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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
FIGHTING IN SAMoS.
Not Less rlnn $50 Persons Have Been
Killed or Wounded.

Constantinope. May 29.--Consul dis
patches received here from the Island
of Sanos, declare that not less than
$50 pei sons have been killed or wound
cd in the fighting that has boon going
on at Yathy. the capitol of the island,
for the past four days, and that the
engagements still continue.
The small garrison of Turkish troops
on the island are belegauered IN their
garrison. Kopassiz Effendi the COVER
nor of the island. has also sought ref
uge In one OF the public buildings. lie
is without provisions aud his life IL said
10 be I'm danger. The consulates are
crowded with refugees and the lack or
provisions IL beginning TO make Itself
felt. A number Of refugees haze man
aged 10 make their way To Athens,
The consuls AZ SamOs are mostly ma.
tive merchants, and they have re-
quested the powers to send IN Warships.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
RUSHED TO HOTEL IN TAxlCAB
Had Been Visiting in House in
47th Street and Was
Taken Suddenly III.
Driver. Proprietrcss of Apartment, Her
Maid and Elevator Man Taken
Into Custody by Police.

New York, May CAN investigation
was begun today into the circumstan-
ces surrounding the mysterious death
OF Charles II. Holmes, wealthy Bos-
ton leather merchant, last night,
Mr.. Holmes died in the lobby of the
Hoffman House, where he has been Il
guest, Immediately after his return In
taxicab from visit to house in
West Forty-seventh street. He had
been taken suddenly i'll during his visit
and was hurried back to the hotel be-
fore a physician was summoned. Al
ter his death the police took into Gus
tory Hugh Fitzsimmons, the driver of
the taxicab; Mrs. Clara Moore, in
whose apartment Mr.. Holmes was
stricken; Josephine Wells, Mrs Moore S
maid, and Frederick Moorehead, ele-
yator man in the apartment house in
which Mrs. Moore lives,
Moorehead and Miss Wells assisted
Holmes TO the cab which had been
called to take him to the hotel
TWO detectives We're standing at the
entrance of the Hoffman House las;
night, when a cab dashed up and n
gray haired man was helped out and
half carried. half dragged to the lobby
oil the MOTEL. He was gaSpng for
breath and ciutching at his heart as he
was taken from the cab. He died n
moment afterwards in the hotel lobby
after he had been recognized by the
employees of the hotel. to whom
ne was well known through
freguent visits. The cabman, who
had been detained by the detectives
was taken into custody and accompa-
neu the detectives to the Forty-sey-
enth street house, where Mrs Moore
ana me mad and the elevator man
were found. Holmes body was given
into the custody of the coroner
homes had been at the hotel since
Wednesday He had made the hotel
ms HEADQUARTERS on monthly business
lIlns TO New York for many years. He
't5grars odd
IN his pockets when the coroner took
possession of his belongings was found
small Bible, well thunlbed. Besides
mere was gold watch and chain. a
iol OF business papers and S24,70 In cash,
WILL THOROUGHLY INvEsrI-
GATE.
Boston, May 29-The relatives of
Charles II. Holmes, the Boston leather
merchant. who died suddenly In the
Hoffman House last night stated to,
day that every effort would be made
10 determine the cause of death. al
though they stated that Mr. Holmes
had several attacks of heart failure
during the past few years. Mr.. Holmes
was expected TO return today.
Mrs. Holmes. the widow. has been I'm
ill-health for some time and today was
nearly Frustrated by the news of tho
death OF her husband.
Mr., Holmes has been engaged In the
leather business in this city for many
years and has served ON boards of d.
rectors for several local banks as well
as the savings bank in Maiden, in
which city he made his home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
CHICKENS START TROUBLE.
John Doc WInlsIer Hits Woman Who
"Shooed" the Birds Away.

ney a. Z. Rogers ISSUED 81 complaint
against John Doe Winkler. German.
residing on Eleventh West between
sixth and seventh South, charging him
with battery upon the person of Mrs
Nettie Larson. neghbor
II is claimed that Winkler became
enraged al Mrs. Larson because the
latter drove Winkler's chickens from
her garden II Is alleged that the irate
German seized the woman and struck
her several times He win be hailed
before Judge Dlehl when the warrant
ls served
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
BEEN MARKED FOR DEATH
They Are Informed That Their
Doom is to be Blown Up
With Dynamite.
Threatened, Probably. Because of Their
Efforts to Obtain a Pardon for
Murderer Herman BiIlik.

Chicago. Nav 29.-Father Peter j..
o,Csliayhs,, hoad az tho psui,st az.
der In Chicago, ana Atty Francis e.
Hinkley, have been Informed through
an ANONYMOUS letter written in blood
a,,a ,,.,,,,,, l., - a.. -. 80,
.'''1 "'"Pi'eu III V'eIe' '''a' 'heE ma"
p'eh marked Tor death by mysterious
enemies and St Mary's church. Wa
hash avcp,,, apd tI,,,l,ra ,o,,,.t ,as
- -, ''', - ',
"'e'' u'''''eu I" ne pio"n up WIN uyhs
into.
The threatening letter had been
"' u''N'''"n ''aii" 'l''' ''ie
pVor pnN al 81 Mary church, of which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
e l9S q@mo OF secy' TAFT to the Chicago

convention. '''0 '1''e'
representative Burton sinco IN. IN.
stitution of Secy. Taft nrclimipn,v
campaign has been one of his closest
trends and advisers, and is regaroed
a. one OF the best representatives OF ali
c c,ia q eeoy' Tart stands for in the Unit
vi, Mr, Bqrton win leave Washington In
,"o or three days for Hot Springs. va,
~ ~ lake needed rest. While he is
d 49, ne probably viii prepare his aa.
turn to Washington befor he leaves
I"r chicago to attend the convention.
~ Is likely that he win 20 directly
10 chicago from this city about June
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
THIEVES GET CASH BOX.

Between five and six o'clock yester-
day afternoon. box containing $50
in cash and some valuable papers and
notes belonging to the Sharman Auto
company. was stolen from the top Of
the safe at the garage.
Manager Libby left the office for a
few moments and forgot to lock the
box in the safe. When he returned
the box was gone. There were several
auto drivers in the place at the tiln'
but an disclaimed any knowledge of
the theft The metter was reported
to the police and officers are al work
on the ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29

Of resistance. but the conductor drew
revolver and ordered thu fellow 10
throw up his hands, an order which was
Instantly obeyed Courtney then tele-
phoned for the patrol wagon and OF
ticcr Burton hurried to the scene and
brought the man tn headquarters. \
switch hay with which the man had
forced his way into the car. was found
concealed about his clothing The po-
lice feel certain the pan has committed
numerous robbcrics in this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
REVOLVER STOPS THIEF
Conductor Courtney Finds i, ". Fulton
Win stolen Clothes.

IN the person Of j W Fulton, who
IL locked In a cell az the city jail the
rolice believe they have a professional
crook who has been operating Ia this
city for some time
Fulton Was caught red handed this
morning rObbing a clboose AT The no
Grande yards. His capture was made
by Conductor Jamog Courtney who
SOW the fellow emerge from the chr
Fulton had a suit of clothes belonging
10 the conductor and some other arti-
cics when Courtney called upon the
fellow 10 halt the rubber made show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
RILEY SAW WHAT.

Officers were called to the Presby.
terrain church mn east south Temple
street last midnight to capture sup
posed robber Special officer Riley
thought he saw n man IN the building
and ne at once called up police head
quarters There was no man" In the
place and no robbery had been commit
tod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
DISCUSS FREIGHT BUREAU,

The Commercial clubs desisn 10 Gre
ate IN salt Lake a freight bureau Is be-
ing discussed at tho club TINS afternoon,
This Is the first meeting Of tho
committee, and u s tholEhi MAJ me
aftcrnnens proceedinEs win Include q
plau, on procedure and the enlpoyntnt
OF an expert freight arrpuniani to look
AFTER tho interests OF those Wno JON the
MOI Cmcnt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
LAUNDRY RECOVERED.
Thieves Made Cache Of stolen Package
Bchimd Mont MnrISet.

Thieves who yesterday stole bundle
of laundry from Palace Laundry wag-
ON evidently did moi find much In its
contents to attract them as they lott
the bundle iu the roar Of VIM Woods
meat market on Wesl rlfst south street,
this morning Two suspects were ar
rested and afterwards released
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
oANNoN nlps rnnsr. aooDRYE

Washington. May 20. -Speaker Cam
non babe goodbye 70 the president ms
morning and said that II Congress nd
journs today he would leave Washing
ton tomorrow morning for his home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
DISCOUNT nNrE h,wuuED.

Paris, May 2e--T'he Bank OF Franee
today lowered IT, discount rate on loans
from TO s x PEE cent
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REP. BURTON OF OHIO
WILL NOMINATE TAFT

Washington, May 20 While no forin-
al announcement has been made II ma
y! ns slated definitely that Representatives
Theodore Burton of Ohio, VIII present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-29
PRIEST. FALLIERES
LANDS IN FRANCE

Calais, France, May 90 President
Fallieres landed here at > O'Clock this
afternoon on his return from an official
visit 10 England. He was welcomed by
the booming OF guns from the Calais
fortress and the warships in the har-
Dor. Tho president mace the return
trip in one of the regular channel
steamers instead Of the cruiser Leon
Gambetta on account Of the bad wealth.
en-.
Calais was decorated In honor of his
arrival and an immense and enthusiasts
tic crowd greeted him az the pier. Es
corted by detachments of soldiers and
sailors. he was driven through the long
lines of cheering people to the railroad
station. whore he boarded a special
train for Parts.
KING BIDS HIM FAREWELL.
London, May 90 M. Fallieres, presi-
deut of the French republic, brought
his four days visit TO London to close
this morning. when he left for Dover,
King Edward, the Prince of Wales, and
other members of the royal family, the
members of the cabinet and q party OF
diplomats gathered AT the railroad sta
ton 20 bid NJ Fallleres farewell The
crowd that gathered around the station
gave him a rousing farewell cheer.
The British ships at Dover and the
forts fired royal salutes az the vessel
carrying the president steamed out OF
tho harbor. fleet OF British topedo-
boats accompanied the steamer until
she was well outside of British waters
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All Associated Press Reports Received
Up to Hour Of Going to Press Arc
Recorded Daily in the News
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
DIED

BIAcKBURN-Dec %. beloved widow
OF the late Peter Blackburn. Funeral
Monday. 1880 .. m. from sons resi-
dence. s77 Nineteenth-st.
BURGESS-Dec. %. william, beloved
husband OF Annie Burgess. and faith
err OF William. Sarah. Irene, Edna.
Marion and Eta. and brother Of
Capt. H., Alfred and Edward. at resi-
dence, 2S2 SiNth-st Funeral Monday
az $40, and at Holy Trinity church
al . a. IN.
IiAWKEN-Dec. %. at her home. 40
Hubbard ave. Emma Jane. beloved
wife OF George i. Hawken. and moth
er OF Fred Funeral Monday at , g..
m st. Thomas (Ont) papers, please
copy.
HAI.Il-Mrs. Gerald Packard Hall. nee
Louise NJ, Schubert. at 1858 Bewicls-
ave, died suddenly mt Dixon, Ill. In
terment at Detroit. Burial notice
later
residence, COL Brush-st,. Raymond j.,
beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
klngsbury. Funeral from residence
Monday. Dec. rs. p. m.
LANGLEY-Dec. "a. Henry w. aged 6s
years at the residenc eof his dauyh-
Mich, ather o. Charles H.. and Grif-
nth w. Langley. or Detroit. Funeral
from his sons residence. cal VIII
kins-st.. Monday, at $50 D. m,
MACAULcN --oec 2h. 1908. Richard
Macauley, father OF Richard H.. and
Frances w. Macauley. Notice OF flu
neral later.
SIZELAND-Dec. %. 1908. at his resi-
dence, 326 MaYbury-ave.. Abraham
beloved husband OF Anna Shetland
Funeral from residence. Monday, Dec
2S. at y. m. Stratford, Ont. papers
please copy.
WISE-At Detroit Sanitarium. Dec q.
1905, Samuel Lord Wise, aged 05
years. lnterment at Lansing. Mich.
VALPEY-Dec. %. at 81 Woodward
terrace, Fannie A. daughter of Jo-
seph IL, and Abbie i. Valpey No
tice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
OF PETER
c. HAMS is
NOT MATERIAL
CONTINUED from Page Ose)

taking of the life of the deceased
than we had We propose TO show
YOU that when he left his nome on the
10th day OF August, 1908, he had no
thought of going to Bayside.
I'VE propose to show you that when
the start was made for Bayside the
deceased was never in the mlnu Oh
the defendant. We propose TO show
YOU that this defendant had no ldea
that the deceased would be found al
that place.
we propose 10 show you that this
defendant had no knowledge ms
brother had in his possession on that
day n pistol and cartridges and tnat
he never saw the revolver in MS IRE
time until the instant Of the shoot
ing. - :,
I'VE propose 10 show you that II
the meeting could have been prevent
ed at the time it was learned that An
mis- was there. this defendant would
have so willed 1t.
I've propose to show you that the
brother. Capt. Peter c. Hams, was
mentally unbalanced, and we propose
To show YOU the causes when leu u
and created that condition OF nina.
Little Molly. the defendants daugh-
for Is now four years of age. Thorn-
ton Hams a long time ago began 10
seek a spot where he could build
home for his child. In the early part
of April this year he met Henry H.
Jesperson, former acquaintance
r. jenkins Hams, as forecasteu
several days ago, will tell ms own
story OF the Bayside tragedy In MS
own defense on the witness STAND III
the supreme court. Flushing, IL was
announced by his counsel today
Hams will be one of the very nrst
witnesses TO be called by counsel ior
the defense, who were prepared 10
omen their side OF the famous murder
case today following the closing au,
dress by District Attorney Darrlu' Vi
Queens county.
The aged mother of the prisoner
also will be a witness In his behail' II
was said today. Mrs. Hams mas noC
attended any Of the sessions or inc
trial as II was hoped to spare her tne
irving ordeal. but she will be pres
ent on Monday. ready to take tne
stand and testify that she ana heI
husband direced T. jenkins hams 10
take care of his brother. announcer
witness to he called by the defense
Ia a man whom the Hams brothers
met on the day Of the shooting ana
TO whom they agreed to give the con
tract for building on the property
they were going TO buy.
One of the most important witnesses
TO be called by the defense Is Mrs
VIM. f. Aunis. widow of the man slain
by Capt. Peter G. Hams. Jr.
John f. Mcintyre, the defense's chief
counsel. said today that Mrs. Annis
"a 10 be called to clear up parts OF ner
testimony which were LEFT In conrus-
ion when she left the stand as the
prosecutions witness
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26

enact a law for substituting the owners
OF individual cars, II needed for the
mobilization OF troops. The govern
ment will thus have thousands OF auto
trains to supplement the railways.
Society Women as Nurses.
Moreover. the French army will at
last have real fighting clothes. The
long blue coat and familiar red panta-
looms will be superseded by dull col
ored khaki. Equally noteworthy is
the organization OF the Red Cross
corps over three hundred society
women have enlisted and are under
going the most rigorous training nj
the Red Cross hospital i'll the Square
des Peupliers. Some have merely
entered the reserve corps OF Paris,
others for field work with the army.
Among the latter are Nine. Jousse-
lin. wife OF a prominent member or
the municipal council, who was
Miss Cutler. OF Chicago; Nine. De la
Lande. OF San Francisco; Miss Wer-
render, who was on the Maine hos
pital ship during the Boer war.
Other American women who will re-
pay French hospitality by service In
the field are Mrs. Biddle, Mrs. Bourke,
Mrs. Butterworth. Mrs. Ramsey ana
Mrs. De Motka. These society nurses
arrive at the hospital in automobiles
at a. M, and spend their time there
until $50 dressing wounds and ban
daging sores In ALL the Red Cross
has 500 nurses ready for war SER
vice, the majority being women OF
high social position.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
AMERICAN WOMEN
FINANCE ROYAL|ST
CONSPIRACY
MAR0UlSE DE GANAY AND MRS.
HERSHEY MARSH AMONG THE
KINGS" HACKERS - REPUB-
LIcANs ARE INDIGNANT.
BY VANCE THOMPSON.

PARIS, Dec. 26.-The Marquise De
Ganay. who was Miss Ridgeway;
Mrs. Hershey Eddy Marsh, the Count
ess Stanislaus de Castellane. who was
Miss Terry. and other less-known Am
erican woman, are taking an active
part in favor of new Royalist party,
and Republicans are indignant that
American women should follow what
they call the disloyal example" OF
Anna Gould when Loubet was presi-
dent.
The movement in favor Of the re.
storation OF monarchy in France is
taking on such serious proportions
that the government has been forced
To take repressive measures and stu
dents Of the Latin quarter and the
youths of aristocracy have been spe-
cially prominent in this agitation, and
their cries of "Vive le roll" are heard
at all public gatherings.
They took advantage OF the ami
veTsary of the death OF Gabriel Syve-
ton, the Nationalist deputy supposed
TO have been the victim OF a political
murder, TO make a demonstration
which was only suppressed by the
prompt action of the police. During
the last few days Royalist students
have been parading the Latin quarter
and boulevards. hooting Prof. Thai
amas, who incurred their displeasure
by saying in lecture that Jeanne
dare was no better than she should
be- There were many arrests. and
the government Is inflicting heavy
fines and Imprisonment.
Society Gives Aid.
The greatest social aid to the Royal
list move is given by society known
as The Friends OF Versailles" of
which the Marquise de Ganay is pres
ident. The marQuise, who is a sister
OF Henry Ridgeway. Of Philadelphia
and master OF the Pau foxhounds, is
connected with many lights of high
finance. The Countess Stanislaus de
Castellane is also very rich, being the
daughter of Senior Emilio Terry, the
Cuban sugar planter. Pierre Sardou,
son OF the famous playwright, is re-
sponsible for making Royalist OF
Mrs Hershey Eddy Marsh. An arch
itect by profession. he planned her
chateau at Andrecy. and while thus
engaged persuaded her of the beauty
OF things royal. Mrs Marsh was a
Miss Hershey. of Chicago. later the
divorced wife of Clarence Eddy, the
organist, and recently married John A.
Marsh. The wealth of these American
Royalists is likely TO be OF immense
service TO the kings cause.
In case the European unrest leads TO
war, as many think will be the case,
France will not be taken unawares.
Many signs OF active preparation are
observable.
General Picquart. minister OF war,
has issued orders for the registration
OF all heavyweight automobiles, and
the chamber of deputies during the
coming week will be called upon to
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26

do. his friends in the south claim. is
to let the south handle her Negro
question and let the north and west
handle theirs, Independently OF each
ether.
Just what Taft will do nobody
knows, but every phase OF his future
southern policy will be discussed at
Augusta during the next month. He
has as yet made no definite engage
ments with the southern leaders. and
wbether he will meet them al together
or separately has not been decided. IL
is probable there will be a series of
discussions with the different leaders
individually Each will be asked 10
60 into the situation in his state care
fully aud report some :ime after
March when. 1t is probable. general
meeting OF all the southern leaders will
occur in Washington
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
DAILY DEATH LIST

John schaeing. 20 years. 42s Myrtle,
hypertrophy OF heart.
Ray l.. Reppenhagen, s months, Ham
tramck. Mich; heart disease.
Herman Wobrock. GS years, $50 Artil-
iery. heart disease
Charles y. Andrews. . years, Harper
hospital; diphtheria.
John Sebert, 81 years, St Mary's hos
pital; onoumonia.
Victoria a. I.cszezynskq. 40 years. 7el
IL. Warren; tuberculosis.
David Rosehan. year. Childrens
FREE hospital; meningitis.
Selmsn Weiss. 81 years, Pontiac,
Mich; appendicitis.
Xavier Bringard. az years. 513 juno
ton; intestinal obstruction.
Louise Han. - years, Dixon, ILL.,;
pneumonia.
Amanda J. sprague. 81 years. 5.4 Me
kinstry. carcinoma.
Bernard McTaguc. 50 years. Eloise,
Mich. senectus
Henrietta Hauek. as years. e57 Cleve.
land: tuberculosis
]. Frederick Meyers. IS years, 2S5
Charles Errer. IS years. $50 Sixth;
valvular insufiiciency
Moses Leary, 20 years. Little Sisters
Mary Kowalski. 26. years. SIS Cham
plain; gunshot wound
Harriet Dean. SO years. 1853 Henry;
perforation OF intestine.
Elizabeth w. Howard 81 years. Chi
cago. ILL.,; sclerosis.
John II. Hill months. New York
~. Y. pneumonia.
Edward A. wcich. years. 227 Sc
ward; pneumonia.
william NJ. Parsons. 62 years. Grand
kapids. Mich: gsstritis.
Fannie A. valpey 55 years. 81 Wood
ward terrace: paralysis.
Catherine. Stieler SO years. 40 Fiji
tenth; cirrhosis OF liver
Celia Brown. years. st. Marys hos
pital: cirrhosis OF liver
Ella Lard. 90 years. 1S9 Cass; clrr-
hosts of liver.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
BIRTHS

GIRLS. ,'..
Peter Ross, CA BelViders.
Victor Won LOperen, 30 lvon.
James Mcmillan. $50 Jefferson.
Joseph Borchorcz. 7S2 Farnsworth.
Jocob Schuler. 67l Warren.
Louis Gohll<e. 1914 Harper.
Frank Grcmel 52S Humboldt.
Joseph Butchkowski. 1895 St Aubin.
Frank Kornsky. 1860 Campbell.
Eustacha Trombloy. 1899 Wills.
BENJAMIN Scnmittdicl, 21G kercheval
BOYS
Frank Rademacker. S12 Russell.
Daniel Bushaw, 652 Wabash.
Fred Lclpziger. 2SG Commonwealth.
John Hamilton. i5e Twentieth.
Harry Hunter, i2i5 Jos Campau
Joseph Klepien. SOS Trombley.
August Darga. 700 Mitchell.
WIN. McAulev. TO RivaFd.
ANTHONY Steffes. 22S Champlaln
David Taylor. 65 Hale
Charles Bacon. i0i Roard
Charles Warner. 81 Navarro.
Henry Moon, Fox Creek.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry J. Dauber. Al. Cleveland. o
Adelaide Behnke. 80. Detroit.
Henry l.. HornRren, q; Lillian T..
Gray. rs.
Charles T. Smith. 2S. Fort Wayne
Ind; Grace NJ H. Hall. -. Detroit
Michael RCiver, -. Mary Flynn, %.
Alidor Debusscher. IS, Jackson; Eliza
Vanhecke. %. Detroit.
William Pohl, As; Matilda Koepke, 81.
Samuel Fine. %. Syracuse, y. Y. Hat
tie Birlove, %. Detroit.
Fred w. Lyle, 80, Worthwhile; Minnie
O. Dltsch. 81.
Charles stair, 80. Holland. O.; Mary
Stair, 81 same.
Charles Weir. %. Detroit, Edith
Gurk 90 Ann Arbor.
William Knrn, %: Hattie Hurst, IL
Salvatore Valenti. 30, Rosario Presti.
glacomo. %.
enti. Is.