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ITEMS Furnishings

June Sale prices are not everyday
affairs. .. Enough said
Mems White Cambria Shirts-pleated
tucked or plain bosOms-Cuffs
attached or detached-wen known IA
dollar make .--------.-----.----
Mems CoIored NegIigee Shirts
plain and meIcerized Madras. PercaIe,
Dimity and white CrOssbar
NainsOok-alI sizes 81
well known S1-50 make
Mems CoIored Negligee Shirts
Madras and Percale-light. medium
and dark-attached or detached )2
cufTs-alI sizes-regularly 81.
Mems Night shlrts-MusIin or Cambria
30 and "a iGches long-collar or
collariess-sIzes 10 10 20-reg. 30 - IS
reg CO. 4
Mems Night Shirts-Muslin, Cambria,
Nainsook-with and without colored
emb'y-aII sizes. including extras II
values to 81 % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems Vests or Waistcoats-
Madras, Cheviot and Flannel "a
elsewhere $3.50 and s.. OO.-.-.--.--.
Mems Pajaraas-Perca1e. Dinity and
Madras-MiIitary cut-double silk frogs
10 each butfOrhole-an sizes az
worth s1.25 ~
Mems Ponges SILK Pajsmas-White, Gray,
Blue and Tan-double silk frogs
attached to each buttOnhole-beSt OF
workmanship-au sizes-res. S2.19 II
Mems Terry Bath Robes .,oo LA
Mems Suspenders-g good strong Webbing
gfIt- or nickel buckles-also police TO
and fremen' s-worth %
Mems Suspenders-President. Guyot
and other well known makes IA
re-. 80
!sI1k Four-in-Hands and String Ties
reversible T lined HI
regularly % ..--------------.----
Tmported and Domestic SILK fourth
Hands-bsst coIors and designs no
elsewhere S1.00 and S1-50- -.------
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APRONS.
z. FOURNTER,

- e FOURNIER,
Mfr. FRENCH COOK JACKETS.
Cd = e; ;;: 4: !:
uTr,res 40 ". 40th St. near Broadway.
a Depot for Royal Windsor Hair Re-
a.rarator; also THE Niger: dyes hair any
color
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pUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS;

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS,
rrpTIEIED Pubic Accom- desiIes e.-
dement's ia accounting. auoitns, ,
a,f-Ine and special fnYesusatioss. 20 y
tesant9aIs. moderate charges kuutess -.
Sreos Io..orScs Box 1885 New YORK
coI narHMIDT. HERMAN T.. IDA Nassau ss
Uo Tel 43I7 Beekmsn. Accepts - M M,
ST charres temporary engagements
e es. onened. posted. closed. audlted' ar
ongencnts made with hrins HUI
r,erInanent bookkeepef-
ppINKERHoFF SON. az Broadway. Ter IsL
a11o-Broad Edgar ID. brlhhe[noitl' S
.,ted Accountant State OF Nc" Io
c.pEI. e LIE JEUNE. C. p. A. CEst
S99essH 80 Beayer st.-Special e1anlha-
tIons: periodical sudits; reorsahlza-
saus- systernatic arrangements etc
Telephone. 69id Broad
-, rr,,o,rn so WILLIAM ST.
Examinations for Trust Companies ai,u
1,Hastora, Periodical ADULTS. Member ne"
W. state Society Certified fuDlc hS
conntants. Telephone 2073 John
John @. AIMOUR, Public Accountant ana
1Dd,tor. 257 Broadway.-B Books ~ritten
,,n ana closed, profit and loss statennsn AT = =
and balance sheets preparso'
eudits Tel s170-Cortlandt.
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HATS.

EXCLUSIVE French Millinery: also ladies'
and seutlemAn's felr and straw hats of
-, desrriution renovated. claened. blocked
itte new French Millinery Co.. 100 West
lc<lh ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ieooo TON TIIN-SCREW PASSEN-
GER STEAMERS DIRECT TO
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Sailing from New York at noon.
ntosr H..--JUre II Tinted States--July 8
hshs Oisve June = q. z. Tietgen-JUly is
noon
{, ssloon SO and Up. Second cabin $3.50.
- J0hNScN & CO. J Broadway. y. 7.
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TTklisE 6 S LINES

'NAvlGAZIONE GENERALF TTALIANA-
LA kELCEE tFast Italian LineD-
-IIALlA Societa c. NayiE azione a Napore
10 NAPLES AND t5ENDA DIRECT
-lrcons from Phtia --.--...-- --..Jurla 10
-Ao-u America June - 5Brasile. June q
FAIRFIELD. SOLARI & co. so Wall St.
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Crisp Cotton VoileS-
woven, striped & plaid
made 10 sell at rs. ...

Look Ike fine wool-fuu range OF best
1ints-Amethyst, Navy, Reseda, SKY.
Roval. biscuit. Copenhagen. Black.
cream, Garnet, Rose. Cinnamon. Russell.
Brown. &c.
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ErSGAgIAy-ANEEICAN SERVICE,
TO FICNE VIA
CIBslL-aR NAPLES AND TRIESTE
ELlroNIA-Jrns IS. noon; Aug O. Sept =
PzSNoSTA- July 2, noon; Aug. e
CzRplTEA. Is. nOCa5 Sept.
VERNON H. BROWN. General Agent.
z-a state St, opposite the Battery.
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For Porto Rico
STEAMSHIPS OF the RED D. LINE viii
sal from Pier Il. near Wall St Ferry,
Brooklyn for san Juan direct as follows:
rs CARACAS. 90. Saturday. June 20. noon
fS PHII.A DELPHLA. sat. July 4, noon
Por freight or passage apply 70
BOCLTON. BLISS d DALLETT.
General Manasers. s. Wan ST
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Europe Parties.June 49, .27.Jufy 3. Clark's
Cruises OF the Arabic 1900 tons to
OrienttEtfsp Round the World P Peb IS 8 20 20
F. C CLARK. Times Building, New York.
COOKS so TOURS TO EUROPE.
All expenses included. Booklet
TTOS. COOK & son. PAS and 100 B'way
649 Madison ave $50 5th ave, " Y.
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PED ~ LINE

pED d. LINE.
For Ia Gu-yra. Puerto CabeIlo.
c1-scao and Azrscaio0. Via Curacao, call
Ing also al San Juan ?. r
rs CARACAS -.-- SATURDAY. June 20 noon
sA- PHIADELPEIA--- sat. July 4. noon
For Ia GEsy-s, Curacao. Ms-acaibo-
rs NARACAIBO. Saturday, June 10. noon
rs ZULlA ....... Saturday. June -. noon
1nese steamers have superior acComno-
sst1cns for psRseIEers-
BoCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 81 Eyzu St
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Cs-uu,s June 1913 pm iMaurets-lia. J une24, I n
Ts,ss,.-i. Jroel7. 4rrr lCarrlania June Ppm
iT-.hris June q. loan Csnpanis- July !, 1usln
u. MAURITANIA q LCSITANlA- the
lsrrst srd fastest sreS Elships in the world
vii hereafter sail OF WEDNESDAYS, n
euFurs1-x & new SENI-WEEhLH SEh-
NlcT
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gIDRINTRTDT-DN[Eg

Fun Piers S1-52-54, North River
10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH ~
LONDON AND PARIS.
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~1sst .t STORAGE CO. 6O4-eoe West
&c. I-Aoying vans. boxing. packing.
stplne' Tel. 2e67-Bryznt.
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AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
DENTISTS

DR. F. I. MrNsEIJ,
=. tttss. IL modern dentistry. crown
specialist. rs Broadway, y. I.
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'tt.LzsER STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
,r -. S1e. sc % 5slh Els. Storage for fUrni-
- pacoeo vans Tor moving. boxing,
FL Sno slipping estimates furnished
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MNEmRR l1R7TE-

ElkJlI GUlJ Gu
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
tsTrsssia, Junel3 SPIN .taleconla-June 24-5pIn
California. june 20.n'n CO.um5is-July 4, noon
SALOON. $3.50. SCI 80 and SI2-5U-
SECOND CABIN. $3.50 AND S45.
THIRD CLASS $3.50 AND S2S-I5-
HENDERSON, BROTHERS. 1913 B'way.
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b.. s,ts9IHERs Storage and Van Co, 30
bal So, -1oth Storage, moving. packing;
- service; telephone
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
UMBRELLAS.

UMBRELLAS.
---~--~-~-~ STEINSCHNEIDER'S
Umbrellas are the BEST.
~ English Gloria. CSC
II ~ Taffeta Union. .-..--- I'll 30
NXW Pure Silk Serge 81 80
London Smoke. $500 50 70
v SRA Recovering with Imported
SILK, 81. All repairs, 15c-
l24 Fulton St, cor Nassau.
Basement
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80 hAL Storage Warehouses. BOZ West
tsss,,. ~, neat sth ave. m.ying. storage.
-14iS shipping. Tel 33g,S- 18th
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a ~. STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. ~ LIST
| ales 49, forage: moving. packing: shipping
-0 pianos moved. Tel. J24-Orchsrd.
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..ers. 81 ans for moving shipping,
E.ri.-sss moderate charges Tel. ISIS
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

PHILIP HEMGENBERG, maker Of RENE
dial shoes. correcting all defects of loco
motion. removed to SS1 West AID St
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lisssS STORAGE CO. 2s2 East
tsc,l,. aI-Nsns for moving, shipping,
ca moderate charges. Tel. 1s1f-Har-
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STORAGE.

JOHN Banks SONS.
rr 10 EAST 14TH STREET.
nONE YOUR OFFICE FURNITURE
~. ons xleS-StUyge ssnt. Storage Ware
80 $40 East 7Sth ST Pianos Moved
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81 ANEE Storage Warehouse 40 West
iag - - Office. 1861 Broadway. Pack
B5s,. Hs' shipping. Telephone 55e3
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CITY OF NEW YORK--BoARD OF ES-
innate ana Apportionment.-Publio no
tce IS hereby given that at meeting OF
the Board Of Estimate and Apportionment.
held April q. 1908. the following petition
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REMEDIES.
MEYERS Healing Salve. cures ali skin
diseases Soc Write for circular. Mey-
ers Pharmacy. s46 First ave. New York
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PRINTING.
600 BOND LETTERHEADS. $3.50: en-
yaIones 81. Fac simile letters a spe-
.,altv Other work as low. Phenix Press
az Peade st Phone S6S-Worth.
PRINTED bond Ietterheads envelopes our
snecIaIty. 1000 IS so. samples sent.
rank pickup. automatic printer. So Duane
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

EI ECTROTYPING, engraving. hslftones
and plates for all printing purposes Smith,
15O Nassau St. Room 1922.
GOOD. QUICK service in kodak developing
and printing. j. F. Lloyd. rs West 37th
st corner Broadway.
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Women's Lingerie DresseS,o ~
Actual Value, $500, SaSU
Fine Batiste-Light blue. lavender.
white, champagne. and pink-elabo-
rate1y embroidered panel, with pin
tucks and lace inserts in ladder eff
fect-fuIl Val. lace ruffied yoke
high coIlar-deep flounced skirt with
lace inSertingS-
LINGERIE PRINCESS DRESSES
White and Pastel shades. panel front
and back of mercerized emb'y.
with douole lace inserts either side
yoke and sleeves to match-emb'y
ffnunce. with triple rows OF II G2
Iace-al1 sizes-value $500. a O.>O
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49, Storage Warehouse. 2Is W. 43d
isn,h ,re eI<l merchandise; rooms So Up q
stphone 2S05-Bryant
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
WH|TMORE' s FATE
HAN GS ON AL|bl

NEW YORK, May 2S.--Theodore 8.
Whitmore's alibi. on which he will at
tempt TO show he was not In New
Jersey the night his wife, Lena. was
lured and thrnXn- into the swamp
near Harrison, will be presented dur
ing his trial IN Jersey City, today.
On this alibi Whitmore's fate hangs.
His lawyer, Alexander Simpson. has
declared he Is in position to prove
Whitmore's whereabouts every min
ute from 10 o'clock Christmas night
until o'clock the next morning. Mrs.
Whitmore was killed during those
hours and II 1t be shown that Whit.
more was not In New Jersey, then the
prosecutions case will collapse. Up
TO this time the prosecution has
scored a point only to have another
point shattered by the defense, and
during all the conflicting testimony
whitmore has displayed an assurance
that is remarkable.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
Around the State
ia q Hurry

l1sa Arbor--After being out IA
rID. the jury. awarded John M. Bird
K>o7 damages against the city In
IN food case. Numerous similar
<c1o may now be settled.
s voouoowosso lodge or Eiks has
,l1cd the Necessary $1,000 to remove
~ mortgage hanging over its beau
noW 330, 900 temple and the mort.
NIL be burned soon with due
nonies. The membership OF the
Io46o II 625.
Musl<epon- Collier. of Muske-
ron, started suit for divorce Wednes-
day. The action Is the fourth along
The divorce line that has been started
Al the Collier family I'm the last year
Mrs. Collier was three times denied q
decree.
Musks1on--The Hackley National
bank of Muskegon has started sui
ogninst the Barry Transportation Co.
Formerly the Chicago & Muskegor
Navigation Co, TO recover s11 1858, the
principal and interest OF a note foI
10000 given by the company In 1904
h GRAND Raplds-Urging the desira
bIlity OF spreading information as q
the causes of typhoid. the Lake Mich
jgan water commission. after ses
sion here. adjourned TO meet In Nil
waukee at the call of the executive
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
0VER2 1000 CHINESE
VICTIMS OF FLOOD,
WIND AND FIRE
JAPANESE STEAMER BRINGS
NEWS OF APPALLING DlsAs.
TIERS AT HANkoW AND KWANo
sl-1,ooo JUNks SUNK.

VICTORIA. B. c.. May 2s.-The
steamer Shinono, OF the japanese
line, brings news OF another disaster
through typhoon at Hsnkow, follow
ing freshet which involved the lose
OF more than 1000 lives. with the
wrecklng OF 1000 junks and the
stranding OF many steamers. includ'
ing several foreign craft.
The typhoon came suddenly and IN
few hours reduced hundreds OF
boats IN the Kan river 70 splinters.
Steamers broke away from their moor
ings and only those which could get
UP steam quickly escaped.
The shores were thick with corpses
OF river people. Hundreds we're re-
covered before the steamer left Shan
ghai.
News was also brought OF a great
coal mining disaster In Kwang 81.
where 1000 lives were lost when the
mine took fire
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.--Michigan
patents were issued as follows J. B.
, Alderman, Grand Rapids, scraper; r.
Ballargeon, Port Huron, brush han
die: n. Burns, Detroit, clothes press
or cabinet; ]. c. Calhoun, Holland.
pad for Photographic printing ma
chimes; c. K Chaplin, Lansing, wire
fence machine: f. p, Cooper, Paw
Paw, drive and steering gear for au-
tomobile vehicle; B. Douglass, Crosse
lie. method and apparatus for con
structing subaqueous tunnels; K. e.
CLIFFORD, Adrian, razor guard II. l..
Hartenstein. Constantine, apparatus
for manufacturing carbide, also man
ufacturing iron f. Kelly. Brim,e y,
shoe; F. c, Osborne, Detroit, auto
matte weighing scale; J. II. Phillips,
Jr., Jackson. pipe for hose coupling:
f. r. Proctor, Grand Rapids. nut
cracker; NJ. J. Quisey, Hesperia, bean
puller; L. j. Smith, Charlotte. egg
crate filler machine: y. ID. Wells, Co
pemish, door hanger.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
Joseph Gillespie Dead.

Joseph Gillespie. a resident OF De.
troit since 1862, died Tuesday after a
brief illness In the home OF his daug!i'
ter Mrs. James b. Forsythe, cNo. SlS
Helen.aye. Mr. Gillespie cam& TO this
city from England when 20 Years ~
age, making his home at No. IL Jones
ST.. where he lived AZ years. Al one
time he was proprietor OF the Enter
prise Engine works, but for eight
years he was employed by the county
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
CREIGHTON MAY
SURVIVE WOUNDS
TRIPLE MURDERER DRINKING
MAN-THREATENEo LIFE
or FIRST WIFE.

OWEN SOUND, Ont, May Is
James Parish Creighton, who muir.
dered his wife and two step-daughters.
and who attempted suicide Is reported
by the physicians as having spent a
good night There Is some expecta-
ton OF his recovery, although his con-
dition Is critical. An inquest was
opened at the residence. on Union-st..
where the bodies remain In the posi-.
ton In which they were discovered.
Creighton IL about 30 years OF age.
and a member OF one OF the best fami-
lies In the town. He was married
about 80 years ago 10 Miss Bessie Sci.
don. daughter OF former prominent
citizen. but his married life was un-
happy and they had not lived together
for number OF years. For this he was
largely responsible as he was a man
OF irregular habits and ungovernable
temper. He drank heavily This was
the cause OF his crime. Many times
In fits OF rage he had threatened his
first wife's, life, she charged, until re-
gard for herself and child compelled
her 10 leave him. His first wife died
a little over year ago. His second
wife was reluctant to marry him.
She is indeed a bomely woman who
can't make up TO look pretty in
photograph
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28

committee. II was generally agreed
that Lake Michigan Is being constant
ly polluted by sewage discharged into
II. DR.. Shumway OF the Michigan
board Of health, saying that Grand
Rapids and the Soldiers home sew
age polluted the lake. though the lake
Is 3S miles by river from Lake Michi
gan.
Bay clty-The new officers OF the
Michigan Grand Circle OF the Protect
ed Home Circle which closed Its bi.
ennial session here and which were
installed by s. Palmer OF Sharon, Pa.
supreme secretary, are: Grand pres.
ident, J. w. Ludwick. Bay Citys grand
vice president. George W. Hough, De-
troit; grand secretary, c. II. Frinck.
Detroit; grand treasurer, w. G.. Cath
cart, Muskegon: grand guardian, Es-
tella NJ. Garland, Detroit; grand chap
lain. Alice Crooks, Bay City. The cir.
Gle meets In Jackson In 1910.
Battle creek--Jerry Baker. horse
man, we'll known to all Michigan rae
ing men, was seriously hurt in a run
away near Urbandale. Baker had
been riding with Howard Kingman, O
wealthy horse breeder, and had step
ped to the bride OF Kingman's horse
to adjust II when the animal frighten-
ed at an interurban car, ran away.
trampling Baker under foot, injuring
his head and side which caused IN
consciousness and he was taken to
Nichols hospital on a car. Bakers
condition is pronounced critical.
| Characteristics Florence Harris
daughter OF Banker Z. s. Harris, OF
Eaton Rapids, and A. r. Webster, Of
Cobalt, ont, were married by Rev. T.
r. McRoberts OF the Congregational
church. Wednesday The bride has
been supervisor of music in the Sault
Ste. Marie schools for the last two
years. Webster is a mining superln.
tendent at.Cobalt.
LsnsIng--Atty.- Gen. Bird Is taking
the necessary steps TO appeal TO the
supreme court from the decision OF
Judge Adams, OF Kalamazoo, holding
that the state of Michigan must pay
the witness fees In the cases brought
against Kalamazoo men for selling
adultersted sausage.
L Grand Rsplds--What the Bigelow
4 people declare a breakdown on the part
LOT Calumet Il Hecka occurred In the
II United states court when Calumet q
Hecla asked to Withdraw It's allegation
4 ~ bigelow represented the AmsIga
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28

mated and through II the Standard
Oil Co.. which has immense copper
interests.
Bay clty-Fire destroyed the tipple
of No. 2 shaft OF the Wolverine Min
ing Co. A dozen miners working In
the shaft were cut OF from the exit
the usual way. but made their escape
through an air shaft which 10
provided with q ladder. The origin
Of the fire is unknown. The damage
Is about $4,000. covered by insurance.
Port Huron-Horace G. Shower. re-
ceiver for the United Home Protec-
tors fraternity, has flied papers In a
suit against the American Bonding
Co., OF Baltimore, Md, to recover So
600, the amount OF the bond OF ex-
Secretary VIM. L. Wilson. recently
convicted of embezzlement.
Lansina-Secretary Of State Pres
colt calls attention to the fact that
Aug. II Is the last day for fling NOM
mating petitions with his department.
and as the primary election IL only IL
days later II Is deemed important that
the petitions be filed as early as pos
sible in order that they may be COM
pared with the enrolment list and
notice given to the county authorities.
Ann Arbor-Through the interven.
ton OF Atty.-Ge Bird. the proposed
inquest scheduled TO be held In this
city today, before Coroner Samuel
Burchfield to determine the cause OF
death of Charles Carmen. Of Detroit,
who was injured In the Ypsi-Ann
wreck OF April % and died on the way
to the hospital here. has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
Bay city--Flight TO the cellar of
her uncle's home In Cummings town
ship. ogemaw county. did not save
Tena Schmidt, IA. from lightning. The
girl was instantly killed by bolt.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
FLEE FROM QUAKE AT
REGGIE CALABRIA

ROME. May PA violent earth
quake visited Reggie Calabria early
today and II is thought that great dam
age has been done. although detailed
news from the scene IL lacking. The
shock was accompanied with a loud
rumbling. which added to the terror OF
the inhabitants. The people fed ter
ror-stricken from their homes into the
open fields, many OF them not stopping
to change their night garments for
street clothing.
Great anxiety is felt for neighboring
communities, although no information
OF disaster came to them this morning.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
IN SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. May 2s.-In the
supreme court Woodward vs.. Detroit
United Railway and People vs.. KEN
mis- were affirmed. Lyman vs.. Kirt
was reversed.
Rehearing was granted In Godkin
VS. Weber and denied In Clark VS.
Clark Machine Co.
Order 70 show cause was granted IN
American Health and Accident .Insur.
ance company VS.. Commissioner OF
Insurance. and denied IN Guiding vs.
Kalamazoo circuit Judge.
Writ OF certiorari granted IN Pat
terson vs.. Mayor OF st. Johns.
Writ OF habeas corpus granted IN
matter OF Andrea Vital.
Writ OF error 10 supreme court oil
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Is 80.

BOSTON, May 2S.-Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe IL being showered with conkrat'
.ulations today, on the occasion her
eighty-nlnth birthday which she cele-
brated yesterday. The event was
somewhat more deliberately observed
than ordinarily as the day was also
the fortieth anniversary OF the New
England's Women's club OF which she
has been president since 1871. A vol
ume OF music. OF which Mrs. Howe Is
author. was published today for the
first time
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
HOTTEST MAY az IN
28 YEARS, IN N. Y

NEW YORK, May 2s.--The hottest
May 20 in the history of the weather
bureau, following the hottest May "a
in twenty-eight years opened today.
The difference at a. m. today and
last year was twenty-four degrees II
continued TO grow cooler until sun.up.
Then suddenly 1t changed again and at
8 a. m. 1t was as hot as at midnight
when the records for the month were
shattered.
Thousands Of persons went from
their homes to the parks last night In
an effort 10 get fresh air.
The only hope held out by the
weather forecaster IL a prediction for
rain tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
TORNADO KILLS 10
AND HURTS z At
ALFALFA, OKLA.
CYCLONE CELLAR DOES NOT PRE.
VENT FAMILY FROM PROBABLY
FATAL INJURIES CATTLE
DEAD, CROPS RAzgp.

WICHITA. Kas.. May as.-Ten dead,
IL injured. hundreds OF head OF cattle
killed. vast acreage OF crops de-
stroyed and many buildings wrecked
are the results OF series OF lorna.
does that visited Alfalfa county, Okla,
Tuesday night. The dead:
MRS GUY HUTCHINSON AND
BABY.
PETER RUDY. WIFE AND TWO
CHILDREN.
MRS. ELLIOTT.
MRS. PARKER AND BABY.
B. c. ATCHISON.
The injured:
Fred Parker. may die: Mr.. Wares.
may die; Daniel Deals. may die; Rev.
r. d. Cox, may die; Mrs. Frank Ice
and baby. may die; William s. McDon.
aid. Della V. Mcdonald. Mrs. Walters,
Edith Cox. Ethel Cox, Ada Cox.
The Mcdonald family. living near
Ingersoll. had sought safety In cy.
clone cellar. This was unroofed aud
the occupants were buried under de.
oris. The baby OF Mrs. Guy Hutchi-
son has not been found.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
PITTSBURG BROKERAGE
HOUSE HAS RECEIVER

P1TTsBURRG. May 2s.-The stock
brokerage firm OF Geo. W. MacMuel-
Ian & Co. one OF the Oldest houses IN
the city. has been placed In the hands
OF a receiver The Guarantee Title
and Trust Co. OF this city, is named as
receiver.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
JACKSON MAN TAKES POISON.

JACKSON. Mich. May 2S.-tSpe-
cial)-Warren s. Knowles. aged 65,
drank carbolic acid this morning and
will die. He was respondent from a
long illness. His wife found him un-
conscious. lying on a couch. Besides
his wife, he has four children. two
OF them sons. in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-28
Valued Same as Gold.

b. O. Stewart. a merchant OF Cedar
View, Miss, says: II tell my Gus
toners when they buy a box OF DIR.
Kings New Life Pills they get the
worth OF that much gold in weight. II
afflicted with constipation, malaria or
billousness Sold under guarantee at
Il. c. Kinsel. Central Drug Co. and
Gray q Worcester drug stores. Csc.