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The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
BELLE ISLE SCENE
OF TWO ACCIDENTS
Girl Is Pitched From Pony Cart and
Young Woman Dumped From
Canoe Into Canal.

Belle Isle was the scene OF two dis
tressing accidents Wednesday.
Mary Terry. 10-year-old girl, rent
Ell pony cart and shortly after she
started on her adventurous ride, the
Shetland pony became unmanageable
anc dashed down Ceptral-aye. at furi-
GUS rate OF speed.
The little driver didn't lose her head
but tried courageously TO pull her
steed In. The horse finally veered
OF the road and the vehicle crashed
into q tree. throwing the child to the
road and rendering her unconscious.
The little girls mother was a terri
fed witness OF the accident. and when
she saw her daughter thrown from
the rig, she covered her face with her
hands and screamed. Then she
swooned.
The police auto conveyed both to
the rest room on the island. Here
Mary's injuries, which were OF a su-
perficial nature, were attended, and
both were returned TO consciousness.
The husband and father vas notified
and he came and took then home, at
No 100 Beanhien=st.
Miss Jessie Hogg, No. iO2 Bagg-st,
and man friend went canoeing We'd
nesday. Near the skating pavilion the
canoe was overturned and for min
ute the girl was quite submerged.
John Jantz, Jr., the patrolman gon-
dolier, was close at hand In his canoe
and padded heroically to the rescue.
He pulled the dripping girl from the
deep and she was dried out In the
rest room. Her escort took her home.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
POLICEMAN IS HERO.
EiIery e. Black Saves Aged Woman
From Drowning In River.

One of Commissioner Croul's new
policeman, Eliery e. Black. jumped
into the hero class, "Wednesday eve
ming, when he rescued from drowning,
Mrs. Lydia woodever. 70 years old,
of lakewood. Mich, who had fallen
into the river at the foot Of the Wes-
tern Boulevard after leaving the Odd
fellows excursion boat, the Columbia.
The boulevard dock IL not regu-
lar stopping place for excursion steam
ers and no guards have been placed
there. II is thought that the old lady
became confused in the strange place
and slipped OF the dock. Without walt
ing to unburden himself OF his heavy
clothes, Black plunged in and saved
her.
Mrs. Woodever suffered a broken
arm from the fall and the nervous
shock OF the accident proved serious.
She was taken TO the Boulevard sar
tarium, where DR.. E.B. Smith cared for
her. He says she will no doubt re-
cover.
Mrs. woodever had gone on the
Oddfellows' excursion with her son-in-
law, David Park. also Of lakewood.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
THE STAGE

Josie Heather, a most attractive and
winsome lyric coincidence, Is booked
to appear In the Temple theater dur
ing the coming week. She will illumi
nate the headline niche. Miss Heather
halls from bonnie England, where she
has for many seasons been delighting
the inhabitants of 'ole Lunnon town
and various other Of the larger cities
with her inimitably rendered ballads
and clever topical song numbers. Eng
land is famous for It's music hall art
lists, and the Temple has had the honor
In the past OF presenting to its patrons
two Of the more notable Of these, Miss
Vesta Tilley and Miss Alice Lloyd.
Now the management Of this up-to-
date playhouse has secured Miss
Heather, who ranks in the same class
and whose Offering Is said to partake
OF the same delicious British quality.
Miss Heather Is making tour Of only
a few weeks In the higher class Amer
lean vaudeville theaters and will In
troduce repertoire of delightfully."-
amusing topical song numbers writ
ten especially and exclusively for her
present tour. Contributing largely to
the general excellence Of the same pro-
gram will be the beautiful and spec
tacular terpsichorean novelty of the
talented Four Fords, and the highly
entertaining instrumental Offering Of
the Six Brown Brothers.
Miss Rachel Crothers, In "A Mans
World" which the Bonstelle company
Will offer In the Garrick next week,
has created many interesting charac-
tiers, and standing out bold and strong
Is that Of Frank Ware, the newspaper
woman, who bids defiance &c the sus-
picions of her friends to protect
small child from the stigma OF an ille-
g1timate birth. The scenes of the play
are laid In a Bohemian atmosphere.
and among the characters introduced
are q painter, a novelist, a singer, a
journalist, violinist and dramatist.
The play had its first production at
the Garrick nearly two years ago.
Mary Mannering scored heavily as
Frank Ware, the novelist, while
Charles Richman played the role OF
Malcolm Gaskill. the lover.
THE Lady Buccaneers" will be the
first attraction OF the season In the
Avenue theater, which starts next Sun
day afternoon. The company, well
known to the burlesque lovers, comes
with new outfit of players, chorus
girls, playing material, specialties, cos
tunes and scenery. Apparently moth
ing will be recognized but the name.
The first musical travesty of the sea.
son will be "A Million for Nose"
In this merry skit the author, the
comedian, John q Hanson, has poked
some fun at the beauty specialists who
promise to transform any woman into
a Venus, provided she has the pric,
Mr.. Hanson plays the leading COZ
character. There will be numerous
specialties and lively chorus OF
young women. The Lady Bucca-
neers' will remain one week, playing
matinees daily, and then will come
Sim Williams ideals" to be followed
by the various other shows of the
Empire circuit.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
ToDAY's BIRTHDAY PARTY.

There isn't much In a name. when
he name doesn't suit the people who
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
PROTECTION
FROM HIS Ex-WIFE
Samuel waldhOrn Tells Police
Woman Has Threatened Him and
New Bride.

Samuel Waldhorn, No. l53 Benton
st., accompanied by his attorney, Eu-
gene Misterslky, called at police head
quarters, Wednesday afternoon, to
ask protection from his first wife,
whom he divorced a year ago last
June.
my first wife," said waldhorn.
when seen at the Elizabeth hotel,
Hastings and Elizabeth-sts., Thurs
day morning, is following me around
and threatening TO throw carbolic
acid In my face She has also threat,
ened to do the same thing to my sec
ond wife. She called at the home OF
a friend of mine, Sunday night where
my wife was visiting. She raped on
the window and shook her fist, threat
ening my wife. She is sorry now
that she left me and caused me to
get a divorce. She Is also mad be-
cause I got another wife. But she
should have known | would get mar.
ried again II she left, because l would
not live alone. think she Is crazy"
Waldhorn Is short, stout man,
about 90 years old, with stubby- red
beard. His second wife was widow.
Fanny SPITE when he married her.
She has two children by her first
husband.
Waldhorn's first wife and her 81
year-old-son are now boarding at No.
III Brewster-st. She Is about 60
years old and apparently In feeble
health. When reporter visited her,
Thursday morning. she was wearing
a cloth around her head, and she ex-
planned that she was i'll. In one hand
she held Bible. She can speak but
very little English, but was able TO
deny that she had threatened her
former husband.
'He was bad man." she repeated,
q number of times.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
DEPUTY MAR SHAL
JUST W|NKED At
SLOT MACHINES
Hamtramck Official Seeks To Lay
Blame for fragrant Neglect Of
Duty on His Chief, Bernard
Whalen.
Justice Randolph's Defense in Brib-
ing Case Likely To Be That Hes
Victim of Conspiracy.

Mark Berlinger. deputy marshal
OF Hamtrack under Marshal Bern
ard Whalen. testified when called 10
the stand In Circuit Court Commits
sioner Mays court during the hear
ing OF corruption charges against JUS
tice Randolph. Wednesday afternoon.
that he had often seen slot machines
In saloons in the village but had
never seized any. When asked why
he had not. he replied that he did
only what he was told to do by the
marshal.
During the REORGANIZATION OF
Berlinger by Attorney Louis w. Me-
Clear, who represents Randolph, IL
was shown that Henry Jacobs. emf
ployed by John Marquette, slot ma
chine owner; Charles Faber and Ed
Russell, saloonkeepers, each OF whom
had Marquette slot machine In his
place, are members Of the council
which appointed Berlinger
II became known, Wednesday,
that Marquette has become conect-
cd with nickel-in-the-slot piano firm
In jamestown, N. Y. and will move
there. This may account In measure
for Marquette being so willing to testi-
| fy that he bribed' ojcials In the face
OF his repeated statements that Pros.
ecutor Van Zile has given him no as
surances OF immunity.
Henry NJ Jacobs, who looked at
ter Marquette's interests In Ham
tramck, testified, Wednesday after
noon, that practically every saloon
| In the village either owned a slot
.fs..
sion. He named Twelve saloons
where he had slot machines on com
mission.
Asked by Attorney Mcciear as to
bis business besides being an assis-
tant to Marquette In the slot ma
chine traffic Jacobs replied that he
was real estate dealer and a trus
tee OF the township.
When asked II he did not get tips
when the officers were about 20
make raid on slot machines. Jacobs
|said that Marquette would tell him
that he had better get the machines
|out OF the way. He said that the sa-
|loonkeepers got so percent OF the
winnings when the machines were
placed In a saloon on commission.
Attorney McClear read from the
|affidavit made by Jacobs that he had
been told by the prosecutor to say
that Russell had Instructed him TO
|pay money to Randolph.
IF II was to procure evidence
against Randolph that you paid him
money, what was the purpose in Civ
|ing him s25 after you said you knew
he had received checks and been
paid money In the presence of wit
'nesses? he was asked
ITO get more evidence to have
him cinched," replied Jacobs.
A man named Proctor, driver OF
AN express wagon, testified that he
had taken two slot machines away
from Randolph's home, but he had
not seen Randolph at the time.
Randoh his defense will probably
be that he is the victim OF conspir-
hey by certain slot machine men,
who are using the prosecutors office
10 attain their ends, and to defeat
him at the next election for justice
|bf the pecce because they cannot con-
trol him.
The hearing has been continued un-
Nh next Tuesday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
Today,s 1and Concerts.

Schmemann's Military band, Her
man w. Schmemann, director, rem
ders the following program in Clark
park this afternoon and on Belle Isle
this evening. at 1880: March, Entry
of the Gladiators," Fucik; Entire Act.
"Capriciousness," Robinson; selection
from de Koven's Comic Opera, The
Highwayman;" overture to William
Tell" Rossini; duet for Organ Chimes.
Messrs. Mavity and LaRue; melodies
from bohemian Girl" Balfe; Medley
OF Popular Songs" Afford; Star
Spangled Banner. Frank Rose, bari
tone, will sing at the evening concert.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

Former petroiter Victim Of Paralysis
In Los Angeles.

George NJ. Vail. sc years old, for
'mer resident of Detroit. died In Los
Angeles, Tuesday afternoon, from a
Stroke OF paralysis with which he was
Stricken, Sunday.
Mr.. Vail was until ten years ago a
prominent cracker manufacturer In
Detroit. He retired from business
bnd moved to Los Angeles. He is sur
kived by his wife. son, John, a
Mrs. Nellie Noble, and a
Blister, Miss Mary Vail, all of Los
Angeles. Frank Hudson. No. 81 Lei
tester court, is a nephew, and G. ID.
Nail, No. so Avery-ave., and Samuel
b. Vail, No. 1921 woodward-ave., are
cousins.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
Mrs. Fannie z. Webb Dead.

After an illness of several months,
Mrs. Fannie e. Webb. wife Of Eu-
gene q. Webb, Insurance. statistician
and publisher. died In her home. No.
751 Second-ave.. Wednesday. She is
survived by her husband, daughter,
Florence c., and son. Harold E., OF
Worcester, Mass. Funeral services
will be held In the residence Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. and interment
will be In Elkland. Mass.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
Farmers snub President Taft.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 3.-The
announcement that President Taft
would visit the Connecticut fair in
September led the officers OF the State
Grange, strong opponents of Cana
dian reciprocity, to call on Grange
Day, long a popular institution at the
annual exhibition. Today the man
ayers of the fair stated that they did
not care whether the farmers patron.
lied the exposition or not. Predictions
were made that both the president
would call on his visit and that the
membership OF the Grange would
repudiate their officers stand.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

the Danish kings thlrty-ninth birth
bay
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03

want to be king
lover them. They
|pick out some
CLASSY, homemade
name and hand 1t
Ito you. carefully
Throwing your own
|well-liked label on
the Junk pile.
Would you take the
job of Ringing Nor
way II they made
you respond to the
name Of Haakon,
when all your life
you had been an
Bwering as Charles
The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
Tradition Holds Good.

PISTAKEE BAY. Wis, Aug. 3.--The
tradition OF the hero who WEEDS the
girl he saves from drowning Is still
good. A year ago Frank Keyil, res
cued Miss Norma Lewis from death
In Plstakee lake. They. had never met
before. Today they are husband and
wife.
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g.atnrIid,e ToIteru.

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II tsirtr Weiie aItsrirt peroen. aber
ods Qanb nit etHsr arosen 5rupptn.
naht iiberSisben lpts 5rdn'reih ss
Ietbau, hdpon 'tc5i in bem Abtpmmtn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12
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| icin, pab TeutItlaRo Iid bsi Der ge
/ ietunq BON Qeabir pon Dem 9eoantsr
! bat leiten laiTen, Is roQc Dsrbinbsru
nab bic 90IunQ Der MarottOirass
rurh ieosn WiHiltsrlpehiel in Trant.
reid fpeitsr 6irGusoeihoben rUirc. 4n
| Der DiIbelm StraBe bat man Hdmlif
tin uutes GeoddtniR. Wurotto III aui
bem beitsn Dsls, fir TraHirsit etH
irues 3unis su psrosn. Qluss erin.
usrt an bic tuusIjide Expedition Inn
s{dbre 1881. Quh DamaIs iln6 bic
fruu30iJiten gruppsn ohne Shpsrt
itreit in gunis uuo aairouan sjroe.
3cpsn, UNI aud hamaIs babsn bic
SoIoutsH un0 ihrs 5Ihrer nit Qdte!u
oie Worts oss Uliniitsrprdfioertsn bin.
gsnommen, Der Don Der gribine Der
gammer oertunoe.e: Die fran3oFfhe
HspubIlt bat bel gsuinn Der tllneiifhen
Expedition ieierlih jeotn 9lan Der gs.
i;bnabms, isoen 9souRtsn Der gro6s
run1 auriitetpis'sn. Sic srnsusrt
iisis GriIdrungsn in rsr Stunbs, mo-
his 20iuug Der Traq, bsporitsbt. absr
lie RsgieranQ bes Ben ift bersit, uns
cuT ibrem Gsbiet ale 8prIihtsmdbrsz
Geln treffen gu luTsn, Die iis fslbit of
ferbar auhsr Stanbe 1T, nit itren a.
gensH arofter on3uoronsn.
SeBsH mir itatt Ben -- Sultun uno
f,utt 5unis - Worotto. 70 III Tsuift.
ldrb i'm Sabre 1911 hort. rpo stialieu
1881 mar, nur Der Shauplas tdt fih
etDas Hlh Wsften gefhoben.
limb in Der Shot. Trantreit bot ss
qroBartie psritanosn, f.sts bic ginpsr.
Ietbuna uno grobsruug bon 5unis gu
tsHrdrteln. ROD hsuts hstft ss, ooB
csmdb Dem 8aroo. 9srtra1s 5runtreit
1unis 3lpar beisbt babe. absr nur i'm
Ramen bss Ben bort rsaisrs
5n JeS Itnb nun bic guropGer be
Irelt", unb Grantrsih bat iif ia pohI
ourh bic Qstreus 9usfiibruna Der atts
ron qlgstirns Guropas 1ontbdr,eit
llnh Der General Woinisr
.aii6tigt" bic StdmnIs in Der umqs
geno BON Sea. Doh isbsr 9eodnte an
ejn grotettorat miro Gbgelsuqnst. tros.
cem Der arms Suitan ps6miithia oes
cubsrt BADEN foll, psnn Die fransoIis
ifen 3ruppeu abSogen, pdnn qinos er
nit. Birb 5rantrtih aus Wenfd3lit
tett in Gs5 blsiben, ME es aus RenI1
llftsit in lunis blieb2
Die 8orbsreitunusn bd3u perben
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Riiite unb BON 5e5 nah 4lgisr psrpen
,stoppenliHien essogen, bic W2arotto |
Ipie Elm Rss umipanntn, uno in ieber |
Sioppe bleibt aufdlig cine flsine 9ar.
nifon. Die 5ruppsn nes S6eriis |
reroen mehr unb nlehr ben uIaerifben |
Inb tuneiiihen Solnaten dbnlit, uub !
ne nSiherbeit" in Warofto piro ime |
ner GROCER. je grober Der franscftIde
oalt Diro. llnb europa Iieht All unb
lidt geifaG. Sn3piifxn lGBt lid, bic
ron8oiifhe Regierung BON Der .2oqit
,er greigniffe" fiihren, bas btibt. Iie
tedt ullmdhlid Marptto in bic Ia.
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