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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12
NEW CONGRESS.
VOTE IN ILLINOIS.
VOTE I'm MISSOURI.
MaryIand-According to revised fie

Maryland-According to revised fig
ures of the returns from every county
in the state the Republicans have a
plurality in Maryland of 149. The in
dications are, however, that while
these will stand, there is split cleo
toral vote similar to that of four years
ago The total vote in the state was;
Taft. 111.2G5; Bryan, HIS.
idaho-Three electoral votes will be
cast for Taft, who carries the state
by about $4,000. Brady (R.t has been
elected governor, but by a small ma
jorit<-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

Connecticut-Taft and Sherman both
carried Connecticut by a plurality of
44,754. George L. Lilley (R.) is elect
ed governor by 16, 1876.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

Utah-Additional returns placed the
estimate for Taft at $4,000 plurality
and from 10000 to $4,000 for Spry
(R) for governo.'.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

Cincinnati, O.-At Tuesdays cleo
the million ballots deposited four
years ago, making a new high record
for Ohio voters.
Enough was known early Tuesday
night to make it evident that the Re
publicans had given a heavy vote for
Taft. and that Harmon, Democrat,
had won out for governor; but exact
figures were slow in coming in. The
immense ballot, which had compelled
the making of special boxes and some
increases in the booths was in part
responsible for this slowness. but
the large number of TaftHarmon
votes cast caused much of the diff
ficulty.
Taft carried Ohio by probably over
10000; which Harmon won by about
10000. Such as have been received
onminor candidates, although meagre,
indicate the probable victory of all
other Republicans on the state ticket.
Wyoming-Taft carries Wyoming
with plurality of about 5000. Mon
tell (R.) for congress is elected by
about 1000.
West Virginia-Late returns re-
ceived by the register on Tuesdays
election increase the pluralities Of
Taft and Glasscock The five congress
sionai districts are Republican by
good sized pluralities. The returns at
hand make the Taft plurality in the
state 25,19S, with the complete vote
OF several counties still to come.
iowa-The entire Iowa Republican
state ticket is elected by pluralities
ranging from $4,000 to 10000. Taft's
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12
NEBR ASKA

Lincoln, Neb.-The feature in the
was the steady decrease in the
estimated Bryan plurality. Returns
complete from 81 of the 90 counties
in the state give Bryan 121 $50; Taft
1869. The nine remaining counties
will probably slightly reduce Bryans
plurality but they cannot wipe it out.
The prospects are he has carried the
state by a little over 1000
Mr.. Bryan's victory in his home
state of Nebraska, was a sweeping
one. Five of Nebraska's six congress
man will be Democratic while in the
legislature eighteen Republicans
seem to be elected out of a total of
1873 senators and representatives
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

iowa-The entire Iowa Republican
state ticket is elected by pluralities
ranging from $4,000 to 10000. Taft's
plurality in the state will total 10000.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12
FACTS ABOUT THE ELECTION
NATIONAL.

Carried by William n. Taft. % states
Carried by William J. Bryan. IS states
Doubtful ...... .............2 states
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

kansas-With eleven counties to
hear from Kansas plurality for Taft
is 34,251 Reports from SO counties
on the gubernatoria1 contest give
Walter r. Stubs, Republican a plur-
atty of 27,400. Returns from all but
five of the legislative districts show a
Republican majority in joint session
of rs votes.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

assachusetts-Taft has carried the
Bay state on incomplete returns By
over 100000 Even B. Draper (R) is
elected governor by about $4,000.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-11-12

Wyoming-Taft carries Wyoming
with a plurality Of about 5000. Mon,
tell (R.) for congress is elected by
about 4 1000.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
CARRIE NATION
HAS ROAST FOR ALL
POLICE COMMISSIONER. COMMIT
TEE OF 100 AND PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT ARE SCORED.

Carrie Nation, OF Ratchet fame, de-
livered one OF her characteristic lee
lures in Mary Palmer church We'd
nesday evening, and she didn't miss
the opportunity of paying her compli-
ments To Police Commissioner Smith,
the committee OF 100, President
Roosevelt the two tx political par
ties and the Unitarian church.
You people have commissioner
here named Smith" she said. Now,
| don't know his first name, so | will
name him 'Devilish,' and she urged
her hearers TO vote "Devihsh' smith
ont Of power,
Carrie next lambasted President
Roosevelt for not discussing the sa-
loon question in his annual message.
I'll tell you what Roosevelt is she
declared. He is the most gigantic
fraud that the United States ever had
at its head
The lecturer then referred 10 "Bill-
Taft as the biggest advertiser for ci'
CARS that this country has seen for
20 years, and said that he was men,
Der of the strongest band OF inhdels
IN t.=nnrid..the-un itarians.
. In closing her lecture she asked TOR
a liberal donation.
Dig down deep, for | need the
money" she said. What do | oil with
my money? Well, I'll tell You what
| don't do with II. | amt spending II
for rats for my hair, for high-heeled
shoes. for clock stockings or peek-a
boo waists I'm spending II for drunk
ards wives and children"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
WALTER old FIELD
COMMITTED To
ASYL JIM
WORRY OVER FINANCES AND
ELECTION CAMPAIGN UNHINGES
CLERK.

Walter J. Oldfeld, deputy county
clerk and candidate for the position
OF county clerk, was committed to
the state asylum in Pontiac Wednes-
day afternoon, by Judge Durfee, OF
the probate court. Two physicians
testified that the mans condition
made it unsafe for him TO remain at
home
Mr. Oldheid has been at his Office
every day until recently and his con
dition was known TO but few OF his
intimate friends Although erratic az
times, he looked after business and
appeared rational. Tuesday night his
condition became wore and IL was
found necessary 10 restrain him.
Financial worry and the work or the
campaign are said to have caused the
trouble and physicians fear he has
softening OF the brain.
otdiieid-has= been employed in
the. county building for about T. yearS'
first as clerk OF the circuit court,
then in the register of deeds office
and later as deputy clerk under Lou
Hines
Harry Bennett will be advanced to
the position OF deputy.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
NO HELP FOR 80
ENT0MBED MINERS
IT is BELIEVED ALL THE MEN
PENNED IN SHAFT ARE
DEAD.

Okla, Aug. 27.-Laiest
reports from tIS scene OF the explo-
sion IL the Hailey-Ola coz. mine No.
I, near here. say that so Miners IT.
stead of 80 are e..tombed In the shaft.
No one can enter the mine ana 1t Is
believed all the men are deal. Fire
destroyed the hoisting shaft and air
shaft and cut off all air from the men.
After the miners had gone down In
the cage a fire broke out, occasioned
by the ignition Of barrel OF oil which
miner was trying TO divide. The
flames spread at once to the hosting
shaft and the air shaft. and all COM
munication with the top was cut on.
The first indication the people at the
surface had OF the trouble was the
flames and smoke coming out or the
top OF the shaft.
Hundreds of miners rushed 10 tne
scene and tried TO get Into the air
shaft. but this was Impossible, as
flames and smoke were coming up
that way with such force as To drive
them back. Then an effort was mace
TO operate the cages running up ana
down the hosting shaft, but II was
found that Ihe cages, The cauies anu
the guides had been burned.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
DEATH TAKES VETERAN
HARDWARE DEALER

Jacob b. Wirts said to have been
the oldest hardware dealer IN the
city. died Wednesday afternoon IN his
home, No. 1872 Michigan-ave., aged 81.
years. Mr.. Wirts had been In bust
ness at No. 1872 Michigan-ave., for the
last SO years. He was born in Mays
Vile. Ky, and came to Detroit when
IL years of age. In late years. his
two sons have assisted him In bust
ness
Mr.. Wirts was a charter member of
Friendship Lodge No. All, F. a. A. M.
of Western lodge, |. o. o. f., and OF
st. Paul's German Evangelical church.
His wife, six sons and three daugh-
tiers survive him.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
THREE DROWN IN
FLOOD SWEEPING
GEORGIA
CITY OF AUGUSTA SUBMERGED
AND HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
IN PROPERTY LosT-ArLANrA
AFLOAT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 27.-Two
white persons and one Negro are re.
ported drowned in the flood that has
submerged this town 10 the de,th Of
i've feet on a level and caused heavy
loss by the destruction OF properly In
this vicinity. The damage in this To-
cality Is estimated at 100000.
The bursting OF the canal locks
seven miles above the city, has rend-
cred The situation worse.
In The downtown district business
houses telegraph and newspapfr Of
fees are completely demoralized. The
daily papers could not issue their edi-
tons.
me Street car service has been
abandoned
The one wire of the Georgia railroad
working into Augusta carries the
news that the Nixon Co.'S large cot
ton and wholesale grocery warehouses
hfe=kHfnifg --=f iic= rcpnrt-is=StIrIcru-
firmed.
The Union depot is under 10 feet
of water and in the residence district
on Green-st. the water is six feet deep
and slowly rising.
The Sacred Heart church is In six
feet OF water.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

lights but they failed TO carry two
copies OF the governments motor
boat rules.
After hearing the testimony of two
sons OF the accused, Paul and Henry,
and a-neighbor, Dominic Keller,
Judge Connolly took the case of
Christian trtscfrfsr7 who killed
wife with "a pocketknife. under adj
visement until Friday. In the mean
time the alienists who examined
Frtschke and pronounced him insane
viii submit written report
Frank Davis, 10 years old, inserted "a
lighted match In the bung-hole OF "a
supposedly empty gasoline barrel,
Wednesday afternoon. To see wheth-
-fsttoft -t--+-tSt+ff--ti7 found
out soon enough. for the barrel eX-
ploded with a roar that was heard
throughout the downtown section
and shook the windows i'm several
buildings In the immediate vicinity.
Incidentally Davis was thrown 30
feet, and landed against a brick wall.
The doctors have ordered him to take
10 seasy for "A few days, though no
bones were broken. The explosion
occurred M the factory OF the Frank
Harris Floyd Lubricating Oil Co. No.
143 Beaub!cn-st. Davis and others
were unloading barrels which were
being returned after having been
steamed One OF the barrels had es-
capped the steaminR process and Davis
Investigated to make sure. The bar
rel was blown into small pieces.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Garment Workers Not
AlioBed to Sport Any
Non Union Toagery

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 27.-Thc Unit.
ed Garment Workers yesterday de-
termined TO make public example OK
any delegates who may be wearing
non-union made clothing.
The delegates will be inspected by
a committee whose duty il Will be %
separate the goats" from the Lambs"
and the goats alias those who are
wearing non-union garments. will be
called to the front OF the convention
hall and sharply reprimanded.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
SAY WARNER DREW CASH;
FAILED TO PAY UP

LANSING. Mich. Aug, 27.~-Follow-
ing an investigation, by members OK
the state central committee, Of the
disposal OF Republican campaign
funds. II has been alleged that in each
OF his last two campaigns. Gov War
ner, who has been making such a
boot" about publicity of campaign
contributions, although he was as
sessed $4,000, failed to tender that
sum 10 the committee. but instead
drew cash for his campaigning.
There are number OF men around
the state who have been heavy con
tributors TO the campaign funds
raised by the state central committee
in recent years, and they are inclined
TO be furious.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
TO APPEAL FOR RELEASE
OF RAY LAMPHERE

LA PORTE, Ind. Aug. 27.--Atty.
NefaeHy sstro defending Ray lamp
here, indicted on six counts for the
murder of Mrs Belle Guinness and her
three children. charged with compile
ity in the murder OF Andrew Heigelein.
yesterday prepared papers in appeal
for a writ of habeas corpus for the
release Of Lamphere.
1t is alleged that the state has no
evidence connecting Lamphere with
setting fire to the Guinness house and
nona to show he had anything TO do
with her death or the death OF her
children.
Mr.. Worden feels sure the arch
murderess is alive. we expect To
find her one OF these days" he SAIL.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The fol
lowing patents have been Issued Tor
Michigan: o. A. Anderson, Grand
Rapids, bench wise; f. H. Grant, Mar
shall fitting bin; II. l.. Haskell,
Ludington, folding table; {. A.
Knapp, Sheridan, lantern holder. J.
Kridler. assignor 10 r. w. Buse. Grand
Rapids, and II. Kridler. Caledonia. at
taehment- for stieka- heads. May
hew, Detroit, steering gear; G.. w
Nistle. North Muskegon. and X. l..
Clifford, Illinois. electrochemical con
centration of liquids; III. K Radford
Detroit. assignor to Detroit Coin
Wrapper Co. Wayne county. Michi'
gan, machine for making wrappers
for coins.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Georue-t- strena Dead.

George j. Streng. manager of the
Kercheval Furniture company of No.
S07 Kercheval-ave.. died in Red Cross
hospital at . o'clock Wednesday
evening. For several years he had
suffered from kidney trouble, but re-
Gently the disease had become com
plicated. Monday while returning
home he fell unconscious on the side
walk In front OF his house. cutting
his head badly. Several stitches were
taken I'm the wound, vt he did not re-
cover from the attack and Wednes'
day went to the hospital where death
enEnl.h
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

A. G.. Brown married a Miss All
reuts. daughter of the millionaire to-
bacco man, 1t was with her money,
II Is alleged. that he purchased a seat
on the New York Exchange and start
ed business Some time ago she OBJ
tanned divorce from him.
When the Arm OF John w. Gates
and his Is partners. known as the
Twelve Apostles, disbanded and retir-
ed rom business recently II was A. O..
Brown 4 Co. that took over many of
the leased telegraph wires and sever
al Of the Offices of the Gateses, notably
that in Washington. With those wires
and Offices came, II Is said, many OF
the plungers who did business with
the Gateses.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Mo Warrants Vet for Suspects.

No warrants have been ISSUED rs
yet against Charles and Harold RAJ
son and William Vann, arrested in
connection with the d. Z. X, counter
felt ticket swindle. All three were
Temanfet ~ the custody of he police
for another "a hours by Justice Stein.
wednesday noon In the meantime
the prosecutor and the officials of the
ID. u. r. are In earnest consultation.
The new developments, which came
TO light Tuesday and interfered with
the issuance OF warrants. have not yet
come to a head.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
EAST BtJFrAIo

BUFFALO. Aug. 27.--t Special Cat
tle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 5,VVU, SLOW; neuvy' sfnu t.t2'
6r5; pigs. S5.50m6. Sheep-Receipts
900. steady: torN. $3.50. Calves.
Strong. $3.50. down.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
TILTED, FILES SUIT
FOR RETURN OF GIFTS

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 27.-J. F.
Henry, wealthy Atlanta manufactur-
er, vino recently was ii'eed by Velma
H. Barge. of Georgia, yesterday nled
suit for the return of gifts
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Operators Daring Swim.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 27.-Two tele-
graph operators employed by the
Western Union Telegraph Co., last
night swan TO the chamber of com
merce building and cut in on wire
that had not been cut down. This
wire, with possibly railroad wire
into the yards. In outlying sections OF
this city, is the only means of COM
munication TO the outside world.
The city was warned last night that
there was danger of the dams break
ing.
Despite the fact that the water
stands six feet in the residence dis
trict of the city and is deeper in 9TH
er portions, there has been no indica-
ton that the people are suffering.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
The government patrol boat Sunbeam
annI urel fnnr smnll hnnls lue sdn y

night ana NCfnVSuU- tfrr uv-rTrrr
were assessed 5000 each by Collector
OF Customs Whelan The boats were
owned bysA G. Depuyat. OF No. 179
jefferson ave. Harry Smith, OF Crosse
Pointe. Theodore Luce. and w s.
Maybec. the latter OF No. sec Four
teenth-ave. All the boats carried
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Police Secretary Charles 4. Nichols; "a
political campaign IN certainly

great thing to get a man acquainted
with the town he lives in. had no
idea Detroit was getting -bs-stcti
big city until / began To gct
around. There is another good fea-
ture about a campaign, one gets
plenty OF fresh air. which cannot
help but prove beneficial unless the
effect is counterbalanced by over
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

DR.. J. 3. Bradley, candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor
addressed 400 people In the Oddfel-
lows temple. at Hubbard-ave. and
Baker-st.. wednesday night. and was
roundly cheered when he urged his
hearers not 20 violate that time-hon
ored custom" by giving Gov. Warner
a third term Dr. Bradley. promised.
II elected, 70 stop state employees play
ing politics, and 20 make his adminis'
tration a business one. He approved
the taxing of telegraph and telephone
companies on the ad volorem basis,
and an amendment 10 the primary law
so as 70 make II applicable to al Of
fees. A speech In the interest OF Dr.
Bradley was also delivered by clyde
Webster
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
It c m S
Band cOncertsi Belle Isle. Thursday
evening; Cnss park, Friday afternoon.
Hendrix Hull whnroo. who says he
L. n anIIsiu of L. Ing MeneLik md the

''''
crown prince OF the fONat mouse 81
Abyssinia. is down and ont "a be
troit and is now guest" in thG No
Gregor mission. He came To- THIS
country TTEnT HIOHtiTs ago ttt sTtys,
hoping To secure good position ana
make money. But he has been out OF
employment for some time and Is
now planning To give lectures on che
streets. having already obtained the
necessary permits. He il only await-
ing the arrival OF his costume from
New York The prince speaks seven
Ionunarpg
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

After the theater go to Giles Cafe
and Northumberland In season
-Stroh's famous Bohemian Beer on
tap.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
In attempting Ia pass a farmers wagon
M MnnnNAnrd nnE NlllnAN -uNes.. iu


Highland Park Wednesday night. an
automobile owned ana driven by God
frey A ScheiCh. No. IL Jay-st. col
lided with a Flint car. and two Of
the occupants OF the machine. Charles
j. Diedrich. vice-p president and gen
cral manager az the Huctteman az
Cramer CO. and William Fritz. book
keeper for the Detroit steel Cooper
age co. were PAINFUL cut and bruised
about the head. body and legs. The
auto t--tittt+NpH- against wagon.
loaded with produce which Ellis Holt
man, Il farmer living near Rochester,
was bringing to market. Hoffman
was thrown OF his seat, escaping
with bruises. while his produce was
scattered over the pavement. Died-
rich and Fritz Were- taken home IN
another auTOmObttC. Several other
occupants IF the-aHto- escaped Injury
almost BY q miracle. as the machine
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

VIM. suixer. of New York,
whose picture g. here shown. ON his
return from nm extended campnign
Trip through the intermountain and
pucifc caHst states, In IN Interview
declared that Bryan g. very Strong
out shore nnf ihrtI tkP trcH1e adous
vote 30 viii .inii In the states veal
of the Mississippi viii he "a great SUR
prtae.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

kegan. H.. was the son OF Mrs Eliz-
abcth Hendricks. OF No. GSj Clark
ave. and a brother Of Mrs. L. : Lanls
and J J. Hendricks Cody had
worked as u linotype operator In all
the large cities of the country.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

Ma says woman may look hard
without being hard-looker.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Girl Attempts Suicide.

Mae Gillespie, % years old who
lives at No. GIG Beaubien-st., attempt
ed suicide by swallowing carbolic acid
in the room OF Guy w. Rees. No. 271
Jeffers on-ave., who is said 10 be her
lover. The girl was taken In the East
End ambulance 10 St. Mary's hospital
where prompt action by the doctors
saved her life.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

Bu.iness-iike PRINTING. so fuss and
looks right. Times Printing Co.. Is
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
John R-st. Phone 1tet.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
STOCK EXCHAN &c
MARKED BROWN =
FOR SLAUGHTER
OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM A
MEMBER or BROKERAGE
REFUSED TO CERTIFY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The first
official statement Of the causes
that leo to the failure OF the brok-
eraee house Of a. o. Brown & Co.,
was issued today, by e. r. Bu-
chanan. the man who engineered
the disastrous deal on the stock
exchange. The statement reveals
a defiant attitude on the part of
the firm toward the stock es-
change and lends color to the re-
port that the firm had been mark
ed for slaughter by the exchange.
Buchanan says Of the failure:
at. was caused by the sudden
refusal Of our banks to certify
our checks as they had always
done and by the attitude OF the
New York stock exchange. There
-Vgfitt,=bs=hut= Observation-Disclosures
the liabilities and assets"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Brown Welded an Heiress.

they sold the enormous number of
$50 600 shares
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Thesearch-
lights glare is on Wall-st. corruption.
Men In high places are covering.
The failure of A. 0. Brown & Co. is
revealing much suspected, but hither-
20 untold rottenness of the big Big
Gambling Joint in the crooked little
Street and Upton Sinclair's new book.
"The Money Changers" hints strongly
OF much that long before had been
guessed by the intimates of the Shear
ers OF the Lambs.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
The new nuto fire engine. now being
cnuk frucfrh- hr- ffic Bfich,ftrh az ONO

bile Co. for the Detroit fire depart
mcnt. Is almost cOmptctcd. ttrri-~ttl
he ready for service about Sept. 10.
Capt William Courtcnay. or engine
No. 3: William wilkins. OF ladder No.
IL and Cullen brown. OF water tower
No l. have been assigned--to learn
the makeup OF the new engine and
they VIII probably be In charge OF
the new company. the headquarters
or which will be at St Antoine and
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

Ai..s.dsr. Umbr.Ils.. 40 Mo.re>
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
PRINCE INDICTED FOR
PERJURY OVER A DEBT

VIENNA. Aug. 26.-Prince Alexan-
der Radzivill. whose family was for
merly sovereign in certain districts OF
Poland. is under Indictment for per
jury and libel. II appears that Hie
Highness borrowed, eight years ago,
from a certain Vienna hotel keeper
named Gratzl, the sum OF Ave thou
sand dollars. giving his note for the
amount
Six years later Gratzl being unable
TO collect sued the Prince. The lat
ter then swore he had never seen
Gratzl that the note was a forgery.
and that the hotel keeper was liar
and a dangerous character.
The court thereupon dismissed the
case and sent Gratzl to prison for per
ttfry.-------------- -
When he came out of prison the
hotel keeper hunted up the witnesses
TO his financial transaction with the
Prince. Three of them were still alive.
They reported 10 the Grand Jury and
also brought documentary evidence In
favor OF the claim. Consequently the
court ordered the case reopened and
found indictments against the Prince.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

garian Fantasia" CTobanD; waltzcs
Erin lrish), tBennetJ, song; de-
scriptiYe pieces. Midway Plaisance.
characteristic two-step, Yankee
Dude" tLampe) The Star Spangled
Banner.
Al IuncheOn given BY this Detroit
NhOicsaiers' nSsOciutiOn Ia The Pcn-
Obscot Inn. Wednesday, Frank H.
Conant. who engineered the recent
buyers excursion 10 Detroit, was pre-
scntcd with a gold watch and fob
thc latter set with diamonds. ana
Mrs. COnant was given Il beautiful
lamp George IA. Barbour. Of the
Michigan stove Co. spoke on the
business outlook and prophesicd a