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The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
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ALI.EMANN--At his late residence. 75s
Riopeile-st, ,ApriibI. 1908, Bernhar DIT.
beloved husband OF the late Magda-
lena Ailsmann, and father OF Freda'
aged 46 years, Funeral Friday at y
a M from house, and $3.50 a. IN. in
Sacred Heart church.
KELLY--Apr1l :, at residence. Gao Scot :
ten-ave., Margaret beloved wife OF
w. F. Kelly, mother OF Irene. Marie,
Thomas, and sister OF Mrs: }. Nash,
OF chicgao. Funeral Friday. April
10, from residence. and Holy Redeem
or church at g. Chicago papers please
copy.
KLAsER-Peter. April Z. aged II years,
months, 20 days, beloved father OF
chubb Mrs. w Newman. at sons
residence, s51 Mcclellan. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
LEDuC--April 7. Mrs. Marguerite. aged
So years mother of Joseph Louis ~,
Jacob l.. Ambrose ~. John b., and
Mrs. Elizabeth Perry: Funeral FRI
day. April 10. from his sons resi-.
dence. 81 Strong ave, at a. IN. and
ST. Johns church. Harper-ave., at 3
o'clock.
LEwANDOwSKY-- s. Arthur. be-
loved son Of John and Augusta Le-
wandowsky. aged l5 years. Funeral
saturday from residence, &c Thirty
second-st. 80 D.. m. Emmanuel
church 2 p. IN.
MccARTHY--April s. 1903. Edward C.
Mccarthy. son of the late John and
Ellen Mccarthy, OF Ypsilanti. Flu
neral from Mr.. Thos. J. Whaien's res
idence. ls3 Pine-st. Burial al ypsi.
lsnti. Time given later. Deceased
was a member OF Ann Arbor council.
knights of Columbus. Ann Arbor
papers please copy.
MONTICELLI--At family residence. Ill
Enelewood- ave. Clara Keil. beloved
wife of Charles Monticello. Funeral
from residence Friday. . y. m.
RUrF-April Z, at family residence:
years. beloved son OF Mr. and Mrs
Martin Run, and dear brother OF Eu-
mund. Funeral Friday at 1880 p. m.
from residence, and 2 .. N; from E.m-
maus church, cor. Twelfth and Ly-
sander.
sTEwART--At his rome. SOC Beau
bien-st., John Gagged "a years. Fu-
STcETZER--April \. at Grace hospital.
Mabel, beloved wife OF Albert. Stuetz-
er. and daughter OF George and lisa /.
bella Hathaway. Notice OF funeral
sMfTH---ApriI z. at residence. 500 Fort
81. east, James A.. aged ss years. be-
loved husband OF Martha Smith.
father OF Mrs. a.. :. pensteadt Mrs.
J. ". Merithew. Mrs. A. r. wissinger.
Richard T.. and sarah T.. smith. Fus
neral Friday az p. m, from house.
sIS 2 m. at Mary Palmer NJ. T.,
sMlTH--Aprii 8. 1908, at st. Iuke.s
hospital. Annie Maria. widow of
Thomas Smith. ags Sc yeats. Notice
OF funeral later.
! wALI4AcE--At her residence, AL elm
ton-ave., sophia Wallace. aged IS
years. beloved mother OF Peter Babi-
nesu, Robert and Thomas Wallsce
and Mrs. ,. A. Greishaber. Funeral
Friday Mt ga. M. from residence. and
at sac from ~. Joaoiiim's church
WILLIAMSON her late residence, sss
Woodward-ave, April >. AdeIfne Wax
ms A a..
OF Miss Lillian Lee OF Detroit: MrsS
Leroy X. Stoddard. and Mrs. VIM
II n. warner. OF New York Funeral
services and burtaf private
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A Twenty year sentence.

Il have just completed a twenty
year health sentence, imposed By
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. which cured
me OF bleeding piles just twenty years
ago, writes o. s. woolever, Of IL
Raysville, N. Y. Bucklen's ArnicA
Salve heels the worst sores, boiis.
burns. wounds and cuts In the shortest
time. 25c at c. r. Kinsel. Cray +
Worcester. Central Drug Co. drug
stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
n DETROIT TIMES
n. LINER AID"
~ AGENCIES.
Marriage Licenses

william Galloway. 90; Anna FRANK.
-.
william j. chiIds. 30; Charlotte Ale
vlttte. 80
casmir Schmidt. IS; Apnie Zagorsha'
%.
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nouse Robbed SECOND rhine.

During the absence Of the family
Wednesday evening. the residence Of
Y. J. Wagner, No. ls Chope pl. was
and silverware to the
value OF 800 carried on The intrud-
ers were evidently good judges OF
plate. for only what was solid was
taken. This is the second time the
home has been robbed. the previous
occasion being on New Years day.
when iewelFy worth $50 was taken.
Joh Prfnfisx--Done Right Times
prtuttps Co., - John R-st. Phone 1913.
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A GOOD FARM

Mich: we'll fenced. a 1O-room house.
stone basement. good farm buildings.
windmill: all under cultivation; no
waste land; will sell on time HART
BROS. 1905 Chamber OF Commerce.
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UNCLE SAM GETS
READY TO TACKLE
VENEZUELA
SOUTH AMERICA CAREFULLY
cHARTED AND MAPPED AND
ExPEDITioN COULD ss START
ED AT A MOMENTS NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, April 9.--It is
about three years since President
Castro, OF Venezuela. announced that
he had serious designs of taking about
100000 men, sailing up to New Or
leans. landing them and proceeding
on a triumphal march OF conquest
through the United States. Castro
was regarded at the time as huge
joke. But the fact remains that the
United States army and navy au-
thorities have since that time taken
steps to figure out how to handle any
possible troubles with Central or
South America.
South America is today carefully
charted and mapped and understood
by the army and navy departments.
IL Is not expected that an expedition
will have to be sent TO Venezuela, but
IL 1t would require dispatch there
would be plan ready and waiting
for handling every detail.
Resolutions indorsing the candidacy
of William Jennings Bryan for presi-
dent will be introduced In the meet
ing OF the Wayne County Democratic
club in Bamlet hall this evening. II Is
expected there will be a warm session
as large element of the local Demo
crazy Is In favor OF an uninstructed
delegation To the national convention.
There are also large number of
johnson men In the county, and the
approaching visit OF the Minnesota
man makes an Endorsement OF the Ne
braskan particular live wire.
SANDUSKY. O., April 9.-The
onus of being an illegal combination
In restraint OF trade was removed to-
day from the National Association OF
Master Plumbers OF the United States,
when an order OF dismissal at the cost
OF the plaintiffs was entered by Judge
Reed of the court OF common pleas
In the suit Instituted by ex-Attorney
Gen. Frank s. Monnett and Hal g..
Derum, or behalf OF Hoehlein and
Bertsch, plumbers.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-09
sympathy Didn't Figure, Says Juror

Sympathy had nothing TO do with
the verdict OF not guilty" In the
Bowin murder trial, according to o
statemen: made by Louis Thsrner, one
OF the jurors. In his home at. No. 295
Montcalm.st. east, when seen shortly
after the verdict was announced.
We didn't believe the boy killed
the woman" he said.
How about the Confession" he was
asked.
II have nothing against the police.
he replied. but Il Is their business
when crime Is committed 10 convict
someone, and believe that confession
was wormed out OF Bowin on prom
Use OF pardon. certainly believe
be was promised a pardon by the pO-
lice In order TO get him 10 confess He
was only a boy. and didn't realize the
box he was getting himself into, A
man wouldn't have confessed such a
crime on any such promise. We were
and OH the first ballot we stood eight
for acquittal. two for conviction, and
two didn't know where they Stood"
Il can tell you. also. that feel keen
" that lecture Judge Phelan gave 70
us, We didn't deserve H. III he hac
called us into his private room n
wouldn't nave been so bad, but TO
give II 10 US In public place. tell
YOU feel IT, ! don't know but what
I will be sick over ~ | belong TO
the same organization With Judge
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Business-ffkr Prtnting. no fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat KIND. that
looks right. Times Printing Co. ~
John R--st. Phone 149s.
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BUSINESS oProRq ENTITIES.

| HOUSE for some good manufactur-
ing stock: IL Will stand the strictest
Investigation Address T., box 2. De-
troit Tfmes. --l10
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ASHllAh HODGE, No. 81. y. q A. NJ
=" rtsst degree. Thursday. at z o'clock
Bred. J. f.awFence. Sec
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
ZACH SAYS PAUL
'BAWLED' HIM OUT
CoIored Defendant In Assault
Case Denies the Claim of
Peaceful Motives.

The case of Zach Alexander and
Frank Jones, negroes, who are accus-
ed of an assault on Paul Hyde, also
colored, several nights ago, came up
in Justice Burdick's court yesterday.
Alexander asked for separate hear
ing, which was given MIN.
Evidence was introduced by the
prosecution to the effect that Hyde,
while approaching Alexander in con-
ciliatory manner, desiring to adjust
recent disagreement, was struck Oh
the head by Alexander with a six
shooter, and rendered hors du combar.
The defense came back with a mum,
Der of witnesses to prove that Alex
ander, when "bawled out" by Hyde,
IN a saloon, on one side Of o. X.
street, had left him and crossed TO a
saloon on the other side, and only
when Hyde followed aim and sought
to renew the fuss, approaching him in
a threatening manner, had he taken
any measures toward self-protection-
Also that Hyde was a bad man who
was travelling on his reputation.
The case was taken under advise
ment by the court, who will render
decision this afternoon, at which
time the case against Jones will come
up for hearing. The defendants in
the case are leaders in the colored
sporting circles of the city, and the
large number of their friends present
gave the court room distinctly 4
brunette appearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
MEX. CHILDREN
GET SCARLET
FEVER; HIDE
New Complication In Situation
For Health 0fficers-Four-
teen Cases Now Noted
Eight New Ones Yesterday.

Since the report i'm yesterday
mornings Review. eight new scarlet
fever cases have been discovered, max
ing total of fourteen to date. One
of the new cases is in Dubacher Cam
yon. another on School Hill, tae third
on Higgins Hill. The first two are
Mexicans, the last that Of Uncle
Sam" Rosenstein, two of his children,
aged four and six.
Five of the children of the Young
family are i'll from the disease, ana
the city physician reported yesterday
that in two cases a child had the fever
and recovered. and It was not until
another member caught the disease,
that it was known that it was scarlet
fever. This is because of the mild
ness of the case.
The cases OF the two Mexican chill
dren were reported yesterday after
noon by Miss Merritt, of the Central
school, who found them i'll, suffering
from sore throat, a high fever, and
every other indication of being afflict-
ed. DIR. Hagan Immediately set out
on chase after the little "hombres,
but was unable to locate them. He
believes, and with good reason, that
the children are being hidden from the
authorities, in accordance with the
habits of the Mexieahs in such cases.
The appearance of the disease among
the Mexican population is to be regret
ted, as they are difficult to quaran-
tine. and viii not report the cases to
the health officer
There was considerable falling
OF. in the. attendance at the public
schools yesterday, especially at the
Lincoln, but not enough to interfere
to any appseciable extent with the
work. The board of health will be
guided almost entirely by public opin-
ion in the matter of the closing of the
schools. OF course, if new cases co1,-
tinue to develop, at the same rate they
did yesterday, such action will become
speedily necessary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
.F|REMEN TO ASK
FOR LEGISLATION
Hose / of BiSbee Has Interest
ing Meeting and Nomi-
mates Officers.

Hose 1 of the local fire department
held large and enthusiastic meeting
at the city hall last night and nomi
mated officers for the ensuing year
who will come up for election at the
next meeting of the company the
ninth Of the month.
The reports of several committees
were received and acted on and va
rious subjects having to do with the
safeguarding of the community were
discussed and referred to committees
to bring to the attention of the city
council
Hose /, in conjunction with the local
department, will use its influence 20
get the coming legislature to pass a
law taxing every fire insurance com.
pany doing business in the territory
one per cent of the premiums collect,
ed, the same to he put into the hands
of the state auditor and distributed
pro rata among the various towns CT
the territory, in direct proportion to
the insurance premiums collected IN
that community, where it will go to
form fireman's relief fund to be
used in caring for men injured IN
the line of duty. Every fire cor.
pany in the territory will be asked 10
cooperate with the local association
in this matter, and to usA their IN
6ueHce with their representatives Fr
the legislature toward securing the
passage Of a bill carrying the provis-
ions mentioned.
This Is counterpart of the Law IN
effect In several OF the eastern Etatcs.
and wherever tried Il has been found
success. Should the local depart
ment succeed in their efforts to ges
the legislation in question enacted it
win undoubtedly be a great heiJ to
the fire departments OF the te-rif.iry
without being any extra burden on
those carrying fire insurance, a. the
rates now in effect are as high as
tis law will permit.
The men nominated 10 fill the va
rious Offices Of the company, whose
election VIII be voted on next week,
are as follows: For foreman, Bert
Parnell; assistant foreman, w. NJ.
Brown; secretary and treasurer, 3.
w. Norton; II. o.. Harris Nomina-
lions win be held open until the next
meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.--Bar silver.
~ 5-sc; Mexican dollars. 45c.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
CATTLEMEN'S POCKETS
BULGE WITH CASH
HohStadt Reports Most Pros
porous Condition On Ranges
To the South.

John Hohstaat- came In from the
Turicahci ranch yesterday and is
spending a few days IN Bisbee o1,
business He is one of the largest
cattle men In northern Sonora and 1las
recently made several important ship
ments to California. He lie also one
OF the well konwn mine. owners IN
his section.
Il have never seen the cattle look
ing better than they are now" said
Mr. Hohstadt yesterday to a Review
representative. 1.-The rains have been
abundant during the present season
and the range has been excellent. The
cowDen Of northern Mexico this year
have Jared exceptionally well and
make mighty good showing on tae
credit side of their ledger at the close
of this year.
The mining business has been very
quiet for some time past and / do not
expect 10 see any great activity in the
small samns for some time to come.
There has 5een good deal Of prepare
ton made by several of those having
small properties in and about Naco-
zari, and few men have been put IL
work the winter There Is sew
eral f, ces OF men working in tbs.
Santa Isosa district. where there ls
some le showing and some good ore
being piled or the dump. and there is
a good deal of work being done on the
properties just south of Nacozari- The
proper' which Is being worked BY A.
Alezalcsr. on a lease from James 5.
Dough-, Is showing some fine ore
There has been considerable ore
shipped already and the grade is good.
Business is generally picking up and
the year of 1903 win note far great
er activity than the one just endine
IN Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
FIRST NATIONAL TO
PAY % PER Gent
Receiver lakin Expects To Dis
burSe the Sums Just Be-
fore Christmas.

On several OCCASIONS there has been
talk of a dividend from the First Ma
zion bank, which broke" last fall.
Yesterday Receiver t. n. Lankin, of
tht institution, received from the
comptroller of the currency, at Wash
ington, instructions to at once pay
a dividend to depositors of twenty
per cent.
The blank checks viii be re-
ceived from Washington, today and
filed out at once, and returned to the
capital city for the signature of the
comptroller. The receiver expects
them to reach Bisbee in time for dis
tribution on December 20 or 81. Per
haps some thanks should be given the
officials. either acre or at Wash ngton,
for being thoughtful enough to have
the dividend come just before Christ
mas, when it is decidedly a most ac-
eeptable surprise.
1t might be well to call attention u
the fact that there are as yet any
number of depositors who have not
yet proved their claim, although they
had money on deposit in the bank at
the time it was closed. This is con-
trary to the general opinion regarding
the love of money, but it is a phase of
the winding up of banks by the gov
eminent which is met with in every
place. The funds not claimed by the
depositors are kept for period OF five
years, after which they revert to the
government to constitute a fund TO
defray the expenses of closing up de-
funct banks.
Asked last night as to whether he
had sold the building occupied by the
bank, in order to pay this dividend,
the receiver stated that he had nor,
and that he still considered the build
ing worth at least $4,000.
do you still think that you will be
able to pay the depositors in full" ne
was asked.
THAT depends" was the reply III
we win our suit against the bond COM
panies, / am of the opinion that we
will. Eddleman and Nolan were I'M
der a $4,000 bond each, and as II.
Usual in such cases, it viii be neces-
sary TO bring suit to recover from the
company. This suit will not be brought
until after the holidays, as we will be
too busy before that time. In case we
should lose the suit against the bond
company, We would be able to pay
about IS per cent to the depositors."
The amount on deposit at the time
the bank went into bankruptcy was
$4,000. OF this amount but little
more than $4,000 has been claimed,
the depositors for one reason or an
other failing to prove their claims.
The receiver would make no promises
as to when he expected to be able to
pay another dividend.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
Elk ME MOR|AL
WILL BE MOST
IMPRESSIVE
Annual Ceremony of the Order
To Be Held At the 0rpheum
Theater Next Sunday After
noon.

Not many days in the years are u
greater Importance to the Elks of the
United States and its possessions than
their annual memorial anniversary,
which constitutes one of the most
beautiful and striking ceremonies OF
that popular order. 1t is strictly in
accordance with the essence of then
creed, which is that 1t is better to say
kind things and do kind things to the
living than to cover their graves with
tears and flowers after they have gone
from us.
Memorial days, as the time set apart
to the memory of their dead is called,
the same day by all the Elks of the
world. At that time they recall and
pay respect to the memory of those
who have gone before, and learn there
from lessons that aid in being kind to
those who are yet left. This year the
Elks have decided to hold their ser
vices on Sunday, the 9th of December.
In Bisbee the services will be held in
the Orpheum theatre at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
The local order has been busy for
the past two weeks preparing an ex-
cellent program for the occasion.
Flowers have been ordered from Los
Angeles for the decorations, and those
who know state that it win be by far
the most impressive ceremony the
Elks have ever neld here. Judge
Frank Goodbody of Tombstone, and
Joseph E. Morrison of Bisbee, have
agreed to deliver the leading address
es. Good orchestral music will be
rendered at appropriate Intervals dur.
ing the afternoon. Several solos will
also be sung.
! The order of Elks was organized
forty-four years ago in the city OF
New York, with a membership of only
five. Today the organization has a
membership of nearly $4,000, be,
longing to more than 100 lodges in
| the United States and its possessions.
All lodges must be within the bounu
aries of the United States, and Ameri-
can citizenship is a necessary qualln-
cation for admittance to membership.
The members of the order are noteu
for their good fellowship, and for their
readiness to go to the aid of their
brothers in want. While but little OF
their work along charitable lines is
made public, it is fact that the order
takes pride in its relief of those III
need. and many a destitute family,
taken care of quietly by the Elks, has
caused many an outsider to wonder
whence it came.
The public, as usual, will be vel
coined at the, service of the local or.
der, and there is little doubt that the
Orpheum will be flied with members
of the order and their friends next
Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

"A Woman's Temptation" was the
bill at the Orpheum last night by the
Morrie STeeter-Blanch Bryan stock
company and was enjoyed by good
house. The play was thoroughly APP
preciated and the several members Of
the company received liberal hands
during the evening. The play is a
comedy drama in four acts and is one
of the best plays which has been seen
on the boards this week.
Miss Bryan as usual carried her
part with singular expression and
artistic effect. The defaulter appears
prominently in the play where one Of
the interesting parts holds the atten-
ton OF the audience throughout the
evening. The play ends where amends
are mad efor all that might have
proved one OF the unhappy circum
stances which has filed the papers
during recent catastrophes which hays
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
BRILLIANT METEOR PASSES OVER
B|SBEE, GOING into MEXICO

had a peculiar light of an uncsnny
nature, which is very unusual and ex-
ceptional The Mexicans on Chihua-
hua Hill were startled at the won
drous light and many of them rushed
from their cabins and houses. Some
of them fell upon their knees, be-
lieving that the world had suddenly
caught fire and was coming to an end.
Some of the members of the colored
colony were also startled, and one of
the negroes in describing the pheno-
menon said the ball of fire rolled
through the sky with tail on it a
mile long. For some time after the
comet passed the kissing sound could
be heard in the distance which re-
sembled the noise Of hot steel being
suddenly thrust into water.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03

A meteor of exceptional size passed
over Bisbee at a few minutes before
6 o'clock Monday morning. travelling
through the heavens at tremendous
velocity. 1t pursued a southerly di-
Teetion and APPEARED to be rapidly
nearing the earth. 1t was thought by
some that it would reach the earth at
Naco, on the border. but those who
saw it pass into Mexico say that 1t
is certain that the phenomenon pass
ed far into the interior Of the re-
public.
Those who were going to their work
in Bisbee had fine view of the
meteor as it shot through the heavens
above the city. There was great
blaze lighting the mountains, as IL
some awful fire had burst forth. 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
TWO MORE INDICTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Indies-
ments have been returned by the
grand Jury against James C. Tomalty,
formaf bookkeeper in the Office OF
Of the city and county treasurer secns
ed OF responsibility for shortage OF
over SCI. 600, and Alexander Latham, al
one time Rnef's chauffeur. charged
with perjury in the graft cases. Ban
In each case has been fixed at $4,000,
which neither OF the accused men has
vet furnished. Both are in county
Jail.