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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

BOSTON. March Observation-Disclosures
Ing the encouraging bulletins given
out on the condition OF Gov. Guild
yesterday, he suffered slight sink
Ing spell during the night and his
life still hangs Ia the balance.
LONDON. March 25.--Today's bulle-
tins regarding the condition OF Sic
Henry Campbell Bannerman causes re-
|newed anxiety. as they report him
In weak condition.
BLOOMFIELD, N. j., March 25.--
Patrick Graham, "a. of Orchard-st..
Vas burned to death today. as he sat
in his arm chair, helpless from rheu-
r1atism..
BRUSSELS, March 25.---It Is reports
ed that the indisposftion from whicn
King Leopold has boon suffering for
sometime past, has taken a serious
turn.
WASHINGTON, March 25.--Rep-
Jenkins. Of Wisconsin, is today cred.
tied with the sensational assertion
that there Is no difference between the
anarchists who defy constitutional au-
thority and state officials who disre-
gard it.
NEW YORK. March 25--The. Con
solidated Stock Exchange firm OF
Henry w. Gernerich 6 Co. failed to-
day. There was no statement OF as
sets and liabilities forthcoming.
NEW YORK, March 25.--Dr. O.
Cuthbert Hall, president OF the Union
Theological seminary, died today AZ
his home In this city.
PARIS. March 25.--lt is reported e.
day that the French government will
not surrender Paul Roy, Glacia Calais
husband, wanted on the charge of muir.
! der In New Hampshire.
NEW YORK. March 25.--It Is re-
ported here today that Comptroller of
the Currency William b. Ridgley will
retire tomorrow to become president
of the National Bank OF Commerce or
Kansas City. Lawrence 0. Murray
may succeed him
CHICAGO, March 25.--Threatened
with lynching by crowd of Infatuated
men. who mistook him for a kidnaper
Thorfel Scheweksky was rescued by
two policemen at Nireteenth-st. ard
Archer-ave., today. The policemen
were compelled To draw their revolt.
vers and threaten to shoot into the
mob before the violence was subdued.
ROME. March 25.--.The wedding of
the Duke OF the Abruzzi. cousin OF
King Victor Emmanuel, and Miss
Katherine Elkins, daughter OF Sens
tor Elkins, will take place in October.
This information was secured from
a high ofiicial In the kings court and
can be regarded as authentic. The
king now sanctions the match.
NEW YORK. March z5.--Mme.
Anna Gould, formerly the wife OF
Count Boni de Castellane, has abso-
lutely decided to wed Prince Helie de
Sagan. This was learned from q
close friend Of Mime. Gould. There
only remains to be- settled the time
and place of marriage and the dttaiss
OF the marriage settlement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
STREETS COMMITTEE
MEETS IN SECRET

Secret sessions Of the council streets
committee are being held ina private
room OF the council chamber
final work OF pruning the budget Is
attended to there. The committee IL
likely to recommend big budget Of
paving, as the work must be done
eventually and 1t is felt that the work
ers need the employment this year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
CHAPTER XIV.
"l,Il Show You Tomorrow"


Whats on Tom?" Polly asked
turning to one Of the performers who
was crossing from the main tent.
"The Leap of Death IL next he
answered. You've cot plenty OF
time" He passed on, and Poly con-
tinued to gaze toward the steeplo.
She scarcely heard Rarker's grandilo-
quent announcement about the won
6erful Leap OF DEATH, which the
audience were now To see. nor did
she notice the stopping OF the music
or the whirr Of the great iron machine
that was plunging through space with
it's girl occupant.
These things were part OF the
nights performance, part Of hideous
dream which Polly must ensure for
the rest Of her life.
"star gazing. Polly?" Jim asked. as
he crossed from the big wagons that
lined the edge Of the lot.
II guess was. jim" she answered
YEARLY. as she turned with forced
smile to the great brown fellow at
her side.
Jim longed to save her from Bark
ers threatened rebuke },
How yer feelin' tonight" he ask
cd.
I'm all right she answered.
"Anythin' yer .want?" he questioned.
"Want?" she echoed, turning upon
him eagerly.
There was 30 much that Polly want
ed that the mere mention Of the word
had touched a handspring of pain In
her heart.
IT mean, can I do anythin'?' jim
answered. not quite understanding tho
expression upon her face.
"No, OF course not" Polly answered.
as she recollected herself and crossed
toward the tent.
.Nhat's the Matter, PoIiy7"
what Is It, Polly7" Jim begged.
following her anxious!y. What made
yer cut out the show soday?"
She looked AWAY from him.
was II because you didn't want
ter ride afore folks what knowed yer;
ride afore him. maybe?'
Him. Polly gasped. OH Jim,
YOU don't mean that be was \
Jim saw the terror in her face and
FASTENED TO reassurc her.
ION, no. of course not. don't sun
nose parsons come to places like this
one: but was figuriL' that maybe yer
didn't want the other folks to see yer
and to tell him bout yer. Was tha,
TN be Cc.ts,uea.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

Tit for Tat.
A blatant sample Of the loud
voiced. self-conscious, look-at-me va
riety OF men took his seat In. bus
and called to the conductor: Does
this bus go all the way?"
"Yes. sir" responded the conductor
politely. ~
Does 1t go as far as Oxford-st.!
want to get out there.
eyes. SIR" was the reply.
We'll, want you to tell me when
we get there. You'd better stick q
stamp on your nose, or put straw IN
your mouth. OF tie knot In one Of
your lips, so that you won't forget IL
"It would not be convenient for one
in nv position to do So" said the con
ductor. courteously; but IL you viii
kindly pin your ears around your neck
I think could remember to tell you.
--CasseIl's Journal.
BY Way of encouragement.
"The manager always keeps back a
portion OF the villains salary"
ssWhy does he do that--afraid he'd
skipg"
mo; but he always acts his part
better when he's mad."-St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Ais Report.
Father-How Ii 1t that find you
kissing my daughter? Answer me,
air, How Is itY
-YesBf Haaffv-fifffes fine.--ftx
change.
Bright Boy.
.Employer--Did you tell Mr.. Bore
ham, who called, that had gone to
America?
New ONCE Boy--Yes. sir; ! told him
you had started this morning.
Good, What did he say?"
"He wished To know when you'd re.
turn. sir. and L told him | did not
think you would be back until after
luncheon. Tit Bits
w a Cold Proposition. Y
| The Boston Girl--See how this Their.
mometer Ia failing
The New York Girl--0f course
You're standing right in front OF it,
] Yonkers Statesman.
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lowed TO fegister under the law by
giving the location OF the head once.
names. and addresses OF theis princi-
pal officers.
In the interest of all these organ
zations--business labor and farmers
vision permitting the recovery OF
three-fold damages should be abolish
ed. and as substitute therefor the
right OF , recovery allowed for should
plaintiff and the\ cost OF suit, includs
Ing a reasonable attorneys fee.
short Limitations statute
The law should not AFFECT pending
suits: short statute OF limitations
should be provided. so far az the past
Moreover. and even more In the inter
est OF labor than OF business combina-
lions. ali such suits brought for causes
brought only II the contract or COM
bination complained OF was unfair or
unreasonable. II may be well TO re-
member that all OF the suits hitherto
brought by the government under the
antitrust law have been I'm cases
where the combination or contract
was In fact unfair. unreasonable. and
against the PUBLIC interest.
strike is clumsy weapon for
righting wrongs done against labor.
and we should extend. so far as possi-
Bile. the process OF Cancellation and ar
Violence, disorder and coercion, when
committed In connection with strike.
should be- as promptly and as sternly
rsSrr-ssa ~. when n somm nis,s IN any
selves are, and should be Recognized
to be entirely legal.
The question OF financial legislation
IN now receiving such attention In botn
houses that we have right TO expect
action before the close of the session.
IL Is urgently necessary that there
should be such action Moreover. ac-
tai savings banks. These postal saw
ings banks are imperativeiy needed Tor
the benefit OF the wageworkers ana
men OF small means. and Will be a
valuable adjunct to our whole hnan-
cial system
The Time has come when we should
prepare for revision OF the tariff.
This should be. and indeed must be,
preceded by careful investigation,
Before the close OF this session pro-
vision should be made for collecting
full material which will enable the
congress elected next fall to act imme-
diately after II comes into existence.
This would necessitate some action by
perhaps in the shape OF directing the
proper committee to gather tire neces-
sary Information. both through the
committee itself and through govern
ment agents who should report to the
committee and should lay before Ii the
facts which would permit II To act with
prompt and Intelligent fairness These
government agents. IL II fs not deemed
wise TO appoint individuals from out
side the public service. might with adj
vantage be members of the executive
departments. designated by the presi-
dent, on his own motion or on the re-
quest OF the committee. TO act with IL.
The president. in his message, then
repeats his former advocacy or a
ests-that wood pulp and paper manu-
featured therefrom. be placed upon the
free list when they come from any
country that does not put an export
duty upon them. He also again sug-
gests that ample provision be made for
q permanent waterways commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

that in no other equal territory OF the
world are there SO many inhabitants.
Even In Brooklyn the population a
square mile Is only 1894. while In
the Bronx II is 9.029. In Queens 1862,
and In Richmond 1.3s6.--Wall Street
Journal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
The Board OF Commerce
Fills This Pulpit Today
introducing the Detroit City Ser
xiee League and Its Mission.

daughters of
PECULIAR they do not emphasize some
things majority people think OF first in connection
with greater city
BIGNESS and BUSINESS and BEAUTY for example
But we don't pretend TO be the only inspired prophet nobler
. city-goodness, mol
hope always pray teachable spirit mind
tenaciousy fixed on Sure Things.
We therefore cheruly exchange pupts today with the BOARD
after light like orselveswhie they
unfold evange of better civic day for Detroit
by the that has been some eighteen months IN
preparation
While they hold forth in this chance will Tin magnaoon)
20 their the of their sincere and
from there.
the bespeak the inspired stranger WITHIN tne
gates hearing and responsive reception nat
usually accorded the preaching in this house
Here follows message the Board OF Commerce
g the Detroit City Service League organized last night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
cHlEF APPEL ON STAND.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, March 25.--In
the Star theater riot cases before
Justice Doty. Chief OF Police APPEL
was in the spotlight. He was sub
jected to rigid cross-examination
by Attorneys Cavanaugh. Kearney,
Brown and Duffy. The chief stood his
ground, notwithstanding the hammer
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

One Of the features of the jackson
clubs initial banquet at Kalamazoo,
last evening, was the address OF
Congressman Henry T. Rainey, OF
Illinois on Roosevelt CODE" In his
address Congressman Rainey bitter
ly attacked the president, compar.
Ing him with monarchs who with
out any authority Of law exercise
rights greater than those exercised
by any kings or potentates;" accus-
Ing him Of having introduced Into
the Panama canal zone, a code OF
law which among other things in
some cases deprived defendants Of
the right Of trial by jury and placed
upon defendants the burden of proof.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

Master OF Ceremonies Cat social
rathcr5nxts--Mr.-M nnunerfnxg,-shat!
we have your little talk now. Or shall
we Let the people ENJOY themselves =
little while ionger7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
LINGER A LITTLE IN OUR
LAUGHTER DEPARTMENT

| Always Absent.
Quizzem--To what religious demon
ination do you belong?
Stayaway-rm a Seventh Day Ad-
ventist.--Kansas City Times.
Looking for . Partner.
Mayory-Where are you going?
Village Constable--The three
tramps I just locked up want to play
whist and I'm looking for a fourth
Fliegende Batter.
A Test.
The brigands threatened to pull the
teeth OF their prisoner.
Go ahead" he told them, calmly;
''but I won't know whether you are
real brigands or not until you present
the bill. Ledger.
The Happy Family.
Mrs. Scrappington--Well. what are
you muttering about?
Mr.. Scrappington--You accepted me
after / had proposed to you four times.
didn't you?
Yes"
Served me right, confound my fool
soul!"-smart Set.
Az. He 10.
Teacher latter explaining the char
acter of the Pharisee)--And now. what
do we mean by IMPORTER
Pnpit=Pleaser miss, man wot Says
he is wot he isn't. but he amt
Punch.
In the Dime Museum.
What did you do with my Their
mometer7" demanded the doctor who
had been called In to attend one OF the
freaks.
Il swallowed II, Doc" answered the
glass-eaters Thought IL was my medi-
cine"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

away from the parsons garden in a
white simple frock only one month
before.
Her hair was knotted high on her
head tonight and iutertwined with
bands of paste jewels. Her short.
full skirts and her low cut bodice were
glittering with white and colorcd
stones.
The small, childish arms fell bare
from the shoulders. The white, pea
sive face contrasted oddly with her
glittering attire. She turned her eyes
toward the familiar church steeple.
but there was no response from the
dark cold spire. Even the moonlight
seemed to shun 1t, and she found her
self wondering whether the great bcff
that used TO call Mr.. Douglas little
flock to worship had become as mute
as her own heart.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
THE DETROIT BUTTON.

Detroit button is made from copyrighted design
bearing the OF the OF
troll. League IN
Worth Living"
The win placed sale in stores throushout
Mt a b
ri TO interest handling
net ado carrying
~ leac purchaser 3
getting oI Mvts. ~ we ana also
Each purchaser asked sign receipt evidence
promoting the welfare OF Detroit In add
horl1o belongs
he by
md
through are not
neghborhood assocation will then be
rrou association formed
that section OF the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
NARRATION OPENS AT 500.

NAVIGATION OPENS AT 500.
oAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, March
25.---fspecial.) --Navigation opens hero
tomorrow, when the International
TranEit Co. will start Its ferry service.
This IL several days earlier than laA
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
In the Dime Museum.


did you get any Of that bargain
ribbon" /l|
ayes" answered the athletic girl.
proudly. Il bucked the line for ten
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

A man is as anxious TO make money
as a woman Is to spena Il .-----
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

being &; er ,ss nssas TO-
HsFs i D Il %Srs s"fi iss run q NE
ali have ana iSisS needed
Is s ss a a he make sao%" their city aSlx
r. sss It's is
Detroit Is beautiful etyt se s,,S
World but
wo9 e &. e.
snssss s the AND
!; "a v bring q"
au s9,sa
ss
6,,s sso. ssss ss ' Begin
q oAx FEW "
NJ s @ m ass sn s
ss s to the the
ry . e s s.: s ss:s
people ability
s ems sss,ss
3 q ne e 81, %
.ps c bride D ans D q s
ana s a q % IN lie
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r. .ss &. ps4s.s ven
tns most S s or ,s se the
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= as s @ i ss Z
s g. s sad y snis the c
League.
PLANS FOR THE DETROIT CITY SERVICE LEAGUE
purpose Will create greater
Inhabitants OF Detroit Its civic wei
fare. and show how the city can be improved -.
In carrying out this purpose the plan Will De 20 nay
In
delivered surfng
April Mag In different parts of the city: . 49,
AZ incentive for the Improvement OF the city prizes
:!rS'iss
OF third prize Of s25 Those desiring to enter
the contest should take before May 10
1ner Will the greatest Improvement The contest
will Sept a.
cup offered the neighborhood assocfa-
ticn showing the best results in the In is Sec
association decide under what line OF
the directors
shall be the judges and award the cup The
In succession before IL passes
x committee be appointed In the public
playground Improvement.
Beginning Its simple plans and with
PRINCIPLES and aeusng spirit Of civic pride and cooper
HE League gu To ENROLL IT'S MEM:
IN Its GogNcIr rREsENTATivEs TEo1M EVERY Or
AZ MEN Wick HAS FOR IRIS AIM THE ADvANcEMENT
OF THE WELFARE OF DETROIT.
THE DETROIT BUTTON
The Detroit button is m fr a copyrighted
the and motto the seal OF the city Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

From time 70 time we preach
here the gospel of Greater De-
troit.
Our readers know we have
some peculiar ideas of what con-
stitutes no mean city, wherein
sunshine and shadow should be at
least equally apportioned to the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25
FLASHED BY WIRE

BOSTON, March 5.--.Notwithstand
Ing the encouraging bulletins given
out on the condition OF Gov. Guild
yesterday. he suffered slight sink
Ing spell during the night and his
life still hangs In the balance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

BRUSSELS. March 25.--It Is report
ed that the indisposition from whicn
King Leopold has boon suffering for
sometime past, has taken a serious
turn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

BLOOMFIELD. N. j., March 25.--
Patrick Graham. "a. of Orchard-st..
Vas burned to death today. as he sat
in his arm chair, helpless from rheu-
E1atism.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

LONDON. March 25.--Today's bulle-
tins regarding the condition OF Sic
Henry Campbell Bannerman causes re-
newed anxiety. as they report him
In a weak condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 25.--Rep.
Jenkins. of Wisconsin, is today cred
tied with the sensational assertion
that there Is no difference between the
anarchists who defy constitutional au-
thority and state officials who disre-
gard 1t.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

mometer IA failing
The New York Girl--0f course
You're standing right in front OF it,
Yonkers Statesman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-25

NEW YORK. March 25.-The. Con-
solidated Stock Exchange firm OF
Henry w. Gernerich 6 Co. failed to-
day. There was no statement OF as
sets and liabilities forthcoming.
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reception hall, parloi, Two D~edcaambeTI
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electric light. East front lot 42xl16, located
just north OF Field club. 1850 s.. 18th Ave,
Price 5000; " cash; balance ~ per
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and Cunning SITS. uO-2
THREE MILES NORTH OF KRUG PARK
Is located a beautiful tract of land contain
ing 154 acres, with good improvements,
house, large barn, etc. This place is we'll
adapted for dividing into s. 10 and 20-acro
lots Price only $4,000; 5000 cash. balance
10 suit.
HASTINGS e. HEYDEN Land Department,
Otto Siemssen, Mgr,
POO So. nth st., Omaha, Nebraska.
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-T. F. Doyle. 4612 North Thirty
eighth street, girl; Alonsal Nelson, 200
Davenport street, girl; J.. F. Caffey, S23
South Twenty-flfth avenue, boy; John b.
sacz, Twenty-flfth and Bancroft streets,
boy; Joseph Munek, 1919 Center street, girl;
Charles a. Spratt, Gil North Eighteenth
street, girl; Carl Nelson, 2460 South Twen-
tieth street. girl; Charles Burd, Third and
Spring streets, boy.
Deaths-Miss Clara Belle Haywood, Wise
Memorial hospital, 20; George Hook, 1923
North Seventeenth street, a.; Baby Ander-
son, 1924 North Twenty-fourth street, Is
days; Mrs. Amanda NJ. Williams, Metho-
dist hospital, So.
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Do You Wish to Make a Change
IF YOU have a farm. home, business or
property that you wish to sell or ex-
change, write us.
GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO,
OMAHA, NEB.
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A Handsome BARGAIN

All modern Groom house, located on a
beautiful lot, 50Xl35, with nice lawn. fruit
and shade trees. Combination gas and
electric lights. fine new furnace; cement
walks. In fact, a most desirable home.
Located at a0S California St., in the heart
OF Dundee and only a short distance from
Happy Hollow. This Il "A very desirabis
residence district and anyone desiring q
good home will do well 10 take advantage
OF this exceptional opportunity.
Price only $500, terms, $1,000 cash. bal
ancc 10 suLt purchaser,
STRINGER & CHILD,
4th Floor O!d Brandeis Store, Doug. 2asL
09)-ls 81
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DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

AAXWELL-Pearl Elizabeth, July Slst'
1903, aged Z years, only Bht OF MI
ana Mrs. N. j. Maxwell
Funeral from Swedish Methodist church,
18th and Burt St, Sunday, August 20, at
II o'clock, a. m. Friends invited.