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The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
MISS E[K|NS HAS
PUT ON MR. OF
MAJESTY
OLD FRIENDS NOTICE IT AND
WONDER " THEY WILL GET IN
v,rATioNs TO THE "RoYAL
WEDDING"

ELKINS. Nov. l7.-Elkins Is almost
standing on its head. ngurativeiy
speaking. with excitement over the
coming wedding Of Miss Katherine
Elkins and the Duke OF Aprufx.
Ola frienda of the senator who have
been associated In business with MIN
for years, some OF them ever since hs
begun to pile up his millions. are won
dering whether they viii receive INV
tations to the wedding.
Nowhere else H. the interest In the
coming royal nuptials SO intense as
here in Elkins, where Miss Eikins mas
been known almost from babyhood.
But none Of her gtrlhood friends mas
been taken into her confidence, and
many Of them feel piqued at TINS Seem
ing slight.
Friends who knew her when an .
little girl she rode with them across
the hills and chummed with them IN
the simple pleasures OF outdoor lie
here have suddenly realized that there
has been q change, and that they are
not on the old-time footing OF social
equality. :,
Miss Elkins continues to treat old
friends with courtesy, but II Is dig
nified courtesy. They say 1T IL Just
different, somewhom."
The townspeople are keenly alive
to the extraordinary honor that Is to
be conferred upon Miss Elkins, and
they stand In awe Of her.
In other years the two palauai
homes OF Senator Davis and his son.
in-law, Senator Elkins, have entertain.
ed many parties OF townspeople'
These have been noticeably few this
summer. never before his a season at
Halliehurst, the Elkins home, been
so quiet socially.
Miss EikIns Studying.
Miss Elkins has spent most Of her
time here, outside of her daily rides
and drives, In study. Her education
has been chiefly under governesses
and private tutors, the best that mon.
ey and q desire for superior instruc.
tors could secure.
When Miss Elkins AZ the Duchess
Of the Abruzn takes her place In the
charmed circle Of italian royalty few
ton in italy will surpass her In intel
lectual attachments. She has all the
social graces, too, and II the remote
ly possible ever should happen and
she should occupy q place on the
throne of italy she will display. her
friends here think, majesty and intel
ligence that will be a. nattering to
her American birth and education al
II will be to her royal husbands choice
in making her his bride.
The duke and Miss Elkins have In
common an interest in outdoor sports
and this Characteristic Of Miss Elkins
first attracted the duke TO her. In
Elkins. where she has one of the most
exquisitely arranged homes for enter
tanning. Miss Elkins prefers q cross
country ride any time to a pink tea
Scattered over the seven hundred
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PuxxiInp.

A visitor from London who came
to New York LAST summer was taken
by his host to see one Of the games
at the Polo grounds. The game had
progressed as far as the third inning
without anything In particular hap
pening, when suddenly one Of the
Giants pounded out a three-bagger that
set everybody bowling with Joy.
"That was q Bird" calculated the
Englishmans host, after the excite
ment had subsidized.
A moment later foul tip sent the
ball flying back into the grandstand.
And what do you call that7'
Quoried the Englishman.
THAT Is foul" said his host.
"Ah." returned the Englishman, "a
fowl, Ell? Well, II seems to me that
the language OF baseball Is most ex-
traordinary, and yet you use those
terms TO describe two plays that seem
to me to be Numerically opposed to
each other. Do you call that logical ?"
~Yes," said the American. "Ornitho-
logical"
The Engiishman Is still trying to
think 1t out.-Harper's Weekly.
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R|suT0Rs WILL
|nlW LOTS FOR
'uhs|hG JOBS
olGsr WAY TO AVOID STRIFE
Mo DISPOSE or HUNGRY
(oRoE or coNsrirvENrs-ooo
IoAv HEAD DELEGATION.

y moat1nx Of the Detroit legislative
'on<zon was held Monday evening
|4com No. s01 Majestic building for
Of planning organised &C
m a the various matters that are
1o6y beginning to demand atten-
~ name Of Robert Y. Ogg has been
11oood quite generally for chair
|n e the delegation. but the matter
come to IN issue. the delega-
y merely making Charles Flowers
|1nan Of the meeting and leaving
ma<ter Of permanent organisation
~ stature OCCASION
- proposition TO declare as q unit
Calm p. Campbell for speaker
- " 1rut handled cautiously, AZ II
y known that Judge Newkirk has
- = the delegation Il was. how
- % apparent that Campbell's cleo
i - practically sure that when he
1 neopooed the unanimous vote Of
k(o1ogation was pledged to him.
~ King was handed. the unani-
n votU for clerk Of the house.
- noxt topic considered was the
- 1oho for the faithful whose I'm
Enft1se have already begun to en-
- he desks and absorb the time
o11t1dual members whose endorse
- aEo eagerly sought 1t was
~ docidDd to wait until It Is
III how many and what jobs
- ooanty 10 to get before dispos-
g them. They may then be
n by lot to avoid any possible
uDo matters disposed of. an hours
rn1on Of the new constitution
yUd, the legal members raising .
16ne OF questions which may prove
1865. The most important, per-
being that until the legislature
<Gnnceed . general law the COM
council cannot proceed with the
charter, and that the Legislature
no< put the work in the c0un-
han6s at all, but invest the pow
= commission appointed by .
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rs TURN C0REA
IT'D A SHAMbLE;
12,014 KILLED
lrARv OFFICERS SAY THAT
IlplApo's TROOPS ARE KILLING
oTlvEs ~ wHoLEsALE--JAP.
1asG OFFICIAL FfevREs.

NJ FRANCISCO. Nov. l7.-Pas-
- arriving from Manila In the
rort Buford quote military Of
Who have recently been In jap
authority for the statement that
nnds Of Coreans have been kill
"a japanese since the mikado oc-
y he hermit kingdom with his
The Coreans killed up to the
c1 August last. since the conclu-
oG the japanese protectorate
q July. 1907, number 1904, Of
"A. - are certified to by the
6oo garrison, 7s6 by the gen.
no and $50 BY the native police
while 6.693 surrendered. The
! foturns Of the Japanese casual
nrnount 70 only 169 killed. 254
~ and 9,162 invalided. of whom
ubooQuently died.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
CHILD COOKED TO
DEATH IN TUB OF
sCALD|NG SUBS
LITTLE CHARLIE RYszkA, PLAY
ING ABOUT FLOOR, sTuM6LEs
INTO wATER-sEYoND AID
WHEN RESCUED sY MOTHER.

Charlie Rysxka, IS months old, fell
into tub OF boiling suds in the home
OF his parents. No. 2414 West Jeffer
son-ave.. Tuesday afternoon. and was
SO severely scalded that he died early
Tuesday morning. The flesh was liter.
ally cooked.
The little tot was playing about the
floor when he stumbled into the water.
His screams brought his mother to
the rescue but the child was so terri
bly, scalded as to be beyond aid. Cor
oner Bennett Is investigating.
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BANK IS CLOSED;
CASHIER ARRESTED

MONTICELLO, KY, Nov. 1.-THE
Citizens National bank has been clos
ed It's assistant cashier, K. /. Win.
frey. disappeared several days ago and
its cashier, Charles McConnaghy, has
been arrested by United States mar
shall and taken TO Somerset for a
hearing before United States Commits
sioner Cook. The shortage Is estimat-
ed at $4,000. The banks paid UP
capital Is $4,000. and It's deposits are
placed at $4,000.
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~ Houcs For
= 6Rissfng Wife and
Kiss and Foyet Past

0A0O, Nov. 17.-An erring
D1ea that she was sorry for run.
o0ox with . handsome affinity
n1Snt touched the heart OF the
nA who had pursued her since
husband kissed his wife. who
Driooner In the hands of the DO
~ WAS released and they board.
<ro1n on their way home to New
k he afnnity IL still missing.
~ hueband, b. H. Barr, q New
1ookmaker. found his wife. Bella,
~ general delivery window at
cDtoflce, after he had waited
[ 1of about IS hours with detec.
Do1la appeared to get a decoy
010t ~ her from New York BY
14 lf16nd- Barr and his wife
~ cenfral station and the
<11pu occurred In Capt.
UXUED.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.,

nosxVN SVrFEA --HAEnN.
[ Furnished by Haydsn. stone q Co..:
than ysstsrdAy with siighIiy easier ten
osnoy. due largely TO profit taking At
the end OF the week. Most OF the lead
Ing isauss are all fractionxily lower.
Utah Consolidated and old Dominion
showing the largest declines. Superior
4 Pfttsbsrg 10 an exception TO the gem
eral tendency and n selling at 20.
ysstsrdsy. Miami IL also = hrm stock
and seems 10 be In demand around ish.
We see nothing IN the situation to
change our previous opinion that cop
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

Seven hundred humane horse col
lars we're sold In Detroit alone after
each purchaser had taken advantage
of the 16 days free trial which this
company offers. We hear daily re-
ports that the humane back saddles
are curing the worst cases of sore
backs while the horse continues to
work. Does not the above spell sue
cess2 Send for free catalogue. HUI
name Horse Collar Co, $50 Russell-st..
Detroit. Mich. once phone Main $3.50:
residence North 20s5R-
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Argue Grade Crossing Case.

LANSING, Mich. Nov. 17.-(Spe-
cial )-Corporation Counsel Hally, Of
Detroit. and Attorney s. T. Douglas,
are arguing case before the supreme
court involving grade crossing at
Fourteenth. Fifteenth and Sixteenth
SITS. The city was bested In the re-
corder's court and appealed to the
supreme court. The arguments will
be completed today.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.--At the Metal
exchange today business continued
quiet with q somewhat nrmer tendency
in tin which improved &c for spot and
from abroad. Quotations: Lake, lax
0l4hc; eiectrolytic. Ism @14Mc; cast
ings, IiQl4hc; lead. "a 5.o5c; spelter.
S4.3s 0<.<0c; tin. 30.12h q 2o.37hc.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

b DsTE Sops w Nov s.a,a E syss
s..s ss tn % a' ;s'es tn:
trated holdings and dislod1s some long
wheat. In this they failed and the
trend Of prices w rs 1Swsra S Ssri2 o,, a.:
visible supply showed q decrease. and
the weather and other conditions fav-
ored the bull position. While Chicago
there Is little danger OF decline. The
market ruled strong during the entire
session and closed at top hSurss
sl.Osh December opened unchsnsed AZ
$l.05h, and advanced to }l.W; May
opened At 3l.os%, and Advanced TO
d a0 July opened NED At M;esaH os anc s Ha
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-o~sh
No. 3. SAFE; No. . yellow. car At
oa,s-cash No. . white. cars at
52hG at Se+e; No. = white. car at
Rye-Cash No. 2. 7sc
Beans-Cash. S2Is: December. 32.20.
Clover seed-Prime spot. ~ bags at
$3.50; March. 200 bags at $s.6s: sample.
90 bags at 1925. 50 at IS: Il at '47S;
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
day. included 400 bills OF dour. cars
Of corn. IL of oats, and Of rye. With
are 5l7.432 bu OF wheat. 174.26s bu OF
corn, 2as.sao bu of oats. and $3.50 bu
OF rye c, 90
cars; year ago. Is cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
TO I'D lower, and corn u q y d lower.
Winnipeg wheat receipts. 4St cars:
year ago. PA.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
day. sss cars: year ago. Tss cars
Wheat receipts at St Louis. 1900
bu; year ago. $4,000 blu.
worlds wheat visible supply. $4,000
Blu, decrease.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday. 1.3ss.ooo bu; year ago. $4,000
bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four on Tues
day. 27l.o00 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov. I7.--wheat was
slightly lower at the opening. with
rather light trade. Pringle. Bloom and
and Patten were among the best buy
ers. Commission houses were on both
sides. There was no special feature In
the new over night. The winter wheat
belt is still In need OF rain. No relief
Opening prices: wheat--Dec.. 1l.o2r
sac. SatsEbec.. ssXc. Pcrk-Jan..
SIS. Rlbs-Jan.. ss.S1. LArd-Jan.,
isI29s.'6.
CHICAGO. Nov 1.-THE wheat mar;
AFFAIR with net gains OF Is O. &c for
wheat and closed u d &C higher: oats
were rGkc better. and provisions 90
CLOSING prices: wheat-Dec., u.osH
@I.0A Corn--Dec-. 62Nc bid. Oats
Dec, <sS @tstc. Pork--Jan., SSH.
Lard-Jan.. 1917 bid. Ribs--Jan.. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Nov 17.--The cotton
Traders were inclined to hold or until
after the meeting OF the revision COM
mittee. which will be held tomorrow.
Following the call there was little
change In the list. Opening prices
Dec. s.0s0s.01c: Jan. s.StQs.ssc;
March, ss19s.S2c: May. Sss8sssc:
July. s.fsVs.soc; Aug. s.71@s72c: Oct.
$500 bid.
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GOV. HIGGINS IS
NOW BENEDICT

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Nov. 17.-Gov.
James Henry Higgins. the country's
youngest governor, was welded today
to Miss Ellen Frances Mcguire. Of
Pawtucket. In the presence OF an i'm
mense congregation at ST. Joseph's
Roman Catholic church. Pawtucket,
by the rector, Rev. Father Dennis F.
Lowney. The bridegroom Is 80 years
old
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Aps,.:-Tancy. NoG common $50
G2 per bbl

Bustsr-Ofncial prices: Extra cream
eries isc: firsts. &c: crooks. 20 q 22c;
packing stock, lsc per ID.
Cabbage-60 q soc per ou-
c:ssl1. 3 soc per doa 'u'
Cheese-Michigan full cream. new,
ice; Schweitser, 1sc Der ID.
Chestssts-ss.so@7 per blu: isoile
csiissr.sa Tr.ms-orapes. n.7so,
Co9es-Package coffee. si27s0ls.ss
Der 100 lbs.
Dre..sd Cslves-Fancy. s0ioc; CON-
DresssS Hsss-Lssht 707ne; heavy,
s@shc per ID.
Eggs-Michisan current receipts.
orator extras, f4c per doc.
FIour-Michigan patents. In wood.
$3.50: second patent. IS; straight. $3.50;
CLEAR, St.7S per bbI
Fesd-Jobbing lots. bran. sac: coarse
corn meal. SIS: corn and oat chop.
S2s. so; coarse middlings. 3ss; nns mid
difngs. S2s Der ton.
Finsan Haldiep-10c per ID.
rv~ss esaAsss--Cucumssrs hot
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
D HURT WHEN
|scAFF0LD FALLS.

- nen were injured when q scat.
o which they were at work ON q
~ - No 70 Rowena-st,. broke.
~ morning. One Of the injured.
= Uommell, No. 143 0randy-ave.,
|orpor hospital. His injuries are
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
PRODUCE.

The butter market was put up an
other cent on the extra grades this
morning, following an equal advance
at Elgfn Monday. The egg market II
very strong. Fresh receipts were ad-
vanced two cents yesterday on light
receipts. while storage stock was
steady. Poultry was q little slow this
morning, there being very few buyers
out. while the receipts were quite large.
ket was let down ten cents on all
grades. In q general way, the market
was fairly active. with the demand
lines OF goodA.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

acres In the Elkins estate are hurdle
fences and there are few hills within
miles around that Miss Elkins has
not explored on one OF her favorits
horses.
Close friends hare have gained the
impression that q trip In Africa after
the wedding - being considered by
Miss Elkins. She IL said to have told
them that she should IKE nothing bet
ter
Miss Elkins was . member Of hunt.
iuR parties here this fall which includ-
cd her father and brothers, and she
II q successful shot
Regardless Of the cold weather Of
the past week she was out every day
hatlsss. but wearing q long sable coat.
She Il always accompanied by her
mother or Mrs. Blaine Elkins. or Mra
Lee, her aunt.
The duke, whose favorits pastims
10 riding and driving horses, was fas
cinsted with Miss EMinG horseman.
ship when she drove him on many
trips about Washington last spring.
No doubt IL felt here that when the
duke comes to this country he will
spend q week or more here getting
dCQuhAhhCo VIII thC ShoA AAAA0 1880
try where Miss Elkins spent many OF
her happiest hours.
Signor Cora. attache 70 the Italiar
embassy at Washington, visited the
Elkins family here in August and
wrote 10 the duke glowing descrip
tons OF the picturesque country and
the beautiful Elkins estate. Signor
Cora was entertained by the Elkins
family on a lavish scale and taken IL
the family's private car over a con
siderable part Of the senator's big
coal lands.
"Duke Of West Virginia."
The Duke OF the Abruzzi. when he
visits here, will be impressed with
the dukedom Of the Duke OF West
Virginia" as some of the senator's
friends call him. and the great innu.
ence he Yields throughout the state
not only In politics. but In local indus
tries. Outside Of his large railroad
interests, Senator Elkins can count
several hundred employees In his lum.
Der and coal mining Industries.
The only Italians we ever see are
the ones that work In the senator's
mines" said an old friend OF the fam
lily the other day. But Katherine is
sensible girl, ana am pretty sure
the duke must be a nice sort Of per.
SON"
Friends laughingly point to the Ital.
ian style OF architecture Of the FL
kins home here. which was built sew.
eral years ago and which stands on
the brow of one OF the highest hills
overlooking the little town.
The duke must be perfectly
grand fellow to be any finer than Miss
Elkins," said one friend the other
day. Miss Elkins Is q splendid girl.
and the papers are quite right when
they say that the duke 10 a mighty
lucky fellow to have won 80 lovely a
girl. She will make lots Of those titled
women SIT up and take proper notice
Of her. you may be sure. and she will
be a credit to this country's represen-
tation on the other side,
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Quotations by Hayden, stone q Co.:
Omen High Low. Cloge.
u. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
bid: new Sc reg. ioSh 6ioiN 40 coup.
I0Ok 6101L: new 10 reg, 120h VII:
40 COUP 121 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
Diplomatic.

A breezy and enterprising western
politician applied to the secretary OF
state for a consulship at one OF the
Chinese ports.
You may not be aware. Mr..
Blank said the secretary, that
never recommend to the president the
appointment of q consul unless he
speaks the language Of the country to
which he desires to go. Now. I sup
pose you do not speak Chinese
The westerner grinned cheerfully.
III Mr.. secretary" said he. you will
ask me q question In Chinese. I shall
be happy to answer It,"
He got the observation-disclosures
Magazine.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
Markets az Finance

calves. s6.6o0Ias. shsep-Receipts
10000; market weak to 100 or native.
western sheep. jaA0Vito: western
lambs. Ss.TS0S: yearlings. et0t.7s.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

Wise is the man who gets busy
when the weather Is pleasant and puts
away something. for rainy day.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
AUDITING.

Has 4 department especially
well equipped to give eff
cient service in maxine
audits and examinations of
the books of municipalities.
corporations. institutions,
and individuals. 1t Is under
the management Of q Certi-
fed Public Accountant.
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EASI
Nsssrt OF Market Opsaiag ~ 0ad1es,
RerscA q CO.. Cs@sassslse Merchants
BUFFALO. Nov. 17.--cattls-Receipts
SO cars, slow. Hogs-Receipts 10 cars.
fancy heavy. $3.50: best yorkera ?s.esg
SIS: light. s595.20; pigs, N:Ie@%.s0.
Sheep-Reoeipts 30 c4rn: SLOW: top
lambs, S61o Calves-eee0.
MARKET CLOSE
EAST BUFFALO. ". r.. Nov. IL
Cattle-Receipts 1895. slow. steady.
lower; Gull 10 choice. y.ss@s.s. sheep
and Lambs-Recelpts 5000. slow; lambs
I0c lower, sheep easier; lambs. ytq
SIS: yesrlings. 4WA76; sheep. Sz9
425. Hogs-Receipts 10000, slow and
steady: workers.. t5d5.s0: pigs. 4t.I5g
40: mixed. So q $50; heavies. $3.50
g. rouzhs. s6.25d6.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.--Ioes-Receipts
$4,000: quality fair: market slow, &c
lower than yesterdays average; light,
ssq5.7o; bulk, i5:se66.7s; mixed. tb2o
u $40. pigs. 1915 d5; heavy. ss.2oQ $50;
good TO choice heavy. S5.i005.s0; rough.
$500 ~ $40; Workers.. choice. ss.5od $50.
Cattle-Receipts 1000: market weak
20 iOc or; beeves. ss.2bW7.4o; Texas
steers tS40Q4.4o: western steers, ~. Is
"a $50 stockers and feeders. $500
$50; COW. snd hsifsrs sLbo . $40:
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A GIFT your boy would enjoy. a Ju-
venile bicycle. Prices range from
$l7 upwards.
John B. TROSSEL,
Se3 MICHIGANAVE.
Tel w 3O5-J Cor Fourteenth.
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DIED

CUPOLO-Mrs. Mamie Boasquette. be =
loved wife OF J. A. Cupolo. age p.
died Dec. 81. 1910 y. m. Burial
Thursday a. m. from residence, III
Chene-st.
LEADBEATER-Dec. 21. at her home.
21S Owen-ave., Clara, beloved wife
OF Frederick Leaibeater. mother OF
Mrs Annie Tibblc. Clarence and Ed
ward Leadbeater sister Or Mrs. j;
Weller and Mrs. ID. LOOMS. Feneral
Thursday at p. m from residence.
MELLTS--Dec. 81. at her home, 1902
Sixteenth-st.. Alvernon Hamilton
aged q years. beloved wife of Ar
thur T.. Nellus. Funeral Wednesday
at y. m, from residence.
ROW Eat the residence OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs w. II. Woods. $40 Hudson
ave. Monday evninS, Dec. 81, Sarah
widow OF william Rowe. lnterment
at Hamilton. ont. Burial private
Omit flowers. Hamilton papers please
copy
spENCE-Dec 90. Edwin A. Spence
aged Il years. Funeral at 76l Mich
igan-avc., at IL "A. M. Dec. %. In
terment ut Ann Arbor. Mich.
eCHROFTER--Dec. 20, 1908. at par
ents' residence 202 Division-st, River
RouCc. william. beloved son OF Carl
and Louise Schroeder. aged Is years
Funeral Wednesday from above resi-
dence ~ .. m, and at 81 John $
church 2:15. Interment at Woodmore
by funeral car
SIIFAII Ant. L., aged 40 years be-
loved husband OF Lizzie Sheahan (ncc
RiIey), and father of Thomas. Mary
Willie and Lizzie. Funeral from res
idence. l96 Harner-ave, "Wednesday
at sac a. M. andslyoly Rosary church
ut 2 o'clock. st. Louis and Buffalo
papers please copy.
yOGLER-Dcc. 20. Mary, aged 90 years
beloved wife Of Bernard NOgler. and
mother OF Mrs. Joseph Mas. Flu
neral Wednesday. Dec. %, from 1920
Sheridan-ave.. at $40, TO St An
thongs church at a. M. sun time
Intermcnt at Mt. Elliott.
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DAILY DEATH LIST

Eva Hermann years, IA Clinteai
measles.
Margaret 4. Kester. 90 years, 1879
Fourteenth: pneumonia.
Anthony Langoni, / year, $50 Di-
vision. pneumonia. 800
Marie sumner. months, lilo MIL
tary; pneumonia.
Edwin A. Spence, II years, Detroit
General Hospital. uraemia.
Theresa Wenzel, so years, II Pres
ton, apopleXy
Emilia Virgin. rs years. IS Mitchell;
general debility.
Heronien Monarchs. l year. III Jos.
Campau; marasmus.
Ella BECKER. II years, 1875 Medbury,
peritonitis.
Anna Hin. sc years. st. Mary's hos
pital, senility
Walter NJ. Levick. SO years. S27
Woodward asthm
Ludwig Miller. o. years. rs Burdeno:
paresis.
Dorothy Elnheuser, is years. soc
Mcpougall Cirrhosis.
Margaret Rooert. - years. AS Beau
hion; pneumonia.
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BIRTHS

BOYS,
Charles pike. $50 Bagg.
Albert Mont gomery, Sll Twelfth.
Percy Martin. IS Milwaukee.
Sidney Fraser. go Monroe.
William Martin, 1870 kantcr.
Charles Fox, col Mitchell.
Edward Larkins. 53l Dragon.
Jacob Marshlck. 9l1 W. Boulevard.
Henry schmidt ass Cavalry.
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