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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-24
Gard of Thanks.

To all the friends whose sympathy
and services were so kindly rendered
during our bereavement we extend
our sincere thanks. Especially do we
thank the employees Of Mill B.
Mrs. w. It. Lord
Mrs. Minerva SwaileS.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-24
St Joseph's Church
Rev. Timothy Kroboth.

Sunday August %.
500 a. m. Low Mass and Sermon.
1880 "a. m. High Mass aud Sermon.
1880 p. III. Rosary, Litany, Benedic-
tion.
The sun., 1912-07-19

Quoting one. The District Attorney IL
engineering another. The Grant Jury
is working on lines Of its own. The Mayor
IL quietly At work in his own way. And
Burns ie the NTH
The Grand Jury did not sit yesterday.
made by Rosenthal against Becker next
Monday. On that day Mrs. Rosenthal
Ia expected to testify as to what che
knows about the truth OF her husbands
affidavit and stories to the District Attor-
ney. She has promised sensational reve-
lations.
Mr.. Whitman will hale also before the
Grand Jury q number Of gamblerb who
will be prodded under the Dowling law.
The names of some OF these he obtained
from Rosenthal last Monday. Others
we're obtained from a friend OF Rosen-
thai
Inquest Starts Monday.
And on Monday also Coroner Feinberg
take up the examination Of Rose. Libby
and Shapiro, the three held for the murder;
of Bridgie Webber and John Hart, held
a. material witnesses. and Of anybody
else who may come forward with evidence
a. to Rosenthal's death or what prompted
Il.
Roscnthal's Funeral.
The funeral Of Herman Rosenthal was
held yesterday at II A. NJ. at his home.
lo4 West Forty fifth street. the house in
which he lived and where. until Becker
raided him. he had his gambling room.
The service was conducted by the Rev.
Samuel Greenfield of the Washington
Heights ConEre CATION. At the request
Of Mrs Roeenthal everybody who wanted
to attend the service was admitted. and
the house was crowded before the rabbi
nished the service.
Among those who looked their last
on the man so we'll known in the Tender
loin were many actors, prizefighters and
sporting men Outside was a crowd
Of perhaps 500 that stayed until the
body was carried out to be taken to WASH
ington Cemetery for interment.
Mrs. Rosenthal was attended by the
dead mans brother, Edward j. Rosenthal
Mrs. Samuel King. Mrs. Joseph Norman
and Miss Minnie Rosenthal. The widow
was 40 affected during the service that
abe had to be treated by a physician.
DR.. Greenfield In his sermon made
no mention Of the manner of Rosenthals
death. He compared the dead gambler
to King David who he said had no place
70 rest his weary head from the darts Of
his enemies.
Praised be the Judge OF truth. .aid
Pr Greenfield. And you whose lives
that's can we'll gay. Praised be the judge
OF truth. 1t is not given to all Of us to
round out our lives. and this man was
cut down when he was most needed"
There were no pail bearers and only
a small procession of carriages took their
way to Washington Cemetery after the
hundreds had passed by the coffin.
The sun., 1912-07-19
MUSICIAN CHIEFS CONFER.
Prestdcnt Weber says Union VIII
Act When Theatres Open.

A conference took place YESTERDAY he
tween Joseph n. Weber. president Of the
American Federation Of Musicians. who ''
now in this city. and officers OF the MusWa
Mutual Protective Union. one Of its '"'alsl
regarding the statement issued 10y the,
Association OF Theatre Managers regarding
the decision to employ musicians ms N
dividuals regardless OF any Affiliations WI"
the unions.
President Weber said IL was possins
the local union would wait until Augusss,
when the theatres open to see what VIII
happen before taking nnal action.
believe the general sentiment hihons
the best element 81 the musicians Is AKA ms.
returning "a worh uuu.r tho old Ha:".
he said The musicians have not had 1ny
increase In wages for many years h..
grown his her and the music played by ~
orohestrss Of twenty yssSs ago would mo-
be accepted now"
The sun., 1912-07-19
CANADIAN BANKER KILLED.
u. 4. Smith Thrown From Aut"-
Another Man Hurt.

TORONTO. Ont. July Returning
from a political picnic at Jackson 5 Point.
II. A. Smith. one OF the most promlnen;
financial men in Canada, was instantly
killed last night when a motor car ieiI
into ditch.
j, Lorne Campbell. a broker. had his
leg broken in two places: Victor Res
financial editor of the Globe. also sui
fered broken leg while G.. A, B. Brown.
veteran school trustee. and the chauffeur
escaped serious injury
The sun., 1912-07-19
POLICE SHIFTED.
Waldo Makes Dwyer a Captain on
Upper West side.


Upper West side.
Several transfers and promotions
were made In the Police Department by
Commissioner Waldo last night. Lieut..
John +. Dwyer. formerly acting captain
OF the Harbor precinct. was promoted
TO the rank Of captain and assigned to
the command OF the West S!xty-eighth
street station.
Capt. Dwyer was at the head OF the
list OF men eligible for the rank OF cap
tain. He succeeds Capt. Henry Halpin.
formerly of the Rockaway Beach pre-
clnct. who was retired on Wednesday.
Capt. James Hussey was transferred
TO the Rockaway Beach precinct from
the Rapelyea street station in Brook
lyn. Capt. Frank Conroy went tn the
Rapelyea street station from the West
sixty-eighth street station. Lieut.. John
Hallock was made temporary captain
of the Harbor precinct.
The sun., 1912-07-19
Two Veterans III. Suddenly,

MIDpLETowN. n. Y. July IA. Two vet.
Grams OF the OWL war whose residences
wcro side hy side ia this otis, iotn members
Of Gen. Lyon Post. have died suddenly
within . week. Hamilton A, peyoe died 4
dead on the public highway Al the III.
neral OF Devoe Miller was one Of the pail.
The sun., 1912-07-19
Fishting Plague in AIsiers.

Special Gable Despo,ch to THE SrN
AiGIERs. July IS.-The Governor Cen
cral has issued a note In regard to the
bubonic plague. He states that the sus-
pected quarters have been disinfected
and thousands OF rats are being de-
stroyed every day.
The sun., 1912-07-19

Special Cable DespofcA TO THs SrN
HoNGKoNO. July ls.-Li Hem hung. the
Chinese who attempted to ssassinate
Sir Francis May. the British High Com
missioner for the Western Pacific, a few
days ago. was sentenced to-day to life
Imprisonment at hard labor.
The sun., 1912-07-19

Special C0bis Despatch to TnE SuN
PARIS. July ls.-The French Consul at
Caracas reports that the Venezuelan
pearl fisheries made a record In 1912 az
to the size and number Of the pearls
Paris Is Venezuela's best customer for
pearls.
The sun., 1912-07-19
soUINT GORDON GETS 2 YEARS,
Mach Arrested Man Was CAUGHT
stealing $4,000 Worth OF Feathers.

stealing $4,000 Worth OF Feathe ers.
Squint Gordon. whose arrest on May %
furnished text for controversy between
Police Commissioner Waldo and the
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions
as to the responsibility for the alleged in
crease Of crime in New York. was SEN
fenced TO Sing Sing prison for not less
than two years by Judge O'Sullivan in
General Sessions court yesterday.
Gordon, whose first name ia Joseph, has
a record OF having been arrested IN this
city eleven times OH various charges.
In the present instance he was caught
trying to get away with Si2, 900 worth of
ostrich feathers from warehouse.
The sun., 1912-07-19
Australia Opposes Canal Rebates.

MELBOURNE. July is.-The Australian
House Of Representatives to-day adopted
unanimously a resolution setting forth
that lin the opinion Of this House any
system providing for bonus or a rebate
Of canal dues to American shipping using
the Panama Canal would be detrimental
to the interests Of Australia.
The sun., 1912-07-19
Germany's Foreign Trade Increa.es

Germany's Foreign Trade Increases.
BERLIN. July lS.-Large increases are
shown In tho official reports Of Ger
many's foreign trade for the six months
ended June 30. The imports amounted
to the value Of $l,273. 100000 This is
an increase over the preceding six
months Of Slo2.65o.0O0 The exports
reached total value of sl.O53,O75, 900,
an increase Of $79.67O0O0
The sun., 1912-07-19
wHISKEY "ON THE WING"
Sack II Through Cane, Latest on
Paris Boulevards.
Special Cable Despa,ch to THs

Special Gable Despd,ch to THs Srx
PARIS. July 1S.-The latest Paris craze
is hollow walking stick. which holds
pint Of iced water and whiskey, ac-
cording to the taste OF the owner. The
handle Is in the shape OF swan and
allows easy and imperceptible suction.
The sun., 1912-07-19
Aliens Nomination CONFIRMED.

WAsHiN0ToS, July ~ -Sb~rman Page
Allen. assistant secretary to the President.
who was nominated yesterday by President
Taft ~ Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
was confirmed by the Senate at an execu-
vote.
The sun., 1912-07-19
Five Inquiries Are On.

With the entrance Of Burns into the
! field Of Investigation there arc now Ave
originated since the murder OF RosenthAl
!, startled the country. The police are cob
The sun., 1912-07-19
Waldo Doesn't Reply.
Burns to Go Back Of Murder.

It ia known that the main purpose of
for the killing Of Herman Rosenthal. He
itself and to find what situation existed
that would make ROsenthal's death Of
particular Importance to any man or
group of men in or out Of the Police De-
partment.
1t il known that while the District At
torney kas not officially engaged Burns
he will be glad to accept Burns's services
The cost of the investigation has already
been arranged. Several wealthy and
public spirited cit zens who have been
shocked by the allegations OF police
crookedness az well as by the Rosenthai
murder have consented to pay the bills
II has been considered best to keen their
names secret for while.
William j. Schieffelin was mentioned
Yesterday a. one who might be interested
In an inquiry by Burns, but there was no
confirmation OF the report. At his sum-
mer home, Tranquility Farm, Ashville,
Me-, MIR. Schiefelin said the other day
that he had not heard that Burns was to
investigate gambling conditions.
Every effort In being made to keep secret
the fact that situation has arisen requir-
ing the experiences Of private detective
force because those Interested in Burns q
plans do not want any misstep to hamper
Burns's work. 1t was said. hough. that
an interesting feature Of the Burns sleuth-
ing will be the Introduction here of several
detectives who are entirely unknown to
members OF the Poll Department -
men who have proved their worth in other
parts Of the country.
The sun., 1912-07-19

Dridgie webber ss . Spectator.
Bridge. a figure Of interest for several
years in the Hesper Club and certain
resorts OF Chinatown. has become of
even more interest since Roae r story to
the District Attorney. BY one account
yesterday Il was friend Of Bridge +
who leaned over Rosenthal and whispered
that somebody outside wanted 10 see the
gambler for minute
Bridge himself was not then in the
restaurant hut he showed up later when
Rosenthals body was lying ON the side =
walk and the police couldn't see ANYBODY
for the crowd. Bridge il now at liberty
on Slo0 bail but his counse. Hartford G.
Marshall. tells the District Attorney that
anytime Bridge In wanted he will appear.
Rose placed the time Of his appearance
in Webber's gambling rooms AZ 1915 A. NJ.
He said positively that he didn't know
whore ths car had gone or what were the
about Becker he said he knew Becker
well and that they were friends but that
he hadn't seen Becker for two months.
Rose had more on his mind. but his
counsel. MIR, Sullivan. insisted on putting
y On appearance at that point and then
BY the direction OF the District Attor-
ney Rose was taken before the Coroner
and arraigned on short affidavit sworn
70 by Lieut., Wilbur, The affidavit read:
On information received from William
Shapiro that he Rose) did hire Shapiro's s
eutomobile and rode 10 tho vicinity Of
Sixth avenue. between Forty second and
Iorty-third streets. about 2 A. NJ. OF the
stxteenth instant, at which time the
de0o1sed titosenthalD met his death bv
pistol ahot wounds. ] accuse him of acting
n oonosct with others in the murder of
Hngman Roaenthal"
p GoWs9 sullivan informed the Coroner
The sun., 1912-07-19

Mayor Takes y Hand.
Lieut.. Becker figured prominently
in the days developments because OF
the Mayors command to Commissioner
Waldo that he wanted to talk not only
to Becker but to Becker's right hand
men in Tenderloin work-Policemen
James White. Charles Foy and Charles
Steinhardt. For the last six months,
wherever Becker has been, there have
been Foy, White and Steinhafdt They
were AZ his heels in every gambling raid
and they We're the three policemen men
toned by Rosenthal as having been intro
duced to him al the Elks Club by Becker
with the comment, This is my best pal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
j0NESB0R0 TEAM
 MAY PLAY HERE
Coach Wilson, of Y. M. C. A., Makes Offer to estate Champs" To
 Meet Leaders Here.

Coach Wilson, of the Y. M. c. A., yesterday announced that arrange mentg are in progress with Physi- cal Director Hoffman, of the Jones' boro Y. M. c. A. for game with the fast Jonesboro team with the local Leaders in this city.
 The Leaders have lost only one game in the state and that to the Jonesboro boys. Jonesboro refused to accept the first proposition "sub- .mitted by the Leaders and another was made ye.terday afternoon by MT. Wilson and Coach Bassett, of the High School Freshmen, which, ] accepted, will call for two games here, one in the afternoon between the Freshmen and the. Jonesboro lads and the night game with the Leaders.
 "We intend to taFe the state cham pionship for hoys," said MT. Wilson yesterday. "By ann2Xing two games in one day away from home ana from as fast an aggregation as the Stamps boys, the Leaders showed the class. in which they belong. Jones' boro defeated us with a team en- tirely ont of cur class as to weight, and after 2 hard trip without sleep. M. Bassett and l have offered them the largest guarantee ever made any team coming to Pine Bluff. They will have no excuse not to come. In order to accommodate the large crowds that will undoubtedly attend the games we will build regular bleachers on beth floors of the gym n2sium The Leaders have put Pine Bluff on the basketball map. We are better known away from home than in Pine Bluff The people will undoubtedly stand by the lads in bringing the present claimants of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
SHERMAN BELIEVES TAFT
 WILL BE NOMINATED
Says the Situation Has Improved
 Wonderfully for Taft Lately.

Washington, Feb. 2.-Vicc President Sherman at the White House today added hi' comment to that Of other Republican leaders that President Taft will be renominated and re-elec- ted.
 ''The situation so far as Pres dent Taft is concerned has improved won- derfully in the last four weeks," said he. During three weeks of that time it was under the surface; in the last week the improvement has been above tho surface. I never had doubt as 10 the renomination of President Taft Tie Republican party wins it's victory n November in February. History will will repeat itself this year" MT. Sher- man concluded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
C0UL0N AND C0NLY
 60 TWENTY ROUNDS
CCalOn Was Master of Frankie From
 Start to The Finish.

Los Angeles, Gal, F2b. 3.-Johnny CcIlon and Frankie Conley boxed 20 rounds before the Pacific Athletic Club at Vernon with the Chicago bantam so far out in front that t tho finish he could not have been 9alght with a wireless wave.
 fFhla champion retained his title with nothing more serious than q spit upper lip. Corlon was master from the moment he advanced to an- swsr the opening gong with the new crcam gloves covering his kruckles, latar, when Referee Charlie Eyton gr2spad and raised his right hand in to-.en of victory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
INSURANCE COMPANIES
 WERE HIT HARD

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 3.-The fire insuranc. companies we're hard hit in Arkansas, last year, and will pay a conside erably smaller amount into t,ie s..ate treasury on che tax on net premiums than they have for some time. Among the companies that hay already reported loss on the years businss ss are the Celedonian, Provid- ence Washington, Old Colony, Phoe- nix Assurances and Pelican.
 The New York Life the only life company so far reported, also sus- tained heavy loss, having paid $259,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
GOVERNOR HERR!CK
 GOES TO FRANCE
Ohio Republican Will Sucreed Rob- ert Bacon As Ambassador
 Accepts TRft's Offer. =

Washington, Feb. 3.-Foriner Gov ernor Myron P. Herrick, of Ohio, has formally accepted Prs rssident Taft's offer of the ambassadorship 10 France to succeed Robert Bacon, who resigned. Governor Herrick left tonight fer his home in Ohio to complete his arrangements to start for his post.
 Announcement of the appointment is withheld until formal notice is obtained from Trance that Governor Herrick is acceptable. It is under- stood that the new ambassador will lend his influence to the Taft cam paign ip Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04

604.2S on death claims. This was heavier than usual, and is due to the fact that there were several deaths CT persons carrying heavy policies. The company duding the year col lected $604 ,0S5 in prs miums, and has a total of $16,S60,34S in force in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04

To Cure Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quintpe Tablets. Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. E. w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04

the state championship to Pine Bluff"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
Rscuired an lnstrur1ent

Porter tat !wayside station. whose help in the matter of a speck of dust has been solicited) ---All} right. mias, I've got 1t. Quick, Lend me your at, pin.-Punch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
July 20, 1911. 15S White residents. 154 Colored residences.

312-Total residences. IT White business houses. IA White stores. ,. 1 Furniture factory,
 1 Wholesale grocery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
LESSEN LOSSES BY FRICTION
Two Methods. One American and One English, That Are Expected to
 Accomplish Much.

Two methods recently developed to o> ercome the retarding effect ot jour nai friction are shown in these illus trations, one being an English method, and the other American. In the lat
 te., a series of short rollers of re!a- lively large diameter take the place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
Sword lmbedded In Plank,

Embedded in tho heart of a plank or wooc taken from @ railway station at Oakley. Fifeshire, says the London Standard, there has been found a sword measuring over two feet long. me plank had been tn use for at least fifteen years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
American RaiIrcsd Truck Running on
 Keller Bearings.

of the ordinary ball bearings. These rollers are adapted to the existing type of truck without much difficulty It is claimed tha, the results show a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
Neither Very Good.

Neither Very Good. Il thought you said his word was as good as his bond?' "So did" But he broke his word" And he would jump his bond"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-04
FEW HOUSES AND
 STORES ARE EMPTY
Comparative Statement Shows That Number is Much Less Than That
 in July, 1911.

That business conditions are i'm proving in Pine Bluff and that ths new citizens are arriving daily is shown in comparative statements of the number Of vacant houses in the city, enc of which was compiled on July 20, 1911, and the other on Feb, ruary 1, 1912. The census was con piled by the Pine Bluff Corporation un- der the direction of the manager, ?. c Fowles, and shows that on the first of this month there were only 190 va cant residences, dws sllings and busi- ness houses in Pine Bluff as compaf- ed with 353 in July, 1911. The for lowing are the summaries of the Na- cant houses and stores on the different dates:
 July 20, 1911. 15S White residents. 154 Colored residences. 312-Total residences.
 IT White business houses. IA White stores.
 . 1 Furniture factory,
 1 Wholesale grocery 353-Tctal.
 Feb 1, 1912.
 93 White residences.
 IA White business.
 G9 Colored residences,
 10 Colored business,
 1 Whole sale grocery.
 1 Furniture factory,
 2 Hardwood mills. 190-Total.
 The real estate men say that With very fey exceptions every house III good condition in the city is rented and that they are receiving inquiries every day from people desiring to come here for rentable houses and that. theySare unable to meet the de mand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

}. D. Hatch is in Chicago this
week buying his winter stock of goods.
j. B. johnson, of Montfort, was
a business caller to this city on Fri
day.
Miss Emma English, of Platte
Vile, arrived Friday evening for a
visit with friends.
Frank Belscamper. residing three
miles west of Lancaster, on the Bee
town road, will have an auction sale
on Tuesday. Nov. 26
Wayne & Son have again sold the
farm west Of town known as the jim
Smith place. This is the third time
they have had a hand in it's sale
and the price in the latest transfer is
an advance Of $50 an acre over what
it sold for the time before.
AT the regular meeting Of
Minerva Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, Monday evening, three Lam
caster ladies-Mrs. Phebe Chatfeld,
Mis- Lottie G. Ward and Mrs. Theresa
Doll, were initiated into the mysteries
OF that order. Following the lniti-
atory work a nice luncheon was served,
to which about fifty people did justice.
This was marked by several novel
features. The chairman Of the enter
talnment committee was Mrs. H. D.
Jewell, whose official designation in
the order is Ada, the first point of tbs
star. The color of this point is blue,
and on this account the table decora-
tions were in that color. blue lunch
cloths, blue place cards, etc, while
the members of the entertainment
committee were distinguished by
large blue bows of tissue paper upon
their shoulders. The lunch cloths
were decorated with emblematic sill
houette pictures appropriate to Ha l.
lowe en-, this being the meeting near
est to that OCCASION, and the place
cards bore emblems and symbols cor
responding Herewith. 1t was a
pretty idea and we'll carried out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

FOR SALE: Some good hardwood
timber by the acre; also several
hundred white oak posts at ten cents
apiece. A. Brinkman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23
RouIette WHEEL Concealed.

A roulette wheel contained in the
handle Of a parasol is the latest
Partisan novelty. 1t car be used fcQ'
gambling al any place or moment
These handles have become very popu-
lar. They are of fine workmanship,
and generally of gold or silver.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

FOR SALE-The residence prop
erty in Lancaster known as the Fezer
place. For particulars call on Mrs.
L. A. Spencer. BOWS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

SWINE FUR SAL E-About a
dozen thoroughbred Poland China
stock hogs. all young and thrifty.
Farm five miles south Of Lancaster
33ctf. CLYDE Richardson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

I still have 6H choice lots for sale
on Platteville street, in the south part
of the city of Lancaster at bargain
prices. A. WAYNE. 31tfc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

Wedding invitations, either print
ed or done in copper plate engrav-
ing furnished at The Herald Office.
Best of work. 34tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

30 MEN WANTED-Laborers, to
work at the asylum grounds. Wages
So. 20 per day. Inquire at once of
John Richardson, Lancaster. 33tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

Mrs. J. H. Place will dispuse of
her household furniture, rugs, ETC., at
private sale. at her residence in the
first ward, Lancaster. 33cw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-10-23

FOR SALE-New, No. 9, six hole
range. Inquire at B J.. Duncan's s.
34tf.