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The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
AGED WOMAN BURNED.
Granny" Lempke Victim Of Explosion
Will Likely Die.

Left alone in her home, No % Kins-
rlon-ave.. with six small children.
Granny" Lempke. so years old. was
probably fatally burned. when gasc-
line explosion occurred while she was
preparing food for the babies early
Saturday morning. Mrs. Lempke' 5
daughter had left to go 70 work before
the accident happened. and there was
no one TO help the feeble old woman
when her clothing became ignited
making her a veritable pillar OF fame
She is frightfully burned about the
arms and chest. and the lower portion
OF her face. In St Mary's hospital
little hope for her recovery is held OUT.
Her daughter visited the hospital Sat
urday morning.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
MAKES QUICK SHIFT.
Only IS Minutes Separates Divorce
Court and Altar in This Case.

Armed with a decree OF divorce,
which had Just been signed by Judge
Donovan. Mrs. Victoria Hoynowsk!.
aged -. in company with Frank Sa-
vicki. aged So Went directly from the
Judges chambers. Saturday morning,
and took out marriage license. The
ink on the decree was scarcely dry
when the party reached the marriage
license clerks Office From there they
went down TO Justice OTIS office and
ia a few minutes were married. From
the signing OF the decree until they
were pronounced man and wife not
more than Il minutes elapsed
Mrs Hoynowskis case was heard
about three months ago but the de-
cree was not signed until Saturday.
She charged her husband with cruelty.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
Can't Have creosoted Blocks.

Residents Of Wabash-avc.. between
Pagg.st. and Grand Riyeraves.. have
retitioned the department OF public
works 10 nave that thoroughfare re-
surfaced with creosoted wood blocks
instead OF with brick This cannot be
done as the amount Of the appropria
ton is not enough 20 provide for the
mere expensive pavement
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
CARRY OFF CLOTHING
Burglars Get $500 Worth Of Loot in
Gottesman's Store.

Burglars yno we're evidently pro-
yided with q wagon with which 10
carry Of their loot entered Max Got
tesmans clothing store. No. 29l Ora
tlot.ave. sometime early Saturday
morning About 200 PAIRS Vi trous-
ers. several vests few coats. and 81
in cash, from the cash register. We're
taken. The value Of the plumber Is
estimated at about $500
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

Because OF an increase in the mum
Der of cases OF malaria. the city OF
leipzig has declared war on the mos
quito and will fine any resident who
fails to carry QUE cettain regulations
intend "a To exterminate the insect.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled. Saturday, by Winnifred vs. Ed
ward King. Minnie \. vs. Harry 4.
Merkson Anthony vs. Ellen McEyoy.
Anna vs.. Frank VI Jessop. and Mary
ys Daniel O'Connell
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
kemberllno or for Chicago.

c. w. Rendering. the English and
German auctioneer," with Offices In
the McGraw building. mas been en-
gagged to go to Chicago. next week,
and conduct an auction sale OF sub
division for the Chicago Tax & Abb
stract Co.. which will be held May a.
2S and 20. This is regarded as pref
ty compliment to Mr.. Rendering
ability
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
REAL ESTATE

n =. buchanan bet rhirtleth and
Thirty first. owner. VIM Keck. Sl,4Oo
Malow Bros, and 2-story brick
garage = 3 Adams bet Park and
CLIFFORD. owner. Mark Stevens, si.i0o.
Additions.
r. J. whitney. addition TO 81 HcniSi
81 500.
dolph sl.to0
A. Il. FORESTER. addition to GO Myrtle.
S3OC
j Becker. addition 10 sic jay; 500
Baxter y ODen. addition TO 1872
Woodward S-O.0N0
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24
.REALTYCONvENT|0N
TO Be GRAND AFFAIR
Local Real Estate Board Plans To
Give Visiting Dealers Big Time
June 1926.

II the members OF the National Real
Estate association do not have a good
time when they gather here for what
will be the associations first great
convention, June %. "a and 20. II viii
not be the fault OF the local real es-
tate dealers who have the arrange
ments in charge The $500 voted By
the Detroit Real Estate board is prac-
tically all subscribed. and moi penny
will be left when the convention
comes TO an end.
w. c. Woolley. chairman or the
banquet committee, has arranged for
a magnificent spread in the Hotel
Cadillac al S. per plate, full or.
chestra has been engaged 10 furnish
music, and the menu cards VIII be
souvenirs well worth slowing away
In ones collection. Speakers OF reeos-
iized ability will provide the post
prandial program. The White Star
lines new steamer, Wauketa, has been
chartered for the boat ride that VIII
feature the second days program
Nor have the other committees been
Idle. Edward Loveley. chairman OF
the badge committee, mas secured
something I'm the way Of delegate
badge that is bound TO win approval
This too. will be in the nature OF
souvenir
The badge is a combination OF oxi-
DICED silver or oxidiZed copper, ana
silk ribbon The top represents ron
of parchment on which the word del
egate," in raised letters. appear. Below
this. a glimpse OF Detroit's water
L.. 81 .faCnandaH
meath. Is a canoe, on which Detroit
famous motto is embossed. PENDANT
from the ribbon is has RELIEF OF
Cadillac, founder of Detroit. hanked
on either side by the American nag.
The name OF the association Is III
denied in a conspicuous position.
These arrangements are all In line
with the broad policy that has been
followed by the real estate boaid from
the inception of the AFFAIR, and no
one will be able 10 say that the De-
troit beard does things by halves.
The national association was organ
ized in Chicago last year and has
grown rapidly
The Gerard-Stormfeltz-Lo Co
report the following sales: WOODWARD
Park subdivision--Lot on the south
side OF Edison-ave.. between lhlrd anu
Hamilton boulevard. $1,000; lot on
the south side of Glynn court, between
Second and Third-ave., S90l70; lot on
the south side of Edison-aye., between
Third and Hamilton boulevard. Sl.200;
lot on the south side of Longfellow-
ave. between Third and Hamiltor-
boulevard. $1,000; lot on the north side
OF Calvert-ave., between Third and
Hamilton boulevard. $3.50.
In Sale Gardens Subdivision-Lo'
on the south side of Lothrop-ave.. be
tween LaSalle boulevard and Eigh-
teenth-st., $3.50: lot on the north side
Of LaMott-ave. between LaSalle and
Eighteenth, 1926; lot on the south side
of Lothrop-ave., between LaSalle
boulevard and Eighteenth, $1,000.
Sold for Clarence Van Luyen, Oh
Windsor, Ont, to J. ]. Haarer, house
and lot, No. 22l2 North Grand Boule-
ward, consideration private.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-24

According TO official figures the an.
uual consumption of beer in Great
Britain has decreased from 1924 to
26.47 gallons In the last decade. while
that OF spirits has decreased from lis
gallons to 81 Of n gallon
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
THE WEATHER REPORT

Official Record and FOrecast-v-asbt-,--,
Dec. 26.-The storm OF the last three 4a,-s y-,s
central on Sunday night on the eastern Naina
coast, with q barometer reading OF 2s o. ar
Eastport and the weather has cleared generally
IN the Atlantic states. except In New yorI,
and New England, where snow is still falling
High winds continued on the Atlantic coaste
Another disturbance OF moderate Intensity has
moved rapidly southeastward 20 Iowa from the
tended by light SHOWS in the upper Nissfssiort
\ aieN, Minnesota and the Dakotas IN fbs
-iaa- 'W ~ llSesJ Tue weather was generally
t. vest OF tho Rocky Mountains the
We1t her was generally fair. although IfshF ro-aI
rains fell IN California
J. Is warmer, as a rule. over the westArr
half OF the country and slightly colder go
the eastern half. and temperatures are from IN
70 lS degrees below the seasonal average in me
CuI and South Atlantic states The WsatIer
viii be generally fair on Monday IN tbs IL
iantc and Gul1 states, but is itkely 10 becsme
unsetued aga+u by Tuesday over the north dis
tricts, as the moderate disturbance over iowa
T1cves eastward Thera will be snow on Monday
II tle lake region ana the upper Mississippt
valley and locally in the Ohio Valley foIowad
by generally tAtr weather on TUesisv eyeeDr
along the wirdward shores OF the great Iakss
the western haIf Of the country the wearl,e-
viii be generally fair on Monday and Tuesday
Il Wi!l De somewhat colder on Monday in New
EnS-ahd and the InICdle Atlantic states and
slightly warmer in the Mississippi and lower
Ohio valleys and the east Gulf states.
storm warnings are displayed or the Atlantic
coast from Hatteras To Eastpcrt ana on the
California coast
Steamers departing on Monday for Fslropear
ports Will have diminishing northwest winds
with partly cloudy weather 10 the Grand Banks
The winds along the New England and middle
Atlantic coast Will be Diminishing northwest be
coming variable on Tuesday South Atlantic
coast, moderate west TO northwest. becoming
variable. Gulf coast, light and mostly south
northwest
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
PLAYHOUSE READY.
Dillingham; s Globe Theatre To
BE Opened on JaRudry 10.

Charles Dillingham; announced yester-
cay thar his new Globe Theatre, at Broad
way and f6th street, would be opened on
MONDAY. January u. with MONTGOMERY
and stone, IN The Old Town" by George
-Ade and Gustav LUcers. Carrere & Has
ungs designed the Few playhouse. and the
-4'ompson- -sJarFett Company built IL
The general form OF the auditorium IS
Tan shape. designed 70 produce the best
results FOR sight lines and acoustics. The
ceiling Of the theatre is arranged so that
II may De opened when desired. thus per
nlttlsg ire audience 10 see the sky from
tne auditorium and Transforming the play
Eouse IN the summer into an outdoor the
atre. Back OF the footlighIs the newest
appliances and devices have been installed
ior the convenience Of the players. The
srcbitectural treatment Of tie theatre
msintsins the Renaissance tone, both as
10 interior and exterior. The principal
elaboration OF the latter is in 46th street.
although there Is an entrance IN Broad
way
IFec q Latham IS 10 be the acting man
ager q the new theatre, and the box ohice
VII be opened FOR the Montgomery and
--cne engagement next Monday. Succeed
~ productions planned for the Globe bv
ar Dillingham; include The Echo bv
william lie Baron and Deems TAYLOR.
-r-lby, musical version OF the famous
play, and several French and Viennese mu-
s-Na. pieces. FRITZ Scheh. Elsie Janis
Bessie Mccoy. Frank Lalor and Rock. and
--tcn VIII appear there later
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27

almost forget that we are not alive to the
merits of our soldiers-not the old mess
room heroes In the sluggish garrisons OF
the East-but the valorous. active young
sters Of the frontier TO which he has intro
duced us that we did not always
know and admire the whole army of the
rough riders os the plains. the sturdy lum-
Dermep Of the forest, the half breed canoe
men. the unshorn prospectors. the daredevil
scouts, the befringed and befeathered red
men. and all the rest Of the Remingtoniaua
that must be collected some day 20 feast
the eye, as Parkman. Roosevelt and Vister
satisfy the mind"
Remington went a-slsetching down to
Cuba in the Spanish War and was busy at
his art hoard a warship during the
blockade of Santiago He also went 10
Europe and sketched types in the German
and Russian armies and wrote articles
sboUt those organizations For the last
four years his work has been published by
Golfers Weekly
IN 1855 he married Miss Eva Adele
Catsul. OF Gloversvflie, y. Y. Fer twenty
years they lived in New Rochelle. moving
only last May 10 Ridgeheld. Conn. where
Remington had bought a farm and built
a handsome house in which 20 enjoy the
country life which he loved A week ago
he held the annual exhibition OF his work
in this city
The artists wife and mother survive
him The funeral Will take place at his
home on Monday afternoon The body
Will then be taken TO Canton. his birth
place. for burial
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
DIED.

cowEN- -.,..-,,-s
AND TRADEsNsN OF TIE CiI1
OF NEW YORK. 49,. z.-..s
r,-e5,--- .-@,-e,-f 1900 cement % u-aAe
of the death on fhe 16th INST Of e1t-Fresi1e.l-
Shsr'es - Cover a ne'n''s ,l a,,.i r' ssr
ing bis entire membership - Al oilSsr ls an s,S
r7fraro. for,r,t-ress neira a member 0f rns
FINANCE C0u1ruittse ~ fhs ffrns 0f hfs dsata-
funs''' h''es vSIIr.fsM Vii, = HOE. President
RICHARD T. DAVIES secretary
DODGE-Rsv James y. A. Doszs. D. D. 20
loved husband os Lila g Dodge entered az. a..
residence No 5a8 WarburTou ave, fonkers-
y r. Funeral and burial AZ FecHskiii.
Der 18th. 1909. William Abner, son % TO
late Hsrmann ,. and Amanda DoHoledzy
5is lats ' res lssiSsaee' 9sr 20. - Wsss sssh s.
Bayonne y J.. on Wednesday,. Deesm2sr
81. Central Ralroaa. At 7.sO p m.
FARLEY-As White Plains. n 2, Dscenssr
p. 1909. Helen Meyer. widow of Norrnirs
son & Farley p "a , s Iss.es ssss ys n q Pso-ss Ps
. St Monday DeesmesT y AZ ~ a n,
Tuesday at 10 =. m.
HALL-Ou sunday. Dsesnber %, 1909. az nsr
lags home No T5s North Broadway Ton-
ksrs n. Y. Ella Louise. 7vits of Jorn sog5
Richards of BrookIyn. n Y FuneSzl ssr-
vices private Y - requested rnas no
flowers be sent
residence Jersey City. Marsarstra Wtllets;
wife % Henry Harrison Notice or f0nsra'
hereafter.
MACK-on Saturday. D.csmbs- 2 az bis IA.s
the age Of "a years Funeral service az sonasr-
vile On 5oisI MonAy; - sffae5ea 10 < n q
y J. train Iesvins West I'd ST. az o Co.'s
Liberty 81 at 10 2 n
Der 3. az Holy Trinity Rsctory. 1850. 90
Conn. KsuneLh Macsenzie n ne So s55sss1 Sss1
OF his age Funeral services at 20 Mer1orle
Cshurch Of the Holy Trinity on Monday. De-
cember =. az o'GIoc6- CsrriaSes s,. ~. = -. !.
waiting az station on arrival OF l-'0S tam
from New York
MDoNALD-sudden1y. at Livingston. stsf.n
Island on the night Of psesmssr = - ut- 5sgs
FreAeries CsHlrann MaLonaId' y, &C. o. ~ a. -
fuaeraf hereafter
SHEARER-December 20 1909. James 2;
shearer. aged % Body wing az me FllIssSt sss4
Building.
sHELDON-On Saturday December =. 1909 q
The Naples. Greenwich. Conn, George PFest9n
don ia he ssI year Of his age. Funers.
Monday December =. az the residence ss
5iTeg8,vte6. Al D N. Train Ieaves Grand
central station. Ssw Haven Railroad. a.
2.
sToUT-Ar south Orange. \. J.. December 2S'
FunsraI private. 81. Augustine CTlaJ paper
please copy
TOWI-On December -, 1909. IN tAe sdri
year of her age. sarah L Acklev. wite o
Theodore " -royvl. Funeral service at ner
late residence. Nc. IS MoEtsoInary Place
BROOKLYN. Tuesdsy. pecenlber y Al I'D
z. m. Iutermeu- at Cleveland ohio
WARTNCf-SuddenIy az his home. in YOnlzers.
on SUNDAY December 81. 1909. Pierre CreshT
Warfag Funeral services a his lars rasi
dance No 80 War5uru0n ava. YOnksrs. "a
"Wednesday afrernoon o'clock
WOOD-Ou sunday. December ~ lsoe -
pneumonia. Martha Willis. widow o. Rich
ard Dunn Wood and daughter o rhs laf-
Aired Wills. in tha 7Ttb year 81 daT ass.
Notice OF funeral heEeaftsr-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27

clare himself on the matter OF primaries,
and his opponent. Sanford ". Abbey. came
out strongly in favor OF direct primaries
and was elacted.
Vith the other prospective candidates
practically declining TO run because OF their
attitude on the primary question during the
life OF the Senator. the field is cleared 20
great extent for one man, Royal r scott
Mr- Scott, who is chief counsel for the
State Excise Department, has certain quail
fcatious which Mt him for the place. He
knows the Raiues law PROBABLY as well IS
il not better than any man in the state
He has been with the department since 1897.
and has handled several cases where special
preparation and knowledge have been nee
essary. He was District Attorney in On
tario County from 1892 TO 1sss. Person
ally Mr.. Scott is popular in the 42d Dis
trict- He made this statement 70 The Trib-
Une correspondent to-day.
IF the people OF Ontario County want RE
70 run for the Senate viii do So On the
matter OF the primary question I take this
stand 7 am for Governor Hughes and his
policies. I will support his measures, and
whatever bill he thinks Is best in the pri-
mary issue will support I think the peo-
pie desire 70 test the direct primary law.
and II this is the desire Of the voters viii
declare myself IN favor OF It should I be
nominated. \ considerable force is at work
10 gain my consent 10 go before the con-
venlion as q candidate. and I viii do SO II
the demand IS the wish Of the people
vt least two Republican papers in the
county favor Mr.. Scott and viii support
him for the nomination II IS conceded
that he can have the Ontario delegation
Wayne and Yates counties. composing the
remainder OF the I'D district. will proba-
bly, make no fight for the office against
Scott
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
TIE HOUSE OF RUsPoLt

The Ruspolis have their descent from the
ancient Scottish House OF MarischaI, mem
bers OF which entered the service of En-
peror Frederick I and went in his train
TO Italy, settling At Rome. at bologna and
at Orvieto- One OF ,tem Don Francis
A-ariscotti. married in 1852 Victoria Isuspoi
the last survivor Of tn, Slenese house Of
Ruspol, and obtained from the Papacy the
authority 10 adopt her name ana her ar
mortal bearing, along with her vast pcs
sessions. from that time to this his de-
scendsnts have passed from honor 10 honor.
In fact. there is hardly a dignity in the
gift Of the Vatican which they have NOT
received, and the head Of the house Don
Alessandro Ruspoli. is the Grand Master
Of the Sacred FIospice and Grand Chamber
lain 10 the Pope: that is TO say. one Of
the principal lay dlgnitar,es Of the court
Of the Vatican.
il is a. him that those rare Americans
vino have been granted the honorary rank
Of Chamberlain of the Cape and Sword are
Obliged or their arrival in Rome TO give
notice Of their presence in the Eternal City.
Thcreupcn they are invited by him 10 take
part in any ceremonies occurring during
their sojourn. arrayed in the picturesque
costume Of their Office, designed by Michael
Angelo. and which has never undergone any
modification to this day.
No house OF the Italian nobility has con-
tracted q greater number Of alliances with
Americans than that OF Ruspoli Thus
the late Don Emmanuel Ruspoli, who was
FOR so many years Mayor Of Rome, mar
ried Miss Josephine Curtis Of New York.
sister OF the Marquise d. Talleyrand- Peri
CORD. and was so great admirer OF the
United States that he gave the name OF
George Washington to one of his sons
His eldest son. Don Mario RUspoli, was
attached for several years to the Italian
embassy at Washington. is now stationed
at Madrid and married the Marquis de
Tallcyraud's daughter Palma. that is 10
say a woman who il half American. Don
Paolo Ruspoli married Miss Rosalie Van
Camille Ruspoii, who makes his home in
the old Falconieri Palace, at Rome, has
as wife a half American in the person OF
the daughter Of Baron Albert Blanc, for
merly Italian envoy at Washington. and
cf Miss Natalie Terry. of New York, Some
Of the Ruspolis have married members Of
tho House Of Bonaparte. others have CON
tracted matrimonial alliances with the
Bourbous. and one branch Of the house
forms part OF the arstocracy Of Spain, and
has Inherited the dukedons Of Alcudia and
OF Succa, bestowed upon Manuel Godoy.
who figures IN history the Prince of
Peace" MARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27

making early purchases in advance of
their actual requirements.
Whether clothing might not have been
cheaper than It IS if President Tafts
preference for reductions in the schedule
iszd been carried out, IS another matter.
The profits OF the American manufact-
Urers would have been smaller and they
would not have been equally favored in
charging their factories. improving their
mechanism and completing their mas
tery OF all details OF the perfected in
dustry. II Bradford is to-day a source
~ supply for raw material rather than
for manufactured goods, it is because
the protected industry in America has
enormously increased its resources for
making the finest as well as the COM
nioresI goods.
Certainly there IS no evidence in the
Bradford trace that President Taft
ought 70 have vetoed the Payne -Aldrich
tariff O. account Of the neglect of con-
sress 10 cut down duties on wool and
voollens- Not only is there a large in
crease in revenues from increased eX-
ports OF wool and other merchandise 70
Arnerioa-and with current deficits who
Will say that f. IS not needed but
there have also been sweeping cuts in
iron and steel. leather boots and shoes
and ether schedules. which are Of great
henelt 10 American consumers. Il Is a
more scieuJi6c and better ordered tariff
than the old one, and IL is already yield
ing larger and more trustworthy rev
enues when the nation needs them ur-
genly for the Panama Canal and the
n61V. L n f
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
HORACE II. cHlTTENoEN.

Horace II Chittenden, formerly a resi-
dent or this city and a lawyer in practice
here, died yesterday morning after a short
illness az Burlington. Vt, where he had
lived for a number Of years Mr.. Chitten-
den was the sen of the late L. E Chitten-
den, who was Register OF the United
States Treasury under Lincoln and, subse-
quent to the war, lawyer in New York
He was of the Vermont family OF his
name and descended from the Chittenden
who was Governor OF that state for many
successive terms. He was graduated from
Yale In the class OF ~ and from the Co
luubia Law School. He is survived by
his wife. the daughter Of the late Dr.
George \. Peters. long a noted physician
OF this city, aud by two sons, both gradU-
ates of Yale.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
THE FIRST NIGHT
IBy telegraph 10 The Tribune,

b Telegraph 10 The Tribune
iailadeiphia, Dee 25.-''The First NiSht"
"ss produced st the Broad Street Theatre
-ast night Tith Lillian Russell AZ the head
~ company which Joseph Brooks has as
rei-loiec toT the presentation OF George Y
l1ooafis 8 adaptation III three acts OF Der
Iia-oe Lnchter by Rosen- In the cast are
-0sailile "esLlorc, Mlllcent Evans, Leouora
oakiora julius McVieker. Sidney Booth
SIC George l. Nach- a Southern and
western tour Of the company has been ar
~GrgeG
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the American Museum OF
Natural History.
Meeting OF the Church Periodical Club
Diocesan House, No. 415 Lafayerts street.
II IL n
Laying OF cornerstone OF new municipal
building by Msyor Mcclellan, Park Rcrw
and Centre street, ?.
Celeb-ation or the twenty fifth anniversary or
the American Historical Association au,f
American Economic Association. Carnegis
Hall : 2. H..
Or. Willis L Moore on The Work OF the
Weather Bureau IN Relation 70 AerOnau-
ties Automobile Club OF America West
54Jh street 80 o m
Performance OF The Nativity" with TIE CO.
operation OF the American Playsoers 81
Nichaers Parish House, No 80 West
99Jh street. $50 ,. m
Christmas festival OF the International Geneva
Association Terrace Garden. 2 D m.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-27
THE wEsss GIVE UP PARTY.

IBy Telegraph 10 The TribupeI
Burlington, Vt. Dec. 26.-Owing 10 the
serious illness in Madison. \. J.. OF H
Mex. Twombly. Mrs Webbs hrother-in-
law, Dr. and Mrs. ". Seward Webb have
abandoned the plans for their customary
New Years house party. The guests at
Shelourne House consist soIIy OF members
OF the family. The annual Christmas tree
Tor the employees OF the estate will be given
usual tomorrow evening in order that
the children may not be disappointed