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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23
coFFMAN's MOTHER DIES

Mrs. Julia A. oaks, aged mother Of
the Rev. stephen a. Cofrman. who
murdered his wife in cold blood sew
crnl months ago and later died in
Fnirnlont. while In custody died last
night IN Falrmont from burns, re-
suIting from the IgnitlnE or her
clothes from an open CRATE yesterday
afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23
STORE WILL CLOSE.

The d. NJ. Ogden Co, owing TO the
death of Mr.. j. y Smith father OF
the president Of the company, will
close It's store on Thursday az
ternoon from A to g o'clock during
the funeral.
THE D. NJ OGDEN co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23
Big Sensation is Created in
Union Labor Circles by
the Courts Decision.
PROTEST TO BE MADE
John Mitchell Gets Nine
Months and Secretary
Morrison Six Months

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. 23-
The famous contempt case of the
Bucks stove & Range Company
against President Samuel Gompers.
yiee-Presldent John Mitchell and
Secretary Morrison. of the American
Federation of Labor. was decided to-
day by Judge Wright, of the Sup
rene Court of the District OF Colum-
bta, adversely to the Federation Of
dcials.
Gompers was sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment, Mitchell to
nine months and .Iorrisou to six
months.
The case grew out of an alleged
boycott of the companys products
anu putting that company on the I'M
fair. list, and the Federation's VIC
lation OF Judge Gould's recent in
junction forbidding the publication
of the eompany's name in the unfair
lists
Judge wright's decision contained
a scathing denuncfation of the de-
PENDANTS.
Pending an appeal to the United
ASAtAtS9 ANoAAA \ VI GAiNS ASASLA ~ Va
bia, all three defendants were releas-
cd oB-bail, Gompers, $4,000, Mitchell
$1,000 and Morrison $4,000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec 23-
The decision of the United States
District Court at Washington SEN
fencing Gompers. Mitchell and Nor
rison 10 prison, caused big sensa-
tion among Indianapolis labor union
lists. A meeting viii be held this
evening by officers OF national and
International unions having head
quarters here and strong protest,
Il is said. VIII be drafted and prob
ably viii be forwarded to President
Roosevelt.
National Seeretary-Treasurer Ryan
OF The United Mine Workers. sent 4
telegram to President Roosevelt pro-
testing against the decision.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23
COAL IS SHIPPED.

GALLIPoLIS, O., Dec ga
shipment OF million bushels of coal
left the Kanawha river today for
Louisville and Cincinnati on the rise
from PittsburS-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23
sHoors ms rINcEF

Little Robert Fiji had the third
finger OF his left hand badly injured
last evening. while engaged in shoot
ing blank cartridge pistol Tho
rnper was split open lengthwise.
Medical attention was given him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23
SAMUEL GOWPERS SENTENCED
TO TWEL VI MONTHS IN PRISON
DOVE OF PEACE
BETWEEN MA 7TONS.
Dutch Order Their Ships to
Cease Their Activity in
Caribbean Sea.

THE HAGUE. Dec. 2S-The for-
eign minister made statement in
the second chamber this afternoon
concerning AFFAIRS in the Caribbean
Sea, in which he announced the sus-
pension of Dutch hostile action
against Venezuela and predicted an
early settlement of all difficulties be-
tween that country and the Neither
lands
BERLIN, Germany, Dec. 23-The
foreign office this morning received
advices from Caracas confirming the
press reports of the overthrow OF
President Castro. Castro is repos-
ing here in a private sanitarium, ig-
norane of the events as Caracas. He
hasa received no news from home.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 3D.
Resumption of American diplomatic
relations with Venezuela is at hand.
Official communication was received
today at the State department ex-
pressing the wish of Vice-President
Gomez to settle satisfactorily all in
ternational questions between the
United States and Venezuela and for
the presence of an American war
ship at La Guaira.
w. /. Buchanan was appointed rs
special commissioner to represent thu
United States in any negotiations
and is now aboard the cruiser North
on It's way TO Venezuela.
The HAGUE. Dec. 2S-The veue-
zueIan government today granted the
principal demands of the Dutch gov
eminent and teIegraphic instructions
were sent to the commanders of the
three Dutch warships in Venezuelan |
waters to cease further activity
against Venezuela
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23

William f. Ross was here wednes-
day from Bristol.
Harvey Morris, of Benson, spent
wednesday in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-23

sidi iiI ssIfIi rllnt da
Con tiine ma warmer,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
DUTCH PREPARE
TO Ft0G CASTRO
ARBITRATION OF DE REUS INCL.
DENT WILL NOT SATISFY
HOlLANDERS.

THE HAGUE, Aug. 24-Holland
Will take steps to punish Castro for
his insult in summary dismissing
Minister De Reus. The case Is not
one wherein arbitration will be salts.
factory TO the people or this country.
Diplomatic precedenis, IL is point
ed out. required President Castro. Il
Minister DE .Reus was persona non
grata. to notify th> Dutch government
that he desired the ministers with
drawal. But no such step was taken
by the Venezuelan president. who,
without regard TO the delicacy Of the
situation. practically ordered the rep.
resentative OF Holland out OF the
country. without. as Holland at pres.
cnt understands IL, just cause or rea.
son.
In addition TO the cruiser Gelder.
land, which is now in the vicinity OF
Venezuela, and the battleship Jacob
Van Heemskerk, which sailed for
Caribbean waters on Aug. IL. The
cruisers Utrecht, Holland and Fries.
land will be dispatched as soon as
preparations have been completed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
WOMAN SHOOTS
HER AsSA|[ANT
WOUNDS FIENDISH ITALIAN
WHILE HIS THREE COMPAN-
IONS LOOK ON.

WATERBURY,, Conn. Aug. "a
Mrs r. H. Tyrell. aged SO. rlucky
farmers wife, had desperate en-
cutrrftt-r -Nitit-a-StEapEe- man-in- the
darkness OF the Bucks Hill region OF
Waterbury last night. while his three
companions looked ON. But FOR heT
own courage she might have been
killed To save herself she fired five
shots and The man is In the station
house Ia the care OF physicians,
charged with intent TO Kill. The bull
let's went wild. except one, which
glanced r3m the skull and did not
penetrate IL
The man is Cameo Gcrardo, 20 years
old, an Italian carpenter In the employ
OF Tracy Bros. builders. Mrs. Tyrel.
says there were four OF the men IN
the party and the other three get
away tfprarfu got her the-thfettt
and felled her To the ground, She
pleaded with him 10 desist. hut nc
became more and more infuriated. She
finally reached for the weapon in her
pocket. a 22.calibre revolver ami fired
five times I'm succession meaning 10
kill him.
Geraido. wounded. hen fled. lie
wHIhunted 10y farmers and was lucky
To- have got to drug store for treat
ment where he was run down ~ the
police or he would have been
lynched
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
MULA| HAF|D IS
/. THE NEW SULTAN
CONFIRMATION OF HIS BROTHER
-ARpul.AZlZ,S DEFEAT
is MADE.

TANGIER, Aug. 24.-Mulal Hafid
rules in his brothers stead. The de-
feat of the sultan, Abdul-Aziz, by the
forces of Mulai Hafd. has been con-
firmed. The sultan of record was sur
prised on the night OF Aug. 10. and
most of his troops deserted to the side
OF the usurping sultan after the firing
OF few shots.
Reports indicate that the defeat OF
Abdul-A2iz was due largely to the be-
trayal Of his own tribesmen. Mulai
Hafid has been proclaimed sultan OF
Morocco at Tangier and announce
ment of the proclamation has been
telegraphed to all parts OF the coun-
try.
All OF the officials who previously
have been under the rule OF Abdul.
Aziz in this city declare that they
have accepted Mulai Hahd as their
leader, thereby making him supreme
in all the large cities Of Morocco
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
HAHN s WEARS HIS
UNIFORM IN
COURT
ANNIS' SLAYER, WITH BROTHER,
UP BEFORE MAGISTRATE GIL.
ROY FOR ARRAIoNMENT-iMAG.
lNED WOULD BE RELEASED.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24-Capt. Peter
c. Hams. handcuned and in the full
uniform -AiSzv-tank- United
States army officer, with his brother,
II. jenkins Hains. was taken from the
Queens county Jail To the Long Island
CITY court today. for examination be-
fore Magistrate Gilroy. on the charge
of numbering VIM T.. Annis.
The leave of absence which Capt.
Hams was taking advantage OF when
he shot ana killed Annis AT the Bay
side Yacht club, a week ago Satur-
day. expired today The army officer
therefore, sent 10 FOTr Hancock for
his uniform, being under the delusion
that he would be taken back 10 the
reservation today.
The two Brothers were handcuffed
together and again TO Deputy Sheriffs
De Bragga and O Brien as they were
taken from their et-4fs-f be-eapta ain,
in his Uniform attracted consider.
able attention as ths party accUmpan-
led by the Hams counsel. John r. Nc
Intyre, waited for Jackson-ave. car.
AT the court there was a crowd OF
women and men who closed about the
army officer when he and his brother
were brought into the building.
Mr.. Mcintyre told Magistrate Gill
roy that he had had conference
with District Attorney Ira d. c. OAR
rim. OF Queens county. after the lat
ter learned that the defense was not
willing TO waive examination. The dis
trict attorney. Mr.. Mcintyre said,
wanted time 20 get his witnesses to
court, and as the defense's lawyer
had no objection. adjournment was
taken
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
PLAN TO BEAT SLOT
MACHINES; LAND
IN JAIL
PAIR OF PROMINENT BUSINESS
MEN ARRESTED ON CHARGE or
CIRCULATING SPURIOUS COIN
TIPPED OFF BY WOMAN.

A desire TO beat the wicked slot ma
chimes is what got two business men,
ie=ffem -New-York- the other a
Detroiter, now employed In Dayton,
o., into trouble with the federal au'
thorities on 4 charge Of passing coun'
terfeit money.
Lucian f. =. Tull Is auditor ~ the
New Amsterdam Gas Co. OF New
York. With his brother, John c Tuil.
he came here to spend a vacation in
and around Detroit.
Richard w. Meachan. Jr,, is De
troit man who is traffic manager for
the National Cash Register Co.
They have slot machine gas meters
in New York which give tiat-ownefs
certain amount OF gas by dropping "A
quarter In the slot. IL is Tulls duty
10 destroy the counterfeit quarters
which are sometimes received. But
as he was starting for, Detroit he
thought it would be joke 10 take
Few. of The. bad quarters west with hrri
-tFs-=ts,=lseat-I slet-maehfRes
with them.-
He met Meacham here. few days
ago and the two went 10 the Flats,
They divided the quarters and were
To play them, but found no big ma
chimes. That evening the two met
some young women with whom Mea'
cham had become acquainted through
a friend. And through them came
trouble.
"Meecham gave one OF the girls ten
cents for car fare afser we had had
some drinks at the Penobscot Inn,'
says Tull. Then she said give us a
hnr nf
pieces and then they got 10 matching
them and she won the rest OF the
counterfeits"
Here is where the trouble came. for
the young woman tried TO spend some
of the money and found 1t was bad.
Tull says that be called her up and
told her the money was bad ana mat
she must return il to him. she did
not do SO, but told the facts to Secret
Service Agent Elmer A. Gormon.
Gormon procured the arrest OF the
two men Sunday and they We're ar
raigned before Commissioner Carrie
Dawson in the federal court, Monday
morning. Each gave bond OF $1,000,
Meacham's father Richard Watson
Meacham, Of No. 7S4 Eourteenth-ave.
going his surety while Tull got a Sc
curity company bond.
: This began as joke; butt has
turned out very seriously" said Tull
as. he was waiting TO plead TO the
charge of passing counterfeit money.
1--WE were having a good time. That
was ALL"
Detectives Cotter and Stenhebel |
made the arrests, taking Tull at the
Hotel Tuller, and Meacham at ms IA !
theirs residence.
10Th of the men were greatly wor-
ried as they hold responsible positions
with big salaries and fear that the |
publicity attendant upon their esca-
pade will hurt them in a business way |
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
Woman Psychic Has En-,
ell Digging for Treasure
On heqv Hampshire Farm

LEBANON. y. H., Aug. 24.--At day
break. today. in the presence of a
large crowd OF onlookers, workmen
resumed digging on the farm OF Pc.
ter FEeedette. in search OF buried
treasure which "A clairroyant deGar
ed she had seen IN vision
\ Only few feet more and you will
strike II. their woman leader told
them them Il saw it--oh. so plainly.
right here. but deep down.
AL the diggers and scores OF resi-.
dents of this town firmly believe the
treasure viii be uncovered The clair.
voyant is Mrs. Nellie NJ. Titus who
has figured In several sensational in.
cidents and who has been pronounced
"A genuine psychic by no less an an
thoyity than Prof VIM. James, OF Har.
ward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
Hams Plea to Be
One of Insanity Only;
No 'Unwritten Law

NEW YORK, Aug 24.-In the de
Tense OF Capt. p. c. Hams. Jr., u. 8
A., charged with the murder OF VIM
Z. Annis. his lawyers will stake all on
plea of insanity. There will be nc
appeal TO the so-called ''unwritter
law;r no "dementia Americana" nc
prefer of an argument OF justification
but straight legal defense thai
Capt Hams was OF unsound mind
when he shot down the man he held
responsible for the wrecking of his
home.
This was the statement today OF
John F. Mcintyre. chief OF the army
officers defending lawyers.
The direct theory will be advanced
that the knowledge of the wrongs
which had been committed against
him by Annis. so worked upon the
mind OF Capt. Hams that his mental
balance was destroyed
The outlay for an array OF insanity
experts Is so considerable that a large
fund will be required to meet this
item OF the defense's expenditures. In
this connection there WAS published
the statement that officers of the
United States army had already sub
scribed 100000 from their private
purses to aid In the defense OF their
brother officer and that more would
be raised II 1t became necessary.
To Wear Regimentais.
Unless ttIe present plans are chang
ed, the trial OF Capt. Hams and his
brother, T. Jenkins Hams, will lack
nothing In those stage details which
seem TO have become necessary to
modern murder trials. Capt. Hams
has expressed desire 10 wear
his regimentals during his APP
pearance in the court room. AS his
father Is a general and his older
brother Is a major, their presence at
the sessions OF the trial In full uni
form would give a military aspect to
the proceedings. The attendance of
other army officers. friends OF Capt.
Hams. would add color 10 what would
rival the costuming OF the chief wit
ness OF the Thaw trial.
r. jenkins Hams is making the
most OF his time in the Queens coun
~ Jaft by employing MS abtttties as
count of the Bayside tragedy. which
he vii, turn over TO Mr. Mcintyre for
use al the trial He is declared TO
have requested that he be placed on
the witness stand as he IS confident
that he can make pronouncedly fav.
orable impression on the jury by tell.
ing what he knows OF the circum-
stances leading TO the killing.
Man Against Woman.
II 7. jenkins Hams is placed on
the stand In his own and his brothers.
defense and Mrs. Claudia l.iDbey
Hams. the wife OF the captain and
the central figure of the tragedy. is
utilized As witness by the prosecu.
ton against the writer, the hitting
OF man against woman will add 10 the
sensations with which, Il is now pre-
dicted. the trial will abound.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
HELEN MALONEY HAS
VANISHED AGAIN

NEW YORK, Aug. 24-Miss Helen
Maloney and Samuel GARRISON, with
whem- she eloped- after-her- marriage
with Arthur II. Osborne. which con-
tract was annulled last week, have
disappeared from Spring Lake. ~ j..
and her father, Martin Maloney. says
he does not know where his daughter
is.
Mr.. .Maloney was asked IL his daugh.
ter and Samuel Clarkson had been
married yet.
NO." he answered emphatically. II
am certain OF that"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25

tice court and was bound oyer 10 the
circuit court for trial. Sept. 81.
The court room was thronged when
Ward was arraigned and many follow.
ed him back TO the Jail in an effort 10
secure a glimpse OF him.
Il feel better and stronger. said
Ward. and later | may talk
Ward denies that he attempted sui
eide by drinking poison.
Nicholas Craps gets the 500 re-
ward offered for Wards capture.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK Aug gT.-The beaTE
made another successful raid on the
cotton market AT the outset today. ali
ed hy very weak cables and "A bearish
weather map. forcing all the active po-
OF last week. Wall-st. interests seemed
10 be heavy sellers OF October and De
cember. but spot interests bought
enough october after the call TO make
that position relatively steadier than
the balance Of the list In private
cables 10 was minated that a strike
among operatives I'm Lancashire seemed
pretty certain and this. with the poor
trade demand, caused weakness In tho
market at Liverpool. Moderate ten
peratures prevailed throughout the en-
tire belt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
EARL GREY IS GUEST
OF WINDSOR; PAYS
~ VISIT HERE
cANADA's GOVERNOR GENERAL
TAKEN FOR AUTO RIDE AROUND
BELLE lsLE-MAYoR THoMP-
SON MEMBER OF PARTY.

The border cities OF Windsor, Walk
erville and Sandwich are in gala day
attire in honor Of the visit Monday "
Canada. who. with his party arrived
in Windsor about O'Clock Monday
morning on the government cruiser,
Speedy
The governor general has been max
ing a tour OF the lakes, extending
from Montreal 10 Duluth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
CVICAso LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO, Aug. l.-IFOgs-IteCciptS
y 8 600, market steady at Saturdays
elise. light. Ssd6.67. bulk, S6.3OmG.65;
mixed. $6.05 a $50. pigs $40 a 90.
hcavies s6m6Sj, good To choice
heavles S6.25ms.S5: roughs, s6m6.25.
workers. S65Oa66O Cattle-I,eCcipt
"a. 0nO. market 10 To 15c lower bccVes.
s31OG 90. Texas steers. $500 n 80.
western steers, $3.50 N $50, stockers AMI
FEEDERS $3.50 n 90. cows and heifcrS,
St756T5 90. calves. 81. - ~ 1A25. Sheep
Receipts 5000 market weak; natives.
Se256425; western. $2fjM h25. yeRf-
tfngs St25MJ. lambs, natives. $500 N
q rrnsfnrn. 81 30 N &. 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
Apple.-Fancy. seas; common. ga

Apples--r'ancy. SOS; common. 40
Butt-r-ot6cial prices: Extra cream
cries. csc: flrsts. 2ic; crooks. i7c' pack
ing stock. 1870 per 10.
C.bn:se-sO1 per doz; r;so per Dbl
Celery-eoGe5c per doz
Cheese---Michigan fun cream. new
Schweitzer old. 1sc; new. l5c per 10.
LIE pes box: cherries. Si.5oG2 per box;
sa grapes 81 pss?s soI per Dum
Conee-Package coree. yI275915.2S
y Dre..-a- G.Ix..--Fancy.-s Gshc: com.
Exx.-Miehigan current receipts.
nrsts. case count. 1sc per dos
s5'e5 second pateyf, ,4;5: straight.
sass; clear, 81 pef bbl.
F~ed-Jobbing pts. bran, see; coarse
e eoar Tmidaiinxs SCI: nHe mid9 1 ny
Ftr.o v.xetabIe.ArGreen onrcns. 100
per dog: cucumbers. 5oc per bu; let
tuce, 35c per bu, parsley, 15c per doz.
pieplant. l5c per doz, green peas, Sl.oO
per bu; wax beans. Sl.2J per box, green
beans. 81 per hamper, home grown to-
matoes. 10 q soc per bu.
Green P~ppers-si Clio per bu.-
Grap~s-S-lb baskets. 70 q soc Alb
baskets. l5c.
Green Corn--12@i5c per dor.
so and s per cent OF; poultry netting.
painted ln Sasbsd s WirSs o sI s .,Sa niIed
siotS Sfstr Der ni io5 seetMlae snfN.iiS.
Joint eavetroagk. sd and 10 pc. cent
pipe. rs ard per cent OF.
Ho.ey-Fancy white. l2Ql3c: amber.
ioYiie; sx Na, s Gss per H.
following prices Tor new baied hay 10
car Lots. Z; o: b. DetroIt: No. t-.nothy.
new. $40 10; clover. mixed. 5000; rye
straw. s6.5047 wheat and oat straw.
s5,.? @s ton. in car lots.
green. Sc; kip cured. No. /. iO,. No. q
SAe; kip green. No. !. 9c;. No, 2. INC;
calf cured. No l. lac: No; 12I =:
horse hides. No j. s.. No. 2. 81: sneen
Huckieberries-si.50@ per bu
Lemon.-Caiiforria. $3.50 9s per box.
suwaF-NeuTpti re-tse- ger ID
Melcns-Rocky Fords. s2.2j q $50 per
case; watermelons. 204 35c: Gems. 81 n
S343.2J per bbl
Mu-hrouIn~--GOc per IN
Ontons-SpanlSh, sl2J per crate y.
southern, 6Oa 65c per bu.
uiiS-Raw linseed. sac. boiled lin
seed. s5c gal. less per cent for cash
In 10 dayr: diamond headlight kero-
seDe.- hciturpentine. In barrel lotA
i2hc per gal
Oranxe.-valencias. N250A7s per
box.
Peachrs-1-5 bu baskets 25asoc:
10 bu baskets, 20I25c: pecks. 3OQ35c
bushels, 75c 4si25
Penrs-l5O q 7sc per bu; si504.s per
Dbl: Bartletts. slGr125 per blu.
Observation-Disclosures. sz.50g5.5o per
case.
PIums-7jcGsI5O per bu.
Pop Corn-Ears, u ~ 2c per Id.
Potstoes-Nirgini white, S315G SIS
per bbl Michigan, 75NS0c per bu.
geese. SC; ducks 9a10c; turkeys. i4c
per 10.
Provisions-Mcss pork. $500: family
pork. slS,50G 1850; light clear. $3.50;
heavy. $3.50. smoked hams, l3I13hc;
dry salted briskets. 10ia n 1Os4 C; shout
ders. 2 r, picnic hsttfrs,- = IT ae, bacon.
l3M13hc; lard In tierces. 10isc; kettle
rendered. &c per Ib.
sweet Potatoes-Virginias s1.e5 per
bu; Jerseys, 81 so per bu
.ugnr-Crystai dominoes. $3.50: eagle
SEQ. xxx p pow ss.ifoo: sr sPs
lated. extra coarse, s5.T5. granulated.
In bulk. s5.G5; graduated. in 2s-lb cot
On bags. $50; Michigan granulatei.
sss5ss No. $685. No. No. g. s ssss No. No.
ts.4o; No 3. s5.25. No. .. $3.50; No. 10.
st.25; No. H. IS. 90. No. ~ s5.l5;. Nc
Is, s51o, No. II. $50: No. Is. $40
per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
U. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone Il Co: New Is reg 1888 q
-1Oths do. coup, 10000. new So reg.
i0i y 1y0I ~. do, coup. lol a io1i 4 new
- reg, 1908. a III = do. coup. l2i :. a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
No perseverance,

An old farmer near Rolla undertook
TO hold playful young bull by tae
tail. His widow says Joseph was ney.
or known 10 stick TO anything moro
than ten minutes.-IewIs County
Journal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-25
WIFE SLAYER WARD TO
BE TRIED ON SEPT. al

NEWAYGO. Mich. Aug 24.-John
W. Ward. charged with the murder OF
his wife. waived examination In JUS