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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
Died.

FLEAi fNCl-Suddeniy on SATURDAY. October
Is l9oa. JOHN FLEMING, beloved husband
af AHlaIla A.. in his sixty fourth year
1erFi at cate residence fs5 Fourth
street. northeast 8 20 ul- Tuesday 10th. in
tcrIent Mount 0Iarah Ccmetcry TrIIadei-
lila- Ia N+-nesia2- October 20 b.
baltimore and Philadelphia papers Ui-4
esps-f ocl7-3t
sTAcK-0n Sunday. October u. 1903. az SET
D. nl-- Dr. MA lEicE r. STACK late first
as tLnt physician al tho Government Hos
nItsl Tor the Insane. Washington ID. a.
Requiem mass an ST. fhefesa's Church.
Nodnesltsv- ar lH lie
Dr- stack had been assistant s1pernteud-
eut Of the Government for the Insane for
This city. and Wil Luo.-u among the uoI-
fcai frateluits- His death occurred alter
snoT Illness lils T5otser Margaret
Joseph Stack survive him.
coHEN-On Monday October u.s. 1856. at
1875 p. ui ABRAHAM D. COHEN. son
Funeral lroH his Iale residence. 5qI O.
1908 at %. lie
GTATNTUDEPE-0u Monday October D.
la0a. }F1i- SIAI&THoItPE-
Funeral tTcul OBJ. chapel of VIM IT,
"Wednesday October 20 al . b. .n Meme
ber of Local 80. .. Iron workers IT,
DCDGE-SuIIanly. ou Monday. Oeiobeg Is.
i.l' ~ 3 a. H-- EDNA NAL. oHiE dauGh-
Miss Dodge was the daughter OF sEiIber
Dodgc. who is q clerk la thc Pension
once Her death occurred after "a short
illness or her residence. go r street north
east. Death was due % acute pneumonia.
AcBI4AIR--SuddenIy. GOA SUNDAY. October ~.
1865 at Baltimore. Nd MARGARET p.
daughter ~ ihe late Capt Charles H. Nc
Blair. T. s. n
Miss MeBia.r was lhe sister OF AIeDoual d
hcHlair- OF this cts. and the daughter
~ The late Captain NcE.air. &. s. r. Her
death was Que TO aFphyEiari0u. At the
fIme o. her demise she was living ar lIs
West LauVale street. Baltimore. SD
MCCARTHY Sunday october DE- 1000 &C.
m. ANNIE DOMINIC daughter af
Margaret AMI the late John aIeCartlr
Miss Mccarthy was native of IHIz city
and fhe daughter or tine late John Mc-
business THan or fIis eifl- Her death uC-
Cured = the residence ~ her mother. $40
street southWcst- after "a long illness
1icCOENELI.- suddenly 0l Monday. Deta-
Der D. 1909. AZ G-3p D. ut.. al his residence.
a01 East Capitol street. Dr IRWIN HAI-
ILTON husband OF Helen Hurleleh SIC
Conneu. aad only SON Of Capt James T.
and susan 20. Mcconnell
sCOTT-0n sunday, October Do. 1863 at 7.sl
Ia. MARTHA T.. VIE Hf iI- .aEe NII-
liam = scott aged seVeutE-ife years
Mrs Scott was born lH this city seventy
five wears go and was fAe aidYw NJ VIE
liam r. scott. Her death occurred al H.r
residence. flg Sixth street uorlft .sI. after
long illness AIs Scout WAS AFFILIATED
With several charitable Institutions iH tl's
cily- She ls survived bs one daughter
SPENCEB-Ou Monday October U.s. Iae. u
Sew York city. Mrs SARA A. SPENCER.
widow ~ Henry a. Spencer ol This city
VILLA 8ls-Ou Sunday. October o.. 1903 al
I-E p. m- JEAIHA LpNGWeElH VIII
LIAMS. widow of W. j. Williams
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JOHN R. CARTER
TO VISIT AMERICA
Minister to Roumania Will Come
Here Before Assuming


LONDON, oct. 19.-Johu Ridgely Car
ter. now first secretary Of the American
embassy here. VIII go 20 America before
he departs TO his new post. that OF
American minister TO Roumanla.
For fifteen. years Mr.. Carter has been
connected with the American embassy
here and during that time has become
one Of the bes- known men in London
diplomatic circles. lie has been popu-
lar with native LOndOners. as well as
among the diplomatic attaches and gen
eraI regret is oppressed a. his GepaT-
ture.
Mr.. Carriers trip TO America Is for the
purpose of comforting with Secretary OF
State Knox ia Washington before start
iue fer ROumauia.
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IMPROVE BORDER CITY.

Ell PASO. Oct. 19-As token Of
appreciation of the inequalities ex-
tended by Ciudad Juarez. President
Diaz announced that in commemoration
Of the presidential meeting he would
erect a new custom house, build a
sewer system, and pave the streets to
put the city on a par with FL Paso..
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showed the pack had struck live
scent After short run Of two miles,
the chase was discovered to be a big
fat tom cat, which from the limb Of a
convenient tree spat defiance to its yap-
ping foes
soon the DOGS We're put on another
scent. but as the chase was never sight
ed it is believed 10 have been a deer
Today hunt between the same rival
punches of hounds is being run off over
the same territory
The tom cat has been sacked.
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HUNTERS ARE ALL LED
OVER A MERRY COURSE
Those Attending Trials of the Brunswick Foxhouno
Club Are Among Most Disguised People in This
Country When They Make Discovery.

BARRE, vi, oct. 1s.-Lovers OF fox
hunts from eleven States, mostly in the
South, who are here at the trials OF the
Brunswick FoXhound Club. are among
the most distinguished citizens Of this
republic today following an odd Incl
dent which married their opening run.
Merrily sounding their horns, a crowd
Of huntsmeu started out 90 follow
match between two famous strains 81
dogs. the Walker and July breed, and
an were joyous when a oayins chorus
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APPEAL TO MINISTER

LlEESBARRE, Pa. Oct. 19.-In or
der that a better class OF jurors may be
selected ana politics eliminated in their
selection. the judges have sent letters
to all the clergymen throughout the
county requesting them to send 10 the
Judges q list of names Of the reputable
citizens of their respective neighbor-
hoods who would make credUabIe
: trors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
WELLAND CANAL
ROUTE is CHOSEN

ST CATHARINES, Ontario. Oct. "a
A tentative route for the new WeIland
canal, enlarged so that successful com
petition with the Erie barge canal can
be had. is agreed upon by the govern
ment engineers
The new canal viii run from Port
Colborne to Fifteen Mile creek. Just
west of the city, emptying into Lake
ontario there, instead Of at Port Dali
hOusie
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GIRL IS HUMAN TORCH.

ALTOONA Pa. oct l9.-Dashing iH55
a ueighbor's kitchen a human torch,
Margaret Fisher. aged eight. fell ia
faint to the floor while the woman
distinguished the fire by rolling her in
a blanket. The child was descending
the cellar steps with a lamp, when a
draft OF air blew the fame against her
clothing
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GARBAGE MEN WIN.

HAVANA. OCT. 19-The strike OF gar
bare collectors and street sWeepers,
which began Saturday night, has been
settled President Gomez issued de-
cree appropuatinE funds sufficient TO
satisfy the demands of the men. Ener-
getic efforts are now being made to
clean up the city.
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ILL FROM EATING CANDY.

CLEVELAND, oct. 1g-The police are
Investigating the case Of fourteea per
sons who becapne ili after eating choco-
late candy purchased I'm an East Side
confectionery store. In one family a
physician attended man and boy ali
night City Che--ist Fale is making an
analysis of samples Of tne candy
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GAME LAW,
is ASSESSED 81, 900

TITUSVILLE. Pa, Oct 19--F1nes aE-
gregatiug S1,oo0 and costs were placed
upon w c. Harper, a representative of
Pttsburg firm, for violating the State
game laws by Alderman Kerr this af-
ternoon. James Reynolds and sam Foo
hey, local men, were fined 800 and costs
for shooting The game.
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FARMER Is BEATEN
TO DEATH IN BED
Believed TO Have Been Victim of
Austrian Farm
Hand.

ALBANY. n. ". Oct 19.-Johu
Chappeue. eighty years old. was found
murdered in bed today in his farm
house on the Loudonville road He
had been beaten TO death with a ham
mer.
Fred SiIici. an Austrian, who
started 60 work for Chappelle week
ago. and who occupied a cot i'm the
room i'm which Chappelle slept, is
missing
Robbery Is supposed to be the mo-
tive.
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TRUANT MAY COST LIFE.

LEBANON, Pa. Oct. 19-PiayiuE tru-
ant from school this morning may cost
Dewey Newman. the ten-year-old son
Of Henry Newman of this city, his life
lie was playing in the slauEhterhouse
of Charles Rice and got caught in the
betting OF "a machine. Frank HOuSer
was also hurt
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PARTY GAME FATAL.

DOYLESTOwN. Pa, Oct. 1s-liss
Edna Weiss, of Warminster. fourteen
years old, died yesterday Of blood poison
ing from a breaking OF the ligaments in
her shoulder. She attended party, and
was suddenly drawn by a companion
from her seat TO take part I'm one OF
the games.
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COTTON MILLS STOP.

o. MANCHESTER. y. H, Oct 19-Prin-
cipally to curtaiI the output the fifteen
cotton mills Of the AmOskeag Manufac-
turing Company here have been shut
down until next Monday. About 12O0o
nnerafiVas are Affected.
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SENATOR A PALLBEARER.

CARLISLE. Pa, Oct 19-At the
funeral Of Mrs. William Penrose. al
aunt Of United States Senator Boies
PenrOse, who died here several days
ago Senator Penrose was a paIIbearer-
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NJ CARREN WEAKER,
PHYSICIANS REPORT
Strong Stimulants Are Being Used
to Prevent a Complete
Collapse.

NEW YORK. Oct ls-At St Cath
arine's Hospital in Brooklyn today it
was stated that State Senator McCar-
rem. operated on there last week. passed
"a very restless night and was much.
weaker today The trouble is with his
heart. and strong sthnulants are nee
essary TO prevent a complete collapse.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

Main 1856 Washington. ID
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
FUNERAL DESIGNS
- sven description moderately prlcsd
GUIDE
l21s r 81 n. w.
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UNDERTAKINGS.
J. WILLIAM LIE.

uuDERTAEER AND LIVERY.
go Pa ave H. 81.
isDhons a1aln 1885. Washington. ID
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
DRIVES FAMILY
into THE STREET
John Radtke. Victim of ID. T.s,
Dives Through Window When
Police Come.

Crazed with delirium tremens from
"A too liberal indulgence in Christmas
cheer. John Radtke, of No. 723 Alex
andrine-ave. east, drove his wife and
children out into the snow at O'Clock
Tuesday morning. waving a revolver
and threatening TO shoot the first one
who attempted TO enter the house.
One OF the children. half frozen from
exposure. finally made his way TO
Chene station and notified the police.
Officers hurried TO the house, but as
they entered Radtke dived headlong
through a window, landing In n snow
bank. He took the whole window
sash with him, and was badly cut
about the face and head by flying
glass.
Officers pounced upon him and took
him to Chene station, where he was
turned over to the crew OF the East
End ambulance and taken 10 the de-
tention ward OF st. Mary's hospital.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
|FCA'S new PLAY
mikes WOMEN
I: SHREK
Drugs, Deceit and Death Are Joined
Into an Exciting Drama That
Sends Thrills Into the Awe
Stricken Audience.
Star Role in "The City Is Taken by
Tully Marshall, Who Portrays
Raving Drug Fend.

y NEW YORK. Dec. $50 fun Of
horror is one space OF 10 minutes in
the second act OF Clyde Fitch's play.
~The City," 4 that human nerves Al.
most break; strong men 20 into the
lobby after the act, to smoke and try
vainly, with weak. artificial smiles. to
break the spell by talking silly com.
mon-places.
The play is discussion OF whether
the city or country town Is best for
men. and their families. The answer
is cyclonic. II is ''tne country"
\ Geo. Rand. banker. lives with his
family at Middleburg, n. Y. but mis-
grown children plead to move to New
York.
Banker Rand has not been clean In
this country town, for he Is the father
OF Geo. Frederick Hammock, son OF the
village milliner. Hammock though ne
does not know Rand is his father. dis
covers the banker is giving money "a
his mother, and being half-crazed
drug fiend. enters. -Rsnd.s ofhce tc
blackmail him.
When Hammock departs Rand tells
his son the truth about Hammock. Then
the old banker falls dead
In the second act the family has
moved to the city. and Geo. Rand. the
son, has worked himself into promin.
ence through crooked methods OF busl.
ness.
During the act the audience sees
Hammock. who Is now Rand's secre.
tary. take his drug. Then COME FIVE
thrills. -
Thrill No. L. You can't fire me-.
says Hammock to Rand. .Your sister
is in love with me-"
Thrill No. 2. II love him aud we
were married an hour ago" the girl
tells Rand. The horror OF the situa-
tion that seizes Rand also seizes the
audience. Rand rushes to Hammock.
Thrill No. 3. ''You must not marry
her. My father was your father and
Cicely Is your own sister"
Hammock is half-crazed. His oaths
are real and terrible. as he calls Rand
liar. Rand. hoping his sister will
believe him, calls her.
Thrill No. 4. This man is your
brother" shouts Rand to her. Han
mock draws his revolver to shoot Rand
hut misses and kills the sister. Ranl
takes the gun from him.
Thrill No. S. Shrieking. chattering
like a gorilla. Hammock pleads for the
revolver 'T'll die anyhow he says.
"If + go to the chair. III ten the whole
terrible secret of how you came 20
fame and OF your fathers life
Tuily Marshall, who plays Hammock,
does a piece OF work that has gained
him fame. His portrayal of the nerve
shattered drug-fiend makes men shud-
der and makes women shrek: many
or them desert the boxes during the
climax OF the act.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
PEACE ENJOYS WILL END
WAR IN NICARAGUA
Gen. Estrada. Leader Of Rebels, VIII
Agree TO Reasonable Terms
From President.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua. Dec. 2S.-An
early ending OF the war that has been
on I'm this country for some time Is
indicated ly President Madriz. who
SAYS he has received telegram from
Gen. Estrada, IN command of the
revOlutioniSts at Bluefelds. in reply
10 his message OF Dec. 20. expressing
a desire To reach some understanding
that would lead 60 peaceable end
OF the war.
Gen. Estrada reciprocates this senti-
ment and declares his readiness to
meet the proposition submitted by
the president half way
fr, sident Madriz, who was elated
over this friendly statement. said: Il
will imms diately arrange a meeting
OF peace commissioners OF both sides
TO discuss terms. | am confident OF
a satisfactory outcome"
Rear Admiral William Writ Kim.
ball. in command of the American
warships AZ Corinto. arrived at Man
aqua yesterday on a special train. The
admiral was accompanied by George
c. Weitzel. secretary OF the Ameri-
can legation at Panama. and two naval
aides. The American officers were
In uniform. and the object OF Admiral
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
REPULSED, HE KILLS GIRL
AND WOUNDS TWO OTHERS
Police Say Married Man Tried To Pay
Attention To Girl In Toledo
He Escapes.

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 2S-Joseph Mack
ley, 20 years old. is sought by the po-
lice on a charge OF having instantly
killed Carol Hunt. Is, and wounded
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hunt.
The promiscuous shooting occurred
at the Hunt home on Howard-st. Ac-
cording TO the police, Mackley, a rail-
roader. who Is said TO have a wife
and child in Mansfield, Ohio. at
tempted to pay attention TO the girl.
and was enraged when repulsed He
entered the Hunt home last night and
declaring his intention of killing the
family, drew revolver and began
shooting.
The girl was shot in the head and
breast. the father in the face and the
mother in the shoulder. Frank Hunt,
brother OF the girl. jumped through
window and escaped. After exhaust
ing all the cartridges in his revolver,
Mackley reloaded, fred four more
shots and fed.
Jerry Mackley. brother OF Joseph,
who is said to have been with him in
saloon before the shooting. and to
have left with him, was detained by
the police, although il is not thought
that he had any connection with the
affair.
Hunt and his son said that the girl
became acquainted with Mackley
while visiting in Mansfield. and that
he wanted TO marry her. but she re-
jected his attentions. lie came here
two weeks ago. and obtained work as
switcman.
According TO the younger Hunt.
Meckley appeared suddenly at the
kitchen door and announced that he
had come TO clean out" the family.
The father grasped Mackley's revolver
and was shot first and wounded.
The girl screamed and the enraged
visitor turned the weapon on her. Al
the second shot, she fell Gead with a
bullet in her heart.
Two boarders In the home fed also
and a third bOarder arrived home iust
in time to eXtlnguish the flames. start.
ed by a lamp overturned Ia the scuf.
fe. which were spreading over the
room i'm which te dead girl and her
wounded parents lay.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
FIRE BREAKS UP
BRO|LERs' PARTY
Some One Drops Cigarette on Mat
tress and It's All Off With
Chorus Ladies Function.

One is so apt 10 be careless at n
"burlycue" chorus girls party.
Some guy" busted up the whole
nifty arrangement in the Harrington
hotel at 6 a. N. Tuesday.
Everything was going swell 1t was
one OF the incest little parties since
the Rialto FOUNDERS left Moo Yawk.
And just then somebody had 10 drop
a lighted cigarette on the mattress in
room Sc. where the festivities were in
full blast, and in less than a minute
the hall was full OF brollers and the
room was full of flames.
Miss Imogene Charlotte-R Russo. OF
the chorus, grabbed white poodle
and fed down the hallway. screaming,
If the worst happens. notify my
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Boggs,
Perkins Corners. n. Y"
Sam Howe, the comedian OF the
Rialto FOUNDERS, is blamed by some for
the conflagration, but both the night
and day clerks at the Harrington.
which is next door to the Gayety
theater, insist that he was the hero.
who did not start the fire. but rushed
to the ONCE in two seconds and neg
ligee attire, and screamed for the fire
department.
Call the clerk" yelled one OF a
flock OF chorus ladies.
Jimmie Whalen, Claimant to the
bantam weight championship OF Michi-
gan--115 pounds ringside, delayed the
knockout of the blaze long enough
TO announce. Il am the night clerk"
"Oh. Call the porter! Get my trunks
out" walled the fair afflicted one.
I'm the porter" said Jimmie.
"Heavens-s-s, Will no one get the
fire department" screamed the
anguished lady.
"Pm the house fire department"
said Jimmie.
But while they were discussing II,
Day Clerk Al Rumenapp rushed from
his room in his nightie. seized wash
bowl. and dashed water over the
flames. extinguishing them.
But the insurance company has
got to settle for a $50 stair carpet
where fireman caught his foot and
tripped when he saw bunch OF broil-
ers coming toward him wearing
frightened looks says Jimmie.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
ASKS DIVORCE FROM
MILLIONAIRE TRAVELLER
Mrs. Ray. Saying She Contracted
Tuberculosls, Wants 100000.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec. 2s.-Charg-
lng that her husband. Frank Click
Ray. heir TO the millions left by his
sccentric father. Elias Ray. who com
mitted suicide ON the eve OF his trial
TOR murder few weeks ago, has
treated her with neglect. resulting in
her contracting tuberculosis, Louise
5witz Ray today fled suit for divorce
and alimony In the sum OF $1,000.
and $4,000 temporary allowance, pend
ing action, The filing of the suit was
\ great surprise. as 1t was known TO
pnly q few here that the plaintiff was
married to the young millionaire.
The bill further alleges that young
Ray is a habitual drunkard and that
he is OF a wild and rowing disposition.
Mrs. Ray is now in Arizona under
he care of a physician, while her hus-
band Is at Hot Springs. Ark.
The marriage OF the couple Is said
70 have taken place In New YORK
While Ray was attending school and
where his bride was studying music.
Upon their return from the East, Ray
lenied to his friends that he was mar
led to the woman, and she alleges he
reated her cruelty.
The marriage never was formally
announced.
Rays father was one of the wealth
est men In the state. He was OF an
eccentric disposition. and year ago
q a at of temper he struck farm
iand over the head with a club and
Fractured his skull, the injury result
no I'm tha ruan'g death
When his trial for murder was call
ed Ray did not appear In court, and 1t
was discovered that he had shot hlm-
self. All his wealth passed into the
possession OF his son.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

Kimbalrs visit was To pay an unof-
ficial call on President Madriz.
A great crowd gathered at the
station and gave them cordial
greeting. after which they drove 20
hotel In the presidential carriage.
Several American flags were display
cd aud although there was no demon
strstion, considerable excitement pre-
vailed.
II was rumored about the city that
the visit might mean the recogni-
tion OF Pre- sident Madriz by the United
States. Admiral kimball. however
was emphatic in his assertion that he
called ON the president only In his
private capacity. He refused 10 per
nit the gurgeously uniformed aide
whom President Madriz sent, 10 ride
ON the box of the presidential car.
riage.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
TO WE'D MICHIGAN GIRL.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Dec. 2S.-The
marriage OF Rev. Edward A. Marshall.
M Chicago. president OF the Moody IN.
stitute. 10 Miss Cynthia -. Jones, Of
Richland, one of the best known
young women of Kalamazoo county,
will take place in the Presbyterian
church at Richland, "Wednesday after
noon, Rev. Thomas A. Scott ofiiciat-
Ing. II is elimination OF love at
FIRST sight a romance in which the
bride, who was preparing herself as a
missionary for the Chinese field, won
n husband whose name is among the
first religious workers of the country,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

PILES CURED IN Q TO ~ DAYS
fAZO OINTMENT ~ guaranteed 10 cure
PresrudinE piles IN 9 TO IL days or
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
TRY TO RELEASE BOAT.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Dec.
2S.-Tuesday morning the tugs Gen
eral and Thompson left with lighters
to work on the steamer wissahickon,
which on Dec. l2 went on Outer Duck
Island. No difficulty is expected IN
getting down the river, although ice
il reported quite heavy and the
weather becoming colder IL the job
is successful the steamer will be
brought to Detour for the winter. II
will take about two or three weeks.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
ATTACKED aY HORSE

oWOSSO. Mich. Dec 2S.-fSpe-
ciaD Robert Raats Jr eight. was
attacked by his fathers horse and
knocked down lie avoided been
tramplod 10y rolling through the barn
yard fence. \ piece was bitten out
OF his cheek by the animal He will
be dishgured
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
70 REBUILD HoTEL.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Dec. 2S.-An-
nouncemnt was made last night by
the Arcade company. owners OF the
old Burdick house, that during the
next year a new structure will be
erected on the site OF the old build
ing. 4 wreckage company will begin
Immediately clearing away the ruins.
The size and style OF a building 10 be
constructed has not been decided
uuou
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Falls TO bEArH.

sAIJLT STE. MARIE, Mich, Dec.
2e.-Iohn Gordon was instantly killed
while working on repairs TO the Cana
dian lock y6sterday. He fell from tho
walls-to the lock floor AT the same
time. timbers he was lowering became
loosef1ed and struck John Erickson.
breaking his right shoulder and arm
and causing severe -internal injuries.
His eondifion is serious. -.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
CONES HOME TO DIE.

PONTIAC. Mich. Dec 2S.--Samuel
Edgar. who went 10 California in an
effort 20 recover from tuberculosis in
October. reached his home i'm this city
barely in time 10 on his last wish.
that he might die at home lie, died
at his horne. a. .park-st.