build the fires, but how many
get the breakfast? let me ask. That Is
what my husband does. He never for
gets the little attentions. either. He
always remembers TO bring me flow
ers and books and never goes out
rights"
And the little woman nodded her
head proudly. She IL a white-skinned
girl with delicate features, but the
baby held In her arms has the brown
skin and the almond eyes OF the ORR
entail. ---.-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
RUSSIA IS LAND
OF PESS|M|SM
British Scholar, Long Resident OF St
Petersburg, Says Suicide Wave
Sweeps Country. r
FRANCIS MeCULLAGH.

LONDON. March 3l.-"The Mus
covite mind has clear vision or the
apparent uselessness OF life. coupled
with q contempt for wealth. death.
suffering and everything else which
attracts or terrifes ordinary men.
This Muscovite madness has made OF
the present Car spirituafst who
talks 20 his dead father. II makes
wealthy Russians gamble away their
estates IN a single night. IL gives a
peculiar tinge To the genius OF Toll
stoy and almost all other Russian
writer's.
This is the statement OF Francis
McCullagh. Briton, long resident In
ST. Petersburg, a man or science, a
Russian linguist and a close student
OF Russian life, in attempting 10 ex-
plain the suicide wave that is sweep
ing over Russia.
McCullagh is only one OF many
European scientists. of a medical turn
who are studying the latest phenom'
enon of Russian life. a phenomenon
which has led the Russian council OF
empire 10 consider the abolition OF
the law furnishing attempts at suicide
as a possible means OF checking the
prevalence OF self-destruction.
Suicides OF sufficient importance 10
be noted in the press average a dozen
day and have averaged this for a
month. Some medical men take the
view that the manifestation Is no new
thing but that there is something
fundamentally queer in the Russian
character which outsiders are only
just beginning 10 notice, through the
opening OF freer communication with
what was until quite recently almost
an unknown country.
McCullagh tells many strange stor-
les OF what he calls the national
Madness" in endeavoring 10 account
for the bizarre type of criminality
revealed in connection with the
trial at Venice, OF the Russian stu
dent Naumoff, the Russian lawyer
Prilukoff. the Russian Countess Tar
nowska and the French maid Perrier
for the murder OF the Russian Count
KnmarowsA.
With some Russians" McCullagh
says, "this mania takes the direction
OF religious views which could never
possibly come into an Anti-Saxon' {
head. With others IL takes the form
OF crimes so courageous, preposterous
original and extravagant that people
else would ever think OF them"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
$4,000 LOSS BY
FIRE IN CHATHAM
Chief Pritchard Is Badly Lacerated
While Fighting Flames in
Business Section.

CHATHAM, ont, March 3l.-Ftre
broke out at o'clock this morning
in the basement OF the King hardware
store and completely Quilted the nrst
and second floors of the building. The
large department store OF {. Austin
Co. It'd, adjoining. suffered from nre.
smoke and water The clothing house
of George Meynelt, west OF the King
store, also was damaged.
The approximate loss is about s4V''
600
Fire Chief Pritchard was badly
lacerated by falling glass. Firemen
Elliott and G. Pritchard were sunocat-
ed by smoke In the basement or the
hardware store. but were rescued by
other firemen.
The cause of the fire is unknown. "
was first discovered at 3 oclocE
among the oils in the basement OF the
hardware store.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
WOMEN LAWMAKERS STRONG.
Stick TO Their Posts at AlLNight Ses-
sion of London Council.

LONDON, March 31.-The three wo-
men members OF the London county
council distinguished themselves by
taking part In a sitting which began
at o'clock in the afternoon and lasted
till s o'clock the next morning.
At / a. m, when the council cham
Der began to thin, every one expected
that the three women members, Lady
st. Heller. Miss Susan Lawrence, and
Miss Nettie Adler. would go home. but
they pluckily stuck to their posts.
bright and alert to the very end.
At IL o'clock. greatly to the surprise
OF the officials, Miss Nettie Adler.
looking bright and smiling and not
one whit the worse for her trying
vigil, returned 10 the county hall TO
attend a private committee meeting.
and at IL O'Clock Lady ST Heller and
Miss Lawrence also put In an appear
ance.
This feat of endurance is especially
remarkable in the case OF Lady St
Heller. who Is we'll on In years, and
probably better known 10 many Ameri-
cans under the name OF Lady Jeune
than by her present title.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
YOUTHFUL COUPLE HELD.
They Are Welded In Toronto and Try
Is TO Enter United States.

\ PORT HURON, Mich, March 81
"a young couple who gave their names
~ gid Skittle, Is, and his wife, for
mor1y Hazel Rumble. aged Is. have
been detained by Immigrant Inspector
yooeph Francis.
they admitted that they were mar
s1od IN Toronto two days ago. They
wanted to get by the officers at this
nort and make their future home In
Detroit or some other American city.
six months ago the 13-year-old girl
wnss employed as maid by wealthy
Detroit family. Skittle worked at the
oaune home In the capacity OF butler.
Tho two became acquainted, later
weat to Canada and two days ago
were welded in Toronto.
The couple will be held pending an
Investigation by the United States Of
0cefH.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
WERBE STILL MISSING.
Detroiters Bonds for $1,000 Declared
Forfeited in Toledo.

TOLEDO, o.. March 31.-The bonds
for S3,100 furnished for David Werbe,
Jr.. Of Detroit, have been declared for
feited by Judge Brough.
One bond for $4,000 was signed by
Abram J. Smith, Summit-st., second
hand dealer. and his wife, Rachael
Smith. The smaller bond was on
Werbe's cognizance. II was said in
the court house that Smith and wife,
this afternoon, mortgaged their prop
erty for $4,000 in an effort TO evade
paying the bond, but the court officials
say the bond will come ahead Of the
mortgages.
David Blair was sentenced 20 one
year in the penitentary on last Mon
dey, when he pleaded guilty to having
received stolen property, and Werbe
failed TO appear.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
FAMED BoULEvARDIER DEAD.
Felix Nadar Was Regarded as Father
Of Aeroplane Idea.

PARIS, March 31.-Paris has been
living over again this week its memo
ries OF Felix Nadar. one of those pc
culiaT characters that could be pro-
duced nowhere but In France. Dying
al the age OF 80 years. he had been In
turn journalist. earicaturist, diet
taDte. Communard, aeronaut. and pho
tographer, and In each OF these capa'
cities he became famous.
With h.s great shock Of flaming red
hair Nada- was one OF the most con
spicuous OF the nld-time boulevardiers
By many he has been regarded as the
father OF the heavier-than-air flying
machine. having outlined the principle
OF II early In the sixties. For many
wears he was widely laughed at for hiS
pains. but when Bleriot crossed the
English channel in his aeroplane Ma
dar exclaimed: Thank God! Now
can die happy"
Nadar saved Gen. Bergeret, the last
of the Communard leaders TO hold out
IN 1871. from being executed as re5e
and miscreant by asking M. Theirs
the president OF the new Republican
council OF ministers, for passport
fer him that he might leave the coun
try. Madras own head was not very
safe at that time. Bergeret was
held 10 be responsible for the
burning Of the Tuileries and the at
tempted destruction OF the Louvre II
the last hours OF the commune. Man,
Americans knew him afterwards II
New York, where he lived as 6
refugee for several years.
Nadar. whose life spanned five gov
crnmental regimes IN France and wh'
was personally associated with hun
dreds OF her noted men, is said to hav'
left one OF the most important collec
tions OF autographs In the world.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
.UprIsIng spreads In Liberia.

LIVERPOOL, March 3i.-z-The tribal
uprising In Liberia. according TO dis
patches today from Cape Palmas, has
extended to the Ivory coast. French
Possession, which Is now under mar
iIaI law. There were further reports
today Of nRhting. between the natives
and Iiberian troops, though no serious
clash has yet taken place. There are
ooopt coo soldiers In the danger zone
opposed By several thousand morgan
led natives from the hinterland.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
\ 70 * pATE FoR TAFT.

MONROE Mich. March s1.--Mem-
hcro OF the state and city committees
81 the Custer Monument association
viii 20 to Washington next week TO
coufer. with President Taft and urge
his presence at the unwilling Of the
monument In that city. The date Of
the unwilling has been tentatively
flxed as June 9, but should the presi-
dent be unable TO come on that date
i change viii be made to suit his
convenience. Otto Kirchner. OF De-
troit, is chairman of the state commit
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
"cLp MACK" BOUND OVER.

PORT HURON, Mich. March 81
John Mack, the 91-year-old man, who
is alleged TO have been implicated in
the recent counterfeiting which was
uncarthed by United States Secret
Service Agent Elmer o. Gormon a few
days ago. was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Harris
late yesterday. He denied having
taken any part in the manufacture or
circulating of the spurious coins.
Judge Harris bound him over to the
grand jury which Is now in session at
Detroit. II is probable that Mack will
be given hearing either Thursday or
Friday OF this week.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
80 conducting lodging house at
Has Fi5BCzxe. THIS city.

&oon conducting a lodging house at
HAS TfDGzxe.. this city.
1Gttchelf INV the Japanese woman
oosOral years ago In California. A few
months ago in this city Mitchell saw
hor again. He was introduced. found
that the husband had died and
promptly married the Nipponese.
When the affair was made public
a snort was made to interview Nit
ell but he refused to be interviewed.
In didn't zee where his marriage 10
- brown woman was anybody's bust
ness but his own
ID ON the second floor Mrs. Sam
sas -huEy WELDING a broom and she
also refused 10 talk for the very sim
p1o reason that she couldn't make
/. herao1e understood. She just grnnted
And kept on sweeping out the hall.
Mitchell was logger. working
Along the waterfront here until he
NET the Japanese widow. Now he has
forsaken his calling and apparently
me pair are happy in their new home.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
OLD WOMAN POKER FTEND.
Washington Resident Of IT confesses
10 Running a Game.

WASHINGTON. March 31.-The old
est poker player in the world is prob
ably Mrs. Josephine Dennis, OF 1907
Est, northwest, who was arrested
here by the precinct detectives for
playing poker and running a game"
IN her residence regardless OF the Sun.
day law. She Is "a years old.
Mrs. Dennis has every appearance OF
respectability. and her neighbors are
ssid to have been shocked at the dis
closures made by the police. IL is said
that Mrs. Dennis confesses an over.
whelming interes, in the great Ameri.
can game and clallns to have played 1t
for 40 years.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
ne HAS PLAN TO
CHECK DIVORCES
Seattle Magistrate Insists That Wo'
men Send Husbands To Prison
For Desertion or Non-Support.

SEATTLE, March S0.-"A woman
is a traitor to her sex who goes into
a divorce court and gets a divorce
from her husband because he fails to
support her or because he deserts her
and then let's this man roam about
free TO deceive another woman
This is the conviction OF Superior
Court Judge Jas. T. Ronald of Seattle,
who in the course OF his official duties
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
I. COUPLE. ATTACK oFFIcER.

FLINT, Mich. March sf.-George
Frajey and his wife Fidelia. each
aged Is. are in jail charged with felo-
nious assault on Police Roland Affair,
assigned to the sanitary Office Adair's
head and face are badly marked as a
result OF his encounter, and he may
have slight fracture OF the skull.
The ofl1cer went to arrest Fraley for
ignoring an order from the board OF
health to clean up his premises. and
Wa attacked. -
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
1|IE1MAN and
||lP BRIDE HAPPY
Nipponese Is Married to Ameri-
= in Seattle Couple in Rare
Venture Won't Talk.

ATTLE. Wash, March 3D.
5 women have married brown
and bean ostracized by their sis
and held up to the ridicule and
ompt OF people the world over.
what IL a rare instance In this
NY Is white man taking a Jap
o bride as In the case OF Sam Nit
whose wife was, until a few
|1khS Ago, Mrs. Fuerh Tereda, a
nnonb widow.
nee the marriage the couple have
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31

"a : volcano excites brief interest, and
xour interest," in skin. eruptinns will be
- short. IL you use Bucklen's Arnica
0nlve. their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils. ulcers, or fever sores are
ooon healed by 1t Best for Burns.
Ou1x Bruises, Sore Lips. Chapped
{nn1IS, ChilbIains and piles. II gives
fnofanr relief. 26c at z. Y. Kinsel. Gen.
TIL Drug Co.. Gray q Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
Grand Jury lndlcts Six.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 31.-Iate
Yesterday the Franklin county grand
Jury that has been investigating state
house graft under the direction of the
attorney generals office, returned 49
secret indictments against six per
sons. Seven former employees OF the
Raggles-Gale company OF this city
are ordered arrested and held under
bond as witnesses.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31

A Frenchman has patented a pro-
cess for plating laces with gold, silver
and other metals so that they may be
used for trimming garments and hats
and for ornamenting wood work.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31

II the oceans were suddenly dried
up and the rivers of the world could
continue their present rate OF flow.
II would take 1890 years TO refill the
basins.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31

A motor boat invented by a WIS
consin man and found practicable, II
mounted, catamaran fashion, In two
narrow hulls, which are kept filled
with air.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-31

Roosevelt visited the mummy OF
Ramcses |. But Teddy won't see real
dead ones till he strikes u. S. A.