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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-05
FORMER HORSEMAN
SUED BY HIS Wife
FOR SEPARATION
Desertion and Non-Support
Charges Brought Against
Thomas B. Leahy.

Suit for separation and allmony was
brought before Justice Benedict In the
Brooklyn branch Of the Supreme Court
to-day by Mrs. Mary J. Leahy of Far
Rockaway. against her husband,
Thomas b. Leahy, a wealthy contractor
and real estate operator, The complaint
charges desertlon and non-support. Mrs.
I,eahy asked that she be allowed 500
a month alimony and $1,000 counsel fees
Justice Benedict allowed the complain
and $50 monthly almony and $50 coun-
sci fees, although she declared that her
husbands income was more than SIS. 900
q year.
The Leahys were married seven years
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-05
Ph, stefan Injured by FircworLa
ESplOslOn.

Special to The Etenns World
LONG BRANCH, ". v, July Be
lievng the fuse Of flower pot" which
he had lighted last night had gone out.
DR.. Harry shaw approached the fire.
works piece just as It exploded. His
face was severely burned and his arms
laceraied. 1t is believed he will lose an
eye.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-05
Trustee IL Removed.

Surrogate Ketchum OF Brooklyn to-
day ordered the removal OF J. II. u.
Boyle rs one OF the trustees OF the
81. O0o. 600 estate OF his father. the late
John Boyle OF No. n Lefrerts place.
The petition FOR J. VI. II. Boyle's re-
movni was made by the widow OF John
Boyle. who charged that her fellow
trustee had been wastcful In his ham
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-05

HEMPSTEAD. l.. l.. N. Y. July B.
Miss Marie Antoinctte Eldert. a member
OF one OF the oldest Long Island fam
lilies. Ied here to-day. She was the
daughter OF the late George :. Eldert
Funeral services will be held sunday a,
st. Georges Episcopal Church. Inter
ment will be in Greenfield Cemetery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-05

tain secret documents and also the
plans Of the defense OF Heiogoland for
delivery TO the British Government.
A waitress named Olga Killing Is also
charged as an accessory.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-05

By Vic

ding OF the funds OF the estate. Mrs.
Boyle Is now living at No. II Lererts
place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
DEATHS.

Karl w Rehs. 262 Brandon. months.
commissions; Henrietta Rank. 439 Low
EFT, ~ years gastritis. acute; Freida
kctclhut, ga Michigan, ] year, colt
tbs, Edward Monier, ST Mary's hospi,
tai. SO years, pneumonia; Olga Hauser
1881 West Fort. 80 years, typhoid fevr .:
Julia Hammond Mcconnell. &c Joy. s.
years, abdominal tumor; Janus McKen-
ney, Solvay hospital, about 40 years,
npcpleXy; Marshall Smith IL Broad
way, &c years, seniitty; Anna Hoew,
Little Sisters Of Poor. SO years. senil-
ity Joseph Herde. 2l3 Nineteenth. SO
years. cirrhosis OF liver: Samuel G. FL i.
lott, Ss3 Franklin. &c years. valvular
disease OF heart. George Wooliver, 1876
Concord, 80 years, endocarditis; George
w. polbee, CSC Dix. a. years. pneumo.
mia: Tessie Minister. 17S Napoleon, l
month, broncho pneumonia; Minnie
Campau. 30 Ash. II years, pneumonia;
Louis Vignaroli' sss Division, 70
Rxeppa, GA Piquette, 2 years, scarlet
fever; Edward Boyle, st. Mary's hos
pital, SO years. myocarditis: Hiawatha
years. military tuberculosis; William
Farthingham, 1898 Twelfth. SO years.
infiltration of urine; Rodger Beaufalt.
40 Marietta, s months, bronchial pneu-
50 years, acute peritonitis: Fannie Ben
ware. SO Charles, sc years, paralysis :
Tony George. $50 Woodbridge. s
months. capillary bronchitis; George l..
hdUe, SlN Az years, buTcOHll
Of left groin; Robert Graham, 1925 Fiji
teenth. IS years, senectus; Frank
Wludyka 90 Lockwood, 6 months. ca
tarrhal pneumonia; Stella GARBAGE. 1872
Otis, I month, entertls; Louis Temyak
,2i5 Mackie. | month, inanition; Susis
Petrick, 1S4 Rademacher, IL months
commissions; Fannie Mascot, 2lS4 W
Jefferson, 81 years, tuberculosis Of
lungs; Hubert Hedgecock, 20 Clair
mont. year. diphtheris: Helmuth
Schuknecht. Grace hospital. as years.
sapreinia Anna Dopow. 1ll6 Riopelle,
years pulmonary tuberculosis; Gus
tav Helm. 9s5 Twenty fourth. IS years,
tuberculosis OF lungs; John Kulling
s22 Junction. 81 years, senlity; Louis
A. Philippe. ss Maple. 60 years. eirrho-
-ef-lIper-M arRare t-O,Rrina,-St-
Mary's hospital As years; lobar pneh-
pital, 81 years tuberculosis OF hip
Joint William H--Hen#eH-fe5 Rosr-
dnie-ct.. 40 years. dropsy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
SHERIFFS MEN LOCATE
DOG FIGHT IN SALOON

Deputy Sheriff Ed. Stein and FIVE
deputies hurried out to George II.
Eberline's saloon, on the Dearborn
I'd. at IL o'clock Monday night, Sheriff
CASTOR having received a tip that a
dog tight was scheduled 10 take place
there.
When the sheriff's force reached
the saloon they found about 20 men
In the bar, and all denied knowledge
OF any dog fight. Stein started look
ing about the place, and entered the
basement, where he found a number
OF men. They also declared there wax,
no fight there, but further search
disclosed secret door leading to an
other basement room in which was
htted up a regular dog pit, with seats
IN amphitheater style, capable OF sea-
lnS ABOUT 100 men. In the room was
dog OF the fighting breed, whose ear
had been badly chewed, and which
gave every indication OF having been
n fight very recently. Mr.. Stein
ana his men remained until the al
eyed sports went away.
Tuesday morning Sheriff CASTOR
sent for Eberline. and gave him a
warning that the pit must be removed
at once. He claimed that he fitted IL
up for the amusement OF himself and
a few friends. and that occasionally
they held friendly chicken fight.
Eberline admitted they had tried out
two dogs Monday evening. but said II
S--not-- a--ssgular fight. He prom.
ised 10 remove the pit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
,HARMER FACES TERN
IN PRISON AND FINE

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-George A.
papausky. banker-magician, was found
Iuilty by the jury in Federal Judge
.andis' court OF using the mails for
improper purposes in a verdict re.
urned today.
The case came TO an abrupt close
shen Judge Lands refused to permit
evidence tending TO show that the de.
endant was a hypnotist. Judge Lands
lso refused 10 hear testimony that
many Of the charms sold by the bank
r had accomplished the things he had
laimed for them. The case deter
mined solely upon a translation of the
looks sent through the mails by
paPausky. He may be sentenced to
rom one to Ave years In prison and
nay be fined from $1,000 to $4,000.
\ Hundreds OF Poles, countrymen OF
he convicted banker, crowded the
courtroom and corridors when the YER
iict was returned. When the effect
u the verdict was explained TO them,
here were many expostulations. Fol-
overs of Papausky declared that the
Erath OF the ''reincarnated Moses
You'd descend upon those who had
aused his downfall. Many women
Sept and declared that some miracle
hust surely intervene to save the
ththor OF the Sixth and Seventh
Books" OF Moses from prison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27

q IRoUX is question whether II is in
snit hghrr=and
the share market which
deal OF and
though stated that
either in quantity quality to compare with the
class has been wemanaged
of
a good OF It,
noated York Curb
brokers who
with
On market
eliminated and IL
its intrinsic value than in the days when
mo vas
dividends is likely will
policy
but fact most mining during the
with which
difficult
information is altogether complete
should be inclined
cia a purchaser
his
OF the stock than dividends time
profits frequently do
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
DIED.


SCHLERETH--Feb "a, 1912. Edward
c., beloved husband OF Minnie Schle-
reth and father OF Mrs. Nina Smith,
Frank Schlereth and Louis. Florence
and Laura Meabrod. aged 90 years.
Funeral from residence. 452 Gratio;-
ave, Wednesday at u. m, and from
ST. Joseph's church at $3.50 o'clock
SWlRLES-Feb 20, George r.. Swirles.
aged 20 years; brother of Mrs. Chas.
s, Bayley. Mrs. John A. Carson and
Robert ii. swirles Funeral services
from the residence OF his aunt, Mrs.
A. H. McRobbie. 500 Merrick-ave.. on
Wednesday at . D. III.
WALSII--Feb. &c. 1912. at parents resi-
dence, 406 Fifteenth-st., John, infant
son OF Leo and Mabel Walsh (nee
Hggins). Funeral Wednesday at .
O. m.
CCLLEN--Feb. %, at st. Mary's hospi.
tai. suddenly. Erie, beloved wife OF
Charles Cullen, OF 226 Tillman-ave.
Burial Wednesday at Woodstock, Ont.
HAYES--John H. Feb. &c. at his resi-
dence 391 Hibbard-a ave, beloved nus
band OF Della Hayes. Funeral Thurs
day, Feb. 80, at $3.50 y. m. Funeral
private
IIEFFRON-Feb 20, Catherine. beloved
wife OF John Hebron, mother OF Nell
lie Minnie. Mrs Beyers. Elizabeth,
Catherine, John and Patrick. daugh.
tef OF Mrs. Margaret Sheehy. or
Windsor Ont, and sister OF john OF
London. ont; William. OF Windsor'
Jeremiah, of Chicago. and Mrs, Weld :
man and Annie and Lillian. OF Wind
.s 20. Funeral from residence. 800 Con :
gress-st east, at $3.50 o'clock ana ~
o'clock at SIS Peter and Pauls Jesuit
church Thursday, Feb. 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
DIED.

ADAMS-Feb. rs. at his home, 144b Mt.
Elliott, William. beloved husband OF
Nellie Adams. aged 40 years. Notice
OF funeral later.
DEBoIs-Feb. "a at her daughters
hone Gears Mo wISew ., We Niet9ria
John Dubois and mother OF Stephen
Dubois, Mrs. Mary Laforge. Mrs.
Maggie Kern. OF Chicago, and sister
Of Mrs Erred s9n wa Laforse. Of Port
from residence, and $50 at St Joa =
chim's church
HARBON--At his home, Van Dyke and
Harper-aves.. Charles, beloved hus-
band OF Ann Harbon. aged so years.
Funeral Wednesday at j. m. from
residence.
ENIrTH---John. at the residence OF his
only daughter. Mrs. John NJ Karpin-
ski 315 Thirtieth-st., Feb. 90. Fu-
neral from residence at $3.50 a. m and
from ST Francis church at o'clocl;
sun time, Thursday Interment in
Mt. Elliott.
Xxi Suddenly, Feb. %. John r., be :
loved husband OF Anna and father OF
Harold Kline. at his residence. 1868
Towns "g o. ave, E xsn ydr az eonven;
Pennsylvania papers please COPY
MOORE--Feb. 26 at his parents resi-
d1nce, ISL Farnsworth-ave Leroy
beloved son OF Frederick and sophia
Moore Funeral from residence Wed.
nesday at y. m.
OCILLETTE-At AmherstburE, Sun
TtHy.-f'p b-225.-M tss- Marruffnp QUIZ.
lette, aged 65 years. Funeral at Am
herstburg Wednesday morning a,
81 Johns Catholic church at 1920 n
m. Cleveland papers please copy
SYpNAM--Fch. 26. at residence. 35A
Twelfth-st., Henry. aged Go years, be
loved husband Of Maria Sydnam aud
father OF Mrs. Emily Thompson and
Harry Sydnam Funeral from resi-
dence Thursday Feb. 90, at : y. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
BIRTHS.
BOYS.

BOYS.
A. Crane. II Brandon, A. Schmidt
32i Rivard; T.. Beck. 2s5 Moran: G.
Reinki. 1916 Vinewood; A. Koenig
i225is Twenty-hfth; G. Barnes, 735
Belvidere; II Parkens, 1927 Twelfth;
w Libka, 237 Krupp; w. Adams, S3i
Crane: A. Granato, $40 Vinewood; NJ
Wilson. 439 stanton. ". Patton. lac
Dane; d. Morgan, $50 Wabash: H.
Wolainski 1919 Military; NJ. Martin,
5hS HorstIo; q. Lynch, 743 Eightecnth:
@ Kausch, 81 South; ~. Holsington,
Providence hospital: q. Monterose. 4SJ
Congress; Il. Meyer, lac Thirty third.
GIRLS
I~Tisher, $40 Livernois: f.. Gernaey.
1910 Mack i. Charles. - Fulton G..
Palaske. sos Mitchell; j. Koe. 3s3 Pal
meT: NJ. Westra. 1876 Leicester Ctwins)
j. Buchanan 2342Ia Woodward; II.
Parent. 236 Bellevue: p. Topin. SCI
Fort; W. Chattergon. 534 Woodbridge;
j. MarRchke. 9S4 Mckinley; \. Utych.
14ll Michigan g. TAYLOR. c5 Grandy:
T.. Pearce. 1872 Finley G Rogers. All
Nc kinstry *. Kllizak. sc Ruby: W.
Gil Tnirty-third: +.
Lang. ~ Thirty-hrst; q. Nepolitano,
go ALtietam; L. Ferra. 1895 Oakland
X Hansen. Ale Livernols: w TTatha-
way. q Twenty-eighth: j. stang, 972
Howard; A. Pryewski. $50 Chene.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
MILL-END
SALE JAMS STORE

The Lockhart mill-end sale now
QiDg on in Crowley, Miner & Co. s
tore. Is attracting so many eager
Aoppers that at certain times dur
hg the day special Gordon of en-
loyes Is necessary In the various
departments 10 keep the crowds in
heck and insure satisfactory trad.
hg.
The bargains are so enticing that
ne man or woman who once goes TO
ne big store for an article advertis.
ID, goes again and again for others.
here are certain staple goods which
very householder and housewife
leeds, and when these articles may
le purchased at the great reduction
Tered In the mill-end sale, there is
'aturally an eager buying public.
1T pays to go TO Crowley, Miners
lufing the Lockhart mill-end sale
! the verdict OF those who know.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
BROTHER OF DETROIT
SUSPECT is IN JAIL

JENNINGS, Mich, Feb. 27.-Myron
Fuller is in the Missaukee county jail
charged with killing William Fraser
He says he is a brother OF Charles
Fuller, who is. wanted in Detroit on a
charge OF staying Jacob Kraft and his
VIE at their roadhouse on Woodward
ave.
Local people believe Charles Fuller
worked on farm owned by Henry
Curtis shortly after the Detroit
tragedy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27

WASHINGTON, Feb. pa single
|aan--Rep. Gillett, OF Massachusetts
reverted the house taking action to-
ion at Lawrence, Mass.
Gillette objected 10 the efforts OF
|.ep Wilson Dem. Pal. chairman OF
he labor committee 10 secure unan-
nous consert for immediate consfJt.
ration of the Wilson resolution AL.
lorlzing the labor committee to in.
|'estlgate the clubbing or women and
aildren
When the house, convened. Wilson
|sked unanimous consent that his
|esolution be considered Only about
score OF members were present AMI
| hey sat silently while the resolution
has read:
Every member" explained Wilson.
| Is familiar with the statements which
have been carried in the press as 70
he situation at Lawrence. II they
IRE true, these statements show a
orrible condition, one that is dis.
race TO the fair name of Massachu-
etts"
At this point Rep. Gillett jumped 10
| Is feet He Inquired under what in
depreciation of the rules Of the House
Wilson was allowed 10 speak, and
|Hhen Speaker Clark informed him
bat the debate was proceeding by
Unanimous consent Gillett said: This
resolution applies TO the occurrences
II Lawrence. That is matter which
do not feel the state Of Massa.
husetts is unable TO cope with.
Therefore object"
Under the rules there was no fur
her opportunity for the consideration
bf the matter at that time and Wilson
LeluctantlX sfrnde hack 10 his scat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
WILL PROBE AFFAIRS
OF OIL COMBINE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. ia thor
ough probe OF the Standard Oil Co. as
relating 10 the affairs Of its directors
and their relations 10 various sub
sidiary companies since the dlssolu-
ton order OF the supreme court viii
he-made here as the result of q de.
cislon rendered by Judge Kinsey TO.
day In the Waters Pierce Standard
fight.
@irHe=eBHFf =ftffer= ffa-rhet akiug-n Of
dispositions in the mandamus suit
brought by the Standard should be
continued and that the relation OF
three men. whom the Standard inter
ests wished placed on the Waters
Pierce directorate. 10 the Standard Of
New Jersey, might be shown.
Judge Kinsey overruled the decision
OF Special Commissioner Mcdonald,
before whom dispositions were being
taken, and made IL possible for the
Pierce interests TO go into the history
OF the Standards connection with the
Waters Pierce Co, and particularly
the history, OF the Standards three
candidates for directors in the Pierce
board
Attorneys attempted 10 show that
George w. Mayer. OF Kansas City, one
OF the candidates for director. was
an employe OF the Standard Oil Co.,
and was directed TO resign as the
Kansas City manager for ,the COM
pany TO become a Waters-Pierce di-
rector. Ii was to the objection on
this point that Judge Kinsey over
ruled Commissioner Mcdonald, hold.
ing that the dispositions should con-
tinue and a wide scope given the in
Quiry.
This Is victory for the Pierce forces.
They allege the Standard Is seeking to
continue the trust through individual
control Of subsidiaries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
BUSINESS BRIEFS


Frederick X. Stearns d. Co, De.
troit, VIII manufacture a hunter of
articles, such as confectionery, toilet
soap and fancy stationery. in addition
TO drugs, In the new buildings they
plan 10 erect in connection with their
windsor plant, provided the counc,,
will grant the usual exemptions. Tue
matter or giving the concessions Will
be put TO a vote of the ratepaycrs,
March %.
The Detroit Credit Mems associa.
ton will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the Elliott-Taylor-W oolfen-
den cafe, Tuesday evening. The
speakers will be Henry NJ Nimmo and
Edgar A. Guest. Raymond Dulitz Will
furnish the music. Dinner will be
served at 6:10.
The gross earnings of the Grand
Trunk railway system for the second
week in February were $7S3,13G. an
increase OF S27,S25 over the figures
FOR the corresponding week last year.
The increase In gross earnings for tie
year TO Feb. IA, amounts TO $109,SS0.
George D. Allison, weftknown on
Griswold-st., having been connected
with w. f. Moss e. Co, i'm the local
stock department for several years,
has listened to the call Of back to
the soil' and leaves, Tuesday night,
to start his apple orchard, up I'm
western Michigan Mr.. Allison has
'nnffy friends I'm the financial district
lsn hn nf nnl- Al,
farm.
The Union Trust Co., was the sue
ccssful bidder for the $4,000 issue
OF sewer bonds authorized by Bir.
mineham, Mich. The bonds bear in,
terest at 1-2 per cent. and run for
10 years. Other bidders were Dewitt,
Tremble a Co., George ID. Coaney
Detroit; Harris Trust & Savings
bank, Chicago; First state Savings
bank, Birmingham: Detroit Trust
Co.; S. A. Kean, First National bank
Detroit: Security Trust Co, Detroit:
E. n. Rollins & Sons, Chicago: Sea.
songood & Mayer; H. c.. Speer &
Sons Co, and the Hanchett Bond
Co. The successful bid was s25,SS0.
Maurice S. Walker, discount clerk
In the National Bank of Commerce.
has resigned his position TO become
cashier OF the stale Savings bank,
OF Flat Rock, Mich Mr.. Walker has
been In banking in Detroit for II
wears and has-many- friends-i bank
ing circles. He was connected with
the American Exchange National
bank, and took his position with the
Bank OF Commerce when the Ameri.
can Exchange National amalgamated
with the Old Detroit National. Mr..
Walker will take UP his duties In
Flat Rock, March l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
HELP wANTED-MALE.
DeHoney's North Pole
Dancing Parties

Tuesday. Friday and Saturday evening,
this week. Prof DeHoney viii give
pretty North Pole dancing parties at
his new academy. SO Woodward.
sixty prizes will be awarded TO nnd-
ers OF the North Pole. See the snow
and icy mountains, midnight sun, etc.
Grand confetti party Tuesday even
ing. March 3. Leap year ball Friday
evening, March 8. New classes FORM
ing for beginners. IL you wish TO
attend Americas finest academy and
learn from the best dancers and In
structors at extremely low rates, call
and see for yourself. Phone 42iS
Grand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
WILL HEAR RAILROAD
SUIT IN DETROIT

LANSING, Mich. Feb 27.-ktty.-
Gen. Kuhn stated this morning that
the case OF the Duluth, South Shore
a. Atlantic railroad would be heard
before Judges Dennison, Angel and
Knappen in Detroit, March 90. Claim.
ing that the bill requiring two-cent
fares on all roads in the upper pen.
insula was unconstitutional, the d., s.
S. & A. secured an injunction TO pre-.
vent its taking effect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
MARRIAGES.

Otto Begeman, %, Wyandotte: Rose
r. Touck. is, Detroit
Edward Shaughnessy, 30; Marie Will
sen, rs.
Max Donbrow. "a; Marie Toefper. 90.
Harry J. Peterson. "a, Detroit; Kath-
crime Moore, IS, Alpena.
Louis SHERMAN. 90; Mary Leoinberg,
II.
Edward smith "a; Izetta Lewis. 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
Acquitted on burglar Ch.re..

Joseph Fukler. charged with bur-
IlarizinE the store OF William Hague
las acquitted In Judge Connolly's court
tuesday. An officer saw Fuller close
ID an open window OF Hague's store.
nd arrested him, thinking he was just
bming out The evidence didn't satisfy
he Jury.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

Fiaa.es Would whether cros
n n howna doesh stoek 4. W. w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27

Hunter To Box in Jackson.
Jack Hunter, the Detroit light.
weight, will box eight rounds with
Arty Stevens at Jackson tonight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27
.F0SS ORDERS INQUIRY
INTO LAWRENCE STRIKE
Tells Acknowledgement To Inves-
z tigate Police and Militia
Methods

BOSTON. MASK, Feb. 27.--Upon d
formal order from Gov. Foss, Atty
Gen. Swift, OF Massachusetts,, today
started an investigation into the fore
ible prevention OF sending children
from Lawrence ny the police and
militia, and the action OF the poliI .
in clubbing women. who We're 10 30
sent 10 Philadelphia. Gov. Foss' or
der TO Atty Gen. Swift was sent last
night The latter found II on his desk
when he returned from Washington
today.
IL
LAWRENCE, Mass. Feb. 27--Five
| Girl pickets who were stationed along
lIaverhill and Avonsts., today, to
beg textile workers to Join the strike
were gathered in by the police today
IN charge of disturbance. They
IYere locked up at headquarters and
will be arraigned before Judge
| Mahoney later.
Following these arrests the police
brought 10 headquarters, Charigan
Akochuk. a striker. who. they said,
lad thrown pepper in the faces OF
mil operatives who were going to
work. Akochuk was caught atttr an
xciting chase through the streets
and was overpowered in a dark hall
|way after he drew knife on the
|rohce
The attitude OF the state police on
3tuiy here was changed today. In.
Mead of AZ arrests, as yesterday,
| here were only six today and the po-
ice did not use their clubs today at
Ii. State Police Captain Carter is
ued a statement charging the COM
aittee with planning dynamite out
ages. He said the strikers were i'm
porting gun men and hiding them in
ne soup kitchens. When word OF
his charge reached strike headquar-
era the committee ordered search
| 4 the kitchens for dynamite, explain
ne that as the companies had put up
he plant on them, they did not in
cni taking chances OF another be-
ng tried.
In addition the committee an
bounced that hereafter all meetings
would be open TO the public so that
here could be no ground for the al
sgation that the leaders conntenanc-
4 violence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-27

w .NNTED-First-cl ass coat maker, pay
81 and up steady lob. make from two
10 three coats q week. Apply TO -.
X Noeb. Laurium. lloughton county.
Mich