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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-11
Important Meeting.

The communication this week will
be one of the n!oS important OF
recent years. Grand Master Sylvanus
j. Quinn, of Fredericksburg. will prob
ably accept another term. which will
mean that the present officers will be
reelected
There are 800 lodges in the state
and there will be three accredited re-
personalities from each, with many
Visiting Masons present for their
editication and instruction. The cleo
ton Of officers is scheduled for We'd
ncsday night. The annual dinner
Will be served that evening
Acca Temple, hobles OF the Mystic
Shrine. will hold n special meeting or
Thursday night for the leneiit of It's
members attending the grand lodge.
Officers Of the Grandd Lodge.
Officers of the grand lodge are:
Grand Master, Silvanus j. Quinn, OF
Fredericksburg. Va.
Deputy Grand Master, Joseph w
Eggleston. of Richmond. Va.
Grand Senior Warden, ]. W. ncl-
lam, of Olney. Va.
Grand Junior Warden, W. b. Nc
Chesnev Of Charlottesville, Va.
Grand Treasurer, Fred Peasants. OF
Richmond. Va.
Grand Secretary George w. Car
rington, of Richmond. Va.
Grand Senior Deacon, ". L. An
drews, of Roanoke. Va.
Grand Junior Deacon. Philip K
Bauman, of Essex, Va
Grand Chaplain, George II. Ray. OF
Spotsylyania.
Grand riler, james H. Allen, OF
Richmond. Va
Grand Pursuant. James a. Pam
plin, of Richmond, Va.
Grand Steward, William Krousc. OF
Richmond, Va.
The Working Committee.
The grand working committee is
composed Of William I. Rca. of Yam
ceys Mill. grand lecturer and treas
urer Of the fifth district: Parke Jones
williamsburg. lecturer OF the first dis
trict: ]. NJ. Cliff. Richmond. lecturer
of the second district: +. w. Whita
l5er. Lynchburg. lecturer of the third
district; DR.. J. C. Primer. Mendoza
lecturer of the fourth district; Charles
G.. Davis. Lincoln, lecturer of the six.
| tn district and the following mem
bers. Earnest l.. Cunningham, New
port News: Oscar Kerns, Sutherin
James Bauman. Roanoke: George
Wright. Marion; DR.. II. NJ. Rogers
Rockingham: II. A. Fitzhugh. Lloyds
Dr.. Rogers. who Is a member of tbs
house of delegates, Is sick at the Me.
mortal Hospital.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-11

GOOD BREAKFAST FOR FEDRu-
ary-Smithfeld Sausage and Hot
Cakes. 25c. BELMONT LUNCH.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
CRA|C's' HOLLER' TO
CUT BUDGET IS
RESENTED
MONEY MUST BE SPENT TO GIVE
WORK TO UNEMPLOYED, SAYS
PARK coMMIssIoNER-ALoER-
MEN SORE, TOO.

Park Commissioner Breitmeyer and
a number of the aldermen are up in
arms at the statements by Estimator
Thomas @. Craig in the opening meet
ing of the board OF estimates, Wednes-
day evening. Craig favors cutting
down the budget by quarter. and at
the same time cutting down the pub
lie improvements.
II think that position Is entirely
wrong" said Breitmeyer, warmly, af-
ter he had read Craigs statement. IF
there was ever a year when the city
could afford to be liebral In making
improvements. II Is this year. Craig
admits that there are thousands OF
men out of work. Many OF these de-
pend on city work to live In the sum-
mer. There are thousands of others
who have lost their usual employment
and could work at street and other
public labor. How. I ask Mr.. Craig,
is the city TO remain prosperous un-
less the citizens are employed"
Aid. Louis Tossy. whose ward con-
tains the largest proportion Of labor
ers OF any in the city, was particularly
indignant at Craig's attack on the
budget.
II have hundreds OF men coming to
me and asking for employment he
said. Thereafter will send them to
Craig and let him explain to them
why he opposes these improvements
that would give them work"
Oratory was on tap In large amounts
tCemtsnued ON Page SKI
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
FOOT CATCHES IN.
FROG; WOMAN I.
MAN GLED
HUSBAND SEES EVIDENCES OF
ACCIDENT, PHONES CORONER,
AND PAINTS WHEN he LEARNS
VICTIM IS HIS WIFE.

Shaking with sobs and scarcely able
to stand. Harry Anderson. OF No. SO
vine.st., visited the county morgue
Thursday morning. and made sure
that the body OF the woman killed on
the Wabash tracks near Dragoon-ave.
late Wednesday night. Is that OF his
wife. The Identification was made by
the clothes the woman wore. and by
the wedding ring. The body was bad
ly mutilated and the husband was not
allowed to see IT,
After resting in the coroner's office
for several minutes, Anderson regain
ed his composure, and explained that
Wednesday afternoon his wife started
for the home OF, her sister, Mrs. Mary
Former, living at No. % Sword-ave.,
TO inform her nephew that she had
secured a position for him with the
Calvert Lithographing Co. She reach
ed the home of her sister. spent the
evening there, and started for home
shortly before 10 o'clock. She had
only short block to go along the rail
way tracks, taking that course to avoic
passing along dark street. She had
her foot caught In frog. and she was
held as II In vice until an outgoing
Pere Marquette train struck her. The
sole OF the shoe was torn almost off,
and the marks in the gravel indicate
that the woman had worked desper-
ately to free herself before the train
mangled her. The right leg was cut
of al the knee, and ugly gashes on
the head show that she was instantly
killed
Mr. Anderson was not alarmed when
his wife failed to arrive home. bnlteY-
ing that she remained for the night
with her sister. Thursday morning he
started for Mrs. Former home, and
while passing along the railway tracks
saw the evidences OF an accident, and
learned that woman had been killed.
Even then he had no suspicious that
1t was his wife. but when the victim
was described, he telephoned to the
coroner's office. When the initials in
the wedding ring were repeated TO
him he fell in faint.
The husband Is chief janitor In the
ed TO meet his wife there on her way
home from her sisters.
We were one of the happlest cou-
pies In Detroit" the husband said TO
the spectators In the norgue. We
werc. married on April IA, 1904. and
were preparing to celebrate the fourth
anniversary OF our wedding next
Tuesday"
Mrs. Anderson was 80 years of age.
Coroner Bennett has charge OF the
case. and has not yet decided whether
TO hold an inquest.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
WARD IS FREED ON
ORDER or JUDGE
CONNOLLY
COURT HOLDS THAT PRosEcu-
TloN FAILED TO SHOW A CRIME
IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH
OF EDITH PRESLEY.

Judge Connolly, Thursday morning.
directed verdict OF not guilty In the
case OF Rep. Charles f. Ward, OF Ban
croft. charged with manslaughter In
connection with the death Of Miss
Edith Presley. The court held that,
inasmuch as the prosecution had fall
ed to show that the operation perform
ed on Miss Presley by DR.. George A..
Fritch and DR.. Is, Horton Barr In Hope
sanitarium. April %. last. was criminal
In its nature, II would be neither log
zeal nor competent to connect Ward
with that operation. and In view or
the prosecutors statement that he
had no further testimony 10 offer
bearing on the character of the opera
ton. the court declared. In effect, that
II would be useless to spend further
time on the case.
Ward at once left the court room In
company with his wife, who had been
at his side constantly throughout the
trial. after shaking hands with his
attorneys, Senator Tuttie, w. c. Man
chester and James Murtha. Almost
the first person he met as he was pass
Ing out was Dr. George A. Fritch. The
two clasped hands warmly.
Immediately after the discharge OF
Ward. Attorney Frank T. Lodge NOV
ed that the case of DR.. Fritch. also
charged with manslaughter. also be
brought on for trial at once, which
the court did not see At TO do. II has
been understood all along that II the
Ward case fell through that against
DIR. Fritch would be nolle pressed.
and this will probably be done ulti-
mately. But the prosecution was In no
hurry. a-A apparently in no mood to
make rs.-r motion at once. H. N.
Lodge figured that his motion would
precipitate such action he was dis
appointed. That the Fritch case will
never be tried Is practically certain,
however for Judge Connolly, In dis
charging Ward, said with reference
to Defendant Fritch
II do not believe that DR.. Fritch
could be convicted. or that his case,
II he were on trial, could be given
to the jury upon the testimony here
produced"
There was one person In the room
60 whom the courts action brought no
comfort That person was Frank
Presley. the devoted brother or the
dead girl, who was about to be called
as witness when the crisis was
reached. He would make no comment
on the outcome of the case. except to
say that his own opinion Is unchanged.
He and Ward were warm friends be-
fore Miss Presley's death. Since then
they have not spoken.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
THIRST WON'T
RACE IN OAKLAND.
NO LAW TO PREVENT LIQUOR BE.
ING SHIPPED INTO "DRY"
COUNTIES.

Thirst will not rage In Oakland
county to any notable extent.
Not as long as the electric cars run
AMI the breweries and liquor men con-
tinue In business In Detroit. While
the county went dry" In the election
Monday, liquor men In Detroit are
saying that the principal effect will
be to close up the bars and divert the
trade to Detroit.
Residents of Pontiac and other
thirst-centers will not have to ride all
the way to Detroit. either. although
the street railway people are figuring
on a certain Increase of traffic. Beer
can be shipped by the case and liquor
In the original package, there being
no law In this state TO prevent ship
ments into dry" territory.
The prohibitionists are aware OF
this state OF affairs AID may ask the
legislature to pass such a law. In
the meantime, efforts will be made TO
have the express companies refuse
liquor shipments TO dry counties.
THE vote In Oakland county for
prohibition will not stop drinking by
the people of that county" says Ar
thur Darmstaetter. a Detroit brewer.
I'VE shall continue to sell case beer
to those who give us orders, and IL
will be sent where directed. The law
prevents only the sale OF liquors In
that county. II does not prevent an
Oakland county man from buying beer
or LIQUOR here and having II delivered
to him."
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
SEARCH WARRAN7
! TO FIND ASSETS
OF GLAz|ER
RECEIVER HALkED BY PLEAS OF
ILLNESS, MAY USE HEROIC
MEAsuRE-cAsE COMES UP
NEXT TUESDAY.

The Security Trust Co. may ask for
a search warrant to discover the as
sets 0f crank p. Glazier. The com
pany was named receiver by the court
and has never been able TO serve pa
pers on Glazier or get at his assets In
any way, his plea being always one OF
illness
Although bankrupt In name, Gla-
zier has been living In splendid style
at his summer home. It's said. He
has four Kentucky horses, largo
number OF servants and everything
that he desires.
Afidavits will be presented to Judge
Knappen, of Grand Rapids. who VIII
act In the case because Judge Swan IL
personally interested, to the effect
that Glazier has lately talked with a
number OF old friends, some of them
at distance from his home. and that
he appeared to be well and talked ra.
tionally about his affairs.
Both his son and daughter have de.
MED knowledge of his affairs or the
location Of his assets.
Glazier must appear In the bank
ruptcy court next Tuesday to answer
TIC QuCStiOhb WHICH Will Dt dSkeu Dy
the attorneys representing his credit
Ors.
Attorneys WI E. Oxtoby and B. b.
Selling went to Kavanagh lake, Glaz-
ier's summer home, Wednesday, but
were refused admittance to the Glaz.
Ter residence by Harold Glazier, a
son. DR.. J. T. Woods, the family ply
stefan. assured them that the patient
was too Ill to be seen. They were
also refused admittance to the home
in Chelsea, Harold GlazIer having pre-
coded them there on horseback,
The personal bankruptcy proceed
ings against Glazier are brought by
Attorney B. B. Selling on behalf OF
three small creditors, but the real in
terest comes In the big claims OF a
number OF Detroit and Grand Rapids
banks which leaned him large sums
OF money.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09

NEW YORK, April 9.--"I killed my
mother and | am glad of 1t. would
be even happier IL l had murdered
the entire family. Why shouldn't I
have slain them?"
This was the cool. calm confession
by Bernard Carlin, a convict not yet
OF age, who was arraigned before Mag
istrate Furlong in the Gates-ave. po-
lice court, Brooklyn. today.
He had shot and instantly killed his
parent, Mrs. Susan Carlin In her home.
5s7 Quincy-st.
II never knew what a mothers love
was. he went on The stray dog
in the street has led a better life
than I have and 1t was my mothers
fault. i never knew the me6ning OF
boyhood; I never had home. grew
up behind dark walls with criminals.
A moment of happiness never crept
into my existence. never knew any
thing. My mother brought me into
the world and then forgot me. At the
age of five she sent me TO an orphan
asylum. They taught me TO steal and
when | emerged at the age Of eight,
| had learned but one thing-crime.
Came From Prison Savage.
II was free less tnan year. Then
was sent back again and came out
at the age OF 16--came out as saw
age from the wilds--for here was In
the heyday of youth and memories of
nothing but prison.
sY"I stayed out two years and then
was sent back. My mother knew the
conditions, but she did not try to help
me. I came from reformatory in
Ulster county. Monday. Before they
turned me loose dreamed that was
to be sent back. In the same vision /
shot my mother and my brother. l
laughed, for It made me happy |
saw her fall to the floor as she fell
yesterday. but must regret that my
brother did not go with her.
1.-THE physicians say ! will go blind
from confinement In four months. l
am gradually losing my sight. so what
is the use of living. anyway? | am
prepared to die tomorrow-today, at
once"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
WILSON PLEADS
NOT GUILTY
Ex.TREAsuRER or HOME PRO.
TEcToRs HAS BAIL REDUCED
FROM $4,000 TO $4,000.

PORT HURON. Mich April o.
(Special.) Following fervid plea or
the part OF his attorney. Joseph Walsh,
VIM. l.. Wilson's bail was reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000.
When Wilson, the "frenzied finan-
cier" OF the United Home Protectors
fraternity, was arraigned this morning
on the charge OF embezzlement. the
court room needed IS. X. o. signs.
There was a liberal sprinkling OF the
fraternity stockholders in the crowd.
Prosecutor Moore read the charge
against the prisoner to Judge Beach
and Attorney Walsh entered plea OF
mot guilty" for his client. The prls-
oner was led back to jail, where he
will remain. unless bail Is furnished.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
MRS. Vanderbilt
NAMES A COMIC
OPERA STAR
TAKING or EVIDENCE IN THE 81
voRcE SUIT INSTITUTED BY
WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE ENDS
ON THURSDAY.

NEW YORK. April 9.-The taking
of evidence in the divorce suit OF Mrs.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt will end
today. 1t has now become known
that a prominent comic opera star
has been named as one OF the core
spondenss. and while Referee Mcclure
will not talk, his decision is expected
by the friends OF Mrs. Vanderbilt early
next week. Approached as TO the
use OF her name to Mrs. vanderbilts
suit. the comic opera actress refuses
to either confirm or deny the story.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
PARSON BORN'S WIFE
AWARDED ALIMONY

Mrs. Martha Born, the aged wife of
the Rev. Peter Born, who seven years
ago eloped with his affinity" and
married her after obtaining divorce
in Wisconsin, was allowed 81 per
week alimony by Judge Murphy
Thursday morning. together with $25
solicitor's fee. The alimony dates
from the filing OF the petition. about
three months ago.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
RAILROAD JACK" is
BACK FROM SOUTH

Railroad Jack" is back IN Detroit
and the campaign OF 1908 may be said
TO be fairly under way. Jack" has
been spending the winter in the south
with headquarters In New Orleans.
where he has been engaged In enlight-
ening the people on topics of the day
from the wealth of information he Is
able TO carry under his hat.
He says Roosevelt will be the next
president OF the United states.
Railroad Jack" derives that name
from an aversion he has always ex-
hibited to paying railroad fare. He
came back wearing silk hat. which
he says, Is proof OF the fact that he
kept away from the races In New
Orleans.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
FUGITIVE CASHIER
THORNTON RETURNS
,HARLOTTl

CHARLOTTE, Mich, April 9.--(Spe-
ciai.) Tom Thornton, the Pere Mar
quette cashier at Grand Ledge, who
was a fugitive, came home last night
Atty. Cassius Alexander is looking AZ
ter the young mans interests. II Is
impossible at this hour to predict the
future outcome Of the action. no
Criminal warrant has been issued.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
DETROITERS NABBED
AS DIAMOND THIEVES

CINCINNATI. o., April 9.-tSpe-
cial. Harry Phillips and wife. OF De-
troit. were arrested here yesterday
afternoon on the charge of robbing
r. r. Johnson, Charleston, S. c.,
broker, OF $500 worth of diamonds.
Mrs. Phillips wept when taken to POI
lice headquarters and protested her in
nocence, but one OF the diamonds was
found on her.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
Window Washer Injured by Fan.

Mrs. Clara Burdside, scrubwoman.
residing at No. 2 Columbia-st. east.
fell from the second-story OF the build
ing occupied by the Greenwood Atkin-
son-Arrnstrong Co.. regalia manufac-
turers. at No. rs Woodward-ave., early
Thursday morning. sustaining several
painful bruises, a sprained ankle and
. wrenched back. Mrs. Burdside was
in the act OF throwing a. Raii of dirty
water into the alley. and leaned too
heavily on lattice gate. put across
the doorway to prevent Just such .ac-
cidents as that which befeli her. As
q result, the woman, pail and gate
landed In heap In the alley. Mrs.
Burnside was taken 10 Sc. Mary's hos
pital. Her injuries are not serious.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
DEGENERATE YOUTH
GLAD He KILLED
HIS MOTHER
DECLARES HIS ONLY REGRET is
THAT HE WAS UNABLE TO
TAKE THE LIVES OF HIS EN-.
TIRE FAMILY.
Hdeous Confession of
a Young MoraI Leper

81 killed my mother and am glad
of II. i would be even happier ~
had murdered the entire family
I grew up behind dark
walls with criminals. A moment OF
happiness never crept into my ex-
fstencc. Before they turned
me loose, L dreamed that 1 was to
be sent back. In the same vision 1
shot my mother and my brother.
laughed, fer IL nsss~ nae happy.-I
saw her fall 10 the floor M she fell
yesterday, but 1 regret that my
brother did not 70 with her.
I ann prepared 10 die tomorrow--to-
day--at once"
--ExCERPT FROM BERNARD
CARLIN's STATEMENT.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
TOM L. JOHNSON'S
OFFER TURNED DOWN

CLEVELAND. April 9.--Mayor Tom
l.. Johnson's last offer OF $50 share
as leasing price OF the Cleveland
Electric Railway Co. stock. has been
rejected at meeting of the directors,
who thereby Endorsed the recommen-
dation OF Mediator Con.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
ROOSEVELT WON 7
LET P. D. DEPT.
AID ANARCHY
TRANSMITS LETTER FROM DE-
PARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND
TAKES OCCASION TO ATTACK
REDS IN ACCOMPANYING NOTE

WASHINGTON, April 9.--The pres
ident forwarded to congress today a
letter from the department OF justice
on the subject OF anarchy. In his let,
ter OF transmission he said:
To the Senate and House OF
Representatives; l herewith sub
NIT letter from the department
Of justice which explains itself.
Under this opinion. hold that ex-
listing statutes give the president
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
BIRD SAYS he
WILL net RUN

LANSING, Mich, April 9.-(Spe-
cial. ATTY. Gen. Birds refusal to run
for governor has caused the greatest
surprise here. Bradley will not an
nounce himself until he has had an
Interview with Bird. but he is ex-
pected to get into the race.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09

manding that they pass legislation
against race track betting. He also
urged the legislators to pass suitable
laws for the conduct of banks and
trust companies. r
When the senate received the mes
sage. Senator Grady began an attack
on Gov. Hughes. He protested against
the "ill-tempered measure which the
governor has sent"
Senator Raines fayed Grady for his
words, saying they would rise no high
er than the ceiling.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
Pay insufficient: Kills SELF.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 9.--Lieut.
David Lindsay. U. s. signal corps, shot
and killed himself today. He found
his salary Of 1850 year insufficient
TO support his mother and sister. and
he despaired OF his circumstances be-
coming such that he could marry the
girl he loved.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
WANTS DAMAGES FOR 8
BEATING IN SALOON

Alleging that as the result Of beat.
ing he received from Frank Schenk,
In the latter's saloon at Holbrook-ave.
and Russell-st.. his mind has been i'm
paired, Harry Zeigler started action
In Judge Mandells court Thursday
morning for $4,000 damages.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
Kentucky Lottery Co. Quits.

CINCINNATI. April 9.--The Ken
lucky Lottery Co. pleading guilty to
the indictment charging violation OF
the United States laws today In the
United States court at Covington. was
fined $4,000 and agreed TO go out OF
business forever.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
JURY FREES B0WIh|
ON MURDER
CHARGE
"viLE MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE"
SAYS JUDGE PHELAN IN
scoRcHINe RE7ukE TO JUN.
oRs--FREED YOUTH GOES HOME

JURORS WHO ACQUITTED HoWEN.
Fred ]. Schroeder (foreman1,
No. 1925 Brookiyn-ave.
Otto c. Nicholas. No. rs Lin
xie-st.
Joseph r. Thompson, No. 1874
Concord-ave.
John c. Houoh. No. $50 Canton
ave.
Albert w. Fischer, No. 2ss
Grandy-ave.
oustave II. Mahriey. No. s7o4
Ferdinand-st.
Edward 9. cooney, No. 1912
ChampIain-st.
Fred suss. No. sss Butternut-
st.
cTaud (. Bates, NO. as ctintou=
ave.
William Wilson, No. 20 Reed-pl.
Abraham Harris, No. 81 Beacon
ct.
Louis Thorner, No. 2ss Mont
caInn-st. east.
In spite OF his voluntary confes
sions to the police. TO Judges Phelau
and Connolly. and To newspaper men,
and Notwithstanding preponderance
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
HOLD-UP MAN GETS
CASH AND WATCH

G. c. Tillson, of No 434 Brooklyn
ave-. reported to the police Thursday.
that while going home at $3.50 We'd
nesday night, he was held up on La
fayette boulevard. between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth-sts., and relieved OF his
gold watch and $50 TillsoU was able
to give to9the detectives a good de-
scribtlon OF the robber.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09

One year n9o todnyt Maximum tenn
uernture. ~, minimum. 1si mean, J2s
cloudy with showers ana srnce Of rain.
sun rose "a Ss0i a. ana. sur sets at
di0g %. an.
The hinh pressure area with fair
weather CO., ers the lake rrxlop. veofraI
valleys and south 20 tbe Eulf The low
prexsurc area IT, central over the Cana
dian northwest mad ~ spreading cnst
md south. showers were reported over
the lake region mud east 90 the coasf
and over the south western states dur-
ing the last ~ hours. The Temperatures
has fallen, over the rnssern take reHion,
hws risen over TIE western states.
Partly cloudy weather IL indicated
fos this section tonight, becoming up-
settled Friday and possibly some shess-
ers. The temperature Will rise utcnd-
Hy@Thr ninds An the lake region are
snosfty westerly.
Af~sanH~x. umsnreYlas- "A Monxs.s
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Thursday by Minnie VS.. Thomas
Rogers. Martha vs. Charles George,
Frederick W. Cora B. Sprague and
E1lOn va Ella Clark. 4. (
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
\ ] GHES WAsP|SH.
IN EMERGENCY
MESSAGE
COMMANDS LEGISLATORS TO.
PASS ANrLRAce TRACK BET
TING MEAsuREs--oRADY AT.
rAcks HIM.

ALBANY. N. Y. April ss.--Gov.
Hughes sent an emergency message
to the fisessiatufs this morning. DIR
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
st. LoA. Bank Closes.

ST. LOUIS, April "a notice post.
ed on the door OF the Olive Street
bank this morning. said the institu-
ton had been closed by the state
bank examiner. The bank was estab-
lished in 1902. II had a psid-up CAPT
tai OF 100000 and deposits of $3.50.
600. =
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinifys Thursday night
pnrsIy cloudy; Friday, unsettled. preb-
nbiy showers, warmers fresh variable
winds becoming souther1y.
t.owcr Intelligent Fair and warmer
tonighft Friday. possibly showers md
wnrmert fresh soufheriy winds.
HOfHlY TEMPER IN REst
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09

ADMISSION. Ala. April "a posse
and bloodhounds are hot in pursuit of
William Cunningham. q Negro. who
kidnapped Deputy Sheriff J. c. West
when the latter went to arrest him.