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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

For United States Senator.
CLAUDE r. PORTER
OF Centervine, Appanoose County
For Presidential Electors at Large
JOHN e. CRAIG
OF Keokuk, Lee County
G. C. LOOMS,
OF Des Moines, Polk County
OLIVER p. MYERS
OF Newton, Jasper County.
For Governor
FRED e. WHITE
OF South English, Keokuk County.
For Lieutenant Governor
d. A. RAY
OF Humboldt, Humboldt County
For Secretary Of State
JULIUS RUGE
OF Carroll. Carroll County
For Auditor of State
G.. E. MUNROE
OF Oskaloosa, Mahaska County
For Treasurer Of State
JAMES S. CUNNINGHAM
OF Knoxville, Marion County
For Attorney General
CHARLES A.. ROGERS
Of Eldora, Hardin County
For Superintendent of Public Instrue.
ton
CAP E. MILLER
OF Sigourney, Keokuk County
JOHN M. STOKE.
OF Lucas, Lucas County
For Clerk of Supreme Court
(To fill vacancy
GEORGE B. WHITTEMORE
OF Sioux City. Woodbury. County.
For Railroad Commissioner
MACK J. GROVES
OF Baskerville, Emmett County
For District Presidential Elsetor
Fifth District
r. G. STIRTON
OF Monticello, Jones County.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
Tho English Dandy.

The valet applied the backing with
his fingers, being very careful not to
soil the boots white tops.
"You h'Americans," he said, cave
the cash, but you hain't got no sech
handles as as London. Me former
marster, the young Marquis Of Carab-
bas, as separate pair Of trees to
every pair Of boots. The boots cosl
from ga h'up, the trees from s2 h'up
You don't do that sort Of thing ere
You hain't h'up to it.
"Carrabas as two tailors, one FOL
sportin' toys, one for dress toys. Heach
tailor as stuffed mankin, a perfect
model Of his ludship, to fit the clothes
on to. I amt seen no n,anikins ere
"Carrabas and all his family - it's
q common thing among the swells =
h'allers sends their linen to the south
of France to be washed. Them there
French laundresses is splendid; the
southern sunshine, too, beaches the
stuff wonderful: but you. SIR, well
you're content with steam laundry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION.

NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION.
Office of County Auditor, Marshall
county.
Notice is hereby given that a primary
election in accordance with the provis-i
ions of the primary election law OF
this state will be held in this county
on the second day of June, 1908. Poll
ing places will be open in each voting
precinct at the usual places for holding
elections. The polls will be open as
required by section 1oS7-a6 of the 1907
supplement to the code, which provides
in effect that in all cities of $500 pop
ulation or over, the polls shall be open
from 100 a. m. to 500 p. M, and IN
cities Of less than $500 population and
in country precincts. from 100 p m.
to $500 p. m.
The various offices to be filled, and
the persons who have filed nomination
papers and affidavits and who are en-
titled to have their names printed on
the official primary ballot, are as fol-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20

wot works h'abominable. &
eyer English swell as town clothes
and country clothes. In town ~ only
wears dark, shing things top ats,
black tail coats, dark blue. or black
overcoats. In the country he wears
loung or sack suits, flannel shirts. gray
overcoats, tan boots. But over ere
you don't h'observe them distinctions.
You wear country clothes IA town.
You can't deny It, sir. ! 80 It
h'often."
'Tll try and learn. Algernon." said
the young millionaire humbly, as he
got ready for his bath.
"Well, you're in good 'ands, SIR"
said the valet, in an encouraging tone.
Listen to me and you'll soon be h'up
+n sn,1ffn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20

For Secretary Of State
HOWARD M. HUMPHREY
OF Lake City. Calhoun County
For Auditor Of State
JOHN d. COLLINS
OF Sac City, Sac County
For Treasurer of State
CHARLES G. BACON
Of Wilton Junction, Muscatine County.
For Attorney General
j. A. HARVEY
OF Perry, Dallas County
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
Lame Shoulder.

Whether resulting from sprain a.;
from rheumatic pains. there is nothing
so good for a lame shoulder as Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Apply It freely
and rub the parts vigorously ct each
application and a quick cure Is certain
For sale by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
PROHIBITION CANDIDATES

OI Oeesss1 =
For Presidential Electors at Large
L. S. COFFIN
OF Fort Dodge, Webster County.
JULIUS CARLETON McCASLIN
OF Keokuk, Lee County
AARON STALKER
OF Richland, Keokuk County
For Governor
X. W. BROWN
OF Ames. Story County
OREN d. ELLETT
OF Marshalltown. Marshall county
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN w. LEEDY
OF Oskaloosa, Mai1aska County
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20

For United States Senator
WILLIAM b. ALLISON
OF Dubuque, Dubuque county
ALBERT B. CUMMINS
OF Des Moines, Polk county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
For Trustee
I. P. AUGUSTINE

For Clerk
ROBERT DENBOW
w. C. vANHORN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
For Presidential EIeotor. At Large

THOMAS T. ANDERSON
OF Indianola, Warren county
JOHN FL. ANUNDSON
OF Mason City, Cerro Gordo county
w. w. COPELAND
OF Burlington, Des Moines county
s.. B. PACKARD
OF Marshalltown. r. r. 3, Marshall
county
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20

~ AAsAe sNsSSsS 49,
Marion Township
For Justice Of the Peace
G. e. HARTWELL
For Constable
]. C. SHELTON
For Trustee
C. l.. BURT
A. w. HAUSAFUS
For Clerk
l. A. LAY
For Assessor
F. WERTENBERGER
Marshall Township
For Justice Of the Peace
/. S. WILLARD
S. L. PEEK
For Constable
ANDA MORSE
EDWARD ]. REED
Minerva Township
For Justice of the Peace
MARTIN A. GAUNT
w. E. JONES
-
For Constable
s. K. ELEY
B. A. MITCHELL
For Trustee
AUGUST ARMBRECHT
]. A. CLEMONS
AUGUST SCHAPER
LOUIS SMITH
For clerk
II. l.. HARTW1G
A. D. MCCORMACK
For Assessor
GEORGE ALEXANDER
H. H. SCHAPER
State Center Township
For Justice Of the Peace
JAS. p. ALLISON
j. F. GREY
For Constable
]. r. COWAN
]. A. SHEPARD
For Trustee
GEO. B. RIEMENSCHNEIDER
r. ROBINSON
Z. r. WYATT
For Clerk
&. HANSEN
For Assessor
w. A. NICHOLS
Taylor Township
For Trustee
, G. w. ALLEN
A. C. DILLER
For Clerk
p. L. COLLINS
For Assessor
w. r. STEWART
Timber Creek Township
For Justice Of Che Peace
p. w. BOHEN
STEPHEN SHANK
For Constable
WALTER MUNTER
For Trustee
w. M. HOOVEN
GEO. r. HUDSON
- H. B. KOPEL
For Clerk
w. H. THOMAS
For Assessor
e. B. WILLIAM
Vienna Township
For Trustee
H. L. ECKLES
JOHN NJ. MCPHERSON
G. H. STULL
For Clerk
CHAS. e. NICKERSON
For Assessor
z. A. HILL
Washington Township
For Trustee
E. w. BUCK
GEO. A. Doubts
w. A. ELLIS
For Clerk
GEO. M. REED
For Assessor
r. w. BLAKELY
EMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
For United States Senator.
CLAUDE r. PORTER
OF Centervine, Appanoose County
For Presidential Electors at Large
JOHN e. CRAIG
OF Keokuk. Lee County
G. C. LOOMS,
OF Des Moines, Polk County
OLIVER p. MYERS
!. OF Newton, Jasper County.
For Governor
FRED e. WHITE
OF South English. Keokuk County
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
gEnus- rpabrran nlarslalltuun. arua, 5nag 20 1903

IAU1I eaAA>sst SA~02
For Representative in Congress
Fifth District
SAMUEL X. TRACY
OF Cedar Rapids, Linn County
For State Senator
JAMES Il. STANTON
OF Marshalltown, Marshall County
For State Representative
GUSTAvUs A. SMITH
OF Marshalltown, Marshall County
For County Auditor
MAX PATTON
or state Center, Marshall County
For County Treasurer
VIM. SYMPTOM
OF Green Mountain, Marshall County
For Clerk Of the District Court
]. S. DARRAH
OF Gilman, Marshall County
For Sheriff
HENRY WELP
OF Haverhill, Marshall County
For County Recorder
]. A. BRYANT
OF st. Anthony, Marshall County
For County Superintendent
f. H. NGERT
OF Albion, Marshall County
For Coroner
H. T. MARS
OF Marshalltown, Marshall County
For Member of Board Of Supervisors
GEORGE PUTNAM
OF Laurel, Marshall County
FL w. SAVAGE
OF Marshalltown, Marshall County
Greencastle Township.
For Justice Of the Peace
OLIVER CUNNINGHAM.
A. r. URBINl
For Constable
C. F. buffer
II. S. ELLIS
For Trustee
8. GREGG
l.. r. LUDLOW
For Clerk
w. H. JONES
For Assessor
w. C. SCHULTZ
Iowa Township
For Constable
B. e. FRALEY
For Trustee
J. d. F'RALEY
For Clerk
JABEZ BALLARD
For Assessor
]. C. MICKLE
JEFFERSON township
For Justice Of the Peace
J.sC. BULFFR
MARTIN KUNKLE
HERMAN Willis
For Constable
C. =. ROSS
For Trustee
S PETER LOUKS
HENRY w. OFTEN
For Clerk
MARTIN KUNKEL
JINKS r. PATTON
BEN PUTNAM
For Assessor
LEWIS SIETMANN
j. A. WEST
Liberty Township
For Justice Of the Peace
W.. d. DREW
For Constable
CHARLES TIGHT
WILBUR TIGHT
For Trustee
w. j. DUNN
JOHN MACKIN
FRED VAN METRE
For Clerk
SHERMAN BROWN
For Assessor
c. M. SMITH
Timber Creek Township.
For Justice of the Peace
JOHN HILSABECKt
r. H. HUGHES
I For Constable
B. B. WARD
For Trustee
A. A. GLE
D. I. HILSABECK
ED. PUTNAM
For Clerk
j. A. WALKUP
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20

Bangor Township
For Justice Of tho Peace
M. RUSSELL
For Constable
A. C. KERSEY
For Trustee
l.. r. GREEN
r. e. MARSHALL
For Clerk
=. w. HOLLINGSWORTH
For Assessor
THOMAS HOLLINGSWORTH
/. p. JESSUP
Eden Township
For Justice Of the Peace
OLLIE LUTTEKEN
H. M. WEEKS
For Constable
e. C. CAPRON
e. l.. TRIBBY
For Trustee
JOHN BEAR
S. H. CRAWFORD
JOHN w. LONG
For Clerk
H. F. STOUFFER
For Assessor
OLLIE LUTTEKEN
Greencastie Township
For Justice # the Peace
j. NJ. CARNEY
C. r. GAUNT
For Trustee
JOHN BRANDON
o. j. OLSON
F. L. WILLIAMS
For Clerk
r. IA. DUNkLH
For Assessor
C. o. DAGUH
Iowa Township
For Constable
A. E. BEACH
c. v. DUNHAM =
For Trustee
H. p. AUGUSTINE
For Clerk
ROBERT DENBOW
w. C. vANHORN
For Assessor
JASON MOFFATT
Jefferson Township
For Justice Of the Peaaa
"A. L. MOsER
For Constable
ROBT. s. WARREN
For Trustee
d. C.. MAYTAG
JOHN McILRATR
d. H. PAUL
For Clerk
]. w. WELLS
For Assessor
G. e. PAUL
LeGrand Township
For Justice Of the Peace
A. l. MOORE
For Constable
P. NJ. PAULsON
For Trustee
A. DRURY
BENZ. SAWYER
H. G. WOLKEN
For Clerk
CHAS. G. JOHNSON
For Assessor
NJ. T. TOSTENSON
Liberty Township
For Justice Of the Peace
J. w. GAUNT
s. N. MEEKINS
For Constable
J. r. GAUNT
WILLIAM LAPLAE~
For Trustee
]. w. LACEY
w. e. ROSS
For Clerk
T. B. TURNER, JR
For Assessor
G. TT. ROSS
Linn Township
I; For Trustee
JAMES ANDREWS
w. e. WILLIAMS
For Clerk
S. o.. LAMPMAN
For Assessor
g. w. LAMPMAN
Liscomb Township
L..A;a> a& AAn RAaeH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-20
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES

For United States Senator
WILLIAM b. ALLISON
OF Dubuque, Dubuque county
ALBERT B. CUMMINS
OF Des Moines, Polk county.
For Presidential Electors At Large
THOMAS T. ANDERSON
OF Indianola, Warren county
JOHN Fl. ANUNDSON
of Mason City, Cerro Gordo county
w. w. COPELAND
OF Burlington, Des Moines county
8. b. PACKARD
OF Marshalltown, r. r. 3, Marshall
county
For Governor
B. f. CARROLL
OF Bloomfield, Davis county
WARREN GARST
OF Coon Rapids. Carroll county
JOHN ]. HAMILTON
OF Des Moines, Polk county
For Lieutenant Governor
GEORGE w. CLARKE
OF Abel, Dallas county
BERNARD MURPHY
or vinton, Benton county
49, JAMES H. WILSON
OF Menlo, Adair county
For Secretary Of State
w. C. HAYWARD
OF Davenport, Scott county
For Auditor of State
JOHN L. BLEAKLY
or Ida Grove, Ida county
F. M. HOPKINS
or Guthrie Center, Guthrie county
For Treasurer Of State
w. w. MORROW
or Alton. Union county
For Attorney General
II. w. BYERS
OF Harlan. Shelby county
For Superintendent Of Public
Instruction
OWEN j. McNIANUS
OF Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie
county
JOHN F.. RIGGS
OF Sigourney, Keokuk county
For clerk. of Supreme Court e
ITO fill Vacancy
II. Il BOuSQUET
OF Knoxville, Marion county
For Railroad Commissioner
JOSEPH COCKFIELD
l3. OF Cedar Rapids, Linn county
NATHANIEL S. KETCHUM
or Marshalltown, Marshall county
FRANK III. KEYS
or Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie
county
For District Presidential Electors
Fifth District
w. C. WALTERS
OF Toledo, Tama county
For Representative in Congress
Fifth District
JAMES w. GOOD
OF Cedar Rapids. Linn county
JAMES II. TREWIN
OF Cedar Rapids. Linn county :
For State Senator
o. L. INGLEDUE
OF Marshalltown, Marshall county
49 "a c. n. VAN LAW
OF Marshalltown. Marshall county
For State Representative
WALLACE H. ARNEY
OF MarshalltoWn, Marshall county
For County Auditor
ERASTUS CORNELL
OF Marshalltown, Marshall county
BENZ. PACKER
OF Marshalltown, Marshall county
For County Treasurer
ROBT. w ss,TEYsENS
OF Marshalltown, Marshall county
For Clerk Of the District Court
w. M. CLARK
OF Marsnalltown Marshall county
~ = a, 4 NJ AT HARADON
OF Marshal ltown, Marshall county
aL..:H
= 3. sJIrHoIsoN
OF Marshalltown, Marshall county
T. 70. wEATHERLY
-, ,s.rsha,,+o,yr Marshall conntv
Il II s IS - " s. WILSON
q. 1r.rs,,a1,+ouun Marshall county
n. a. woRDEN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
HOOOlUMS FIRE
ON GUFFE! TRAIN
ATTACK ANTI.BRYAN DELEGATES
WITH BULLETS, STICKS
AND STONES.

EFFINGHAM, H., July 13.-Thugs
and hoodlums with guns, rocks and
sticks attacked the train bearing the
Pennsylvania anti-Bryan delegates
homeward from the Denver conven-
ton, as 1t was entering st. Louis.
over the Missouri Pacific railroad, yes
terday afternoon.
On one side of the car Pelham,
which was the last car on the train,
was streamer announcing the fact
that the car contained the Pennsyl-
vania delegation. II Is believed that
some persons bitter against the Cuff
feyites for their opposition to Bryan
planned the attack.
The train was running at high
speed, just inside st. Louis, when sud-
denly there was a fusillade Of rocks,
bricks and bullets from revolvers. w.
Schultz. o. T. Maxwell and j. F. Cur
ran, OF Washington, Pa, were all
seated together on one side OF the
car and were the center OF the attack.
All OF them were cut by flying glass,
but escaped the rocks and bullets.
Col. j. M. Guffey, whom the gang
evidently intended to injure. was In
a stateroom In the forward end OF the
car and escaped. Mr.. Guffey has been
made III by the alkali dust OF the
Colorado desert and the heat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
BILLBOARD TO Be
MADE TIL IN 6
OF BEAUTY
NO MORE uNoRAPEp BLONDES
or, coLoRs THAT DON'T HAIR
NOME WILL BE EXHIBITED
EXECUTIVE MEETS.

Beauty and quiet taste will be the
watchword of every blllposter In
North America hereafter.
No more will the toilet creams OF
the great nation be advertised In col
ors that do not harmonic. no more
will dizzy blondes undraped be shown
in the burlesque show -four sheets.
or scenes Of murder be depicted In
heralding the coming OF the ten
twent' -thirt' melodramas.
Every billposter from now on will
be considered to be an artistic con
noisseur per sc and 10 rule out al
Objectionable paper. To that end the
executive committee OF the Associa
ton of Bill Posters and Distributors
Of the United States and Canada Is
meeting In the Hotel Cadillac. prior
TO the convention OF that association
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
I'VE intend to have campaign OF
education OF the public. and to com
bat any unfounded prejudice against
billboard advertising" says Attorney
z. A. Frost. OF Chivago. the legal ad
wiser OF the association. 1T will be
the policy OF the association 10 pro
hibit the posting OF any Objectionable
paper, either OF a criminal or immoral
tendency.
The advertiser has been educated
In this movement we have been join
ed by the printers. and there is
much more rigid censorship over pa
per now being printed than is mag
ined. Old paper which does not cor
respond to the present ideas Will be
posted until 1t Is exhausted but nc
new supplies must be made.
THE idea is to make bill boards
attractive. They are necessary ad
vertising medium and we wish to
avoid unfounded and unnecessary
prejudice"
The officers of the association are
T. II. B. Varney. OF San Francisco
president; Chas. Bernard, OF Savan
nah, secretary, and G. l.. Schinnell
OF Louisville. vice-president. Harry
Walker, Of Detroit, is member O
the executive committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
SWINDLED, THEN WRITES
SUICIDE LETTER

Melvin l.. Thompson, OF Alma. Mich,
came 20 Detroit last Thursday with
s400 in his pockets. He had been in
Detroit but q few hours when he fell
IN with young man who invited him
to play pool. They were Joined by a
third party, and Thompson was In
duced to bet on his newly found
friend. He continued TO bet until his
pile was gone. he reported his loss
to the police then went TO the home
Of Il friend on Grand Riverave.. where
ne had left his grip wrote letter 10
his wife. and since then has not been
seen.
HIS wife and son-in-law came 30 the
city Saturday and when they opened
;he suit case found the letter. Thomp-
son expressed his regret for what he
had done. AMI said that he was asharn-
ed 90 meet his wife.
II have walked the streets all night
thinking OF you, sweetheart. he wrote.
and, now it's me for, the river
His wife is convinced that he has
carried out his threat TO take his own
life Thompson had sold out his busl
ness IN Alma and vas about 10 start
in new venture In Detroit. lie had
rented house on Hudson-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
MRS. WESSON DIES
FROM OLD INJURY

Mrs. Lucyra Z. Wesson. widow OF
William b. Wesson, died Sunday
night In the family home. No. 1876
Jefferson.ave., as the result OF an ac-
cidept, which occurred more than a
year ago. She vas So years old. A
year ago last April Mrs. Wesson was
found lying helpless on the floor OF
her room, having slipped while at
tempting 10 rise from her chair. Since
then she has been confined TO her bed
and her death was not unexpected.
Mrs. Wesson was the daughter OF
the late Lyman Baldwin. once sheriff
OF Wayne county and member OF the
leather firm OF Hayden & Baldwin.
Her first husband was William Hill.
who came here from Massachusetts
In 1910, and who was later a director
OF the University of Michigan from
which he graduated. Her second hus-
band was William b. Wesson. who was
the first president of the Wayne Coun.
" Savings bank. and foremost fig
ure I'm the development Of Detroit.
One daughter. Mrs. Stephen " Sey-
burn. survives. The funeral Will take
place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence. with interment in
Elmwood cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
RARE ENTERTAINMENT
AT ELECTRIC PARK
Good Vaudeville on the Pier Forms
Fine Amusement These Hot
Summer NiQhts.

This hot weather causes people to
remember Electric park and particu-
larly the pier pavilion with its cool
Dreezes. fine view Of the river and
the delightful vaudeville shows that
are now being given every afternoon
and evening. 1t Is just the weather
for this light form OF entertainment,
and the show Itself, like the surround
ings. is just as refreshing as a long,
cool mint tulip.
The bright particular star of the
past week has been La Carmontella,
the dancing girl. who does not seem
to have bone In her body. She has
been retained for another week.
La Carmontella may be called q
contortionist or she may be called
simply dancing girl, but sure It Is
that her performances are very DIFF.
ferent from that OF either the ordin-
airy dancing girl or the ordinary fe-
male contortionist. La Carmontella
is graceful. dainty and beautiful and
her gyrations are novel and pleasing.
1t Is promised that the program
will be a great one throughout. In
addition to La Carmontella there will
be Oneida, the empress OF mystery.
as she is called. who performs aston
ishing Illusions; the Four Bragdons,
who are not only entertaining coined.
ians but sing and dance also; Rogers
and Evans, singing comedians, and
Develde and Zelda, who will add an.
other novelty number. Miss Effie Cos
tello stiles has made such an emphatic
hit singing new songs each week that
she has been engaged for third week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
FLINT MAN TRIES
TO STAY FAMILY
JEALOUS HUSBANDS SHOOTING
OF WIFE AND RELATIVES
HAPPENS IN CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. o., July 13.-Anthony
Hassler. 20, Of Flint, Mich, shot and
wounded his wife, fatally wounded
her sister. severely injured his mother
in-law. shot at his father-in-law and
two other men. and then attempted
to end his own life here, yesterday.
Hassler and his wife we're separat-
ed and. the police say. infiamed with
jealousy over a report that his wife
was about to seek divorce, he went
to the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kilger. and bursting open
the front door, fired upon her. She
was shot through the left shoulder.
Hassler, the police say. then shot
her sister, Mrs. Rose Herman.
through the breast, fatally wounding
her. AS Kilger. the father-in-law, and
two callers at the home attempted to
escape through a side door Hassler
fred at them. but missed. Mrs. Kill
ger while running, fell and struck her
head against table, sustaining Sc
we're injury.
Hassler then went to the street and
fired bullet into his right temple
AS he lay upon the pavement he again
put the revolver to his head and fred.
He Is not expected to live
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
Daily Death Lis!

Marguerite Cote. years. 463 E Fort:
tuberculosis
George Supmarey, 2 months, 13l
Crossley: enteritis.
Edward Weaver, 6s years. sac Baker:
senility.
Edward Kruyza. / year. 2l9 Superior
meningitis.
Cecylia Gurny. months. l3+6 Camp
bell; cholera infantun.
Christian Hermann. 81 years. Ill
Preston; enteritfs.
Rosierio Bombino. IL months. 100
Hastings. heat exhaustion.
Frank A. Braidwood. 22 years, Grace
hospital: typhoid fever.
Evelyn Jordan. months. $97 Al
fred: CASTRO enteritis.
William Moss. months. 3e6 SHEER
man. marasmus.
Minnie Tutzke. 81 years. 24s Frank
lin; arsenical poisoning. suicide.
Henry W. Little. 80 years. s22 Har-
per. carbolic acid poisoning.
Rudolph Neidermeyer. IS years. Grace
hospital; inquest pending
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
THAW CASE GOES "a
OVER TO DECEMBER al

NEW YORK, July 13--The appli-
cation for Jury trial for Harry X.
Thaw, to determine his mental con-
dition. was adjourned today, until
Dec. q. before Justice Mills In White
Plains. On that date Justice Mills
will decide whether Thaw is entitled
10 jury trial.
Before court opened today Thaw
was taken to a barber shop in White
Plains. He refused TO allow the bar
Der to shave him, but selected a razor
and shaved himself. He was then
taken back to the Poughkeepsie jail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
Marriage Licenses

John Cassidy. 80: Charlotte Rivard
Clarence r. Bartlett. 20. Buffalo, y
T.; Anna VI. kramer "a same
Gilsom W McKelvey. as. Youngs-
town y. Katherine Kelly. ~. same.
Jacob Rizyk, 30. Helen Rizyk. 20
EDWARD Sreiman. 20. Detroit; Marie
Dub. -, Cleveland
IS. N' :"
Horace II, Cutler. as; Aledia Grant
ham, 3s
Alfons vanlandeghen. 81; Emma
Deneweth. 20
fish rs
Barney Miotka. 2l Margaret Ratajc-
Yak IS.
VIM II. Crossman, 25. Medina. ". Y;
Emma Harrington, 90, Akron. y, Y
Reuben d. Hurd. SO. sibley Mich.
Grace Duncan, 10, same.
Frank Moczek. 81 Katherine Hataia
Schneider.
Joseph Gutz. 20. Rosa Honag. 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-14
JUST ABOUT WHAT is
EXPECTED FROM HALL

A. b. Hall. who is candidate for
the prosecuting attorneyship on the
Republican side. holds views with re
gard TO the enforcement of the liquor
laws very similar to those Of the pres
ent administration.
Il believe that large number OF
the members Of the Committee OF One
Hundred are members and directors
OF various clubs which do not obsrve
the closing laws" says Hall. II would
consider IL more consistent on their
part to first insist that their own clubs
close at the legal hour before trying
to close up other places where drinks
are sold"
Mr.. Hall is of for vacation trip 10
New Hampshire Tuesday