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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-14

REFUSES TO ACCORD THEM RIGHTS THAT Is DEMANDING
FOR HER PEOPLE sTATEs-sTRoNG STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE FOREIGNERS NOW LIVING IN
JAPAN, MADE A LETTER NEW HERALD.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-14
Classified Advertising
Wanted

Secondhand Roll-top Desk and Safe;
good condition. Address P. o. Box 1928.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-14
BUILDING
WARSHIPS

ASSOCIATED Press Gable to The starr.
PARIS, January 14.-Contracts were
today made for building four more
battleships Two are now building.
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
GRADE CROSSING.
Adrian and Hilledaic Scene CT TWO
Deaths.

Mrs. Mary Hinkiey, aged Go. was
instantly killed: her daughter, Miss
Ida IIinkley. aged "a. was seriously
injured. and Warren Stamp, aged %,
was fatally injured 10y an eastbound
Wabash passenger train which struck
their buggy at the Bradish crossing.
They live in Fairfield township and
were driving to the city to spend the
day with 4. ]. Reno, son OF Mrs.
tinkley and brother-in-law Of Mrs.
Stamp.
~. w. kesicr. of Detroit. the en-
gineer Of the train. said he did not
see the buggy until it was almost on
the track and that he blew the whistle
and put on the brakes. He said the
train was RAINING between 30 and 60
miles an hour.
Harry Lind, aged 81, OF Coldwater,
was found dead on the tracks of the
Lake Shore railroad. Both legs were
cut off, one between the hip and knee,
and the other below the knee. There
was also u big cut in the head.
He had been working on the ice at
Baw Reese lake.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
MISCELLANE QuS.

Twenty-Five passengers-all but four
women-were killed and 145 injured
In the wreck of a New York Central
electric train in the Bronx borough.
-Four cars were derailed and dragged
and the victims were frightfully man
gled
The British steamer Heliopolis col
lided with the British steamer ORR
anda, near Cardiff, Wales. ORR
Jnda sank and IA persons including
her captain, were drowned.
A fire in Allegheny destroyed five
business buildings and three dwelling
houses. causing an estimated loss of
100000. A number OF firemen had
narrow escapes.
Fri Baker Hubert, dean of the Uni
versity of Chicago Divinity school and
head of the department of church his
tory, died of gall stones, complicated
by pneumonia.
Henry Steel Olcott, co-founder with
Nine. Blavatsky of the theosophists
in America, died at Adyar, India, aged
as.
Polygamy and the leaders of the
Mormon church were denounced at a
mass meeting in Washington.
The White Star line steamship Re-
public and the italian steamer Centre
America collided at Naples ard the
passengers were panic-stricken though
no one was injured
John Hilbert, Ralph Schertner and
Lauren Nye. boys, broke through the
ice and were drowned in Rock river, at
Dixon, Ill.
Mrs. Mary Hinkley, aged SO, was
killed: Warren Stamp was fatally in
jured, and Miss Ida Hinkley was seri-
ously hurt at Adrian, Mich, when
their buggy was struck by passen-
ger train.
The people Of Nicaragua demand
reparation from the government ~
Honduras for the invasion OF their ter
ritory by Honduran troops and have
offered financial aid for a conflict
Walter Casey, a negro politician OF
Springfield, H., was found guilty of
uxorcide and sentenced to 40 years in
tho penitentiary at Chester.
The governor of the port of Baku,
Russia, was murdered.
in the arrest of a man giving tho
name of III. j. Allison the police say
they have captured Hiram Edison
Boshow. charged with having five
wives and with swindling women.
The post Office safe at Northweod.
Ia, was blown open and robbed, but
the robber was shot and captured.
One stockman was killed and four
persons were injured as the result of
collision between two stock trains
on the Chicago Great Western railway
at Pearl City, Ill.
The Platte river is flooded and part
of the city OF Fremont, Neb.. is under
water.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
,|DE LIGHTS
I ON MICHIGAN
II ELECTROCUTiON OF FRED
CASTER ENDS A TRAGIC
CAREER.
dto Chair in a Painting Condition
<Il Attempts to Get Rcrrieve
ruitiess.
Died at Midnight.

| AT midnight, Thursday. Fred. Caster.
'lde Flint, Mich. boy who shot Police
han Dan Davis to death in Columbus.
:. June, 1905, was executed in the
electric chair.
Half fainting, Caster was led from
the death cell by the guard and sup
ported by FIR. Kelley, the prison chap
Elm. The braggadocio of the past Ii
honths had disappeared end he spoke
In weak voice as he thanked the
warden and others about him for their
Madness. The straps were placed on
legs, arms and head and the cur
kt turned on TO a voltage OF 1850,
it was lowered TO $50, then turned
KAHN 10 the first power and Kept
for several minutes. When the
kns examined the body Casters
iied-and the law Was expiat-
casters mother, brother and Two
Sisters had arrived from Flint during
the day and visited the condemned
man in his cell twice. lie told them
int he realized that his time had
come and that be had received spirit
tuS consolation from Fr. Kelley's min
ifEations. The aged father did not
cine to see his son again, but wrote
q lpathetic letter TO Gov. Harris which
5lought tears to The eyes of the aged
governor, but he could not see the pro-
psiety OF granting third reprievc, es-
peclally after he had communicated
with Mark Stevens, Of Flint, one OF
CATERS attorneys, who could not give
assurance that the case would be car
ried to the supreme court. even II the
necessary money was forthcoming.
The fathers appeal was as follows:
Please respite my poor boy and
give him q chance tn have the United
States supreme court review his case.
The supreme court Judges OF Ohio dis
sented at first hearing. DO not send
HID TO death without a fair chance.
Have mortgaged my home and am
msaing an earnest effort TO raise funds
with every prospect of success
A message was received from Mrs.
II. G.. LoufborOw, OF Nit. Sterling, a
widow with $500 IN the hank, who only
heard of Casters plight through the
newspapers. but she offered to put up
all this amount, II necessary, TO save
Caster.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
A Cabinet Cricis.

Despite Official denials OF iissen--
sions in the cabinet and among leading
deputies who are ardent supporters OF
the government because OF rhe reiigi-
Gus dispute. the situation Ia such that
crisis may occur at any moment. It
has been possible for Premier Ciemen-
ceau to patch up tentative peace
agreement but no one believes II viii
last long.
Former Premier Conlbes and his par
tisans are the real disturbing element.
They frankly declare their antl-cleri-
cal policy and are opposed to any coin-
promise with the church in the quar-
rel over the separation OF church and
state. President Clemenceau sides
with Combes and his faction.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
SAD RETURN.
Miss Braidwood Not informed Of the
Murder of Her Mother.

Murder of Her Mother.
Unaware that her mother was muir.
dered in Flint January 81, by Frank
Green, and that indirectly she was
the cause of the crime. Miss Bertha
Braidwood, with whom Green was in
love, returned last night from Cananea.
Mex, to which city her parents had
sent her TO Illustrate the love affair on
the part of Green.
Miss Braidwood has been visiting
former residents OF Flint, now at Ca,
nanea, and they did not deliver the
message sent TO the girl in their care,
believing IL would be better 10 keep
her In ignorance OF the real state OF
affairs.
A letter from her father brought
Miss Braidwood home. When the story
Of Green's murdercus assault and the
subsequent successful attempt on his
own life was related to Miss Braid
wood she bore up well. She refused,
however, to enter the house where the
fatal shooting took place. the family
having removed shortly after the
murder. The girl absolutely refused
to talk of the friendship between her
self and Green.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Electric to CHICAGO.

The largest mortgage ever filed in
JGcksCn county was filed Thursday
with The register Of deeds. 1t is for
100000, running from the Detroit,
Jackson g. Chicago Electric line to the
Security Trust Co. of Detroit.
The property belongs TO the Michi-
gan United Co, between Kalamazoo
and Detroit. including the old Jackson
4 Battle Creek and Kalamazoo & Bat
tie Greek and Ypsilanti, Detroit &
Jackson lines. The name has been
changed TO the Detroit. Jackson e.
Chicago Electric line.
II is the plan to extend direct from
Detroit TO Chicago, via Kalamazoo.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Cement Industry.

As an evidence of the enormous
business transacted in the manufac-
ture OF Portland cement, the labor
bureau gives out figures, showing that
the output for 1906 was 4.032,41S bar
rels, an increase Of 1,527, Jos barrels
over 1906. Capitalists have invested
In the Michigan product alone $780,
600. and seventeen factories have been
erected. Inasmuch as there Is enough
mari in sight to run for at least 100
years. every plant will increase its
output. Fully 2,0S7 men are employed
in making Portland cement and 81 ,Sa7 :
900 Is paid out annually In wages
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
WICKED CITY.
The Irish Evangelist stirs Up Cheboy-
Csn.

With his word paintings of the ter
iible sinfulness of Cheboygan with its
IS saloons and many dens OF vice
Dan 4. Shannon, the Irish evaGgel-
ist," has stirred ~ the town as it
never was before. During his eXcorcla-
lion Mr.. Shannon was obliged to cease
speaking several times because Of the
applause his attacks called forth.
When he appealed for men to stand
up and pledge themselves as believers
OF his assertions and TO assist him in
wiping ont the alleged righteousness
more than 100 men arose and several
women also stood up.
That's right" exclaimed tho evan
gelist, there is no difference betwt en-
a coat and petticoat in matters OF
righteousness"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
WANT WAL KER.
The Connecticut Bank Wrecker Was'
Noted For Stinqipess.

bUC SStutCSNtSbh 6abN s''N~~'
Noted For Stingipess.
f, A reward OF $4,000 for the capture
alive Of William +. Walker. the miss
ing bank treasurer of New Britain,
Conn, is announced. The reward was
made 81 900 il Walker should be dead
when found
Walker was in the Cumberland no.
tel, New York. week ago. He had
shaved off his white whiskers. and
had his mustache trimmed and waxed.
Instead of his usual modest quarters
he took a suite OF two rooms ana
bath. The clerk showed surprise ansI
Walker said: ooh, / have money. !
might as well enjoy myself before !
die" Walker left behind grip which
was afterwards taken In charge by
his son. Walker had on q new suit.
II has been determined that Walker
had about 100000 in ready cash III
bis possessic>:. He had always been
noted for stinginess.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

lH5lNll III SuppOlt VI piii W dWJll6H
the liquor traffic in The District of Co.
lumbia.
Fred Caster, convicted of killing Po-
lice Officer Dan f.. Davis, while fee
ing from Columbus residence which
he had robbed was electrocuted in the
Ohio penitentiary.
The county grand jury at Lebanon,
KY. returned indictments against the
Cincinnati Enquirer, Louisville Times
and Evening Post for printing and
circulating in that county the of
fensive and indecent proceedings OF
the Thaw trial.
The Venezuelan legation received
official advices from the Venezuelan
consul at Trinidad stating that Pres
ident Castro is doing well and that
Gen. Paroles, the revolutionary lead
er, has been captured with all his fol-
lowers.
Four children near Bridgcville. Del,
mother and child at Potontoc. Miss,
and an infant at Mount Vernon, H..
were burned to death.
LAWYER, died at Litchfield, III.
Miss Flora Steipel, cashier OF q
Philadelphia department store, was ar
rested on a charge of embezzling S25,
600.
The motor works of the. Daimler
Manufacturing company at Long Is
land City. were burned. The loss is
100000.
Judge Grimm, at Jefferson, Wis,
upheld tie Wisconsin oleomargarine
law.
Two drastic bills to restrict the
freedom of the press as regards the
kind of matter published are before
the Washington legislature.
A Swiss workman named Gustave
Leeman, SO years old and unmarried,
has won the 100000 prize at the Mi
Ian exposition lottery.
Princess Christina Ruspoll Bona
parte, widow of Prince Charles Bona.
parte. died in Rome.
Col. James Findley Harrison, a
grandson OF President William Henry
Harrison, died at his home in Mound
City, Kan, OF old age, aged S2 years.
Negotiable securities of value Of
$4,000 are missing from the vaults
of the Savings Bank of New Britain,
Conn, of which institution the treas.
urer, William +. Walker, mysleriously
dropped out OF sight In New York.
Fire in Cramps shipyards at Phila.
delphia destroyed the patterns OF q
number of battleships, and several
ilremen were injured.
The body of Willard ID. Barr o..
Lawrence county, ILL.,. an orchardist
whose mind became unbalanced when
his wife deserted him month ago,
was found on the banks OF the Wa
bash river after search OF three
weeks.
Three persons were killed and sew.
cral others injured by an explosion OF
gas In Los Angeles.
Nine blocks OF residences occupied
by employees of the Cotton Belt shoI
several storehouses. the Third Ave
hotel and the Riverside Methds
church at Pine Elur. Ark were
stroyed by fire.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
A Great Becuest.

Mrs. Caroline Kline Galiand, who.
died last Wednesday in Seattle, left
nearly every dollar of an estate worth
$1,500,000 to charity. The greater
part Of the estate is TO be used to- build
and endow the Caroline Kline Galland
home for aged and feeble people ir
Seattle.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
Died 70 Save Doc.

Affection for his faithful old dog
caused the death of Matthias Van Tas.
ell, aged GO years. near Kalamazoo,
Wednesday afternoon. The aged man
had gone to patch OF woods TO cut
down trees. Just as he had one ready
to topple over he noticed his dog lying
directly in the path of the falling tree.
asleep in the sun. Van Tasell jumped
and kicked, saving the dog. but was
caught and crushed. A widow and sly
children survive him.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

Coldwater council has settled tho
damage suit brought by the National
Surety Co. as a result of the sewer
contract middle. The company sued
for $4,000, but now gives up oil claim
Including $4,000 held back on the fail.
Ing contractors.
Three weeks ago, during a wind
storm, Robert Fuller, of Mnskeron
United States express driver. LOST a
5000 package of bills, the wind blow
Ing the package from the seat on his
sleigh. Friday an unknown man e,me
up to him and handed him the p,ekage
"a money, saying he had found IL in
he snow. ~ WA
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
THE MARKETS.

Detroit--ENtra dry-fed steers and
heifers, s5;oo; steers and heifcrs. i,o9o
ers 500 to 1000, sA0oG4:50; steers
and heifors, that are fat, 500 10 200.
s3;25 os.s5. choice "a, lows cows ss5e@
Ss1 s GnHn GOOD so%s IA, cows .s$ a
choice heavy bulls. s3.50@s s5; f:tir to
good bolognas. bulls $3@&5o; stock
bulls, s2do@S9o; cho ice csrd'nE
feeding steers. 500 20 1000. So sho0
$50: choice stockcrs, 500 TO 100, s3-ne
etS.25; fair. stockers, 500 to 700 sz,5e
q 800: stock heifers. $2.h0 500; inlikS
ers. large. young, medium age. sao.ee\
sD 5000; common mixers s1SM25.
Veal calves--Market steady al last
1sasss yn prices; for 5sst grades :
iAr--Iss sS,s 1870. 49,
sheep an kiamba IN! ~es''
'ed, markop about steady 'SyySnli.y Ss'
best lambs. $1,000 7.2b; fair u igOoN
lambs. s6io@6S5: lisht 10 rosnnio,l
er sheep, $3.50 a 500; culls ard COM
Hogs--Pigs. Toe lower; other grades
rrices; Light, to good butchers s!.loss
roughs, sC.25; stays, IA OF.
Chicago-Market steady to strong
SO $50 ALB heifers. s2.l5GD5.10; bulls.
s2.1 0'i.50 stockors and feeders, $50
4e5 Hogs-Market loo lower; prime
shipping hogs. s7.12 i-2e97.l5 pack
liz q 1.05; pigs. $6.25Gt6S0; bulk or
| sales, $7@71o. Sheep-MarlSet steady.
| sheep, sSd6; ycarlinSs, sl.6Ofa6..5;
East Buffalo--Export stoers. $550Gf
| 625: best 1,200 10 1900 III. shipping
| steers. $5D5.50; best l GOO to 100 IL,
s4.5OQ5; best fat cows. S425G q, 40 fair
to good. S325Gr3.75; trimmers. 8 I5nS:
best fat heiferG. s440m490; medium 10
good, $3.50 Wf.25 best feeding stoers
| 81 n i25: best yearlng steers Sa250n
$50; common stock steers. s2.7jC2s;
export bulls. s4.25cA75: bologna bulls.
s350m 10; stock bulls. so SOFA. The
COW mark ct was about steady; good to
| extra. 5000 80; medium TO good. S25Go
| SO: common, S1SM25
Hogs--Market lower; medium and
! heavy. $I40@7 10; few fancy at s7.50.
| workers., s7.4o17.4J; pigs, $735; roughs,
shcep--Market Dun and lower. hcet
native lambs. s7,6oT7.G5; cults, 50 80 a.
wethers. sS.25a5.75: cnils, ss!5oGG.
yearllngs. s6665O; ewes. s5m5.25
calves, strong: best s9.75Get0: r1ediuni
to good. $6.50Q6.S0; heavy, s4@5. 30.
Grain. Etc. H
| Detroit---W heat--Cash sales M
rod; IS l-fc: May, 10000 bu az 81 3-lc.
lie, 5000 bu az 81 S-sc. 5000 bn az
81 i-4c. 10000 bu at 81 ! pc, 5000 I'M
az 81 5-Sc, 5000 bu at 81 3-4c; Jnly.
| 600 bu at 80 3-tc. % 600 I'm az 50
| i-2c; 10000 hu At so 3-4c. 5000 bu az
so Lie. 5,oco bu as so BE. 10, 600 bu
at so 5-sc. $4,000 bu at So -4c. No. 3
red, rs dc; No. white, ~ lao.
Corn--Cash No. =. sc t-4c; No. yell
low. ~ 1-4c: on track | car n, SO;
No. 4 yellow. I ear al dee
Oats--Cash No. white, ~ ADD ask
ed.
Rye--Cash No. Q co I-.c nominal.
Beans--Cash sl.32 nominal; Marcel
si34 bid.
Cloverseed--Prime spot. 60 bags MT
$50; March. 100 bags at SSf5: April
sS sample. % bags at So: 20 at So 10
IL at 1925: prime alsike 10 bags M
$3.50: sample alcike, bags at s., q
at $s25,
Timothy seed--Prime spot 80 SaSs
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
SUMMARY OF A
Weeks EVENTS
MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
AT HOME TOLD IN CON-
DENSED FORM.
LATE FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Interesting Items Of News Gathered
from All Parts Of the Globe and
Outlined in the Briefest Manner
Possible.
RESUME OF THAw TRIAL.

Discussions among Thaw's counsel
tened Ito cause the withdrawal oil
Delmas. but Thaw's mother
and made peace.
OF Harry ThaE Wa inter
death .Is--suror Bottoms
eHf was taken to Mon
er jurors we've allowed
ones.
|SeriS ney Jerome accused
yhaw's couRS Mr.. Delmas. of trying
% mislead th9 jury by false state
nents and Mr. Delmas entered ia the
record a protest against Mr.. Jerome S
i.misconduct." DR.. b. ID. Evans, alien
testified that he believed Thaw
suffering from brain storm when
lied White.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
hMUsEMENTs IN DETROIT.
Week Ending February -, 1907.

Afternoons 2l5 I0c TO DC: EVENINGS Nt,
e TO Soc. The Original buster Brown.
LycEUM-Prices always i5c. 2Ic ODE. 5yc. ~,
Matinees "Wednesday and saturday. Pield's
Greater Minstres.
WuIrNEY-Evening s. Zoe, zoe, SOC: Matinees
l0c, lbc, BIC. The phantom Detective.
LAFAYETTE THEArER - Matlnees Daily M
.:lO--iCc. isc. Zoe, 2jc Every Evening nj e:I1
--iOc, Doc, 3Oc, Doc. High Class vaudeyille
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
FLYING ROLLERS.
voliva Goes Out Of Zion to Join the
Other Sect.

otUCF ocCts
A union between Voliva's followers
in Zion City, the Flying Rollers of
Benton Harbor, Mich, Los Angeles.
Cal. and the Doukhobors in Canada
is declared to be in progress by Volt
vas enemies In Chicago.
The Flying Rollers never shave or
cut their hair. The Doukhobors -
ject to clothes. even in the r.
OxSxseer W "a said that hess *
TO anyone WTS:lSt Us MOI cor $ ~
the divinely a9$inted s"c'T OF
Dowic 49,
Canadian climate IS provTig to be
too much for the adyocaYes OF the
hg-leaf doctrines. The Flying Rollers
think their sect. thrive better on the
paciRc coast than in Michigan. -Four.
teen congregations have revolted
against Voliva's one-man rule.
When 1t became known that Voliya
had visited the Flying Rollers at Ben
ton Harbor the charges Of alliance
with outsiders took form and shape
Even some of Voliva's own followers
are frightened.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL NEl

w<fe naval appropriation carry.
ing in round numbers 100000,
passed the house. An eff Il made by
Mr.. Burton of Ohio ynes SAGE the num-
Der of battleships Aorized in the
bill was defeated.
The president sent to the senate the
new treaty with the Republic OF Saato
Domingo. The agreement IS confined
entirely to the matter OF the collection
of revenues.
President Roosevelt, through Secre-
.tary Root, proposed to Speaker Can
~ and to the chairman of the senate
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

A Rock Island passenger train era :
cd into switch engine at Oklahoy
City, o. T., and the engineer and fire.
man were seriously hurt. Twenty
four passengers were cut and bruised.
Fire destroyed -four milH and ele-
vator at Bloomer, Wis, the doss being
$4,000.
Representatives of the Kansas City
Star were barred from the Kansas
senate chamber
When Moses Hill. colored. was
hanged for murder at Farmvillc, We,
the rope broke twice and the man
died on the ground.
An outbreak of scarlet fever hdt
closed Amherst college, Massachu-
sets, until March 1.
Mrs. John d. Rockefeller is serious
~ iii at New York.
Capt. Horace Sutton, a well known
Mississippi river pilot, died at Mem
phis, Tenn, aged AZ years. n
The Eau Claire Box and Lumbs
company's plant at Eau Claire. Wa
burned. Loss. $4,000; insurance, VIII
600. S-.>~.4{HN
Alexis Alladin, Russian peasA
leader, says a million peasants n
starving in Russia.
Charges Of cruelty in the CleysA
co. state hospital for the insail were
partly sustained by the reportt m,
trustees.
Diphtheria has broken out
the students at Cornell university
Miss Nora Baggott committed
eide in indianapolis by fsaping,ff
sixth-story window.
Dr. Beachom of Mangum, Kl\
killed Charles Thomas, who yoptc
with Mrs. Beachom year ago. !
Three miners were fatally Eft and
ten others injured by an explosion OF
dust in q shaft at Chandler, ~.
Col. John Pope Baker, U. :. A., re-
tired, died at his home in StAouis.
Jude Geehart. said to be n escaped
convict from the Joliet fn) prison,
where he was serving yn-year SEN
tence for grand larceny, gas arrested
at Los Angeles.
Chaplains in the Frefh navy have
been abolished.
The Mann Lumber ompany of Mo-
bile Ala. failed becAse a hurricane
blew down it's stanmg timber.
rhe federal department of justice
prepared to prosecute number of
railroads for yiolang the law relating
to the shipment otcattle.
The auditing Smmittee investigat-
ing the books sf the vanderburgh
county Qnd.) trasurer's Office report.
ed shortage y $6S 1889. and stated
that John p. walker, the treasurer, be-
gan misusinsfunds shortly after en-
tering his firt term of Office.
The fourt annual meeting of the
Farmers Gain Dealers association of
Illinois enfd at Springfield after the
adoption a resolution asking con-
gress TO PASS a national recipxScal
d. -'rak\ law.
JGnlppr.h,oa adyns 1 mn O.,
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

The Michigan Probate Judges assO-
citation will meet in Monroe, July =.
20 and 26.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1907-02-21

Pontiac officials are tired of holding
council proceedings over a horse stable
in tho fire hall and are agitating an
appropriation of $4,000 for suitable
icity hall, and $4,000 to remodel the
)fremens hall.
Frank Whitney, or Hadley, has dis
covered that his brother for whom he
had searched for 20 years, died in
lPort Huron in poverty in 1902.
A change is to be made in the tele-
Iphone system at Vernon, and in the
future the patrons OF the Vernon ex.
change will be able TO talk with Dur
and without the payment of toll.
Trouble has not come to the Kron-
schuable family in Alpena singly
Last week Mrs. Peter Kronschuable
stepped on rusty nail, the baby got
tonsllitis, the father has grip and Mon
day tae four-year-old son fell In pail
OF scalding hot water and Is in pre-
carious condition.