The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
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NEW YORK, May 11.-Paul Beattie.
one OF the ''old guard" newspapermen
at police headquarters. died at st. Vim.
cents hospital, yesterday. He was
widely known among the police and
newspaper fraternity.
CHICAGO, May IA. Montgomery
Ward. reported seriously Ill at his
home in Pasadena. Cal, Is troubled
merely with mild case OF neuritis in
one arm, according TO Chas. II. and
VIM. c. Thorne. his business repre-
sentatives In the city. The latest
news indicates that he is recovering.
BALTIMORE, May 1l.-Arthur
Rand, the Negro convicted at Price
Fredericktown. Md, Saturday night, OF
felonious assault on Mrs. Mary Ward,
white woman, was sentenced today
TO II years In the penitentiary.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 11.-Mrs.
Helen L. Moses, 55 years old, nation
al president OF the Womans board OF
missions. Christian church. died of
heart disease at her home in this city
today She formerly lived at Topeka,
Kas.. and Charlottesville, Va.
KIEFF, Russia. May l1.-Typhoid Is
raging In the city prison here, which
is crowded to overlooking with prison
ers, many OF them arrested for politi-
cal offenses. Already more than 200
persons have persisted and it is i'm
possible to check the epidemic.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. May IL
Thomas Van Alstyne, of Albany. N Y,
member OF the freshman class OF
Yale. is seriously Ill at Yale infirmary
as the result of clubbing over the
head by the New Haven police. His
recovery Is doubtful.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, May IL
A further adjournment until Thurs
day, May IA. has been agreed TO in
Harry Thaw's case. District Attorney
facR\ said today that all the arrange.
ments UP To this time have been ten
tative.
NEW YORK, May lit is better
to marry and have children than to
become artists and have careers. Olga
Nethersole told the members OF the
Peoples institute Sunday in a speech
favoring compulsory insurance and
old age pensions for workingmen and
workingwomen.
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, May 11.-With
about 200 pounds of dynamite scat
tered about the city believed TO be I'm
possession of school children, this
city Is In state OF terror. The ex.
plosive was stolen from a warehouse
by the children ON their way to and
from school
CHICAGO, May 1f.-Manufacturers
and other shippers In all parts OF the
United States, stirred by the project
ed Increase OF freight rates by the
railroads, are organizing for fight.
They will ask President Roosevelt to
interfere.
KENOSHA. Wis, May 11.--Herman
Koehler. and Mrs. Martha Schleyer,
who were shot here yesterday by
Martin Schleyer. the husband OF the
woman, In fit of jealous frenzy, are
both still alive, but the physicians be-
lieve neither can recover
BOSTON, May 1.-THE National
Association of Retail Grocers began
us duHudl convention mere TO-DAY WIN
500 delegates present and "a total at
tendance OF over 1000. President A.
L. Stark OF Boston presided
WATERBURY, Conn, May IL
The discovery OF a fiat bottom boat
careened on the surface OF Long
Meadow pond in Middlebury, discloses
that John Cummings. brakeman; Dan
Rafferty,, machine helper, and John
Brophy. laborer. all well known
sportsmen. are missing. They went
to the pond Saturday night 10 fish.
CHICAGO. May 11.-Mrs. Emma
Lofgren hurled her children. Arthur.
three years old, and Julia. ak months
old. from the second-story window of
her home Sunday night, injuring both
so severely that they probably will
die.
Mrs. Lofgren had been sick and II
is believed she became suddenly In.
sane.
HAZELTON PREPARES TO
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