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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
LAWYER ORDERED TO ANSWER
Counsel for President of Mount Vernon
Bank Had Evaded Questions.

Henry c. Henderson. lawyer. OF No 4
PARK Row, was brought up before Judge
Holt yesterday. in the United States Cir
cult Court. on q presentment or the grand
fury. 70 adjudge him IN contempt because
Of his refusal TO answer ques ions concern
ing the Mount Vernon National Bank, Mr..
Henderson IS counsel for Herbert T. Jen-
nings. president Of the hank, who was re-
Gently indicted for interpolation Of It's
funds.
Ihe duestions Nj. Henderson refused 10
answer were what securities were put Up
Tor notes discounted by the bank for viii h
he had obt ined signatUl IS. one for $3.50
made By joseph A. Starrett an attendant
In the Jefferson Market ? Ice court, and
others amounting 10 $3.50 which were
signed by VI. r. Killeen, a S5-a-week Once
boy employed by Mr.. Henderson. Judge
Eolt ordered the lawyer 10 answer these
questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16

I sold for the Folsom Realty Company Nos. $40
and si2 East ls0th street two hve story nat
houses each on plot 4ox11o feet, between
Nyse and Daily avenues.
BRYANT Observation-Disclosures Bryan
have sold TO the city plot OF sixteen lots on
Bryant avenue, extending through TO Nyse
avenue, 115 feet south of l13d street. on the
site, which measures 200X20O feet. public
school Will be erected. which will be one OF
| the largcsl and most costly IN tho city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HARRINGTON AVE, 525 Z, Of Cornell ave.
25xl00; Frank Berchtold loans Anna Vogei
$4,000
WISE AVE W g. 1874 Il n OF Boston RI, 50x
$780, Manhattan Mortgage CO loans Jacob Cohen
Construction Co s40,0 900.
MOHEGAN AVE, " cor OF 18th ST, 1870
x34; Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Schorn co
$4,000.
KINGsBRIDGE TERRACE. " = 10 Il Of
230th 81 10 9xll9 10x irreg; Excelsior Mortgage
co loans Edmondson Construction Co SO, coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA
1911 1910. eU.
>.. - lila 3aS 3aS
lat week In Dec. s51.21l $1,000 Si.G1
Is',,, f-rsc 0s3 es7 1.o50.s45 icsi,7
INTERccEANIc OF MEXICO.
u.., ~ rsc xt39o7I sl6i $40 SEQ ~
~; Insc z 36344l 345T,324 3.tTToss
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
1st week in Dec. sl,2eJ,3 ss - "a 5ss loss2
July i-Dec. 4. 25,9o9,737 70 lS3'os1 = ESQ
TWIN CITY LINES.
,s, u.et in Dec sif7g3i sl4eoS4 si3is4o
Ian. i-Dec. 4. 720i.ss2 6954492 64iseis
DETROIT UNITED. Is.asI
4th week in Nov S23s. 264 s206.9ol si+a.2B
Ian Nov. 30. e29a.153 s.5275lO Ti4as5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name end address OF lenders s'toruey.)
DECEMBER IL
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY. " cor 1ils' - 80 l1x90
Nov % 1907. Conrad II ara Lena Gross ~ al
20 DRY Dock savings Bank $4,000. sttor-
ney. 81 Tichenor. IS Park Ro".
BROADWAY. % " cor iiOth -. ee.ilNH1.
Nov 90 1901: same 20 same. $4,000. atto~-
ney. same as above.
BARROW ST 20 o5Xpo. June q. 1909
Martha Elizabeth MrKeoWn 10 Harlem saw
ings Bsnk. $4,000, attorney Clinch. 81
Park Row
DIVISION ST. 100 and los (Alien st %
n e cor Allen e. runs I00lX FIX 20
point 81 Il from cor Allen 81 s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
ESQ. Iis So sfa7 s21- 225

November imports and exports, reported
by the Bureau Of Statistics. Department OF
Commerce and Labor. show IN each case
q slight decline compared with November.
1910. the imports being Sl26,l4G.1Sl, against
Slc9, so last year. and the exports S20l
SOS. 42S. against s26,62O.377 I'm the correspond
iEg month of last year. The excess OF eX-
PORTS over imports Is $75,46l5is, against 49,,
81, $40 I'm November of last year. IF the
total imports s57 093,504 entered free of duty
and $50. 053. 271 were dutiatle. The share Of
the Imports entering free Of duty being $50
per cent.
For the eleven months ended November,
lIl. the imports Were M,392, 5j05l7, against
81 426.l9i277 I'm the corresponding months OF
last year. and exports SLS676o54l4 against
s 1881. 256 22l in the eleven months of last
Year. The excess of exports over imports
was si75.o5i@o7, against S2li O6l, s44 in the
corresponding months or the preceding
YEAR. Of tho total imports, the share en-
terne free of duty In the eleven months OF
l9ll is 5l3 per cent, against 49, per cent In
the corresponding months OF 1919 and Is )
per cent In the corresponding months OF
1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
ALTERATIONS.
TIE BRONX

BRONX BOULEVARD. " s. 70 4. Z C % SJi ~
| a,ot n stv frame dwlg, 2Ox2S; Cathe,,,,u9
| Witsoke- on premises, owner: Charles : 49, ~
| C,arrr 90f1 1iInville ave. arch.tect, coet 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
NovEMHER's FOREIGN TRADE

The Bureau OF Sta tistics, Department Of
Commerce and Labor, reports the principle
domestic exports for November and for the
eleven months ended November 20 as tol-
Iatt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
ZEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

WILL TR tDE . FIVE STORY lNPRut ~ ~
properties Tor a free and clear cotiags "a
ong Branch Or Far Rockawav call GoLp'
PEpC. 1890 IeNiugton ave. CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

y p WOOD. ". n. DOLSON CO. y. +. COR.
Broadway aud S0th St, offers for sale sn
eight story fireproot apartment house Joy ~
i0Oll: all modern convcniences; >GlS"''
,..o.t rarn 81 90 quo AZ ) ner cert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-16
NEW JERSEY.
LONG ISLAND.

Az ASTOUNDING OFFER.
r raise ready cash must sacrlcs several
\ Z { lots overlooking the water tor eny
500 each. title guaranteed. For fYll. osuais
idress D. Box 90. Tribune Once.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Korn. rs: Anna Poumassc-
Iynska. IS.
Alexander Baroli. IS; Angelina Col
ombo. 20.
Charles a. Binder. Sc. Cleveland. O.;
Charles Davis. az. Detroit: Nellie
Henson, 2a, -BaldwiArCaH. -
Otto Betz. 2s: Rose Ladroot. 20.
Alexander wiewiorkowiky. Is; Mary
Louis wittenberg. "a. Toledo; Fanny
Nuremberg. 70, same.
Thad- 8. Dickinson. 20. Sc. Joseph.
Mo-; Ethel Wood, "a, Highland, Kans.
George A. Vaikman. %: Edna O.
Thomas H. Pardo. IS: Albertine
Reaume rs,
Clarence z. Day. rs: Ella Downey. "a.
George II. Woodwork. AZ; minnie
George e. Mason. IS; Mable r.. Aar-
ris. 81.
John J. DooIey. 80; Lucy =. verney.
Jacob wycysarek, 81. Hamtramck;
Maggy Byainaka, 10. same.
Stiff Kata. %: Annie Krawczyk. 81.
Joseph Chyba, 20; Amelia Zawacka.
Emil simon. 81; Ruth st. Clair. Is.
Albert p. Twork. rs. Dearborn; Mil
dred III. Nollar. 81, same.
Andrew Tizbyrck. 81; Rosa Klinsk.
Frank Sumeraczki. %; Clara Strzem-
ejka. IL
walter Fl. Bliss. "a: Marian Homo, 10.
Albert Il. Petit. 81; Edna M. Kipp.
Frank steinhagen. %; Anna Josaobs.
a.
James Stong. "a; Mary Journeaux. 20.
Rene A. Veen. 2S Irene ID. Barba, Is.
Kaiser Donoagala. 22, Hamtramck;
Rosalia Slauka, "a. same.
Oscar w. Heeter. rs. Dayton. o.;
Healy Freeman. 81; Margaret Kern.
Robert Phillips, 80. weliand. Can.
Rosa NJ. Aulph, 90 same.
Thomss K Lynch, Al, New Aork:
Louise Ffnningsdorf, 33. Detroit.
Frederick w. Reinas. rs; Martha
Wheeler. 20.
rem, 81.
Edward ]. ziesmer, 81. Ecorse; Mar
tina III. Gath. 10. Sanilao.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
SAYS HUBBY HAS
ANOTHER WIFE
Had Threatened To Kill Present
Spouse To Make Room for No. l,
Court Il Told.

Mrs. Michael Michoialka made
some startling charges against her
husband in police court. Thursday
morning. Michael was arrested In the
family home, No. 3 Addison-st., charg-
ed with beating HIS spouse.
In dramatic recital. the woman
declared he had wife in the old
country and that he had repeatedly
told her he was going to kill her and
their baby, so he would be at liberty
to bring to America the wife who
lives abroad.
In his defense, Michael said that
his wife's sister Is staying In their
home and Is the cause of much OF the
family differences. He works nights,
he says, and when he arrives home In
the mornings, he frequently finds the
tables laden, with beer bottle-empty
ones-and other evidences of de-
bauch. Michael declares his sister-in-
law is a trifie too fast to travel In his
company.
Police Justice Jeffries agreed their
is much to be said on both sides and
suspended sentence on the warning
parties.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
SUES FOR MONEY
LOST IN GAMBLING
Clayton clizbe Tries To Recover $50
From John c.. Hirsack, But Court
Dismisses Action.

Details of a series OF gambling
games that lasted for three days, were
told In Justice DeGaw's court, Thurs
day morning. when John c. Hirsack,
manager Of the United States Health
q Accident Assurance Co.. defended
an action. brought against him by
Clayton Clizbe. an insurance agent,
Clizbe sought TO collect $50, which he
claims represented the amount he lost
during the three days the men gam
bled.
First the pair matched nickels at q
dollar throw. The next day they
played pool at IS game, but that
proving too tame, the limit was raised
to $40 a game.
The suit resulted In considerable
feeling between the men and Hirsack
more than once referred to Clizbe
as yellow" and called him "piker"
and "welcher" and other names.
Hirsack admitted that they had gam
bled for three days, and that consid-
cradle money passed back and forth
between them. He said that no ac-
count was kept and declared that ella
be had no way of telling how much
he lost or whether he lost at all, and
Justice DeGaw dismissed the case.
Under the law the winner in gam
bling game cannot sue to recover IN
case the loser refuses to pay. but the
loser can sue to collect from tho win
ner the amount he pays over. II was
this provision OF the law that Clizbe
sought to take advantage of, but he
was unable TO prove his losses.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
DAILY DEATH LIST.

MIS- &C. sirdl uauop auop au auo
Josephine III Rose. IS years, 1857
Beaufait paralysis.
Mrs. Martha Koch. 40 years. l4b4
Crane; gastritis.
Mrs c. Gillespie. SO years. le3 Four
teenth; acute mania,
Alfred s. Wells. 81 years. Sii Brush;
pugina pectoris.
Isabella Il. Lisk, 50 years, 33s Scot
ten; acute Intestinal obstruction.
Florence F. Simm. months, 20
Eighth; infiammatory diarrhoea.
James f. Foley. SO years. $40 Por-
ter: chronic interstital nephritis.
Ruth H. Raymond, 50 years, 4sl
Felix Kreft, AZ years. 575 Alfred;
dropsy. -.
Josephine Stancik. IL months. 2o4
West End; marasmus.
Josephine Glimpse, 81 years, las
Ferry W.; acute cardiac dilation.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
DIED.

DIED.
GRoscLAUDE--sept 81. entered iLto
Mrs J. F. Feirer, TAO Mack-ave.,
Louise NJ Grosclaude, nee uuilleret,
aged 20 years Mother OF Mrs. J. J.
Bondes. Of whitehall. Mont; Mrs j.
F Fs s,,S Mrs. W RSir. NJ and er George e
E. Grosclaude. OF Kokomo. Ind. Flu
neral Saturday afternoon.
BABlI.LION-Sept. %, 1911, at resi-
dence, 80 Erskine-st., Abbie. sister
OF John Babillion. aged years
day, at 2 p. m. Burial private
Please omit howers.
CuRRIE (Thomas)--Funera1 postponed
until 2 p IN Thursday, at residence
of w. f. Currie. 33i Cadillac-ave.
Arrival OF remains too late Tor
burial Wednesday.
DAvIs--Sept. 26. at residence. l04s
Farnsworth. James ~. Davis. aged 80
years, beloved husbapd OF Thyrsa,
father of Van. Clara, Latimer and
Lorne Davis. Interment at 81.
Thomas. Ont
JAcKMAN--Michael. at the home of
his brother. Nicholas Jackman. ass
SIxteenth-st beloved son of Gather
Inc and the late Philip Jackman.
brother OF Thomas, Philip. Nicholas
Michael Frank. Mrs. Theivewirth.
Chicago; Mrs. Carl Cregar Funeral
from home OF his brother. 4ss six
teenth-st and from ST Vincent =
church. Friday, $50. Interment Mt
Elliott Fall River, Mass, and Chi
oago papers please copy Gone but
not forgotten.
MEYER--Harry e. beloved son OF
Kate and brother Of Clara Meyer.
Burial Friday from residence. 50
Cabot-ave., p. m.
STEW ART-Sept. %, 1911 at resi-
hospital, George r. stevens. aged 80
years son Of Clara n. and the late
Frederick ]. Stevens. and brother OF
Frank r.. Frederick j.. Jr., and Mrs.
H. F.. Sanderson. Notice OF funeral
later.
sTEwART--sept. 81. 1911, at resi-.
dence, 90 Garfeld-ave., Garrett Dun
bar, son OF Albert f. and Minnie
Tietsort Stewart. aged 20 years. No
ticc OF funeral later.
TRIPLER--sept. "a. 1911. at Port
Huron, Mich. Edward T., beloved
husband OF Catherine Mason Tripler.
ard son OF DIR. Charles and Eunice
Trlpier aged So years, Notice OF
funeral later.
TRAUB--sept ~. 1911. George r.. aged
2b years. beloved son OF George y,
and Margaret Traub. brother OF sill-
lie. Lawrence. Louis and Mrs Fred
Britt Funeral from residence. 4sz
Muliett-st. Time later.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
BIRTHS.
BOYS.

BOYS.
Karl wobbrock. 274 Tillman,
Otto Pioch, 1855 Jos. Campau.
VIM. Fritz, 1897 Van Dyke.
Mike Pniacki, 337 Garfield.
Il. p. Hurst, 500 Hubbard-ave.
H. A. Wight, 1917 Parker-ave.
Jos. Bydlowski. 52s Roosevelt.
Jacob Schild. II Homer.
Joshua Lindsay, $50 Wheelock.
Homer Snyder, 1875 st. Aubin.
Dave Freedman, 100 Rivard.
Claude /. Auten. 243 Commonwealth
A j. Landgraff. IL Herkimer.
GIRLS.
VIM. Dau. 90 Irving.
Enret Edmunds. Is Superior.
G. A. Lightner, 170S Jefferson.
+. J. Bender. 365 Springwells.
A. Schmidt, 917 Hancock Il.
Geo. Rohr, 23S Chestnut.
Chas. o. LeBaron. $50 Hurlburt.
A. Robson, 522 Gratiot.
w. O. Ssaton. 162 Bellevue.
Chas II DeReaneT, 1S9 Twenty-third
Louis Klemmer, 7SS Lincoln.
Johr Kiel, 624 Mitchell.
Steve Aglneski. 1176 Dubois.
Thos Kimball. $50 Catherine.
James Butler. $40 Monroe
Gerald III. Rae. 244 Toledo.
w. M. Pollock, 265 Belmont.
Chas. Kolberg, 75 Thirty-third.
John Smith, l36 Campbell.
M. Sullivan. 80 Elm.
j. q. Youngs. 9S2 Robins.
c. A. Van Avery, 100 Porter.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
SUES q. W. RADFoRD.
Former Clerk In Lawyers once
Makes Claim For Wages.


George w. Radford, who more than
n year ago was disbarred from the
practice OF law In Michigan by the
circuit court judges, and whose APP
peal IL still pending before the su-
preme court, was sued in Justice
Lemkie's court by Attorney Samuel
p. Bradley. for several years clerk
In Radford's ONCE.
Bradley IL suing for the balance
which he claims was due him when
he left Mr.. Radfords Office, March Il.
The amount involved il under $500.
Among the items In dispute Is a
charge for wages while Bradley was
away on a vacation. He was In Rad
fofd's Office from 1905 until 1911, and
claims that he had but one vacation
during that time. Radford says ne
told Bradley that he wo,iic get no pay
for vacations, but Bradley denies any
such Abatement. The plaintin was In
receipt OF q salary Of $40 per week.
with the privilege OF pracucing pri-
vately.
Didn't you know Of my financial
condition during the past few years
Mr.. Radford asked the plaintin.
Yes" Mr.. Bradley answered.
And didn't I tell you that II you
remained you would have to take your
chances?y
Eyes. you told me that, and re-
fused TO remain under those condi-
tons, and we came to another under
standing"
der advisement.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
PAYS HUSBANDS FINE.
Eileen Dunlop Raises Cash To Release
Poor Box Thief.

Eileen Dunlop, song and dance art
list, tripped her way into police court,
Thursday afternoon. and produced
500 to pay the fine OF her husband,
George Othos. with whom she was ar
rested six weeks ago. on a charge CT
robbing the poor box in Holy Redeem
er church.
She walked up TO the House OF Cor
rection with the papers for her huy.
bands release. She was asked where
she got SO much money, but she re-
fuses to tell. He was sent up Sept
1, and at that time she said she would
pawn all her jewelry to get him out.
II is presumed the pair will so to
Chicago, where they were to join a
burlesque company.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
REFUSE TO- MEET
FEDERATION MEN
oficials Of Hartman Lines Reject
; Request-Union Leaders in
Conference.

CHICAGO. Sept 2s.--According 10
, one OF the highest officials OF the SIS.
TEN federation OF the Hartman syR-
tenn, a strike OF the federation men IL
inevitable and will be called Satur-
day morning.
PRESIDENT ]. w. Kline, OF the black
smiths and helpers. said today that
the men have taken every measure to
settle the difticulty. but, he added, the
railroads have shown no disposition
70 recognize the system federation,
Tor which the workers are flghting.
Kline had long distance telephone
conferences today with President
O'Connell, OF the machinists, at Day-
export. and other labor officials with
regard to calling the strike.
= kilograms were received today AT
the headquarters or the international
labor officials that the shopmen al
fiiated with the American Federation
OF Labor. and employed on the M, X.
4 I. lines, have struck In sympathy
with the carmen who are not affiliated
with the A. +. OF L. Points affected
by the walkout OF the shopmen are
Dennison and San Antonio. Texas;
Sedalia, Mo-, and Parsons, Kas.
Kline said today. II have been so
busy handling the strike situation that
! have not had time to prepare for Jur
convention to be held at Atlanta,
Oct. 2.
I'VE have received a reply fr NJ
vice-President Kruttschnitt. VIII
say that II 10 unsatisfactory and there
is nothing In It to alter the situation.
The unions have gone just as FAR as
they can within the bounds OF honor
Mr.. Kruttschnitt says that the treat
ment of his men has been fair; That
he wonders why they want to strike.
He says the men have had good
wages, good working conditions, and
are on an admirable pension system
:'He says nothing about the physical
examinations, the personal record
scheme, the discrimination and raw
oritlsm and utter disregard OF senior
ity. He says nothing about the rail-
roads Kidding themselves OF older
men by transferring them to new
shops. The men insist upon their or
mer positions. They will not retreat
from that. The matter OF wages ana
hours is for later consideration; OIL
we ask now is recognition OF the sys-
tenn federation"
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT, Sept. 2s.-Up: Roumania,
barge Crete, 11:40 a. m. "Wednesday;
Nicholas. 11:45; L. c. Hanna. 1855: J,
p Reiss. Is;2s p, m; steamer Ma,na Trey rSS,
Berry, 3:so; Superior. 4;l5; wyandotte,
4:2b; Schiller. 6:i5; ]. T. Hutchinson.
7:4S: Watt, Manda, s.
CIT, OF Paris, 1870 .. m. Wednes-
dar: Stackhouse, IL; Andrews, l2;20;
Perkins, 1; Prentice and consort, AIS;
Palmer, Northern King, age: Ball Bros,
2.s0: Harvey Brown, 4:l0; ynariposa.
Maia 4:I5 Vail, Bangor. $50; tug and
OF Midland. $50: Weeks. Berwind, { 50;
Anseline. 1880: Runnells: Goshawk,
Goshawk. TAO: Frick. 1851; umbria,
1915, w A. Rogers, l1:3o.
All DIET DOWN
day: Reed, 1915: Gilbert, 1870; Flagg,
A. w. Thompson, 2:15; Geor ge Stephen
son. Jenney. 2:20; Orion, w r. Corey,
2:4o; Price. AIS: w. g Rhodes, S;ao:
Woodruff S:so Miami Tna. M rS ORGY ~;
Utica, $50; schuylkill. s;l5; Pope. 8.
Tioga, $40 D. m Wednesday: Beth
leheni. Gao. drlfnn. IO:I0 Cornelius,
4so. Ibigl Fitzgerald, 8; L. g smith
7:20: Duluth. s; Strathcoha, 10; Mohc-
gan and consort, 1880
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Sept. 2s.
Up: Cornell. Peter Reiss. David Mills.
AnqsrsOn p ponslm w. P m wednesSday;
4sO: William II. Mack, $40: McDoug-
all. Manila, 8; Samue f. p. Morse, 1880.
Cole. . p m, Wednesday: Malietoa
IL; MilInokett. 1890; wissahickon. 3;
Kotcher 4; Clarke. Wexford, $40;
Acadian, g.. Ream. Marigold $3.50,
Black. Marsala. Hill, 8: Glenellah
Northern Wave. 9: Verona, TO- shaw
1890: Snyder, IL: Kaminlstiqua, il:aO
Down: Robert Holland Nellie Hol-
land, Fsssstt p. M Wednesday
g. Morgan Jr.. $50: John Barlum. S:a0
Dinkey, s p. m. Wednesday; Manolia
Marcia. 1880: Henry Rogers. 1850
German, Darlington, midnight: (small)
Samuel Mather, Martin, 1880; andrew
Epson. 1850: Fairbairn Martha g
Walsh, $3.50: Linn. Nasmyth. 4: Juniata
paney, q. Minnetonk@ $50: Wickwire
Jr., 10; Northern Queen, widelar
1890: Huronic, 1880.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
TAE paooloAL JUDGE.

This Is what the Boston Herald
hes 10 say of the serial story
which begins in The Times. octc.
Der 2.
"'The Prodigal Judge has dis
tinct claim TO the attention OF
readers OF fiction. II grips and
carries one along relentlessly. II
charms with It's humor and stirs
with its thrilling episodes II has
go and Mr.. Hester lets himself
loose in the telling. The element
OF mystery excites curiousity. and
will be read with pleasure BY
those who love robust and pro-
fcundIy human tale"
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
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The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
TO OPEN Two STREETS.
Extension OF Lovett and HoIeomb
Favored by COMMITTEES.

A big delegation OF citizens was be
fore the council committee on street
openings, Thursday morning. In con-
nection with the proposed opening OF
Loyett-st.. from Herbert-st. TO Nc
Graw-ave., and OF Holcomb-ave.. from
Mack TO Gratiotaves. There was
some opposition to the Lovett-s.. open
Ing, ON the ground that II was not
necessary, but the majority OF the
property owners present were favor
able to the plan and the committee
win report fayorably on both PROPOSE
lions.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
ARREST MADE IN OIL CASE.
Italian Admits Hauling Goods From
the D. q c. Docks.

Joe" Provanciano. an Italian,
whom the police were seeking IN con-
nection with the theft from the ID. IL
C.. docks OF a consignment OF s1,40p
worth of olive OIL, was arrested,
Thursday morning. by Detectives Reid
and Good and Patrolman Tremonte.
He admits hauling away from the
dock 10 half-barrels of olive oil but
says he was hired to do so by another
man. He told the police he dumpss
the barrels in an alley back cf Rio
pelIe-st., near Adelaide-st. The detec-
tives could find no trace OF his hav-
ing left any goods there.
Provaneiano is S5 years old. He
saws he is a merchant, livIng at No.
GAS Congress-st. east. The detectives
believe he knows all about the theft
and are holding him.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
polio. Pick Up poped Man.

Hugh F. Mclean. 80 years old. was
arrested on Griswold-st., Thursday
afternoon by Patrolman Doyle, who
thought the man under the influence
of liquor. When he was brought to
rolice headquarters, II was found Nc
Lean was suffering FROM an overdose
OF some kind of drug. He was rush
ed to st. Mary's hospital. Mclean IL
well-dressed and halls from Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28

windsor IL to get two more branch
factories OF United States industries.
the Hupp Motor Car Co, OF Detroit:
and the F. A. White Machine Co., OF
Eau Claire, Wis. having decided to
locate in the border city. The Wind
sor taxpayers will vote on bylaws TO
give the companies the usual exemp'
tons. Nov. 2. Both concerns have ar
ranged to build in the southeastern
part OF the city. The Hupp company
will erect two buildings, costing 49,
600. and will employ upwards OF 200
man
The Detroit times., 1911-09-28
MsdIeal soeletY Approves WlIey.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept 2S.-The
state medical society today passed
resolutions endorsing DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley and his work In the department
Of agriculture as Of great value to
the country.
The society will meet next year in
Scranton.