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The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
HOSPITAL FAILS

Elizabeth LAUDER. widow of Joseph
LAUDER. who was killed by jumping
from the window OF the Detroit SAM
tarium several months ago. while de-
lirious from illness. lost her suit for
damages against the hospital authori-
ties in Judge Mandell's court. Late
Tuesday might the jury brought In a
verdict OF n0 cause OF action.
Mrs. LAUDER alleged negligence on
the part OF the hospital authorities.
and claimed her husband was not
watched as he should have been.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
HOBART HoNoRs WENLEy

ANN ARBOR, Mich, June 24.-Up-
on Prof Robert NJ. Wenley. OF the
University OF Michigan. was conferred
the honorary degree OF doctor Of let.
ters by Hobart college. In presenting
Prof. Wenley. Dean Milton Haight
Turk said. For the degree OF doctor
of letters have great pleasure IN
presenting Prof. Robert Mark Wenley
Of the University OF Michigan. DR..
Wenley's work has for many years
been among our people and IL Is be.
coming that an American college
should extend a maternal hand to
enc who is constant inspiration TO
thousands or American youth"
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
POLICE COURT DOCKET


John Hases. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Edward Hughes, drunk sentence
suspended.
John Mcintyre. drunk. sentence sus-
pended
Nelson Buch. drunk. sentence sus-
pended
Mack Trombley, drunk sentence sus-
pended.
: william Brady. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Julia Clarence disorderly person: dts
charged.
Michael HIaasc. disturbing the peace,
discharged
Joseph G.oto. dunk sentence sus-
pended
Howard c. smith, disturbing the
peace, g. or 10 days.
John Neroenik. disturbing the peace
discharged.
John IAszerak. disturbing the peace.
81 OF 10 days.
stephen 'BerRerow. disturbing the
peace. 81 or 10 days
Mbeft Schasen. disturbing the peace;
81 or 10 days
Robot BorciS. disturbing the peace
S. OF 10 days
August BerHhardt. drunk; sentence
Roliih Alien. drunk: sentence sus-
peudtd
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
DIE

BRowN-Helen. beloved daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown, and
sister OF Mrs. william +. Jordan,
Monday. June %. age % years. Flu
neral a: m; Thursday from resi-
denct, 53I Elmwood ave. st. Eliza
beth church. $3.50. lnterment at MT.
Olivets
BARTLETT-The funeral OF /. F. Bart
i lett VIII occur at his home, 81 Six
feminist Thursday a. o'clock,
Rebekah lodges. /. y. o: r. assisted
by Detroit union tents. X. o. T. NJ. NJ.
BURNS-June 20, at +6s Brainard. Els
sic, beloved daughter OF Mary II.
c. RI kiley. Notice of funeral later.
FLowER-June %. at $50 Brooklyn.
ave, Sarah A. Flower. widow OF
James Flower. and mother OF Mrs. +.
< Price. Ms l. II Beck IN Mrs.
err Notice OF funeral later
LOMAX--June %, at the residence of
his son Joel, S03 sixteenth st. Ed
ward father of Joel and Walter 10 =
max. Notice Of funeral later.
band OF Bridget Louise. Monday.
June % Funeral Thursday from
Holy Trinity at >. Flint Port Huron
and Forest. Ont, papers please copy.
sTEPHENSON---At the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. Z. III. Coleman. Crosse
lie, Mary Stephenson. in her eighty
second year. also mother or ID. j.
Stephenson. Port Huron; Mrs George
ii. Groh Ann Arbor, and Mrs. George
II. Quigley. Cincinnati. Services at
Crosse Ile 8 a. M, Thursday. Burial
at Newberry, Ont.
THOMPSON--June %, at her parents
residence. 50 Twenty hrst st. Clara.
sarah Thompson. aged is years. Flu
neral Thursday at p. m from resi-
dencs
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
Z
BIRTHS

BOYS
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Boike. e22 War
rem
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hines. Is Ham
tramck. -
Mr. and Mrs Edward Cotb. IS Mel
rose.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Nebes. 90 Gill
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Niebelhaus,
go Willis
Mr. anu Mrs Henry Lallman. ll7s
Field.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ball, $50 Huri-
but
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Born. 2b
Twenty ninth.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schultz. 81
sill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierce. 80
Sproat
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nousick 500
Grandy.
Mr.: and Mrs. Willard Moore. All
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nebus. s5s
Maybury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Neuman. IA
Canton
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richard ll62
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Klsson, s7s
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mario scuderi. 2s7 Ora
tiot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rudnik. $40
Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Koins. %
Albert.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
Suppressed Divorce suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed wednesday by Ernestine vs..
Frederick Fisher and Gertrude W.
George Parent.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

There isn't much hope for the young
man who feels sorry for himself ev-
cry time he looks at his parents
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
ron sALE-nEAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Cheap. warehouse nNed
for handling wheat. rye or beans,
also large potato cellar at Cow, Il.
Mich, and potato house. Coral, Mich. <
also large potato house Lakevigw.
Mich: nave good reason for selling.
and will sell cheap Address. W. j.
Dodge Goweu. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
DENTISTS.

BEST DENT
81 GRAND ri
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SALOONS
MichiRan-aVe, license paid. stock and
fixtures worth $500. going at 5000.
X A. BACON.
50l-502 Breitmeyer bldg.
you WANT to buy a roomlng house,
hotel, grocery, restaurant OF confec-
tionery. come where your interests
are protected.
PATRICK & 'ALDRICH.
6s HOME BANK BLDG. IL $3.50.
FREE AND CLEAR Lot near Ludlng-
ton. Mich, on lake, abstract TO date.
for diamonds, merchandise. or what
have you? Address A. box 20. Detroit
Times. --2S3
MANUFACTURER
Brass and metal goods, bonafde go
Ing business; cleared $4,000 net last
year; price $4,000.
PATRICK d ALDRICH,
6s Home Bank bldg.
WILL TRADE my equity Ia two soft.
lots, North Woodward district. as first
payment on cottage or home Ad-
dress A. box SO. Detroit Times.
-,37
MILWAUK EE-AvE.-Corner lot. near
Fourteenth line. west side. TO ex-
ference. Address A. box SO. Detroit
Times. -237
FOR SALE shares OF A No l De-
troit Brewing Co. stock. value sl25
per shere; must sell quick. for rea-
sonable offer. A. Hansen, lac 5. How
ard-st.. Akron. o.
SEWING MACHINE
I have a sewing MACHINE; almost new new,
sell for sl2. Address A. box 80. De-
troit Times $50
BILLIARD and pool tables. soda foun-
tains: bought. sold and repaired. Geo.
Marsh 81 Co. Fsrmer-st.
WANTED vACANT-I.ot for equity IN
an eight room house on Forest ave.
east one year old. modern. except
furnace. Address A. box 81, DETROIT
Times 80
SIX room HOUSE. in Level Park ad-
d.tlon. Battle Creek. Mich. years
old. Al repair. abstract to date, for
merchandise or what have you? Ad-
dress A. box "a, Detroit Times. -23S
TEN ROOM HoUsE-Bath,. gas. cellar;
lot 45x150: free and clear. To ex-
change on a single house or two
fiat out Jefferson. Address A. box
go. Detroit Times. T2S7
FOREST AVE. EAST. near Van Dyke,
eight-room house. new, In fine shape
will take good vacant for equity. Al
dress A. box 81. Detroit Times.
WILL. BUILD TO SUIT YOU-Good
northwest corner lot. east side Of
city; take lot as first payment and
Will build store or residence Tor you
Address A. box s5. Detroit Times:
AN UPRIGHT PIANO
which will exchange
FOR REAL ESTATE
Address r, box 49, Detroit Times;
Grocery, Saloon or Hotel
No better list In the city 70 choose
from-POOL ROOM BARBER SHOP
AND ROOMING HOUSE. Several ex-
ceptional bargains Call today Don I
Will loan you the balance.
501-502 Breitmeyer bldg.
PERSONALS.
HAIR REMOVED by elcctrolysis, with
out pain or scar; electric face and
scalp massage. Miss r. l. Hubbard.
NOTICE-If any poor girl IL in trouble,
needing advice. friendship or help.
write or call on l En1s,fn M aTInY
YOUNG WOMEN in need OF ASSURANCE
et any sInd ss xoING WoM Mssh
inotop and CliYord
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SIX FAMILY solid brick corner fiat. no
heat or janitor furnished. rents VI 500
per year will take $4,000. free and
clear vacant. or good improved, bal
ance cash or mortgage. What have
you to offer? | can give YOU bar
gain In this.
GEO. II. KEYES,
203 WHITNEY BLDG.
HOTEL so ROOMS.
SOLID BRICK STEAM HEAT.
Trade for Detroit Equity.
Hotel ~ located In one OF the best
towns In southern Michigan, well
furnished and running In good shape
fine bar and billiard room and barber
O' SEE Mn. MEYERlNG.
THE TITLE & TRUST CO,
BOTH PHONES. Sl4 MAJESTIC BLDG.
FISCHER AVENUE.
HALE BLOCK FROM CAR LINE; NEW
2-sToRY; s ROOMS AND BATH.
TAKE ONE or TWO LOTS AS
FIRST PAYMENT.
BROOKS & kINGON.
VI. 1851. city tSGl. sos whitney bldg.
- ----- ----------------------- ----------------
FOR sALE-NACANT LOTS.
CROSSE POINTE--A nice corner lot.
facing jefferson ave. including brick
pavement. cement walks. sewer. ele-
giant maple shade trees and album
dance OF choice fruit-trees, "A many
feet frontagc-ss you want al a low
ngure and easy terms.
THREE IO-ft lots on BeacOnsfield-
ave. near Jefferson ave at low
ngure: easy terms. For particulars
see the owner.
GEO. II. KEYES,
ed3 WHITNEY BLDG
f,ORTH SIDE OF NCoNingwood. fret
block 6OXi25 feet; $40 less than any
\othpr lot can be bought in first block.
will build TO suit.
w. w. BENNETT,
1909 MAJEsTlCN BLDG.
city a765 Main 4765.
SEVEN CITY LOTS for the price OF
one. lots I0Ox330. $500 90 $500. IS
down, s. monthly. Grand Kiver-ave
and Monnier-rd. Willmarth. Hitch
man a. Co. Is McGraw bldg.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
SHOE REPAIRixG.
AuroMonILrs. BoArs q ENeINEs.

CAST-IRON BRAZING.
All work warrantedy saws sold and re-
paired. Detroit Saw Il Repair Co.,
IL Atwater-sL west.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
Rates for Line:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuracy
or assume responsibility for errors OF
any Mind occurring In telephone au'ar-
ttseAenta
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

HORSES and cows removed prompt
Phone Miiienbach Pros West fos-so
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
ron sALE-vAcANT LOTS.
GEO. II. KEYES,
gAs WHITNEY BLDG.

SEVEN CITY LOTS for the price OF
one. lots I0Ox330. $500 20 $500. Sc
down, s. monthly. Grand River-aVe.
and Monnier-rd. Willmarth. Hitch
man a Co. Is McGraw bldg
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
HELP wANTED--MALE.

WANTED -Houseman Grace hospital.
John r. and Wills.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co.. Is John r. st. Phone 1tsS.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

SEND for the wagon 10 take your old
newspapers, magazines. clothing. etc I,
we can use any articles In our work
except tin cans and ashes. Salvatio n
Army Social department.. both
phones. 4 Second-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

Cottage near Mack, SI,Ioo. 7
rooms, near Van Dyke, bar
gain. Cottage, Crane, near
Mack, snap.
EBERT, 900 Majestic Bldg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
TAFT DRAWS AN
IMMENSE CROWD
IN PORTION OF OHIO SAID TO BE
HARDEST PLACE TO GET
HEARING.
EXPLAINS DECISIONS
Tells Steel and Iron Workers That
These Decisions Are Basis for
Labor Organization Of Pres.
ent Dav.

East Liverpool, Ohio Oct. 13.-Tr
the midst of the steel and iron dis
trict of Cleveland, VIM. II. Taft today
commanded the closest attention ol
an immense audience. This region is
proverbially regarded as the hardest
place In Ohio for a political speaker
to obtain a respectful hearing. when
Taft appeared he was warmly well
con ed.
He showed from his viewpoint why
1t was the American workman need
ed the projections OF the tariff and
what had been the result when he had
not had that protection. Taft fol
lowed this with a detailed account of
his Cwn personal experience with the
labor world.
He explained that the decisions he
had rendered while on the bench, and
tor which he was now condemned by
Bryan and Gompers, were in reality
the legal basis of labor organizations
of the present day, and upon that
basis they had grown and prospered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
CITY COUNCIL
DOES BUSINESS
BUYS 1000 FEET FIRE HOSE AND
STREET WASHER FOR
$1,000.
LIGHT BILLS HELD UP
Because Many Street Lights Have
Net Burned egularly--Euys
Lot For Third Fire
Station.

The second regular October NEE.
ling was held by the city council last
night. There were present His Honor,
Mayor Parsons, and Alderinen Koch
ler Burke, Ferguson. Greaney. Seoul
Tin, Kelly, Thistlewood, Mel IS, cah'
non, Davis and Meehan.
The mayor stated That the deed for
lot for third fire station had arrived
and city attorney had examined
same and could report.
City Attorney Moore stated the
deed was like all deeds. in regular
form, except that it required the city
to ray the taxes for ruture street
improvements. On motion of Alder.
men Meehan the deed was accepted
ana warrant ordered to be drawn for
$3.50 to pay fer same,
The mayor and city engineer re-
ported regarding Tenth street sewer
outlet, recommending that outside ex-
tension be protected from possible
damage by steamboats,, by driving
piline on either side and building
mattress over the sewer; also build
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
LIEUT.. COL. TUCKER SERVED
WITH WARRANT ER ROUTE
TO HEALTH RESORT.
NOT PUT UNDER ARREST
Because Order of Commanding Officer
For Him to Go to Hot Springs
Was Respected Chicago
Police Ch ef.

| Chicago. Oct. 113-L!eut. Col. w. F
Tucker, paymaster of the department
of the lakes, was served today. with
warrants charging him with wife
abandonment. Mrs. Tucker is a
daughter of former Senator John A.
Logan.
The warrant was read to Tucker,
while on a train at Decatur, H., by
Sergeant O'Brien, Of the Chicago
police department, but no effort was
made to place the army official under
arrest.
Chief Shippy declared later that he
had learned that Tucker was on his
way to Hot Springs sanitarium un.
der general orders issued by the com
mander of the department of the
lakes, and that his subordinate had
been instructed not to interfere with.
the journey.
Army officials informed Chief
Shippy today that Tucker was SER
ously III and his return to Chicago at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE SAYS
TEDDY OFFERED KEEFE FAT
JOB TO QUIT ooMPEps.
HAS CARRIED OUT
HIS PART or DIAL
President Of Longshormen's Union
Makes Emphatic. Deniai-comm't
tee Says Proof Will Be Offer
cd in Face OF Denial
President May Reply.

New York. Oct. 15-The Democratic
National Committee, through John j.
Gordan. acting CHIEF of the press
bureau at headquarters here, tonight
made public the following
IT was stated at national Demo
cratic headquarters tonight that Pres
ldent Roosevelt, by promise of office.
has succeeded In having one of the
lig men of the American Federation of
Labor desert Gompers In his adj
vocacy of the election OF Bryan.
'The leader in question is Daniel J
eefe, of Detroit, President OF the In
iternational Association of Longshcre.
men, and one of the Vice Presidents OF
the Federation of Labor.
The Democratic committee alege
that Keefe and the President wer
closeted for several hours In Wash
ington Oct. 3, and the offer OF beng
named Commissioner General Of I'M
migration, made vacant by the death
of Senator Sargent, was made in con-
sideration of Keefe repudiatihg Gem
pers and the executive council cf the
Federation,
"Keefe, Saturday last issued state
ment in which he said: I mgoing
TO vote for Taft.
1T is pointed out that Sept rs last
the executive council of the American
Federation of Labor issued a circular
calling on the organization of labor
to work for the defeat of Taft. AMI
Republican Congressman seeking re-
election, and eefe authorized his sigma.
ture 10 be attached to II.
THE source OF the committees in
formation, is not diyulged tonight. but
information was offered that If Keefe
or Roosevelt deny II another leader.
now in New York. i'll come forward
with proof that Keefe accepted it. and
has commenced to make good his part
of the deal"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14

core wall inside Of street wall On
mcticn of Alderman Greaney. street
committee was directed to proceed
with the work as outlined.
! Mayor reported regarding condition
on west side of city. where Mississip.
Ipi river has dcne some cutting in the
/ hauk outside of the Mobile e. Ohio
track. The mayor stated that he and
Superintendent Moore. of the Mobile
& Ohio had gene over the ground and
laCreed on work to be done. The rail
roau company had already placed a
lot Of stone on the ground and was
prepared to 10 whatever might be
necessary TO protect the embank-
ment
The mayor stated that government
engineers had agreed to have work
done on the bank above the city
Mayor stated also that in a confer
ence with Hon. NJ r. Gilbert regard
ing the building occupied by the city
the latter had agreed to have the roof
fire wall and floor repaired at once.
AMI his honor recommended that the
building committee OF the city coun-
Gil have the interior repaired. On mo-
tion Of Alderman Nellis the building
committee was authorized accord
inEly.
City treasurer reported sums re
naming In several funds. showing
that Insurance fund had balance Of /
t7.7f9.9z and general fund was over (
drawn sI1.s9212. Alderman Gresaey,
chairman Of the finance COMMITTEES. |
called attention to this oyerdrsft in /
the case Of the general fund. advising |
care in expenditures. As there uere
stil three months in the pPresent rs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
ito INSURANCE COMPANIES
oUsTED FROM ILLINOIS.

Belleville. ILL.,. Oct 14-Judge
Moore. Of the Circuit Court. today Is
sued a permanent injunction restrain
ing l10 fire insurance companies from
doing busines in Illinois. from fixing
rates and maintaining joint agent at
East St. Louis. The suit was begun in
June. 1902. by II. J.Hamlin, then A.
torney General Of Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
DENIES OFFER.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 13-President
Keefe, Of the Longshoremen's Union.
tonight categorically denied the state
ment from Democratic headquarters in
New York that he had been .cffere,l
the position of Commissioner General Of
Immigration
Keefe said: Il was not closeted
with President Roosevelt at all did
see him Oct ,. but IL was only four
OF FIVE minutes audience al which
several others we're present These in.
cluded p. H. Morrisey. head Of the
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmcn.
and think one Of the others was
Gen. Powell Clayton There were
Others | dill not know. am of the
opinion that every word said 70 me a.
that time was overheard
"The President did not offer me the
position of Commissioner General of
immigration. directly or Indirectly.
there or at any other time. The exc
cutive council of the American Fedora
'ion Of Labor Iid. not, to my know
ledge. send out any circular. as Is re
ferred to in the dispatch from New
York, consequently . could not have
lndorsed g.
ON August Is more than Fix
weeks before saw the president :
made identicaily the sane state
mcnt which / made a feu days ago b
reearI 10 Taft's candidacy Ny STATE
meut appears lu the Detroit Frss
Press OF August l6. 8 vas asked fheu
by @ representative Of the Free Prs
if Z hal signed or seen the letter
sut cut by President Gompers Of tn
American Federation q labor d
noruclgn the Republican platform
an urging labor % support Bryan
and the Democratic ticket 70
pli,d.
~ 10 not believe that Gompsrs
has issued any such ietter and o. b.
Ias. IL does not meet nv enforse
nsEt II such 81 etesr has besu Is
sueJ . have uot see nit cir nets
sr support nor vote fer BRIAN. an
roihg 10 vote for Tsn. uhc + an bon
wary member of ons ~ ors hrzncbsS.
oConeludss ~ sscons Pszs,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
MADE A MISTAKE.
Republican Literature Printed IN
Foreign Tongues Mailed BY Demo
cratic headquarters.

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE Republican
doctrines received unexpected publ
city through Democratic channels to-
day when two van loads of campaign
literature was unloaded in the mailing
room of the Democratic National
headq iarters-
The literature. intended for the Re
publican headquarters a block away.
was written in Bohemian. lithuanian
and Siavish, and before it was dis
covered that the documents were al
peals for the election Of Taft. most %
the literature vas mailed 10 the
voters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
KNIGHTS TemPLAR OF ILLINOIS

Rock Island. Ill. Oct 13.-Over two
thousand Knights Templar took part
in the big parade here this morning
which marked the opening Of the an
nuai meeting Of the Grand Command
cry Of Illinois. The gathering in poin'
Of attendance is one OF the largest
evrr held by the Knights Templsr in
thig state. The sessions will continue
untl THURSDAY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14

this time might be fatal to him.
Tucker. in accepting the service on
the warrant, promised to return from
St Louis if his presence was demand.
ed in Chicago.
The warrant for fuckers arrest was
obtained by his wife, who declared
that her husband had deserted her
July 25, 1907
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
ISSUED NO UITImATUm.

Sofa. Bulgaria. Oct 1.-THE re-
port published IN Paris that Bulgaria
has sent an ultimatum to Turkey de-
harding that her Independence be
recognized within three days. had
been declared officially to be without
foundation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
Infectious Diseases.

Theer has been an increase in the
number of cases of diphtheria and
scarlet fever during the last few days.
AMI there are now twelve cases of the
former and three ofthe latter in the
city all under proper care by the city
health department There are also
three cases Of small pox at the pest
house. The public schools are being
disnfected every eevning after
school hours to guard against the dis
ease among scholars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
m cLEvELANo's MEMORY.

New York. Oct. i3-The Cleveland
Memorial Committee organized today
and fixed CA March IS. next A. the
date for a public meeting In honor o.
the dead ex-President That day Eill
mark the seveHty-seoond anniversary of
his birth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14

until today they were stronger than
ever.
While fourteen audience were adj
dressed by the candidate today, his
big meetings we're at Wadsworth. Ely
rya Lorain, Cleveland and East Liy-
erpool
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
FARMERS S Rash ACT.

Macon. Mo-. Oct i3-At Goidsberry
today D. o. Seaman. a farmer. sent
10 the district school. called out his
two sons. aged 10 and u years. r.
spectively. and shot one dead. mortal
" wounded the other and shot aud
killed himself The cause is not
known.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
d walked. Evers flew out to Craw

ard walked Evers flew out to Craw
| ford.
Detroit. OLeary singled. Craw.
| ford singled and OLeary was kept
at second. Cobb bunted The ball
fell midway between the pitchers box
and home and 1t was shot into Stein
'feldt's hands before OLeary reached
third and the runner was out Craw.
ford took second base on the play,
but moment later was caught nap
ping Rossman struck out.
Fifth and Sixth.
Fifth--Chicago: Schultz sing ed; ;
Chance popped" the ball over sec.
ond base and went to first Stein.
feldt sacrificed. Hoffman flied out.
Til ker went out on a grounder.
Detroit: aShaefer was thrown
out al first. Schmidt grounded out.
Brown hit Coughlin sin the back The
side went out when Summers ground
ed 70 Chance.
Sixth-Chicago King smashed
the ball for a single. Brown struck
out. Schmidt threw out King at Sec
steal Shreckard famed.
Detroit: McIntrye fouled out.
O'Leary singled. Crawford hit to
Brown and a double play resulted,
Erowf to Tinker to Chance.
Seventh and Eighth.
eventh-Chicago Evers struck
out Schultz was retired at first, and
Chance few out.
Det oit: Cobb was retired on
strikes. Rossman was easy out. |
Schaee fouled out.
Fig gith-Chicago: Steinleldt was
thrown out at first. Hoffman hit safe.
y anl stole second, Tinker struck !
,ut King popped up a foul which |
Joughlin caught
Detroit Three infeld grounders !
'etired the Tigers.
Chicago: Pitcher Winter faced Chi !
,ago in this inning Brown AMI
Shreckard few out. Evers singled |
nd stole second. Schultz got a base |
N balls. Chance singled and Evers
Schultz going to third. A
louble steal which Chance and
Schulte attempted was spoiled by
schmidt and Schaefer Schmidt threw
o Schaefer who advanced on the ,
hrow and shot the ball back into
;chmidts hand in time to retire
,chulte.
Detroit Three out on grounders
gain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-14
Death Of Mrs- Porter.

Mrs. K z Porter died yesterday at
St Marys Infrmary- The remains
we're sent 10 La Center. Ky by Burke
4 Blaine. Deceased vas a. years
of age.