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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15

bond. with Captain c. A. Wedmore
 his bondsman, and Borman under a
 1,000 one, G. l.. Braun going on the latter's bond. Miss Carroll, who is at the New
 Haven hospital, is doing nicely, and, if no unforeseen complications set in, will recover.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
NORTH HAVEN ENTERTAINMENT
First of Series of Authors Evenings
 Tomorrow Night.

The. first of the authors evenings
 which are being held this winter un- der the Memorial Library ways and means committee. will take place to- morrow evening. Jan. Is, at o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
Found Guilty.

The jury in the common pleas court yesterday found Edward/ Kelner guilty of breach of the peacf and Judge Wolfe sentenced him to tnlrty days in jail.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15

If the Bnby Is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and we'll tried remedy Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup, for children teethngi lt soothes the child softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie and is the best remedy fol diarrhoea, Twenty five cents a bottle
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
HOSPITAL AIDS ANNUAL.

The annual meeting of the Hospital Aid society will be held Friday. Jan uary :, at 10 a. m, in Trinity parishE building. Temple street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HYPERION THEATER

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JAN 16. IT
 Chardes Frohman, Presents For the First Time in America, tho Great Laughing Success of the
 Present Season, TWENTY DAYS IN THE SHADE.n A Farce in Three Acts. All Star Cast. Prices: 26c, soc, 75c. $1o0, $1.50. Seat sale Tuesday. Carriages at 10;50.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15

Catering in all it's branches by skilled and experienced people; weddings. banquets, dinners, parties, teas, etc. Good taste. good quality. Mince Pies and Plum Puddings to order. Experi- enced walters and cooks furnished.
 The E. J. Williams Caterinq Co.,. 47 ELM STREET. OVER NESBTTS
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sc. s. G s. ga6n.

90. 6. C s. ga6n.
Insunft-
SO. 3-@om Goroen. 9:15 nadm
"Slberu-8om Roroen. .7.30 born,
gfo. 241-9olliton etc .6:3O oorm
Gbfabrt-
SO. 4-Nad5 Dem glorber .7:30 bornt
.Slper" -sRa6 bem Norben 9 100 na1nr
gto. 244-9ouiton etc -. 1915 nadnt
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mano. 8ielfad miro elm @erbre-
den nerml1tet, oo6 liegt au6 Sic
Wfogli6feit Dor, oaB oas sSeuer olrd)
cine 2ampen-grploiion peranlaBt lit.
Sim 9anflaguttgstage na6te
cine Beieaidaft bon Serren unb 9a=
men aus Sbernan .eillen 9lusflllg
no6 elmer in Der geabe BON @bites=
boro gelegenen Sarnl. Inter oell
slnsfliislern befanoen iid) aub 5lpei
illnge geaohell 2ouiie @otes uno
8laops glp, beibe IaBen ouf benz
@agen neben einanoer. Srdulein
Clip batte cine S6eibenflinte IN
Der Sono uno ipielte nit ibr berllrt.
8loelid entluo iid) Die Slinte nno
Die &ugel orang Sri. Gates in oie
Stirn. Sbne einen 2ont 5u duBern
brah oas iur1ge 0fao6en 5llion-
men. Der SOB mar iofort eingetre=
ten.
= Cine Srou 9usbp in &usf,
oeren @atte bein 3nhtbuas angt-
Itellt lpar, bot BON einem Wonne
namens Stofes in gelton Elm 8ermG-
gen bon ungefabr $4,000 seerbt
Stofes mar ieiner8eit als Strdf-
ling I'M 3u6tbaus utto nuroe bos
mails BON gusbp iebr gut bebanoel-
9lus 9anfbarfeit bot er MIN Der
Srau iein Sernlogen perno6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-27

db6ul0md0e1t, tltOellt tie alt0eutetcll,
BOB oie Ser. Stoaten, eine Der BRET
itGrfiten Seena6te, BON oieIer 8e-
re6r1tng ausgei6loiiell ieien. 9lrtbur
See, ein Oeitelieo Ser fonlerpotiben
9artei, bat I'M 9orloment oen Gre-
nlier pege1 oteier 9lngelegenbeit be.
frogt, porouf inn Ser enogiiltigc
8ei6eio lpltroe, ooB Ser Bretttitr
in oie @orte uoie beioen nddit-
itarfen 0ed6te" alle 9eotionen eiit-
.i6lieBe, no INNER oiele iein lno-
gen. Serr Isqllitb fiiete nod bin
5lt, Ser feline 93eoe beberribenoe @e-
oanfe lei Der gelpeien ooB @roBbri-
tantlien ieilte lleberleeettbeit 5ur See
beibebalten iolIte uno oaB bie 9fe-
gieru1g, nie idon oft ausgeipro6en,
oen 3pei Mahte=stonooro ols cine
5u oielen gno5lped brau6bore Sor=
mel hetra6te.
9lus Berlin beridtet man: Weit
groBten1 Sntereie miro Die telegra=
pbiide 0eeloung aus 5rieori6sbafen
oufgenonlnlell, baB Der neue Sal
Ion oes @rofen Zeppelin nobe5u fer
tig lit nno nit Dem 8ou 5lpeier
anberer 2uftfdiffe bereits begoltnell
puroe. Ser Erobeoufitieg nit Dem
ieiner 8ollenoltne enteegengebenoell
u3eppelin 3" (@riae 3. . ioa je-
ooc1 er1t I'M Weonat Wdra Dor Iid)
geben. l1e6er oie 2eiitltngsfdbigfeit
Ser idon beoenteno ertpeiterten @er-
fe Der BON Dem @rafen in's 2e-
Ben gerllfenen @eieai6aft eiebt iid
allgenteine @enugtultng fund. Seit=
oent es Zeppelin oanf Der Spier=
freubigfeit bes oeutiden Golfes err
iporoen lit, oos llnterreb=
men ouf breiterer @rnftolage gu emit
ipideln, lit Der getrieb i'm @roben
ltur nod cine Srose Ser 3eit. gsa6
@egirn Der Moiienanfertigllng Der
al1nlinirfnteile miro Die Sertigitel-
lung zines 2uftidiffes ni6t nebr aIs
ein bolbes Sabr beonipruden, 10
boB I'M geoarfsfolle allf oie 2ieie-
rung elmer itattliben 9ln5abl bon
2ufti6iffer, BET mebreren 8auballell
gere6net neroell fam.
= Die oiterrei6ii6e g3egierung
bat Die offi5ieae grfldrung erlalier,
bob Die @erii6te bon elmer Wobil=
ma6nno unb BON 4alnpfen an Der
@ren5e unbegriitbet leien.
9lus sSena miro gelneloet, baB
Grofeiior gr1it Saedel, Der beriibm=
tie 9arlpilliit Der bortigen llniperli-
tGt, gu Sltern BON ieinem 2ebramt
5nriidtreten miro. Ser @elebrte
pollenbet am 16. Sebruar iein fiinf.
unolieb5igltes Sebensiobr. S6on i'm
Sabre 1861 babilitierte er iib on Ger
l1niperiitdt eSena, ipel6er er bisber
ununterbrohen ar,gebort bot. 1865
er9ielt Saedel eine orbentli9e Hro-
feIiur.
aonig @ilbelm BON @iirttem-
berg bot nllnmebr ben Nellbau bes
Softbeaters IN Stllttgart nod Dem
gnttpurf oes @rofeiiors 2itttnan in
Minben anbefoblen. 2ittmann, Der
grbauer oes 8ritl3regenter=Sbea-
ters in Miinden, bate, mie por
Monotsfrift gen1eloet, ben eriten
9reis fir Den bon ibm ilnterbreite=
ten Hlan erbalten.
Sn Der &abboo-3ede bel
Sanm, ipel6e unlangit Die Statte
Der &ataitropbe ipor, Die Sunoerten
bon 8ergleuten oas 2eben foitete, bat
cine neue @rplolion itattgefunoen
Die iid pabrideinli6 in Der Hui-
perfammer ereignete. gs lit mebr=
fader moterieler S6aoen ongerid-
tet morben.
Die 9eodrid)t, baB Der banti-
i6e Mfiniiter 2econte bon ben He-
polutiondren eridoiien iei. lpar nidi
ipabr.
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gietOria 9ipiiion, g. $. G. g. q.
&nfunft-
aoO. 5o2-euero, @ictoria, 7:3o nabar
Gbfabrt-
$40. 3o1-Guero, gictoria, $50 bonn
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5.

slnl Wittmo9 nno 0omerItag
lit in sluitin oos 25idbrige SSsubi-
laum Der Staatsuniperiitat eefeiert
poroen. 9lm Wfittlpoh morgen nllr=
oe Der neue BrGiioent Der llniper-
iitat, Or. Me5es, feierlid in Iein
@mt eingefiibrt, am Na6mittag fane
Elm groBes barbecue in @beeler's s
@rope 81 Gbren Der friiberen Stu-
oenten uro Der 6eitedite itott.
gbenos gaben perl6ieoene 0eparte-
ments oSmofers" au6 bielt oic
teranii6e yGonference for @ouea=
tion" cine Sibune ob. slm 9on-
neritae tpnroe oas neile y2am Bull
bin9" eroffnet, oann mar groBcs
giter fir 9rofeiioren, Stubenten
uno Gr-Stuoeilten in Der 8radelt-
ribee SaQ uno am 9lbeno gab Der
ollniperiitp German Glib" eine:l
9all inn 9risco1 Sotel. 9lu6 fonb
eill &on5ert itatt uno nod oen1ielbe'l
elm @npfong i'm Souie oes Or. Wee-
ses. 9ln 6eioen 9lbenoen moren oas
aapitol lmo anbere @ebduoe prdh-
tig illuniniert.
0fittipod abeno entitano aui
Ser, a6t Wfeilen iiiolid BON gprf-
tolpn, ober idon IN @oliao Gountp,
gele9enen 6arm Don @ilbelm 9ren'
De Jun. elm Seuer, bur6 lpel6es Oas
@o6nbaus pollitdnoig 8eritort ipur-
Sc. glls Die 9ea6born berbei famen,
itono oos Sous bereits in pollen
5lolnmen. 9luBer Srellbe unb iei.
ner SSrou NOR geienono tpeiter uui
Dem 8late, beioe iinb bel Dem 8euer
unl's 2eben gefomnlen. 8ie oas
Seuer entitonoen lit, ueiB gfie.
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llnIer arbfter gprs,ta.

Sen @olfern bes Srie1ts ipirO ourd
Die gieli9ion gelebrt, baB gSai6nngel1
nottpenoi9 iino. liner @pr8ua lit, oaa
mir gu bieier @rfenntnis feline Se6re
braltcbeu Infer gr6Berer @or8ll9 Ill
Die anoere @rfen1tnis, baB audi Saa
Sltnere bes &orpers Der gSai6uleen
bebarf, ioll er nibt eiuem frii65eiti9eii
Sooe perfallen lluier gr6Bter 8or8u1
lit nber, baB mir ipeni9iteus elm Wtttsl
fir irtnere Geiniglng 6aben, bns pbne
Ssebl ben Sdfteu oes aDrpers bilft, iid
bon ben giftigeu 4bfollitoffen al be-
freieu: ct. 8eruaro ardliterpilleil. 9lul
pegetabiliid); feline iddbliden Nincrus
lien. S5n spotbefen 8lt baben.
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Ysiserfolae Der Erpbibitioniiten in
Der lcbten @abl.

Gdon peridieoene Male baben mir
6nrauf aufmerfiam senuadt, oab bic
grobibitioniften in Der lebten Wabl
febr ffledt gefobren fino. Sebt lie
aen genoue geridte Dor, Die erfenreIl
Iaiien, tpie aasgeoebnt oieie Wfsser-
folge geipeien fino.
esyn Colorado nlahten Die Yrobihi-
tioniiten Die groBten Gnitrengungen,
Inn eine 2egislntur gu ertpablen, Die
ben Staat nit einem gouiltp-Sofal.
Sption-@eiet begliiden ipiir0e. gs
lit ibnen nidt aelungen, Die Webr5abl
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Ottu Sreter, 6t615 @farfet Str.
&eparatltr @erfltGtte. @emebre,
S6loiier repariert uno ale in 5ies
Sad idloeenoe 9lrbeiten inter @a=
rai,tie ousgefibrt. Neues Sci. 2tt2.
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@eimbt

miro Elm getpanoter 3eitungsreiien-
Der. Npplifotionen gu ri6ten on Die
Expedition Der Sreie 9srciie fir
Scras.
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5. e g. %. ga5n,
9. q. & q. g. ga6n.

Gnfrnft-
go. 1-9oufton Ii. 5. aiiIte 1920 nadlm
yso. 3-9olliton II. 5. &iifte 700 nornt
gso. 54-8on &errbille 3. $3.50 BORN
go. 52-aerrbille, Son1tag 500 nadlln
yto. 9S-Na6 aerrbiIle ZOO nabu
Ibfabrt
go. 2-6ouiton H. s. &iiite $50 porat
yso. 4-5onfton H. 5. &iifte 800 nad)m
yeo. 53-Nad &errbiae $50 hadn't
Go. 51-@errbi(le, 5onlltag $3.50 BONN
gto. 87-ytab aerrbil(e :05 BORN
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= 9eoenfe. baB Die @irfung oei-
ner @orte nienlols einoringlih it,
ipenn oieie auforinglih itnb.
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8iQia AT perfamfen.

Gin Sffice-gult nit 9foGoedcl.
gao68ufroaen in Der Office Der u5reie
8reiie".
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g., $. & 9. q. (Sanpt-2inie)

9fnfunft-
go. 9-gom Often. ::s5 borm
yto. 7--8om Often. 100 na1m
yfo. 10-@l &aio Ii. @eiten 500 na1nr
Ibfa6rt-
$50. 9-@I 8aip II. 8eiten 900 Dorm
go. 10-Gad Dem Often. 1920 nashnt
$40. 8-Nad) Dem Often. 40 bornl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
DETROIT is DOOMED
BY WHOLESALERS

Seward L. Merriam was the principal
sneaker at the luncheon of the Whole
salers' association in the Penobscot
Inn. Wednesday. He lauded the worn
Of the association in advertising the
beauties Of Detroit and Its advantages
as a market.
James K. Davis presided, and out
lined the plans for celebration In
July that will bring merchants here
from all the surrounding territory. The
success OF buyers excursions was
commented upon and members Wee
shown the announcements for the next
excursion, the letters having a cut OF
the central portion Of the city. In
the directors meeting all the old or
ficers were reelected.
A vigorous membership campaign
has been started by the wholesalers,
w. C.. Noack IL chairman OF the mem.
bership committee, and all the direc.
tors have been made members, four
being formed. The
weekly luncheons Will be made fea.
ture. some good speakers outside the
ranks OF the association being invited
10 address the members at each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
FLAMES THREATEN
ENTIRE BLOCK
BUT FIREMENs GOOD WORK CON
FINES BLAZE TO DETROIT
CYCLE e. MOTOR co.'s STORE.

For a time, Wednesday evening, the
entire block bounded by jefferson
Larned. Randolph and Brush-sts.. was
threatened with destruction by fire,
originating from the explosion of a
can of gasoline In the Detroit Cycle Il
Motor Co.'s store at No. 239 Jeffer'
son-ave.
The explosion, which occurred short
ly after 6 o'clock, scattered the blaz'
ing fluid all over the store. and an in
slant later the flames burst from both
the front and rear windows. They soon
spread 10 the New York hotel. which
occupies the three upper floors OF the
building. Mrs. Patrick j. Boudro, wife
OF the proprietor. became hysterical
and had to be carried from the build
ing by her husband. Outside she faint
ed and was revived with difficulty.
Famed by a stiff southwest gale,
the flames Tapped adjoining buildings
and but for the prompt work OF the
firemen serious confiagration might
have resulted. The department, how
ever, managed to keep the flames con-
fined to the one building. The loss
Is about $4,000. the greater part OF 1t
being sustained by the Detroit Cycle
G. Motor Co., OF which L. Irving Lutes
is manager. He is also sales agent for
the Swinehart Clincher Tire & Rubber
Co., and his stock Of tires was de-
stroyed. The loss Is only partially
covered by insurance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
DETROIT

In honor Of his "name day" the Rev.
Richard D. Slevin, s. j., president of
Detroit college, will give the stu
dents of that institution holiday.
Friday.
The new public bathhouse will be
turned over to the city in about a
week. Some further time will be re-
qliired for fitting up the place, which
viii cost about $4,000 additional.
Fearing another attack Of insanity,
to which he Is subject, Capt. David
West applied to the Eloise asylum
for admission Wednesday, and was
promptly received, although he was
then sane. Capt. West, who is Ga
years old and well-known about De-
troit, has been an inmate OF the
asylum before, but was discharged
as cured some time ago.
Leo kIavekowsIe, a 16-year-oId boy
living at No. 107 Scott-st., who
imagines he Is millionaire, has
habit Of making out checks
for large amounts, payable to him
self. was locked up in the central
station Wednesday night, and is
held pending an examination as 70
his sanity. The boy had eight
checks, calling for a total OF $780,
s76.470, and all signed Jack Slip
perry"
The Rev. M. I. Stritch, s. j., a member
OF the faculty Of the Detroit college,
VIII give the first OF q course OF lee
lures In the school hall. Larned and
ST Antoine-sts,, Thursday evening,
Feb. 6. These lectures will be free
to the public and will be on histor-
ical subjects, beginning tonight with
"Charlemagne and His Empire. >.
They VIII appeal especially to those
interested in history and are given
at the request of number of teach
ers of the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
LIVELY LITTLE RUMPUS
IN ARNOLD M. E. CHURCH

The advanced ideas OF the Rev. j.
K. Balmer, the young pastor OF the
Arnold M. e. church. are blamed for
dissension which has caused several
families TO leave the church.
I've seen more usurpers of the d.
vine word In my Is years In Arnold
M. E. church than in all the rest OF
my life," says white-beared John Muir
ray. Now. this young Mr.. Balmer
tries TO tell me that the verse that /
have studied all my life might have
been said by st. John instead Of
Christ"
When Mr. Balmer's predecessor, the
Rev. +. s. DeVona, was transferred to
Trenton. several families took letters
to the Trenton church. Among these
were Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Levy. of
No. 345 Linden-ave. They have thrown
open their home, and prayer meetings
are now held there every week, at
which the Rev. Mr.. Devona breaches.
The Rev. John Sweet. presiding elder,
has been asked to stop Pastor DeVona
from preaching In another minister's
field
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
SAYS LAWYER DID
NOT TURN OVER
AL|M0Nr
CHARLES DREW MAKES SERIOUS
CHARGE AGAINST ATTORNEY
GEORGE M. o'coNNoR-DlsBAR.
MENT THREATENED.

Unless Attorney George M. O'Con
nor pays over $64 to Augusta Drew
before next Monday, disbarment pro-
ceedings may be commenced against
him before the circuit court judges.
O'Connor has been acting for
Charles Drew, whose wife,, Augusta
started divorce proceedings several
weeks ago. and IL is alleged the attor-
ney has retained $64, which represents
10 weeks alimony, paid by the hus-
band under order of the court. Drew
thought the money was being turned
over to his wife regularly. until he
was served with notice TO appear
in court and show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt
for failure 20 pay alimony
To show that the money had been
paid regularly Drew visited Judge
Murphy Wednesday afternoon and dis
played big bunch OF receipts signed
by O'Connor or a clerk in his office.
Drew says his attorney admits that
he received the money, but pleads pow
erty, and says he was compelled TO
use 1t because OF sickness IN his home.
MY brother and have been look
ing for O'Oonnor for two days" Drew
said Wednesday afternoon, land IL we
had found him we would have had the
money or the satisfaction of beating
him. | went to his house and am sure
] saw him in the window. but when
reached the door the girl told me he
was not at home.
Drew will appear in court next
Monday with his receipts to show
that the money has been turned over
to his attorney.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
COMMON SENSE

Leads most Intelligent people TO use only
MEDICINES OF known composition. There
fore II 10 THAI DR.. Pierce's medicines. the
makefy( Of which print every ingredient
entering UAo Them upon the bottle wrap
pers and attest Its correctness under oath.
are daily grR|ing in favor. The com.
position OF Dtl Pierce's medicines n open
70 everybody,vDr. Pierce being DESTROYS
Of having the learc6 Qsht. Qf inYestIea.
ton turned fully upon hIs iormuIe, being
eonfdeht that fte Rett9f f61 cohp6SItIon
QIEhsse lledIciDes Us khQWn the more
Will their Grsat clfa{IYe merlts -he recog-
nIzed. Being wholly made Of the active
medicinal principles extracted from ma
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original with DR.. Pierce, and without the
use OF drop Of alcohol, triple-refned and
chemically pure glycerine being used i'm
stead In extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing In the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
free from the objection OF doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
ooholic beverages OF habit forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers--the same as sworn to by
DR.. Pierce, and you will find that his
"
blood purifier, stomach tonic and bowel
regulator-the medicine which, while not
recommended 10 cure consumption In its
advanced stages yno medicine VIII DO that
yet does cure all those catarrhal condi-
lions OF head and throat, weak stomach,
torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak
lungs and hang-on-coughs, which, II neg
lected or badly treated lead up 70 and
finally terminate In consumption.
Take the Golden Medical Discovery .
IN time and IL is not likely TO disappoint
you II only you give 10 q thorough and
fair trial. Don't expect miracles. II
won't do supernatural things. You must
exercise your patience and persevere In its
use for reasonable length Of time 10 get
its full benefits. The ingredients Of which
DR.. Pierca's medicines are composed Nave
the unqualified endorsement or scores Of
medical leedcrs-bsfter than any amount
Of lay, or non-professional. testimonials.
They are not given away TO be expert
mented with but are sold by all dealers In
medicines - reasonable prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
TELLS HOLD-UP STORY;
POLICE SKEPTICAL

Three times within two hours, Wed
nesday night, Frank Muggleberg. No
666 Buchanan-st.. reported to the pc
lice of Vinewood station that he had
been held up and robbed of his pay
but because of certain discrepancies
in his stories the officers are inclined
to be skeptical. His first story was
that while proceeding homeward ON
Clark-ave., he encountered two men,
who relieved him Of $6S he had just
drawn as wages and then handed
back $40 After he reported the al
legged hold-up at the station he met
a policeman and recounted the tale
with variations. Later the police re-
ceived a call from his wife, who was
greatly alarmed on account OF several
bad bumps on her husbands head
This time the story was that he had
Just been held up and couldn't re-
member any details.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
BLIZZARD BINDS
MICHIGAN TIGHTLY


VASSAR. Mich, Feb Especial
The worst blizzard OF the season
ragged here all day yesterday and
stalled two Michigan Central trains
here in huge snowdrifts. Many trains
were cancelled on both the Michigan
Central and the Pere Marquette. Ru
raj carriers are unable to make their
trips. Dispatches from Bad Axe, Len.
non, Crawling, After Lake, Millington
Big Rapids, Howard City, Muskegon
and Elmira report conditions similar
to those prevailing here.
ST. IGNACE, Mich, Feb. 6.-The
car ferry ST. Marie and several trains
are tied up here.
BAY CITY, Mich, Feb. 6.-The
worst storm In 20 years ragged yester-
day along the line OF the Michigan
Central, north of West Branch. Re-
ports received at division headquar-
tiers in this city are that at Mackinaw
City the wind attained a velocity OF
81 to so miles an hour. The gale was
accompanied by binding snow. The
southbound train was held at Mack
NAV City for seven hours. Last
night the wind went down and the
snow has changed to light sleet.
PORT HURON, Mich, Feb. Cone
engine wrecked, traffic completely
suspended on one line. local service
crippled and electric transportation
demoralized, Is the situation In nut
shell as the result of yesterdays bliz-
Yard, which has Port Huron and vicin-
ity within its gasp. 1t was announced
by the Pere Marquette last night that
pany's line for two days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
Gold and silver.

Gold and silver have always been
impressive in my sight. or course.
any sort of paper money meets my
approval when have 1t, but the effect
Is not the same as that made by
metallic money says a writer In the
Cincinnati Commercial. You may take
IS gold piece In your pocket and
land In any part OF the civilized world
and find men who will give you value
received for IT, and they don't care
where IL came from. A sovereign of
England passes everywhere under the
sun, and 30 do the gold coins of other
nations. Silver, too, has It's value.
These are money. No promises are
involved and no questions are asked
by bankers or merchants throughout
the world. Therefore, say that gold
is an impressive metal, though there
be some who prefer paper because II
ia more convenient to carry and han
die. The output OF gold is increasing.
II Is bound TO come more and more
into circulation If the mines OF the
world keep up the production. And we
will not be any the worse by reason
OF any increase.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-06
LABOR FEDERATION
KNOCKS M. J. M'LEOD

The Detroit Federation of Labor
adopted a set of resolutions Wednes.
day night, opposing the appointment
Of Malcolm j. Mcleod, formerly bust:
ness agent of the street car men. as
internal revenue collector. The reso-
lutions state that Mcleod was expell-
ed from the federation for alleged
failure as labor commissioner to com.
ply with the laws In regard to labor
statistics and also for opposition 10
municipal ownership of street rail.
ways.
Delegates in discussing the supreme
court decision in which a labor union
which was boycotting unfair" firms
was declared to be a combination In
restraint of trade. made the statement
that the decision is weapon for the
liquor men to defend themselves
against the prohibition movement.