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The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
EXPLODING BOILER
CAUSES BIC FIRE
voelkner & Harry Manufacturing
Co. Suffers $4,000 Loss; Cold
Weather Hampers Firemen,

Fire originating, 1t is thought, from
the explosion OF boiler. destroyed
rbout one-third OF the three-story
building occupied by the Voelkner( d
Harry Manufacturing Co., Nos. 1873
l27 Woodbridge-st. west. together with
large quantity OF stock. about >
o'clock Friday night: The total loss IS
between $75. 5000 and $4,000, covered
by insurance. The company manufac-
lures cabinet hardware, mattresses.
HARDWARE specialties and plumbers
supplies.
The FIRE was difficult one 70 hght
on account OF the cold weather. the
water flooded the streets in the vicin-
ity TO a depth OF a foot in parts and
freezing, imbedded the hose in the
solid mass.
A couple OF lengths OF hose burst.
throwing water on several fremen,
Who were converted into walking
monuments OF ice II took three hours
to extinguish the flames.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
SAYS MONEY MEASURES LOVE
Emma Goldman, Lecturing In German,
"SIams" Women Hard.

Emma Goldman told an audience In
Turner hall. Friday evening, that man
is loved by woman in proportion to the
money he earns and the creature
comforts he is able 10 bestow upon
her. and she charged this up to the
present system of marriage and not TO
womans essential love of ease.
The words love and obey should
be omitted from the conventional mar
rage ritual for they are both unrea-
sonable," said Miss Goldman, speaking
In German Love is human and
may not last. and obey letters char
acter and individuality. This insane
system of yoking men and women to-
gether would, not continue to exist
among intelligent, refined people If II
were not for the church meddling In
family affairs too much. but, each yea
sees more and more people following
their own ideas in such matters" Miss
Goldman speaks To the Jews on The
psychology OF violence. in Sauter $
hall Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. ls.-NeW
corporations: Bryant Paper Co, Kali
amazoo. increased from sl.5OO.OOo to
$4,000, 600; C. II. Little. Inc, Detroit
Increased from 100000 TO s5OO,OO0
Fermisal Chemical Co. Detroit, soo'-
900. principal stockholders, William
r. Frazer. John b. Peterson. Henry
8. Styled. all Detroit; F. l.. Reg Co.
Detroit. $4,000, principal stockhold-
ers. Fred L. Reeg. Mary l.. Holmes,
Charles +. Curry. all Detroit; Sepull
g. Travis Drug Co. Detroit, S25,OOO;
principal stockholders, wellington
Travis. Detroit; Sherman D. Gales
der. Detroit; Edmund A. Sepuil, Al
pena international Tool Co, Detroit
10000. principal stockholders. Grin
u baldwin. Detroit: John b. Howard.
st. John, Kansas; Andrew Aitken'
rame: Home Land Co, Battle Creek,
$4,000
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
30 YEARS WITHOUT LICENSE.

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Feb. 10
After practicing veterinary surgery for
40 years In Chesterfield township, Al
vim Crawford. an old resident OF this
county, has been arrested and will be
tried in the circuit court here for
t.racticing without a license. Under
the new law every veterinary practi-
toner Is obliged to get a license. one
being granted uron proof OF five years
practice. In the case OF old doctors.
Crawford had never been informed OF
this phase Of the law. he claims. He
was convicted before a justice of the
peace and fined $40 hut appealed the
case to the circuit court.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
ArreAcTeo eY INSANE MAN.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. ia
TIN across the state shackled to a
demented criminal was the experience
Of Keeper Albert Fobert, of the Mar
ouette penitentiary. Friday. Fobert
" as taking Frank Kiroth. under SEN
fence for shooting man al Escanaba.
from the penitentiary to the asylum at
onia. when but a short distance south
OF Mackinaw City, Kiroth. who was
occupying the car seat with FoDert'
suddenly made vicious lunge at MS
keeper and the officer only subdued
him With the assistance OF the conduc.
ter of the train. Procuring foot AMI
arm shackles. the man was securely
fastened and the trip TO the city made.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
DETROIT WOMAN
CAPTURES PRIZES
Mrs. Mccain Makes Big Clean Up
At New York Bench Show With
Her Toy Spaniels.

To 20 into New York. where the
finest toy spaniels I'm the country are
bred anu owned. and 10 practically
clean up OH the prizes, was the sue
Cessful record % Mrs. {. X. Mccain.
oil No. 120 Tayloraye.. at the West
minister Kennel club bench show, held
last week In Madison Square garden.
Previous TO her departure for New
York. The Times published story
about Mrs McCain and her wonder
tul little toy dogs and her blue rib
bons. won at recent bench shows.
Il was "a hundred times more sue
cessful than | ever dreamed of down
there In New York. and nothing that
have ever done yith my dogs has
pleased me SO much. because, To via
IN the New York shCw means that one
must have some Cogs said Mrs.
Mccain. as she gleemlly showed her
ribbons.
With 10 toy sPaHiels, including tw1
Pekinese. Mrs. Mccain won eight
FIRST prizes. four seconds. two thirds,
one winner. six reserve winners and
four specials. There were about %
10Y spaniels in the classes in which
cream OF the toy spaniel world.
With two little Blenheims, called
Cottage Pearl and Cottage Nugget.
Mrs Mccain bea, two dogs recntly
imported from England by Ben Lewis.
one of the best-known fanciers In this
country. Pearl and Nugget are
American dogs through and through
and were bred in Detroit by Mrs Nc
cain, but. as the English importations
came from famous kennels, II seemed
assured that nothlnA could beat them.
80 that the triumph of the Detroit
dogs was all the greater.
Mrs. Mccain also had the satisfac'
ton of winning In the Pckinese class
ever famous dog owned by MIS-
Morris Mandy. of New York. who has
owned the finest "PeSs" in Americ a
for years. In addition 10 taking the
lme ribbon In this class the Detroit
woman won special for the best
trace OF "Pekes" with her Cottage
sannie and Cottage Yang. In almost
very class Mrs. Mccain won specials
or the best winners or reserve win
rers. all u when rank highest in the
thow
An interesting isltN III NpiiiiNN
with the show WAS that Detroit was
the only city in tie middle west 10
show In any OF The classes. and the
Detroit entries were confined TO three
persons-Mrs. Mccain, with her 10Y
spaniels: Mrs Charles T Webster.
with her famous TOY English bull, ana
= brace OF French bulls from Detroit
Kennel. The latter failed to win any
ribbons, but Mrs. Webster carried all
before he's with ner dogs, as did Mrs
Mccain with her pets.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
MAYOR TALKS OF BUDGET.
SAYS Citizens Should Give estimates
Careful Personal Study.

In an address before the members
II the Royal Arcanum Friday evening
Mayor Breitmeyer. urged mat all GU
zens take direct interest in the city
animal. budgets. studying the details
Of estimates and consulting with their
aldermen and estimators as to the i'm
movements considered necessary and
those which should wait. rms per
sonal attention on the part OF a large
number OF citizens would result In
making Detroit one of the best-goy,-
ened cities In the world. he assdted
He declared that the tax rate should
be kept down, but also outilnea 'he
difficulties In the way of doing this. ;.
Growth demands expansion and
expansion means the laying out OF
vast sums of money" he said. -.
The proposal for a municipal goii
course was instanced as one OIL me
improvements that would be very
nice thing for the city. but might well
be passed over this year.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
HERE'S CHARITY'S CHANCE.
Salvation Army's Rescue Home II
Need Of Funds.

Unless it can raise $4,000 by March
l the Salvation Army will probably
lose its rescue home at No S96 Fort.
ct west The home has been strug-
CLING along for long time under a
heavy mortgage. and now the mort
gagee insists that he be paid.
The home has beer doin splendid
work among unfortunate girls and
destitute women and children. At the
present time it is caring for 20 girls
and 10 children. During the year al
babies were born in the maternity
ward.
The Army has started campaign
10 raise funds with which TO meet the
debt. and would be pleased to have
assistance from any quarter i'm
amounts, no matter how small.
Checks should be made payable 70
the Salvation Army Home, and sent
to the address at No. $50 Fort-st.
west.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
LOEB K|DNAPS
BIC RECEPTION
General Stewart, Self-AppOinted Re.
ceiver, Is Ditched in Plan To
Welcome Roosevelt Home.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Cen John
A. Stewart, self-appointed drum major
oil the Roosevelt reception, has been
bumped.
In the days OF Roosevelt at the
White House one VIM. Loeb, private
secretary, was the crafty citizen who
played opposite" the president.
One might say that Loeb was the
catcher and T z. the pitcher in the
great national game.
III T. K. pitched a wild one" Loeb
stopped it. If anybody tried to steal
q base. Loeb was on the job with Il
throw-out.
OF the port OF New York. and Is the
political representative of Roosevelt
during his absence.
Pinchot and Garfield represent my
policies" but Loeb represents my
politics.
So when the Stewart gentleman
who has Offices on Wall-st.-an'
nounced that H. would manage the
Roosevelt return, Loeb sat tight and
listened.
When Stewart went To Washington
and saw President Taft, Loeb
watched.
When Stewart gave out that Roose-
welt had told him that he would not
be a candidate for mayor OF New
York, governor OF New York, con
gresham, senator or president, Loe5
began 10 put on the war paint.
- saII
Taft would come over to New York
TO meet Roosevelt, would permit the
mighty hunter TO shake his hand
would go to a dinner In ROOSEVELT
honor, then indeed, did Loeb ge'
busy.
The Garfelds and the Pinchots
contented themselves with saying
Who is Stewart, that he makes such
mighty plans? Col Roosevelt will
not be bound to follow them.
But Loeb. custodian OF my poll
tics" hiked over to Washington and
saw the president.
In the end the word cose that there
will not be a Stewart-controlled naval
l.arade: nor land parade; nor pub
lie shaking of the Taft hand; nor, in
deed a post-prandial mutual admira.
ton society
No. Nj. Roosevelt; will land on a
rier on the Jersey side, and will cross
on a ferry to New York
In an open carriage he will drive
across the city to Long Island ferry.
The route of his drive will be an
nounced in advance, and citizens who
wish to greet him will have this op
portunlty. but there will be no hand
shaking. and the whole affair viii be
over within an hour.
Stewart and other men who frs[
planned the reception find Ii taken
entirely out of their hands and en-
t,rely in the hands Of Loeb.
That New York will be boiling over
with enthusiasm that day there is no
doubt.
That the biggest crowd in the his
tory OF the city Will be on hand Is
true.
But Gen Stewart of Wall-st VIII
not get any stout person into the spot
light with the hunter
II will he a reception to I. X, ana
not a free-for-all
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
MAN AND WIFE DEAD.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Feb. 10
with the body OF her husband still
awaiting interment. Mrs. George 2.
Davis expired from the shock attend
mg Mr. Davis's sudden death Monday
when ne was found lifeless sitting IN
front of his furnace. Mrs, Davis 81
Years old. was not strong and when
told of her husbands death collapsed
The old couple were practically with
cut relatives and in life had been in
scparable The double funeral will be
hold Sunday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
49, NONE MASONIC HoME.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. 10
According TO statements made by
chairman John Rowson, OF the board
OF control Of the Michigan Masonic
home. that institution will. in all prob.
ability. leave this city Tempting OF
fcrs have been received from outside
u,aces. Ruwson stated that the ma
tttre of the offers was such that he
was unable TO state just where they
we're from The Battle Greek sanitat-
ium is for sale and he states that
this may be considered among others.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
EXPLOSION WRECKS PLANT.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 10
BY the explosion of tub of gasoline
over which he was working Friday
night. George Knoolhuisen. aged q,
was severely burned about the face.
hands and breast, and the fire which
followed destroyed the plant OF the
Economy Dye Works with loss OF
SIS ,00O. The injured man VIII recover.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
FINDS BURIED CITY.
brehaeol oqist Discovers Wonde1o
Place abandoned for Centuries.

BAlIZE. British Honduras, Feb. 49,.
Count VI Deperiguy. noted archae-
ologist VINO has arrived here. reports
NAT he has discovered wonderful
buried city IN Guatemala. two miles
beyond BenQuevijo, the last town on
The frontler of British Honduras
THE ruins of the ancient city are
hurled under dense mass OF brush
and trees. Some OF the trees are very
large. showing. Count Deperiguy lie.
clares. that the city has been aban-
doued for centuries.
The count Is on his way to Guate-
r.ala city 10 confer with President Ca
prera regarding the discovery and Sc
cure permits TO make excavations on
q large scate.
The city. the count declares. shows
indications OF high state OF eiviliza-
ton comparing with that OF the
Romans.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Anotbrr referendum en- the questions
- L..LLDInm LIllEn 90 nnnn cot

crosse ne with the - mainland oi
Mons gag0n. viii hc had ln couneec-
fIon viii thu Anrh election The
voters. viii DE asked Co give their
,.fstts az to issuing Sis GOO Of bonds
faf tie bridge The bridge question
has come Up again because OF Tue
Fact that the Jacobson syndicate had
rl4to- ro noticeable progress toward
building a bridge
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
At e5. Is Father OF 2sth Child.

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Oscar OAR
ling. a civil engineer and inventor OF
Babylon. l.. l., became the ftaher yes.
terday of his 2Sth child. He is 65
years old and has been twice married.
The first Mrs Darling died in 1884,
the mother of 10. Two years after
the death OF his first wife. Mr.. Dat-
ling married again. and in the "a
years of his second marriage has had
1S children more. There are now %
CHILDREN living.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

perhuman strength to conquer the
roaring flames.
Weak. hysterical women were do
Ing all that they could to calm their
chldren's terror and their own. The
front half OF the steamer was one blaz
ing mass of fire.
Passengers and crew alike had we'll
nigh given NY their tremendous bat.
tie and were almost ready TO give up
when the Guelph came.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich. Feb 1e.-The su
preme court yesterday heard the fol
lowing cases: Houlihan VS.. Fogarty
Klotz VS.. Sloan; Cook VS.. Darling;
Addison FIGURING Mill Co. VS.. Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Co: Sherrod vs. Duffy Whealey VS.
Village. of Inlay City.
Court adjourned until Wednesday
Feb %. The call for Wednesday is
"a, II, Sc. 90. 81 and %.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Ar THE DETROIT.

Feb. II. Is, 10. Matinee saturday. b. C.
whitney presents the music farce
They Loved Lassie." by Geo. Arliss
Music by Hapgood Burt. with Charles
F. Evans and all-star cast. Seats now
selling.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

above photograph was taken by pas.
senger on the Guelph as that ship was
rushing to the rescue
II Was an interesting. a picturesque,
magnificent spectacle-and a hor-
rble one TO the crew and passengers
huddled together on board the burn
ing ship. Boats, such as had been
left them by the flames, were held In
readiness TO be lowered, while the
frightened men fought with almost su-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

To better fight fires. New York will
lay 81 miles of high pressure water
mains. deliberately divided into dis.
tricts, into any one of which the full
head OF water may be turned with
valves electrically controlled from the
LGentral station
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
SEN. SMITH BETTER
AFTER OPERATION
Goes Under Knife for Appendicitis
in Washington-His Father Is
Dying in California.

SANTA ANA, CAL, Feb. 49,
The attending physicians say that
G. r. Smith, of this city, father of
Senator William Alden Smith, of
Michigan, is in a critical condition
from pneumonia. He is believed
10 be dying. He has not been told
that his son underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

The passengers Of the steamer
Morse Prince. which burned in mid
Atlantic 20 miles north OF Ascension
island aud just below the equator,
were crovded in the stern OF the ship
momentarily expecting death in the
raging blaze. or In the watery deep
when the Union Castle liner Guelph
sighted the burning ship and started
Its great race against death. The
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator
William Alden Smith. of Michigan
who was operated upon last evening
for appendicitis by DR.. Louis Barth
OF Grand Rapids, the senator's physi
clan, assisted by DR. T. l.. MacDon
aid. of Washington. is resting easily
in the Homeopathic hospital today
The operation required "a minutes
but after it was over the patient seem
ed to recover speedily from the effects
of the anaesthetic.
This statement was given out re
gardlng his condition:
'''fhe operation, although Il serious
one. was entirely successful. The
senator acted very we'll while under
the influence of opiates and recov
cred we'll from the shock. He is
resting easily tonight. Everything SC
far so good. However, positive dag
nosis is impossible before the lapse
OF Sc hours.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Job Printing done right: Times
Printing Co., Is John R-st. Call Main
149S. or City 1885.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

MEssENGER-TAxIC MAIN $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Commercial cr.di, Co. Rst,as~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03
MARIN MESTAYER.

Last Monday one Of the lTrt i
est weddings Of the season 'cok
place III his city. 1t was hat ct
Miss Jeanne Mestayer and Mr.
James Marin, Jr The bride i,
the danshte OF Mr. and Mrs Meyr,
Mesfaytr Mr. Mack Min,ieIIe.
of tlis city, was the bes. man. and
Miss Alice Wallet, OF Lorcans,lIe,
was the bridesmaid. The Ger.
mony took place at ST. Peters
catholic Church at G:3O o'clock
p. m, Rev. Father Murgue olliciat
ing.
After the ceremony the bridal
party, in company with the invited
guests, repaired TO The residence
of the brides parents on Madison
street, where n reception bad
been prepared for the occasion,
and where the numerous line pres
ents given 70 the bride were in
evidence.
The young couple have made
their new home in this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03

On Friday Of last week the fire
alarm called the firemen ont into
the western portion Of the city.
That district Is a large one and in
parts of 1t the houses are pretty
close together, but the firemen
we're unable to locate the cause of
the alarm and returned with that
feeling which bode no good for
the fellox, should he ever be
caught, who had turned in the
false alarm" It was but a little
while after the firemen had quit
the scene that a rumor was afioat
to the effect that a stove had ex
ploded causing considerable con
sternation IN the nelghbOI hood.
The occupants Of the premises
quickly recovered from the shock
and extinguished the scattered
sparks. They then apparently
wished the matter forgotten. A
rumor then found currency that
some one had been losing stove
wood ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03
At SMITHS pAfrY-
lbs for soc N
AT SMITHS BAKERY.

A pile diiver and dredge boat
were waiting here this week for
the piling necessary for the com
mencement Of the work of bulk =
heading the bayou bank from JEFF,
ferson to Weeks streets. The Wl-
ing will be driven TO a line and
the dredge will bring a good
depth of water up along side Of
them on the bayou side. This
will add much to the improved ap
pearance Of the bayou and, at the
same time, by filling in the low
places of the bank with the dump
from the dredge, a good bed will
be provided for the switch OF the
New Iberia and Northern Railroad,
which is doing the work and
which will be afforded an opror
tunity Of reaching all the ware
houses along the river front.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03
LEBLANC GONSOULIN.

New Iberia last Tuesday wit
messed a pretty wedding at the
Catholic Church of this city at 8
o'clock in the evening, the con
tracing parties being Miss GeM
gina G"nsOulin, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmond GonsouliD, and
MIR. Cesaire Leblanc. The groom
was attended upon as groomsman
by his brother, Mr.. Jubert Gonsou.
lin, and the bride had for brides
maid Miss Anna Segura. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
rather VI urgue, after which the
voung couple returned to the
brides residence on ColiDne street,
where reception was in order.
The new home Of the young
couple is in this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03
HOW'S YOUR HAT.

Mr. Hirschcnfcldt, the Denver hat
ter. is now located in the Case build
ing. next abov. the Iberian Office He
il remodeling winter matchmaking
them like new ones again. He will be
here only a few days more. Take
yonr old hat to him at once and have
it made new again at less than half
the price Of n new One-if it is of good
quality. Don't miss this chance
Act quickly. as he will not receive
more hats than he can finish for deli
very by the time he will set for his de-
parture. 1t Is your chance today.
Don't wait.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03

On next Monday evening there
Will be a meeting of Aurora Lodge,
No. 1913, +. & A. NJ. at the Circuit
Court Building, and all Of the
members have been requested TO
be present. The election Of Off
GERS for the incoming year will be
one of the features Of the session
Degrees Will also he conferred
upon candidates in waiting.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03
Anglers DREDCE SOLD
TO CAPT. ANDERSEN.
The Smaller Dredye will do
tn Bayou dre ging for t. Q
Railroad here.

Capt. Jno Andersen, Of Gulf.
port, Miss, has just closed deal
with Mr.. Lewis Anglers, by which
Capt. Andersen will take charge
OF the dredge now laying at the
landing III this city He will tow
to this point the smaller dredge of
Mr. Anglers, when he will take the
larger one back with him to com
pIete that section of the Inter.
coastal Canal between Schooner
Bayou and Grand Lake.
He expects to have tho smaller
here Ivy the 10th Of this
month.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03

The steam ting John Anderson,
of the VermiliOn river, arrived
here on last Sunday afternoon
with the large dredge Of Mr.. Lewis
Anglers in tow. The dredge was
mOored at the foot Of Jefferson
street. This Is the dredge that
war employed by Mr.. Anglers in
the cutting of the canals south Of
us. She was laying in Bayou Car
I'm when needed for the work in
the Teche at this point. The An
derson had TO tow her across the
bays, up to Big Wax, through the
Atchafalaya by Morgan City, and
up the Teche to reach this place.
covering a distance Of $50 miles,
where Is miles of travel might
have accompanied the same result
had the N. |. Southern Canal been
with the Teche. 1t re-
CURED eight days to make the
trip
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03
TAKE CARE!

Remember that when your kid
neys are affected, your life is in
danger. NJ. Mayer, Rochester, N.
Y. says: "My trouble started with
q sharp shooting pain over my
back which grew worse daily.
felt sluggish and tired, my kidney
action was irregular and infre-
uuent. I started using Foley Kid
new Pills. Each dose seemed to put
new life and strength into me, and
now 7 am completely cured and
feel better and stronger than for
years."
For sails 1t Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-12-03

The approaches to the BAYOU bridge
are needing new piling to replace
some that are getting in u dangerous
condition 81 account Of the dccaying
rf the old timbcrs. Some four new
ling will have to be put IN at once.
0r. Anglers. who has the facilities at
hand for doing this work, has been
asked to prepare IN estimate OF the
cost, 10 ~ submitted 10 the City COun-
ell at the next regular meeting on next
Monday night