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IS JAILED ON THEFT CHARGE.
St. Louis Theater Manager 10 Alleged
to Have Taken S27 $40.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept ia suit
filed In the circuit court today against
William Garen. manager OF Havlin's
theater, who was arrested last night
charged with looting the treasury OF
the theater, places the alleged deficit
at S27,S4O. Circuit Attorney Jones.
will present allegations to the grand
fully this afternoon.
The system which Is alleged to
have been used. necessitated the co.,
fusion OF several attaches of the the
alter. Money aggregating $4,000 de-
posted In Garen's name In st. Louis
banks, was today attached by the
st. Louis Theater Co.. In Its suit to
recover the stolen money.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
JAIL INMATE ILL.
oliver mauassau Was Sent Up For
Failure to Pay AIlmony.

oliver Manassau, who was held In
the Wayne county jail because OF
failure to pay alimony to his wife,
was sent to st. Mary's hospital. Sun.
day, Oh order OF County Physician
Parker DR.. Parker says that, Manas-
sau IL a very sick man. He Is 90
years old. -
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
TEXAS GIANT IS suBDuED.
Neiehbors Tame Strong Man VIII
Made Punching Bag Of Wife.

MENOMINEE, Mich. Sept. IT,
Texas Giant" has been furnishing
excitement a. well ~ entertainment
for the Menominee county fair.
Prof. Richie. ~ he calls himself.
was engaged to do strong man"
stunts. In the daytime he broke
chains, ropes, rocks and other things
and at night he broke the peace. He
was arrested but dismissed with .
warning the next morning. The next
night. a. q preliminary to his fight
with johnson. which his press liter
allure says 10 scheduled for next year,
the giant" undertook to pull on q
fistic bout with his wife. Just then
the neighbors dropped In and sat on
the giant" while his wife packed
her trunk for Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
HEADS BUICK MOTOR PLANTS.

FLINT, Sept. 1s.-Cherles w. Nash,
who has been general superintendent
OF the associated Durant.Cort Carriage
Co., assumed charge OF the Buick
Motor Co.'S plants here today. The
appointment has been made at the In
stance OF VIC. Durant. who has found
II necessary to relinquish the duties
on account Of his connection with the
General Motors Co. and other inter
eats
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
SMOKE IN BED FATAL.
Charles Bean, Negro, Dies AZ Result
Of Burns.

As the result OF burns sustained
last Saturday In his home at No. 176
Cljnton-st., Charles Bean, Negro, rs
years old, died in st. Mary's hospital,
Monday morning. Bean went to bed
with a lighted cigarette and the bed
clothes caught fire, the flames being
communicated to his body. Coroner
Burgess was called.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
EALING ROCK KILLS MINER.

CALUMET. Mich, Sept. 19.-tspe.
cial. Orchard Thomas, aged 46. and
married. was killed by a falling rock
In the Calumet and Hecla mine this
morpiss
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Roll Call Of States
On Insufgent Wave
Aiabama--Democratic:


Alabama--Democratic: probably
standpat.
Arizona-Progressive Democrats In
control of constitutional convention.
insuring initiative, referendum, re-
call.
Arkansas-Progressive Democrats
In control. Initiative and referendum
carried
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Hamilton kIno is Improving.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s.-Hamilton
King. OF Olivet, Mich, United States
minister to Siam. who Is seriously Ill
at Johns Hopkins hospital. Is better
today. His physicians hope for a gen.
eral improvement within the next
few days. Mr. Kings wife arrived
here late Saturday night.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
Bath House Shows Prom.

The Belle Isle bath house closed
for the season. Sunday. During the
summer the bath house was visited
by $4,000 bathers, An increase OF
about $4,000 over any previous sea-
son. The profit from the renting of
bathing suits, etc., will reach close
to $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
RAID BLIND PIGS.

JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 1s.-The po-
lice assisted by the sherifrs force.
made q systematic raid on alleged
blind Gigs" In the city late Saturday
night. The raid was . complete sur
prise TO the ''piggers' and 1t IL o'clock
three places had been entered. The
police station was crammed to over
Moving and the patrol wagons were
kept bringing in the booze. In one
place ten men. most Of whom were
more or less under the influence Of
liQuor, and q girl were found, together
with several cases Of beer.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19
CONFECTIONERY sC0RCHED.
Fire Does $4,000 Damage to Clifford
orothers' store.

A fre In the confectionery store OF
Willis and Alex. Clifford at Jeffer-
son-ave. and the East Grand-blyd.. did
about $4,000 worth Of damage carry
Monday morning. A number OF Hat
dwellers. living above the store, were
driven from their rooms by the
smoke.
The clifford brothers estimate the
damage to their stock at $1,000. and
the damage 10 the building at $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

To show that the police mean bust
ness In their campaign against per-
sons who abuse dumb animals, Mon
day morning. they arrested no less q
person than John de Baptiste. John
was driving q decrepit beast across
Cadillac-sq., when Patrolman McKen-
xie got him. He 10 So years old
John, not the horse-and looks like
q section Of the Passion play. He
lives at No. 392 Warren-ave. east.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-19

Bssiness-Iike Printiag. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Ttnes Prsnt1ng Co. rs
John R--st- Main 1898 or City sass.
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DEATH ENDS coNvIcT's TERM

JACKSON, Mich. Sept. 19.-(Spe
cial michael Smith. from Bay coun-
ty, died ut the prison today. He was
here from three to Is years, for burg
larry.
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Would ReIeass sootIssssr.

Attorney John Loughnone, Of La
peer, petitioned the circuit court
Monday, for q writ OF habeas corpus
on behalf Of Ray Huntsenberger, OF
Lapeer, now q prisoner in the House
Of Correction. Huntsenberger was con-
victed OF Bookkeeping" In Lapser. q
dry county, and was fined s125 with
the option of six months in jail. Be-
ing unable to pay his fine. he was
sent to the House Of Correction.
Loughnone claims that the prisoner
should have been held In the county
fail until he had q chance to pay his
fine. The case will come up before
Judge Hosmer, Tuesday.
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eined sos Ear Abusfca ft,oes~

Fined $25 For Abusing Horse.
Jacob Lucito was fined SIS by JUS
tIce stein. Monday morning. for cruel
~ to a horse used by him on . ped
aling wagon
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
lonia's Convict Poet Wants
Fuss Made Over Him, Too

Dick Coffin. convict No. 5406 in the
lOnia reformatory, is no SLOUGH of a
poet either. The ewspaper-reading
public has met Collins verse not in
frequently his pen having been put
to song from time 10 time on topics
OF public interest. for the expression
of an inside" view, serious or other
wise.
The pardon of Convict John Carter
from the Minneapolis state prison has
now inspired Coffin, but he says this
isn't the poem that he is counting
upon 10 regain his own liberty. Here
is Coins latest;
MAKE FUSS OVER ME-"
Well thheyre Pardonins poets all ovsr
And its time ] was doing a soar:
For | want 10 get out with the rest OF
the bunch
And revel in freedom galore
SO III reel or a cute little juggling
OF rhythmic rhyme-Huly Gee,
Please tell me just when
III be leaving the pen
Hurry mp. make IA fuss over me.
on. I've secured my sky-piece for sew
For a scheme that would open the
gate.
Now the sullwater-steub poets
have shown
So I'll tear of poem with wandering
feet.
Send It out on a press agent spree.
Then pack up my dope
And be ready To slope
Hurry up. make fuss over me.
Sure It's me that can dish up the goods
I'm the line
OF poetry, meter and Tilt.
Already that pardon is floating along
In the buckets OF ink I have split,
] must have been quite overlooked In
But at last ! am due 10 go free:
For l II send out rhyme
Surest cure for time
Hurry up, make fuss over me.
When the governor passes the liberty
out.
I'll stand I'm tho very hrst rank.
For I'll cut my suspenders and dangle
straight up.
In soul-string stanzas OF blank
There's nothing much to 1t. in fact It's
Just something that Wings Ger the
Lea
And a far away home"
Oh there's brains 90 In my dome
Hurry up. make fuss over me.
I'm the genius that is--only one on the
That can do fredericksburg
This isn't the poem I'm going to write
That viii give me pass through the
wall
When the real thing OF wonder in rcd
fire dress
Appears-tyou viii all climb tree)-
IN be pardoned, ! think,
fOT sTfHETUB SUIT INK
Very we'll make q fuss over me
DICK COFFIN No. 5405.
Michigan Reformatory.
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From Another Point of View
be reheard.

hoping completely as he
OF nave
q
from the parlance be
Canada,
publicity
with opposition from Adrch
Johnson a saving WOOD, bu very
apparently disposed
The man who alleged 10 have shipped himself
! somehow. =
II the local Republicans willing pro
they should
position understand him
employed the
.Hay for their exploitation. - = - - -
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Famous Gems of Prose
DRESS TO THE SOLDIERS.
By Jacob M. Manning.

Soldiers from the army and navy.
once soldiers but now again citizens.
We hail YOU today as our benefactors
and deliverers. We welcome you
home from the fatigues of the march.
the Wearisome camp, and the awful
ecstasy OF battle. Through four ter
Tible years YOU have looked without
quailing on the CHASTITY Yisage DIV
You have patiently borne the heats OF
summer and the frosts OF winter. You
have cheerfully exchanged the de-
lights OF home for the hardships OF
the campaign or blockade Not only
the armed foe, but the wasting
malaria has lurked along your resist
less advance You know the agony
and the transport OF the deadly en-
counter. How many times. standing
each man at his post In the long line
OF cleaning sabres and bayonets.
every hand clenched and every eye
distended. You have caught the peal
of your leaders clarion. and sprung
through the iron storm To the EN-
brace of victory, But all that has
passed away The mangled forests
are putting on an unwonted verdure.
the fields once blackened by the fiery
breath OF war are now covered with
their softest bloom. and the vessels
OF commerce are riding on all the ma
tional waters
The carnage. the groans the cries
for succor, the fierce onset, and sui
len recoil. the thunders of the artil-
lery, and the missiles screaming like
demons In the air have given way TO
paeans. civic professions and songs Of
thanksgiving The flag OF your coun-
try SO often rent and torn I'm your
grasp. and which you have borne TO
triumph again and again over the
quaklng earth OF through the hurri
cane OF death in river and bay. rolls
out its peaceful folds above you,
every star blazing with the glory OF
your deeds. in token OF nations
gratitude. We come forth TO greet
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you-sires and matrons, young men
and maidens, children and those
bowed with age.1o own the vast debt
Whlch we can never pay, and 10 say.
from tuii hearts, we thank you-God
bless you,
but while We thus address you, YOU
are thinking OF the fallen. With q
soldiers generosity You wish they
could be here 10 share in the hard
earned welcome. Possibly they are
here from many grave In which you
laid them after the strife; pleased
with these festivities, and with the
return OF JOY TO the nation, but far
above any ability OF ours either To
bless or 10 injure. You may tarnish
your laurels, or an envious hand may
pluck them from you. But your fall
len comrades are exposed 10 no such
accident. They are doubly fortunate,
Tor the same event which crowned
them with honor has placed them be.
yond the possibility OF losing their
crown. Many of them died In the
darkest hours OF the republic: others
In the early dawn OF peace, while the
morning stars were singing together.
But victory and defeat make no DIFF
ference 10 them now. They have all
conquered In the final triumph Their
names Will thrill the coming ages. as
they are spoken by the tongues Of the
eloquent, and their deeds will forever
be chanted by the immortal minstrels
They We're together brave men who
repose In the public monuments. all
or whom alike. as being worthy of the
same honor. the country buried not
alone the successful or victorious.
and justly, FOR the duty of brave men
done by alil7-tAeif- fortune being SUCH
as God assigned TO each
by fairy hands their knell Is wrung.
BY forms unseen their dirge Is sung:
There Honor comes. n pilgrim gray.
To bless the turf that wraps their clay
And Freedom shall awhile repair.
To dwell weeping hermit there"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
EDITORIALS BY THE PEOPLE.
Another Jolt for "constan. Reader"

Another JOLT for Constant Reader"
To the Editor OF The Times
read I'm your issue OF April Is letter
from Constant Reader criticisine
YOU for publishing the statements OF
the sclentists that Halley's comet
would have no harmful effect upon
ms This letter. | think. needs word
of comment
constant Reader" states 1T does
her or him good 10 see an old repro
late who hasn't done anything but
liz and swindle all his life. rush down
~ the mourner's bench and beg for
tho saving OF his soul" Now how does
This action help make good the wrong
done bv these liars and swindlers, or
In what way Is man elevated morally?
So lone as you hold forth the easy
forms of forgiveness for these time
hardened sinners. so long crime WEI
nm amuck and courts will be kept
busy.
constant Reader would have the
rhurch membership Increased by hay
ing the truth suppressed and people
put back In dark ages as they were
when Grand Old Calico declared the
earth was round and was put i'm prison
and prosecuted until forced 10 recant.
and this. too by a religious crowd.
Now we hold In admiration those
noble scientists. thinkers and reforrl-
ers who have done so much TO raise
man to a higher plane intellectually
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Thomas Taggart.

Thomas Taggart.
Mr. BRYAN il TO he commended Tor
taking hand in the Indiana sena-
torial contest in opposition to Thomas
Taggart This is not a local question
The issue of Mr. Taggarts candidacy
is not confined TO Indiana Ii con
Germs every Democrat In the country
who has the welfare of his party al
heart. and every such Democrat may
properly express his opinion.
AS Mr. Bryan said in MS letter 10
Gov. Marshall the situat ton demands
"a ciean-cut platform and strong
candidate" Mr. Taggart is not a
strong candidate. He is a machine
politician allied with special privilege
he represents the same reactionary In
fluences In the Democratic party that
Republicans of Indiana. In a contest
between Mr. Taggart and Senator
5cveridge II is Beverage who woulc
be the better Democrat.
The World sincerely hopes that the
Indiana Democrats in their state con
vention will name candidate foI
United States Senator and that that
candidate will not be Thomas Tag
CART. He should be a man who Will
bring strength. not weakness, to the
ticket. and for whom Democrats in
every other part OF the country will
not have 10 apologize. This is nc
time for a step backward. The coun
try has it's eyes on the Democratic
party In every debatable state. wait
ing TO see IL il is fully restored "a
sense and sanity. TO see II IL is under
the leadership OF its best elements
to see II IT, is At to be intrusted with
new power The voters have already
shown that they are willing to follow
Democrats like Harmon, Gaynor. Foss
and Hayers These men are the kind
OF Democrats that require no explana
tion and they are the kind To- bring
20 the front The country L. dlssatis
fed with the Republican party under
the reactionary leadership of it's Aid
riches and its Cannons: but the coun.
try is not going 10 turn the Republi.
cans ont of office in order 10 sub
stitute a Democracy of the Ryan. Bel
mont Taggart Conners-M Murphy type.
In the election of 1908 the Indiana
Democrats cast 1885, 62 votes. and out
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

and morally. and we are forced ~
explain religion d.minishes just Ia
nroporticn as intelligence increases.
preach from the pulpit. Teach from
school room and insist In the nome
circle that there is no possible es-
cape from punishment for wrongdoing
and that Salvation is only obtained
by character IT, you would have the
morals Of this country improved and
the earth made a better abiding place
for man and other animals. This may
SAVIOR OF Buddhistle nayoring, out
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
Nhn Z (5~R.> e,4-
MISBRANDING OF A DRUG


WASHINGTON April 27rhe agricu
u has published bulletin telling Of the proceedings in the supreme
Radams Microbe Killer
seized and ana2ed l. the killer The
label all diseases
will
The
and that
blood poisoning
yellow
false that
court ordered
and fined the partners Of
whose possession the drug found. the
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
AS THE SHEARS GO THROUGH

OF these 33S .262 Democrats, a conven.
ton ought To find somebody who is
Infinitely better fitted than Tom Tag
CART 10 represent Indiana in the
United States senate y. Y World.
Praise is Pleasant
The Republican portion OF the Penn
sylvania congressional delegation l.
conceded 10 be the feeblest and most
suDservient OF any large state repre-
5, ntation i'm the nation. III there be
ans marked individual ability among
the present members. the dwarfing
cramping. choking. shriyeling system
OF the uarty machine has kept ii from
showing Philadelphia North
american.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
The Hand of Pinchot.

Even though he has been deposed.
the hand OF Pinchot still moves az.
fairs in the national forest reserves.
The proclamation signed by President
Taft Saturday. making 100000 acres
Of forest deserves available for home.
stead entry, WAS one OF the last things
planned hy Pinchot before he went
Boston Globe
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
AFFIRMATIVE
BY Mrs Oliver H. P. Belmont,
president Political Equality Association

o. suffrage which
dtgDihed of II we
wordoof argument prnc
Should oyor 100 reasonswhy men should
to
the which women does not also ana
would be safe unless he had voice In the gov
them
In
TO
by
sefrespect
the general public
NJ = (XX
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
Take il From Me.

The Frenchman now knows his duty
TO w.rk. u fight and 10 have plenty
Of children To the man up tree Il
looks as Il the man who complies with
the last requirement will perforce
have 10 fulfil the other twu.-New
York American
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
II Was a Grand Chance
For Taft to Set Himself
Alright, But.-As Usual, But!
He Has Robbed New York Of a
Splendid Governor To Give the
Country Supreme Judge
With Corporation
Leanings.

tesnnss against the Standard Oil
company and the tobacco
That there was
generally admitted
appointment Hughes regarded therefore
standpoint knowledge Tas that the of the
selected by himself.
The public may its conclusions
CLOSE PERSONAL FRIEND
OF JOHN ROCKEFELLER and Mr. Rockefeller slightly interested
in Standard company, recall
Upon Brewer Tafs position of
lincoln back the COS the country hanging much
his selection of Brewers it did upon Lincoln his
crusade the evils besetng and threatening his people
In editorial that notice it cited that if there
support President Lincoln his time there should be
the support like principles and for like incentive the
/ part Of President Taft at this time.
Few, however, could have prayed
By nature by training established by
governor although of lofty
cOmmendae backbone and fight
ing spirit Hughes committed to the
poaions and will be CORPORATION JUDGE
By familiar with the public record
and Hughes would understood meaning that
consideration his convictions could influence him
in the discharge of this high duty
will preudd judge and a danger
Judge very he indicated by his
Albany and his beliefs and that his corporation
before the side which the
people his unbiased consideration
support this of Hughes have his candidacy for the
nomination for the presidency of the United States point to- in which
candidacy he supported by the corporations
bill by the New York
legislature during the helping hand the
tions when he a second time for the governorshp
of fact his of the office the
hand corporation president point substaniation of the
that Hughes people been handed another setback
their aims purposes against domination of capital
President opportunity tide of public
tment against him. and his favor
grand chance for him to quiet for once and all the cry that
he s president of the privileged.
For all against keeping company with
Adrich and Cannon regular Washington could
brought up the the appointment Of for
selection would have done
more toward inspiring PEOPLES WANING CONFIDENCE.
appointment Hughes what find the president to
have donei
To pleased corporations particularly Standard Oil
pany and the tobacco nightly.
undying and gratitude New
FORKS crooks and gamblers
To have removed possibility oppose
And have forgotten and disappointed the people of his
country completely as he did with his tariff bill
The congratulations all for the and the system
Our sympathy is all for Taft
Poor Taft
again capacity pondeous laundering by
\ putting the right in the wrong place.
,ns dc BY the police and BY The Times has failed
the Woodward warenave
81 s 5fSss H. . 1 n
the auto was down the ene at moderate and sane rate OF
sion The Times ADVISED would aV n varnSd
WOOD wo%d be living today The owners vehicles that are ON streets
after dark should would seem welcome such city law " W 's
=
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

what does that matter IL II only pro.
duces the required results. better
even that the chuches become empty
than have our ideals reach any lower
level. IL is a bargain counter that
We can't afford to miss IL we can ex.
change empty churches for intellec.
tual advancement.
Yours in the interest of progression
and better race,
+. c. JEWELL,
Gregory, Micn.
April %, 1910.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

The census man called early and
delayed me-" is the very latest excuse
for the man who is late at the office
these fine mornings.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
NEWEST UNDER THE SUN:

MY wife has self-hookng silk Dress
That's novelty
Il should say You cross between a silk
a hookworu.'
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

Cards were first invented In 1890,
for the amusement OF Charles vi.
king OF France.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

Mother: I'm afraid Gwendoline is
setting her heart on young Penniless.
Father: Then tell her that we want
her to marry him.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

The first OF May is now the great
labor day i'm Europe
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

To test the safety OF the church
steeple. a country preacher climbed
II with a scaling ladder. But he
bored his flock with Boosting OF II.
when ! reached the top and saw
the huge golden weathercock gleam-
ing in the sun. what do you think
did," he asked.
You cheated the cock out OF its
job of growing" said an old farmer.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

Halleys comet Is really quite passe.
according TO astronomers. They say
that il is disintegrating, and in future
ages will dwindle TO a mere wisp.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

"Grumblers, remember this: We
can't have a rainbow ill after II
rains"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

The cost OF amusement is increas-
ing, too On account OF the contin-
ued stretching of the price OF rubber.
the price of tennis balls has bounced
up % per cent higher than last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

str" said the trembling young
man. Il wrote to YOU yesterday about
your daughter.
You sent the bill for her gown"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

President Taft has appointed
Charles E. Hughes. governor OF New
York. to the seat on the bench of he
United States supreme court made
vacant by the death of Justice
Brewer.
Owing further to the demise OF
Justice Brewer the cases of the gov
eminent against the Standard Oil
company and the tobacco trust must
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
X Was, Was III

The New York Press speaks OF the
defeat of George Washington ACridgc
as splendid Republican victory. The
outlook is that the grand old party will
suffer good many splendid victories
Of that kind between now and the
time the persimmons and paw paws
ripen and the pOssum wakes fat
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
Shocking.

An earthquake at Atlantic City, II
II were little later in the season II
might be suspected that the beach
VI as shuddering at some Of the things
Is Philadelphia North American