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The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
MARSHALL GIRLS
ROMANCE SHATTERED

MARSHALL. Mich March S-Mrs
Joseph laramie, formerly Miss Maud
Newton. of Marshall. is an Chicago.
and is said 20 be planning 90 secure
divorce She met her husband In
Detroit. where she was "A cloak model
in a large dry goods store--lIn wars
ago. laramie. who Is a wealthy ban.
ana grower of Honduras. presscd his
suit, and after the marriage. the cou.
pie went 10 Sebo, Honduras. where
IarEaate-s- plantation is-ieeHtt-,i. -ssifr..-
laramie charges her husband with
cruelty. While attending the Mardl
Gras. In New Orleans. recently. she
says. her husband knocked her down
and she left him.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
GrieE.Stricken Father
Carried His Daughters
Body to the Cemetery

ST. PAUL. Mimi. March s.-The
weight OF his fveyear-old daughter.
whose dead body he carried TO the
cemetery ia bis arms. was light com
pared with the weight Va the heart Of
patrick Reany. No 80 East SiXthst.
Tor weeks his wife aud five childrcn
have been Guaranteed from diph-
iberia and he has been unable 20 en-.
Ter the house Sadie died. Having
100 money 10 buy casket, he carried
tho. body Of the Chile in mis- arms 10
Calvary cemetery. where ii VAS de-
posted IN "A vault.
There was NO service 20 spoken
prayer. but the silent prayer OF The
griefstrickCu father
The other -four ch,ldren are also az
fllcted with the deadly disease. bat
are expected tU recover.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
Tries TO Breathe Last
Prayer AS he Dies In
Hovel Filled With Rags

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March s.
Surrounded ~ rags. in a little old
house THAI Is filed with them. Frank
Grchich, recluse, better known as
lazarus. was found dead.
His body was bent over a pile, his
arms were crossed as though when ne
felt death near he tried TO breathe
last prayer. for he was a deyou,
Catholic.
Greulich was rag miser" Rags
were his hobby lie collected them,
bat he never sold any That is why
every part of the house, If house II
can be called is filled TO the very
rafters. They are OF all colors. OF
every degree OF cleanliness.
Even the miser's bed was OF rage.
just pile that looks more like a nest
than place for a human beings rest
at night
Greulich bad lived in the little
shack near Alpine-ave. and Broadway
nearly twenty years. He built 1t him
self, gathering bits OF boards in lum.
Der yards and piecing them together.
70 stands one aud one-half stories IL
height
The interior is as desoate as the
niJure is a battered old stove over
which the old man cooked the scraps
ne would secure at the furniture fac
cries which he visited moons when
he workmen were eating lunch \
jar Of meat gives tho impression that
the rccluse vas about TO COOK a meal
when ne was overcome and then he
staggered and fell on his knees In
prayer.
Grcuiich was about seventy years
old. once he had a iarm near Salem.
Iich. but hC met with losses and.
embittered. he came here and secured
the little biz OF land just outside the
city limits Little IS known of the
man except that he has a sister.
Mrs. Tracey Schumacher, living near
Salem.
Greulich wanted his little property
10 20 20 the Catholic church. He dItl
not wish his relatives 10 have any
thing and when he did discuss per
soaal matters made this statement.
But Il is doubtful II he leaves much
as the Walker town board has helped
the old man for a long time.
Coroner Hilliker believes death was
due To heart disease.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08

ter IL the mother 81 4 S-yearold girl
Apart from the family complications
which have thus been created, the
marriage OF the elder doctor 10 Miss
Wismer is OF interest because OF the
great difference in their ages. and be-
cause IL again proves the weakness
OF the Osler theory. There Is also an
element of romance in this wedding
which must appeal strongly 10 all men
who have passed middle age. The
doctor did not permit his 81 years
and his gray hair TO obstruct the
path 10 bliss and happiness. neither
did he fear the strength OF mis- son
and rival He entered the race deter
mined TO win the love of the young
girl and-he did.
The children did not look with fav-
or upon their fathers romantic no
tons. ard they did not hesitate -
tel him so But the doctor only
smiled. He didn't stop 10 argue VITA
them. but continued wooing the girl.
and when she said the word he quietly
informed his children that he would
be married.
What could we say? remarked
Henrieite, the doctors third oldest
child. when discussing her fathers
marriage. We said nothing but We
thought a whole lo; We just had 20
grin end bear IT, But he's married
row and well have TO make the best
of IT,
I'VE didn't want father TO marry
Miss Wismei not that We don't ilke
her. but she Is so Young. Why. WIN
the exception OF Ethel. our YOUNGEST
sister. we are all older than MISS
Wismer And besides. mother dec
only a year ago last December. ana
we all thought father was hurryihs
matters a 5it too fast.
How will YOU address your step
mother" Miss Henderson was asked
well we went call her mother
at least | won't" she replied Maybe
IN call her auntie. or Harriet. Fa-
ther had no occasion 10 marry sec
ond time. lie had II nice and com
Portable. | keep house for him ana
have been doing 80 for i've years.
ever since mother was taken i'll Now
I yuppose il will be all changed.
And Just 10 think, continued Miss
Henderson. 'Clawson used 10 take
Miss WssmeT onl imagine he was
rather attentive 10 her, Father been
calling 10 see her less than year
He used to bring her here % sun.
dav evening for supper but most 81
the times he would stay az her home.
Asked why she did not attend me
wedding. Miss Henderson answered
Il don't like 30 go 70 weddings
Anyhow. m still wearing black FOR
my mother ana black wouldu look
well al A wedding ceremony None
nf US except Alfred attended.
Immediately after the ceremony the
doctor and his Youthful Stride left for
Washington They Viii return AMI
will maxi their home in The Columbia
ave house
Dr. Henderson is a prominent mem
Der OF Grace Baptist temple ana tp-
twenty seven years has been treasurer
OF the Sunday Breakfast association
The announcement OF his marriage
was great surprise 10 his friends
His son. Clawson is student al ne
Medico- ChiTurgical college
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
ElAIulENCY OR WIND
ON STOMACH
As II Is Commonly Named, Means
That Deeayine Food is Making Gas.

This most serious condition Is very
preyalent and results most distress
ingly and fatally oftentnes The
stomach in cases of fiatulency is un'
able TO digest the food properly. De
cav sets In. gases form. extend the
stomach. force their way downward
into the bowels, and II not relieved
Il extends upward pressing against
the lungs. liver and heart causing
Shortness OF breath belching. foul
odors and many times sudden deari.
Foods which are filled With gases,
when taken into a deranged stomach
cause fatulency rapidly, vegetables
being especially given 10 this quality.
Against such a condition the stomach
can do but little. because these foul
and poisonous gases affect It's glands,
muscles and tissues 10 such a degree
as 10 incapacitate II almost at once.
These gases distend the stomach ia
all directions, preventing the contract
ing muscles from doing their regular
duties. or II they do force the gas
from the stomach II goes elsewhere in
the system with even more harass
ing results. and then the deCayina
mass still remains 10 generate mOrt
gases.
The most effective methods for Al
LAYING hatulency II 10 remove the
cause OF gas making. An emetic vii
do this but the stomach will have Nh,
same trouble the moment new food
enters IL.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets get a
gas food at once. digest il. prevent
decay, quickly reduce food 10 nOur
ishment, make good rich gastric huit
and pass the digested food 10 the IN
testines. giving the stomach its res
and the system its uourishment. Flat
ulency simply cannot exist wher'
these little tablets are used. The
build up the stomach fluids so chat i
matters not how many vegetables yo,
eat or food containing quantities q
gas. the stomach does its work vel
and quickly.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are soil
everywhere and used the whole worl
over by sick stomachs and stomach
that want 10 eat heartily and yet no
get sick.
Every druggist carries Stuart's by!
pepsia Tablets, price 90 cents per bo,
The demand for these little digester
A constantly increasing. Forty thor
sand physicians In America and Car
ada use them and prescribe Their
Send US your name and address an
We will send you a trial package b
mail free. Address + A. Stuart Co
II $50 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
MAN IS FOUND
SHOT TO DEATH

CHICAGO, March s-Hugh Hop
kins. 81 years old. son of J. j. Hop
kins superintendent OF stations OF
the South Side Elevated railroad. was
found shot TO death early today in u
doorway at 1901 Wentworth-ave He
received his wounds, according TO the
police report on the case, while at
tempting to hold up the saloon OF
Louis I.acerra. 370l La Safest. John
Lacerra. bartender in the saloon and
brother OF the owner. told the authori-
ties that he had shot Hopkins while
the man was fleeing from the place at
ter trying 10 rob him. Lacerra was
arrested and his story is being inyes-
tigated.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
1000 PERSONS SEE
NEGRO BURNED TO DEATH

ROCKWELL. Tex. March S-An-
derson Ellis. a Negro. was taken from
the Rockwell county Jail and burned
to death in the presence OF 1000 per-
sons he had been identifiel By Mrs
Arthur Mckinley as the man who at
tackled her Friday morning
Earlier in the evening Will Clark,
Negro. vas shot and instantly killed.
when bis father. Andrew Clark refus-
cd permission Ia posse tO search his
premises or Ee assumption that Ellis
was concealed there
Ellis admitted his guilt. but re-
fused 20 make statement 20 leave
farewell messages for his relatives
he did not utter a cry as the pie
o. cordwood. winch had been yell SAT
Urarcd with kerosene was set ailre.
nor I'D he show loss oi nerve a. the
flames cooked his flesh lie was dead
nine minutes after,rhe torch bad been
applied
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
MISSING BOY is
FOUND DROWNED

BAY CITY, Mich. March S.-The
body Of WIN. Myer. the l4-year-old son
OF Albert Myer. a farmer of Monitor
township. was found floating in open
water In the Kawkawlin river. A
search for the body had continued all
night and part Of yesterday.
The father was engaged In cutting
ice on the river during which the boy
was playing about on the Ice. Toward
evening Myer and his hired man left
for their homes, leaving the boy alone.
Not returning after dark. the boy was
sought by his father and later by 9th.
or members OF the family and neigh
bors. The theory that he had broken
through the ice or gone too close to
an open hole and fallen in, was sub
Stimulated when the body was recover
ed late yesterday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
STATE TREASURY
FUNDS EXHAUSTED

LANSING, Mich. March S.-There
was not enough money In the state
treasury TO buy even a postage stamp
Saturday. Clerk King. of the house,
had TO go down into his own pockets
and dig up sea 10 pay postage on tue
house journals to be mailed out TINS
week. The senate happened to have
enough stamps On hand 10 get
through More cash Is expected 10
come into the treasury this week.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
SHURTLEFF SEEKS
ELECTION TO SENATE

CHICAGO. March s-The announce
ment that speaker Edward j. Shurt-
len would enter the field openly this
week as an ayowed candidate for the
United states senatorship today threw
the ranks OF Albert J. Hopkins sup
porters In a panic The attack has
been planned FOR Thursday and tn"
Hopkins forces are expected TO show
their weakness when the legislature
convenes Wednesday declare Shurt-
Ir6's manager they think hopkins
cannot marshal even the strength
that he showed previously.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
EXPIATES CRIME
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

OSSINING, y. Y. March s.--Re-
markable vitality WAS shown by VIII
liam Jones. who was electrocuted In
Sing Sing today for the murder or
Llewellyn Bum at Homestead, l.. l.
Three separate shocks had TO he adj
ministered before Jones was declared
dead. Each shock had strength OF
1870 volts and eight and onehalf
amperes. II took nearly six minutes
TO execute the man.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
w,lLe ard Bride Return.

NEW YORK. March Mathew
Astor Willis 3pi his bride. formerly
Sylyia Green. the daughter OF the rich'
esj woman ia the world. are back IN
Ncw YORK today from their honey
'm0on trip in the south.
Mrs wiki declined 20 talk to an
interviewer and when her husband
seemed inclined to say something she
told him with considerable spirit that
ho ought not 10 say anything. He
didnI he IS 20 wears old, while his
bride u H2
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
KING HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

MADRID March S.-King Alfonso
was today hurled irom motor car
when dashing down a steep curved
road. near Seville. the auto struck a
wall. The king is reported slightly
hurt
The car, which was owned by the
Maquis Niana. was going az a terrific
pace when the accident occurred.
Swerving from the road at sharp
turn. II skidded. crashing into a stone
vail Everyone in IL was hurled out.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
CONDITION Of
POPE WORSE

ROME. March S.-The condition OF
Pope Plus has caused much apprehen.
sion His illness has taken the form
OF influenza and the vatican physi-
clans admit his condition is serious.
Despite his illness, however. the
pope showed keen interest In the
Observation-Disclosures insisting upon see
ing the dispatches giving the results.
The health OF the pope has been
poor for the last year. Worry and
lack OF exercise brought on the govt
year ago aud last December he suf-
fered from an attack OF grip.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
ORMSBEE BILL TO BE
REPORTED THIS WEEK
From a star correspondent1

LANSING, Mich, March S-The
house committee on liquor traffic VIII
repnrt out the Ormsbee liQuor bill No
81. which is the general liquor law
this week. unless some more snags are
struck Rem WaLe-s OF Saginaw
chairman OF this committee. says they
expect 10 get reprint VI the bill
by Tuesday. and thcr one more ses-
sion ought to put II IN shape 10 re-
port out fayorably to the house.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
TWO MEN ARE
BLOWN TO PIECES

WILMINGTON, Del, March s.
George Whiteman and Charles Sicie
were blown TO pieces today IN an ex-
plosion In the Dupont Denemours
Powder Mills, when an experimental
barrel containing about two tons oil
powder blew up.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
Whisky for Colds

70 one.half pint good whiskey. ada
l.a-..lisap aEills- and onn
ounce roris compound. which can b.
procured 81 any. druggist Take In tea.
ypOOnml doses before each meal ant
before TefirinR Immediate results al
ways follows this treatment
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
Ex.SOLON DIES.

ALPENA. Mich, March S.--John j.
Cathro. aged 6s years. former men-
Der Of the legislature. died Sunday at
his home in Maple Ridge township.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
CHILD DIES FROM PARALYSIS.

AI.PENA. MichY Marcn S-I.oIa
Cotton. aged II. the daughter Of
BENJAMIN Cotton. died sunday frorn
raralysls. She fen on an icy side
walk. Friday. striking The back Of her
head. There were 20 immediate bad
results. hut paralysis came on Sstur-
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08
C. ]. WHITcoMs DIES.

OXFORD Mich. March S-tiilbert
j. Whucomb. AGED 50 Is dead here
from stomach and bronchial trouble.
he Is survived by widow and three
children lie was born ln CatslliN. y
y. u, 1924 aud came 10 Mac0mU
county win his father ia 1896 lie
settled on a farm until he was -
years of age when he went TO Romeo
and learned the trade of cahinetm max
or. remaining there until 1893, when
be Went To Oahwood and engaged in
the furniture and undertaking bust
ness. I'm 1915 he settled I'm his viii
lac and established the same bust
ness with his SON Charles o. Whit
-eef4B-H 10 vas the oldest business
mau In Oxford The children are
Charles q and Bert Whitcomb and
Airs 4sl4iFa- sutherland all-uf- Oxfnrd-
ca - TO II L a.
B.a, the zIns Kind yO1 Have lIslIs Bought
'.s, a EnEHzzN0
The Detroit times., 1909-03-08

The geological survey Is erecting AT
Pittsburg testing plant for struc-
tural material that will be- able TO han
die Orders 90 feet long and give them
"a tension OF 10000 900 pounds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12
THE SILLY SEASON.

This is the time of the year whvr
no prediction Is too preposterOus e.
find makers and believers We have.
for instance. people who go about pre-.
dieting 81 wheat. Others, who SEE
nothing but weeds and boil weevil
where cotton should grow, are speak
ing about lj-cent cotton. Moreover.
the silly season Is usually signalized
by those revolving commissions OF
crime whose accounts are being pa.
raded day by day In horrible detail
through the columns OF the press be-
fore the eyes OF a wearisd yet NOR
bidly curious public.
There is something in the mid.sum-
mer's heat and strain which appar
emily steals away people balance
Where the environment Is such as to
impair their powers by pressure OF
occupation. by worry. and by ad.
verse natural conditions OF tempera.
ture. II is not to be wondered that
there are breakdowns In the capacity
of people TO bear their burdens. II
has been statistically ascertained that
the hot summer months record the
maximum OF each years crime. Sui
cides are more numerous and various
other manifestations OF human weak
ness seem TO come to a climax.
The cause Of this may be viewed
But there is much in the
position that the extreme publicity
given TO these abnormal manifesto.
tons acts much as a wave Of sugges-
ton upon the thoughts and feelings
Of the population as a whole.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12
SHERIFF's SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that under
and hy virtue OF a certain execution
.ssu,a C.t ot t.y Jusu,c court Of the
TWeutyfith Justice District, in ana
for Alachud county. Florida, by Hon.
}. \. Carlisle, the Justice thereof. ana
dated the 2ard day OF June. \, y
1908 ~ favor OF Sam COOk ana
against Shad Sans. have levied upon
and will sell n public outcry, 81 the
east court house door, IN GainesNi!Ie'
AlaChua county Florida, on Angus,
2nd, A. d. 1903, during the la"iu'
hours Of sale, the following properly
towit:
Two pillows. , mattresses,
blankets. ! set bed springs. eel.
steads 3. quilts. lamps, l coat j
pair pants, shirt. ? overcoats, b
trunk and contents, clock. ] water,
bucket. shotgun, same % b. soII
TO satisfy said execution ard costs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12

Blind mosquitoes came pretty near
putting Palatka out Of business a night
or two this week. They came sudden.
ly and in such quantities that stores
had to close. In the Offices OF the
G. Lopez Bailey Co. nearly a barrel
we're swept up and about a bushel
were cleaned up one morning AZ tho
Ackermau.Stewart Drug Cos. It's
been some twenty-five years since
these mosquitoes have put in any ap-
pearance before. Its a good thing
they are not the biting kind.-San
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12

That there has been an enormous
increase in the cost OF living within
the past decade is strikingly shown
In the following local reader from
q copy OF The Gainesville Gazette,
OF the year 1891: Nice fresh, fat
beef every morning. Best steak. Sc;
good steak. &c and &c. Fore shoulder,
&c. H. PnikosOn." The best cuts of
steak are sold in Gainesville today
at 20 cents per pound. while the very
cheapest is 10 cents. which is 2 cents
more than was charged for the best
in 1891.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12

counts for The high position they now
occupy
Miss Quinn. In the western % trict.
makes big gain. a. does also Miss
Lucinda Bryant. with Miss Barron a
close second TO Miss Bryan, in the
canvass.
There are only few more weeks -
just a little over four-for the Candi-
dates To warm themselves up and win
the handsome capital prizes that are
offered, but II you are among the first
Ave. you will be paid handsomely for
your work and trouble. for the certifi.
cate will go a long way toward pur.
chasing one OF the handsome in.
struments that the A. r. Harper Com
pany handle.
Following Is the result OF the can.
vass:
entral Section.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12

American manufacturers deliver
print paper in Bristol, England. for
$3.50 per ton less than they charge
for the same In New York City. Yet
these same manufacturers claim 1t
costs 1857 more to manufacture a ton
OF print paper in the United States
than II does to manufacture IL in
Canada. II this be true, how can the
American manufacturer undersell the
Canadian in England? The statement
Is nothing more nor less than a
barefaced lie TO influence Congress
TO retain the duty on wood pulp and
print paper.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to The Sun who are In
arrears are urgently requested TO
make settlement without further de-
lay.
Under the postal regulations We are
prohibited from extending credit to
subscribers for more than one year.
and those who have not paid up to
August, 1905. will be dropped from
the list Of subscribers during the next
two weeks. The privilege Of mailing
the paper to subscribers who are In
arrears for over q year is denied by
the postal laws, and We have been
notified to comply with this provision
at once. II you fail TO receive The
Sun after the middle Of July you
will therefore know the reason there.
for.
Do not wait TO come to town to
pay your subscription. but send the
amount by mail At once. DO 1T NOW.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAI
DEED UNDER SECTION Q OF CHAPTEn
Sese LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice is hereby given that y. "a Godfrev,
purchaser OF Tax Certificates No. eA3 and 49,
dated the 9Th DAY OF September. A.
D. 1903. has died said certificates In my
20 issue in accordance Win Law. said certsH-
Gates embrace the following described prop
erty situated In Alachua county. Florida, To-
Wiz:
Lot o Sec ~. TIP Z. r. Is-sa acres.
Lot = c -. Tp :. 8. n is-gS acres
TIE said land being assessed nc the date %
the issuance OF such certificates In the names
OF Geo. r. Fairbanks and Unknown.
Unless said certificates shall be redeemed ac-
cording Ia law. tax deed win issue thereon CO
the 2Nh DAY OF July. A. ID 1909.
Witness my offcial signature and seal thn
the 2jth day Of June. A. n 1870
s. II. wIENGES,
I'd Clerk Circuit Court Alachua CO., Fla
IyM =. CHEVES. u. c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
ssss. LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice Is hereby given that W ID Phifer Co,
purchaser Of Tax Certificate No Ii6 dated
the 9Th day Of August. A. d. 1910. has cleo
said certificate In my ONCE, and has made az
prcatiOn for tax deed TO issue IN accord Ance
with law. said certificate embraces the Tor
lowing described property situated In Alachua
county, Florida. towit:
Nwh Of Nwb Sec. "a. Tp. 10. S. R sl-i0
acres.
The said land being assessed AZ the date OF
the ISSUANCE OF such certificate In the nance OF
Est OF r. Jones
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed ac-
corriihg 10 law. tax deed will issue thereon 90
the atn day OF August, A. ID. 1904
witness my Of.cial signature aud sea tn.s
the Bird day % july. \. ID lele.
5 H. wIENGES,
I'd Clefk Circuit Court Ala chua Co. Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-12
MISS LORNA M'CREDIE
LEADS IN SOUTHERN
MISS HATTIE LUDWIG RETAINS
LEAD IN WESTERN PART
But Misses Bryant and Barron Make
Great Gain in That Division.
Get Busy.

Another hard run ON the leading
candidates, for they have all shown
that they are after the big votes, and
the greater part Of them have been
placing large numbers to their credit
during the past three days.
The Sun takes pleasure In present.
ing to its many readers a picture of
Miss Lorna McCredie Of Micanopy.
She has proved a hard worker in the
interest OF this paper. securing a