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The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
MAN PINS NOTICE IN WINDOW
THAT HE'S OUT OF SORTS
Nobody Comes TO Pick An Argument
But He Gets Peevlsh With Wife
and Lands In Court.


Even II Joseph Sohn does get lit
tie riled at times, he has at least the
good sense to apprise folks OF his fits
of temper. Joseph was feeling quite
riley" last Saturday night. and, ac-
cordingly, he posted a notice in the
front window of his home at No. 46S
Fifteenth.st., to the effect that all per
sons of pacific tendencies should re-
main without.
The notice went on TO say that Mr..
Sohn was out OF sorts and that the re-
ception accorded viaitors would be far
from pleasing. As result OF his can
righteousness, he was In police court
Monday morning. So was Mrs. Sohn.
She loudly accused him OF various
forms of peevishness. She said that
his affiiction was most aggravated
last Saturday. On that occasion, she
declared he had collected barrel of
iron and other junk and scattered II
over the floor. Then he secluded his
trusty revolver under some old rags
Mrs. Sohn reproved him because he
had sold her horse. She said that he
told her she should never have her
horse back.
1T is chasing green cheese In the
moon" Is what Mrs. Sohn alleges her
hubby said.
Police Justice Stein listened patient.
ly to all the testimony and finally adj
vised the belligerants to settle their
differences in the justice courts.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
Mrs. nineheIiffe opens Studio.

Mrs. Holman Hlrchcliffe. whose hne
mezzo yo. re has been heard to advan'
tage a. many public end private func.
tions during the past year. has decided
to enter the Detroit teaching field and
will accept a limited number OF pu'
mis- this season In her home studio
No. 1l6 Watson-st. Mrs. Hinch-
cliffe's song recital in the Church OF
Our Father last spring will be remenl.
bered with pleasure by all who are
privileged 10 attend. and at that time
she fully sustained the high reputa-
ton which preceded her coming. to
this city as concert and drawing
room singer of rare gifts. In her
work this season Mrs. Hinchcllfre will
have the assistance Of her daughter,
Miss Hinchcliffs
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
COURT OFFENDED.
Man Didn't Know Difference Between
Judge and Policeman.

Thomas Mulroy, an aged Irishman,
who has been stopping at No. $40
Michigan-ave., and who says he halls
from Bay City, was before Judge
Phelan, Monday morning, charged
with pcddling without license. He
explained that the people on Michi-
gan.ave. had sent him out to help an
other man peddle. He said that in
whole week he had collected 2s cents,
whereas the license Is Sl5.
II have been before Judge Kline
and explained matters to him., said
Mulroy.
"Do you mean Judge Kline, OF Ann
Arbor?"
An attorney explained that Mulroy
meant the acting captain at Vinewood
station.
YOU'D better 60, Mulroy," explain
ed the Judge. IF you don't know the
difference between a policeman and
Judge, you oughtn't TO be peddling
vegetables on the street. Keep on the
street, hereafter"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
FREIGHT RATES MUST
BE INCREASED, HE SAYS
e. p. Ripley, President OF santa re-
Testifies Before interstate Com
nerce OFFICIALS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-President f.
p. Ridley. OF the Santa Fe railroad
today testified at the opening OF the
freight rate hearing before G. n
Brown, special examiner for the inter
state commerce commission that the
necessity OF permanent improvements
justified the advance In western
freight rates agreed upon by 202 west
ern roads and approved by the com.
mission to take effect July l. but
which was suspended by agreement
pending a thorough hearing by the
commission.
Out OF the earnings OF the roads
Ripley testified. they ought to make
such improvements as yield no direct
return on the investment. Among
these he included grade crossing
elimination work. the paving Of
streets and building of passenger sta.
lions.
There has never been a time In
the history OF the Santa Fe" he said,
when the pressing demands OF this
kind did not amount to three or four
times our earnings"
Ripley said the earnings OF rail-
roads should leave margin TO cover
depreciation In these improvements
He said all the western roads had
been partly rebuilt or would have to
be entirely rebuilt soon. This was
necessary he said, that the roads
might meet the demands Of the pub.
lie.
Ripley testified the advance in
freight rates the roads are defending
was practically a negligible quantity
to the consumer. He said the average
family of Ave would not be com
PEELED to spend 81 more year extra
as a result. Ripley said seventy per
cent of all the railroads earned went
back to the public. Labor and ma
terial alone consumed half Of the
railroads. earnings.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
WATCH OUT FOR BOGUS MONEY.
Confederate Bills In Circulation In
Northwestern Portion Of City.

Precinct Detectives Horrigan and
Schlunt are having their troubles
these days. tracing down purveyors In
Confederate bills. This sort of money
has been floating around quite freely
in the northwestern section Of the
city and every day or SO brings re-
ports Of bills being passed on mer-
chants.
Caspar Kuschinski. dry goods mer'
chant at No. zoos Michigan-ave., Is
their especial prey. Last week, one
man selected him as a victim and
passed a $40 bill on him. Saturday
night, couple of Poles came into the
store to buy some goods. Caspar sus-
pected that they were persons who
were doing business with the ,Confed-
crate money.
Kuschinsh grabbed one OF the
Poles and tried TO hold him. The
other then hit Caspar blow across
the face, knocking him to the floor.
Then the two walked out.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

I'll never let up until get a square
deal. honestly feel sorry for Mrs.
Henderson. but the poor girl is infatu-
ated with Heinxe."
Mrs. French declares that the finan-
cial furry OF 1907 was caused by the
refusal Of Chas. w. Morse and Chas.
T. Barney to advance q million dollars
to protect their stock pool, and tells
OF Heinxe's excitement when he re-
turned on the night Of final confer
ence at Morses home, when the money
was refused.
He said he had told them: I may
go down tomorrow. but you'll go down
with me- And they did. Within q
few days Mr.. Barney was dead "a sui
cide), and subsequently Mr.. Morse
went to prison"
Heinze,s refusal to return her $751;
600 mining stock. or live up to q writ
ten agreement allowing her $500 a
month. caused the exposure which has
startled New York, Mrs. French says.
Heinze's marriage to Mrs. Henderson
Is scheduled for Sept. 1.
Il understand that Mr.. Heinze has
aspirations to run for the United
States senatorship in Montana" says
Mrs. French. but don't think he will
dare run now. II he does, I'll go on
the stump myself In Montana. think
could furnish q little dope on Mr..
Heinze and Montana politics that
wouldn't do HIS chances any good.
Gives Out Letters.
One OF Heinze's pet names for him
self. signed 10 some OF his letters, Is
Fog" Q play upon IF. Aug" the way
he often signed his first names. A
few excerpts from Mrs. French's
packet Of Heinxe's letters follow:
your very sweet letter just receiv-
ed. I think OF you lots, pussy cat, and
hope you have not suffered any re-
lapse: take care OF yourself and take
things easy. l can't say that have
seen anyone yet that can hold q candle
to certain little blond we know.
With lots Of love and hoping you well
soon again. Yours devotedly.
"r. A. H."
II am very sorry you are SO lonely
In, New York. ;, Be good girl,
keep a stiff upper lip and will be
around shortly to help brace you up
Yours, etc. +. A. n.
IL find 1t very lonely here without
you. When night comes there
does not seem much use In going to
the fat, and I have been breaking my
old rule OF getting In at 1 q. m. pretty
regularly. Be sure TO yet your
self some pretty but quiet dresses. be-
cause you know I always love to see
you dressed prettily. I send you lots
OF kisses and my best love. Yours.
EFF A. H."
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
GRUESOME RELIC FOUND.
Arm Of Man Killed BY Steamer Picked
Up IN River.

PORT HURON. Mich, Aug. 20
(SpeciaD---C. Mowry OF South Park,
found the arm of a man floating in
st. Clair river, Sunday afternoon. II
proved to be the arm of George Fra
lich the Sarnia blacksmith. who was
killed by the wheel of the Joseph G..
Butler on Aug. 81. Sheriff Wagenseil
was notified OF the find and he noti-
ned Coroner Falk. The latter secured
II and took 1t to Sarnia. Fralich's
funeral was held Thursday. but to-
day his grave will be opened and the
arm will be placed in the coffin be-
side his body.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
SERVICES WORTH $4,000.
Don M. Dickinson Earned This As
Trustee. Former Partner Saws.

That the services of Don NJ. Dick
inson as trustee of the Argyle mining
property in Marquette county, for 30
years. were worth $4,000. was the
testimony OF James II. Cullen, Dick
inson's former partner. in the suit OF
the Rothschlld estate for Dickinson s
removal. in Judge Donovans court,
Monday. Judge Donovan has paid
particular attention TO iron mining
and is conversant with many details
OF the industry In the upper peninsula.
the extent OF his knowledge surpris-
ing the mining experts who have
been In court during the trial of the
case. II is probable that he will be
able to dispose of the case this week.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

i've hss bseh killed. III Augustus ever
had any love IN his composition he had
Il for me, but the greatest love he had
was selflove With me rs his COM
panion he rose to be president OF a
bank. When he neglected me the star
OF his success began TO sink. and II
has been sinking ever since.
Says She'll Never Quit.
But | do not wish 10 spare myself.
l knew about this other woman some
time ago. lf man Is foolish enough
TO take up with another woman after
he has declared his fidelity 20 one, let
him do so. This Is not a case OF jeal-
ousy, but OF justice. He gave me $685.
900 OF Silver King Coalition securities.
then borrowed them back again.
That's what am suing him for, and
| viii bare everything II necessary.
Il am going TO make him give me
Justice or tell all or his secrets. He
knows me well enough to know that
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
STEALS MONEY AND WHEEL.
Thief Who Visits Napoleon.St. House
Prepared For Pursuit,

It's a wise thief who provides for
his own escape. Some prowler
entered the home OF Herman Gran,
No. l21 Napoleon-st. Sunday night.
Previously. he had stolen Herman's
bicycle out of the back shed and care.
fully placed It against the curb i'm
front of the house
He got 81 in the house. waved
adieu to the slumbering Gran and
rode silently of into the darkness.
Graft reported the loss of the wheel
and money at police headquarters
Monday morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
CHICAGO GIRLS WILL
BE TAUGHT PLUMBING
Mrs. Flags, Head Of Chicago Schools
viii Make Course Part OF
Dorestjc Science instruction.

Mrs. fla9a, ncdu of Sh~eSS
VIII Make Course Part OF
Domestic Science instruction.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29-Chicaso misses
are to be taught plumbing as a part
OF their housewifely course. Not that
they are going to don overalls, wipe
Joint or even make out bills. but
they are going to be taught plumbing
from a sanitary viewpoint; how TO
turn on and Off the gas. how the water
10 distributed through the mains
throughout the house and similar mat
tiers.
Mrs. Ella F1agg Young, superin-
tendent of schools, announced today
that the course would be made part
of the domestic science instruction
and will be known as sanitary science.
She believes that with proper un-
derstanding OF such matters the
students will be better equipped to
keep kitchens over which they Will
have control in a more sanitary condi-
ton
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
WILL RUN FoR coNceess

PORT HURON, Aug 29.--Although
no Democrat fled a petition with the
secretarJ .. state for the congres.
sionaf nomination for the seventh I;is.
trict the las as hours have developed
a candidate in Tie person OF ex.JuiGe
>. z. Tucker. Of AIT. CleRiens.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
ENGINEER SPENCER IS ONLY
WITNESS NOT REINSTATED
Grand Trunks Report on Frightful
Wreck at DufFieid Will Be Handed
~ To Supt. Ehrke, Of Detroit.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Aug. %
Especially Acting Superintendent
Ehrke, of Detroit, will be given the
Grand Trunks report on the wreck at
Dufield," says Trainmaster Akers,
who acted az referee here.
Fireman F. Thompson will be exon
Grated, but Akers declined today to
say whether Engineer Charles Spencer
will be blamed. Spencer, however, Is
the only trainman-witness not sent
back to work.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
Wants $1,000 From o. U. r.

,hilia Stumpin commenced an action
against the ID. U. X. I'm the circuit
court. Monday, for $4,000 damages, al
leging that a Fort-st. car started too
suddenly as she was alighting at
Cadillac-sq. and Bates-st.. and threw
her TO the ground, causing internal
Injuries.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
TRIES TWICE TO KILL
HIMSELF BUT FAILS
Ann Arbor Man 10 Angered Because
His Sister Asks Him to Get
Pail If Water

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Aug. 29-(Spe-
ciaD-Angered because his sister ask
ed him to get pail OF water, William
Scheve precipitated a family row and
ended II by trying to commit suicide
yesterday.
Scheve threatened to shoot himself
but his sister got the gun away from
him and he then took dose OF paris
green. He first tried to swallow the
powder but could not manage 1t so
ne mixed a portion in a bowl and
drank 1t. A physician was called and
administered an antidote and Scheve
was later taken to University hos
pital where it Is stated this morning
he will probably recover.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
EXAMINATION POSTPONED.
Mark Howcroft VIII Have Hearing On
Murder Charge Sept. 8.

The examination OF Marx Howcroit,
ST., charged with the murder of his
son, Mark, Jr., In Hamtramck, sew
eral days ago, which was to have TAX
en- place before Justice DeGaw, Mon
day morning, was postponed until
Sept. 6. The postponement was ask
ed for by Attorney Charles I. VIII
kins, who has just been retained for
the defense. Assistant Prosecutor
Lamphere, consented in order that
Mr.. wilkins could make himself fami-
liar with the details of the case.
Relatives OF the dead man were in
court, not having been informed of
the postponement until they reached
the county building. but the aged
prisoner was kept in his cell in the
county Jail.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
WON'T MEET ROOSEVELT.
May s.ictl Refuses Invitation Be.
cause Of ATTACKS on Socialists.

May S"iCtI Hefuses InvIta.Ion Be-
sause Of ATTACKS on Socialists.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 90 May
or Emil seidel, the Socialisiic execn-
tive OF this city today refused 10
serve ~. a reception committee 20
meet Col. Roosevelt on the OCCASION
OF the form@' presidents visit IN
September
Roosevel's attacks on Social lists
WI IL. president Is the reason given
by Seidel for his refusal
Roosevelt will be the guest OF the
Milwaukee Press club and he news
pdper men asked Seidel along with
other prominent men 10 he one of the
number to meet the distinguished
guest.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
OPTION vioLAToR FINED.

MONROE, Mich, Aug. 29.-tSpe-
cial. For violating the Sunday clos
ing law. Chas. Couslno. a saloonkeeper
at Oldport. pleaded guilty this morn
ing before Judge Golden and was
fined 800 or 80 days In the county
Jail. He will pay. A
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
Woman Held on smuggling Charge.

MN YORK, Aug. 2s--on charge
If smuggling into this country pearl
necklace valued at $4,000. Mrs L.
REYNOLDS Adriance. wealthy society
leade- of Poukhkeepsie, was nsld in
81. 500 bail by United States commits
siouer Alexander this afterncoi4..
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

The marriage of Miss Anita NJ Ma.
low to Ralph s. Smith will be quietly
celebrated Wednesday evening, Aug.
81. In the home OF the brides parents.
No liza IN ---N----- 49,
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
Irs French Still
Pnrsues F. A. Heinze

n NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The tender
.EEard OF +. Augustus Heinze for $685.
~ worth OF mining stock. and his
nm grip thereon, have let loose the
/[oth and legal evidence of Mrs. Lil-
- Hobart French, on eve OF the cop
"a magnate's marriage to Bernice
olden Henderson.
AZ rs a red-hot love feud. with f.
kgustus as the rich rose between two
3outiful feminine thorns Bernice
Dlden quit playing the Vampire"
"A Fool There Was" for her pros
rive domestic role. Now Lillian is
~ little vampiring on her own
os1nt She has torn the wrappers
rrivacy OF series OF Heinze's
<Icest love letters, revealed a few
<fets Of the late financial panic. and
'&stens 20 stump Montana against
y n Heinze runs for the senate.
q ere are q few OF the copper mans
)es for the fascinating young -wo-
my Dear Little Slob;"
NY Dearest Little Girl"
little Blonde"
NY Dear Little Cat"
ny Dear Little Pussy"
oV he's sorry be put SO much en-
~ on ihe N.Y. A. "a 49,
ut Heinxo when was seven
nays Mrs. French. I'VE have
= very friendly since that time.
~ u tovs with him but that
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

n0sTON, Mass. Aug. 29.--Standard
(1ls3 rsd-haired siren who, ACCORDING
u s1Grs. Lillian Hobart French OF
~ York, lured Fritz Augustus
Y1Sinse to near-destruction in the
~ OF 1907, has accomplished even
1toHter feats than that. according 10
THOMAS w. Lawson, of "Frenzieo
l|1nance, fame, who says he knows
~ well.
e avson will not give her name, but
- m interview here today he made
49, nat statement that TO her wiies
~ toe the fact that today a certain
is now United States senator.
<aays the woman has been
l5fy factor in state, financial teo'
MA and even rinternationai, aHairs. e
4 A lawson recalled the settlement In
- (which Heinxe forced the Amaiga-
Y - group during the copper war
r. k the secret conference In the WAL
9trf.Astoria at which $12,000.00O was
lid Heinze, whose control OF the
ifuntion lay-.ib MS d0mfnanceof Mon
Isna's government. where the afect-
~ coppe: mines we're located. Law
~ said:
h III remember the conference Mrs.
mel tells about between Heinze.
NH. Rogers, myself and others at
waldorf Astoria. 1t was before /
broken with ,tha System Heinze
;holding3lp the whole copper situ-
&m and<had even secured an over
n Injunction to take control OF
Amalgamated property. This
rctd us to make terms with him.
e-9here Was no hesftancy on the
~ Of the gentlemen OF the 'system'
s. 6se their accomplished secret
<lk. the lady with the red hair,
< &6eever they found a man Of suscep-
~ character OF her relations with
nze know nothing, and have no
11fe TO involve myself In his affairs
M Mrs. French.
Is a am surprised that the red-headed
3 ~ marvel of rs Broadway has not
1ne before the public as she has
on I'm the past q mighty factor in
Rllonal affairs.
Owing to this lady's powers in q
|<&xDG-dey'n seance at prominent
&ote1 In Union Square, a few years
r.. United States senatorship was
eciGed.
Again in an international compli-
11on, involving the sale OF foreign
4ned territory to the United States
M IN which an international scandal
~ started which threatened to in
{Se \ number Of United States SEN
~, this woman finally smoothed
troubled waters"
HawBon's statement was called
IN by an interview given out In
~ York by Mrs. French, in which
- said that the Standard Oil Co.
Fed titianrhaired beauty to get
cua Heinze lot of information, by
oans Of which the Standard was able
break the pool In United Copper
force Heinze, Charles w. Morse
444 their associates to the wall. This
44man, Mrs. French says, met Heinze
~ the Waldorf-Astoria and duped him.
Hrs. French is suing Heinze for
900 worth OF copper stock she al
~ she loaned him, the suit being
1 ontgrowth of the announcement of
I6snre's engagement to Mrs. Bernice
I0Iden Henderson, an actress
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
|NII BEfBlIE0'
z|NzE INTO HANDS
OF HIS FOES
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
Ion Nan Confirms Statement OF
~ Lillian Hobart French That
Mysterious Blonde Lured Heinze
To Near Destruction.
standard Oil Co. Hired Woman 10
det Information Which Led 10
Heinze's Downfall, Says Woman.

gNEW YORK, Aug. 2s.--Jhat the
okatemsnt Of Thomas w. LAWSON
tl1nt he knew all about the "Iitian-
boIred" lady agent Of the stand
- OH CO. wac not reIlsbsd at 20
1rsadwsy was shown when u was
aenouncsd that an "officiar de-
MAI would be issued. william
=. Howe. assistant treasurer was
Io,enatsd TO explain the eompanys
section.
aMr. lawson's statement IS
TOO absurd to be considered ne
! sajc. and refused positively 10 90
any further In hls denial.
\ NEW YORK, Aug. 2e.-oesplte
me threats Of Lillian hobart
french that she will make
trouble" for him, Fritz, Augustus
Hojnxe, the Montana copper mag.
Inots today got hIs license TO wed
Nrl. Dsrnice Golden Henderson.
TIE couple came to the city hall
n 4 taxi.
5eInxe turned over q dollar and
49, UIvsn the necessary docu-
nont. He said that he would DC
married on Aug. 81, but refused
- eay whsre.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
THEN Am NOM.

A few weeks ago the Greensboro
News said many things about Mar
Ion Butler, the present power behind
The throne III the republican party In
North carolina. which II win BE- well
for the people Of the state 70 keep In
mind. notvitls,anding the fact the
News has ceased to sound a warning
note and ID now lined up with But
Der and HIS crowd 10 theif efforts to
secure control Of the state govern
men; for the purpose 81 plumber.
A few weeks ago the News said:
Many people want 70 know II the
holders Of the fraudulent state bonds
-. behind Marion Butler III his e.
tort 10 get control ~ North Caro-
Tina
This question remains unanswered.
TIA people 81 The state are still Won
fing. The News could perhaps give
~ Information. now that II Is on the
slde IN the deal. but Il Is as silent
Buiier himself about the matter.
A lev weeks ago the News said
shall home-folks control the party
81 sIail We submit 10 a foxy tfickster
AID professional lobbyist from Wash
iuston bUttlng.iB and telling Us what
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-09-29
Buffalo Items.

The Buffalo farmers have housed
their tobacco and fodder. and are
now busy preparing their soil for
wheat.
Mr.. A. NJ. Parrish has returned TO
his home in Durham after spending
several days in Buffalo. He was &C.
companied by his little daughter,
Lillian, who has spent the summer
with the writer. her aunt.
Glad to state that Mrs. Bob Tilley,
who has been quite sick, is now con-
valsscing
Miss Minnie Hall. OF Durham, who
has just recovered from severe at
tack Of fever. is visiting relatives and
friends on Buffalo. We hope 6ui
good water will prove beneficial tc
her.
A large number attended church
at Rougemont Sunday afternoon
The Junior Order attended in body
80 or more being present. Rev. RIOS;
seeming to enjoy IL. We hope e
have him with us again next year.
A Sunday school was organized a
South Lowell Sunday afternoon,
goodly number being present. Every
body is invited 10 come out and join
Mrs. Luther Tilley has returne'
home after spending two months il
Durham. She has recovered from
recent attack OF fever.
Mr.. Davis Tilley. Of New Bethe
community. is arranging to move y
our midst. We shall be glad TO wei
come Mr.. Tiliey and feel sure that b
will make a valuable neighbor.
Since this is our first writing sine
our kind editor, Mr.. Council. sol
out, will "ring on ]" Wishing on
old editor. and also orr new one
much success. NJ. X. {.