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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Suao anraiberue angoar, beoer
ret iig andre Steorr. at be paa oen
ipnnife aonges Sororoning blep
i%nIoitpnoia u~orpooeoe alereoe 1850.
men mtligpis er Der blepsn en- Reit
tiIbngc pod oct al aoIouiiterne iad
Irrtge praaeoe Ct. 5bomas.
: 1867 toa gnghrnocrue ct. @it.
itatia, ct. Wortin og ct. Thomas
fra SolIunocrue. &c iarot imtoIcr.
tio DC 10 isritc Ger Ianpt irrdtbare.
re en6 Sen iiolte o. iorloS oertor
Senue. &c aoIoniiter, Der fdnotea
ter fra neu tioliacre GiO, blcp al
GnaIruScrnc tpungre til at iIottc
meo tit @oSS - ia ieIp 9oIiler -
til &c TO andre Ger, % iii bar ct.
GhomoS after ubeboet.
"a &c Nanife iod, at Be andre pa
tioner oonot @uIo % Wnat pco fin
Acknowledgements. III Sc oaiou emit
til at bare meo / Sapisbct. Oct
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aourpani oonncs
beS; man beiIutteoe at toQe ocn ubc.
ioltcOe hcrrclsic ct. Ibonu5 t ge,
%iiboelic, % bette ifeNc 1877.
Wou beRuubtc itrur mco 5triOi9s
teocr, iNct en- cnaeIT Burcrurr 9ior,
g Q~iTIocuOe, at GugIuuOcrnr haus
hs tngct Gen fra Sollrn0crne 4 War
tiOliRcrc. % at oe oerfor buuoc Gr'
obrcrenS Ret til Gen.
Sugcn tunes at hare Iigdct oen
oouife Rc1icriua en- Del .poo Siuhc.
Hrtitinu V los Sen ircmitine for ben
craCIifc 2ouQc &urI II al Ocn oouifc
@Cionbt Iorfn& @iec, % citcr me.
gen 6orhouoljng gap Song aurI
Crorc iii. at nan ifuISe lace Sc
Tonfe / 6reo poa ct. Ebomu$,
hnortiI Be GnqeIifc eftcr bans Stian
tnpoc tabt Rettcr pcO icIu iriptailt
n forIoOe ocu. Gems aoIOntiotiou
rtrrtogcS mi al set auintiif
tie aompnnt. hpiS Iircftsrcr pur
Norou SeuS 3lruI, @reu 2erfc %
@]orpmcitcr Sans Rnnier.
9ireftgrCrue itiloe brrc 6 | An.
tai, 'tltloe moifpoc 1000 Rolr.
Gomporiet % bocr Nftic IrNc paa
100 NbIr. % hcn isrite @ltberusr
tIep uoienot. Sans Topn Gar Scr,
gen &pericu.
San mou bare prrct cu mooiQ
Rnno oa en- 0tnr0 ntco 2uit til Cp.
IcpeIier, for Stiuinacn. ban rciitc
cocr til, Fan life bnpe pirfct IoFfcn0c
REQ fine GoroeIe caer lin @cOinit.
San ifltIoc Qiere 8ciien mco ct Of
aomponict3 Sftbc ."Irroe" %
SeIitob ntco nooIe al &ompouict5
Vetierte % 90 Strafiunger.
9tSic ft6itc bar uoiecbe It'll at be.
foIfe od opbprfe Zen, oa iu1cu fri.
riuigt oiloe qoo meo til eu iau uiit.
fer op eperrturIig Serb.
Hciicu bcepuOte life Go6t, ibet
"8rree" fprnng IGf I RIM Sis %
maottc isae iro til @craer for at
cmIuSc % uobeorc SfoOeu.
let poIotc flor @onifClidbcS at
bcloe be porSen0e &olouiitcr / Nac,
meocnS bette 'too pon, % cn flor Eel
al Dem benpttebc 2ciItabcoen til at
fire fi9 Trtbe0cu pno mtnore ont
itGnSeIig Wodoe CuO Den tiItGrtte
peo at wnoutae % boIOt iia itiuIt. til
"Srrse" bop6e Icttct Anfer taicn.
0tcn SsrQen SocriCu ipuc8 lite al
Dooe prrCt ~rdobptIo; ban fit &c bort,
remtc IuQthu8furger critottrOe meO
uorFe oito. ion @ciGtrinqcn bar
frIotoniQ ga Sftbct iaicu latte Sur.
icn itOeiter.
Gnu Wuune6cr rurcoc Ocurc Rci'c.
Sioit / Gftober iorIoo man Norgc.
% 'uu noueSe n1a.r neo / Ro5iuteH
ii, ocn Oorme Gto bcdpnotc. 6ormo'
rctlia har PlaOSiorbol0euc omboro
orrct mcgct mbifrTnfe0e, og Propt'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

9140. Sp.: en- Sci SpeftafGer, ION
foreeit ~Saaoipeen" saften, bar ~foradrias
oct life Iaa tibet Spitpr bIanbt 8pens
8efoltnine. Rogle tiger, at Speu err ans
ibarlis for, bnaS SsbeIen eisr | ilise Sils
f9lbe. anSre mener, at gben life Ell
aniparlis. Spem bar &et? (Sotpa.)
spar: bpas iiSitrefnins anipar
fam ejsrcs si9lssnoe mpo 8pen unoer
iaabanne Smitennisbeber, berpr paa iaa
mango cling, buprpm Spprgeren life Ct
Der nogen Splpsnins, at Spsrgsnaalet
life epbt fan ~beipares, mebmitsre be be-
gaaehe lunlpie Sanbltnser n9rmere ipes
ciFeeres. ! fin MrtinSelisbeS giGloer
bet, at 8pen ifDlber fine gsracrs ben fprs
nsbne gplittbeifpttelie. Gr gpens gin
tburiteter pibeuSe ont, at Der CT Solf tn
ben bens @rgnier, iurt bar for eft til
pisie Siber at fare outfrins % sbelGsge
Gicnopm, iaa CT bet Seres 9ltgt at fors
binbre bet, nten beraf fsIser life, at Spen
er aniuarIis for Stabe, iont besaaes res
iIige 2rilisbeSer, mere enb ben I. ct. ct
uninarlis for TAB pes Snobrub eler gps
peri. SpsrssmaaIet bltr | bet belle, ON
gpcn paa Sprbaanh meb HimelisbeS
funbe antase, at Sfaben uilbe bliue be-
aaaet % ont ben ba, trobs oente anta
gelic, unblpb at pbe ben nsSuenSise ge.
ifpttelie eler bite iis nopstis til at sisre
bet. De sfaselinte fan naturltapis fsse
Grifatnins ps Spreisnins nee Spmitp.
Ienc, bnts be besuaebe Sanbliuser CT al
en- iaapint a~lporIis Rutur. men @tens
itanS for Sassmaal blir fpnt 6esel fun
be geripner, iom paa en- eller anSen
Miaabe sr ihentiieeret ineS be fprppeos
2%pplesbeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

9144. Sp. Rine @orgerpnSirer er
tnbt. San ie9 faa gorgerpapircr igien?
Sbcrme9ct foiter bet, ug mlaa ies babe
@iorer?
Spar: 1e fan faa en 2pbi af Se.
res gorserpapir peb at brnpenSe 5em
til ben Glerf Of Courts, ium nSiteSte bet.
Scub en- Collar % faa en- Rutarins til
at befrefte 7eres iloiasn ON, at &c CT
ben rette geripn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
en- ~iplinternY zoe.

ct opfinbipmt @eui bar giort ben
SpoageIie, at Der er Gen9e at tiene
paa ct Spins 3sogbpin. 9ette bs'
res tetntneIig urirneIig ITO, nGiten iom
noaet man bill binbe en- poa gGrmet
men oct err fife olene ionot, men oct
er ilet fife iaa ittroliat, at 9ublifitm
ON ganife fort Stb bill faa baabe Spn
og 2po for Sogen.
g. 8. armours | tin Sio berelnte
Boaitanb, at Spinet bar ben eneIte
Sing, iom eif tiIipiIoe I DC fore, mo-
oerne Spineilogterier, boloer life
lrngere Stif, tbi BET bar auereoe
facet, euer bill iaIfalb / ben aller
nqrmcIte Sremtio faa flor fommer'
ciel 8erbi.
Spin til en- 8Groi al maugfoIoige
Niaioner Collars er goaet tiliptIoe,
foroi man bibtiI life bar blot, bpao
man ifliloe BRUCE Dem til. Wen MI,
oa oeres pirfelige gGrot er bIepet
opoaget, bill 9tblifum bli neot til at
betuIe for &pinpne, Iigerpi8 iom De
betaler for Stinferne, Sioerne % Be
andre 9ele al 8rtien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Grenneo orobog, bunf cmutaaasnoe r Ell Ergpe r at pproaenths fur Rte tort ben
~ tanhnbe Safer 8t Tom bet H neHsr man pea ct Orb Jon man life hfnae prfaar os
narm man bar en- iadNau brnGs ten gos pO Saauba1 far man nnoiGe a fne Groas %
bepso oHe belle SGtHusus Weutus 3Me r en- al bore toba1fa EramebssG; ben r sf
mbbunbeu os tan faces t om alminodhs 4ns mb 4DcOrab.Sotn' nemfs Sf.2ot 6orFua
HbuNic 3. ANUNDSEN. DEBORAH, Iowa
Ly 8Osn r hHMss ir IS Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

914t. ep.: I. u. % g. forpaeteoe
9auo %ianunen for 2 aar (19O7-190S)
q. % 9. bapbe &ontraft uleb @iereu al
2anoet, men ingeu &ontraft iis imeIerr.
Se babSe Iiee nteget al Reoifaber, Tas
finer o. (. b., men 9. bapoe tire fIere
SeIte enb ". 9pntraften meb gieren
bar uoIsben I Sftobsr iioitIebeu. Gli
forIanecr u. Sp9isr. Sam ban id9isge
g. for at faa Sp9isr, bpis Bet life ian
ite do miroelig Bel?
2. Oar 9. nogen Set til at taoe
Sabre M al Graneriet uben at ipsrge
u. berom?
Spar: 1. Sa.
2. Geppe, mebminbre Sapren benbt=
tcbes paa 5nrmen | ct eler annet Eies
meb, bpuri besse uar interesicret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

9t39. Sp.. On Sgn bcnIsr fin gaps
Der bib fra bet gnrnle Qarb. Deb Mn'
FOURTEEN beeer bun. ON bun fan bore Dos
mig. 9ette HI bum 2oo til, 90 bun hnnos
llnocrboIo / nit Gus | TO War. SEQ fors
orebe intet arbeibe at beroe, ba bin bar
ca. 20 anr eamrneI. ann icg M torore
en- rintelis @obtgisreIie for benses uns
berboIo2
Spar. ssnnen CT pitstis til at M
bertplbe benbe. Gr ban tfte thanh Der
til, elIer nnblabcr ban at sipre bet, fan
fau bun inSen 3 aar otter anfpmften
bib ienSes tilbase til bet gaitle Sano peo
SenpenbeIfe til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oerne. Spprpibt Spbrseren bar 6et It'll
at fprbre uoset, afbGnser for bet fprfts
af apntrafteii eler stftalen meilem BEN,
unt Der ba bar peret en- FABIAN; bits ner
insen nGrmer aftale cr, fDnmer bet an
pad, ON bun peb fit Arbeibe tan iises al
bape gipet tiiitraffeltst geserias for,
bpab benbes EpbOlo bar foitet. SpiS
bun ielp cler Spnncn nrgter at betals
unSer Eaaberaabelie at, at bun bar gicrt
fnlb Met for fg % nnoer Surnoirtnina
at, at insen beitemt aftale er t%rnffen, er
Der insen anben Waabe at faa Saseu
pronet paa ene Deb at iasisse benz. 3
bette fSite Silfelbe MATTE Spprgereu
raaofpre fig nteb CT Sasfprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

9142. g.: Sbem itaI ie9 bcnbenbe
mig til for at fad Ylaos intu "8Ia9mdu"
sGIer "Gbaiuman" / Re9ierin8sopmanIins
gen?
Spar: Sc bill faa geifeb peS at
benucnhc Scm til ben Snsenisr, Der er
Gbef for SpntaaIinsen | bet Siitrift, bnpr
&c suifer at fpmme / gctrastnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
SkOIe,

@tuer l%lnoerptsniug / Sag benbsreuoe
til ct Normal Cource. Arithmetic,
Grammar, History, Geography,
Civics. Physiology and Theory
and Practice OF Teaching.
st High School GuriuS: Arithmetic.
Grammar, banit SprOglRre, History,
Geography and Physiology.
ut iurbercOenoe Gurins: onnif
SprOqITre, Grammar, Arithmetic
o. CverIrttsLie ira % til begge Sprog.
1triu sitsr etrtnIart.
R. J. MARTENSEN, Tyler, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
2laben R~orreSponoance.

epsrasnaal ira Berfoner, fofn lite ppeibes
fire gtapue til Teonittoner, befpareS lie.
epsreere beoes ufiaite fine SpsresrnaoI ! q
fart % tnoeiigt Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

Srrnsrr Ge en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa goo iom ncgen anSeH
gpmoIfine iii ben bobbelte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

9143. Sp.: @il Sc npairc mig
aSresieu til q. 9. 81. Sart3 I 8aibings
ton.
Spar: 81. z. y. carts. 1904 9.
Street., 9. @., @aibinstun, .. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

On Mdnb meo ct Sctografupparat
oe Ell Woifine til at lape 6ono9rufrcs
forber meo inbfonbt fig forIeoen Dag
paa Srpift & Sos &ontor peo Gbts
cago StocfporoS % BAD ON Siaaoelie
til at toee enoeI 9iIleorr. San for
fIureoe, at 9iGeoerne ifliIoe benptteS
/ ct 5-Gents.E beater Tom Sultitros
tioner peo SpfsreIien al ~ 8ap at
the StocfparbS". Sfisnt man troeoe,
at Spren life bar ioa gonife bel beoas
ret, iaa iaa ban Dog iaa uifuoeIig no,
at ban fit ben forsnifeoe Siaaoelie.
Serit tog ban Sotografter al De
berlenbe Sptrin | Be Itore Stocfporbs,
inobefattenoe 9pGgets, SouerneS og
Spinenes Snfomit, SIagtning oa
IeoiaIning. 0erpaa bleD apPgets
&auten, 2amntenes og Soarenes 9r9.
gen % Spinenes 0sosbpir, toet ani.
ben iottes I Dem, meo Reiagtfgbeo
gieneipet til BRIG / 6onografen.
SaoIebes gif oct til.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
SCENTS FRAUD
IN MARRIAGE

County Clerk Lou Hines is investi-
eating the marriage of Matthew Stef-
fes. aged 81. of No. rs Maple-st.,
Wyandotte, and Maggie Nagel, aged
%, OF Toledo. On Sunday the couple
visited Himes- home and asked for a
license. He explained that a license
should not be issued on Sunday, but
they pleaded so hard that the good
natured clerk made out the paper and
dated 1t Aug 10. When the couple
went away they said they would be
married by priest.
Wednesday morning the return
came In, showing that the couple were
married by George Holmes, a notary
public. The bungiing manner IN
which the return was made out
aroused the suspicious OF Mr.. Hines,
and an investigation disclosed that
there is no notary In Wayne named
Holmes. The man making out the re-
turn was poor penman and a worse
speller, as he signed himself, notary
republic" and spelled George without
an %" Even should II be found that
George Holmes is notary the mar
riage Is illegal. as notaries are not
empowered to perform marriage cere.
monies.
A deputy clerk will be sent to
Wyandotte TO Interview Mr. Steffes
and learn the facts.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
BREWER and HIS
WIFE KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
TWO CHILDREN AND SlSTER-lN.
LAW OF JOHN q. GLuECk, OF
MINNEAPOLIS, MAY DIE FROM
INJURIES.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Aug. 19.-John
B. Glueck. secretary OF the Glueck
Brewing Co.. OF Minneapolis. and his
wife. were killed and his two children
and sister-in-law perhaps fatally in
jured in an automobile accident at
Cottagewood, Lake Minnetonka. this
morning.
The auto was struck by Minnea'
polls and st. Louis train. The ma
chine was splintered and the occu-
pants thrown high in the air.
Mr.. Glueck was instantly killed
HIS wife was pinned under the ma
chine and burned to death by Ara
caused by the explosion OF the gaso-
line. Her suffering was terrible.
The two children and the sister-in'
law were hurled into the air and
thrown against the depot. The twelve
yearold boy was internally injured
The seven.year-old girl suffered q
fractured skull and will probably die,
The sister OF Mrs. Glueck is reported
TO be dying.
AS soon as the accident happened
the train stopped and the passengers
and nearby cottagers rushed TO the
aid OF the injured. II was too late
Mr.. Glueck was dead, and before help
could be brought Mrs. Glueck was
burned to death. The children and
Mrs. Glueck's sister were hurried to
the hospital.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
STAMPS
ALL HUBBY GIVES
T0SUPP0RT HER
MRS. SADIE A. STEWART, WIFE
IN NAME ONLY FOR TWENTY
ONE YEARS, TAKES TROUBLES
TO DIVORCE COURT.

After married life Of SO years, Fl
years OF which they lived under the
same roof. though not "a man and
wife, Mrs. Sadie A. Stewart, OF No. 5S5
Twelfth-st.. asked for q divorce an
Judge Brooke's court, Wednesday
morning, from her husband. John G..
Stewart.
The Stewards were married in Gin
tonville. Mich, In 1876 and have a son
27 years old. Mrs. Stewart said shee
had received no support from her
husband for several years, and had
provided for herself by giving music
and painting lessons, keeping board
ers. and selling pianos and real es-
tate.
My husband possessed a mean dis
position she said, land often swore
at me and struck me several times.
When | was Ill in bed he would slam
the door so hard that IT shook the
whole house After ] had been in a
sanitarium all winter | went home to
visit him for couple OF days. The
first night he was out until after mid
night and the next night he didn't
return at ali"
How much support has your hus.
band given your" Judge Brooke in
quired.
Il have had from him only eight
twocent postage stamps In several
years, she replied.
The woman was anxious to tell
more about her husband. but her law
yer wouldn't let her talk. A decree
will probably be granted.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
RIVER VICTIM
IS IDENTIFIED
BELIEVED D. J. r. DNROCHE WAN.
DERED TO BANK OF STREAM
AND FELL IN.

The body found In the rivei late
Tuesday afternoon was identified LII
the county morgue. Wednesday morn
ing &c that of u. j. F. Denroche. aged
&C. who formerly lived on Cass-st.
The Identification was made by Will
lam II. Raney, chancellor commander
of Damon lodge. Knights OF Pythias,
of which deceased was member. ami
by Elias Streufert, No. 81 Broadway.
OF the same lodge. In accordance
with the mans Oft repeated wish 20
his friends in the lodge, his body will
be cremated, Thursday. and the ashes
strewn on the Detroit river.
Denroche had not been heard FROM
since April 10, when he left the
county house at Elnise and came 10
Detroit He was In very poor health
at that time and his friends believe
that he wandered TO the river while
delirious and fell to his death. The
body was so badly decomposed as to
-unreeognizable,- Identification
being made by means OF his clothes
and cards found In his pockets.
Deceased had been an inmate OF the
county house for several winters past
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
AUTO LAW COVERS
MOTORCYCLES

The test case brought by the police
department to determine whether the
automobile law covers motorcycles
was decided by Justice Jeffries IT the
Affirmative Thursday morning The
defendant was Patrolman Henry G.
smith, who operates motorcycle OF
his own. He was charged with not
displaying a number On his machine.
and Justice Jeffries imposed fine IL
S.
Smith, backed by the department.
Will appeal the case TO the recorder s
court, ard IL the Judgment OF The po-
lice court Is sustained It Will be taken
TO the supreme court for dual ad-
Indication. Before the test suit WIS
started application was made TO tina
secretary OF state for a license, but
II was turned down, the state authori-
ties holding that motorcycles did not
come within the meaning Of the law
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
.PR0HIB WORKER
SCENTS BOYCOTT

W. F. Mccormick. president OF the
Wayne County Prohibition club, and
j. l.. Hudson, who Is connected with
the Michigan AntiSaloon league. have
received Information in regard 10
what they believe may be an attempt
TO boycott them on account OF their
opinions.
Mccormick has received copies CT
notice sent out TO a number of sa-
loonkeepers which merely stated that
wv. F.. Mccormick, president OF the
Wayne County Prohibition Is
connected with the Peoples state
bank. J. l.. Hudson, vice president
Of the Michigan Anti-Saloon league.
Is vice president OF the Dime bank"
1T looks as II there were wish
to hurt those institutions because OF
our connection with them" says Nc
Cormick.
Since July IL, Mr.. Mccormick has
not been with the bank. having de-
voted himself solely TO the party's
interest
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
NEGROES MAY HOLD.
MASS MEETING To
DISCUSS RIOTS
MOVEMENT UNDER WAY TO
TAKE ACTION ON SPRINGFIELD
AFFAIR, BUT COOLER HEADS
TRY TO HEAD IT OFF.

There has been a movement among
the colored residents of Detroit TO call
a mass meeting to take action in re-
gard to the Springfield lynching and
riots. Cooler heads are endeavoring
TO shut OF such action
1T would be mistake for colored
people In Detroit, wnere we are treat
ed on an equality with other citizens,
To hold such meetig at this time.
says Robert j. Willis. president OF the
Business Mems council. an organiza-
tfof- of ct,iefed men,@.rbe-Etots- have
been a shame Springfield iand=the
press OF the country has taken a fair
stand and rebuked this lawlessness
and disorder. The better element OF
both races must blush for such
crimes. A mass meeting would result
only In Incorporate talk and might
stir up a feeling here which does not
exist now and which would be DIM
cult TO allay.
Some colored men have criticized
the action OF Gov. Dineen, OF Illinois,
In not sending the colored militia to
Springfield. He did we'll and deserves
eemmendation.-Th appearance OF
those troops would have further
aroused the rioters. and. as the col
ored troops are fighters all the way
through. there would have been 70
times the present bloodshed.
1T was not necessary to demon
strate the bravery OF the colored SOL
diers.
II was In Springfield last week. just
before the riots. While there | visit
ed the monument TO Lincoln. tho
great emancipation, and took on my
hat in tribute to his wonderful ma
ture. Little did think %then tnat
that place would be disgraced by SUCH
scenes as has occurred since"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
STEIN SENDS
S0AkS TO WORKS

Wednesday was a sorry day Tor
pledge breakers in Justice STEMS
court. Out OF the seven Offenders De
fore the court, three were instantly
recognized by the judge as persons
who had given their solemn word 10
abstain from liquor for periods-vary-
from three months TO year. ne
dug. up his little red book In wnicn
all saeh- pledges registered anu
them were their names as big as life.
There was no getting away from the
record and the unfortunate trio had
TO take their medicine. They were
Bessie Ashten-Peter -McGinnis and
b. z. smith The two first namea
drew 30 days each in the house Oh
correction. without the alternative OF
a fine. and smith was sent up TOT 10
days.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
TWO ALDERMEN
FOR EASTERN time

Aid. August Schultz, OF the Seventh
ward, will stand with Aid. Remand
this fall in urging change in tho
time system OF Detroit. Renaud is
the council representative OF the
More-Daylight club which is urging
eastern standard time.
my people do not like central
standard time" says Schultz. They
want TO go back TO sun time so as TO
get more daylight In the evenings.
The young people do not get enough
sleep as things are now.
IL think that the working people
will be in favor OF eastern time.
though, when the matter comes up
for discussion, as that would give
them even more daylight in their day
than sun time. shah certainly work
in the council TO have the time Ques'
ton brought to vote
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
CONVENTION HALL
MEETING FRIDAY

A meeting of the council and Board
of Commerce convention hall commit
tees will be held Friday morning "
the city hall At that time CORPORA
ton Counsel Hally will outline the
procedure TO he taken In raising Le
city's bonding limit, SO tina. bonds
may be issued TO pay for the hall.
At the same time that the matter
of raising the bonding limit is suS.
mitted to the voters, proposition
for a new Belle Isle bridge will also
be submitted. Aid. Ellis has had
plans drawn and is going to try to get
"a vote OF the people on the matter.
1T will take a million dollars to
build bridge that Will be perman.
emily satisfactory" says Ellis. There
Is no use In putting up makeshift
structure that will not be satisfactory
for more than a few years"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
BURNING OUT OF ----
FUSE CAUSES PANIC

There was a panic among the pas
seHseEs In Baker at Chene-st.
and Garfield-ave., early Tuesday
evening, when fuse burnt out with
great fash and roar that could be
heard a block. In the excitement
Mrs. Frank Brown, OF No. 1896 Du-
bois-st.. was showed off the car by
another passenger and-her-l left ankle
was sprained She was taken home
by DR.. Viertel. No. $40 Chene.st.. who
attended her
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
WIDOW OF ANN|S
.HYSTE R|CALLY
S0BS-0N-C0EIN
CRIES OUT "WILL, HOW CAN
BEAR IT." AS THE VICTIM OF
CAPT. HAMS is ABOUT TO BE
BURIED.

NEW YORK. Aug 19.-The body OF
w. +. Annis, who was shot and killed
by Capt. p. &. Hains, L. S. A., at the
Bayside Yacht club. on Saturday last
was removed from his home at No
a. Claremoneave.. Flushing. at 10
O'Clock today and inferred in ST.
Michaels cemetery. Astoria. A large
assemblage of friends of the family
went to the cemetery. The pallbear-
ers were Harvey G.. Rockwell, VIM. II.
Johns. Otto Koenig, Louis Harway.
Archibald Nesbit and c. A. Birchfield,
Hfest-ef whom Witnessed the tragedy
=st=tha=IsayEide- Yaeht=eiab= =SatuE-
day
More than 20 members of the yacht
club followed the remains TO the GEM
etery
The scene at the graveside was
dramatic and affecting. Mrs. Annis,
with her two children, her mother and
Mrs. Sarah Annis. mother OF the dead
man. were driven to the cemetery
from their home, No. AZ Claremont-
ave.
Widow Becomes Hysterical.
Al the edge of the grave the casket
was opened. Mrs. Anns and her two
children approached Tor last look
AT the face Of her husband The wild.
ow, overcome by emotion, threw her
self On the casket, kissing her hus-
bands face repeatedly and CRYING:
oh. VIII. how can | bear It? IL
cant be true that yor are gone
She wept convusivcly. calling re-
peatedly her husbands name Mr..
Harway ana Mr.. Johns lifted her
from the casket and supported her un-
I'll tne body was being lowered into
the grave. Then she tried 20 start
toward il again and became hvsterl.
cal. The two men car ried her back
To the carriage where she was az
tended by her mother.
Annis' friends at the funeral de-
nounced his ..illing as a cold-blooded
murder