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The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

Legislative Agent For New York
Beet Sugar Manufacturers Paid
$4,000 To LEADERS.
NEW YORK, Oct THE impos-
ing tons OF stock brokers account
books disappeared from the tables in
the aldermen's chamber in the city
hall today and in their place were
the modest ledger and two cash books
Of the Lyons Beet Sugar company
But meager by comparison as was the
display OF ONCE accounts introduced
into today's testimony before the leg
ielative graft hunt committee, the
story they told with the aid OF only
two witnesses was more direct and
conclusive In It's narration OF legisla-
tive graft than all that was revealed
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
WOULD BREAK wIFE's WILL.
John n. esitx Would Recover Part o.
5000 Estate.

John H. Seitz, one OF Detroit's old
est business men. began action IN
Judge Mandell's court, Friday, to
break the will Of his wife, Mary
Seitx. by which she left her entire es-
tate In trust to her grandson, Cam
eron Ward Seitx. Mrs. Seitz died IN
1903. after long illness, and her hus'
hand alleges she was not In condition
to transact business and make will.
The estate amounts to about $4,000,
and It Ia claimed by those interested
In establishing the will, that every
dollar Of this amount was left to Mrs.
Sets by her father, the late Edward
Chops, one Of Detroit's earliest set
tiers.
The selection Of q jury occupied
but Q short time, and the balance OF
the morning was taken up with areu-
ments on legal points.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
The HUDSON STORE
UneQu0led VQr1ety and X1lues IN

means much this price
Tor tailored suit She wishes something quite exclusive
nng suitable to her individuality suit to harmonise wt
own personality There for choosing nere me
something Tor every woman REGARDLESS of her ngr
walk lfe dssppoint 1hsy
are materials In plain solid that AZ
attracting the world Among them many 9!
those beautiful Lymansvie SUITS Skinner sanlineo
and trimmed with beautiful braid Full plated skirts All the most
wanted shades them wstera brown taupe
Copenhagen will find all the style
that could be expected In suits costing CT e0
much this peerless tat.............. 1|sSV
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
Assessments Ara Cut.

Several large-sized reductions in as
sessment were allowed among So cases
heard by the common council COM
mittee on taxes, Friday morning. The
largest was that OF the National Candy
Co., the assessment OF which was cut
from $4,000 to $4,000. The Manu-
facturers' Piano Co. was cut from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
IT. SHAW TO BE PRESIDENT.
Will ouoceed NJ. L. Williams A. Hea
Of First National Bank.

Although no action has been taken
"a yet, II il generally understood on
0riswold-st.. that John T. Shaw, vice
president Of the First National bank,
VIII succeed the late Morris l. Will
Jams, as president Of that institution.
when the First National merged
with the Commercial National several
years ago. 1t was agreed that Mr..
williams who was president of the
Commercial, should be the head OF
the merged institutions. and that NJ
Shaw should take the vice-presidency
and succeed to the presidency when
Mr.. Williams was ready to retire from
active business. 1t Ii believed that
this arrangement will be carried out
st the next meeting Of the directors.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07
BE TELLS HOW BE WOULD
PUT KIB0SH ON COUNT


Named Boar After Russian, Ex-
poets Challenge To Duel.
GOTHAM, Va, Oct TT would
not be surprised II Prince Dolgourou.
Xxi would challenge me to duel as
a result OF my naming my boar after
him." said John Armstrong Chaloner
author OF the phrase, who's loony
now?" today as he opened his mail
which contained many letters refer
ring to his latest fling at the partici.
pants in the Chanler-Cavalieri affair.
THE Prince Is brave man and has
had experience In the art of dueling
but II he seeks satisfaction from me
he Is likely to get It," said Chaloner
intimating he would 60 to Europe in
response to a challenge.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

A Kansas woman has invented a
sewing chmr with arms hinged SO as
to fold outward ir'~ q horizontal po-
sition to form q table.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

Thssey-Groe Anoa1o1 c.
- oo6v n 60 -
DA0INAW. lrich., o. a
cial) -With a a1droco q VG1oc
Mayor Stewart end q &c.
Grand ChancelIor rred @. Xo(
OF Cadillac. the thirty-0x1t
state convention OF The KID IN
Pythias came to order n the nn1I
ium here today.
Recommendation were n1optc1
against the establishment Of Z oco1o
Rthian home. There are 1881 uoMr
bers In the state, and the order y a.
fine shape financially. q
The Pythian sisters convened todoy
with $50 delegates. Franx Kuhn wllt
be elected grand chancellor this aftes,
noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

NAV" ~
Speak, Edwin
whats that you've got on?"
This II my new dress. Edwin"
"Oh. I thought you were tied around
through paws money. Are you going
to wear it?'
why. to be sure, my boy. This
10 the style. 1t Is called q hobble
skirt"
"Uh.huh; mostly hobble, and not
much skirt, amt II. maw?"
"Oh. I'm not Kicking"
81 didn't think you could, NAV
When you walk you move like cater.
pillar"
You are very rude to compare me
with caterpillar"
That's right. A caterpillar would
have more sense than to wear one.
How many OF those could you cut out
of a pillow slip"
"Ill come TO you I'm moment,
young man, and thrash you for your
impertinence."
why, nav, you couldn't catch me
with that on IL you had hold OF me.
guess that's fall suit, amt IT."
Yes, certainly.
Does 1t hurt when you fall with
h?"
ooh, do go on, you little plague,
wish TO read this very interesting ar.
ticle describing; How TO Trip Down
Stairs in a Hobble Skirt on Banana
Peel"
NAV"
"Ple-ease do"
= "All right, nav. But"
mot another question"
How do you get II on, nav?
Does the dressmaker sew you up In
It. or do you crawl In thu ough the
neck?"
Put by this time she was In tear.
and Edwin went out and told the
other boys that his NAV was con-
fined to the house. unable to put one
foot before the other.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-07

There are about 10 miles Of tunnsls
In the Rock Of Gibraltar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
BOSTON HAS s7o,sss.
Runs ST. Louis Close Race ;or
Fourth Place.

Washington, D. C. lspeeial).-T
population q Boston. Mass. Is 670-5s5,
an increase Of lOe.6e3 or 1916 per cent.
a. compared with 560.s92 in 1900. Tai-
was announced By Director Of the Census
D9-znd.
This puts Boston out Of the reach Of
Baltimore, the population Of which mas
not yet been announced. Boston viii
stand fifth. next 70 &. Louis. which La.
6s7.o29, and Baltimore will come next,
sixth on the list. Pittsburg is the sew
enth city, ranking next 70 Baltimore.
A decade ago st. Louis outransed Bos-
ton by only 1896, and the present cen
sus leaves St. Louis ahead by lG444.
There was but slight change in the rate
II progress in the two cities. ST. Louis
increase from 1909 TO 1910 being 1914
and Boston beating that by 2-l0 Of one
per cent.
Bos;on's population 20 years ago was
44S,477. The increase from 1890 20 1900
was ll2.4l5. Or PSI per cent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16

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New Secretary OF S. S. unio,

Philadelphia Special = Announce
ment was made that Rev George P. vii.
liams. d. d., Of Chicago. has been elected
secretary Of the missions Of the American
SundaySchool Union, whose headquarters
are in this city. DR.. Williams. who has
been superintendent Of rhe Northwest dis.
triet of the union for several years. will
take up his new duties here this week.
The union was organized in 1924. and in
its SO years has organized more than l2l..
900 Sunday schools. with about $500. coo
teachers and scholars.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Called Firemen for Burglar.

Washington, d. G. Especial The
fremen Of No. p Engine Company were
summoned to put out a burglar. Hello!
Send your men quick to 1891 Lanier
Place." was the message. When the
fremen reached that address they were
met by Il. c. Wilson. who lives there.
lie explained that there had been a
burglar in the house and Mrs. Wilson,
seeking help, had called the fremen in,
stead Of the police. The burglar escaped
without taking or losing anything, ex-
cept time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Conviets Fire a Warehouse.

Joliet, III. Especial In futile at.
tempt TO escape, conyicts in the Illinois
state prison here fired warehouse, filled
with excelsior, and the building was de.
stroyed The fire started simultaneously
in two parts Of the excelsior warehouse.
While the officers have not been able 10
detect the suspected men, they believe
that the ncendiaries intended to escape
during the excitement attending the fire,
il they did not intend 10 destroy the en-.
tire prison plant, The total damage il
about 50 600.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16


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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Insane Man a Suicide.

Washington, d. c. Especial Edward
Bernard, 80 years old, formerly of Mass.
achusetts, an inmate OF the Government
Insane Hospital since June. committed
suicide by hanging in his room. He had
made a rope OF his bed sheets. which he
had torn into strips and fastened one
end 10 an iron bar across the-Tindow and
the other around his neck. He was dis
covered by an attendant. Bernard was
brought to Washington from the Philip
pines where he had been serving a sen
fence for a crime committed there.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Fz-~erz May Strike

Wasalog.na, y. 9. sDee.z. --5ya..-
.agtoa j. ,agez;saet With : gegeta5.e
.oyoytt by ;ae fzrmers b: ~ sgrroBae-
ia9 terT.,DFy, and .As Di..riet Cosnna..-
s.oners have hsaa rsquesteG - re.ciad :
I'm 1fdsf uhiea eliminates toe city
Gga.. N ths county FozGs. TIE fsrmers
threaten that, Il tas lights ere pat cut.
hey vii csstsii tasir supplies N ne
:ity. Ias Cosln.is.iDner. are c1ns.tef-
ing The matter and the farmers tnreztea
~ .aip al their pfD4gcs ~ Baltimore.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Dead OF Infant PARALYSIS.

Fredericksburg, Va. iSpecial) DIR
Stuart 4. Ashton, a prominent physician
Of Colonial Beach. who was taken 10 a
hospital in Washington few DAYS ags
for treatment, died there OF infan;ile
paralysis. lie was % years old and \
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis A. Ashton. Of
King George county. He settled al Colo
NAL Beach some years ago and establish.
ed fine practice Three brothers and
two sisters survive. The body was taken
to his old home and the funeral was held
in St. Paul's Episcopal Gnu ch.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Big Strike Settled.

Kansas City, Mo. Especially The
Southwestern coal miners strike of five
and half months duration ended NJ
midnight when the operators and mincrs
agreed upon the arbitration point re
garding future contracts. This point mas
been the great stume ling block Of all
negotiations All the miners in Missouri
Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas are of
fected. They get an increase of 81, no,
cent. in wages. and agree to continue
work for go days pending the making OF
new agreement.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Loss in Gnned Cotton.

Warrington, D. &. lSpNcialt The
Census Bureau i,sged it, cotton report,
,aoTing that @5G,s2i bales, counting
round 81 hah-bsles vere ginned from
Yrorth II 1910 70 September !. com-
pared with >ss,Z42 for 1909; 4O2, ZZ9 for
1908 and 210.27s .or 1901. Round bale.
included this gear are Ii,0Z0, compared
zith 1852 FIR 1900; Z1sgz for 1909
and ] .j05 for 1901; Sra Island, round
b4les. III for 1910; ,Z3G for 1903 /;
I,ZZl i0r 1903 and Is for 1907.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Stamps Hurt Eyes.

Saratoga fspec.aij The current issue
u postage stamps var condemned because
Of the coiors d the National Association
u Postofiice Clerks at the session Of its
eleventh annual convention. The colors
we're said ~ BE- hard On the eye. 4 res0-
iuiion var adopted fayoring stamps with
radically varying eolOfs for different de-
nominations in order To facilitate work
at .he Office.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
A Check on Nepotism.

Washington, D. c. Especially Deter.
mined to enforce the rule which prohibits
the appointment to the classified service
of more than two members Of the same
family, the Civil Service Commission has
addressed a letter to all the executive
departments and independent Offices in
the District Of Columbia seeking its CO.
operation. The various departments are
requested TO require all persons who re-
port for appointments TO execute the
usual form Of declaration of appointee,
including a statement as 10 the mem
bers of the family in the service.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Carp, Pitchfork and Boy.

Quarryyille, Pa. lspecialJ Robert
Rohrer, 10 year, Old had quite an expert.
enee with carp in a pond near here.
He speared il with the tine Of pitch.
fork and the hsh fought vigorously and
dragged The boy into water up to his
neck. Rohrer il an expert swimmer and
he finally succeeded IN getting To shore
with the crap, which weighed 1914
pounds.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
KISSES CURVED NERVES.
Man Sued foF Divorce, Tells How He
Cured Wife.

Washington, D. c. fSPeeiall.-Kiss-
ny a. healing power and a balm foT
nervousness Is declared clicacious ~
JAMES l. Ca-Tico il answer 70 the pc:i-
ti0n Of Ms wife i1T ! divorce. Mrs
Carrico alleged N hs- petition that while
sle wss s.c,: her husband WAS continual
= under the inaueze- o.; liquor and did
not administer VTc2ec treatment u acr.
Ee asserted in hgs answer that: When
defendant put h.s arms a5out plaintiff
and kissed her, her ncrovllsness ana other
ailments disappeared"
He contends that she was simply "ner.
vcus' and unable = tell about his So
briefly. but that. as soCa as he kissed
her, she returned 20 her normal self.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
GENERAL NEWS.

Claude Crzhzms- Hhfse'g se,o-
plane MA smasas1 Z, the Harvard
aero meet a. Atlantic, Was.
Ex-genator Coodzeu. hevfnninz
With no margin. mate about ;z4.G9g
IN Val street In foBf yeafs. aeeord-
inR ~ a rseDrG broHghi out a. the
legislative investigation 81 @sw York
~ the hearing IN Seu Yofk before
The Interstate commerce commission
En- ofciaI n the Wabash railroad
said that the increase IL Wages On his
TOad mas due ~ me increase IN bust
LszE.
thirty lives uere lozt when pere
Marquette caT terry so. ~ hound
from Lpdinginn 70 Milwaukee. went
10 The bottom ~ Lane Hichigan. half
way affofE the lake. The dean in
tinde Capt. Peter KiifY and 3. p. ge-
gsDapsk. pnfssr and wireless opera
tor. whose signals brought assistance
hurricane cagsed damage 70
buildings In Gan Juan, r. r.. iore
down trolley and electric Hight wires
and checked railway tranc.
Former vice President FAIRBANKS
addressed the Mexican MAR veterans
at indianapolis n vas announced
that this would be the las, meeting
~ the national annexation.
The fight of the Eastern trunk lines
70 raise freight rates. opposed by va
Tious shippers organization. began
In New YOrk before interstate com
Ineres commission representatives.
The United States infantry rife
men non the DRYDEN trophy match on
ranges AZ Sea Girt, y. J.
Five members 81 the congregational
investigating committee a. Hinneapo-
lis, a majority ~ th0ge present. voted
10 condemn BalllnPer. but Chairman
Mellon refused 70 accept the verdict
az conclusive.
Uhlan irOttcd A mile in 2;01A 10
wagon al Hartford. Conn, beatlng
the best time on record.
President Taft. on way home from
81 Paul, received assurances that he
had gained strength In West.
Florence HumDh, aged eighteen Of
Bipomheld, y. J., after broodlng FOR
year over her failure 20 pass with
her class into the high school, took
carbolic acid
President Taft In hls 81. Paul gpeech
urged maintenance u state rights In
dealing with conservation question
and new laws 10 permit leasing Of
government coal deposits that Pacific
coast may get benefit 81 Alaskan fuel
supplies. lie admits water mower
monopoly may be threatened dan
ger.
a good government league war
launched In Louisiana. with fund
~ 10000; resolutions denounced
Senator Sanders a1d bogslsm.
Mrs. Edward Chapman Of Little
Neck. l.. T.. allowed herpelf 70 be IA
tally burned while she put out fire in
the clothing Of her baby boy.
Senator Bcyeridge argued for fed.
eral control OF natural regonrces he.
fore the national conservation con-
grcgs In ~. Paul. aud J. J. I'M de-
Tended state control
Edward r. Roscntelmer was held
criminally responsible by coroner 4
Jury for killing Grace Hough while
motoring IN New York.
Postoince authorities in Ncw York
plan 10 put out Of business more than
score OF fraudulent land companlcs.
Governor Crothers Of Marylond
who II making personal inyes,lga.
lion OF the Baltimore police der art
mont, gnys cocaine dealers have raid
snou1ancA OF ccl!ass fcJ' vrctest.c...
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
WEEDS at 81 Woman Aged A.

Chicago (spcciall .--Yolney T.. russo,
81 years old procured License to marry
and established new record for age
among Cook county applicants for Ii.
censca The woman whose name figures
In tae license il Miss Helen Conger, aged
~. M Ruscn told Clerk Salmonsop ho
had lived in Chicago 60 years, and that
when he came here tne city had less than
5000 population. Mr. RUSSO kept out Of
reach after he obtained his license, and
the story Of his romance was not dis
closed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Storm Costs Scores OF Lives.

San Juan. P. R. lSpeeiall .-Adviees
received from the Interior Indicate that
probably score q persons lost their
lives and property damage running into
the hundreds Of thousands Of dollars was
done by the hurricane which swept the
island and its waters Thursday night
and Wednesday. Il is feared .hst sew.
eral small ships. not included in the
first reports OF losses. went down.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
speer Takes sibley's Place.

Franklin, Pa. (speciall Peter y.
Speer, Of Oil City, was chosen Republi,
can nominee for Congress in the Twenty
eighth district. vice Joseph c. Sibley, re-
signed. The choice was made in a meet
ing Of Republican conferees. Mr.. Sibley
a former Congressman. nominated in the
primaries over Congressman Nelson P
Wheeler. Withdrew from the race the
day bcfo.e he was arrested on the charge
Of corrupting voters. His trial is pend
ing
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
Two Reseuers Drowned.
To Whip Bad Convicts.

Austin. Texas tspecial) The fourth
special session Of the Texas Legislature
during the term Of Governor Campbell
adjourned. Whipping in the cases q
convicts in what Is known as the third
or incorrigible class, was restored by the
legislature A bill placing cotton bills
~ lading under the supervision Of the
Railroad Commission was also passed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-16
FOREIGN.

gerer oMeers - tss e1se.'a Crl
Canadians zss 81 Nth tgg1D.e fever
IL LnaGDa
Sswezstle Sll.eraozzs-s sst1ee1 n
sssct.os Z sef'ieMeE. ~ ne 9lscrte
grDwlag oat = tae fige.sfa' gtf.ze,
an me E1glisa aaiDTzfds mzy "
'Drcei ~ ceass ~oFk.
4 Dispute betwsen e,ablo7e-e aad
snDioyes = tss OLDHAM rl'l nay
cagze lpek-1.t IL al ne Engl.fa ee:-
nm fzetorfes.
OEe n the German 6lfigiblez n
the army mznegvrez wag captured.
zu9 me rfcers m the Dther uiEtoek
ifee thinks fo- gsag. resulting IN the
fznking ~ the army Tith which 8,
mas enga2ed ne kaiaes Tag IN the
field fcr Twelve hogFs.
Cardinal VannBtslli. pzpal lezzte n
The Kgcnarlgtlc coEgresz a. Montreal,
received formal welcome from The
QUebec and Dominion go7ernmentg.
Floo1z threatened the cltiez ~
Osaka and Kobe. IN Japan, and have
caused hsaTy damages inythe northern
Droylnees ~ Hon9o.
English and Continental bankers in
Ilondon fo mt favor the American
propoEal ~ railroad valuation GER
tncateg for cotton b!llg ~ laGlng, az
eording N a special cable digpatch.
Lieutenant Helm. 81 the Twenty
first Haszau regiment ~ Germany,
VAS arrested a. Portsmouth On the
Charge ~ being q gpy, and renanded
u Winchester laU.
Twelve thousand miners empl0ysd
IN The pitg ~ the Cambrian company
IN Wales decided To 70 out on strike
A. the resuit u z notice given By the
company 10 fsw men who have been
out eighteen months On dispute
over wager.
Charles Clark, an engineer Of
Cleveland. ohio, was robbed In Paris
~ $3.50 by a classical confidence game
worked upon him By three Americans.
chance acquaintance whom he met
on the bOuleyards
The ministers NJ foreign affairs and
finance, for Brazil, and Senior Claudio
Pinilla, for Bolivia, signed a trade
treaty.
Mrg. Aimee saglio. an American
woman, reported that ghe had been
robbed Of icwelry valued at 10000
while On train found for Lourdeg,
France.
Vlce-Presldent Elias Fernandez AL
bano, who has been acting president
Of Chile since the beginning Of the H.
ness Of President MONT, which result
Cd fatally, died suddenly Of heart dig
case At Santiago
Japan formally protested 10 China
against attacks in the Pekin newspa-
perg
Mr. Dickinson. secretary Of var. ar
rived at Hong Kong. He gald he was
aetonlshed al the progress noted in
the Philippines.
German and English designers are
reported from Berlin 10 be working
on plans for Cruiser destroyer" p
new type Of battleghip which Il r.
claimed will Outclags the dread
nougntg
Sir w. w Thompson, at a meeting
az the British association al Sheffield,
announced that he hoped soon 10 an.
nounce the discovery OF positive ions
OF electricity.
Mr. Humphreys opened the case
| for the crown against Or. Crippen
and Miss Leneye In the Bow street
police court, London. He said that
poison had been found In the body
unearthe1 In the Crippen home The
charge agaIngt Miss Leneve has been
changed TO one OF accessory after TIL
, fact.
The striking coal miners at Bilboa
and Saragoasa, Spain, returned t.
work.
The murder OF policeman. his
wife and 81 children, near Reggie al
Calabrla. Italy. Ia ascrlbed 10 the
vengeance OF TIE Black Hand society
! or New rork.