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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-17
YOUNG RECEIVED
COMPLIMENT
CONTRACTOR ON COMMERCIAL
CLUB AND WORLD BUILDINGS
RECEIVED PRAISE FOR WORK
DONE AT A.-Y..P.

c. s. Young, contractor on the
commercial club building and the
World building, is in receipt of let
ter from the commissioner of build
ings of the A-Y.-P. which acknOwl-
edges the kind of work done on the
building put up on the grounds the
past season that that done by Mr..
Young has proven to be the most
satisfactory of any. Mr.. Young had
the contract for a number Of the
large buildings at the fair.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-17
Broke Plate Glass.

The delivery horse belonging to
the Central Meat Market got into its
head this morning the idea of pulling
backwards and as a result the cart
was showed through the plate glass
window in front Of the Wenatchee
Billiard parlors. completely demolish-
ing one of the large panes.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-17
Drowned i'm Spirit Lake.

RAYMOND Reihead received tele-
gram this morning of the drowning
of his brother Carl in Spirit Lake.
The young man was about 25 years
of age and was skating on the lake
when he broke through the ice. The
body was recovered. Raymond Red
head left on No. this afternoon to
be present at the funeral. which will
be held in Spokane.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-17
Up-River Real Estate Still Moving

The two feet of snow in the up
per Methow has not sufficed to stop
the real estate activity there. Many
persons are still in the field looking
for snaps in anticipation of the spring
advance in values. Lake & Rickerd
report some recent sales near Win
throp, and have two customers in
that vicinity now, one of whom is
F. w. Hoffman of Wenatchee.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-17
No Box Social,

The box social planned by the Ath-
letic association of the Wenatchee
high school has been called off for
tonight. The reasons are many but
the members of the association say
that they expect 10 have il shortly
after the first of the year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-17
The Friday Night Club.

The Friday Night Dancing club
will meet tonight, the 18th. at Elks
hall Dancing will begin at 9 p. m.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-17
FOR FEDERAL
BUILDING IN
WENATCHEE
SENATOR JONES HAS INTRO
DUCED BILL PROVIDING FOR
WATERVILIiE AND ELLENS-
BURG.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 17.-Sen-
ator w. L. Jones introduced bills to-
day for public buildings at Wenat-
chez, Waterville and Ellensburg.
Senator Piles introduced bills to
increase the limit cost of the public
building at Bellingham from $780,
600 to $420,0 900 and at Everett from
$4,000 to 100000
Senator Piles introduced a bill for
light and fog signal on Eliza island,
Bellingham bay; also bill for a
launch for the customs service at
Port Townsend. to cost $4,000.
1t has been felt here for some
time that Wenatchee was in need of
better postoffice facilities and dur
ing the summer an effort was
made to secure the cooperation of
Senator Jones in the securing of an
appropriation for the erection of
postoffice building in this city and
it was TO this end that the bill was
introduced by Senator Jones
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

ANNUAL meeting of the stock holders OF the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company win he
held on Tuesday, March %, 1909, at the hour
pany, 26s Market st. lroom 210}. San Fran
cisco. CAL. for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year and for the consideTa ton
and transaction Of such other business may
come before the meeting Transfer books will
close on Saturday March Is, 1909. BY order
of the president.
81. W THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated March s, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
SIX FAVORITES WIN
AT THE ARCADIA
TRACK
Summary Action by Presiding
Judge Has SaIutary Effect
on Form

Los ANGELES, March s.-The bomb
that Judge Hamilton tossed into the
jockey ring Saturday when he ruled
off Shilling, fined Powers $3.50 and Nc
Gee 500 had a salutary effect on the
form this afternoon at Santa Anita, and
the talent enjoyed a successful day.
the first in a long time. Six favorites
won, and the solitary exception that
came over was Alteration. held at short
odds also, and the bookies got good
trimming.
The feature event was the third race.
at seven furlongs. which was won by
Ethop at an almost prohibitive price.
lie came right back today and made
life miserable for Adriuehe, the sharp
shooters choice, which ran second.
Frank G. Hogan proved that his race
In the Woodland stake a few days ago
was no fiuke when he cantered home in
the juvenile event easily beating three
or four good things that were played
nearly off the boards.
The Thorn, in the fourth race, was a
disappointment. although the public
went to Alteration and Knight of Ivan
hoe. and again the sharpshooters failed
TO ring the bell. Molesey was in a soft
spot in the long race and won in a
terrific drive with Vanen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
Arcadia Gossip

Los ANGELES. March s-Six horses, the
property of j. T. Strife srrived today from
EmeryYille Among the number are Miss De-
laney Joe Stokes and Fllylgny. Big Bow and
two other horses. the property Of Thomas Ii.
Williams. reached here lto9ay. Big Bow was
sent south 20 prepare hip for the Thornton
stake.
Sam HlIdreth is trying to contract for the
services of good jocxey to ride for him on
the eastern tracks this simmer. Thus far he
has not met with sucresE he has abandoned
william Gabriel got d from Emeryville to-
day with Lord of the FEest and Uncle Henry
He win finish the seassn here. c. c. Camps
arrived today with twi horses. Animus and
Montgomery starters n the Waterhouse Gun
race reached Santa Alta this afternoon
Joe Scherrer. the frmer noted rider was
at the track today lAying recovered from a
severe illness.
A carload Of horsd will be shipped from
here next Wednesdaylto Albuquerque \. NJ,
where 30 day meeting will begin March f2
Judge A. B. Blum here in the interest OF
fhe meeting and rebrts encouragingly
Dick Williams bouht The Bear from S. r.
Laurence for So 000i When the new owner
looked the horse der he found him lame
Williams had q yetdnary look him over care
fully and finally dedded he would not pay the
s.. 600 so the hors{ Is back in his old stable
again.
The weights forfthe Norfolk handicap. the
four mile race toibe decided next Saturday
were announced pday Following arc. the
principal weights assigned: King James 100,
Montgomery III. Big Chief 112. Animus Ill
Firestone 1f0. Ffnk Flfttner no. Philander
10. Clamor 105, Milford I02. Big Bow 101,
Nadzu 1O3
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK, March s.-Elghty-
seventh day of the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association. A. W. Hamilton.
presiding judge. ]. ]. Hoffman, starter. Wealth
er clear. Track fast.
FIRST RAcE-six and half furlongs.
selling:
2-1-L Dieudonne (McGee) Joy 6 IL In
6-1-Buekthorne tShrinerl ..1o7 81 FL
3-lmBelIeek tMccahey1 -. .1o5 Z Al 3h
:53 40. 1906 %. 1:20. At post 3l5 minutes
on at 1858. Azo, Sainposal. Dextrine, solus,
Altenberg. Prometheus. Roy Junior, Pelleas, Al
len Lee. Donatus, finished as named.~ Value to
winner 1925. Winner eh. z. by Dieudonne- Super
fine Trained by Y. Breden.
SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs
Odds, Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
7-5-Frank 9. Hogan (AIcGee)1oS % II
4-l-Mike Molett Kennedy 105 / Il
Tfme-:05 %, II 20. % 80, Al. At post
3 minutes. OF at 2:l7. Counsel ], Dave Mont
finished as named Value to winner 1925. Win
ner b. G. by Hawkswick- Wedding Day. Trained
by S. NJ. Henderson.
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs selling:
5-9-Ethon thennedy) l05 3
s-5-Adriuehe (NicGee) ....1o2 p 21
lo,ImFlemiRg I;.,a mir lAubgehon) ;l15 2 30
~ 10. 1:25. At post minutes. on at 2:39.
Three starters. Value TO winner S325. Winner
b. h. by Intrusive-Charm. Trained by 2. j.
Williams.
FOURTH RACE-one mile, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
elaboration lA1cCahey) ..1o5 3 3 Il
lo1-k. of lFanhoe (Butwell)107 l 22
-S-I-Day Star Powers 40 o az
liza. 1:27, 1:s9 As. At post 2 minutes. on at
S:01- Liberto. Brancas. Josie S, The Thorn,
Friar of Elgin, Margaret Randolph finished as
named. Margaret Randolph ran first 70 half
and then pulled up. Value 10 winner 1925. Win
ner ch. m. by Ornament Excellent. Trained by
owner.
FIFTH RAcE-one and three-sixteenths miles,
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
4-5-Molesey (McGee) ....-.102 5 h In
4-l-xanen (Russiilg -.-- %
rimeN:os Us. is %. 80 So, .4s, :55 %,
]: :o7 80, 1:20 2-5, 1853 Is. LAG. 1853, l:59.
At post l minute. OF 3:24 Goldway, Ar
court. Prince Of CASTLE, ouardi. finished us
by Kingston-Sylvia Belle. Trained by X. Spence.
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
I-i-Aimee (Goldstein) ..1l5 u
10-1-Yirlando CMcCahey) -. 80 . 2
5-I-Airs (Kennedy) .......1O0 2 2 u 5
Time-:I2 35, "a Is. sc, AS 2-5, 100 50,
1:I4. At post 6lS minutes. on at 3:5115. Ko-
RE, Viyant, Number One, finished named.
! Value to winner s325 Winner b. m by Water
Color Maiden Poem. Trained by c. ]. Casey.
SEVENTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling:
! 35-Biskra (Goidsteinl % IL
15-1-Sfay Sutton Oh. WILSON, 95 2 p
1O-1-Albion Ii (Burnsl -. 30 81 30
Time-:12 3-5. :23 3-5, :35 Is. ;47 As, 100.
Polly. Manila s Our Annie. Agnes virginia.
Golden Wave. Miss Himyar. Peerless Lass, fn-
ished as named. Value TO winner 1926. Winner
b. m by Hermence-Africa. Trained by owner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

Arcadia Selections

First raee-Crftic, Pert. Sor-
rowfuL
Second race-J. VI. stokes,
Charley Fox, IxetchcI.
Third race-GaIves, Jane Swift,
CrestOn.
Fourth race-Mary F. Uncle
Walter. StrinRency.
Fifth race-Grande Dame, Third
Rail. Pickaway.
sixth rGce-Father Stafford,
Likely DIendOwne, YbOr.
Seventh race-SenatOr Barrett,
Sibari. Miss Delaney.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
MEETINGs-Legal-cont,pued

ANNUAL melting Of the stock holders Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company will be held ON
TUESDAY, March 0. 1909, at the hour of IL
O'Clock a. m, in the office OF the president Of
me company, 30 Clay ST.. San Francisco Cal.
for the purpose of electng directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction Of such other business as may come
Deiore the meeting Transfer books will close
on February -, 1909. BY order Of the presi-
dent H. w THOMAS Secretary
Dated February 90. 1909
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

-------,---------~-
THE annual meeting Of the members Of the
builders Exchange viii be held Monday
March Is, I909 at 1S0 Jessie St. San Fran
CISCO at IL o'clock a. m. The election OF
directors for the ensuing year will be held
at the same place and date Polls open at
IL O'Clock M TO 3 O'Clock p. M Also TO
vote on an amendment to article 4, section 2.
OF the bylaws. making the dues SO instead
Of So. BY order OF the board
s. II. KENT, Pres.
JAMES A. WILSON. secty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

POSITION Wtd-As plumber and timer in bO-
tel. institution or office building; competent
and reliable. ]. C. LAW RENEE. 2235 Bry-
ant 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND N0TICE-For the twelfth fiscal year
the regular dividend of 6 per cent on the cap
ital stock of the Banca Svizzera Americana
has been declared and is now payable at Lo-
carno, Switzerland, at its agency at 1452
Fillmore St, San Francisco. Detach coupon
No. 12-190S for Frs. 30-and collect it through
your bank, and it will be paid at our Office at
the rate of S5.75 per coupon
BRUNNER. MARTIN & TOGNAZZINI Agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
EMpLoYMENr wANTEp-Male-con.

MINE foreman technical graduate. desires posi-
tion with responsible company to take charge
of mine development; references Box sOI.
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

SAILORS wtd.-young men and boys for
ships. 176 East St. 10.
SALESMAN wtd-First class, clothing; for boys
2Ed cnlidrens department; one who Is thor
oughly capable Of taking charge OF the de-
partment. Apply 10 Mr.. G0idstcfn st our
4th and Market % store s. " WOOD
SALESMAN Wtd-To sell LOTS experience not
absolutely necessary, but must be willing to
work; ! win furnish prospects and literature:
800 week can be made II you will hustle
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09

ence school OF law win award a limited unmber
Of free scholarships TO ambitious men of the bet
ter class who desire to improve ueir positions in
life; make application promptly. giving occupa-
tion and home address. Box SIS, Call office
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-09
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The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
FRENCH SCHOLAR
GOES TO ANN ARBOR

CHICAGO. March IN Marcel
Poete. inspector of historical works
and conservator OF the historical lib
rary, department of archives. Paris.
who Is delegated by the French gov
eminent to visit organizations OF the
Alliance Francois In furtherance OF the
government effort TO propagate the
French language today left for Ann
Arbor, Mich, after brief Chicago
visit.
When the Alliance Franchise was
organized by the government OF France
several years ago. ii was for the pur'
pose OF maintaining the status OF spok
Ell French In foreign countries. Since
that time branches OF the alliance
have been formed In all OF the princi'
pal cities OF the United States and
Canada.
NJ. Poete was met In Chicago by lie
Grand $. Burton, president OF the Al
lance Francois, of Chicago, and Bar
on st. Laurent, French consul. lie
lectured Sunday evening at the art In
stitute on his mission In America. Nj
Poete will go from Ann Arbor. where
he lectures today. to Cleveland. He
will remain in the United States FOL
several months.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
ENGLISH CHILDREN
TAUGHT TO PLAY

LONDON. March An association
for the revival and practice OF folk
music has just given demonstration
I'm Queens hall, 4 troupe OF Young
girls made pretty picture in Morris
dances and quaint Old English games.
The association which is sponsor
FOR the movement, which II hopes TO
spread all over England. is trying TO
persuade tho London comfy council
10 direct the county bands to learn the
Morris music ana 60 allow instruction
ia the dances in the parks and even
ing schools.
Earl lytton is interested In the
idea, Miss Mary Neal is an active adj
yocate, and Mrs humphry Ward Is
speaking aud writing much In behalf
OF the general movement to teach the
children OF the London poor how To
play. Twelve play centers in London
are open five evenings a week. Be
ginning three years ago with an at
tendance OF 1000 children, the system
Is now educating $4,000 week in the
important matter of healthy enjoy
ment Nothing could be more inspir-
ing than TO see the children OF the
London slums dancing the old coun-
try dances, gleefully singing he for
gotten songs. and revellng ia the
graceful games OF the one.time "Mer-
RE England"
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
MISSING PORT
AUSTIN GIRL FOUND
EMMA CARPENTER TELLS PITT
Full STORY OF BETRAYAL
~ BY RELATIVE I

Emma Carpenter, for Hnom state
wide search has been In progress for
several weeks. since She disappeared
from Port Austin. Mich, has ueen
located mere 1y Precinct Detective
Gill, OF Grand River station She Is
low staying IN The home Of Mrs. Doan.
q relative. at No. l24 Dubois-st.
The -rl has been In Detroit most OF
the time since her disappearance.
Fot some time she was In Mrs. Han
nah slurrers hospital at No. 700
Grand Riverave., but left there after
the police had paid visit 10 the place.
and went TO the home OF Mrs. Me-
Hugh. az No. 5S6 West Alexandrine.
ave. going later TO the Dean home,
The police declare that the young
Wonian's disappearance was the result
OF hei hSNayal at the hands of one OF
her own~Tioss, relatives. She tells a
IA FIJI and declared te-Betee-
tive Gill that she Is ready 10 return TO
her home as soon as her parents care
L send for her.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
MANY At FIRST OF
MONDAY LENTEN
SERVICES
WOMEN CONSTITUTE MORE THAN
HALF OF ATTENDANCE IN
OPERA HOUSE-REV. s. d. Nc
coNNELL THE SPEAKER.

The first OF the union MONDAY Len
ten services was held in the Detroit
Opera house, Monday. and vas largely
attended. over half OF the number be
ing women. Many clergymen OF the
various denominations were present
at the service. which began at l2;Oo
and closed promptly at l2;3O O'CLOCK
There were many prominent business
and professional men In the audlehce,
these meetings having been arranged
primarily for those In the DOWNTOWN
district.
The ReX- Sd Mcconnell d u.
OF Easton Md, was the speaker. ana
was introduced by Bishop Charles H..
Williams The service opened with
the singing OF the hyInn, 'Jesu''
Lover of My Soul" followed by the
recital OF the Apostles Greed and the
Lords Prayer by the congregation
Dr.. Mcconnell is a pleasing talker,
but not an orator. speaking in clea :,
conversational way. but withal con
vincing. lie began by saying that
God Is not rs far removed from man
as many people contend. and hat God
considers man too valuable 10 be lost.
I'VE work by corporations, he
said: we act by communities. ana the
individual year by year, is coming
10 be OF less and less consequence.
However, | hope for favor in the sight
OF God, not so much because | need
Him, as because He needs me. For
how much is man better than
sheep? How valuable is the individual
soul OF man In the sight of his Father
This is not the way in which God IS
often thought OF by man II Is true
that very much OF the Christian
world today still groyels NJ the feet
OF . pagan god. and this in spite or
oil that the Son Of God has taught
God can never forget MS, His chill
dren This fact believe To be tn"
foundation of religion
Bishop williams pronounced the
benediction Or Mcconnell viii
speak every day this week with the
exception OF Saturday, when Dean
Samuel : Marquis, OF st. Paul
cathedral. will have charge of the ser
vice
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
SAYS LAW PERMITS
BOYS OF 10 TO SMOKE

CHICAGO, March ACCORDING ~
Bert Hall, of Milwaukee, VINO Is az
tending the department OF superintehd-
EMS convention Of the National Euu'
cation association here. the Whole
theory Of the establishment OF parental
and reform schools Is wrong ana the
bows and girls who are sent 10 sucn
institutions have very poor chances Oh
becoming OF any use either 10 thein
selves or society. 49,
The plan OF sending delinquents 10
farm houses instead OF TO lnstltutlohs,
saws Mr.. Hall, has been tried win
.uccess in wisconsin. We nave SEM
many bows to farms and they nave
done sp.endidly The tough boy OF thc
cutters who chews tobacco, SMOKES
ciga. ettes. swears and steals pecoi nc.
a fne manly. upright ambitious boy
when removed from the vicious sur
roundings OF the streets. BOYS oh
farms charge their characters ana le
suond readily TO good influences.
"Eycrything possible should be dohe
IN keen boys and girls from lnsu'u'
tional life. institutional life is not d
normu life and these delnquehIs
should be placed in normal condluohs
" herever it is feasible. Reform ana
t,uancv schools are not success, De-
cause they do not give results III cl,
zrnship TO society or in saving ihui'
viduals.' ,-..o,,,. al
MIR Hall declares that virtually All
thn hoys charged with delinquency IN
Milwaukee are cigarette smokers
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
OPEN HOUSE At
|. GOLDEN
SPRING STYLE SHOWINGS-SOUV-
ENlRS FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.

This is a week os Golden oppor'
tunities at 1926 Michigan.aye. Besides
a large store respondent in flowers.
palms and fashions latest hints in
mems suitings and furnishings, there
are carpations galore for the ladies'
and fragrant havanas in dainty tubes
for all gentlemen callers. This week
also marks the beginning of business
alliance between Mr.. Lewis Golden
with his son. Mr. Albert Golden. The
former will continue to give his per-
scnal time and attention TO the custom
tailoring and ready-to-wear clothing
dcpartments while Mr.. Albert VIII
guide the Gestinles of the hat and
mems furnishings departments.
The name Golden has long been
synonymous with clothing OF char
actor. style and dependableness, OF
course. coupled. with price reasonable
ness. and the history OF the business
has been one Of the most gratifying
success and growth. With the added
advantage of handsome, complete
furnishings department and the spien-
did qualifications the Junior partner
brings to his department. II is a safe
prediction that more wise legs Ay,
iish legs" and "appreciatlve legs, VIII
lead to Golden's.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
ALEXANDER MURDER
TRIAL GOES OVER

on representations made To Judge
Hosmer. Monday morning. by Attor.
ncy William Kennedy. the murder
trial OF John Alexander was postponed
until the beginning of the April term
OF the circuit court.
Kennedy asked for the postpone
ment on the ground that the names
IF several new witnesses had been en-
dorsed ON the Indictment Saturday a
terroon, and that he had had no
chance TO prepare to meet this new
testimony Alexander was In court,
faultlessiy dressed. carefully groomed.
and apparently not worried over the
outcome OF the trial. He Is charged
with shooting his wife. Anne. at their
home In Ford oct. rs. 1898. after 2
spree Mrs. Alexander died IN Emerg.
ency hospital Ford. Nov .
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
COMEDY ACTRESS WEBS
N. Y. MILLIONAIRE

NEW YORK. March LEWIS Gin.
ter Young, millionaire member of the
defunct brokerage firm OF A. O. Brown
& Co.. Is today on honeymoon with
his bride, who was Miss Leonra AroI
son. musical comedy actress and chun
of Edna Wallace Hopper Brown. after
"a secret wedding In the Little
Church Around the Corner
Mr. Young is 26 years old and q
nephew of the late Maj. Ginter, r
founder OF the tobacco trust. His
bride is %. On the stage Mrs. Young
was known as l.eona Anderson.
Mr.. Young and his bride laid their
wedding plans so carefully that even
lis close friends were not IN the Sc
cret. The only Witnesses were Mrs
Adele Logan, OF ST Louis. sister of
Mrs. Young, and G.. Lee Stout, for
mer member of A. o. Brown 4 Co,
who was best man.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
MAKES FATAL LEAP
FROM HOSPITAL WINDOW

PITTSBURG, Pa, March Capt
William ID. Gearhart, who yesterday
afternoon murderously attacked Mrs
Anna Baxter. at her home, No. 7l25
Bennett-st., jumped from Third story
window at the Pittsburg hospital short.
~ before 10 O'Clock this morning and
was killed. Gearhart eluded the Wig
ilance OF Policeman Edward Barry
who was guarding him.
Mrs. Baxter is in serious condition
at the same hospital. She spent Il
restless night, and the physicians at
tending her have little hope for her
recovery.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Accused Murderer Escapes.

MONTGOMERY. Mo-, March -
Luther Anderson. charged with the
sensational murder 81 George Way.
ner. the Audrlan stockman. escaped
from the county jail here last night
IL Is supposed he received assistance
from the outside. posse is IN pur.
SUI. Anderson was brought frons
Mexico. Mo. for safe keeping. as he
made an unsuccessful attempt 10
break iail at that place. He was
charged with killing Wagner for $500
he was known TO have on AIS person.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
DAILY DEATH LIST

John y Bastedo. Oh Years 152 Cass,
hcmuTrhage from stomach.
Ann Cummtfsrd. - years. 1888 Belle
VucE paralysis
Marvin Hlrscr. 5 months..32 schnei.
der, pneumonia
Elmer ReideI ~ years. sSS Jefferson
William \. Ross, So years. 235 Third
endoCardltls.
Catherine A. Kilroy. IS years s0'
Bowen, cudOcardltis.
Bertha B. Yetska, % years, South.
field. Mich. tuberculosis
Enos l.~hut. - years, ill5 Jefferson
seullitV.
james 70. Cuddy u years. 49, Fourth
cuithelinugA .