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The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Nancy NIcGuIre Dead

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, Jan. 2i-Nancy Nc.
Guire, widow OF Or. William Mcclure
and a member of one of Virginia's leading
families died at her home at BerryviIle
to-day, aged eighty-nine years. One son
DR.. Edmund Mcguire, of Richmond, anC
two daughters, Misses Mamie and Eve
lyn Mcguire. of Berryville. survive
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Joseph TAYLOR Dead

Special 70 The Washington Herald
LynchbuTg. Va. Jan 24-JOseph Tay-
lor, aged eighty-siX, died at a late hour
last night. after an illness of ten days. Of
pneumonia. He was a native of King
Gnd Queen County, and engaged in the
tobacco business, before the war, in
Richmond. He is survived by two sons
and q daughter. all of Lynchburg.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Mrs. Melissa Get4endanner Dead.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd, Jan. 24-Nirs. Melissa
Getzendanuer, wife of Dr. John ".
Getzendanner, of Middletown, this county,
died at her home on Monday last, after
a long and painful illness, from cancer
Of the breast, aged seventy years. Mrs.
Getzendanner was a daughter Of Mrs. Ann
SCHNEIDER, who also lives at Middletown,
and Is now n!nety-nine years old
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
L. r. sexton SID Free.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va, Jan. 24.-L. r. Sexton,
who shot Dorsey Tyler at Augusta
Springs Tuesday. and wired the sheriff at
this place confessing the crime and offer
ing 10 surrender, is still at large. 1t is
believed that he will surrender in due
time, although he has left Augusta
Springs Tyler is improving.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
MIDDIES HAVE "PINKEYE." ."
Annoying Epidemic Rapidly Spread
ing nt the Naval Academy.

Annapolis Nd Jan A-An epidemic
OF ''piakeye' has broken out among the
midshipmen. and about seventy-fve cases
have been treated at the sick quarters
IN the last week
The affection has not been particularly
serious in its effect but it is feared II
will lead TO grave eye trouble unless 1t
Is checked promptly
A special characteristic of it Is the ex-
treme rapidity with which it spreads The
number of new cases each day is not
declining
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
j. H. SiIIing Assigns,

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, Jan Al. H, Silling, Of
Augusta County, merchant doing gem
eral retail business, has assigned in favor
Of his creditors. His assets total $500
while his liabilities amount to $4,000. Sew
eral Staunton dealers are his heaviest
creditors
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
THOMAS W. CONRAD IS DEAD.
Cashier of Bank PASSES Away sud
denly at Lakeland, Fla.

Special 60 The Washington Herald.
Harrisouburg, Va, Jan. 4-A message
was received here to-day announcing the
sudden death of Thomas W. Conrad
which occurred Thursday night in Lake
land, Fla, at which place he was cashier
OF the Lakeland National Bank
He was the eldest son OF the late
George O. Conrad. and is survived by a
wife and two children. His brothers. Ed
ward S. and George n, form the law
firm OF Conrad q Conrad The deceased
was about ffty-six years old and a native
Of Rockingham.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
owen wister in Politics.

Philadelphia, Jan. 24.-Owen Wister. the
novelist. has announced his candidacy for
councilman from the Seventh ward on a
Democratic-Citizens ticket. In making the
announcement, Mr.. Wister said: I voted
twice for Mckinley, voted for Roose.
welt. and l expect 70 vote for Taft. As a
citizen Of Philadelphia, however, I viii
esteem 1t a pleasure TO run for anything
against the local organization"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Epyvorth League Meets.

The January meeting of the Edworth
League Union of this city, Washington
and vicinity was held this evening In the
Young Peoples Building Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. a meeting of
the workers was held early in the even
ing and interesting reports were rendered
and several speeches we're made The
exercises afterward were opened by Rev.
J. H. Light with devotional exercises.
The church choir rendered an anthem, af-
ter which Rev. Frank l.. Day OF the
George Washington University, delivered
an address. taking for his subject. The
Power OF Divine Wisdom" Mrs DIT. O.
E Outcalt rendered a solo. which was
followed by roll cali. Rev. r. V. Register
pronounced benediction.
A delegation of odd Fellows from Falls
Church. numbering about forty-fve. came
to this city tonight on a special car and
received the first degree of the order IT
being conferred by Potomac Lodge, No.
50. Of this city Afterward a buffet lunch
con was served and speechmakng was
the order of the evening
The Will Of the late Michael Germann
was offered for probate in the corpora
ton court this afternoon by Henry Ger
mann, Of Washington. son of the de
ceased. According to the terms Of the
will the estate, valued at 5000, goes TO
his wife, Catherine Germann, who died
four days prior 10 the testator's death
The estate will therefore, revert 20 his
only two children, Henry Germann, Of
&c
this city.
Contrary to expectations, officers from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, did not reach this
city this evening TO take back 10 that city
Luclan MarenO and Marie Mitchell. alias
Marie MarenO. Servian gypsies, held here
for them on charge of abduction and
grand larceny.
Miss Janet Richards, of Washington,
tonight delivered an interesting address
before the members of the Cameron Club
at Lee Camp Hall, Prince street.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
nr. Charles G. ogg Dead.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va, Jan 24--The remains OF
DR.. Charles c. Ogg reached Staunton to-
day from Hillsboro, Va, where he died
Of typhoid fever. Dr. Ogg was a native
of this city and was thirty years Of age.
having only graduated in medicine last
summer. He leaves young wife.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Theatrical Manager Arrested.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd. Jan 24-AL Ray man.
ager of the Edwards Repertoire Com
pany, which billed al the local theater
this week. left Annapolis to-day. carry
ing with him the funds of his company.
Later he was arrested in Washington,
taken to Baltimore tonight. and will be
brought 10 Annapolis tomorrow for a
hearing
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square si6-Trustsss Of Grace Baptist Church TO
Walter G.. Southwick and LygurEus Williams,
TO secure John d. Simpson $50, years.
per cent. original lot Q
ClifboUme-Florence X. Morgan ct viz John A., %
William H. Walker and Arthur A. Brney 20
secure Charles Z, Marsh. $500. payable October
IS 1863 years per cent, semiaHnUaliy. lot
So block ).
West EckinEton-Efie l. and Alice V. Tenly 70 r.
Harrison Johnson 20 secure Mutual Serial
Building Association, 400 lot 90, square 352L
Whittinghau-George Miles et ux. TO Owen II.
Fowler and Walter c. Balderston. 10 secure
Wilam Saunders. $40. TO 35 months, per
cent. lot D.
Square 10 and Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
James A. Sulli,an et TX 90 Frank p. Reside
and Guy II. johnson, 70 secure Lizzie S. Robin
son, gO0 3 years. 8 per cent. sFmi-anuually
south half Of lot g. Mount Pleasant and Pleas
ant Pl6ins and lot q square rs.
Isherwood-Ssrah J. BADEN % vir. John NJ 70
Frank T. Rawlings and Frank S Collins, 10
secure Edward Nice. Jones' S.0N 3 years.
per cent, semi-sEnually lot l69. block o. Same
TO same. 10 .eclre Edward AcC. Jones ST. so
years. per cent semi-annually. lot l6s.
block =
Square 7e--ThOmas II. Wilkinson et NIX. 10 VIII
lam T. Edmonston and Frank T. Rawlings, 20
secure Dennis ]. 0Leary and John ID. Cough
lan trustees $3.50. 3 years. s per cent semi
annually, parts lots y. 90. and ST.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Died from EFect. of BURNS,
The Washington Herald

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 4.-Mrs. William
Baker, who lived on the farm of Thomas
Patterson. near Rustburg. died yesterday
from the effects of burns received Tues
day. 1t is supposed she fell into the
IRE.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
WED INSTEAD OF VISITING.
IiOyds Couple start Out Separately
hut Come Home Married.

hut Come Home Married.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Boyds, Md. Jan. 4-By taking sepa-
rate trains on January 6, bound. it was
believed, on visits to Baltimore and Wash
ington, Miss Martha J. Burdette, Of
Clarksburg, and Mr. Harry Thompson, OF
near Boyds. met in Washington. and
proceeded to Wilmington. Del. where
they We're married.
The announcement Of the wedding,
which was made by the parents Of the
bride, to-day, came as a complete sur
prise. as the marriage had been kept a
secret, even from the relatives OF the
couple.
Miss Burdette is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John f. Burdette. Of Clarks-
burg and Mr.. Thompson is a son OF Mir.
William n Thompson, of Boyds.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

You get the best when you get the Sun
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and to-mOrrow's issue will be brighter
and better than ever. Order from your
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seribers
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

United states vs.. Alice Ellis. grand larceny; ordei
restoring property
Assignments for today
No. lIs3 in Te estate Of Man H. Lewis.
No. 1872 IN re estate OF Frederick Stutz
No 1850. II re estate Of William J, Williams
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Mechanics Lien,

No. $40 Charles II. Green vs.. Thomas H. Pick
ford ct al s0u:h 20 feet by 1850 feet Of original
lot 9. being lot No. %, in square I4l, premises
7l3 Nineteenth street northwest; SlS0 Attorney.
r. s Hume.
No 57H The Atlantic Terra Gotta Company vs.
George H. Higbee, lot q, square 253; s2sl3 Attor-
ncy, A. II. Bell
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 1855 Lederer Us. Ledereri alimony Teudente
lite ordered Attomeys. B. T. Doyle-B. L. Gar
diner.
No. Z7i70 Stewart vs. Stewart ct al. motion for
security for costs continued and motion TO strike
out affidavit oyeuuled. Attorneys. IA H. David
Fulton. Lewis, and T. II. Thomas.
No. $3.50 Amos VS.. Amos; rule discharged and
bill dismissed; appeal noted. Attorneys, Howard
Boyd-W f. Lester.
No 2iS30 Stoner VS. Stoner; counsel fee ordered
paid Attorneys Wolf & Ro@enberg-G. W. Dan.
Ne, 1893. Maglen vs., Magleni adjudication in con
tempt and marshal ordered to take into custody.
Attorneys. Ieckie Fulton & Cox-LAmbert & Nc
Lean and r. H. Yeatm9n.
No. 27l67. Ia Flesche vs. la Flesche; alimony or
dered paid. Attorneys J. II. TaylOr-Smith q Walk
eT and William Henry Dennis.
No E2il Payne vs. Payne; motion oyeTTJled. At
toTneys F. ID. Baczistone-kappler & Merilat.
No. 27C2. Longsham vs.. Burns Co. certain testi-
mOny suppressed
No assignments for to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Equity Court No. I.
rUTEE VTrGTFfE ET.AEAT-gH


No EiS. Kiaga S. kingla C. all motion de
MED and reference 90 examiner. Attorneys, EdUsrs
Forrest aud C. J. T. Craft. NJ George and \. c
Wells.
No z5l0 Webb vs. Webb ct al; referred 10 ey
amiuer Attorneys. Campbell Cauington-H, d
Moult1n
No 3i72a Bryant et al vs. johnson ct al tHts
tees % sell appointed, bond. 5000 Attorneys. NJ
V. Richardson and a. A. Biuey-LambgTt q Nc
lean.
No. E43l. kieny vs.. kieuy; alimony ordered paid
Attorneys. C. f. Diggs-W. T. Ambrose
No 1880 Mertz ct al Us. KUbel, demurrer Sis
tanned; cause dismissed Attorneys. Hayden John
son-M A. BalliUgcT.
No. E5s3 Early Us. Ashford ct al decree sub
stitutiug trustee. Attorneys, Douglas, Baker Sher
riH.
No. E5S2 Lynn vs. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company: restraining order reJumabl'
January 81 Attorneys Douglas. Baker Il Sheriff.
Ralston & Siddous and II. T. Winfield
g. 81
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
nistrict Court.
Law suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 755. In re extension Of Albemarle street
hearing.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

Nc. g8l6f. Le Roy Mark IS. Joseph Calm; GER
tiorlri. Attorneys. Wolf Rosenberg
No. 50lss George F. Ormsby John r. Hood
a. zeal
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
DAILY COURT RECORD
CFriday. january ~. 10OsJ

Charles Beudh inc. A Douglas and G. P.
Hoover
Ne, 3s9 Daly Il Ruightly vs. s1uder. Attorneys.
" NJ Ohsy-W. o. Balier-tou
No. 81 Washington &c. vs. 4. s. Reayis
Sheet Metal Cdraieo Company. Attorneys. L J..
MathT-B. Ross FeTy son and Buu5uburg d
EIaulaatlrs
30 ~ scott. administrator. vs. Putnam. adj
minlstui0r Attorneys. 4. T. Everett Louis Mol
mar and Z. ". K. Eviug-W H. Robson
No. -al. Noorehesd IS. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Z. A Jones. g. l.
Shinn. and II. T. NIitcheli-C. A. Douglas and q.
L. Hoover
No .. Burdner &c. vs. Washington Alex
aHdr.a and Mount Vernon Railway Company. At
tarueys. ". C.. Gardner and T. y HopeWeIl-A.
A. Hlehlius.
Ne. "a. Sounemau vs. Philadelphia Baltimora
and Washington Railroad Company Att0ueys
Chaplin BrosII-llCkeEnsy * F1auuery
No 255 GTCgoT. admiUsu8JriK Us. HoUzer. At
I torneys. J. &. Williamson-E l. DugsI. r.
No. I7- AupleF IS. The Capital Traction Com
Uluy. Attorneys T. r Slrman and l. e. PeeIle-
Il. r. PCrV son and g. T. Dunlop
Nc Al- Butler IS. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys ". G. Gardiner and T. y HopeUsu-
r. Ross Perm & Son and e.. T. Dunlop.
No 1f7. Hibbs S. BrshtRood Railway Company
Attorneys. Robinson Wh..e-C- A. Douglas aud .
Z. Hoover
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation In the
District OF Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal adFeFtise-
ments.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
Rush SUFFRAGE BILL
Maryland Legislature to Act
on DisfranchiSement.
EARLY REPORT rs EXPECTED

Democratic Leaders Plan to Present
Proposed Amendment as Soon as
Committees Likely to Deliberate
Long over its PbrasiDg.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30
DInD.

MciOGAN--March IS 1908. at late res =
idence, f3G Field-aye.. Joseph, he
loved husband OF Mrs. Josephine Me
Logan. aged IS years. Funeral from
Charles church at O'clock Wednes-
day. April ], 1905. Bay city papers
please copy.
oWEN-SMarch 80, at her residence,
LOO Jenerson-ave., Jane widow OF
the late John owen. and mother OF
John owen. Jr., and Mrs. George ii.
Lothrop. Notice Of funeral later.
RAA--Mareh as aQR. al her met af. Z
residence. 1870 SiXteenth-st., Alice
/ Thompson Ray. aged Al years. wife
or Fred -. Ray. and mother OF VIM
trea and Vesta Ray. Funeral Tues.
day AZ $3.50 a. m. from residence, and
o'clock at st. Leos church.
REUTER--March 2s, Peter. beloved
husband OF Mary Reuter-. nee Fred
erichs. aged 80 years at his late resi-
dence, 4sS Meldrum-ave. Funeral
Wednesday at o'clock, and at St
Bonayenturs's monastery at s;30.
SLACK--March 2s. 1908. at residence.
zoe Jos. Cnmpau-ave., john. beloysd
husband Of Rose Slack and father OF
Fred. Walter. Mabel. Harold and Alice
Slack. Funeral Tuesday at $3.50 y. m.
from residence.
THOMCZEK--Mar IS. 1908. Antoine.
beloved husband OF Louisa Thomczek,
and father OF Alfred and Walter
Ssed % Tsss
day at y. m.
TOILs-At his residence in Pstoskey.
Mich, Friday morning. Col. Isaac be
Gran Toll, In his 10th year father OF
Mrs. Frank r.. Croul and Charles +.
Toll. Burial at Petoskey
WROBBEI~--March 20, 1908, Charlotte
Jessie, beloved wife OF Richard Wrob-
bel. aged 81 years: Funeral Tuesday
Est. $40 p. m. and ST. Andrew
church 2 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30

printer, who had been prominent In
the anarchist agitation. Louis Ling.
who afterward was proved TO have
been the bombmaker: Engei, Wild
en ttr eft v h1tff. Fischer. n foreman In
spies newspaper office; Fielden. y
weak Drained sagitator: Scbwah, one OF
Spies editOrs~ Neehe, a baker, and sev-
eral others. including one Schnaubelt.
who WINS said to have actually thrown
the bomb. by an error OF sthe police.
Schnaubeit was released and was never
again recaptured.
The prisoners were indicted for con-
spiracy TO murder. and seven We're
convicted and sentenced to death.
while Necbe received a sentence OF 10
IL was proved at the trial that Spies
had planned 10 throw bombs from tho
windows OF his newspaper office on q
passing regiment. that the counsel OF
all the prisoners had resulted In In
citing others To riot and bomb Throw
ing, and that Ling had made a basket
ful OF bombs TO be used IN destroying
equally strong In conflicting the others
with the conspiracy
Engel. Fischer. Spies and Parsons
were hanged. The sentences OF Fieiden
and Schwab were committed 20 impris-
onment for life. while Ling committed
|Hricidc the day before the executions
by exploding small bomb In his
mouth. The bomb was gmuggied In to
him by his sweetheart, concealed In q
basket OF food she brought TO him.
All four men who were put 10 death
were defiant TO the last. They sang
the "Marsellaise" ON the march to the
gallows and shouted words OF hate as
the trap was sprung. Parsons refused
60 accept communication of his sem
tcnce to life Imprisonment.
a sensational feature OF the trial
was the. marriage OF Spies by proxy TO
Nina Van Zandt. beautiful girl, who
had become enamored OF him after
seeing him In court. She got an In
PRODUCTION to him and Spies soon de-
clared his love. AS he could not marry
her while I'm prison, the proxy method
was resorted TO. a friend OF Spies rep
resenting him at the wedding, The In
fatuated girl called herself Mrs. Spies
thereafter.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30
Daily Death List

Samuel Bennett. IA years. 423 ST. Au-
Paul Buss. 81 years. 22l Leland;
pneumonia.
Mary Sanders. ss years. 2s2 Clinton;
betsy Youngblood. IL years; la
: Arihur c. Burns.1 month, 22o Black
stone; pneumonia
Msrisf gsonklin, 20 years. Chicago, Ill;
~ DE Patricks. 10 years, ss2
MiEV2N endocarditis.
Margaret Diyine. 26 years. 4le La
Fredrick Vein. II years. 4os Thirty-
svrnard Norton. So years. 1855 Sec
Eeth :. Hin, Sc years. Tucson. Aria;
tnM;rcuIosis..
AIRY A. Epstean. So years. Harper
IN Va, Ketchum. IS years. 17s Henry;
Artksk j. Hershey. 81 years, Harper
hospitaE inquest pending
Edward A. Forsyth, ~ years, Grace
hospital. tuberculosis,
Elizabeth Johnston, II years. SIS
Secbnd; apoplexy.
George H. siesert. month. 45s Hum
Emil Moinar, 80 years. 412 Wood
bridge .~pneumonia. 80
LEONARD ~. sheldon. 4 months, Ala
Nol1DflokesL pHeuInOula
Elizabeth Hudson, 81 years, 1875
Beaubten; rheumatism.
George Taylor, 81 years. Detroit san
Itarium: hamilton.
Ellen Lynch, II years. $50 Harper;
dustave III. Heinrich. so years, 41o
Gratiot; pneumonia.
John Schlach. "A years, zoe Jos. Cam
pau; tuberculosis.
Marcella Hazebrouck, month. $40
Belvidere: inanition.
Annostosia Gafsky, 81 years. 5l1
Wesson. apoplexy.
Joseph zonek, months, 80 Otis;
pneumonia.
Carrie Edelman, 2s years. 4o3 Hoi-
comb: Sndocarditis.
Dorothy NJ Perry, ] month, COL Ma
comb. entero-colitis.
Mary G. Read, 66 years. Harper hos
pital; heart disease.
John Kane, so years, st. Mary's hos
pitai: pneumonia.
Rachael Fisher. As years, 80 Chase
pneumonia.
Robert Stoneman, months. 44s
MITCHELL: mainutrition..
Alice +. Ray. Al years, 1l9 Sixteenth
tuberculosis.
Jane Rutter, "a years, sss Brooklyn;
aephritls.
Bessie Bsumann, 10 years, 352 Con-
,ord: inquest pending.
Frances Chateau, % years. 3ll Brady
tuberculosis.
Margaret Lutz. 75 years, 2es Riopelie
nephritis
John .Tegse. 81 years. &C Leicester
ienility
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30
Curious or the Future.

Have you fixed up my will in the
way | told your asked the sick man,
who was the possessor or many mccoy
relatives and some well-to-dO, bu.
grasping ones,
II have" answered the lawyer.
Just as Strong and tight as you
can make Il. eh?" asked the client
The lawyer nodded - 49,
All right" said the sick man. Nov
want To ask YOU one thine--not pro
fessiensily-whe do you think stands
the best chance OF getting the prop
srty .vheu I'm gone fn--fouth's Com
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30
: BIRTHS

BOYS.
Claude wiliiston, 1859 Michigan.
August Birr. 6S5 McDougall.
Frank Marco, IL Dufheld.
Alfred Saryice. 2s1 Christiancy.
Richard Ruthenberg. s30 Antietam.
Harry Colombo, 6ss Russell.
Paul Schwartz, 707 Mt. Elliott.
Deiano Sweeny, 55l Crawford.
Frank Stajkowski. $40 Canheid.
Frank Balicki. l6I Leland
GIRLS. r.
William Barry 40- Abbott
Herman Crumb, 5lf Thirty first.
VIM. Bidjway, 500 Field.
Michael Ofcha setback, 671 Frederick.
Felix Valkowski, 16 Davis,
William Koppin. ESQ Alfred.
Moses Ffnberg. 15S Muilett.
Frank Klemkoskt, 1859 Chene.
Frank Wolf. All Garfield.
Adam Oiijarczyk, IS Roby.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30
Emus killed hx WIres.

Australia's enus are being destroy
ed Wholesale by the wire fences which
have been erected TO prevent the
ravages OF that country's rabbit pest.
Every year the emu makes a migra-
ton from east ~ west. the return
journey being made at the beginning
OF the dry season. The march OF
death begins in the westward jour
ney. when the birds. striking the
fences, find their progress barred and
die In hundreds from thirst.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30

"Heyl wat?" cried the f1rst boy,t
"ain't yer vaccination healed up yetf''
Nav replied the other.
HUH don't II make you mad2'
Nav de doctor told nom I mustn't:
take bath till it'a all healed
Philadelphia Press.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30

q drug store at ,Clark-st and
Broadway. Brooklyn. | made the
bomb myself from piece OF gas
pipe. / have "a wife and two chill
dren In Russia. ! have been IN thes
United States fef-t.pe- Asf
nearest relative is named Cohen
and lives at 81 Park-st Brooklyn.
l worked for IA tailor named Gold
stein on Eldride-st., near Broone
st.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30
DIED

BAUSCHAT--AIarch 20, Edythe. aged
23 ye ars, beloved wife of George A.
Bauschat and daughter OF Alex. and
sarah Todd, sister of William and
Edna Todd. Mrs. Emma Lempke and
Mrs. Francis Monroe. Funeral Wed
nesday at p. m. from her residence,
sam Baldwtn-ave.
BROWN--Ford. little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur l. Brown, formerly OF
Marine City. at the residence sunday
morning Funeral from 1870 Trum-
buii-ave.. Tuesday afternoon.
-CuTCHEON=-In- YpsilantL Mss Har-
riette. NJ. Cutcheon, aged 81 years
Funeral Tuesday at 3 oclock.N
CHATEAC--Kf her fAther's residence,
3l1 Brady-st, March IS. 1905, Fran =
css. beloved daughter OF John and the
late Gathering Chateau age % years
months. Funeral Tuesday at 8 a.
IN. from residence. and at $3.50 a, m
in Sacred Heart church.
HuDsON--March 2s, 1905, at her resi-.
dence, 1923 Beaubien-st. Eliza. be-
loved wife of Robert Hudson. and
loved mother Of louise Delplsce. Of
Charleston Mich. Funeral from resi-
dence Tuesday NJ y. IN. Parkhill
and London. Ont papers please copy.
HORGER--At residence. in Dearborn
township, Josephine. beloved wife OF
Joseph u HotEer, age 20 years. fu-
Local from So AIphonsus Dcfiurth.
sprinGweis $780,
MISUNDERSTANDING. at her residence.
120 EiEhteenth- st. Jessie Gray. wild :
ow OF Dcnafu q. Monroe. mother OF
Notice OF funeral Iatef
Mex EE--At her home Chatham
st, Airs. Aida J. Mckee. Sunday If
ternoon. March ~. 1903 Notice Of
fuuerEf later. - -
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30
BERKMAN is COOL
OVER HIS ARREST
IN BOMB CASE


(GOntInued from First Pnxe1
square. When he was shown the mem
bership. card he readily admitted his
signature, but still insisted that ne
did not know the man.
Il don't know Silverstein, and don's
know anything about him." he said
He was taken from police headouar-
tiers to Bellevue hospital, where the
bomb thrower lay dying. Silverstein
was made totally blind by the expo
sion, but he retains consciousness and
the Inspector hoped to be able to get
the two men to talk 70 each other, In
the presence of an interpreter
The Detroit times., 1908-03-30

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