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The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
POSSE CAPTURES MAN.
Frank Bradley Is Accused Of Assault.
inc Girl.

Louis Lubs. special Officer for
the Wabash railroad. faced a shower
OF bullets when he attempted to arrest
an alleged assaulter, Sunday after
noon, iii lakewood, but succeeded In
landing his man in the county jail,
after returning his fire.
Margaret 0bif.tius, an 1Syear-old
girl had been dragged into some
weeds near the German road, in Oak
wood, and assaulted shortly before,
and a half dozen gardeners, arming
themselves with shotguns, set out in
pursuit of her assaiiant. They met
Lubs, who joined the chase, but the
fugitive disappeared for moment.
The engineer Of passing train told
Lubs that the man was hiding in an
old culvert. Lubs and the six farm
ers, followed by crowd OF the cur
Gus, advanced toward the culvert.
when a shower OF bullets whizzed past
them. Lubs drew his revolver and
fired one shot as the fellow started to
run, after emptying his revolver.
Don't shoot" the thug whineu.
i've got family"
He held up his hands. and Lubs
quickly put on the cuffs. The prisoner
gave his name as Frank Bradley, and
claimed TO live at No. 436 Springwells
ave.
He said he didn't know anything
about the assault, pleading that he
was drunk
Ofceer Lubs said that he didn't
appear TO be intoxicated.
Bradley was taken before Justice
Burke. OF River Rouge, for trial, Mon
daY morning
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
M A RI N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Detroit.
DETROIT. July I2.-Up Steamer
noon. scow -. Joseph, l:lO p. m; Mi
ami. NJ. Corey. 1880. Carnegie 40;
Black, Nasmyth. SO. Murphy. 2l0'
LINN Reed: $40. John Bonk Julia q:
Portage. G. G. Barnes. $40, NJ. Boyee.
Goodyear. 5:40: Black Rock. $50; Me
Dougall. Western star. Stadacona
9. Josh Rhodes, $50, Sellwood, $40 ,
queen city. 1880. Empress of Midland
Bangor is. Three Brothers. :; sax
ona. Nipegon. 3, McLouth. $3.50 Mari
iska, 500. Susquehanna. 5:25. W. {.
Williams. 05, Robert Fulton. Martha.
$50. Northern King, Coulby' 20. lie
Gean. ). sahara. Sheadle, Polynesia
snyder. io;50; Wells. to,45; Andaste'
noon. Superior, /; " +; Corey Repuo-
lie. Fitch. Maitland, 1880; Paine; l't9'
Curry. Lewiston. s. Michigan. go
Onoko, o, Pathfinder. Sycamore, $50
Buell.. Eleanor. Gao.
Rockaway and barscs. London, Ball,
10 last night, Altoona and barg's, 10 20
Donaldson l2.4U: Crete. / 80, North
Wave. 4 Mitchell. Chickamauga. 10.
Sa einaw. ). \. -. Davidson. $50. OiaI =
ion. 10 -
Down: Chicago. Saturday noon; Wo-
tan n Bloom. 1890. Juniana. 40;
Amazon. 2:i0. Holmes. g. shaw; $40,
Keefe. 40; Huron. $50, Squire, 5,
oliver. SOS: Ford. 5:20 Baker. 40;
Stephen {, Hail. $. Howard Nj Hanna,
$40; Bennington. $50: Turret Crown,
$50: Edenborn. 1890. Linden. 1898
Robert Mills. So. Regina. ll:45; Mid
land Prince. :25 sunday morning. Pc
nobscot. 1850. sam Morse. 90: Neil
son 3.t5: Malietoa. 3 so. Maine Knapp,
3.45: Ream, 4.10. Gargantua, 4:2O; De-
Graft >. William Mills. 5.l5. Ogemaw.
J. Upson, SIS. Codorus. salt Lake
city, $40. Northern Light. $50, Jupi-
ter. $40: : Eddy. $50; Cort. l0:41, Ire
landlHeeh- M=E4R hiske4=l2 34i-BtN By.
1880: Peter White. 10; w. T. Refs, :;
y. 7. Hutchison, 20; Christopher
Kotcher. 3; John Mitchell, $50: Hart
we'll $50; Buffalo T. Doric. Shrigiey.
5 Alpena. Pressure Isle. 8
Townsend. Mt Eagl, $40 last night;
Bope. 1910; JOS. Giichrist. IL; Os-
borne Manchester. ll:30. Glenmount.
-: Adriatic. 12;20; Shenango, . LouSn-
lin, Riddle. go Runnels. 40, " IN.
Kerr. 8. Maryland houmania, Crete.
JAS Wallace. $40. Schlessinser, Cor
nell Parent, $40, rockefeller. Mata.
1915; England. 1880. GIL. IL; Bunsen,
krupp. 1850.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
EPIGRAMS ON WEALTH. 4"
Rev. Frank r. Fitchctt Delivers IN
terestinq Address.

Wealth" was the subject on which
the Rev. Frank Foster Fitchett spoke
In Tabernacle VI. +. church, Sunday
night He declared that the standard
OF wealth was never before SO high
nor its channels so narrow.
Half the people of the land own
no property" he said. The bulk o.
the fortunes OF America as under tho
control OF a minority SO snail as to be
ominous.
"A dollar Is worth its purchasing
power and. II the politicians in Wash.
ington continue to fuss with the tariff
dollar will soon be worth ten times
as much In some other countries as IN
our OWN
Christians should initiate the traffic
squad of the police department. They
should be i'm the crowd but not OF IT,
'fhe factory system Is fast ktffiHg
personality. There was time when
! the artisan could take pride in his
work Now. the individual Is reduced
| 10 a machine
Poverty of purse is bad enough. but
poverty OF brain. heart and soul il
inexcusable"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
FLINTS ICE SUPPLY IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Nine Ice Houses Burn With Loss OF
2,ooo-City Faces an Ice
Famine

FLINT. Mich, July 12.-Fire at 9
O'Clock Sunday evening destroyed the
ice houses OF Wildanger & Flanders.
tn which were stored the city's ice
supply. Seven of the nine buildings
were full of ice. The firemen were
greatly hamPeFed In fighting the
flames by the shortage OF water. The
financial loss is $4,000. with $4,000
insurance Flint faces an ice famine.
James Gilbert, an employe OF the
company, who discovered The fire,
tried to save the telephone by tearing
II from the wall but the flames spread
so rapidly as TO. cut of his retreat,
and he was badly burned in getting
out.
This fire was the third in the city
in "a hours, Saturday midnight a
spark from the chimney OF Houran' s
sawmill set fire to the roof of the
building, which was burned of. The
loss is about $500.
At noon Sunday an explosion OF gas
oline in barn on Liberty street start
ed a blaze which resulted I'm the te-
tai destruction OF three barns and the
partial destruction OF fourth. Loss
90 OOO
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
PROF NEWC0MB WILL
BE BURIED WEDNESDAY,
Military Funeral to Be Given Remains
Of Famous Astronomer Who
Died Sunday.

WASHINGTON. July IA milit
raay funeral vii be given the re-
mains of Prof. Simon Newcomb, the
famous astronomer, who died at MS
residence in this city early Sunday
morning. Prof. Newcomb was re-
tired officer OF the navy with rank
and .itle OF professor of mathematics.
Services will be held "Wednesday
morning in the Church OF the Cove
nant. The interment will be In Ar
lington cemetery.
Prof Newcombs- death was caused
by cancer OF the bladder. the first
SYMPTOMS OF which appeared last
September. just after his return from
Europe.
prof Ncwcomb was born at Wal
lace n. s. March IL. 1885 He was
educated by his father and came To
the United states in iS5e. From 1894
TO 1856 he was teacher In Mary
land. and I'm 1857 was employed as
comptiter- eH-the nautical almanac
sued by the naval observatory. In
1858 ne was graduated from the Law
renee Scientific school or Harvard
with the degree of bachelor OF science.
Since then ne has received degrees
of doctor of laws from Columbia. Yale,
Harvard. Edinburgh. Glasgow. Prince
ton. Cracow, Johns Hopkins and To
ronto universities, the degree of doe.
tor Of science from Heidelberg. Pad
M Dublin and Cambridge; the degree
of doctor of mathematics from Chris
tiania, the degree of doctor Of civil
law from Oxford and the degree OF
master of mathematics and doctor Of
natural philosophy from Leyden.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
ROOSEVELT ENDS
PERIL0Us TRIP
karty Gets Short of Supplies and
Water on Last Days March Across
"Great Thirst Belt
BY WARRINGTON DAWSON.
{otaff Correspondent OF the United
Press and Detroit Times.)


Ri NAIVASHA, b. +. A, July IL
[Commander Frederic Attendborough
tDf the British navy, retired. who has
built a magnificent European estate
AN the African mountains that fringe
on the southern borders Of Lake Nal
z vasha, came across Lake iSaivasha Ia
!. Naivasha in his steam launch this
rmorning at full speed. and. securing
. quick supply of food, sped back "a
his estate on the other side OF the
lake to succor the Roosevelt pert;
Commander Acknowledgement, with
q his brother, II. w. Attendborough,
( Ban Francisco, had extended an inVi-
tation TO Col Roosevelt and his party
! 20 camp on their estate and 10 shoot
Ia their wonderful game preserve. rs
pecially did they invite Col. noose'
welt 10 use their launch in Lake Nal
tyasha in securing a bull hippopota-
mus. which is lacking from his bag
Col. Roosevelt, according TO Com
mander Attendborough's story here
today, is making toward the Atteno-
borough estate with all speed. Com
mander Attendborough told me this
morning, while the porters were load
ing his launch with all manner OF rood
Sand supplies for the Roosevelt party,
that n. J. Cunningham, the noted Eng
lish hunter, who is in charge OF me
Roosevelt party, accompanied by
few porters, staggered up TO the At
marlborough manor house last night.
cunningham underestimated the dis
tance from the Roosevelt camp and
he and his porters started out across
the desert without sufficient food or
water with the result tina, they We're
An bad shape when they reached the
estate.
Commander Attendborough said he
thought Col. Roosevelt would be in
his house by the time he returned
Before leaving, Commander Attendbor.
ough said he did not think the Roose-
welt party could have. been in serious
straights. because Cunningham said
they were "All we'll but that IL was
bis opinion they had slightly underes.
tilnated the amount OF food they
would need to cross the arm of the
great thirst belt and -nad-fafien
short of food and water on the las.
days march.
Col. Roosevelt plans 10 remain on
the Attendborough estate only few
days during which time he will hunc
while his footsore and hungry bearers
rest up and renew their packs. On
the Attenoborough estate Col. Roose-
welt hopes to be able 20 kill a bull. a
COW and a calf hippopotamus. which
abound in the waters along the south
ern shore of Lake Naivasha. He also
hopes to add TO his bag some OF the
fbrshbucks and rare Duykerbcks. both
peculiar kinds OF African forest an
rtelopes, besides some 9aboons.
After shooting over the Attendbor-
ough estate few days, Col. Roosevelt,
with Kermit will visit Lord Delamere.
at his estate near Moro. While Col.
Roosevelt and Kermit are away. the
scientists of the party will remain in
camp on the Acknowledgement estate col
lecting rare birds to add 10 their col
lection for the Smithsonian Institute.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW yoRk PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July Pork Firm
mess s2l q d %. Lard: Dull, middle
west spot. Sll.sSu ll.S5- Sugar-Raw'
quiet, refined steady, Coffee Rio No
Z spot 7IzH79sc. Tdllow: Dull; clty
lie. country. s. 5-loq lS-loc
Dressed poultry: FIRM. geese, u -
ducks. ia fowls, l6ql6iec, roost-
-nEs-sl= e,-chic kens-224t 2Sc--l -Ali-s 81
Moderately active. full cream specials
l3i.c, skins, specials. lOa. c. full skins
"a JC.
unchanged steady to points advance.
Butter--Steady, receipts 1903. cream
cry extra, 26c, state iadry,r tubs, 20 n
25l.c: imitation creamery, hrsts. &c.
Eggs-Steady receipts II. Az nearby
white fancy. 2su3lc; mixed. do. IS %
&c, fresh frsts Il y u - y
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone 4 Co; The copper stocks ale
somewhat frmer, influenced by the re-
coNery in NORTH Butte 10 81, which IS
a gain OF 3 II over saturday closing.
Paine Weber * 60. have been princi-
pal buyers Mohawk has been the
feature of weakness. selling down 8 =
points on light trading. The general
copper list continues dull but price
changes are Ia the direction OF hish-
sr level. There is very little news 1T
hand TO AFFECT prices one way or the
other The miscellaneous list is feat
ureless. with the tone somewhat I'M
proved In sympathy with the New foI
market.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
craig A Co. The market began 10
show signs OF responding TO the favor
able government report issued last
week. London started the ball rolling
with fairly strong list and followed
IL up with good buying orders here.
settlement ia London has disclosed a
bear account and THESE unfortunatcs
will In all probability have To pay the
piper heavily In steel The good crop
news over Sunday'was MUCH TO the lik 4
ing OF the bulls, good they were az last
awakening to the hehciits TO be derived
from hountiful crops IN all directions.
Buying OF steel Reading. Union laci-
ne Southern PgtC inc and others OF tAact
character was or the best. Market ar
ter noon hour became very strong win
Steel leading and within fraction OF
former high record.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13

briskets. l2Ac; shoulders. lac; picnic
hams, l0nc: bacon. ID " "a &C, lard, In
tierres. isc kettle rendered, lac Id.
RaSpb~rri~s-Eed. 500 bu' black
$4,000 bu.
suxnr-crystal dominoes. s1.s5; Eagle
tablets $3.50; cut loaf. $3.50. cubes.
1855: XXXN powdered. 1915; granu-
lated. extra coarse. $40: sran9lated.
fine. In bulk. $3.50; granulated In 70
lated. $40. diamond A. s5.4o; confec-
TONERS A. 500, No. 1, 80 80; No. !
$3.50: No. 5. s525; No. =. 500: no g.
So. No. 3. s4.s5; No. 10. $3.50; No. IL
il. s4,5 No Is. si'5 per 100 lbs
TalloM-No. N JIG; No. 2, thc 10.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13


1.55 per box. new apples, $50 "a
per box
Black s.. 5Oaf bu.
S:si,sswrMsi sas per dd psr crate
C~iery-Iiome- grown. 35 q 75c doz.
Observation-Disclosures flats. new. 13c:
York state. 14M1ihc;, limburger: l5c;
brick cream. 15c; schweitzer. fancy.
old. 20Q2lc 10.
Ch~rrie--ss o $50 bu.
Conee-Package coffee. s14250175o
ealifernis Frust--Piams. 81 8. cher
$50 per box pears--S2 per box
Dressed Cnive.-Fancy. sgsc: COM
mon 7QSc 10.
observation-disclosures, patents in wood,
e U second l. PS,ep pys n ssyS stsslsh
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran, 329; coarse,
corn meal, $31 corn and cat chop, $50:
coarse middlings. $50: fine middlings.
Fresh observation-disclosures asa
zoe doz: lettuce, home grown. 20c bu.
parsnips. sOc bu: tomatoes. 81 % lilo per
crate; radishes. lOc doz wax beans.
so box; new turnips. l5c doz: green
peas. $40 bu; asparagus, 609 CSC doz.
beets. 35c doz: spinach. soc bu.
Gooseberries-S2q 2.5o bu.
Honey-Fancy white. l3alic ID: am
Der, IOm1ic; extracted. 6a6Ac ID.
Hay-Detrolt shippers are paying the
following prices for balsd hay In car
siS1alS.5S; no 2. ,i2@i2.5o: clover.
10 so; wheat and oat straw. So ton.
HIdes-No. / cured, &c: No. cured.
l2e' Mel No g gre Isc No. No. green e. l Sip
green. No. !. l2c; No. 2. I0lsc: calf
green. No. 1. l6c. No. 2. 14lsc; calf
cured. No 1, lie; No. :, 15hcn lamb
skins 25q 60c shearlings 100 40c;
horse hides. No. I. 81 40. No. 2, t2.4O.
ifuckfcberries-s5 bu.
Iimes-si PER 100.
Icmons-California. 50 80 q6.15 per
box
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25Q4oc each:
Rockyfords, CALIFORNIA;. 1880 " 4 80
Georgias. s2.75g3 per box
Mushrooms--50c box.
Ontons-Texas Bermudas. " % crate.
Ornnges-California navels. 1913 box.
OtIs-Raw linseed. SIC; boiled lin
seed. 62c gal. less l per cent fer cash
In 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
sene, sac; turpent;ne. In barrel lots.
Peacbes-s21sG per s-basket crate.
Pineappfes-Fiorida. s2m2 crate.
Pop Corp-Ears, n u &c le.
Potstoes-Southern, $275I3 per Dbl.
81 per jbu.
Pouitry-Hens. 1sml3Lkc ID: stag
ROSTERS. &C; broilers, II t22c; geese, ;
! a. &c ducks, lac; springs. l5c; turkeys.
! young. IL ul6c 10
Provision.-Mess pork Sal: family
/ pork, s22 q23: light. clear. f2l; heavy.
! ,22. so, smoked hams, l4c' dry salted
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
FARMER IS STABBED
IN FIGHT OVER A PIG
Dan Russell is in Dangerous Condl.
tion-Fred Allison Taken to
Monroe Jail

MILAN. Mich, July IA quarrel
over a pig may result in Inc deach OF
Dan Russell. a farmer. living near
this place.
Russell, and his neighbor. Fre1 Al
lison, became involved in fierce ar
gument because the pig went into
Russel's yard. After a few heated
words were exchanged Allison, II is
alleged, stabbed Russell twice, max
ing two big wounds in his side and
abdomen.
The attending physician says Rus
sell Is in dangerous condition.
Allison was arrested and taken 10
the Jail In Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
GIVES LIFE FOR DOG.

HURoNTowN, Mich, July i2.-The
12-year-old son OF Mike Paklink, while
<rying to rescue his pet dog. fell down
IN 6O-foot shaft and died from his IN
>orfes. The lads screams attracted
s0rkmen in the vicinity. but they were
|unablc C. reach his body. Dynamite
uAs nscd.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
Quotations by Hayden. Stone q Co:
open. High. Low Close
Cb)Bid. (slSelling.
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. O.. July i2.--Wheat-Cash.
$40. July. s1.2l; Sept sll5I Dec.
july. sIIgc. Sept fOAc./ Doc. 80 Isc,
MAY. 57as &C. OatsZCash. Doe. July.
II sc. Sept. l4c. Dec, Toe; May. 10 nc.
Rye--No. ?. Sic. Clover seed cash.
AIslke-Prlme, $3.50. Timothy-Prime.
81. Butter--Creamery, 2s1s u 2'e, dairy
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
DRAGGED FROM TRACK.

sa was dragged from the Grand Trunk
railroad track last night Just in time
TO save him from being ground 20
death. Laversa had been at Birch
Run during the day and mad become
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
EAST BuFFALO-Opening.
Dunutux A stevens Live Stock Report.

Cunning a stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. July 12.-lSpecial cat
tle--Receipts lac ears, choice grades
strong. others slow Hogs-Recelpts 60
workers.. s7.90@s20 Sheep-Receipts 20
cars steady; best lambs. s:6oas:,5;
yearlings, $4,000. wethersh si.s5a D..
ewes. 81 i.5O. Calves-si 50ms.
EAST BUFrALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y y July Ia
Cattle: Receipts. 2.50O; active, prime,
ss.25@e.zs. shipping. s6.75Q6. butch
ers, So % 81 6.35. hcllers. $3.50 D y
COWS. s3.2544.25; bulls s3m >. mil IA
Receipts. Lao. firm; common 10 choice,
seas sheep and lambs. Receipts,
$500; frm; lambs. 81 a l.s5; yearlings.
soar; wethers. $5.25 a 5.65. mixed sheep,
$3m 5.25 Hogs: Receipts. 1850,
steady workers.. s1.s0uS.s5. pigs. 5000
a. 1855
CHICAGO. July i2.-Cattle: Receipts.
$4,000. steady; beev,s 81 I5q 80; Tex
as. N50@e; western. 81. a 60: stock ,
ers and feeders. $500 cows and
Receipts 10000 slow light. s7lS4
7.s5. mixed, st.30Gis heavy, s. 80 {. So /;
roughs. 1873 100. workers.. 5000
7.75; pigs. s6Q,lo. sheep: Receipts.
10000, sssse9a.dy n1,s ah. ssi 5S
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio July l!.-Ilogs
Receipts. 1000. irregular: mediums and
heavtes $500: yorlscrs. $SWs.05; lights.
$7.65. pigs. $3.50. Cattle. Receipts. 40
cars. prime steady: others l0U.5C low
er. Lambs: Receipts cars: Ss.05 top.
Calves: Receipts, 500. S9g top.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
BOY KILLED BY AUTO.
Arthur Reb, Aged Four, victim OF
Fatal Accident.

Arthur Reb. aged four. son OF Jacob
Reb. No. PSI shcridanave.. was run
down and fatally injured by an auto
mobile driven by Richard Corcoran,
No. Coz Sheridan-ave., at Jefferson.
ave. and the Boulevard, Sunday after
nocn His death occurred five hours
later in St Mary's hospital. The boy.
accompanied by an elder brother had
gone 10 the bridge approach to play.
Crossing the avenue. Arthur ran di-
rectly in front of the automobile and
before the driver could stop or turn
cut. the big machine had passed over
the lads body. Coroner Bennett Is In
yestigating the case. In the hospital
IL was found that the boys skull had
been fractured i'm two places.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
CHICAGO rRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July l2.-cheese: Twins.
IL nc. young Americas, 14ml4isc. But
ter: Creamery extras. 20 lac. nrsts zoe;
seconds. 22c. dairy extras. 23hc ESss.
Ftrsts. i3lsc. seconds. 1--we. Live poul-
try; Turkeys. lao Ia Ne, fowls, Ia rs;
ducks, ia llisc; geese. use.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
PRODUCE.

The market was practically bare Of
poultry THIS morning, prices ruling
nominally steady. Eggs were a little
slow. and dealers were rather looking
for "a small decline IN the Elgin butter
market The early receipts Of berries
were light and first prices were some
what higher. but the majority OF ship
ments were late getting In, and as the
carly buyers had gone home, receivers
were rather looking for lower prices
during the day New apples were In
good supply. and there were plenty OF
pll.mS -foF-all- demands--
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras, e5isc: hrsts. 2tnc: dairy. lshc:
packing stock. lSc Id.
Eges-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. II 3. c\ doz. Receipts on
Monday. 66i cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
Markets and Finance
LIVESTOCK.

ese -Eggs-sec on and haydn
changed
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den Stone * Co. HIGHS Griswold st:
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., 10 John R.-sL Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13

AppIe.-Western box apples, $500
Us per box, new apples. $3.50 a 20
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13

Job Printing done right. Times Print-
fpE Co.. 10 John R.-st Phone 1928.
The Montgomery tribune., 1909-12-31
SOCIETY WOMAN IS SUED
Bessie De Vote Says Mrs. sIayback,
Brokers Wife, SIandered
Her.

New York City. - Society is won.
dering what will be the next card
played by Bessie De Vote, the dancer,
who is suing Frank ]. Gould for $780,
300 for breach of promise. She also
has brought 100000 suit for slander
against former friend of Gould and
Of herself, and made the announce
ment that three witnesses prominent
In New York society, whom all the
money in the world cannot buy" will
testify in her behalf in both cases.
The former friend whom Miss De
Vote accuses of slandering her is Mrs.
Edna T. Slayback, wife of w. A. Slay-.
back, New York broker. Miss De
Vote says Mrs. Slayback, a we'll
known society woman, made deroga-
tory statements regarding her to
Gould, and that this is the reason
Gould changed his mind about marry
Ing her.
The Montgomery tribune., 1909-12-31
Heat as Universal Cure.

1t was hard to realize last summer
that heat could have any good quail.
ties, but the mother of toothachy Joe
or Jeggy, who has the falling down
habit, knows better. an exchange says.
There is no family comforter like
he hot-water bottle, and heat, wheth--
er in liquid or dry form, in poultices.
lamentations or baked flannel, Is q
household friend.
There are few home ailments that.
cannot be eased by heat. For ear.
ache. or toothache nothing is better,
than the hot-water bottle or lying on
bags Of hot bran or holding mouth
'ul of hot witchhazel and Swinging
the ear with warm water.
Bruises and sprains are relieved by
putting them at once In water as hot
as can be borne. Sleeplessness is oft
en- routed by cloths wrung out of hot
water placed on the forehead and
base Of the brain.
A hot foot bath and glass of hot
water has been known to drive away
bad sick headache, while nervousness
is frequently allayed by cup of hot
water with half teaspocful of salt
In It.