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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
BOYS AND THEIR GUNS
Cause Alarm Among Resident on West
Side of City-Poiice After
Them.

Complaint has been made at police
Headquarters that boys shooting flo
bert rifles and ether fire arms are
creating alarm among citizens in the
vicinity Of West Twenty-sccond street
and Twentynineth street They shoot
at birds but the bullets have found
their way into the homes OF people
coming through windows and striking
dangerously near women and emil
dren. Pedestrians also have had mar
row escapes from injury The police
have instructions from the chief ia
look out fcr the offenders and bring
them in.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
Tbs nost Refreshing Drink In the World
A Thought.

am coming to believe that there Is
work for everybody somewhere. 1t
may not be II york we want. and it
may not be n place in which we de-
sire to stay, h. It will supply creature
comforts, and hats a great deal says
Home Chat. Most of us have to do
unpleasant 4 ings. from time TO time.
but 1t is qui.e possible to do them
cheerfullys
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
CARD oF THANKS.

We desire to thank the kind friends
and the members of the Woodmen of
the World who calae to our aid during
the recent fatal IL less of our son an3
brother, Harry Aopp.
MRS. JOSEPHINE BOPP.
AND CHILDREN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
rrarsferred to Milwaukee.

Or. ]. o. Cobb, surgeon in charge Of
the e. s Marine Hospita! in this city
has received orders to report for duty
at Milwaukee. Wis. His successor
here win be Dr. Robert L. Wilson. Of
New Orleans. who viii arrive here
next week when DR.. Cobb and family
will leave s,r Milwaukee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
Marriane Licensed.

Charles Fl. Inerham of Chickasaw.
ba. Ark. and Phoebe Womack Of
Cairo
George Seals of Florence Hanks,
both of Cairo.
John ". Brown and Mary Moore.
beth of Eldorado, III.
John Madison of Los Angeles. Cal,
ard Jennie II. Grisham of ObiCn
Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
Lecture al hiIqh School.

Dr. Samuel Dodds will lecture at the
High School this afternoon at 3
o'clock in Assembly Hall on the sub
iect The White Plague" All pa.
irons and friends Of the school are in
vited to attend this instructive lecture
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
Iondon's Water Supply.

The water supply of London is de
rived from the Thames and Lee
rivers and from springs and wells
According to the Lancet it is adequate
for the present, though the per capita
consumption is only 80 or "a gallons
as against a consumption of 200 gal
ions In Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15

The Ladies of Presbyterian church
will hold Delicatessen Sale AT
Cheney's store, $50 Eighth street. Sat
ur,lay. April -, beginning AT a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15

Fred Kotts-. who was severely in.
iured abort two weiss ago at the
wholesale house of the McKnight-kea-
ton Grocery company is improving.
Mr. hotter resides with the family OF
Capt. John Hacker. of Lower Wash.
ir gton ayeaue. The accident which
has caused his confinement TO his
room was sustained while he was re-
Iairing the elevator machinery at the
store. He was on scaffold at work
when the machinery broke tearing
down the scaffold and precipitating
lin underneath He sustained three
hloken ribs and other painful in
juries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
! SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL

a
pagna Mrs. Gallagher.
! Brief sketches # the composers rep
resented were given by the musicians.
! After the program there was a bust
ness session at which the annual elec.
ton of officers was held resulting in
the election of Mrs l.. Emile Proiilet
as president to succeed Mrs, c. Fred
Gallagher who terminated year OF
most capable service and who declined
to accept a denomination fer the ffice
Miss Fife Lansden who has seryei
most efficiently as secretary was re.
elected
The program committee 70 the next
meeting was announced as follows:
Mrs, b r. Thistlewood, Miss Zephil
Smith. Miss Magdaleue Vanderburgh
and Miss Bessie Turner.
The Fortnightly Yesterday cela-
brated it's third anniversary and tn
Improvement noticeable in the werk
.oi the members is ample evidence thar
the club is accomplishing some of the
purposes for which it was organized
The club was founded at a meeting
held in April 1906, at the residence
Of the Misses Emma and Lima Wood
ward and the original members of the
club are among the most interested
cnes of the present membership Mrs
b. r. Thistlewood was the first pres
dent OF the organization and refusing
reelection was succeeded in that OF
flee by Mrs, G. Fred Gallagher Both
ci these presidents We're loyal. tactful
and most dileent for +he good of the
club. That the club has endured aud
gained in ability and progress is due
not a little Z their efforts.
The Fortnightly starts new year
under happy auspices and with every
prosuect of attaining a higher musical
standard than hitherto.
Judge w. 5. Dewey has gone to Chi
cago on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Reichert OF
Grand Chain were in the city shopping
yesterday.
Fred Featherstone. the grocer, who |
has hnau III FOR two weeks with pneu |
nonia is improving.
Mr.. and RMS II. NJ. Click of Thirty |
sixth street. are the parents of a |
laughter born Monday.
Mrs. John Harkless and children Of |
Wickliffe, Ky. are guests Of Mrs f. A.
Burke of Tenth street.
Capt and Mrs John Hodges and son
Nelson. returned yesterday from q
visit with relatives at Unity,
A. r Comings went to Metre polls
Yesterday to serve as court reporter in
the Massac county circuit court.
Hon Jacob CoIbett of Wicklffe was
in the city last evening en- route to s.
Louis where he was called on bust
ne3s.
Mrs Henry McCabe and sister Mrs
A. II Moore. of Kankakee I'll, have
gone to Ullin to visit friends for
few days,
Mo ~+bu,,1y l,,o1,
ter, Miss Anna, of Wickliffe. Ky, Were
in the city yesterday on shopping
expedition.
Mrs. Copp, who has been the guest
of Mrs. J. H. Muleahy of HolbrCok
avenue has returned to her home in
Waterloo, ILL.,
Miss Magdalene Vanderburgh has
returned from a weeks visit to her
sister, Miss Pauline Vanderburgh a.
Union City, Tenn
Dr. Samuel Dodds returned yestor
day from Cincinnati O., where he was
called professionally. Mrs Dodds and
sons have returned from a brief visit
with relatives at Anna.
Mrs. John Hcdiger and family VIII
leave the latter part OF the week for
Peoria. where they will reside. Thev|
have resided in Cairo for many years
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
LEMON P|CKERS
ANNOUNCE CAST
REHEARSALS OF ELkS' PLAY IN
DlCATE FINE PERFORMANCE
WILL BE GIVEN.
BIG PlST-LENTEN EVENT
At Opera House Monday, April 20,
Promises tic Attract the Usual
Large Audience-Popular
Young People in Cast.

The rehearsals for The Lemon
Pickers," the play to be produced at
the opera house Monday night, April
20. under tie auspices of the Elko,
are going forward with much interest
and enthusiasm and the local talent
engaged in the production is entering
into the play With such earnestness as
to insure an excellent production such
as has characterized all the entertain.
meuts given by the Cairo lodge
After the Lenten quietude society
win be sue 10 blossom out in Easter
tinery to enjoy its first festiyity after
the penltenial period and the opera
house will &c crowded when The
Lemon Pickers" scatter a bunch Of
fruit next Monday night.
The play will be given Win new
scenry jg2zling costumes, catchy
music and criainal dances,
THE CAST.
Miss F'it1 Harris Scnulza.
Attorney wood Mr. Louis Block,
Attorney Leg. Mr Henry Gilhofer.
Miss SputteJbudgett. Carmeleta.
Willie Thrae O'clock, Mr. r. Walter
Gilby.
Dolly, Miss Grace Clendeuen
Lillian Lfmburger, Mr. Harry stark.
Members Of the Limburser Quar-
tette dramatic, minstrel and vaude-
vile entertainers, Messrs. Ed Allen,
W w Damron Henry SteineI George
Gernigan.
The Elks stunning beauty chorus
is composed Of the following talented
Cairo young ladies, Grace Clendenen.
Dina Mark Alice Morse Emma
Carey Florence Carey. Ada Walker
Kate Davis. Eva Goldburgh, Mona
Perrault, Kate Gilhofer Zaida Lewis
Lucille Robinson, Ethel Charles,
Edythe Hill Miriam Carey Iona
Swoboda, Jessie Davis. joe Winter
Jeanette Altman, Matte Mulvihill
Myrtle Teichman, Jessie Miller Grace
Flournoy. Clara Davis Smith.
The Mems chorUs Is as follows:
Henry Gfhcfer, Harris Schulze.
Harry Stark, Louis Block, Jesse
Gross, Les'io b. Roach, Herbert C.
Steinel. Kyle Emit. Harry w Schulz,
Geo. A. Gorrigan, Albert Nelson,
Reed Morse Hugh Murphy, John
Nulvihill. Bernard Burchtield. Berry
W w. Damon. Ed Allen, Allen HEX
cox, Henry Steinet, Paul Flournoy
Kenneth Wuuser Horton CrchoH.
Charles Young, Chas Wood Dan
Woods. Car. Theis Geo Mitchell,
Bob Cantwell Edw CantWell
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15

Roses and other plants at Mrs. Nal
denis. sig Twenty-second street.
Leave orders for cut flowers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
sign of Good Health.

Statistics show that the longest.
lived people eat the hcartiest break
fasts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15

Mrs. James Simpkins and Mrs r.
7. Griffin We're called TO Paducah yes
today on account Of the death Of their
cousin. Mr. Williams The decedent
was brother of Pearl Williams Of
this city who has been in Paducah for
several DAVIS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15
WE MAKE
CICho

THAT ANYONE CAN READ.
MARBLE, THE PAINTER,
220 EIGHTH STREET,
CAIRO, ILL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15

and their departure will be much re-
GREETED.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-04-15

Judge w 5. Dewey has gone to Chi
cago on a business trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
For Circuit
Court Comm IS 'Oner
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ISTERURaAs LINES.
Detroit unusd Interurhsu since.


Time table suejec; TO change with
out notice Central Standard Time
FLINT LINiTEDs-Daily. S:ls a IN.
a al as 2 m , 1 o,. 70 Rochester, =,
hourly until II % RI. For Flint a.
n and every two hours until 9 y. N
For wynndotte and TrcntoD 70 a.
NJ. COS n IN. and every 20 min. 20 Sos
m. then haif-hourly 10 tos p. m,
then every 90 min 20 g'Ds .. ~. then
halr. hourly to SIS n. m. then hourly
rstr=hOufty 20 I st . IN SUnuays
Net ca 7>1S a M
For R",., Oak. D,rminsh.m ora
NTH p. IN then hourly rnti II ..
N vrst car one-hel' hour later on
Lake end pont,,c--s n IN ard hourly
until ~ o N First car one hour later
~ sunday
nsr,p RAILWAY sysTru -rcr,
Cor New palt,morc .Arora. Marin
local or, run VIA Airo,ac. 70 NJ
r'o-rers hai' hourly. $40 n m. 20
c,drnor "nT y,s so src-e III" firc on-lr
prrRo,r woyRor vo'rro
sM .IH &c Sr "y % n f ~ ,n:
h;o0 p m Locals for Rockwood. New
port Monro. arf Toledo hourly. = 80
n m 20 $50 n m. also $50 and Il,
y 20 Monroe
nv 49, Lir0fteds 7tfS y m. fc.tS and
sai y m. Locals ror Jackson. : n
N and cverv two hours until y. N.
.o- Anr Artor. ~ nrd hourly until
- n ~ Tnr Saline $50 m ana
evcrv Two hours untli $40 p m. also
~ m: FOR plvmouth aud Worthwhile,
Tsn n m anr every two hours urtii
$40 n M nlao II = N.
1rtprurtan cars pass waiting sta
ton corner ~ Iaru-s ant Tr'swo'd :
r's Inst cars awaiting the closing Of
theaters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
STONE CONTROVERSY
MAY BE SOLVED

What may og may Vot work out a.
a solution o. the parl, department
crashed stone controversy. Whica has
takcn up much OF the time OF me con-
trailer. park commissioner auf IS
council committees for weeks, is thu
Zip given Controller noremus that The
granite purchased o. the park de-
pal tmcu' wcishs only 1900 pounds tu
the cubic yard instead OF $500 .ouncs
az called for BY tn contract.
The part department measure the
-loEc by cubic Yards ana coLoput' i
;hc number OF TONS TO be paid ior by
:hc number OF cable yards u tho
weight vas short, the, the dis,rt pan.
~ hctwccu The bills rendered the de
yartment and the railroad rates ID ex-
p,arhed
Eat
Aid rindley. charm an or the lain
ana accounts committee says
we weighed up the stone the
park departments two yard wagons
and round that the wagons held 300
IouEds The red wagons holo less
0u, enough 10 average up 1900 rounds
10 Tie yard aud two yards 20 the va
gOn
we are going 10 measure 'he stone
by both weight and yardaee a. the
quarry and then We viii know absol-
rtely which line OF measurement is
right. II the stone was actually deliy-
cred. the contracting company which
furnished it will be paid at once"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
WIFE TELLS HIS
HIDING PLACE
FRANK LIND, WHO EMeEZzlED
FROM DETROlTER. UNDER Ar
REST IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Frank Lind, formerly clerk IA thu
grocery store " Frank Zlmmcr No.
lll3 BeHeyue-aye who eloped with
ZlmmeT's servant girl two yeata ago
after cmbezZiing about s400 from him.
II IS alleged is Hnder arrest In salem,
S and Detective James DowG Will
20 pner him
I.ind's whereabouts became known
through the girl who returned - De
troit three weeks ago. She went d.
lect 70 Nj thinner and asked his
forgiveness. which was granted. The
police then wired 10 NJ Salem ., thor.
tiles and LIND was arrested on uii OIL
warrant charging him with The EN-
beyzl,ment OF only S65
~ the tiIue of The alleged embezzl4
non, and elopement. MIR Zimmer lay
sick IT. bed and Lind took advantage ~
bis condition Since his departure.
his wife, whom he deserted in this
city, has obtained divorce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
1t MAY is
NOT IN ON PUBLIC
SENTIMENT
POLICE COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC
POLICY POSITION STRANGELY
EXCLUDES, cADILLAc.s so. ST.
LOONKEEPER.

Louis lie May. proprietor a. aaloon
at No. - Cadiilac-sq declares har ne
is a victim OF police persecution and
The vors, OF IL is. he troWs no s. ason
ior ii, Moreover, the police have giY.
en Au none The "aouudinr metl-
DDS he complains OF are sell iihstrat
, cd by itue incident hEt oc-urred
( sunday morning.
Mr. Le May was standing IN front D.;
his riace with friend Thomas smart
who had called 10 discuss a }ryatr
business deal the eSchangc OF = rieo ,
on real estate for launch owned bs
Mr. IL May The laucr invited Mr..
Smart 10 step up 10 lis living pa
mei.ts which are connected IA ID
saloon and they had started 80 enter
whom "a policeman s,cpped mp 10 Le
MAY and said gruTly
Ste mere, LeMey. you've got -
keep this place closed on Sunday
Le May explained that IA, WAS
closed
Then wha are those fellow Joins
inside insisted the copper who had
evidently heard someone lCying
about IN the bar
Those are my men cleaning up,
answered LeMay, respectfully But
/ AM pot selling anything 1 can shoE
You a leW saloons right in This block
that are doing business though Why
done Won close mem up
II cant understand IT,, said lie May
20 The Times, unless il Is because [
was hostile 10 the Codd administration.
which MAS responsible for the appoint
mont OF Commissioner Smith, run
al orderly place close promptly on
time anu never do business out lde Of
the legal hours. FOR I know the police
havr II IN for me and DO nor propose
20 give them chance 10 make i com
plant In the three years have
been doing business mere there has
heeh- but one-AfTest In my pla re- and
| close earlier than anyone else around
here. saturday nights. just 90 avoid
any possible chance OF II disturbance
But for all that The police are 1gains'
me anu are just waiting their chance.
il would seem. TO calch ,ue violating
the law In the meantime. other sa-
looms around here run about "a they
please and YOU never hear OF com
plant give Ii up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
TAFT TO SPEAK IN
ONLY DOUBTFUL
STATES
CONSEQUENTLY osTRolTERs
WILL NOT HEAR hlM-CAh.-
-sAIGN PLANS APE DISCUSSED
At PUT-lN-BAY.
DETROlTERS

an, ., ans. ,,..,,.
-. -, .~., .".'..
~ u'"' "i''"''
during me plchiuthI"I '"inp"isH'
his Information Wa gwen Ihe ''
cal leaders by Tar and fgaue il
l.itchcoch ON "a. occasion of 90
l.,s,1 uecre,,. ,achl rim ,l p.
,..,,,.,,.., am, -.,,t.. viii, tn.
''''
'hhii ih'h OF ne '"'''"'' '''''''''
ou hoard
Tart is needed ia the doubUti
states--you don't need him IN Alchi
San said Hii' hoo Is la Hugh Shel-
, Republican club
Il a. probable tna James =. Sher-
RAN candidate Ion tict pres ,0en,
/ viii Oe heard here az SOME Republic
( can meetings sherman ls not billed
, through 50 lully ~ ne idcntiHi
candidate, Nh"ln"r he VIII get "a De
: tfOit or NOT depends 4puu t1e stat"
of bis health
: 7 he Michigan situation with regard
Ito the gupernatorial fight Was uiIy
/ discussed by The party on board The
/ Ealcyon Col. Hccker $ yacht, and p
/ seemed to hc the opinion hat the
/ wounds No enc party will be healed
! before he FIRST OF October
The Dt,rUiters did moi set chance
TO talk very long with Taft He mot
| them on he porch % lis cottage a.
! Put Bay and SHOOK hands al
around telling them that he was glad
! he could feel assured or Michigan's
support
/ Hitchcock. the odd sleuth' OF the
! Tar campaign made great hlt NHu
/ the local men VINO met him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
In Socie ty

Mr. and Mrs FRANK y. CasC IN
nouncc the engaee menl OF iheir dHngh'
ter, Miss fuchsia " 20 E1V'h d.
Nail
Mrs ". Pi'hsie, "I No. % 0e'on''
ave. aunuuncrs me ehsa q u'lt u
her 'authler. VI iss M''"F ''H''' 80
Charies y h"N"i"S'
,tn .rd ,f,. Iobp y ZONES ~ No
., -, o,,o,,,ce ~ er0aoe.
,,o,t nr moi, dauahter Miss Hs - r
- rlyj, 'uavbew
Mr. and Mrs James BeverdGe ali.
nounca the engagement OF their
dauzhtcI Miss Naude ~, TO Percy IS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
A Bold Step.

To overcome the well-grounded and
reasonable objections Of the more intel.
70 SggTH-
pounds. Dr. X. Y. Pierce. Of Buffalo, y.
y. some time ago. decided 10 make q bold
departure from the usual course pursued
b. the makers Of put-up medicines for do
nestle use, and so has published broad
cast and oTVniy 10 the whole world, a full
aud comph-.e list Of all tho ingredients
entering inNS>the composition OF his widely
celebrates tedicsies. Thus he has taken
bis numerals YAtrons aud patients Into
his full S0nllSfnce. Thus too he has re-
observation-disclosures from among secret
nostryU<of doubtful merits. and made
themLfentdtes ~ hn0cua Composition.
Ky tbs bold Zen ~. RiGrce has shown
NAl-tS- formulas ne ~ SUE -exceIlllc
thai be ls uXi- AtLa.l-t 10 SUBJECT them @
tkaAul.1 4cIltlqy.-
No. only does ne ~JsIrsr q every Uo;;le
famous medicine FOR weak stomach. torDid
liver or bilOusness and all catarrhal d'seascs
wherever located. have printed upon L; n.
pipfn Encltsh full and complete list OF all
the ingredients composing IL but snail
book mas beea complied from numerous
standard medical works. Of ali the different
schouIs Of practice. containing very numer~
Gus extracts from the Writings OF leading
practitioners of medicine, endorsing ia Us
stgDb gyst rpsst!' terms, eACh A1G cvery iugre-
dlext contained in Dr. Piercs's medicines
Onc OF these little looks will ~ mailed FREQ
70 any one rndins Adqrsss on postal cAId or
by letter. TO DIR, X. v. Pierce, Bnrelo n ".
, and requesting The same From this little
booh IL will be learned that Or. Pier'e's n ed
tcines contain no alcohol NsrcoGcs mineral
agents OF other po.spnous or inJuTOus agsnts
aud that they arc made from native. rnedicl-
RAJ roots Of greg value also that some %
tEe most yLvaise Ingredients contained IN
d.. Plerces tayorite Prescription .or weak.
DeTvuas, over-vorked. run down" nervous
and Sebiutated women ware cr piCvcd. lonz
CT ego. By the Indians for similar Ailments
-ksc-ino- IhtIf 9IIsNs = M fET--I CH1s q rtr7
most value be medicinal pIants entering 10 TO
the cDnI,o<it!Gn 90 Dr, Plerre's tayor1te prp-
s.ril 4on gN known 70 tho Indians as
"scuav-We Our knowledge OF tie v>es
-t,f act tag ~ Our gs.cs--x alua biz i-e-
Gtcinal plants was gained irDrr the lnciaus
AS made up oy improved and exact pro-
cssss. the -Fnvori'e Prescription ~ 70 most
ssncsc-it remedy Ger regulating All Tho VIC ~
tnly functions. correcting disDi Sernents. 80
proi5psua /sntevcrsicn and rctorvers.on.
overcoming painful periods. touring up tho
nerves ana bringing about q perfect state Of
health Sold ey all ds~lSrs ia medicines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
stray sulie, Hits : Man

A stray shot from rife In the
hands of an unknown man who was
hunting Ia a cornfeid OH LeMeyaVc.
near Mack, sunday morning, struck
l2-yearold David Allemsn No. COZ
LeNay-ave.. who was walking through
the field, The wound was not serious.
however the bullet simply grazing the
skin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

STR CITY OF CHATHAM MAKES !.
round trip from Detroit TO Chatham
Every fridsy sna saturdsy. leaving
turning. leaves Chatham at o. m,
Fare. round trip. .tei one way, soc. One
way trip from Detroit on sunday morn.
inE ar o'clock and on Mondsv and
Wednesday az D m. JOHN STEVEN
sOS. Agent n of Rardolph-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Wharf Foot or Wayne ~,
For CLEVELAND, PITT>BURG and all
points East. DAILY l0:sV D N FSrs
t. Cloy sisnd 500
WEEK. END Excursions to Cleve-
iand every saturday night g. round trip.
Day Trips to Cleveland every Tues.
Thurs and sat g20 a m. Fare $40
Form %t.sv y 4 <a-ruriE t+r-tAur+~-ya4-
Irua. retosIsy, tn1rago. 500, Marquette,
Duiuth-Lesvs Monday and Saturday s
Ia. Wednesday and Friday gao a. m
For TOLEDO sunday and Friday o.
m, Tuesday and Thursday, s.45 a. m.
speeisl steamer direct to Mackinal
and Aipena. Leave SUNDAYS 10; 30 a. m
Tsesdsys. s:io . m. and fhursdeys
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

to succeed Nd kingsley who Is
a candidate ior sheriff SIR. Engel
Is member OIL cisarnakcrs'
u-7-r- =--------il- = .lle
Third W ard. and is making an
CUCTIC 77,-IT1 TT15'rrr-,- ii- tt-+- ii---i-
DatiUu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08
Roa1 Of sahe N aiu.r

Joseph Belangcr aud lion. j. Z
Resunie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

Nhs body Of q new-Dorn babe was
foDn6 TD5tN2 NJ Jhf 4lYtK on 'hC fo0i
~ RandoIph.st Monday moruicg. \
-scAnE- c1lnlles- mo -lAe -rixer- II TIL.
point and ir Is fhOU Do, the body
reached the rTe- from that source
Ccrono. Bennei IS lnvesdaatn ri Thu
LcdV is IN The coauty morgue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

job Printing done fignt. Times prsnt-
tina Co. 10 John R.-sL Phone l4)s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

J. = rT00tfvfT- ". ft-Tttvt5v - g.
2ngs. 'Bucklen's Arnlca Salye is- a
,sure-cnOugh kn9cSer for ulcers \
-----4-- 49, 1a--.a - - log lagi s1nmef-
bGi ihst wonderful salvo knocked it
ont ~ o fow rounds. Not even a scar
remained" Guaranteed FOR piles. sores
burns. etc Al f. G. klnscl. Central
Drug Co.. GRAY & Worcesters drur
stores
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

LAKE Avn pIv,;u ~ric,MEns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-08

MIR. and Mrs Frank a. Case TN.
nouncc the engage menl OF their tGugh-
ter. Miss Fuchsia VI 10 Edwin y.
\~,H
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-09
NAVY OFFICER
UNDER ARREST

SEATTLE (Wash), March 2S.-
Passed Assistant Paymaster A. s..
Brown of the United States cruiser
Philadelphia, at the Puget Sound Navy
Yard, is under arrest on board the
ship. Navy yard officers refuse to dis
cuss the matter further than to admit
that Brown is under arrest. But it is
reported that he is charged with a
shortage in his accounts of $500, and
that he is awaiting the decision of the
Navy Department as to the advisable
ity of a trial by courtmartial.
Brown is a nephew of Captain V. L.
Cottman, recently captain of the yard
at Bremerton and at present in COM
mand of the cruiser California. 1t is
reported that Brown may escape
court-martial by resigning from the
service and making the shortage good.