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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
DEATHS INROADS BRINGS
9.YEAR SUIT TO AN END
Action outlIved Flrst Trial Judge, One
OF the Attorneys and Two
OF the Lltpants.

MANKATO. MINI. March IAN ac-
ton that has outlasted the first trial
Judge, one OF the lawyers and two of
the liIigants--the famous North Man
kato suit over an acre of ground that
tho Minnesota river washed away
years ago, has finally come Ia an end.
Sebastian Goettl and his wife Anna.
in 1901, gave Christian Larson a war.
ranty deed To 1--WE acres OF land IN
North Mankato. but when Larson
measured II up he found the land con-
tanned Just 4 07 acres. A man named
Rutgcs owned the tract next 10 him.
and Larson brought suit against him
to have the boundary line set over, so
that he would have Ave acres between
the River and Rutges This was tried
before Judge II r. Webber. of New
Ulm. and went 20 the supreme court.
Ian son lost out Then he tackled tho
Goettls on their warranty and Judge |
NJ Olsen. OF Sleepy Eye. has just filed
"A decision I'm his favor, giving him n
Judgment for $2300S.
Since the action was commenced
Judge Weber, A. A. Stone. of st. Pc
ter. attorney for Rutges. Rutges him.
self and Sebastian Goettl have passed
away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
A LUCKY MISTAKE.

Alice lived 10 big city where
many of the houses were in rows and
looked very much alike. and one was
very apt 70 get into the wrong house
By mistake
That morning Alice was In such q
hurry 10 buy a valentine for Paul, a
little crippled neighbor boy. that she
didn't look where she was going and
ran plump into an old man, almost
upsettins him on the cy walk or
course she was polite and said Ex-
Cuse me. but he was a cross old man
and trowned al her
AZ last the precious valentine vas
selected real lacy one with pink
hearts ana pretty yerse-and Alice
hurried 70 eave u az Pauls door.
Somehow she made mistake in the
house and slipped il under the door
of The house next 10 PauNs where by
chance the cross old man lived He
heard the bell ring and saw the little
girl run down the street
What Is she up 20 now" he
crumhled a. he opened the door
Then he saw the envelope and took
out The valentine It's a long time
since anybody gave nae a valentine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
FRANCIS JOSEPH AND
HIS NEPHEW FALL OUT
Aged Emperor Resents Heirs Inter
ference In State Affairs and
Throws Papers In His Face.

VIENNA, March 2-Court circles
are much concerned about the serious
conflict which exists between hte En-
peror and the Crown Prince Arch.
duke Francis Ferdinand. The letter
has for some time been carrying ON
the business OF government and mas
handled affairs I'm way quite op-
poslte TO the views OF the Emperor
and the traditions OF the Hapsburgs
Recently the Archduke pubhshed n
ipamphlet Intended only for the nigh
est army uffiercs IN which he severely
rciticlzes the manoeuvres OF 1909 and
preditcs great reforms Ia the army
service.
The other day. while the Emperor
was reading this treatise. the Arch
duke entered and laid before him q
number OF acts asking for his sigma
ture. The Emperor was greatly en-
ragged at the onctents OF the acts, tore
the papers into pieces and threw them
in the Archduke's face.
WeIl-informed courtiers believe all
this will develop into an open con
fiict. A great party OF the Vienna
court is backing the Archduke and
wants the old Emperor, who cannot
well accede TO the modern changes
necessary in the government OF Aus
tria. TO resign the throne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
WOMAN AT LAST ON U. s.
SUPREME COURT BENCH
She's Not Very Big and Not Very olo'
/ But Sire Occupies Place None OF
Her Sex Ever Attained.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., March q
The millennium for women has arrived.
one OF the fair sex has sat on the
bench" OF the supreme court OF the
United States while that august TIL
tunal was engaged IN the solemn per
tormapce Of its duty.
The honor fell Z" little MISS Henri
eta Wells OF Boston. granddaughter
OF Justice Brewer When she and
her mother came 10 the court the
grandfather left his place on the bench
10 Join them on ;he seats reserved for
the families OF members.
The S-year.old child Is very fond ~
her grandfather md followed him As
ne started 10 return 10 the bench.
Finding the child beside him as he re-
sumed his seat. the associate justice
took her on his knee.
Probably such spectacle had never
been seen before In the one hundred
and twenty years history OF the court.
The other justices were interested;
Justice Harlan hunted for some play.
things 10 give the little visitor. After
search OF his pockets he produced a
rubber band
The little New Highlander snapped II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
VOTING MACHINES
ARE HELD LEGAL
Supreme Court Decides That They
Give Voter Secret Ballot-Sagl'
nav Decision Affirmed.

LANSING. Mich, March Voting
machines may be used in Michigan
accdfding 10 a decision handed down
ty the supreme court yesterday In the
case OF Edwin d. Henderson vs.. the
loard Or election commissioners. OF
saginaw The decision OF Circuit
Judge Gage that the machines aford
he voter a secret ballot and may be
utilized in the state. lie affirmed.
Henderson. IN anticipation OF a spe
cial election which had been called on
a bonding proposition. petitioned the
commissioners 10 provide printed bal
lots in place OF the voting machines
owned by the city The request was
refused
he then instituted mandsmus pro-
ceedings In the circuit court TO compel
such action. and on hearing the writ
was denied, The case was then taken
TO the supreme court There were two
questions IN the case
First-Whether section II. OF act
pa. public acts 1909, is constitutional
Second-Whether a vote by the ma
chine is equivalent 70 vote by ballot.
Counsel for Henderson argued that
w ~NNNANA 6ANNS A4AN AAhhN ~ wv ~
persons not constitutional electors, be-
cause II requires that any one who
tenders vote must be allowed 20 use
he machine provided he shall take the
statutory oath Counsel also argued
that the provision requiring the arres.
Of such persons In certain cases Is IL
violation of the constitution.
The supreme cour, says. For many
ears the law has required the &C
ceptance OF challenged votes. provld-
ing the persons Offering them should
take q similar oath. and we doubt 4
there Is a state in the union where
similar provisions have not been in
force There is no known way ci
preventing persons not electors from
Offering votes II registered, the vote
must be accepted. unless challenged.
l, might be said that such laws are
unconstitutional fer the same reason.
All OF these laws. as well as section Ii,
under consideration are passed for
Tie purpose uf preserving the purity
~ elections ar the argument that
hey result In impurity. fraud and
abuse OF the elective franchise seems
10 US unsound These provisions pro
vide some check upon the practice ~
fraudulent voting They do not ia
c.litate. but haze a tendency 20 check
the practice. and 70 degree tend 20
the purity OF elections
Counsel for Henderson made a
lengthy argument that no method is
provided by which vote illegally casJ
can be identified. as In the case under
the law providing for the use OF paper
ballots The supreme court on this
point says
If this is a valid objection 10 The
section II must also be true that many
former acts were unconstitutional for
the same reason.
We have already decided that a
vote by voting machine is vote by
ballot
I'VE are OF the opinion also thai
inc fact that the voter cannot have
evidence al the time OF using the ma
chine thai II correctly records and
counts the ballot which he votes does
not PRECLUDE the use OF this machine.
We know OF no constitutional provs-
ION that requires that a voter shall
have such knowledge even when a
r4per ballot is used"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
TRAMP SAVES A GIRL;
GETS A 100000 DEED
Reward Fer Rescue IS Half Interest lr
TeSss Ranch. Given BY the
Child's Father.

ChIIos amer,
GALVESTON. March Prank
Strome. a week ago was a tramp, beat
ing his way westward on freigh;
train Of The Southern Pacific. with FL
paso as his destination. Today ne
owns a half lntercs' in the VALERIE cat
tie range. said 10 be valued at nearly
81 600 900. with is cattle aggregating
about 10000 head. and land stretching
over 100 square miles OF territory N
left Davis and Pecos counties, owned
nv samuel W Jennings. who has cat
tie and range property In Ave western
ounties and Who is reputed 10 oc
worth several millions.
A few days ago the 7-yearold daugh
Ger of Jennings was crossing the rail
Dad track with a train within a feH
vards whom Stromc dragged her from,
Inc track. Strome left the scene, but
several who Witnessed the rescue re
torted IN matter. and three days age
he was located by jennings and taken
10 the ranch Yesterday deed was
Sled. transferring a half interest Ia
the property TO the rescuer or the
glrl
Strome is IS years old, a widower
ana years ago lived In Chicago. He IS
educated and attributes his downfall
to dissipation after the death OF his
wife. / 8 years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
Is This Fair?
Certain Proof Will Be Made That
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Stomach Trouble.
A Trial Package Sent Free.

Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets arc
made 10 give 10 the system, through
the digestive tract and the stomach
the necessary chemicals not ONLY H.
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ach trouble.
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thousands upon thousands OF peo-
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Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
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strengthen the mucous lining OF the
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to strengthen the nerves controlling
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One of the ablest professors OF Tho
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
PRESIDENT OF PANAMA
DIES FROM HEART DISEASE
Jose Domingo de Obalda Had Been
Sick Only Since Last
friday

PANAMA. March "a message
from President raft. extending The
sympathy OF himself and wife. has
been received here by Mrs Obaldi..
widow of the late president ~ PAM
ma. Jose Domingo de Obaldia, who
died from heart disease yesterday aft.
e,noon Ha had been sick only since
last Friday.
Angina Pectoris was the direct cause
~ President Chaldias death The
president vas deepiy beloved By al.
and the whole republic 5 IN mourning
Or Charles a. Mendoza. second
yice-president. assumed the presidency
at $50 Yesterday afternoon The
death of First Vice President Arrange.
which occurred May 10. 1909. also wa
due to an affection OF the heart
Three Independents were elected
in 1905 The first president. J..
Arrange has since died Mendoza was
elected second vice president and thus
becomes president and viii oe sue
.ceeded As first ylce-presitent by J II.
Lambert.
President Obadla was elected on
JULY 10. 90S lie had before acted a.
chief executive during the absence Of
President Ama5Or He was formerlv
rlnister 70 tae United States He
was born Us years aEo and was a son
% former President Obaldia of Co.om-
bia.
During his incumbency as acting
president he bt,a ne yery popular anI
he assumed office in October lsUS,
Under most favorable auspices iu
politics. he had always been a Con
servatiye. but a. the time Of his cleo
ton 10 the presidency he received the
support Of the Liberals as we, as that
OF his own part'sans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. March THE 81
preme court yesterday heard the fol-
lowing cases: Wood VS., White STA
line; Benham VS. Farmers Mutua
Fire Insurance Co, Esper VS.. Burns
Iapham VS. Lacy: Bedard VS. Simon
Hurd IS. Northern Accident Co. In
the matter OF Irene Collins.
an order 70 show cause was grant
ed in Hanev VS. Allegan circuit Judge
and denied In Oblaser VS.. Hosmer and
in Burton VS. Rohnert
Henderson W. election commission
ers of Saginaw was affirmed
The call of the January docket was
finished. Court adjourned until Sat
urday next
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02

ne said / had almost forgotten the
day. he added smiling 20 himself
That afternoon he saw Alice going
into PauTs house. and called 20 her
70 come IN Till he thanked her for the
present Al hrst Alice didn't like 10
tell him IL was a mistake, bat finally
she explained how she had meant TO
give the valentine 10 the crippled bow
next door The old gentleman asked
her great many questions about
Paul. and AK last said that he wouldn't
be surprised 50 q Vise doctor be knew
could make her little friend well
again
Late that evening the wise doctor
came 10 see Paul anu after examin-
ing him and questioning his mother,
took him 20 his hospital for treat
ment When the Easter flowers were
IN bloom paul was back home again
"A cripple no longer all owing TO
Aices valentine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
MISS STOUT ACQUITTED.
Was Tried for Murder OF Picture
Frame Agent

CHICAGO March Miss Estelle
Stout, 20 years old. today was acquit
ted OF the murder Of Henry Hornberg
er, picture frame agent. whom she
shot and killed on Dec |, 1905. in de-
Tending herself and her sister from
the attacks OF the man.
The defendant. an orphan. is the
youngest woman ever tried for muir
der in Chicago
Hornberger called at the home Of
her sister and tried 20 collect charges
on q picture. The sister refused TO
pay the bin. saying she had not or.
dered the frame. The agent struck
her several times. Miss Stout went
to the aid OF her sister. and after
Hornberger had threatened TO Kill
them, shot him through the heart.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
man, 81, JAILED FOR
\ WEDDING GIRL, A
VIM. Schuster Is Brought Back To
Sturgis and Girl Returns To
Her Parents.

STURGiS, Mich, March 2-tSpe-
l.)--wm. schuster. aged 80. who
eloped with 14-year-old Margart,
Whittenburg a Neok ago, was brought
here by Sheriff Wing from Wauseou
Ohio, where he was arrested. The
couple were married Feb % al Mon
roe. Mich
No charge has been made agaihf
the girl. She has returned 10 her
porents. She ~ not OF age and tie
marriage has been annulled.
A couple OF DAYS ago she wrote "a
letter home TO. her parents sayius
they had been married and for them
not TO blame her husband, as she gave
her age as Is IN The marriage certlh-
cate. Schlster's case will be heard Ia
the circuit court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
DETROIT BOY SENTENCED.

FLINT Mich March 2-Roy Nc.
Rae. OF Detroit. lG-year-oid forger
was sentenced 20 80 DAYS iu the De.
troit House OF Correction by Judge
Wisner iu circuit court yesterday aft
ernCcn The boy PASSED forget
check for So on Williams, two weeks
ago The check was supposed 10 have
been signed bv hi- father William
McRae His youth alone saved Nc
Rae from a more severe sentence He
Be- under probation OF The Detroit
probate court az present for "A similar
ofcusc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02

at her august grandfather. but no did
not mind.
Walker ID. Hines was addressing tho
court at the time on the question OF
whether the interstate commerce com
mission could require a railroad "a
srant a connection with branch road
upon the complaint OF the latter
He was not aolo 10 hold the atten-
ton OF the llttlo lady on the bench,
who finally was escorted back TO her
mother by the dignihed supreme court
marshal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
TAT pardons eank empIoye.

PrTTSBURG. Pa, March 2-Thom
as vs.. Harvey. individual bookkeeper
OF thr Enterprise National bank here
az The time 1t vas wrecked. was re-
leased from the western pententiarv
today on q pardon granted by Preai
dent Taft lie was convicted with
three other employees of Tho bank and
vas sentenced 70 serve seven years
His torn began June g. 1909 Harvey
has accepted q position with a rail
road
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
CHILD IN WELL CLIMBS UP.
Ladder Left In II IS the Means Of
Saving Tets Life.

HOWARD S j.. Feb. 29.-The
four-year-Old daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Chris Hauce underwent the ex-
porlonce OF falling into q 22-foot we'll
and saving her own life by climbing
TO tho top OF ladder which CHANGED
20 bee ia tbe we'll. which contained
~ feet ~ water
The child exhibited unusual pres
ence ~ mind for one so young when
she fo1ndered from the water TO the
bottom of the ladder and assembled 10
until she reached the top, which
reached few feet short of the sur.
f8ce Reaching this position top lit
tlo TOT cried Justify for assistance.
Men working near heard her cries and
nelned her ont.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
The Knockout Blow

knocked
the Knockout bowwas aimed
the n o
and the
that the vuln o
laughed him for o
lie efat o
wenas n it. andm
Indifferent until disease finds
lake BY he of DOcfOr
vulnerable "GOLden Medical Discovery"
INDIGESTION
bad and
of nutrition
The Golden Medical Discovery has
In
Nasal Carh we'll cleanse the with Dr. Sges Catrh Remedy fluid
bladder
endorsing
Address Dr. r. " Pierce Y.
med
good"
Of
having
Golden tadee sewher
o of DR.
DR.
Dr. Pces Pleasant Pellets and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
is HURLED TO DEATH.
L. S. & NJ S. Station Agent is Victim
OF Explosion.

DEERFIELD. Mich, March 2-The
explosion OF gasoline tank In the
pumping station instantly killed James
Houseman. 40 years old. the l.. : x
NJ s. station agent at Petersburg
three end half miles from here, yes
terday afternoon.
II Is supposed that the pump leaked
and spark ignited the gasoline, caus
ing the explosion. John Federman
another employe. WAS badly burned
Mr. Horseman left his home only a
half hour before the accident occurred
A fcw years ago his father was killed
I'm an accident and three years ago
his house burned. He leaves a widow
and four children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
Mrs. Davenport Gets Separation.

NEW YORK, March "A decree of
separation was granted In the SUI
preme court here yesterday TO Mrs.
Daisy B. Davenport from Homer C..
Davenport. the well-known cartoonist.
The decree, which was granted by
mutual agreement OF the two parties.
gives Mrs. Davenport the custody or
the coupleS three children and s400
a month alimony.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
NO ITALIAN "CHANTECLER .
Ferdinand Martin Says Attempt To
Put u Into italian Would Fail.

PARIS, March 2--It has become
known here that the eminent Italian
translator Ferdinand Martin. has cc-
fused 20 undertake 20 render "Chan.o-
teller" into hts native tongue for pro
dnction on the stage. He declares tina.
'tne task is weil-uigh impossible be-
cause Of me subtle wit, the boulevard
slang the endless puns, and the plays
MON words. H has not a very high
opinion Of the piece anyhow. regarl-
ing il much inferior to "Cyrano de
Dergerac' or "L'AiEion
As one familiar TOO. with matters
theatrical be doubt, the feasibility OF
taking "Cnantec Ter upon tour with
its enormous mass OF costumes. scen-
cry. and accessories He predicts
tnat. outside Of Paris the play will be
failure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
ALLEGED Embezzler ln Court

Christian Hartman. former ctv
salesman for the Stark & Ncckcls
Milling Co. who Is charged with en-.
.bezzling 1913 from that hrm by means
OF duplicate receipts. had a partial
'rolice court examination TUESDAY
morning. before Justice Stein. Tba
case was adjourned until March IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
HEADS STATE MINERS.

SAGINAW. Mich. March 2-(Spe
cial) john Harris, president OF tho
Michigan Federation OF Miners. war
reelected az tuesdays election
Thomas Diamond Is the next repro.
sentative 70 the rational federation
I GARD Both men want a peaceful set
clement % the cnal miners wage scuic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
Widow Brings Dead Man Home.

MIDDLETOWN y. Y March On
bis wsy home from Miami. Fla. with
his wife. Arthur g. Townsend OF this
city was seized with congestion OF
the lungs "a Rocky Mount " c.. he
re- sied ia a hospital there The
widow has arrived here with tha
body Townsend WAS for years an
engineer on the Ontario q Western
railroad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
Fall Brands Her Initials On Arm.

SPARTA. Wis March 2--As the
result OF an accident little Ruth Nil
Ter was branded with her own initials
She slipped and fell against a hot
stove. her arm striking IT. The arm
was not badly hurt. except for the
letters r.. NJ being deeply burned
into the flesh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02

Seventeen species OF shark. some
OF them 20 feet IN length. inhabit the
Tar eastern seas while tho baskinR
shark OF the Indian ocean frequently
attains length Of 90 feet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-02
corDsCAI.SE HEADACHE.

rAxATiVE BROMO QCfNINE. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Cali FOR full name
Took for signature. l. W GROVE. CSC.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-02
PLAN TO HELP FARMERS.
Proposed Warehouse Scheme is Not
Designed to Corner Market But
to Aid Growers.

Gloucester, Mass, July 29.-"Any
formal statement of oug plans would
be premature, as we have met today
only for an informal discussion Of the
possibilities of the plan to establish
cotton warehouses, was the answer
thas Messrs. Hammond, Sully and
Dalgleish made tonight when ques-
toned concerning the results Of their
conference today. The conferees wish
ed to make it plain that their object in
considering such plan was not to
corner cotton, but to help the cotton
raiser. Should their plan be consum-
mated, they said, they hoped to b
alb ut the Standardization Of cotton
and to assist the grower in selecting
the proper seeds. No definite steps
were taken today and probably none
would be for some time, they said.