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The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
DIETz is PATHETIC FAILURE
AS HIS OWN ATTORNEY
Former Defender Of Cameron Dam Is
Trying To Conduct Defense
On Murder Charge.

HAYWARD, Wis, May 4.-The
sight of John Dietz, his wife and his
son, Leslie, charged with numbering
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp, in the
Battle of Cameron Dam" acting as
attorneys in their own behalf, has lost
It's picturesqueness and has assumed
an almost pathetic phase.
With powerful interests seeking
their conviction, the defenders OF
the dam" are making sorry showing
as attorneys. They apparently do not
realize the seriousness of their situa-
ticn
Dietz, the father, who does most
OF the questioning of witnesses, was
expected TO put up good defense.
He las failed miserably. His ques-
tions are crude and almost meaning
less. Time after time, when a
shrewd lawyer could have scored
vital points for the defense, or barred
serious evidence by the proper line
OF objections. Dietz has shown him
self incapable, and much damaging
testimony has been entered on the
records against him.
He objects constantly, but without
logic, and enters scores of exceptions
to the courts rulings, so that he may
appeal TO the supreme court in the
event ofNconviction.
There is little understanding be-
tween father, mother and son In ex-
amining witnesses and while one Is
conducting a certain line OF question
ing, another will break in with ques-
tions of a totally different nature.
Judge Reid today cautioned Sheriff
Clark to place more restraint upon
Dietz, who has been surrendered by
his bondsmen. Ii is said Clark per-
mitted Dietz to enter saloon on
the way from the jail TO the court
room.
Several men who participated in
the battle" were witnesses today
telling of shots that came from the
7 Dtetz barn.
! Angus Campbell, deputy. said he
: fred 100 shots at Dietz. He was In
the lookout" and testified that a
dozen shots from Dietz hit the dust
at his feet.
How many times did you shoot al
me when | was over on the hill?
asked Leslie Dietz.
II got four or five cracks at you,
replied Campbell.
"Did you try to kill me?"
mo. just shot to see you rum
said Campbell. with a grin.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
RAPS LABOR FOR
HAsTY JUDGMENT
Col. Roosevelt Declares Clamor
Should Be Withheld Until Nc
Namaras Are Tried.

NEW YORK, May AIN a signed
editorial, Murder is Murder" in tho
current issue OF the Outlook. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, discussing the
arrest OF J. j. Mcnamara and his as
sociates for the alleged dyhamiting
of the Los Angeles Times. says:
No worse service can be rendered
by labor union leaders to the cause
Of unionism than that which they
render when they seek to identify the
cause Of unionism with the cause OF
any man guilty OF a murderous at
tack or this nature. have no idea
whether the men arrested on Mr..
Burns statement are or are not
guilty; the labor leaders In question
have no idea whether or not they are.
They are entitled to an absolutely
fair trial. IL they have no money TO
provide counsel for themselves, then
1t would be entirely proper for any
body OF men to furnish them the
requisite funds simply as an incident
In securing them fair trial
But II is grossly improper to try
to create a public opinion in favor OF
the arrested men simply because the
crime or which they are accused, is
one committed against a capitalist or
corporation, and because the men
who are charged with committing 1t
are members of labor union. This
is an iniquity as gross as it would
have been, IL when, three years ago,
the sugar trust was indicted for
swindling operations in the New York
customs house, the forces of organ
ized capital had been put behind the
indicted men on the ground that the
attack on capitalists guilty OF crime
meant an attack on all capital.
"The Outlook believes labor lead
ers should be condemned for identify
ing the cause of unionism with al
legged murder. The question of organ
ICED labor or organized capital, or oi
the relations Of either with the com
munity at large, has nothing what
ever to do with this issue. All we
are now concerned with is the grave
and vital question OF fact whether the
accused men have been guilty Of mur-
der and-of murder circum-
ctdhCCb vi pcCulldI lOuiuSbS anu dtfO1-
ity. The stern repression OF
murderous violence-above all OF
murderous violence under circum-
stances of such cowardly irfamy as
always accompany the use OF dyna-
mite-must, of necessity, be a prime
need OF any civilization calling itself
such. Whether the man attacked is
a capitalist or a Socialist, a wage
worker or professional man, has
nothing whatever TO do with the
question: and whether the man at
tacking him does or does not belong
to any organization. whether Of cap
ital or labor, whether social or re-
ligious, has nothing to do with the
question. The one and only question
is as to the guilt or innocence Of the
men accused. Any man who seeks to
have them convicted II they are in
nocent, Is guilty Of crime against
the state, and any man who seeks to
have them acquitted II guilty, is also
guilty OF a crime against the state"
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
WOULD COMPEL
GRANT Of LICENSE
Undesirable" Saloonkeeper Brings
Mandamus Proceedings Against
the Common Council.

Brazil j. Bryant, saloonkeeper at
No. l67 Monroe-ave., one of those
denied a renewal of license by the
council, commenced mandamus pro-
ceedings in the circuit court, Thurs
day, to compel the council to give
him permission TO continue business
He declares that the council had no
right to deny his application,
Judge MandelT issued an order for
the council TO appear by its repre-
sentatives. May 20, and show cause
why the license should not be grant
ed
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
w. A. PINKERToN HERE.
Famous Sleuth Is On Tour Of inspec-
ton Of Agencies.

William A. Pinkerton, of the IA
nous Pinkerton Detective agency, is
a visitor in Detroit He dropped into
police headquarters. Thursday after
noon. to renew old acquaintances. He
says his visit here has no special
significance, except that he is on a
tour OF inspection OF Offices between
New York and Chicago.
In reference to dispatches regard
ing the Clore and 0'Hara cases. in
which 1t is stated that the alleged
train bandits will be rearrested by
Pinkertons II they are released on
the charges now pending against
them, Mr.. Pinkerton says he knows
nothing of II. He says In his opinion,
IL Clore and o'Hara are acquitted,
they will not be molested further.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
Russian Tyranny Revealed.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 4.-Sixty-
five persons were sentenced to death
in Russia during the first three months
In 1911. according to Official 4Hires,
published today. In these months
fines amounting to s14.500 were i'm
posed on 50 Russian newspapers for
publishing articles Objectionable to the
authorities
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
SEN. DAVIS RAKEs HITCHCOCK
Demands TO Know Why Newspapers
Have Been Barred From Malls.

WASHINGTON, May 4-'I want to
know II this man Frank II. Hitchcock
is bigger than the senate" declared
Senator Davis (Dem., Ark). arising
10 question OF personal privilege In
the senate. today. Davis said Hitch
cock ignored resolution adopted
April 6. calling on the postmaster
general for information regarding
regulations which prohibited certain
newspapers from the mails.
Notice was given by Davis that he
would wait one more week and then
introduce resolution condemning
Hitchcock as a public servant and
Requiring the president TO discharge
him"
Hitchcock had better get busy"
declared Davis in conclusion.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
AID. DEIMEL FoILED.
City Can't Order Repair OF Tracks On
champlaln-st.

Corporation Counsel Hally gave an
opinion to Aid. Deimel, Thursday, in
regard to resolution introduced in
the council meeting. Tuesday night,
calling on the ID. u. r. TO fix its
tracks on the Fort-st. line on Cham
plain-st., from Hastings to Russell
st. The corporation counsel says
that as the company's possession OF
this track, on which its franchise has
expired, Is a subject OF litigation now,
Ii would be impossible for the city to
order II TO fix the track, as that would
In way be an admission OF posses
sion. He says that the only way In
which relief can be secured is to COM
plain OF the tracks as a nuisance.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
Lleens. seeker win, Point.

An order to show cause why VIII
liam r. Mcehler. county treasurer.
should not issue a liquor license to
Fritz Rohde. who desires to establish
a saloon In Crosse Pointe, near the
Country club. has been issued by the
supreme court The case will come
up for hearing. Tuesday. Last week,
Judge Mur1n granted an injunction
against the county treasurer. and the
case was at once appealed.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
School Board Bars "Frats." !"

CHICAGO. May 4.-The board or
education, by a vote OF IL to 8, yester-
day afternoon. sounded the death
knell OF high school fraternities and
sororities in Chicago public schools
Under the new rule OF the board no
secret society in any city high school
will be permitted In any circum-
stances Pupils must either resign
from societies or be expelled from
their schools.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
Taft To Go To Philadelphia.

WASHINGTON, May 4-zPresident
Taft will leave Washington this even
ing for Philadelphia. to address the
Philadelphia Medical society at its
annual banquet Senator Penrose
(Rep., Pal, will confer with the
president on the prospects for Cana
dian reciprocity while enroute
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
Woman Wins over FurrIsr.

Margaret Thuner was awarded
judgment for SITS against Theodoro
Mau by a jury In Judge Murphy's
court, Thursday. According to the
plaintiff, Mau repaired a sealskin coat
fer her, and refused to give Il up
after she returned II as unsatisfactor-
ily altered
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04

ST. PETERSBURG, May "A
crushing indictment against Gen.
Kuropatkin's conduct of the war with
Japan Is contained in book by
Count Witte, ex-Premier, who said
today that the book would probably
be ready for distribution within few
days.
Witte accuses Kuropatkin of gross
inefiiciency, cowardice and mendacity
In attempting to shift the blame for
the disastrous outcome 10 other
shoulders.
II Is considered certain that Kuro.
patkin will challenge Witte to duel
when the book appears
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04

Anson valifquette, -, Cieveiandy scald-
X. II. Hull, se, Novelty, Ohio, entire
body scaided.
Capt. A. II. Mclaughlin, Cieveiandi
Dave Donaldson, chief engineers simon
Collins, Cleveland, chief carpenters
Harry Minor, Detroit, night watchmRn,
Gray, AIyors, Ont, eiectrieiany Ralph
Hall, carpenter.
CLEVELAND, o., May Anime
men were injured, two of them ia
tally, by the explosion of a steam
pipe on board the passenger steamer
State Of Ohio, as she was lying at
her Lake Erie docks here at $40 to-
day. The boat was being overhauled
for it's first trip of the season. All
OF the injured were employees and
were either scalded by steam OF
struck by fiying debris.
The State of Ohio was In winter
quarters In Detroit at the Clark dry
dock and went to Cleveland two
weeks ago for service on Lake Erie
having been traded to the ID. & B.
line by the ID. & c. The ID. q b.
owned a half interest in the State OF
Ohio and State OF New York. II was
agreed that the former steamer was
to go to the ID. & b. and the latter
to the ID. Il c..
The State Of Ohio was christened
CITY OF Cleveland when he-wss
built in 1880, and was the first boat
in the d. 4 C.. feet TO bear that
name. The ship was equipped with
low pressure boilers. General Man
ager Schantz, of the d. & c., said the
boilers were considered perfectly
sound.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
nivoreea oranted 10 TWO.

Robenia Cavier was granted d.
vorce from her husband, Richard. by
Judge Mandell. Thursday. She al
legged cruelty. The court also grant
ed decree to Victor Schuknecht
against his wife. Tillie,t on the same
grounds.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
sLAKEsLEe QUITS BOARD.

LANSING, Mich. May 4.-The res
ignation of r. A. Blakeslee, as a
member of the state pardon board,
was received this morning. The gov
ernor named Nelson G. Rice. Of St.
Joseph, as his successor.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit and vlcipftyt Thursdsy
night and Friday, fart moderate tenn
persturej Iight frost tonishtg light,
variable winds.
Lower Michiaant Fair tonight aad
Friday, light frost tonight.
TODAy's TEMPERATIuEs
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
Elned s1oo for stabblna Man.

Peter Lesliniak was fined 800 with
the option OF 80 days in the House of
Correction. by Police Justice Stein,
Thursday morning, after he was found
guilty of stabbing Peter Orlopp, in a
quarrel. last Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04

The following suits for divorce
were fled, Thursday: Nellie ]. VS.
ora l.. Brown, and Nettie vs.. Fred
efick G. Peek
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04

Bu.ine.--ffk~ Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
lroks right rtres fri.tinx Ce1 ~
John R-st- Pm Main itss or City s11&
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04

One year ago today Highest tem-
perature, sat lowest, ISL mean, 4st NO
erecfpitationg clear skies.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
WILL PROBE SUGAR TRUST.
House Committee VIII Report Resolu-
ton For Broad Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, May "A broad
investigation of the entire sugar re-
fining industry in this country Will
be the result of the resolution intro
duced by Rep. Hardwick, (Dem., Cal,
providing for probe Of the sugar
trust The house rules committee to-
day appointed Rep Pou, (Dem., N. CD
and Lenroot, (Repn., Wis.,, sub
committee to re-draft the resolution
broadening its scope, to include all
branches of the sugar industry. The
committee will then report the reso-
luton favorably 20 the house.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
WASHINGTON, May "A swe

WASHINGTON. May "A sweep
ing investigation of 'all the affairs
of the civil service commission" IS
authorized by resolution intro
duced in the house today by Rep.
Goodwin (Dem.. s. S.. chairman OF
the house committee Vn reform In the
civil service. a.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04

UMBRELLAS a. g A,ss::s:- s...s:-... = o.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
EXPlOsIONONsTATE
OF OHIO INJURIES 8
Two Employees Will Die From In
Juries as Result of Steam
Pipe Letting Go.
FATALLY. HURT.

FATALLY HURT.
Anson yaIIiquette, -, CIeveIandy scaId-
ed.
II. Il. Hull, 36, Novelty, Ohio, entire
body nealded.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
FREDERICK GoETZ.
g.rfanf bon Gtueinnati.r gunSs.

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[etn auf be- aubeufstte bss GoH5rts: rBisS for
gruit gargeu.
7,14.21 2s Guotor Der Siabt Cincinnati
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@eiesIidle 92pfis.

g}eriteaeIte GHgebote rpcrben eutseeeHgeupms
men In oer Sfrice bes Director Of 4uhltc 5lfe'
n, Ctr Scu, Cincinnati. Cbto, bis um y ugr
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ber Sumule bon 8ebH tl01 4rosert bes BetTa.
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eenarb b y. 9urr gsfrGtIr.
GepGrtemert OF Bubble Safeth.
20. slpriI 1911. 2i.2S
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