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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

figure ever came and went m the v.,.,1N.y.
had been at once their foe and frirrr1 U
last evil smelling smoke issued from y. y
pied motor and hoarsc sounds provoLSs ~
canny responses from the primal roct. y I;
since the birth Of the world had tbis i ~
given forth such outcrics. To Ann's A.: 20
pcred fancy they were as the voices ~
clean spirits, the hcnds. the wi,cb.' 2
vampires in which this strange peoole I. {
slav had thought 70 rule sill had 'SH't
What would be the quality Of Their "a. "a
the men who believed such things, :
stalked a hornd spcctcr iu The now ,b;,.
mist The air was clearing rapidlv 3
what espionage from beneath rnigb, d.
not soon be exposed,
Then Rodoslav threw down his 81.
gloves, and she ran ~ him.
"You're done We can g0,7
ayes, he said. T. Has the nag,.
The stupid Swiss bad oreroiled h s
armature was drenchcd wth ol n
thought Of a device that might MAKE
mishaps impossible. mg- talk r -
with an expert. Something may come,,. ,
She brcathcd more freely tDr h.s eve-'r
response. Work had restored bis vi y.
mand. He could think o. other ,hing
the supreme disappointment He vas.
beginning 70 adjust himself 10 his sh.,
fortunes.
"We1l start as soon a. 't. sun q,,,
told her. "That W.ii bring back +
dusk. OF course ! sha.rf 'rg % ms,s /,
castle; but the landing ! ..e in n,-i
near it. Youll find ], only @ sho- y.
Tell the others whatesl- Gems bee ,
doesn't matter now. II y.a .an man.
quietly, send me the SW, That's al.
ccpt my gratitude. Somehow. canf :
that into words. It's real ,aough, ny {
very real"
Ann choked back O i ~Dont-s
don't let your future be merely Paris an3s
boulevards!" she petition.
ill not, " he promi,e. hat was..
Of pain. believe can teot use someTi-
I'm not an idler at heart .ou know
time, perhaps
He stopped and pecrel into The ve..
heaven. Looping from 81. 10 side IL
reconnaissance, Il VINCE PC bore ,oss
them through the twilgl-
ISit vulture:" asked Ann nd thous.
Saccarello. What symbol more f-.
could pass athwart their -,
Rodoslav let fall an ejaculation. -I,ss
other acceptance
"Another!" She stared if he had
a hippogriff. But it does ao. look liz
aeroplane. she insisted I've neye :
one like II.
"Yes, you have" Roio-.-r replied p
a curious note in his voice. You zEs
like it at Rheims, and I u !. TOO. h,
longed 70 Oliver Page. That's Pagu
Hes searching for you.
Ann, curious girl. iel- ..- strength
out Of her. 1T can't be. she -ried. -yr,,
mistaken 2
40, I'm not mistaken | saw hs-
chine al Rheims before .e -l0k !, apa-
had another glimpse II !. IT,. Bresc4
was somewhere near the .e. ,ha,s,z
They've sent him 70 look .- you. I,Lr
things. his coming this way |, IL
things more difficult for E.r
Don't think Of me no".
81 must" he said. an took counsel r
himself q moment. watching .he aer0p.a
sure advance Then. rour Ing On her Z
back up the cliff" he dir .i peremp,r
Signal him with your s.a-- Go nov
But i
Quick" he charged. 900 while yogz
III make il clear ~ You 81 a moment
your happiness I'm th,rsry a. GoIl
you. Signal as if your .'. ..pcnded q
She obeyed. and BE- ....ri 20 busy
The evening world., 1911-05-19
.0NE DEAD, SIX HURT
IN WRECK OF AUTO
ON CREST Of HILL
Bay State Riders Hurled to
Road When Tire Bursts and
Car Turns Turtle.

woBURN, Mass. May Bone man
II dead, two are in "A critical condition
and four others are suffering from SER
icus injuries at the choate Memorial
Hospital here to-day as a result OF an
automobile accident on the brow OF
Cutters I'M. In Winchester. about mid.
night.
Andrew 4. Warren " Boston Is the
man who lost his lifs and the .wo who
are believed TO be fatally Injured are
Martin simpson Of Winthrop and Pat
rick McGary Of boston. The sther In
Jurc1 persons are W. !. shea. joan
Linehan or Cambridge. James Buchanan
of Revere and Bert clancy OF Woburn.
The men left Boston last night for a
Pleasure ride. When on tho BROW Of
Cutters Ilill. a mile n a half north
OF Winchester. one OF the front tires
on tho automobile blew out and the
car turned turtle, hurting the occupants
10 the road.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
Sl16,5OO PAID F02 PICTURE.
Portrait by i;ncburp Hrinps R-cord
Price Ia IondSn

LONDON. May IP.-Tno~c was excited
bidding at Christic's to-day for Rae
burns portrait Of Mrs. Robertson Will
hanson. which eventually brought;
SIZE. 500, easily q record FOR a Raoburn.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
DR.. EDWIN 6. khILL
TAKEN BY Death
Prominent Detroit Physician Victim
of Paralysis-Member Of Harper
Hospital Staff.

Dr. Edwin q. Knill, one OF the city s
best-known physicians, died, Friday
morning. in the family home, No. o.
Winder-st., from paralysis.
Dr. 'Knill was stricken week ago
and for several days past had been
unconscious. About two years ago he
suffered from blood.poisoning, con
tracted in his practice, and was quite
seriously ILL., At that time he had a
slight stroke of paralysis, which de.
prived him of speech for "a hours OF
so, but he gradually recovered from
that and recently had seemed in fair.
ly good health.
Dr. Knill, who was 50 years old
was a native of Markham, Ont, and
came TO Detroit 81 years ago. lie is
survived by his wife, son Edwin and
daughter, Miss Florence. DIR. Knill
was a member of the general stan OF
Harper hospital and of the Providence
hospital, OF the Wayne County Medi.
cal association, the Phi Ro Sigma fra.
ternity and the Fellowcraft club,
Funeral services will be held, Monday
morning in IS. Peter and Pauls ca
thedral, of which the doctor was a
member. sees 1855 A
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
CHILD GR0UN0 TO
] DEATH UNDER
CAR WHEELS
Seven Year.0l Marie Hood Instantly
Killed at Beaubien-St. and Horton
Ave. While On Way Home
From School.
Two Little Companions Witness Ac-
cident-Car Was Travelling at Ter
rife Speed, Say Eyewitness.

Struck down by a Fourteenth-st.
car, while on her way home TO din
ner from the Palmer school, seven
year-old Marie Hood, No. 81 Milwau-
kee-aye. east, was instantly killed
shortly before noon, Friday. With
two little boys, the child started to
cross the street car tracks at Beau
bien-st and Horton-ave. She be-
came confused and ran directly in
the path of car bound north. II
was in charge OF Motorman Edward
Goodspeed, and Conductor George
Torrey, The top of her had was cut
of and death was instantaneous.
Eye-witnesses say that the car was
going at terrific speed. They say the
little girl became confused and ran
right in front OF the car. Her two
little companions remained back and
saw their playmate killed before their
eyes.
Marie had been living with her
grandmother, Mrs Milton Hood. her
father and mother being separated
The father lives in Poughkeepsie and
the mother in Jackson.
Coroner Rothacher was summoned
He learned that the car had been 20
ing at high rate OF speed and be
summoned a jury and will hold N
inquest II was necessary TO jack-uI
the car to remove the child's manglec
frame. The body was taken to the
county morgue.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
Con Is Shot In Duel.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 10.-Policeman
Thomas Tighe, 20, was shot and IA
tally wounded today in a revolver
duel with two men who sought to
force him to free friend whom Tighe
had placed under arrest While on
his way to a patrol box with pris-
oner named Bradshaw, whom he had
Just arrested. Tighe was overtaken by
two men who pointed pistols at him
and ordered him to free Bradshaw.
Instead. Tighe drew his revolver and
the men began firing, the first shot
striking Tighe in the left side and In
fiicting fatal wound. As Tighe lay
on the sidewalk he emptied his gun
at his assailants but without result.
All three OF the men escaped.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
THREE MORE IMPLICATED.
Windsor Police Make Additional Ar
rests in Car Robbery Case.

Three more Windsor members OF
the Canadian Pacific car ferry On.
tario have been implicated in the rob-
bing OF freight cars on the boat as II
crossed between Detroit and Windsor.
The latest trio are Alexander Myers,
No. 20 McKay-aye.; Edward Taylor,
deckhand. boarding on Sandw1ch-st
vest, and a boy, whose name is be-
ing suppressed by the police. Myers
walked into the Windsor police sta
ton, Thursday. on learning that he
was wanted. lie told of his connec-
ton with the case and then asked
permission to return to his home 20
procure some goods taken from cars.
plunder Is also said TO have been re.
covered through the arrest OF TAYLOR.
Myers was released. Thursday night
on his personal recognizance i'm the
sam of 500, and the boy was let 20
without bail. All the others are be,
ing held. They pleaded not guilty
when arraigned, Thursday afternoon
md will have their hearing next Mon
Jay. The charge may be piracy, the
most serious that could be laid IN
the case.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
TossYs ARE HONORED.
Whole Ninth Ward Turns Out To
Greet Alderman and Bride.

Practically the entire Ninth ward.
il seemed, turned out TO extend con-
eratulations to Aid. Louis T.. Tossy
and his bride, who was Mrs. Mary
Eta Mears, in Schiller hall. Thurs
day night. The crowd started com
ing at 8 O'Clock, and when the bride
and groom arrived at 3 o'clock. the
Dig ball was almost packed. For two
hours the couple received and all the
old friends of Mr. and Mrs. Tossy In
sisted on kissing the bride. formal.
ity to which the latter graciously sub
mitted with the alderman consent.
Although the festivities continued IN
I'll the small hours. the supply of eat
ables and drinkables was not nearly
exhausted. The citizens of the Ninth
ward, through John MacKay, pre-
scented the couple with a handsome
silver loving cup. The common coun-
Gil and city officials gave a leather
couch and easy chair, Aid. John Harp
fer making the presentation. The
marriage ceremony was performed in
st. Joachim's church, Thursday morn
ing.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
COURT COULD GIVE MAN LIFE
SENTENCE, BUT PAROLES HIM
Judge MandeII Lenient With Anthony
Pozonski Convicted Of Abusing
YOUNG Girl.

Anthony Pozonski. recently found
guilty in Judge Mandells court oil
abusing a girl under 10 years OF age
and which, in the discretion OF the
judge, is punishable by life imprison
ment, was paroled, Fricay morning.
Judge Mandell in taking this action
referred to Pozonski's previous good
record and the fact that the girl max
ing the charge against him had been
maynard for some time. He told
Pozonsky that he must return to his
wife and two children. get job and
care for them properly.
II warn you now, Pozonski," said
the Judge, sternly, that IL ever hear
any complaints against you, will
have you brought into court at once
and impose upon you very heavy
sentence"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
POLL LEGISLATURE
ON INITIATIVE
Conference in lansing Decides To
Get Sentiment of Legislature
On Needed Reform.
(From a staff Corresponds nt.)

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 1U.-Prepar-
atoms for an active campaign for the
initiative and referendum in more
ample form, as well as the recall sys-
tenn and the four-year term for the
states chief executive, were made at
all enthusiastic meeting In the gov
ernor's parlors in the state capitol
last night
Among the speakers at the meeting
we're James Il. Helme OF Adrian, pub
Usher of the Michigan Patron and
prominent in grange work; Speaker
LSker, Senator Watkins, and several
others who have been active in steps
10 put the reins of government more
fully in the hands of the people. w
Frank Knox, chairman of the state
Republican committee, presided al
the meeting, and among those present
we're several Democrats.
The speeches were informal.
Speaker Baker suggested that the
quickest and most tangible way oil
getting results would be TO take
poll OF the house and senate TO see
how many members would stand for
the four matters suggested. namely,
the initiative, the referendum, the re-
call, and the four-year term for gov
srnor. Bakers suggestion was adopt
ed and he was told of TO take the poll
VA the house, and Senator Watkins
10 take the senate poll.
IL was decided in general fashion
that il would not be expedient TO ask
for the recall Former Senator Helme
ru. it up to the gathering that they
would run a grave chance OF getting
nothing at all IL they tried to get the
recall as well as the initiative and
referendum.
1T isn't that / am not In favor OIL
the recall" said Helme. Il am, but
I am one of those kind Of reformers
who like better to get two-thirds OF a
leaf rather than. to lose the whole
thing"
That Helme was right in his de
clsion that il would be inexpedient TO
seek the recall was shown by the talk
OF Senator Kingman who was one oil
those invited to be present. kingman
is no great friend of the Initiative, is
not stuck at all on the referendum
and is decidedly ''agin" the recall.
II think the state has got all the
Initiative IL needs in the present con
stitution." said he. "As to the refer
endum | am not in favor OF 1t gem
orally speaking, and as to the recall
I consider IL a vicious proposition
which do not believe Michigan
wants
Senator Barnaby OF Kent also ex-
pressed himself as being against the
recall, though in favor OF the initia-
tive and the referendum.
II was decided to try and get Sena-
tpr Jonathan Bourne, OF Oregon, mere
later in the session, after IL has been
found how much force will be needed
10 put these reforms desired through
the legislature. Bourne is the head
~ the National Progressive Repub-
lican league. and is one OF the great
est agitators for the initiative and
referendum in the country.
The meeting was in session but
short time. Another meeting Will be
Eeld soon. and plans for campaign
of education in the district OF those
members who do not see the need OF
these reforms will be LAID.
SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
HELD UP BY WRECK.
Young Women Finally Reach Ann Ar
Dor After Tedious Wait.


ANN ARBoR. Feb. 1e.--If your best
young lady. whom you had invited
TO the Junior hop. failed to put in her
appearance. would you rave and tear
YOUR hair?
About 20 peevish rah-rahs did SO
when the eastbound Michigan Central
train. with carload Of fair ones
bound for the hop. was delayed six
hours by a freight train running on
the track. The girls had been riding
all day and were within sight OF the
lights OF Ann Arbor. when they were
held up. They actually shed tears and
uttered little feminine inyectives at
the railroad that kept them from their
admirers. Their mothers and chap
Iones endeavored TO sooth them but
they were inconsolable.
Meanwhile the 20 students paced
the floor of the Ann Arbor station and
vowed vengeance on all connected
with the railroad. None OF them dared
10 leave the station lest the train
should pass them and their guests
should not find them waiting at the
station. So they waited and waited
ana their wrath Increased with every
wait. -----
Finally the train pulled slowly into
tn , station, and the weary and sleepy
girls stepped of. Instantly all WAS
joyous. The students and girls forgot
the wrecked fiat car and the delay
They hurried TO their carriages,
thought OF nothing but the pleasures
OF the hop. while the worn-out OFF,
Gals gave lectures on their opinion
of the college student.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
DEFIEs RAILROADS.
Cow Osborn Discusses Their Threats
To Tie Up Schools.
fFrom : staff Correspondent.

81 LANSING, Mich. Feb. l0.--(Spe.
.clal.) The details of Gov osborn's
talk to the railway representatives be-
fore the state tax commission yester-
. day, show Il to have been one of the
hottest sessions ever held. Gov. os-
born said the state was ready and
ANXIOUS TO fight the railroads on their
published threat TO tie up the schools
by refusing to pay taxes and throw.
ing things into the courts for years.
IT dare you TO do it, said the gov
.ernor. The railway representatives
bcdged and said they had not had any
such Intentions and would be fair. r
"If that is so,7 said Osborn, ryou
.mixhtf give up the d.. @. II. & NJ.
charter. You are hiding behind that
|uAs governor, I'm i'm favor Of taxing
f 1our other properties high enough To
make up for what the state lost by
hat special charter"
Tho governor said he did not think
<1e threats were all newspaper talk.
SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
wIfe Got Tho TOP Advice.

my wife wanted me to take our
boy 10 the doctor to cure an ugly
oil" writes ID. Frankel OF Stroud
Okla. Il said put Bucklen's Arnica
Salye on It. She did so, and II cured
the bell in a short time F" Quicke 81
ncller of Burns. Scalds. Cuts, Corns
Truises, Sprains. Sweliings. Bert
File cure on earth. Try IL. Only 35c
at Z. c. Kinsel, Gray & Wooster. Cen.
trail Drug Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
viii Return indictments Soon.

DANvILLB, Ill, Feb. 10.--When
States Attorney Lehman appeared al
the court house today, where the
grand jury is investigating the slleg
ed traffic in votes in vermilion coun'
ty, his arms were loaded with indict
nents which had been written and
we're ready TO be voted upon. Strict
secrecy is being observed, not even
the states attorney being allowed tc
enter the Jury room.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
SHIPS MAY DOCK AT MoNTAUR
Railroad Buys More Land That Can
Be Used for Purpose.

NEW YORK, Feb. IU.-A cOntract
for the purchase of 160 acres OF water
front on Fort Pond Bay, on the north
side OF Montauk Point, has been sign
ed by President Ralph Peters, OF the
Long Island railroad. The company
already held so acres OF the water
front land at that point.
The additional holdings are to be
used for terminal and docking facil'
tiles in case Il becomes necessary for
the big ocean liners now building to
land at Montauk instead OF New
York. Mr.. Peters believes the large
passenger steamships will be forced
ultimately to land at Montauk.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
BAKER NAMES COMMITTEES.
Speaker Of House Gives Out Person
mel of Normal Boards.
fFrom a staff correspon dent

FROM StdH SorTcsponocnt')
LANSING, Mich. Feb. 10.-(Spe-
cial. )-Speaker Baker today appointed
these committees for four normal
schools, instead of one normal school
committee, as formerly.
Central Michigan Normal-Messrs.
Yeo. Dusenberry, Milliken, Clark, and
Cummins.
Northern State Normal-Woodruff
Symonds, Knight, Burnham, and Hol-
land.
State Normal College-Rankin,
Leonard, Brown, Oppenborn, and
Ward.
Western State Normal-Ashley. Ew-
ing. Glasner, Henry, Morrison, Raud-
abaugh.
Reciprocity resolution was taken
from table and made special order
for Feb. %. Legislature adjourned
till Tuesday. SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
No Appetite

Il took Hoods Sarsapariila when
was a. very sick woman. mad no appe-
title whatever. and could not sleep more
than three hours q night was per-
suaded by a friend to try g. took two
battles of Il. and II greatly benefited
me. gave me a good appetite and
sound sleep" Mrs John Edens, 2220
w. Third ST. Davenport. Iowa.
Hoods SarsapariIla restores the APP
peJite and makes sleep sound and re-
freshing by building up the whole sys-
TEN. IL purlies the blood. strengthens
the nerves. aids and perfects digestion.
Get IL today In usual liquid form or
ehccolated tablets called ssr-atab-.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
Il DEAD, S MISSING
IN mine HORROR
Two Rescuers Among Victims OF Dis
-astrous Explosion Near
Trinidad, Col.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Feb. 1o.-Eleven
are known to be dead and six others
are missing. as the result OF the ex
plosion in the Cokedale mine OF the
Carbon Coal & Coke Co., according to
statements by. mine officials at noon
today. Two of the dead are rescuers
Asst. Supt. A. E. Sutton and Robert
Meek, clerk. who were overcome by
black damp while working In the tun
mel endeavoring to reach the en-
tombed men. They were brought to
the surface and died within few
minutes.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
KNOX EXPLAINS MISTAKE.
Invitations Were Not Sent to Grange
Men Because OF Oversight.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 1U.-C. 5.
Bartlett, Pontiac. organizer OF the
legislative committee of the State
Grande and Rep. Thomas McNaugh'
ton. member of the executive com
mittee Of the grange, claimed they
were sighted in the invitations to
the referendum meeting in the gov
errors Office last night.
They declared IL was a conspiracy
but IL was later explained by Chair
man Knox, that IL was merely an
oversight and the matter was ad.
iusted.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
Mexican General Shot.

HUACHUA, Mexico. Feb. 10.--Gen.
Torres. Mexican federal commander
OF the department of Sonora. was shot
in the neck by one of his own troop
ers and dangerously wounded during
an engagement with the insurrectos
80 miles south OF the international
border. according to a courier who
arrived here today. The courier says
the engagement took place near
Tonichi. Torres. in a serious condi-
ton. was hurried from the field.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
Noted plaonostician Dead.

SUMslIT. n. j., Feb. 10.-Dr. Ed
ward G.. Janeway. probably the best
known diagnostician in this country,
died at his home here today, aged 20.
DIR. Janeway was noted for his phil
anthropy and has been active In all
OF the movements to stamp out the
white plague" I'm this country.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
APPLIES FOR MANoAmus.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 1O.-ISpe.
eiaLD THE Patrons Mutual Fire In
surance Co. through its attorneys,
have appealed 20 the supreme court
for a mandamus to compel the attor.
ney-general to approve OF the revised
articles Of association as recently
amended and revised at their annual
meeting. In accordance with their
declaration OF principles i'm the grange.
of which this company Is part they
have provided In the revised articles
for an arbitration OF al differences
that may arise over losses.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
NOT MURDER SUSPECT.
Msn Arrested In Camden, NJ. j., Isn't
Leonardo Gerace.

The police are satisfied that the
man arrested in Camden, n. j., across
from Philadelphia, as a Detroit muir.
der suspect, is not the person wanted
here, and Capt. Mcdonnell so in.
formed the Camden police by tele.
graph, Friday.
The Camden police thought they
had captured Leonardo Gerace, want.
"a here In connection with the Kellar
murder over a year ago. Examina.
ton OF pictures forwarded from Cam.
den. shows the man arrested is not
Gerace. -s'~
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

DUBLIN, Feb. 10.--On the grounds
of the Intimidation and bribery OF
|Eo{ofs. Richard Hazlcton. a Redmond.
~ today lost his seat in parliament
<rom the North Iouth division, which
~ Won at the last election from Tim
|n<hx Healy. the O'Brien candidate.
Io<IS had previously held the seat
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
PHONE MEN KILL PROPOSAL.
indie pendent Companies Declare
Against Merger With Trust.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-The National
OF the Independent Tele-
phone companies today. unanimously
a resolution declaring them
selves against any consolidation with
the Morgan-Bell interests.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
TUMBLEs FROM BUILDING.
Frank Campbell Seriously Injured as
Result Of Fall.

Frank Campbell, 4S years old. No.
2s3 Harper-ave.. fell from the roof OF
the Holy Redeemer church hall. now
i'm course of construction at Junction
and Dix-aves, Friday morning. He
was heriously injured. One OF the
auto patrols took him to Solvay Gen.
eral hospital.
Mr.. Campbell is one OF the contract
ors working on the new building.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
cuts WORKING Hours Of Mall cIrks.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.--A cut in
the working time of the railway mail
clerks from SIP TO 81 hours per
day, is reported to have been ordered
today by the postoffice department,
following a conference between Off
cials and representatives OF the clerks.
II is suggested that the concession
as TO hours. will be used in an effort
to compromise the general complaints.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

Potatoes should OF course be served
Immediately when done. bat when, for
some reasons, delay is unavoidable,
as soon as done, drain them carefully
and shake the pan over the fire, until
they are both dry and mealy Then
stun a clean towel loosely into the
top OF the pan and keep In warm
place This cloth will absorb all the
steam, SO preventing sogginess.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

tons now obtaining are shown by the
map OF 1910. I'm il 40 counties are
in the dry" list.
Van Buren, county, which led the
way for the other 30 counties now
dry" has been on the water wagon
for 20 years. The ''wets" have tried
time and again TO throw the county
of It's dry seat. but each time IT APP
pears to get firmer grip.