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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
sp~siA; havnnst BSevsss-

NEW YORK. March t7..,.0ne oi the sreatest TubbcriCs n The history of .Ssar Tovs LOOK pEArs lAst night ~heH ss1if-stAFts slnreled into une srote uf Martin SiEn1ns lnd Rnns and got away Tstn gems valued at 7300. .o60.
 Simaus and sut3 is Il great pawn shpp pn IIcstrr street The rohlIers must havt been AugzEud h the w0rk td +InneIInE, for several days as the dlstanre borcd by them through rhu earth is considerable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
MOB 0F 10000. MEN
 ATTACKS WOMEN

ErttT-. sITnck men with iheir uEnbrnl-
 na or oLhrr Implements an6 the ln- :uriee yI1r ;r rU means CondEH2 Io upn sitlr. II ls naw sTidcnt in ;he aEl nerstieH thnc somc dnt@rmiasd stpp Tnuat hr taken a pitt au cTEd 10 tho ur"Hru: sla,r ,t tIines hEi what augh strry il il; l'f- iR n Pul%IV Vfn sltAt ua alllInt yeL hr xplyVd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
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ap4eIal NAaaeI SerslsS.
 &ACn. Ariz.. NVrTh lS--tienerH1 tpjeda mrh hIa fedrt!l :lrn1y are now in ruII retreat bernrA tllG rebel ar7nS and the rcspH Is rcgslidfl as decisive st. far aR che guairr',L ot shn stAts Of EpnnFa Eg conpcTnGd.
 The TrlEls, IF consultations ists, are following, m the heiLttsi enemy Eihae- ly and are detprmlned noL 9 Hthp Gn- tE they drive them roEnl''riHIr oHt nf tht atzt@.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
FIGHT TWENTY ROUNDS
 WITHOUT DEcisloN

6pAe.z NuHqs1 ssrEsss.
 LOB ANGELEH. MaTnn lG.-"hnock- out Rnwu and Bud Ardersuh Of Van r0nreT. Wash. tnuEht 20 raunds 10 Ia draw here to-day. The reEUaT kaolc showing made hS the Washington lAd pprturds a pery great faTEsr for hiF1- Ii ia predicted by VII fight fnna tllai he will be tho most pFtHninnnt in tbF snortLnE prirtF Tn future
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
$uaelaa Nugget Sersics.

$uaxiaa NuapsL Ssrsfcs.
 CHICAGO, MArch 1.-The cgihencn lgvansl F'rost, who IS rhArgcd with attempting Lu secure lands =nludu . Iently in AIasIts. srrrIs '" banon1s more nag1nE "s tiths proceeds
 Fl. M, FeniGy, H court stennETIpfrcr, teEtiHed yesterday aflGrILuun liIat he had sisnen an application TDr einlm bus that he dii not know the cn1. teata Slf ahE InnlinleEl sizncd Gy him uufiI 1we years later. II1 sw1re that he had aigncA the applies Lpn at tke
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
EXTRA SESSION
 APRIL SEVENTH
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SpsG,@I Nugget sSrvIeA
 WAaHIH4TUS. March IT, Prrsi- den. EliSoh tnd1S cHlIed tue extra Hesaion fT ApTl! 2. T'ns Eeasion Esuld prcMtsIy hhvA been called def init4Iy Tar the f1FsI of April As nrig- inaHy intended only Ghar TuFther time WAS sskcd bS Underwood and others Io prrparc ksn1~ btils which Gis he irrrElhr%d.
 The scssion Pill Ae on& ot Gl' most 9mpurtarG> as the tariF ~i11 he f1a.Illy dealt with
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
JAPANESE KILL
 \ DEFECTIVE CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION GETS AWAY WITH MAN WATCH
 Nc tT.
Special Musa.4 Service.

Special Nuc9at Service.
 LOS ANGELES, March li.-ThoMn- us $, White, fl secret operatIFs. hue bncn mardFFesS herr hY ihh tnC9nhAra of T JannnEsc nrsmin#l organisation
 White had been placed on Tho tfldE of thE Iuen cnmpnELng inc band and had shnut succeed@1 in running thHm to Aarth.
 Ills bnlS was fsrIh'i lili* morning fall eff knife wuHhdA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
kuHnee epaslal gsEvIps.

WASHINGTON. Il IT, March h. MrCoumhn- ger If the Wilson p-raidclliaI campaign has decided +o accept the pnsLttnn Ht ambassador TO FrnncH. II wus thouEht 1T orc tint that hr would be ir thc WiIsnn cab
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
M'CO0MBS WILL BE
 AN AMBASSADOR

hrrl, I.nt lnrinua rujeoti1nS were ot- ffraH. mt of which Has hia youth
 William JGcninga IiryAu len for Line-uln Iu'ktY Ln aLtsnd lis birthday GrlLhraI;Un d biE dlnlUhs Lratinn nt welcome wlII probably ra ms'aH in hls lH.l.nr Icy i.is towHapcnpIc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

hAs fsEeH received mt inc nswH jR be. ileS-J by mary people, The ships are supposed hn pc lhoAe 1l The great
 pn%era hut m reason tTln b+ as@IkII-
 An for such Nn IelLpn Gl'Ihsa :t is that T,nkey refIsrf In accept rbr LGrInE
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
REDF|ELD FOR
 TARIFF REFORM
SAYS REDUCTION OF TAHIFF
 WILL MEAN NEW LIFE.
Special Nugget Servios-

SpRsIRI Nv4aet HeFVids-
 MetXTtT.AIil;:. ". l.. March IT, Mni. q. FeIfcld, Snergtnr9 p6 com merce In spucEh hero today derIar- cd IhaI J well haIsnErH reduction in ;hr tariff will meIR thr Hrh nE \ nPw lift for this oolInETy's industries,
 TTE H:rHLy iu h. absnltucIy and tn- TrseryrnIY in favor uf wholesale re- dnstinn AiGnS all Iinra tiia apAcch ehuwt.d hitn ip hn rnAEHEAsd of a *unlrr%h%nadv. SrRFR of thE Rnhjsct.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
DAMAGING EVIDENCE
 IN ALASKA TRIALS

iuaulnEs ht Mss Tr.rle, HH en7PIrYc sf EnnGt
 (In the Hhpc tILiE triRl is expected W tElrurs B. hrlGht IIghE cn the meth oaa nr aomA of those who wcnt iurG ihS iHeL; E T'Hn+rinE .naI Janda in ilu Northern irTrItnry. The rrosAcu- tibu lI,4'IAreH LhaE evidence Of even i sttn more important kihd Will bA brought out IateT-
 TIRE NEW EAGLE.
 rhn sorns sF straight whiAks1t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
BURGLARS SECURE
 $3Oo,oO0 N GEMS

Tlse wurk tSaA done rith remark milH atFyAraeR and pninstaldng carr. The first clue th1t anything had h0v- pcrSaI nams thiE morning ~heE the atDre wAs oprL.~i X s!Arsful search If thc tui.ncI kipce rh& dIarUYery shu>s sd 1n evidence IhEt uorld suggest %ha IIIA robbers wurr, p'he tsolS and all other rux$iGh' Tyileucos wtTc eu1rIuny removed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
SOLOMON HAS ITS
 OWN DOG RAGE

Tllc people 1f Holtrn1oll nTH Celu- IrrIiinE St, FstIick'S Iisly lH h1LdinG Ilp:5 taSca oT if. nwnr E+vurrl nfsoPi~ Yent dpwr from Nnme tu be present tnolnding slEh dog fanrlcrs as Scntty Alum and JpE Sheldon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

and Iusidn Ih@ legislature EcEr's tn fIvnf lt
 Rnfirn hus iutTudILcsd A hill t9 re peaI ilIe law EnvorninK ihr district pEl1 IGN
 Frcrdiur llns hIrndnr4d in He ss'n- aIG u IuiM melumIai .'skiHG sEt gov rrIn4rl for Iikhcs in aid of HstslEa-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
DECISIvE1BATTLE IS WON +:'
 BY TIE MEXICAN REBELS

hHuds saved Lhsir hvcs HY turning tfaItms ahd declaring tnelr ale Eianrc In lhc Hnerth government
 The war pf'tnlissa to Dc prcsScIted nEu'E nest1 Ut expected. Feelings rm hIsiuI ILAr during other TEvnlu- tlonz hccu uks of the continued fight ing, Nt.Air4, Is iH a"fhWh &nrpe con Uit1rn than eyer,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
Se~si al huDHA &srvLes,

Se~sis NuzpSa eArvIes,
 JUNEAU ,march lT-..A iIinl me mn,iol has bcrn introduced pr ]. (. Kennedy Hskng. thAL I!Hiiud Slatse GoTIrnixsinnGrF be pl1rcd on ii salary nnNtH Th+rs is En hrn't whIiA"A' thRt Ilip u,cEEnTinI wul bu u'iahi- . InuLE3Y r7EE%tl az every rH'e nutHiIs
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

Ira Lr,TtnE n. Mr0rlf-s tenn, and JcEn R4sflcr
 LateF1The tlTee teams leading n1 Timhc" rUIrflnd C"pnctl together. Tlils n1sarE ihst t-Hhr!el WAS f1r*t. ChrisiiuuMIl second and M'pHpk''g third.
 qAllrieIs ImH fnr the full dls41nEe was 12 honra, dH1-3 mtnutfa.
 Cnr;stLanyHn'a waz I2 nhITA 4S mlniIeE, a4 Kec0ndE
 AgHallltIIR'R time wsa f3 hnilfR. 7a minutes,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
AptQiaI MnaaAt HArVIeA-

XPtoiaI Nugget SaFVIeA-
 L[ISEI,N, March IT.-A tClh'Tt haH reGlglrd thls cLty thar f0rriGu WAT Shirs aTe nnw EhelIlnE 'IlG city rs CnnatnnrLnnulr. EutiIinE mrTr can be told ut present and no rDallTMtlf1hr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

Have you made preparations fo the grand EsgIs mask fooi haIl eF April 1,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
SAY POWERS WAR ON TURKEY
REPORTED FOREIGN SHIPS
 SMELLING CoNSTANT|M0PLE

and Is baiaE forced 70 comply with the deIH.4IiItR of tlIe alIi&k-
 'Fhr neSL newz Is being awaited w:th t,'..rrlah iu-eFcBt by all LgndG1.
 $g.0f Iirr munth Tor thn HuRarf
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
6RuNEa BEATEN.

Dsyinn beat TfTnn~T last uight ln the I.ohby three cushion tnurnAmeut ;iy GB 10 24.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

The .Sne and thrAA miEs raesa will he humnrerA You eHnFFat afford to fMiAs then1 at EauIe hail. March 2e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

n |. seuerAIly roneEde1 1hAL the HrStIHn government haH gigantic unsli cr it's hAnIs LU EubduG ihe S1n- ora rebels and most people believe is tn hc 4ILIHEvIhrr bEyerd the federal Slr'nGth
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

Dn you uHiny } fast relay raHsf if ES dsr't fad 10 bs Ht Eagle hAH March 2Z.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

EAC%i. March H." t'"lCnti Jose GuLierrex uud Typ ptker unirers u
 IIIe staTc trorra. ar rehelH. have hAsn 4xNcrL<el lsy the frd"rnTz. Thirty other llrIeunrT.. uf var Thn fen Into federal
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

naTt fiersAe lhs Aais. EAsts kAI' lAarsh. A& sesrts sf alf klaE+-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

kIPrEREc HERRING. Three e1nE fer E nents st Leh- nnsnn's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

F, Q. E. rnpnstsr sthlAtiA t%ursa- rsan4 Saturday, March 9k
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17
SALARIES FOR COMMISSIONERS
 AND REPEAL ROAD TAX

tlruL nrar Nome.
 The hilL pf Mil!Erd tor h% cTea+lnm ct icSiL huIjdayA pahEHd LliA KenAie tG"IlS,
 Thu hLIl uC 1Unes iu ptItt'rtA Idnby- ina: Il,IS hrIrlI rcrrrrnh 10 inc huune.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

s2. On psr month rDF tha Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

Ths Nus9st gives all ths news in 1 nutshRil.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

Suh1cribx Tar NomS kupg~f.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-17

Nome Nusess &2oo per Ms"th.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
WANT CROSSTOWN
Line ON JUNCTION
Improvement Associations Pro-
test to Council Against Any
Other Route

A petition signed Dy six west-side
residents and business mems asso-
Citations will be presented TO the COM
mon council next Tuesday night, pro-
testing against the building OF the
proposed north and south crosstown
line on any street other than june
tion-ave. The petitioners state that
Junction-ave., is the logical street
for the car line. because it connects
populous district in the northwest
ern portion of the city with the big
manufacturing section on Fort-st
and 'Jefferson-ave IL ii is deemed
best, the petition states, the line may
be diverted at .Toledo-ave., and run
south on a different street 10 avoid
disturbing the schools and churches,
but ii is insisted that the line be
built on Junction-ave., north OF
Michigan-ave The petition is signed
by F. G. Gilbert. president. and Or. G..
r. 'Treanor. secretary OF the United
ASSOCIATE lions. comprising the West
Jefferson-ave. Improvement associa-
ton, the West Fort-st. Improvement
association. the Dix-aVe. Improve
ment association, the West Warren
Residents association, the North
western association and the West
Michigan-ave improvement associa-
ton
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
SAYS DROWNING VICTIM
WAS JUST ACQUAINTANCE

Miss Mabel Jones, whose picture In
a locket OF "A man whose corpse was
dragged from the river led TO his
identification after eight months mys-
terry, told the coroner that Harold
Campbell the drowning victim. was
mer acquaintance, and not her hance.
William Campbell brother OF the dead
man, appeared in the coroner's Office
Friday and made the Identification,
through the personal effects, including
the picture.
Harold Campbell al the time OF his
death. had a picture OF Miss Jones. IL
was published in the papers, but she
did not appear 10 make the identified
ton Friday his brother said he knew
the girl as Harold's tiance. The broth.
er was sent by the coroner TO her
home. No. 272 Second-ave.. to ask why
she had NOT given the information al
the time. which would have led TO
definite identification. She replied
that she was only casually interested.
and that the picture. as published. did
not really look much like her. any
way
II is possible the body may be ex.
humed 10 allow William Campbell.
the only relative. to make sure thai
IL is his brothers corpse.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
BANKERS PLAN
TO SUPPORT new
CURRENCY BILL
Nav Pass Resolution Endorsing
Wilson'S Stand. But Suggest
ing Amendments
REACTIONARIES LOSE
IN FIRST TEST VOTE
fractional Battle Certain To Fol
low New Move BY Progress
sive Wing

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-George NJ.
Reynolds, president OF the ContiRen-
tai and Commercial bank. OF Chicago
and leader OF the conservative ele-
ment in the bankers conference on
the Owen-Glass currency bill, pre-
dicted today that before the confer
ence adjourns this afternoon, reso-
lutlons pledging cooperation with
President Wilson in currency reform
but recommending amendments to
the pending measure. will be adopted.
resolution memorialiZing con-
gress to postpone currency action un-
I'll committee had drafted a new
bill. offered yesterday afternoon by
James b. Forgan, president OF the
First National bank, of Chicago. was
rejected by the resolutions commit
tee at a session that lasted until early
today. The Forgan resolution was
said TO represent the attitude OF the
more radical opponents of the Owen
Glass bill
I'VE hope to present our recon-
mendations by noon today. said
Reynolds, who is a member OF the
resolutions committee There may
be some heated debate, but believe
the temper of the bankers present is
TO follow the wisest course~--co-oper-
alton with President Wilson.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
"SLEUTH" BADLY
BEATEN BY MOB;
TROOPS CALLED
Importation of Burns Operatives
Causes UprOar in Erie
Trouble Zone
IDENTITY OF GUARD
PROVOkES ASSAULT
Appearance OF Soldiers Restores
Peace and Quiet In Lake
Port

ERIE, Pa. Aug % AS result
OF serious outbreak in the strike
zone. one Burns detective is in the
hospital today. badly used up fol
lowing a fight with mob OF angry
strikers Edward Stafer was sent
out 10 guard a boarding house tie
told someone he was a detective and
in minute a mob OF 80 was upon
him. Stafer started to run, bat the
mob beat him down and the police
found him unconscious Oh street
corner.
The police charge that the Burns
operatives. brought 10 Erie by the
manufacturers association, are at the
bottom OF all the trouble
Following this outbreak two detach-
ments OF state constabulary were
sent here. the Butler command and
one from Greensburg, a total OF so
men. They arrived az 6 a. m, To-
day, ana were Immediately rushed
out 10 the strike zone but no further
trouble has occurred
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

the local stores The script is re-
deemable in cash at federation head
quarters But few OF the stor's will
accept this script. and there is i'm
creasing restlessness among miners
because OF the non-payulenl OF the
promised strike benefits, Meanwhile.
work continues at the Calumet and
Hecla shafts and the force now at
work is being rapidly recruited.
General Abbey, yesterday, request
ed the hardware dealers of Calumet,
Houghton and Hancock to refrain
from selling any more revolvers or
ammunition. They readily agreed.
The inquest into the shooting OF
Tazan and Putruch. at Painesdale.
has been adjourned until next tri-
day. TO allow he production of a
number OF witnesses by federation Of
tlcials Much OF the testimony so far
received has been highly contradic-
tory.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
DOPE TRAFFIC
MAY BE PROBED
BY GRAND JURY
CONTINUED from Page Onel.


heroin have told me that they can
not buy these tablets except in hun
dred lots, or 81 worth and one tells
ME that when he was honestly try
ing TO escape from the certain dis
aster the use OF this drug entails.
and asked for a very small quantity,
that he was forced TO take 100 tab
lets. and with 100 tablets in his
pocket the battle was much harder
amount.
The druggists who have been trat-
ticking in these poisons have regular
agents who do nothing else but sell
their goods. and the sales run into
thousands of dollars per month
Their agents even persuade men ana
women who are down and out to be-
come users OF these drugs, present
ing regular set arguments for their
position. In some cases doctors
make a regular business OF furnishing
fake prescriptions. and are paid a
commission by the druggist. The rev
Citations OF the goings on in Alderman
Barnetts store AT Beaubien and JET
ferson are only ia line with the con
ditions in quite number OF other
drug stores In Detroit
"A tremendous amount OF evidence
should be taken and thorough aud
drastic investigation made, and pros
ecutions should follow. no matter who
may suffer II may be that the work
can be done without the aid OF a
grand jury will be able TO deter
mine this within tho next few weeks,
but II II cannot be done, and IL looks
now as If 1t could not, shall not
hesitate a moment In petitioning the
court 10 convene a grand jury.
There are several other matters
that might occupy the attention OF a
grand jury. although not necessarily
So as for instance, thorough inves-
tigation OF the so-called red-light'
district in conjunction with the work
now contemplated by the commits
sioner OF police. 4 body like a grand
jury. which can put any witness un-
der oath and force him or her 10 tes-
tify as 10 all matters not incriminat-
ing, would be able TO probe very
much deeper than an examiner who
has not that power OF subpoena ana
oath. The police commissioner may
come upon things in the course or MS
investigation which would show him
the need OF the assistance OF grand
fury. Again, II would not be entirely
improper for a grand jury 10 do the
work contemplated by the last legis-
lature. when II was proposed to ap-
point legislative committee TO in
vestigate the. entire white slave ana
pandering situation in Detroit, and 70
determine its causes and effects.
grand Jury might very properly de-
termine the part that wages In the
city OF Detroit play as cause for the
downfall OF some OF our girls. This
is a matter. Of course that the grand
Jury would take up, guided by It's own
Judgment. but there has been great
deal OF quiet talk about this whole
situation, and a great many insinua-
tions. and few open accusations. ana
II might be a good thing at this time
when the police department proposes
10 bring about some drastic reforms
TO have a grand jury on hand that us
powerful searchlight could be turned
on az an aid In reaching the bottom
OF the whole matter"
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
STRIKE
NOW MONTH OLD;
BOTH SIDES FIRM
Efforts of Members From Wash
ington and Lansing End in
Nothing
JUDGE MURPHY PREPARES
EXHAUSTIVE REPORT
Believes Withdrawal of Troops
At Present Time Would BE
Unwise Act

CALUMET. Mich, Aug. 23.-The
copper miners strike was one month
old today and prospects for settle
ment are apparently no further adj
yanced than on the day the men first
laid down their tools. The presence
in the country OF Judge Alfred }.
Murphy. special representative OF
Gov Ferris and Walter b. Palmer,
investigator for Secretary Wilson, or
the federal department OF labor. has
been OF no avail in bringing about
an understanding. Mr. Palmer an
nounced today that all his efforts
TO secure a conference between led
GRAFTON men and mine operators nave
been blocked by the steadtast refusal
OF the copper magnates TO recognize
the union I'm any way He expects
TO complete his work OF investiga-
tion in about two weeks.
Judge Murphy, during his stay in
Calumet. has prepared an exhaustive
report. giving the results OF his in
vestigation into all phases OF the
strike situation. He Will present this
report TO Gov Ferris AT Big Rapids
early in the week. The judge refuses
10 discuss the nature OF his innings,
but il is known that he will advise
+ the governor against the Withdrawal
OF troops, having become convinced
I that the absence OF military power
in the copper region would mean an
archy and bloodshed. owing 10 the
tension between the strikers and M
deputies and secret service men TO
whom would fall the task OF preserV-
ing the peace. 1t is also known that
! the Judge. who has lived as much as
possible among the miners during
his stay here. has become convinced
that a number Of abuses exist In the
conduct OF the mines These things
he will recommend TO the governors
attention
| Federation officials have been is
suing script 10 the families OF des-
/ titute strikers. which they are ex-
pected TO exchange for supplies al
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

STATE or MICHIGAN-In tue cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne.
In Chancery HELEN Mcconnell, ccm-
plainant. vs. Perry Mcconnell defend
ant No. 44530 Suit pending In the
Circuit Court for the County OF Wayne.
In ChanCery, at Detroit. Michigan. on
the first day OF august, A. D. 1913. In
this cause IL appearing from affidavit
on file. that the defendant Perry Nc
1911. a resident OF Detroit In this Sra.e,
but on said December Esd. A. ID 49,.
said defendant left the city OF Detroit.
Michigan, for parts unknown, and has
not since returned: that the present
nlace OF residence OF said defendant IS
now unknown, and that IL cannot he
asccrtained in what state or CJuErty
said defendant Perry Mcconnell n0'V
resides On motion OF Frank G M1rI-
dered. that the said defendant cause ME
abpearance TO be entered herein within
Ave months from the date or this order
and that I'm default thereof said Dill
he taken as confessed BY the aid aur-
resident defendant. II Is further or
dered that within twenty days the So I'll
cause notice OF ais
order 10 be published in the Detroit
Times a newspaper printed. published
and circulating In said County, "st
that such publication be continu ID
therein at least once In each week. FOR
six weeks In succession.
ALFRED J. MURPHY,
THos. I. McsUEDRICK
Depuly Register.
FRANK c. MORTARTY.
COMPLIMENTS Solicitor,
50 McGraw building. Detroit. Micn.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23

was deceived and now | am here in
Jail penniless. forced TO eat Jail fare,
and no one is doing anything for me.
will tell all | know about this trip
IL the Thaw people don't help me"
The Thaw lawyers declined TO say
whether they would aid Thompson.
They made 1t plain that whatever he
might reveal could have very little
bearing on Thaw's fight for freedom.
Quarrels With Attorneys.
Thaw has quarreled bitterly with his
Canadian lawyers He has insisted
that there must be some way where.
by they can have his sanity passed
upon by the Canadian officials He
wants a decision OF this kind here.
But they have assured him that this
is impossible. Thaw, not satisfied,
has telegraphed for former Governor
Stone. of Pennsylvania, and two other
American lawyers 10 join him here.
Samuel w Jacobs, attorney for the
United States officials. today tele.
graphed the minister Of the interior at
Ottawa, protesting against Thaw be-
ing kept I'm the local jail, which he
characterized as unsafe. He declared
the Thaw millions could easily secure
the prisoners, freedom. He asked that
Thaw be removed 10 Quebec for safe
keeping, but II is unlikely his rquest
will be granted
Thaw is still an object OF much
and despite a cold driving
rain there was another crowd at the
jail this morning anxious 10 catch a
glimpse OF him ar the window OF his
cell.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
PASSENGERS LEAP OUT
OF CAR WINDOWS

MARSHALL. Mich, Aug. 23.--Pas-
sengers on an eastbound accommoda-
tion train her Yesterday afternoon
leaped out OF the ear windows in a
panic when a freight train ran past a
stop signal and bore down on the pas
senger cars, One woman was knocked
down in the rush TO escape what look.
ed like an inevitable collision, and re-
quired the services OF "A physician be-
fore proceeding on her journey. The
freight was stopped a few feet from
the passenger train.
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The Detroit times., 1913-08-23
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
CONCERTS IN PARKS

Schmeman's Military band, Her
man w. Schmeman director. renders
the following program, Saturday al
ternoon. on Belle Isle, and in the
evening in Clark park, beginning at
$50:
March. N"Daug hters OF Amerl"H
OampeD. overture. Neptune Carnl-
val" (StimpsonD selection from me
TTtghwayman" (de KoVenb. irish oyer
ture. ''Humcrs OF ponnybroOkl tN o.
tfT. fautasie on My old Kentucky
Home 'Dalbey) selection from u
H.. rbristopher' (TobanD. spanish ger.
rnade. Ia Paloma" tYradierD, star
Spangted Banner Frank Rose. bart
tone Will sing at the evening conc RI