davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
FRAUD CHARGED
To DETROITER
r. |. PiSHiON SAID TO HAVE
"STuNG" BERLIN, ONT,
MANUFACTURER.

After living on the Fat of the land
for two weeks and squanderiDg his
money like a drunken sailor, Franklin
4. PishforI. rather NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ing man OF middel age. occupies cell
in the Windsor police station and viii
be taken to Berlin, Ont, on a charge
of ffttvtffts -ottatnvrt sea5 bogus
checks His alleged victim was Nor
man Rees. president OF the Rees Co..
of Berlin, manufacturers OF collapsibls
go-carts.
Pishion went to Belin about two
weeks ago, introduced himself to Roos
rs 4 capitalist looking for an invest
ment and presently decided tc put
5000 In the baby buggy business. He
showed a letter. purpOrting to come
from Russell A. Aleer, of Detroit, as
surfing Pishion that the $4,000 would
be at his disposal Then Pishicn. be-
ing short OF ready cash. asked Roos
TO identity him at the bank and To
act as indorser on a couple of checks
he wished TO have cashed. M. Roos
readily consented. The nthc two
came TO Detroit TO complete the stock
deal. FASHIONS lavish expenditure of
coin aroused Roos's suspicion and he
found. on inquiry, that Mr.. Alser was
not acquainted with the man. Pish-
ions arrest followed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
WARD KILLED HIS
WIFE FOR DENYING
HIM 4 KISS
MURDERER CAPTURED ASLEEP
IN SHED NEAR SWAMP WHERE
HE HAD STARVED THREE DAYS
TRIED SUICIDE.

NEWAGO Mich, Aug. 22.-John
Marion Ward, chased for three days
through the swamps by posse and
bloodhounds. has been captured and
has confessed to the brutal murder
ef-his- wife, Mary, til the home Of
John Conley, with whom she had been
living during part Of the 20 years
since Ward had cruelty deserted her
When run down. Ward was found
asleep in a shed in the rear OF Mrs.
Mary SINNERS farm, near the border
OF q swamp into -whieA-he- httal frs
peafed It 5grtft: " ard
utterly exhausted and starved, had
staggered from the marsh TO the farm
pump and after, drinking had asked
Mrs. Skinner for some biscuits, which
she gave him. He then tottercd back
into the swamp. Mrs. Skinner quickly
reported To the officers and Nicholas
Craps of Biteley with Sheriff Bulls
and Deputies Ritterstoff and Belts
made the capture in the old shed,
while 20 armed farmers lowered near
Ward made no resistance. lie had
swallowed poison and then slashed his
wrists with a jacknife. The conse-
Queul Weakness anu loss OF DlOOu nuu
reduced him III dOctte state and he
confessed eagerly To the crime.
To Deputy Sheriff Branch, OF White
Cloud, Ward told the following story
OF his bloody deed:
When | saw my wife sitting there
| thought how cruel ! had been. !
wanted To make up with her and try
to start over again. II was 20 years
since | left her and | never saw her
since. | loved her more the day
went TO Conley's than ever before. /
wanted her. ! tried TO kiss her and
she slapped me in the face Then my
temper got up in fury. | forgot ev-
erything and was a brute again.
took out my knife. That's the last
knew Till / saW-her- dead-oa- -aeeF
at my feet in the pool of her. own
blood. | regretted the act then, but 1t
was too late"
----A-tfrong met the train tferr when
II arrived with the officers and their
prisoner. Ward appeared cool and
stolid He was taken TO the jail az
once and locked up.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
RALPH ROSE
. RETURNS HOME

NEW YORK. Aug 22.-Three
mere of the world champions who
scored at the Olympic games got
home today wnen the White Star lin
er Celtic warped into her dock. They
were Matt j. McGrath, John j. Elan
agan and Ralph Rose. the greatest
weight tossers in the world. In COM
pany they had toured Ireland after
the victorious American sweep at
London and were received with great
enthusiasm everywhere they appear
ed In the Emerald isle.
They have hurried home In re-
Spouse to cablegrams to take part in
the public reception which Is to be
rendered to them and the rest of the
American team on Saturday next at
the city hall following mammoth
parade
The returning trio are IN fine phy-
steal condition and are ready at once
TO compete in any games scheduled
In and around New York.
Rose spoke of his phenomenal shot
put at Queenstown the day before he
sailed. Il easily put the l6-pound
shot 81 feet inches from a seven
foot circle and without any toe-boaFd.
Had had the advantage OF toe
board / believe | would have hurled
the shot SO feet"
Rose said ne would stay in New
York for a month or two and compete
in the national championships and
other games held in the east
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
PAIR OF POLICY
OPERATORS CAUGHT

Detectives Reid and Good, who have
been engaged in running down a pol
icy game that has been operating in
Detroit fer several weeks past made
two importat arrests, Friday after
noon when they locked up Leonard r.
Weber, recently released from the
house of correction after serving a
term for counterfeiting, and Arthur
ID. Orcutt, alias Edward Brown. who
is said TO have acted as manager Of
the game here.
The arrests were made in the home
of Jennie Solomon, No. 220 Hastings
ST.. where the operations of the pol
icy men have been carried on, II is
said. Weber and circuit were at
work on some tickets when the Of
ficers entered and. the officers say,
attempted to tear up the tickets.
In CIRCUITS room at No. loo Con-
gress-st. east were found the press
and other paraphernalia used in
printing the policy tickets. These
were confscated.
Weber has been staying at No. 1852
Adams-ave. east with one Nellie Ris-
ley who was also taken into custody
on suspicion. Weber has a bad po-
lice record. having served a term for
burglary before he was arrested for
counterfeiting White he was under
indictment on the latter charge he es-
capped from Deputy u. S. Marshal
Cash Taylor, and was later captured
in Crosse Pointe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
TRAIN ZIPS 100 MILES
AN HOUR IN TEST RUN

WARSAW, Ind. Aug. 22.--All
speed records of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago division of the
Pennsylvania railroad were broken
when a special train carrying Prof
F. F.. Turneaure, dean OF the engi-
neering department OF the University
of wisconsin; Prof. G.. +. Crandall.
of the railway engineering depart
ment Of Cornell university; and F. NJ.
Graham. the Pennsylvania chemist at
Altoona, matte test ftff from Pierce
ton 10, Warsaw, a distance of nine
miles. The speed was in excess of
100 miles an hour.
The object was TO determine the
impact Of trains with the rails while
running at different speeds. The
train making the record run was com
posed OF a locomotive, a coach and
caboose. The train in another test.
ran 80 miles an hour and stopped
within 700 feet from where the engi-
neer shut of steam.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
WOULD BROADEN SCOPE
OF UNITED TYPOTHETAE

NEW YORK. Aug, 22.-President
Robert Scalkenback and Secretary
Chas. w. Smith. of the New York ty-
pothetae, have issued q circular in
reference to the proposed policy of
the United fypothetar of america
which was agreed on at the monthly
meeting of the New York Typothetae.
and will be submitted at the national
convention Of the United Typothetae
when it meets In September This
plan embodies more liberal con-
struction of the open shop idea
I'VE believe that he United Ty-
pothetae OF America should remain
an association broad enough in it's
policy to include all printers, what
ever their opinions concerning the ex-
pediency, or inexpediency of employ
ing union labor. or making union con-
tracts" says the circular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
MOTORCYCLERS'
RACE SUNDAY

A big crowd is expected at Recrea-
ton park Sunday afternoon for the
races held by the Detroit Motor
scouts The program Is one that has
brought In entries from lot OF speed
merchants and the prospects good
racing are said 10 be better than at
any previous time.
There are four motorcycle races
l5.mile handicap. l0-mile handicap,
and 5-mile handieaP-aH these bt-frs
open events-and 5-mile race for
single cylinder motorcycles.
In addition there are TO be three
bicycle races. The mile race is for
novices who have never competed in
race. whitley the two and fve-mile
races are open handicaps
Among the riders who will take par;
are o. j. Brown. w j. Treaty. c.
Clarke. Il. Leake, NJ. Caputeson and
X. NJ Hunter
Admission to the races Is free The
Recreation park track is a half-mlle
affair opposite the entrance 90 Palmer
park and is reached by the Log Cabin
cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
BRYAN PLEADS FOR
REVENUE TARIFF
To KILL TRUSTS
IN oPaNlN CAMPAIGN SPEECH
AT pEs MONIES, IA, COMMON.
Err SHOWS PROTECTION DOES
DOES NOT MAKE GOOD WAGES.
NEBRAsKAN HITS
FROM THE SHOULDER

f-.-N~nu- turfn viii not bring N
phhlci IL VIII not innuusurate inaus-
'Ii"i hTprcsstoni a. viii not reduce
"hses "n the contrary. "a viii stim-
ui"'e business mud give more em-
pipyment, aud a. larger demand for
labor viii be "a guaranty against a..
reune'ion al wages. \ reduction OF
tnrth VIII reduce the extortioa tbal
~ NOV Drncticcd b.cnnae- tI.s
e.l,s : aillss a rsaHetias priasI
e'f'rptr uIurr people 20 buy aud
this larger demand for the rood.
wiz pnf more people 10 work and
increase the number OF Industries
y fewer price viii greatly sfimuiate
p".,n'ion ana manufacturers vvLe
"rs now crippled by tarIH upon
WHIT they use, will be better pre-
p"red To enter fhc contest for xu,
pr"macy in the worId's trade"
"Fbe recent Republican platform
In bugIe csII 90 every benefcinrx
oi specihi privilege 10 enlist aunin
under the Republican banner and.
when the election IL over and the
,mep"phcan committee publishes the
nsi OF contributors--too late Ia
make the information vaIuubIe--It
VIII DC found that the Republican
party has agniB 80 obligated Itself
tnr protected Interests ns 10 be-
unable tn make n revision In the
interests of the consumers.v
The Administrations has claimed
credit for the 6ne against the stand
ara OH Co. in the ease which was
inteIy reversed. hut no effort has
been mrde to relieve the people from
the hne which IN imposed anon them
every day by the standard OIL CO.
through the operation Of the tariff
law which gives that company more
then 100 per cent protection mrmiast
Its chief rival. Russia.v
"Wbat faith can real tariU re-
former. whether he he "a Republican
or Democrat, repose in the Repub-
iican leaders. when they deliberately
put on all reduction until after ~ler-
ton and then call for contributions
with the understanding that the
public shall not know the names of
fh- contributors uBrTr arter the polls
nrc cI0seds.
'Why IL II that the manufacturers
nre~-eXnestssl- -v,--frrrrra -
proportion of the money 10 run th-
Republicans claim. the farmers and
lnborers enjoy so large "a proportion
In the benefits Of the system. Ix Il
not Significant fact that the farm
er~ and wnge carners. who are al
ways PIT In the foreground when
I the blessings of IA high tariH ARE
I being enumerated, are In the as4ck-
( ground whom the collections ARE
being made 2"
I .protectiop docs not make goo,
wages. Our better wages ave dr.
10 the grenter- intelligence md xiSll
OF our wOrkmen. To the greater hop,
) which free Institutions give then,
10 improved MACHINERY. 10 the hs.f.
ter conditions that surround then
} md to the organizations which have
} been formed among the wage earn.
ers."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22

ing with them T. Jenkins Hams,
Tony. as | know him. was seldom at
home.
When Mrs. Hams died on Jan. 10.
1906. was given charge of little
Mollic, whom | loved as | might my
own child. About one year ago. Tony
-aHd-Land- little Mollie moved to a
house at Cropsey and Twenty,Thifd-
ave. Bensonhurst
Before that time. Tony had asked
me TO marry him, but he never got as
far-as- having the ceremony- perform;
ed When my baby was about TO be
born, Tony took me to a hospital in
Brooklyn do not know where il is"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
FRANK ]. GOULD'S
ROSE" AN. ACTRESS

NEW YORK. Aug. Prank j.
Gould, It was asserted today. on good
authority. has decided that the de-
tails of the suit for divorce brought
against him by his vile shall be
heard in open court Mr. Gould Will
oppose the appointment Of referee
and will contest every step OF the
litigation.
II is learned that the young woman
referred to as Rose" in the amended
complaint fled by Mrs. Gould, is an
actress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22

FLASHED BY WIRE

MANCHESTER. Mass, Aug. PA
son was born yesterday. to Senator
and Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge, of In
diana, who are stopping here for the
summer.
WASHINGTON Aug 22.-Admiral
Dewey will hoist his flag on the Dol
phin today. and sail from Washing
ton for Portsmouth, N II. 1t will be
the first time since 1905 that the add
miral of the navy has flown his of
fetal flag over naval vessel on a
sea trip He will attend the Farra-
gut memorial celebration Ports
mouth on Aug. %.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.--Judge Bis
choff in the supreme court signed the
final decree granting to Fredericka
Anna Won Bardeleben. better known
from Frederick Wilhelm Gustav Carl
Won Bardeleben, who is known as
a count in Germany.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.--After a
vacation Of five weeks, Postmaster
General Meyer returned here from
Oyster Bay, where he participated In
conferences with the president and
New York Republican leaders regard
ing the gubernatorial situation In that
state Mr.. Meyer intends TO take the
stump and help educate the people re-
garding the importance of postal saw
ings banks.
LONDON. Aug. 22.-The Daily Tel
egraph in an editorial dilating on the
vast changes in the politics of the Pa
cifc portended by the magnificent re-
ception Australia has accorded. not to
British but an American feet, saysff
1T means. and is welcomed by the
Australians as meaning. that the Unit
ed States is determined to secure rs
position In the Pacific. Not a single
battleship- belonging 10 European
power Is 10 be found i'm any corner OF
that great ocean, while America has
three great squadrons there"
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 22.-S. X.
Friedman. a newspaper man, connect
cd with the Chinese Daily News. OF
this city. arrived from the orient and
declared that Japan was ripe for
revolt, He said that Zola's Paris"
and Tolstors Revolution had been
There had been trouble.
he said, among the soldiers IN several
barracks and It had been traced to
general reading OF lola and Tolstoi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
MAN s BODY FED
INTO THRESHER

Joseph Charron. aged 80, of No. 26
Delisle-st, River Rouge was instantly
Killed near Chatham, Ont, Friday af-
ternoOn, by falling into the feeder Of
threshing machine. One OF mis- legs
was torn of and the flesh ground from
his body. He is survived by his
widow and several brothers and sis
tiers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinity saturday night,
partly ctOudyg cOOferg sunday, lair and
cooi. fresh go brisk northcrIy winds.
Lower NIchiCani Partly cloudy and
cooler tonight, sunday, generally fair
And cool.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED

LANSING. Mob. Aus. .z.--ArtlcIes
80 incorporation were fled with the
Secretary of state nv the DeKay 4
Rntledge Co. Detroit. $4,000; Detroit
ideal Cigar Co. Detroit. $500, and
RE American Radiator ees. Of Asessi-
gan. Detroit. $1,000. =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
,AIssanssr. UmhreII".z "a Monroe

Invalids and Convalescents some
times need a tonic They cannot take
any chances Therefore order StrOh's
Malt ENtract-there is nothing equal
to IL. Phone Main SIC for a dozen bot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
PASTEUR DOCTOR is
INOCULATED AT WORK

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.--Dr. A. Lagorio,
who is at the head OF the Pasteur in.
stitute, has been fuocufated with my
drcphcbia germs and is taking his
own treatment TO ward OFF aD at
tack OF The disease
Two days ago, while the doctor was
experimenting with a guinea pig thai
he was dissecting. after having inocu-
lated it with. the gerns of rabies. he
ran sharp silver of bone under his
finger nail. 1t penetrated some dis
lance and made a painful wound.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
EAST nIrEEAL.0-

EAST BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Aug. Especial Cat
tie Receipts light and steady Hogs
Receipts 5000 steady, heavy. $TlO0
I.15; workers., s6.90@710; pigs, S5.5060
SIS; grassers. hogs Sc a 6.G5. Sheep
Receipts 1000. steady. best lambs,
$3.50. Calves-$9.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
In tho gathering or spanish War Vet
ernna In fhc q. A. IL hmllhlnE I'll

day uiEht. Henry W. Busch was in
dorsed for comma ndeD-in- chief attic
national Convention IN september I'm
Boston. lie u now next In rank for
The office
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
Maids Sensational story.


NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.--Marie Louise
Sulmande. the French maid who has
charge OF the two children OF L. Jen.
kins Hams, at his home in Eighty.
Sixthst.. Bay Ridge, declared today
that the younger child, Louise, S
months old. is her own. The wife OF
T. Jenkins Hams died in Washington
in 1906 and the baby he recognized as
his daughter was born In Brooklyn
hospital In December. 1907.
Marie Sulmande says that +. Jenkins
Hams has promised TO marry her She
expects him TO keep his promise as
soon as he Is released from prison
after his trial on a charge OF being an
accessory TO the killing of VIM. K All.
mis-. by his brother. Capt. Peter e.
Hains.
The maid and two children. Mollie.
aged 3, and Louise are In pitifully
lonesome state In the Bay Ridge
house. Ever since the tragedy at the
Bayside Yacht club. Marie Salmandc
has been In a state OF terror al night.
She was unable 10 sleep until Mrs.
r. Mason. neighbor. sent her IL
year-old sou, Warren, to remain In
The house from 10 O'Clock in the eve
until daylight.
II las been more or less an open
secret in the neighborhood since r.
Jenkins Hams moved 10 the Eighty
Sixthst. premises last May, that Marie
was the mother Of the baby. He HAD
not given the little one a name when
he first arrived iR the neighborhood.
The resemblance Of the child To the
maid gave rise to the rumor that she
was the mother, although T. Jenkins
Hams had given inquirers to under.
stand that his wife died last January,
shortly after Sthe birth OF the little
enc. --7
Worry Causes Her TO Tell.
Worry over the continued absence
OF T. Jenkins Hams from home AMI
reports which have reached her that
ne Is likely TO be sentenced to a long
term n Imprisonment. drove the half
distracted French woman TO a .evell-
ton Of her motherhood. Here Is her
story:
II came to the United States from
the south of/France about three years
-sse,- as maid 10 Mrs. Gen. Peter G.
Hams. The general and his wife
were then living In Washington. IN
K-st. Mrs. T. jenkins Hams was liy-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22

Adam Hnnscs. of No. 2s7 BrookIyn-nve..
while trimming shade trees at No.
465 Mcldrum- AVE. Friday afternoon.
fell distance OF ~ feet to the side
walk In ST. Marys hospital IL was
found that lie had sustained a frac-
turc OF the left ankle, beside painful
cuts and bruises.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
BOsTON WOOL.


BOSTON Aug. 22.--The Commerclpl
Bulletin OF Boston. basing its report
upon statistics gathered for the gov
eminent, says OF the wool market; ,"on
the whole. Indications are foc moderate
trading until faliNdcmand sets in The
-sff.trlsy-t -~tr-rrt.-srrrri for rrsIJrt1tr
wool firm. The shipments OF wool from
Boston TO Aug %. inclusive. were lOi-
SSi,275 pounds. against lbS,9II,0tb
pounds for the same time last year.
The receipts 20 Aug 20. inclusive. werc
112,215.OOS pounds, against 2iO,03I,2i5
pounds the same period last year
POM the occasion of his birthday. and
ON the eve Of his departure for A.
lantic city 20 spend a brief vacation
In rest and relaxation, Jeremiah
- Dwvef was presented w hts assocl-
atcs the Michigan. stove Go. with
n Very handsome and Substantial
ebony cane with gond handle appro.
priately inscribed. The presentation
was made in very happy manner
by George fiaFl-e.aFr- afst--Nice=
president and geperal manager. to
which Mr.. DwVer replied suitably
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
q FATHER. IN
@HIAGTON-FOR
ADVICE
AGED GENERAL DECLINES TO
TALK ON MURDER-sLAYER OF
ANNIs TELLS DRAMATIC STORY
OF WIFE's CONFESSION"

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.--Gen. Pc
ter c. Hams. father OF Capt. Peter c.
Hams and Thornton jenkins Hams,
who played the principal parts in the
killing OF VIM. T.. Annis. arrived In
Washington, late last night. Gen.
Hams. II Is understood. is here to
see some OF his friends to get their
advice as TO the fight TO be made for
his sons lives
II have nothing TO say" said Gen.
Hams when asked II he would make
a statement. Il think | know the
subject on which ywesild Question
me and can say nothing at this
time"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22

strauburg school Of Dancing.
Write or phone C2tD for circular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22
Tells Of Wife's Confession.

Capt. Hams made statement
about his wife's alleged confession Of
guilt with Annis, TO Jacob A. Shay,
who is associated with John +. Mcln-
tyre as counsel for the Hams broth
ers
II never had the slightest suspi-
cion of my wife. the captain said in
his story. until about three months
ago, when. In the Philippines, ! re-
Ceiyed warming letter from my
brother. Immediately dropped az
erything and hurried back home. /
could not believe the awful story was
true There must be some mistake
somewhere. | thought II is impossi-
BILE Claudia could be faithless. Oh.
God. cannot believe II, | Kept re-
peating TO myself.
THE month or more | knew II
would take me 10 get home seemed
like eternity. don't believe | slept
n wink In all the three long weeks OF
the koyage across the Pacific"
and so. between fear and hope the
y2hng captain passed the long. weary
dsys and longer nights until he
reached the United States. From the
coast he sped Aestfte, Aifti. arriving Tn
Fort Hamilton. his wife denounced the
awful accusations as lies.
That night was one of the happfest
In my life." he said. IL refused even
TO speak TO my brother. who had writ
ten me about Claudia
Her absence from home she had
explained by saying she had gone on
q visit TO the mountains. Previously
she had mentioned trip by boat
The captain could not understand how
she could get TO the mountains by
boat. and he asked some more ques-
tions. To his horror he discovered In
her replies several more points or diff.
ference between them and the story
she had told him the night before.
Il wanted to discontinue questioning
her, but could not" the captain con-
tinued. The more we talked the
more she contradlcted herself AT
last she broke down and confessed.
She had not go neto the country at
all. she admitted in tears, but had
accompanied Annis to an apartment
tn the Upper part-uf-h fanirattan1- She
thought IL was an apartment Of some
bachelor friend of Annis.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22

"6rainstorm" as Defense.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Some WISE
acre once said during murder trial
where alienists and medical experts
figured 10 a depressing extent:
There are liars: darn liars; gol-
darn liars
And medical experts
II Is now known that this general
class will play an important part with
their testimony at the trial OF Capt.
Peter c. Hams and his brother. T.
Jenkins Hams. who are held for the
shooting of VIM l.. Annis at Bayside.
"Brainstorm, IL is asserted. will be
Capt. Hams defense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-22

MANCHESTER Mass, Aug. pa
son was born yesterday. to Senator
and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge, of In
diana, who are stopping here for the
summer