Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 8

Detroit jfree 8 WEDNESDAY MARCH 24 1915 TAMPERING LAID CHINA AGREES TO Wild Donovan Sued for Divorce Mayo in I 880 and His irst Wife WINDSOR TO DEENDANTS IN TRIAL ROBERTS All Concern Manchuria VIRGINIUS MAYO AND MISS ALMA SWATELL KIMBROUGH TAKES STAND IN MURDER AND IQ1 CASE OERS ALIBI mks william donovan IISOTT Buy biscuit baktd by With Creamy and Ices Always lock for that Nam WAR NOTES Always look for that Name Hi CITY MUST CLEAN DUMP Uneeda Biscuit if SUBURBAN PASTOR QUITS 506 Rector War and Whisky Are Twins MRS CALISTA GOULIN DIES Permanent Pm JOHN NEIPP'S BODY OUND PROPOSAL REJECTED ROAD Ecorse 45 ENROLL IN SCOUT CLASS to a Make the Grand Circle Tour 20c Established 1853 Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry I MAIN German American Bank it will help you plan the entire addrees GRISWOLD AND LAAYETTE 80 BROADWAY SPECIAL TODAY ROAST PORK with DRESSING CORNED BEE and CABBAGE BAKED SALMON STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE SANDWICH PETITIONERS AVOR ANNEXATION PLAN 15c 15c 15c 10c Sha the maximum ONE DOLLAR WILL OPEN ANACCOUNT WITH THE caused $500 damage to the build ing and furniture It is believed that the origin of the fire was a gas platp too close to the wall The property Is owned by Simon Meret sky 4 '3 take up the STEINHO Dist Pass Agent 212 Majestic Bldg Detroit Mich WINDSOR SOLDIER SO AR HAS SEEN ONE GERMAN as art trealy 858017 SPENT OR BELGIANS UP TO MARCH 8 United States taken Into oua BRANCHES: Chene and Gratiot Gratiot and Hastings Mack and Mt Elliott NATIONAL BISCU COMPANY Shea City Judge and Street Inspec A czcl alias Steel defendants in the Buy biscuit baked by jXNATlONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Graham Crackers tiio population of the city will be in creased by more than 1000 it the plan is sanctioned by a majority of the township ratepayers WINTERNITZ ft CO Auctioneers Bldg 0 Monroe Street Chicago i They Like to Admit That They Haven't the Nerve This picture of Mayo Neiy Ha of whose dual life was disclosed by the sui cide of his stenographer Lillian May Cook was taken in Cleveland in 1880 shortly after his marriage to his first wife who was Miss Alma Swatell At the time Mayo was 19 years old and Miss Swatell 16 Mayo was regarded by per sons who knew him in Cleveland as a man of high character and Urmrn Attack British Ship Southampton March The British steamer Pandion which ar rived here today from Rotterdam reports that yesterday in the vicin ity of the North Hinder lightship she was twice attacked by a Ger man aeroplane Seven bombs were dropped by the aircraft some of which fell very close to the Pan dion but the steamer escaped dam age GRAT CASES BEGINRIDAY Maine "Women Most Walt for Vote Augusta March 23 Woman suffrage failed to pass in the bouse today Although the vote in favor of the resolve proposing to submit to the voters of the state the ques tion of giving women the right was favored 88 ta J9 it fell short of the two thirds vote re quired The senate had passed the resolve by a wide margin hoys declaring they had broken only eight panes of glass playing ball which represented only a small of the $183 which the sub contractors abked the board to pay After much argument it was de cided that careless teamsters plumbers and other employes of contractors were responsible in stead of the school boys for the broken glass So the chairman of the commit tee ordered that the contractors among themselves would have to pay for the broken glass excepting of course the eight panes which Captain SteWart admitted the boys themselves had broke and for which the board of education prom ised to pay in due time haq made a name for himself in the business life of the city When Mrs Mayo died he was inconsol able They had been sweethearts at school and their married life had been unusually happy It was after her death Mrs lorence Weeks Mayo of Scranton Pr says that Mayo married her She says Mayo ig the father of her five daughters and that he deserted her years ago to marry his present wife Mayo has a daughter also by his first marriage but her identity re mains a mystery MAYOR SWORN TO HAVE HAD OLD BOARD JAILED lage has withdrawn from thv con test for constable on the Democratic ticket Wulf of Ecorse township Is a new candidate fur the board of icview and Otto Sehonacheck for overseer on the Republican ticket St day banquet of the Sunshine class of the Riverview church "Wyandotte Heights postponed from last week will he held in the church even ing PENNILESS SEEKS HUSBAND GROUND LOOR MUSIC Under the abore headline the Chicago Anerican editorially say's: "WHISKY J3 A POISON and worse than the ordinary poison? for It destroys the mind and the moral character THE BODY ATERWARD" The Neal Three Day Treatment will create a loathing for Hquof or drugs and In a few 4ays overcome the effects of the poison that "destroys th mind and moral character tlrst and the body afterward" rail or address NEAL INSTITUTE S21 Woodward Phone Grand 70o 60 Neal Institutes in principal cities Advertisement ire DitniftKem Two Hotiaea Eire damaged two Windsor resi dences Tuesday afternoon The' first outbreak was at the house of Chas Bird 40 McDougall street A spark from the chimney of a neighboring factory caused small damage to theoof A blaze at 19 Montmorency street occupied by Maurice Shafer Widow 30 Years Old Was OldestResident of Malden Twp' Death came Tuesday to Mrs Calista Goulin 9 5 yoars old who Is said to have bben the oldest resi dent of Malden township Ont' She was the widow of Basil Goulin for mer well known hotehnaix and fO nier who died about 30 years ago Mrs death took place at the home of her daughter Mrs Ri chard in the fourth consession of Malden township from the in firmities ot age Mrs Goulin and her husband were ammg the early settlers of the township They were married 70 years ago pf 14 children seven are living including Dr Alexander Goulin of Alpena There are nearly ICO grandchildren and a score of great grandchildren uneral services will take place Thursday morning at the home ofMrs Shaw and in St Cathollr church Anthers tburg Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery WINDSOR CORPORAL IS REPORTED DEAD 'Court Orders Three Into Custody Remainder Given Warning OUR ARTICLES IN JAPAN'S DEMANDS Could two nr three hundred boys at the Dwyer school break window panes worth $700? 4 This was the xnomeutopffquestton discussed the real estate com inlttee of the board of education at Its regular meeting Tuesday after noon The contractors had asked to be reimbursed for $700 worth of broken panes but when the engi neers hinted the contractors them selves were at fault the bill waspared to $1X3 before it was submit ted to the board Captain Albert Stewart super visor of janitors and "engineers came to the rescue of the school BOYS BREAK $700 WORTH PANES? NO IS ANSWER New York Woman Leaves Chil dren to Tind Spouse H6ret Leaving two children In New York Mrs Lydia Kovach started out In quest of her delinquent hus band and arrived penniless De troit Monday evening She was given shelter Jn the De tention home and Tuesday Detec tives Gloshofky and Isham ac companied her to 89 Thaddeiis street where hor husband was last beard from Jt was found that the man had lived with a couhin at that address for some time but lad left about six weeks ago Thewman went back to the home Tuesday evening after stating that she would continue her search it sound funny when you hear friend must get my teeth if i can ever find the You know well enough that Isn't the time that bothers then They Just Jack all aiayue you re in uie same iix your self As a matter of fact bavins: teetn fixed require nervM aoyi more and no time tu pctk of compared to a few years ago you let the peerless Dentists dob Laat week we tpld you of a irw eling man who came here with tv decayed and aching teeth and askvJ us tu get them ready for crowning The doctor applied the Peerless an esthetic to the gums cxi ratted the exposed nerves ground the teth" down and put on two crowns all an hour and 15 minutes and said he felt a thing" So you can you make use of the of or the spare the excuse any longer because Huy arc no bnger excuses in good standinu The man or woman who tioglecu their teeth nowaday only accused of the satrn thing tn person who clean hl finge naiis or polish his ho If you have any dnnhii jcm: Peerless claims or rceriess come un to our offices at a' and Jefferson ami 1 free demonstrations open er until 9 We huvo rue ed our new branch at 212 ioai Ave opposite Grinnell it in' more convenient for A twi tisement A Plans Lectures Train Scoutmasters nrtv flve men are enrolled in class that started its work Mon iav night nt the" scout headquarters nf the A They are being trained for scoutmasters Tho class work will include a series of lectures by nuthorities on many subjects International Signal eelings and "The Spiritual and Aid and Bandag are the titles of some of the lectures The class will meet each Mondav night at until Mar 24 with the exception of the nights on which the monthly meet ings of the associa tion are hedd Only men are per mitted to attend Decision in Damage Suit Im pends on Course Whether the city of Windsor will be assessed damages for dumping garbage and rubbish on the prop erty owned by rev Reynolds on Janette avenue depends on what action is taken by the municipality to remedy conditions in the next two months This decision was reached Tues day morning in Toronto by Justice Jjennox who heard tho case at Sandwich last week Reynolds al leged that the city had dumped de cayed matter on and adjacent to his property on Janette avenue The Judge held that as Reynolds had not made any altetnpt to build he tfiad not suffered any material damage Judgment Was reserved for two months In the meantime the city will be required to clean up the land BORDEIl BRHVpl'lES Rev Crossley and II Thompson evangelists will hold re vival services at Amht rstburg this week last service will be held Sunday night? Ralph Hall Windsor customs of ficer found a gold watch Monday night on the Walker road Walkerville rank Carson former proprietor of the Union hotel Windsor was awarded $202 and costs by Judge Dromgole Tuesday morning: The action grew ouLnt a sale of thebusiness to John Burgess the pres ent proprietor by John Riawlings who purchased the hotel from Car son John Gillespie police commission er of Detroit will address members of the Windsor board of trade at their weekly luncheon Thursday I noon will be the subject Mongolia Will Be Discussed Apart SLBVHBA5 S1TIYGS Owners of dogs 1n Eebrse village will be given until April 1 to pro cure licenses for the year 1915 Mar shal George Moore is the custodian of the licenses Barney Beaubien of Ecorse vll baseball season of 1904 Miss Ste phens occupied a box the local ball park In March 1905 they were married In St Alphonsus church Windsor by Rev Er Menulner Mrs Dono van is the daughter of Mr and Mrs red Stephens of Windsor Her brother Charles Stephens Is propri etor of the Stephens Iqn at Windsor and a sister Mrs Qeorge McIntosh lives In Detroit When the Tigers were winning pennants a few years ago with Bill" turning in many of the wins Mrs Donovan wls one of the most popular women in Detroit and her husband was tho Idol of all ball fans A remarkable qvation was extend ed to "Mrs Donovan In tho fall of 1908 when word came from Chicago that Detroit had won the peonant won the deciding game and when the Joyful that packed the downtown streets of De troit recognized Mrs Donovan in her carriage they cheered her wildly Residents Seek Acquisition of Strip of Territory by Windsor Annexation of part ot the town ship of 'Sandwich West is' favored by the Windsor city council and petitions are being circulated by residents of the township in favor of the plan or many years a strip of land running from the river to the Te cumseh road has been part of the tbwnshlp This has prevented many of the school children from attend ing the" city schools without permis sion of the Windsor school board and payment df non residents fees Also that part ofthe township has been without fire protection and other privileges enjoyed by city dwellers Jt has also held up street openings from the city to band wich It is estimated by Aiderman Lanspeary of Windsor that Rev Alexander Urquhart Accepts Pennsylvania CiUl Rev Alexander Urquhart pastor of the Wyandotte Presbyterian church In Wyandotte will resign at a special meetinlg of Detroit presbytery Monday April 5 hav ing accepted a call to tho Presby terian church in Greencastle Pa He will be transferred to the Carlisle presbytery in Pennsylvania tMr Urquhart will move to Green castle shortly after' Easter He will close his work in Wyandotte at tho services Jn his church Easter Sun day Mr resignation came as a surprise to members of his congregation and his announced depart uro from Wyandotte caused regret among his many friends in and outside of his congregation He camo to Wyandotte nine years ago from Caro Mich and the church lias prospered under his administra tion Mr Urquhart has been active In Mlusunlc and kli circles Recently lie received the Lhhqy secund Masonic degree He was aDo a member ot the Damascus cdtn rnandcry Knights Templar De troit Donovan hero of many a victory or the Detroit base ball club an now manager of the New York American league team Tuesday received notice in hla train ing camp at Savannah Ga that his wife Mrs Nellie Stephens Dono van had filed suit for divorce in Reno Nev Many Detroit 'friends of the for mer Tiger twlrler knew that the couple had been separated for a long time but were unaware that Mrs Donovan was in Reno Her pa pers charge that for a year Dono van neglected her and failed to pro vide for her The marriage of the Donovans was the culmination a real baseball romance They first met early in 1904 while he was working as in structor in the old Princess roller rink during the winter months At nearly every home game during the AUCTION! On riday March 36th and Saturday March 27th 1915 Commencing at 10:30 a both days we will sell at public auction the entire plant belonging to the estate of KRIT MOTOR CAR CO AS Twd Days in Trenches Declares War is 500 Yards Prom Enemy In a letter sunt to his parents Dr and Mrs Reaurne of Wind sor Stanley Reaume serving with the ilth Royal Soots in rance savs that war is much bet ter than rugby football at which gime young Keaume starred with Toronto university rl lixi is really no 'danger so long us one keeps under cover which is one part of a duty I shine he says in de scribing life In the trenches have been in the underground forts two days have managed to see one German trenches are less than 5OO yards from those of the but very little is seen of their sol diets 'To show a part of anatomy above the parapet of the trench is to Invite death for the Germans are showing themselves to oc good Kaiser Removes Paintings Geneva March 23 The German empeyor has ordered the removal to Berlin of valuable paintings and tapestry from his mountain castle at Koenigsberg on the Alsatian side of the Vosges mountains Recently rench aviators flejV over the Im perial summer residence which formerly belonged to a king of rance Special to The ree Pres Saginaw Mich March 23 When Charles Kimbrough charged with the murder and cremation of eight year old Rose Laundry took the witness stand In Judge court today his defense was an alibi Kimbrough testified he left theValley iKweets factory 5:58 Sunday evening or about 14 minutes before the time approxi mately fixed by (he prosecution as that of the disaooearance He said that he went immediately to the corner wfie ro the home was located walked one block west and then north more than a mile Then he crossed the river to the ast side He then told oi his actions fur the period covering 24 hours be fore the disappearance until he 10 days later He re the testimony offered by four witnesses for the prosecution of statements he is alleged to have made in conversation On cross examination Kimbrough said he had been arrested six times before the present cae twice in Detroit He testified that he whs sent to Marquette prison on a purse snatching charge and said that while there he acted as the war and several times shaved members of the state par don board He was from Marquette in 1914 The Negro declared he had been' hounded by the police and that the Detroit detectives had been ordered to him whenever they saw him You acquire prop erty until you get the savings habit then things will begin to Uneeda Biscuit are more than 'an incident to tany meal They are the beit food made from flout X)f Civil Population Left in Coun try About 1500000 Are Re ported Entirely Destitute New York March A total of $25858017 was spent for relief in Belgium through the commission for relief in Belgium up to March 8 last it was announced by the com mission here tonight Of this amount $22405718 went to the provisioning department which sells fund to those who can afford to pay for it and $3152304 went to the benevolent department which distributes food to those who am actually destitute The Belgians themselves have con tributed nearly $101'00000 to the re lief fund it was announced Up March there had been dis tributed through the commission 210834 tons of food to the Belgians Gf the civil population remaining In Belgium the commission estimates that about 50000(1 are entirely des titute and adds that this number will gradually increase ROAST DUCK with RIED APPLES Judge Phelan Vexed at Delay in Alderrtanic Trials Judge Phelan has set riday for the opening of tho remaining al dermanic graft cases Tlie judge has become more than a little vex ed nt long continued presence I on tho court records ot the names of the accused city fathers and hinted drastic action if something was not done in the matter at once Assistant Prosecutor Voorheis as sured the court that his superior prosecutor Jasnowski would be in court on the day set and it Is hoped the cases will soon be definitely on their way Ormond Hunt counsel for Da vid Rosenthal one of the Impli cated ex aldermen was In court He declared he wished to make a mo tion to oppose in case the prose cutor moved to feet a dato for the trial of Rosenthal If you can't spare time to go out tt link L'nA vui lUf a Graham Crackers You'lilil A mm I ar 1 1 a urcy win uc luncQ enough nourishment enough 6 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Always looh for that Nairn 1 Go to California Expositions immediately and With out travel worries by taking the fastest no extra fare The Pacific Limuea Return via the North Coast Portland Tacoma and Seattle and over the northern the picturesque i ran me Olym road all the me Tea Biscuit are small slightly sweetened biscuit that can be used with creams or ices with dessert for luncheon or dinner or at any time of day MfiQT PfiPI CAV THEY HAVEN'T TIN KRIT SALES COMPANY BANKRI ET East Grand Blvd Detroit Mich CONSISTING A large stock of Automobile Mer chandise of all Standard Units in Bearings Plugs Magnetos Carbu retors Tanks Axle Sets Blms Steering Wheels Radiators Carriers Mats Cam and Crank Shafts Crank Cases and Housings Union Power Plants Springs Lamps Batteries eto A gigantic stock pf Accessories and Supplies Hardware etc MACHINERY Millers Lathes Grinders Testers Drills Drill Prases Air Compressors and an exceptional lot of large and small tools Alo the entire office outfit of fixtures Stock now on exhibition The sale will Rtart on the Supplies Partfl Tools and continue on the ma chinery until all the property is dis posed of a food to work on to jgft think on to piny on Buy biscuit baked by Supply in an industrial plant should be economical relia ble flexible and ade quate These are the salient features of our power which together with points of superiority such a convenience cleanliness btnall required fo'r motors etc make it the best source of power avail able It can be adapted with all of these advan tages to your plant and it will cost you nothing to learn the particulars To The Pacific Coast Qi Nnv snth round trip excursion 1 tickets to the entire Pacific Coast will on sale at extremely low three months return limit liberal stopovers Nathaniel Newman Sucdumbs to Wounds Detroit Soldier Killed in Action According to reports received inVlndsor Tuesday Corporal Nathan iel Newman son of Sergeant Major Newman 92 Aylmer avenue died in a rench hospital of wounds re ceived in the battle of Neuve Cha pel le Word was Sunday that Newman had been wounded but his mother had not been notified1 uesday afternoon of his death Private Peter Nelson of Detroit woh unlisted at Windsor Jn the first contingent was killed in action He gave his address as Grosse Pointe arms when volunteering He was 28 years old And a member of 'B company in the irst bat talion bergeant Thomas Olver for three years a non commissioned officer of the Essex regiment tyas seriously wounded by gunshot according to a telegram sent to Windsor Tues day morning He boarded at 59 Arthur'street Windsor before leav ing for the front His parents live in England whom guilty to election fraud told ot having to be taken from the Vigo eountv jail on writs habeas corpus before they could come to Indianapolis to testify Judge Anderson questioned District Attorney DaJley and drew the statement that some uf tho prison xrs were held in solitary confine nent with a smallpox quarantine on the Judge Indlgunnt teach you that there Is some law in this said the judge indlgnanm iu Sht a Smith and Aczcl after the jury was sent into retirement Aczei who has been free on $2 500 bond was ordered tu give bond of $5000: Smith who it was testi fied had sentenced witnesses to jail was ordered tu ive oond of1000o in place of tne $7500 on wmen no naa ueeu ac nocriy wnosta rjonci nns own was taken into custody unui me cuun ai matter uimonow The attorneys for the defense were warned by Judge Auderson to instruct their cllenti strictly to obey the ordefs ot the court All of the 28 defendants would be put Jn jail said the Judge if further tampering with witnesses came to hts ears Mayor Connected Through John Nugent former assistant chief of police of Terre Haute Mayor Donn Roberts was connected as the instigator or tho one who approved the fraud which the government contends resulted Jn corrupting the election of hcAt November Nugent who has plead ed guilty today delated his part In the alleged conspiracy told me ho want anybody on the election board he could hot handle" testified Nugent Nuuenl said Joe Jeffers who has pleaded guilty selected the board and the of the Pro gressive members and that Rob erts ordered the members held in the detention colls continued the witness the construction of the detention cells a short time before the election saying have a rush about Nugent said the cells were filled the night before election with election of ficials and workers toithe Roberts Drtecllves on Trull Nugent said he had detectives follow the United States deputy nwShals when they were In Terre Haute summoning men before the federal grand jury to get reports on the witnesses Ad Rogers who has pleaded guilty testifed that he out an application fur reglst ration in the name of a dog that it was placr nd on the registration books and was voted by a Negro superstitious lako any nmney to testified treorge isher an aged Negro who said ho had been a slave for 20 years His testimony related to a conversation he said he had with John Nugent astrfctanl chief of police who has pleaded guilty no circumstances would I take money to vote but if you have some money to give me get something to eat I'll take isher said Nugent gave him $2 Joint Policing of Throughout Repub lic is Relinquished March 24 (Wednesday) ive articles bearing on the Jap 1 anese demands on China were ini tialed as concluded by the Chinese foreign minister Iu Cheng Hsiang and Eki Hioki the Japanese minis ter at the conference at the Japan ese legation yesterday All the articles concern Man churia China agreed to the fol lowing stipulations: irst The Japanese govern ment's consent shall be obtained be fore a loan is made with a third rower involving the pledging of oca! taxes in sotith Manchuria Concerns Rallwny Building Second The1 Japanese govenn wenty coiiaent shall be obtained whenever permission granted to a subject of a third power to build a railway or when a loan Is made with a third power for the building of a railway in south Manchuria If the Chinese govern ment in couth Manchuria employs advisers or instructors for political financial or military purposes the Japanese government shall first be consulted ourth The transfer of the Kir in railway to Japanese control for 99 years The fifth article was proposed by China and provides for the eontin Mt Clemens MicK March 23 The holly of John Neipp of Detroit who lost his life by drowning last Sunday was found this forenoon in eight feet of water near the spot where the canoe capsized The re mains were taken to the" young home sft 1204 Van Dyke ave nue Detroit Henry 64 died Rt his home late last night The funeral will he Thnrsdav afternoon Judge Tucker this morning grant ed a decree to Agnes Dubay of New Baltimore from her husband Noah Hubay on the grounds cruelty Hi rum Aldrirh and John Pell of Aimada charged with stealing cop par wire from the Eastern Michi gan E11son company ot Artnada ware each sentenced to 90 days in th county jail Jacob Sfiajtkster of Armada to whom the wire was sold was fined $100 NIPPONESE WILLING TOf CONCEDE SOME POINTS Writs Necessary It is Said to Allow Men to Get Out and Give Testimony Indianapolis Ind March 23 Tamcprlng with government wit nesses today was charged against Sheriff Dennis Thomas Smith tor Alexander three of the Terre Haute election fraud case and they were ordered by "Judge Anderson of tho district court to be tody Seven witnesses 'have pleaded Board Turns Down Jeff er eon Avenue Plan At a meeting of the Ecorse town ship board and the Ecorse village council Tuesday night latter body rejected all proposals for straightening Jefferson avenue at the Ecorse river where the thorough fare makH a sharp bend The vil lage under the proposal broached would have to bear all th expense Tho Ecorse township board voted to go to Lansing Wednesday to protest against the lowers bill which would allow the supervisors to an nex the village of River Roti ere to Detroit without the consent of the village or of the city of such treatise afltocted by the rln COedM in their list of demand cotrbin In the Manchuru migration and Un 'P' th clauses have no but definite prog're "41 made This is lhc be respect to the The Japanese oviV definitely withdrawn wh ufi1 as article 3 of th namely the demand for Jh rf lice administration o'r i1 Wlnt throughout China "Mrar has indicated its willing' an ab announced to withdraw other articles from thi0Ke OT general group More Troop Arrir The Chinese government i eelved advices confirm nnrf time rnn Ifta troops have alveT Japwi ing a total of about noycots by the cii? Japanese goods are report? several places in the it is considered that the Vy0 are most likely to gt bevnns government's control JJ li' hai dispatch says that rinn curred within the ments Monday night i WI1 theatncH nnri The foreign poll and made some arrests The Edison Illuminating Company ounxiv 4300 fe I 1 I ISSw A I Ma W' "i j' 4s' mJ i vl zw' sx I fc i a 1 Z4 jf 4 Wk 'uy 1 A 1 'A XwXyf 7r 1 1 SogialTea I UK be rar a 4 i i lb 1 3 Send for our illiillmi ip it if' i I hl I ih A i i 17 I II I.