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The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

The special advantage that new con-
testants would have through still hav-
ing their better prospects. their friends
and acquaintance, to solicit suhscrip-
lions from. should enable them To get
a great many votes in n very short
time They might easily win the spe-
cial 5000 vote ballots. In addition TO
getting the greater number OF votes
given for subscriptions In the time or
tn especial vote ofrer. With Immediate
and energetic work new contestant
may easily place herself on an equal
footing with her opponents. 1t should
be remembered that the time is flying,
that only three weeks remain. and also
that she who hesitates Is not likely TO
be among the happy ones who, ~
guests OF The Times. visit the Old
World. revel in Its beauties and delye
into Its mysteries. or who have the
pleasure OF enjoying in their own home
the beautiful tones OF the pianos given
by The Times. or better yet who. hav-
ing won The Times touring automo-
bile. will experience the true delights
that go with outomobiling I'm ones own
car.
The many contestants who are striv-
ing so energeticaly and enthusiastical-
" to win the splendid prizes. were de-
lighted to learn OF the extension OF tho
itinerary for The Times European tour
to include Scotland. and the arrange
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
SAYS HUBBY BEAT HER,
WOMAN ASKS DECREE

That her husband was drunk and
beat her six weeks after they were
married. was the testimony OF Helen
Kaiser. who Tuesday morning asked
Judge Murphy for divorce from Titus
Kaiser Kaiser's first fall from the
water wagon was on New Years day,
1902, and since then he has ridden
very little. his wife said. preferring
to stagger along under load OF alco-
holic beverages. which generally kept
him in an ugly mood.
George w. Benham. who is en-
ployed In the Grand Trunk Office
where Mrs. Kaiser works, told OF his
acquaintance with Kaiser
THE only time ever met him.
he said, was once when ! met Mrs.
Kaiser accidentally on the street. We
live near together, so we walked along
Riopelle-st., a short distance, and ran
into Mr.. Kaiser. He grabbed me by
the throat, and then struck me here,
and the witness pointed to scar on
his cheek
Mrs Kaiser was promised decree
and the custody OF their child. whom
the husband can have the privilege OF
visiting
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

ments made for the use OF faster and
still better boats than were provided
FOR under the original arrangements.
The Times assures the contestants that
everything Will be done To make the
tour perfectly satisfactory one, and
one that Will linger long in the mem
DRY or the tourists as one OF the pleas
ATTEST experiences OF a Lifetime. The
Bermuda tours. which Will be awarded
the contestants In the different dis
tricts, who receive the second greatest
number Of votes for their respective
districts will be carried out I'm a man.
ner which will thoroughly satisfy the
winners OF these tours. The two pI-
amos, the $3.50 Merrill and the $3.50
Kimball. offered second and t.I-i
grand prizes, have been secured for
some time. while the touring automo-
bile. offered as the first grand prize.
viii be secured within a very few days
and it's make announced
A considerable number OF votes were
cast to the credit OF the different con-
testants yesterday, though with but
few exceptions. the changes effected in
the standing were OF a Manor nature
Among the especially noteworthy fea-
lures OF the developments were the
advances made by Mrs. Bertha Shiike
Roach. OF district 6, and Mrs. Albert
Tower. OF district 10. who wrested the
honor positions in their respective dis
tricts from the former leaders who are
now forced down into lower positions
in the lists.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

victory Is never lost until IL Is
Won IL Is still possible for A new
eo"'es'aht 10 enter the competition and
win even the most valuable OF the
prizes onered by The Detroit Times In
IT'S 1reat Prize Voting Contest
vi course. the active contestants
nave ALREADY done splendid work. They
nase secured an excellent total vote
ana give promise OF making some
magnificent additions to IL before the
close or the interesting conflict. The
contest however. still has three week.
10 run. and new contestants, by hard
WORK In the remaining days. may cas-
lily surpass their. opponents.
ihose who have not yet ACTIVELY en-
tered the competitions. stu have their
hos's Oh friends and acquaintance to
solicit subscriptions from. Opposing
contestants have already exhausted. in
sreat measure at least. their list OF
fairest prospects made up principally
or friends and acquaintance cs,l
MADE by new contestants upon their
friends and acquaintances with the re-
quest Tor a subscription. would be GER
tam 10 meet with favorable results.
Tor rev are Inclined to withhold from
a friend a subscription which might be
the means OF securing the friend a
grand six weeks tour To Europe and
pIopaoiy spicndid plano or touring
automobile In addition
The present IL an especially favor
able time for new contestants TO stsrt
their solicitation for subscriptions and
votes. Until the close or the third
period or the contest. Monday. March
18th, 90 per cent more votes are give n
Tor subscription payments than would
be given were the regular schedule OF
votes in erect. Moreover special bal
lots for 5000 votes Will be awarded
the contestant in each district who re-
ports the greatest volume OF business
The first award OF special ballots was
made Saturday. The second will be
made tomorrow evening on business
reported Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday or this week. The third and
last award Will be made next Monday
evening on business reported Thursday.
Friday and Saturday OF this week. and
Monday Of next week
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
HARRY HUNT" DENIES
GIRLS BIGAMY CHARGE

Harry" Hunt. who was alleged to
be gay deceiver. with two wives,
when Mrs. Harry Hunt" otherwise
known as Mabel Ryall, applied to JUS
tice Jeffries for a warrant on Satur-
day last. appeared in court Tuesday
morning; answered u charge OF as
sault and battery, and refuted all OF
the womans claims.
The woman had declared that she
was Harry's common-law wife. but
had received visit from a Walters
girl" who also posed as "Harry's"
wife.
The Walters girl is my wife," said
Harry" Tuesday
MY right name il William Walters,
and | have been married for five
years. and this Mabel Ryall knows it,.
She used 10 board in my home in
Clare, but when | left there to seek
work in Kalamazoo. she followed me
there, knowing | had wife
lie pleaded not guilty to the charge
OF assault and battery, and the case
was adjourned to March Is. without a
hearing.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
PROSECUTION HAMMERS
TREASE'S DEFENSE

when a fellows all thumped up,
md is holding revolver 10 scare an
other fellow. and the gun goes OF. n
fellow can't always tell where he was
pointing the gum said Happy"
Trease. on trial in Judge Phelan's
court on the charge OF shooting VIII
liam Murphy.
Happy" had q rather uncomfort-
able session, Tuesday morning, when
the prosecution gradually but surely
made inroads on his story OF purely
accidental shooting, done only when
lie was sorely beset.
Several witnesses took the stand in
Trease's defense, but all OF the differ
ent stories OF "Happy's" attitudes and
movements made the case rather com
plicated. SO Judge Phelan ordered the
jury taken To the scene OF the shoot
ing
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
RED NOSES
A Simple Treatment That Effects
Cure in a Short Time.

A red nose causes unfavorable
comment. Women, suffer as much az
men from this annoying skin trouble,
but close attention to few simple
rules Will soon restore the nose to it's
natural color Tight clothing and Ill
fitting shoes must be at once discard
cd So much for the external causes
The blood and stomach are the next
things to look after. as poor surface
circulation and faulty digestion are
responsible for most red noses.
Avoid rich food and take Beecham's
Pills after meals and on retiring. and
the nose will soon lose it's red and
angry look This is because Beecham's
pills strengthen the stomach. carry
on all impurities and quickly Improve
the circulation OF the blood. These
pills cure red noses by removing tho
conditions that are responsible fo.'
these unsightly facial blemishes.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
MAN CHARGED WITH
ABUSING MOTHER

Charged with abusing his aged
mother. who has been bedridden from
consumption for the last 10 months.
Otto Sylvester. living on Superior-st..
near Grandy-ave., appeared before Jus.
tice Jeffries. Tuesday morning Patrol.
man Schultz testified that Otto made
q practice OF coming home drunk and
abusing his father and invalid moth.
er. He was ordered out of the house.
never 20 return. Monday night. but
only became more abusive, 80 the Off.
Ger was called. Justice Jeffries or
dered Otto TO leave the home and
placed him on his good behavior until
March 16.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
COOPER'S COUNSEL
TALKS To JURY

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March o.
Gen. Meeks. counsel for John ID.
Sharp, who is on trial, with Col. Coop
er and Robin Cooper. for the murder
of Senator Carmack. began his adj
dress to the jury today. He scored
the prosecution for sending DR.. Glas-
Cow down to Columbia 10 perform an
autopsy and then refusing To allow
him to tell what he had found. He
contended that the meeting OF Sena-
tor Carmack and Col Cooper and Rob
in Cooper was entirely accidental.
Gen. Meeks said Senator CarmacK de-
famed the defendants.
There Is nothing under God Al
mighty's sun that is more offensive
and indecent than such practice"
he said
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
BENNETT SLAMS
HEALY AND MIEHM

Some plain talk was INDUCED in al
a meeting held. Monday evening. In
the home of q Dworkowski. Demo
cratic candidate for school inspector
in the Eleventh ward, at No. SAB
Joseph Campau.ave. Coroner Bennett
also told the voters present that in
electing school Inspector they
should elect one who possessed 1T
least the rudiments OF an education.
c. NJ. Burton was another speaker.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
SON HELD AS SURETY FOR
FATHERS DEBT FREED

Edward Kirkland, son OF the
meteoric Mai +. +. kirkland, solicitor
for the Hamilton monument. who left
the Burns hotel without thinking to
settle little board bill Of 5000, was
discharged in Justice STEMS court,
Tuesday morning
The son was technically charged
with defrauding the hotel personally,
bpt. as he is a minor his arrest was
largely a decoy TO get the "Majah'
into the courts jurisdiction. But the
foxy "Majah" declined to walk into
the trap and is still at liberty, while
warrant waits for him here. De-
frauding "A hotel is not an extraditible
uffense. SO detectives are now waiting
for the "Majah" to enter Michigan.
He is now In Cleveland. IL Is said.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
DAUGHTER ELOPES
WITH CARPENTER

NEW YORK, March 9.-Sociefy in
West chester county was astonished to-
day to learn that Miss Augusta Mapes.
the 1S-year-old daughter OF Henry =.
Mapes, reputed millionaire, had
e,oped with William ID. Howell. d cur.
penter OF Westchester village. The
couple. IL was learned, were maj sied
In Je-sey City and their presen,
Yherenbouts Is unknown.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
ALEX. NJ v|TT|E's
HEALTH BROKEN
PRESIDENT OF TOLEDO SHIP
BUILDING CO. is IN cALlFoR.
MA WITH SON.

Friends OF Alexander McVittie.
president OF the Toledo Shipbuilding
Co. and formerly connected with the
Detroit Shipbuilding Co, have been
pained TO learn recently that Mr.. Nc
Vittie Is In extremely poor health. lie
went To California several weeks ago
and his son, Walter s. McVittie, pres
ident OF the Consumers Lumber Co.,
has now gone 10 join him. the condi-
ton OF the father being no better.
Alex. McVittie has lived at No. 1i9
Canfield-ave. and has an extremely
wide acquaintance In Detroit. His III
ness Is believed 10 be due 10 overwork.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
TRAIN KILLS BOY.

CHARLOTTE. Mich, March 8
Harley Basort, OF Eaton Rapids. about
Is, was killed near the Washington.
st. crossing by a Michigan Central
train AT about midnight. The body
was discovered at 5 o'clock this morn
ing by Albert Kilmer. who notified
the authorities.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
In S Society

An exhibition drill and dancing
party will be given by the Ladies
Arab Patrol, consisting Of the wives.
sisters and daughters Of members or
the Mystic Shrine. Wednesday eveE-
ing in StrasDurgs academy. The OH
cefs OF the Patrol are: President, Mrs.
John F. Gerschow; vice-president.
Mrs. Harry p. williamson second
yice-president, Mrs. George II. Har.
greaves. Jr. secretary. Mrs. George
II. Colley: treasurer, Mrs. Horatio 5.
Earle. Tickets may be had from meni-
bers or at the door.
The fourth and last Of the drawing
room entertainments for the benefit
of the infants ward OF the Children's
Free hospital will take place Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock In the nome
OF Mrs. ]. Harrington Walker, Joseph
Campau and Jefferson-ave. The on
tertainment will be given by the Phil
harmonic String quartet, consisting or
William Yunck, Frederic l.. Abel
Hugo Kalsow and Herman Breuckner.
assisted by Mrs Nellie Peck Saunders,
reader, and Miss Lillian Grove, plan
iste.
The marriage Of Lieut.. Theodore
X. Spencer, Seventh United States in.
fantry. stationed at Fort Wayne. and
Miss Mildred Gammons, OF Chelsea,
Mass. will be celebrated "Wednesday,
April Ia. Lieut.. Spencer and his
bride will join his regiment In San
Francisco. sailing April II, for the
Philippines.
There will be a regular meeting OF
keystone chapter, O. K. s.. Thursday
evening, March IL. in Golden's hall. lat
730 o'clock.
In honor OF the pastor. the Rev.
Joseph Oster, an entertainment and
reception will be given In st. Joach-
inns church, Thursday evening, March
IS. A program OF music and recita-
tons has been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Don. OF No. 1850
Trumbull-ave., went to Chicago Satur-
day to attend the wedding OF their
niece. Miss Lillian Levy. and David
Blum. OF Toledo. Mr.. Don has return
ed home. but Mrs. Don will stay IN
Chicago the remainder of the week.
The Rev. s. A. Huston, OF st. Paul s
Episcopal church, will speak on "Edu-
cation" Wednesday evening, March
10. before the Mems club OF St Mat
thews church, St. Antoine and Eliza
beth-sts.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
MAN WHO BLAMED
LIQUOR is HANGED

NEW CASTLE, Pa. March g.
Charles Quimby, wife murderer. was
hanged in the county Jail here this
morning The drop fell at 1O:47
Quimby is the third man hanged In
Lawrence county.
Quimby murdered his wife, Estella.
on Christmas morning. 1907. Quimby
never expressed regret for HIS crime,
but Saturday did say he would never
have done 1t had II not been for liquor
which he blamed for all his troubles
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Mix for Lame Back

To one-half pint good whiskey. add
one ounce syrup sarsaparilla and one
ounce Toris compound, which can be
procured from any druggist. Take In
teaspoonful doses before each meal
and before retiring. This recipe is
never-failing. Leading specialists pre-
scribe IT,
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed Tuesday by Violet VS.. Thomas j.
Nelson; William VS.. Elean kuhI: Hat.
tic VS.. Colen Mccain and Frances
Ethelbert VS.. Harry Bailey Parker.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Pope Is Better.

ROME. March 9.-The condition OF
Pope Plus is improved today, but he
Is still confined To the sick chamber
and II will be some days before aud
fences are resumed.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
$4,000 FIRE.

MANIsTEE, Mich March 9.-(spe-
cial)-The Manistee Planning mill on
Harrison-st., owned by Nils Olsen.
burned last night, total loss. no in
surance. Value $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
eeresford On Final Cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, England. March ..
Admiral Beresford sailed today on
his nnal cruise as commander OF the
channel feet. The manoeuvres will
be OF short duration.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Special Vote Offer for Third Period


subscription schedule
ON a
which schedule
be Will
all subscriptions. . months
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Ollie Dustin Seeks Divorce.

Among the divorce cases started
Tuesday morning was that OF Oliver
8. Dustin. the well-known vessel own
er. against his wife, Fanny MacCaI-
lum Dustin. The particulars OF the
case are carefully suppressed.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

These noble buildings view Of
ate csye
acres
its
of a
ri
OF
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
DISTRICT SIX-Continued.

Mrs. Chas: Reed. $50 Beaubien. ..... 5000
MISS Matilda Brown Library Park hotel. 1000
Mrs. Geo Stuch. 1853 Adams 70. $500. 240l
Miss Sadie freedman. 800 Montcalm E.. 1880
Miss Dora Eckhardt, 100 Adelaide 1850. 400.
MISS Mary Mattison, "a Erskine ......... 1906
MISS Gertrude Cumming. los John R.. SOC
MISS Eunice Perkins, liz Winder. ....... 40(
MISS Marie Singer, S04 Hastings. SEQ
Miss Julia f. Fisher. IS Woodward Ter
Miss Marian Armstrong, SIS John r. iOt
MISS Adeline Meier. gu Brush. ........... 10l
Miss Emma Parker Is Alfred. .......... 50
Miss Lillian Downer. s4s Beaubien 49,. 81
Miss n. Collins. 40 Garfield E........ 81
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
REP. AGENS IS
CRITICALLY ILL
(From a staff Correspondent

LANSING. Mich. March s.-Rep.
Agens, OF Mason county. IS very sick
with pneumonia at his Lansing resi-
dence There are grave doubts OF his
recovery.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

Miss Lillian Lynch. zee Larned E.. 10sss
Mrs. j. j. Watson. $50 Mt. Elliott. $1,000. l0.053
Miss Mabel limerick. 323 Concord. ...... si5s
Miss Lillian Brown 443 Maple. .......... co.'s
Mrs Adolph Frlcke, al 9Catherine. ...... 1894
Miss Margaret Snowden. 651 Macomb. 49,. B22O
Miss Sidney Morrisette 37s Bellevue. -. $40
Mrs. Aurelfa A. Wetmore. 40t Jefferson = $500
Miss Madge Cotter. $40 Helen. ASST
Miss Bertha Bentien b76 Macomb. 1904
Miss Ethel Johnson. sac Monroe ......... 500
Miss Theresa Kerwin, 46s Concord....... 200
Mrs. ;. j. Allen 267 Larned E.......... $50
Miss Sophia Mertens. s1i Gratiot. 100
Miss Bertha Yorke. 37s Bellevue. so
Miss Corinne Kramer sss Bellevue. ..... 80
Mrs e. Miller, i79 Catherine ............. so
Miss Irene Weiss. 947 Congress E ... SO
Miss Alice Marshall 217 Leib. ........... so
Miss Edith Wilson. $50 Congress E.. so
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DISTRICT SEVEN.

Comprising all territory bounded the weat
by WoOdwnrd-ave.. the north ny nd
Msek-sves- ON the east by East Grand blvd.
and ON the south by the Detroit river.
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DISTRICT TEN.

Comprising NIL territory bounded ON the west
nv Woodward-ave. the north by the city
limits. the east nv the city limits aud Chene-
at. and ~ the south nv
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DISTRICT THREE.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the east
nv JunctIon-ave.. ON the north ny Michigan
ave. the west by the city limits, and the
south by the Detroit river.
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DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comprising all territory bounded the west
ny East Grnnd-bivd. the north ny Mack-ave.
and the city limits. the east by the city limits
aud on the south ny the Detroit river.
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DISTRICT NINE.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the west
nv Cheoe-st. on the north nv the city limits. o m
the east by the city limits. and the south by
Grntiot Ia Mack and Nksck-aves.
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DISTRICT TWO.

Com prfsing all territory bounded the enst
ny sfxteenth-st.. the north by the city fimits.
ON the west by the city limits, and the south
ny Mtchigan-ave.
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DISTRICT FOUR.

Comprising all territory bounced on the east
by Woodward-nve.. on the north by Michigan
ave. on the west by Junctfon-sve.. and ON the
south by the Detroit river.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

Mrs Albert Tower ls2 Cameron ......... sofas
Mrs. Anna ScnVr, Is Harper. . 80. 16 SIS
MIS-, Lillian Mcconnell 295 MarstOn. 900. 2e4
MISS marie Hnult. 2S2 Alger .... -........ sss
Miss Ollie G Mosicr lao Palmer -. seas
Miss Pearl Van Cice 5S6 Milwaukee F.. 5507
Miss Florence Reals, 46 Mt Vernon. ace
Miss Ethel REYNOLDS 19s Piquette.... e. 5se3
Miss Mabel Love 1859 Antoine. ......... S2iO
Miss Grace Parker. 2Ntb Grand Blvd. E. 5.Ots
Miss Mabel Holloway. 81 Milwaukee E. 50iq
Miss Myrtle Pratt. 2SS Clay............. g. 0O9
Miss Agnes Lucas. Cos Harper........... bOO0
Miss Hazei Lloyd. il5 Melrose ............ 4sSi
MISS Annabelie. Robson 1855 Woodward. 4.i03
Miss Lille ArduSic. S9sS Woodward. =. 1900
Mrs Abby Watkins Major. lis Alger..... si0s
Miss Hattie Fulcifer 24s Westnlnster.... i7Oa
Mrs. ". Wicks. ~ Euclid E.......1. 1850
Miss Maud Dean. Isl Medbury. .......... 1.1os
Miss Helen Held 2a9 Warren E.......... 600
Miss Ethel Brady. act king .............. $50
Miss Ora Webb 1889 Oakland. es0
Miss MAY Wilson. 40 Farnsworth SOC
Miss Myra Rray. 1874 Mt Vernon 900
Miss NJ I. Thompson, 32a Theodore. 3Se
Mrs. n ~ Brown. l25 Josephine ......... 50
Miss Mildred stanton. ii0S Russell. 50
Hiss Bertha h. Johns. q Milwaukee E.. 80
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
DISTRICT FIVE.

Comprising ali territory bounded on the east
ny WoOdward-ave- the north by warren
the by sixte~nth-st- aud ON the
south by Michignn-ave.
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DISTRICT SIX.

Comprfsing ali territory bounded on the west
ny Woodward-nve., ON the north ny wsrren-ays,
on the east by Chene-st, and % the south by
Grntiot-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
new CONTESTANTS may YET WIN PRIZES
----
Three Weeks of Contest Remain
and Victory Is Yet Possible
for New Contestants.
Increased Schedule In Effect Un-
til Close of Third Period-Ad-
ditional Special Ballots Offered
New Leaders.

TODAY'S
DISTRICT LEADERS
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick, Dist. d. A. S4
Mrs. Albert Tower, Dist. no 2O.lxS
Miss Stella DAILY, Dist. I7.2sS
Mrs. bertha shiIke Roach.
Dist. q ............ IN IaO
Miss Marceiia Miller, Dist. 8. II, 2O5
hiss Annie Brooks, Dist. D. ..Il,l5l
"iss hathertne Reynolds. Dist.
""s Lillian Lynch, Dist. T.. IO.6s0
heien M"rten, Dist. 2. zoos
VIZ. Gertrude Quamby. Dist. q 0,0i5I
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10


wednesday subdvided
third peoS
March
ballots be awarded the period the
"'~
large total with which the prizes at the finish
spec
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

The Rev S. A. Huston, OF st. Paul's
Episcopal church, will speak on "Edu-
cation" Wednesday evening, March
10. before the Mems club OF st. Mat
thew's church, ST. Antoine and Eliza
heth-StS
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
MAN OF TWO WIVES
HAS COME TO GRIEF
BY Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Samuel H.
Buschman is in Jail on a warrant
issued in Milwaukee at the in
stance of Mrs. Bertha Liers Busch
mann of Milwaukee, charging big
amy He was taken from his home
last night, where he was living with
Mrs. Annie Juergens Buschmann,
whom he married in 1892.
Buschmann does not deny the
charge. Last June his st. Louis
wife confronted him in Milwaukee,
where he has been living with his
other wife. AS neither wife would
prosecute, they agreed to abide by
his choice
Buschmann chose his st. Louis
wife and came here to live. The
Milwaukee wife stipulated that she
should be paid SIG a month, and
it is said these payments were made.
Buschmann told Detective Louis
Krause of Milwaukee that his St.
Louis wife's boasts to his Milwau-
kee wife caused his arrest.