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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-02
FISH NET Wells

We have just received large as
srjment of the new fish net or Shet-
land Viels, which have become one
will have them on display in our not
ion department Monday-White and
all colors
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-31
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue OF the" FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma,
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to 81
Paso and of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and northwestern parts OF the
state. SIS also in Mexico.
Two tfavenng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium IN the State OF
Texas. when it is the object to
reach the German reading pc
pulation.
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Nu 0as Ynblitnm

Die nSreie Breiie fir 9eras" miro
an iiber 45O Boitofficen perianot.
nno bot cine groBe @erbreit,tng In
Der Madbar-M epubIif Merifo, I'M Ssr.
Dianer Eerritorium uno 0fIaboma.
SIR girfuIations- @ebiet In Eegas
sritredt iid bon Galbeitcn BIB binaif
aaG Deniior, bonn dltBeriten Often
bis nod ST Baio i'm fernifen @eiten;
es idIieBt ieIbftperitdnoli@ nit be-
ionoers aabIreiden 2eiern oas oidt.
belieoelte MitteI-Eeras uno ben Si6-
tueiten elm. Mlld h Merifo bat fie
cine groBe gerbreituna.
3mei Neiienoe fino beitdnoig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
8Iattes n~nterpegs nno fiibren benz.
}eIben i'm Werein nit unieren ribri.
gen 2ofal-M eenten forttndbreno neue
eeier gu.
Sn Mnbetraht oieier Eatfahen tit
bic n5reie Yreiie fir Eerds", mo es
iih oarum banoeIt, Die oeutide Be-
b6lferung gu errether. oas bette I'm.
3eine.N ebinm i'm Gtnat: xeras.
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Sir $500 nad 0entidlano,

Deutib : alnertfaniihe 3eitungen
meroen i'm alien Baterlqno nit gre.
GEM Sntereiie gelelen, neil iie lid
frei ausipreden l,no bdufig BON brit
ben mebr Neuisfeiten nno Nafridp-
ten bringen, als ole oeutihen 3ei-
tungen ielbit. Die nGreie YreIse fir
|Eeras1 lit oriiben iberau, ipobin iie
gelanot miro, elm iebr germ eeiebenel
@ait ull0 fam iib riibmen, Mnct
fennung un0 Wiiroigung 81 fitloen.
pie aus sabIreiden griefen an ans,
lotpie an Dieienigen, ueIde oas
8Iott oil ibre 8ernanoten 1biferL
berborgebt. Ber oaber ieinerl 8e.-
monoten uno 6reunoen cine Grelicc
erneifen, ibnen ein ~nflfommenes
@efdenf MAIDEN min, Der beltene fir
Tie Die u6reie Nrelfe fir Teras@.
Das Sntereiie fir Geras, pie iibers
baupt fir Sen staat uno Die &C.
aeno, mo Die @eriuanoten ipo1nen,
iii in Deutidlano lebr Ieb9aft uno
es lit unntoglih, in Hribatbriefen
cine 10 eriin6lide Mnfldrung une
geidreibung beg frernoen 2anoes
81 geben, ipte otes 6fe uGreie Breifes
altuohentIih int. Sir ben eerin-
gen Yreis bon $500 psrienben mir
portofrei infer retdbaltiges $50.
henbIatt auf EN- Snhr an frsenb
cine Mbrefie I'm Muslonbe.
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Mcnn mir alter luer6em. b,

@cnn mir altsr iuer6em, begi,ls
men mir Observation-Disclosures in iii
fern f0rperliden 5unftionen ait be-
merfen, meIhe u,1s frIber nidt auf-
fieIen. Yaitor Sol. MoB bon Gid
Greet, 81, ielblt ELL Md)t6igidbri-
ger, iast: SD Iitt al ben NierclI
uto algemeiner Sdipdde. Der Ml.
penfrautcr fat meinc @eiunobeit
poIIftallois mieoer bergeite1t. Sd
6anfe Soft fiir oieie ~punoerbare
Meoi5in. 0baleid iiber 81 Sabre
aft, fat mir biefes 9eflmitteI nun.
oerbar geboIfen." Iornt's Mlpen-
frdlpter periiingt bns Mlte. unS
ntatt bns gdlpad)e ftarf, spe5fal.
agenten perfanfem ibm ober Die 81
gentiimer, Or. Heter Jabrnep &
Cons Go, 1875 8. 9oDne ape.,
Gbieago, SIinois.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-31

Sir ein Roffeefran5fen iine
bie mertponlten Gaite Die = 4bme-
lenoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-31

setohn S. Bolton, offentlider go
TOR @runoeigertllm. Agent iir
sWenlionsanipriihe. 3immer 9, ct
ssoneg Sofe, Dft-9ouiton StraBe
s1efoe 9elepbone $50,
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Gs 1T aberaa.

Die 9iitten Ser Mrulen uno sc
8aI1ite Der Meiden fino bon feiner
Gorm Der Std" ousgenommen.
Man mag Der Sade bier unb oa
oieIeidt einen nnoern Wamen geben,
aber Der Meihe uno Der arme mul
gleih biel frnsen. 8, marum mil
len Die @noer ADAMS Elm 10 furdt,
bares 2eioeu erbuIben, tuenn Sltnt's
Cure es beilt2 MGe Mrten 6es .Scsu.
deng. Yreis 80 Gents. Warantiert.
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Cur amal ucrurteilt.

Mr. g. 6. aeeper, @beroeeri,
Miiiy i6reibt: uSabrelane litt id an
elmer @rt BON Musi6lag. Sd oafte
ihon, id iei our emiger Dual bier
unten perurteilt, aber SIR &unt's
Cure bat mid furiert. Cine Sdod).
tel bon tat es, bas Qeioen lit ME pie.
Der sefommen. 8iel, ptel 9anf."
Sunt's Cure tit earantiert. greiS
so Gents.
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SIR gang ersebener
0uiieppe DC Stepbnno,
Nab 6arter gaaesnrbeit

fmmer3en Ropf uno Miifen Der SaIs,
frau. 2ein @unoer, wenn ibre
2nune etpos miirriid lift. Sic miro
tire CUTE 2nune mieoer erlangen,
,lahoem jie Die Sdmer5en nit Gr.
Igihter's .9oin-grpeuer" Dertrieten
bot. Dos lit oerieIbe Suuerldllige
Greumb Der Menfdbeit, ben man
felt Sabren in gail8 europa in foii
ieoer GamiIie porfinoet. % nfb 80
Gents bic Slafde in allen oeutid)ell
4bothefeu.
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ieh.Warf

Gun Mutonio, 80. Mai. - 1911
96fen $40 Biz $40 per 100 gfo.
&ibe $2.75 Bis $685..
8nIen $3.50 Big $500.
o5tags" $3.50 Bis $3.50.
&1lber $685. biz 1926.
@dtpeine $3.50 bis 1926.
@dnfe $500 Bis $3.50.
3iegen 1925 bis $3.50.
ct. Bouts, 80. Mai 1911.- Minoz
bieb, 9egasS@ieb, 1925 Biz $500.
@hpeiue 1926 big 1920.
DSnte.
5dtpere bonn S6Iadter. ...13A giS
Qei1te bonn S1Iabter.. .11h GtS.
S9tDere geial5ene. ..... 49,. 8 gte
Geibte geiaIaene .......... D Gts
6eue.
ausoras Sieeen per Bp;:.,.. 70 81
befddbigt. 8 Gts
8olf nno Guhs.. :. 30 Gt1
@iIbe Rasen.. :. -. 30 gts
@iloidneine, IL IT.. ......aah Gts
Opofiums. =. ....... 9 GtS
Bitbfhneine. aro6.- $500. ..26 Gt1
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gie fraftinIfen Mrheiter hnh

Die f~rdftiglten Mrbeiter baben
5iltpeileu anfale bon Mioigfeit, oie
aus Der llnoronuns i'm Wagen, tn
Der 2eber uno Den G~ingefpeiben ent-
iteben. Gin poor Dozen bon
BridlD Nib 8itters belfcr
Dem ab, reinigen bos 8lut uno brin-
gen neites 2eben IN Ole Moern.
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.@as Der SefretGr oes f6nisliden
aunimlats BON Stalien iber
Torni's Mpenfraa-

4cl iu8t+
PHILADELPHIA go, 10. 0iara
81. 9eter Sobrnep & Sons, gbi.
cag0.
@erte @errenl gs freut mid
iebr, cine Mgentur fir Sbren Ml.
penfr1nter arrebmen gu fonnen,-
fir cine Meoi5in Die ieoe 6amiIie
i'm Sauie baIten iolte, let es aua
nur cine 5laide, I'M aus5ufin0eil,
peIh' Elm mertpoles, bIuter5eugen-
0es uno Die @eiunobeit foroerpoes
MitteI oielelbe lit.
@ns mid anbetrifft 10 plroe ii
suein 8eites tun, I'M oenieIben BE
faunt gu MAIDEN mie er es per-
0ient. Sbr MIpenfrduter bat mel.
sle @nttin furiert uno ibre @eiuno.
beit tpieoer bergeiteM. Sd fanl
ie$t ole, neIhe mid fragen, aus
g~rfabrllng periibern, oaB Der 81
p~enfrduter als ein5iger, bener Soft
nungs1trabI alien Granfen leudtet
feIbft tpenn bic ioeenaunten piiicli
fdaftliden BebnnOlungen periast
bnben.
Sd freue mid, 6ab mir 6ieie g.
Iesenbeit geboten it, Sbnen mel
men Danf ats5uiprehen nnb gleid
5eitig meiner @ohadtung Der
fihern 81 fonnen.
SIR gang e~rgebener
@niieppe DC Stepbano,
Gsfretdr oes f0nieIihen 3o.;
iuIats BON StaIien.
Me1ioens: 1913 go. 10. Street,
Hbila0e1pbin, $50.
Jorni's MIpenfrduter lit niht il
Mpotbefen 81 baben, ionoern mir
ben 2euten brett geliefert ourd
Qofaiagenten, meld)e ansefelt iitI'
BON ben gigentimern Or. Bete
Jabrnep & Cons 60, 1875. 60
8opne Mpe, gbieaso, sd.
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.Moohes" Siihuer=a1uge. s

nMoades" Siibner-adule, s5I0-
be, vMeo 9ues", Blue Bug,
@an5en, Molten uno ale lire gier
auseerottet nit $. S. Sci alet
groguiIten. Mrt Der a~ntpenor,ng ge,
5eigt bon ben Babrifanten Saefet
& SAT-, Gan Mntonio, 9eras. Sci
Sc Telephone. @erfanbt s. 8. 9.
nod irgenb elmer Citation.
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Der. 0anoerer.

Or perlieB DIE Seimat, Die St1tte Der
Ginobeit,
Gina in oie @elt, 81 finoen oic
Wabrheit.
Or {udt nidt nod Shdsen, nod dui
Sano er bait.
9udte ein Mittel eesen bag Snder
Ser 9aut.
or forb es. Same Sunt's Cure.
,Breis so Gents.
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Gin autes @Ios gter. ifmed

~ 5HFr1 "
am belten, menn man es ungeitort
-trinfen fam. Dies fam man BET
9. 8~nrsitaller, neben Der Sermanns-
i0bne-Sone, mo bas prdftige NaB
itets friih am 8apf lit.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23

swunG out from the dayits II got en-
tangled In some manner. and II fell
into the river, bottom up. Peterson
and the engineer dropped alongside
OF A and both sank.
As Peterson came up the engineer
was hanging on to one Of his legs.
This pulled him under the second
time When he struggled 10 the sur
face again he managed TO get a mold
on the upturned lifeboat. and after a
desperate effort he succeeded In draw
ing himself on the bottom of its hull.
The engineer still held to his leg and
he pulled him out
All around him the officers and crew
were struggling In the river, and that
every one was saved Is regarded as
little less than a miracle. They we're
cnlging TO wreckage and everything
else Offering the leas, support. Some
were holding to broken hog chains,
and a few reached the upturned life
boat and joined Peterson, where they
remained until the fisherman came
along and rescued them.
Peterson formerly was a deep-water
tar. When on the brig Sally, In the
English Channel. nine years ago, she
was wrecked In storm and went 10
the bottom. After swimming about for
q while Peterson caught hold of a
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
CIRCUIT COURT
JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER

The Wayne county jury commission
I'm n meeting Wednesday morning. Sc
lected the following Jurors to serve at
tho September term In the circuit court
eli, Canton: Giles Cheney. Romulus; ia
cob Stecher. 1897 Military-ave.; Chas
Davis. l13 Benton-st.; Russell COON
BEDFORD; Anthony Yuergens, l1b An
ave: George Knonow. Romuius; chas
H. Slocum, 1899 Twelfth-st william
OConnor. Taylor; Thomas Fritz, SO
Chene-st.; Edw ard Bosardet, Green
Held: William Gayde. piym %m us s9s
kins. sos Euclid-ave. T.. Gust Debsii
col Thirty -frst-st.; Charles Jessop. llS
Crawford-ave.; James ID. KENNEDY, 4oz
cass-ave.; Albert Wroch, sis JOS; ran. Sam
Tesper, sr.. Springwells: Paul - NC
euler, ais Oricans-st.; Isedor Brasch
3Ol Beaubien-st: August G. Schultz, III
Dix-ave.; Michael Downey oss Cnanlp-
son-ave.; Michael Fremont. t61 Kerr
cheval ave: William Paige. 2l2 TWeL-
ty-eighth-st.; Thomas +. clancy, sss
Helen ave. James J: Egan, 100 Engie.
sidney sSG r. Miller. asa frowbri iso-st. !;
Clarence Ziegler COL Llvernois-ave..
Raymond Bates, Monguagoni FREQ
Earnest, Huron Patrick J. cuihane, 70
smith-ave.: Charles Sickle, Az Hum
boidt-ave; John Brighton. Browns
town; william A. Frazer, $50 sixteenth
St; Thomas Clayton. Sumpter; Gharles
Forsythe, Dearborn; Albert kidder.
A. Becker. s6s Highest. E.: William T.
Grove. 40s Kercheva1-ave.; Clarence
Dewey. Hamtramck; George smitnens
Worthwhile; VIM. J. Michard. Crosse
J john stanton I" ) Hobart w j.
Sexton, eos Seward-ave.: Dee Blakoly,
Brownstown: John Bentley. Livonia;
Cornelius Crowley, 145 Alexandrine w
Abraham Levin. III Coiumoia-st rec
Martindale, 1852 Grand River-ave.; Geo
II Newton, Canton: VIM, IT. Pankow.
$50 Chene-st.: T. Christian, Wyandottei
Levi j. Joslin. No. bso McGraw-ave;,
Koschneder. No. 1910 sheridan-ave.;
Charles Moore. No 32i Maybury Grand
ave; John Fair. Huron; William Cos
sin, Crosse Pointe; Zach Holmes No;
warren ave. w: Htnry r. Houghton.
Redford: Anthony Schwartz, Ham
tramck: Henry Collins. No. Ss4 Ade-
laide-st. Fred Taylor. ST.. Gratiot:
Grille q. Purdy Sumpter; Robert VIII
ron. No. 2e7 Sherman-st.: George l..
Martin. No. l76 Twenty-Five
George NJ HcTser; sp waEysrsvs JON
b. A. Northrop, Northville; John
Dearborn: Emile David Greenfield;
Timothy O'Donoghue, No. bJs Con-
gress r. Otto Neiman. Romulus: Har-
vey, F. Medium. Livonia: Hector Mon
roe. Rrownstown: William c. Barton.
RomuIus: Eugene Kemp. No. 1ibS FIJI
teenth- John Schweitzer. Sumpter;
William r. Travis, Canton; Henry j.
Niue hlman. No ia Monroe-ave.; John
Y. KHnRer. Hamtramck; Walter A.
Robertson Dearborn john w. Frae-
Itch. No, 70 Lincoln-ave.; John Meyers
Taylor: John Drew, No. 33s Fourth
ave. Sidney ID. Curley. No. s16 Rivard-
ST Louis sherman, No. 2t5 Division
-Charles Van Valkenburs. North
Vile: John Martens, No. 1917 Harper
nye.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Up: Turret Crown, The Harvester
new. 1880 a. m. Tuesday; Holmes,
1l:s6; ID. r. Hanna, 1i:40; spaulding,
Bloom. s;2o p m; Presaue isls. s:sS $50:
Mohawk, $3.50; Turret Court, Joliet.
4:40; La Sale, s; George Burnham. EN-
peror. $50; Roman, Darlington, Saran-
&C. Umbria. $50: Agnew. a. Schuck.
7:10. Crescent city. 1880.
Bessemer. Bryn Mawr. $40; Paine.
10: Kenora (arrived). Nicholas, 1880;
Australia. 1880; Fairmount, 2; Omega,
s. Sawyer and consort. viking. $3.50;
sel!wood, Gogebic, ST. Paul $3.50: wal
Livingstone. 5:i5: Black. $50: Penob-
scot $40; Donnacona. J. Il. Epson, a;
Eliza, 7:40; Eads, Fritz, s. Northern
Wave. $3.50; Griffin. s:2O; BeiNington,
smyth. 1915; Berlin. Aurora. 1920;
Morrow. 1o:4O.
Down: Turret Chief. 1880 a. m. Tues
day: Olcott. 11:55; Superior, Ito p. m. {;
Superior City; PHILIP . Mincn, a:so; Troy
S: oliver. $50; Mariana, $50; An.
daste, 6:10: Mccullough, $40: Samuel
Mather (whaieback). $50; Empire
Mid. Prince. 10; oades, 1918; May
than. 1920 Smith, Thompson, 1880;
Earring. 1920; w. A. Rogers. 1; Ken
nedy, Fulton. Krupp. ego: Zenith city,
1890; Manola. 1850; j. c. Ford, =; Black
$40: Bope. $50; saxon, anita. ego:
d. o. Mills, $40; Schiller. 4. Pend.
White 715 Mckee, 1880: Gates, 10:
Conemaugh. 1890; Bothnia, 1880.
Rochester. 1880.
The 500.
SAUI.T STE. MARIE, Aug. 23.-Up:
Athabas sea- 2 D. IN. Tuesday; Buffalo,
3:3O; Saronic $3.50; Boland, $50.
Pollock, $50; Osler, $50! Impoco, 10;
Niagara, 1890; Dickson. $3.50: Van
Week. Foster, Mitchell 8; Cantlac, 6:30;
Crawford. $50; Walsh, Z; Champlain,
Adriatic, $3.50
Down: Fitch, Maitland, 1880 a. m.
Tuesday: Hebard, 1880 p. m; Glen
mount, 900 Butler, 1880: Northern
Noble, 10; Kaministiquia, 1890; Alva,
/ 80; Eewona, Mclean. 3; Midland King,
$3.50 Jay Morse, 4:30; Marina, q; Plank
intou, 1880: Michigan, $50; Northern
Light, Gary, $50; Barlow. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR DAVID BAKER
Auto Driver Who Ran Down and
Killed Newsboy Is Charged With
Manslaughter.

A warrant for the arrest OF David
Baker, the man who. while driving
an auto ran over and killed news.
boy in from. OF the Majestic building,
on July 81. was issued at the request
OF the prosecutors ONCE, Wednes-
day morning. Baker is charged with
manslaughter.
This actor Is the result OF Judge
Phelan stirring up the prosecutors Of
nee. Baker was complained against
in the recorders court for reckless
driving in connection with the kill
Ing OF the boy and the Judge ordered
a transcript OF the testimony sent
TO the prosecutor. No attention was
paid TO tho matter until the court
prodded the prosecutor and asked
what was to be done.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
THIS MAN IS
SEA-PER|L PROOF
Four Times During His Sailor
Career He Has Narrowly Escaped
Death by Drowning.

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 2s.-Paul
Peterson, a logger. was on the steam
er M. +. Henderson when she went 10
the bottom OF the Columbia river as a
result OF a collision with rock barges
In tow OF the Samson He says IL
was the fourth time he came near los
Ing his life In a similar manner.
When the crash came Peterson. as
other members OF the crew. was I'm his
bunk asleep. He hurried out on deck,
and with others began trying TO lower
a lifeboat. The Henderson was 70
In over on her side and filling rapid
ly. AS the small boat was being
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
TraInmen Return to Work.

NEW CASTLE. Eng, Aug. 23.-The
executive council of the Railway
unions officially declared of the strike
on the Northeastern railway system
today and the men went back to work
This action ratified the agreement
reached last night, at which the COM
pany promised to find places for all
OF the strikers. but refused to dis
lodge men who remained through the
strike. That question is to be dis
posed OF by a Cancellation board.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23

moved TO cuash the new venire. The
motion was overruled by Judge Wat
son and the examination OF talesmen
begun. A newspaper opinion" excus
ed the arst man questioned. The
second was excused because Of fix.
ed opinion as TO the charge against
Beattie and the third, because OF Ia
ness. Another opinion eliminated
the fourth
Thomas A. Hancock. 40, a farmer,
tho eighth talesman examined today,
was accepted tentatively as the thir
teenth juror.
The securing of four jurors was
the sole actual work planned for to-
days session of the Beattie trial, and
as "a consequence the crowd that
gathered nj Chesterfield courthouse
was small Beattie. kis debonair de-
meanor unchanged. was brought out
from Richmond by Detective Scher-
er.
"A fine ride" he remarked. with q
laugh as he left the automobile. The
temporary nervousness that he show
ed when he was arraigned Monday
was gone. He chatted cheerfully with
those about him.
Death, in a tragic manner, came
within a few inches OF ending. today
the trial OF Henry c. Beattie, Jr.. FOL
the murder OF his wife.
The automobile In which Detective
Scherer was bringing the prisoner
from Richmond to Chesterfield court
house. narrowly escaped being struck
by an Atlantic Coast line railroad
train at Centralia. four miles from the
courthouse. The chauffeur. blinded
by the dust of preceding machine
failed to see the train, and the auto
mobile dashed across the tracks at
speed OF so miles an hour. The pilo
OF the engine missed the rear tires
of the automobile but a few inches.
The narrow escape did not affec
the cool indifference Of the prisoner
although the nerves Of the rest OF th'
party were badly shaken.
"I don't want another escape iik'
that" declared Detective SchereT
with a shudder.
81 thought that we were goini
straight up In the air. I felt the rusl
OF wind from the train as It passet
me-"
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
MAY DECLARE NATIONAL
STREET CAR STRIKE
liverpool Traction Companies Fall To
ReInstate Strikers and Trouble
10 Feared.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. ga partial
settlement OF the street car strike
was arranged today, when the power
house employees were induced to re-
turn to work on promises that their
grievances would be remedied. Ne
gotiations are now In progress with
all other classes and IL is expected
the entire strike will be declared on
by morning.
The prospects of a complete settle
ment of the strike faded when, fol-
lowing a conference between Tom
Mann and the other officials Of the
labor federation, the officials OF the
street railway company refused to re-
lnstate any of the former employees.
Mann and the other strike leaders
started at once for London, and will
demand that a national strike be de-
clared TO compel the companies to re-
instate ali former employees.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
BIG GUNS LEAVE CAPITAL.
Most Of Cabinet Heads Now Out Of
Washington.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S-Two
months later than usual. Washington
began It's annual "official-less sum-
,mer" today. Every outgoing train
carried its quota OF government Off
Gals.
From present prospects, Secretary
'MacVeagh and Postmaster-Genera
Hitchcock will be the Official lid sit
tiers" for the next week or two. though
,it Is possible that even they will leave
town before many days. Secretaries
Stimson. Fisher, Knox and Meyer
have already departed. Hitchcock
WAS in New York today on business;
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson has
announced he will seek relief from
the Wiley row the latter part OF this
week; Secretary of Commerce and
Labor Magic will go to Marion. Mass,
before Saturday; Atty.-Gen. Wicker
sham left for New York.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
FAILED TO CONFIRM WYNN.
Eau Claire, Mich, Man Among Un-
confirmed Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.--Many or
President Taft's nominations were re-
fused confirmation by the senate at
the last session. According to list
made public today, the following we're
Enacted upon:
Lyman ID. Davis, TO be United
States marshal for the northern dis
trict Of Ohio: Leslie NJ. Scott, United
States marshal for the district OF Ore
gon; Charles " Johnson, appraiser
of merchandise in the district OF Port
land Ore.
Thirty postmasters failed or con-
.hrmation. The number included:
Thomas b. Wynn, Eau Claire. Mich,
and Clyde G. Brandenbprg. Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
Bio Fire at East ST. Louis.

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, Aug. "a
Fire, which started In the warehouse
Of the Taberman-Mackay Hay q Grain
Co., this afternoon, threatened for q
time TO destroy the Eads bridge, the
first span built across the Mississippi
river at this point. Two engine com
panies from st. Louis were rushed to
the scene. Three freight trains. which
could not be moved In time. are burn
Ing, with surrounding property.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
GATES LEFT $so,ooo,ooo
Bulk of Fortune Goes To Widow and
Son

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-John w.
Gates, who died a fortnight ago In
Paris, left 100000 to his wife and
son Charles. and distributed 100000
In 80 special requests to relatives, EN-
ployes and near friends, according to
Judge Henry A. Gildersleeve, his per.
sonal counsel. who drew the will.
A codicil prevents Mrs. Gates. her
son or the Equitable Trust Co., which
is the trustee. from disposing OF any
OF the stock holdings of the dead mil.
lionaire for ten years. Gates told his
lawyer he did not want to embarrass
friends who staked their capital along
with his by an unloading Of stock
after his death.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
FEAR RENEWED ATTACK
ON JEWISH MERCHANTS
Authorities Ask for More Troops In
Anticipation Of Riots at
Ebbw Vale.
EBBW VALE, England, Aug. "a

EBBw VALE, England, Aug. 23.-
Fearing a renewal Of the rioting
among the coal and iron miners to-
night the local authorities today
made an urgent request for more
troops TO the government.
The rioting here has consisted, for
the most part, OF attacks on and loot
ing shops kept by Jews. The min
ing population has complained for
some time that the Jewish storekeep-
ers have kept prices up, and that
Jewish landlords have been unusually
severe In increasing rents. The Jews
have appealed to the home secretary
for protection.