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The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Daily Death List

Augusta Bloedon. 2a5 Sheridan. CT
years, senility. 80
Charles II. Gamble. las Grummond.
20 years; tuberculosis.
Mary Zurbrecke. st. Mary's hospital.
AZ years; inquest pending.
Evelyn l. Estes. 81 Buchanan. two
months; whooping cough.
Regina Spaeth, 979 Concord, SO years:
heart disease.
Esther S. Baker. co Columbia, 81
years; cerebral hemorrhage.
Grace NJ. Cotter. CAS- Pennsylvania, 8
years; endocarditis
Katherine Schumacher. 81 Fremont.
AZ years intestinal strangulation
Anna VI. Berschbach, 1919 Gratiot, rs
years. marasmus.
Jacob Honerbach Scott a Orleans
&C years. phthisis.
Peter White. Fort and Woodward. II
years; heart disease.
Marion Fagur. st. Antoine and Farms
worth, 2 years; meningitis.
Frank Gabriel. Harper hospital. IL
years. scarlet fyver
Nettie RoseDberg. 30a Orleans, %
years. appendicitis.
Thomas Jatson. Harper hospital, 63
years: carcinoma.
Julius Whisky, 17s Rowena, CO
years; mitr4l regurgitation.
Hill. $40; Wilpon, z; Gary. s.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
ELLIS BRINGS DETROIT
UNITED TO TIME

The ID. L. X. has come down with
out being shot al In one Instance.
Various aldermen have Kicked on
the condition OF tracks, but have here
tofore been unable TO get action be-
cause the ID. L.. X. would not do the
work any more rapidly than IL con.
sidered best and the city had no funds
to do the repairing. =
Aid. Ellis was particularly anxious
to have Champlain-st.. from Mt. Elliott
10 Field-ave.. repaired. aud he had the
corporation counsel bring mandamus
proceedings.
The work began Monday.
Now lot OF other aldermen are
considering putting in mandamus reso.
buttons to see whether they can get
the repairs they want In their wards
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
VESSEL MOVEMENTS.

CHICAGO. June s.-Arrived-Sara
nae, Lewiston. j. b. Merrill, It. r.
Weihe, Helyetia, T. $. Christie. =. O
Neff. Cleared Merchandise-Arthu
Orr. Depot Harbor. Lehigh, Erie. Light
Bulgaria. Buffalo. n. j. Nessen, Grand
Marais.
MILWAUKEE,. June S.--Arrived--Da
wilson, Oades Brown.
MARQUETTE. June S.-Arrived-
Thompson. Flagg.
BUFFALO. June S--Arrived-Thres
Brothers. Cleared-Coal Wolf; Wau
kegan. Light. Northern light. Superior
DULUTH SUPERIOR. June s.-Arriv-
CELL. Pollock. Cleared-Ore. Bunsen
Fulton. Clement. Lake Erie. Lumber
Arizona Lake Erie. Grain, Stormount
Buffalo
CLEVELAND, June S.--Arrived-Dal-
ton. Whitaker, Snyder. Cleared--Coal
Ward, Ames. Duluth: Tecumseh, WAR
ton Ont.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

Detroit,
Up: Neebling, 10; tug Harding and
f iroSseis. R Req; ia.sS; Maiietos' ):
$40: Iron King and barge: si5; North
ern King. $40; Poe. Gas; Butler,
and barge. Wolt 1ns@i, sis: orion,
Norton. $40: Crerar, 10: Maine. Har-
per 1920: Riddle. II; Perkins, ~;
Alaska (steeD. l;2o; Street. and barges.
s. Ford. $3.50: Robert Wallace, Berlin.
Aurora, $50. Hutchinson. I; oceanioa.
7:l5; Huron City and barge. S.
Up Leland and barge .; Teenms sci
Georgetown and barge. $50; Lutz and
barge ltedndsT}; Pittsburg; o. Ward
Down: Empress. Midland. Cornell.
Mitchell, lao: America. Wells; Hop.
kins and ,6 barge IL LAs sSe anna
Ames. Parker (smalD. AIS: Duluth.
$40; Gettsburg. 6
Down; Dalton. $40: Joliet. 1920;
Phipps, IL go; Lutz Coll bargel. Il; Gull
Fitzgerald (new). 10: 81. Paul. 1880;
Egan. 1l:i6: Miller. u, Westmount'
4:15; David Mills and barge. s,so;
Huron: shrigiey and barge. $40: Null
len, 1880.
Port Huron.
PORT HURON. Mich. June s.-Down:
Rend. $40: David Mills. Anderson. $50
Buffalo. Shrigley. 10; Mauritania. 1880;
Huron, 1880: Mullen. 3 Cornell. $3.50
Hopkins. consorts. $40. Laughlin. EN-
press. Midland. $40: George Orr. $3.50
Elwood. Alfred Mitchell $40 f. A
Shores. consort. 1870: America. Wells
7:40: Lackawanna, 1850.
Down: Marina. 4:a0 Monday morn
ing; OH. 8; McGregor, $50; Ralph and
barge, 6:20.
Mackinaw City.
MACKfNAW CITY. Mich June s.
Up-Huwgood 1915: Starhey. l:20; A
u. Davidson. 2:30. Myer. consort 1:4O
Panther 10: Kearsarge. Gao; Helena
IL 20; kensington. $3.50 Henry d
Down--Large steamer, l0:I5; Boland
1880: America. 1850: Sturgis. Eden
born. Vance. as; simpson 40
densburg, 1850, Wissahickon. !
Kenks. $3.50; Truesdale. $3.50: James II
Hin. $3.50: Garry. 400 Rogers, .; Gates
$40.
Wind-East. light. clear
Sault Ste. Marie.
SAUT STE MARIE Mich. June s.
Up-Steinbicnner, 9: Gienmount: 10
George Gould. IL; McKerchy. 4:S0; Beat-
~. Baker. French. s; Lynch, 6; superior
city. Keefe. S. Fitch, Maitland. Bust
ness, FdlrpdlfH o.fV, NoTlHefn queen
H.; RENSSELAER, Siemens. l; Alberta
1880; Morgan. 2; Edenborn. 2,40 War.
ner. $3.50; Mclean, Morse. Conestoga
4:30: Adella. Shores. Z.
Up Midland King. 1920 Sunday
night; DegraT Monday morning
Scranton. 4: Wasaca. s; Neepawah
Hin. $40, Wilson. Z; Gary. s.
Down-Cilenellah. Ames. g. Wells
North Wind. Seguin. 10 Gettysburg
midnight McGregor. 1890; Duluth, 8
OIL $3.50: Morley Q: Venezuela, Man
tanzas. GAO: Niko. Peterson. Huronic
1880; Niagara, Winona, 1910: Gratwick
noon Linn, 1910: Altoona. Kelly, Har'
low. .: Midland Queen. 1870.
Down Paine. 4:30 Monday morn
ing: Acadia, Starmount. $50; Bunsen
Lambert. ottawa. ID. G. Whitney. 6.
Port ColbOrne.
PORT COLBORNE, June Sup
Sage.
Down: Arabian. Burlington, Sharp
less, Paramount and consort
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
DIE

BEYER-Mary, beloved wife OF Ste
phen Boyer. at their residence, 264
Plumer- ave. aged 81 years. daughter
OF Ellen and the late Andrew Scheaf-
fer and sister Of Mrs William Mad
vcrnik. Albert. John. Frank and An
drew SCheaffer. Burial Tuesday
from residence at $3.50 and Holy Re-
deemer church at Z as a. IN.
RoCKER-Frank L. Croker. Jr.. at
Pittsburg. Pa. June 5, 1908. Funeral
from the residence OF Mrs. Halliday
IS Hecla-ave.. Tuesday June g.
1905. at o'clock. Funeral private
Chicago papers pleasy copy
HORNBECK- June 6. Jacob Hornbeck
aged 6s years. Burial private.
QUINBY-Sunday. June z. William EN-
DRY Quinby. In hts 7sd year. Funeral
services at the home. III Jefferson
ave. Tuesday afternoon at half after
2o'elock. Burial private.
RATHS--June E. Alice Marie. dearly
beloved daughter OF Mrs. Mary IA h.
at. residence. $05 Abbott-st. Notice
of funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Marriage Licenses

John Metzger. 90: Margaret saal' Is'
Abram Il. Adams ~; Mollie snow, 80
Frank Drabczik. "a, Tekla lopic%ieN'
10 al
John Hack, % Zelma silver. 23.
Frank l.. Dorsey %: Aden r. whey
Charles KIimk, %; Hattie C. Krey'
Robert ]. Groom. SO. Auberndale. N.
y Nora L. Hands, Fl, Detroit. oc
William Bale. 90; Nettie L Lindsey
20 -
Charles Muszak.. % Mary l. Bork. IS.
Chester a RataicZak. FL Grand rap
Benjamin Bitters. 40. Rochester
Mich: Nena f.. johnson. 81, Detroit
Michael Hoffman. 20: Lillian NJ. Lam
Leo c. Schiller. %: Belle Ellwood. 22.
Ulduic Cote. ~ Leoutine Beionger'
Thomas strasliekL 21, Mary Rosin-
John p. Reding, 27. Leesvilie; Della
Rivard is. same.
Charles Williams. 20: Anna Colesman'
Henry Prinzhorn. 80; Martha Elfast.
Edward Garbarlno. 2l Rose Deny. 10.
AlbertusS Nanach, 26' karolina Jed
Porter c. Langstcn. Wabash. Ind;
Ella Petry, %. same.
Matthias Grieber. 20; Katherine Gas
ko 90.
Charles Rotns. % Mt. Pelin. o..
Helen r. r. Kups. 10, Detroit.
Thomas Stcrhcki, 81: Mary Rosinska,
10.
Henry. E. Woad. 25. Caneauxviile, Pa. ;
Hattie Moynahan. II. Detroit.
Frank G. Smith. %. Harriet Wilson.
23
Julius Paul AZ. Chicago; Mrs. Emma
Latch. ~. same.
Thomas w O'Neil 2s: Frances A.
Rickel. %.
Charles F. Bentkn, 80. Madina. N
Y: Grace Stadlin, 81 Bufralo. y. Y.
Herbert r. Lively, 20. ST. Clair:
Marietta Rathbun. 90. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Maude Adams Comma.

Anyone at all familiar with the care
full training that has come OF ber long
apprenticeship, the steady Parasitic
growth. the studious industry Of
Maude Adams needs no help in imag-
lining the delightful Viola" she will
make OF Shakespeare's heroine when
her version Of the bards Twelfth
Night" is produced in the Detroit
opera house for three nights and
matinee, June IS. 10. 20.
Her first performances OF the part
were recently essayed In the exclu-
'sive Sanders theater OF Harvard uni
versity. and was followed by a single
performance In the open air on Yale
campus. A special season OF about 30
nights Is now In course about the
country. The play is to become one
OF the principal bins In Miss Adams
repertoire. Great results are mani
testify accruing from this Shakes
pearean undertaking OF hers Seat
sale starts Monday June Is.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
RAILWAY SLEUTH'S
VICTIM IMPROVES

Michael Mahowski, shot through the
left lung by Percy Smith. railroad
detective, May 80. left st. Mary's hos.
pital Sunday and is now recuperating
in his home, No. SOS Military-ave. He
is still very weak. but It is thought. II
he is careful. that his recovery will
be complete. He will appear in police
court against Smith Tuesday morning.
II he is able. Smith is charged with
assault with intent to do great bodily
harm
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Roy Evans Cute Scheme.

Through some misunderstanding the
Bostons. had funny experience here
with Roy Evans, formerly a National
league pitcher. who entered the club
house, donned a Boston uniform. and
had been at practice half an hour be-
fore Dewey and Kelly discovered him
and asked him who he was. There
was almost a fight with Kelley when
Evans announced with a smile that he
liked the Bostons and would stick with
them. Evans was thrown out OF the
uniform and later President Doggy
screeched murder when he found
Evans had registered at the hotel as
one OF the Boston ball players and
had been there all week.-Exchange.
Even an empty.headed man isl ca.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
BIRTHS

BOYS.
John Manning, 236 Concord
A. Hall. 301, Medbury.
William Griffith, : Leverette
Albert Goening 292 Toledo.
william Smith. "a Cary.
Andrew Bonkowski 1882 Dubois
John Milewski. 1444 st. Aubin.
Michael Waska, 1873 st. Aub!n.
George Baldwin. 55 Pingree.
Frank Czubaj 994 81. AuDin.
Eugene Braendle, SOS Milwaukee.
Frank Sahtowki. 900 Kirby
GIRLS
Fred A. Garland. 50 Columbia.
Carl w Laubin. 1903 Spruce.
Joseph Dupius. 10T BreVort
KaZmier Glapina. ESQ Kirby.
Frank Wisniewska, 209 Joseph.
Thomas Celgga, 40 Warsaw.
Herbert Davis. 90 Hazel.
Afdon Lippert, 2i6 Cameron.
Henry Paschke. 80 Arndt.
julius Lipsinski. a Frontcnac.
Lawrence Ludwig. 1926 Kirby.
Casper Mackezaz. 3s3 Palmer.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
PETER Whites J. ]. !: /
FUNERAL TUESDAY; !;
81
BODY WILL LIE IN STATE sEH a
ERAl HOURs-PROMlNENT
MEN ARRIVE.

MARQUETTE, Mich, June s.--(Spe-
cial) Peter Whites funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon with SER
vices at st. Paul's Episcopal cathe-l
dral, Bishop Williams officiating. at
$3.50 o'clock. The body will lie in
state from noon. Business will be
suspended. Many prominent men are
en- route from other states. The re-
mains arrived from Detroit yesterday
by special train. a
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
FLASHED BY WIRE

MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa. June S.
Troop A. OF the state police, and local
officers are leaving nothing undone to
capture the perpetrators Of brutal
crime that resulted In the death of
little Volsta Sludheck. the LO-yea--old
daughter of Steve Sludheck, a Polish
miner. Her body was found In a box
car OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
MILWAUKEE, June S.-Brewers
from all over the country were arriv-
Ing today on every train to attend the
convention OF the United States
Brewers association, the trustees Of
which are In session today. The con-
vention will open tomorrow, and for
the first time In the history Of the
association public meeting will be
held at one OF the local theaters.
TOXIC, June S.-because of the
Tatsu Maru incident, when that Jap
vessel was released under compulslon
after having been captured by the
Chinese with ammunition and armS
for the rebels, China began a boycott
against Japan. The intention Is to
make the boycott last until damage to
Japanese commerce shall reach $780,
600. Now Japan proposes to present
100000 yen to the aCnto guilds, pro-
viding the boycott is lifted.
MEXICO CITY, June S.-Bandits
attacked pay train on the way to the
Les Grandes mines. near Balsas. in
the state OF Guerrero. OF the escort OF
four men. three were killed and one
was wounded. Four thousand dollars
was stolen. Rurales are in pursuit Of
the highwaymen. The mine belongs
to Americans.
NEW YORK. June eS.-Gifts to the
cause OF higher education in the
United States within the last ~
months total s23.l27.762. This infor-
nation has been obtained by the gen.
eral education board Of this city.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

REvAL. Russia. June s.-Escorted
by a feet OF torpedo boats the Rus.
sian imperial yachts Polar Star.
Tsarevna and Standard arrived In.
the roaastead here this morning. The.
final arrangements were completed for
the meeting OF King Edward OF Ems.
land and Car Nicholas OF Russia.
which will take place early tomorrow.
when the train bearing the Russian
party will arrive
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
DIED.

HARRINGTON-June 6. at residence. 20
Warren-ave. east. Dennis. beloved
husband or Elizabeth Cullen Haf-
rington and father OF John III. and
Florence NJ Harrington. Mrs. W O..
Sickei. OF Trenton. ~. J.. and Mrs.
John J. Bennett. OF this city. Funer-
al from residence Tuesday at $3.50.
and at Holy Rosary church at .
O'Clock. interment private.
SMITH-June Z. at his grandfather
home. :. Il. Wood SIS Elizabeth st.
east, James Finley smith aged 20
years Funeral Tuesday AT p. IN.
from residence. Burial private
STANTON-June G. 1905. at RESIDENCE
l12 Parkview ave. Marvin NJ. stan
ton. Funeral from residence Tuesday
at y m. Burial at Elmwood ceme-
terry.
SCHAFER--Jun 6. az her daughters
home Mrs. John BenneY 19A Twelfth
ST. Margaret Schafer. aged 50 years.
Remains To be taken TO Buffalo. ~.
". for burial Monday evening.
MOORE-June 6. Edward, beloved hus-
band OF Mathilda Moore. aged SO
years Funeral from residence 1891
Central-ave., Tuesday, 1880 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
MANS LEG IS. ! !;
|MANGLEO BY TRAIN !:

Paul Kretzendorf. 81 years old, Of
No. 800 Hubbard-ave., was struck by
a train at the Livernois-ave. crossing.
about 9 o'clock Monday morning. and
his left leg was so badly mangled by
the wheels that II was found neces-
sary to amputate 1t In Red Cross hos
pital. He sustained other painful In
juries and his condition Is serious.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Proposals Wanted for install
IatiOn Of An Electrical
Generating Plant.

Sealed proposals viii be received at =
the office OF the Public Lighting Com "a
mission NO. 40 AIfater-st. east, De- 4
ttoit, Mich, until Wednesday, July sth.,n
at 400 o'clock y. m. for the instaila- =
ton OF an electrical generating plants
In the station OF the Public Lighting !
rant, In accordance with Specifications
on ME In the Office OF the Commission
THE PUBLIC LIGHTING COMMISSIONS
+. Il. BOWLER, y
Secretary. :
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
CURRENT .PALAVn
OF TnEspmulCIllls'

A smoker and vaudeville entertain
ment will be given by the First Ward !
Republican club in Duffeld nall7
Thursday evening. A big attendance
IL expected as this Is a strong ana
well-organized club.
Robert Rutter. formerly alderman
from the Fifteenth ward and now run
ming saloon and bowling alley ons
Jefferson-ave.. Is getting ready to
make run for his old seat in the
council THE voters are crying for
me as children are said to cry for
certain patent medicine says Rutter,
jokingly.
There Will be a meeting of the
Eighth Ward Republican club at the !,
Detroit Bowling club. No sig Trum-s
bullave., this evening at o'clock.s
VIM. 7. Dust, DR. Morgan Parker. Geo. }
T. CASTOR and others will speak. ;
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
To Law Dust on soulevards.

Complaint Of the dusty condition OK
the boulevards are coming In so rap
idly that Commissioner Breitmeyers
has felt II necessary 70 do something
TO alleviate the condition, as sprink-
ling is "a very temporary relief. he
has purchased lot of oil on credit
having no fund available for the pur-
pose, and will begin sprinkling with
that at once
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

A hiser wastes lot OF money by
saving II for his heirs 10 squander.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

Job Printing done right. Times Print.
ting Co., Is John R,-st Phone 1sea
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

Even an empty-headed man Is ca
pable OF getting full
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
OLIVER II. LAU. NJ. D..
GEORGE @. GORDON. M ID.
DAILY CLINIC

For alcohol and other drug diseases.
Consultation by appointment TeIe-
phone NJ 100, or q. 1880: g. &%4-L
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

WANTED for IT, s. Army. abled bodied
unmarried men between ages or Is
and Sc, citizens OF United states. OF
good character and temperate habits.
who con speak read and write Eng
Iish. For Information apply TO Ro-
cruiting officer. 80 Lafayette ave,
Detroit. Mich. or Heavenrich Block.
Saginaw. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
Rates for Lin.:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuracy
or assume responsibility for errors OF
any KIND occurring In telephone aaVer-
ttsements.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
Bicycle Bargains

200 second hand bicycles. almost new.
Cheapest place in town TO buy tires
Call and see what have to offer you
before buying your bicycle else
whore. All makes. Open evenings
and Sunday. FRY'S. 304 Michigan
ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08

ADVANCE yourself by learning short
hand: both Graham and Gregg sys-
toms. Separate departments and In
l6 John r. Phone Main 1875.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

A-BoOKKEEPER. SIS. railroad Office
clerk, record department, checker
cashier; fling clerk. IS. girl for law
office. b26 .Chamber Of Commerce.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07

LOO much). An ounce OF parsnip
seed plants 200 feet: radishes. 100
ieet; satisfy. 200 feet. An ounce Of
catalogues plants SO hills: water
melon. 30 hills; cucumbers, IS hills
summer squash. IS hills: winter
squash. /? hills.
1t Is cheaper TO buy seeds by the
ounce than by the package: blu, In
buying radishcs. melons. etc. where
n wants a variety. Il Is desirable TO
buy from two TO four packages of
different varieties. instead OF an
ounce of q variety.
A quart Of onion sets will plant
90 or so feet Of ro~. Small sets are
more desirable than large ones. They
gro faster. make edible sized onions
sooner. and give more sets to the
measure.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07
Look After Orchard and Garden.

Look after the frai; trees and get
the spraying ou,n, ready for work.
Spraying 10 be effective mus, be done
In time.
A good deal Of gardening begins
this non;h. Plan, peas. onions. kale.
cabbage. etc The list OF things to
be done In the garden this month
IL quite \ long one. &c, your seed
catalogue and look them over for
February planting. Apply fertilizer
10 strawberry plants and give them
a shallow cultivation.
pranc the fruit tres and bunch
grapes 1t II DOW too late to Gu,
grape vines OF the scuppcraons fam.
lily. as they would be injured from
bleeding" Altogether February In
to be an cxccwa.akiy eusy non,h
With the farmer. but wa~n tho work
IN wisely directed the results will be
sa-~rcachink-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07

II the home gardener IN urde-
claed how much sr~d 20 plant the
following carefully complied table
~til be helpful. 4 single package Of
cabbage. caaIiao~rr. Tomatoes. pep
p~ra. okra. spinach. and carrots. will
to sufficient for the average family.
Oa~ quar- d. bash beana plants .15
feet. Que caag; Of peas $50 feet. Of
arill. the latter planted two ro~s six
inches spsr; in drill Each should
be divided 10 make t~o pgantiaEs Tor
= succession. A. uurce cf tslsas 9th
80 s~~~ax ~iIl be nc*d~i- An ounce
81 bs~ta plants 600 feet ~ ru~. let
,ue~. 400 feet t.hen thsnnea 10 six
inches. 30 as to head. II all not be
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07

Mrs. c. =. Er-rt.. RidscIamd si...

we aseu ~ MINK All varieties OF
the same vegetable were equally
good. the alaeTeace oeing in appear
anee or HFne OF maturing: u have
learned 'heGe Is almost as much DIFF
ference IN variety az there is In peo-
pie LAST rear We grew the Mag
ever seen a M a the same
variety from another seeds
man. called Beefsteak. Another
cataloEued II as Matchless. All these
names are appropriate. II Is a large
smooth tomato. almost solid flesh.
free from core. with small seed cav
tiles and few seeds. One tomato of
this variety In equal TO two OF come
kinds.
80
An inexperienced gardener said he
selected seeds according TO the pic.
lures In the catalogues. Theme arc
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07

| could not do without tho paper
In lie asw sorrn.-E NJ. Grant. Ter
~. Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07

The Southern Farm Gazette In ono
OF the best agricultural papers |
have ever taken. I could not Get
aonE ~c!l without !s-na.ton r.
Fallltov~. knscianko. Mas.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07
PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS

From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Strain. that are bar
red TO the skin and everlasting layers. sl.o0
per setting Of Is I. o. b. J. 7. lsus. Iscksea. Ia
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07
BUFF ~ORpIN6TONS

Exc z~usively. Fourteen nne cockerels ., 81 IN
- H~ss' y per Is GEORGE ID. RILEY.
Houston. Mis-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-21

U0G'S viCTIaf Is DEAD
erooklyn Manufacturer Dies of Hydro

Brooklyn Manufacturer Dies of Hydro,
p1oba As Doctors Told Him.
New York. May 2l.-The fate that
the physicians at the Pasteur insJi
tute predicted for him on Monday
overlook William H Marsh. OF Brook
lyn, Wednesday night. when the we'll
to-do manufacturer Of water meters
died Of hydrophobia. His end was
peaceful, as he was put under them,
nuence of opiates and was kept free
from pain to the last.
Mr.. Marsh contracted hydrophobia
while caring for an injured water
spaniel. Unsuspecting at first. he he
came worried about his condition G"
Saturday. when symptoms resembling
those of hydrophobia developed. Ly
that time. however, the disease haG
progressed so far that there was nc
hope of checking it.
Nr. Marsh bore up bravely, and
busted himself winding up his per
sonal affairs. until the paroxysm-
which began to seize him induced the
administration OF opiates. In his in
tervals of freedom from pain he bade
farewell to the members Of f.S fam
lily, who had gathered at his home
and made final disposition of his busi
ness affairs.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-21
Killed Doc That Saved Child.

Richmond, Va, May 21.-NIr. and
Mrs. J. W. McAllister. of Quinton. owe
the life Of their four-year-old son u
the faithfulness OF a setter dog. The
child, while out playing in the woods
near his home. fell into a creek. Leo
the dog, plunged in and succeeded in
dragging the child to the bank. H
then ran home for assistance. He b
gan pulling at the skirts of Mrs. Me
Allister and barking. Believing the
animal mad. the woman began scream
ing, and her husband picking up a
heavy club struck the dog over t.
head, cracking the animals skull A
though mortally wounded Leo su"
ceeded in leading the McAllisters tc
the side of the half-drowned boy, and
then went off to the woods and died.
The body of the faithful animal was
buried in the yard of the McAllisters
and many flowers were placed over
his grave.