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The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
SAY MAN WHO POSES AS
MMMH is "A. H. WHITE
200 Western Railroad Men De-
clare Man of Mystery Worked
With Them as Brakeman.

NILES. Mich. Oct. 25.-Two men
who claim they worked with him
when he was a brakeman on the Rock
Island railroad are sure that the man
who says he is George A. Kimmel is
really A. II. White. alias Turkey"
White. They are Bruce L. Cosner,
of Enid. Okla. conductor. and John
W. Burt.
They were to have had an inter
view with "Kimmel," but the inter
view fell down because the two men
would not agree to answer thief ollow-
ing questions. submitted TO them In
writing by Edward OBrien. attorney
for the Life Insurance company:
Who are you? Where do YOU live?
Is this party George A. Kimmel? II
not. who do you claim he is? When
did you last see the party and what
was his business? Whene did he
} live? Was he married or single? How
intimately was your acquaintance
with him"
l.. r. Wood. OF Niles has been the
local adviser of the two Oklahomims
since their arrival in town and he
advised them not 10 answer O'Brien's
questions. They were willing TO have
the interview. however. and Mr.. Wood
and the two strangers were on hand
at the appointed place OF meeting
promptly at p. m. and they waited
for two hours for Attorney O'Brien
and the alleged kimmel TO appear.
O'Brien explained that he did not
wish the questions answered before
the interview. but at it's conclusion,
after the men had had ample oppor-
tunity 10 see and talk to "Kimmel.
He refused on behalf OF Kimmel to
consent TO the interview on any other
terms on the ground that he had a
right 10 know who these men are and
who they think the alleged kimmel
is. II not Kimmel
The Oklahoma men. il is well un-
kderstood. were sent TO Niles by Fred
ID. Bacon of ST Louis, Xho Is attor-
Iney for Mrs Bonslett. The former
claim 10 have known Kimmel we'll in
Arkansas City. Burt thinks the al
legged Kimmel is man named Al
White. who In the COS was a brake
man on a branch Of the Rock Island
road running from Colwell Kan, TO
ito Chfckasha. Okla. White was after
wards a conductor and lost his left
thumb in a railroad accident.
The left thumb OF the Niles man
of mystery has been cut of at the
first Joint. The latter claims he lost
III his thumb as the result of a knife
thrust when he was attacked on the
streets in st. Louis in 1898.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON, oct. 25-The demand for
WOOL has deepened on nearby lines and
grades. with good buying In small lots
and values holding fairly steady. Ter
ritory stock is in more demand chan
nearby heeces and heavy transfers
have been made recently in Montana
and wyoming staple. Ohio heeces run
TO !. blood and unwashed delaine. while
q he demand for a. Michigan stlil con-
ttnues Pulled wool is moving stead
lily. but the foreign product is dull.
me leading domestic quotations range
as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces. De-
la'ae washed, soc. Xxx. Csc: fine unmer-
charitable. % a 23c; = blood Iombing.
20 X Il &c; a blood :ombing. 2ieI24la G;
u blood combing. 24c; delaine UNIV ash
Ell. 25c: fine unwashed 2lc. Michigan.
Wisconsin New York heeces--l'ine un-
wsgheo. lSm20c: delaine unwashcd. %
M24c; y blood unwashed. 24h n csc
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri :
blood. 24c; u blood. 23M23Iac
Secured basis. Texas-Fine TO 5
months, 46G4sc; fine IL months, 53af
soc; fine fall 43m45c California
Northern, lsd soc; middle counties. as
q &c. southern, 40 ii 46c; fall free. 40
G42c Oregon-Eastern No. l staple.
IS 9 E6c; eastern clothing soc: valley
No. !, 46m47c. Territory-Fine staple.
81 a 5sc; fine medium staple. So n SIC:
fine clothing. 50G52c. fine medium
clothing. AZ a 4sc; Il blood combing. %
q 55c: a blood combing. asa 47c; u
blood combing. 45m &c Pulled-Ex-
ira, 50G5lc; fine A, 4s95oc; supers.
10 a 46c.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
PROMINENT WOMAN'S
DEATH BATTLES POLICE
Continued from Page one.

moved and probably Will be sent to
TIE laboratory at Harvard, for an
analysis so that ia chemists may
ascertain exactly how much cyanide
she took and OF what grade IL was.
Ho wthe girl could have disposed
OF the bottle or paper which con-
tanned the cyanide Of potassium is
question that has completely baffled
the police, and they admit today IL
Is point In their claim OF evidence
against DR. Richeson that is materI-
ally weak
The police had hoped to find a vial
O. paper in the girls bathrobe. and
60 establish that such a bottle or pa
per had been ia the possessio OF DR..
Richeson. In this way the police
hoped 10 establish positively that
Richeson was the girls murderer.
In that. however, they were foiled.
The police are, therefore, advancing
Il new theory, and that Is that the
poison was given 10 Miss Linnell In
q gelatine capsule. They say the
person who gave Miss Linnell the
SfHg could easily have emptied
puinine capsule. re-filled IL with pow
dered cyanide, and given IL TO the
girl. This. they say, would explain
the absence OF a bottle or paper and
may eyeI account far the mysterious
lensth of time IL took the cyanide to
hklll the girl. Cyanide is instantane-
ously fatal, but the police say 1t may
have taken the capsule some time 10
dissolve after she swallowed II.
District Attorney Pellitier an
Inounced today that he had engaged
-four medical experts to assist Exam
liner Leary in the second autopsy and
in the various medical phases OF the
case.
In municipal court today. Philip X.
Dunbar. of counsel for the defense,
demanded that the defense be permit
ted to have Witnesses present at the
second autopsy today. II evidence Is
submitted from any further examina-
ton held without such witness, the
defense will protest against It's ad-
instability, Dunbar declared.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
INTERIOR OFFICIAL WHO
MADE CHARGE QUITS JOB

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Secretary
OF the Interior Fisher today Issued
the following statement:
Since my return to Washington,
several statements attributed TO w.
E Johnson have appeared in the daily
press which contain serious allega-
tons against First Assistant Secre-
tary Samuel Adams and Assistant
Commissioner F. H. Abbott of the In
dian Office.
Johnson preferred to resign from
the service rather than meet certain
definite charges against him. Appar-
emily he entirely failed TO realize
that a government officer in pursuit
of crime must be careful that his own
conduct is not open to serious criti-
cism.
IF his discretion had been at all
equal to his zeal he would have been
continued In the service. Unfortun-
ately this was not the case"
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
PRODUCE.

The market as a whole was very
steady one this morning. The most
important item OF news was decidedly
fitmer feeling in poultry. The light
receipts of the past few days has en-
abled the dressers 10 reduce stocks
somewhat etHd-tAeN Vera again In the
market for spring chickens This fact.
and little Improvement In the quality
OF receipts was responsible for an ad-
vance OF cent or more in springs,
but hens were In less demand and
failed TO follow Crauberriestw ere a
little higher as were some grades or
hides, but the market as a whole was
very steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
MARKETS AND FINANCE
LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. y, Y, oct 25--Cat-
tie Receipts, Z cars market, slow
rs. good prime. 1890 40 l.i00-lb
steers s7T7.s5: good prime, i, 200 TO
i aCO-lb steers. s6.50M 7.a5. best Lice
TO .2Oa-lb shipping steers. hOW6;
No steers. s5G55O. light butcher
steers S4SO05: best fat cows, "a sS q
s. fair 10 good do. $3.50 u i.lo; coiamon
10 medium do. s2.50aS; trimmers. 81 20
Q2bO best fat heifers. $s.25M ,. 20.
good Tat heifers sA5Oa5: fair To- good
do. s4I45O: stock heiters. S5. % ~ 20 .
best feeding steers, dehorned, sigoW
common feeding steers. dehornsd SStO
Q3TS. stockers. all gra les. 50 30 u S.75 /,
prime export bulls. S5T525' best
butcher bulls, Sl25NiI5 bologna
bulls. S3.25M3,T5, stock bulls, $3.50
3.7s; stock, bulls. s3qsiS: best milk
ers and sPringers. sSo@ 60 common 20
mcss Receipts. 80 cars. market
lower heavy. s6.50H6.60; workers. 50 ~
a. So pigs. S5s0m5.s0
sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 20 cars;
yeariings. s4G45o wethers, $500
s.s5 ives. ssasSe; top lambs sslon
TOP veals: ssQg.5O; fair TO good
S7GS.TS heavy. S4m5.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO, y Y, Oct "a
Cattle, Receipts, 200 head market.
7.e5 butcher grades. S3QG.s5, Calves:
Receipts, 200 head market. active and
steady Gull 20 choice. $3.50 9 20
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 4.400 head
market, slow ana steady. choice
lambs. s625a6.35: Gull TO fair. S469n
s, yearlings. s4q425 sheep, 81 b0g
SIS. Hogs Receipts. i.2So Lead;
market slow. 10o lower; workers. $50
Q665. pigs. So. mixed, S6.T9; heavy
Sc so roughs $550a5.S5. stays, $50
$50
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. oct. 2I-Hogs: Re-
ceipIs, lOc lower. mediums and mixed,
SCI q $50. workers.. s6.45a65O: pigs
and lights. s5s0@6 Cattle. Receipts.
cars. steady. Sheep and lambs: Re-
ceipts. l. cars: Sc tops. Calves, Re-
ceipts, 100: 1915 top
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
Reporters Crowded From
First Seats by Converts

II wasn't the predicament OF
Zaccheus, who couldn't see
!. Jesus "for the press" and was
forced to climb sycamore
tree, that was repeated at the
close of Fred B. Smiths fervid
appeal to men in the Light
. Guard armory, Tuesday night.
~ II was the press that had to
climb tree or do something
else equally desperate to get
out. OF the way of the scores
{, OF men, mostly young fellows.
who came to the front of the
( Farmory as a token that they
were ready to take a stand for
the faith that makes men kind
ly affectioned one to the other,
In honor preferring one an
other.
The reporters simply had to
Il take their table and go to
make standing-room for the
army of new converts to the
doctrine OF The Other Man"
4 There wasn't any soft appeal,
any milk and water OF the word
4 that impelled these young men
4 TO go forward Answering the
question. Am | my brothers
keeper the doughty, square
tawed gospeler on the platform
! told the polite tipplers, the
well-dressed gamblers at races,
ball games and stock ex.
changes, the trifiers with the
virtue of women, just where
they stand in the sight OF God
and man as the sneaking, con.
i temptible betrayer OF their own
4 sons or associates and the
J, sources of malign influences
N that go on forever.
Mr.. Smith said he had no
y use for mushy. death-bed sen.
4 timent for the towards who
K lead vile lives, drag down 9TH
ers end gamble on the chance
OF salvation at the last. why
: cant they be true sports and
4 play the game out to the end?".
i he asked,
After treating impressively
npon the responsibility OF be
" ing the keeper OF our brother,
:, he addressed himself powerful.
to the other meaning OF
keeper" and went after sa.
loon keepers gambling house
4 keepers. But the real keeper
9 OF the haunts of sin. the speak.
s. er said. was the chap who
boasts that he can take it or
leave II alone, the little tinhorn
snrfbier VINO begins toy
ing with petty games OF chance,
The betrayer OF innocence. who
builds np the horrible white
alavc traffic, the statistics OF
& which are too horrible for pub.
llcationI-
& IF ! had my way said the
speaker. II would put an cleo.
uric Sign with letters 20 feet
high over every saloon In the
country. reading. This Is the
cato OF hell. Come in and get
yonr tickets!"
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25

Hay. Active and firm. prime. 81 80,
No 3. slO5di.lO; clover. si9i.20
Dressed poultry; Inactive. turkeys.
lOG 2tc; chickens, iOG csc; fowls. TO
Firmer. geese. i3cs ducks. l5c. fowls.
l2@13hc. turkeys. l5c; roosters. so C.
spring chickens. l2ql3he Cheese;
l1ull. state milk, common 10 specials.
l2Gif 4hc: skins. common 20 specials.
5A12hc. full skins. 3H3c.
Butter: Firmer receipts. 1852;
creamery extra. 3Ois dSlc: state dairy
tubs 81 q soc. Eggs: Quiet aad nrin;
receipts l2.023: nearby white tancy, 81
a Sec nearby mixed fancy. 24H 30c,
frrsn hrSIs. ~ Vic.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
Hospital Opposes Park Project.

The committee on ways and means,
of the common council, Tuesday noon,
heard the protests of the trustees OF
Grace hospital against converting the
property in the rear of the hospital
into a park. They represented that
the hospital will need land for extern
sions in the future, and wanted the
property left in such shape that II
could be acquired without a lot OF
red tape in case the city were will
ing to sell ResidenV OF the neigh
borhood were inclined to favor the
park project.x The committee took
the matter under advlsement.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
insane. Would Collect From Taft.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 25.-
because he declared that President
Taft and Theodore Roosevelt had Dor.
rowed large sums OF money from him
which they refused TO pay back.
Julius 3. Bergeren, 50, told his
friends yesterday that he was going
to see the president when he came
through Minneapolis and enforce col
lection OF the alleged bills. His
friends notified the police and Der
geron was committed TO the state
hospital at Rochester. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT. Oct 25.-Up Lily. 1l;2o
s m i. uesuay Sch Zones anu S S
Moore. 4;45. Noble. $50: Corrigan, Z:
Cort and consort 7:10: Meacham, 7:45.
Down: Mt. Clemens. 1920 a. m. Tues
day; Sahara, 11:40. Iroquois noon; Ar
lington. 1920 p. m. c. Hubbard. 1:1O;
NJ. c. Elphicke. $40; Chicago. W. J.
Carter. 1880. Seneca. $50: Alaska, 3;
Mccullough. ais; wickwire. Jr.. 3;
Matoa. $40: Edward Smith and con-
sorts, Sis: Bope, $50: Omega, Aver
son. Fox Dickson. 100
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct %
Up Nelson. Nasmyth, Sierra, 1880
D. m. Tuesday; Impoco, Fairbairn
Maia. Van Hise. 1880; d. r. Hanna, 8
Duluth. $50
Down: Robbins. .. m. Tuesday
Slnaloa, 2:3o; Leonard. 4: Amaranth. 8
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25

.Judre Donovun's court, Tuesday
Snupe testimony was introduced In
afternoon, in the Injunction proceed :
inRs brought by the residents OF
North Woodw asd-av to restrain the
HerreschofT Motor Co. from erecting
n factory at Woodward and Belmont :
yves The defendants claimed the
factory would not disturb the neigh-
IorEood as autos would merely b.
assembled there The hearing VIII
lie resumed on Oct. p.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a Co. Oct. %: Irreguarity
marked early trading in the New York
stock market with swings both ways
frequent within narrow limits. Har-
vester held an initial gain of " point
and the pronounced feature was Read
ing which advanced a point and a
quarter on active short covering. TINS
gain was shaded, however before the
end OF the first hour and the list be-
came dull with prices barely steady