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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-01-29
DISFIGURING
1CrnorS, EczemaS, and feelings
Cured by Cuticura.

:, The agonizing itching and burning of
the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair
and ,crusting Of scalp, as in scaled head,
all demand a remedy of extraordinary
virtues to successfully cope with them.
That Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment.
and Cuticura Pills are such stands
proven by testimonials of remarkable
cures when all else has failed.
worlo. Depots: London %. Charterhouse So paris
2, hue oe IA Paix Australia. r. Towns 4 Co Sydney:
Boston. N"'P' O0e EropSs
Ds-Mailed free. cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-01-29
Roadside Trees.

The majority of the highroads in
Belgium are now planted with trees
along the way, to the great pleasure Of
travellers and to the advantage of the
country. In total distance of about
4,77o miles there are no less than 900.
600 of these roadside trees.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-01-29
Training.

"Why. Nettie," said her mother
what In the world are you pounding
your doll with your fathers slipper
for?'
Because she refuses to obey me.
mamma" replied the little miss. I'm
not going to have the neighbors say
ing that spared the slipper and spoil.
ed my child."-Exchange.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-01-29

Some trains Of thought do not carry
much Observation-Disclosures Telegraph.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-01-29
PUTTING Il Mildly.

The flooding Of Yorkshire mine had
tragic result, and Il miner was de-
puted to break the news to poor wo-
man whose husband had been drown
ed.
Does Widow Jones live hereT
NO" was the indignant lady's reply.
IouUe uar! ne Said.-London
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-01-29
TA|LIKGS FOR ROADS
Value Of Refuse From Mines In
Missouri.
GOOD SURFAcING MATERIAL.

When Relied Solid as Possible tn,
Roads Are Compact and Smooth
Little pust--Dry Quickly lmmedi
ately After Rain.
Jasper county, Mo-, has over 800
ililes OF improved roads, representing
IN expenditure of 100000 during the
'ast ten years, says Doss Britain In
Good Roads Magazine. or this
ii eleven miles were built in 1905
It cost of $33.500. During the same
car $1,000 was spent in repairing the
highways already graded and graveled,
thus making the original cost of the
road $1,000 and the cost Of mainte.
nance about $40 per mile.
The system under which the roads
OF Jasper county are constructed and
repaired is operated under the super
vision Of three road commissioners ap-
pointed by the county court for each
district under provisions of law pass
ed In 1895. Under these provisions
Jasper county was divided into six
road districts, each working indie
pendentiy Of the others. In August Of
each year each district makes Its an
nuai report TO the county court.
For the construction and mainte-
nance OF roads the commissioners are
provided with funds from three
sources-viz, road tax (poll tax out
side OF the cities), dramshop license In
city and In country and donations |
Since 1885, when active work began
under the law passed the previous
year, up to the present the income
from various sources In the Joplin dis
trict amounts to the following:
City dramshop license. ............ $3.62S.09
County dramshop license. ........ 166, 1850
Poll tax Observation-Disclosures. 45,05669
Donations, tc....................... 7,S220S
Sales OF machinery 3,Z0H
Wal '''''''''ss' SZfo ooL.oJ
The term donations" refers to mon.
- received for work done outside of
he county and "sales OF machinery"
D machinery sold after new had taken
s. PLACE.
The moneys received were expended
3 follows:
COR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1870
cP1lrirg .............. .............. H,49S.75
ehcral '.''''''''..'.'............ 6H0.l3
ling. culverts. ETC.. ............ l610327
oois '''''''..'.'............... 12,260.4S
otal .3271 GEO. 80
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
BOY SLAYER ALLOWED
BY JEROME TO GO

NEW YORK. Aug. 14-Thirteen-
year-old francesca De Rasio was in.
dited yesterday for manslaughter in
the first degree He built "a fire in
Fordham park under bench on
which Mrs. Catherine Mccormick lay
asleep, causing her such severe in
juries she died. Things might have
gone hard with the boy. but when he
came UP for pleading before Judge
Grain. District Attorney Jerome. who
had taken an interest In the case, APP
peared TO speak In his favor.
This boy" said Mr.. Jerome. had
no appreciation OF what he was doing.
| have made personal investigation
OF the case. From all | can gather,
Judge he built the fire OF newspapers
expecting only to brighten the wom-
an. He had seen other boys do the
same thlng-built bonfres under sleep
ing tramps in the park he was mere
~ initiating them.
His parents live In Italy; he has
only one relative in this country. "a
brother: | think what he needs Is
someone, to look after him. and rec
ommend he-be discharged and turned
over to the Gerry society"
Following this recommendation
Judge Grain handed over DE Rasio,
who was much frightened. TO Supt.
Jenkins. who said he would send him
back to his parents.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
F|NGERbOWL BAN
IS LIFTED BY KING.

LONDON. Aug. liking Edward
now graciously permits hngerbowls
to be served at the dinners he at
tends. His Majesty has only recently
winked al the violation of tradition
dating from the days OF the Jacobites,
when IL was reasonable TO serve fin
gerbowls for fear that they would be
used by the adherents OF King Charles
10 drink a toast TO their king over
the water"
Tradition dies hard In England. so
there is much comment over the Iact
that 4 is now perfectly safe To serve
ingerbowls in the presence OF roy
ally.
The mystery regarding the disposi-
ton OF the Cullinan diamond, the
largest stone in the world which was
presented by the government OF the
Transvaal TO the king, has been emu
cidated. The marvellous diamond has
been cut into two splendid white
stones. one OF which is 20 be set in
the royal crown and the other IN the
kings scepter
when the gem reached England, eA-
perts declared It could not be OF first
water. but the Amsterdam cutters
found il OF superhne quality. pure
white and OF remarkable brilliancy,
The cutting will not De finished for
nine months yet one OF The stones
weighs 425 carats. the other Is
slightly smaller but each is immeas'
urab!y larger than The kohinoor OF
i02 carats. which until the discovery
OF the Cunlnan vas the biggest dia-
mnnd known
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
SAYS JAY GOULD
WAS HIS COUSIN
INMATE OF Los ANGELES
COUNTY HOSPITAL TELLS
~ STRANGE STORY.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Aug. 14.-Mel'
vim A. Gould. who says he is second
cousin OF the late Jay Gould. Is dan
gerously Ill at the County hospital
He Is 20 years of age and is suffering
from lack OF proper nourishment. the
old man had been living in his own
cottage on East Fifty-eighth-st. and
has been cared for by bis foster
daughter, whom he had befriended IN
former years. She Is said 10 be no
longer able TO care for him and he
must become a county charge. There
IS mortgage on the cottage, ana II
he dies there will be hardly enough
money TO bury him. lie was once
wealthy.
Most OF his property was turned
into cash In order that he might specu-
late In mines. lie lost thousands OF
dollars trying to develop copper
claim which proved worthless.
When asked IL he intended TO write
10 sny member OF the Gould family
regarding his condition the old man
sadly shook his head
George Gould knows where | am,
he said, but | don't want To bother
him. haven't got long 10 live and !
want TO be left alone The property
/ have left would not amount To Sl.O0U
l don't want TO be burden TO any
one IL ] can help Il. | have no com
plants to make. My relatives viii
take care OF me If get out OF here.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
UNION MEN HURT IN
INTERNAL WARFARE

CHICAGO Aug. l4.-in the pres
ence OF Matthew Comerford. OF Mime
apolis general president OF the sta
tionary engineers union. II men were
hurt at a meeting OF the union here
last night.
A dozen men attempted TO holt the
meeting because three had been ex-
PEELED. and had started separate or
ganization OF engineers.
Emil Massow. who led the boilers,
struck Michael Walsh. sergeant-at-
arms. over the head with char for
closing the door at the order OF the
president. walsh turned on Massow
and struck him several times, cutting
a deep cash over his rose. The fight
then became general
This is an insult 10 the national
officers" said President Comerford.
No attention was paid To him, and
the fight went on. Members OF both
factions threaten TO cause arrests
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
Nv T. c. sHoTWELL.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA Stocks con
tinued 10 react in 'Wali-st.. today. The
Hartman shares and Reading were
the leaders IN the railroad group.
while SHELTERS was At the head or the
copper stocks Average losses OF
about one point were recorded In the
leaders and there was better de-
mand for both Rock island common
and preferred In fact, these shares
were the strong features OF the list,
both showing fractional advances
while all other securities were declin-
ing AT the end OF 20 minutes OF
trading there was rally In the gen
eral list which advanced quotations -
almost the closing figures or last
night. This. however. was only short
lived, as il was quickly followed by
another downward movement when
forced prices 10 the lowest levels and
where they showed average losses OF
over one point.
In London American stocks were
heavy owing 10 the weak closing OF
the New York market last night. Can
adian Pacific was the chief sufferer
I'm the foreign market. losing one
point
Wheat was about 1.2c bushel low
or in Chicago.
Cotton was fairly active with an
advance OF about 81 bale Inc
shorts in the August option were
squeezed little, resulting In a rise
OF l3 points in that month.
On the curb stocks were generally
weak and moderately active. bay
state gas was trife lower and there
was an absence OF the excited trading
which characterized that stock yester-
day.
Reported for The Times by Hayden
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
FOUR CHICAGOANS ARE
DROWNED IN WISCONSIN

CHICAGO, Aug. I4.--Four Chicago
ans spending their summer outings in
the bells Of Wisconsin lost their lives
by drowning in the Wisconsin river at
kilbourn. The fatality resulted from
the eapsizing OF a small launch. with
in a few hundred feet OF the dock,
when the craft was caught In the tur-
bulent wake OF an excursion steamer.
Hundreds OF persons on shore and
on the big bridge which spans the
river just below the scene OF, the acct
dent Witnessed It, Init although heroic
efforts at rescut were made only five
OF the nine persons aboard the launch
were saved.
Those drowned were
Emil c. Pfeiffer, 1913 Emerson.ave. I:
Ralph Pfeiffer, his son, 10 years old !:
Miss Mabel Ward, 234 East Sixty.
sIxth-pl. Mrs. Esther Heath. $50 Sem.
lnary.aVe.
Mrs. Pfeiffer and her daughter Ros.
allyn. w. G. Heath. Miss Gertie Ward,
sister OF Mabel Ward. and Jacob
Writ, owner and pilot Of the launch
were rescued.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug 1s.-Close; Cash
wheat was strong for a time on riuas .
ket later i'm the day. crop weather IN
the northwest was good ana reports
showed that the damaged pia.es w. W.,
doing better than expected. -Np ,,,, W =
nave been buying and cash demand
here was much improved. Inc MAJ het
VAS firm early and quiet latSr. "ih'e'
wheat movement continues lisht
wheat quotations--Cash No. req
car at ODE > at 9ii.c. At e+@ic. sep.
tcn,bc~ opened at y4inc. and closed At
S5i,c. december opened at - &C;
closed at % &C; May opened at i'oi r.
odyauccd- TO slO2. declined To N.Vl "A.
and closed at sl0lis, No 3 red. 81 &c
No / white. sage asked -.
Nh . soc. No 3 yellow. cars at y q G.
Oats-Cash No. white. Gsc askea,
August r. 900 bu at ASla e, Closing ~ &c
asked septemDer 1T,EoO GA ear al al 4s :
Biseans%cesh' sass. October. '21o:
November s.. 49,, ,oo ta,,s
g., A. 10. March. 200 bags at $3.50, eam-
ple alsikeAs bags at 1915. IL at IS 20
az $50. at $3.50.
Timothy seed-Prime spot 80 Days al
- p ~ the petroit market on
Friday Included 500 bhls OF Hour 10
cars OF wheat; : OF corn OF o Sns Am AM
Of hour stocks are iOs,so1 bn OF
wheat. isO.bi4 bu OF corn. 42.i25 bu OF
oats. and 1917 bu OF rye, o,ooo
Wheat receipts at 81 Louis. 95oOO
bu. year ago. 1000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts friday
IO7 cars. year ago. Sis
Wheat la Liverpool closed unchanged
to I'D lower.
wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. S24 600 bu. wear ago. 90 coo hu
Uynorts OF wheat Hour Friday
e26OOe bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Wheat was unsettled and Irregular
md price changes were at times pulte
sharp. with resting spots a. % 'sc bigh-
er. and september the particularly
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
THAW LEAVES FOR
FISHKILL LANDING

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. Aug. IA
Harry X. Thaw left today for Fish
kill Landing. He will attend hear
ing In his suit to determine the value
OF John e. Wilson in the habeas cor
pus proceedings before Justice
Morschauser. Thaw was accompan-
led by Under Sheriff John Nj. Towns
end and Deputy Sheriff VIM. A. Nc
Cabe. 1t is the intention of Thaw's
attorney to begin taking testimony
today. Thaw- may be called TO the
stand this afternoon as witness on
his own behalf.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
FIRE FAST WIPING OUT
BRITISH FEUDAL HOMES

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE fire OF
Thursday al Burley-on-Hill emphasizes
the TACT that so many historic Eliza
bethan and Tudor houses have been
destroyed by fire during the past
three years that the owners Of other
houses are perturbed. Most OF the
fires are due to faulty wiring when
electricity is introduced Another
cause OF peril is the use OF coal fires
In the ancient chimneys, whose build.
ers allowed huge oak beams to project
into the chimneys unguarded.
Insurance companies have had To
pay half a million dollars for the
losses by guests at these mansions.
They have now belatedly sent lnspec.
tors to overhaul all the historic man.
sions of the country.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
Hurt in FIGHT: Sued for $1,000.

A suit for $5.0O0 damages Was conn
menced In the circuit court. Friday.
by Frederick Clark against Frank X.
Burghartlt. saloonkeeper. Clark al
leges that he was brutally assaulted
by Burghardt. pounded over the head
and about the body until he was
bruised from head to foot. In the
flght his leg was broken. aud for two
months he has had TO so about oil
crutches, he says. The assault occur
red on May 49, To make sure that
Burghardt would be On hand the case
was started b. capias. The defendant
vas arrested. and later released on
furnishing a bond.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
NEGRO KILLS OFFICER;
is HIMSELF SLAIN

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 14.-Police-
man John J. Carroll, one OF the old
est members OF the local force. was
cut TO death by Negro cook. who
was afterward killed while resisting
arrest this morning, on Louisville &
Nashville train, at a station In one
OF the busiest sections OF the city.
The cook and Negro porter. both
being employed on the diner or the
train. became involved in row about
money matters and the officer was
called to keep the peace.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
Bow Grabs Live Wire.

Frank Groom, IL years old. or NO
579 Larned-st.. unwittingly grabbed a
live wire that dangled from pole III
the alley OF Chene-st.. between Con
gress and Larned, Thursday evening,
and instantly a series OF heartrending
bowls were emitted that brought all
the kids in the neighborhood quickly
to the scene. Frank tried in vain to
let go OF the wire. and Il was not un
I'll Frank Kenny. aged 10. whose home
is at No. $50 Larned east. seized hold
of his coat and dragged him several
feet that the contact was broken. The
Green boys right hand was badly
burned, but his mother applied home
remedies that soon eased the pain.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
COLOSSAL CARICATURE
Anglers CITY FATHERS

PARIS. Aug. IA colossal carl.
cature. called decorative panel" is
causing , fierce dispute amons the
Paris city councillors After being
exhibited at the Salon, this painting,
by Jean Hehcr, representing a mod
ern bacchanalian fete. is hung in the
buffet at the Hotel de Vile Ccity hal).
where il has scandalized the moro
sedate councillors
The artist. who is noted for MS dar-
Ing imagination has pictured many
public men of note in unhattering pos.
es, one exminister being portrayed il
a drunken sleep under the table.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
MRS. GOULD'S WITNESSES
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Mrs. Ben
Teal wife of the theatrical manager,
her friend. Julia Fleming, and Harry
Mausley, private detective, indict-
ed on charge of subornation OF
perjury in connection with the suit
for divorce brought by Mrs. Frank j.
Gould, were arraigned for pleading to-
day, before Judge Crane in part |. OF
the court of general sessions.
They were represented by Attorneys
Blumenthal and Cardosa and plea
of not guilty. with privilege of with
drawing by Aug. 20. was entered.
Meanwhile, IL is expected that demur-
rer to the indictments Will be filed
and motion made To quash.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
posro> COPPER s<IEs

BOSTON. Aux. IA Sales. furnished
Anal. 1886. All. 80. Am. Zinc. Lilo,
Arc i1O. Ariz. Coml. 145. do rites.
.5I5. All. 30. Bing, 2s0, Bonz.. so; Bos
Con I.5f5 hos a. CoTb.. 80. Il @
LS45: e. y A.. s55. g. a. H.. ?; Cent
90. CON Mer. 800. cop Ran. go. g.
W. %. Elm r., TAO Fr.. 50! kr.. 90
q C,D1s3,l Rot. 500. Lasal,, 10 Mass.
90, Mavn.. 100. Mex. SiS Mich. Go.
Mon. -. Nev con. 5O6. Newh" 10,
y H.. 2.t5. -. -. 7s5. Osc.. 20 Par
tti. GU. 176. II A. 80; shan. 4St: sup.
405 Tam. a.. Trim. ass. OIL. 325. =.
s. r., 2isi, do pfd. l4s. It'd Cop, IS.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
SCARCITY OF WORKMEN
HINDERS TROLLEY ROAD

LANSING. Mich. Aug IA
dearth OF laboring men is greatly hin
dering the Northern Construction Co.
in the work OF completing its electric
line from this city 10 Jackson. In the
fore part of the year the company was
able TO secure all the laborers that
were needed in the grading and lay
Ing OF the track from Mason To with
in mile and half OF this city Now.
with ii miles OF track laid this side
OF the county seat and only mile
more to be built before tne two Ing
ham county cities viii DO connected
by two long steel rails. not enough
men can be secured 10 push the work
with half the desired rapidity.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
SLABS UNCLE TO DEATH
ON SIGHT, IN STREET

MT. CARMEL. Pa. Aug. 14.-En-
ragged at Daniel Bierch. his uncle. Dan
lei Thompson. a young man. met MIN
on street early today and instantly
killed him with knife thrust in the
neck The murderer tried to escape.
but the police caught and quickly took
him TO jail in u neighboring town to
escape the vengeance of a crowd en-
ragged over the killing.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
TOMBSTONE APPEALS
FOR VOTES FOR BRYAN

MONTGOMERY. Mo-. Aug 14.-This
epitaph is inscribed on a tombstone
erected at the grave of b. II. Norris
in the Bethel cemetery.
Kind friends, I've left behind. cast
your votes for Jennings Bryan.
Sacred to the memory OF y. II.
Norris. died April 8, 1900. aged 80
years"
Norris was an admirer Ct Mr.. Bry.
an. and said he wanted monument
with silver inscription
Not long after making this state.
ment he was taken i'll and died. His
friends Clipped in" and bought the
monument from DOC" Hudson, a To-
cal dealer. who composed the inscrip-
ton.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
COPPER MARkET-CLosE.

AfIa COmL -OIs ApeN. "a, ANIn,
IS. All. l4la Are. a. All, 30 ADV,
s.. BIOS Cons. 1s@. Bos Ely -
CONF, 600. cop. Con, "a, Cons. Mer.,
45c. =. q IL. S75. q. Il A, 12g, Cent.
81. DAILY W. 1Oa. Davis -. rs East
ButtC., 81. Elm t.. .. ELY, ga FIR.
A9N. Eirst Nat. jss OR. lOS; q. Can,
n. Gold Cons. ia Nasal. IAN. Lake.
I3As Mass. 6tz Mob. Goa MAJ, &c,
Mich. l2l. Miami. ipls. Mayfi. 90,
New cons. ia, Nev. Utah. 3isV New
pom. -, y Butte. SO do EN. 40. old
Dom. S9ls Osc.. III. Par. 20 quincy
81. Raven. ! i-ls
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
DIES FROM RABIES
AFTER EIGHT YEARS

NEW YORK, Aug. l4.-Bitten by a
dog In 1900, Conrad Steingruber. a
manufacturer OF embroideries. died to-
day from hydrophobia In Christ hos
pital, Jersey City. Steingruber llyed
with his wife and family In Center
st., North Bergen.
The case is unique, in that Steing-
ruber was thought to be immune from
rabies because OF the years that had
elapsed since he was attacked by a
rabid dog, with no ill-effects showing
until last Monday.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
ROCK |SLA n D IS
LISTS STRONG
FEATURE
STOCKS CONTINUE TO REACT IN
WALL-ST.-BAY STATE GAS 10
NOW A TRIFLE LOWER. WITH
NO EXCITEMENT.
srock M>RhET-CLosE.

Am c. y f.. 3g's do ptd. lO2@. An.
Loo. sos. do pfd. lo1. Am. Sug, ~ = 3
Am Tub 80. Am. SmcIL, 80 Aina''
COP 16l. Ana. cop 45A a, I. X .
lie. S7ls Am Wool. 20. Is. x o.
y2$. b K rr, 81 = cent. Leath;;'
2Sss Ch. * O.. 4lsa can Pdc., 100, Col
4. * l.. rs. q. x ct w. Us Con Gas
1861 pistil. 36A. -. * II. can, 20,
Erie, 22r4 40 lists. asa do 2nds' = =
Gen. EIc,.. IA, IL. cent. 10 = Il. ~
X lost, NJ. X a Tex. 81. DO pfd.
81. CT North, 1867 Newh.. tes 40 o.
Pac. 81. Nat. Lead, siS. Nofth Am.
GO. North w. lj9A, Nor. Pa: ~ .
y Y. e.. X a.. 100. ont ~ w a Z.
penn. l@f. PEG Gas. - y Pr. X.
1888. r 81 Car. "a Rep. St -,
DO pfd 1Ss. Rock Isl. 80 30 pid'
south. Pac, 9SS.; South. Ry. 49, 40
pfd. ASA Tex. 4 Pac. -ta, Twin Clty
sele Union Pac, l51 >. I. -,
100. L. : Rub 81! L =. steel. 40,
do bra ross. Wabash. 10; 10 pfd. -
". L. Teie., J5le. Utah, i3
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
MOTHERS TEETH SAVE
LIFE OF HER BABY

FULTON. Mo, Aug. l4.-With a
mothers fearlessness when her on
spring is in danger. Mrs. j. Is. Ste
phenson. frail little woman, yester-
day lowered herself into an lS-foot
well, saver her two-year-old child from
drowning and climbed 10 the top. hold
ing the infant In her teeth by Its
dress.
The babe was playing near the top
of the well and stepped off backward.
falling into four feet OF water at the
bottom
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
MICHIGAN kesTRAcToRs ELECT.

MENOMINEE. Mich, Aug. 1.-the
Michigan Abstractors' association In
session here elected officers for the
ensuing year and selected Grand Rap.
ids as their next convention city. II.
Van Aldern, OF Grand Rapids was
chosen president and J. S. Updike, OF
Allegan. secretary and treasurer. Tine
convention closed with banquet
when was attended by the members
of the Wisconsin association who met
across the Menominee river at Mar
inette.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
FINDS Her MISSING HUSBAND.

SAGINAW. Mich, Aug l4.-(Spe.
ciaLD-J. Clinton Frye, who disap1
peared from Gatel's store two weeks
ago. has been located in Lapelle. Ind.
and his wife will go. there to bring
him back. Frye wandered away while
his mind was deranged. Il is alleged.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
Britannia Not Transaressor.

That the britannia did not trans.
gress the navigation rules in passing
the power boat Smile to make a land
ing at Belle Isle recently is the de
cision rendered by John b. Whelan.
collector OF the port. Capt Roths.
child, OF the Smile, claimed that the
Britannia was a following" boat anu
gave him the wrong signals. nearly
Involving collision. The testimony
did not bear out the claim.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Aug. l4.-Under the
influence OF better cables than mad been
expected. the cotton market opened
nrmer. New Orleans ana local bears
sold the new crop months. spot houses
bid for August On the call. ana later
paid lO.03c FOR the position, represent r.
ing net rise OF lS points. clear
weather prevailed throughout the belt
with temperatures Nth in the coast
districts.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
Man Injured in Runaway.

AS Herbert Peterson was ABOUT to
feed his horse Friday afternoon IN
the alley In the rear OF his residence
Mt No. 75S Eighteenth-st. the animal
bolted and ran away. Peterson grab
bed the lines and was dragged six
hundred feet. he was painfully
bruised. DR.. ID. X. Young, Eighteenth
and Nyrtle-sts.. attended him.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-14
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Henry McManus. drunk: IS or 10
Julia Henry. drunk: sentence sus-
pended
Charles y. Rhodes. drunk sentence
Jacob Time. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
peter c. Markey. drunk; sentence
suspendsd.
Iemes Buchanan, disturbing the
poaoo. sentence suspended.