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THE WEATHER:
SHOWERS
VOL. XXV. NO. 321.
I AT LOWELL TRACK
He Kept The Lead Afier An
Exciting Fight for
Position
100.000 PEOPLE
SAW THE RACE
Harry Grant at One Time
Had Chance For Vic
tory But Fell
(By Ass Intel 1'ress.)
LOWKU.. Mass., Sept s. With
the same daring coolness and Judg
ment which have marked his exploits
oti other motor tracks, Uoorge It
R .bertson r'nivr his Simplex car 318
irlles to victory today over the Merri
mack Valley circuit and left trailing;
behind or out of commission, Mlxteen
o.her asniiants for the Lowell tro
phy In the second national Stock
Chassis true. Robertson maintained
a apeed in the five hours, fifty-two
Itilnutes, oih and two-fifths fpi'unils.
of 64.2 m'hs an hour, which was six
tenths betrtr than the average made
by .Lewis f-trang, the winner of la.it
ytar's rare
More than twenty minutes after
Robertson had flown over the linish
line, A. L. Poole, driving the Italian
Isotta-Fru.chinl, Hashed under the
wire In second place, having jumped
Into that losltlon on the last lap.
E. H. Parker in a Fiat captured
thfrd mo-n ; and Hubert Biiiinin, in
a Buick. fourth. Charles Kasl, in a
Renault fin shed fifth.
Huge Crowd.
Nearly one hundred thousand per
sons saw Robertson and Herbert I.ytle
light It o.it for the lead In the first
eleven laps of the lu.fi miles circuit.
Then Robertson dashed to the fore
and kepi the lead until tuonty of the
thirty laps had been covered, when a
clop of several minutes was required
,to stoke and oil up Harry (Slant, in
fan Alio, and Ralph te l'lilnia. in a
Flat, began cutting down Robertson's
I' ad. but before they caught him the
sturdy Siirplex driver was up and
away. .
Robertson's stop seemed to have
robbed him of speed, for with less
than forty miles to go, (Jr.-int caught
him and took the lead loiter, how
ever, as 'he Alco car was racing up
the back stretch it capsized and broke
Its chain, ;uid Robertson again took
the lead and was never headed.
GENERAL H. C. COIN
DIED IN THE ROOSEVELT
HOSPITAL YESTERDAY
)V7'11 Known Army Veteran
Slleeilinbs to all (iera
J tion for Renal Disorder.
-UFFEIvKD TWO V F A RS
NEW YORK, Sept. . (! n 1 1. C
Corbln. I' S. A , dii d In Itoos. volt
hospital this rltv, l.iilay mOit an ..pi r
ation for a renal di!or(lT. lMi r;il
Corbln would have ben sixty-seven
years old in a l u da.
Airs Corbln anil cx-iSuvi-rnur My
' ron T. Herrlrk, i.t nliio. his i son.il
friend, were at his bud-'i.Ie when death
occurred.
Oeneral Corbin has been suffering
for two years from Hie malaily which
ultimately resulted in his death. He
wpnt to Carlsbad for treat inent on
June 12 last. The waters api.'i'e. to
have Improved iia Vondliion nfler
two weeks stay and he returned to
England, where hw former tioulde re
curred and he went to Paris tu , i.iisult
With physicians
The tfeneral's trouble developed
more seriously while lie was In Paris
and he determined to return home
With Mrs. Corbln he arrived her.- on
Sunday last, and was taken to the
Roosevelt hospital. The ..peralion was
performed Tuesday morning.
Following the operation General
Corbln revived and the work of th.
surgeon was regarded as a success;
but at about mldniKht last nighl n
weakness ot the heart developed and
death ensued a few hours lawr
General Corbtn's body was taken t.
his home at Jltphwoo.l. i hevy Chase,
near Washing!. m
cobh tuoi m i: si:tti,ki.
DETRO'T, Mich., Sept s
-The De-
i ur, i ii" i .
t" It News says this afternoon that
L Ty Cobb's trouble with the watch-
iran of the Kuelid hot.-l at ('levelami.
was amicnl.lv settb-.T to.liiv ly Mana
irer Fred Avery of the Kuelid hotel
and Prefi l. nt N'avtn ..f the Oelr.ot
baseball i Int., w ho bad a conference
over the long distance t.-b .h..ne. and
tt-at there will be no prosecution of
Cobb.
A warrant had been issued In ('In. -land
yeste-dav charging Cobb with
an assault upon the hotel watchman.
RDBERTSONHANGS
OUT NEW RECORD
THE
LIES AND FLA GS ARE
NAILED TOGETHER
ON THE NORTH POLE
Peaty on Way
The Veracity
Cook Who Claims Priority.
NKW YoltK, SVpt. s Th.- Ih was
hurled today nmn Tiling th- discovery
of thp North if ! and Uu: foundation
laid for
in history
ronti ovfrsy unpuralltlfd
itmmn nder Hubert K. I Vary Is
making unrertnin progress soiiltuard
oiT tho roast of Labrador In his fdHi
KtMserlt, but there ta iu from him
today a Mi-sa?' aw discreet as hi
liiin-i;iril HMi i lie has In en slow. II
balbiiMes the . rarity of Dr. cYed
ri. k A. 'uiik, of Brooklyn, and fur
ther rompli.ati'K j situation which tin
whole world Ik discussing.
In effect prarv discredits Cook'
claim with the intimation that he
( Peary ) and he alone, planted th
American naff t the Not t h pole on
April i;, JH()I. and that Mr. 'ook, wli
asserts that he unfurled I h- fl:i al
tlie pole on April 1 . 1H0N, mud .sub
stantiate !:U claim.
ink i.- Firm.
At Copeiihaten, Ceiok, -!i'Hm hi
rival's statement tonight, stood by hi?
j?un, declined to i nter into a debate.
arid calmly asserted that his record
would sustain him. To prove hi
rich! (tf discovery before the entire
world beyond a "hadow of doubt he
announced that he will dispatch n
ship to lr'enland and brintc to Amer
ira his Kskimo companions Then
wlih their testimony and hlw data, he
di clares that he will stand ready tu
face all detractors
In the nieantme IVarv r.nt inus
his homeward journey n ;lie Tee
scarred Hoosevelt and Is tonight at
Hat I le harbor, I j brail or, more t ban
fi ir hundred miles from North Syd
ney. Cap'- lireton. the objective point
of the homeward cruise through the
Strait of Itelle Isle.
-M rs. I'dnk is in ev York t on Ik hi
and Mrs. I'eary hn left her home in
Main.- on her way to Join her husband
at North Sydney Though pressed for
a 'tabmeiit. Mrs. Cook declined ab
solutely tonight to say anything t'on-
cerning her husband,
Signal for War.
By tho'e vvh iee tved won! f Mr
Pook's discovery with sikeptlelsm.
rommander Peary's challenge today
was received with gra I lA ration; iby
those who Itad been neutral It came
as another surprise in a series of re
niflakable happi-i'ings. white to Mr
( 'in ik "s su pn rl rr it was a sign a I fr
war. 1'onk, if hi'- plans do not mis
carry, will sail for the Tniicd Stales
on Sundav next, and ,ill arri- here
September 'J I . JU that time romman-
NEGROES SAY THEY HEARD
T HIE THE
Court Martial At Atlanta,
Brings ( )ut Some Rather
Interest in";
KCKNK K'FIIFARSFD
(Ily Ass.s-lat.-d I-r.-ss) j KAI.KI.ill. N. C H. pl. S. - The Hu-
ATLANTA, liii,, M.-pl. k. l-'.tllow - I pr.'iue curl today affirmed the con
ing a rebe u-al ,,f th.- s. .-n.-s incident I ."PI nt lonality of the half million dollar
to the killiiiK ..f Private Kdward b. n.l Issi.c authorized hv tin- last le-
Collller
r( Mi Ph.-isoii. In which
prhate On.ver Klani Indicated le
h- had shot Culler on the .,r.l. r
Lieutenant . . I Li .e burst to ' lir-
lie t rial .1 lla.b hurst w as
,..,,..,i
today bef .it the general court m
ar-
tial Th.- principal testimony of the
morilllg w.is giell b two to glo eve
wilii. sses. who described tie- chase
-i ml shooting .,f emitter
Tin- fwo n.-groes. fharl. s . igb-lree
:riil litis Williams t.-M ilo-d lh.it they
li.-ard th. lieutenant give the cni-h-'iiid
T. . down ,.n liilu." after the
tl. illg sc, li.nl f;i!..l to stop at
tin- count,;. nd to h:i)t fotinsel for
II -zb-hursi attempted I.. shake the
t- tllllIIV gi. ll b tile lleglo' S llllt
Hi. v h. l.l lo their st. h i
Private pinkstoii. who ran out of
the saloon with foiilt.-r said he halt
ed when he h'-Mrd the command to
lb. SO because le feafe.l t ll.lt lie
Would be yl-.ot. He said it was against
o-ders for I he men to he in a -aloon
II- said ll-a! while C.mlt.r had tak.-n
but four i-lass.-s of n..;t i t.e. r h-- w as
.r.-H' well under the intloeni f
d-ink. lb- heard the slu.i that kill
ed fo niter, which was preceded by
tt.e ..in iti.nid. "halt" H. did not
bear the Lieutenant gic the n.m
ii, and "tire."
APPOINTMENTS
FOR THE CENSUS
IlKVrm.V. Mass. Sept. 8. The
appointment of the following census
superv isors was announce,! tonight:
Georgia Fourth district. Kdward
Thomas Moon. La Grange (democrat.)
North Carolina Kirbth district,
.lames I. fampbell. Norwood (repub
lican!: tenth district. John W. Nor
wood. Waynesville. (republican.)
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN.
ASllKVILhK,
Home Challenges
of Dt. Frederick
,,n n n '" ' kuk;M-iI i h.
."'Hsihlliiy of a ilmnmtic huh-hhk of
tl,' two f:u '4 to ,;r'
.Vary stah incut rWhrtin,; n'i I h
'Hk'.s at hi' ni nt rami- lirst t.i The
A sMi M in t d 'i-css ral ly 'hi im riling.
i.il-d Indian harlM.r. I,ahrador, the
point thruugh . hich he tirst reported
his .success bv v. ;i-b-ss It had piob
ab bct-n ib-laed in transmission and
read as follow--.
"I have nailed the- Stars and Stripes
to the North pole. This is authori
tative and i oi r.-, t. Cook's story should
not be taken too s.-riously The two
Ksk i in os ulm a com pa n led him sa
hr went no distance north and not nut
of sight of land. ither members of
the tribe corroborate their story."
About thi-sano- time Mrs iVaryre-i'-iet
the following nossage under
the same date, b h having heu s.-nt
v'u Cap- Hay N K :
"i !ood nioi nliii,. I la ed by gale.
Mon't let Cook si.-iy worry you Have
bim nailed "
To The Associated press the com-
mander had sept the dispatch, reply
ing to an urgent icipiest for an au
thoritative statrnx nt and some com
ment concerning Mr. Cook
Believes Both.
W'hth- Peary's assert ion of today is
of a na I ore that makes Mr. 'ook's
position oil.- of defense, the Brooklyn
'xphu er ve( has su p ii ir 1 1 i s bot h at
iome and abroad Many of the con
tinental silentists ate marking tim
pending dev ebipments, w bile t hose
who have formed no decided opinions
n this country have assured a sim
ilar stand.
Professor William 11. Hi ewer f
Vale, honorary president for life of the
rrtle dub of Amerb-a of which both
Pea ry and 'ook a re tin rn,be is teb-
gi aphed to New Y ork today as fob
lowv;
' I be.' that both Cook and Peary
have reached the pole "
Mr Thomas S. Medri k of Washing
ton. N J, who was a surgt-on of the
Pary exittditiou of
promptly came to tho support of Dr.
Cook today. He Paid:
"The charge ( referring to Peary's
statement -of today) may lessen Mr.
fiii.k'n standing in popular estimation
until his defence can be heard, but the
s. j. nllli. world v, ill be affect, d oniv
by si h-nt Hie dMi re pa in ies. I r. Nmk
will iimbuihtedlv have scientilic rec-
(Continued n page four.
SUPREME COURT SAYS
E
UAL
( 'oin t Holds That Forms of
Rri leediin
I lav.
F.eeu
( 'ompliei
With.
HALF MILLION ISSFF
'sialiir.- for tie- work of lie- stab- hos
pital c.ln.liis.sioll In elibirgilli; the
h i-;pilal l .r insane. Tin- valblitv ol
lb.- i-; He was il. -( i ilo-d ..II the
Kiotin.is ioai an a o ie ii . i ii i ii i
I Ipulat-
ing that C:.iiiiii of tin- proceeds I
applied t . o.-tieits ,,f h.e-pilals at Mor
i";litou am. I 1 . . I . I si o i . was ;i,,,p... on
the final lending in the boose wilh
oiit ihr.e .-.parali- da reitdiugs. '('he
I.- lids were -old .IlllV I lo Hie Kaleigh
Savings bank and lb., qu.-.-tion rais.-d
tl..- sa inrs bank suing the state
tr. usurer to settle the .1 1 i. I i t v . The
c. urt holihi that tin- foriiKs of pro
cedure r.-.,:iire.l b tin- constitution
have lie.it coun-ll.-.l With, since the
-1 no -u. 1 in. til created no additional
debt or I l.ll'ell on the slate. no
change ii. rate of int. rest or in tun.
for pawn. t l. but im-r.-h directs ap
plication of small amount to d. In Its
of i list it ul ion . Hi. t,i was designed
tr. aid
MoKitis pri:ssi:s.
I'NIi'N. S. C . Sept. S.-.J. K Morris
recer!tl Southern railway and expres.
agent at Santilk, this .oiintv, t..da
pleaibii guilty of breach of trust are
forgerv arid was s'rileiiee.i to rigbteet
months In Hi.- stale j..-n it .-n t iarv
Morris' bono- was formerly in M..tit
vale. Va
m:v hi i:cin.itY.
WIN ST. I.N'-MAl.KM. N. f.. Sepl K -Th.-
Maline MilP- of Winston-S.-ilein
which is a large knitting ma n ufa. t ur
InR concern, began work today on .
building whii h will be used as
bleach, ry. This bb arbery w ill be on.
of th.- I trg.-st establishments of thi
kind In the South
N. ('.. TIU'USDAY MiiliXlNii, NKITKMHKK !, V.W.
DR. COOK REPLIES TO PEARY'S SLURS
ANbSA YS HE REACHED NORTH POLE
Is Prepared to Prove His Statements Before Scientific Bodies of the World and
Appeals to the Court of Last Resort the People Dr. Cook Is
(Ily Associated Press.)
COI'KMI ;l.;N, Ke(l. h -
lliue Ih-cii to N,.t, M1,.
Am I Kiihl lut nlKht when I
licnrd ol' ('oiiiiiiuiich Peary's
Niiiit-ss, If he soys Tie lias Inch
l the M.le. I Ih-IIi-M' him.
"I mil wIIMiir to Idi la. Ik.
llmire uml wiirknl out oleriM
I Ions iM'forc a Joliu Irllimiiil of
(In- wli-ntlflc ImmIIiw or Hie
uoi-lil. In ilno iimrse I Miull Is-pi-.are(J
to nmke public an nn
lloiineeiiicilt (hut will crTc-tilal-l.v
dispel aiiy ilniilM, if (urns be
sin hv of tUn.sfcM rttiit a
rem li.il Um pulf Hut itorinc
(iwt I am HirliiaiMl tlidt-HKf
iiiiist ui-vaU( I 'vlll Kiilmitt at
tin pii.s-r IIbj wit full story
to the court if last resort ltx
ii -o lie of the world."
This Is Hr. 1-i-edei i. i A. Cook's re
ply to fomnuiniler I' ary.
foiiilng so (tulckly upon of her dra
malle Incidents ol the wo I;, fommnn.
iler Peary's dispul h .l.ll.Ulig thai
Hr. Cook had actiiew l ihe tiiuiiiiih
for which lie has I.. . n il and h .11.
ored In Copenhagen lievuiul Ihc lot
ol' any other j. rival.- p-ison, has K.en
read here with f.iliugs "I aiiia.ineiil
and eotu-ern. Hut In i-ioli
himself
seems in nil wise distil' I. . il. II
pel'fei t 1- cool and Iillv Ulll
when Confronted loin:;lil With
grams from Hi,. l'iol,. Mates saingi
that f on. inodore p. an had .b noun-
ced bim as an hii-.si'i. Mis ib-mcni- !
PREPARING TO ENFORCE
OIL INSPECTION LAW
Will lie Xo Ali.iti liieilt
Tax from .1 uly 1 on
count of Injun. I imi.
(Sie-lnl (o The ( illen.)
Ill
Ac
i:ai.i:h;ii. n.
that .fudge fonn.
-Now
deral
F
oliri has dissoi
d.-r agaliist the
.1 i '
Opel
i' ainiiig or.
of the II-
- I in rill re
Agi icull ui
'it instruc.
clous parts
' I'llll Scope
tl d
! his assist
' he ib-parl
analysis o i
he llispcc
swing al
t'-t rupl Ion
- of half a
old In tin
' "onnor .
ting m-i .
ibis eoin
uinent re-
lilmiriallng oil ins;,, , i--I"
i ll. f ommissloiii i
W A. Graham is g 11
i ions to all limpoi tors
f Hie Stale o take
of work and Hi. w.
. h'-niist. Andr.-w Sync
arils in the oil di isi
ment of agrlculliii.
specimens of oil III
lors will be gotten
"lice. There has been
in the collection of th
' ' ill per gallon on all
"late sin..- July I.
' pinion ill t he ease ,
general ali.nlioii as
pleie nnd colnpreb. nsi
pl'le with authorities.
v &rgttimn i'
8H0WER& pl
VASHI.'(;ToN, S-i-f -KfrraHi
for North anliti : r anl
warm r Thur.l;iv : Kr i nrobaldy
ihoiAtrf; llht variable '
V J X I
-
Who is Who a The Pole
ITS MirNE.I J ftfix
In No Way Disturbed.
or has not changed In the slightest
from Hi.- day lie landed ul Copen
hagen. Has Proofs.
Dr. Cook s friends had urged him
to their iitinoKt to make tiny statement
possible for the public, but he hnd Sllld
lepcHle.lh Huit nil he had to any for
the pies, ill was that In- possessed
l.toors (hat he hud visited (he North
pole on April 21. I Uus Those proofs
were convliii lug nnd In due time would
be glwon to the world.
When U was uggeted to him, that
hl ease mlirht be ruined xinlesr lie
K; nttrnW)rr'tatemeiif Immn-
dliitnly. he smiled his iisunl (iilet
smlli ami nske.l how 11 mint could
he ruined by popular clamor calling
him 1111 impoHter w lien he hn.l proofs
ol his case which could and would he
published, as he had offered t.. repeat,
wh.-n they wcr- in proper form to
he glvi'n out. Iteiririllng the ciitros
mthj- over his alleg.-d Inking of
Poiirfs slores. Iir i '..ok asserts that
he has written and oth.r sat Ista. tory
. id. nee that Pent v look bis stores,
p.-rhaps believing him dead.
"I lurry Whitney is personally nc
.ii:i inl . .1 with all the tacts, and per-
baps what he has to sn v when he re
turns may be Interesting." added the
explol et
Thcn Cook retnarke.d itilct!v:
"Make as little as oii can of this
.'Hid don't sii v an thing disagreeable
a hoiit Peary" 41
AFTER NEGRO ASSAILANT
osse Armed to tlit
ee
Scouriii", the ( 'omit ry for
Oscar Hern.
(Ily hhih latrd I'r )
itANVii.i.i:. V:i . s- .t m ru.T
Min M"nl;i :i r I i 1 1 i ;m -x IliiiK
i-hriMi- al'ti-r h ;if ll- rn, th.- n- K'"
U ;i 1 1 iii p I ' I 4'i'irtnnal asNanlt on
M lK ( M ttli.X, tin Mixlt i.'ll
l l ihiiiKhh r of Tliomai Maitov -r
ti' ar LyiH-li H slation, )i ik ln-.-n in r - -t'lewH
; i iti iMirt,"t tonTKht ar th;i' ;i
jnUMuint; j uic' ..f a huri'lri'il arincl
n.-n, Home .tlKinr: anl k.hiim ruling.
,-iri Mill '.a his tf ul S w t.il linn s
t I llf-K r. Y.if H'lll li' 111'" I'licK' , till t
o K t. Km- ta.-t tliiit Uu- (.utsii.-l.H
. . r rioi (.rKini'M '-f' ;i p- 't, uml th.'
ti lth -tu uh di w- ii- fif' tl at him. tii-.v
i i1 ol t h ir foil i k.
Th' rn;in In. til hi(,-:ifi ie ' 'i in j.hi -1 1
tr a fit y ;i in Ii,!' colit I h m l fuf rt (milt
( V" ' f 1 1 ' In 1 ; t j into I'i 1 1 n I -; j, i,i con n -.
in !h. '.iinilv of T-m-I Cun. I,l
linn i,J ;ili-iii rnrn- rnth h frmn :i r.ul
M m -l.ili'ii ami (In r' I llo of
K'-HitiK in ' onirnunh'.ition with (hi
a ' t ii a 1 hi ti'-, though t jmii t from I,. t h
t, ti ctr - k a 1 1 1 .ii ii'l 1 r a n l 1 1 n Hta t Ion
:-.l V that is i v Ht i 1 1 Ml iTo T'-MK
CAPT. BEAL DIES
AT RIPE OLD AGE
SAI.ISIit'li V N. 'V. Hi t fol
lowing a hfiK rlnK IMm vn l;f.t f nf more
than a yar ..plain Thop It. Jh-al,
ai-d 74 .'irM, oni- of Hallnbury'8
falinic nnd rrpMt hinhl '"(nn-'l cJt
Izcnn diil at hN honi Imtc toilar. !!'
WiiM h promin'nt l n m i im -'m m- a. a h'ail
Inx fhuri iiman. f ra t-rnali.-t , anl hon
ored ' 'onf'-ih'rat" h1IIit ha vln
fought I hm iiKh th f.'iv il wir H Ih
fnriv( hy fi wlf-' Mml on' bom. John
M J-fl. a will known raiironl man
of St. I,ouiP, and on- dniiKht-r, Mri
John A. l!nniwy of Kallnhury.
?
"I will 1 of enter Into any contro
versy over the subject Willi Comiimi).
ib r Peary, rurther thtiti lo say that
if he says I have taken Ills Ksklmos,
'i reply Is t lint Ksklmos are no
mads. Tin y are owned by nobody,
mil are not private properly of eith
er Commander Peary or myself
"The F.vUlmos etmaged by me were
pnbj ten Lines what they agreed to
accompany me for.
"As to the story that Commander
I'eary sayn I took provision stored
by him, my reply la that Peary took
n y provision, obtaining them from
uwrrnsTotiiaB nn tn plea (hot I had
been so Ions' absent that lie was
dm lo oigc.nlze relief stutfons for mo
In ense I thotild be alive. For this
I have ilociimeiilarv proof "
Dr. iok told Captain Hverdrup
nnd iitiottier friend tho day alter he
had landed here (lint he hoped there
wi.iild be no unpleasantness oyer sup
pihH with the Peary party; Hint he
had found some uf Peary's men In
piissesMii.n of one of his depots and
bud (inn. d them out unceremunlous-'V-
II Is se-1 led Uml Cook will send ti
ship bneb lo bring to America the
D o Ksklni-. who nccoin pa 11 led him
m the 'list staife of bis tourney lo
the pole, as well 11s some of Hie pally
v ho wcr sent back when the start
o. ihe li.sf stage began Captain
mm rdmp may commjind the expe.ll
Red Hair Is the l-'irst Dan
H'er Signal of an llnwcl
come Disease.
In ,'"'( i., Kept. K. fir. K. K Ty.
zi-r. in charge of .aln.r research III
ti e H.iM.ud lu. ill. al sellout, has llllllle
lno-,.ii thai 'iinllghl may proiluce
call. e lie H.'llil lllere Is dailg'T of
calieer in s.uil'iirn, nnd thiit the sun
is UI..-.I HJoly to cause cancer in per
sons w li h r- d hail .
I )r. T 'y.er Is a member of Ihe slat
c. inc.-r commission, and 1 among Hi--.rl.l's
foremost wpeclallsis on llo-dis-a-.-.
He h is Kp' iil many yi.iis
on Ho- tbiorv Hint the sun's ra- al-ill-.
I', t so aft. el the tissues as to
l.-.-i.l to latio.r lie has exchanged
I -piiil. '.,th l-ail op. a II s p. ' I a I i t a,
.ltd le.v. h.l.. il ha- been est a bli: lied
le. I lo in I h"l oiig Ii l I hat I oo mil, Ii
eKi.osure to the hoii may deeop the
I, "CIS.
Thirty Cases I'ro.sl.
"'I'hirly lai.-s of c.-iiic-r fn.10 sun
light have been pro .-il out tin
wold.'' K.-.i I 1 tr. T-. . r. 'and I her.
Is so line Ii .-. liKit.lc nf.,i m il ion ml
Hie siilijc t at last rhat il Is time to
we rn I In- public I'.edlc oh d p - i --
.IIS are lllo"! Hit' b l-i lie llffect'id.
Twii . itseB ,.f sunburn cucer wre
observed bv in rn It .ston Ibis sum
in. r and each patont had Naming r.-d
htilr. The sun's ray seem to have a
. IiriCerOUS effect Oil .' Il"" 'f CCrtlllll
inherited pi cllls rilien. hut all
know posiilv. K now ts that red hair
is the danger signal "
It was told bv l)r Tvzz.-r that
"peeling" arms an llk.-ly to be fol
lowed by a cancerous growth lb
tlii ally said that ih.- dlw ov. rv might
l.-nil to Import ant developments In
car eer treat in tit. as it nan ne.-n me
general bel'ef ihat sunlight was Komi
f . tho Ui.en. IIn warned every
body, especially the person with rn.)
hn Ir. not t.i take a sun bath to the
point of blistering or shedding skin.
Associated Press
Leased Wire Reports.
PRICK FIVE CENTS.
DOGTORARRESTED
FORTHEMURDERO
IWABELLE MILLMAN
Dr. Coorgo A. rrltch of Detroit
Suspected of Connection
With The Case
OFFICE RECORDS ARE
UNDER INSPFXTION
Intimate Girl Friend of Tha
Deceased Is Also Held
In Custody
(Ily ss.K-lalei IVrsn )
HIOTKOIT. Mich.. Kepi. 8 -Dr.
Hi orge A I'rltch, a well known prao
(iloner or Ibis elty was pi need u nil or
iirreMt tniiigiii on suspicion in conneo
llon with the denth of Miss Mbll
MlllmaM, uf Ann Arbor, whose dds
n einbered body wss round Monday
H,ul TiivsiIhv In Iwo sacks, sunk In
I'coise neck In the western suburbs
of (IiIh city. i
Miss Mnrtha Hennlnif, Intimat
friend of the .tend Rlrl, also was taken
I'.lo cusp iy as n witness.
Hr. Filtch hn! In hjs pockets ttl
In Hlilliey.
Tim 111 rest of Dr. Frllch follnwod
Hie hiii i led return of Kh. r!IT Oaston
fioin Ann Arbor, where hn had spent
most of (he day. looking up dun In
the Mllli'ibn case. So uiiemeetortli.
did Ihe acetie of Investlgittlon ahlft to
l-. troll thnt (he Wayne eoun(y sher
iffs rirrlval hero was til most slmul
(mteous wlih Ihe arrival at ths Ann
Arbor poHlofflce of Washington tsl
epram authorl.lng I'ostniaster Prt
t in an to luhmlt the records of th
money order and registered latter de
Pi rtments to tho Inspection of Mr,
Uaston. All day this authorisation,
had ben anxiously a walled by tha
officials gaUiered at Ann Arbor In tha
hope that the postofflne record
voulil show who had been tha sender
of u registered letter containing
ni'ittance of money -which MUm MiU
man received at her home Just before
leaving on her Ul-iitsr. ed. trip JlO, &a-u
iron inree wee KB ago. jj,,,
R.'lccllve's riufoiiictit.
Chief of Detectives McDonnell, res
gi.rillng Ih. arrests, said:
"We hine locked up Dr. George A.
I'i'teh or suspicion of murdering Ma
boile MIMionn. We have worked on
the case all day anil would not arrest
bim tonight iinlcus wo had sufficient
c blence (o Justify our action."
Tn answer lo a iiiestlon Captain Mc
nuinll said said further:
"Yes. we tiro holding the girl here
I might."
Dr. l-'rl.i h was previously arrested
In entihoi (Ion wild (lie mysterious
ib nib of Miss Killth Presley, proof
rindcr for (he s(n( senate, who died
ti :nler suspicious circumstances n De.
Holt In April 1907. Two criminal
P - nscciitbiriii were started after the
I'ri'Hlcy I iigeily and when the case
against n member of (he lower house
of the loi;i, inttirc was thrown out of
e ii. rt for lack of sufficient evidence.,
the case egalnst Dr. FrKch, which
depended much upon the obtaining of
a eonvlclii n of (he legislator, wu
nolle pressed.
AS BEING ENTIRELY OUT
OF CLUTCHES OF DEATH
I'liysi.-ians State That Fi
nancier Is In No Imme
diate Danger.
TMKV (iAVK OXYOKN
(Ily sHiM-lnteil lr.-ss )
TI'HM.l;, N. V.. Vpl. H Kdward
II. Ilaiilman Is better. This slate
no nt Is hi... on the assertion t' dny
.1 Ho two nu n clos. st to him outslib
.1 Ids liiiiri.ill.il. lamlly. Ills medl
. .-i ...iMs.-r. Or. William ii. lyde, said
"... Oils morning and reiterated it Into
'his afternoon. His spiritual adviser.
ihc It, v. J. Holme Mi-loliiess, mail.
He assertion 'n almost the same lan
c.iage nfi. r visiting the sick man per-
nally during the afternoon.
limy far Mr ll.iirlnian has Im-
t.lio.-.f uni Ho- pi .-else slate ol 111'
health is still a matter of conjecture
I the subject ..f a succession of
alarming reiiu.rs Tin- official infor
mation from tin- H.iiriman reshleno
t.dav uttetiy tailed to oilier tnese re
ports; and ther- seems to be Bomfl
ground for Ho- peisi'd.nt If uncon
firmed r. p. rts that he suffered a
slight attach of Indigestion yesterday
mil that ir. I.yb-'s re-assuring state
ment at inid-dav referred to his Im-prevt-mert
from this second seizure.
There Is no doubt Ihat Mr. Harrl-
man's reient condltTon has been des
perate. Hviib-ncc of this was fur
nished today by two empty oxygen
(finks dial were sent down from Tow-
llill this evening, to be returned
to the manufacturer In New Torlt.
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