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The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
Circuit Court Jurors
For January Term

The following have been drawn as
Wayne circuit court:
l.. w. BurgharGt. No. S6 Broadway;
davenport ~ Lysander; VIM. Krumm,
plymouth; VIM. Dierlein. 94s Field,
Henry Hopp' ,Hamtramek; Henry u.
lockwood I. o., Brownstown; DeGarmo
Whiting, 773 Larned east; Frank Thei-
sen, a.! sherman; Ernest G. Kollmor-
sen. 1000 Fourth; Frank Taylor, North
Vile, Chas: IL. Eichen. 500 Monroe
Frank NJ: Herman. II Center-st.: Jo-
seph + T.. Michee, Crosse Pointe; l..
l.. Brooke, Worthwhile: Gustave Good
son, 2S6 Orchard 5. l.. Springer. 20
Cottrell Chas. l.. Hamilton 80 Porter;
Aug. Gltschlag. 33 Heidelberg; Earl
Eiswerth. 500 Division: VIM. II. Hut
Jr. III Champlain: Thos. Frawley,
zoos Fourth ave. Fred Carnehl. 6l7
catherine; John Black. 101S Concord;
Henry J Wouters, 500 Chene; Chas T.
Bordwell. 1S4 Michigan; Robt. Boitz, $50
Giatiot; John Potter Romulus Her
man J. Murre. 294l Fort-s ST. w: Chas
suit, 4S4 Jos. Campus VIM. Wormsdorf
los Fulton-ave., Frank Horger. Dear
born I. O., Springwells; Wheeler Kitch-
en-. 952 Military; Aug Peacom. New
Boston. Huron; Christian Faber, Is
Nesson; Frank Thompson so Sher-
man; Chas. II. Cady, Wayne. Nankin;
G. Ahern, 6S SEVENTEENTH Herman
Faubitz, Dearborn; Henry Herbutz. ST.,
4es Grati9t; Aug W; Werbeck, 1924
Rouge. 322i Jefferson W. John Arm
strong, 6t9 Twelfth; Chas. Oestriech.
1882 Porter; Aug. GumbreCht, III era
tot, John Hanrahan, 567 Clinton, An
ttony Weslake Redford; Robert Demp-
sey.. 543 McKinstry; Henry Ries, High
land Park p. O.. Greenfield; Frank
Setting Plymouth +. D.. Liyonia; Henry
MdDIe. Rnn1nInG.
Percy, 39 owen. Martin Kubart 400
Thirty second; Frank Burger, 176 Cath
crime. Emanual Patah. 6l7 Beaubien;
Patrick Vail, 81 Avery; Ralph Cuthbert.
- Levertte; Edward j. Walker. 10
Chope-p l.; VIM. ToOmey, 1875 Porter:
Sheldon J: benedict. 49s Common
McCIauyhry' Romulus Arthur w. Stoll,
1872 Watson. NJ. r. Couniff, so Thad-
deus; Chas. Dubois, 119 Baltimore r.;
Geo. Ferguson, 522 Collins; Geo. Henry.
Wayne, Nankin: John ]. Pratt. II
Park-st.; Fred Peterhaus, Plymouth:
jos: Goodyear, l0l Chestnut; r. HAIR
Flat Rock p. O.. Brownstown. Nick
Founes, Gratiot; Robert Perry, Ford
CITY, Ecorse; Gustave \. Profrock, S32
Lincoln; f. c, Hees, $50 Fourteenth;
VIM: T. DENIES, 1872 Grand River, John
j. Sackett, 3 Larned w; Thos. June,
~ ILL Antoine; Geo Teiple, 10 Scott;
Redden. .2S7 Fort E.; JOS +. Jacobs,
59S Clark; Aug. n. Klett, 1911 Fiji
teenth Louis NJ. Kea. $50 Riopelle;
John Il. Stadler 1t75 Gratiot; VIM. +
Eusha, 80 Walnut-st., Wyandotte Chas.
NJ Hardy. SO Beaubien; Fred Borman
32e Monroe. Arthur +. Layton 239 Mt.
Vernon; Albert T.. Melninger. Crosse
Pointe; Leonard A. Burdck, 970 Brook
Ign; Albert Slower. Plymouth; Nathan
Cohen. 23s Mullett; Harry Farweii,
Plymouth: r. NJ. Burghardt, 246 Adams
e: Michael Lang, Sr, n. Detroit. Ham
tramck: sherman b. Miller. Pasadena
kpts. VIM. Fisher. Crosse Pointe; Har-
Ian Roberts, Worthwhile; Chas. KieslinE.
l67 Milwaukee T.; j. o. Buer. $50
Eighteenth; Paul Healm, Plymouth, II
+. D., Iivonia
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
DAILY DEATH LIST

Mary j. Hardness. 40 years 324 War
rem WestlE tuberculosis
Edward y. Alexander 3 years, 235 w
Bethune, accidental burns.
George DuchInna, 10 days Children
Free hos. accidental scalds.
William NJ. Westiake. SO years. 2Ol
Baker; cerebral hcmoTrhage.
Emily &. Hinchnan, 81 years. Chi
cago. III. angina pectoris.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, SO years, Daines.
Mich. suicide.
Lucy Is Kronibus. IS years I1i2
ToWrsend, pneumonia
Caroline Erkiitz, 20 years. le6 Craw-
iOrd. cancer.
Lawrence Anderson ~ vears 90
May hospitals inquest pending
feari Gambler. IL years ~ Borden:
appendicitis.
Herman Brock. IS years. so Thirty
tTst, gangrone.
AudTus kazmlrCzak I month"; s1I n
Forest, pneumonia A.. "a ~
Stanislaus Schemanski 81 years q
i II. and Farnsworth: inquest pendinZ
John g. Flcishman, AZ years ca
Btaubieni meningitis.
Mary f. whiting. 50 year.. a. p,.
uuettc, hemorrhaRe
David Geddis IS years, 1874 Wood
bridge. angina pectoris
August Bader. as years, ios Beals
gastritis.
Elizabeth King, IS years. 7s2 WEST
Fort. tuberculosis
Mary =. Hobart SO years, SEQ East
Congress, diabetoA
Michalina Gorzynska. 70 years, AL
senility.
Joseph Put. years. Al Meorssori
marasmus
Clara Boshr.ky. 81 years, sos High
James a. Hogan. 81 years. . Beach,
. nraemia-
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
BIRTHS

BOYS
Ernest Rowden. 1867 Military.
Frank Romanowski. 1l16 Jos. Cam
rau.
August Budink, SIS Dubois.
Anthony Szmigiel, GIT Ferry
Michael Lesniewski. 627 Hancock.
John Krakowski. 33S Alexandrlne.
Frank Sobkowiak 27s Leland.
Leon Delinski. 6l0 Garfield.
John Patalon. 474 Alexandrine.
stanley RaJewski. 653 AlexandrIne.
Joseph Muzyk. 1871 Palmer.
Charles Judd, 1877 Iroquois.
GIRLS.
Walter KochanOwski 1919 St Aubin.
John GlowcZewski 326 Illinois
Michael Cenar, 800 Willis.
Michael Brazuzowski. 310 Garfield.
John Colombo. 500 Riopelle.
Victor Van Waetemeuler, SIS Ma
omb
John Leonard 2i2 Plummer
Edward Morgan. II Howard
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
Boy Ma, Spanked,
Carrier Vas 7hrashed,
Po5tmasfer Loses job

MARSHALL, Dec. 14.-Because he
spanked boy. thrashed a rural mel
carrier and threatened TO throw
patron out Of the postoffice, w. c. VII
let's, the fighting postmaster of Eek
ford, Calhoun county. is about TO lose
his Job. A postoffice inspector dropped
down on the quiet little village OF Eek
ford not long ago and into his ears
was poured the sorrowful tale or a
much pummeled constituency. Now
comes the definite information that no:
even under civil service rules and the
Roosevelt administration does the post
office department place premium
upon pugilism. Willetts must 60.
The official career of Postmaster
Willetts was pretty strenuous. Strong
evidence OF that is afforded by the
scalp OF Albert Adams. one OF the two
mail carriers who serve neighboring
farmers from Willetts office. That
scalp OF Adams is decorated with the
scars where doctor sewed 1t up.
Carrier Adams traces all of his
troubles to an argument with Mr.. VIII
let's about a certain daily paper Mr.
Willetts failed to locate his newspaper
and it rolled him some. He gently IL
! formed Carrier Adams OF his belief
that Adams had taken 1t. Carrier
Adams asserted that Willettc' suspicion
did him gross injustice. When Adams
emerged from the argument he was
ready for the doctor.
Charles Buskirk's boy went down
for the mail and when he reached
home again he had lost his desire to be
seated, Notwithstanding great weari-
ness. He and Postmaster Willetts, SO
he told his father, had had an argu-
ment OF sort in which he came out
Of the small end Of the horn.
In addition to threatening to throw
Allen Ranger out OF the postofiice the
brisk postmaster engaged in another
argument which wound up In the
courts. The short end OF this discus
sion was borne by Walter Medill. who
! is about Is years young. Walter was
decorating the porch out in front o.
the postoffice and was taking his usual
part in the social life OF Eckford. Mr..
Willetts came out OF the postoffice.
which is also used by him for a gen
eral store. and placed his hand upon
4
| Walters shoulder
Walter did not quite know whether
| Il was love pat which the fighting
postmaster meant to give and he re-
sented It in language which was very
offensive to Mr.. Willetts. especially be
cause Mrs. Wiletts was within hear
Ing. Once more Mr.. Willetts proved
his right to the title OF the fighting
postmaster.
Young Medill had Willetts arrested
for assault and battery. The postmas-
ter entered plea OF guilty in the JUS
tice court at Albion. paying fine of
81 and costs. After the Judge had
heard the story he expressed his be-
! lief that Medill had received about
what was coming TO him. Afterward
in order that the affair might be drawn
to a conclusion suitable to him. Will
let's came to Marshall and had Medill
arrested for using bad language. Wal
ter paid $40 fine. Mr.. Willetts has
also had fine row with Frank J
Peters, the station agent at Eckford.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
DIED

CONRAD-Dec. H. at as Bagg-st.. Odel-
la H.. beloved mother OF Gertrude.
Helen and Wlllene Conrad. Notice Of
funeral later.
FERGUSON-Dec II. at residence. as
Illinois st, Elizabeth, aged 76 years.
Funeral Monday at y. IN. from
house.
KNAPP-Dec. IL. 1905. at Chicago,
Otto. beloved son OF Mary. husband
OF May. and father OF George and
orpha,. at the age OF 32 years. Mo-
tice OF funeral hereafter.
McALLlSTER-Dec. IL. 1908, Edward
IL. McAllister. beloved husband OF
Josephine Campau McAllister. and
brother OF Frank I. McAllister. Of
Panama. and William III. McAllister.
or Detroit. Funeral from his broth
Monday at 2 y. IN. Please omit fiow-
ers.
RYAN-Deo. IL. 1908. at his residence.
81 Iron-st.. Michael, husband OF the
late Anne Ryan. Funeral from res
idence Tuesday at a. m. and to Our
Lady or Help church at $3.50 o'clock.
standard.
SEVERSON--Dec. IS. 1908. at his resi-
dence, 10 Montcalm-st east. William
G. aged IS years. husband OF Mary
A. Severson. Notice OF funeral later.
SLATER-Dec. IL. Clara Lucille. be-
ter OF Bianch and Clayton Dusen-
berry. aged Is years. Funeral Tues
day at p IN. from residence. ass
Seventeenth-st. -7--- G.
WIEN-Dec. 10. Ferdinand Wien. aged
70 years. relict OF the late Mary
and Catherine Wien. Funeral from
residence. i45 Alfred-st.. wednesday
at $3.50, and St Josephs church at g.
standard. Kindly omit flowers.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Anthony Knuth, go. Fort Wayne;
Eva Horowsky. %. Detroit.
Louis Cigrelski, 2S, Fort Wayne;
Anna Kowllnski. 81, Detroit
Charles +. Hin. "a: Ella Colon, 16.
steve Letenyer, "a; Sophie Nemmeth.
Frank +. Bycraft, 81. Dexter Viola
Schollett, II. Detroit
Frederick A. Towel. rs. Alpena; Alta
Kramer, %. Detroit
Thomas G. Cook. As, Sabetha, Kan
Nellie Farrell. 80. Detroit.
Whalen. 20
James Minard. 81; Ernestina Podan,
Albert II. w Niemann. 81. Ecorse;
Anna Long. rs, same.
Jacob F. Measel. 81: Henrietta G.
Smith, "a.
James Corech. 25; Anna Liberty. 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United Interurban Linea.
FLINT LIMITEDs-sl Is a. IN. and
AIS y. IN. Locals for Rochester and
Flint. Z a. m. and every two hours to
Rochester and Romeo. ) a. m. aud
CIV cry two hours 10 10 .. m: also IL
y IN.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7:45 a.
Locals for New Baltimore, Algonac. Ma
rlne city and Port Huron hourly, a
IN. to y. m; also y. m. to Marine
city Local cars run via Algonac TO
Nit Clemens, half hourly, $50 a. m To
u. IN. and hourly 10 IL ,. m To Mt,
Clemens via Shore Line, hourly. s:2s
q. n, to as Z, ,T Ill; ais also II p: m
a m. 20 and 40 p. IN. Locals FOR
lockwood. Newport. Monroe and To-
ledo hourly. $40 a. m. TO S:30 D. M.
also g,sS End II I 2 10; for Monroe.
12.l5 and S:45 p. M Locals, for Jack
son "a. ia. and every two hours until
o. m. for Ann Arbor. a. III. and
hourly until p. m: for Piymouth and
hours until $50 p. m. also p. m, and
IL D. m. Saline ears from YpsilantL
For WyRndotte and Trenton--5 40 a.
20 minutes to sos D. m. half hourly
s:33 D. m; hourly TO 1855 y. IN. sun
days, nrst car at 7.o3. with half hourly
service throughout.
Pontiac-6:sO a. m, then half hourly
until D. m. then hourly untiT IL y. m.
First car one-half hour later on SUM-
FOR FurmfnEton, Worthwhile. Orchard
Lake aud Pontisc-s a. m. and hourly
until IL p. m. First car one hour later
or sunday.
Intsrurbsn cars pass waiting Sta
tion. corner OF Larned and Griswoid-
sta Last cars awaiting the closing OF
or eaters.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
LITE
.LOCALNEWS

william Greenberg, 90 years old, died
Saturday In HIS home, No. $40 HUI
chanan-st.. as result or injuries
sustained Dec. /. when he fell In
aIighting from Michigan car at
Michigan and Scotch -aves.
E,Iixn Harris, "a Negress, was stabbed
in the back during free-fOr,aii
fight in Tin Can-alley early sunday
morning, receiving what was at hrst
thought to be a serious wound. she
will recover. however. Several men
were arrested on suspicion, but were
later released.
his address rs NO. $50 Congress-st,
was picked up on suspicion by Spc-
cial Officers Oldani. Kinney and ire
monte late Saturday night Louis
Casaro complained that the Fellow
had been hanging around the rear
OF his home on Larnedst. east, ana
when ordered away had refIsed TO
move. saying he was guarding the
place The officers say Sposato re-
Gently returned TO the city after
brief absence lie will probably be
released with warning TO stay
away altogether in tho future.
paper publisher, deliv cred an address
Sunday afternoon. In the Young
Mems Christian association, on The
successful young man from the bus
mess mans standpoint, in which he
said that he believed the good moth
ers OF the land are the makers OF the
good men. The man who treasures
affection and love for his mother IL
bound TO succeed" declared Mr.. Nc
Rae Success means the art OF
knowing how, the keystone Is applI-
cation. Gold and silver cannot meas
ure success. As between the brill
liant man and the Industrious man.
the latter wins
Dr. samuel McComb, of Boston, upheld
the doctrines of the new Emmanuel
movement. and replied to the critics
OF that movement In an address Sat
urday evening in the Wayne casino.
his topic being Christian phychol-
ogy. The lecture was given under
the auspices OF the Church Club Of
Michigan, and about 1000 attended.
The treatment OF patients suffering
from the various nervous diseases
was explained. DR. McComb stated
maintained drug habits and alcohol
ism have been successfully dealt
with by the leaders ofNthe Emmanuel
movement.
police busy Saturday night. In most
Instances the intruders were after
money and secured various small
sums ranging from 81 up TO s35. G.
". Wings drug store at No. S3s
Forrest. west. was looted OF s25 IN
postage stamps and cash. the burg
lars breaking a plate glass window
10 get in Metal valued at $50 was
taken from Applebaum q Co.'S junk
warehouse. No II Atwater-st. east
taken from r. II. MONTGOMERY
store, No. 1882 Michigan-ave Will
lam Kresin, ssloonkeeper at No 1922
Michigan-ave,, was robbed OF s35
About $40 worth OF property and a
collection ~ rave coins were taken
from the home OF II. ". Sancrante,
No. 1921 McKinley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14

Theodore Greiner, % years. q Cham
ulain; cirrhosis OF liver. Ne
Elisabeth Ferguson. 70 years. as I'LL
nois. cancer.
Peter Jsjas. 70 years. / Peterson;
peritonitis.
George NJ, Turner. AZ years. Berlin.
Mich, apoplexy
Eva NJ Pawiak. I year. TAO wessoni
enteritis.
Patrick A. Dauphin. I month. "a Dun
ming. marasmus.
John Eichold. IS years. Ecorse. Mich
hemepiegia.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
GUNNER, 81 YEARS OLD
STILL SERVES BRITAIN

LONDON, Dec. Probably the
oldest private soldier still serving with
the color3 in any regular army is Gun
ner William Hurley. OF the Royal
Horse artillery,
Hurley. who is 81 years old, enlist
ed I'm this distinguished corps In 1872,
and has thus seen SO years service
In ordinary circum the veteran
would have been discharged on per
sion many years ago, but In 1855 he
obtained special permission from
Queen Victoria and the war Office to
extend his service indefinitely.
Hurley holds an unblemished record
and wears no fewer than eight good
conduct stripes on his sleeve. lie
believes that he will die In the army
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
In Socie ty


Assembly No. 1049, Loyal Ameri-
cans gives dancing and pedro par
ty Thursday evening in Prismatic
hall.
Cadillac Circle, No. 449, Protected
Home Circle, will give a hard time
party at No. So Grand River-ave.. Tues
day evening. Good music will be fur
nished
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
..... The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any oiassi-
fcation In these columns, one cent
per word each insertion. cash In
advance. No advertisement insert
ed for less than 16 cents.
Persons whose nemes appear In
the telephone directories, may have
Advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.
For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate az
charged at the home once:
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-French Coal Co., 432 Eas
Mt; Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
Curney's Furniture Co.. 157 Gratiot
ave.
r. Brown. 1859 Jefferson
J. McPbcrson, 2400 Gratiot-ave, oppo'
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
G. G.. Ennsor. SOB Grand River-ave
Turner stanton, l66 Myrtle-st.
y. ID. Dri-coII, All Michigan ave.
J. w. Willard, 1t19 Forrest. west.
w. w. Bush. 594 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
GoInQs Or.

Mamma, what is a biped?"
Anything. Willie. that goes on two
legs"
"A pair OF stockings. mamma7"--
Boston Transcript.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
Tho stern Parent.

Father-Well, sir, what can | do
for you?
Suitor-Why-er-I called, sir. to
see if-er-you would give assent to
my marriage TO your daughter
Father (angrily)-Not cent sir!
Not q cent Good day.-Tit-Bits
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
First Impression.

While in the country last summer
Bertha listened In astonishment to
the clucking OF hen to her brood
Of small chickens.
Mamma" she said. "the poor old
hen has got the hiccoughs ."-Chicago
News
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14

John Buck, 20 years old, formerly an
Inmate OF Eloise, was lodged In the
county jail saturday nIsht LOT saIe
with an AK In Trenton. Buck says
he was sore" because his relative
gave him a cup OF tea with grounds
In IL, and he procured the ak with
the intention OF cutting his throat
with IL, he insists.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14

Bu.ipe.s-ltk. Printing, NO russ and
no feathers The plain, neat kind, that
looks right. Times printins Co.. Is
John h-st. Phone iteh
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14
F u RS

Sold cheaper and as good as anywhere
in the city Repair work according
IT, +. II Yost. lse Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-14

Miss Mary Coleman, whose picture ~
here shown, ~ New York suHrngist
aud lawyer. The announcement OF
her engagement to Frederick T.. Uar-
denbrook, n wealthy real estate man,
has recently been made.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23
POPE SENDS HIS BLESSINGS ID
 MISS T0MPK|Ns, ST. LOUIS BRIDE

Miss Anna Tompkins of St. Lotus, cousin of J. A. Hamill and well known in Globe, having visited the Hamill family frequently, was married to Philip Christy Scanlan last Tues day. The St. Louis Globe Democrat has the following to say of the wed ding:
 At II clock on Tuesday morning, at St. Francis Xavier's church, Miss Anne Tompkins became the bride of MT. Phil ip Christy Scanlan, the ceremony being performed by Most Rev. Archbishop J. ]. Glennon, assisted by Very Rev. Fa- ther Frieden, s. l., president of the St. Louis university, and Rev. Father Timothy Dempsy of St. Patrick's. The nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev. Father James Sullivan. In the sanetu- ary were also Rev. Fathers F. J. o'Con. nor, P. J. Dunne and II. Brousgeest, $. J. When the nuptial blessing had been pronounced Archbishop Glennon read I eablegram from the pope, dated Rome, May II, and reading: "The holy father gladly extends blesnisg to Philip Sean Ian and Anne Tompkins on the occa. sion of their weddinf. Signed Cardinal Merry del Val" This cablegram was given to Mir. Scanlan after being read. Another honor of the many granted to this favored pair was the presence of the full scholastic choir of the univer. sity, numbering seventy five, which gave wonderfully beautiful musical pro- gram. Gounod 8 "Ave Maria was sung by MT. Muehlman, s. J., with a violin obligato. Gounod's "Sanctus Benedictus," Regina Corli" and "J Jesu Dnlces Memorial" were render ed by the chorus. The bride, who is l perfect blonde, looked unusually grace. ful in her bridal robes of white satin and Bruges lace. . The tulle veil was held in place with orange blossoms
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23
BILLIARD ID BE
 MADE CHAIRMAN
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILL PRE- SIDE AT CONVENTION NEXT
 SATURDAY.

PHOENIX, May 22.-At tho request of leading democrats today, District Attorney Bullard consented to accep; tho nomination for chairman of the democratic convention which will be held in O'Neil hall at 10 o'clock to. morrow morning to select delegates to the Tucson convention, May 2S.
 Thus far, Bullard s name is the only one suggested, and it is probable that he will be elected without opposition serving as both temporary and per. manent chairman of the convention.
 Another honor appears to be in store for Bullard, which is an endorsement Saturday for chairman of the Tucson convention. Bullard is said to be will ing to enter the fight in Tucson for this honor, and Maricopa will undoubt. edly push him forward.
 Strong resolutions endorsing William Jennings Bryan, and binding the Mari- copa delegates to work first, last and all the time at Tucson for an instructed delegation from Arizona to Denver, will be adopted Saturday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23

She entered the church carrying ! white e-bound prayer book, and an anne thyst rosary upon gold chain. Her bouquet of lilies of the valley was laid upon the prie dieu lat the altar, and was carried only as she left the church. Mrs. George s. Tiffany, sister of the groom, who was before her marriage a belle and beauty as Miss Marie Sean. Ian, and Mrs. Lee Benoist, were the matrons of honor. They were gowned in cream-tinted lace over cream.tintel satin, with empire sashes and pipings of pale green, and worn with picture hats trimmed with delicate green and white plumes. Miss Mariquita Bake. well, as maid of honor, was entirely in white. All carried white sweet peas.
 Mir Theodore Papin was best man for Mir. Scanlan, and the ushers and grooms men were Messrs. wm. P. Finlay, Allen c. Orrick, Vim. NJ. Thompkins, Wallace Simmons, Howard Benoist, Gaius Pad dock, Sam C. Davis, Geo. P. Doan and Joseph Seplessy of of Philadelphia. Af. ter the ceremony the couple received the congratulations of their relatives and intimate friends at the home of the brides parents, ME. and Mrs. Cornelius Tompkins of Lenox place, where about 300 guests assembled. Later all the guests had seats on the lawn and pie lures were taken of the group. Mir. and Mrs. Scanlan left for Blandyke, Mir. Scanlan' s beautiful country place, near Clarksville, Mo, where they will spend several days before going east. They will also go to Milwaukee to visit Mrs. Scanlan s sister, who is nun in the Sacred Heart convent. Upon their re. turn to St. Louis, Mir. and Mrs. Sean. Ian will occupy MT. and Mrs. George Tiffany's home in Lenox place, during their absence in the east for the sum. mer. MT. Seanlan is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andre Scanlan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23
St. paul's Methodist Episcopal Church

(The Church Around the Corner.)
 Sunday school at 9:45. Subject, "Jesus Death and Burial Preach. ing services at II a. m. and g p. m. Morning subject, "Whench? Whith. eri" Evening subject, Perfect Sound. ness" North Globe Sunday school at 9 ?. m. Epworth League at 2 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at s p. m.
 All persons not having another church home are invited to these services: Ed. win George Decker, pastor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23
AT THE CHURCHES
St. John's Church.

Services will be held in St. John s Episcopal church as follows: Morning prayer at II o'clock. Sermon before the Relief Corps, c. A. R. Subject, Woman n's Work" Evening prayer at 8 o'clock. Sermon, Results to the World of an Eclipse of Christianity. " Sunday school at 10 a. m. All are i'm vited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23
Whoop:ng Cousa.

"In February our daughter had the whooping cough. Mir. Lane of Hart land, recommended Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and said it gave his GUS toners the best of satisfaction. We found 1t as he said, and can recon. mend it to anyone having children trou- blcd with whooping cough" says Mrs. A. Goss, of Durnnd, Mich. For sale by ell druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23
Catholic Church.

Sunday, May 24. First mass at a. m., sermon in Spanish. Second mass at 10 a. m., sermon in English. Evening devotion from p. m., in Spanish and English. Subject, "What must we do to work out salvationY" Always cor dially invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small, safe, sure and gentle little pills. Sold by Hanna 8 Drug Store, 22s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-23

Hear the new music at the Maure hall dance tonight.