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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-04
Sane Fourth a Fine Start
In the Right Direction
Leaving Only so4 Other Days to BE
wrssted From More or Less
Insanity.

Leaving Only se4 Other time without kin
w''''d From More or lie" ing or a h s snsns Of M q
- as sign Of the survival Of the
Another and somewhat .essrer
Of true Fourth Of July
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keep the
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of mechanism the and
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pfal. that await
This beautiful city by
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public and private PROVISIONS for the
sanity So
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VENT nOW eh vast wealth. nd sa only
punishment attempted S''' 'n'
Fourth inspires the hope Of election the
camor regularity
ne nag
support sake Of party solidarity
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kept with eucatonaly entitled
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. Of ss . tina, will s give va.
dances the public schools night
and two burlesque the by withholding
flying Is
that carried out will make Socialism
hopes of Republican Democratic reforms
right fair chance and reception m
railway problem feel sure
civic
make day We have passed through
the wheels OF progress These don't brighten anybody
of
join with all the other sections of the
solely benefit
water plants operated II West Warren o
prestige than anything else the city has
holders The insane notion that the corporation
for long In the meantime consider the oveowdng of
esy from the July today by the naples
will recall King thew
resolved that they and of right ought be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-04

"You seem to be popular here"
Didn't you near me ask about
Fido'sy healthT'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-04
Monday. July 4.
1910

Members OF the West Warren Rest,
dents association:
am glad that you. with the rest
OF Detroit. are In your right minds
in this matter of honoring the day
that gave us our birth as nation.I
You have shown that II 10 possible'
TO have patriotic time without kill:
ing or Gripping anyone. A list Oh
floats Is better than list Of fatalities|
as a sign of the survival OF the
spirit OF 1776.
Anofher and gOmewhat aeyarae
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-04

job Printing done right. Times
1925. or City 33sb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-04

Of true patriotism to have these gorgeous Fourth OF July
and by the backwards and vacant lots Of community From what
or association could
this without FORGETTING union But there
In this
Independence
weedcute freedom
make burnt o
spoken OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-04

We shall when will
with the terrible train evils growing out complex cza
conditions produce
public
dependent
Incompetence endless
with
ization with
eief punishment
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
TIMES IS PRAISED
BY HUMANE HEADS
Publicity Given Character of
Moving Pictures PleaseS
Officials.

Dr. William o. Stillman, Of Albany,
y. Y. who viii preside over the first
American international Humane Con-
ference, which 9onvenes in Wash
ington tomorrow. TO-DAY declared
that The Washington Times, in
attempting 70 sound out public opin-
ion regarding the influence of the
Capitals motion picture houses. had pre-
pared the way for a more intelligent dis
cussion Of the subject by the conference.
With the problems or child labor laws
and control OF motion picture houses.
the two principal ones 10 he considered
by the delegates, DR.. Sdlmau said The
Times was placing before the public val
ua bic information regarding the latter OF
these subjects. which would undoubtedly
be Of practical use 10 the conference.
The Times last week invited eight
representative citizens Of Washington 10
make a tour OF some of the moving pic
ttire theaters Of the city, the number
including Capt James r. Oyster, mem
her of the Board Of Education; A I
Stuart. superintendent OF Schools. G. F
Nesbit director of the \. NJ G. A.
CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
The Washington times., 1910-10-09

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINI,
Oct. s.-whHe homeless men. women,
and little children, together with their
cattle, huddle in The streets Of this tenn
porsry haven OF refuge, and while hun
dreds Of othars hasten ahead Of the
hsmes, 10 some spot unburned. the toll
Of death and misery from the forest fires
which broke out in the Beltrsmi county
region yesterday grew to horrifying pro-
portions today
On the blackened snd denuded land
scspe 20 the west and north lie the
chsrred bodies Of more than 80 human
beings. There are today 1890 homeless
refugees in fight The property loss
amounts to millions.
The towns Of spooner and Baudette
have been destroyed The depot only
remains in Pitt The town Of Rainy
River. Ontario, reported last nisht 10
have been entirely burned, had only =
few houses destroyed. The Ratpo-sge
lumber mills At Rainy River were con-
sumed by the flames
Refugees In PitisbIe Shape.
When daylight came today It revealed
a pitiabIe sisht here, where many Of the
refugees have gathered Whole fami-
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
HUGHES AT CHURCH,
THEN GOES RIDING
First Sunday In Capital for
Associate Justice Spent
Quietly.

Today was the FIRST Sunday that Asso-
ciate Justice Charles Evans Hughes has
spent in Washington since becoming a
flU-fedged citizen Of this city.
As has been his habit since childhood,
the associate Justice attended 4 Baptist
church. selecting Calvary Baptist
Church. al Eighth and H streets north
west. as the first one 10 be honored IN
this manner. It Is not known whether
the iurist intends to make this church
his permanent place Of worship, but Ii
Is thought probable that ne viii. Jus
tice Hughes. being the son OF q Baptist
minister. has always been a most devout
attendant Of that church
The former governor preferred TO at
tend Calvary Church today without any
osteutatiou, and Il Is doubtful If there
were a dozen members Of the large con-
rregation that recognized in the stately,
frock-coated figure, and the familiar
heavy bearded face the man whose acts
as governor OF New York have attracted
the attention OF the nation. The jurist
was accompanied by his private secre-
tarv. Mrs. Hughes pleading a slight in
disposition ard remaining AT home.
This afternoon, however, both the AS
sociate Justice and, Mrs. Hughes went
cut for a long ride in the automobile
which the former governor will use IN
III his private machine shall arrive. As
they rode down Connecticut avenue they
were recognized by a number OF persons
and the associate justice was kept busy
acknowle6giug the bows and saluta-
tions OF numbers of his friends
Although he has been in his new
house at the corner OF massachusetts,
avenue and s street but short time
the former governor has expressed him
self as being entirely pleased with IT,
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
THREE SCORE DEAD
IN NINE EXPLOSION
Rescue Parties Hard AT
Work Trying to Save
the Imprisoned.

TRINIDAD. Col, Oct. 9.-Dawn broke
with almost the last hope shattered
that any OF the three-score miners and
other underground employees who were
entrapped by a gas explosion in the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's
mine at Starkville may be alive
A fire is believed TO be raging in the
wrecked workings, which extend for
miles under Fisher Peak. and gas and
smoke IN the new entrance, through
which the rescue gang is working, is so
great IL has driven men to the sur
face after being underground but a
short time.
The company officials declare not
more than fifty miners were at work
at the time of the explosion, but they
do not say how many other mine en-
ployes we're on duty
II is not accepted by all that the ex-
plosion was due to gas which was al
lowed to accumulate through negli-
gence.
That miles of workings must be com
pletely wrecked Is proved BY the ter
rife force of the explosion az the mouth
Of the old entrance. fully three miles
from the seat of the explosion.
The entrance was completely demol-
ished and caved in for fully seventy
five feet. shutting off any possible es-
cape Of the entombed men should they
have survived the explosion.
Huge rocks, entrance timbers. and
thousands of tons OF dirt and debris
were blown hundreds Of feet from the
mouth OF the entrance. The conclusion
of the explosion was plainly felt at Trim
idad, seven miles away.
Rescue gangs are at work under the
supervision of District Superintendent
James Thompson.
: temporary morsue has been estab-
lished al the mouth of the old entrance
and fifty Coffins have been ordered from
a Trinidad undertaking firm. These two
facts are decidedly significant
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
DOCTORS PUZZLED
BY VICTIM OF GAS
Condition of Arthur Van
Riswick Causes Hospital
Authorities UneaSineSS.

The failure OF Arthur Van Riswick,
the Navy Yard employe who was taken
from his home at 1927 Ninth street yes
terday afternoon in an unconscious
condition as the result OF sleeping in
the same room with an open gascock,
to recover consciousness after more
than twenty-four hours treatment Is
causing the physicians at the Home
opathic Hospital much uneasiness-
The hospital authorities state that il
is usual to observe some change in a
gas victim almost Immediately after
treatment is begun, and that the turn
ing for the better or worse follows at
once. But in Van Riswick's case, not
withstanding the unceasing treatment
that he has been under for the past
twenty-four hours. there is no visible
change.
Van Riswick. who is about sixty
years of age, has a room at a boarding
house at 1927 Ninth street northwest.
Mrs. Mamie Stringer has nothing but
good words to say Of her boarder, and
declares emphatically that she believes
that the affair is the result Of an acci-
dent
Miss Josephine Dunbar said that Van
Riswick returned home last Friday
night. She said that he told her that
he was not going to work on Saturday
but would spend the day at home, sc
that WI en- ne did not get up yesterday
morning she was not surprised when
passing through the hall about noon
she detected a strong Odor of gas out
side Of Van Riswicks room and started
an investigation.
Finding a rubber gas hose in a room
disconnected she thought that that wa:
the reason of the leak II was not
until o'clock in 5he afternoon. wher
she found Van Riswicks door still
/ locked and the gas odOT more notice
able in the hall that she became alarmed
and informed the police.
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
EXPULSION RESISTED
BY PORTUGAL MONKS
Fights With Republican
Regiments Continued BY
Clerical SympathizerS.

LISBON. Oct s.-The riots in this
city following the issuing OF the de-
cree ordering all members Of religious
orders to leave the country within
twenty-four hours continued during
the DAY.
There is no mistakinS the great
popular enthusiasm over the estab-
lishment Of the republic. The end OF
the Bra ganza rule which for six hun
dred years has dominated Portugal
is everywhere hailed with delight.
The order banishing the monks and
nuns is a direct blow at the power OF
the Vatican
The new government is determined
that church and state shall be con-
Quoted hereafter on separate lines
The clericals are determined 10 re-
sist the decree 70 the last and the
rio;Ing today was the result OF their
stand against the republican regi-
ments.
There are conflicting reports as to
the wherea bouts OF King Manuel and
the royal family.
So far there has been no Conhrma-
tion OF the rumor that the King Is
on board the United States cruiser
Des Moines bound for this city for the
purpose Of starting counter-revolu-
ton.
II Eas officially announced at the
NAVY Department today that there is no
King, Queen Mother. or member OF a
royal family on board the United states
ship Des aIoines. which Is expected 20
tfron anchor in the hsrbor of Lisbon.
Portugal. this evening
Reports that King Manuel. IN COM
parv With his Queen Mother had board
cd the Des AIOines at Gibraltar and set
sail for Lisbon while several officers and
sailors attached 20 the Oes Moines were
still ashore at the English fortress in
SDain. was classed as absurdlv ridicu-
Ious by an Official % the Navy Depart
ment TODAY.
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
GUARD IS DOUBLED
TO PROTECT TAFT
Secret Service Men Look for
Crank Visiting PreSi-
dents Aunt.

BEVERLY. Mass. Oct. s-Everv ave-
he leading 10 the cottage occupied by
President TAFT. on Burgess Point. is
guarded today by Secret Service oni-
GERS. This vigilance Is exercised as the
result OF The visit Yesterday 10 Miss
Della C. Torrey, aunt or the President.
Of a crank who told in a rambling mar
aer OF a plot TO assassinate the Presi-
dent.
Although there is nothing to indicate
real menace In the situation, The sum
mer White House guards are determined
that the President shall be guaranteed
against any annoyance. should the crank
who called on Aunt Della Torrey. a,
her home IN MHIbury attempt TO reach
the Taft cottage.
telephone message from Boston
at 1 o'clock this morning put the Sc
cret Service men on the qui vive-
They We're informed that the crank
had not been located by The author
tiles OF MiIbury and Boston. who
We're hunting for him and tnat be
might be headed for Beverly.
President Taft was unable TO at
tend church this morning because OF
his injured foot which continues 10
cause him &C Considerable pain. The in
flamation induced by an imDerfectly
fitting shoe, is being reduced by COM
presses, and the President expects To-
put up with enforced quiet for a day
or two
Otto T. Barnard, one Of the Repub-
liCan leaders Of New York. is with the
President today. Among the best in
formed. Mr.. Bannard's s visit 10 Burgess
Point is consider J of much sigrifca ncc-
The President discussed with Mr.. Ban
nsrd the reports from Ohio brought
Yesterday by Secretary Of state Thomp-
son. Those also were encOursging- Call
ers at Burgess Point were impressed
with the fact that the President was i'm
the highest spirits and ready 70 discuss
national politics with more interest and
enjoyment than has been the case since
coming 20 Beverly for the summer.
The Washington times., 1910-10-09

lies. stripped Of every possession except
the clothes worms were seen gathered in
little groups in the open street Others
clung close TO the p rejection OF some
friendly roof. The few box cars on the
sidiEgs here were filed with vretched
humanity Men wrung their hands and
paced back and forth in the early dawn.
The sobs or wives and mothers were
heard. mingled with rae louder cries OF
fretfui children, who could not under
stand.
May Of the refugees brought stories
OF suffering thst have been unequaIed.
perhaps. in the great Northwest, where
forest fires have often before reaped a
harvest Of human lives. The suddenness
with which the flames were agasa fan
ned into life. after smouIderinE for
weeks in the Beltrami forests. added 10
the horror of it all
Mad Flight To Escape.
All the roads leading TO international
Falls are dotted with caravans Of the
fleeing ones. Some are running shczI
of the flames with their horses anl
wagons stiH safe, others are on foo.
Continued on Fifth Psge)
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
ROOSEVELT TO BOLT
SARATOGA TARIFF
AT Friends Plea, Colonel
Will Repudiate New
York Plank.
By JOHN SNURE.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. oct -
What Colonel Roosevelt said last night
at Atlanta in urging that he be judged
by his speeches on the tariff and not
bv the New York tariff plank as adopt
ed at the Saratoga convention IS not
the last word he viii have % say on this
subject
Indications now are that ne viii speak
out still more plainly on the tariff ques-
ton before he concludes this trip and
viii make It still more emphatic that
he does not agree with the New York
Platforms Endorsement Of the Payne
Aldrich Law
The two things for which the colonel
Continued on Third Page)
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
PLAN JOINT FIGHT
ONTUBERCULINRULE
Dealers and Producers Will Make
Demand for Their "Constitu-
tional Rights"
Present Status of MIX
Fight in District

Representative of District AttOr-
ney's office 10 attend tomorrOvv's
meeting of milk producers.
Decision, though NOT formally an
nOunced, II in line with policy
of District Attorney Wilson 40
investigate alleged ..8IiIk trust,
MIX producers may carry Rgb.
against Health Officer Wood
wards tubercuIin test order into
cOUrt for final settlement as 60
Legality.
Charge that partially is shown
against farmers of Maryland aud
Virginia, aud favOrIBE milk pro-
ducers of Northern states, made
by residents of first-Damed State.
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
.LYNCHING FEARED
FOR DIETZFA FAAILY,,
JAIL SURROUNDED
Intense Feeling Against
Wounded Outlaw of
Cameron Dam.
JAIL SURROUNDED
BY CURIOUS MOB
Before Surrender One Deputy Had
Been Killed, While Five
Are Missing.
Mrs. DfetS' S Story of the
Barricade

We were huEtIRd together I'm mid
die of floor, using the family
organ a. n shield
Bullets were flying around our
heads, and we all expected TO he
killed.
"a was only 90 save us that my
husband surrendered To the dcpu-
ties.
was IBcOnsIderste and cruel
Mrs. DIetE I'm Interview.
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
Sunr1aryof the Terrible Catastrophe Which
Has Visited NorthgUesf


Of International Falls, MINI. today.
Death 5000
homeless Property o millions.
Towns of spOOn and Baud Mnn entirely destroyed Refugees
tell horrible suffering
Cattle and human beings fee enemy join
ed by caribou moose of he forest.
Territory fifty miles from Baudette Rainy
denuded stretch.
Governor Ebehsrt and officials
devise Of relief county sufferers
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
SHOOTS BABY BROTHER.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The body Of
two-and d-a-half-year-ol Edward Nc
Dermott. son Of a well-known North
port resident. was sent to his home to-
day. his heartbrOken mother accom-
panying it, The baby was shot BY his
ten-yCar-old brother. who was playing
with a shotgun and did not know the
piece was loaded. The mother Hrried
her wounded child w enty-five miles IN
her arms TO the Nassau Hospital a.
Mlneols.
The Washington times., 1910-10-09

HAYWARD. Wis. Oct 9.-Despite
the fact that John Dietz. the defender
Of Cameron Dam, and his family are
prisoners in the county Jail here, hav-
ing arrived at 4 o'clock this morning,
fear still holds the town and coun-
try side. for an att1ck on the Jail is
considered probable. and a lynching IS
one Of the possibilities OF the next
few hours
As soon as the wounded outlaw sent
his little daughter. Feien. out Of his
cabin at Cameron Dam yesterday,
waving the white flag OF surrender,
the deputies began 10 fall out OF the
firing line at the clearing. and when
the excitement was over and the roll
called Qlere were six missing. one
was oscar Harp. who was shot and
killed during the battle, the OF!
FIVE had decamped leaving no tracV.
1t now develops that a certain Quan-
titly Of dynamite, held In readiness
TO blow up the little fort that Dietz
had made near his cabin, had also
disappeared. Ard IL is common talk
TO-DAY that. inasnuch as the i've miss
ing deputies have not been seen since,
there is a move on foot { carry ,It a
tNuChiuE btrr anu hNS0i'iE W " 80 li4i "
the Hayward jail. where all Of the
Die-z family except Almyra are now
prisoners.
Family Reunion In Jail.
There was an ahectionate reunion
when John and Leslie Dietz were
bro rght into the county jail. where
Clarence Dietz has been confined since
the shooting OF the children, several
dan aZo. by the sheriff's posse.
with tears streaming down his
creeks. the father greeted his son.
CONTINUED on Page Seventeen.)
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
hANUEL'S FAYORITE
COMING TO AMERICA
Gaby DeSlys Says She Will
Receive 5000 a Per
Torrance.

VIENNA. Oct 9-Gaby peslys.
whose tWinkling toes danced a nation
into a revolution and kicked a kinEly
crown from the youthful head Of Man
uel OF Portugal, is considering three
cabled offers from American theatri-
cal managers. The dancer declared
today that contracts probably will be
closed by cable calling for her ap-
pearance in New York during the
present season.
While waiting for the result or her
cabled conferences with the American
managers Gaby Deslys has been in
communication with Manuel, who IS
on board the Portuguese royal yacht
Queen Amelie IN Gibraltar harbor.
4 am happy. happy, happy" she al
most sang today I have heard from
the King. The dangers through which
he has passed have not been sufficient
TO make him forget me. From Gibral-
tar he has sent me long cabled mes
SAGE OF love. / believe he will meet
me in Paris on October l6. as he had
planned Then I will show him that.
though his own people have turned
against him, Gaby Deslys. is stil
loyal"
Holds Love Message Sacred.
Nile. Deslys refused 10 show the cable
gram or quote from it. declaring the
message. filled with thu love OF her sub
ject, the King, was tcC sacred for other
eyes than her own
That there is truth in her statement
appears 10 be borne out by the press
cables from Gibraltar that the Duke OF
Oporto, the Kings uncle, landed from
the royal yacht in Gibraltar and dis
patched several lengthy eabIegrams.
Manuel evidently considered a love mes
sage 70 his sweetheart TOO important TO
be intruSted 20 other than royal hands.
In an interview, Nile Deslys declared
that she considered il no disgrace 10 be
the sweetheart OF king, but that she
would consider il disgrace TO advertise
her relationship for financial gain. EVi-
IDENTIFY she has changed her mind. and
now intends TO capjtalize her escapades
with ths depOsed m march.
Will Come To America.
To each Of the three American offers
received she replied that she would 90
to America for a guarantee Of $500 a
/ performance In her first interview she
exhibited what she termed an Immense
( contract TO show that her own income
was greater than that OF King Manuel
{ This contract called for a three months
3 enga cement in Berlin variety theater,
+ two performances a day. For this she
/ $40 performance. Now, however. that
] she can be advertised as the sweet
! heart who cost kingdom" Deslys
/ thinks she is more valuable as an
artistic
The Apollo Theater. where she is now
| appearing. has never before accommo-
dated such crowds as 5ammed its doors
/ nightly during the past week. Her act
/ is greeted with cheers and cat-calls. in
1 termiugled, but she still wears the rare
| diamonds and pearls Manuel showered
{ upon her.
The Washington times., 1910-10-09
WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Fair tonight and Monday Not much
change in temperature.