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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
MORROW OPENS
FIGHT IN ST. CLAIR
Gives Out Letter From Brewer To
Defend Himself Against Charges
in Jackson Case.

PORT HURON, Mich, Feb. 90
Five hundred persons heard Supt.
George w. Morrow superintendent OF
the Michigan Ahti-Saloon league. aud
Judge Wm. A. Covlngton. OF Georgia
talk in the auditorium last night. This
meeting formally opened the "drys'
campaign in 81. Clair county.
referring To the charge that he AZ
tempted tO coloniZe voters in Jackson
county in the last election. Mr. Moi
row said ne received a letter from a
Jackson citizen in which the Jackson
man said he liquor interests had been
cnlonizing votes IN Jackson The
writer wanted Sept Morrow TO send
Linn man VINO could assist IN
thwarting the scheme. A second
.etter came from the Jackson man
and soon Afterwards Supt Morrow
dictated the Brewer letter.
Brewer knew what the letter
meant said Morrow. the same as /
knew what II meant. To prove this
have a letter from him showing that
he had discovered plan by the liquor
interests TO vote number OF men IN
Tint on the morning OF election day
and To vote them in Jackson OH the
same afternoon. He has not been
working for the state league for SIX
months. and now for some considera
ton. know not what. ne has seen ft
20 give out this letter TO be made
ublic.
The letter from Brewer was re
ceivcd about ten days after he re-
ceived orders from me TO investigate
the charge made by the Jackson citi-
zen and is as follows:
My Dear Mr. Morrow:
/ am enclosing herewith a list
OF names I'm Flint whom the Per-
sonal Liberty league OF Jackson,
through it's representative IN
Flint, were depending upon TO
come 10 Jackson to vote against
local option April 3. | believe it to
be quite an object to you TO be in
possession OF such information
against the liquor movement as
This will furnish. as. no doubt.
there will be a time when il will
be very valuable to have it,
~ finished my work in Jack
son last night and returned to
Grand Rapids. Am going TO st.
Joseph county tomorrow Sincere
ly hoping ] will have successful
trip down there. | beg to remain
Yours truly,
e j. BROWER.
Following his explanation, Superin-
tendent Morrow delivered speech
on the local option question. Judge
covington gave an sttidress~<on she
LIQUOR traffic in Georgia. Many or
the people shook hands with Morrow
and expressed the greatest confidence
in him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.--Natalina-
La Belle Lina-Cavalieri isn't so fas.
cinated with the marrying idea as are
most actresses. The famous prma
donna admitted that much when
asked If IL were really true that she
was going 10 marry Robert w. Chan
Ter, the millionaire grandson of Johl
Jacob Astor
yes. Mr. Chanler asked me" smiled
the beautiful Roman, but one cannot
decide about the greatest event Of a
lifetime in a hurry"
But Chanler is head over heels In
love and a wedding announcement is
expected soon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
Taft to Beverly Early In June.

BEVERLY. Mass. Feb 26.-Presi-
dent Taft is coming 10 Beverly the
first week In June. according to in
formation received today. The sum-
mer white house at Burgess Point
will have a number OF Improvements
made In the interior arrangements. II
the president goes on his Alaskan
trip he plans TO stay until October to
make IN for the time lost earlier In
the season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
one Killed. Another Hurt BY Train

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y. Feb. &c
Mrs. Benjamon Flasler was instantly
killed and Mrs. George r. Nye and
Miss Nye fatally injured AT the Graz
wick croysing OF the New York Cen.
trail rear North ToAawanda yesterday
afternoon when .beir automobile was
s,ruck by a passenger train bound for
This city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
POLICEMEN OPEN FIRE ON WORKMEN WHO HURL
MISSILES IN PHILADELPHIA TROLLEY STRIKE

First photograph OF the battle M the
Baldwin Locomotive works. Work
ingmen la the building began throw
ins nuts and bolts from the windows
az street ears manned BY strike
breakers. The throwing was con-
tinued when the police arrived, aud
the officers opened fire ON the WIN
dows with their reVOIvers. one man
Ia the building was shot Ina the foot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
THE WEATHER

Detroit and Niclnityi saturday might
mud sunday, cloudy with snosNs colder
S,,u,nNt moderate to brisk south 90
west winds.
lever NichIEnni snow tc>ssghf un1
oFobahIy Suuday' coh.er sunday ano N
ps,,,,bvrSt portion toaia at; brisk south.
- mas. shifting 40 northwest tonight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

In the last fiscal year more than
three billion FISH and fish eggs We're
distributed by the government bureau
of fisheries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

London has required all taximeters
90 be connected to the front wheels
~ taxicahs. the rear wheels OF ante
mobiles doing the most slipping
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
cbupur az Wayne Hotel.

Owfug 10 The increased cost OF pro-.
Visions supplies. labor. etc. the Wayne
itnt.f which for years has been cou>
fU,.ted ON both the American and ru-
ropean plans. VIII hereafter be con-.
Iuttc4 on the European plan only. The
Changc VIII take place Friday morn~
fnu 25th inst while the rooms will be
rhtl ged for entirely on the EuropeAn
pl1u The modified la carte Service
will be Installed in tie present Amer~
icau plan dining room. mems cafe ana
lanch room The full In carte services
vii. also be given IN these rooms a.
we'll as the ladies' and sun parlor cnfan-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
MICHIGAN PosTMAsTeRs NAMED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26-Presidelt
TAFT has sent these nominations to
the senate:
To be Michigan postmasters Louis
Larson. NewaygO; Albert A. Worth
ington. Buchanan. Daniel p. McMul-
len. Cheboygan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

The earliest known patent upon a
submarine vessel was one granted by
French king in 1910 70 a Scotch
man who had invented an under
water craft for fishing and salvage
purposes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

nustnc~S-Iikr PrintIne. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, 10
John R-Et. Phone lass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26
MrssENGEn-TAxn An MAIN =.

lob Printing dcne right. Tlnnuo
Printing Co., rs John H-sL Call MAJ
l4sS, or City s3Sb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

Commercial Credit Co. Ratings.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-04
THE BEAST WITH SEVEN HEADS
AND TEN HORNS WHICH
JOHN THE REV SAW
Confined from last weekly
Confined from last weekly

Hence he make to myself other Gods neither must
Them not the saints angels he teaches
Peter the house OF Cornelius and by John the Reye
or when he fell down worship the angel the angel said
john See thou do it not for thy fellow and
of thy brethren And ask you this language
spoken by the children Of Israel unto the prophet un
this point and then read the Cod they say to the
prophet AS for the word that thou has spoken US in the
of the Lord will not hearen unto thee but we will Ger
any do whatsoever thing goe forth of own mouth to
burn incense unto the Queen of heaven Then Jeremiah said
unto hem Because of these denominations, your land is dcs
oaon and CURSE DER 4416 -17A22l Because they wor
ship the whole host of heaven, reads in another place
Hence you that this aominaton unto God vet the
pope will teach you to choose the virgin your advocate and
have you to ask her to protect and yet puts himself
place of Christ pardon you OH Dear Reader is this not
enough 1t you his lying wonders that he presents to you
and in connection with this; find another abominaon and
the images Statute Of the virgin Mary they up be-
fore having virtue to help you from the
of pcrgatory, as you will learn in this language
Most Holy Virgin my Advocate and my Mother Mary YOU
and will always be- after God my hope and my consolation
the hour Of death From this moment have you
md beg of you assist Inc in that passage" Mission Book
In this, will have say you just what God
himself said about that; and that is:
Thou shalt not make thee any graycn image or any
LIKENESS of any thing that is in heaven above orAtat the
r beneath that is in the water under the earth" Elk
Then you God teaches that Ills house is house
decorated with images for them to bear and help But
toad lisa house of prayer and His Word is you
c declaration thou shalt make thee any image or
n likeness of anything; and then he further says:
Thou shalt bow down myself 10 them them. Tx.
lore those images of the heave My hosts when they remind
Cod And you til it is not that has sad you
m not bow down yourself before them; No No But God him
- SpeAAs ii to you, and says
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-04
'Thou shall have no others gods before lex 2Os

Thou shall have others gods before me- Elk. 2O-3.
Wherefore, when they teach you these things beware Of
what do for God has spoken and also warned Of s
pope All his disappearing and lying wonders be not deceived
tyea let God be true and every liar For this pope
requires of all that is under him. bow down before these I'M
ages and pray before them add that BY this very act
house is house Of prayer but you have made of thieves
For by this supersious worship they would IL they could
steal God glory from Him, and rob Him of His power But
this they cannot do.
Hence they have to be satisfied with the millions souls
they steal from God in this way, and rob them Of their bright
home beyond and place them forever state of remorse
Then dear SOUL when he beckons To- here Christ
Christ says heed him not He then may tell next to Worship
the whole host of heaven God says you this abonaon
to Him,
He then tells you, again. that you must bow down before
images when God says you that you must Nor
much rs make them.
But the Reader might ask c Does the Pope and his
body claim virtue in these image md for the
shall let their own language speak and say That day while
St Aphonsus Lgory preacnr Amaf he ravshed
into ecsacy and elevated several feet in the air.
and statue of the mother Of Cod which his right became
quite respenden and the bright rays it lighted up the
Saints face" Nilsson book 9th. page)
OH Whatang wonder this pope through the Of
nina magnetism of the power that his controe 70 make
people believe tt this elevated many feet in the air.
and that marble statue would become alive But this just
what Christ warned against and what His Apostles pleads
to save us from, is this power Of the pope.
Yes we have been q Catholic.
To be continued
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-04

Editor OF the WORLD s CREssEr.
Norwood No.
Dear Sir.
In one Of Your late issues OF
your paper you assail the CAtho.
lie Church. and the teaching of
that chu rch.
Now Brother did you ever, be.
long to that branchs and are you
well acquainted with the teach.
ings? And the martin luther
history? If 40 will you please tell
me why martin Luther was bar
ed from preching by the church?
what l would like to know Is.
list. What was the cause of
Martin Luther leaving the
Church? Facts only.
Ind. is not the teachings of
Luther as moral and as Religious
as any of the Religious doctorings
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-08-04

Of to day.
Bid. ifnot, why note
4tL. where was the church
that Martin Luther left found
eds
9th Ry whom was itfoundered'
9th, where was it established?
9TH. Why is this reading un-
der the LIST. Epistle 4ch, of LIST.
John? under heading. :.
He warneth them not to believe
all teachers who boast OF the
spirit.
But to try them by the rules
OF the catholic Faith.
Gear sir if this meets with
your pleasure please answer
through your papers.
yours truly,
p, McCalliz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13
News of South Richmond

and Hull Streets and opening the cash
drawer. Russell Hopkins was locked
up. He Will be tried before Justice
Ma urice this morning.
Charles Bland was arrested as a
Suspicious character.
Four negroes and FIVE white men
were each fined $3.50 and costs yes
terday morning by Police Justice II. A.
Maurice for shooting crap. The gam
blers were rounded up by the police
Sunday afternoon. They are: White
Wesley Blunt, George Plunkett, f. r.
Cain, Fl. r. Jordan and Dick Caudle;
colored-Joe Goode. VIII Black. Ben.
ME johnson and Walter Johnson.
Joseph Merritt was arraigned on a
charge of failing to pay his board bill.
He was dismissed.
Judge z. II. Wells left on Monday
for Stafford, where he will hold a
special term OF the Corporation Court.
Damage to the extent of about $50
was done yesterday morning shortly
after O'clock by fire. which destroyed
the wood house of Fred NJ Smith.
Fourteenth and McDonough Streets.
Company No. Is responded to tho
alarm and quickly eStinguished the
small blaze.
DR.; P. B. Walton spent Sunday at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Florence Clemens has returned
from Hot Springs, Ark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13
Eager for the Fight.

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspdtC7i.I
SUFFOLK. Va, September Ia mass -,
meeting OF Suffolk Democrats. held On
a street corner tonight, indorsed e tre
position. of Colonel ]. +. West, OF SUI
folk, and DR.. T. S. Hope, Of Ports
mouth, minority members of the az, dis-
trict committee, which awarded VII
liam A. Young the certificate OF con
gressional nomination. set OF re !s .
iutions, of which similar commence.
tion was a part, failed of passage at
Saturdays mnss-meeting.
Colonel West, who will take con
spicuous part at to-morrow's meeting
In Richmond, made an impassiome1d y,
speech. in which he said he woulo
never give up until political corrup :
tion in Norfolk county and city IS sent
to the bottomless pit, Senator dolAaho
alSo mada an address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13
HURRICANE COMING
West indian storm IL Heading In This
Direction.

Washington, D. c., September a.
All Indications tonight point to the
approach towards the Louisiana ana
Texas coast of the West Indian hur.
ricane the edge of which was severely
felt and caused much damage last
Tuesday evening at San Juan, Porto
Rico Since it was first noted by me
weather IN port9 I K,EG; 1e
has been watched closely by the
weather experts In Washington. who
have kept fully advised all inter-
ests along the gulf coast as TO me
however, have been. the reports OF
the disturbance, owing to 1t being
so far away from the observing sta
tons on land. aht only vague idea
has been had of the proportions OF
the storm.
Reports from observing stations
along the gulf coast made at o'clock
this evening, caused the Weather Hu-
reau to order storm MA warnings aispiI T.
abel, Tex. Winds from the east and
northeast range from twenty to TWEEN
ty-four miles an hour at all points on
the coast from BurrWood at me mouth
Of the Mississippi RiVer, to Galveston.
The weather sharps announced that
the disturbance was centred some dis
lance south OF the Louisiana coast. but
Just where they could not say, Since
passing through the Yucatan Channel
on Saturday, the storm apparently has
taken a more northcrly course. as has
been tho case in previous. September
storms. It's path seems to be Very
closely the same as the West Indian
and September 1920, 1909. 1t Is estl-
mated that It's progress is about ten
miles an hour. and a rough approxima-
ton Of Its distance from the gulf
and 100 miles. AT Its estimated rate
OF speed 1t probably Will be felt on
the Texas and Louisiana coasts some
timo Wednesday afternoon or evening.
The storms intensity cannot be ever.
during Its course across the Gulf Of
Mexico. while again 1t may have dis
alnated itself considarah1N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13

them that any one should say the
powers that be" will not let them dc
anything to correct matters
why don't you speak like men and
vote like menu the minister cried, and
tho crowd cheercd him uproariously
showing that 1t was aroused to the ne.
cessity Of doing so.
Resolutions were passed finally
calling on the state committee to re.
quire an investigation OF the alleged
primary frauds In the Second District
and demanding that the Corporation
Court Of Norfolk Investigate these al
legged violations of the laws Of the
State with the view Of bringing action
against the guilty parties.
Pence Is Declared.
Peace between Senator Martin and
Judge Leigh r. Watts, of Portsmouth,
to all outward appearances, was con-
.summated ut conference held early
tonight, Judge Watts declaring that
he had been misunderstood
The matter was settled by letter
written to Senator Martin by Judge
Watts which, in part. says:
II hasten to inform you that have
made no statement that you have been
connected with dishonest politics; on
the other hand, / did state that had
stood with you and the organization.
and I thought you should line up now
with those who were seeking to have
the alleged frauds in the district In
you. had favored or would favor these
alleged frauds, and my statement that
/ had stood with you should be sutfl-
Client evidence of what I thought of
your past conduct In these matters.
"1f my statements at tho recent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13
announced; therefore be 1t

announced; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we, the Hollywood
Memorial Association, herein record
our abiding faith In the DEGREES OF AL
mighty God, while bowling In infinite
sorrow for the loss of our beloved
honorary president. endeared to us by
years OF faithful performance OF off,
cial duties. esteemed by lis for her
loyalty to the Confederate cause and
loved by lis for her aid to tho poor,
her comfort to the sorrowing, her SYM
patty to the afflicted.
I'VE extend to her family our deep
est sympathy praying that they may
be vouchsafed tho tender mercies OF
our loving Father In this great trial,
and order that one copy of those reso-
lutIons be sent Mrs Bryan's family,
one copy sent her mother Mrs. John
Stewart, OF Brook Hill. and a copy
each to the newspapers of the city.
A committee from Hollywood Asso-
citation to be present at the funeral
will include Mrs. Taylor, Mrs, Werth,
Mrs, Bococls. Mrs. Kate VIM and Mrs.
Rountrcc.
The selection Of flowers was entrust-
ed to Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Bocock and
Mrs. Robinson. who also consented to
serve in this capacity for tho United
Daughters OF the Confederacy.
Daughters Of the Confectionery.
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph presented
the resolutions for Richmond Chapter
other members of her committee be-
Blenner. Tie resolutions read.
'In the death OF Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
n member of Richmond Chapter,
Daughters Of the Confederacy, we. the
members Of the chapter, extend to her
family our sincere love and sympathy.
No words OF ours can so fully express
the beauties of her life as these from
the thlrty-first chapter OF Proverbs:
She stretched cut her hand to the
poor: yea. she reached out her hand TO
the needy She opened her mouth with
wisdom and in her tongue was the law
OF kindness. Her children arose up
to call her blessed: and her husband
also and he praised her. Give her OF
the fruit OF her hands. and let her
own works praise her in the gate"
committee appointed from Rich
mond Chapter to represent the chapter
at the funeral included Mrs. Randolph,
Mrs Blenner and Miss Lucy Munford.
Il. II. Lee Camp Auxiliary.
The resolutions which follow were
presented on behalf OF r. e. Lee Camp
Auxiliary by the president, Mrs. j. w.
White. with Mrs. N. V. Randolph and
Mrs. B. A. Blenner.
"In the passing from earth to heaven
II Mrs. Joseph Bryan. member or
,ur organization. we have sustained
oss which is irreparable. While on
recount of her many engagements and
he demands on her time, she did not
lttend our meetings, her heart and
land were ever ready 10 respond to
he call for help for our Confederate
their widows and children.
70 her family we extend our sympathy
n their sorrow"
Delegates From a. p. v. A.
The following officers OF the Asso-
iation for the Preservation Of Vir-
,inia Antiquities will attend the fu-
leral services Mrs. Edward V. Valen-
Inc, Mrs. Charles B. Ball. Mrs. w. G.
;tanard and Mrs. Alice NJ. Tyler. The
.ssociate president OF the association.
irs j. Taylor Ellyson, is absent from
he city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13
Meeting Of protest Held.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Franklin. Va, September IA
mass meeting of Democrats of South
ampton county was held at CORTLAND
to-day to protest against the action of
the Democratic District Committee In
refusing to investigate the charges OF
fraud in the recent congressional pri
mary. About fifty representative Dem
ocrats were present. every magisterial
district in the county being repre-
scented.
Richard Howard. CT Newsoms. was
elected chairman of the meeting. The
same resolutions that were adopted
by tho Democrats in the town OF
Franklin on Saturday last We're Of
fered for adoption. and were referred
to a committee on resolutions. con-
S. Musgrave, n. T. Ridley. L. II. Brant-
ley, p. ID. Camp, j. N. Sebrell, ST.. and
j. C. Parker.
The committee reported the resolu-
tons as offered with slight amend
ments, and after discussion, a number
of heated speeches being made, they
were adopted by practically unani-
nous vote. there being only one vote
recorded in the negative.
The resolutions, in substance, re.
affirm the Democracy of those present.
but demand that the methods OF party
nominations should be fair and honest
~ conducted: denounce the district
committee for its refusal TO investi
gate the charges of fraud in the recent
primary, calls upon the State centraI
committee to make full and open IN
vestigation of all the charges of fraud
in the primary, and award the certif-
cate of nomination TO the one honestly
entitled to same, or. If 1t should be
proven that both sides cheated, then L
call a new primary or nominating
convention, and warns the state CEN
trail committee that If it fails TO make
such investigation, or renders de-
cision evidently controlled by partisan
bias or prejudice as did the district
committee. then those at the meeting
would not hold themselves bound by
its action.
This latter cause was objected to by
one man. who moved to strike 1t out,
but he failed to get any one to vote
with him on his motion.
The committee named above, which
reported the resolutions, was instruct
ed to present them to the State COM
mittee.
A number of kilograms and tele-
phone messages were received from
Democrats who could not be present,
Endorsing the movement and pisdSihs
1t their support, among them oems L
l.. Marks, L. j. Balm. j. A. kimpaii -.
A. Saunders, w. II Joyner. ~. = Sach
and Guy T. Horner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

called meeting OF the
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association on
Monday, September IL. 1910 the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the death of Mrs. Joseph
Bryan Gsobel L. Stewart) has been
announced:
Resolved. That we. the Hollywood
Memorial Association, herein record
our abiding faith in the DEGREES OF
Almighty God. while bowling in in
finite sorrow for the loss OF our be-
loved honorary president. endeared
TO us by years of faithful perform
ance OF official duties. esteemed for
her loyalty to the Confederate cause.
and loved by us for her aid to the
poor, her comfort to the sorrowirs,
her sympathy with the afflicted, we
extend to her family our deepest
sympathy. praying that they may be
Vouchsafcd the tender mercies OF our
loving Father in this great trial.
Resolved. That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon our min
utes, n copy be sent to her family.
one to her mother, Mrs. John Stew
art OF Brook Hill. and to the daily
papers.
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSN.