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The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
CHEBoYGAN BLOCK BURNS.
n bernians Have Narrow Escape As
Flames Damage Gerow Building.

CHEBOYGAN Mich March The
Gerow block. three story structure
was Quilted by fire which started from
an unknown cause, Monday night.
Several members OF The Ancient
order Of Hibernians who were on the
third floor az the building had narrow
escapes The large dry goods stock
OF r a lee & Co, which was on the
ground floor Was entirely destroyed.
and the 10000 volumes the property
OF the city library We're .ost in the
Iuins
The fire started in The 6asement
and was first noticed when an explo-
sion attracted passing citizen Some
men had 70 be carried down the lad
ders by fremen. Among these was
James Maloney president OF me Che
boygan County Savings bank
DR. GeroW. owner OF the building,
had Offices on the second floor He
will lose about $4,000 on the building.
The dry goods firm suffered a loss
Of 10000 which vas fully insured
Leskey Bros. cigar store and viii
liam Meisei who occupy adjoining
stores. suffered losses from smoke and
water Al a late hour Monday night
the fire fighters announced that the
FIRE was entirely under control
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
PATTEN TO RETIRE.
Wheat King Says He Has Made All
the Money He Wants.

CHICAGO March The announce
menj Of James y Patten, the wheat
king. that ne had made all The money
he could get rit OF and was going TO
retire and spent IT, interested the
grain pit today
After July !. Patten and his brother,
George " Patten. and their partner.
w r. Bartlett. VIII be seen no more
on the floor
Estimates place the combined wealth
81 the three grain brokers az So 600 4.
600 The firm OF Bartlett. Patten Il
co will be re-orgauized and continued
by the Younger members q: the firm.
Harry j Patten. Ct younger brother OF
Jim" Patton +. H. w Poaguc. G. -
Pierce. " ~ Hudson and George +
Fuller
While il is said the three senior
members of he firm will have nothing
10 do with the pit any more. II is
thought that when there are things
doing IN wheat corn and oats. the
three retired members will offer their
counsel
Fatten viii sail next week for short
European TIP.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
CAT GETS THE MUMPS AND
MAY SPREAD THE DISEASE
Health Officer Is After the Infected
Animal. But Thus Far the Hunt
is Unsuccessful.

NORWOOD, Pa. March THE
prevalence Of humps IN this borough
IS causing the health officer no little
concern. but he is looSing particularly
for a large cat. with wide stripes
around It's body. the pet Of a family
where the humps had prevailed. and
the recipient Of the milk and toast
that the patient would not eat The
result Is that the cat has the mumps.
and is now running az large
For three days and pretty much OF
three nights the board OF health in
spector has tried hard 10 catch that
cat one night he said be did get a
look AZ him. and he was the greatest
sight a man ever saw-a cat with a
couple OF good sized hickory nuts. one
on each of its jowls. and sitting on a
fence. emitting unearthly screeches-
not howls. but screeches He tried
TO move toward him slowly and care
fully. but the cat saw him and was of
like a streak.
one OF the leading physicians in
the borough said that such a thing
was possible as cat having the
mumps, although il might not be
known as that. and there was danger
OF other domestic pets catching the
disease. The Inspector saws he is go.
ing TO keep on the Job until that cat
Is in his net, and in the meantime ne
suggests 10 pet owners that they keep
their animals az home
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
TIMES CORRESPONDENT IN
DARK AFRICA WRITES BOOK
Warrington Dawson, VINO Was Win
Roosevelt on Famous Expedition
Describes Southern People.

BOSTON, Mass. March From
the press OF Small. Maynard & Co,
was issued today the first American
edition of THE Scar" a book written
by Warrington Dawson. who, as cor
respondent of the United Press ana
Detroit Times, accompanied Col.
Roosevelt into the African jungle on
his famous hunting expedition, just
ended.
Mr.. Dawson so impressed Col.
Roosevelt in their intimate campaign
ing together In the jungle that the eX-
president wrote an editorial recently
in the jungle that the ex-president
wrote an editorial recently IN the out
look, OF which he is associate editor,
on THE Scar" which has already
leen published by a London house
and translated into French, German
and Russian.
1T seems rather strange TO go
abroad and discover an American au-
thor" said Mr.. Roosevelt in his ed
itorial.
THE Scar" Is a southern story, the
author being a native of the south.
1T Is in his studies of these native
southern whites" Mr.. Roosevelt says.
both those who are painfully strug-
Cling upward and those whom an iron
fate Is slowly forcing downwards and
In his studies OF the dark skinned
alien race. standing so utterly aloof
from them and so intimately connect
ed with them, that Mr.. Dawson ex-
GELS"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
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Piles is a fearful disease, but easy
10 cure, II YOU go at II right.
An operation with the knife Is dan.
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There is Just one other sure way
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Insist ON having what you call for
II the druggist tries % sell you
something just as good, IL is because
he makes more money on the substi
tue
The cure begins az once and contin.
ues rapidly until il is complete and
permanent
You can go right ahead with your
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the time
IL is we'll worth trying
Just send your name and address
10 pyramid Drug Co. % Pyramid
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In the privacy Of the home.
No knife and its torture.
No doctor and his bills.
All druggists 80 cents Write today
for a free package.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
WIFE'S MESSAGE MAKES
ROOSEVELT H0MESICK
Former President and Others OF Hunt
ing Expedition Sail From Mon
COLA for khartoum.

GoNDOKORO. March lCo-
Roosevelt confessed 70 his drst
malady since leaving New York;
slight attack OF homesi kness. The
confession came after the receipt ~
a message from his wife and daugn-
ter, who have arrived az Naples. pre-
paratoTy 10 going 90 khartonm 10
meet him.
The colonel and Kermit and others
Of the hunting expedition sailed yes.
terday from Mongolia. the first Tea
OF the trip TO Khartoum When MOTIF
fed that a committee " wes,ern,la
would meet him in khartOlm n al
effort to get him 10 return 90 the
United States by way OF the Paclnc
coast. the ex-president shook his
head.
Il want TO get home as quickly as
possible" he said When was IN
the jungle | didn't really permit my.
self 10 think of home or business
But now that the hunt Is practically
over, | am getting anxious TO see
Sandy Hook.
MY plans for visiting Berlin. PARIS
and London have been made for
months and | have no thought OF
changing them now
Mr.. Roosevelt was really and truly
"Dee-lighted' 10 receive the message
from his wife.
1T made me realize just how near
home | am getting" he said with 4
laugh. Regarding his hunt, Mr. Roose-
velt said:
Il expected a bully time, but IL has
been several more times more pleas
urable than | anticipated. Twenty
years from now ii will be impossible
TO have such a hunt"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
KAISER CALMLY WATCHES
SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION
Views Parade From His Palace ano
Orders Police Not TO interfere
Win H.

BERLlN. Mar. There is intense
rejoicing among Socialists today that
Yesterdays demonstrations which for
tne ars. ume on record. extended AS
tar as the kaisers palace on Unler
Len Linden. were NOT molested By the
police
The kaiser stood al one OK the win
aoNs ot the pa.ce anu watched the
RAISING ~ the Socialist parade, and u
Was III tis imperial order that the
police -e.rame1 from interfering. u
was the fgsJ political demonstration
that the government has ever permit
ted 20 draw near enough 20 the palace
10 De- Witnessed from It's windows.
Concealed in he palace grounds was
large body OF troops ready FOR
hostile outbreak Dr. the Socialists. but
none occurred The kaiser is said 10
have been deeply moved by the demon
stratiUn. the effect OF which may be
eventually 20 modify the Prussian sur
Erase bill. in protest against which the
Socialists have been holding demon
STATIONS for several weeks.
As the parade reached the house or
the crown prince some o. the more
hotheaded ones ate mptei 20 jump
over ar iron balustrade In front OF the
house. but We're repulsed by the sol
dieys on guard, who used tie butt ent
Of their rifles The kaiser was much
distressed when ne learned OF this out
break.
He has given positive orders that
the Sociaisric meetings and parades
shall not be interrupted unless thew
become unrnly and rLotens
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
lands ORDERS INQUIRY.
OIeomarearine Dealer Is Given Six
Years and Fined $4,000.

CHICAGO. March Federal in
quiry into methods OF disposing or
oleomargarine was ordered YESTERDAY
by Judge X VI. Lands, OF the United
States district court. after he had
sentenced William Broadwell. one OF
four dealers. who had been indicted
for violating the oleomararine regu-
lations, 10 six years in the federal
prison at Fort Leayenworth and fined
him $4,000.
1T has been disclosed that probably
not less than $4,000. and possibly
more than 100000. has been lost by
the United states government as
result OF Broadwells activities, SAID
Judge Lands. Whenever arrested. he
has given bonds and then gone out
ard violated the law again the next
day Il has ben a willful defiance or
the Jaw. His bond has been supplied
by a manufacturer OF the commodity
which he sold Illegally. a proceeding
which regard as my duty TO say Is
highly significant"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
ADMITS FORGERY CHARGE.

PORT HURON. Mich, Mar Rob
ert Livingston aged Sc. pleaded guilty
in The police court 20 the charge of
1orcing check for $500 lie was
lodged IN the county jail 10 await ar
raignment IN the circuit court Living
ston has been working for a farmer for
hts board only ne claims Last week
Livingston wanted To make visit TO
his wife and children in Sanilac county.
hut ne was without funds and knew OF
TO way u which he could raise the
necessary money. Finally he thought
that by securing a blank check at the
smiths Creek creamery. he could raise
the sum and then pay II back when he
returned from the visit. according 70
mis- statement 90 the officers. When he
returned he was immediately placed
under arrest
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
DICKINSON MAKES REPLY.
Secretary OF War Explains Accept
snce Of Panama Steamship Terms.

WASHINGTON March Charges
tnat under the management OF Secre-
Larry Dickinson, ot the war depart.
lient there has been discrimination
against American shippers in Panama
railroad rates aad that ne mas turned
Gown an opportunity 20 break the
monopoly o. the Pacific Mail Steam
snip line We're answered by the sec
rvtary before the senate committee on
interoceanic canals today
No shipper - complaining about
unreasonable rates was his opening
statement.
TO the charge that unreasonable con.
Cessions Here made 10 the Pacific Mail
last fall Dickinson. said the govern
.nent was obige1 10 accept the COM
Tany's terms or the latter would have
Withdrawn its steamer and the Panama
railroad would have been left without
a CONNECTION ON he Pacific
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
GIRL SUSPECT
THIEF IS MYSTERY
Police Seek Riohly.Dressed
Lillian Smith IL
Years Old. ~

PlrTSBURG, March Pictures 81
Lillian smith. the l7yearold girl
Who Is IN Jail here, charged with many
counts OF larceny, theft. etc. wers
mailed today by Chief OF Police MC.
Quaide TO all large cities for the pur
lose OF Identifying the prisoner Sh7
admits that Lillian Smith is not nrl
ilame. but refuses 10 give her rvA.
name or address
Good boy, Why don't you make q,
a million" she said 10 Magistrate
Fred CQeJtmann when be iAed her eSii
al $4,000 | might get that $4,000. NoQ
know
The police ar badly stumped over
the identity OF The little girl WAC.
claiming 10 be phone operator hunl'
ing q boa rdins house. Is charged With
having taken IN the past six wev&S
loore ricl clothing from tash!ouab.c
boarding houses tnau would cloth loo
women. Chief NcQuaide says sac Is
about the worst girl he ever met, ana
claims 10 have definitely hNed 4 dozen
tEefts on ner. and perhaps seyerA.
AUid.ups al the point ot revolver NJ.
n scrap Of paper among her erects
dates further back than four weeks.
The pictures which the police sent cut
today are expected 10 do much toward
clearing UP the my stery or the laugh
!rg richly-elothed little girl
Lillian" Is said u have had the n.
OF ingratiating herself into the hearts
Of those with whom she came IN con
tact. particularly those OF the opposite
sex The police say that IA the past
four weeks the girl. whose rich skirts
scarcely reach below her shoe tops
has made the acquaintance or mort
desirable young men IN Pittsburg than
many society girls have been able 10
DO in several seasons The authorities
base their assertion from letters found
among effects OF the girl There aya
many young men OF means In Pits
burg az lhis time who would give A
tidy sum 10 recover letters which the
police found IN The fleets OF the win.
iIng little maidt H.
The arrest OF Lillian came about
In 4 peculiar way several nights ago
A young society woman whose ward
robe had been looted was returning;
from a theater Wher she alleges she
recognized one Of her dresses worn b:
e slim Young woman some distanc.
ahead. Her escort called a policeman
who TOOK the young woman into Gus
tCdy.
Rich clothing. according 10 the po-
lice. is what the young woman appears
Il have sought more than anythiI :
else. The police say when the matron
searched the youthful prisoner she
found her clothed L. most expensive
garments.
Don't take those stockings from
Inc. They are my own. | paid s. ios
them" said the girl and she was pc:
mitted 10 retain the beautiful SIR
hose
Detectives are working with certa Il
business rlen OF the east end who al,
known 70 have been decoyed by cir
resembling Lillian INTO dark streets
and there held up at the point OF
pistol These men are not anxious
that their names should appear u
that they should be brought into th-
case al all. The police express the be
Eef that the girl has betn the tool o.
some older women who have been Fl
fectiyely working a game OF olackmal
on rich young men OF Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
PREDICTS BANNER YEAR.
Steel Official Says Record Production
is Booked For.

PITTSBCRG IA. Mar THAT the
year 1910 will be banner one in tie
production of steel is the opinion OF
Willis l.. King. vice-president Of local
steel company. in letter published
by the Industrial World, In today's
Issue IL says that the return Of con
ildehce with the passage OF the tariff
hll did much TO bring about a condi-
ton which is OF the most encouraging
sort
He declares there is q strong proba.
lIlity OF & record production this year.
There has been for the past mont n
or more some reGdCtiOn In the amour:
oI new business. he said which has
cen partly due to the fear that legLs-
latiOp az Washington may injure rall-
roads AMI other corporations and make
/, impossible Toy them TO DO business
with reasonable nrCft This reason Is
sentimental and without foundation p"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
IS SAVED AS
COMMONS ADOPTS
l9QU|TH's PLAN
Lloyd George Interferes and Prom
ises That Pledges Will Be Kept
Question of Veto Power Will
Be Taken Up First.
Radicals and Labor Members Back
Down and Only Opposition Comes
From Irish Members

LONDON March Premier A.
,.ulth's apanciaI prouositions were
~ ,,. ,.,r. - humans late
81 hlsh. "''H""' '''S'o'''
Az the last moment the haul'a.s an
l3o- members backed down and the
t.Iy opposition came from the Irish
...o,bars
"As uue ~ '-'
DAVID Lloyd-Hcvise VINO pe's"u@"'
promised that Tie party would keep is
p.ea-es and the definite statement
that Ike budget would not De touched
p,i.c, The question OF the veto power
%. On, .oris Was disposed OF. that the
... ...s. -a,..4
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
is FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.

CLIO, Mich, March William
Marck, 80, who has been missing from
the home OF Robert Barber. his broth
er-in-law. for several days, was found
Monday afternoon in an unconscious
condition In the attic OF an unoccu-
pied house on the farm OF Charles
Begole, a short distance from this
village. The discovery was made
when parties saw smoke issuing from
the chimney OF the house. The man
had started to cook some beans, but
had nen overcome by hunger before
they were finished He was taken TO
the hospital
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
DEATH THREAT FOR PRIEST.
Catholic Societies ASK Protection tor
Father Martinez

WINSTED. Conn March l.-The
Ancient order OF HiEernians and other
Catholic societies in Torrington have
voted 20 petition the authorities OF
tnat towI to protect the life of Re-
Joachim Martinez pastor OF st Peter
Roman Catholic church. which they
say is In peril.
Recently the priest was assaulte
upon leaving his church in the even
ing. Previously ne had suffered less
serious assault on the street and he
has received letters containing death
threats.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01

Foso Quickly Removes Dandruff,
stops Failing Hair and Itching
scalp, Changes Gray or Faded Hair
10 lts Natural Color. Grows New
Hair.
Men whose hair or boards are
stragRling or ali gone, women
whOae tresses have been Trimmed by
fever or hair falling out requiring
80. ,,se of switches; little children.
bovr and girls whose hair Is course
ana unruiy. all find In this great
remedy Just the relief that they
want
n don't nsk you 90 take my word
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
curey is Sued For s2.tse. 900.

PHILADELPHIA, March Col
James VI. Guffey national Democratic
committeeman from this state, Is de-
PENDANT in a suit 10 recover S2.lSs.0O0
brought by J Montehre Myers, for
merly OF London. on an alleged breach
of contract. Myers alleges that Col.
Gufey represented himself 20 be the
owner Of $4,000 acres OF coal land
IN West Virginia against which there
was no incumbrance, whereas. IL is
asserted, that bonds amounting TO
sS50.000 encountered the property.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01

ALBANY. y Y. March 1.-GOv.
Hughes entertained al luncheon yes
terday Gov Fred NJ Warner, IT
Michigan. Or. o. Il Long superintcn-
den, Of the Michigan. State hospital at
Iohia. ami Fred 4 Washburn. chair
man OF he board ~ managers Of tho
Institution The party stopped OF TO
observe tie workings Of the New York
prison anu lunacy systems.
They left for New York city IN tho
afternoon 10 attend the Michigan So
ciety dinner tonight
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
1875 Miners Haze Marrow ESQ ape.

DANV1LLE, Ms. Mar THAT 1875
miners narrowly escaped death in the
flooding OF the Gray mine. east OF here.
Yesterday afternoon was revealed to-
day The state mine inspector hal
Just finished HIS daily inspection and
Tho miners We're about to enter the
shaft when the waters of the Middle
Fork river ate their way through an
old entry aud flooded the mine to a
depth Of 90 feet
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
Stubborn As Mulea

are liver and bowels sometimes.
seem 10 balk without cause. Then
there's trouble--Loss Of Appetite-In-
digestion. Nervousness, Dependency
Headache. But such troubles fly be
fore Or Kings New Life Pills; the
worlds best Stomach and Liver rem
edy. So easy 25c at +. c. Kinsel
Central Drug Co. Gray a Worcester
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
suPREME coURT.

LANSING. Mich March 1.-The 81.
prone court Monday heard the follow
ing cases Drdeke vs. Boylan Fletch.
or Paper Co VS.. city OF Alpena. Am.
erican surety Co. vs.. Wedemeyer
Call FOR tomorro 50, ll9, $50. l57.
81. ~.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
PACKING Director Says Not GUILTY

JERSEY CITY y j. March Tho
first Of the indicted directors OF the
National Packing 60. accused OF fore
ipE an cX0rbitaG, price for food pro-
ducts, 10 appear was James +. Bath
sate. Jr, Of Orange, who. through
counsel. entered d plea OF not guilt
yesterday ana furnished $500 bail fo-
his appearance
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
Calf Without Tail Or Eyes.

COLUMBUS, Ind, March IA Sand.
creek Township farmer named vii
liam Day is the owner OF calf which
is the most pronounced nature freak
ever seen in this part of the state
While otherwise fully developed and
apparently healthy. the calf has
neither eyes nor tail.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
PILES CURED II TO I4DAYs.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching Blind, Bleed
ing or Protrudlng Piles in TO IA days
or money refunded soc.
Carrizozo news., 1910-08-12
What Chief Justice Brewer Says:

1.-THE two supreme dangers
that menace a democratic state
are despotism on one hand and
mob rule on the other. The more
constant and universal the voice
of the people makes itself mani
fest, the nearer do we approach
to an ideal government. The
initiative and referendum make
public approval the controlling
factor of government. The more
promptly and the more fully pub
lie officers caory into effect such
public opinion, the more truly is
government of the people realized"
Justice Brewer of the greatest
tribunal on earth, the supreme
court of the United States, and
recognized as an eminent author
ity on government, recommends
the initiative and referendum as
the remedy for the disastrous re-
suits that will surely ensue be-
twee mob rule and monopoly.
And yet Charles Spiess, Il. B.
Catron, w. II. Andrews and the
balance of the standpat machine
insist that il is wrong to protect
the public rights.
Carrizozo news., 1910-08-12
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Registration for Pre-
cinct No. Ia, Lincoln county, N.
NJ. will have the registration
books of this precinct open on
Saturday, Aug. b, at . a. m,
and same will be closed on Satur-
day, Aug. 27, at 3 p. m. Regis
tration books will be at the store
of The Carrizozo Trading Co., ,
and all voters eligible for regis
tration are requested to call and
register between the above mem
toned dates.
VIM. J. Doering, Board
Jose Lopez, Regis'ti'n
]. III. Canning. 'Prc't. IA.
Carrizozo news., 1910-08-12

Democratic candidates for del
egates to the constitutional con-
ventiou are declaring, through
the press, where they stand in
reference to the important ques-
tions which will come up in the
convention concerning The forma-
tion of a constitution, while the
republicans are contcnting them
selves with generalities which
mean nothing, and are asking
the voters of New Mexico to trust
them TO make "safe and sound"
constitution. Few voters will be
deluded by promises such as the
republicans are making.
Carrizozo news., 1910-08-12

We recently received a large
shipment of the celebrated Ham
ilton-Brown shoes for men, wo-
men and children. Notwithstand-
ing the high price OF leather, we
are still selling reliable shoes at
last years prices. The quality is
always there in a Hamilton
Brown shoe. - The Carrizozo
Trading Co.
Carrizozo news., 1910-08-12

BE sure aud take a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diairhoea Remedy with you when
starting on your trip this sum-
mer. 1t cannot be obtained on
board the trains or steamers.
Changes of water and climate
often cause sudden attacks of
diarrhoea, sud it is best TO be
prepared. Sold by all dealers,