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The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
TEST ANTI-RACE LAW.
California horsemen Prepare to HOLD
Coursing Match and Get Punched.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1o.-De-
spite the fact that the anti-race track
law goes into effect tomorrow and
the two California tracks have closed
their meetings. race horse owners are
hopeful that next fall will witness the
OF these tracks. The horse
men are organizing TO start test
case and hope TO fight II through the
state courts before the time for the
fall meeting arrives. They propose TO
lay some bets on dog races and then
TO bring the whole matter into the
courts aud attack the law at every
point They profess confidence that
they will be able TO overturn IT.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

No windsor boxing thu week
The Cubs are losing some valuable
time
Jimmie Burns ha. sold Dewey G. to
western parties.
Michigan. baseball team 4. .tnI nm
defeated.
The surprise of the season up 10 date
is the Boston Nationals
sanford pitched n no-hit game for OH
vet against NJ. A. c., but lost on err
rors. to O.
Alma. 8, VT. Pleasant Indians, o. The
Presbyterians are out To win that
Bracket cup for keeps this year.
Rube Msraunrdt made hne start
holding the Phillies 10 three hits.
Saturday.
PimIico IL due TO stnrt the eastern rae
ing seasOn-what there is left or H.
at least--this week.
The DeIrsy girls, basketball team. state
champions closed thefr-y~ar with a.
so TO 5 victory over Mt Clemens Sat
urday.
The Manufacturers league will stick 60
"employes only" this year and lots
OF seml-pros in town are working az
The boston Nationals have purch"ssd
Outhelder Slagle from the Cubs re
PLAYED against Detroit and did finely
in the 1907 worlds series
>
Daniels, the former Atlantic League
-4arnfnssinnai- II ll-nat- -agalnat
Michigan in today's game at Notre
Dame II IL said.
Griffith q. making good nt Cincinnati
and is reapinR the fruits. yesterdays
crowd that saw ST. Louis beaten be-
ing the largest ever in Porkopolls
.
The E-w-F GIiddca pathnenaer car
made % miles through the heavy
CLAW roads Of Wisconsin yestcrdayg
sinking 10 the running boards in the
mire on several occasions.
~ Alfred sbrubb fails 60 trim sc. Yves
in their 15-milc race Saturday at
American lee que park. tho English
mans star will he considered as very
near the horizon.
Look ont for the request Cor waivers
on Aitrock. st Louis hammered him
been with Comiskey for two years as
-t----r---ftt y vr-rttrvTyfr
as matters stand now.
Dali. Nav. West rad pohnsr~k covn-
nrise the Michigan four milo relav
team and T~ainer Fitznatrick has
hopes OF winning both this and the
one-mue event.
race horses that have campaigned the
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
Weston Renche. Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 17.--Edward Payson
Weston. the veteran long distance
walker. reached Chicago city limits at
2:3O r. m on his walk from New York
to San Francisco. He was greeted by
squad Of police and a crowd OF men
and small boys, who gave him a dem
onstratiOn.
Weston asserts that he IL two days
ahead OF hts schedule and will have no
dificulty In reaching San Francisco by
July S.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg I, Chicago . Ga innings).
Cincinnati 5. ST Louis s.
Today's Games.
Brooklyn at Boston
Philllcs at New York.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati,
Plttsburg at Chicago.
saturdays Results.
New York I. Philadelphia l.
st. Louis 4. Chicago !.
Cincinnati s, Pittsburg 5.
Boston 5, Brooklyn l.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
Plans for State Golf Tourney.

July s. and 10 are the dates sug.
cested by the Saginaw Colt club con-.
mittee for this years state tourna.
ment. which will be held on tho
course OF the Saginaw club The final
decision has not been made, these
dates being submitted to other clubs
for their approval.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
Jailed for Fax. wre.tli.g Match.

TOLEDO, Ohio. April 1I.-Max
Wiley. wrestler. and Sam Jordan. his
manager, were ordered surrendered TO
Indiana authorities by the common
pleas court Saturday. They are want
ed in Dekalb county for framing up
an alleged fake wrestling match on
which Joseph VI Davis. OF Auburn.
Ind. lost $4,000. They resisted extra
ditions
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
re-et-EreerE1rlE ttUue.

Buck Freeman will do lot OF hard
hitting for the Albany team in tho
New York state league. to which he
has been sold by Cantllon. Buck.
however. isn't reccLciled TO going
back 10 the minors and says that he
will have on a major league teams
uniform in 1910.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

MONDAYS GAME WITH
MAPS IS POSTPONED

Teams VIII Play II on on tuesday,
However, Weather Permitting.
Bennett park was In poor shape,
after Sunday nights rain. and failed
TO cry up materially Monday forenoon
Manager Jennings accordingly Gale"
today's game of. The Tigers and Maps
will play on Tuesday this date being
left open on the schedule. as the re-
suit of the contest played Sanday.--
liz all probability, Young and Lahtte
will be the opposing pitchers.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

Stated for Joss IN ninth.
+Batted for Birmingham In ninth.

tBatted for Birmingham In ninth.
h
Hits-On Rhoades. in ID. Joss 3
in 20. AT bAt-Against Rhoade.. 81;
Joss. 4 Two base hits-Wiiletts, Brad
ley. Stovall. Sacrifice hlt-Bush. Sac
rince hy-Schaefer. First base on bal
BY Rhoades ?. Hit by pitcher-By
Rhoades !. First base on errors-De-
troll l. Cleveland L. Left on bases
Detroit s. Cleveland g. Struck out-By
Willetts 8. by Rhoades 2 by Joss /
Double play-Lord and Stoval Wild
ptteh-Wiiictts /. Ttmc-f.50. TIM
pires-Kerin and OLoughlin. Attend
anCe-l2.679
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
CLEVELAND

Two base hits-McIntyre, Cobb, Raj
terry. Lajoie. Sacrifice hits-Rossman.
Schaefer Sacrifice ny--Morlarty. Stol-
en- base--MoTiarty. First base on balls
or Mullin 3. on Wright 2. First base
on errors-Detroit /. Left on bases
Detroit g. Cleveland 2 Struck out-By
Mullln T. Tinie--l .35. Empires
OLoughlin and KERN. Attendance
iS.47s.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
~LayIna for. Washlna,on.

5Addie Joss says that Cleveland's
Idea OF winning this years American
league pennant will be to 20 after the
WASHINGTON team first, and then not
worry about beating any other team.
Washington certainly put a crimp I'm
the Indians pennant aspirations
year ago
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
M a M. Winner a Matron.

Eleata. 2:Cs "a. winner OF the NJ &
VI. and Charter Oak In 1901, has 4
Ally at her side by Moko. and has been
bred 10 Peter the Great
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
Hot Game This.

The Seminole a c. was defeated By
the st. Clair r. c. in a thinning
game on the Mack-aye diamond Sun
day afternoon. TO J.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
But They're Winning.

The Tigers aren't starting with big
scores, but they have been doing some
timely hitting, which characterized
their training trip through the south
west - Boston ca he.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

Mcvey was forced 10 quit I'm his fight
with Jeanette. throwing up the
sponge In the forty-eighth round.
Several times he had a chance to
win jeanette seemed the gamer and
handed out terrific punishment in the
closing rounds.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
Schedule Of RasebaIl Games.

Sporting Lies" Baseball schedule
for 1903 has made its welcome APP
pearance. IL gives the athome and
abroad championship dates OF all OF
the National league and American
league clubs. official averages OF the
players Of the two major leages, group
pictures of the sixteen major league
teams as they VIII line up this year,
pictures of the league and club presi-
dents and managers. the record OF
winning clubs In the entire league his
tory and much other valuable informa.
ton. The booklet will be sent free to
anyone who will send two-cent stamp
70 sporting Life" Schedule Depart
ment. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
CMALL CPORTING
y TALK Y zAMS - WORLD

Northern circuit annually, committed
suicide at Santa Anita Saturday. de-
spondent over the death OF the game
with which he had been so long iden-
titled.
Franz and Gilbert, the Cleveland bowl
ing cracks Will try 20 better the De-
troit records OF the Maps by beating
Menninger and Drossman at the PAT
ace alleys and In Cleveland. in a 40
game match. the first half OF which
Is u be played In Detroit Wednes-
day afternoon and evening
A cock -hgh t and n dog-hght, the form
er at the west end OF the city lin
It's. the latter at the other eXtrern-
ity, helped make life worth living for
a few sports Saturday night.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
Bush Tracks for ArdeIie.

Trainer Levi Turner will race the
pacing mare Ardelle 2:04 Ia. owned
by White River Stock Farm. this sea-
son principally over the half-mile
tracks
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterday's Results.
Detroit 3. Cleveland 2.
ST Louis s. Chicago ?.
Todny's Games
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia
saturday. Results.
Detroit 8. Cleveland 5.
Chicago 3. ST Louis I Go innings).
Philadelphia 6. New York 4.
Boston 6, Washington l.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19
The Bio Trottlna Tribe.

TIC Dig fFOttIII8 ITIOcs
The Wilkes family seems to have
made a sort OF benevolent assimila-
ton" Of the other trotting horse tribes.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

q. w. Poole. wolf known ~ nm owner ~
race horses that have campaiRned the
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

Dull. NAV. West rnd pobnsr~k cnm-
nriee the Michigan four mile relav
team ard T~ainer Fftznatrick has
hopes OF winning both this and the
one-fniie event
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

Look out for the request Cor waivers
on Aitrock. St Louis hammered him
all over the lot Yesterday. lie has
been with Comiskey for two years as
-tlr---~--fit 81 t,.-.s--- s,-tat-' Er7ttturfr.
as matters stand now.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

~ Alfred sbrubb falls 60 trim SO. yves
in their 15-milc race SATURDAY at
American lee que park. tho English
mans star will be considered as very
near the horizon.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-19

made 25 miles through the heavy
CLAW roads Of Wisconsin yestcrdayg
sinking 10 the running boards in the
mire on several occasions.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-02
Notice of Sale.

BY virtue Of authority vested in me
under Judgment and decree of the
superior conrt of Robson County en-
tered IN civil action pending in said
court, whereinW. w. Mccormick trustee
IN bankruptcy of Mccormick Smith and
Company was plaintiff and Mrs. Francis
Mccormick was defendant, will. ONION
day the 9Th day of December, 1909 at 12
Q, clock noon at the court house door in
Lumberton, N. c., offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following described lands. to-
wit: VT
In Ihompson's township, beginning
at stake by two pines in the road. lead.
ing from II. K. McCormick's to the
Mccormick residence and runs al Nc
Cormick's line South IS East Is chains
to a stake in D. McCormick's corner
thence as his line South 3 West "a
chains to stake by two pines. his and
H. K. McCormick's corner. thence 90
the latter line North 20 West % chains
to a stake and pointer, thence North
10 East 1926 chains to the beoinnino
containing thirty one and six tentSs
acres, and being the same conveyed 10
Francis Mccormick for life bv IF me-.
Lean. See book S. at page 191.
All the right, title and interest of
FRANCES Mccormick, the same being a
lie estate, in said land will be sold at
said sale. VIC 0oio az
Dated this 9Th day of November, 1909
r. G. Lawrence,
Commissioner.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor.
!. Attorneys for plaintiff.
Ii-11-4thurs
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-02
Commissioners Sale of Land

By virtue of decree of the Superior
Court of Robson County, entered at
October Term, 1909, in cause therein
pending entitled John Martin VS.. E. L.
Crumpler, the undersigned Commission
er will, on Monday, the 9th day of
December, 1909, at IL O'Clock M, at
the door of the Court House of Robson
County, offer for sale at public auction,
for cash, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described lands situated in Robe
son County, North Carolina, viz:
First Tract: In Back Swamp town.
ship, adjoining the lands of J. P. Smith,
Jacob Thompson and D. J. Clark, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
sweet gum on the bank of Lumber
River, at Bates Bluff, Dougald McCor-
mick's corner, and runs N. 81 w. $50
chains to a stake and pine, then S. AZ
| VS.. so chains to pine by three pines,
then S. 80 E. "a. rs chains to stake by
two pines, J. P. Smiths corner: then
with said Smiths line to a stake and
two oaks in Jacob Thompson's line;
then with said Thompson line to d.
Clark's line; then with Clark's line
to the river;then the various courses of
the river to the beginning, containing
300 acres, more or less; excepting
acres from the so acres decided by A. j.
Thompson to DR.. Brown. and one acre
decided to the Methodist Episcopal
Church; also one acre for the public
school building.
Second Tract: In Back Swamp town
ship, adjoining the lands of VIM. Mill
gan, Patrick Barnes, Cade McNeill,
Isaac Moore and others. Beginning at
a stake by two pines, a corner between
the lands of D. Mccormick and N, A.
Thompson, and runs N. 800 E. 10 chains
to stake by pine; then S 76a E.
43. 10 chains to stake in N. A. Thomp.
sons lower line by two post oaks anc
black jack; then S 80 w. 17.4O chains
to a stake by two pines; then S. 10 E.
9.1O chains to stake by a white OAK
and water oak; then N. 70 w. TT;
chains to stake and water oak :ther
N. As W. 20. Is chains to the beginning
containing eighty acres, more or less
| This 5th day of November, 1909.
| Wade Wishart, Commissioner.
11-I1-4thurs.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-02
Administrators Notice.

TIE undersigned, having qualified as
administrator Of Emiline Mckinley, de-
cea Led, notice is hereby given to all
Pc sons having claims against said es-
ia , to lodge them with the undersign-
ed Or payment and settlement, on or
be re the 18th, day Of November, 1910,
or his notice will be pleaded in bar Of
-. If recovery. All persons indebted
y said estate are requested to make
-: Mediate payment.
This 18th day of November, 1909.
John Taylor, Administrator.
Mclean, Mclean & Snow, attorneys.
1I-I8-6thurs.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-02

Rockingham Ell. Davis.
Roberdel J. NJ. Ashby.
Richmond Al. Groves.
Mt. Gilead J. A. Lea.
Pekin N. L. Seabolt.
Troy O. W. DoWd.
Montgomery G.. H. Biggs.
Aberdeen and Biscoe-W. W.
Peele.
Hamlet-H. A. Humble.
Laurel Hid. A. Watkins.
St. John and Gibson N. E. Col
trane.
Laurinburg-N. H. D Wilson.
Maxton and Caledonia-A. ?.
Tyre.
Red Springs-S.A. Cotton.
Rowland-F. B. Mccall.
Lumberton and Mission-E. NJ.
Hoyle and 81. Mcconnell.
Elizabeth-D.B B. Parker.
Robeson-C. w. Smith, R. w.
Townsend and w. H. Townsend,
supernumeraries.
East Robeson-W. A. Jenkins.
Raeford Circuit-J.W. Bradley.
! President Carolina College-E.
| H. McWhorter.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
lW.L. Cunninggim, Presiding FL
der.
! Wilmington - Grace, T. A.
| Smoot.
Observation-Disclosures KID.
! Holms.
Wilmington-Bladen Street, W,
IL. ReXford.
! Wilmington - Trinity, E. R
lWelch.
| Scots Hill-T. Rodgers.
New River-To be supplied.
Onslow-J. T. Stanford.
Jacksonville and Richards
Nv. E. Brown.
! Kenansville J. M. Lowden
| Burgaw-C.M. Lance.
| Magnolia-J. c.. Whedbee.
| Clinton-W. G. Merritt.
| Whiteville and Vineland-D
IG. Geddie.
| Chadbourn and Bolton-Chas
Vale.
Columbus-To be supplied b.
lF.F. Eure.
| Carvef's Creek-L. E. Saw
lyer.
| Mt. Tabor-Supplied by W. B
Humble. |
| Shallotte-T.C. Elders.
/ Town Creek Supplied byT. H
Balm.
Southport-W. Y: McRae.
+ Swansboro-To be supplied.
Wallace and Rose lilly. E
] | Wright.
New BERN DISTRICT.
Il r. F. Bumpas, Presiding Ell
der.
| New Bern-Centenary, J. E
hurley.
Ill Goldsboro-St. Paul D. H. Tu1
tie.
I Goldsboro-St. John,J. H. Fri;
ielle.
/ Goldsboro Circuit -Supplied b
IG. W. Stancill.
II Mount Olive and Faison-E.I
l. Rose.
Mount Olive Circuit - r. !
Taylor.
| LaGrange-J. J.Boon
J Hookerton-M. D. Giles.
II Snow Hill-G. B. Perry.
Kinston-J. H. Hall.
Dover-M. w. Dargan.
Grifton-Supplied by L. Pa
tishall.
Bridgeton-J. NJ. Wright.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-02

Jones-Philip Greenlng.
Pamlico - Supplied by F, l.. !
Fu,cher.
Oriental-Walter Patton.
Carteret-J. P. Pate.
Morehead City-F.S.Love.
Bea1fort-J. H. McCracken.
Atiantic-W. A. Forbes.
Straits-W E. Trotman.
Ocracoke and Portsmouth-R.
D. Daniel.
Seven Springs-Supplied by
F. S. Beckton.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
A. McCullen, Presiding Elder.
Washington-M. T. Plyler.
Ba.h-F. E. Dixon.
Aurora-C.R. Canipe.
Swan Quarter-Supplied by B.
F. Watson.
Mattamuskeet-R. R. Grant.
Fairfield-J. L. Rumley.
Greenville-J. H. Shore.
Vanceboro-Supplied by J. c.
Reynolds.
Ayden-J. B. Bridgers.
Farmville-G.B. Webster.
Bethel J.W. Aubrey.
Tarboro and Mission w. A.
Stanbury and R. L. Carraway.
Rocky MountFirst Church, L.
| P. Howard.
South Rocky Mount and Mar
vim HE. Trip.
Nashville E. G. Sell.
Spring Hope W.T.. Craven.
Mount Pleasant R. E. Stan
field.
Elm City RE. Hunt.
Wilson C. F. Smith.
Stantonsburg J.W. Martin.
Fremont BIB. Black.
! Piretops H. E. Lane.
Superintendent N. C.Anti-Sa
loon League R. L. Davis.
WARRENToN DISTRICT.
J. E. Underwood, PresidingEl
lder.
. Warrenton D. N. Caviness.
Warren BIC. Thompson.
. Ridgeway &c. Alfred.
Henderson First Church, R. c
Y Craven.
North and South Henderson
: CD. Langston.
LittletOn Sc. Mercer.
:. Roanoke Rapids WA. Piland
Roanoke J. T. Draper.
Enfield and Halifax J. Z
). Holden.
Battleboro and Whitaker G
S. Bearden.
Scotland Neck C. A. Jones.
!. Hobgood w. F. Galloway.
WILLIAMSON and Hamilton {
L. Read.
Garysburg E. N. Harrison.
Northampton W. B. North,
Rich Square DIN. Earnhardt
s. Conway S. T. Moyle.
Murfreesboro and Winton [
l. T. Singleton.
Harrellsville D. A. Futrell.
u BERTHE ]. G. Johnson.
Littleton Female College Pres
" ident J. M. Rhodes.
Conference Missionary Seer
L. tary R. H. Willis.
= ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT.
R. H. Broom, Presiding Eide
Elizabeth City First Churcl
J. D. Bundy.
Elizabeth City City Road,
H. Buffalo.
Pasquotank H. M. jackson
t. Camden C.. P. Jerome.
Moyock S. ]. Fitzpatrick.
! Currituck J, T. Old.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-12-02

RALEIGH DISTRICT.
r. B. John, Presiding Elder.
Raleigh-E denton Street, Ill
M. North; j. O. Guthrie, super
numerary. ,.~,,., .ss4 ~ ,
Raleigh-Central, A. D. Will
cox. /
Raleigh-Jenkins M EN- orial
and Apex, J. M. Benson. |
Raleigh -Epworth, supplied by
J. M. Carraway.
Cary--G. w. Fisher.
Clayton-G. 3. Starting.
Smithfeld-J. M. Culbreth.
Selma and Princeton-J. NJ
Daniel.
Kenly-M. A. Smith.
Zebulon-P. d. Woodall. |
Millbrook-Supplied by J. M.
Marlowe.
YoungsvilIe-F. B. Noblitt.
Franklinton- W. w. Rose.
Louisburg-R. W. Bailey.
Tar River--G. w. Starting.
Oxford-L. S. Massey; F. M.
Shamburger, supernumerary.
Oxford Circuit-A. S. Barnes.
Granville-C. w. Robinson.
Four Oaks-T. H. Sutton.
Director of Correspondence
School,. L. Cunninggim.
Editor Raleigh Christian Ad-
vocate-T. N. Ivey.
Superintendent Methodist Or
phanage-J. N. Cole.
Financial Agent Louisburg Col
lege-A. J. Parker.
Student at Vanderbilt Univer
sity-C. B. Culbreth.
DURHAM DISTRICT.
R. C. Beaman, Presiding Ell
der.
Durham Trinity, G. T. Adj
ans.
Durham Memorial and Lake
wood, NJ. Bradshaw and I. M,
Grant.
Durham Carr Church, J. A.
Daley.
Durham-Branson, X. F. Du-
vail.
Durham angum Street, H.
E. SPENCE -, VIVA, .3:., ,.s. e * s.
Durham-West Durham, W. B.
Constable, G. M. Daniels.
Durham Circuit-J. B. Thomp-
son.
Chapel Hill-W. R. Royal.
Hillsboro-S. F. Nicks.
Mt. Tirzah-N. G. Yearly.
Leasburg-J. G.. Humble.
Roxboro-E. M. Snipes.
Milton-W. T. Nory.
Yanceyville-C. R. Ross.
Pelham and Shady Grove--L
L. Nash.
Burlington--J. A. Hornaday.
Burlington Circuit-C. O. Du
rant.
East Burlington. Graham ant
Haw River-T. G. Vickers.
Alamance-M. M. Mcfarland
Pearl Mill and Bethany-Sup
piled by 2. T. Hurley.
President Trinity College,
C. Kilgo.
Secretary Y. M. C. A., Chape
Hill-E. E. Barnette.
Professor at Trinity College
J. C. Wooten.
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT.
il. Gibbs. Presiding Eldel
Fayetteville-Hay Street, L. F
Thompson.
Fayetteville Circuit-A. L. Oh
mond.
Hope Mills. D. Pegram.
Cokesbury-N. M. Mcdonald
Sampson Circuit-N. H. Gu!
ton.
Bladen-D. H. Reed.
Buckhorn-T. J. Daley.
DUMB. A. Bishop.
Duke-W. c. Martin.
Newton Grove-Frank Gu
breth.
Pittsboro-V. A. Royal.
Haw River-L. M. Chafin.
Goldston-J, w. Hoyle.
Carthage-H. M. Eure.
Elise-G. T. Simmons.
Sanford-W. H. Pickett.
Jonesboro-L. H. Joyner.
Lillington-E. L. Stack.
Siler City-E.B B. Craven.
Completion Supplied by ST.
Stephens.
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
W. H. Moore, Presiding Elder
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-11
NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
Woman's Body Taken From Lake in
April Remains Unclaimed.

Chicago, June 11.=An Intellectual
effort has been made to identify the
body of a woman taken from Lake
Michigan on April 80 as that of Mrs.
Carrie Alice Lewis, or Mrs. Clarence
Allen Lewis, the widow of an
Alaskan miner and niece of Mrs.
Izora Robbins. who resides on a farm
near Omro, Wis
The witnesses who were relied
upon to prove the identification failed
to give the expected testimony.
The body of woman supposed to
be Mrs c.. A. Lewis was recovered
from the lake on April 20, and there
was evidence to show that sic had
deposited s3,750 in a local safe de-
post box on February /. Coroner
HOFFMAN stated that he was not
satisfied with the proof of identity
offered and declared he would refuse
to deliver the $3.50 to anyone except
on such stronger evidence
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-11
HE KEEPS IN TOUCH.
Kruttschnidt Tells How Hartman
Feels Pulse of Public Sentiment.

Chicago, June 1.-THE way Z. H.
Hartman keeps constantly in touch
with public sentiment was disclosed by
Julius Kruttschnitt, director of main
teuance and operation for the Harri-
man roads, who said that each general
n anager of the Hartman lines receives
current issues of all newspapers and
periodicals published in his territory.
A competent employe in the office of
every general manager, after careful
reading of the publications, tabulates
and complies a record showing the t.
tftude toward railways and other cor
porations III each publication.
Twice a month each general manager
telegraphs Mr.. Kruttschnitt brief
SYNOPSIS of public sentiment as reflect
cd bv the press. His report also shows
the number of publications examined,
the percentage favorable. the percent
age unfavorable and the percentage
which is neutral He quotes, also, from
criticisms, complaints. expressions or
opinion from special articles as we'll as
gives the trend CT opinion as DICED
in political and commercial centers.
The Chicago office of the Hartman
lines briefs and consolidates the fort
nightly reports of the general managers
for telegraphic transmission to MIR.
Hartman in New York. 1t is stated
that Mr.. Hartman regards the reports
as valuable aids in detecting causes
of friction between his railroads and
the public and in applying corrective
measures.