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The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
STEADY TONE IN
STOCK MARKET
Firmness Develops After First Hour
Rallies Being Recorded in More
Important Issues.

NEW YORK, May S.-The price
movements at the opening and the
early trading on the stock market TO
day were irregular, with stocks In
various groups showing mixed
changes and indicating uncertainty In
the tone.
IL a. m.-The market continued IT
regular all through the first hour
Governments unchanged: other
bonds strong.
Noon-After the first hour gen
orally steady tone prevailed with
slight rallies In the more important
issues,
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
eoodson HEARING May 20.

A hearing in the disbarment pro-
ceedings against attorney John w.
Goodson will be held, May 20, before
the Wayne county circuit bench.
Goodson is charged with having &C
cepted fees from both sides in a set
Element between the Edison Illumin-
ating Co. and Henry Smith for the
death OF Smiths wife and the injury
of his son. Attorney Henry Ledyard
Is friend OF The court.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
PRODUCE.

The egg market Is active. as storage
buyers are hustling TO get the April
pack in the coolers, bat at that the re-
ceipts are heavy enough TO keep the
open market easy In tone. Butter Is
no better than steady. Dressed calves
are steady TO firm. with moderate re-
ceipts and a fairly good inquiry. The
poultry market is something OF a puz-
zle. This market Is the highest In the
country In point OF price. and the con-
sumptive demand Is being largely car
ed for by storage stock, but live re-
ceipts here are so light that the limit
ed demand Is able 10 keep the market
cleaned up.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
aosTON WOOL.

BOSTON. May 3.-with bidders in
the west interviewing Hockmasters.
the wool market for the old stock has
iapsed into the spring duietness,
Values are looked upon by holders as
near the bottom. while few mill men
are in the market Ohio heeces move
slowly. and there Is little call for. ter
ritory stock. Reports from the west
indicate rising prices for the new clip.
Utah shearers have marked up their
goods from Is hc to lac, and Nevada
growers are following. The landed
secured cost OF the new woods Is estt-
mated at asa soc. Pulled wool con-
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
sQUABBLE OVER CHICKENS.
Mr.. Cook and Miss Miller Have Fuss
and Get Arrested.

Henry Cook and Lula Miller got into
an awful fuss about Cooks chickens,
Tuesday, and both were In Police JUS
tice Jeffries' court. Wednesday morn
ing Mr.. Cook was the guardian OF a
whole flock of cute little chicklets. and
he brought them over 10 Miller's to
put them into the Miller brooder.
He says that when he went back
TO get them. Lula calmly told him she
had sold his birds. This made Cook
angry and the row that followed could
be heard for miles around. Patrol
man Schachschneider was called and
arrested both OF them. Justice JEFF
fries suspended sentence.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
RBEGGER CONCERT, THURSDAY.
1ndlcations Are For Large and FASH
- ionable Audience.

In appreciation Of the art Of Nine.
Elsa Ruegger, the famous 'cellist, and
|of her devotion to the musical inter
|ests OF Detroit since taking up her
<esff1ence in this city three years
go. music lovers and the public at
@ree win tender this charming and
1ented artist testimonial concert,
- the Detroit opera house, Thurs
|ny' afternoon, at o'clock. Nine
noxRer came to Detroit from Ger
nuy to become a member of the
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
Steamer Brown Aground.

The steamer J. J. II. Brown, OF the
Brown Steamship Co.. Buffalo, went
aground on the east shore Of the Lime
Kiln crossing, Amherstburg, Tuesday
night. She is loaded with coal. II Is
expected that she will be released to-
day
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
MONEY CONCEALED UNDER ARM
Frank krass, Alleged Forger, Had
$50 Tucked Away.

Frank Krass, No. go Willis-ave.
east. is in the county Jail awaiting
trial on a charge OF forging the name
of Andrew Oklat TO check for $40
Detectives Repp and Redmond arrest
ed Krass and when he was taken in
to custody, he had concealed $50 un.
der one of his arms. The detectives
did not locate the money until they
forced him 10 strip.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
Cunning a stevens Live stock Repor


EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. May a.
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars; market,
steady: best 1850 to l.500-lb. steers. 80 80
q 6,25. good prime, 100 TO l,30o-lb.
steers S5.GOQ5.s5; best l.1C0 to 1900
III. shipping steers, 3525U5 SEQ; mediums,
butcher steers. 1000 TO 100 lbs, 80 "
5.z5; light hatcher steers, S4.60dp4.s IS /;
best fat cows. 81 25@5; fair to good DO.
SS.2jQ4 common TO medium do. $40
$50; trimmers. S2.50Q3. best tat heif-
ers, IS. rs $3.50: good fat heifers, $3.50
as; fair to good do. S4d45O; stock
heifers. s425Qi.50; best feeding steers.
dehorned. $4.S005 medium TO good
feeding steers, s45OQL75; stockers, all
grades, $3.50: best bulls. ,5Q5,26
common 10 good, $500; best mixers
and sEringers. $4,000; good to best
mixers and springers, t40950; COM
mon TO good do. S2bQ35.
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars. strong
heavy. $40; workers.. s6.SOa6.6o; pigs.
$500
sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 20 cars
steady; clipped lambs. $500 30; year
lings, t45O@I75; wethers. siQ425i
ewes S3.50m375.
Calvaa. SAm7
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 3.-Money on cali,
~ pei cent; time money, per cent,
bar silver-Eondon, "a s-l6d: do, New
York. 53Ac demand sterling, $4.se,4e
Q4S6.55.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO May 3.-Butter Extras,
gle: hrsts. lSc dairy extras. lsc: nrsts.
'l5c Eggs Prime hrsts, loo. hfsts.
l5I.c Cheese: Skins, III I'll a G.
young Americas. 12E qlSc. Live ponI-
try Fowls. l4Gl4isc; ducks. lSV'Io;
geese, l0ullc.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

|Detroit String quartet. and the city
FELT Itself fortunate that SO great an
artist In the music world should
make her home here.
In compliment to Nine Ruegger Mrs.
eleanor Hazard Peocock will sing at
he concert. Thursday, and the orphe-
~ club or male voices under Frederick
Alexander. will make Its frst and
,nlr public appearance OF the sea
1on. Nine Ruegger will play group
n cello solos. The program promises
8 Be OF marked worth and interest.
RIO llst Of patrons. holders of boxes,
ma the demand for tickets. indicates
mt the audiences will be large and
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
CHINESE TRYIN Vain
TO FIGHT PLAGUE
They Rely on Queer and Pathetic
Measures To Check Dreadful
Diseases.

This is the second OF Capt. Walter
kirton's articles upon the pneumonia
plague In Manchuria, written especially
FOR The Times.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, 22c; frsts. zoe 10:
dairy. Ice: packing stock. lac ID.
Eggs-Current receipts, cases In >
cluded. lsLc per doz Receipts Wed
nesday were Oil cases; market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By FINANCE


Times
the writers r
Ing 10 ma Tsiuiy invest tsdJ -
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
Markets and Finance

mixed. s6.SOU6.tO, heaNy' so,.Vy V-o
roughs. s5q5,25. stays, t2eQAfe'
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
May 3.-HOgs Receipts, $4,000, mar .
ket. SC lower. mixed and butchers, 20. 40
Q6O5. good heavy. 50 So q 30; rous
heavy. S5.5545.T0. light, S5I0ge
pigs $4,000 Cattle. Receipts, 10,
900. market weak; DeeNes 5d6 10
cows and heifers. So u go. stockers
and feeders. $4,000 $50, Texans. $40
5s5; calves, 3405.i5. Sneep. keceipts,
20, 900; market. steady; native, s344 90,
western, IS $50 460; lambs s42SWo 10
western. s4.S5 6.2S.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, May 3,-Hogs: re-
ceipts, SEQ; 5plec higher; heavies ~
@6l0, mediums. s6S5; workers., 80
G6 40: pigs and lights. $50 Cattle,
Receipts cars. steady sheep ana
lambs Receipts. s5 cars. $500 top
Calves Receipts. 400. $3.50 top
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
EAST BUFFALo-Cio.e.

EAST BUFFALO, ". Y, May g.
Cattle: Receipts, none; market. steady;
prime steers. tSl6a625; butcher
head; market, active, 75c higher; Gull
TO choice, s475d7 Sheep and lambs;
Receipts, 5000 head: market, active and
firm; choice lambs. ss;7505.so; Gull TO
sheep, s1.75dA25. Hogs: Receipts 1,
700 head: market, active and 100 l5c
higher; workers. $3.50 q $50; pigs, f6so
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
Finaneei what O. your advice In

M
th,ak OF the Cadillac ass'
e
of
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

The Eastern Michigan Edison Co.
has been granted franchise TO run
its high tension lines through Pom
tiac township to supply farmhouses
and barns with light and power. The
vote on the franchise was as TO /.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
New Divorce Suit.

New Divorce Suit.
John Kane filed suit for divorce
from his wife, Tillie, Wednesday. in
the circuit court.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

QUEBEC, May 3.-The United Shoe
Machinery Co., which was denounc-
cd at washington today as a trust,
Nominating the entire shoe machinery
industry In the United States is the
company whose operations in Canada
are about to be probed by commits
sion appointed under the Dominion s
new combines act. ....
The company Is delaying the in
ouify by an appeal from decision that
the board of inquiry has jurisdiction
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

The proposition OF the Marks
Amusement Co, which Is Offering
stock In the Cadillac theater, Is pretty
much of a gamble. but II Is a gam
BILE that has a fair chance TO win. TX
IA ..o... "a rlncL TINT may he
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No 10 John Rest. Call
Main 1879. or City 33s5.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
SHOE MEN PROTEST.
Grand Rapids Manufacturer and 9th
ers Kick on Tariff Change.
(From a Special Correspondent

from Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May 3.-William
Logic, OF Grand Rapids. appeared be-
fore the senate committee on finance
this morning, with other leading shoe
manufacturers to argue against any
change in the present tariff Of 10 per
cent on shoes. =. .s
The house is counted on to remove
the shoe tariff, and the shoe inter
ests have turned to the senate for help
in the fight against any change. The
principal argument made by the shoe
men this morning that foreign manu-
facturers now have the same ma
chimes and facilities for making shoes
as American manufacturers, and re-
duction OF the tariff win make 1t i'm
possible to meet the competition OF
the countries using cheap labor.
PULLMAN.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

The Rouge Valley Wine Co., filed
articles OF association, Wednesday.
with capital stock OF $4,000. The in
corporators are George C. McVoy and
Horace L. Morton. both OF Detroit,
and John Lescheir of Sandwich, Ont.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Continental Coal Co, filed
notice OF an increase of capital
stock, from $4,000 to $4,000, We'd
nesday.
James S. Holden, John 4. Russell.
and c. H. Clifford have been appoint
ed members OF the Board OF Com
MERGE committee TO meet with the
state board of equalization.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

The Transportation club decided
not TO let down the bars to admit
officials of industrial companies, who
do not have the title of traffic mana
ger=in=their meeting. Tuesday night.
The membership committee reported
AZ new applications, within the past
eight days.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

The Union Trust Co, of Detroit,
as trustee OF the mortgage on The
Lake Erie, Bowling Green Il Ma
poleon Railway Co.. securing the bond
issue of 100000. is defendant in
the suit brought by E. c. Eeyert to
throw the line into the hands OF a
receiver. Albert f. Royce and Bur
ton C. Harding were appointed re-
ceivers by United States Judge J. NJ.
Killits In Toledo. Interest on bonds,
amounting TO $4,000 Was defaulted,
May 1, and II is alleged that the COM
pany is insolvent. The company has
been operating an electric line from
Woodville, Sandusky county, Ohio. TO
Tontogany, Wood county. about 20
miles. IL also operated an electric
lighting and hot water heating sys-
tenn.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-03

LONDON. May 3.-Secretary OF the
Navy McKenna in the house OF com.
mons today said he was in receipt
OF message from the commander or
the Chinese squadron at Canton that
the rebellion had been crushed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

mal0, 8orgborit, @oesfelo, Mel1firdelt,
&aren0orf unO SSnabrud ousge=
iperrt. IS ban0elt li6 I'M etma 10,=
600 Mrbeiter. : Sn SitenIano
bei Gelbrud 0urdidnitt iid ser &eu=
erling bel &olon @rufenmeper Sen
@als. Man bra9te Sen SdNmerper=
lebten gum &ranfenbaule na9 &iet=
berg, unteruegs iebo6 itarb er an
ger6lutung. @r lit idon felt lQ1ge=
TER 3eit at 5dmermutb.
&beinprppin5,
SSn MbrmeiIer lit @r. aarl
@aBlader, Sitter 6es @iiernen &reu=
5es, int Sitter bon 66 Sabren &C.
itorben. = SSn 8 II 8 itarb int beina=
6e poQen0eten 81. 9cbensiobre Nrof.
Or. 8. 8abus, bon 1867-1897 @e=
ligions= mno S6eblebrer am oortige11
Yrogpmnaiium. @r mar am 81. Mai
1880 1T @el0ern Oeie0errbein) &C.
boren. = SIN sitter bon 81 Sobren
ltarb 1T @refeI0 &r. Brof. Sol.
MiiQer, &eligions= uno Sberlebrer.
= SSn M.=@ d. lit @r. 6ral15
&ridel, reiignirter 8forrer BON Gre
fel0=8odum, int 70. 2ebensiabre ge=
itorben. St mar in Maden gebo=
rem. - Mmtsgeri6tsratb Gbeo0.
&ir9, mel9er felt 1898 relp. Sen
4. . u1iel6orfer @oblfreis i'm
&eidstag iomie I'M preuBtiden Mbge<
oronetenbauie oertrat, lit an 8lin0=
6arm-@nt5iinoung %eeltorben. Ct ge-
b0rte 6em Centrum an l1n6 mar am
II. Mpri1 1917 gu Dmiiel6orf gebo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

Sic Mrbeiter= uno Sugenobereine in
8o6olt. l1eber 200 Ebeilnebmer
6efonoen iib in Sem Seit5uge. Naa
9een0igung 0es letteren fano auf
oem M%arftplabe Dor elmer @olaiial=
bulte &ettelers ELM 6eitact itatt, BET
Sem Hrales gaplon @pping Die Ser
i%0nlid)feit oes @efeterten miroigte.
Gin Malien6or BON mber 200 9dn=
germ bradte nit Muiifbegleitung cine
eigeus ge0i6tete &ettelerbpmne gum
@ortrag. Sn 3 Gerlammlungen
ipraden alS 6eitre0ner Elm @roBneffe
&ettelers, 2anotagsdSgeor0neter @rof
81. Spec, ferner 9r. gfie0er @.=
@la0bah) uno Captain &ode CO.
dolt). = Sn Miniter iebte Elm
7jdbriger anabe ieinem b%albjabrigen
8rii6erhen, Sag er bealtfidtigen ioll=
tie, einen Moifdfer auf SEN Mrn0.
9as &in6 ibob SEN Moifafer in Sen
Muno un0 eritidte 0orar, ebe ar5tli6e
&ilfe gebrodt mer0en fonnte. - Die
Musiperrungen tn ser Sertilinouitrie
int 80 ii n It er1an6e iino CUR
%getpor0en. Sim %. Mai
aben6s pur0en Sic organiiirten Mr=
better Ser 8etriebe in @reben Nor0-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
9te aIte &eimatb.
Sadlen.

Sn 2oslan ltorb Ser Gr5prielter
l11o Hforrer @einr. @eltife. = SIN
@odmal1er ser Soer iin0, laut Mel=
Dung aus &atibor, am %. Wai
@enoorm Miiuer aus Mdbriih=Oltrn
r10 2 an0ere Ser omen ertrunfen. Sn
Iroppau (0iterr. S61eiien) lit 0urd
Sos @odmoiier Elm @ouS ~eingeitiir5t.
9annoner.
Sn @oleIii nm murbe ant 81.
Mai oas nel1e Giucen5=@oipital bonn
8iidof bon SSnobriid feierli6 einge=
meibt. = SSn $ itarb ser &olon
@einr. @olbriigge inn SITTER bon "A
Sabren; in 8tene bel 2tngen ser
@ofbeliber @ermam &otbliibbers i'm
Sitter bon 81 Sabren.
@eltfalen.
Gum @ii6of BON % ii II It er III
Ser 8istbumsDerlpeie r un0 friibere
@eneralpicar b 0 n s + &C.
pablt mor6en. = Cine impoiante
&ett.eler : 5eier beronitalteter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Gin leitenber California Mpotbefer.

Eaiaoana, Gal, ben 9. Rar5, 1911.
Golep &. &c., &erren - 8ir ba-
ben 6olebS 9enep ano Gar COMPOUND
Sabre lang berfauft uno empfoblen.
@ir iin6 ser l1eber3eug,,ng, oab es
eines Ser mtrfiamiten Mittel onf Sem
Murfte lit. @s entbdlt feline 9piaten
ODER 8etaubungsmittel, un6 es fam
obne @efabr &in6ern eegeben ,per-
BEN. @enug bon 6em MitteI fanr1 our
8ertreibang elmer grfdltung genom-
men mer0en, ga es feine peinigen6en
&eiultote uno init ser 8er6auung
ni@ts gemein bat. Sbre ergebene
s. @urr Drug 60, 6. g. Borrons,
5efretdr uno @dabmeiter." 2aBt
@u@ 6os orieinene GoIep's &onep
an6 Gar COMPOUND in oem gelbe1
Faquete geben. Molitor Durg 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

rem. - Die ct. Nntomius+ @farrfirde
in DmiieI6orf OberfaneI
nnr0e oltrd Cardinal Slider feierlid)
etngemeibt. = Sic oltrenommirte
@ol5firma 5rie1r. @ilb. &uaitrung
bat infolge perfeblter @run0itiidsge=
ldafte NIT 2 Miuionen @aiiipen 8on=
ferott gemadt. @etbeiligte 1ulie!0or-
fer 8anfen iin6 geoedt. 0ie @ud-
%gldubiger mer6en i'm GoncursfaQe
leer ausgeben. @egenmdrtig miro pe=
gen elmer auB eroroentliden 2iquioa=
tio1 %perban0elt. - 8egen l1rfunoen=
falidutfg lino ltnteridloglt11g bon
mebr als 100000 90. tpltr6e ser BEL
Ser in 30 iilbeim (9fubr) onge=
ite0te &aiiirer @einr. &leper berbof=
tet. ST. lit 40 Sabre alt ut,0 perbei=
ratbet.
9eiien-Na6an.
Sim 81. Mai nadts mur6e in
@tesbaoen in einem Hripatbau=
lie cine spiegelgeiel1idoft bon 12 Ser
lonen oerbaftet, melhe Sic @urgalte
lpitematiid auspliinoerte. Mon fano
BET ibnen ge5infte &arten. Mni9einen5
banoelt es ii6 Inn cine internotio1ale
neutrality-suspicious..
8atern.
Cine Game fat ser Staotgen1einoe
sc iin9en 100000 %. i~ibertpieien
CUR @riinoung elmer @obltbatigfeits=
lttftung fir meibli9e M%ngeb0rige aus
oem Mttteliton6. - Scr sSumelier
emil 8eder, melder friiber lit San
5ranctSeo, Gal, mar, mur6e iber-
fiibrt, nit einem @umpan einen SSu=
melier in 6ronffurt a.. 80. Inn
@oeliteine I'M @ertbe BON $38,500
beidminoelt gu baben, un6 erbielt 5
SATIRE 3udtbaus. = SSn Mltbye-
iingen bat ser %11idbriee 8auers=
John @%eibenberger nit Dem Sagoee=
mebre ieines @aters ieinen 4idbrigcn
8ruoer eridoiien. = SSn Mugs-
itarb infolge @irnidlages ser
@otelbeiiter Tran5 8ornemann ~5um
@eiBen 2amm. - Sn g iirnberg
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@runo gum Selbmoro biloet permutb-
li@ gefranfter gbreei5 megen Mi9t-
bef0r6erung. = Ser neuli6 idon fur5
gemeloete 8ran6 in h + bat
SO @obnbdlier un6 40 Nebengebdu=
Sc 5erit0rt; 80 6amilien NIT $50 8er-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

Sic 8rou 6es Cages, tpeId)e fid gl1=
ter @%eiunobeit, guten Semparaments,
gutter @eiinnung, fIorer Mugen uno eli
mes angenebmen Mubern erfreut,
mas oas @eiuItat elmer ferreften 2e-
bensmeiie un6 gutter @er0auu1g lit,
geminrt sic REMEMBERING ser @elt.
@enn Cure @eroauung nidt ridtig
1T, GbamberIains Magen= uno 2eber
Gabletten tperoet1 es furiren. gu fau-
fen Bel ser Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
idultbeiben S6nee lit 0infingen ge= i.

idultbeiben S9nee lit 0infingen ge-
bradt.
8a6en.
Ser 8iirgermasiduB bon 6 M
menoingen beidloB Sic Mnlage
BON a65ngsfanalen fir Sic 5taot.
Die Soften fin0 altf 100000 90. Der
anidlagt. Sn @erpolingen
lit Ser 8%2iabrige 9at0lpirtb Saf.
@ersba6 geitorbe1t. - Sen gbelel1=
ten 2oren5 2oritaot aus &ulSbeim
por es p%ergornt, Sic gol0ene &od)5eit
gu feiern. - Ser III % annbeim
I'M Sitter BON crit 49 Sabren beritor=
bene &ripatmaum 6rieori9 Graut-
mann, ein Mbfommling ser befanuten
Observation-Disclosures, binterlieb IT,
100000 81. fir gemeinniibige uro
pobltbatige 3mede.- 20 annbeim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

boben @eim un0 @obe perloren. Sic
Opfer iino fait ale &leingiitler, 5u=
11eiit S6ieferarbeiter, sic in barter,
i4merer Mrbeit elm fGrglideS 8ro0
peroienen uno nl1r penig beriidert
maren.
@Irttemberg
Sic 8uti6er'i6en g6eleute bon
Nitrad maren int 8egriffe, ii6 an
fire Mrbeit I'M @al6e gu begeben, ais
Ste 5rau, ebe iie nod ibren 8eltim=
mlngsort erreidt battet1, Dor Sen Ml=
gen ibres eridrodenen Mannes bonn
5dlage geriibrt, umianf. sic itorb,
cbne oas @emuBtiein mieoer erlangt
5u 6oben. - Sn @erbertingen
itarb @r. Sfarrer SIS i'm Sitter bon
65 Sabren. = Sn . gge1sbeur=
I e II beridieo I'M So. 2ebensiobr nad}
fur5er &ronfbeit @r. Nfarrer Dieling.
. gu &ottenburg brannte oas
Dor menigen Sabren an Ser @urm=
linger Strabe neuerbaute @obn- nno
Sefonomiegebauoe ser 8riioer 6lo-
rion uno Sobann @eberle p%ollitGn6ig
nieoer. - Sci Spai6ingeng e=
riet6 Ser in SEN 30er Sabren itebenoe
5ubrmalm Sob. 6ermle unter ieinen
ldtper bela0enen @agen, oeiien @ai6er
linn iiber sic 8ruit gingen. Gr >pur=
Sc ibuerperlebt in 6as @ous 6es Nlt=
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-14
OFFICIALS CHARGED
WITH BRIBE-TAKINC

Gary, Ind.-Charged with accepting
a bride of $4,000 in connection with the
granting Of heating franchise,
Thomas E. Knots, mayor of Gary, a
spectacular figure in district of fast
and furious politics, was arrested,
with five of his councilmen, and G. A.
Williston, city engineer.
The arrest of Gary's municipal Off
Gals threw the Steel City into the
widest excitement, and added fuel to
the flames of factional strife which
characterized Knots political career.
A photograph arrangement In the
mayors Office and in a room at the
Gary Hotel is said to have recorded
conversations with all the men in
volved, as they figured in arranging
the passage Of the franchise.
Mayor Knots regime has been a
stormy one and the city administra-
ton has been one constant turmoil.
Mayor Knots, with Chief of Police
Martin, was indicted last December
with seven other city officials on a
charge of conspiracy to murder
Thomas Grant, sheriff Of Lake County,
in the county election In November.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-14
u. S. MUST EXPLOIT COAL
Private Ownership Not to Be Consid-
cred by Government.

Seattle, Wash.-"The day for pri
vate exploitation and ownership Of
the vast resources of Alaska are gone
the hands of the clock do not turn
backward" That was the keynote
of the speech made by w. L. Fisher,
secretary of the interior, just before
he left for the East, after nearly four
weeks of looking into the coal land
problem In the North.
private ownership Of the coal lands
is out of the question. Whether the
coal lands be leased by the govern
ment or whether the government
work the coal lands under direct fed
eral management, is the only question
to be determined"
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-14
SAYS COLLEGES HARMFUL
Wealthy Invest. gator Bitter as Result
of Findings.

Chicago-R T. Crane, millionaire
iron manufacturer, made public here
an arraignment of the big universi-
ties of the country He charges
alarming prevalence of drinking and
gaming among the students. Column
bia he ranks the worst, but condi-
tons at Harvard, Princeton and Cor
mel, he declares, are almost as bad.
Of the students at Harvard, 80 per
cent drink in their freshman year; 95
per cent in their senior year, and Is
per cent of them go irrevocably to the
bad, according to the report of an in
vestigation which Mr.. Crane caused
to be made. Mr.. Crane has spent
much time and money Investigating
the results of higher college educa-
ton. So bitter is he in consequence
that he declares colleges do more
harm than good.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-14

Providence, R. calling the per-
Torrance of the Aston Force marriage
ceremony "disgraeeful," members of
she Elmwood Temple Congregational
church of which the Reverend John
Lambert is pastor, declared they
would Immediately take action to ask
so"ma,ly for DIR. Laxahert's resigna
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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-14
MADELINE FORCE Is
NOW AsTOR's Wife
Congregational Pa tor Per-
forms Ceremony at Astor's
Home in Newport.

Newport, R. MADE inc Talmage
Force, Of New York, became the bride
of John Jacob Aston, head of the ia
NOUS American family of his name,
here Saturday, and although the cere-
mOny was performed at Newport in
the midst of the famous society lead
ers, not one was present at the serv-
ice. The marriage was performed in
the beautiful white and gold ballroom
of Beachwood, the famous Aston show
place.
The secrecy which marked the
courtship and subsequent prenuptial
arrangements of Miss Force and Colo
mel Aston reached it's climax in the
carrying out of the wedding plans So
carefully were the inside plans laid
that a room had been engaged in an
obscure hotel where the ceremony
would have been performed, if by
some chance the Beachwood arrange
ments had been revealed
The clergyman who dared public
opinion by performing this ceremony
is the Rev. DR.. John Lambert, pastor
of the Elmwood Temple Congrega-
tional church of Providence, R. l.
William Force, father of the bride,
gave her away. Miss Katherine EN-
mons Force was her sisters maid and
Colonel Astor's son, Vincent, was the
best man.