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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
C. E. ALDRICH IS PAROLED.
Gov. Warner Releases Former C'ty
Recorder Of Jackson From Prison.

JACKSON, Mich. Sept. l4.-C. T..
Aldrich. defaulter and ex-city re-
corder OF Jackson, has been released
on parole by Gov. Warner.
Gov. Warner was in the city yester'
day morning and had an interview
with Judge Parkinson regarding the
case. IL is understood the judge told
the governor that he did not want 70
oppose the action Of the board OF
pardons, and as the latter some weeks
ago recommended Aldrichs release
the governor acted favorably on the
petition.
Aldrich was sentenced under the
old determinate sentence law, MS OF
tense having been committed while
that law was in force. Judge Parkin-
son sentenced him 10 Jackson prison
for four years. Aldrich has served
about a year and nine months. The
board OF pardons at It's June meeting
voted to give him parole 10 take
effect as soon as the governor com
muted his sentence. Under the OLD
determinate sentence law prisoner
is not eligible to parole until he has
served half OF his time, and so the
sentence had 10 be committed In order
TO release Aldrich on parole now, as
he has not served half OF the four
years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
NobeMes in Fall Goats, SIS
MAY BE MORE INDICTMENTS.
Prosecution In Chicago Hints That u
Nav Get Two New York Packers.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA. - Whether
there will be more indictments In the
beef case was a matter OF discussion
between Acknowledgement wicker
sham. District Attorney Sims and
Oliver Pagin. the governments in
dictment expert today. IL Is under
stood that at least two more indict-
ments will follow and the defendants
will be New York men. Wickersham
stopped In Chicago en- route from
Alaska and the coast TO Washington
II is declared there is plenty OF
evidence on which to base indict-
ments against the officials OF the New
York Dressed Beef association, and
that the matter OF discussion was
merely one OF jurisdiction. Whether
TO bring the indictments in this dis
trict. or carry the evidence TO New
York and place II before grand jury,
was the matter under consideration,
Counsel for the packers under in
dictment met today and commenced
laying plans for the defense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
NOMINATION TALK
ABSURD, Says T.R.
Former President, However, Is Con-
fdent of Controlling State
Convention.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Sept. l4.-Sc
confident is Theodore Roosevelt thai
he and his associates will control the
Republican state convention which
meets at Saratoga on Sept. %. tha'
he today began framing the platform
which he expects TO have adopted
This is TO be real progressive docu
ment and IL will deal with nearly al
OF the state problems from the Roose
Welt standpoint.
Roosevelt said that the report thal
he might, under certain conditions
accent the nomination for governor
or become chairman OF the state com
mittee, was absurd.
Roosevelt will plunge into the po
litical fight tomorrow. when he wi
make his first political speech before
an audience OF farmers at Riverheac
He will make another political
speech at the state fair in Syracuse
on Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
JOE" CANNON IS
OPPOSED BY ORYs
Whisky Was Advertised in Speakers
Parade and Clergyman Is After
His Seat.

DANVlLLE, Ills. Sept. l4-Should
Uncle Joe Cannon be defeated for
nomination TO congress IL VIII be be-
cause of a whisky advertisement and
not because there Is any real insurg
ency in Jocarnon territory. AS a
mater OF fact, the people in Uncle
Joe's district know nothing OF the in
surgency wave which is sweeping
over the land They have been Can.
nonized for 36 years and like IL and
toby have no other idea than TO re-
nominate the speaker.
But Speaker Cannon has opposi-
ten, pF Henry H. Downs, Methodist
minister. The latter was a good
"stand-patter" until he saw in Can
non parade, two years ago. a banner
bearing the strange device Drink Joe
Cannon Whisky'-then he switched.
Today he is the most picturesque
campaigner for Uncle Joe's seat. His
platform Is antisaloon, but his candi-
dacy is not taken seriously.
The only species OF insurgency to
be found in this district comes from
those who have been disappointed In
years past when Speaker Cannon has
been dealing out jobs.
Unc.e Joe will doubtless be named
ton orrow. He will surely have VIII
liam Cundrief. Democrat, as a contest
ant at the election. Judge E. X. E.
Kimbrough. also Democrat, Is
threatening to come out as an indie
pendent candidate kimbrough, run
ming as an independent. could swing
most of the Democratic vote, and
some Republicans, II Is believed, so
that Uncle Joe might be given a fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
4 ARRESTED IN
EAR.LOPP|MC CASE
New York Police Get Men Suspected
of Assaulting Edward
Fraser.

NEW YORK, Sept. l4.-Jos. Meyer
Robert Cochrane, Henry Moran and
Michael Kane, sailors ON the Great
Lakes. were arrested in sailors
ed with the brutal assault OF Edward
Fraser. non-unlon sailor. in Buffalo,
last June.
The men, IL is charged, drugged Fra.
ser. robbed him of his wages and
then cut of his right ear which was
sent 10 II. Coulby. president OF the
quarters in Cleveland. accompanied
by letter threatening his life.
IL was on June % last that Fraser
arrived with his vessel at Buffalo on
a trip from Sault Ste. Marie. The
lake carrying trade just then was In
the throes OF big marine strike.
Fraser, sailor like, dropped into a sa'
loon. There he fell In with a crowd
OF striking sailors, who. Fraser claims,
drugged and robbed him. He was
then carried to the yard OF a factory
near by, attacked and left uncon-
sciOuS.
When picked up by the police his
ear was gone and over his right eye
was pasted a printed label warning
men away from taking non-union jobs
on the lakes while the strike was in
progress. Fraser spent several weeks
in hospital while the police made a
fruitless search for his assailants.
Meanw lille the federal authorities In
Washington received a letter 10 the
Cleveland shipper which had been ac-
companied by Fraser's ear preserved
In bottle OF alcohol and sent through
the mails. Written across the face OF
the letter in red ink was the word
Death" The text, apparently com
posed by an illiterate person. read :
Mister Coulby. you're hart will be
next. You killed brother ltaliano
This is one OF you're mems errs. We
will get you no mater where you go.
This letter brought postoffice in
spectors into the case The men un
,, der arrest deny they are guilty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
TAFT GETS ENDORSEMENT.
Connecticut Republicans Give Execu
tive Much Praise at Convention.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 14.-Em-
rhatically indorsing the administra'
ton of President Taft, who was
characterized as "one OF the greatest
presidents the White House has ever
known" the Connecticut Republican
state convention today adopted its
platform and placed a complete state
ticket In the field. The platform
praises the president for the "preser-
walton OF tariff peace with the whole
trading world" and for having by
tactful and resolute insistence. sue.
ceeded in placing the vital part OF the
reform, for which his predecessor
pleaded, in speeches and messages
into the statute law"
The platform praises the state ad
ministration and pledges practical
control OF public service corporations
and the adoption OF satisfactory EN-
ployers' liability law
Riot at Convention.
HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. l4.-Tho
contest between Charles A Goodwin
and Everett J. Lake. both OF Hart
ford, for the Republican gubernatoria
nomination at the state convention
here today ended In 4 riot that swept
the convention hall and result
scenes OF tumult and excitement ur
equalled in Connecticut's history. 4
I:45 convention business was Vat Z
standstill, while the tellers and Re-
publican leaders were trying l.
straighten out the appearance in The
count OF the first ballot OF two votes
more than the number of total dele
gates entitled TO votes on the floor
According TO custom In this state
after the rival candidates had been
placed In nomination, the vote was
taken by counties. the solid delega
ton OF Hartford county first advanc
ing TO the platform and dropping theii
votes in the presence OF duly APP
pointed tellers There was no check
list in the hands OF the tellers.
A motion to have a check list or
the vote was made after the Hart
ford delegates had cast their ballots
but the motion was defeated. The
ballCting continued without checR
list.
When the count was taken 581 bal
lots were In the box. 296 for Good
win, and 2S5 for Lake. Later on one
ballot for Good win was found on the
platform under the tellers' table.
Confusion created its masterpiece
when the news OF the result spread
among the delegates. The tellers
fought among themselves. The dele
gates shouted for announcement oil
the vote.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
Woman Stripped Of Diamonds.

LONG BRANCH. y. j., Sept. IA
Mrs. David Cohen. Of New York. now
living at her summer some here. was
stripped Of her diamond earrings and
ring by burglars while in bed They
threatened 20 Kill her II she made an
cutlery. Mrs. Cohen, who is a widow,
GO, makes her home with her daugh.
ter and son-in-law on Bath-ave. The
son-inlaw was absent. leaving the
house in charge OF his wife, Mrs
Cohen. and servants. Mrs Cohen was
awakened at o'clock While one
man held her head. the other secured
the ring and earrings The bedroom
door was locked while the robbery was
going on. Mrs. Cohen lost conscious
moss. When Mrs. Cohen regained her
senses the thieves had left. locking
the door behind them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
Les Than Dozen Delegates To Coun-
ty Convention Applaud When
y Presidents Praised For What
He's Going To Do.
0sborn's Friends Were in Complete
Control and Resolutions Are Along
Progressive Lines.
TAFT ENDORSED FOR
WHAT HE'S GOING To DO

The Republicans OF Wayne county
In convention assembled do most
heartily indorse the administration
OF President William IA. Taft and
are confident that the next TWO
Years win fully demonstrate that ne
Is alive TO the peoples wishes and
entitled TO their. confidence and es-
TEEN. We are heartily in favor OF
sion TO deal effectively and in a
business-like manner with the great
question OF tariff revision.
We believe In the passage and
adoption OF such measures as Will
best conserve the public domain and
natural resources and preserve the
same for the public good This work
should be carried on In systematic
and energetic manner by both the
national and state governments,
acting and cooperating together
Tor the best interests OF the people.
In this connection We call atten-
ton to the work OF our fellow
townsman. Frederick q. Martindale,
whose work as member or the
public domain commission has been
OF the highest value to the state
This commissioners since he has
been a member has set aside about
reserve purposes. This is six times
the quantity OF land that had pre-
vtously been set aside. Including
the national reserve. Michigan has
heariy fvv,VVv acres OF idhu avail
able for forestry purposes and now
stands In the front rank OF conser-
walton states.
Mr. Martindale's administration
as secretary OF state has been
credit 10 himself and the Republi-
can party and we take pleasure In
indorsing him for a second term.
We indorse the Republican candi-
dates for the respective state and
county Offices thus far nominated.
and cheerfully recommend them TO
the voters at the coming election
as men entirely fitted and qualified
for these positions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
GAS EXPLOSION KILLS TWO.
Miners Lamp Cause Of Disaster II
Indiana Mine.

LINTON, Ind. Sept. 1.-THE explo-
sion OF pocket Of gas in the Digger
mine, about five miles from here. re-
suited in the killing OF Andrew Baxter
the fatal injury OF Bert Reese, and the
painful burning OF possibly 10 others,
Reese suffered a fractured skull and
is not expected to live. The injured
were removed to the hospital at Lin.
ton.
The entry employs about Is men
but only about a dozen were in the
entry at the time of the explosion
They were hurled backward and Gov
cred with debris. Baxter and Reese
received the full force OF the explo-
sion, believed to have come from the
miners lamp worn by Baxter. The
mine is in good condition and the men
returned to work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
Says U. S. Can Fortify Canal.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lin direct
contradiction to the statement made
by J. Warren Kiefer rep, Ohio
upon his arrival from the Brussels
conference, that the United States
has no right to fortify the canal,
Senator Burton rep. Ohio says:
The right of the United States to
fortify the canal undoubtedly exists
Senator Burton Is one Of the highest
authorities here on the negotiations
which marked the adoption OF the
Hay-Pauncefote treaty. Burton's
statement is given additional weight
by the fact that he personally is not
an advocate of fertilization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15

the recent primary campaign. His
appointment to the credential com
mittee and also as delegate to the
state convention was harmony
move on the part OF the Osbornites.
Auditor Milton Oakman heads the
list OF delegates-at-large, as seleeteu
by Navins committee. The others
are:
Alex. J. Groesbeck. w. >. DeNer'
T.. A. BE slcr. W. l.. Carpenter. \.
r.. stewart, Thos. T. Newton, Oscar
Marx, Allan IL Frazer, ThoS. r. Gih'
nan. VIM. + Dust. j + McGregor,
Fred w. Smith. Geo. b. Nerkes, w
c. Manchester. Chas. ID. Joslyn. Robt
Oakman, DR.. j. h. Kennedy, A
sellers. Louis Schneider. Alex. h.
Riopelle. Ralph Wilkinson, Arthur L.
Holmes, Henry Miehm. +. w. haas
W, r. Henderson. W. G. Malcomsoh'
Hinton Z. Spalding. Henry A. pcH'
son, DIR. Seibert, Arch. r buh'ine'
Ringrose Morley. Peter Procnasha'
Frank 3. Neal. Allan +. Cox ftann
Gohr. Robt j Willis. Thos. hisiop'
Frank Patton, ). c. Leonard auolpn
Marschner, Jos. A. Moynihah' Eu"aio
Command.
New County Sofnfn'tsee'
The election of members OF the
county committee by the convention
is new departure and Is the nrst
under a law passed by the last iegis-
lature. There were but few changes
In the committee Milton Oakman
was substituted for j. Stanley Hurc
as member from the First ward, ana
Is said 10 have q cinch on the CHAIR
manship. AT the meeting OF the OLD
committee. Wednesday morning, Ne
was chosen for temporary chairman
of tho convention by vote or 20 %
| He will succeed William h. Hoyt.
OF Plymouth. who now becomes
member of the committee from MS
township The new committee is con-
stituted as follows:
Milton Oakman. First ward; Ray
mond T. Van Syckel, Second ware
Charles Gerschow, Third ward: James
McGregor. Fourth ward; Joseph TOW
lev. Fifth ward: Chas. Haushere'
Sixth ward Louis Funk, Seventh
ward: James Gardner. Eighth ward.
Robert Boltz. Ninth ward. john
Knight. Tenth ward: w. c. Duckwitz'
Eleventh ward; John +. w. YER
guuw. Twelfth ward; Edward r. WEB
ster Thirteenth ward; Henry Jacobs,
Fourteenth ward; Robert j. Burns
Fifteenth ward: John Greusel. Sr.. six
teenth ward; Warren Stoddard, Sew
enteenth ward Charles Daniels, Eign'
teenth ward: Lyman Styles. Browns
town: Milton Carleton, Canton; VIM
II. Hoyt. Plymouth; Thos. I. Wood.
Dearborn: Ignatius Salliotte, Ecorse
Alfred Trombley, Gratiot: Albert u
Damerow Crosse Polnte: Peter Pre-
chaska. Greenfield: Louis j. Merique'
Hamtramck; Samuel Adams. Huron
Chas. Wolfrom, Livonia; John Read
Monguagon; E. C. Starkweather'
Worthwhile; Fayette Harris. Nankin ;
Louis Koch. Romulus; Geo. w. Burt
Redford: F. c. Beatcher, Spring
wells: Charles Bondie, Taylor: J. X.
Lewis. Van Buren,: A. Thayer, stump
ter: Wyandotte, First ward, Arthur
+. Baisley: Second ward, Fred Bren'
-dess.- Third ward, VIM. Fl. DAVIS;
Fourth ward, Charles Hass-
On motion OF T. j. Navin, Alex. j..
Groesbeck was elected chairman OF
the Wayne delegation TO the state
convention. The resolutions were
amendment to include an indorse-
ment of Frank Kuhn. native OF De-
troit. for encouragement, the posi-
ton he now holds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
FARMERS LITERALLY STUNG.
Hiram Taylor and Wife Attacked g.
Bees Liberated BY Swine.

STANDISH. Mich. Sept. l4.-There
was quite a commotion out at Hiram
Taylor's farm, near town, when
large hog upset a swarm OF bees. The
bees attacked all the pigs. both small
and big. in that immediate vicinity
causing them To perform all kinds Of
antics. They ran around the yard
tried 10 get into the house and
chicken coop. tore up the garden and
attacked Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, sting
ing them on the arms. hands and
face. They finally killed the whole
swarm OF bees. II will be some time
before the farmer and his wife will
recover from their stings. The herd
of swine are still alive.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
Two Killed. in Wreck.

ROANOKE, Va, Sept IA spe-
cial train on the Norfolk & Western
railroad, bearing President l.. f. John.
son and General Manager y. ID. Maize
was wrecked at Delorme. w. Va. yes
terday. Neither President Johnson
nor Mr. Maher was hurt. but +. /
Woolwine, foreman of engineers, and
Engineer +. ID. Burton were killed.
Both Woolwine and Burton lived n
Bluefeld. Nobody else was hurt De
lorme Is 40 miles west OF Bluefel
The station is located on a curve, and
the train. made up of two coaches an
three private cars, crashed into the
building. The two coaches turne
over but the private cars did not
leave the track.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
MY, WHAT DISSERTATION!
Posters Advertising Minstrel Show
Piastered over Election Booth.

Glaring red and blue posters on the
election booth beside the soldiers
monument. advertising minstrel
show and a Sunday ball game. attract
ed the attention of Aid Walsh. OF the
Fourteenth ward. Wednesday morn
ing. and he made hot complaint TO
the department of public works.
They might as we'll advertise pink
pills on the walls OF the city hall" said
Walsh. Pm surprised they weren't
allowed to stick their posters on the
soldiers monument Itself
A city ordinance prescribes fine OF
s. 10 $50 or 10 TO 80 days In the House
OF Correction for defacing the booths.
II shall make complaint TO Com
missioner Croul this afternoon" said
City Clerk Charles A. Nichols.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
EXPOSITION Hall collapses.

CHARLEROI Belgium, Sept. IA
The exposition hall collapsed today,
and II is feared there has been heavy
loss OF life Two bodies have al
ready been removed from the ruins
and score of injured taken TO hos
pitfalls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
Red Mems New officers.

Toledo, o.. Sept. 1.-THE Grca.
Sun Council of the Improved ORD r
Of Red Men today elected the follow
ing officers: Great Incohonee. George
b. Griggs. Dallas. Texas; great senior
sycamore, Carl Foster, Bridgeport,
Conn; great JUROR sycamore. Fred o.
Downes, Boston; great prophet, Jo-
seph Farrar. Philadelphia; great chief
OF records, Wilson Brooks, Chicago
great keeper of wampum. William
Provln, Westfield, Mass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
COUNTESS OF ANTRIM ROBBED.
Jewels, Valued at Thousands Of Dol
lars, Disappear From Her Room.

WINNIPEG. Man, Sept. 14.-The
Countess OF Antrim was robbed OF
Jewels valued at several thousands OF
dollars while at the Royal Alexan-
dria hotel last night, according to in
formation given the police today. The
jewels are held priceless by the coun-
tess. from the fac, that n part OF
them are family heirlooms.
This robbery is the climax OF a
series which has been perpetrated In
hotels and trains OF the Canadian Pa
cific railroad, and which has engaged
the attention OF the railroad police
for months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
ATTACHES oLAzIeR PROPERTY.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. IA
Especial Six pieces Of property in
Chelsea. 500 acres in Sylvan town
ship, and the beautiful summer home
at Cavanagh lake belonging 10 the
estate OF Frank p. Glazier are includ.
ed In property attached today on com.
plant OF James s. German, OF Chel.
SCI. who is seeking s3l59.60 for at.
torneys fees and expenses incurred
in defending Glazier. He claims 10
have furnished all the money 10 make
the defense, and that he has not been
reimbursed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
TRAIN KILLS MOTHER AND CHILD

HOUGHTON. Mich. Sept. 14.-Mrs.
Stephen Kuopus. about 50, and her
infant daughter were killed by being
struck by the Mineral Range train at
Dollar Bay, this county, this morning.
Mrs. Koupus' 5-year-old son was badly
injured and may die. They were walk
INK on the tracks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
HOWARD MCCARTHY CAUGHT.

ST. JOHNS, Mich, sept If.--Vop'-
ciall Howard McCarty, wanted on a
charge preferred by Miss Laura Bart
lett. aged II. of Ovid, Mich, has been
cap,ured IN Chicago by Sherin
Schayey. of this county. McCarty has
been a fugitive from justice since last
decoration day. The trial OF McCarty
and John Kinney and Jerry Cross, the
other Young men implicated in the
crime, will take place here next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
EGYPTIANS ASSAIL ROOSEVELT.
Far-Easterners Call Their Recent
Guest Blusterer, SeifAdvertiser.

GENEVA, Switzerland. Sept. IA
"Busterer," 'self-advertiser," "un.
PATRIOTS" and disturbed" were some
OF the terms applied to Col. Roose-
Welt by members OF the Young Egypt
party which began a convention here
today. The party is striving for au.
tonomy for Egypt, and Roosevelt's
speeches at Khartoum and London.
In which he urged England to exer
else more rigid rule in Egypt, were
bitterly assailed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
D. U. R. HAS CAR STARTERS.
Tries to Relieve Congestion at M. c
r. r. Depot During Rush Hours.

The d. Y. r. is attempting to re-
lieve the congestion at the Michigan
Central depot end OF the Woodward
ave line by stationing two men there
as car-starters during the rush hours
The men take up the fares Of those
who remain on the cars for the re-
turn trip and help the conductors
make change at the entrance. At
certain hours the cars run at the
rate of three a minute. and the pay
enter system has been found a han1
can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
Tennessee oems. Harmonious.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 1.-THE
Tennessee Independent Democratic
convention met today with every indi
cation OF short and harmonious SEES
sion. Despite the withdrawal OF Gov
Patterson from the race for governor
from the Patterson state committee
the original program is To be carried
out y. w Hooper. Republican nomi
nee for governor. and Il. A. Enloe, rail
road commissioner. will be nominated
TO succeed himself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
CROOK CASE DISMISSED.

STANDlSH, Mich, Sept. I4-Clr'
cult court for Arenac county opened
here Yesterday with Judge Sharpe pre-
siding. The celebrated Crook case
was dismissed because the girls age
in the suit could not be established.
p. w. Van Antwerp, former well
known merchant at Sterling, TINS
county. was fined 800 and costs TOT
not disclosing to the supervisor MS
taxable property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-15
New Orleans GETS 1914 Congress.

MONTREAL. Sept 1.-THE next
Eucharistic congress on this CONT
nent will be held at New Orleans,
probably In 1914. This was the state
ment made bv Cardinal Gibbons just
before his departure for Baltimore.
Next years congress and those Of The
two succeeding years will be in Eu-
rOne