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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
Riverside Farmers Club.

The Riverside Farmers Club mel
at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wright, June 9Th, on
beautiful day and all the club mem
bers were present except one family
also visitors from Maple River and
North Newburg Clubs.
The meeting was opened in the
usual form, scripture reading and
prayer by the chaplain, Rev. Wood
hams. Minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following program was car
ried out:
Profession and housekeeping,
Mrs. Brock. "A number of ladies
reed that housekeeping was one of
the very best professions that a
woman could learn.
Mrs. Henspeter had splendid
paper on "a penny saved is a penny
earned" 1t was very instructive
many.
Recitation by Hannah WOOD.
Mr.. Kentfield's subject was
Does it pay farmer to make a
garden?" He said by all means it
does, and that he could not get
along without his garden, and moth
ing paid better on a farm, If people
liked it. Vegetables planted in
long rows, and wide enough to cul-
tivate with a horse.
The question box was duly dis
cussed with very good questions and
answers.
Next in order came a bountifpl
five o'clock dinner, served by Mrs.
Wright and her assistants.
After thanking our host and host
ess for their royal entertainment,
we adjourned to meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Johnson, July 4th.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
Burton Farmers Club.

The June meeting of the Burton
Farmers Club was held at the pleasant
home of Mrs. N. L. Randall. The nos.
tess with the assistance of Mrs. Helen
Merrill. provided an excellent dinner.
An who have shared in the hospitality
of this home will know that we were
1oyally entertained. Owing to the
death of friends, several members of
Che club were unable to attend, hence
she program was necessarily shortened.
Mowever, the young people came
axavely to the rescue and we were en-
teTtaiDed with songs and recitatiops,
which were greatly enjoyed.
The program was opened by the
Misses Celia Dennison, Marie Dean and
Master Edmund Auiler with the song.
calling in the Meadow"
After the disposal of routine business
~ w. Love gave his experience in
cutting potatoes for planting.
j. IT. was conceded by all that to keep
Che brush by the roadside cut down, the
ground lsyeled off, and fences in good
shape. Would raise the value of a farm
greatly.
Mrs. A. E. Auiler gave a paper on
..Home Conversation. Miss Ethlyn
PeteysoD told us who Caused Adam
Fall, and Irving Auiler recited my
Neighbors."
would it not be good thing for the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05

state legislature to pass law COMPEL
ing the different telephone companies to
interchange messenger" Several took
part in discussing this very timely
topic r. G. Shepard thought this a
convenient thing, as some companies
will not interchange, even for pay.
Fred Love thinks it would be useless to
| go to the legislature. If subscribers
would demand that this be done the
companies would comply.
The next topic, Would it not be well
TO have COW testing association was
taken up with much interest. M. L.
Peterson favors the idea. as so many
farmers are keeping COWS that are not a
profitable investment. and are slow to
see it, A. K. Giles, successful dairy
man of this vicinity could see no bene-
6tin this, as it would necessarily be
quite an expense, and as there is no
stated way to select good COW. In
spite of good points this association
would be useless.
Mrs. Randall, when asked at what
age children should be taught to work
replied that just as soon as they could
do a, little; not to overwork. but to
teach them when very young, or they
never would want to work.
Does it pay farmers to have good
garden2 A. e. Auiler has found by
experience that it is half ones living.
Nothing pays better, that is, If the
women take care of it. This caused
some comment. as the ladies of the
club do net believe in working too hard,
even il outdoor work is beneficial.
Ladies' Topic: In what way has the
club been benefit to your Mrs. g. g.
Potter said it had given her confidence
TO speak in public. and also priced the
friendship of intelligent people. Sew
eral spoke on the subject, giving q
great many ways in which the club had
been help. Mrs. Luther Sprinkle
read paper on How can husband and
wife keep youngf" Miss Marie Dean
recited "Sssr of Promise" The time
Of the next meeting being July 4th. it
was decided to enjoy the Fourth in as
patriotic way as possible, and post
pone the club meeting until the first
day in August, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs F. w. Love.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05

Michigan's sugar beet crop is just
now engaging the attention of thous-
ands of workers. Reports from all
over the section tributary to Sagin-
aw, as well as from other points
throughout the state, point to
a 1907 sugar beet crop that will
break all former Michigan records.
Conservative men, familiar with
Michigan conditions, estimate that
the 1907 beet crop will show an in
crease Of 15 per cent in acreage over
last year. elEN
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
Real Estate Transfers

S. Bronson to j. Peru and wife,
lot 3 sub out lot 4, Owosso; 81.
E. Wellington to o. and l.. Hib-
bard Sc of Sc sec. %, Fairfield;
$1625.
w. e. Mckenzie to S. McAfee, pit
of lot l blk %, A. L: Williams add;
$3.50.
B. Bonsor to w. f. Mckenzie, pit
lots 1919 sub out lot 5, Owosso;
$3.50.
E. Harding to. F. Calkins and
wife, lot sec 2S, Corunna; $1050.
E. Barlow to S. Mackey pit lot Is
blk z. ID. l.. Co.'S I'd add; $1,000.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
owOSsO, FRIDAY JULY 5, 1907
Remembered by his Associates.

From the Bancroft Commeroal:
The members of all public bodies ap
preciate the courtesies extended tt
them at the hands of their presiding
officers, for the term or year as the case
may be, and generally voice this appre
citation in some tangible manner
The closing of the present session OF
the Michigan State legislature eviden.
ces this fact very fully. Almost the
last act of that body was the presenta-
tion to Speaker Whelan of 'sparklei
"a handsome diamond ring-as token
of the good will existing between the
speaker and members of the house,
brought about through months of close
social and business relations.
Another officer who has it in his
power to secure for himself by cour-
tesy and fair, impartial treatment, the
friendship Of the members of this large
representative body, is the speaker pro
tenn. That he was successful, both as
speaker. pro tenn of the house and as
committees, in securing in very large
measure this friendship and good will,
was made manifest in most pleasing
manner to our townsman, Rep. G. E.
Ward, by the receipt by express, Wed
nesdsy evening, of handsome case
containing set of sterling silver
knives. forks and tea spoons. all suit
ably engraved with the letter "W"-
the gift of members of the 1907 legisla-
ture, officers and clerks of committees
with whom he came in daily contact in
his official capacity. Included in the
gift was gold.lined bon-bon spoon for
Mrs Ward.
The following letter expressing the
sentiments of the donors toward Mr..
Ward accompanied the gift:
Hon. Chas. e. Ward,
Speaker Protein 1907 Legislature,
Bancroft, Mich.
Dear Charles: g
Kindly accept the accompanying
rs a slight memento of high esteem in
which you are held by your fellow
members of the nineteen hundred seven
legislature
With kindest regards, we remain
ever your friends.
WI. Galbraith,
Duncan Wayne,
A. N. Shook,
s. J. Daugherty,
w. L. Stannard,
Committee.
While these gifts are of a very valu-
able nature, it is not this fact that ap-
peals to the gratitude of Mr. Ward and
his friends. but in their eyestheir value
lies in the evidence of the good will and
esteem of els associates; in this light
they are almost beyond value.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05

A. Gelinas & Sons report work
progressing well on the big pulp
dryer and pulp shed for the Owosso
Sugar Company. The pulp shed Is
about half completed, and the pulp
drier roof is now being put on. The
concrete men are putting in the
enormous beds for the pulp drying
machinery. These beds are about
FIFE deep. about 40 feet long, and
are of solid cement. There are five
of them, and they will average about
IL feet wide. The entire work will
be completed by Sept. L.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05

Supt. J. w. McKone, of Albion,
who delivered the commencement
address for the New Lothrop schools
recently, and it was full of bright,
happy expressions, among other
things he said 81 began my
school work many years ago, so
many that hardly dare say how
many, in Shiawassee county, in the
village of Morrice, and my liking for
Shlawassee county is such that I
feel like certain Methodist lady
who had removed from Shiawassee
to VanBuren, and who always end
cd her testimony by expressing the
wish that when she died she want
ID to go to--Shiawassee county.
II taught three years in Morrice
and am sure town with better
7eople would be hard to find, unless
T. would be New Lothrop."
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
WIN SUCCESS IN NURSING
The Best Paying OccupatiOn-Fre,
SchOlarShins

Nursing the sick is perhaps the
most attractive field for the ambi-
tious woman who would win success
and make the most Of her life. 1t is
a refined occupation. 1t gives skill
to the hand and grace to the heart
1t Is the best paying occupation now
open to women, and presents an
overwhelming field of opportunity.
The call for nurses is worldwide
call. 1t is the one calling which is
not overcrowded
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
d. G. H. & M. TO FACE COURT.
Supreme Court Says Special Charters
Must Be Tested.

Lansing, Mich, July 3.-The SUI.
preme court has refused to quash the
information filed by Atty. Gen. Bird
for the forfeiture of the special
charter of the ID. G.. M. e M, rail-
road and the case must go to trial
The principal question involved is
whether the ID. G. H. e M. railway
can escape the heavy railroad taxes
by operating its entire line of rail-
road under special charters granted
by the territorial legislature to the
Detroit e Pontiac Railway Co., and
the Detroit &c Milwaukee Railway
Co., and covering only portion OF
the present line of railroad.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum. letter. itch. hives
herpes, scabies i oans Ointment. At
any drug store.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
Prosecuted :. FOR
REVENGE, CRIES
THE|CETRUST
Charges Two Democrats
Losing $4,000 Is
Cause Of Probe.


sssy.Justfrc OF The suZtrsIs's 4 Ge'ift=E'hE
r. Clearwater, OF Kingston made the
charge before Justice Greenbeutn in
the ssiiprefne Court te-day that the At,
,oraey .GenararA Official pewer was be-
ing used In the prosecution OF tho
American ice Company In the interess
OF two dominant politicians In the
Democratic, ,-pss ": ssao -!es; t,an- -poo on On
American, lea Company stock,
! The remark was made In Srsumsnt on
9 battle, by the Attorney -Genrrafs Of
Ace 10 80 back TO 1893 In the Ice Iraa'
H nirsr 10 ihs Attorney General per:
ruiaaion. 2. Bai1 ladEe GEAR watef, 70
inspect and copy every CONTRACT. letter
OF other document sIEued by President
oief -oE-datea- during Mr. Oler.n In
cumbeucy Of the office,
Anything that occurs prior 70 that
han no bearing on the charge that We
are maintaining n monopoly OF he les
huainena In restraint OF trade and Tor
which Tho Attorney General seeks to
have M punished.
You DO not claim that the Attorney.
General II using hls Official nok.e5a for
ths purpose ot helping these polIu-
cians1" asked Justice Greenoaun.
II do most distinctly,
Tho last or the present Attorney.
The las. and the present Attorney
General, replied Judge Clearwater,
Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
BROKER KILLED
BY JOY WINNING
A GAME OF POOL.
H. A. Brotherton Dies in
Billiard Hall When Luck
Comes His Way.

-
: Henry ! 4; BrothcrtnTi; n broker forty
two. OF No. So West One Hundred and
Fotty-ninM street. Is dead beeausc Of
the Overwhelming. Joy OF having good
luck piaying pool
He was playing with some friends on
table No. - last night NJ No. 1Ss An-'
stertiam avenue. when success for the
ntat tsiae came his way Every shot
tuid. :iia cRaA hitting the baiIsSIIke an
expert Players from che. TABLES
stapped'to watch him. Mr. Brotherton
laughed gayiy,
Ny nerves are fine to-hiKht. he
declared II narat- a-in-snch- tara,
before, Il feo! perfectly catm"--
- - iFaie r sehtet,ee..sta broken off. and te-
threw up his hands falling to this floor.
Alderman Guffennageii and others help
% hm 70 q drug store. but he was
-dend -hHforn- sly reached -A!r,l-Af r.
Brotherton had been III OF heart weak
ness for some month";
The evening world., 1907-02-21

E fire stIrttd IN the csllar OF me flvs-
story brick tenement and store building
at No. 81 Columbus avenue this after
noon and quickly Allied the house with
smoke Tenants rushed to ,ihe stairs
from the fovr. double living floors and
tt,s employees ran from the ,t@o .sronhd
ltoor stores occ,rrsed By the West Side
Printing Company md -lIehr Marehs.
plumber. Policeman Tobin. of the Yves,
ono H,indredth street Station ran
arolnad the corner 10 the ausrtcrs af
Engine Company No. 70, which re-
-apeadsa after sesdtas In -es aIasHa -that
erolish, Truck No, 2 and other engine
eompa Eies.
Mira. 4hnIe Pooler was alone III her
Nat on tho second floor. and did not
hear thH--ainrm until thu -s.nnke had
made the hallways impHssable. She
opened window and climbed out. bal
aneing herseIf aa though undecided
Whether or not to jump. The crowd
below shouted Tor her to wait, that the
iremeh were coming. Truck No. q ar
rived al that moment and e short lad
der was rptckly raised. down which the
half-sufrocated woman was carried
Engine No. 7s had laid limo OF hose
which the pipen1rn- -rarrtsd -intn-ttIe
-baseiIIent- = Cries from within qhieKIy
.fotd that the men Inside were IN dis-
tre.s Ftesh aanRdA OF frsmen- rushed
-!ats-ihaA a,..oke-and- 4oon on-carricd-
'Pipsmen McGlnnis and Day. OF No. 76,
both unconscious. They We're resusci-
.tn4rd and tn5spHe=sat protests were sent
TO quarters The fire was trivial.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
ACCUSES WHALEN OF
ABANDONING INFANT.
Ier0;lie Detectives Fiai Mans Wife
aild Children ii Hyn1 and
Arrest Hin

Thomas whaisn. who says he is a
picture .aiesman. was to-day held for
artal hEz saEfFtrn In tssra IRE wsfen zfs
raigned In Harlem Court on charge
Of violating Section 81. of The Penal
Code. referring to abandoning an in
afant The arrest and charge, reaulted
from pistrIct-AttoFnsY Jerorne,s Inter
eat IN the case of the wife. Nellie,
.svhaien
MT, iefuifin sent Detective Fitzgerald.
of Ills office. to No. ~ East Eighty
eighth street TO inyestigate Mrs. whni-
atsEs 9gF,sstsi4s
linz witnnss Today. tespfyinE that he
found Mrst Whhlen IN snrh condition
Tiiat ha aaat her to the Sheitering Arms
: : rT-s HI ErIf
: ID the Sts feTs Of Mercy Woman and
child were cold and hungry. with no
money or food. The DIstrict-At,orney's s
pfTiec based their charge zot, i1,e Phna
@iI2nra er@.tn-keriirr@n4al1
-7yeIsF ErTfrFHFS Tor IfiU Wfrc-a bdndoucr
linn a Magistrates s5ntsnce would be.
Whaien pleaded not guilty.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
MISS ELSIE ScHLEGELzs
DEcEIvER INDICTED.
Vance Held by the Grand Jury,
but Attorney Says Wiie~=.====
Forgives Him.

Edward A. Vance. the Brooklyn book-
keeper who wed Miss E!s!o sehlegei:
daughter OF wealthy lithpEraph man
-ufaeturer Of Bay ,2idge. few weeks
aga. was indicted for hig-nis to-day By
the Kings County Grand Jury, Vance
was arrested two. days after his wed
ding, and the case cornes UP in the
Tlut.sr Street Court Tomorrow before
who was Miss Sue Duffy. OF Pittsburg.
reaides nj No. go Ftrst street. Brook
iyu. with their three children. Accord
Ing TO SAnce's attorney, Mrs. Vance
No. viii take no action against the
man sne met and loved as Edward
Floyd Field. q wealthy bachelor with
the club and cab habit,e
The evening world., 1907-02-21
CHORUS GIRLS PUT Off
YISIrTO WALL STREET.
VIII Wait Until Monday to Sell
Tickets to Brokers for News
aDFlHeaeHi.

Rchearaais of The Belle OF Mayfair
and THE Par!s!an Model companies
make necessary the postponrmsn. OF
tfie chorus girls' invasion OF waii stree,
scheduled for today. !.
However, the financial district will
be gwen an opportunity OF purchasing
tfekeIa TOR the Sewsboys Benefit 70
be given at the Academy OF Mrsi: cn
tho evening of Sunday. March ) Ons
hundred young iadieE. members OF the
six lea ding broadway musical comedies
VII! Jo,lsney to Wall atreet :n . ao;as,iv-
hiles Monday morning at about II
o'clock. It's the one best be. for the
day thRf they VIII Ret the monav.
Th!s 10 one of the most mer.torious
charitable enterprises the city can
Academy building will be packed and
janined the nsgst OF the entertainment
The evening world., 1907-02-21
PLACE FORE. r. THOMAS.
Eiee,ed President OF Hamilton
Bank. ,rlsh W. II, aea.Te@er,

The Board of Directors of the Hamll-
ton Bank z,helt neattng yesterday
elected E. n. Thomas President to sue
ceed F. w Kinssman. and ". X. Mont
geometry vsee-rrssidsns TO succeed y. 3.
srfianek. l---. -
Mr.. Montgomery. Ike 1Ir, Thomns. Is
young man. Thrir management OF
the bank, Il is declared, will be along
nrw and energetic lines. afr. Montgom.
cry before his election was manager of
The fremont Brank of tho Hamilton
Bank.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
sGDNFFESSES MURDER
HE DIDN'T COMMIT,
Insane Man Interrupts Trial and
Declares Himself Guilty OF
Anotf,eris Crime.

/ siwALIACE,. Idaho: Feb. Ala man
saloaght 70 be insa NJ, caused ...eompa.
ton AZ the trial OF Steve Adams. muir,
derar. OF Fred Tyler. by sprins1ng ap
near the det. ndant and shoutlns:
II ia the heart that moved the hand.
I am The man that killed Fred Tyler.
Turn all these other fellows loose. for
! am the man that done the deed
Ine words and appearance of the
strange man, whose bair was long and
black and whose stubby beard and Wild
'Gysa gaso him q strange aspect. caused
the defendant 10 turn pale, and MIRA
Adana TO burst into tears.
Two ofIicerH removed the stranger
from the court-room 10 the Sheriff 0
Office There he said his name was
Patrick g, Ryan. OF Butte; that no had
Just finished n term in Deer Lodge
psnitsntiary for Stealing mutton, and
after being released he had gone to
Burke. vherc RooseYeit's daughter had
told him to come to Wallace and take
charge Of this case. He said H Adams
was convicted an earthaunke would de-
atfpY the Occur d'AIenes. Ryan will be
committed to an Rsvlum.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
JAPS FESTIVE
ON EXCLUSION;
QUERY nIKADO
While Those in Frisco
Complain Government
Is Questioned.

TOXIC. Fs6. n.--A written Interpret
'ation rcsastuny the San Frunc!seo
school question was presented to the
Government to-day by member OF
the House OF Representatives, The re-
ply Of Foreign Minister Hayashi ia
expected II, n row days.Gs,
The japanese OF San Francisco have
catIcd a. strong appeal TO Toxic. asks
ing, the Government to support their
GAUGE and pointing out that the rcatric-
ton OF JapInese emigration would
eventually result In the extinction OF
their sompstriots teatdtnR In Fan Frnn.
cisco. - :. ..l..
Tho Jnpinene, newspapers have not
comm-ntoI on this APPEAL up 70 The
rrfNert.-- ----,----
The evening world., 1907-02-21

There Is every Indication that the
trial Will be the most widely attended
OF any trial ever held here. Roth fam
HES arc among the most prominent, In
this section Of tho State, william BY
waters, the victim. was a clubman.
=h9rasnaaa nd st.sss ~ good
One OF the Defendants, James stro.n.
cr. Is leading lawyer or WEIGH. w
va. and a member of the Wcot VIZ
gtnia Legislature He was at home or,
a visit at the time OF the. tragedy.
There is mitch feeling between Inc
trtsndS- political aud otherwise, or ,tns
Rs 81 sa
the legal nHht viii be nctaois one.
Mi.aJah woods. OF Charlottesville.
who prosecuted tho Mccue case. who
has been retained by the BSwa;ers for
the PROSECUTION. Is NsllEted by II. ana
John Keith. Of warrea;on.
John Jenries, OF Norfolk. ms leading
lcoanxel for the asfenae Is assisted b.
John l.. Lee. OF Iynehburs: II. Walter
Moore. OF Fairtax, aad probably othrrs.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
c0AsTlNG INJURIES 2s.
sFrnzsn sIeet sraKsa TraeEs so slip
perry sIeds Are -pnmnnagenbie.

Fl wIIREs,RA Fab si.--rwenty.
mine young men and women We're
injured, twelve OF them seriously. In a
zsarieg or i've coasting accidents In this
city, Plymouth, DanYilie and CatRwis-
+ 81 Today and 1ast night
Il A fall OF uleet froEe and made the
goasiR like sheets of Ice, The sleds deyei-
-ssssE {AeS that Ii Nas difTIrnlt 10 manage.
aalAsni One boy had his skull fractured
: ii 1hia city. Six were badly hurt al
zzSssealsh. seven wefo intared in two
zanua 1t Cata wfasa. ana nftsen. Isye
=. "a ser.snasT. ~ Dansflla
The evening world., 1907-02-21
STRIKERS TO RESUME WORK.

= -WfbKEsHAsRE. Feb. zA.i the
striking mine workers at the AIorea'
Coliirry OF tho podson Coal com2any
tave been ordered TO return to work
By The Cancellation Board. which met In
this city. Tho operators pFcssntea--t.
grievance. asserting that tho workers
diEpcs lssi iaiataa ;4i... h!
sitrisrt F-u.rE IN n ff1s;v
and submitting their grievance TO the.
board. and this was sustained.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
JAPANESE: AMBASSADOR
CONFERS WITH ROOT.

WASHINGTON. Fea. si.-piseoans
Aokt the Japanese Ambassador. had a
lengthy conference to-day with secre-
ssry Root. He declined TO make known
the matters discussed. although the
confsrcnce presumably had to do with
the negotiations OF new treaty with
The evening world., 1907-02-21
aRlHoINa FoPE,s GIFT.

ROME. Feb. 2.-Cbancellor Mnnde-
Iein. OF. the Roman Catholic Diocese Of
Brooklyn. left Rome for the United
States yesterday. taking with him q
magnificent gold chalIce, q Kftt from the
Popa to Blshop Mcdonnell. OF Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1907-02-21
BROTHERS PLEAD
uNWR|lTEN Law
IN NMURDER TRIAL
Killing Of Bywater by the
strothers Called in
Virginia Court.

eHEPEPEH..='ta:: Feb. ib.'7 FFffs-Fhifip
and aJmsa stspther. brothers, were
placed on tr!at to-day, charged with
the murder OF their brpuer.in-lsw.
William r. Byvnters. ON the night OF
Dec. IS laHt. within few hours after
ho had been married TO their aisler.
Miss Viols strother.
The, 'uhwfitten law the desthse.
and the trial promises to be tho most
In Virginia since the trial
and. convection OF fcrtrfst Mayor Me-
Cue. OF Charlottesville. for the murder
of mtg Wife
Gov. sNhnson has designated Judge
ThoTnas ". Harrison. OF WInoheatsr,
to pfastds ut ths EpeciEt term OF court
which was called for the trial OF tho
sirothar erptherst 2
Mrs. Byvnters has been In n critical
condition sinee the night her husband
was killed. ba. II is thought that she
will be able 10 testify for The prosecp-
.
The evening world., 1907-02-21

Mr. Broadhurst gave as tne actors
nearest fs.etad kanaA naAih7gsEttAaEa,-n=
msnibrr III HE ori No - - To-
Eetfrer with George Fawcett.I who play5
Fe,an. said 10 be built around the char
Mscyicers Wac the leading eharactsf
of The show. ana his place vii! Eot be
The evening world., 1907-02-21
Gus Kruger Aroused to
Fury by Accusationtha
He Is Bigarnlst.
HE IS MOI TALLY HUR T,
Other Victim Is Mrs. Boice,
- Wife of the Dead Wom-
ans Adopted Son.

Gus Kruger shot and killed Ills wSte
today at fhcIs5 Eoin6.. No, 2Is IIaw-
fhcrn% ssp4s,usI sslassis..1- Iio-a also -siz1t
ssra. sabina Bosce. Wife of an adopted
.s5n OF strs. krursvr. and then shot