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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-12

Miss Smith lad been visiting some
friends end was returning to her
home about IL o'clock. While She
was passing beneath some trees at a
very dark spot on IIunterfurr stree.
she was attacked frcm the rear. She
was flrrlcd to the ground and q
strong grip was tahen on her neck
She tried to scream out a handker-
chief used as a gag was forced into
her mouth. The knee of her assail-
ant was forced into the pit OF her
stomach.
'Bravely the young woman tussled.
Her clothing became torn to shreds
and her hair disheveled. and she was
badly battered. She managed in her
struggle to pull the gag from her
mouth and give an alarm.
She struggled to her feet but was
felled with a blow In the face. Her
screams had called the attention Of a
passerby, who distinguished the two
forms In the darkness. He ran to-
ward them just as the assailant took
to his heels. A chase was begun and
when the men dashed down Bergen
street Donahue dashed into the arms
of Patrolman Saeher, of the Sixth
precinct.
The patrolman asked the trouble
and Donahue declared he too was
giving chase to the man he thought
was the girls assailant. The two
men were taken to the still prostrate
form of the girl. She was revived
and partially identified Donahue as
her assailant. The handkerchief bore
the initial G. Acting Judge Yuill
held Donahue in $1,000 bail for the
grand jury.
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rocked slightly. swaying pictures and
light furniture.
A peculiar feature of the quake at
Columbia was that persons within
doors felt the vibrations more than
those in the open. There beds were
moved several inches and parior stat
uary was thrown from pedesta1s
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JURY AcoUITs SEVEN

AsHEVILLE, N. c.. June 12.-
After being out all night the jury
jn the Myrtle Hawkins murder case
at II a. m. today returned verdict
Of not guilty for all seven Of the de-
PENDANTS
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BEAT Taft il
He Is Nan1ed''
BULLETIN.

ROOSEVELT ANNOUNCED
ArTERNoON THAT HE
COUNTY, AND
Il CHICAGO coNsEN-
CONTAIN Eff
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CHICAGO. June Il.

who have been selected pean
N the announced William
Finn Pittsburgh should the convention renemnae President
hich declared
the artv In theh Rennh hicanS
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Hello Girls Message
of Flood Breaks Off
SHERIDAN. wyo.. June 12.

June Il
Of water mountains last night swept
Bunalo paru Wrech-
number raIy
or telephone eA
s - -lali-nar lnicatin ceased :
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CHICAGO. June u.

devoted all yesterday 10
which the President was credited win
found necessary
the hearing involving other states
TO night The Arizona
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Cities Rock
in Earthquake Shock

AUGUSTA. CD. June u,
ere, at Columbia, S. c.. and Savan-
Houses were rocked and the sleep
ened when their beds swayed and
were felt, each lasting about fifteen
amage was done.
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GAGS
GIRL IN STREET

Victim Hurled to Ground Within
Several Hundred Feet of Her Home on Hunter.
don Street by Weldressed Young Man Who
Attacked Her as She Returns from Visit
ASSAlLANT PREVENTS ANY OUTCRY BY STUFFING "E
Her Clothing Torn Shreds Struggle Young Woman Man.
ages to Remove Gag and Screams-AssaiIant Runs az
Help comes-Man Residing Same Block Dashes Into
Cops Arms-Denes He Is Guilty Person.
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Taft Gets ArizOna's
Delegates-at-Large

oYcAso Jun. ntse six members are credit
ed to
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CONTINUED on second Page,
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
SHOWS MUCH ACTIVITY

I.ambrecht. Kelly a. Co. report the
following sales: For William L,
Hamilton TO Mrs. ID. +. CouZens. dwell
ing at No. Ito California-aye., be-
tween John X. and Brush-sts., S6,iVo'
for Z. Starrett 10 Sidney Z. Hammili'
vacant lot on the east side oil Drac
goon-ave., 30 IT. by 125 it,, $1,000; LOT
the Scovel Realty Co. TO Earnest NIL
Ter, lot on the west side OF Hartford
ave, between Tireman-aye. and Scov-
el.pl.. $500: for Judson Railway 10
Frank X. Learned, lot on northwest
corner OF Monterey and Thlrd-aves.'
as II. by l25 IT,, $500; for Conrad MIL
Ter to Matthias Loula. frame, two-nat
dwelling, No. 407 Humboldtave., w.
700; for Sidney c. Hammill 10 LeRoy
Wood. tWo-story brick veneer dwell
ing. No. soy Dragoon-ave., between Ca
DEF and Regular-aves, s4,S08; for =
Keverscham TO Mrs. B, Hitler. brick
cottage. No. 574 Chene-st.. north OF
Gratiot-ave.. 1900; for Scovel Realty
Co, TO w. III. Craig, two vacant lots
on the southwest corner OF Stanford
and Tireman-aves., $1,000; for HUB
bard Estate 10 Mary Danahey. two
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
PAPER AND PAINT FOR
SPRING DEMAND SHOWN

The question of paint and waii-pa-
oer is one OF the important questions
3 that presents itself with spring, and
the Gratiot Paper & Paint co. mas
laid in a supply OF new popular
priced Wallpapers which have just
been put on display to meet the
spring demand.
wallpaper and paint are very Inn
rortant items to the landlord who
has moderate.priced flats and houses
10 rent. They are large factors in
making his houses attractive to de
sirable tenants.
The spring display OF the Gratioi
Paper & Paint Co., includes a large
sseortment OF, low and medium-prieec
Wallpapers for every purpose, parlor
bedroom. etc, in all shades and pat
tiers. The company also handles the
nopuIar Lion brand OF ready-mixeC
oaint and Noxall brand which Is guar
. anteed not TO crack, fade, or peel OF
40 any OF the disagreeable things
that sometimes happen to ordinary
Dairlt. ....,... .
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
REBEL LEADER OROZCO'S
TACTICS PUzzLEUNCLE SAM
State Department Believes He
Is Trying To Provoke
Intervention

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The be
lief that Gen. Orozco, commander OF
the Mexican rebels, Is deliberately at
tempting 10 provoke American inter
yention is being forced on the state
department by confidential dispatches,
detailing continued affronts 10 the
United States by the insurrectionlsts
II is believed here that OroZco. his
revolt crumbling in the face OF Ma
dero's increasing achievements
made possible by the United States
friendly attitude, has decided that he
would rather take chances OF personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT in an united Mexican
war against the United States than
be the leader OF forlorn hope against
Madero.
II was pointed out today that there
mas been significant change in
Orozco's attitude toward the United
States WITHIN two weeks. Al that
time the rebel leader sent long tele-
gram, avowing the utmost friendship
For America.
Today dispatches told that he was
refusing TO recognize the omcial
status OF American consular officers,
thus closing the legations TO Ameri-
cans fleeing from rebels.
This announced intention 10 regard
limited States consuls simply as citl-
zens. is taken as direct insult mere
and the state department today pom
dered deeply on how to Offset THIS
new attitude and protect Americans
in the troubled zone. Dispatches con
tinue TO report outrages against Amer
leans by rebels.
An American conductor named Kane
was fatally shot by bandits who helo
up train north OF Mexico CITY. n
number OF passengers were wounded
In another holdup at Iraquate, Engl
neer Zacharias Farmer, an American
was killed. Rebels at Altar, Few
miles south OF the American line, are
holding prisoner and threatening "ltn
execution an American named l.. II
Iones Other Americans who were
with Jones were released and are no"
at Nogafes.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
WILD CONFUSION IN PIT
WHEN PRICE OF MAY WHEAT
SCARS NEARLY FOUR CENTS
Panicky Rise Is Climax of
Movement That Has Been
Brewing Several Days
CLOSING FIGURE is $l.O9h
One House Transfers Business
When 1t Finds Clerk Had
Been Trading Heavily
CLOSING FIGURE is $l.osM

CHICAGO, April 1S.-Amid scenes
OF Widest confusion In the grain pit
To-Day, May wheat. opening at 1861.
shot up 10 $l.l0 a bushel as panicky
bears sought vainly for cover.
Today's panicky rise was the eli.
max OF a movement that has been
brewing In the pit for several DAYS.
Inc bears discovered that they could
not get the wheat for delivery on MAY
contracts, and the furious buying de.
mand In which all traders seemed TO
take part resulted. After the sensa-
uonal rise, an effort was made to ease
or the market and prices were sent
down TO Si.0Sh. but the next effort
OF the bears TO cover was met with
another rise and May wheat closed
at $l.09A.
One house. Clifford a. Co, trans
TERED its business 10 another ex-
change brokerage concern. as the re-
suit OF discovery in the midst or
today's excitement that clerk had
been trading heavily in the pit.
July and September futures regis
tered new high levels for the season.
The entire movement resulted from
reports that have been coming In for
several DAYS OF heavy damage TO
crops in all winter wheat states.
, Corn futures were sent up about one
point in. sympathy with the skyrockei.
ing OF wheat.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
ROOSEVELT DELEGATES
WILL WIN, SAYS KNOX

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. April
Estate Chairman Knox arrived In
the 500 today. coming direct from Bay
City and leaving this afternoon for
Chicago
The Roosevelt men of Michigan
are perfectly content TO take THEFT
contest for the six delegates at large
TO Chicago for final determination
No fair-minded credentials committee
can fail to seat Gov Osborn and his
Ave associates who are for Roosevelt
for president" he said.
The entire controversy arose over
the determination OF the Taft leaders
in violation OF all precedent and fair
play TO seat the Taft contesting dele
CATION from Wayne on a temporary
roll call and then give them a chance
TO vote upon their right TO seats In
the convention. This Is precisely
what the Taft men In Indiana did and
which pTecipitated contest there.
II is so unfair as TO invite universal
condemnation OF fair-minded men
everywhere. Before the convention
convened, repeatedly offered %
agree to bar both Wayne delegations
or to limit both until the contest over
Wayne's delegation was determined
by the convention itself
Sob Printing DONE hight Times
y,r,-t,-.- Co ts Tohn R-st
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15

bet Walker and McDougall owner
Murphy Iron Works. $4,000.
Chas. w Kuehl. Az Chene-st.. q
story brick Ven. dwelling, n. e. cor
Waterloo and Canton; owner. +. T.
Brooks, 56l Helen. $4,000
same, 2-story brick ven. dwelling
e. :. canton. bet Waterloo and Char
levoix owner +. L. Brooks. sci Helen
$4,000
Levi j Flick and A. q Pitts. eight
l-Story frame dwellings, e. and W. $
kolfs-pl, bet Mack and Sylvester
Thos. Jordon. 52s van Dyke. 2-story
frame dwelling, W. =. Dickerson, bet
kercheval and Jefferson. $4,000.
n w. Goetsch. 1875 Helen, 2-story
frame dwelling. ". : Maxwell bet
Charleyo DIX and Waterloo; owner. Ed
ward Mahon, 800 Van Dyke, 81. 500
ID J. Mahon. 400 ST Joseph, e-story
brick ven. dwelling, W. ) Helen. bet
CharlevoiN and Berlin: owner. Kate
Good. Dequindre and Maple. $4,000
Scheel 4 llartung. Isl Cavalry. 2
story brick ven dwelling. 20 or %
Wilde. owner. Herman schulz, n. W
cor Wilde and Fort, $4,000.
j. ! Sandick, $50 LothrOp, " story
frame dwelling. 1il4 Kirby $500,
Chas. Hansen. IS MCGraw, 2-story
fraine dwelling. go Harmon; owner
Jacobson q Ernest 2D3 Melbourne
700
Jos. Vanderweghe. 463 Hubbard. q
story frame dwelling, .. :. Bewick. bet
Kercheyal and Waterloo. s2,g0o,
Albert Jablowski. 627 Grandy =
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
BuILDiSG PERMITS.

Herman r. YatZek N Co, sa5 fleld,
2-story brick ven dw Sng ;osa IuP ~
r. Sobikv 1901 Harper. t-story
frame dwelling. ". :. Hindle. bet Lynn
and Westminster: owner, John kasse-
"' IONS T6inski. Gle Farnsworth. l.
story frame barn, 6l2 Farnsworth'
Martin q FaIfchld Fischer and
Waterloo, Ia STORY frame dwelling, e.
.. Fischer bet. Waterloo and Charlie
Same, S-story frame dwelling, e. s.
Fischer. bet. Waterloo and CharlevoiN'
'-i r. w Dennis. Penobscot bldg. p
bet Woodward I'D Second. $1,000.
Il. b. Rose. 63l Lycaste. history
frame store and dwelling, W. s. Ly-
caste. bet CharlevoiN and Goethe
r. Fordette 1893 ARTILLERY. 2-story
frame dwelling, p >. Artillery, bet
south and jefferson. $4,000.
Chas. Heinicke. Ir.. 329 Frederick
2-story frame dwelling. q. = McDous
all. bet Palmer and Ferry, $1,000
Sylvester GlTard. lSi1 GIatlut, 2
story frame dwelling, e. = Maxwell
bet. Gratiot and Medbury, $1,000.
Geo NJ McFarlanc, 43S BelNidere >.
story frame dwelling. ", Relyldere
bet waterloo and Kercheval. sl,7O0.
ID & Lundy. 1917 Z. Euclid 2-storS
! frame dwelling, e. $. Beaubien, bet
| Euclid and Melbourne. $4,000
Gilmore & Chavenelle. lGj Kercheval
| 2-story frame dwelling. O. s. canton
| bet jefferson and Champlain, $4,000.
/ John Garbarino 32S Erskinc 2-story
! frame store and dwelling, Il = Oak
land, bet. Woodland and Rosedale
/ s., 500
/ wilhelmIna Forster. i7l7 Michigan
! Q story brick store and dwelling q g
1 Michigan, bet. Military and Hammond
81 300
! John peyster. Jr.. two 2-story fran,
| dwellings, p. =. Waterman. bet For
/ and Lafayette. owner Anton Kaier
/ 1925 Forrest. W. $4,000.
| r. Porath g. Sons Penobscot bldg. /.
story brick and steel barn. s. g. Jeffer.
son. bet Twenty-third and Twenty
Fourth; owner, cty OF Detroit $4,000
] 1 Richard - Mari Ford bldg. 2-sforl
brick dwelling. n 5. Lawrence. bet
Third ana Second. owner. W w Crow
ell. Second and Hancock. $1,000
! O. w Graves. Sc Roland l-story
steel aad- brIeR foundry. q .. Guoin
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
MICHIGAN-AVE. STORES
SOLD BY Z. S. MOON

Elmer s. Moon & Co., report the
following list OF sales: Two solid
brick stores and fats at Nos. 4l6-4lS
Michigan-ave. between Eighth-st and
Trumbull-ave.. on 40 H. lot Tor
James Farrell 10 private parties,
value. $4,000; two-story solid brick
residence at No 81 Warren-ave.
west. between Greenwood and Brook
lyn-aves.. for Mrs. Margaret LIGHT TO
Mrs. Fanny WINNER for $4,000;
south IT, OF lot No. and north 30 It.
of lot No. 9 on the east side OF West
Grand Boulevard, between Moore-pl.
and Milford-st., being 40xl75 IT.. Tor
Charles Lau to =. r. Willett, consid-
Grafton private; two-family frame Hat
ut Nos. 1l3l-1l33 Sheridan-aye., be-
tween Warren and Forest-aves., for
Herman A. Him.. to Charles l.. Nor
gan, for $500; frame house at No.
90 Hartford.ave., between Cobb-pl.
and Milford-st., for Maria A. Sauve
10 Thomas Moore, for $4,000: lot NO.
9. east side OF 24th-st.. between Mer-
rick aud Kirby-aves., being 30xlS5 u
for John l.. Meyers To Rudolph Ian
der, for s625: Lot No. q east size
Montclair-ave.. northeast corner OF
Eddie-ave., being S5x9S II. for 81,
Clair Heights Syndicate TO Mrs. +.
"A. Beversdorf, for $500: east 80 II. OF
lot No. 4 and west 10 IT. OF lot No. 8
north side OF Garfeld-ave., between
Antoine and Hastings-sts.. being 40 IL
by 1877 IT., for Kanter Estate TO Leo
Blaszkiewicz, for $1,000; LOT No. ls
Inovfhrs side OF warren-aye., between
SOFTEN and .LaSalie-ayes,, being SOS
El2O IT. fer James Weston Estate tc
tGnstave Strauss. for s62s; Lot No,
north side or Merrick-ave. between
Mckinley and vinewood.ayes. beine
t3OxII3' n. for S. w Itseli to Thomas
button for $500; two family frame Nat
at Nos. 1I8i-1i33 Sheridan-aye., be
tween Warren and Forestayes,, for
Charles l.. Morgan to Edward Bear
for about $4,000; lot No. 11S west side
Of Hartford-ave., between Moore-pl.
and Scovelpl, being S0x12O IT. Tor
Dewitt Quick to William Thompson
for s325: lot No. 152 and 1-2 OF lot
No. Isl south side OF Hogarth-ave., be-
tween Dexter and Wildemere-aves.'
being 45x110 It., for George f. Briefly
TO Charles Labudde. for about $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
III. MCDONALD, VETERAN
ATTORNEY, DIES

John II. Mcdonald, aged 20 years,
for 25 years practicing attorney in
Detroit. died suddenly, Friday night.
in his home at No. 1873 Woodward
ave. Death was caused by heart dis
ease and was entirely unexpected.
Mr. Mcdonald came to Detroit from
Saginaw about 1887. He had been &C
tive in politics In his native city, nav
ing served term as Judge OF the re.
corder's court. In Detroit, he devoted
himself entirely, TO the practice OF
law. and enjoyed lucrative business
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15

bet. Harper and Medbury. sl.sOO
Louis schmidt. 4 Frontenac- blvd
= -story frame d G,d owner r'on an
thony Brinkman. Helen and Canhelu'
$1,000
Langusch & sons. 195 Preston. Ia
story frame dwelling, 7eI Seneca; own
Ier,- \. G Grooming; $4,000 ,a ,s,orv
frame dwelling, SIS Jos Campau' w.
ZOO
Chas Roe. a. w. Columbia, l-story
brick garage. ~ w Columbia. $3.50
John Lukasczwicz; "a Thlrty5 ,rSgr,r.
ffth. owner. Felix Prsybyos, 2Os
.Thirty-hfth. $4,000.
O -. Kuhn. 40 Orleans. 2-story
brick and concrete store w; od MO
lie Blanc e Anton Co, DIX and VI. -,
;-stcry brick garage, 2l2 Hancock W.
owner. Thos Glynn. 2l2 Hancock. vow.
Henry Young. 36e seventeeGnsn.
bet Charievoix and Waterloo; owner
Chas Fawlmann, 500 Canton. $4,000.
Fred Tessmer 20 Dettloff-ct.. 2-story
frame dwelling WI $ ConcoT W, PEI
Hayuer. 1871 Canton. $4,000.
julius Berman. sol Highest. r.. q
story brick ven. dwelling. 3. 3. Farms
worth. bet Rivard and Russell' so.ooo.
4. L ="
brick store. :. =. Gratiot, bet. Bald
win and Townsend owner. l.. +. Me-
Cutcheou. 203 pingree, $3.50:
Gilmore Chavenelle, Too herche-
val. three 2-story frame dwellings. e.
: canton, bet. Waterloo and Charlie
''VlN fraft, e55 +. Garfield. l-story
frame barn, u =. Canreld bet DUBOIS
any !. Ward. ~ ward-pi. 2-story
frame dwelling. 209 Seebaldt. $1,000.
I same 2.story frame dwelling EOS
! seebaldt. owner ". T.. ALBERT. Marston
James Morrow. 373 Maple lia story
1 frame dwelling W =. ClearpOinte. bet.
| Jefferson aud River, $500.
y y Gilbert. 254 Jos. Campau, J.
story frame dwelling, n. =. NICHOLS, pet.
lRchns and Mcclellan. $500
! Henry Barneskan, 1852 W kirby, =
story frame dwelling e =. Campbell
lbet Horatio. and Herbert $1,000
! Vim. pagel 500 Mack, 2-story frame
/ DIV cling -chaHlevoiN, bet. Ellery
land flmw0od. owner. NJ. i. Maedler.
Arndt and Ellery s2,s0o.
! VIM. H. Russo. al Helen, ~ story
! frame dwelling. .. s. Van Dyke bet.
4 Watcrlos and CharlevoiN. $500.
I a. A. Albrecht Co. penohscot bldg.
IG-story steel and concrete power house,
,s s. Jefferson, bet West End ana prl-
Ivate way: owner. Detroit Edison Co,
same. 2story brick warehouse. " s.
Bellevue bet Waterloo and kercheval
Iowner. Edison Illuminating Co.. $4,000
/ Henry j. Koch. so fireman, l-story
4 frame dwelling. ~ >. Iarchinont bet
Grand River and Firewood: owner
John Koch. Marine city. Mich, $1,000
Gustav Kellar. $50 stephens. two 2
story frame dwellings. " s. stephens
bet Medbury aud Gratiot, $4,000.
4 Demyttenapre A. Co, 2i47 n. Jeffer-
son. a-story frame dwclllng. O. :. DC
fer-pL bet jefferson and kercbcyai
ISL SOC
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15

story frame dwelling, No. % Selden-
ave, between Woodward and Cass-
aves., private terms; for ID. j. Healy
to private parties, vacant lot on the
south side Of Colburn-ave., between
Cass and Second-aves., 40 II. by $50
fit, $500; for Susan Munday to A. j..
Ashdown, 2 lots on the northeast cor
ner OF Kirby-ava and Brush-st, So
600, lots 90x16l; for f. X. Cheviron
to NJ. j. Probst, vacant lot on High.
land-ave, between Second and Wood
ward.aves., 70x116, S1.400; for J. D..
Kennedy TO JOS. Mayhem. dwelling
No. % Sefden-ave.. between Wood
ward and Second-aves., 35xl30, $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
"CIRCLINGTHEGLOBE," HAS
NEARLY FINISHED TRIP

Word has been received by the
BOARD OF Commerce that its book
which was sent on a globe-circlin5 trip
is in Cleveland. and Is due back I'D
Detroit after a stop in Toledo. "Circt
ing the Globe" the title OF the mover
", left Detroit over a year ago WIN
q route calling for 1t TO travel the en-
tire suns circuit, with requests 70
each secretary of the commercial or
SANITATION in the cities 1t reached. 10
inscribe the name Of the organization
an mage and send 1t on Its way
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
AK STORY WAREHOUSE
ON WAYNE-ST. SOLD

. purnham-Stoepel & Co. have sold
~ 4 purchaser whose identity is with.
"a tho six-story solid brick ware
<onse at Nos. $3.50 Wayne-st. The
<~af was made through the Shoots
var DYKE Co. The warehouse con-
<.ins as. 900 square feet OF floor space.
I'hc lot Is 53x106 feet and the price
!. aid to be in the neighborhood OF
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
SAYS GOVERNMENT OUGHT
|. TO MEDIATE IN COAL CRISIS
House Committee Plans To Rush
Through Measure To End
Strike of Miners

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Antici-
pating a deadlock in the coal strike
conferences, the house interstate com
merce committee Is planning TO rush
through congress an emergency meas
ure providing federal mediation.
The bill of Rep. Lee CDem., Pa,
has been selected by the committee
for favorable report. The measure
extends the arbitration provision OF
the Erdman act TO labor controversies
I'm the coal fields. The Erdm2n law
now applies only 10 railroad labor DIS
putes.
Labor Commissioner Neil and Judge
Knapp OF the Commerce court. VIII
appear Monday before the committee
TO urge early passage of the blil.
Chairman Aiamson, of the committee
plans 10 report il to the house with
a request for immediate action. for
concurrence by the senate and avail
ability as a peace mesure II the coal
strike continues.
PHILADELPHIA. April l3.--Pres!.
dent White, of the miners, today said
that not even one of the nine de-
mands of the anthracite workers had
been conceded In whole or In part. He
said that the operators and miners.
except for more conciliatory mood,
We're no nearer settlement OF their
differences today than they were dur
ing the March conferences which led
TO the suspension order.
The battle of statistics" between
the operators and miners making up
the subcommittee wrestling with the
unions demands was resumed. Ad-
journment probably will be taken at
noon today until next Monday or
Tuesday. The conferees took up the
demands as a whole today. realizing
that the question of hours involved
wages and working conditions.
Talk peace" said a prominent UNI
ion leader today when asked about
the situation. He insisted that there
was no danger OF strike.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS

Wanda, bet, Jefferson and Edlie; owner
John Levins. 2SS Llllibrldge. $500.
G. r. Walter. rs Infantry, i-story
cement block barn. ", s. Harrison; DC,
Locust and Pine. owner, Michael CUM
Peterson. A Son. lss Waverly-aye.. =
story brick ven. and frame Dwelling n.
- Edison. bet Hamilton and Third
owner. Elizabeth Hill, liz ColhngWoou'
ADDITIONS.
sam Mendelsohn. add. TO ia Wiki
A. wisper. add. TO s2i-s ST Auei"'
Gustav Kren. add. TO sss MacomO'
chas ModdeiIn. add. to 225 sheridan
$500 on
: VIM. -Jaffray. add. to sis Plum, $500
Bert wilchawRk. add. 10 81 liarpe''
Joseph Garnpkarl add TO 1913 Ma
Joseph. welugarden add. to a7s Ro-
wenu. $1,000. ca.tA
simon PuryaL add. to OIL r. S"h''o''
John zuilo. add. 10 500 superior 5000
Jacob wuerges. add 10 zoo Napo'
leon $500. 90 r,,.,h
Varney 4 Winter. add. TO SsS West
Warren. $1,000.
oliver Demo, add TO 7sS Beauhien
$500 ,,, 80
1hos Horseman, add, 10 buildins on
Woodbridge. bet. Woodward ana Bat
S340
John BegoIskI. add. to 1924 Mepou'
y gall. $500
Emma Norris. add. to 200 Rosedale
[ Ct. $3.50
( $ silverstein. add. to 1905 Michigan
/ $400 -, =,
Adclph De Bauer. add. To lVSo II
| Hancock. $500. 80
John Koch. add TO 7ss Dubois. siOo
Herman Winkier. add. 10 lelS
Kirby. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-15
MOTHER CLAIMS MRS.
MARSHALL'S BELONGINGS

Mrs. Jenet Harmon, OF Brantford,
Ont, mother OF Mrs. Helen Marshall,
who was shot and killed by Joseph
Rosasco, who later took his own life.
applied in the probate court, Satur-
day, TO be appointed administrators
OF her daughters estate. Mrs. Mar
shall left a gold watch and chain. five
diamond rings. and some life insur-
ance.