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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02
BY Supervisor Hid.

by Supervisor Hid.
There were present Supervisor Hid,
Clerk Birk, Justices Markle and Hugo.
On motion of Hugo, supported by
Markle that r. Strickland be appointed
Health Officer for the ensuing. year at
$50, 90 per annum. Yeas Hid, Markle,
Hugo and Birk. Nays None carried.
On motion and supported that the
meeting be adorned.
WILLIAM c. BIRK,
Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

Emanuel Thomas, cutting trees zoo
Eugene Cote, Is days team. -. 800
Eugene Cote, II days eom'r. -. 4.o0
D. p. Menard, rig for tow'p board 400
Patrick Bulger. expense tow'p
board inspecting roads. ....... $50
]. B. Smith, tools for Highly Com COS
Patrick Bulger, pipe for water
trough .......I .............. 4.60
Ayes Foote, Shea, Bulger and
johnson. Nays:-None.
On motion Of Bulger, supported by
Shea, the price.of labor hereafter will
be N.75, per day and team work $3.50,
per day.
Ayes:-All.
On motion of johnson, supported by
Bulger, F. w. Foote be appointed q
. committee of one to overlook con-
structing the new Iron bridge on L Anse
and Skanee Shore .road across Silver
river.
Ayes:-Shea, Dulger and johnson.
(roote excused from votine.)
On motion Of Shea, supported by
Bulger, the monthly report Of tornship
clerk and highway commissioner Be &C
cepted and placed % Ale.
Ayes:-All.
On motion and support the board
adjourned.
ANDeEw JOHNSON,
Township Clerk.
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Services Resumed in req.amins.

Beginning Sunday, -naening regular
services will be resumed in the Roman
Catholic church in Pequaming by Rev.
FIR. Hem, Of L'Anse.
The first service Of the day will take
place 1t 8 o'clock. Attendants Of the
church are requested to notify one
another.
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treasurer 49,. loO.VV
Highway Commissioner. ........ 10000
Justices a. members of the board 900
Board meetings. ................ 1.50
The regular meetings Of the board
shall be held on the first Tuesday, in
each month At 4:30 p. m. Yeas
Markle; Hugo, Hid and Birk. Nays
None carried.
On Emotion Of Hid, supported by
Msrlle that the following bills be al
lowed. s;sS--s III; \ ~
William Hugo deed for highway
commissioner. ............-. 200
William Hugo, file for chattel
mortgages. ....-............. LOO
Yeas:-Markle, Hid and Birk.
Nays:--None carried.
On motion and support that meeting
be adjourned until April 28th, at one
O'Clock. Yeas:- Markle, Hugo, Hid and
Birk. Nays:-None carried.
WILLIAM C. BRK,
Township Clerk.
Baraga, Mich, April 18th 1903
A meeting Of the Board Of Health Of
the Township Of BaragA Wa held IN
the Supervisor olace and called 10 order
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

Baraga, Mich. Dec % 1907.
The regular quarterly annual meeting
Of the Board Of Education was called "a
order by the President John H. Hid.
Present. Hid, KeneHck, Lundin.
Price. Absent: = Mcmahon.
Being unable to get the Record books
adjourned until Monday, Dec 30.
Baraga, Mich, Dec 80 1907.
An adjourned meeting Of the Board
Of Education was hsld called to order
by the Clerk. s
Present: -Kenefck, Mcmahon, Lundin.
Price. ABSENT Hid.
On motion meeting adjourned until
Jan a, 1908.
Baraga, Mich, Jan "a 1908.
"A ,Fsgdiif ssdjosArned meeting Of the
Board-ofsEd ucstion Yves called,to order
by the Clerk.
On motion made and seconded, Mr..
Kenefck act - Chairman of meeting
IN absence Of Mr.. Hid.
Records Of meetines Nov Is, Dec q
1880, 1907, were approved - read.
The following bills were allowed
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turkey TaTk.

my dear" remarked Mr.. Crouch.
"this turkey IL unusually tough. May
] ask where you got it,"
Certainly" returned Mrs. Crouch.
sweetly. Il purchased 1t at station
cry store. Do you suppose l got 1t
from the butcher-shop?"
mo, indeed replied Mr.. Crouch,
jabbing the carving knife into the
hard flesh Of the bird. Il have been
under the impression the last ten min
utes that you procured 1t from hard
ware store."--Woman's Home Com
oaniOu
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

Friday evening L'Anse Opera House
was the scene Of delightful social
function, the event being the occasion
Of the promenade given under the
auspices Of the L'Anse H. s. Girls
Basket Ball team. There was liberal
turnout Of the young people Of L'Anse
and Baraga and an enjoyable evening
spent.
Mucic was furnished by Mrs.
rere4spp. .apd Atmidnikht supper Hae
served by Mr., and Mrs. Graham at the
restaurant.
The receipts Of TIE affair swelled the
treasury TO . pleasing extent, and the
young ladies are TO be congratulated
upon the success Of the undertaking.
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Bsrasa school Board PROCEEDINGS
loYyIcrALl

Baraga, Mich. Dec It'll 1907.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Education was held, Called to order by
the President John H. Hid.
+. Present. Hid, Kenefck, Lunden,
Mcmahon. Absent Price.
The proposals for delivery of rs cords
Of AZ inch wood at Village School were
opened and the contract. awarded to
Adlor Dompier, he being the lowest
bidder, agreeing to fusnish the wood at
$2.95 per cord.
Ayes Hid, Kenefck, Lundin,
Mcmahon. Nays None.
On motion of Mcmahon, supported by
Kenefick that two weeks vacation be
taken for the Christmas vacation.
Ayes:-An.
The petition asking for stage to bring
the children to Pelkie school was laid on
the table until Dec 2Sd.
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Old Lace.

Real old lace IL supposed to look the
part. When It doesn't various tricks
are resorted to 20 yellow 1t. One 0f
toe hest is the secAet Of southern
woman.
The whole ART she says, Hes IN !
newspaper. Cut strips of newspaper
q trifle wider than the lace to be tinted
and carefully sew the edges Of the
lace to the paper. Then make . ron
Of newspaper about ID thick a. al
ordinary railing tube and roll the lace
trimmed Newspaper strips around this
with perfect smoothness.
Next wrap the whole in blue paper
and seal up the ends. In the course 81
two or three months the lace win have
the most perfect "old" look one could
wish for. A hundred years couldn't
bring about any better results thaa 1
pswspaper properly put on.
Fes the Dsssvt TrsSsiss.
The traveller In the deserts shOuld
be sound IN heart, Kidneys and liver:
have calm Judgment; obtain All infof4
nation possible OF watering plAces ~
foss uaneftxkint . Jhhrney; nxxSk
Ieave camp without Some food IA
water; discount from - Per cent. u
80 Per cent the physical eHhciency II
himself and his animals, a. expefi-
enced IN other cooler fields, ana -
stain from alcoholic drinks especially
when doing physical labor.
Many cases Of collapse and des&1:
are duA to alcohol or overestimation
q strength. National Geographic
uagasine.
Accounting for Il. d
IT'S bad enough for you 10 CONE,
home Intoxicated" said Mr.. Lpsch-
man, but Why % later'
well. you shes, m dear. my frien's
foolishly shent me- home ~ meshsap
PER boy."-Philadslphia Ledger.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

Rev. Fr. Hsnn spent several days
thin week guest Of Rev. ,Fr. Reseck,
1t Houghton. He states that Fr. Reseck
Il having splendid addition made upon
the reetors.
At . meeting Of the board Of County
Rosd Commissioners held Friday,
Simon Denomis, Of Assinins, was
elected chairman Of the board Tor the
ensuing year.
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L'Anse Township Board Proceedings,
OFFICIAL.


At regular meeting Of the township
board Of the township of L'Anse, held
in the clerks Office in the Town Hall,
April 30th, A. d. 1903, at 2o'clock p. m.
There were present Supervisor Frank
W.: Foote, Justices of the Peace c. ID.
Shea, Patrick Bulger and Clerk Andrew
johnson.
Minutes of meetings held April 7th,
and April 18th were read approved.
On motion Of Shea, supported by
Bulger, the following bills were allowed
by the vote following
c. D. Shea, 8 I'D meetings. ....$ 4.50
Patrick Bulger, 2 bdmeetings. -. 500
Campbell & Mason, wood, brushes
and soap. ............ lib
Baraga County Pub Co, ballots,
annual reports, registration ell
ection and primary enrolment
notices 40. 50
Julia Shaw and Tracy Tiosh,
scrubbing town hall ....... 400
John Graham, meals for election
board LOU
Ayes Foote, Shea, Bulger and
johnson. Nays:-None.
On motion of Bulger, supported by
Shea, the following highway orders
were allowed by the vote following
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02
BOARD or HEALTH.

At . meeting Of the board Of Health
Of the township of L'Anse held IN the
clerks once IN ths Town Hall, April
S0th, A. d. 1909, ct to'clock p. m
There were present President Frank
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B.raga Township Board Proceedings.
loFFfCIALl

toFFfCIALl
Baraga, Mich, April Ia, 1908.
A meeting Of the township board of
Barsga was held in the supervisors
Office on the above date and there was
present Supervisor Hid. Clerk Birk and
Justicas.M arkeland Hugo. Absent none.
The minutes of them Getting of April 7th
1908. were read and approved.
On motion of Hugo, supported by
Markle that the bond Of William A.
Graham be accepted with the Title
Guaranty and Trust Co., of Scranton,
Pa, as security for Ten Thousand Dollars.
($10, 000.) Yeas arkle, Hugo, Hid
and 'Birk. Nays:-None. carried.
On motion Of Markle, supported by
Hugo that the bond Of William C. Birk,
be accepted with Herman J. Falk and
Oliver Dahlstrom, as security for One
thousand Dollars 81, 000). Yeas:--
Markle, Hugo and Hid. Nays None.
carried.
On motion Of Hugo, supported by
Markle that the bond OF William Bohmier
be accepted with Aldriek Srard and
Andrew Wahlberg rs securities, for
One thousand Dollars. 81. O00. Yeas
Markle, Hugo, Hid and Birk. Nays
None. carried.
On motion Of Hugo, supported by
Markle that the. following salaries be
paid to the respective officers for the
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+" Sturgeon River School 969. 76
Ayes enefck, Lundin, Price,
McMohon. Nays None.
On motion board adjourned.
James Mcmahon,
Sec'y.
Baraga, Mich, Feb "a, 1903.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Education was held called to order by
the President John H, Hid.
PRESENT. Hid, Kenefck, Lundin,
McMahon, Price.
Record of meeting of Jan q read
and approved.
The following bills were allowsd.
American Book Co. ...........$ 1913
" -" ......... 21.40
Maynard Merrill Co. ........... 1900
Adlor Dompier. ................ 274.35
Barasa Store Co. .............. 1928
George Ibbotson. ............... 500
Gust Nord ;. .........s......... 1.50
Ayes Kenefick, Lundin, HID,
Mcmahon, Price. Nsys:-None.
On motion of Lunden, supported by
Price that all teachers in the country
schools salaries be raised to Fifty dollars
per month to take effect March LIST.
Ayes Hid, Kenefck, Lund. Pricein,
Mcmahon. Nays:-N None.
Motion board adjourned.
JAMES MCMAHON,
Clerk.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
ALABAMA EXCITED
BY YPROHIBITION LAW
Legal Questions Arise From
Drastic Liquor Plan Eff
fective January /.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 22-Many
legal questions are already arising in
this State out Of the adoption of prohi-
bition. which VIII 90 into effect on Jan
uary J. The office of the attsruey. gen
eral Is swamped with inquiries, and
rlere is hardly a lawyer who Is not
boxing after some feature of difficulty
which viii arise out Of the elimination
Of the liquor traffic.
The most serious matter is the fact
that the bill absolutely prohibits selling
or giving away any class CT iutoxicants
after the first day Of January. Drug
=ists may only sell a small portion Of
alcohol each day for tae use of physi-
clans. a doctor will be prohibited from
prescribing milk punch or stimulants Of
any kind, and it viii be impossible for
man 10 serve wine or drinks Of this
class 20 his friends without coming in
contact with the provisions Of the act.
Another difficulty has arisen IN the
long leases or buildings held by saloon
men IN the larger cities In a great
many cases large sums Of money have
oeen paid FOR leases ia Birmingham
montgomery. and Mobile, many Of tbese
leases extending five years vet to come
Inc prOprleJOrs in many cases are
threatening to hOiS the saloon men 10
Their contracts. and il becomes neces-
S'Iy lot the courts 10 pass upon the
f4estloh as 70 whether or not this can
De done Already several cases Of this
cnafacter nave been put up 70 TIE Su-
preme Court. with a Wow 10 e.r tiprT :.
decision as quickly as POSSIBLE
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
MATRIMONY USELESS.
SAYS 3-TIMES BRIDE
After Being Thrice Welded, Pretty
Blonde Scores Mere
Man.
Man.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Mrs. Eloise
hetcham. OF New Haven. Conn, has
arrived IN Chicago to preach 10 the
women on the Uselessness or matrI-
mOuy. She admits having sacrificed
herself three times on the altar OF
matrimouy- Divorce followed quickly.
and Mrs Ketcham IS stiu only thirty.
blonde and pretty Her favorite
ground is incompsubuity OF tempera-
ment
What woman can get along with a
man these days and be married TO
him2" she said Il have come TO the
conclusion that men are mere Incl
dents I'm a womsn's Ilfe. Fairly good
entertainment. but so weak and
trivial-really not worth while.
THE very idea OF a woman tying
herself 10 one OF the conceited
wretChes and hoping TO please him
and make him and herself happy is
ridiculous Matrfmony is a survival
or barbarism. There IS no man living
for whom I'd get easy slippers and
light a cigar, and wait on and be nice
90 when he saw at TO stay away from
the other woman for one evening"
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
By CHARLES CAREY
Author of Thc Scarlet Warning, Down the obogean'
= X X "The Van Suyden Sapphires, etc. x y

boat. and being more expert with the
paddle. have an excellent chance Of
overtaking them; but Jim had noticed.
too. that the sea-foE rolling in now
lay thick upon the harbor, and he
hoped that once behind its opaque wall.
he might elude and escape his malig-
nant adversary.
II was "A desperate risk, putting out
upon a foggy sea with no chart and
no compass i'm an open boat, uEstoclzed
with water or provisions; but surely
anything was better man 10 stay on
land at the imminent prospect Of being
turned into mincemeat.
Helene, Erasping his purpose, sprang
lightly over the beach toward the near
est canoe. and by the time he reached
il was aboard.
Jim showed it out into deep water.
sprang in himself, and, glancing back.
saw that the priest had been so close
upon his heels that he was already
launching a second craft
Feverishly the fugitive seized a pad
die and began TO row; but at the very
first stroke the wretched blade snapped
of short, and left him floating help
less on the tide.
A grin of demOniacaI triumph curved
the pontih-s thin lips, and, raising him
self up to his fun height. he gave
whoop after whoop Of tigerish eXulta-
fon
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published
So n

Leaning that Helene Burns. the girl
he loves. IS about 20 accept a position as
teacher in the Philippines. the young
CnicsEoan. Jim Harrison, hurries 20 New
York 20 ask her 20 be in wife. His pro-
p1sal. however, is 50 busineSslike that
Helene refuses him Shortly afteTWard
heaTinE that his fortune has been swept
away IN the stock market, ne sets sail
with an old sea captain. Ezra Csr1uzn
Tor an island in the Malay Archipelago.
where Carman believes \ great treasure
to be hidden. When near their destina-
tiCu their Slnnp is struck by a storm,
duriQE which Carman. in a III Of tempo
rary insanity, filings Jim overheard. The
young man. though half dead. makes
shore By cun6ins to spar from the
sloop.
NIoaurwhlIe JIm's rival. Starr Spencer.
n nnl1CicT. involves HarTlsOn's name
with the santa Teresa FOld-miue swim
die. which is being investigated by the
Government. lie informs his assistant
VINO passes under the name OF North. OF
his intention TO divorce his wife that he
may marry Helene ana tells him that
the girls supposedly WORTHLESS property
IN Brazil which he can buy at his own
price. in all probability contains a valU-
able diamond mine.
The steamer on which Helene sails for
Manila is struck by a typhoOn and driven
from its course 1t puts in for repairs at
Nartra island. where Helene comes upon
Ji1n's unconscious form she succeeds in
Toviylug him. but is deserted by her
steamer. which, il its disabled condition
IS carried away from The island.
Harrison and HeSenc are led of into
the forest by a banG Of savaEes. 20 whom
Harrison pretends THAI Helene is a great
priestCss aThd healer lie gains for her
permission TO visit she trasure-cave-
which is regarded by Ahe islanders as sa-
cred-but only on condition that shs is
married. Accordingly she and Jim 80
through the native marriage ceremony
Escorted by the villagers. she visits the
cave, but does not ind tlAc treasure Jim,
unwilling to believe in failure. goes back
10 search Tor e himself. but is Spied by
the chief priest. who. enVaEed bv his
deseCratiOn Of the cave. springs down the
slope toward him. Creese in hand.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
ONE OF BINGHAM'S
FINEST" IS STOLEN
Policeman in Taxcab Whose Chauffeur He Had Ar
rested When Youth Comes Along and Steals
Auto, Bluecoat and All.

NEW YORK, Dec. Z2--Policemen
have strayed and have been lost.
It remains for Joseph Mcmahon. ?
daring boy or sixteen years. To try 10
steal policeman Young Mcmahon is
charged. too. with trying 10 steal a
taxicab. Incidentally
Abraham Levy. a chauffeur or the
New York Taxicab Company, halted
his closed cab before the Harlem
Casino. 124th street and Seventh ave
nue.. The cab stood there longer than
the law allows. and PatrolInau Pierce
Of the West 125th street station, ar
rested Levy on the charge Of obstruct-
ing traffic
Drive to the nisht court Pierce
ordered, and, getting in the cab, made
himself comfortable.
Levy obeyed. They had gone only a
little way when tevy asked the police
man II he could telephone TO the taxi
cab company that he vas under ar
rest
Sure said Pierce.
The chauffeur stopped at the first
telephone station ana went in. In a
very few seconds. TO Pierce's intense
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

surprise. the cab began 70 "chuE-chur.-.
then rapidly turned north and vhizzed
up Seventh avenue at 4 rate that
blurred the landscape and mingled the
electric lights IN one long. white streaz.
Recovering himself. Pierce saw youuS
Mcmahon on the front seat driving a.
II he hoped 20 win A Vanderbilt Cup.
Who the mischief are YOU cried
the astonished policeman What are
you doing hereZ
Mcmahon. whose father IS a. police
lieutenant AZ the F'Ordham station. was
as surprised as Pierce, for, Of course.
lhe boy did not see Pierce when Re
started on his merry ride
- stzmmered Mcmahon. slowing
Up I'm an Inspector I'm ordered
u take charge Of automobiles -Vheu
their chaufieurs desert them
on you arel come vito me . the
nlgnt court sonny retorted Pierce.
lie told McMahcn 70 stop for Lew.
VINO, IN good faith. had teisphOned and
was waiting wondering WhsE had be
come Of his cab With e7y driving,
the three soon got 10 The n'shs court.
Magistrate Walsh discharGeI Levy.
and held Mcmahon in S1-O0r bat ol the
charge Of trying 10 steal the S-n, say
Ing, laughiugly 70 Pierce
TO you want 70 make ne sddaF
charge that he tried 70 eal y-ou. Of
fcer2"
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
DAY WINS TEST
IN NAVY TRIALS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. 22.-Midship-
man Samuel X Day, son OF Frank y.
Day, Of HazletOn, Pa. at present has
obtained the highest figure in the
strength tests conducted at the Naval
Academy under an entirely new sys-
tenn
IS there Is no basis OF comparison
with the results Obts ined under the old
s. stem, AIidshipTan Archi lald H. Doug
las. OF Knoxville, Tenn, captain OF the
football team OF 1907. and aiI-TOUnd ath-
leJe, has a permanent rec ord, having
stood at the head of al, these tested by
the oli method.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

twas responsible, and not the outraged
gods
But they had been paying little heed
to the sign-diaIogue in progress between
Malanaga and Jim. Their ears. attuned
| to catch the slightest sound. had de-
tected an unusual throbbiug noise out
beyond tie blanket OF fog in the har-
| Dor, and all eyes were strained curiousiy
in that direction
suddenly they gave a Wild howl and
started for the woods in such prccipi-
tate flight that more than one of them
| tumbled over backward and foundered
! In the sand.
They were pointing and Eesticulat-
| ing toward the sea, and Malanaga and
Jim, turning astonished that way, saw
| to their mutual amaZement a smart
navy Ia inch dart out into the clear.
She was manned from stem 10 stern
with sturdy bIuejackets. and. with a
brilliant flag almost as big as herself.
floating 70 the rear.
For a moment Jim gazed startled
and incredUlous. Then he gave great
shout. and sprang toward the edge OF
the bay
Glory be"' he calculated. THE good
old Stars and StripesI It's a rescue,
Helenei It's a rescue"
The launch swung up TO the beach
and a trim white-uniformed lieutenant
stepped ashore, a look Of wonder on hls
clean-sEaven, boyish face.
You can imagine my surprise az
hearing an English voice." he explained.
as Jim gripped his na-d. 1--WE die not
know there WAS a white man on the is
land Our mission he q, though. is 10
recover Miss Helene Burns. left ashore
by the Branksmere Towers. Can you
tell me anything Of her2''
can tell you anything OF herr Why,
she is right here, in y0nder canoe. But
by JoveT'-mallinE two strides 70 reach
her side-'T believe she has fainted"'
Allowing for difference Of time he
tween the 9th PARALLEL west longitude
and the 115th east, that same night saw
Starr Spencer anxioUsly waiting in the
editorial rooms OF one OF Il @ New York
dailies-
1t was late. the first edition was on
the press, and most Of the stan had
gone home; yet stiu he fingered. hoping
against hope for some beIated tidings
from the Far East.
himself had flooded the cables ha< be. =
answered; the shipping Offices hid 20
intelligence TO give or-; this was n s
! last resort
For two days now Starr Spencer hal
been in a state Of uneasy diaquietude
and the strain was beginning 70 tell
upon him. His dark face was pale
and drawn, his eyes showed a loss OF
sleep, he was nervous IN h.s movements.
and smoked constantly.
JIe tried 70 tell himself that ne was
usedlessly alarmed. that there was nc
real cause, for appI hension; but his
nissivinss grew stronger and stronger
with the suspense.
Why was something not heard. If ali
was weII2 A mere delay could not ac-
count for this silence. The storm had
been over now two days.
Then his anger broke against the hap
less Branksmere Tneyers. WHY had
Helene taken such a rO,teu. misman-
aged Old tub? But underneath-and
this ranked most fierceIy-was the
sense of his own Culpabiuty.
He II was who, for purely selfish rea-
sons, had sent her to the Philippines.
II she were lost his was the blame. lie
1 would be directly repOnsibIe for her
death.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
KING OTTO RAVES
IN A PADDED CELL
Bavarias Mad Ruler Suddenly
Becomes Violent Death
Thought to Be Near.
Thought to Be Near.

BERLIN. Dec liking Otto o. Ba-
varia today lies in a padded room IN
the palace. bound in a strsitjacket. and
raviug in the widest form Of violent
insanity The passive tdiocy, which
for so many years has made 5Ge
monarch -he most pitiabIe case in mod
ern history, developed today into =
destructire mania
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
MAN SHOT TODEATH
IN A CIDER SALOON

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. Paul
Hitler, fcTty-three years old. Of 426
North Twentieth street, was shot and
killed by Cecil lie Grange. thirty-seven
years old, OF S01 ButtOnwOod street IN
the cider saloon Of William Regelin. as
North Third street, by a bullet Intended
for the latter
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
BYRON CHANDLER
WEDS MISS LA RUE
Boston Man Becomes Husband of
Actress in Chicago Is
Reticent.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a romance Of the
footiights was revealed today in the an
nouncement that Miss Grace La Rue,
leading lady Of sam Bernard's Nearly
Hero" company, now playing at the
Garrlck Theater. had been married Sc
cretIy 20 Byron Chandler OF New York.
Paul Gore. clerk at the Auditorium
Annex. today said Miss Ia Rue and
Mr. Chandler are married II they were
not they would not have been assigned
70 the same suite