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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-02
News Of Municipal Administration Given
Briefly and to the Point for
Eagle Readers.
Useful Information, Interesting Facts and
Personal Gossip Tersely Told BY
One Who KnoWs
ALLOW COUNTY CONTRACTORS
&lG2.iSi.


The amount shows the work completed
on the building within the last two
weeks. President Brundage said the
county building probably would not be
greatly delayed because Of the cold
weather.
@eA
RACING SHEETS ATTACKED.
An ordinance aimed at the printers
and distributors Of racing forms and
other race track Information ana hav.
Ing as Its main intent the total sup.
preston Of race truck gambling In the
city Of Chicago, was recommended to
the Council Tuesday afternoon BY the
judiciary Committee.
RUDOLPH BRAND
= one who makes fair play bio motto
and has Won By It
SAMUEL ]. sHAEFFER
= Q typical citisen Of Chicago. pro
gressive and energetic, be II deserved
y successful In oil bis undertaking..
HARRY RUBENs
has proven By HE Successful career
that brains. experience AMI integrity
form an Irresistible combe1ation In any
Hne Of businass.
THEODORE G. MAYER
= Q typical Cnicasosn. energetic.
piucky. and invariably successful II
every walk Of life.
HARRY HILDRErH
% competent ana thorough man OF
affairs. Whatever he does he does we'll
and thoroughly.
ANDREW J. RYAN
= Q man Of good attainnents and e..
cellent qualities. and therefore popu.
lar % we'll 20 successful.
GEORGE II. ILL
Asesst, upright and true-hsartsd. he
makes friends and wins the esteem Of
~ who become acquainted with him.
40
PETER FORTUNE
y liked By oil who are acquainted
with his many excellent traits Of Guar
JOHN v. CLARKE
Q naa Of keen discsrnmsnl; prompt
q action, and persistent % we'll %
henorabls IN method; 70 invariably sue'
esssful
EDWARD A. DlCKNK.
holds q foremost place In the front
ranks Of the best citisens In this COM
munity.
PHILIP 4. BRAND
i. has ever been faithful 70 friends "a
joyal % principle. . tact which -
counts for his great popularity az
- host Of friends who swear by Nm
JAMES A. 6ACKLEy.
san always b relied upon 70 b IeyaS
- friends. true to principle and faith,
ful to his word. hence bio friends ~
sdmirers are legion.
ERNEST HUMMEL.
haS the highest Ideals Of honorable
sitissnship and 10 true to them. There
= no man In Chicago who stands high
- In public esteem.
~
VIRGIL N. BRAND
combines good judgment with sound
ability In the management Of Affairs
CHARLES MGAVIN
u man Of sound judgment. he hal
the knack OF easily making warn
friends, and having made friend
retaining his friendship.
%6A
JAMES REDDICK
has high ideals and a good conception
OF the needs Of the public.
~
EDWARD TILDEN
stands well IN The community % q
upright and pubhc-spiritsd citisen
His success In life y due TO his stsg
ung qualities Of head and heart
~
ABEL DAVIS
Q man Of true worth and sterling In
,tsgrity, 10 justly regarded ~ one VI
Chicag0's valued citizens.
~6A
JOHN n. eMYrtl.
= Q model citissn and enc ee when
0AisaSs = Justly proud.
~
ADOLF BERGMAN.
= liked by everybody. bis poralasit,
heing due 10 bis ssnial and even IN
norament and hlo houoFahl0 ana uu
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-02

WIIUIAM +. u1AAVN
has q hne record for probity and
strictly honerahis methods. He has
pals himself respected IN every walk
IN Yfs which b has been snsassd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
AWFUL
TORTURES
In Russian Jail to Make
Prisoners Confess
RIGA CHARGES APE TIME
Guilty ofhciaIs win Be Punished BY
covernment-Douma postpones
Discussion Of Ter
rorisrn.
RIGA CHARGES APE TIME

81. Petersburg, April 24--The in
terpellation Of the government in the
lower house Of parliament on April is
on the subject Of The mutiny in the
prison At Riga on April 10. when seven
mutineers were killed and twelve
wounded-tbe Interpolation developed
into an investigation 81 tho charges
brought against tie prison authorities
TO the effect that they had tortured
prisoners 10 order to obtain confessions,
1t being alleged that The fortunes were
the real cause Of the mutiny--was the
subject Of debate in the lower house Of
parliament today.
NJ. Prepayment, Constitutional Demo-
erat and prominent lawyer Of Khcr-
son, read the report Of the interpslla-
ton committee, which hlled good
sized pamphlet and contained details Of
about seventy cases Of torture IN which
the names of the victims were given.
The report set forth that the victims
were beaten on sensitive parts Of their
bodies with Cossaeks' whips and rubber
rods; that their flngefnAils and hair
were pulled out, etc The fortunes III
d number Of cases were prolonged for
eight 81 ten days. One victim, who
was only twenty-five years old; looked
like an old nsn after having passed
through his tarment9Es hands
The report added that il was difficult
To determine exactly the number Of VIC
Tins, bat it could safely BIZ assumed
that all who had bern sentenced BY
drumhead courtmartial OF who had
overpowered the prison officers at Rio
Oh April 10 had passed through the tor
tliFe chsmber.
The vite;minister of the interior, 81.
Mskarof, and the Vice minister Of JUS
tice n. Lptvi, replied ii behalf Of the
government and were accorded 4 re-,
speetful hearing.
NJ. Makarof detailed the results OF
the official investigation into the charges
brought against the prizon officials oil
Riga in March last, which, he admitted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

ern creamery, best, tlnarlxs g32G}35c, fair
Ito good 20Gl31c, storage eressnierH ex,
ira 31QT3sc. first 251lgsslss dsiry fancy
30@3lc, common tosgood 24tdS2ar. west
ern initiation creamery 2Sfnaqc, west
ern ladies 22@s5c; packing stock goo
23e, renovated butter 250asc u box $and
print stock s2461a4c.
Cheese -NeE YoTkstwirs. fancy, 141b
IG14Mc, fair stot gpdd 1s(Dg4c, Vermont
twins, fancy, a1t1 dS141sc, fair 10 good
E13G14e.
Eggs Fancy nennery 19d2ocsg eastern
extras fgc, cbfnmon 70 good iI7Gisc,
western fancy dec, choice 4 1ac. common
to good I7c fffeshslaid southern 16 40
1Tc, western dirties 1sEdx5a western
storage packed 1sdfs Sc
NoteThe above Quotations represent
the pricesr obtained by receivers for
Wholesale lots and are not jobbing
prices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

lad been shown 70 be we'll founded. The
prisoners tho speaker said, had been
dubbed by tile police al tho time at
their arrest and III the course III their
examination IN attempts To force con
fessions from them
The complete illegahty Of these pro.
ceedings, NJ. Makaroff said, was admit
ted by the government authorities and
had resulted in Premier Stolypin or;
dering tilat action be begun against the
guilty persons. NJ. Makarof then as.
sured the housc that the government
had no intention Of overlooking crimes
committed by officials and added that
the prosecution Of the guilty persons
had already begun
M. Lutvi then defended the prison
guards for killing prisoners who at
tempted TO escape from custody.
The debate was not ended when the
hcmse adjourned for the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
CHANDLER
SEES DR.. FOSTER
-4
Comes to White River juno
ton to Meet Him
FRYE DEEDS HIS REALTY
Transfer Of Lot Near MRS Eddy's
Rouse to Mum On Day Of Suit
Called BY Plaintiffs
Juggling
FRYE DEEDS HIS REALTY

/ eeucord, n H. April 24.-Further evil
denee which, the plaintiffs say. eorrobor
ates the charges made by the next
1 friends to the effect that there has been
d wholesome Juggling sof bonds and
other property belonging b Mrs. Eddy
isinee it became known that litigation
was threatened, cropped out yesterday
when it was discovered that on the very
day the bill ii equity was fled, March +.
/ Calvin A. Frye, Mrs. Eddy's footmans
7 secretary, transferred the only real es-
tate he owned III Concord to August
Mann, The eoachnan at Pleasant View.
The decd Is Oh file at the registry for
Metrimac county, and il shows that the
property consists Of lot Of land al
Joining Mrs. Eddy's holdings at Pleasant
i View. The tract embraces about 1000
square feet, and fronts on futile street.
The transfer, according to the deed, was
made for consideration OF one dollar,
the usual vague entry which is permitted
/ hv law when the parties do not wish to
disclose the price paid
Counsel for the next friends think
this was a nominal transfer to dodge
any claim chat might arise from the bill
in equity.
Ex. Senator William e. Chandler and
His associates, John W. Kelly and Dewitt
G. Howe, went into conference again
early yesterday morning.
AT III o'clock Mesars. Chandler ana
Kelly went to White River junction to
have another talk with Dr. Ebenezer !.
Foster, adopted son Of Mrs Eddy. This
conference was arranged several weeks
ago BIZ AIr. Chandler. and DIR. Foster
wrote that, owing to sickness in his
household, lie wished to see counsel at
some point not too far from home. so
White River junction was agreed upon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
JEWS FEAR MASSACRE
ON RUSSIAN EASTER.
Members Of The Duma Appeal to NJ.
Stolypin.

A54NsA@SAa Va &A@ GaAA~ s@PENaA W 1As
Stolypin.
ST. Petersburg, April 24s--In view Of
the repeated kilograms from their con-
stituents rcIterating fears of anti dew.
ish exoesses at the Russian Faster.
which begins April rs, caused by the
circulation of Black Hundred publica
tinns openly appealed to the Union Of
the True Russian People to slay the
Jews, delegation or members Of the
lower house of parliament from the
governments pale called on Premier
Stolypin today and asked him to give
orders for the prevention Of snch pub
bcatinns and assure the panic stricken
population that order would be main.
tanned
N. Stolypin promised to Immediately
telegraph TO the governors instructmg
them to take all the measures possible
for TIE prevention Of disorder and re-
assuYs the Jewish population that no
excuses would be permitted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
AMUSEMENT NOTES
Al Story Of The Sea.

Cap'n Dan Dawson Familiarity known
as Dan in Snug Harbor" and 70 delight
fully portrayed by that clever charac-
ter actor Henry Horton, previously
known to us ais dear Uncle Eben IIoi-
den, il splendid type Of the time and
genuine creation on the part of star
and author Snug Harbors il spirit
ed tale Of love and life Of today IN
quaint old Gloucester, that old seaport
town Of Massachusetts made familiar
I'd til in song an poetry. Cap'n Dan Ii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
RIcKER's ST. JoHNsBuRv MARKET
Beef is a Shade Better-Hogs Unsteady
With Prospects Of lower.

st. Johnsbury, April "a Beef is q
shade better, veal is inclined to be lower
while hogs are unsteady with prospects
of being lover
Poultry, 500 pounds-1o@llc.
Lambs, 10-3@4c.
Hogs, 400-~5GQ6
Cattle, s0--2d4lac.
Cslves,450 25a@35s3c.
Mich Cows--25M50c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
MASTER RESPONSIBLE.
Bad Judgment Wrecked the Berlin, with
i2s Loat.

London, April "a The board Of Trade
INQUIRY into tile loss Of the steamship
Berlin, which ran upon tte Hook of lfcl-
land on February I'll with the loss 81
l2s lives, has resulted in 4 finding that
tho disaster was due to an eFreF OF judg-
ment on the part Of the late master II
attempting % enter the waterway il
the weather that was prevailing aud
failing 60 make sufficient allowances fol
wind anA sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
Butter Holds Firm and in
Good Demand
EGGS.CONTINUETO BE EASY
Large Yields Of Maple Sugar, But De-
mand Quiet-Price Of Potatoes
Unchanged-Pork Firm at
s Cents.
Barre. VT. April "a. 1907.

Barre, Va April "a, 1a0T,
Butter holds firm, eggs are easy. Large
yield Of maple sugar, but demand Ii
quiet. We quote wholesale prices a
follows;
Dressed pork, firm at Sc.
Veais, fancy, si40,ae,
Fowls, active at 1sN19e
Eggs, plenty at l7aise.
Butter. creamery higher, 31d32c.
Dairy, fancy grades, aetiye at 2662se
Maple sugar, quiet demand, with prices
uncertain.
Potatoes, unchanged at SOC per bushel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
Opinions Of the Press !:

Henry Horton gave an artistic and Sfihishcds
performance. There IS asdash Of the saItKeasspfay
in every line Troy, M, " Record
Snug Harbor bids fair to live asslongs and
enjoy the same popularity as Way Down last,
Shore Acres and other successful New England
plays Schenectady, ~ Y. Star
Snug Harbor' Is play fully ftto be classed
with Way Down East and other successful New
England plays Henry Honon,is an actor of cx-
ceptional merit Schenectady, M " Gazette
The large audiences were delighted the
company is capable, the scenic equipment ott of the
ordinary Schenectady, N. X. Union
Snug Harbor Is i hit The story has been
woven BY a master hand Henry Horton as Cap
tain Dawson added another triumph to his already
long list Rutland Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
In BOSTON MARKETS.
Prices fol Butter Tending Upwards
Eggs Easier,

So F~3"ENE'
Butter continues very firm u The 10.
col market and for TIE best grades prices
are still tending upwards Receipts Of
an kinds are small. while the demand
particularly for fancy stock, is brisk
Cheese il quiet ana unchanged. Re
ceipts Of eggs are large and as the de-
mind Is quiet prices have ehsed Of Q
little.
Chfotstions follew;
Buftpr--CreameTg, extra, Vermont and
New Hampshire 34e, northern New York
34e. western 3a1a@s4c; creamery firsts
northern 3sG55c, western 32@55c, east
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

strained generally. although at times
they did provoke ripple. Iucy DAILY
was warmly greetea Al usual and her
fantastic dancing provoked some merri-
nlnnt. But the chorus work was extre-
inelY good and brought the play Up to
the average of comic operas that have
visited this city III the past few sea-
sons. Sandy Chapman singing san An
tonic and Some Days When Dreams
Come True with the company, rot d
good hand several times, al did Hap
Ward, Fred Wyckoif, Marian Merrill ami
Madeline Buckley Iii their song Things
That Happen Every Day" Wyckoff Il
q favorite with Barre audiences and was
no different this tins. The opera cen.
tres about a sanitarilm playhouse on
the Hudson and gives the Innatics il
chance to 10 some stunts IL nothing
more than to come in and get weighed
every FIVE minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
BOMB FOR BINGHAM.
Funny sFeiIow Sends Him, Mysterious
Tin Box

Tin Box.
NewsYork, April 24.- Some individual
with pecliar sense of hunor today
sent to Police Commissioner Bingham g
mysterious tin box, neatly wrapped.
neatly sealed and wrsrned in bill Of
lading Of the Philadsphia & Reading
railroad It was reecised through the
mail at o'clock this safternoon Mt the
Commissioners ofIiee. From the out
dangledl 4 Eve inch string, made to look
like sfnse The box was lt5x2ia
inches in dimensions and was tightly
wrapped with twine land wire.
When the box was opened it was
found to scontainSa kitten. The kitten
was dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

d philosopher, a genuine humorist with
fountains Of sly wit in bis glance and
the breath Of the sea in his words. The
heroine, Helen, played by Miss Louise
Hardeubmeh, il delightful daughter
Of the sea and her romance breathes Of
the ocean, The supporting company
has been carefully chosen. The entire
play II mounted with nh elaborate
scenic production Without q dasbt i
is the most startling achievement III
stage realism ever conceived. A de-
lghtfui evening II in store for those
who attend tho opera house nexe Fri.
day evening when @Snug Harbors viii
Be presented
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

Mr George Siaaeys appearance here
as a star last season in that musical alb
surdity, Busy 1zzy's Vacation will be
remembered as one of the hits OF the
year, and the announcement oil his re-
turn to the opera house next Tuesday
evening III a new edition OF the same
piece will undoubtedly be hailed al
pleasant news by all. vBusy Izzy's Va
cation requires the services OF half
hundred people, embracing some Of the
leading comedy opponents III the pro-
fession, among whom are the well
known favorites Carrie Webher. Maud
Campbell, Nertie 0lsrien Redding, Sadie
Mahan. Matt Kennedy, Sid. IF Forrest
Ell, Charles Lomier. los. Keno. Ray
Montgomery and big chorus Of girls
and boys. The scenic environments are
all new and especially attractive, and
the electrical effects present ksleid.
oseepie mass IL brilliant and bright
colors.
The tirt act takes place n the Grand
Central station depot. New York city,
where we find Busy lay preparing to
depart with friends upon vacation
tour. II Is safe to say that many h.
dicrous incidents Of travel trankpire in
this act. The costuming il up-to.date,
with all the glitter and glamor Of New
York fashions, and 4 large contingent
of show girls figure prominently The
second act Il at Ocean View. California.
The artist has produced real art study
in this setting, the various tints Of TIE
glorious tropical scene being harmon
iously brought out. The surroundings
depict view Of the Pacific Ocean, with
the setting sun frightening all with Ms
soft light The scene is ono Of gran.
deur To look upon, and the action Of
the piece viyacious sparkling with col.
or and teeming with life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24

III that "komedy kackle III tso lays.i
known as Not Yet But Soon,e had de-.
pended upon comedy to make it sue
cess Ut the Barre opera house last even
ing il would not have been d success.
The efforts of the comedians were too
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
cHrNA,s new MINISTER.
Ii Hung Change Adopted Son Goes to
London.

london. April 2f The Picking cor
respondent Of the Times says that Lord
III Chin Fang. the adopted son Of the
lite Ii Hung Chang, has bean appointed
Chinese Minister to london.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
=

b ,Iowawr
Mrs waste
can 20 OIL after eight
W. New Yok,w
unabl etoa
advised cured
n@a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Wdf

suffering from any form Of female weakness invited opromp
communicate Mrs Pnkham Lynn Mass From the
trouble be located and helpful advice absolutely free
LYDIA E PINKHANrs VEGETABLE
with conditions of the Pure
guaranteed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-24
COMPlx MITInIALL E0nnaIAMs

TheaaOre!strfienst Ahe.Eassltls better
we lkesit. We,euaeet4tosHTsb amakinr
Bahef's Extracts @hen the sawSliaa rid
the narlpst Of cfSsAapRinEtss .titgis. Eaker's
Extractsnday little Eior 5dsdavo,
better, gotffdrthersatd are haaltAfuI. /.
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BAKER EXTRACT COMP ANY
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15

ALMOST CAME TO BLOWS.
The row waxed furious. Other eighth
district delegates tried to induce Ward
to recede and the Barbour members OF
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15

the Shiewassee delegation irlr,o-eG ana
threatened. Representative Lcrd q
the Wayne Leland'delecatio- aame ito
Ward s assistance was and Ta~tcrlarly
ofici6us and his interference early
caused blows. Hot words passed, t'.t
Lord was finally chased away. Chap
man told Ward that he would always
remember his action an3 cetev1n Cor -.
Ward simply replied as ore that
that was the poll of the ae'=tati2n and
stea1fast. The ann9u -en4nt oi
the tafTote i,rally pu. az "A % ;he
row, but very tad blood v rreate1
AID Shfawassee has tcvaH-v -ace nal
tight or its bands tla, fro.--4- 2 zig
-ha- u trouble. b.
One Of the saea Vas ,-i-...e. wlo
favored the Lelarl .a.,i3a sal! .a:
their delegation wa :nseu .-l 3, vote
FOR Barb II and ,lat & ws-il .@.- rs
total vote for him when ;ae -..ae rsle,
but six If them considered wise -. icy
with the governor tnfue1c Ia legi.la.
ton that the county 2esir-3 Ia view.
to vote to seat the ll6 Lelanl votes
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15
Allen Wilcox Dis appears

Allen Wilcox, who came hone from
the west short time ago suffering
from the effects Of blow ON the head
while boxing, has disappeared from the
nome Of his sister. Mrs NJ. ID. Corey, of
this city, and all efforts. TO ind him
have, as yet, failed. Ee il % years of
age, 10 FIVE feet eight inches tall, weighs
about 13O pounds has light brown hair
and blue eyes. He wore, when he went
away, long brown'oyerc0at. blue coat
gray trousers, blue wooden shirt and
black cap. He had about thirty dol
lars in his person and may have started
west. Any information etu :erning his
whereabouts will be appreciated by his
family
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15
-E-AND AND REAL WIN.
Arr Nominated To- Regents OF the
ttniyersttv

0.'''''"'oN ~ '''e
University
The republican state convention az
Grand Rapids YESTERDAY re.u1ruirated
Justices ". /. Carpenter and A. V.
McAlvav for supreme court -ustices.
Dr.. ". 4. Cotton. OF Es.auaba. for
membey jf the state boari Of education
am Ferrk r. Leland. Of Detroit and
a. .e.-. UlaI of Ann A~re- fl~ re-
ceutgos me University. TIE 2-ht on
the nomination for regeut, vas bitter
and1was won for Leland through the
personal help of Governor Warner.
The7Saainaw Courier-Herala has the
following .concerning eqr own lelega-
tiors action To the surprise -e al the
Barbour Yen. Shiawassee turned tail
and showed broad yellow ,treak when
the first and only crucial rest Il strength
came on the Wavne vote. Re3~esenta-
tive Chae. E. Ward. chairman. al.
nounced the vote as against seating
the Leland delegation and s in favor
This was a sumner especially 20 the
eighth district men, as the Shiawassee
delegation had worked rlSht along with
the barbour men III Vne oVnel coon'les
ana moreover nau oeel instructed "
SUNNI ny MI Daroour' anu 'nis uleA'
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15
Chester Morgan Found Dead.

Chester Morgan, aged - years, was
found dead in his room over Bullard *
Hagan's store yesterday morning, by
Ellis Van Giesen, who rooms over John.
sons drug store. He saw light in
Morgan s room and the door open and
going nearer saw Morgan on the floor
near the bed. Morgan was dressed, ex-
cept his shoes and he had evidently
fallen dead from heart failure while
getting dressed. DR.. Ward and
Coroner Loring were called and jury
impaneled which will meet this after
noon.
Morgan came to Owosso from Laings-
burg five years ago, after parting from
his wife, and has worked in one of the
factories most of the time since. The
room was poorly furnished and in dis.
order. A dish of oatmeal with other
dishes were on small table.
Ezra Morgan, son, arrived from
Durand yesterday afternoon and the
remains We're taken to Laingsburg to
day for burial Another son lives in
Laingsburg
The Fourteen met Wednesday wits
Mrs. w. J. Parker in Corunna.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15
KilledfEy a Train, 4

EtfsSHopkins, who resided near Du'
rand.swas killed by being run into by a
trainsat Durand, Monday night. He
wasfiaing on pair Of bobs and watch
ing Anoving traiG ywhsH2 the switch
engine backed some freight cars on him.
He aied from conclusion of the. .brain}
A coreners jury impaneled by Justice
Fred Brown found verdict in accord.
ancswithsthefscts. Mr.; Hopkins was
thirty years of age and leaves wife
and daughter, his mother and q sister
Mrs. F. E. Holmes, of Durand.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-02-15

Mrs. Edna Beardslee has commenced
suit against Fred Alderton, of Laings-
burg, for three thousand dollars damag.
ee for selling liquor to her husband after
being warned not to do 80 over two
years ago She says her husband has
repeatedly secured liquor at Alderton's
saloon greatly to her annoyance and
sorrOw.