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The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
LISTEN TO CITY MILLER;
1.-THE PEOPLE ARE WITH Me-
Senator Returns To Lansing
With the Delusion That OBJ
-xttraetinn s=Apnrn4ea-

State Senator Guy Miller. arch foe
OF Gov. Osborn and progress, whose
course In the special session of the
legislature as an obstructionist TO q
presidential preference primary law
OF immediate effect Is charged to the
fact that he would like TO see Secre-
tary OF State Martindale governor.
saws the bouquets over Sunday great.
ly outnumbered the brickbats hurled
at linn for his couroe in the upper
house,
- personally have received mes.
sages OF commendation from over
one hundred men, and OF criticism
from two individuals, one through
the columns OF the News and one
through the mails" said the senator,
"Mnny of the men who signed the
Nichols petitions have assured me
that they entirely approve my atti'
tude. All day yesterday l was busy
receiving assurances OF approval
They came over the phone, through
the mail. and from men who came
TO my ONCE, or whom I met on the
street. had to get out Of bed twice
TO hear congratulations and was
mighty glad to do II.
One man who signed Nichols
petition said; Why, I signed II be
cause Billy Dever asked me to.
don't care anything about II. You do
Just what you think best and it's all
right with me-
Another man who had a letter
from me said: You are on the
ground and know the conditions. You
do what you think best and I'm with
you
Again, a very prominent Northend
resident expressed himself In these
words: Those are exactly my senu-
ments. Go to It. One of the fore
most union men In the city said, In
response TO my inquiry as to the atti-
tude Of the union men: i don't think
they are much Interested. They are
far more interested in the Employees
Compensation bill, and In getting
more time on it
These are only q sample OF what
| have heard all Saturday and Sun
day. Il believe that the people gen
orally resent the expense and agita-
ton caused by this special session,
called as II was for purely political
purposes to bolster UP Chase Osborn's
fortunes. I also wish to call htten-
ton to one particularly malicious lie
that is In circulation. and that Is that
II was the Taft supporters In the sen
ate who voted against the Ball bill
and It's immediate effect. There are
az least Eve out.and-out Taft men in
the senate who voted both for the
bin and for immediate effect. Had
these men voted against the BILL. IL
would have been defeated In the SEN
ate by a vote OF is to IA. -
This allegation, false as IT Is,
should show the public how mislead-
ing have been the reports in GER
tain portion of the press. both Of
public sentiment and of the actual
events at Lansing during the speciai
session. Public Judgment on public
questions must be based on the In
formation given by the press to the
public, Il know OF nothing more IN,
furious 70 the life OF the nation and
the health of society, than misstate-
ment Of fact and appeal to prejudice
by the press"
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
s25O,OOO FIRE LAYS
BUILDING IN RUINS

CLEVELAND, March 11.-Fire that
started early, yesterday morning In
the store OF the Union Paper & Irvine
company, ragged all day. causing a
loss OF ;25o,ooo, estimated.
the paper company suffered the
heaviest loss.
An explosion that occurred soon
after the fire started, gave the flames
great Roadway.
No lives were lost, though for
three hours firemen searched the
building for Waterman. II then de-
yeloped that he was at home.
The explosion. supposed to have
beer caused by back draft. blew cut
the rear OF the four-story building
and blew occupants OF beds out upon
the floors in the Hawley house. Kings
hotel and the Brotherhood lodging
house adjoining.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
DETROIT BOOSTERS VISIT
BAY CITY AND SAGINAW
Enthusiastic Reception Is Given
To Men Who Are Hustling
For Trade
From a staff Correspondent.

From q Staff Correspondents.
BAY CITY, Mich; March 1.-THE
special train with nearly one hundred
Detroit business men pulled into Bay
City at Z o'clock this morning, hair
hour ahead OF schedule time and the
major portion of the trade promoters
renovated their lungs In the keen
frosty. air by 'hoofhg' 1t about q
mile TO the wenonah hotel for cakes
and, coffee L,.4tss- g
&, When the. reception committee
showed up nearly all OF the guests
we're at the other end OF the route.
but the slight inadyertance was ac-
,ceutet foodlnaturedly9 all around.
Everything was done by the local
board OF commerce committee 70
make the brief stay Of the Detroiters
interesting and enjoyable.
The special train, consisting OF four
sleepers, q buffet car and club-car,
is completes in every detail The board
of commerce committee, headed by A.
II. Zenner and George IL Whitman
secretary, Ia receiving much praise
for the manner in which every detail
has been. looked after, ,,ss,s IL. ~.
The Detroiters scattered TO al
parts of the city to visit the trade
"Tenney" McGraw took the members
OF his one hundred million dollar
siRowdy. Band. down. ON the barren
deserted shores OF the. Saginaw rivel
for anal dress rehearsal. "renney
says that between numbers his hard
working khaki-clad wind TANNERS car
amuse themselves listening TO the
-fanny cracks made by the ice.
a The special left for Saginaw at
O'Clock where trips were also made
to the trade. A resolution was tender
ed by the Saginaw club; then the par
Nv went to Grand Rapids. B. B. 8.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
LABOR LEADERS ARRIVE
FOR ARRANGEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March H.
All OF the 46 labor leaders charged
by the federal government with be-
ing responsible for more than 100
dynamite explosions covering an
area Of q states are here today for
arrangement in federal court tomor-
row.
There was a general meeting OF the
indicted men today at which final
plans for the defense were discussed.
Pleas OF not guilty will be entered by
all OF the as. according to indications
today. Federal District Attorney MIL
Ter. chief of the governments coun-
sci. sold today that no suggestion OF
a confession had been made to him
by ary OF the accused men.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
SMALLPOX MAY FORCE
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March IL
The smallpox situation In Kalamazoo
now threatens to become an cpl.
demic. Twenty cases are reported
today and II Is probable that ali
schools will be closed by the board
OF health.
TT. O'Brien. Of st. AugustIne's
Catholic church yesterday advised al
his parishioners to be vaccinated and
at vespers last night read prayers
that the city escape the pestilsnes.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11

Democrat that ever pocketed the dis
rinction of coming from the Third 10
the Michigan legislature.
The Taylor-Verdier bill, the social
ed Ball bill and the bill that was
revised edition OF the original Tay-
lor bill, may not take hand In nom
mating a president this year, but any
way II has kept q state agog for a
few days and may be instrumental
In marking new lines on the political
map of Michigan.
But don't forget the name-Taylor
B. Taylor-one OF the
from Kent-big, broad and
genial and the undisputed and only
parent OF the bill that evoluted into
the so-called Ball bill.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
u. s. TROOPS SENT TO
PROTECT AMERICANS

Ell PASO. Texas, March 11.--A de-
tachment of the Fourth United States
Cavalry has been sent by Col, Steey.
er TO Canutillo. Texas, where Mexi-
cans have been threatening to cause
trouble to Americans. The Mexicans
there outnumber the Americans ten
To one.
Juarez is quiet today following the
departure Sunday OF Gen. Antonio
Roias and $50 men for Chihuahua.
Complaints had been made to Orozco
thai Rojas was permitting, his men
TO loot the town.
Forty cars of coal and coke have
been allowed to pass 70 Chihuahua Dy
the rebels. The shipment VIII allow
the big smelter there to continue In
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The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
TARDY CORPORATIONS
WILL BE PUNISHED

LANSING, Mich, March 1.-THE
time limit provided by law In which
corporations may file their annual re-
norts with the secretary OF state CT.
pires today and the rights OF a num-
Der of companies will be suspended
unless the reports are received De-
fore night.
AS a general rule a majority OF the
companies walt until the last minute
before aling their reports and as a re.
suit the corporation division In 3ecre-
tary OF State Martindale's office lie re.
ouired to work overtime In order to
handle the rush OF business each year.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
GETS IMPORTANT JOB
ON ANN ARBOR ROAD

owosso, Mich. March lit was
announced ofhcially this morning
that w. d. Danley has been appoint;
cd general superintendent Of the Ann
Arbor railroad. succeeding Division
X. A. Gohring. The
new of1cial comes from Little ROCK,
Ark where he was chief dispatcher
OF the Iron Mountain railway.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
WILL PUT CONvICTs
OUT ON THEIR HONOR

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. March H.
Stripes Will be abolished In the
prisons OF Arizona and the plan fol-
lowed by Warden lyman OF the Col.
orado penitentiary in working tNe
prisoners on the state roads "on their
honor" will be adopted.
This announcement was made to-
day by Gov. Hunt. He declares, he
viii work the convicts on public
Dads without guards. adding, 'lf one
escapes, I shall be willing TO resign"
Gov. Hunt declares the conyicts
will be CARRIED in gray uniforms In
tho. cases OF bad" convicts. who will
be forced to wear red shirts. Solitary
and feeding prisoners on
bread and water will be abolished.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
aEcEIvRR ron OWN RANK.

PLAT ROCK, Mich, March I'D. TT.
Retain. the private banker who was
for ced 10 suspend after a run OF several
DAVIS was on Saturday named receiver
OF the institution at meeting OF cred
itors. A resolution OF confidence in
Mr. Retain was passed and he was given
one year in which to effect a settle
Ynenl
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
ACCUSED OF ENTICING GIRLS

PONTIAC. Mich. March l1.--Charged
with enticinR young girls into their
home for immoral purposes. Mr. and
Mrs John Ewart are under arrest The
charge against them was made by
County Agent II. ID. Belt They are
is employed In a local factory.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
"KIMMEL" AT NILES
ON WAY TO INDIANA

NILES, Mich. March 1.-The man
who claims to be George A. Kimmel.
the missing banker, arrived In Niles
Sunday. on his way to Marion, Ind,
where he will visit with friend,
Fred Gephart, who testified at the
recent trial In st. Louis that Kim
mel was the missing banker.
His visit to Niles after sending a
farewell note here only few days
ago caused considerable surprise.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11

The action of the legislature pass
ing a special enabling act which VIII
permit OF the erection here OF de-
tention hospital caused sigh OF re-
lief among the members OF the medi'
cal faculty and the officials OF the uni
yersity. At the present time the only
place where cases of contagious dis
eases may be isolated Is small cot
tage which Is not at habitation for
a well person. Several times within
the past few years when there have
been isolated cases Of smallpox this
place has been used, but fortunately
All of the patients have been men. In
case there should be a real epidemic
OF smallpox or other contagious dis
eases here there would be no means
Of separating the male and female
patients in the present excuse for a
detention hospital. When there was
a small epidemic OF smallpox at the
Homeopa hie hospital mere during the
winter the university authorities
made use OF the old Homeopathic
medical buildings as a hospital. but
II the epidemic had grown to any pro-
portions those buildings would have
inadequate. Recently the regents OF
the university made a proposition to
the city for the erection OF deten.
ton hospital. agreeing to equip and
operate II II the city would pay for
its construction. The city officials
Immediately took steps to secure an
expression from the voters OF the
city as TO whether they desired to
issue bonds for its construction, and
the proposition carried. A supreme
court ruling nullihed that action. and
aqain an election was held with the
same result. Another supreme court
ruling prevented the bonding OF the
city. and the city officials and univer-
sity people went 20 the legislature for
helm. Governor Osborn agreed to send
4 message to the Legislature advocat-
ing the passage OF the act II the legis-
Iature would give an Indication OF a
desire that he should do so. Local
oficials saw that the legislature gave
the proper intimation OF a desire 10
vote on the question, and the massage
was sent and the bill passed by both
hmses under suspension OF the rules.
A. aeon as it shall have become a
law an election Will be held. and 1t Is
exnected that the voters Will again
aecide in favor OF the hospital.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11

Two classes OF interest to students
preparing for theological course
were started yesterday. one In Com
parative Religion" by II. Wellington
Tinker. religious secretary OF the Uul-
versity Y. NJ. c. A., and the other on
.~Chlna" By DR. I. T. Headiand. q for.
mer missionary to China.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11

TO CURE a coCp IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund monev. II
II fails TO cure. e, w. GROVES siE.
nature IN on each box 25c.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11

Joh Prirtfsg Dsne Right. T,m..
prfntipE Co., Is John n st.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11
M0MtAPtFfH0N FOR MORE
HOSPITAL FACILITIES AT
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Say Present System -Coupels
Many Goods To Give
Up College Work
PLANS ON FOR JUBILEE
Mammoth Tent To Seat 5000
People Will Be Erected
On Campus

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March liz
Michigan students want an iniririuy
Despite the fact that the university
has two big hospitals. the studcnis
believe there should be an infirmary
where sick students could be tGken
care or exclusively, and during TOO
OF agitation looking toward the esteo'
lishment OF such an institution. Pet.'
lions are being circulated and signed,
aud at the next meeting OF the board
OF regents the matter will be pse-
sented Several students organiza'
lions have been active IN the natter
and there will be a number or ren'
lions. The Womans league is he
latest organization TO enter the bghs,
and 1t has a petition signed BY all OF
the womens societies OH the campus
which II will present 10 the regents,
The petition follows:
Whereas, The crowded state D
the university hospitals compels
girls who need medical aid and
who wish to obtain the benefit ot
free consultation either to serve
as clinical material or to pay the
rate of private hospitals; and,
Whereas. Each year some girls
are forced to give up their college
work because OF their inabillty
TO meet such expenses. the mem
bers OF the Woman's league and
the other campus organizations OF
women. herewith petition your
board for the establishment OF an
lnfirmary with adequate facilities
for the medical care OF students
The Detroit times., 1912-03-11


Old graduates who live TO tell their
children about commencement exer-
cises OF the past will have to take p
back seat after this year, as the cx-
ercises which will mark commence
ment week and the diamond jubilee
Of the university IRE expected to so
far oyershadow anything that has
gone before as to mark new era IN
the celebration OF the last week ~
university life for the senior Casa.
Plans have been made for a monster
celebration OF the diamond jubilee IN
connection with the commencement
celebration. A mammoth tent viii n
will seat 5000 people will be erected
on the campus, and In 1t large part
OF the jubilee celebration will be ned
The band OF the Twenty-sixth Um'nd
states Infantry, stationed at Fort
Wayne, has been secured TO furnish
music for the concerts which Will La
given One OF the features will 10
an open-air band concert on Wednes-
day evening. Immediately preceding
the annual senate reception. E,abor-
ate invitations will be sent to each Of
the $4,000 graduates OF the university,
and various colleges and universities
In this country will be asked to senr
delegates. The committee In CHI aga
of the arrangements IL at present en-
gagged In the search OF suitable
souvenir OF the occasion, and these
will be presented to the invited
guests.
The evening world., 1912-06-14
BULL TERRIER OUT
FOR STROLL BITES
THREE WHO PET HIM.

A bull terrier. with face like bad
dream. attached to a chain held by John
II. Martin ~ No. 3o3 West one Hun
bred and Fortieth street. won the affec-
ton of James oMearit. a street cleaner,
at the corner OF Ono Hundred and
Thirty-third street and Eighth avenue,
this afternoon. O'Meara bent and
lovingly stroked the anti-beauty's head.
The dog refrigerated BY fastening its
fangs In O Meara's chest.
As OMeara fought the dog and Mar
tin tugged at the chain. Frank McCul-
Tough OF No. 1872 Second street. Union
Course arrived on the scene and lent his
aid. The dog let go OF O'Mearn and
seized Mccullough by the right arm.
O'Aieara then aided Mccullough. After
tho dogs hold had been loosened Il
wooden crate was procured from a
nearby grocery and the dog I'M
prisoned. DR.. Brody of the j. Hood
Wright Hospital treated Mccullough and
OMelra. Then the party set out for
the West One Hundred and Twenty-hfth
street station with the dog.
Doorman Michael Shelly likes dogs
particularly those OF the bull variety
Shelly thought the dog was hungry and
offered It some hsh. The dog showed
It's gratitude by breaking through the
crate and annexing itself to the seat
AZ Shellys best uniform trousers. II
took the reserves to pry the terrier
loose.
The evening world., 1912-06-14
DOGS BITE WOMEN
WAOTMT OS7OP
FIGHT IN PARK
Bull Terriers, Taken Out for
Constitutional in Brooklyn,
Mix 1t Up.

When Robert Rowe of No. s905 Six
tecnth avenue. Brooklyn. started to
take a morning constitutional to-day
he was followed by Bob. his handsome
white bull terrier. which he permitted
to run ito heel" without leash. About
the same time Mrs. George Connell Of
No. 14s Fort Greene Place. Brooklyn.
and her daughter winifred, aged ff-
teen, took q stroll with their pet white
bull terrier Gyp. which they held In
leash.
The Plaza entrance Of Prospect Park.
at Union street, was crowded with
nurse girls who had their infant
charges out for the morning air when
Rowe followed by Bob. approached
from one direction and Mrs.. Connell
and her daughter. with Gyp in tow.
entered from tho opposite.
There 10 some conflict In statements
- to how the night started. Mrs.
Cornell declares that Bob. unclaimed,
made a lunge for dyp. Some OF the
witnesses say Gyp made the first dive
for Bobs foreIsg. In second the two
hghting dogs we're locked in what
seemed to be . death grip. They ut
tered no bark; their fangs were sunk
Nurse girls fed screaming from the
scsne. two Of them leaving their baby
charges In their carriages at the en-
trance. Several men loungins In thu
park made no effort TO separate thu
dogs.
Dasresardins their own danger. Rowe
Mrs. Connell and Miss Connsll threw
themselves upon the fighting dogs. try
ing desperately to separate them. Mrs
Council and her daughter tugged vainly
at the leaah which held 0yp, while Rowe
grasped Bob by the collar and tried tc
pull him away.
For 1--WE minutes the battle ragged and
them two battered and bleeding dogs
still full Of night. were pried apart
Rowe's hand was bleeding from a sever,
iaceration. while Mrs. Connells righ
hand bore deep marks where n dogs
Sangs had sunk. Miss Connelrs right arm
was badly torn by the teeth Of one o.
the dogs.
DIR. Alderman OF seney Hospital oaut
erixed the wounds OF all and offered I,
take them to the hospital. but they pre-
fsrred 10 return to their homes. Row
was served with a summons to appea
in the Flatbush Police Court tomorrow
to explain why he permitted his dog 4
run ut large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-21
SECOND TRIAL OF
GEORGE FBLSHEIM
FOR SHOOTING YOUNG scHNEiD-
Err BOY. AT FULTON,
OPENED YESTERDAY.
In Criminal Court. Jury Selected
and Rapid Progress Being Made
In Taking Testimony.

George Flesheim. the Fulton lad
charged with shooting Louis Schneid-
or. another Fulton boy. las January
was placed on trial for the second
time IN the Criminal Court Yesterday
morning. On the former trial the
jury disagreed. nocessifatinR another
trial md this was started Yesterday
Some trouble was crpcrionced IN
getung jury. many Of them stating
they had formed opinions while
DINERS had other reasons. one man
stating mat owing ~ his health he
eouhld not serve n he had 70 be-
locked up over night This man was
excused with another who was rather
aged. and after n time the panel filled
and then considerable time was or-
cupied by Attorneys OBrien a
OBrien and the members 81 the de-
PENDANTS family scratching the fury.
men This was finally completed NJ
1880 o'clock and then the Jury was
sworn and taken 10 the scene Of tho
shooting
The jury is composed n the FOL.
lowing Henry M Hess. Carl Daku.
Thomas Abercrombie. Edward lin
den. William klicves. John p. gaun.
ders. George IT. Hand. p T. DiornU.
Ter. Joseph Ycagpr. Joseph A Arm.
strong Henry stciger AMI Joseph a.
B0rland
Court reconvenrd ~ 1850 O'Clock
md the taking Of testimony was
started. Ore . A. Campbell. o. D
schvinn and o. A. Henderson. who
attended the autopsy testified 70 their
fndings and aiao 10 what they found
during The operation at Tho hospital
Deputy sheriff. Louis faeomarcino
who made the arrest testified 10 tho
Incidents and Squire v. @. Hobbs told
of The pre- lminary hearing conducted
in h's court Mayor Herman Rorder
n Fulton. also testified and then
Fred Weimer. the states star wit.
ness was placed on the stand Vein.
or told practically the same story no
told 90 The former trial and when his
cross examination was completed
court adjourned until o'clock this
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-21

grounds. julie schwalb. chairman:
Ruth Hillman and Evelyn Ross.
The party is an annual event. given
by the BOYS OF the junior class. and
the one this year Is 70 be entirely
different from those In the past. The
navigation committee has made ar
rangements with Mr Salade. and
Chartered the gasoline boat Charter
No ?. and will make the trip 10 Beech
Bottom. where the day will be spent
in tennis. canoeing and aquatic
events. Five Of the members have ar
ranged 20 take their canoes and this
viii furnish great sport
Meistcr's orchestra Will furnish tho
music for the dancing. which will BE-
INDUCED in during the early evening
Caterer IeiEenfelder will serve a
dainuiy appointed luncheon OF an ap-
proprite hour. A. %. m the party
viii return. 10 was first Thought 10
invite the senior class. huf fhfa was
later abandoned. and viii DO exclusive
Tor The Junior class The following
VIII chaperOn the party. Miss Emmr
korner. Miss Elizabeth Eskey and
Prof ~. % Johns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-21
SCHOLARSHIP
Wheeling studcn g Secure one Third
Of the Sehoiarships 20 West
University.

The announcement was made yes
ierday in hiEh school concerning the
awards Of the six scholarships offered
in The annual state examinations BY
the faculty of West Virginia univer.
sity at MorRsntown While there
we're hut six FREQ scholarships. Wheel
ms high school succeeded lu winning
two
There were eighteen hirh schools
throughout tho state represented. and
The local school winning oro-third is
markablo. Wheeling was represent
cd by Misses Katherine Ioners. Eiiza.
beth Hugus. Margaret Monroe and
Earl Crook The last two we're the
winners but The first two named. al
though not winning. had excellent
gradoe. and only missed by few
marks Following are tho winners %
the scholarships MarEarof Monroe.
WhcelrE Earl Crook. Wheeling.
BESSIE Berry. Sutton. Foss Curtisa.
bridgeport Mary EIiason. CIarks.
burg, Chas W. Busch. Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-21

Poor appetite is a sure sign OF I'm
paired digestion. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your digest
tion and improve your appetite. Thou
sands have been benefited by taking
these Tablets. Sold by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-21

ecutrix Of the estate Of J. r. Green.
bond s. 500
Two deeds Of trust we're left FOR
record
Lease.
Lease 81 1905 Market street. by
Flora Enock 20 G.. r. FOsnignt and
p ~ Johnson. for six years and two
months. for the sum Of 1924.