davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
Ter fatalc SuppclaGnaer.

Td)t5ebnj0briger gurihe tpceen oil.
gebIidcu @inbrutS . 2iebitabls
Dem 8eri6tsperfobren iibernies
len. 9eItreitct ieine SdulO
uro erflGrt Oos unihuloige Spier
elmer frappanten 9ebnlidfeit SIT
icin.
Ginen 3oppelgdneer 81 buben,
fam obne Srage man6mol iatoI
ipcr0cn; boB er Dies in Ieinem Sale
lultrOe, beboIptet ser ~1S.iGbrige SoS,
Sheridan bon goItern . 9lpenue uno
8riifin'S Ilep, Der geitern bon &o0t
S'9feill in Der oitliden Eoli5eiltation
pegen o~ngeblid)en @inbrufS Gicb'
ItoblS Dem @erihtsperfobren iiber-
fpielen milroe. HoIi5iit Sobn &llO.
ion bonn oitIi6en Giitrifte job &c.
Itern Worgen fur5 Dor > ubr 5tpei
lunge Wonner aus Der Ylommanitr.
in Die @igbltroBe einbicgen, Die eiu
grobes 9iinbel trllgen. 8eroaft lido.
pfeub, riei Ger 4oli5iit ben 2euten SIT,
iteben 5t bleibcn. Stott oller Ints
mort mahten Iidl Die 9eiben 10 idnea
als moglif aus Dem Stoube, OoS
9iinocl ollf Die StroBe perfeno. Ger
~ - -
EoliSiIt fonb in bemielben Hout' II.
aaittobof, Gigarren, Gigorrctten ullO
altf)en, insgeiommt i'm Wertbe bon
Sf7.60. Gr berid)tete ben Torfau
Dem Sergeonten g. 80. 2pnn, Dem er
9leid5eitig cine 9eihreibung Der bel.
ben 9lrifen gob. Ger Sergeant
erfl0rte, eiliert Der 9eiben 5i fen.
men, bcgob iidl mad Sberibon'S @ob.
llltr9, no er Sen 8eiuhtcn an Sriibs
itiidStiife iibenb ontrof unb i'm Der
baftetc. Gie Goli5ei foub ipoter aus,
hoB bic Waorcn aus einem bon Srall
Worp Smith in Nr. 2t9, Greiioent.
StraBe, gefiibrten Soben geItoblcn
iporben poren. 9ie Tiebe botten iif
olird ciu 6elliter, oeiien Sdeibcn lie
erbrud)en, @inloB peridoift.
Sberioan ~betbeuerte Dor DEM EoIi.
5eiritter icine llnitulo unb ldob
oucs ollf ieineu Goppelgdnger, Der
i'm idon 81 iuieberbolten WoIen in
Serlegenbeit gebrodt babe. Seine
Mltter rnb icine Sd)peiteru bcSeltgs
ten elcihfoQs. bab or hires @iiiens
bic gon5c Naft I'M Souie gepeien
iei. Ger Eoli5iit iocutifi5irte ober
Sbcribon nit obioliiter 9eitimnltbeit
ais Den iungcn MonL Der bos Bin.
Del setra9en babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
GARNER Subbs lit sliidlid).


Sat Godctc, Ole or p~erlorer, mieoer,
geiunoen uno bari nun su ieiner
bcIleren Solfte in 9ln1e Nr1n-
bel.Gountp 5uriidfebren. - Sic
bottc ibnl Die lbiire Dor Der Noie
Suoelflagen. @ur PLIES bic
8olge elmer Sprittclr,
Sin gliidlider Wonn lit Der 6ar'
mcr 8iIiom 9. Sob6S bon Annc
Irunoel.9 ountp, Oenn en- bat Die
Eodetc, pelbe o~llcrban0 aleionngS-
itiife cntbielten, Die CT iilr leinc BEL
icre Salite g~efauit uno oic am Sonl'
itog oui elmer Spribtour perloreit
bate, niebergefunoen unb bari iebt
81 Der eeitrengcn 9ousberrin 5lriid'
fcbren. 9lm Wontog mar Sobbs nift
10 gliidlid). gr eridien i'm meItlidell
Stationsbauie beinl Saoi Sooen, Dor
Dem er am Sonitog inter Der In'
idjuloiglrng, betrunfen gemelcn 81
ieil, geitonben botte, uno Der i'm
entlieB uno inn Den Ratb CAB, ~ieiler
Satin Gin pplles 8eitononiB ob5u-
legerL nit einem re6t triibieligell
8cliflt unb iogte: ,Serr Mibter, i'd
babe Sbrcn Hatb beiclat II. Die 6olac
iii. oaB meme 6rau mid opr bic 5biir
iette. @ie ih Sbnen i6on ersdbli
bate, perlor id) ouf meiner Sprie'
tour einige Eadete, unb meine Sat
tin lpies mid ans Ger Ibiir, uafoenl
if ibr er5dblt, bob ih batrunfen ge,
melen unb bieielbeu perloren b1tte,
u1o perbot mir, in meme @obnuna
5urid5lfebren. beoor ih Die Hndste
gefunber,. Sic tragan Die Sdiilo oil
0ieiem trogiihen auSgorg ber ri.
faire, neil sic mir rietben, elm offe.
ncs @eit6noniB ab5ulegen. Sest mil.
len Sic mir aus Der Eotife belfen,
ober I'M 8ottes Miueu gebeu Sic
mir feinen ipeiteren HotD." aobi So.
ben, oeIien &~othid)ldge 5unleiit cirerl
gunltigen Griolg babsn, nabm oann
alid bon Der grtbeilung peiterer
HotbIhlage I6itanb, beauitrngte ie.
bod eiten Goli5iiten, nit Sobbs III
ben bon ibm beiudten @irtbifaiten
nod Den oerloren gegangenen Eode-
ten Nodfrage SIT balten, uno sic
Nod)irage nor idlieBlid1 bon griolg
gcfront. Aber nid)t in elmer @irtb.
id)oit, iolloern I'M Gamblers obnbot
ianben lie Die Gndete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
SSliOut 1T
gatiirn & Gahnn,
GiG.q,53 G.Gt-9 Mi!tionutorcr.

User buttc { gc0ud ) t, DOB
oo9 &%niirmeiier, bieiaS unentbc5t
lidc &erid0ncrungS. 5nitrument DER
Wt0mneriueIt. in Der meiieItcn G6rper.
ihoft Der goll3en Welt. IN Dem g.
nate 81 8olbington, cine iolhe &oIie
ipiclen mo gum Begenitaltoe mint.
ti0icr llnterllldlinGen 9entod)t pcrs
zen lDilr0e? Iie ~lenotoriid)c @ei5.
beit bat bic ilberroid)crroc (botiote
crnlittelt, ooB cinQefii6rte Roiirmci
ier, Die inlnmt ,ioQ uto Irod,t ~
Gents %foitcll. ION ben ielbitloien
SGnoIcrn 5lt 2 bis 8 Collars per.
fault meroelt. Inn Die cbrianne Gar.
bicr5unit. lpie allc 0i1unier, iuclfc
oos INSTRUMENTATION iclbit BE-.
iorgeL. gegen Die Sdtoler 81 id1iiBcn.
ioa Der 3oa oui Roiirmeiier nm 300
Tro3ant crb0bt mo Die Breiie ernie.
Oriat lpcroen. @er oieic Gogif nidt
fopieren fonL Ger mag nad) WniG'
lbtngton aetcn mo iif Don benz 81,
nate eil 2idJt auiltefen laiielt.
90. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

Yaitor geresforb gebt.-
Eaitor Tr. u. 3. geresforo, Seelior.
ger al, Der bieiieen llnioerioliIten.
Stride an Der @ltiIforo. aoenue. bat
cinen Huf an Ole Grite llniperiuIiiten.
Stride in Cincinnati angenommeil.
es mar Der brittle Hiif, ben or Don Der
8emeinoe erbieIt; bic beiben emritet
ihlug er aus. Enitor 8eresforo bieh
friiber Yilfonsfp; Dor sfpei Sabretl
lieB er ieinen Wamen onrd oas Ge.
riht an6ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
@crpaItcrs @ertauf
mcuDuOncu arnnp5insirelen @%ruuOhldcn,

"a. 32o, ISL, $3S 9HG 3j5, goinm6ia %gi0eninr;
NJ, $50, 81, s8t, vi" $40 iano Sii,
Ct. Better Sirube;
Rr. :Ot, 500, 5O5, 507. 5Gi, 81, 5t9, SIS,
3f7, so, 52l uno 523, Gunpbcu' Cir.
araff cincs 9cfcbIs oes arris0cyi6iS glr. .
Der StuotsNaltimore miro Der uuter5eidnete
Nerlralier am 6enneritas, ben TO- Snnt 1909.
an oeIi rtipeiiioctl Grieil irf ll1lien dilaegcberell
3eit Die ioigcnocn iptrtBuoien arunb6inefreien
Saufteien nnf bl'elt!lder Yhltton neridulen:
Nninu9 80 il6r Wndmitngs.
SanrHtlicbe pier @ruHcitiidc uro Sduicr. ais
9tr. 329, 331, 1913 ultO 800 Columbia g%lrcnnc
beinnnt; ieoe Tot bat cine 6roI,i rnn ettua -
SUP nnb etre Ltele BON o. Sub; leOe mt Ell
lcrI b~rCiiiDdincn Nohnbaite hcbaut.
5oiurt ournuf:
SdinrtIi6c icno CjruHonudc mo S--[.
ais @E 52l. so, 6i7, b15, 5l3 mo. 5ll,
icoc Got bot cine greite bon ctiun Il 6nb q
3pa uuo cine lieie pou ctru ~ Sut; ieoc
nit etncm oyejitbd!oeu s@obuboute bebout,
Soipri eurGit!
cdmmtIi6e tcbs Srnnofiidc uuo 9dufcr.
ais Nr. 800. s34. 1886, $40. si2 mo Sii. Ct.
4ctcrsStraBc, bcldnnt; bic Cots baben 5rontel
BON r%cipcitipe 4 SUB II SUB 2 ~ 500 II
liefc bon 50 sur. mo icoe III nit eirem .orei.
fibdt9eh SSobnbauic bebant,
Sufort nuraut:
Sdmnttlidc ~ @rII1ofiilde mn 3Hiicr, ais
gIr. 50l, 103, 800. 50T. 800. 81, 5l3, 5i5.
Oh. 6lg. 52t mo 523. GafrpbclfSigdRc. ndbe
Columbia WhCrl!H, bcinltHt. Ncoc Eoi bat cine
Srollr bon 10 5ub = Sou mi. Ciucr Iieie pnr
81 5ub nrh iebc 1T nit c!ncm 2iftpdigen
NohNbduie hebnui.
(9;onc NeiArciburQ iicbc 2lnseiqc in NuItis
more aSiu" BON 20. aro 20. !qiui uno ,.
o.. 9. uan 10. ,Suni).
@erfanis e. 8coingrnnen: Gin Nrittel Nnar.
Reft IN q uuo ~ mionuicH. poer nllcs Paut.
mad Ncliebou osS Niufer5; 9rcbit iobIunpeu
niitiier BON 1noc bts &criuuf3 bcr5tnii nnb Sur
!iufriehenbeti ocS 9'CrUniters peiidert lpfrhen.
l~liipftcr bis sum (dde oe3 y'crfnuis b~colIohrn.
Clecciaao 2. Ulannimt,
gCripu fer.
R~a,tiiou 6 f5nruu,
GlG.f 53C.GOCD @lItiOnC!Urcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26


bon $l36.
Der gtdbt Baltimore tptro Der u~nter6eihnete
8crlud,ier am 6retiag, ben II. Snut 800, an
ben reipeitlnen Srten 6ar uiltelt utae9ebeIiefi
3eit has 6olGenoe nui otlertIlber NuiitoH oer-
ianicn;
II tibr MlttanS.
I. l(neinlnSbourell idbtlidel SrutoJtrS non
$l35, aui Dem 1an5en N!oU ritbeno Der az oer
nt5"' SpT bpeicdiger SeiioIt Troui bon etra II
Rub ut PeIpiocrcsS trdBe mo eiuu 1870 Sub.
ncbr cocr neuiGsr. an Sliper.z trnbc. t@c'
%GcniibCr ocm GtnGnn8 6lilI @recrntoutt'Ge
Inn 3 tiHr Gnnntiiiaas.
.. Sic eduBe Icere 9'ulllieilc an Der Siloipeit'
&ette bon NRc9ilIuD Sttnbe, mil 6rouf at nerl
suit btS an cirer sltb Gina 10 cSub rorb'
iueiiliG bon Gdnpulcs Strnbe mo norbipe'tIidl
Ucbcn III. 1901. MtQnlobs ztrabe, ee.seen.
Tim | tihr 9ia tlmttta 10.
3. Sic pnil5e Nuuficnc ol Der Giiolueitieitc
bon 9ttn 2trnbe 1eleGcn: ftc- heeiilnt 90 1nt
3 3ou iiie0ttltd pol Der Siinott Sctte non
Ricbnrhious StrnGe. Iduit IA Rub Siioott an CT
hus 3tru6e rno rctlht flolpcftIi0 nit aleiGer
grettc 10 TuB 10 Iou bis 3ur Ditie elmer ~
Rub breiicn wien. eanten; 6peiil5dieeS sic.
QeIiieircrucs 94pbrtGu9, ais yir. 1859, Gubu
4. Sic pnr5r suuitcac M Der 5fpwcueitc
bon CUBA Strabr, liio6lilth ilcben Sot NJ 3
&C cGen mo BON %ocrielben 6rtbe. 9ultru
Elm Sluriiiddtgc3 .6icoeliirtrcruco NobntGn3.
as !lr. IGit. 9ubd, SirnGc, beidnrt,
r. Sic pdu}e 8duftelle an ocr Sihmeits Scite
bon 9uDn 2trubC. iiioDitlih rcben 9pt Jr. I
aclrGcn mo BON ~ocrfeIben @roBe.. Puutrr; Gin
ipeiii5diprS iiecclitcinerre3 @cbduoc, ais Dir.
tti3. Cuba Strnbe. bctdnlti.
&. Die g1Itic Nnltite1e an ocr Siiopcii 5ciir
bon Gubn Snabc, 'iioDitIl0 iichcn got VT. =
ocIcccn uro ron n%tricIbcI Srobe. nIc Rr.i6i5.
Rei.oufs . seo tnqnnoer: Gin 1riitcl Gonr.
Neil III o mo II G;oraicu. Ubcr n1cS IdnT.
nab eeIiebcn bes adutcrS;, Grebti8nblunGcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
i. Wel0lcno,tuacu.

@eIoienoungcn nod Tcutidlonb
uno Ceitteih . llilgarn iider uiib
idnea beiorgt. 5, 10 uiib 20 Marf.,
iotpie 10 iitb 90 aronen Sdeine Su
berfnnfen.
1Geo. 8. giener C &c.,
o. Rr. 217, cit-galtimurc.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
NnftiunS NnScigcn.

Mt. V55. 9d.pert7 Yulloinp.
Eunl NJ. Burnett, Nr. 216, 81. Sirabe
InlpiItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

T. TG6f sar Msiit in's TnsfanS &c.
ierst 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Cf.gaIti.
mOreitrakr, maize Chiffon Sohie Aur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
NnftiunS nN5ciscn.
punaro nj. Gmntuns

1oparo nj. Gmntpns
Pr. 1853. GulocrtsVuilotip
GGuf NJ. Barnett, Ar. PIG, 81. lSuul Sirabc.
gnludlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26
grrwalters g%erfaut

iucrtDDuacu grub jineircieu Bruuoiti6en,
Nr. 1859, 1874, t6+3 l1p 1913, Cuba Strabe
ctner ieercn 9auftclc
al Observation-Disclosures, iuBe 2GllpnlesGtr1bc;
rlncm uuubiDSbnreu @ruuoiins
bon SI35.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

TGie snr Nellie iu's MnSianb 6s.
iorst 6. Raiur, Rr. 413, cit.galti
moreitraRe, uabe Cation Ssnis Sys,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

III. .Oi, 500, 6O5, 500, sos, 81, SO, 315
81, so, 52l uro 523, GunlpbcusSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-26

Nr, 81, S5IiB,, SSIIS3, 81! 5I7, 5i5, s 81, SS6ct6' IN.
Nr, $40, S3i, S36, $40, S42 UNI 81,
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
WHEAT sLUlPs AGAIN.


CHICAGO. April 24-All wheat fu-
fenres sGnin dropped suddenly AT the
kopening today. May opened at $l.19 LIZ.
ynly Ct sos IL. and September at
- lao. This 10 q decline from yes
>noroayss sclosing Of . Sc cents for May.
- - FOR July ana 81 for Septem-
kbor.
Corn, showed the same dsmoralized
( coalition ~ wheat opening with big
kkrA6e on both sides OF the market.
kOaes opened with heavy selling pres
1880 o. May. Provisions a trifie OF
IN, syDpaAhy.
III q m.--Wheat after brief rally
again weakened and May sold on TO
f11S. the lowest price in many weeks.
fJuly went down to los and Septem Der
krocovered 20 81. Corn and oats both
kfAiled to recover the losses sustained
Fe4rlicr in the day. Liquidation In all
<Gxains continued heavy.
{, May wheat rallied Just before the
lo1ose and closed 2-s above the opening
kprice. July closed weak while Septem.
Der recovered all the opening loss aud
then some. The liquidation in all
corn fssfurcs was tremeni ous. but Nav
closed ~ the highest price OF the day
July was weaker. Oats stronger.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26

William l. Easterly. p years. 10 w
SpToat tuberculosis
Catherine OBricn. s. years. Little
sisters os Poor. HemorrhaHe.
Chriscelia 81 Crandail. year, Ecorse'
Micn.. COW alsions.
Mary NJ Smith. 40 years. Chicago.
III. tuberculosis.
Bessie Oppenheim, - years. 2sl r.
Montcalm. nephgitis
A. Maxwell Lyon. 80 years Harper
hospital. abscess OF liver.
Minnie Klelnow. 60 years. loo Mill
tary. endocarditis.
Cnata Mlfoss. 6: years. 1873 Mag
noiia. tuberculosis
Charles BaldTachi. IS years. Solvay
hospital. tuberculosis.
Monroe Hart. IS years. Harper hos
pital peritonitis,
Keenan, r. Hastings. months. 800
Alger meningitis.
Fern Cooke . years. 1875 Rademach-
err. pneumonia
Alice NJ DeKor, months. 231 Est
portussis.
Margareth Bagull. Il years. i5g
Twenty ninth. pneumonia.
Martina Behrendt. 81 years. 80 Lee
Grand: diphtheria.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Early 100000
FOIL FINE IS PAID
ocpa Lsadsd With Money From
yo(urs-pirss Co., Closely Guarded
o. Way 70 Treasures Once.

n AUSTIN, Tex, April IA wagon
|Ioo6sd with real money. nearly $1,000
~ a. Il. guarded by men with enough
: 4nns 70 equip an African expedition.
tuefled through the streets from the
Eonprooo once TO the state house today.
H. money. al In currency. was car
~ into the once OF the state treas
nror and rendered by the waters
Ioorce OIL Co. In payment OF the big
|noot nns that stuck" ever assessed
~ the United States.
The original fns was S1,s2s.900. ON
|shis interest amounting to $ls4.s54 ac-
oumulated while the company was ap-
Dealing the case through the various
courts For the attorneys $so.4s7.75
wa deducted before the money was
pa, 20 the state treasurer. The net
bali :. q paid to the state was Sits
E26G.-u. an excess OF $S4.366.30 over
the original nne.
J. r. Gruet, former private secretary
TO II. Clay Pierce. mead OF the oil com
.pany. will receive $4,000 OF the attor'
'neys' share OF the hne. II was through
Testimony furnished by Gruet that led
60 the conviction OF the company. The
money for the attorneys was taken on,
before the fne was formally paid. be-
cause after II Is once paid into the
state treasury II can be taken out
again only by appropriation.
The money was done up in Al enor'
nous package. II was carried into the
ytreasurer's once. where Gov. Camp
|beu and . number OF state ofhcers and
|nembers Of the legislature were wait
'1ng 20 welcome It. The company was
|reyresented by a number OF attorneys.
JIho money was deposited To the credit
1of the general revenue OF the state and
|1os Aub1ect TO withdrawal by apprcpria-
le1o0- The big fund will be taken into
ReonnidsSntion In making up the next
Nox asspssment. which Gov. Campbell
oays Will be the smallest in the history
'of The ssats.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERUn1AN LLNEx.


Detroit United IsterurAaa Lanes.
FLINT LiMifcDs-s:ls q IN ana
<:ls D. m Locals for Rochester and
Flint. "a. m. and every two hours -
D. III: y. M to oxford Locals 10
Rochester and Romeo. q M. And
every two hours to 10 p. m: also ~
p. m.
PORT HURON LiMITnDS-7:tS O.
m; 1876 a. M s;n p. m. s;ss p m;
only. ii y. m. Locals for New Ralss-
more. Algonac. Marine City and Port
Huron. hourly. a. IN. to p. m: aiss
p. IN. TO Marine CITY. To NJ Clemens.
nouriy to Ii ,. IN. TO ", cl.msSs W
shore Line. hourly. CTS q. m 60 s:4S
m. also ii 2. m.
TOLEDO LLMITEDs-s:4o q n.
tll:20 "a. m. 2:2o and 6.20 y. m Locals
for lockwood. Newport. Monroe ana
Toledo hourly, $40 a m. u $3.50 p. N.
JACKSON LIMIrEDs-T:t5 q N
i24s and s:<b y m Locals for jack
SON. a. IN. and every two hours until
.. m: for Ann Arbor. a. m. asA
hourly until IL y. M: for Plymouth ena
Worthwhile, 7:so a m. and ever ~"
IL p. IN. Saline cars from Ypsiianti
For MyHn&otte and Tfeatss-6:3S q
m. and half hourly to S:SS p. m. hourly
TO ii.33 y. IN. Sundays, nrst car IT
1903. with haif-houriy service through
For Royal Oak. Bir.i.EAaa sas
Pontiac-6.3o a. m. then half hourly
until y. m-. then hourly until IL p. m
First car one-haif hour later on bun
day.
II. and hourly until IL p. m. Hbr
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. g. 2. . n q
m; l. 2, ). 4. 6. 7. .. IL ,. m.
Last cars await closing or theaters
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
rermer pstroIter pies in Buffalo.

Edward Wiles. manager Of the Com.
mercial Express Fast Freight line,
died. Friday. In Buffalo after IN i'll.
ness Of four months. Mr. wiler was
horn ID England, but came 10 this
country when young man. entering
y1e service Of the Great Western rail-!
Way. and later the Detroit. Grand
haven 4 Milwaukee, With headquarters
- Do<roit. He became state agent for
llchienn Of the Erie 4 North Shore
DooDotch. which Afterwards was
t&onGod 70 the Commercial Express
ne. Several years ago he went 10
H1aAo - manager az the same line.
he burial win Be in Grand Haven,
>rnday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
BIRTHS
I,oYs

BOYS
Wheeler Cassidy. 26i Kirby
Andrew Marx. 2-y Watson
Martin Norris. 40 Fort
Anthony Lsnnert. Az Hastings
Cecil Ennis. 3,i Brandon
Jacob Martin. ISL Catherine.
James McGrath. $40 Sherman.
Harry King. 80 t&Ss
Archibald F.vart 81 Montcalm.
Lewis yeaser. 3si Field;
Join Novock. li2A CampbeH.
VIM. Rymal. 10 Fifteenth.
Louis Werner. 4s6 Cavalry.
Frank kenwoEthy, 1855 scotch.
Hyman Goldberg, i59 Mullett
Herbert Farmer. elO blackstone.
tsfFtHsS.---
Richard Chaurin. s2i Bellevue. ~
George Miner. 10 Cottage Grove
Arthur Woodward h10 Common
wealth
Joseph Kelly. 4se Humboldt.
Howard Peirce. l2l1 Van Dyke.
Ward oat..-65f- Ferdinand --
George Stanbury. "a Junction.
Edward Foraker. 81 Henry.
Steve Kurska. Detroit. Mich.
william Aivord. Woman's hospital
william Brown. 1910 Champls'n.
Alfred Marcott. 1881 81. Auhin.
Wilbur Keating. S9G W. Fort.
Hohe smith. les Napoleon.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
SUPT. BREWER QUITS
PRISON AND GOES WEST
"Yes, I'm Done For hsre." He says
After He Comes Out OF Grand
Jury Room.

N'NNf fFtS SSUtSe wv w S'e''~
Jury Room.
JACKSON, Mich, April al. c.
Brewer. superintendent OF the jackson
prison binder Irvine plant. will sever
his connection with the prison. Ho
leaves for Seattle today 20 enter into
new field OF labor. Yes. I'm done
for here" said Brewer yesterday att
ernoon after be had come out OF the
grand jury room. The jury questioned
him regarding his statements that ne
knew nothing OF the secondhand ma
chinery In the binder twine plant.
Brewer said he had secured two
months leave OF absence. Il don I
suppose they will care for me 10 come
back. he added. I'm willing To take
Horace Greeley's advice and grow up
with the country out thera.
Brewers departure Is the first vic.
tory for the state officials who decided
10 clean out" the entire stan or the
prison that worked under Warden
Armstrong
George Merriman, OF Hartford, a
member OF the board of control OF
Jackson prison. gave testimony oe-
fore the grand jury yesterday. he 's
q friend OF Acting Warden Wenger
and says. Wenger told him soon after
the arrest OF Armstrong that there
was nothing TO the varden's story OF
marking bills to trap Gen. Green. Mer-
.iman. after Armstrong had declared
he would vindicate himself, voted TO
give the warden leave OF absence.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
Gov. wIILSON PARD0NS
". 3. TAYLOR AND OTHERS



FRANKFORT, KY. April 24.-Ex-
Gov. VIM 3. Taylor, Of Kentucky. ex-
oecretaSy OF State Charles Finley,
;Jchns1~ Powers. brother Of Caleb Pow
iors, Zach Steele. Holland Whitaker
iAnd John Davis, all indicted In the
{ySanAlfn circuit court for completely
~ the assassination Of Gov. VIM Goe-
lhol. have been granted full and free
+, rardcns by Gov. Wilson. These men
have been protected BY rne governors
4 0f Indiana, who refused to honor
requinitions for their return to Ken
tncky They were jointly charged
With Jim Howard and Caleb Powers
Who were convicted In court and later
5 pardonsd by Gov. Wilson.
The action Of the governor cannot
- UNDERWOOD. because during his cam
>1oien he promised that he would sec
;thak the men were given fair and
Impartial trial before considering their
'}oUpHcattons for pardons. The only
lDan left In prison, therefore. who is
(urder charges in connection with the
{UnroeF OF Coy Goebel. is= Henry Yout.
Ipsy.
Gov. Wilson grants the pardon. he
t0ays, because II would have been i'm
IDoosfble to get . fair trial In this coun-
~, whsre the crime was committed.
! From . fair, impartial and thorough
examination Of all trials OF these
! oases." says the governor. land from
fOemory and knowledge OF the history
1nnd conditions OF these times, be-
I6leve that Governor Taylor had no par.
lor guilty knowledge OF the murder Of
William Goebel."
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
REFUSES TO ENDORSE
KINRADE WARRANT
Question Of Toronto Magistrates Jur
isdietlon TO Be Argued-Detec-
tivea Watch Boarding House.

TORONTO. Ont. April 24.-Private
detectives are watching the boarding
house in which Florence Kinrade.
wanted TO testify al the inquest into
her sisters death. IN Hamilton. Is
stopping. Miss Kinrade did not appear
at the inquest, in Hamilton. last nigat.
and a bench warrant was Issued for
her arrest.
Police Magistrate Denison declined
today TO endorse the warrant o; Coro-
ner Anderson. OF Hamilton. and the
question of his jurisdiction will be
argued in the high court on Monday.
Miss Kinrade and her mother LETT the
boarding house by the rear entrance
for a walk al IL o'clock today
The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
MILLER ROASTS CITY.
Retiring President of Library Board
Says Library Is Neglected.

Sidney +. Miller. retiring president
of the public library commission. takes
occasion. in his annual report. 10 score
the city for lack Of public spirit In
not making better provisions frr the
public library He calls particular at
tenfion to the condition OF tho main
library, built for 10000 volumes and
Low having 100000 bound books n
addition TO pamphlets and other print.
cd matter. For this and other redsons
he recommends the building OF new
library al once. Among the ether rea'
sons are these: That the library Is
dirty. and thus hard on the books; It
Is noisy and thus hard on the nerves
OF the library force and students: II
is dark, and thus bad for the eyes; Il
is unventilated and thus bad .nr the
health; IL Is a bad plcce for tirc.