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The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
SEN llEOLlEIIE CHARGES
ROOSEVELT BROKE FAITH
BY ENTERING CONTEST
starts For North Dakota To
Fell Voters He Was Given
the Double Cross"
MAY TOUR NEBRASK A
Declares Former President Said
He Would Not Run Under
Any Circumstances

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Sena
kDr Robert M. LaFollette is on hi!
way to North Dakota to tell the
voters that Theodore Roosevelt broke
faith with him.
The senator quietly left Washing
( ton yesterday afternoon and the rea
Significance OF his return to the
stump, against the advice OF his ply
slcians. did not become known until
today, when friends admitted that
he had determined to wage the fight
on definite lines.
LaFollette will declare that Roose
welt sent him word by Clifford Pinchot
that under no circumstances would
he be q presidential candidate, that
he would probably take no active
steps In the campaign and that La
Follette would have his unqualified
public Endorsement.
This message, friends OF the sena'
tor said today, was delivered to La
Toilette at a conference with hal!
"a dozen OF his supporters shortly
before the Wisconsin leader publicly
proclaimed his candidacy. Among
those at the conference. 1t was said,
were LaFollette, Medill Mccormick,
Col. John Hannah, Walter Hauser
and Clifford Pinchot.
The direct result of this message
OF Endorsement was the public an
nouncement that LaFollette was the
chosen leader of the Republican pro
gressiyes. A few days ago LaFol-
lette published an editorial in his
magazine asserting that the cam
al. n.
concerned, would not be waged
around personalities. Nevertheless,
he reserved the right to discuss
wherein Roosevelt and he differed.
Yesterday, however, he heard that
Roosevelt planned to stump North
Dakota in person. Fighting Bob 1t
was said, was fired into instant be-
fgerency by what he regarded as
mother breach OF faith and determin-
ed 10 leave at once for the scene.
Two Of the participants in the con-
ference at which LaFollette says he
was advised of Roosevelt's intention
to stay out of the race are now
Roosevelt campaigners-Gifford Pin
rhot and MedA- Mccormick
LaFollette has practically recover
cd from his recent nervous break
down, but his physicians wanted him
TO rest for at least week more.
The only concession the lighting SEN
ator would make was that Mrs. La
Toilette should accompany him. IL
was said here today that IL the sena-
tors physical condition permits, he
viii extend his stumping tour through
Nebraska and several other western
states where primaries are to be held
early next month.
Roosevelt supporters here, while
Admitting that Pinchot may have
brought message from Roosevelt,
congratulating, LaFollette on his pro-
gressive stand, denied that the col
onel had ever absolutely and definite
" shut himself out of the progress
sive arena.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
Here It's Noon, and This Man Hates
20 Think Of Lunch. II He'd Only
Take stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
He Would Always BE Happy
at Mealtime.

heartburn, dizziness, sick headache,
dyspepsia, burning sensation, brash,
fermentation and the other ills at.
tendant upon a disordered stomach.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
composed Of pepsin, and other natural
elements that help out the gastric
juices OF the stomach. They are, Ma
lures digestives, the same kind the
stomach uses when IL is in good
health. ga
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do 70,
merely aid digestion-they actually
digest the food themselves. All the
hard work Is thus taken of the stom.
ach and II gets a chance to rest alc
recuperate. The undigested food
which formerly produced nauseas.ng
gases IN the stomach becomes thor.
oughiy digested and as result pro.
rides new brain and Drawn and nerve
cells to replace natural waste always
koing on.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act
uuickly. safely and naturally, just like
Nature herself They are an essen
fiai part OF the stock OF every drus
store and are sold at soc a box. Yor
r<n get trial package Of them free
by writing 10 r. A. stuart Co, i5t
stuart BnIldlns. Marshall. Mich
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
TO PROVIDE MORE
HEAT FOR STREET CARS

Judge Connolly has received In
formation that the ID. U. r.. now
facing prosecution on several ordi-
~~'n'eints for failing 10 prop
erly heat cars on the Crosstown and
Snstn.an lines. has made arrange
ments TO remove the rear seat in each
OF the old style side door" cars. and
install Peter Smith forced ventila-
ton heaters in the space 50 provided.
The stoves In the old style cars
have proved inadanrp'n c-s 40
company is apparently making every
effort to live ZIP TO the requirements
OF the ordinance, the Judge believes.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
WANTS DETROIT
HOSPITALS EXEMPTED
From q Staff CorrespOndent.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Con
gresham Doremus appeared before
the ways and means committee Of the
house this morning and requested a
favorable report on a bill which pro
vides for the exemption OF fines on
500 hospitals and colleges through.
out the country on technical charG
OF having violated the statutes gov.
erning the use OF alcohol.
Mr. Doremus based his arguments
on two petitions which he received
from st. Mary's and the House OF
Providence hospitals In Detroit. The
petitions were signed by about one
hundred Detroit doctors. Some OF the
institutions were fined as much as
81. 500. SCOTT.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
DESPONDENT OVER DEATH
OF WIFE; KILLS SELF


Despondent over the death OF his
wife, three years ago. John Phelan,
65 years old. fred bullet into his
brain, Tuesday, in shed in the rear
OF his sons home at No. 216 Plumber
ave.
Phelan's birthday, April 23, is also
the anniversary of his wife's death,
and each spring, members Of the fam.
fly declare, he has grown morose and
respondent as the sad anniversary
approached. His daughter-in-law, Mrs.
John Phelan, Jr., left him alone at
her home, for an hour, Tuesday, and
when she returned, he was missing
She finally discovered his body In the
shed.
Phelan had been employed as a
gate tender for the Grand Trunk rail-
road, but was retired. year ago.
Coroner Burgess decided that no
Inquest necessary.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
GOES TO ASYLUM
INSTEAD OF PRISON

Edward Fletcher. recently sent to
the House of Correction by Judge
Connolly. to serve six months for car.
rying razor, as a concealed weapon,
has showed decided evidences OF in
sanity and will be transferred to the
Asylum for the Criminal Insane In
lonia.
Fletcher exhibited symptoms OF
mania when he was tried, and was
regarded as unsafe TO be at large.
II is thought that he contemplated
violence against his we.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
BEAGLE To ANSWER CHARGE.

ANN ARBoR. Mich. March 49,
James beagle, brought here from
" ellsville N. y, TO answer charge
or hiring William Lewis to set Are to
the Manchester hotel. last November,
will be given hearing, March %,
Beagle is emphatic In his declaration
that he had nothing to do with the
fire, He is represented by four at
torneys
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
s.,rh, an periury Charge.

William H. May. driver for the
Stroh Brewing Co, Is being sought by
49, noiice on A. warrant charging him
with embezziing s124 from his en-
niavers. May is alleged to have coll
iected the money and failed to turn II
in IL Is also alleged that he=Eaxe a
receipt for 81 to saloonkeeper who
Maid him 500 on account and that
matter is being investigated.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
MISS DUKE TO WE'D
PRINCE IN PARIS

NEW YORK March 13.-Close
friends OF Miss Mary l.. Duke. daugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Newton
Duke, say she will marry Prince Lu.
dovic Pignatelli d'Aragon In Paris In
the near future.
Mrs. Duke and her daughter, &C.
cording 10 present arrangements, will
sail for Europe within two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
FINED for violating Labor Law.

caspar Kuschinsky. proprietor OF a
qeneraI store at Nos. I0Os-Io10 Mfcni-
gan-aye was fined s25 by Justice
Stein, Wednesday. for forcing Florence
chandler. young matron in his en-
ploy, 10 work more than % hours
week. In violation OF the state TABOR
laws
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

while Harden might be able TO per
form the trick In water heYcould not
do II in beer because of the gases
in the latter liquid. Harden has
accepted the challenge and will do
the stunt on the stage Wednesday
eyeuinR
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

The ". ". r. fled with the register
~ deeds. Wednesday morning, 15S deeds
TO the riHht-of-way for the Detroit A.
Toledo shore lire through Wayne
cocunty. These were old DECIDE that
had never been registered.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
!" OH, | CAN'T
EAT A THINC!''
You'll Never Say SO Again After You
Read This, and Act On u. Stu
i arts Dyspepsia Tablets Are
the Open Secret.

Trial Package Sent Free to Prove II.
Thousands of people who hadn't
really enjoyed meal ror years have
given their stomach a new lease or
life through the little wonder-work.
ers, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They
promptly put an end TO fiatulency,
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
Four children Perish I'm Fire.

MITCHELL. s. D.. March 13.--The
farm house ~ y. 4. Jacques, l2 miles
northeast OF this place. was destroyed
by lire yesterday and his four children
were burned 10 death.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

New Divorce Suit.
A suit for divorce was filed Wednes-
day by Mabel VS.. Richard A. Powers
she charges cruelty.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13
THE STAGE

The Girl in the Taxi" viii be the
attraction In the Lyceum theater next
week with Pearl Sindelar and Roy
Sumner In the leading roles. This
musical connection abounds in com
edY situations The fun reYnlYes
around the Efforts of Bertie Stewart
TO become a real good fellow and play
gallant TO the wife OF a perfume
manufacturer. A big cast is prom.
Used and undoubtedly the piece viii
meet with the same degree OF favor
which characterized its previous Wis
its TO Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

Harden. the handcuff king, who
Is special feature of the show in
the Gayety theater this week will
perform new stunt Wednesday ev-
ening when he will do his famous
'can trick" in receptacle filled
with beer instead of water. "A certain
Detroit brewing company offered to
supply the beer on the theory that
The Detroit times., 1912-03-13

lator fellows might get bruised In
the scramble to get seeable locations
IN the baudwagon.- If there - a mAm=
Der against the proposition, name
him. You couldn't find as defective
a politician as that IL you raked the
capital with a fine tooth comb.
However. II may be that Senator
Jimmie" Lee opened his mouth to-
day and put his foot in II"
You know James is Democrat
and he claims TO be Bryan Demo-
-e.+e+-that-t -e4te-af- tAa&llttle-d-
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
A[L MEXICO IN
 GRIP IF ANARCHY
NEWSPAPER MAN WRITES AMER. icANS EVERYWHERE ARE
 IN GREAT PERIL.
STRICT CENSORSHIP KEPT UP
Government Either Unwilling or Pow efess to Punish Robbers and Murderers, He Declares
 Troops Deserting.

Fl Paso. Tex-With a condition Of complete anarchy existing through out the republic outside of the capital and the Madero government suffering defeats at the hands of the rebels in every engagement, Amer jeans not only are not safe ir Mexico, but are liable to be killed at any time. Is the declaration contained in a let ter received here from a newspaper man in Mexico City. Even in the cap- ital an organized band is committing nightly depredations ranging from murder to assault and without fear, although the leaders are known.
 A rigid censorship has been estab- lished over the telegraph wires and cables by the government in an effort to prevent the facts of the situation from reaching the United States, the letter says.
 The government Is declared to be powerless to protect itself, much less foreigners.
 The criminal band in the capital. WHICH Has become Ulal.i, or CamOT- ra, is called La Porra." It's member3 hold up and rob and do not hesitate to kill the letter states.
 The censorship renders it impossi- ble for newspaper correspondents to telegraph out anything against the government. "I don't care to support puerile. graft-ridden government like this against the truth" was statement in the newspaper mans let ter.
 The government troops are desert ing by scores at every opportunity. the writer says. While outside of the City of Mexico the country is in a state of anarchy. inside the amount of crime is almost inconceiyable, it is claimed.
 The night before the letter was written two ruffians killed the wife of a wealthy citizen of the Colonia Inn parcial. The citizen and his wife were returning home from a theater when they were attacked by two men armed with knives. The wife threw herself In front of her husband and was slain
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
LINER HELPLESS AT SEA REBELS FORGE B|G LOAN
SHIP WITH 95 ABOARD LOSES
 PROPELLER; ASKS AID.
Torpedo Boat Rushed to Aid of En- terprise, Disabled on Way to
 Honolulu-Ocean Rouqh.

San Francisco.-A wireless from the Watson liner Enterprise says the yes sel is drifting helplessly 600 miles out at sea. Her propeller shaft is broken. There are 45 passengers and crew of 50 persons on board
 The vessel left San Francisco Sat urday bound for Honolulu torpedo boat has been rushed to the aid of the Enterprise. The disabled vessel Is commanded by Captain j. Younger.
 The vessel is in perilous position. The sea is reported heavy and she is rolling helplessly in the rough of the waves. The propeller has dropped off and chances that repairs may be made outside drk dock are very remote.
 The Enterprise has sent out an s. o. $. to other vessels, and it is be- lieved some steamer in the neighbor- hood may pick up the message and reach her before the torpedo boat sent by the government from the har- bor here.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
BANCO RATIONALE FORCED TO
 CLOSE ITS DOORS.
Authorities Say Seizure Is Loan and Will Be Secured by Per Cent
 State Bonds.

Chihuahua, MeXico.-The Banco Rationale has closed it's doors The rebel authorities backed wagon up to the doors of the bank, took all the money out of the vaults and drove away The bank officials say that $275, 900 in gold was taken
 The rebel officials admit the truth of the story, but say that the money is merely a loan and will be secured by per cent state bonds. The Banco Minero was threatened with similar treatment, but avoided it by paying $75,000 to the garrison officials.
 Jimenez, Mexico.-General Trucy Aubert's retreat seems to have been a mask, for he was reported to have reorganized his column of fed eral troops and to be returning to at tack Jiminez.
 It was reported that he already had opened battle with a detachment of insurrectos at place known as Rancho San Pedro, about ten miles from this city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
VOTES.FOR-WOME REJECTED
Window Smashing One Cause of the Measures Defeat in House
 of Commons.

London.-By a vote of 222 to POS the house of commons rejected the conciliation bill on it's second reading. This measure aimed at con- ferring the right to vote upon every woman possessed of the household qualification. and would enfranchise '.O00,000 women.
 Announcement of the result was re- ceived with cheers. Last year a sim liar bill passed the second reading stage by a vote of 255 to SS and was referred to a committee of the whole nouse, making no further progress
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
MEMBER IF FEUD
 GANG SURRENDERS
CLAUDE ALLEN, CAUSE OF THE COURT HOUSE MURDERS,
 HUNGRY, GIVES UP.
THREE ARE STILL AT LARGE
Detectives Are Close on Trail and Captures Are Expected Soon Prisoner Does Not Reveal
 Hiding Place.

Hillsville, Na.-StarYing, sleepless and fatigued, Claude Swanson Allen came out of the laurel thcket in the Blue Ridge, pointed two six shooters toward the sky and gave himself up to he posse which for nearly two weeks nas hunted him.
 In the presence of a detective young Allen described his own part in the court tragedy, admitted that he had seen Sidna Allen shoot and that he himself aimed at Clerk Goad'S head four times.
 He told a graphic story of the as- sassination.
 shooting" said Allen After it be- gan, 1 shot four times at Clerk Goad and aimed for his head every time. saw Uncle Sidna shoot at somebody, but don't know who. When the shoot ing in the court house was over went outside and saw Uncle Sidna on the ground, shooting at Goad, so shot at him again. My brother, Vic tor, called to me to stop, but I had shot all my cartridges. Then we all went away"
 Complacent and almost happy, he sat, sheltered from driving storm in the little brick jail, stones throw from the Carroll county courthouse, where on March IA, the Allen gang killed the judge, the prosecutor, the sheriff, a juror and a bystander.
 All day the posses, divided into small numbers, had been following a trail thought to be that of Wesley Edwards, nephew of the Aliens. Claude Allen, the son of Floyd Allen, who was the cause of the courthouse killing, had been given up as having escaped Detective Lucas and four men were working toward Floyd All lens house when. twenty-five yards or so off the Mount Airy road, a fig ure, creeping stealthily through the undergrowth, was dimly seen through the mist of the mountain slope close behind Lucas.
 The other men brought their rifles to their shoulders, when, to their sur prise, Allen stepped cut iLto the road. his hands upraised, pistol in each.
 I'm glad to get chance to come in," he said. "l haven't slept in a bed since the shooting. I'm hungry"
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
OHIO TO VOTE ON INITIATIVE
Constitutional Convention Favors Amendment to Pass on All Leg.
 islation to Be Enacted.

Columbus, O.-An early adjourn ment of the Ohio constitutional con- vention is assured as a result of the adoption of an initiative and referen- dunn measure.
 The hardest fight of the convention ended with the passage of this pro posal. by vote of 97 10 l5. granting the voters of Ohio the right to ini- tiate desired laws and constitutional amendments and to pass on all legis- lation enacted by the legislature.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
INDIANAN STARVES TODEATH
Octosenarian Succumbs After 39-Oay Fast-Enjoyed Good Health
 During Fasting.

Wabash, Ind.-After having lived solely on water for thirty-nine days, Caleb Story is dead at his home here. During the middle of Feb ruary his appetite suddenly left him and never returned since that time.
 Nothing but water has passed his lips. MT. Story was S4 years old. He told friends he enjoyed good health during his fasting.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Investigating Rock Island Riot.

Rock Island. Ill.-Immediate prose cution of the leaders of the mob which stormed the city hall is planend by the authorities. The coroner will hold inquests over the bodies of the men slain by the police when they fired on the mob, and grand jury. lmpaneled for the sole purpose of cop Ing with the situation, will be given the evidence brought out at the in- quest
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
EkGINEERS'DEMANDR DREFUSED
Fifty Railroads East Of Chicago and North of Ohio River Will Not
 Give Engineers Raise.

New York.-Stating that the present rates of wages are as a rule full and liberal, and the railroads are financially unable to bear the in- creased expense involved" the con- ference committee of managers for the 50 railroads in the district east of Chicago and north of the Ohio river rejected the demands of the locomo- tive engineers for wage increases av- eraging IS per cent
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
BALLOT ON WOMANS' RIGHTS
Constitutional Amendment to Be Sub- mitted to Vote of Michigan
 Men Next Election.

Lansing, Mich.-The women's yides that an amendment to the con stituticn granting women the right, to vote be submitted to the people at the next general election. passed the house. It had already passed the sen ate Wild excitement prevailed in for a vote.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
$500 ITALIANS WERE SLAIN
What Was Announced to Be a Victory fer Italy in Tripoli Proves to
 Be a Disaster.

London-The Central News re- ceived delayed confirmation of the Turkish defeat of the Italian forces near Tobruk, Trpoli. Their core spondent placed the Italian loss in dead and wounded at $500.
 At the time of the battle the Italian government said the engagement was an Italian victory. and that 1000 Turks were killed. with an Italian loss of only 2S dead and 62 wounded.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Votes for Women Rejected.

London.-By a vote of 225 to POS the house of commons rejected the conciliation bill on it's second read .ng. This measure aimed at confer ring the right to vote upon every woman possessed of the household 1000 GOO women
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
"AX.MAN" KILLS SIX MORE
39 Negroes in Seven Families Arc Slain in Similar Manner in
 Last Two Months.

Glidden, Texas.-A man with an ax killed six negroes at Glidden.
 The killings make thirty-nine ne- groes, representing seven families, that have been murdered by the "ax man" in Louisiana and Texas in the past two months.
 Each of the negroes in the most re- of an ax over the right ear.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Dies at the Throttle.

St Louis.-Stricken with heart dir ease while his engine was rushing/at a speed of 65 miles an hour. WImot K. Larr, 56 years old. veteran engi- neer for the Vandalia railroad, died in his cab near Marshall. III.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Ohio Vote on Initiative.

Columbus. O.-An early adjourn. ment of the Ohio constitutional con. yention is assured as a result of the adoption of an initiative and referen. dun measure, which passed by a vote of 97 to 15.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Auditor-Elect Is Arrested.

Annapolis, Md.-John F. O'Malley, state audtor-elect. was arrested on the bribery charge recently Sriught by Delegate w R. Smallwood that O'Mal- ley offered him 5000 for his vote on the local option bill OMalley was re- leased on $10.000 bail
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Battle Over Their Queues.

Shanghai.-Quiet was restored at Flu Chow, where a regiment mutinied and pillaged and burned part of the city. after rioting in which a number of persons were killed. It has devel- oped that the trouble arose from tho demands of a queueless regiment that another regiment wearing pigtails have them cut of
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Meyec Assails Democrats.

Washinston-In a statement enti- tied "AD Unwise. Shortsighted and Unstates'nanlike Policy Secretary Meyer bitterly criticised the Demo cratic caucus that voted against con structiDg new battleships.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
carnenter to Be Elevated.

Vashington-Judge Carpnter or the Federal District Court in Chicago will be appointed a circuit judge on the seventh Circuit Court Of Appeals to fiji the vacancy cyeated by the resignation of Pstc/Grosscup.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
NEW MEXICO PICKS SOlONS
Choice Is Made on Eighth Ballot Ar ter Some of the Members
 Change their VBotes.

Santa Fe, N. M-The eighth senatorial ballot resulted in the election of A. B. Fall (Rep.) United States senator. T. B. Catron Rep) lacked one vote. that of Speak CT Baca, and enough members oh hsnged to elect him, also.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Claude Allen Gives Up.

Hillsvile, Va.-Worn out '
 hardsh,ps of his flight, ciauae o~an and son Allen surrendered to a posse 'la na is secure in the Hillsville jail, ,5is ne m'aII'ed m out of a laurel lhicket as hls "Nra,,ers aimed their rifles at him-
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Tents for Flood-Oriven People.

Springfield, Ill-Mayor Parsons of Cairo telegraphed Gov. Deneen for fif- teen Illinois National Guards tents to be used as shelter by people who have been compelled to flee from their homes on account of the floods along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-04-05
Ballot on Woman,s Riahts.

Lansing, Mich.-The womens sui frage amendment. which provides that an amendment to the constitution granting women the right to vote De submitted to the people at the next general election, passed the house.