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The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
BAILEY DEFENDS TILLMAN.
President's Attack Does Not Change
Opinion Held by Texan.

Opinion.HeId by Texan.
Dallas. Tex. Jan. 1S.-United States
Senator J. ". Bailey started this morn
ing from his home in Gainesville TO re-
turn 10 Washington Asked his opinion
on the TTlman-RoOsevelt affair. he said
he had no doubt that Senator Tinmsn
would scquit himself Of any improper
conduct.
Even President ROOsevelt's attack
upon Senator Tfllman when read care
fully does not touch the integrity Of the
senator, said ~. BsiIey. 'end ne who
know aim know re is absolutely above
any attempt 10 perpetrsts fraud"
Senator Bailey admits that his TIP was
in the interest OF pro4r-sed state Iiqunr
legislation.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Continued on Pagc 4. Column 4.
Furniture Of Our Forefathers.

4 grand collection OF mahogany furni-
ture, plate. prints. &c, VIII be sold al
auction al SlOan's Galleries, I457 c. 81.
to-day at II a m. and D. M, regardless
OF the weather The catalogue embraces
over go desirable lots which viii be sold
70 the highest bidders Tomorrow is the
last Cay Of the sale. BY order OF A. Men
delsohn, Of philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
POPE'S BIRTHPLACE SAFE.
Message to Rome Says Town of RIesi
Is Not Injured

Rome. Jan. Is.-The Pope this after
noon received q reply 70 a message
which he sent this morning to MS native
town OF kiesi. The replying telegram
states that the town was not damaged
BY the latest earthquake
It now transpires that the damage at
the city of Magliano. in the province
Piedmont, is slight. and not vast as was
at first supposed.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Inten.e CoId in Canada.

Ottawa. Jan fs-Intense cold prevails
throughout Canada, and there were sew
ersl deaths throughout Ontario in the last
twenty-four hours Al Carleton Place
William Foster was frozen 70 death in bis
home At Brantford Gibson Scaee drop
ped dead while shoveling snow. In OF
tawa to-day the thermometer was as low
as IS below zero, the coolest this year
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
COMMITS SUICIDE
AFTER 4 MURDER
Frederick Kramer Kills Mrs.
Harbin, Then Himself.
HAD RUINED THE HOME
Became Jealous Because Couple
Recently Reunited.
HAD RUINED THE HOME

Waited TIL Husband Had Kissed
Wife GOOd-by and Departed, Then
Went 10 House and Enacted she
Tragedy-Vfetfm of Kramer's Bull
let's the Mother of seven Children,
Several Of Whom Are Small.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Hepburn Is Reelected.

Boise. Idaho, Jan 13--By d strict party
vote Weldon E. Hepburn was reelected
to the United States Senate to-day. The
Democrats united on James L. McClear.
The vote Of the joint assembly was: Hey
burn, 81; McClear, 1s.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
FAIRGROUNDS WIN
IN HOUSE FIGHT
Plan for $4,000 ApprOpria-
tiOn Is Favored.
FOUR HOURS OF DEBATE
Believed Action Will Be APP
proved When Vote Is Taken.

Representative Parsons Leads Fight
fn Behalf Of the Children of wash
ingtOn-RepreseBt Mann, Pc
ters, Douglas, Foster, GilIett, aud
Murphy Make Strong Appeals for
the Additional Allowance.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
PRESIDENT RIDES
50 MILES IN RAIN
OutdOes Army and Navy Test
in Seventeen Hours.
FEELS FINE AFTER TRIP
Leads Party Across Hills and
Gulleys in Dark and Sleet.

Great Outing, for the Retiring Head
Of the Nation Brings Him Back TO
the white House Happy and Beam
ing with Smiles Over His Accom-
DIIshments-Makes Speech TO the
TOwRspeOpIe of WarreRtOn.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Mr. Peters Speaks.

Mr.. Peters. Of Massachusetts. said the
child without a playground is like the
man without a Job.
Fairgrounds have come to be consid-
cred q part Of the educational courses in
our cities" he said, and are so reeog-
nized by educators
The city Of Boston was the pioneer
city n connection with this form Of public
education IN 1856 the first public gym
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Florida end CrroItno Ro.o-,.

Best reached by Seaboard Air Lire Three
dining cars Ofiee 1z1 Pa ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

Finest Flowers Tor Table Decorations.
See Blackstoae. 18th and II ssS nv.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
shock Felt in wide Area.

Vienna. Jan. IS.-Prof. Belar. OF the
I.asbach observatory. describes the earth
quake as very strong. he says the
center was in Upper Italy. but the shock
was felt through a wide radius, even at
Lalbach.
Rome. Jsa. 1s.-Prof. Oddole, of the
Meteorological bureau here. says the
earthquake was not connected IN any
way with the catastrophe in Southern
italy and Sicily
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

Continued on PaEe 3, Column 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

Continued en- Page 3, CoIuma /.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
TO STOP
PETTY GRATING
Controller Would Mark Car Tickets
and Stamps So Use For Private
/ Purposes Will Be Detected.

The days OF the grating city hall
emplaye are numbered IL City Control
Ter Doremus has his way. Hereafter.
whenever a clerk In any city ofhce
wishes To do any grating In the way
OF postage stamps or street car tickets
he cannot do SO without advertising
the fact, provided the controllers can
convince the council that IL ought 10
loosen up TO the extent OF $50 for an
anti.graft machine.
The plan is simply this. Controller
Doremust would perforate every stamp
and street car ticket purchased by the
city for the use of employees ON city
business with the word Detroit. A
machine manufactured for this pur'
pose and approved by Uncle sam Is
already in use in several OF the larg-
er manufacturing institutions OF the
city When IL was brought 10 the at
tention OF the controller recently ne
was az once impressed with the idea.
He believes that the machine would
pay for itself In a few weeks. and he
will ask the council ways and means
committee, Tuesday, 10 authorize him
10 purchase one.
In this event, II would also be nee
essary TO change the system OF pur-
chasing such supplies SO that each city
department would buy its stamps and
street car tickets through the control
lers ONCE instead of from the post
Office and the railway directly, as at
present. In other words. the control
lers Office would do the buying for all
the departments and all stamps and
tickets, before being turned over TO
the other off .es. would go through the
perfora-S machine.
This would not prevent an employe
from using city stamp on private
letter. or from taking street car
ride at the citys expense, IL he felt
like IL, but IL no used a perforated
stamp for such purpose the recipient
of tho letter would know that the city
paid the postage. Likewise II he took
his wife TO the theater in the even
ing and paid the fares with perforated
tickets. the conductor would know
that the city was paving the freight.
Thus. the use of the perforated stamps
for private business would be publicly
advertised and this fact. Mr.. Doremus
figures. would materially lessen the
tendency 10 graft.
or course. IL would be necessary to
obtain the consent of the ID. L. X. be-
fore using the perforator on the tick
cts. but the controller has not the
slightest doubt that the company will
cooperate with him.
The plan. II is said, is an outgrowth
OF story recently circulated in the
city hall To the effect that certain
city postage stamps. III the perforat-
ing machine had been in use then,
such a thing would have been almost
impOSsible
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
ITALIAN WEEKLY PLANNED.
Paper to be Established " Support Is
Secured.

IL sufficient encouragement is ex-
tended the Italian colonies OF Detroit
and Michigan will have a weekly jour
mai printed in their own language in
few weeks. The Italian Tribune OF
Michigan has put in complete Job
printing plant at No. PSI Gratiot-ave.
and has issued a creditable specimen
copy OF four-page weekly. which Will
be used in soliciting subscribers and
advertising contracts. The californian
ager, V Gipliane,- announces pa
triotic policy as follows:
"Our work Is simply moral educa-
tive and instructive. Our thought Is
TO reunite the various italian colon
les OF Michigan, both morally and ma
terially, around standard without
egotism or craftsmanship. therefore, ey-
eryone, whatever be his political or re-
ligious views, can have in this news
paper the most effective means to
make known his ideas regarding the
betterment of our colonies. - We
will endeavor TO get the majority of
the Italians TO become citizens of this
great republic and we will show the
moral and material benefits that said
citizenship would bring to the Ital-
ians."
The specimen copy contains por-
traits and biographies OF George Wash
ington and Giuseppe Garibaldi. Two
columns are devoted TO a lesson in
English.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
DIED.

BucKLEY-May /. at his parents
home. 34s Townsend ave. John H..
Jr, beloved son OF John ii. and Eliza
Tuesday at ssO from residence. and
Q o'clock at ST Charles's church.
GATECLFF--May ,. at his residence,
SOS Sixteenth-st Henry. beloved hus-
hand of Stella Gateclin. Notice OF
funeral later.
DIEGEL-May I. Magdeiena. beloved
wife of Henry Diegel, age 81 years.
Funeral Wednesday from residence.
Taylor rd.. Gratiot, at a: ~. ana
from the Assumption church. Grotto,
at $50.
Sunday morning, May =
Funeral from her late residence. '.
watson-st, Tuesday, May Z. at 1880
a. IN.
HoLzMAN-May ]. Joseph Holman at
loved brother of Mrs. Pauline stu
kowsky. Mrs. Julia Carbauneau, An.
thouy and Barney HOFFMAN, age ~
years Funeral Tuesday at Sis from
residence. and St Joseph church at
McNAUGHToN-May =. 1909. at rest
dence, 73s Cass-ave.. Frances Steele,
wife OF Duncan X. McNaughton; .
neral services from home TUESDAY AT
gao p. m.
MUNRC-May 2. 1909. John A. Munro.
Funeral from residence. III Milwau-
kee west. Wednesday at p. m.
NICKLASCHEwITZ- - May 81. 1908,
Frank. beloved husband OF Gustav
Nickiashewitz. aged a. years tu-
ave. Tuesday. p, m.
PENNY-May >. 1909. at residence. 5000
boulevard west. Gertrude Faatz, wife
OF Lewis w. Penny. aged 26 years.
Funeral Tuesday. May 4, at y. m
Burial private.
PAUGEoT-May 2. 1909. Adele. wife OF
George Peugeot. at RESIDENCE lSz
Eighteenth-st. Notice OF funeral
ROBERTSON-May 2. 1909. at her late
residence. 272 Harrison Mary
Eliza. widow OF the late James j.
Robertson barrister. Winnipeg, Man
Itoba Funeral services Tuesday,
May 4. 3 a. IN. 1nterment at Chat
ham. ont.
ROHDE-May l. at her daughters resi-
dence. 1885 Twenty fourth-st.. Louise
Rohde. aged IS years. beloved moth
or of Mrs Louise Bleich, and Mrs.
Augusta Friedrich Funeral Tuesday
al 80 from residence. and 2 o'clock
al second German Baptist chcrch.
ccTIEER-May 1. 1903 Christian sheer,
an residence. III Christiancy-st. be-
loved husband OF Caroline Scheer, and
father OF Mrs Anna Merten Mrs
Marie Draheim. Mrs Louise Wieg-
man. Mr.. paul Scheer. Mrs Clara Mer-
tens. Funeral Tuesday. May 4. at
230 o'clock.
SMITH-May I, 1909, at his residence,
II spruce-st William, beloved son
Of Mrs Helen Smith. aged ~ years.
Funeral from Maney's chapel. 10 Ma
ftonal-a at r. m. Tuesday,
yoGT-May .. at residence OF her
douRhteT. $40 Champaign st, Mrs. III.
u Vogt. beloved mother OF Mrs -.
w. Patton. Mrs. & w. Klein. MISS
Ea,barino and Hazen a. Nogt OF De-
troit. and Mrs c. Van Tassell. OF Buf;
fafo " Y, aged 81 years. Funeral
Tuesday AZ 2:3o p. m. from residence.
Chicago papers please COPY.
1,tr, SL.Y-Aprt 80. 1909 Charles f.
Vernov. AZ ~. Mary's hospital, aged
40 wears. beloved father of Lucy T..
and Charles f.. Jr. Funeral notice
later
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Anthony Hebe1. II, Annie Luck. 81.
William a. Sarns. %. Mary Bate
son. %.
Jacob Raebandt. 60; Christine
Abram. IS.
Conrad Frsldij. 20. Chicago. III.
Anna Bohnke q. Milwaukee.
John Svrcck. %. Anna Nerep. %
Eomanus Hermann, 30. Elizabeth
Krokkcr. 20.
Fred Ternes. 81. Springweils. Eliza
beth Kaseike, 20 Dearborn.
Frank Frederick, IS. Jennie Dethicr.
Peter Goctz ~. Katie Manydt. Is.
stanley Grolivski. -, Theresa Hert.
Jacob Roszak. 20 Mary Seletin, %.
Valentine Balserzok, IS, Mary Wi
chovska, 20.
charles J. SmeIlle. 81. St Thomas,
Can. Alice Lowell, 2S. same.
Herbert A. Park. 81. Nellie NJ.
White. 20.
William Schulz. %. Bertha Drude.
Anthonu lBorowsky. 22. Frances
Kamcniecki. 81.
FELIX Brown. %. Anna -schmitt. -
Joseph ID. Pomaville. %. Clara Fuhr-
mann, %.
Robert Hines. 81. Bertha Polasky.
IS
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURRAN LINES.
Dc.ron United Intcrurban Lines.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT JiMITEDs--S;1J a. m. 1870
2. IN. aud i:lO y. IN. Locals for Flint.
Y a. m, and every two hours to y. m.
To oxford, Rochester and Romeo. q.
m, aud hourly to II p. IN. tW
PORT HURON LIMITEDS--7.i5 a. m.
1870 a. M, 3:45 y. M, $40 y. M, Satur.
days only, 1915 p. m; sundays only.
ii y. IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly.
a. IN. to y. M; also o y. m. to Ma
rlne city. To Mt. Clemens. half hourly,
$50 q. IN. TO y. m, and hourly 20 IL
p. m To Mt Clemens via shore Line,
hourly. 6.2S a. IN. TO o;2s d. M, ais0
IL y. m. 49,.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs--S;20 a, M, f1:2o'
a. M, 2:20 and $50 y. IN. Locals Tor
Toledo, hourly, $3.50 n. IN. TO $3.50 p. M.
also $40 and III u. IN. for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMITEDS-7:45 a.. m.
12:i5 and 3.45 y. IN. Locals Tor Jack
son. a. M. and every two hours 70
y. m: for Ann Arbor. n. ~. anu
hourly 10 IL u. m; for plymouth ana
Worthwhile, $3.50 a. m. and hourly 70 s.sv
u m. also A. m and III .. M sSNIfnp>
cars from Ypsilanti lt 81
For wynndotte and Trenton--5:33, q.
m and half-hourly TO S:33 y. m, hour
Iy to 1898 d. IN. Sundays, frst ear ~
1908. with half-hourly service through
out. h4t
FOR Royai Oak. Birminshsm ee1
pontiac-s.30 n. m. then half hourly
until u. m. then hourly until III pm.
For Farminnton. Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake aud Pontinc--6 a. m. and houriy
until IL y. m. 80 %.
Last cars await closing OF theaters.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
100000 OF wALsH's
INDEBTEDNESS is LOST
Prominent Banker Makes Estimate In
Affairs Of Ex-Bsnker-Chicsgo
Guaranteed $26, 900.

CHICAGO. May 3.-Nine million dol
lars OF the Indebtedness Sf John r.
Walsh has been set down 10 less oy
the forty banks participating in II as
q result Of the failure Jf the Walsh
banks four years ago.
This is the estimate OF prominent
banker made public today He de
clared that many OF the larger bank
creditors place so low a value on the
Walsh assets that so per cent has
been charged on their books.
In December. 1905, eighteen banks,
members OF the Chicago clearing
house met and decided - guarantee
the $4,000. 600 owing 10 odApositors Of
the Walsh banks. The bands found.
however that the Walsh assets were
" orth only about $4,000, 900. Walsh
has professed 10 believe ali along that
his railroad projects, especially the In
.iiss4sa- Southern ultimately hiring
in enough money TO pay on all his
debts and give him comfortable
fortune besides
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04

Frank SiedIHaH,+5 wears. Little Sis
tiers of the Poor. paralysis.
Joseph Lockerdosch, 1 month. lI2
Herkimer: hamilton.
Francis Martin. 80 years. St Mary
hospital. delirium tremens.
Maria J. Leddy. 1 month. 500 Vine
wood marasmus
Theresa G. Berry, Il years, lVi r.
Adams. tuberculosis.
James Cameron. 90 years. zoos Sheri-
dan anaemia.
Ernest Raetz. 67 years. 1877 Grandy:
asCitis
William Meyer. SIS years. 1877 Pierce
nephritis.
Edward Conrad SIS years. eos Hen
bricks: tuberculosis.
Laura G. Foster. so years, III VIII
kins: mitral Insufficiency.
Charles Heidi. SO years. 2S3 Macomb
carbolic acid poisoning.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
L. X. Liooett Host at Dinner.

Louis X. Liggett. president OF the
United Drug Co, Of Boston. who with
his associates recently acquired John
w. Gray's interest In the drug firm
of Gray q Worcester. gave a dinner TO
several Detroit friends and represen-
tatives OF the United Drug Co. from
other cities in the Pontchartrain no.
tel. Saturday evening. The dinner
was in honor OF the opening OF the
new store at No 1879 Woodward-ave
Covers were laid for about %. Mayor
Breitmeyer was among the guests. Mr..
Liggett is a former Detroiter.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
To Build io-story Block.

According To report issued by
WEIGH Bros. real estate dealers. Jas.
Dempsey. a millionaire lumberman OF
Manistee, is planning to erect To-
story business block on Washington
ave. between state and Grand River.
Gilbert w Lee. who owns the property
Mr. Dempseys land. viii also
erect a block of retail stores and Louis
F Ward, owner OF the property az
Nos. II. 13 and l5 Washington boule'
ward. has notified tenants 90 vacate
preparatory TO erecting three new re-
tail establishments.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
MARSHA, GUILTY,
DRAWS s175 FINE
Judge Swan Is Lenient with Former
Federal Court Clerk, Convicted
OF Contempt. N

Judge Swan announced his decision
1t 2 o'clock Monday afternoon In The
case OF Walter s. Harsha. former clerk
OF the United States circuit court,
charged with contempt In refusing to
give up his Office records when so
ordered by the court.
Harsha Is found guilty and hned
SITE. The court refers 70 Harshas con
tempt as "pernicious In some OF It's
aspects"
Harsha Immediately paid his fine
With check
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
BIRTHS.

Telcsphore Belanger. AL Twenty
fourth.
William, Butter, ssh Military.
Louis Fink. 22- Mullett.
BOYS.
Marcus Gowman. 43 Guilloz.
Frank Marshal. l72 Scott.
Roy Garside, t33 Montcalm.
John Hayes. l&7 Tillman.
Joseph Karschniak. COZ twenty
third.
Harry Rowland. 81 Henry.
Charles Wheeker, 463 Henry.
Joseph Calls. 80 Mtlwaukee-
George Phelps, 3l5 Lafayette.
August Brandt, l22e Twenty-rfth.
James Burt. 30I Parkman.
Arthur &. Pound. 1913 Westminster.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
s..men,. strike Spreads.

CHICAGO, May 3.-The strike OF
members OF the Lake Seamen's union
against the Lake Carriers association
vas extended today. Crews of sew
eral vessels which entered the Chica-
20 and Calumet rivers were called
from their posts and the ships We're
added TO the long list OF boats unable
to sail because Of lack OF men. OF
ficials of the Lake Carriers associa-
ton still profess not 10 be disturbed by
the strike.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
Get What You Ask Forl

Q true. faithful. loyal servant ofMankind
Over Five Millions Of Dollars have
been Spent 10 mako the merits OF Cas-
carrots known. and every cent Of u would
be lost. did not sound merit claim and
hold tho constant. continued friendship
Patronage and Endorsement Of veil
pleased people year after year.
There 10 also Q Reason.
Why there are Parasites Who attach
themselves to the Healthy Body Of Cas-
caret's success - lmitasora. Counter
feiters, Subs,itutors-
They arc Trade Thieves who would
rob Cascsrets OF the Good VIII" Of the
people. and sneak unearned prof!tA
earned and paid for by Csscrets.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
FOUND DEAD IN BUGGY.

YPSILANTI, Mich. May 3.-The
dead body OF Jacob Lombard, ls years
old. OF Freedom township. was found
in his buggy, with a bullet hole In his
head. He started for the d. L. r.
station TO meet his sisters and re-
turned 10 his home TO get revolver
to shoot his dog The dog is living
The exact circumstances are not
known. The coroner OF Ann Arbor Is
investigating
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
SAY PRIEST WAS TARDY.
Bride and Groom, Tired Of Waiting,
Get Justice to Marry Them.

Louis Bach and Eva Revitzer. Of De
troit. both % years OF age. were mar
ried By Justice Lemkie. in the county
building. Monday morning. before an
admiring audience OF county employees.
The bride was attired in pretty
dress OF white, with a veil which
streamed ont several yards behind.
She also carried a handsome bouquet
OF orange blossoms. The bride didn't
dress up in this manner TO be married
by justice. and she was consequently
disappointed and somewhat peeved
The pair had planned TO be married
In st. Mary's church, and there they
went early Monday morning They
claim that the priest asked them 10
wait a few minutes. which they did
patiently. After an hour had passed
they again informed the. priest OF
their desire. and again they were
asked 10 wait few minutes. Neither
Louis nor Eva were in mood for
waiting. and after sitting In the church
for two and one-half hours. sought the
services OF Justice Lemkie.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
BIRTHS

GIRLS
A. ingram. 532 sheridan.
- Frank. 32S Grandy.
Albert Kuchn. 1916 Mitchell
Earl Riley, 2s5 Third
Frank Kradei. gS76 Twcnty-hfth.
Willis Nell. iCi Townsend
John ThornboFough. $50 Porter.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04

For ro SaEvE saasS AZ IlTs ssss.
pAltS iS:.s D., n. Fare 10 cisysa. 8
si.so. Room, $3.50: Fer Mssk'n.se I:
Fridays. e,30 a m. For Bunalos 3
arrara Falls! New York city ana
East. leave Mondays. Wednesdays NJ
a. m. eastern ume). ~ III
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
The.
SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash I'm advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than 10 cents.
Persons whose names appear IN
the telephone directories. may have
advertisements charged at above
ratea Call
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
STAHERE ID a Reason
Why ths Good People Of
II America buy cssosrss -
- Fast as the Clock ncks

= @ 1-~ 80 SNss
Every second some ono. somewhere.
= Buying little Ten-Cent Box Of Cas-
sGets.
Las $3.50 times to The Minute,
% Minutes 10 tho Hour. $500 Boxes an
iou. 1900 Boxesa Day Of Ten Hours.
Ho6o. 900 Boxes Month. and then some.
Think Of it-0Q, 900 People take q
cAscaret tablet each day. Millions uss
Casoarsss vhsn necessary.
The Judgment Of Millions Of Bright
Americans Is Infallible. They have been
Buying and taking Cascsrets as that rats
~ over Sig years:
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
New Divorce Suit.

Only one suit for divorce start
ed Monday. il being that OF Ina vs..
Henry Burnett.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
NJ CARREN MAKES
GOOD WITH s450,000
Gives Check and Lifts 1850 Shares
of Stock From Bankrupt
/ Brokerage Firm.

NEW YORK. May 3.-Senator
Patrick II. McCarren made good his
promise 10 settle his huge debt with
the bankrupt stock brokers, Ennis 4
Stoppani He paid Lindsay Russell,
receiver for the firm. s450.0o0. and got
possession of $500 shares OF Anal
gamated Copper. 1000 shares of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and so shares
OF United States Rubber first prefer
red. which had been carried for him
Tor more than Two years by Ennis &
Stoppani in a blind" account num-
bered 3S9 McCarren's actual loss Is
Sl02. 900 instead OF $4,000.
The payment was made in the Of
fees OF j. 5. Bache & Co, at No. ~
Broadway. They are now McCarrens
brokers. but IL is doubtful whether
they will let him gamble in thousands
of shares OF stock without putting up
a dollar OF margin. McCarren handed
over the S45e coo with the same calm
unconcern he displays when buying =
package OF chewing gum, of hwich he
is an inyeterate user,
McCarren is the only one of the
many blind plungers on Ennis <
StOppani's list 10 make good his debt.
After he got the money. which was in
the form of a certified check. which
he promptly deposited. Receiver Rus
sell said
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04

Recruit: Please. sergeant. I've got
a splinter in my hand.
Sergeant: What ave you been do
ing? Stroking your 'ead?-Punch.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
II 81 @ 181
Z$I81

ADi.honest Purpose meansa p.shone9
Product and . Disregard Of the Pun.
chasers' Health or Welfare.
Beware Of the Slick Salesman and his
ancient Just as Good" story tha, COM
mS sense refutes.
Cascarets arc made only By the
Sterling Remedy Company. and ths fam
Gus little Ten Cent Vest Pockst" boz
10 here shown. They are never sold IN
bulk.
Every tablet marked "Ccc."
Be sure you got the genuine. ra
UTREE TO our YRIENDsi
y..se 81 's doLb ~ IHfp o'Sos 31S o9
haxd-snsmsled 4 caasre II b bsauty lbr ths
0aasuv d nd I'M and b csvU CT d csseass
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