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The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT IS
EXPECTED TO ATTRACT 10000
Grand Parade VIII Take Place az Hol-
land On Wednesday-Many
NotabIes to Be There.

HOLLAND, Mich. June 20.-Hol-
land is prepared for the big assem-
blaeo this week of veterans of toe
civil war. II Is expected no less than
10000 persons will visit the city dur
ing the three days OF the camp. Wed
nesday will be the big day, with tie
governor, two United States senator's,
several congressman and several can
didates for governor present. Be-
sides. on this day will be the parade
with naval reserves. troop OF cavalry
and other military and civil organiza-
tons In inc
To provide for its share OF the en-
tertainment. the Woman's Relief
Corps has arranged for a childreI's
camp fire to be the feature OF Tues
day evening. This Is a unique feature
aud the big event of 1t will be tho
presentation to the high school OF n
beautiful flag by the Woman's Relief
Corps.
Among the notable figures in the c.
A. r. will be ex-Gov. Van SAINT, Of
Minnesota. commander-in-chief OF the
national G.. A. r. Gov. Van SAINT will
be in Holland only on Tuesday He
will speak at Centennial park. Tuesday
, afternoon and leave late in the after
noon for the east. where he must at
tend other camps.
General Joseph NJ. Greenfield, OF
Flushing. commander of the depart
ment of Michigan, will also be present
with his stan
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
CAN'T AGREE ON
ALASKA CASE
Members of Committee Appointed To
Investigate Affairs Submit
Conflicting Reports.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Confiict-
ing formal reports were submitted To
the senate judiciary committee today
by the subcommittee appointed TO IN
yestigate affairs In Alaska The mem
bers of the subcommittee are Nelson
(Rep.. Mimi, Borah (Rep., Idaho)
and Overman (Dem., N. CO. They
" ere unable to agree. so each OF them
made statement to the general COM
mittee today of his views.
An issue for a fight was presented
by President Taft when he sent to the
senate the nomination OF John Rust
gard to be district attorney, and II. l..
Faulkner. TO be United States marshal
in Alaska. District Attorney J. j.
boyce and Marshal ID. A. Sutherland,
who had been relieved by the presi-
dent, at once demanded an invesuga'
ton. They charged that their re
moval was a part Of the plan OF the
Morgan Guggenhelm syndicate to con
troll Alaska. Trey claimed that be-
cause they prosecuted gun man
employed by the Guggenheims, who,
had shot two men IN contest over
a railroad grade, their official fate had
been sealed.
They alleged that the whole affair
was prot TO make the Guggenheims
dictators- Of Alaska and that II had
the approval OF Gov. w. f Clark, cY.
Gov w b. Hoggatt and National
Committeeman Shaclleford.
Afidayits were tiled in An effort 70
show that unless n check was applied
Alaska would soon be simply Gug
eenheim province. They would OWL
the choicest OF its treasures. IL was
alleged, and would control not only
the administrative government, but
the courts.
Strong denials OF the charges were
entered by Clark, Hosgatt and
Shackleford Contradictions In INC
testimony had a varying effect on the
members of the committee. Nelson
favored a report recommending the
confirmation Of Rustgard and Faux
ner. Borah and Overman were op.
posed to confirmation, but did not full,
agree in their views AS result OF
the disagreement each member OF tho
Subcommittee told the judiciary com
mittee plainly OF his opinion OF wha;
the senate should do.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
WRIGHT BROTHERS HAVE NEW
WAY OF MEASURING ALTITUDE

uring the altitude of the aeroplane
driven by Walter s. Brookins in his
record-breaking flight at the big avia
ton meet in this city. AS the machine
was climbing toward the 1000 feet
line when the measurement was TAX
en-. two yardsticks, end TO end, were
required to get the distance. Orville
Wright is seen in the picture at the
right
The device is exclusively Wright
instrument The calculations by which
the altitude is determined are based
on the precise spread of the wings OF
a Wright biplane. The little piece OF
tin bearing the prongs is slid along
the stick TILL to the eye sighting along
the stick. the prongs seem just to
embrace the planes OF the distant aero
plane The length of the planes and
the number OF inches from the eye TO
the prongs being known. a brief cal
culation is all that Is required to es-
tablish the altitude with remarkable
accuracy.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

INDIANAPOLIS. June 1s.-The
Wright brothers have a novel and in
genious method of determining the al
titude of Wright biplane. The In
strument is as simple as it is ingen-
ious, consisting OF a little bit of tin
with little projecting spikes or prongs
and a common yardstick, such as de-
partment stores give away as adver-
tisements The tin Is bent about the
yardstick so that 1t slips easily from
end 70 end.
The photograph shows Wilbur
Wright using this instrument in meas
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
CzAR'S OFFICIALS RAID
HOMES IN FINLAND
Shameful Methods Are Used TO Ter
rorize People-Newspapers Gripped
and Personal Right Ignored.

HELSINGFORS. Finlend. June 90.
Under the bill Just passed by the
Russian duma, practically depriving
Finland of its liberties, the Cars Of
ficials have already begun the tighten
ing of the screws upon the subject
country. The raiding Of private resi-
dences has become as common as In
the days of the hated Governor-Gen-
eral Bobrikoff Dozens of such visits
are made by the police daily. personal
correspondence is ransacked, houses
turned upside down and many arrests
have been made. The newspapers are
gagged and a reorganization OF the
public schools is in progress TO in
sure the teaching only of doctrines
acceptable to the St Petersburg
bureaucracy.
Agents provacateur are busy every
where and other spies are so numer-
Gus that IL Is unsafe TO speak freely
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
PENS TWO COPIES OF BIBLE.
Reproduces Every Word Of Scriptures
In English and Norwegian.

ALPENA. Mich. June 2O-The Rev.
Lorenz G. Johnson, pastor of the Nor
wegian church here. has written o.
l79 manuscript pages. each IA &xsk
inches. written closely and without
sign OF blot. They constitute the
Norwegian and English copies of the
Holy Bible.
The Norwegian manuscript OF 1.147
pages was completed between March
"a, 1908 and January 20, 1909. The
English manuscript OF 1892 pages
was completed between March IL.
1909 and June l. 1910.
The writing materials used In the
work consisted OF two large bottles Of
ink and just two gross OF pen points.
Mr. Johnson was ordained to the
ministry July 20, 1886, and has been
a minister for "a years. He has been
pastor OF the Alpena church for IL
years. He will be So years of age
Aug. 8, next.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
.ALARM|sT SEES
WAR WITH JAPAN
English Naval Expert Believes United
States and Mikado's Country
Are Sure To Clash.

LONDON, Juno 20.-Gerard Feinnes,
the English naval expert, is-trying his
best to convince Americans that II
will probably not be long before they
Will have to fight japan.
There are a hundred indications,
lie says in an article just published In
the London Graphic. which show that
collision between Japan and the
United States Is approaching The
Americans live in a FOOLS paradise IN
this matter.
THE Japanese are full OF contempt
for America. They have a profound
disbelief in the war-worthiness OF the
American navy and an acute realizn
ton that the strategical situation il
overwhelmingly in their favor.
1T is claimed that the Japanese are
too poor to fight. When Will people
realize the fact which all history
teaches-that IT is the poor nations
which fight. Japan Is rich enough &c
afford war because, directly or indi
rectly, she will make war pay for It
self Japan will fight very much for
the same reason that prompted Bis
marck to fight France. The war will
be for the consolidation OF the yellow
peoples. The Chinese despise sorce
but readily yield to the fear OF II
Japan has beaten the most aggressive
OF the white powers already; victori
Gus over another she will appear te
her huge neighbor invincible. The
United States offers at once the mos
practicable and the surest prey.
Europe is not going to lift a finger
| imagine, when war breaks out be
tween Japan and the United States. t.
save the latter the islands OF which
they deprived Spain. Europe has
Monroe doctrine Of its own and II In
Guides the determination to let the
United States stew in her own juice.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
so MEN DISMISSED.

FLINT, Mich. June 20.-Fifty en-
ployes were discharged by the Buick
plant, Saturday afternoon. and 1t Is
rumored that another fifty probably
will receive the same treatment. It
Is asserted by the men that the sole
reason for their discharge was be-
cause they quit work ten minutes be-
fore the whistle blew IN order to have
time TO wash. The Buick officers con.
tend that 1t is destructive to discipline
to have a crew OF men quitting earlier
than the other employees, and they say
that all men must work from whistle
to whistle.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
NINE LIVES SNUFFED OUT
BY DROWNING IN OHIO
Buckeye state Contributes Large
Number Of Fataiities--Accl dents
Occur In Various Sections.

CLEVELAND, O., June 20.-Nine Is
the total number OF persons reported
today as drowned In Sunday outing
accidents in Ohio Clyde \. Groet-
ringer. 90. fell from canoe into
Shaker Lake near this city. Benjamin
Shriner. sank from capsi1ed row
boat while fishing near Vermillion.
Thomas Warner, Jr., years old was
drowned while swimming IN the canal
at Kenmore. Charles Bcltz, ~, OF
Akron, was drowned in the Little
Cuyahoga river while bathing George
Trumbull. 10, died OF heart failure
while swimming at Ashtabula Ar
thur Johnson, 81, OF Mingo Junction,
was seized with cramps while swim
ming and sank instantly. julius Ben
saert, 20, was overcome with cramps
while swimming at Findlay. Merrill,
IA, and Ralph. IL, sons of William
Wank, were drowned while bathing H.
Beaver creek near East Liverpool.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
BROWNS IN RIVER.

HOLLAND, Mich. June 20.-While
attempting to swim across the river
near the Waverly bridge last night,
John Been, aged II years, was drown
ed. His companion. John Fransber-
gen, took the lead and when he reach
ed the opposite bank he looked back.
but failed to locate Been. He immedi-
ately swan back but found no trace
OF his companion.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
NEWSPAPER CHANGES HANDS.

LANSING, Mich. June 20.-An-
nouncement will be made In the
Lansing Journal this afternoon OF
changes in the editorial and business
management OF that paper. Robert @.
Shields has disposed OF his interest in
the paper and will be succeeded by {.
K. Garner as business manager. Will
chaddock, for several years city edl.
tor OF the Lansing Republican, will
have charge OF the editorial depart
ment. succeeding w. T. Burdick.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
LAD IS DROWNED.
Grand Rapids Boy Goes Swimming In
River and Sinks In Hole.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 90
Tony Simanavryea, seven years old,
was drowned while swimming In
Grand river last night. In company
with a number OF other boys, Tony
went to the Grand Trunk railroad
bridge shortly after supper.
Being unable to swim we'll he sunk
In a deep hole and disappeared from
view. AS he re-appeared on the sur
face he called loudly for help and q
number OF companions Jumped into
the river to save him. They were un-
able TO reach him before he sank
again. The body has not been recov.
cred.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE.
Two Men Flee From House That II
Destroyed by Fire.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. June 90
Especial. Fire destroyed the home
of r. Schomberger, prominent deal
er in hides and wool. at 2 o'clock this
morning. Schomberger and hired
man. Jake Bremen, barely escaping
death in tue flames.
Reefy Stratton, a De!ghbo;, saw the
fames He had difficulty in awaken
ing the Inen, throwing them rope
To ascend from the second story.
Schomberger believes robbers set fire
to the house. as 1t was robbed Satur-
day night
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
FIRE EATS UP $4,000.
Dry Goods store in Charlotte 10 Dam
AGED by Flames and Water.

CHARLOTTE. Mich, June 20.-Firo
this morning in the Satovsky dry
goods store did damage of about $10,-
900. The building owned by Albert
Murray is damaged 10 the extent OF
$4,000 dollars. Elmer N. Peters law
ONCE was damaged 10 the extent OF
$500 and the shoe store OF E. c. Har-
mon and clothing store OF Brown
Bros. were badly damaged by smoke
and water.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
MAY DIE FROM HEAT.

SAGINAW. Mich. June 20:-The In
tense heat yesterday caused BENJAMIN
Robinson. IS years of age, TO suffer a
dizzy spell while standing on lard.
ing OF an outside stairway at the cor
ner Of Water and Tuscola-sts. tie
fell over the banister striking his
head on the cement walk 10 feet be
low. His head was badly cut and when
picked up he was unconscious. he
was removed 90 81 Mary's hospital
in tho patrol wagon. His condition
is serious
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
TEN DIE IN SHIPWRECK.
Steamer la Rochelle. Of 6ayonne
NJ. j.. Sinks In Irish Sea.

LIVERPOOL. June 20.-Ten mem
bers OF the crew of the steamer La
Rochelle from Bayonne, n. j.. were
drowned in the Irish Sea today when
their steamer was sent to the bottom
in a collision with the steamer Yews
from Harrington TO Port Abbot. La
Rochelle is big iron tramp freighter
and was cut almost in two when the
vessels came together, sinking so rap
idly that her engine room forces had
no chance to escape. The others
jumped into the sea and were picked
up by the Yews and are being brought
here.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
SAVES DROWNING BOY.

FLINT. Mich. June 20.-Charles
Bassett. IA years old. played the hero
In near-drowning episode at Thread
Lake. when he jumped into the water
and saved the life OF Freddie Stewart,
nine years old. The younger boy was
playing on a springboard when he fell
into the lake. which is quite deep at
that point. Bassett saw that the boy
was drowning, and he leaped into the
water in time TO drag him out OF
danger
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
WON'T TAKE NOMINATION.
Tart Urges Secretary OF State e
Withdraw From Race.

PITTSBURG. June 20.-Secretary OF
State P.. g. Knox, who had been IN.
dorsed by many county delegations to
the Republican state convention as
candidate for governor, has withdrawn
his name from the list of possibilities.
Messages were received yesterday
from the secretary stating that he
feels constrained to withdraw by the
presidents insistence that he remain
In the cabinet.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
SWALLOWS ACID; DIES.
Niles Man Was Arrested For Passing
Forged Check.

NILES, Mich. June 20.-William
Poorman, aged As. committed suicide
Saturday night at the city jail. lie
was arrested by Sheriff Reede, oil
Dowagiac. for passing forged check
at South Bend. Ind. He admitted ais
guilt and told the officers he would
rather die than face the charge. A
search was made Of his clothing, bC,
an ounce bottle of carbolic acid was
overlooked. and Poorman swallowed
its poisonous contents.
Chief Bunker. OF South Bend, tele
phoned that he would come after
Poorman, but when the night Officers
went to get him. Poorman's body was
found In a sitting position In his eel
bunk. He had been dead for sewers
hours
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
REWA CONVICTED
Jury Finds Him Guilty OF Second
Degree Murder.

Charles REEVE. the ice man. who
shot and killed his paramour. Mrs.
Emma Sielke, on the morning OF May
A. was found guilty OF murder In the
second degree. in Judge Phelaps
court,s late- Saturday afternoon. and
was remanded for. sentence .Rewa.
fellow workman of the woman's hus-
band. had broken up their home. and
taken the woman TO live with him on
Orleans-st., near Sherman-st
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

Miss May Bateman, novelist and
war correspondent, is the manager OF
Londons only womans bank All the
officers are women.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
women success wInn.r.

Marjorie Gculds wedding cake was
designed not by caterer. but by a
professional young woman sculptor OF
standing
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

on political topics. The Russian Of
ficers in the country are sleeping now
in barracks, instead of in their quar-
ferS.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-20

The crown princess of Montenegro
has mastered the japanese wrestlins
art She is also an expert needle
woman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-11
.BURRO AND HORSES
IN Tug Of WAR
AMIA5LE LITTLE ASS GETS
TANGLED IN RElNs or HEAVY
DRAFT TEAM.

Bscking-off tendencies on the
part of a burro, coupled with an en-
tanglement between a team Of
horses attached TO one Of Bill VOLTS
scavenger wagons, resulted in 2
ten minute mix up yesterday after
noon by the Copper Queen Plaza
that blocked traffic and which Off
GERS had TO separate.
One OF the scayenger wagons came
from up toward Main street and
onto Railroad avenue. II ran into
bunch of pack mules and one OF
the iron hooks on the latter caught
the lines of the team of horses,
which were hanging loose. The
horses took fright, and started to
rear and plunge. The mule started
to do the Back up Duffy" stunt and
the lines were drawn taut. Then il
was merry struggle between
horses and mule TO see which could
pull the other back with him on the
same tactics. They see-sawed all
over the street, the other mules in
the string took refuge in the Sub
way, scores OF people crowded about
and the officers had TO go in, grab
the lines and hold all three animals
before they could be separated
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-11
THIRD CONCERT Of
Y. VI. CA. ON MAY IS
RARE TREAT Is PROMISED ALL
WHO ATTEND THE EVENT AT
oRPHEUM.

The third number of the Concert
course under the auspices of The
Young womens Christian Assoeia-
ton win be given May is, at the
Orpheum.
The Ha-old-Gon Co. has been
broken up by the serious illness Of
member of Miss COTS family and
after mucr effort the bureau in Los
Angeles that has furnished the tai
ent has secured the famous quartet
the New York Stroilers," vocal a1d
instrumental for the third number
The association has given this
course at very great expense and
now for this third number would ask
IAN people who have enjoyed it thus
far and that are interested. to help
boost. so that the association may
make it a success financially. It is
not a money scheme. all that is hop
ed is that the association may come
.ous esen on it. Good music for small
money has been the aim and the
Z association is glad that the expert
ment has been made Let all help
so that another year there may be
even larger number OF supporters.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-11
F|REMEh ARE AFTER
TERRITORIAL RACE
MEET AT CITY HALL LAST
NIGHT TO DISCUSS PLANS
FOR FOURTH.

Members OF specially appointed
committees representing the volun-
teer fire departments OF Warren,
Lowell and Bisbee met at the city
hall last night to discuss plans for
the big hose race to be held during
the Fourth of July celebration.
Every fireman in the district is
pulling to bring the territorial hose
race here instead of taking it TO
Phoenix. OF course. the cup won
by the boys last year has to be
raced for at the Phoenix fair, but
that isn't all the contests they pull
off. The Fourth of July committee
wants the race here and has Of
fered to donate a substantial prize
or a loving cup. maybe both, and
the volunteers, being in receipt OF
word from various departments
throughout Arizona that they would
like TO race here, are pulling for it
with might and main.
Details for the race were dis
cussed, but before any formal action
was taken it was deemed wise that
the committee meet the Fourth of
July committee at a meeting to
be held next Tuesday night at the
city hall There details will be
threshed out and ultimately decided.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-11
RED MEN MAKE FINE
DISPLAY IN WINDOW
REALISTIC SCENES ADVERTISE
BIG PICNIC AT LEWIS SPRINGS
NEXT SUNDAY.

Those who passed along Main st,
last night were greeted to a novel
and interesting sight, as well as one
OF the most unique advertisements
seen in Bisbee in some time.
In the window OF the J. B. Angus
grocery was arranged an Indian tepee.
TIE lights were Of q reddish glow.
TO admit Of the scene being more
weird and picturesque. ald about the
tepee were camp utensils such as
the Red Men OF early DAYS used: in
Iuding ollas, the three sticks driven
into the earth from which was sus-
PENDED a rude kettle and various
implements of war; scalping knives,
was-clubs and tomahawks.
Seated cross-legged, and apparent
lv in conversation was an Indian
buck with all panoply Of war-paint
ard feathers. and his squaw. with
raven locks dropped after the fash
! ion OF indian women. The buck was
smoking a long pipe of elaborate de
sign and the squaw was enjoying a
I cigarette.
F. Upon a close inspection, however
ron would find that the buck was
" hite man and the squaw also mem
Der OF the male sex The buck had
moustaehe that Instantly gave him
away as being somewhat Of a Ike
ness to Dan B. Seed while the squa"
was Bill Martin whose wife, tine
ard time again. would come to the
window. stare at and then laugh at
( him
Both men are enthusiastic workers
n Cochise Tribe No Z. Improved
( Order Of Red Men. who viii hold their
annual picnic at Lewis Springs nexi
sunday. It's expected a big crowd
not members of the order viii &C
company them. and for the beneil
OF those who so far had not heard
about il tais display was arranged
a sign n the window told # all and
read;