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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
PRIEST SLAYER
PAYS PENALTY
MURDERER OF FATHER LEO is
HANGED AT CANYON
CITY, cot.
SAID NE FELT NO SORROW
During Adjustment Of Cap and Moose
Ala Became Frantic and Called
Down Maledletlons on the
Roman Priests.

Canyon City, Col.-Calling down
maledictions upon the Roman priest
hood and shouting in Italian Long
Live Italy! Long Live the Prosest.
ants Gieuseppe ALA. the murderer
Of Father Leo Heinrichs. was car.
rled to the death trap and exactly at
$50 O'Clock Wednesday night paid
the extreme penalty Of his crime.
Perhaps "a more sensational and
thrilling scene was never beheld by
any of the lG persons present than
the execution OF this Italian murderer,
whose cries and screams were only
hushed by the automatic springing OF
the mechanism which forever silenced
the tongue that cried for vengeance
against those whom Ala had consid-
cred the destroyers OF his home and
happiness.
Unmoved at Death Warrant.
At ( o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Warden Cleghorn OF the state peni.
Tertiary. through his interpreter. An.
tonic Sassa, prison guard, read the
expectations, the prisoner exhibited no
emotion, not even moving a muscle,
and when the reading was finished,
said: AN right am ready to die
now"
At o'clock supper was served to
the prisoner, 1t being the regular meal
served TO the officers OF the prison.
Before eating his divided It into five
portions saying that one was for his
wife one for himself and one each for
mis- three children. He then ate with
apparent composure and relish.
Sure He Killed Right Man.
At : o'clock Guard Sasso came to
him with the information that within
one hour the execution would take
place. ALA again assented and said
he was ready at any time. He further
said he felt no sorrow whatever for
having killed Father Leo. He was
certain that Father Leo was the man
he had been searching for for many
months. and claimed that he had rec
ognized the priest by scar on the
side Of his face. Ala said he haH
worked for Father Leo in Portugal,
and was sure that he had killed the
right man. ALA said he did not be-
lieve there was a God, for II so, he
would not have been permitted to be
in his present predicament. He said
he found no fault with the law, but
that the priest did wrong in breaking
up his family.
Al $50 o'clock, everything being in
readiness. the warden's assistants APP
preached Alias cell and led the con-
demned man to the executive house.
where the black cap and moose were
adjusted by the deputy warden. Dur
ing this procedure ALA became frantic
and, shouting Long Live Italy! Long
Live the PTotestants!" ALA was then
placed upon the trap. Chaplain Blake
uttered a short prayer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Editors Mother Dies.

Fort Dodge, Iowa-Mrs. David
Roberts, mother OF G. A. Roberts.
editor OF the Evening Messenger. and
George T.. Roberts, recent director OF
the United States mint. now presl.
dent Of the Commercial National
bank OF Chicago. died here Tuesday,
aged so. The family supposed abe
was enjoying much-needed sleep and
did not disturb her. At noon her son
entered her room and found she had
been dead a short time. Death had
come while she was asleep.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
edition Of GRADED L.a,onn Bead.

Boston, Mass. - General Erastus
Blakeslee soldier. minister author
and editor and prominent in the Sun.
day school world as the author. editor
and publisher OF Graded Sunday
School Lessons" died at his home in
Brookline Sunday after a brief illness.
He was many times commended for
bravery during the civil war and was
n brevet bTigadier general.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
FLEEING TRusTY DROWNED.
Three Trusted Nebraska conVlets
Make Break for Liberty.

Lincoln, Neb.-Three short-term
convIcts in the penitentiary, J.
G. Farrell. Joseph Fielding and Chas.
J. Bowers escaped from the field in
which they we're working Tuesday.
Two OF them. Bowers and Fielding,
were recaptured, but Farrell was
drowned while trying to swim Salt
creek in his flight. That was the
story told by his companions and War
den Beemer confirmed II to his salts.
faction. although the body was not re.
covered. The three men were regard
ed as TRUSTEES and were given I'M
unual liberties.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
soeIaIIsts Threaten Denomination.

Wellington, n. 1.-THE Socialists
in Auckland are threatening to
hold 4 demonstration of the unem-
ployed as n protest against the public
expenditures incidental TO the recep-
ton of the American feet. In the
house OF assembly here Wednesday
night Mr.. Malcolm, one OF the men,
bers. declared that there was dan
ger that the visit Of the American
feet might cause the oolonlsts TO
place dependence on the United States
rather than on the motherland.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
HUSBAND SHOOTS THREE.
Milwaukee Man Kills innocent BY.
stander, His Wife and Himself.

Milwaukee. wish triple traE-
edy Friday night three persons
were shot TO death. The dead
are William Hin, n barber; his wife
known. however. as Mrs. Kimball, and
Joe Biettner.
Hin did all the shooting. He fired
at a man OF whom he was jealous, but
killed Biettner, an innocent spectator.
Then he murdered his wife aud com.
mitted suicide.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
MYSTIC sHRINERs IN ST. PAUL.
It is Estimated that 10000 to $4,000
viii Be in Attendance.

ST. Paul, MINI. - All day long
visitors had been pouring into
the city to witness the events attend.
ant upon the thir,y.fourth annual con.
vention of the Ancient Arabic Orde:
OF Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, which
begins Monday and continues through.
out the week. II Is estimated that 40 p
900 to $4,000 visitors will be in the
city by Monday night The downtown
streets were Illuminated Sunday night
in an elaborate manner. Entertain.
ments OF various kinds for the Shrin.
ers have been planned for the entire
week. The first session OF the impe
rial council will be Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
EDWARD OPENS
OLYMPIC GAMES
MoNARcAs OF TWO OTHER
NATIONS ARE PRESENT At
CEREMONIES.
ROYALTY OCCUPIES BOXES
inauguration OF Events 10 Brilliant,
Despite UnfsVorabIe Weather
Cheers for Americans who
Lead Parade.

London--ln the presence NJ three
kings and many lesser royalties
and before crowd Of nearly 100000
persons. the Olympic games were be.
gun in the Stadium Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock In drcnching rain.
while the rain married the hrilliancy
of the great International event. 10 did
not lessen the enthusiasm. and as the
$500 athletes. representing 30 nations,
passed In review before King Edward,
there was tremendous cheering.
Great Applause for Americans.
The American team of 90 athletes.
which II locked upon as the probable
winner. led the parade the position
being determined alphabetically. !,
drew round after round NJ applause,
the demonstration accorded 1t almost
cqualing that shown IN, English team.
King George of Greece and King
Haakun Of Norway we're present.
Queen Alexandria. jhe Duke and
Duchess 81 Sparta. the Crown Prince
and Crown Princess OF Sweden. the
DUKE and Duchess Of Connaughl tn"
Duke %, Argyle ana scores OF other
title bearers were spectators
Tn, athlete, came into n" arena
through twin entrances and drew mp
opposite the royal hrN and The group
o. Olympic committees
King Edward entered over path
sirtwu with flowers and under an avn.
Ing that protected his royal head from
the rain he how ed his ackonVledC.
meu,s 10 the Noc.ierous welcome given
him
King Edward Speaks,
Lord p-sborOUGh hen stepped for.
ward and asked the King 10 formally
open the fourth Olympiad
\ fanfare o. trumpcts followed and
the King made his inaugural address.
The King cumplimrnted the com.
mittees on the success OF their ar.
rangements. praised The athletes and
the generosity OF their respective coun.
tries in sending such large teams, and
expressed the hope that the meet
would be conducted with absolute fair
ness and that the best team would
win.
This expression brought forth re.
uewed cheering.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Hay,ian Condition Serious.

Paris 49, Advices received here
from Port Au. Prince say that
conditions are becoming more and
more serious as a result OF the burn.
ing of the French hospital An out.
break is feared among the Haytians.
who are showing great hostility to
foreigners. The French cruiser Chas.
Seloup'Laubet is the only warship in
the hArbor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Utes Must WAX Back Home.

Rapid City. s. D.-Five hundred
Ute Indians, who revolted and
terrorized the country after Fee
ing from their reservation In Utah.
will have a sO0-mile trek back from
here Friday. The Indians will return
under escort OF a captain and ten
United States cavalrymen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
steamhoat Exnlodad.

Okoboji, Iowa - The steamboat
Piert0. while racing Wednesday
from Spirit Lake to Arnold's Park
with the boat Iowa, exploded In mid
lake. throwing several passengers into
the water. The passengers were res
cued and no one was seriously In
tured
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
oIueose Works 10 Rssums.

Davenport. Iowa 1t has been
announced here that the Davenport
Glucose works will resume work Aug.
1, after a layofi OF three months. This
means that TOO men win be put hack
70 work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Pottsrs spurn Socialist Platform.

Atlantic City. N. IAN attempt
to commit the annual conven.
ton OF the National Brotherhood Of
Operative Potters. which began here
Tuesday. TO an Endorsement OF u plat.
form OF the Socialist party tailed by
q vote Of 20 70 rs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Jealous Vito Kills Husband.

Billings. MOnt.-Timothy Reardon
Was shot and instantly killed
Monday by Florence Reardon, who
processes to be his wife. She recently
Instituted a suit in the district court
10 have an alleged marriage contract
with him validated. Jealousy is be-
lleved to have prompted the murder.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Brighton Beach Police
Make War On Gamblers

1t had been limited before the alter.
moons racing began that extreme
measures would be taken even to the
extent of closing the track. II the anti
betting law was fiagrantly violated or
II there were any riotous demonstra-
tons.
The behavior OF the crowd was ex-
cellent. however. and no radical action
was deemed necessary.
Some of the men arrested on the
track were released after being es.
cOrted out OF the grounds. light
men. however, were taken TO Brook
Ign police headquarters and afterward
released on bail for hearing Fri.
day morning.
Grand jury investigation of condi.
lions at the tracks Is proceeding and
District Attorney Elder OF Kings coun.
~ said Thursday that within twenty
four hours he expected indictments
of important persons in connection
with the alleged violations of the
anti.betting law.
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explosion of carload of powder at
the plant OF the Northwestern I'm.
provement Co.
The dead are:
George Mead. manager; Milford Nc
Donnell, clerk: Andrew Grill, clerk;
four miners Mrs, Peter Moffat and
her infant child.
Mead and the clerks had gone to the
powder house TO aid in unloading a
carload OF explosives, when a tremen-
dous roar shook the whole neIghbor.
hood. People three-Quarters OF a mile
away were thrown from their feet and
windows were shattered for miles
around
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Tagqart's Auto Causes Death.

Columbus. Ind.-Miss Elizabeth
Deupree. 40 years old, is dead, and
her mother. Mrs. Mary Deupree.
widow. Go years. is fatally hurt as
result OF a runaway horse that was
frightened by the touring car OF
Thomas Taggart.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
R.ln Aid. Dakota cron,.

Fargo. N. D.-Badly needed rain
began falling here Wednesday
night. with every indication OF a
heavy downpour It has rained in
nearly every portion and crop oondl-
lions are regarded as greatly Inn
proved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
castsllane seeks custody Of Children.

castelIans Seeks Custody Of Children.
PaTis-Count Boni de Cactellane
Thursday formally fled suit for
such revision OF the decree OF dI.
vorce obtained against him by hts
wife. now the Princess de Sagan. as
will give him the custody OF his three
children.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Women Injured In a Panic.

philadelphia. Pa.-During an cleo.
trio storm which passed over this
city Sunday lightning struck Il trolley
car returning from a suburb partly
filled with passengers and In the panic
which ensued Ave women were thrown
10 the roadway and badly injured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23
Catcher killed BY pitched naIl.

Rockford. nl.-while catching a
baseball game. Frank Howard OF
Harvard. H.. WAS hit over the heart
BIZ . swiftly pitched ball and instantly
Killed. He was lG years old.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23

Trenton. N. J.-Broken.hearted be-
cause of his arrest. Ralph Z. Hemmen.
way. a well-known resident OF Read.
ing Pa. died suddenly in the county
Jail.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-23

Nine Persons Blown to Pieces.
CeeMm. wash-Fragments OF nine
bodies are scattered for half
mile Friday as the result Of the
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
Daily Death Lis.

Margaret King. 81 years St. Mary's
hospital; senility.
Julia sheahy, SO years. SO Beech; Sc
A. benjamin Cooper. As years. ia
Fifth; cancer of liver.
Margaret Glib. 81 years, ST. Mary's
hospitals -pareais.
Fannie Wolf. ~ years. Grace hos
pital; tuberculosis.
Joseph Suchy, 81 years, $50 Thirty
secondipt.; pneumonia.
Mine Feldheim. months. l27 Ma
poleon: marasmus.
James r. 6heeran, SO years, Harper
hospital: pneumonia.
Patrick II. Hanrahan. months, 4s2
Baker: mArasmus.
Lewis Chmiei. . months, r.+3 Rivard;
tuberculosis.
Helen r. Baud. 81 years, as Mel
Leona +. zimmerman, z months, $50
Elmwood; convulsions.
Martha Natske. 80 years. sss Crane;
pneumohiG
wii anu endocsrditis.' ~ ' 80
Rowland A. Mayrley. 1 month. "
Rogers: pneumonia.
Abraham Stein. 81 years, st. Mary's
hospitals; gunshot wound.
Madsline Meldrum, 81 years. 1898
Ferry; pulmonary hemorrhage.
GasephA Piotrocoska, s years, 479 Su-
perior: diphtherta
Joseph ,betlaff. 1 month. 71s Dubois;
Ethel Fletcher. 3 months. 12a Madi-
son: pneumonia
Anton Teodecki. 4 year CAS- Warren
east: pneumonia.
Julia e. Preston. ~ years. Ashviiie.
sarah J. Briggs, ~ years. s4s Sixth;
paralysis.
ward; marasmus
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
BRITAIN MAY LEND
SUPPORT TO SERVIA

BELGRADE. Oct. lat Is said In
political circles that Great Britain and
France have promised Servia their
moral support II she maintains n
peaceful course, and have suggested
also that Servia might be given the
Sanjak Of Novipasar. with Turkeys
consent
Prince Peter OF Montenegro. son
OF the reigning prince, Nicholas l..
has telegraphed to Grown Prince
George Of Servia, saying:
81 am delighted ct the spirited and
very practical words you spoke to an
equally enthusiastic gathering Of our
dear brethren. I cordially embrace
you. dear cousin, and pray God wo
may soon meet on the crimson field"
Prince George has sent the follow
Ing message In reply: Your kind
words have deeply touched me. Ever
true to the ideals Of our beloved ma
tionality, I am rejolced beyond meas
ure at the opportunity given me to
participate even IN the most modest
way In the enthusiastic and united ex'
preston Of patriotic feeling of our
dear brethren"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
RurLEDGE MURDER TRIAL
ON IN MUSKEGON

MUSHROOM. Mich. Oct l3.-(spe-
cial )--The trial OF Charles Rutledgr
for the alleged murder OF Geo,
Mitchell. by stabing. on the night OF
Sept. o, vas begun In circuit court, to
dsy. The case opened with DIR. Geo
1. f,ofevre. of this city, recalling tho
examination he made OF MitcheHs
wounds, on the night OF the tragedy
Hundreds of vould-be spectators be
sicged the court room before the doors
were opened
Mrs.. Rutfedss. the prisoners vita
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
DIED

BUM. Oct. IL. Josephine. nee Brink
man. aged 81 years. beloved wife OF
John p. Buhr and mother OF 10 sur
yiving children. Funeral from resi-
dence. Bismarck-st.. near Jos. Cam
pau. Thuraday at $3.50 a. m. to st.
Johns church at 3.
BI4AKE---oct. IL. at residence OF her
dauthser, Mrs. William Batty. 1891
James Grannary. of New. York city;
Mrs. Thomas Gallagher. Of Marquette.
Mich; Jacob and George Blake. OF
dence at o'clock. Funeral car 10
woodmere cemetery. Quebec. Can.
and New York city papers please
copy
pAHLxE-oct. IL. at his residence. ais
Dahlke nee Bowe. Funeral from his
late residence. Wednesday. 2:30 p. m.
Interment at Evergreen cemetery.
R rsss No s 80. K % e. F. NM Il Kennedy
HALL-Mrs. George w. Hall. at Trav-
erse City. mother of Phiia r. Hail.
Interment at Saline on Wednesday.
LADEROOT-Oct. 10. Ell Laderoot,
Esther sS and e father Of jerome Vincent Il.
Joseph, Mathilda. Amanda, Ida and
Lawns. Funeral "wednesday at a.
IN. from residence. 23i Hoicomb-ave..
and 81. Clements church at Center
cREED-oct., I. 1905, at residence. \2ss
Townsend ave, Mrs. Mary Creed,
widow OF the late James Creed. and
beloved mother of Mrs. f. r.. Shana-
han, William. Mamie. Katherine, Jo-
seph and lanes Creed. Funeral
wednesday, Oct IL, from above resi-
dencc nj n. m. and st. Charles's
et e.fhs standard time. Burial
al Mt. olivet. New York papers
please copy.
PURDUE---Oct. 10, James Purdue, be-
loved father of Mrs. Frederick Lead
better. MRS Swift LOOMS. OF Texak:
Mrs. Iustus Weller. Notice OF flu
neral later.
eHEERAN--James r. husband OF Mrs
Annie H. Sheeran. and son OF the late
James j. and Isabelle Sheeran.
brother OF Clarence J.. Francis s.,
Mrs. w v. Parshaii and Mrs. Carl
liaincs. Sunday, Oct IL. at $40 A. n.
Funeral Wednesday from ss2 Fourth
ave at . q. m. and st. Patricks ca
fhedfai Ss2o n
oHEA--Oct IL. 1905. at late residence,
Isl fwcuty-thtrd-st Margaret VI
shea. widow OF the late Timothy Shea
and mother OF Frank. Alice, Lotto
and Ethel Shea. Notice OF funeral
later. Member or Branch No. 500. l.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
POLICE STREAMING TO
INDICT SUSPECT MANN

CHICAGO. Oct 1a.-Additnial In
formation tending to the Identification
OF Luman c. Mann AZ the mysterious
u. H. Raymond" who took Fanny
Gilmore Thompson to the Michigan
ave. rooming house where the woman
was later found brutality slain. was
secured yesterday. but nothing ap.
preaching q confession.
Today. It Is said. the police will &C
before the October grand jury and
present evidence TO secure the in
dictment Of Mann, 70 circumvent At
torncy Charles Il. Erbstein. represent
Ing Mann, who forced the police to a,
bis bond at $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
"Alas for Ags When Il
Has No pIaoe 20 DE- He
Writes Before Suici1o

lRONWOOD. Mich. Oct. 13.-De-
lieving himself forsaken. and his eur-
tune OF $4,000 diysipated through m
wiss mining Investments: Janaes
Guest, once well known IN this vioin-
ity, killed himself by sho0ting, ncar
q blacksmith shop In Clovis, N. n. ~
ter mailing pathetic letter to =
Newspaper Of that town. telling at hin
cad life.
On receipt of the missive. q search
resulted In the fielding of Quests
body. His son arrived. bearing . mes
sage from the dead mans wife, begin
nins him to return to her. The con
II returning with the body.
This IL Guests letter TO the Clovis
Post:
OF late years misfortuns has
fseuiti.: sySssss our .ssrs:s s 1s-
and no home. no shsissr Tor oar
a nri n nae -s mort mort sSan
feel then. IN its fuii meaning. ths
sScius sS ,s: Ssiorsin. to p ,,',o
the means Of another. Even IN
youth. when there IL . hope left Of
acquiring an Independence, the
for age e ' wsish dis G"' 10 5. un
and quiet. when Il has no place
cs ssren 70 w .:sss: h sna ,S Sl
dies quietly within her own pre-.
cincts. Shall we creatures OF In
tsliect be less prevalent than the
Deathf There IL no death,
Christ demolished death, blotted Il
out. What people call the gete OF
line in ali the story Of hfs Il the
line we mark 90 blAck--the line
which marks the passing fron this
world. IL there no comfort In thar
worried past sndurance. Tee,
Il any longer. once lived happy
" wt ou my own sam K.spsss asaSs,'s' .''
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
THIRTY unions 4
DANv|LLE GUN
!. FOR CANNON
vERMiLLloM COUNTY. IN -uMcl
Jos's sAILlwIck- WOULD o.
FEAT sPEAkER 40 LAoon'o
ENEMv-HoT REVOLUTIONS.

DANvuLE, nj. Oct. 13.--sTo -
cure the defeat OF labor's enemlo1.
one hundred delegates fron - 1n&U
unions In vormillion county, togo4h0
with delegates from other c1ttoa ~
here and adopted an appeal % - sons
to the voters Of this, the e&ghtoo0th
congressional district, asking Sor ~
defeat OF Joseph q. Cannon The Un(b-
ering represented about 5000 v0tsFs
IN the district. "
n was known In advance reso1u-
tons unfavorable to Cannon would ~
managers made every poasible eGeet
to prevent Il.
Socialists Talk In Vain.
Democrats seemed to b. the rultng
faction In the meeting. There wefe
Socialist delegates present who tT1ed
% secure the Enforcement Of TIE 8o-
cialist candidates In opposition to Can
non. but the other delegates were 80
numerous.
The reading Of the appeal was FL.
lowed by q turbulent session. John ~
0eckler of Indianapolis, fepCeso0tlnG
the federation Of labor. and ]. T1se'
laar, Of Chicago. made speeches ~.
posing the Socialists.
Nat Cohn Of urhana, Gov. Dineeu'e
state Ash commissioners. fofmsr ppeo1-
dent Of the State Federation Of Labor
was present and spoke against The ~.
peal and IN favor Of the Ca1nou n
terests. The appeal was adopted ~
an overwhelming vote.
Whist Resolution oays.
The resolution condemns Cannes
for hostility to labor legislation. 4
says In part:
After an exhaustive investigAr
ton OF the speakers record IN
congress we have been compelled
l to admit that the charges are
true. that his retirement from con-
gress would be benefit 70 tAe
| whole nation.
The appeal also says the house Of
| representatives has lost tn place q
the confidence OF the people a : troe
open forum, and II not representative
Of the wishes OF the American nattoo.
II does not suggest any other ca,
didate 70 be voted for. the main o.
Jet being TO defeat Cannon at any
cost
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Karl Kuegler. $50 Rowena-
Charles Sampson, 81 High.
Louis Goodman. ls4 Gratiot
Bernado Rawetta, 394 Watson.
Patrick O'Reilly, 932 Grand River.
Ellis Gutenberg, %82 Riopelle.
Charles BastheL SO Stanton.
walter Lyppe. SOL Mack.
William Stevick, SO Custer.
Bernard Miller. 62s Humboldt.
BOYS.
John Ochonberg, 11S8 Gratiot.
Ellis Gutenberg, 4S2 Riopelle.
William Hilderscheid, 1872 Mt. Elliott
Howard Wilson, 81 Montcalm.
Henry WILDER, 325 McGraw.
Fred Parnell, Shady Lane.
william Wrobleske, rae Chene.
Herman Wayne, l39 Bates.
Joseph Carney. 6Ss MorrelL
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
SORROWS U. OF M. ExHIsir.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. f3.--Dean
Vaughan OF the u. of NJ. medical col.
leFo and delegate to the international
tuberculosis congress has received
word that the Michigan university
pathological exhibit was valued 90
highly by the New York Anti-Tuber'
cuiosis society thar II Wishes 20 En-
hiblt II In New York for three or four
months. Honorable mention Ne CIV
on to the exhibit IN the rewards Of TIE
congresa.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
CAR ENTERS
SOFIA IN STATE


VO0utHuueu HUH F~Be O"e'
has observed an attitude Of caution,
causes considerable uneasiness In or
ficial circles in Belgrade, according to
dispatches received here.
There ia less fear of a war than of
a dynastic crisis and an attempt to
place the crown prince on the throne.
The Servian premier has tried vainly
to suppress the crown prince. for 1t 10
feared that he may lead bands OF vol.
unteersagainst Bosnia or do soA.ething
eQuallyrash.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-13
=NgGLLgY CASE pisMlseEp

ALEGAN. Mich. Oct lS.-Ths cass
OF Mrs. Mabel Medley. faith healer.
charged with manslaushter a. ths r.
suit of the death Of her twoyearold
son without medical attendance, wa
dismissed on motion OF thep roeecut-
ing attorney. On trial Of the case the
Jury disagreed, being evenly divided
for and against conviction.